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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Ellsworth on WAY
TO Hunt Inca Tombs

NEW YORK, July SINS
Lieut.. ComdY Lincoln Ellsworth
L.. s. N. farSed explorer. was on
the high seas today bound for
Peru where he hopes TO find the
lost tombs of the inca emperors
These tombS are believed hidden
under massive stones Of Mount
Misti. near Arequipa. Ellsworth
who is on a two-month leave OF
absence from the navy. said hf
would make plans for his fifth
expedition 10 the Antarctic upon
his return from Peru.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Go Through Detroit

II is estimated that between Is
and so per cent of all travellers
in Michigan 60 through Detroit
It's anybody's guess, according tc
Carl G.. Sedan. manager OF the
convention and tourist bureau
what percentage OF the money Is
spent here
Part Of the reason for this. says
Sedan, is that 10 the out-of-stat-
ers. Detroit and Michigan go to-
gether like ham and eggs.
Because Of Detroit being the
center of the automotive indus
try and because much Of the de-
Tense manufacturing Is now
going on here every one wants
10 see IL at first hand" he said.
NO important foreign dclcga-
ton comes 10 this cauntry WITH
out including Detroit on Its
itinerary"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Two Changes First

Two changes must precede the
inauguration of the plan
i Alb ndonment Of the eastern
portion of the Kercheval-Fort rail
line.
2-An alley at Larned and Mt.
Elliott must be widcned and made
available as a street for one short
block.
Fred A Nolan. general manager
II the DSR, explained that the
new rorte would provide a fast
bus line 20 the East Side com
narahle 10 or even better than the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Mckay Counsel
Calls for Proof

Not a single diStillery official
has complained that he was de.
frauded by the transactions Of the
defendants al the Federal Court
trial of Frank d. Mckay. Repub-
lican national committeeman. and
his IL co-defendants Defense At.
torney Fred r Walker said Satur-
day in his closing argument.
Walker represents William II
Mckeighan. former mayor of Flint
who with the other defendants is
accused OF using the mails TO de.
fraud diStillerieS Of a total OF
100000 by collection of eXtorteC
graft.
Walker is the last defense lawyer
TO speak The government argu
ment will start at IL a. m. Mon
day, and the case is expected t
reach the jury by Tuesday after
noon.
Not only did the distillery Of
ficials summoned as witnesses
here fail To complain OF being
defrauded, but no proof was en-
tered that the State of Michigan
or any taxpayer Of the state was
defrauded," Walker said.
He ridiculed the testimony q
George w. Dingle. an FBI hand
writing expert, who testified tina
scrubbed notations on some ex
pense account memoranda were
written by McKeighan, and com
pared Dingle with A swami whc
came here from Washington Il
gaze into his crystal ball and lief
so hurriedly he forgot to wear hi!
turban.
The testimony Of several wit
nesSes that McKeighan was known
TO them under the name of Gal
/ lagher was denied by Walker. VIII,
very much alive today"
very much alive today"
For the "Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Mai
J Ions Column In the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Congestion GroWing

via Second. Third, Brush and
John r.
Congestion CroWing
Jefferson is becoming one Of
the most cOngested thorough
fares in Detroit and this new
One-way system would relieve IL
10 a considerable extent" Nolan
explained
AT present the One-way
movement on Larned throws n
lot Of additional traffic into JEFF
ferson at Mt. Elliott which IL
near the congested points at the
United States Rubber Company
and the Belle Isle Bridge.
There are a few obstacles to
making KerchevaI and Vernon
one-way but they are not insur-
mOuntable In my opinion"
The proposal TO give East Sider'
a nne=Way- thoroughtaFe'
follows two years Of enthusiastic
public acceptance Of the north
south arteries of Second, Third
John r. and Brush.
The proposed riverfront drive ]!
expected 10 be the ultimate Solu
tion of the traffic problems of the
southeast section of the city. bu
the construction is this appears 4
be many years distant.
The KerCheVal-Vernor plan ol
the other hand could be set il
operation in a few months tim
with "a relatively small outlay o
funds.
The elimination Of street car
IOn Kercheval would not work I
hardship on the D5R since thi
line is not heavily Travelled and j
serves a section that is adequatel.
served by the Jefferson ant
CharlevoiX lines.
The principal advantage Of one
way thoroughfares is that the,
permit synchroniZing of traffi
lights TO permit continuous move
ment through green liChtS-a stu
alton that is impossible TO achiev
on a two-way street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

