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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
BIRTHS
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Girls were born to:-&
Alice Adams, ii40 East Muir. Hazel Park
Abilene Anderson, 1880 Avon road.
Agnes Burroughs. 1882 Havana.
Roberta Blackstone. fV64 Tillman.
Helen Boss. 72o RivArd.
Elaine Benedict, 1909 Springwells.
Georgian Babcock. 1898 Hiobard
Mary Bird, 6211 Inkster. Inkster
Mildred Ball, 81 West Alexis. Ecorss
Dorothea Corey. 5000 Lemay.
Marie Cha potaHs-2f2+ Parker.
Mary Cassiss, 5lei Cooper.
Agnes Chapman. 1919 Beaverland.
Alberta chubb, i3247 Foley.
Alberta Donahue. 1929 Wabash.
Betty Dixon. 1851 Mckenzie.
Olive Dusseau, 961 Adeline.
Vivian David. 1922 Prairie.
Magnolia Echols, 1920 Cameron.
Aileen Flanagan. 1880 Stoepel.
Jane Evans. 660s Kercheval.
Dorothy Eckstein, 1884 Fourteenth.
Muriel Ferguson. 1915 Schoolcraft
Lucille Grams, 1882 strsthmoor
Helen Gay. 1909 Coolidge River Rouge
Edith Gibson, 40 South Gargantus, Claw
Pauline Gam. 40 Peterboro.
clsrice Griffin. 4ii Hendrie.
Margaret Fugett. 20e6 Twelfth.
Ceola Gilmore o64 East Hancock.
Catherine Hulse, ~ East Auburn, Ecorse
Hattie Hill, S0s East Kirby.
Pauline Hun. 1922 John r
Irene Hoster. 1921 Heating.
Jewell Hopkins, 4733 Orleans.
Jessie Jackson, 424 South Williams.
Genevieve ksiewsh 50f5 Mitchell.
Virginia Leonard. $685. Bsrham.
Constance Malcomson, 1919 Yorkshire
Crosse Pointe.
Caroline Mack. 3i3s East Fort
Msrcella Machan, 1928 La Sale.
Helen Niece, Cleveland o
Ruth Neuenfeldt, is7s Korts Dearborn.
Loretta Necefer. 1896 Robson
Reba Ozbian, s132 Carn.
Madeline Osgood. 1911 Strathmore
Helen PelEer, 1855 Yacama.
Leta Parsons APO Fischer.
Yvonne Parks, SCOT Hartford.
Anna Porter. 1915 Dubois.
Irene Patricia SOS Elmwood
Helen Peterson, 1852 Sussex.
Eunice Rice. s9is Oak. River Rouge.
Rose Rogers. 1868 st. Clair.
Elizabeth Rockwell. 1880 Goodson. Ham
tramck.
Thelms RYAN, 1923 Chalfonte.
Helen SZakaly. 1909 Cheniot
Josephine Sutherland, 1855 East Crane
boulevard
Amelia Schultz. 63is Dubois
Virginia Slayden. 200 East Milwaukee.
Lillian Shivers, 6i6 Hendrie.
Jane TusZynski. 1927 Winfield.
Anna Urban, 344l Pennsylvania.
Rose Wasik, 1854 Florida.
Lille Wood 1l22 West Euclid.
Mildred Whitsitt, 1919 Buckingham. Berk
ley.
Virginia Warren. 1892 Benneau.
J0anne wilson, 2t5u5 snermgr. osk-fsrk
Fave Wilson. 2i062 Gemtner. Warner
Township.
Edith Williams 4iss Mckinley.
Lille Warner 9is Brewster.
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Death notlres

Z. Lester Of 1850
Findlay beloved husband of Alma Foss
Bauer. dear father OF Lester Jr., Shirley
and Beverly. Funeral service Wednesday.
p. m. AZ a II Peters Funeral Home,
l2O57 Grstiot.
FRIEDRICH Hrederickb otto. J. C..
September Z dear husband Of the late
Mary Berschbach. dear father Of Helen.
Funeral from residence. 1886 McDougall.
Wednesday. $50 a. m. 81 Joseph $
Church At Q. Interment. Mt Elliott
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DEATHS

