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Evening star., 1941-04-04
Soviet O. K Leftist
As New French Envoy
By TIE Associated Press.

BY IIS ASsoclateo freAS.
MOSCOW, April 4.-The Soviet
government gave its approval today
to the appointment OF CASTOR Ber-
gerry, former Leftist leader in
France, as the new French Ambas-
sador to Moscow.
Bergery, who was married IN
1884 to the former Bettina Shaw
Jones of New York and Philadel-
phia, succeeds Erik Labonne, who
has been recalled by the vichy gov
ernment and placed on the reserve
list.
The Ambassado designate was an
Independent Socialist deputy and
publisher of a Paris newspaper be-
fore the war. His political ten
dencies are similar to those Of Sir
Stafford Cripps, British Ambassador
to Moscow.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Italians Are Silent
On Attaches Recall

ROME, April 4[P).-Authoritativ
Italians withheld comment today
on the United States Governments
request that Admiral Alberto Lais,
Italian naval attache in Washing
ton, be recalled to Rome immes
diately.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
MoryIonder 6Feet
And oH Inches Tall
Can't Get in Army

By the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND, Md, April 4.
Louis C. Zapf just naturally
grew into a draft exemption and
nothing can be done about it.
He stands 6 feet ga inches
tall and the maximum height
for soldiers is 6 feet 6 inches.
Draft officials believe Mr.. Zapf
is the tallest Maryland regis
trant.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Out of Petroleum
CHICKENS

VITAMIN E is being added to CONNER.
cial poultry feeds to make hens lay better
and increase the "hatchability'' of eggs.
Scientists at the university of Petro-
leum," Shells So, 100000 research labo-
ratories, observed some peculiar crystals
in a new product they had made from
petroleum
These laboratory curiosities were valu-
able in the artificial creation of Vitamin E
essential to animal fertility. Here, from
an oil well, was one of the mysterious
forces contributing to the production of
life itself!
Shell scientists have found in petro.
leum a key to synthetic rubber-glycerine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of needed
things. These are by-products of their
main assignment: finer Shell Gasoline.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Wife Slayer Sentenced

CRESCO, Iowa, April 4 R.-
Charles A. Long, a, convicted Of
killing his 25-year-old wife with q
butcher knifs Last January : Ia "a
Evening star., 1941-04-04

which have sought refuge in ports of
another country to sabotage their
ships in disregard of local law, and
that there was no provision in the
1923 treaty which lends even color
of support to any such argument" +"
He declared that it would be ''un-
thinkable" for any civilized nation
to subscribe to any such principle.
The replies TO the Italian and
German protests were dated yester-
day, and presumably were delivered
last night.
The State Department released
only the replies to the axis notes.
The two italian notes have not yet
been made public and only the first
Of the two German notes has been
released.
Relations May Be Worse.
The fiat rejection of all Rome
Berlin demands, in the opinion of
some diplomatic sources. may have
the effect of bringing relations with
the axis still closer to the breaking
point, the Associated Press reported
Although the refusal to surrender
the seized ships clarified their i'm
mediate status to some extent, 1t left
unanswered the question of their ul-
innate disposition.
A Maritime Commission spokes-
man, asking not to be quoted by
name, told reporters it was probable
that I'VE will merely hold the ships
for 80 days or so and then resurvey
the situation to determine what
can be done with them"
In this connection, Senator Pep
per. Democrat, of Florida suggested
today that the Government take
Evening star., 1941-04-04

argument over q $3.50 dress bill,
today was sentenced to 40 years in
the State Penitentiary. He was
found guilty Of second-degree mur-
der.
Fishermen of Mexico have started
an eat-more-fish campaign.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

"There-Fast" mems quick but esFsfvI- fhaf's
my frss-ssrvies plsdssl Yevr ear needs q
"1hero.Fasf" ehsek-vp every hundred miles.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