view of the fact that il she were
restored 10 mental health she
would he put 10 death
The death penalty was described
by the committee as an obstacle
in the administration of 'psychi-
airy" preventing the hospital staff
from doing anything more 10 i'm
prove Mrs. Judd's m entail con-
dition.
Mrs. Judd was convicted of the
1891 Staying of her best friends
Miss Hedvig Samuelson. "a, and
Mrs. Agnes Anne Leroi. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Train Kills Six in Auto

MATTITUCK. y. Y, July s
tINS) -~ Six persons were killed
and a boy was injured seriously
last night when the car in which
they were riding was struck by 2
Long Island Railroad train and de-
moliShcd at a grade crossing south
Of Mattittick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
One of Big Lures

zone Of the big lures that
should greatly Increase Michi-
gan tourist travel this year"
says Mrs. Mary l. Fletcher,
executive secretary OF The South
eastern Michigan Tourist As
ISOLATION. els the Nackinac Is
land Festival on july Is. 20 and
%. They have constructed n
replica Of an old Indian village
and many interesting historical
incidents of $50 years ago will
be portrayed during the big
event"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
World Education
Leaders
In Ann Arbor
Times stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, July 5.-Educa-
tors from Europe. Asia and the
two Americas convened here Sum-
day for the eighth international
of the New Education
Fellowship
The seven-day conference, the
first Of its kind to be held in the
Americas. will attract such noted
figures as the Honorable HUI Shin.
Chinese ambassador 10 the United
States, Waldo Frank of the New
School for Social Research, poet
Carl Sandburg and a host OF
others.
Designed 10 promote neighborli-
ness in world of war and 10 pro-
vide for a future world without
war through education. the cons
ference will embody the Fellow
ships idealiSm that in a growth OF
New Education ideals. there is the
/ possibility of creating world
climate of good will in which war
simply will not have a place"
Governor to Attend
The conclave opened with
speeches of welcome by President
Alexander G.. Ruthven Of the Uni-
versity of Michigan. John w.
Studebaker, United States COM
missioner of education, and earle.
ton Washburne. president of the
!. Progressive Education Association.
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
will attend the conference and
preside over the general session at
which Waldo Frank will deliver
the main talk on Life Problems
of the Two Americas"
! Chinese ambassador HUI Shih
twill address the ference
Wednesday morning on America
and the Far East"
The convention will accent Latin
American relations during the en-
tire week. A series of lecture
seminars will be held every after
noon of the convention except
Tuesday and Saturday. Well
known authorities on Latin Ameri.
can will speak at these seminars
on life in the southern republics.
Folk Festivals Set
Several folk festivals have been
scheduled for evenings during the
} conference. including the Maria
} CHS. a Mexican dance group. Other
folk programs will he given by
Polish. Ukrainian and Latin Amer
iican groups. .~.,4
Tuesday has been designated as
/ Parents Day. and also on that day
the foreign delegation will tour
} Greenfield Village.
The 50 Latin American dele
gates TO the convention arrived in
Ann Arbor last week. and went
from here to Cranbrook, where
they remained as guests Of the
Fellowship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

For the "Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Mai
Ions Column In the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
One-Way Street Plan
Proposed for East Side

lines which operate TO the north
via Second. Third, Brush and
lnhn Z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
MittipOdb ben 4. SUM 1871
2iehpr gelai

