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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
STABBED 3 TINES

While leaving the building
Harris said he heard Mrs Crolley
entering 70 begin her nights work
lie waited for her on the darkened
stairway and stabbed her three
times with a butcher knife lie
then forced open a locked refrg-
orator and took SIS from the
restaurants cash box
Wurm and Branton traced tho
diShwaSher rack 10 the restaurant
downstairs and found Mrs Croley
where She had lain for four hours
ON an anonymous tip, the TWO
detectives Lalded Harris apart
mcnt and found some of the stolen
jewehy. He Is charged with FIRST
degree murder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
SLIDES INTO CAR

Garrison died this morning in
Receiving Hospital Of injuries Suf-
fered December II when wit
neSSes said he stepped from The
curb onto a patch Of ICE al Van
Dyke and Sylvester avenues and
slid into the side of a car Tho
driver. Mrs, Helen Gru'>l> - OF
t+f6 Cadillac avenue. was released
pending investigation.
Deyer VaS A. ono time An em-
ploye Of the city clerks office and
was employed IN the Office Of the
county auditors before taking MS
ioh As court clerk.
Funeral services viii he held AZ
II a. m. tomorrow IN the William
r. Hamilton Chapel 1915 CaSS
avenue Burial viii be IN Wood
lawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
DISCUSS WAR PROBLEMS

To the tHo score correspondents
aboard the train. who requested a
pres, conference on route Crurc-
hl >cnt brief note indicating
thar tho 'Wo prime ministers had
spent most ot me hour, IN disc
cu,~1rE dominion var problems
lIe reported that 'hn conNcr,a-
rons ~ Washington were pro-
crossing faN0.ah|y and that no
would rctau ln a few days 10 the
United States capital
in addition 20 numerous private
conferences TODAY Churchill was
booked far am appearance before
the C8b.nc' Va committee
Tomorrow tc W8s 20 address tho
Senate and liog~o of Commons In
The House chamber and continue
his side conferences with Dominion
traders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
RUSH TO ENLIST
Photography Course Planned

Seven Detroit public evening
schools will offer courses in pho
Biography during the term begin
ming January 5. il was announced
today. The courses, primarily for
amateurs, both beginners and adj
vanced, will be held at Eastern,
Southeastern. Chadsey. Cass, Cen
trail. Cooley and Mackenzie high
schools. Any adult is eligible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Colorado 10 Give Bomber

DENVER Dec % ms
With Revenge Wake Island a,
Us slogan, campaign 10 raise
money 10 build "A big bombing
plane 10 be called Wake Island
spread thronchnui Colnrado to-day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Judge Clerk
One Of I Killed
Here by Autos
Traffic Court Aide
Fatally Injured as
He Crosses Street

Two pedestrians, one a traffic.
court docket clerk. We're dead to-.
day as the result OF weekend
traffic accidents while third
traffic death from an Older acCi-I
dent increased DetrOit'S traffic toll
for the year 10 276 As compared
with 236 on the same date IN 1910
The dead are William Denver
81. Of 658 Webb avenue, a clerk
for Traffic Judge George T. Muir
ply: Alexander s. Morrison as
.of l249 Brainard avenue, and Vera
Garrison, Is, of 1868 Scyburn
avenue.
In another accident hlt-run
driver critically injured a 5-year-
old boy, Kenneth Cole of 30 Al
fred street. He was struck As he
crossed Woodward avenue at
Adelaide street accompanied by
his brothers, Brakely, 9, and Ray
mond, 3
The driver. police said. stopped
and looked AZ the Child'S crumplcd
body in the street then drove
away.
Dever, widely known in political
circles. was killed early yesterday
when he vas struck by tho car Of
Irwin Fl. Hastings 81, Of 364 West
Marshall avenue, Ferndale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Ldid-0ff Worker
Gives PaYChed
sTo Red Cross
Campaign Here SweIIed
by SIS 900 in Small
Gifts Over Weekend
picture on Page o.