George w. Grille. eminent Cleveland
physician, and his wife. Dr.. Grille
had a broken rib and was bruised.
His wife was cheerful despite the
shock and a bruised eve
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Millionaire Ex-Gangster
Faces Vagrancy Charge
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Johnny
Torrio. former big-time Chicago
gangster whose wife once bailed him
out of jail with S104, 900 in cash, was
in police custody again today and
detectives said he would be charged
with vagrancy.
Listen" Detective Frank T. Dem
Arrest quoted Torrio, I'm not a
vagrant like Waxey Gordon Irving
Wexler. ertSwhile beer baron). 1
have money. I have real estate.
The former racketeer reputed to
have taught Al Capone the bootleg
ging business and all that went with
it, had SIS in his pocket when
picked up in Brooklyn. Police say he
is worth at least $1,000, 900 in cash
and Brooklyn real estate.
Torrio is high on Mayor F. H. La
Guardia's purge" list to rid the
town of undesirables and, when De-
tectives Demarest, Walter Clancy
and James F. Stapleton spotted him
they nabbed him quickly.
They did not Immediately lodge a
charge lest he bail himself out be-
fore being escorted to the police
lineup at headquarters this morn
ing, but held him incommunicado.
Now so, Torrio, whose name used
to be one to conjure with in the un-
derworld, was released from Leaven-
worth Prison six months ago after
serving two years on an income tax
evasion charge.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Why Must They Die? No. "a H H
One OF Series OF Factua Analyses Traffic Fatalie

The place: Sixteenth and Fuller
streets NV.
The accident: A 53-year-old wom-
an was running diagonally across
the street at the intersection, dodg-
ing traffic, in an attempt to catch
southbound bus. She was struck
feet north of the north curb
of Fuller street and her body was
picked up feet south of the
south curb of Fuller street, accord
ing to police. The driver testified
he first saw the victim across on the
southeast curb of Sixteenth street
and did not notice her again, the
traffic being heavy. until she was
about 10 feet in front of him. He
stated he then applied the brakes
but it was too late to save her.
Fifteen feet of skid marks on Six
teenth street indicated the bus
travelled about feet after strik-
ing the victim. The woman was
pronounced dead on arrival of an
ambulance. She died of a fractured
skull and crushed chest
The time: About 7:57 am.
The weather: Clear.
The street: Dry, straight, slight
grade.
The vehicle: A passenger bus in
good condition.
The driver: A 34-year-old man
with six years experience driving a
bus.
The verdict: Accidental death.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
5. {. {. Suspends
Registration Of
Lending Concern
Southeastern industrial
Loon Co., Part Of Chain
Operating Here, Is Hit

The Securities and Exchange Com
mission yesterday issued an order
suspending the registration of the
Southeastern Industrial Loan Co.,
unit in chain of afflliated loan
and discount companies operating
in this area.
The parent company, Southeast
ern Industrial Bankers, has Offices
at 1407 K street. The subsidiary
company was organized to operate
in Salisbury, Md. According to the
S. E. c., nearly all the business was
transacted through a central COM
mittee - composed of the Eiseles
and their associates - in WASH
ington."
The Eiseles brothers-Clifton M.
and Lewis-control Southeastern In
dustrial Bankers, which controls a
number of loan companies in the
District. Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia, the commission said
A group of Virginia stockholders
filed a receivership petition in Dis
trict Court in April against South
eastern Industrial Bankers. A hear
ing is scheduled in District Court
Monday to determine whether re-
ceivership proceedings shall be con-
tinued.
Proceedings have been held up
pending court approval of a pro-
posal to sell the stock of the Eiseles
to F. Reed Wills, new president of
the parent company.
Under the proposed agreement,
the EiSele brothers were to sell their
interest to Mr.. Willis and turn over
half of the proceeds to the stock
holder. Mondays hearing is to de-
eide whether this agreement is to
go through. H. Winship Wheatley
is counsel for Eisele brothers.
The S. E. c. opinion, released yes
terday, covers 20 pages. Though
the commission carried out an ex-
tensive inquiry into the entire sys-
tenn, its opinion, with the suspen-
sion of registration, covers only the
Southeastern Industrial Loan Co. of
Salisbury, Md. According to the S.
E. c. the Eiseles conceived the idea
of establishing Southeastern
System" of loan and discount COM
panies in 1890.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
MeNutt Makes Appeal
For Total Victory
Over tuberculosis
Addresses Volunteer
Workers Assisting in
SeuI Sole Drive