Robert Hoobler. 1854 BROOKLYN. %.
William T. Lloyd. 1910 East Grand ooule
Js csbo wIche. $3.50 sixteenth Ecors. 81.
Elliot Harris. 1913 Illinois, 81.
Patrician Ann Smith. 1885 East Jenerson
; months.
Pauline Paciorek. 620S Widman 81,
Mary Misczinski s145 Grnnell. Tis
Fred Buehrle 1928 Wade. 6s..
Dora Galloway. 2i23 Wyandott' Ham
wn iramSN Rose 81. 1853 Maple. p.
Linus Cousno. 1905 Porter So
ons Rabidue, 2o009 Wsshtenau. East De
troit. 81
Esther Freeman. 2737 Rochester 30.
Jennie Kengel 2i60 BeNidere SO.
Pearl Evans TSt1 ferry PARK 4
Josiah Nearhood sop Vermont 50.
Mary Jane Hsrrie 1915 Alfred. SIS
Daisy Johnson 22i9 Macomb. -
Kenneth r stack. 1923 Grand River. -
Charles Roberts 1892 Hamilton. Al
Roman Lsfenon 1898 Newborn IS.
Julia Melnik sos Westminster. "a
John Eouslsli 1850 Frontenac as
Anna Junkrowski. 1900 ST Auhin 81.
jeanette Frisoska 24f3 McGrs~ s.
RAYMOND Roger Thoms, 1917 Leisure,
month.
Inez % Gale 3s2T Harrison. ss
Harry Ahrens NJ clemens Mich. II.
Diane Macelt 1927 JOS Campau. 3
V4Aam-H Hammnn--2l9 2s.-Rs nsh4ahE
Pennington Township -
Elizabeth Ball 5l09 Vermont ss
William Augustus Wsldron 1901 Seminole
victoria HeydisuT 2ess IVES, Euclid 70
Bob Joseph Gansen. 55o6 Van Dyke. !.
Chester $. Reed. soss carhonaaie IS.
Barbara Csomos Sis GArtner, -
Charles 10th 1922 Keller, l.
Elizabeth Knetz, 1924 Copland q
Hiida Msrgraye, y Elm Park boulevard
Margaret Ulrich. 1850 Harding. 50.
John Rowe 1882 Philip So
Bertha Harris, 1889 Barlow. 81
David Dow Patton. Algood Tennessee s5
John p. Flynn. 22s Tennyson, Highland
August Marks. $3.50 Lawnd,le. SIS
RoEalia Pakula 94ie Broclco on. 40
Edward r. Krawczyk, New Buffalo. michi
Robert W. Mara 27to Blaine. 90
Barbara Flowers 1879 Eliza Hazel Park
months
Girard vsnBrienen. s453 Heintz. IS
Norman Clendennin. 1919 Pierson, IS
Nora Phelan. 1884, Alter road, Sc.
John joseph Savage, Bangor Township
Ella Wellington. 1898 Cameron 81.
Florence Grant. 1882 Woodbridge. 10
Henry Rocker. t350s Lumpkir. -
Janice Kraiewski $3.50 Floyd. ! month
Joyce Janet Hallingsworth. $500 Dever-
eauY. 8
Charles Abbot Armstrong. 1900 Ia Sale
10
Julia Brandon. 2oio McDougan ST
Louise Beck 1915 Wyoming 10
Ida NJ woizeschke. 1901 Ashland. 30
Herman Chapel Los Angeles Cal q.
Jesse ". Burke 2l0 First so.
Patricia Ann Holland. e52e Greeley. q.
John Spandle. 1929 West Warren -
Donald Wilson. 5I2s Junction months
Andrew Murray, 1875 West Blvd, Berk-
lev 81
Simon stiles. 25f1 Lamothc 81
Nav Stollbere 67q6 Granville 50.
Kate Runyon 1888 Lycaste 50
Francesca Psolo WHALE fJ0s Belvdere 81
Joseph J. Stramler. 15fA4 hppoline 50
Catherine Ulmsnn. 1897 Archdale n.
Tina shepherd $50 Seiden -
Giuseppe Minano. liii6 Rosemary. 90.
Josephine t;lueck 1906 Baldwin
Joseph Masiak $40 Dubois ~.
George Davis 10OO7 Holmur 20.
Elizabeth Cook. SO Belmont sO
Joseph Chapas. $500 Greeley. "a
James Bible Sr., 2i5i Macomb, So
Charlie Mitchell q3q Division 80
Victor Paul Levy, 1888 Buena Vista. ..
otto r. Boyer, 725 Mil Plymouth. 65
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DIVORCES

