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Near Reno Rd. and Ingomar.

A MikkeIson- built center-hau brick home
8 large rooms. 2l2 baths. bedrooms den
and lavatOry attic. 2-car garage, living
room 15x27. 10-foot center hall; excellent
condition: owner Will sacrifice. less than
assessed valuation: make offer. WILLIAM
BOSWELL. NE. AM2I. ewes. WI 44lm.
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VII-| ODTT CITIIdN NITFTT0 00n.
JUDSON REAMY.
= II IL - n = a 7
BUY ON TERMS

$1,000 eoll'y for $3.50. N room md
nam house. m :, NV h double BRICK
rsEaGo- .0C 6rEl 80. ba a'arcr. II Ouus paw
21.c 80 month. Call Hyat:sy.Ae Of52.
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LARGE front room fireplace nicely fur
convenient trans: SIS mo. Also small
ASIA
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

CoRNER-GLoVER PARK-S67 so.
Only 2la yrs. old 22Ol Observatory pl;
g bright rooms. bath; automatic heat: Will
redecorate. Open Dupont 7777.
IN THE. GEORGETOWN AREA
brick. 8 fine rooms. . full baths, wood
burning fireplace, screened porch, lnsu-
lated, automatic heat, large garden. tower
Reservoir rd. NV.
NEWLY DECORATED.
30 9TH ST, NE.
rms rs b; IoNGFFGL6W f% EEL 2SFGsfs sf NV so
JOSEPH 4. HERBERT & SONS.
5l5 E. Cap. St. Lincoln 0129.
1881 LYMAN PL. NE.
rooms and bath corner house,, So so.
OLIVER T. CARR.
NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNI
versity 92l 22nd street n w.-6
rooms and bath. hot-Water heat.
entirely renovated $4,000
2136 Eye street n.w-5 rooms and
bath hot-Water heat $50 so
JAMES MORRISON WOODWARD, Realtor.
723 10th Street NV.
ATTENTION-NEW RENTAL
OPPORTUNITIES
2Ol and 1929 Minnesota Ave. S SE.-OPEN
SIS and S67 per month Phone Adams
$50. Apply 1885 Meridian pl. NV.
s22 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Semi-detached brick u rms. bath. built
- N"'' 5@5 RoxBoRo PL. NV.
Semi-oetach@ed bed brick, rms bath. recre-
HENRY j. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV DI Sl41.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS. MD.
block from street cars; rooms, bath;
niGe condition; vacant: S65 mo. J. NOBLE
BOAZ WI 26fS
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1907 KENYON NV large rms, nicely
furn. sink. Frigidaire next bath; 50 50
vk. Also LARGE, pleas. front rm, Ink
nj C'pan WE
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1925 EUCLID ST. NV" very desirable
bright rooms. suitable for one or two.
Tel CO. iO35-J ~
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American University Park.

detached garage. Immediate sale desired.
Shown by appointment only. ASK for Mr.
VIM. N. THRocKMoRToN pI. GOae.
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1899 QUINCY ST. N.W-Nicely furn.
large front room, twin beds, connect. bath
grill prlvil: reaS, nr. cars. RA. b5lh.
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1929 EOLMEAD PL. N.W-Large room in
basement for light houSekCeplns Fri2l-
dare. gas, Semi-prlvate bath.
CORNER 10th AND P SITS. N.W.-Large
hedrm. with twin beds; pvt. bath: for gen.
tlemPn Decatur 5U4.
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TAKOMA PARK. MD,
~ Boston ave.-6-room brick BUNGALOW,
recreation nm. . frepiaces, buIlt-ln ga
Tage SH .173-W.
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BFAUTIFUI. BFDRN, nicely furn-, pvt
phone: new det home 1921 N. H. ave
lhet IcnefellON. MadlSOnl. after =
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front cor rm bath: det, quiet adult
home $50; gentleman; ref. Adams 35Sf.
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"EI, CASER," 7O5 4th NW.-MODERN,
weiI-kept downtown bldg; attractive apts.:
i rm and bath S2S; > rms, k. and b., S4O
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SHOREHAM HOTEL.