An appeal for total victory" over
tuberculosis was made here last
night by Paul V. McNutt. Federal
Security Administrator, as part
of the Nation wide tuberculosis
Christmas seal drive which opened
Monday
Mr.. McNutt spoke from the audi
tcrium OF the National Press Club
before a group OF volunteer workers
assisting IN the local seal drive and
Henrik de Kaufman, Minister of
Denmark. whose country originated
the Christmas seals III 1904.
This Christmas season once
again millions of Americans will take
an active part in this benevolent
war" Mr.. McNutt declared. You
are selling. you are buying, nothing
short of health-the first requisite of
our own lives as well as the life of
this country"
tuberculosis is far from being de-
feated. the administrator asserted in
the address heard over a national
hookup of N. B. c., and he added:
There can be no armistice, no
peace treaty with the white plague.
This is total war. Total defeat for
this enemy is the only possible end"
Taking note Of the continued high
death rate from the disease, Mr. Nc
Mutt said increased hospital ia
cilities were needed throughout the
Nation.
Mr.. McNutt was introduced by DR.
William Charles White, chairman
of the Medical Research Committee
of the National tuberculosis AsSo-
citation, which is sponsoring the
drive. Paul D. Sleeper. chairman of
the campaign here, presided.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
High School Press
Prizes Are Awarded
Al 6. ". u. MEETINGS
Top Honors Are Won
By Four D. c. Students;
Jack Roedy Elected

An all-day high school press con-
ference at George Washington
University closed last night with an
nouncement of winners in the va
riouS contests.
Prize winners announced by Mrs.
Marcelle Lane, general chairman of
the conference, at a dinner at the
Press Club we're:
News story-Jules Edlavitch, as
Sistant news editor of the Baltimore
City College Collegian; honorable
mention, Alice Deatherage of Calvin
Coolidge High School, Bill Miller,
Baltimore City College Collegian,
and Beatrice Backer, Annapolis
High School.
Features-Fred Boss, editor in
chief of the Roosevelt High School
Reporter; honorable mention, Au-
gust Domer, Eastern High; Corrine
Goodman, Annapolis High School,
and Joseph Balmert of Mount ST.
Joseph High School, Baltimore.
Editorials-Robert Butman, assist
ant editor, the Woodrow Wilson
Beacon; honorable mention, Dor
othy Du BQis, Sacred Heart Acad-
envy; Arthur Palmer of John Mar
shall High School, Richmond, Va,
and Robb Howard of Central High
School
Sports-Jack Sheeskin, assistant
sports editor of the Central Bull
letin; honorable mention. Lee Minor
John Marshall High; Irv Miller,
Baltimore City College, and Ray
Collie, George Washington High
School, Danville. Va.
ColumnS-John K. Mccormack of
the Aouilian, Gonzaga High; honor
able mention. Arthur Palmer of
John Marshall High, Will Lair of
Baltimore City College. and Ann
Andrews OF Woodrow Wilson High.
Eugene Never. editor and pub
Usher of the Post. gave an of1-the-
record talk on his recent trip to
England.
Jack Raedy of Gonzaga was elect
ed president of the group. Dorothy
Montgomery of Mckinley High was
named vice president and Wilma
Schoenmaker of Washington and
Lee High in Arlington was made
secretary.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
WASHINGTON Produce

BUTTER-93 score, tubs, 37A; 1-pound
print prints 3- s-popnd ndrD prints 3sh e.
ore ps Drnts ss score nsinss tubs c
36: 90 score, tubs, 34s4: 1.pound prints
35H; A-pound prints, 359.; 80 score,
tubs, 33'.; 1-pound prints, 34h; h-pound
PRINTS. Prints 35s.; %-pound r sound Prints, S % s4h. 0uno
LIVESTOCK-Calves. 13; spring lambs,
From Agricultural Marketing Service
Prices paid net t. o. b. Washington:
grading stations November 29): Whites,
U. S. extras, large, 44-46, mostly A; U.
S. extras mediums, q; y. s: standards,
ards, MEDIUMS; s.; y: S. trades: r.:
s5oWqf exsra5 snFaS mednms aIss s ss Tos'Ey g. =
standards, large. 39-43 mostly 40; u s.
standards, mediums "a; U. S. trades, 80.
Nhe moss some of Sets.r
quality, heavier weights, up to 35; mixed
colors. mostly 80. Receipts Government
graded AIDED, eggs: i,, 249 20 cases
horn hens. ga pounds and up, Is; No. IS,
10; roosters, 1874; chickens, virginia
Eocks, broilers and fryers all sizes. 1S:
No rs IL Delaware slaysIs and MARYLAND Rocks
is; No 2s 13; capons, $50 pounds IS:
pounds and up, rs: turkeys. young toms,
8 pounds and up 23-23; young hens. 10
sizes. IS; Guineas, young, all sizes, 25;
old, 10.
Women of Colombia have started
a campaign against the high price
| of stockings
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Ladder Fall Hurts 'Chutist

OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. % tP).-
william Schultz, 26, made his first
parachute Jump at IA. Then came
hundreds of jumps as a barn
stormer.
He used to wash windows OF
towering buildings without a safety
belt.
Now he is in a hospital. A fall
from a step-ladder fractured his
a,,ull.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
HELP MEN.
DISTRICT MANAGEF

One of country's largest
establishments requires a
district manager for Balti-
more and Washington.
Products consist of liquid
hand and scrub soaps, disin-
fectants, floor wakes, spe-
cialized lubricants.
Experience in these lines
on a direct selling basis
(mills, office buildings, hos
pitfalls, schools, etc. is essen
tial and required.
Compensation-Salary and
bonus arrangement.
Complete details with snap
shot (Which will not be re-
turned), to Box 161-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Sixth Victim of Fire
In Shreveport Dies
RJ the Associated Press

/ Fy Inc hSSOclated PreSS.
SHREVEPORT, La. Nov. 29-Fire
claimed its sixth victim of the same
family last night when 50-year -old
grandmother died of burns received
yesterday in blaze which swept
through the upper floor of two
story frame apartment house
Mrs E. R. Wedgewood, so, died 20
hours after her two sons, daughter.
daughter law and grandson. E. R.
Wedgewood and his son Neal were
the only ones of the family to sur
yiye
Evening star., 1941-11-29

ENGINEER. 5th class, for new
plant. Must be willing worker,
sober; knowledge of switchboard
necessary. Good salary, with op-
portunity for advancement. Box
260-V, Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

ELEVATOR BOY, white; per-
manent position in large
apartment hotel. Phone AID.
91OO.
Evening star., 1941-11-29


n
Randolph
in Star STAFF Photo
Evening star., 1941-11-29

Diagram shows how 53year-od pedestrian fatally
injured when she into the front of bus while attempting
to busy intersection The X shows the
impact, while
to
Evening star., 1941-11-29
statesmen

national emergency? Prominent life in
surance company has openings for two men
between the ages of 35 and As. married
men preferred no collections made by our
agents. State past experience. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-29

COOK. general housework. white. expert
enced; live in. maids rm., md fir. $40
wk. Phone Wisconsin 454s
COOK. colored; general housework; ex-
perlenced; references: S12 wk.; family of
4. Call Woodley S425.
COOK. general houseworker, exp: no Sum
days; in family. Apt. 662-M, Wardman
Park Hotel
COOK AND GHW., live in. family of Q;
wages. S12 per wk. 1909 ST. NV
COOK. g.h.w.; live in 2s to 40; must
142-A, Star.
GENERAL, HoUsEWoRKER.. neat, good
worker. Interview Sat. or Sun. or eve
ningS. 143l 18th ST. NV. 30'
GIRL. vicinity Cons. Heights. Anacostia:
g.h.w., care child 2-rm. apt. Apply morn
ings, Apt. l. Matheson, $40 Mellon Sc.
GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN. white, refined.
eh.w, employed couple. care Of schoolgirl:
live in; Sundays, holidays off; S35; ref.
erences. Sligo 1853.
GIRL. colored. neat for ghw in 5-room
bungalow; prefer a resident of Arlington.
Chestnut 404S
GIRL white over Is, refined dependable,
fond of children, mothers helper; live in:
$50. Box 272-G. Star.
GIRL. white or colored to take care o{
children, 3 mos. and 3 years old; city
reference. live in. Can 0E. 6602
Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1941-11-29