Realizing that the success Of
Detroits $1,000 900 Rod Cross
drive now hinges on the small
giver and man-m-thc-Street cam
paign officials were chccrod today
by the. donation Of his entire
paychcck by a recently laid-od
worker.
The donor was Paul a Marti-
noau, 1910 Wcsl For, street who
endorsed his check of Sos 06 10
The Red Cross.
I'm laid-oH right now" said
Mr.. Naruncau hut when get
another check, I'll he hack.
I'm for the Red Cross, believe
me-"
In response 20 AN appeal FOR
small gifts approximately SIS 600
mostly ln ono and iNc-do.'t bills.
poured into ho50QHar'o, o'cr The
Weekend and brought total con-
tr.huuon> toward $500
UP TO SMALL GINER
Enmctf r Connc'y chairman
OF the campaign commented
I'VE might just ~ we'll realize
here and now that our last mil
lion dollar~--if we are 10 get IL
at all-must come from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Harper Hospital
Doctors 10 Form.
New War Unit
AZ Physicians
Sought 70 Establish
Old Base No. II

Doctors Of Harper Hospital who
served as members Of the famous
Base Hospital Unit No. II during
the World War today we're re-
cruting A physicians for army
service and reorganizing their old
unit under the new name of Cen
cral Hospital No. i.
The new unit is being headed
by Col Henry J. Carstens, who
was overseas for two ard half
years In the first world war. He
was AT one time attached 10 the
British army and later transferred
to an American base hospital In
Paris.
RECRUITING MEDICAL MEN
at the moment We are a re-
serve unit and are recruiting
only our medical men," Colonel
CarstenS explained 81 ter,
however. nurses and enlisted
men will he recruited"
Or. l. j. HirSchman has been
commissioned a Lieutenant colonel
and Or. f J Spalding. who went
10 France in the last war with the
Johns Hopkins unit. has also en-
listed with the same rank.
Recruited As majors are: Drs.
Douglas Donald. c. T. Lemon, l..
B. Ashley and Don Bellanger. En-
listed AS captains are Drs. John
ITulloch and s. G.. Meyer and as
lieutenantS, Drs G.. T. Mexican
and Don NJ. Murphy.
RUSH TO ENLIST
Colonel Carstens said he has
already been swamped with calls
from nurses and former men of
the base hospital unit who seek TO
be put on the reserve list and
transferred to active duty as soon
as they are needed
In World War l the unit was
led by DR.. Angus Mclean and
won such reputation for itself
at DIXON that both the unit and its
leader received decorations from
the British. French, Polish and
American governments for work
under fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
HIT CROSSING STREET

The accident occurred AS Dever
was crossing Second avenue A,
Webb. Hastings was released by
police after witnesses SAID Dever
walked into the path Of his car.
Morrison was fatally Injured
Saturday night when he vas
struck by a Greyhound bus driven
by LEVIN { WhitehurSt, 81 Of
1888 Birmingham avenue, As he
was crossing Woodward avenue
at Bethune avenue.
Witnesses said Morrison was
crossing against rcd light and
walked in front Of the bus White
hurst. who has not had an accident
IN eight years, was 10 have
received safe driving medal
from his company next month.
He was released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
II am OK. Merry Christmas,
HaDuX New Year"

Private GenOveSe enlisted nine
months ago and spent the last four
months with a coast artillery de-
taChment on Luzon Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Manila News
Son Gables Merry Christmas
TO Parents Here

One line Of good news. Al least
for one family came out of Manila
today. II was an eight-Word cable
gram from Pvt. John GenoveSe 10
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Peter
GenovcSe Of 1852 Monroe avenue.
Il read
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

Gen. Hugh - Johns
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
Founders Day
To Be Celebrated

On Sunday, January 10, at 300
o'clock, there will be Founders Day
celebration in the auditorium of the
State Teachers College at Towson
An address will be delivered by DR.,
A. L. Crabb, of George Peabody Col
lege for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn
The invocation will be given by DR..
Forrest Prettyman, son of DR.. E. B.
Prettyman, a former principal of the
college. There will be music by the
college Glee Club and the college Or
chestra, augmented by the alumni Glee
Club. The Founders Day exercises will
especially honor the founders, princi-
pals, alumni and faculty. Exhibits de-
picting events in the history of the in
stitution will be displayed.
The class of 1904, of which DR.. M.
Theresa Wiedefeld, president of the
college, is member, will present her
portrait, which has been painted by
the celebrated artist, Stanislav Remb-
ski. Miss Lillian compton, assistant
superintendent of Allegany county
schools, and Mrs. C. Albert Kuper will
represent the class at the presentation
of the portrait.
This month markes the seventy
fifth anniversary of the college, which
was founded as the Maryland State
Normal school January Is, 1866. This
act made Maryland the twelfth state
to establish a normal school for the
education of teachers for the ele-
mentary grades in the public schools
of the State. DR.. M. A. Newell was
the organizer and first principal from
1866 to 1890. During that time he also
served as superintendent of the State
schools from 1867 to 1890.
Graduates of the State Teachers
College and others interested in the
work this college is doing for the bet
terment of education in the State of
Maryland will find this an interesting
meeting, not only from an educational
but from a historical standpoint as
well. HELEN SOLLARS.
Oakland, December ID, 1941.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
Garrett COunty's Dwelling Units
Number 5,423, Census Shows

