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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Van Dyke Trailer
Destroyed BY Fire

VAN DYKE-Hampered by
muddy roads and . late alarm
members Of the Warren town.
ship Fire Department yesterday
were unable to extinguish
flames which consumed q trailer
parked ct 23002 Chalmers ave-
nue..
The trailer, In which Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Sprow and their
tiny son made their home. was
a complete loss. Damage was es-
timated at $500.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

DETROIT-{R-Homsr Nat
Adams Of Chicago, national pcog-
ident Of the Young Democrats
Clubs OF America. anncuDee6
Wednesday that the no1lqnel
committee Of the oreAn11n1foo
would meet here Friday ~
Saturday. Gov. Au1x1y X Van
Wagner Is listed . On c. ~
principal speakers. s N
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
!, SERIAL STORY

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

Dental plates first were paten-
ted In. the United States in
1870. M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
TIME ON THEIR HANDS
THE CANDLE CASE

crock ISLAND, III. - Police
are searching for an unidenti-
fled, light-fingered man who
has been making daily visits to
st. Mary's Catholic church, pre-
su1mably to pray. Police aid was
asked after tie theft Of, the
9th vigil Light from the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Court Assesses
Bookies S11,250

Court costs totaling Sll 25o.were
assessed against 10 confessed hand
book operators today by Circuit
Judge Earl c Pugsley in the grand
Jury handbook conspiracy case.
The guilty ff,lea2 81 ;Al4t4 men r.
duccd The number Of defendants
awaiting trial 20 ll6
Five defendants were assessed
$500 each. They were Arthur
Necdha m Louis Roth. John
Schcmhri Mas Niskcr and Ralph
! iortZbcTE Costs .. 81 900 each
Will be paid by Frank Grcgorie
and Ben Kaufman while Jack
Harden was assessed $3.50 Charles
T. Homer Wright and Lou Smller
must pay $500 each All Of the
men were placed on probation.
In Pontiac today Circuit Judge
Frank l.. Doty ruled that every
person IS entitled 10 his or her day
in court and need not pay for the
costs OF his own trial He made
the decision m the case Of Mrs
Mabel Spcllman OF Roy Oak.
who was tried by jury for
speeding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Open Training Sept. ~
On Air Raid Protection
linn. stan Corr.spondeni

LANSING. Sept 10-The first
Of a series of regional conferences
10 instruct county defense councils
IN afr raid precautions wIil be con-
Quoted by the state defense coun-
CT here September 10 Defense
Administrator Harold A. Furlong
announced today.
The second for southeastern
counties. viii be held AZ Detroit
September -, with five others
scheduled i'm October in Traverse
City, Marquette. Is J a azoo,
Grand Rapids and Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Michigan Men
In Army Shifts
Special 10 TN DETROIT TIMrs

Special 7" I'M DfIkoII Ilhf~
ALEXANDRIA, La. Sept. 10
The first major changes in the
32nd Division high command were
announced teday and involve Wis
consin and Michigan officers and
three regiments.
Col Matthias a. Wiesenhoefer
Of Detroit commander Of the
125th Infantry, was transferred
and named commander Of the
10th Infantry Both regiments
are from Michigan.
Lieut. Col George Simpson Of
Eau Claire, WIS. was appointed
commander Of tho iZ5th Infantry.
succeeding Colonel Wlesenhoefer.
Lieut. Col Sidney T. Eleveld. Of
Grand Rapids. commander Of the
125th Infantry. was transferred 10
tho 18TH Infantry Of Wisconsin
which is commanded by Col J,
TracN Hale j. Of Milwaukee.
Colonel EieVeld was named a bat
talon commander
Colonel Simpson became The
first member Of tho general staff
section 10 be appointed regimen
tal commander since tho division
came south
Colonel Wic>cnhoetcr became
tho fourth commander Of the l26th
Infantry since last October when
tho regiment was headed by Col
William Haze Lieut. Col John
Benneio preceded Colonel Eleveld.
The three commanders were from
Grand Ranlds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
President Picks
Arbiters, Averts
Railroad Strike

HYDE PARK, ~. Y, Sept. To-
President Roosevelt today took a
personal hand in settling the
threatened railroad strike.
The President stayed the strike
for at least 60 days by setting up a
special mediation board of five
members under his legal powers.
The President acted after the
national mediation board was no.
tilted that the Big Five rail-
road brotherhoods had set 6 a. m.
Monday for the strike OF $4,000
conductors, engineers, firemen,
trainmen and switchmen.
The board sent the strike de-
cision 10 President Roosevelt in
Hyde Park, ~ Y. along with the
news that tha IA shop. mainte-
nance and other incorporating
unions have set s p. m tomor-
row. for the strike Of their 900,-
600 workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