2ieber 8ela!
Mta it,. fort. Mit Mnoras
3iaoe5ifp alif ltno baDor. 9ie Ser.
lobnng lit barnit seloIt.
Gin 8rief tam BON Sauna, Der.
ainoerfroi.
grifa mar es, oie mir ibre 8ltp=
pc bradte. sic NOR alio bod oa-
mails BEL Ser &erbftiago NIT ibrenl
gater. u. bas &iilb.
Sd giltg grauIam IN Die SIRE.
Sic bnben mid luobl ananb1nal
fir einen bal6en Narren angeieben
-. .altb Weia.
gslir bn nibt uno bieaeibt per=
itebIt bu es iest. ). .es mar ridt,
oaB iie fam uno mir ibre Bnppe
brabte. :. ite fam 1tno brabte bic
Guppe, neil ltitiere 5eelelt perbln=
Sen iino bon gtpigfeit Der.
Saein @liif lit GROCER, ais i6 es
tragen fann.
8ela. >. 5lpan5ig Sabre babe ib
auf iie eeipartet, 5lpan5ig Sabre.
@ir itellen sic Buppe in einen
S6rein. "
gSir iparen an Snfel 2aios
@rrft lu1o baben ielbit eebrobene
3weige aus ieinem 8alo nieoers
@enn bas Sraueriabr Inn lit,
Damn. -. 8ela.... unb 5tpan5ig
Sabre oarauf geipartet, 5tpan5ig
Sabre. >. .5lpan5ie Sabre. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

@brm. Sbmeiter g. coma / "a (Mnz
ma 8ooner sluburn, Sa), ..
IS, geit. am 90 apri1 1941, I'M
slter BON 80 Sabren, I'M Mutter>
baltIer bes Sroens nabe GiDertoit,
sSn. Sic binterlabt lire glter1t
2 8riiber l,no 1 Sbnei ter.
@uitab gloehIinger, eeit.
am Ia. Mpril, ipobl porbereitet, I'M
sllter bon 70 Sabren, in Meoforo,
isis. gr binterlaBt feline @attin
Oers. Marie 8loehlinaer. Ser
8erItorbene ipar Elm 1nnlterbafter
aatbolif uno lanaiabriger, eifriserr
2eIer. 49,. E.--
8. Gam oua, geit. in Meoforb, @is.
Mrs. 9. 8irfle, eeb. Sobanna
gablmann geb. am %. Nop. 1875
IN Stoppel Marft, Oloenbura
9entiDano; geit. am 2o Mdr5
1941 in Wafbington, 8. 6. @lte,
eifriee Seierin felt 1900. /
90 a rtin 8IaB, eeb. inn Sabre
+ 1854 in Selterreid; gef. ant g..
@eai 1911 IN 8opo, 8is. sitter
:. 2eier. ... =
5ranf2eiite nj dneiber, saIt.
Z in ct. Senrp, ..
Wers. aatb. 5teneIein, geit:
tpobl porbereitet, am t9, Mai 1911
in Srop q. q.
Wns. Senrietta So1ba d.
8a6maier, @attin bon Seb.
! 8od1naier, gelt. in grie, 8a.
Hntrid @erarb Ell, geb. am /.
San. 1876 in 8eit De8ere, Wis:;
geit. am IS. Mpril, tpobl porberei-
tet, in Marinette, @is.
Soie.pb 5olbner, geit. nod
5tpeipo6iger idiperer aranfbeit,
luobI borbereitet, inn Sitter bon 70
Sabren, in Spring Green, isis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
Ho~u nngarden steppe
(ShIuB)