Figures representing the revised
count of dwelling units in Maryland
from the Housing Census have been
released by the director and show that
Garrett county has Sab such units,
1896 of which are occupied, 80 or ST
percent vacant, for sale or rent, and
1853 others vacant but being held for
absent households.
In the state there were 500,747
dwelling units and there were 23,757
or At percent vacant and for sale OF
rent. There were 466,002 dwelling
units occupied.
OF the total number of dwelling
units in Maryland 1855 percent were
located in urban places, that is, in in
corporated places having $500 inhab
itants or more; and 40.5 percent were
in rural areas, in open country or il
places having less than $500 inhabi
tants. Only 3.5 percent of the urbai
dwelling units were vacant and fol
sale or rent as compared with &C per,
cent of the rural dwelling units.
The average number of persons per
occupied dwelling unit in 1910 was
3.91 for the state as compared with
an average population per family Of
4.24 in 1880. The average number Of
persons per occupied dwelling unit in
1910 in Garrett county was Al.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
ACCIDENT

Zion Lutheran church: Sunday
school at $50. Service at 1920.
Church of the Brethren: Sunday
school at $50. Service at. 1920
st. PauPs Lutheran church: Sunday
school at $50. No service.
st. Johns Lutheran church (Cove) !:
Sunday school at $50. Communion
service at 1920.
The attendance in the local school
has been greatly affected by an cpl
demic of flu and other sickness.
Last week Mr.. Kesner was absent
from school two days Mrs. Charley
Miller, Friendsville, substituted for
him on Tuesday. Mrs. B. o. Aiken
substituted on Wednesday. This week
Miss Ruth Ault was absent several
days and Mrs. Charley Miller substi-
tuted
The Brethren Y. P. D. met at the
home of Emerson and Marie Alexan-
der last Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments were served.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch and sons
of Gortner were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Alexander.
Mrs. Arthur Scrogum attended a
special conference at Bridgewater col
lege, Bridgewater, Va, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher and
daughter visited Mr., and Mrs. James
Glotfelty, McHenry, on Sunday,
Mr.. Walter F. w. Richter is recov-
ering from the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Yost visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coddington, Hoyes,
on Sunday,
Orlen VAIL, Baltimore, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
VAIL
Miss Hazel Brenneman returned to
the home of Fred Miller after spend
ing several weeks at her home at Bit
finger.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. 0. Aiken were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Miller, George and Lena Miller, Fred
Miller, Miss Rose Miller and Hazel
Brenneman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schlossnagle
and family visited John Spoerlein at
Oakland on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Burkhard were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Burkhard.
Mr.. Wilmer Margroff, Baltimore,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Mar
CROFT.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman and
children were Sunday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Deal.
Mrs. w. A. Speicher and daughter
Kathryn and Guy Broadwater were
Sunday guests of Mrs. P. H. Broad
water, of Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Alexander and
family visited Mr. A. J. Alexander at
Cumberland on Saturday evening.
Mr. Charles Wilt and Misses June
and Wilma Fratz were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright, Addi-
son, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
AURORA-EGLON

Mrs. Susan Rachel Lantz, II, of
Stemple Ridge passed away Thursday
evening, January 9, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ward Pifer. Funeral
services were held Saturday at the
Stemple Ridge, passed away Thursday
made in the church cemetery. Other
than her daughter, she is survived
by one son, J. D. Lantz.
Mrs. Truman Tolley, of Aurora, has
received word of the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Alice Skin
ner, which occurred on Thursday, Jan
uary 9, at her home at Hattie, Brax-
ton county, West Va.
The Hampsteads and Blands, of Egg
lon, were visiting at the home of w.
B. Helmick, Fort Ashby, w. Va, last
Sunday. Mr.. Helmick has been i'll for
quite some time, but is now improv-
ing.
Milford Hauser and Gladys Evans
have recently returned from trip to
Akron, ONO.
Friends are sorry to hear of the
illness of Mrs. C. E. hardwood, of
Terra Alta, now in hospital in Cum
berland for treatment.
Mrs. Dayton Teets, of Aurora, has
returned to her home after spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. Les
lie Halbritter, at Tunnelton, who has
been i'll.
John Erdie, superintendent of the
Peoples Life Insurance Company, was
q business caller in Aurora and Eglon
on Tuesday.
Lemuel Wotring, Mrs. Summers
Wolfe, Mrs. Cleve Evans and son Or
vile, of Horse Shoe Run, were callers
in Terra Alta on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
Gets Sentence of Six Months in
House of Correction