sublet Is mo. to I VI, : rms, b. co. 21@6.
NEWLY DECORATED, PERFECT CONDI-
ton; l and rms, kitchen bath; nr
Census. Govt Printing and Post Offices,
c42.0U up.
THE COTTON.
a. Eve St NV
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2237 ST. NW-Near Dupont Circle.
Large room, 2nd floor, quiet home: bus
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l7"O IANIFR PL NV double. " single
rooms Gentlemen only. Convenient
SO0rf atlOu Reasonable.
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in: shower,
phone, newly dec and furn; single, $50;
double S6-SS. li24 Belmont 81. NV
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) CONN. AVE, opposite Wardman Park
vacancies. single. double
triple. reasonable. co. 940O.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM in refined Christian
home near Wardman Park. Michigan
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3SO4 FULTON ST-SEMI-DET BRICK.
eight rooms, . baths. oil hAt garage
refrigeration, fireplace: excellent condltlon.
OWNER, EN-. 415S. -
BETHESDA, MD.-BRAND-NEW GROOM
brick: oil heat; corner lot: $50. 300 Glen
mood ri wisconsin l50O
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800 9th ST NE.
. Rms. Kit. Bath; $40.
515 East Capitol St. II. Ol29.
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1401 18th ST. NV.
.IIIST OPEN

Large double room, private ath: single,
running water Vacancy for lady: new
furnishing: switchboard. Selectiye menus
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134a MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Rooms and Bath, S32 so.
oo6 Mills Rids MA. 1855.
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WALKING DISTANCE GOVT. BLDGs,
24@I Pa, ave, rooms; oans. x b.-~--s332. 90 90
1920 l4th ST. roor1 rooms D $50
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE RE s663.
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New group Of beautiful center-hall
detached homes in restricted nearby Su-
purhan section consisting Of unusually
room with bar, large sun deck. built-in
garage, living room 22x13is with open
fireplace: dining room. 1sx12, sun room
or library 11x21. winding stairway, The
homes on large wooded lots overlook park
with lovely stream tennis courts; ,,s ele-
oINNEfTI. DI. 31oo. BETHEL, or RA
0740, ewes. %
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All WASHINGTON BLVD. COLMAR
Manor Md-3 rooms. kitchen, dinette.
pvt, bath; cleo, heat included; $40 mo.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

6-room Fungslov, mi. oil heat I
acre ground 20 minutes 10 city, l-fzrs
zone. Call HyattSvllle 0462. Evenings,
Wa 91O6
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4-FAMILY APT
ASSURED VALUE,
4 APTS.-N.W.

Semi-detaChed brick, full cellar with
burner. Each apt has . rms, kit. dlnetfe,
path and large concrete screened porches.
Cali Mr.. DOWNER. GE- ono.
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S11.5OO.

NEW DETACHED BRICK,
Just off 18th St, near Colorado ave: at
tractive new home. rooms, bath, 1st-foor
lavatory. maids bath in basement, gas
heat. elec refg.; furred and Insulated; l.
car brick garage: beautifully wooded lot,
133 #. deep. Evenings phone Mr.. Evans,
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1911 WYOMING AVE. NV.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,

1IO7 Eve St NV National GAGS.
OLORED-CHARMING NEW ,2-ROOM.
kitchen. bath apts. heat and hot water
incl: S35 Adults only. See Janltor, base
ment. No. rs or No. 40 G st s.w.
Fer COLORED-l1O 18th ST. SE-2
rooms. kitchen and bath. cleo, S2'5o-
LINKINS CO. 1922 st. NV.
REFINED COLORED-OPEN.
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1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Triple. double several places for single
persons Phone in room. club lounge. 100
guests. selective menus: walk to work.
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1905 sth ST. NE.
Broom and bath apartment, a MI, gas
elec. and heat furnished: adults; $40 per
month Call RE. 2230.
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5n1 llth N.W.-Newly furn front corner
room, private apt, 3rd floor. APT. ),
after 4 80 pm. 81
$500 4th ST NW-Large. clean front
room. . closets, twin beds, pvt. lavatoryi
Certlles only. rea SOnable
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1927 ST. NW-Largc, warm. front
basement Ink rm.; 81 single or 80 double.
1924 MASS. AVE NW-Attractively furn.
weekly
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MI PLEASANT BARGAIN.