First and MeIIdnine-
Woodward and Grand River
Sections A and =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

CORT HATS made Hudon specifications Of fine fur ets.
This oerrq include. entire selection Of FaI Cor IN
shapes and coors FOR practically every type Buy al these
attractive Sale prices. S4.40. S0.oo
Hudson's-Mezzanine-Cra Ri0er-Seetion A
SRATEs SHOES the Approved shoes Of thousands Of Detroit
Here's why-the cafsdn cOdovan and kangaroo feathers
Of exceptional quality shoes available in 80 styles black
or brown popular Sale value Of pair. S7.65
Hudsons-Seeond Observation-Disclosures d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

First Floor
Woodward and Grand River
Sections A and r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

oARWOOD. SHRTS-sred Tor the oJafy end service Of their
cotton orosoco+a ororo hoos Sonforzeo 'o tnan
sr1iosaoe. Popular Styles white coov enc paer's
q Spe0o0 see Vo'ue SI.|4
Hud,on's-FvH Fioor-Cyaqd River-Ssetion 4
eXCeLLO SHIRTS Of select oeco.ot oroaocoH q
Tie qU5YS1oofed 'or t-8o ~ sr-rseae. Coat ooeo
Sac values Sails S3.8J
Hudson's-FUH Fioor-Crond RiUer-Seetor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Children Told
40 Beat Parents
In All Way

Every American hry ~ civ
should heat his or her mother and
father hut heat them m the Al
way. Salon Rizk. Syrian-horn Ice
turer told boys and girls Of the
states 4.H clubs AZ the Michigan
State Fair.
The al clubs arc made up OF
children living on farms the
future farmers and farmers wives
~ the nation. and hundreds OF
them arc exhibiting their own live
stock and farm produce al the
fair.
Rizk said ne did not believe The
American farmers arc he most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
woMEN'S DA

. T. m All club revue. shell
. and s p. m Circus. Coliseum.
- 40 p. m. Hog calling contest.
3 o. m Husband calling contest
3 40 p m. Womens day program
{ 80 .. m. -WPA Symphony or
chestra. band shell
& Al p m-Rndea, race track
9 n. IN Dancing 10 George oil
sens music. Casino Gardens.
20 30 p m Fireworks race track
All day Judging sheep. cattle
swine. industrial and national
defense exhibits. MesScrSchmltl
plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Poses as Tenant
To Slug Woman

Slugged and robbed by pros.
pective Tenant. Mrs. John Leith.
heiser, 81, of 3215 Northwestern
avenue. was recovering from her
injuries today as police hunted her
asSailant.
Mrs. Leitheiser was found wan
dering in a dazed condition in her
back yard with her hands tied
behind her back. and taken 10
Receiving Hospital She told po-
lice she was struck by a man as
she showed him a room he was
Spekinf- 10 rent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

rugged individualiStic farmers II
the world - on the contrary. they
ere and should be the most Co
operative and social minded. Com
pared with their lot in European
lands. the American farmer lives
the life OF Riley Ri2k explained
ON The other side Of the Atlantic
he is often ground under the hee
Of tyrannic landlords or govern
r.entS. Here ne has government
that does everything possible &c
make his life happier and easier
ALI LIKE KINGDOMS
Rizk said that when he came
here from Syria. where he was
born of naturaliZed American
parents, every farm looked like q
kingdom TO him
IVY greatest establishment"
he said. was that Americans
especially the young Americans,
took their blessings for granted.
That everybody could read.
write, speak and worship as he
pleased, seemed strange to me,
hut perfectly natural to every
one else.
Don't let any one tell you
that America IL no longer the
land Of opportunity. Even the
immigrant and refugee who
knows not n word of English
still finds II full of opportunity.
But people born here should
use their education and the ad-
vantages they enjoy TO enrich
their native country"
Rizk will be heard again TO-DAY
II the special women's day pro
gram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Navy Day Committee
To Inspect State Fair

Members of the Detroit Navy
Day Committee arranging for the
city's observance OF Navy Day
on October II were 10 inspect the
army and navy exhibits at the
Michigan State Fair late today.
She committee is headed by Com
tnander Dan Wilkerson OF the
Naval Reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