Everett Reckord, a former West
Virginia resident, was sentenced to
serve six months in the House of Cor
rection by Magistrate Charles F.
White, following a hearing on last
Thursday.
Andrew Day, of Deer Park, had
charged Reckord with threatening
him with knife and beating up his
nephew. Mr.. White said it was the
second offense for Reckord, who had
been sentenced to 10 days in Jail in
recent weeks and had been ordered by
the authorities to stay away from the
Day family at Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
II. d. A. Schedule

Homemakers Club, 200 p. m.
Friday, January II - Kempton
Tuesday, January 81: Hoyes Home
makers, 1870 p. m.
Wednesday, January %: Accident
Homemakers club meeting, 1880 p. M,
at the home of Miss Rose Miller.
Thursday, January %: Kitzmiller
Homemakers club, 7:3O p. M, at the
home of Mrs. O. P. Jones.
Friday, January "a: New Germany
All club, 2:30 p. m.
Saturday, January rs: Oakland Ju-
Nor All club, 1000 a. M, H. D. A.
office, new post office building.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16

In West Virginia there is a polit-
zeal struggle between Democratic fac
tions. Retiring Governor Holt and in
coming Governor Nicely have both
named a successor to Neely's Sena-
torial seat. The Senate will decide
which one is entitled to the seat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
PLAN FOR FUTURE

The second is the desirable"
program, putting features of the
first plan into effect more com
pletely. The third isa long range
plan for complete revision OF the
traffic system over 1O-year
period.
The immediate program can be
put into effect for an estimated
half million dollars, the desirable"
plan for around 81. 100000 and the
long range program for an esti-
mated ss335.33e44, eeee.- Mick lle=sssid=--
However. the mayor today said
he regarded those estimates as IN
accurate and asked Mickle TO OBJ
tain definite cost figures from the
lighting commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Two Pedestrians
Die in Traffic
c4s,eish, by =n.iruit Iim., -riaht, r.,.r..d.

Two moro pedestrians died to-
day of traffic injuries. bringing
the total number of Detroit fatali-
ties 10 . This year compared TO
19 in the same period last year. A
third person was killed in the
county,
Sauna Sctafer 40. of 1923 Beard
avenue died in Receiving Hospital
today of injuries received yester-
day when she was struck at West
Vernon Highway and Rieden street
by the car of Clyde Sandoval, So,
of 1875 Clark avenue. Witnesses
said she started TO cross the street
then jumped back into the path
of Clark'S car. He was not held.
Alexander Sinclair, Sc, of 9433
Prairie avenue died in Providence
Hospital of injuries received last
night when struck by the car of
ALVIN MdSacek, "A, OF SS0( Cro-
cuslawn avenue al West Chicago
boulevard and Prairie avenue.
Masacek was held on a charge of
driving.
The impact Of his car tossed
Spclair into the path of the car
Of Dorothy Mckay. 81. of 1886
Carlin avenue. driving in the oppo-
site direction. She was eXoner-
ated by the police.
At Ann Arbor road near Cam
ton Center road. Lloyd Williams,
81. RID No. l. Plymouth. was hit.
by the truck of Benedict McVeigh,
&c. of Hazel Park.
Williams died shortly after in
Eloise Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
DSR Driver Struck
By Bus in Yards

Eugene D. Giulio, 30. Of 3502
Sheridan avenue, DSR bus
driver, is in Crosse Pointe Hos
pital with broken back. He was
crossing the DSR yards at Shoe
maker and st. Jean avenues when
he stepped in front of a bus driven
by Arthur A. Hardies, %, of 1855
Wayburn avenue.
Herbert Spencer, 55, of 4028
Sheridan avenue, was knocked
down and seriously injured by a
hit-and-run driver at Grand River
avenue, near Elm avenue. He
was taken to Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Calls
For Tolerance
Despite War |
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