Attractive brick dwelling with large
bedrooms. = pcrches. = tile baths. 1st-fioor
Iavatory. insulated roof oak floors. eIec.
refg. and new oil burner; all IN good
condition, for only SS450.
DI S9l7. w. l. MOORE GE. osO2
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BRAND-NEW 2-FAMnY HOUSE, WITH
2nd-fl apt. of liy. rm. bedroom. din klI,
hath; refC., utilities incl. private en-
frances; for rent at 80 monthly. See
salesman at 5O24 N. Capitol st. NV or
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54o6 CONN. AVE- R. K. B.---SS5 90
500 3rd NV. Apt 4-2 r, k. b. 80
500 Bird NV. Apt. 11-2 r. k. b.; 2I,5O
M FRANK RUPERT, 1921 eth st. NV.
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1903 N ST. NW.-Newly decorated large
room. twin beds. refined atmosphere: ex
cellent meals: also vacancy in double room
for young man
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1882 ALASKA AVE NW-Double room
with semi-private bath IN attractlvely fur
nished home use Of living quarters of
home with radio and unlimited phone;
garage available. convenient TO bus and
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2 bedrmS and bath 2nd floor, auto. heat,
garage; completely detached new-house
condition.
PRICE. $500; TERMS.
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ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.
FLATS FOR RENT.

PARKHURST, INC,
,s-, Lee Highway Phone Falls Oh COS
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
A REAT, NATITE

A REAL VALUE.
Sl4,950: on A beautiful lot overlooking
the Glover estate is this excellent de-
tached house Of s rooms baths and
lavatory. Only s years old and in good
condition. i contains recreation room.
automatic heat and 2-car garage. This
Evening star., 1941-01-09

BUNGAL LOW-CoRNER. 6 ROOMS OIL
heat. electric refrigeration: near Walter
Reed: available Jan. 10; SO mo. GE. tooS.
WOODBRIDGE, 2S41 BELAIR PL. NE. COR.
yard: gas cleo: $50. RA. 9135.
$500 LAWRENCE ST N.E.--CORNER,
detached; e rooms. newly decorated; 500
I v THACKER, 1926 18th st ne. HO
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CIZO lOGll ~ L ~. W.
. Rooms Kitchen and Bath.
"a Hour Elevator and Switchboard Service.
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6 rooms. " baths all-brick home. large
lot: convenient to transporta ton and
schools: on account OF leaving city owner
will sacrifice for $3.50 Call Mr. Aiken.
with BEITZELL- DI, 3IGO: ewes, AID. 52q1.
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r. GRAVATTE,

T-9 IoIH 81. HeaIIUr. NA UIo5.
JUST COMPLETED-INSPECT
1888 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Several sold-only a few left: semi-de-
tached large rooms
BAKER REALTY co, INC, DI 13l2
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

6O4 IRVING ST N.W.-Pyt. Jewish home:
other roomers; conv. trans. ia. o604.
5315 18Th ST NW-For people vino
know and appreciate a real home and
grade A food Call Randolph 11l3.
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Addition TO beautiful 400 Mass. ave. NV.
everything new. Republic .34S1.
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BEAUTIFULLY FURN. ROOM. excellent
meals, unlimited phone large closet, semi
private bath; private home; available Jan.
9Th Dunout 3S-4
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICED

S7.g5O-Lovely Shepherd Park. Here's
the bargain of the new year. large
rooms center-hall plan, 3 porches. Con-
venient to everything. REALTY ASSO-
GATES. National 1883 until . pm.
FIRST-FL. BEDRM. & BATH,
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1723 2lst ST. NV, Conn. and Fla
LARGE front living bedroom. newly and
heautifUllv furnished. fireplace. 3 closets,
studio beds; adjacent 10 bath. HO. Iofs.
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l34l I, ST NW-Lovely. large, newly
fnr,, b Z rnnrn near hath. So 30 weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

FRFE TRIAL ror 80 dsys on new 1874
refrgcralofs. Dir. Cal TY. 5-1455.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Wanted Miscellaneous

A PARTY wants all kinds of
farniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Sewing Machines