To Escort
AeriaIiSf

When Mickey King, the pretty
-ynuur Canadian acftAlisi makes
her final appearance AZ the circus
the State Fair Coliseum on
SUNDAY night. she will be escorted
,hy a squad Of Canadian war vet
Grams who served IN the famous
22d French Canadian Regiment Of
Montreal in the World War Cana
dian and American flags will be
carried and instead OF her usual
entrance music the hand will play
The Maple Leaf Forever "
Twenty Ave head Of the Car
nation Farms famous HOlstein
cattle are being shown I'm the cat
tie building "Carnation Home
stead Inka Mutual, 6-year-old
milch COW. has been awarded the
grand championship I'm the Hol-
stein dairy class. "CarnatiOn"
produces about 40 quarts Of milk
day. whereas the average COW
produces about 10 quarts. The
CArnation herd also includes one
COW that has 10 he MIXED four
times daily. Yesterday II pro-
duced As quarts.
Already The exhibition OF the
Na2i MeSSerSchmitt plane. shot
down in the battle Of London. has
brought IN more than Sl70 for
Bundles for Britain Mrs Arthur
Gardner. sponsoring the exhibit,
EXPECTS THAT by closing time on
Sunday night the receipts will
total SIS, 1000.
The pipers Of the FOrd-Cale-
DOMAIN Pipe Band. led by Alex
Adams. musical director, always
draw n crowd when they start
skirling In front Of any exhibit.
The full pipe band will he out
on Sunday afternoon for the
Veterans Day ceremony.
The drill squad OF the Detroit
mounted police. with Inspector
Perry w. Myers in command. has
II horses quartered in the horse
building. Nightly the mounties give
an exhibition drill in front OF the
race track grand stand and the
"set drill with u separate move
ments. all done at a gallop and on
whistle signals only, always brings
the crowd 10 it's feet.
The exhibit OF the American
Legion and the Canadian Corps
Association OF Michigan, across
the lagoon from the defense area,
nightly draws n good crowd.
IF there is any break, this years
fair attendance should reach the
half million mark. With four days
TO go the paid admissions have
reached $50, 746. Top year was in
1898, when Frank n. lsbey was
fair manager. Attendance that year
totaled 72S,947 for Is days this
year the fair is running for only
~ days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

The exhibit OF the American
Legion and the Canadian Corps
Association of Michigan, across
the lagoon from the defense area,
nightly draws good crowd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

Join The hundreds Of school girls who are buying these
famous Continental fleece coats at Ketns specie
Founders Sale price! All lined with quality EarI-GIo
royon. Guaranteed for Two seasons wear! Popular
styles; REFERS box coats, sporty wroparounds. Natural
teal, brown and blue. Tweeds included in The group.
Sizes ia. I0-I6, us. Select yours Saturday
keRN,s GIRLS, sAoP-secoNp FLooR-cAERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Joan Gsrwood az their guest
this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Miss Robertson
To Marry Oct. IL

OCTOBER IL II the date
chosen by M. Elizabeth Robert.
son. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Robertson Jr., and Chris
tian Fred Beukema Of Rogers
City. Mich. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Beukema of Grand Haven.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of Michigan State College where
she was a member OF Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority.
Mr.. Beukema also was grad
uated from Michigan State.
where he was affiliated with
Tau Beta Pi. national engineer
ing fraternity, and Phi Kappa
Phi, national scholastic honor
airy.
The wedding will be solemn
lied at the Woodward Avenue
Presbyterian Church and Miss
Robertson will have as her at
tendants Miss Dorothy Holcomb
of Cass City and Miss Margaret
Bingham of Alpena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Miss CONAN
GntertdInS
At Cratiot
cRATroT BEAcH. Avg .