0rallntopDo11 9eDell.
3ige,lnermuiif.
Gas mar gerabe, tuas, lie beute
brai,bte. <'.5
sic ibob einen 2iegeltubl neben oas
Siibden, ieste iie). .ibre Mugen
begannen 5u leubten. .Gas NOR
bas Ni6tige.
@arum mar iie nidt ein 3igeuners
11Gbel?
Sie fonnten ii6 fiiiien laiien l1no
broubten 1lid)t Giiefii6t nebmen, neil
1ie 8arot1ilt tperoen pollten
0a eing bie Siire ol1f nno 3ligo
trat ei,t.
Sic erldjrof Dor linn.
Seine slugen logen tief ll1o brann-
ten. Sein @eliebt mar blaB unb feline
2ippen aitterten
Ct Iebnte iid init oem 9fiiden an
ben SenIteriims.
,,Stea ben @ramlnopbon ab,
0fiar'
u@arln2 Sd min bod boren.
Gs lit. 3igeltnern1uiif.".
Gn. eil1g er bin l1no nabm oie
Wembrane meg.
gr ging tpieber altf ieinen Slab
5uriid. Son oort iab er lie einige
Sefnnben l6arf unb l1nfreunoli6 an.
Sic beearn alt 5ittern
,,@as tpilllt bu benu?" frug tie:
eridroden.
,,Nit Dir rebeu."
9a iprang tie auf.
So 1T ni6ts gei6eben 5tpiiden
mir uno Mnbras! SD ldpore es bir:
3d. babe gar nidts; gelna6t! Sm
@eeenteil. .ib babe ibut lgeiagt;
bab ib Elm anitanoiees. =. mas pinif
bu oeun eigentlid BON n1ir2"
Inn ieinen Mflno irrte eilt ionberz
bares, ntofontes 2abeln: Sic belttete
es falid.
,,@enn id5 es sir ibtpore, Sligo!
ssd1 bin 1lni6ulbig! Sb babe gar,
nidts getan. .ib babe gar ni6ts.
getan. 80"
limo tpie elm Dummies Sinh lief lie
aufr bie~ Siire at, neil er Elm paar
6dritte nod norn getan batte,
ibliipfte' binter oie Bortiere 11nb NIT
felte iid) IN iie ein.
Gr bIieb 1teben.
,8i1t bu perriift getpproen, Mia?
8lallbit bu, id bin elm. =. .&ob1tng,
ber ietn Mdo6e,t priigeltt min, neil
es mas nit einem anbern bat2 &onttn
beraus!'
als iie 1i6t fam, ging er auf sic
9ortiere 5u, nabm iie ibr aus BEN
Sanben, faBte Tie om Sunogelenf ltno'
fiibrte lie ins 3immer 5uriid.
SD fonnte bid) fragen ipie ser
Serrgott inn Barabies: @arum ber-
itedit bu bi6 Dor mir, tpenn bu 10
elm g,1tes @etpilien bait2 slber bas
lit es nibt, tpesipegen if ga bin.
Gage mir, Mta. >. .mnrum bait bu
MIDI beloeen, ols id bid froste, OBJ
es beine '8l1ppe iit, sic i6 sir 5eiate9"
ga entipannten iid) al1genblidlid)
lire 3iige, ite atn1ete auf uno befrei=
te ibre Sanb.
> SD babe bof gar nid]t gelbgen.
oSt,t,,cr SioSo S,r,,r,ne llutrrot cSh hnh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
Wtia fpltrbe rot.

Itg. 2S1r 1tflDi D0d JegI DeTtODI uHl
iteben Dor Der &ob5eit. 2ab midi bod
in Stub nit Ser bnlfllnen 8elhibte.
@r mar >totenblaB; als er iagte
$50 baIt bll bod getultBt, buB 81
es nid)t tparit."
sd tpeib bod nid)t. @as fam
man iid( an Iein piertes aebensiab,
eri11nern9 Sd fann es getpeien ieil
uno alt6 nidt. 3iiga, lei ood gut
Sd babe ood) nidts getan!'
gr. ibloB laneiam oie Sanbe 81
5auiten unb 0ffnete tie iuieoer.
Ct tpar rna6tlos. Das mar furdt.
bar. gsas fonnte er. ibr erflaren
Ridts. Sic perItano es bod nidt
Sic bate sic Men1brane mieoer aui
Sic Blatte gelegt.
uSor bob.... 3igeunermnIif
S0r!"
9a eing er tuortlos aus Dem 3im,
mer. gr fam ni6t 5urn Abeltoeiielt
Mia lief onf 1tnb ab unb rang Die
9anbe. 5pGter als Tie in ibrem 3ims
lner par, ltieg ibre nnrube nof
n,ebr.
,Mnoras! Slnbrasp'
@arnm fom Mhoras ni6t2
8elat &eretb NOR gar ni6t 10 be-
1n116prs fcf1Gr. &nreIn1fn 1par btel
idoner. l1nb iie tpiiroe. -. .8rafin
tperoen.
gs ffang> bo9 piel beiler @rafin
Wia slnbrus. :. .als 8aronin Mio
&eretB.
Ser fleine anoa tpiirbe platen bor
gSnt, tpenn er es borte.
@arum fam ct, benn 1i6t?
slber nod ging ein laneer Sae
bin.
gs bGntmerte brauBen, So ftbr III.
borbor, obne &1ineelit ein gan5, feoer:
lei6ter ShIitten Dor Sic. Sreitreppe
0as tpeiBe. 8fero i6arrte oen met
Zen Sbnee.
Die tpeibe Msui6el oes S6Iittens
nit iantblauen &illen pergins in bel
blauen 96mmerlans.
Wie ee5altbert itaao es plobli6 ba
slnoras ibob Sen Dtener 5ur Sci
te. gr offnete itb Siiren, id1tg Sor
tieren al1riid. Hiemano hieIt i'm altf
uMiap'
Sic fubr berum uno flog an feline
8rut.
u8aruln bait ou midi 10 lang'
tparten laiien?"
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Na6t. :. .5tpei Nd6te. >. tpollte. >.
gereeiien trinfen. 9ann fano id bo'
elmer Stunbe oeinen 8rief. ao1nm
3ieb bid) an! $50 lit oein Mantel
S6neu. . 10 lange 3itga nibt 6a ii
-. .laB aQes liegen 1tno iteben! OaS
befommit ou alles na6. ;. .tpenn bit
gerlobung altfgeloIt it,"
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sd min oib.. .baben.. -. Sd
perourite 1tab Sir! Sn @ottes 9ta
men tperbe. .meine Srau!"
,Iber. .id) muB 3ftga bod
I6retben. 49,"
Gut . aber 1nab I6neu"
sic lief an BEN SbreibtiidJ, rif
elm 8latt bonn 8lod.
|. 0ieher Qiinn1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