DIVORCES
Edward Huebner from Frances.
Ethel X Hugely from CLIFFORD.
George Damss from Elizabeth
Clara l.. Waiting from John w.
Grace Rymsl from Joseph.
Mable Collins from John
William u. Atkinson from Pearl
Francis c With from William.
Dorothy Highhed from Oral
lrnm-Dnnoth
Mary sutton from Simon Grant.
MYRTLE Dickerson from Acie.
Ferris Sager from Pearl
Gilbert NJ. Lonsway from Cehs.
Cecilia Hippo from oscar
Hida 81 Benjamin from Clarimond
Phylis NJ Dunn from Gerrles.
Ethel Blessing from Harold,
Joseph Myers from Addie.
John Nekl from Olive
Louis w. Dunton from Nina.
Betty w Chapman from hurdock'
Carson +. Raley from Julia.
Francis Clees from Earl.
Julia Behrendt from Sol.
sally Jane Wheeler from John.
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Al 1INInNIIM

NFF-TFT ~ -TI|H Ut
First Race -NsTies. ruffr ssrt.
Pair Flame
Second Race -Os0tfee TsrtIum sun
s,s1e. Gucs Nint. happ} No. .ess sweet
Hemp.
THIRD Rsts-Cnief Teddy. Brgnt Hen
rns.
Fourth Race Bose Girl Microplas.
P0stponeneut Deod0, FbCk. " course
Fifth RAce-Bob Junior. Was Out
Donss Pa, Light Display. Miny No. Nj.
I'm.
Sixth Race Han Bud Clay Hin Ftut
FOuis. Pirate snip Jsdssn. CHANGER
seventh RAcs-Cheuy Child Eiamp.
Sculery Maid. Heart Play
Llgnfh Race Princess Lady. Aimac,
STAND Alone Tobacco Road.
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Ar FAIRMot vt PARK

Ntdnetl tirHfs ltANhf idNl.
FIRST RACE Memory chan
Second Race--Jockeb. Sun Mistress
Sly Kitty Thistle Nancy. Miss Nsdi
Magnolia Cash.
Thru Race Bunting on RQllsfas'
Cloud Dor. Back sue, Little Wick
kiresb.
Fourth Race NIL Dor MUccasn. TIP
Tolats. Baby Gold Candies
fffth ftzce--SpsiUeen ptefef Tfapsf'
$50 Psnio Evsnde4. Mouun Lao Mcry
SaXCp Designer.
seventh Rave Fslss Point
gbtt Race DaWl 1871 OsIs. a a.
stsl, Due sport.
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Funeral Directors
j sUfToN A SON
ii7 TRUMBUI.L AVE, TEMPLE 7-5i0O
Lost and Found

BOSTON Bull. male white face white
s. body brown. gray spots. name "Corkyt"
ftrayed Thursday from vicinity Blaine
Woodrow Wilson reward. lt77 Blaine.
LOST WALLET near Mont gonery
Wards SCheefer, Michigan. Keep part
money Return wallet Needed badly.
Orcgon 9IjS
WRIST WATCH L.adv's Eigin. valued a.
suhstantial reward. fslephone Drexel
i0025.
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AZ 1roENcLIFFF 80

Neafntr ril8l. ffart fast
FifSi KsCs guits ChsfEs kn DIXIE
Prrcssk Hsfterss LtlEf
Second Rae Progress tua b. inner
CRUISING
Thfrd Tsts- Frsther Par
Fogrn Ralt-hlt snIf rsf Bfrs
Lopis Colder MrrsFrn
yirh Race Wee car
ssvsr'h Rscs - ,Arhgrsf. Aiarm.nE
psTssiAtof. tply, 1rsy.
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Week :
Scratches
International News service Wire