~ gFVTTIT ni-TCIiihcs aIgr - mr..
paired in home Ninewood 1870.
Al VACUUM washer sewing machine
repair IN home 81, free estimates.
Leuox s03o Central Service.
sINGER-D.op leaf good sewer. 1876
Broadway Cadillac 3ls3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

LIVING nm. suites. 100 above cost save
100 Van Lokern. 1i5i7 CharlcyolX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Musical Instruments

PIANO Upright used. $40; good con-
diton. City Music. 7ii2 Mack
PIANO accordion &Ian,-.aaclfco $40.
smart people WI investigate $50 Gra'iot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

a WESTINGHOUSE used electric stove
KIN Aa-n tl.l.E atltLIlaile Al white,
used very little 500 80 Benjamin Appli-
snce shop 1855 Grauot at emile road
open evenings
IA NEW 3.pc bedroom suite, poster bed,
roomy chest aud dresser; walnut ar maple
fin sac S2f. Mtcheis 5000 Grauot
A NFW apiece bedroom suite bankrupt
stock; WAS Slg5 VIII take $50, 81
weekly. Berney 63i7 Mack
A ctfRRANCE OF al new room outfits
2-pc liv rm. suite. SNl2 rug. lamps,
tables s-pc. waterfall din. rm. suite, yXi2
rug 3-pc. modern bedroom suite. sprine
and mattress. chair and lamps: S73 each
terms WARDS. 743i Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

PARTY WAITS furniture as soon as
possible Will pay cash. Tyler 1929.
FURNITURE WANTED - Will pay best
prices Jockey Bros Temple 1sZ9s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

CHRYSLFR 1870 Grown Imperial 7-rass.
custom sedan jet black finish spnte's
hrradg.0th uphnisier,. factory radio duAl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Sociefy's big Thrill
Lucky 200 at Wedding of Benson Ford and Edith
McNdughron Review Events
Continued from Page one)

least a foot high. II was sauc,
and becoming on her dark curls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Standish Backu'
gave an elegant luncheon for the
wedding party before the cere
mony. Eight tables were set ir
their spacious gardens and cen
tered with bowls of blue white
flowers.
Incidentally. Bridesmaid MIS-
Edmund Lunken dorothy Backus)
was beautiful in her bon bon pink
wedding gown and was never
without at least half dozen adj
mlring young men grouped about
her for which Mr.. l.. didn't blame
them one bit!
Miss Annie Ward Foster, in
pastel print and a chic white
straw chapeau. with Mrs. John
,Tigchon arrived early. Benson is
one of her favorite children.
She was being complimented on
all sides for the job Of editing she
did on the new Michigan Social
Register, just published.
Wedding guests drank iced
champagne in tall highball glasses,
They ate:
Chicken a la Newburg In
puff pastry.
Fresh lobster salad sur
rounded by green aspic.
Tiny-roiled watercress sand
witches.
sHot finger rolls.
sLalla Rookie ice cream
French vanilla with sherry
covered with cherry sauce which
was brandy favored.
Petit Fours. Coffee. Iced
tea.
Even the debutantes forgot
Wonder Diets.
HER WONDERFUL TIME
Josephine Ford. only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. EdSel Ford had
a wonderful time at brother Ben
sons wedding. Family friends
exclaim over the amazing likeness
of Josephine and her mother. Her
happiness is absolutely contagious.
Mrs Henry Ford III is all for
Detroit weddings. She recalled
the thrce-hour receiving line at
her own wedding in Southampton
last July. At the McNaughton-
Ford wedding mothers and fath9rs
and The Benson FordS formed the
line and the bridesmaids turned
their pretty heads to frivolity.
The wedding marked one of the
rare public appearances of young
Katrina and Ernest Kanzler Jr.
who were with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Kanzler. Katrina
was primrose pretty in peche
ruffled frock and matching bonnet
and young Ernie's brilliant red
hair brought much admiration.
Mrs. Kanzler was lovely in
black chiffon and lace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

.tion. on a milk train in tho later
evening. smiled az the railroad Of
.fcial who suggested he take a
faster train leaving at midnight.
Said best man Henry ii. who
had juSt had a glass Of milk in the
station soda fountain.
THAT won't get me there n
early as I have 10 report" and
of be went.
Credit for the brides beautiful
smile as she marched down the
aisle with her father, Lynn Nc
Nauchton, belongs 10 Miss Sara
Edith was nervous and pale As
she waited for the wedding march
and maids fluttered about straight
eninC the long court train of her
bridal gown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Couple Indicted as Aliens