4 GOOD suN breeze along
~ Grsuot Reach plt q dsnper
on the usual gay whirl 81 scuV-
ties. but IL didnt have any effect
on pretty little Sally Germans
birthday plans.
Cake and ics cream snd ?
super special roast Will highhGhi
the occasion today. Several Of
her pals and Mrs, J. ! German
ST.. Mrs. Bell Oman, the J. ".
Lyons and family, Rosemary
Parsons and Miss Nell German
are helping her celebrate.
One Of Sslly's bosom pals IS
Peggy Roney. who looked cute
as hug" strollins down the
beach IN 2 pink, blue and white
lersey and blue shorts
The L. c. BICYCLES and family
have arrived ~ Gratlot Beach
for the remainder Of the sum
nler and the month of Septerl-
Der. which Is. incidentally. 4
very beautiful time along Lake
Huron.
Jack Mean and Larry Elm
hauSer are Bills guests and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas J. Lawrence,
Mrs. and Mrs. James GalWeY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

comfort Of campers Meals are
served on the Ecreened in
porches overlooking the lake.
Reservations are being taken
nj the Jewish Community Cen
ter, Woodward and Holbrook
avenues. every week day after
] O'Clock.
Council Camp will be open 10
all members for inspection. Wis
itors will be welcomed by Miss
Florence Davidson. camp direc-
tor.
Mrs. Douglas !. Brown Is
chairman OF the camp commit
tee. Other members are:
kEsDAMEs
samuel r. dlogower Shay Foreman
Oscar c. Robinson Maurice Klein
Rsgens Freund Clement Hopp
CohAns Edward r. Robbins
Dan Krouss joshua q. saraSohn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Return 10 Detroit

The Charles Sulhvans have
returned 10 Detroit after several
weeks of solid pleasure at Ora
tlot Beach.
Miss Ann keane is = house
guest Of Miss Marllyn OBrien
for several days.
One Of the most attractive
cottages on the beach IS that Of
the Glenn Lukes which rs
sparkling white trimmed IN Irish
green. A decorative note IS the
colorful tapestry which hangs
over the fireplace
Guests Of the Lukes for sew
eral days have been Mrs. Gordon
q. Rice. Mrs. Clayton Powell
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hodges Of Rochester
The Richard HarrounS ars en-
Toying the wide comfortable
porch Of the Harold r. Finney
cottage this weekend
Miss Mary Alice Flnney &C.
Companied by Miss Marguerite
Svlla, Chicago. H., Is on p de-
hghtful motor trip through
Maine.
Lambda Rho Taus NJ Port
Huron had super Summer
formal party this week during
their house party, which was
lark from start 10 finish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
JeddoCdmp
Now q pen


COUNCIL CAMP AT Jeddo,
" Mich, operated by Detroit
Section, National Council Of
Jewish Women, will he open 10
young married couples, as well
as 10 single young men and
women, during the last three
weeks ~ the camp season, Au-
gust 10 through August RI.
The age limit is IL 10 p years.
Council Camp is perched on a
hill overlooking Lake Huron, 10
miles northQof Detroit.
Campfire sings, dramatic per-
formances. dancing, bridge tour
namentS and roller skating
parties are arranged for the
evenings.
New equipment adds 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

and Mrs. Loretta Laurence and
son Buddy ~ s., Louis, Mo,
were weekend Visitors ~ Be
COLES.
Having = swell time over q
game OF cards and tall glasses
NJ coke the other day were
I0Yce and Jean Brown who have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Max Factors
Pancake
Makeup----S1.50

Pan cake pop der. 4 new
complexion fashion created
hv famous Hollywood
makeup ARTIST. Applsuded
by smartly groomed
women Of fashion for IL,
'tayins power and vslvsty
Snoothns" Try II for a
brand new complexion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Sisterhood Sets Up
Red Cross Group /,

SISTERHOOD OF CONGRE-
CATION Of the B'hai Moshe has
organized a Red Cross unit
which meets every Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. from
10 a. m. until 4 p. m. at the
Dexter-Lawrence Hall.
The entire membership Of the
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society In
cooperating with this unit
Mrs. Eugene Goldman Is
chairman and Mrs. Charles
Berkowitz Is assisting her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Visits With Parents

Dark -haired Elfie Schneider
has as her weekend guests the
Bruce Clarks and Gerald X.
Nieson.
The Henry Maurers were
hosts to Mrs. + J Becker and
her daughter. Nancy, for q few
days this week.
After completing her Summer
school course, Miss Jean Walrad
has come to Gratiot Beach 10
spend the rest of the Summer
with her parents, the r. H..
WalradS.
Lively little Ann Walrad is
quite an expert at turning
cartwheels, handsprings and the
llke-she has nifty hair-do,
too. which includes a novel
arrangement of braids tied with
BIG bows
The T NJ Thomases have as
their guests this weekend Or.
and Mrs. Paul w Dubois and
Mr. and Mrs II. 6 Ford Re-
ports are that there's always
loads of fun and things 10 do
when one is guest at the
ThomaSes.
Mrs. J. King Harness sister.
Mrs. Merle Barron. and her
daughter, June, and Larry Shay
are her guests for the weekend.
Sally Canham and Herman
Zanger are visiting AT the ! r.
Haslett cottage for while
HaSSlet's is the scene of many
Of the coke parties and bull
sessions" had by the feminine
CONTINGENT AZ the beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
DnBdrry's
Rejuvenating
Combination