International News Service Wire
At AQUEDUCr
Weather. cloudy track, fast.
First Rsce--Coxswain. Flemar.
Second Race-Cirio, Blue Nose Field
Lark Desert Brush. Great Hurry, Reti-
nue.. Michigan Sun.
Third Race Dicty Step. Dunfress Az
mony Kid, Placer Inn. Black Look, At
tracing Lady Infinite. Hikid.
Fourth Race Time Syelte
Fifth Race--Sir Gibson. Aboyns. Port
Wales. Cuckoo Man.
sixth Race Belle Poise
Seventh Race Happy Hunting.
Eighth Rsce-Supreme Ideal.
Field horses
Second Racs-Lsyavsy. MIX Toast.
Peace Fleet.
Third Rscer-Martno-- Taxes Gay Trou-
bsdour
Fourth Raee-Frilled. sans Tsres
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statesmen
YOUNG MAN

Mus, d. single. high school graduate ana
free 10 travel expense allowance and good
pay Apply 80 a. m, sharp, s2l Lafayette
Building
YOUNG MEN s22 nest appearing as
sst manager can earn 80 "crA9
3io5 Barlum Tower = m
VOTING man for drug store must have
Michigan drivers iicenSe--A4nl- IAe4iih-
READ Times want Ads for prott-use
them for results
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AT wHEELING Downs

Weather ciousy uAca. t4Hl
Ffs Rae Valentine Ann. Green Ies
Birth1sy MIS- Precious Time War Tar
gef GrBud Vino
secOnd Race Co.dsn ksf Mss GuInes
Bounty, Don Gomez. Nose Thrr, Mist
hAvs.
Third Rev Ren sweep, DaCcfsh,
Alice Dpcgs ksrnsI
FOurth Race Hss Hal Bar Perfect
Or BfiiNsni CAR bonn grsen0cE
seventh Pace indian Sea. Pretty
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
OFFICE BOTS-STOCk BOYS
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
6gO-21-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES temperament f - SesthfNr
Wants Day Workers; couples, Porters,
Maids Mattresses Coiumpia 1910.
prVApn L.,fptoNMENT lNpettentf d
colotpd maids cooks laundresses 5os@
Rivard Terrace 2-slh3
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstnks
IN the big sunday Times "ani "A
section
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AT HAWTHORNE


Weather clear. track. muddy.
f1rs, Race Lumber Queen. swift sue
Second Race-PoIly Hygro. Town Lace
Disinherit Little Rustler. Maihigh. Marie
Matilda, simple Lie.
Third Race-Toms Ladd, Choco, ate
Miss.
FIN Race--Grey Foot. Flora span
Free Miss. Mr.. Maid. Cam Fin. Brisr
Play. Top Can
sixth Race Prairie Dog.
Seventh Race-Pennhst Kenyon Car
Rou.
Eighth Eses--Jimmie Tom. Chicnarrs,
PerpleS
Ninth Race-Declared on.
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AT NARRAGANsFTT
Weather, clear track. East
First Race Btnde, Ntdporte. Career
Girl. ken's Revenge
Second Race Cadet Bob MOsswire
Neon Light Hittie Count Cotton. sun
Ivy. Gay Bslko Boslei
Third Race Maybenk.
Fourth Race-Hendersonsn Sksetsr
Eleventh Hour. Chance Run Princes
Bull Step ApaCe. Nhilawsy Short Meas
ure
FIFTH Race Passing Cloud.
Sixth Race lie
seventh Race Bsttys Broom Lsdy
Roma
Eighth Race Daytonisn Cofum SIX
Shooter. Enimrsc
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AN UNUSUAL opportunity; three women
over 81. permanent. pleasant fun ar
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Reply Box R-669s Detroit Times
ASSIST Homework three adults. s. stay
or 20: references Townsend s-3ls7.
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At THiSTLEDONN
Weather, cleAt-IESek tast
First Race-shiriey r.
Third Rscs-Elsirsc
Ninth Race Declared on
Yield horses
Second -Tenopo, GrassWrsck
Third Rsce-Easy Hai Mr.. sam
Darcy Dague
Fourth Race--Crow Glory, Plucky
Byrd, TTsceboy. Sir Rex.
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Dine and Dance