STENOGRAPHER, young woman, for stem
ographic and clerical work in downtown
real estate Office permanent. State age.
nationality. status, reference Experience
and salary expected Box the Sfar
Evening star., 1941-11-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. general housework. white. expert
enced: live in. maids rm., md fir. $40
Wk Phone Wisconsin 154S
Evening star., 1941-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STsStAI NOItSES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
E,7sId.ls WIILdaM ,9d e ROCK, eis3 Baltic, AYE.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts, other than contracted by myself
HOWARD ". EWALD 9l3 MARYLAND
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. HUGH, FINNEGAN. ~ Silver
Spring ave. Silver Spring, Md 90.
THE OLD NEW ORLEANS, RESTAURANT
room for the coming season.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES & SWEET CIDER.
"; W. MOORE. Sandy Spring, Md
right miles on Route 1872
CIDER-APPLES.
rpsRss sRss .tDs tBssh tsTsd cider and tree
pw pov;. Canal ma. rd; cross Ghain Bridse follow
Orchards Largest orchard IN nearby
HELP MEN.
enced, references; GOOD wages 50 6 st.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER mans helper
experienced. references good wages. 50
@ st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS and helpers, rne oD-
portunIty for the right men Apply IN per-
son. See Mr.. Kuchman, Leo Rocca. Inc,
43ol Conn. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS for two 1st-
Mer e ssua ADRs fns n 44o St M
BAKER and helper wanted. Jetmore's s
Bakery, 917 sth st. Sc.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST young man. grad
uation high school and business school es-
sentlal; Sl25 per month TO start, opportu-
nifty for quick advancement: class IA draf-
tees not desired. Box l4s-A. Star. go
BOY. colored, porter, to help around store
BOY to feed Job press part time. State
salary wanted. Box COLA. Star. 30
BUsBoYs. white; excellent working .condi-
Mayfar W Restaursnf a anna Sa7 2sf sfh s. ADPiy the
BUTCHER, elderly man, for all-around
grocery business. Apply at once. 1000
25th st. NV.
CARPENTERS g, for frame and. trim
work nSors Apply on io5 sth ST, Bsrcroft Va
CHAUFFEUR, white experienced: part
time butler, live home, good compensation.
CHEF, colored. all around experienced
man; day work: small restaurant. Apply
y W Gil. 81 fNiIOdc ioldiu ave u<c
CLERK-TYP1ST. Reply in own hand
writing, giving age. experience and ref
erences. Box 1850. Star.
COLLECTOR. 81 to so, for regular debit
OF current accounts: car needed Mr..
Murray, RIM. 424. 14O6 N. Y ave NV
CLOTHING SALESMAN, experienced. Ap-
ply HOLLYWOOD Credit Clothing Co.. 103
9TH st. NV.
CoUNTERMAN experience unnecessary.
Call after pm. Hilltop Barbecue, Sc.
Hillside OS93.
DELIVERY MAN. over IS: references and
drivers permit required Minnesota Mar
ket, 2237 Minnesota ave. Sc.
DISHWASHER AND BUSBOY, colored, exp
Apply in person. Concord Restaurant, 312
Kennedy st. NV.
DISHWASHER--Nea dependable colored
worker. So per week and meals. 1902
1lth st. Sc. Phone TR. 1924
DISHWASHER, colored. experienced: no
Sunday work and good pay. Apply at
1890 9TH st. ne.
DRIVER FOR FURNITURE VAN. store ex-
perience preferred: S25 wk. Steady work
The Furniture Mart Warehouse, 2629 Will
son blvd.
DRIVER, experienced: references required;
8 pm. to 1:30 pm. Pinkett's Prescrip-
tlon Drugstore, Inc, 1900 New Jersey n ".
DRIVERS HELPER. white. to work on
permit CURLES MOVERS, 2O33 Nichols
Evening star., 1941-11-29

WAITRESS. colored 10 serve breakfast and
dinner IN boarding house experience re-
oulreo. DO not phone. 1912 18th st. NV.
Hope I'd Sc
Evening star., 1941-11-29
HELP WOMEN.