Carl Bloomfield. 80. Of 2o7c
West Philadelphia avenue, and his
wife, Lily. 80, today were indicted
by the -tedeM- grand Jury on
charges OF violating the Alien
Registration Act. Citizens Of Ru-
mania, both are here illegally, 1t
is charged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
HER MAGIC WORDS

But Miss Burnham whispered
some magic words into Edlth's car
and from then on, the bride was
smiling and poised, Gliding daddy
Ito "kcep-in step --
! Feminine wedding guests broke
out in prints for the event. Prac-
tically every one was. in sum-
mcry-fowered or printed frock.
Knockout was Mrs. Harvey
FireStone Of Akron O.. who at
tended with Mr.. Firestonc. She
wore poQdre blue printed m smaii
ceriSe flowers, Her hat OF ceriSc
flowers was yelled in flowing
ceriSe net. She was the "faVorite'
Of the crowds that lined one side
of the church walk.
Miss Marguerite Stroh and Miss
Florence Stroh lifted silken skirts
daintily as they emerged from then
station wagon at the church
entrance.
Young man of the stag line
Jack Chaplin, simply walled as he
arrived. EVERY ONE is GET
TING MARRIED" but at the re-
ception later he seemed 10 be
getting used TO it all again and
declared the bride looked knock
out"
Unusual was the arrangement
of just three family pews apiece
for the McNauGhtons and the
FordS in the church. This was
due to the small family connec-
itionS of both. The pews were
marked with great white satin
bows.
There were amateur cameramen
everywhere and among them was
Fowler. the McNaughton chauf-
feur, who took movies.
THE HAT OF THE DAY
Mrs. John Norton Lord, the for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
THE HAT OF THE DAY

Mrs. John Norton Lord, the for
mer Rhoda Newberry, wore The
Hat of the wedding. 1t was a
very small scarlet straw pill box
with a red feather cockade al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

There were amateur cameramer
everywhere and among them wa,
Fowler. the McNaughton chauf'
feur, who took movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

least a foot high. II was saut
and becoming on her dark curls.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
U. s. Ready 10 Add ESQ
Firms 10 Blacklist

By the Associated Press.
A new blacklist, extending an
economic boycott against approx
mately $50 Latin American firms
believed to be acting in the interests
of Germany and Italy. will be posted
within "a hours. high Government
officials disclosed today.
It will be the third blacklist issued
since last July II, when the United
States Government took the flrst
step to curb Nazi and Fascist actlv-
tiles in Central and South America
through the blacklisting OF flrms
believed to be sympathetic to AXIS
powers and contributing to propa-
ganda campaigns.
The new blacklist probably will be
issued tonight, it was said, and 1t
will add approximately $50 names to
the July II proclamation listing
about 1900 firms and the September
"a posting that blocked activities OF
some 300 additional concerns and
individuals.
One source said the new list would
boycott several coffee firms. He
added it would concentrate on pusss
ness organizations in Central Amer
ica and probably Colombia"
Evening star., 1941-11-06
-Four Army Flyers Die
AS Bomber Crashes
After Slow Take off
PIone Climbs to
300 Feet, Then FoI|s
And Bursts Into Flames

By the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 6.-Four
Army flyers in a plane of the 37th
Bombardment Squadron were killed
when their ship crashed and burned
at the Army air field here today.
The dead:
First 1t. Jack H Butler, "a, Of
Spokane. Wash, pilot.
Second 1t Harold E. Jepson. Is,
of Salem, Greg, co-pllot.
Staff Sergt Harold E. Brown. a.
of townsville, Wis. engineer.
Pvt. Earl l.. Wilburn, l9, of Wal
senburg. Colo.
Mai. William c. Mills, command
ing officer at the field. said the
bomber was in flight of six taking
off on a routine training mission.
The plane used all of the runway
to get into the air, while the other
five went up in about half that
distance, Maj Mills said.
At a height of about 300 feet. he
continued. the ship fell and burst
into flames. The bodies were badly
burned.
The 37th Bombardment Squadron
came here about week ago from
its base at Pendleton, Greg. to par
ticipate in Army maneuvers in the
CarOlinas.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