CHICKEN ~ THE ROUGH" SOC.
DENLY Recreation. whittier mr.. Kelly ID.
SCENIC INN-Dining. dancing noor
show. Grove JohnstOns orchestra 2231
South Fort.
CONSULT the snisresd Real Estate h.tinss
IN lie big sunday Times Want "A
section
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HOSPITALIZATION

BOWLING ALLEYS open FOR su leagues
Telephone Arlington eIi2 Inquire
rra
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Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE Complete course.
81 20 weekly. HYGIENE school. $40
Twelfth Madison sOj3
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Csss sikorski. %: Irene Niezgods. %.
Albert l.. Dedenbsch, ~, Evelyn Jurkow-
ska. ~
Joseph J. P1asczyk. IS: Geneviev. T.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

In Toxic. communique of the
imperial headquarters announced
that japanese Army forces had be-
gun landing in French Indo-China
by agreement. 1t Gen. Shojiro Ida
was named commander OF the army
forces at Saigon.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
japanese Formally
Take Over Saigon
With Crack Troops
Trucks With Soldiers
And Equipment Parade
For Three Hours
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAIGON. French Indo China,
July 3l-Japanese troops formally
entered Saigon today and persons
familiar with Japanese military out
! fits were quick to comment that
Toxic has sent first-class army.
In equipment, discipline and eff
cheney. these persons said, the newly
arrived japanese forces rank among
.Japan's best. They described them
as ready for action, if necessary, and
not for exhibition only.
With program worked out in fine
detail. the Japanese moved precisely
into their recently acquired naval
and air bases. the army, navy and
air force collaborating in methodical
manner.
They have brought in their own
tents, trucks, fuel. food and a wide
variety of other equipment. A
civilian army of japanese business
men has begun buying up all avail
able cotton for quick shipment home
and is negotiating for rubber, min
erals anu Ollicl IilcLSiidliNtiSC eiioS
may be procured here.
Trucks Parade for Three Hours.
Along a French -policed route, a
three hour parade of Japanese
trucks loaded with troops and equip
ment moved from the dock area,
where the men arrived in transports
Yesterday, to three stations whose
exact locations were kept military
secret.
The first group occupied school
and adjoining houses, the second
occupied former Annamite barracks
on the outskirts of Saigon, where
the japanese requisitioned all houses.
and third proceeded to an airport.
The troop route avoided the center
of Saigon and the troops were con-
fined to quarters once they reached
their stations.
80 Transports Enter Harbor.
A japanese destroyer docked SO
yards from the Majestic Hotel,
where Japanese Army officers made
their headquarters.
lnlrly transports which arrived
at Cap St. Jacques yesterday, fol-
lowing a destroyer-led contingent
of IA naval vessels which came
into Saigon harbor. entered the
harbor before daylight.
With the army and navy thus
represented. the commander Of the
japanese air force in Indo-China
was expected to arrive shortly with
the first squadron of bombers.
In Toxic. communique of the
imperial headquarters announced
that Japanese Army forces had be-
gun landing in French Indo-C China
by agreement. 1t. Gen. Shojiro Ida
was named commander of the army
forces at Saigon.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