ENUMERATORS for city directory. Apply
6y letter only State age. R. L. Polk &;
Evening star., 1941-11-29

WOMAN. white, interested in congenial
nome care for > children for employed
mother, other light duties: moderate SAL
Evening star., 1941-11-29

Women of Colombia have started
a campaign against the high price
of stockings.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

STENOGRAPHER, credit girl; prefer one
residing in NE. Washington or vicinity
good income and good salary TO start. Ap-
ply IN person, Aetna Finance Co, S4l2
r. !. ave. Nj. Rainier. Nd
Evening star., 1941-11-29

MATTRESSES. eXperienced salary $3.50
10 start: good hours. steady work Wash.
lneton Drugstore, 635 Penna ave NV
Evening star., 1941-11-29

WAITRESS, white, experienced; good
WAGES. Apply Tehaanis. 1922 36th st n "
Evening star., 1941-11-29

WOMAN with credit union experience,
capable OF handling all details of large
and salary expected Excellent oppor-
tunity to the right party. Box 24l-A. Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

STENOGRAPHER
In large real estate office, ex-
perienced, Salary, S1,100 per
year, with opportunity for
advancement. Box 456-G,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

A nationally known manufacturer has an
opening on its sales force, salary basis,
calling on the retail grocery trade Some
field selling experience an advantage Ap-
plicant should be between the ages Of 25
and 30. with at least high school educa-
tlon. Write for interview, giving details OF
qualifications, stating salary requirements.
and inclosing recent inexpensive nom
returnable snapshot TO Box 1874, Star
Evening star., 1941-11-29
HELP MEN,
(ContinuM,)

FARMER WANTED-Excel opportunity for
farmer who has his own farm tools. Rich
land; good location. Montgomery County,
Md Chance for future development
Stock farm. Cash mo. income. Owner will
enter into attractive agreement. Write SAM
D. Mc1LWAIN, 1922 X ST. NV, Wash. D: c.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

TEACHER. with nursery school experiences
Tor PARTING work Box l1h-G Star
Evening star., 1941-11-29

WOMAN. young, white. as nurse expert.
enced good references Care one child.
Live in Call WoOdlpy -S3f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
5th Cedar Point
Cruise FRIDAY

Steamer Put in Bay will engage
m TT 1Ttr11 reduced price excursion
10 Cedar Point and return Friday
Tie special round trip is s. cents
for adults ~ cents for children.
10 H. q bargain rate obtanable by
those who clip Excursion Ticket
Blank from an Ashley e. Dustin
Steamer Line advertisement such a.
appears in today'S Detroit Times
--Trtci v-rTT-r1 dfSO VIII Do found IN To-
MORROW $ Times.
The advertisement also contains
blanks emitting holders 10 cut
price admissions 10 specified Cedar
l'e+f4i-f-t ett1ri 5rrruScTpnty-
ON the down trip a brief stop
VIII be made 40 Put in Bay. allow
HI persons Who so desire 10 dis
embark for "a 6-hour stay. a 3-hour
and }3-mlnuie stopover Will be
made at Cedar Point. offering ex-
curslon.>ts an opportunity 10 enjoy
inc many Cedar Point amuSernents
On lAc mp hack ~ Detroit t1e
leamcr WIFI SlQP-et- Put in Bay 20
PICK up pa SCnGerS
Transportation blanks may be-
rNrn1ngcd lorAiIcketS AZ tho Ash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Daily Quiz

Can you name the Texas city.
OIL capital and leading cotton
market OF the world. whose
port ranks second 10 New York
IN deep sea tonnage?
-OvrT 5-0t0 dCar1TS are CAUSED
n India annually hY-A venom
Gus snake especially abundant
in that country What IS it.?
Is pumpernickel bread made Of
rye or wheat?
= II some ono rTFateC YOU 70 n
chartreuSe, would YOU wear IT.,
smoke n. drink IT.?
The point or pivot on which
lover turns is called us:
frustum, zenith fulcrum?
Is a dormouse q rodent, bird
FISH
Down with the helm. * At
expression used on Shlpboard
Ga in manipulation OF the rud-
der ,b) IN tending The sails
lcl by mutinf3uS sailors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Brothers Sentenced
On Mother S REQUEST

George Alfeld, 81. and his
brother Ered. ~ were given sen
fences of 60 days and 30 days. re-
Spcctivoly, IN the Detroit House Of
Correction. by Recorder judge
George Murphy today after their
-rlnthnE-A t---BeH+eHi- rA ff-al.ll 81
ol 3006 Tillman. had asked the
Judge TO send them away
The two were arrested az their
mothers home after indulging in
a drunken brawl She said that