Gin ipenig bnnfler mar Ser, Shnee
on Ser 5telle, bonn 5barren oer lln=
rllbigen 9ufe.
Ger 9iener itailo an Ser areoen5
uito tpartete.
$50 lit Sos gndoige Srdllein !,
fragte 3ltga, als er eintrat.
SD tpeiB lridt, Serr Baron. -
9a gine 3iisa ourd] oen 1ansen
Saal.
,Mia!'' J
9urb Sen gelben Salon.
uMia!"
Su ibr Sdlaf5immer.
so fonm oob, Mia!'
S6rdnfe iparen offel1. .~
Sluf oen 8ooen lag ein ieibener
gdal CT bob i'm a1f l1no legte
outs 8ett.
Damn iab er int gel6en Salon auf
oe,n fleinen Sbreibtiib. -. ben8rief.
CT las i'm.
gs ianf bas 8lott ouf oen Eii1
nie0er.
@r itano auf uno ipuBte gar ni6t,
OaB ii6 ibm bon ielbit Sic Sanoe fal=
teten. ...
9riiben tpuroen bie Speiien falt
lmo Ser Oiener itano nod INNER
lpartenb an ser &reoen5.
T.
3,uei Gage ipdter fam elm 8rief
NIT Ser 8oit.
Spdperebrter Serr 8aronl
Sic baben gan5 redt init Dem,
mas Sic glal1ben. Ser Serr &itt=
neilter, bon gdbredt mar BEL Ser
Sago i'm Serbite 1900 IN 8elat &e>
retb ,lno bat Mdbi uno 11i6 mutt
genontmen.
gr tpolte, Ser bobeeborene Serr
Snfel moge bas atnb Elm ipeuig
liebeetpinnen Mber er befam es-
gar. nibt sr @eitht.
gs mar eine Fflegeril,, Sic 5ralt
2ona bieb, Sic berbat es. gs rege
0en Serrn Baron 1ur auf. gr
f0nne &inoer nidt leiben. @ir
bnrften muir our6 cine Sintertiire
| binaus.
Mir bat bas iebr tpeb getan.
8eil sic fragen, ob id midi an
einen ltnfal erinner11 fann, ntuB
idJ Sbnen iaeen, icb erinnere midi,
buB elmer Der Serren eineu l1nfau
batte, ndtnli6 oesbalb, tpeiI Mabi
oen fonttfben ginfall botte, tpie
balt ainoer iinb, ibn1 lire Ruppe
5u bringen. Sie fat es audi getan.
Sd mar grao MIR einet Moment,
in Ser Slide, ionit batte id) es oo6
nibt erlarbt, oab bas aino, Sen
&ranfert belditigt.
Sd babe gebort, baB Mdbi. -.
id n1uB tpobl iagen Srailein bon
@dbreht, ipdter oen Serrn Snfel
gebeiratet bot. @enn sic iie fen-
men, 10 iagen gie ibr, sic alte
Stamina labt iid id)on griiBen l,nb
iib ibr en1pfeblen. x
Mit eroBent Meipeft
Stamina Selmbaber.
| Gs mar Mitternadt.
Die grobe ltbr, Die 2aios INNER
feline bielen 5dnter5ensltunoen unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
Snt Merger
aim @eHner.