latter came to him. on May 7 to
propose that the Government nego-
| tiate a lease of the Dupont Circle
Apartment and he Immediately went
with him to see the hotel.
He explained the Government is
occupying 23000000 square feet Of
space in the District at a yearly
rental of s50O0,0O0 He has been
negotiating for l46 900 square feet of
space in the Dupont Circle Apart
ment, which includes stores and
space in the basement. The apart
ment has a gross area of $50 900
/ square feet.
1 THE Government has not vet
signed the lease for the Dupont Cir
Gle Apartment. however" Mr..
Guthridge said.
! Representative Bell, Democrat. of
/ Missouri drew from Mr.. Guthridge
/ the statement that on May 81 a
commitment for the lease was made
for the Government in writing.
Authority Not Questioned.
In reply to persistent questions
by Representatives Hebert, Demo
crat, of Louisiana. and Downs
Democrat, of Connecticut, author oi
the resolution for the investigation
now in progress. Mr.. Guthridge ad-
mitted that this commitment was
made to Mr.. Newman as an indi-
vidual without any effort on the
part of the Government to deter
mine what authority Mr.. Newman
had to represent the ownership oi
the building, or who the owners
were. The commitment was for g
one-year lease with right Of annual
renewal,
Representative Bell emphasized
and Mr.. Guthridge admitted that
the right of the Government tc
override District laws and regula
tions did not take away the indi-
vidual rights of the tenants.
Representative Hebert, emphasized
that the Government procedure
made it possible for any man to get
an inside track to sell or lease q
building to the Government and
! SiiNll pCOdlC illC NlCdl " lliC ""
of the building.
! Mr.. Guthridge said he also had
had proposals that the Government
lease the Willard Hotel and the
Roger Smith Hotel
Commitment Extended.
| Representative Herbert drew from
him testimony that the Willard pro-
/ posal came from Mrs. Willard.
MI. Hebert said you knew Mrs
Willard had something to do with
the Willard Hotel. but you did not
know that MI. Newman had any
thing to do with the Dupont Circle
Hotel. There is very essential
difference"
Mr.. Guthridge went on to testify
that the commitment he made for
the Government on May 81 was to
have been acknowledged by Mr.
Newman for the ownership on May
81. When this acknowledgement
was not made and Mr.. Newman hao
explained that the owners had to
refinance he was given verbal ex-
tension until June s.
Mr.. Guthridge said further that
Mr.. Newman suggested that if a
f1ve-year contract could be made it
would help in negotiating the loan.
On June 6 Mr. Newman. still as an
individual. was given a commitment
for five years, with annual renewal
of the lease.
Representative Hebert then drew
from the witness a statement that
no one had ever represented Mr..
Newman as owner or agent for the
owners Of the property and he was
dealt with entirely as an individual
Prior to June 81, Mr.. Guthridgt
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Settlement Abandoned,
Louis TO Fight Divorce

BY tfe Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 3l.-Jos Louis
lawyer served notice today that the
champion is not going 10 allow his
wife to get a divorce without a
fight.
All plans for an amicable settle
ment are off, said Attorney William
H. Temple. We tried to work things
out at conference last night. but
we couldn't. and now it looks like
a real court battle" he added.
Bindley c. Cyrus, counsel for the
champions 24-year-olds wife Marva
said money was the chief obstacle
to settlement
Louis was not at the conference
last night. Cyrus said. but his at
torney and his managers offered an
amount that was felt too small.
Mrs. Louis sued for divorce July
2. alleging that he had treated her
cruelty. Louis answer was denial,
together with a request that the
case be dismissed.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
District Building
Continued From First Page

sirable effect of centralizing most
of the District workers in one plant
1t was said the District. however,
would have to continue to use cer-
tain scattered buildings now hous-
ing various municipal agencies.
Brig. Gen Charles w. KutZ. En-
gineer Commissioner. when asked
for comment on the Budget Bu-
reau's suggestion. said he felt the
District could not afford to agree TO
the suggested arrangement until
and if definite arrangements were
made to house the War Department
workers in ether places. assurances
could be given that the District per-
sonnel could go into, the Municipal
Center, Building and specific agree
ments could be reached as to condi-
tions on the whole transaction.
Whether the whole deal would be
abandoned if Federal authorities
and Congress decide TO proceed with
construction of s35 0O0 900 build
ing in Arlington County for the War
AZ POI 'hiSiiJ W &c iioA hIiON II. Dul tllLS
possibility was suggested by some
officials.
Commissioners Nav Demur.
The Commissioners have not vet
officially replied to the Budget Bu-
reau proposal. 1t is expected they
will say they feel the time is not
ripe for the transaction unless
necessary contingent arrangements
can be made. One official said the
District could not afford TO sign
away its title and possession TO tbs
District Building until it knows
positively where municipal agencies
would go.
Under the agreement between the
District and the United States per-
mitting use of more than half of the
new. building by War Department
workers. this space is supposed tc
be vacated not later than November
l, but weeks ago Federal officials
gave warning the date would mean
nothing if the emergency continued
and if other adequate space did moi
become available.
Several years ago the Commits.
sioners initiated a proposal that the
United States buy the District Build
ing and planned to use paymen