ANN ARBOR, Jan. PA warm
ing to keep the channels of re-
ligion open TO the peoples on both
sides of the present conflict was
issued at the closing session of the
second annual Michigan Pastors
Conference here by DR.. Edwin E.
Aubrey. professor of theology and
ethics at the University of Chi
cago. 4.
Stressing the need for tolerance
and international fellowship de-,
spite the war Doctor Aubrey
challenged his listeners to remem-
Der that God is of all nations"
while countries organizing
for war preparations are being
centralized at the expense of
democracy, the church must
keep reflection alive" he con-,
continued. He maintained that
thee church must prepare the
world psychologically for a just.
peace and the continuance or
democracy.
iiOt sr%ANt
racy, but will only hold off the
enemy" he declared. THE intel
ligence needed for the continu.
ance of democracy must be
defended against the emotional
effects of current propaganda"
He cited three chief functions
for the church during the pres
ent crisis.
Ito stimulate the public
mind and agItate discomfort II
society loses its perspective OF
right in war confusion. ~.
2-To stabilize the public
mind IN the face of hystefia by
giving historical and cosmic per-
spective.
3-To steer the public mind
in a manner which will make
those who pursue selfish motives
aetuating war feel guilty and
direct historical changes into
progressive instead of destruc-.
tive paths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Salute Tom Brown?
n Pedestrian With That Extra Something, He's
Found Guilty of Dumping Into Car

Thomas f. Brown. 3S OF 900
Twenty-tifth street. has a diStinc-
ton today that comes TO few
pedestrians-he was found guilty
in Traffic Court of interfering
with vehicular traffic.
Brown crossed West Fort and
Twenty-third streets on New
Years Eve in front of the car (
Norman c. Antaya. %, of 1918
Twenty-third street. Ant y a
stopped and waited for Brown TO
make the curb. When he reached
ii the grade was too steep and he
fell back into the street, striking
Antaya's car. A patrolman ar
rpSfed him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
IL DRIVERS SENTENCED

Twelve other drivers, 10 of them
Guilty of reckless driving and two
of driving while drunk. ere sem
fenced. The reckless drivers were:
Charles l. Eddy, 25, of 594 Guth-
erie avenue. Hazel Park. and his
cousin, Charles Eddy, 1870 DAYS
for racing; Wendell A. Herring, IS,
of 1880 Beniteau avenue. 500 ol-
20 days. six months prabationi
Ferdinand c. Vetter. -21. of 25005
Middlebelt avenue, $40 or 10 days:
Douglas Hancock, 81, of 9257
Freeland avenue. S100 or 20 days,
probation for year; George NJ.
Gopher, "a, OF - West Forest
avenue. $50 or 10 days. years pro-
baton: James Hill, 80. of $3.50
Crane avenue, SIS or 20 days;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Jeffries Studies
Mieke|'s Bold
Traffic Plan

A threefold plan for improving
the traffic control system here,
involving new signals and synchro-
nizers. by which Traffic Engineer
ID. Grant Mickle believes traffic
would be regulated more smoothly
at less cost. was being studied to-
day by Mayor Jeffries.
The plan calls for swinging all
signal lights out over the center
Of the street for greater visibility.
erection of some new signals. re-
moval OF unneeded ones, arl the
accurate synchronization of all of
these for steadier traffic move,
ment.
Mickle has evolved three plans
for carrying out this program.
One Is an immediate" plan. which
he says must be put into effect at
once before Detroit's obsolete 10
year-old light synchronizers break
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Caesar Gionetti. 80. of 1910 Mitch
.ell avenue. $50 RIO days; Adolf
Laiti, s.. of 1874 Turner avenue.
20 days. Samuel l. Rowan. 30, of
o64O Fourth avenue, $lT--or- 30
days f1
Sentenced as drunk drivers were
Thomas c. Lennie, 33, of 2O9 Pill
grim avenue. Highland Park, IS
days, and Thomas Calder. 10, of
23S Hendrie avenue, 20 DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
toQuer
Nolan on Rate
Cut for DSR

Fred A. Nolan, DSR general
manager. will be asked to investi-
gate possibility of reducing DSR
fares under a plan announced to-
day by DSR Commissioner Louis
{. Miriam.
Miriani's action followed an an
nouncement that Mayor Jeffries
would discuss fare adjustments
with Nolan and Samuel T. Gilbert,
president of the commission. In
scheduling the meeting. Jeffries
said Detroit should have uniform
fare and IF the system clears a
81 500 900 profit by next June 30
we will try to have one"
The DSR Hetted 1854 900 during
the first six months of this fiscal
year and is expected TO net APP
proximately S1.500.000 for the
year, which would set a record.
MIRIANPs STATEMENT
Miriani VIII outline his fare adj
justmentsplan at next Tuesdays
COIIlillSSIO1 IllcclIIlB.
II prefer to call IL an adjust
ment," he said, because j doubt
whether il would be possible to.
establish a uniform fare without
having our lowest fares IS cents
for certain coaches and 6 cents
for street cars and substitute
coaches) and our highest fares
Decent coaches) meet at some
point in between the two.
This Is something that will
have to be approached with the
greatest care because a mistake
of penny or two one way or
another will represent the diff
ference between making eX-
penses and suffering a loss"