Earlier Story on Page A-9D
By the Associated Press.
Four Senators opposed the re-
vision of neutrality legislation pro-
tested in the Senate today that an
Army colonel was attempting to
establish a military censorship over
churches at Denver, Colo.
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of
Montana led the criticism after
reading a newspaper report that
Col. Early E. w. Duncan had for
hidden 10000 soldiers stationed at
Lowry Field from going to head
quarters of the America First Com
mittee, and threatened. to extend
the order to churches whose pastors
opposed views of President Roose-
welt. >
Senator Clark, Democrat, of Mis-
souri,, after listening to the account
and Senator Wheeler's comments,
jumped up to say that this colonel
ought to be tried at general court
martial and thrown out Of the
Army"
Terming the order as very un-
wise Senator Walsh. Democrat. Of
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Senators Assoi| Army Colonel
For Threatened Church Ban

Massachusetts said it might keep
soldiers from attending the church
of their faith
Senator La Toilette, Progressive,
of Wisconsin said the report was a
dramatic review" of what might be
expected if the neutrality bill was
passed and I'VE try to establish the
four freedoms in the world and
lose them here at home
Senator Clark asked with irony
whether the Army officer had
ordered all clergymen, priests and
rabbis to submit their sermons in
advance for approval by the mill
tary dictatorship"
IT'S the most outrageous thing
that's ever taken place in the history
of the United States Army" Senator
Clark continued.
Col. Duncan, Lowry Field COM
mandant, said at Denver last night
that opposition to the Nations mill
tary policy whether expressed by
individuals. pastors or organizations,
was bordering on treason. He stated
he would prohibit soldiers under his
command from attending churches
where such opposition was preached.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
7Circus Elephants
Dead, Eight III Of
Arsenic Poisoning
Ringing Officials
At Loss to ExpIoin
Poisoning Of Food
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 6.-Death struck
it's seventh elephant in "a hours on
the Ringing Bros, Barnum e. Bailey
Circus lot today, and veterinarians
worked desperately to save the re-
manning 40 of the immensely valu-
able herd from what was believed
to be arsenic poisoning.
A tragic keynote for the big shows
Atlanta stay was struck yesterday,
when Milt Taylor. 47-year-old clown,
died at hospital after an illness of
a few hours.
Soon after that Lizzie and Alice,
two pachyderms in the prime OF
elephant life, at IS and Is years.
dropped over and died in the me-
nagerie tent. Next victim was
puqua, one of the shows two
African pygmy elephants.
Three more died during the night
another this morning and Walter
McClain, veteran animal man, sale
there was little hope of saving ar
eighth. and seven more were ir
grave condition.
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first elephant to die, State chem
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Evening star., 1941-11-06
Redskins Get tackle Beinor
From Cardinals on Waivers

teammate. by Coach Jock Suther-
land of the Dodgers for Ben Kish
and George Cafego.
Beinor was Notre Danes great
est lineman during the 1887 and
1888 seasons and was almost a
unanimous choice for all-American
his last year. He did not play pro-
fessional football in 1889. but
joined the Dodgers year later.
He did not take part in league
games for Brooklyn as he was
traded before the start of the sea-
son.
Beinor's acquisition gives the Red
skins two former Notre Dame all
Americans, the other being End
Wayne Millner, who was senior
when the big tackle was fresh
man.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

The Washington Redskins have
acquired Ed Beinor, former all
American tackle at Notre Dame.
from the Chicago Cardinals for the
waivers price. Manager Jack Espey
announced this afternoon.
Bainor. who is 6 feet 2 inches tall
and weighs 2l5 pounds, will report
here in time for practice tomorrow
and may appear in Sundays game
with the Dodgers at Brooklyn.
Beinor attracted Coach Ray Fla
hertys attention with his outstand-
ing play when the Redskins nosed
out the Cardinals here in October,
1910. He had joined the Chicago
club earlier that season after hav-
ing been traded, together with Joe
Kuharich, one time Metre Dame