Here, an ideal comblns
ton that defies the drying
effects of sun and wind
as refreshing to your
skin as a cold shower:
DuBarry's CleanSing
Cream, ST and 81, and
Skin Freshener, 81 and
ti75. Simply cleanse with
the Cream, remove, then
follow up with the IN
vigorating Skin Freshener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Andersons Plan
Month in Maine

MRS RAYMOND NJ AN
DERSON and her son. Stuart
VI Anderson. a Dartmouth stu
dent. Will leave August IL for
their Summer home. "Andiron
Farm Lowell. Me Mr.. Ander-
son and Miss Margaret Ander-
son, who has been going IN
Summer school at Ann Arbor
getting her masters degree, VIII
JOIN them there on the twenty
second. The family will spend
about a month on the farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Delettrez'
New Liquid
Chinstrap--S3

a new, translucent LIQUID
chm strap ,troked on vith
the flngsrtips! Immediate
" you'll feel its tightening
effect, arching your throat
with heightened poise. Col
orless, stainless, invisible
modern makeup
miracle that works won
ders! Large size s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
StrickIands Due
Home Within Week

Mr.. AND MRS. s. A.
STRICKLAND OF r aim oral
drive are expected home at the
end OF the week from a stay at
Siegniory Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Miss Lii Campau
To Visit New York

MISS LII CAMPAU win Trip
off to New York early In Sep
TENDER to visit her mother, Mrs
M. Woolsey Campau, and her
sisters. Miss Margaret Campau
and Mrs. III. Werner Berndt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Durham and family. Looking
forward 10 two weeks of SWIM
ming, tennis. roasts and plenty
Of fun IN general are the Lawr-
ence Kellys and children Sheila
and Bobby, and Or. and Mrs.
Howard Hewlett and Mary Lou
and Howard Jr.
Mary Grace Of Buffalo, n. Y,
was visiting Pat Mccarthy in
Detroit. then both girls whipped
I'D TO Gratiot Beach for A few
DAYS with Mary Ellen Payne.
Now all three are back in De-
trolt for a while.
The Lambert NJ PayneS are
visiting a short while in Cleve-
land, O.
Most likely 2 deb Of 1858 will
be tiny Eleanor Ann Kelly,
daughter of the Harry +.
Kellys. who arrived in this
world August l.
A busy day was had by Mrs.
w. c. Cowling, who entertained
members of the Detroit Golf
Club this week at the beautiful
Cowling Summer home. After
some strenuous golfing. the
ladies had luncheon on the
beach. which was followed by
an afternoon of bridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Week. End Guests

The Harry Dingemans Jr,
we're week-endlng with Judge
and Mrs. Harry DinEeman
More new arrivals AZ the
beach arc Dr. and Mrs Robert
Evening star., 1941-03-03

The British Air Ministry said that
2,000-ton enemy" vessel was tor
pedoed in the North Sea yesterday.
1t admitted the loss of two bombers
in all operations.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Apples picked in New Zealand last
season filled 2,125 900 boxes.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

In first disposing of the Fashion
Originators' Guild case.
The Supreme Court ruling upheld
finding of the Second Circuit
Court of Appeals.
Other Conduct Banned.
Pointing to the contention of the
Fashion Originators' Guild that the
combination cannot run contrary
to the Sherman and Clayton Acts,
since the commission did not find
that the combination fixed or regu-
lated prices, parceled oft or limited
production or brought about de-
terioration in quality" the court
said that action falling into these
three categories does not exhaust
the types of conduct banned by the
Sherman and Clayton Acts"
On the hat case the court simply
said that following the decision on
the Fashion Originators Guild that
the same principles applied. The
Fashion Originators Guild was said
to have controlled the sales policies
of $4,000 retailers; the Milliners'
Guild of 1900. 1t was contended that
the average retailer needs the prod
ucts of both guilds in order to carry
on full line of stock
The court again failed to rule on
the contempt charges involving
Harry Bridges, West Coast G. l. o.
leader, and the Los Angeles Times.
The cases were argued in October.