BaIt gum aeHner:: ,,Ginen
Sbtpeinsfopf babe icb bod berlangt,
itno iebt bringt Der sd)afsfopf eitren
aafbsfopf!''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Parking
Meters
Urged

The Detroit Bureau Of Govern
mental Research today advocated
the installation of parking meters
on downtown streets as a means
Of raising money 10 improve and
increase the city's traffic control
equipment.
In a bulletin 10 members Of lis
organization the bureau pointed
out that parking meters have
been discussed in Detroit from al
most every possible angle except
as a source of revenue 10 the city
which. il declared. should be
one of the most important con-
Sderatlons.
RENTING STREETS
'The parking meter provides
an easy method of renting n
part OF the public street for
parking privileges in much the
same manner as a private park
ing lot-at rate usually Of
cents an hour" the bulletin
said.
1.-THE installation of meters in
Detroit I'm a reasonable number
of locations should not only pay
the cost of parking regulation
In the area, but return about
SIS per meter a year, assuming
sane administration of en-
fOrcement and collections.
THE underlying theory Is
sound--the few persons who are
able To park in the most deSir-
able space should pay for this
special privilege on a fee basis.
Parking meters appear IN he
practical method Of securing
revenues 90 the city which could
he largely used 10 improve traf-
ic control equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Army S Radio Hams
Go on Summer Duty

WASHINGTON. May IS.
GNS4-keeping step in tho pre-
parednesS parade. the . 400
hams IN the army amateur ra-
do system for the FIRST time in
- years will stay by their in
StrumentS this Summer, instead
Of signing off on the last Monday
IN May as has been their Gus
tom
The world situation Is only one
Of several reasons for keeping the
AARS on The air this summer
The hams transmit thousands
~ messages for men IN military
training camps, free Of charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
AIDS TAN BUYERS

sour tax collections now stand
AT 95 per cent" Sumeracki said.
There is no Justification for in
crcasing the penalty on the
claim il would improve COllec-
tiOnS.
''The only ones who can bene-
III nv the increased penalty are
the fax title buyers. The ones
who suffer are the farmers
whose barns burned down or
whose crops were destroyed and
who were forced 10 spend his tax
money elsewhere or the home
owner who has suffered some
family disaster and who, also,
j. forced 10 spend the money he
set aside for taxes"
The bill which would have CON
tinued the previous limit of 10 pei
cent redemption fee allowed taN
title buyers was passed unanl-
mouslv by the House When II
went 10 the Senate for ratification
il disappeared into McCallum's tan
committee and has never been re-
ported out for a vote.
I'D like 10 know the reason
ne picked that bill" Sumerackl
said you might not mind when
the legislators fool around with
liquor or dog racing bills but IT
becomes a serious matter when
they fool around with the roof
over a mans head"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Senator Blocks
Bill 10 Limit
Tax Penalties

Refusal Of Senator George 7.
McCallum of Ann Ar4,or 10 report
out A House bin limiting penaltics
on delinquent taxes is a blow at
the small home owners and farm
crs. il was charged today by
County Treasurer Jacob p, Sumer-
aCki.
NcCallum'S delay on tho bill has
already jumped the penalty from
10 per cent 10 40 per cent on taxes
now being sold for delinquency.
Unless a last minute revolt by
senators yanks the bill from Nc
Callum'S tax committee, the m
creased penalty will also apply to
next years delinquenCieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Ernest K. Allen Dies;
Advertising Solicitor

Ernest K. Allen, advertising solic-
itor on the Washington Times
Herald and well known in local real
estate circles as "E. X" died last
night at the Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital after a nine-week
illness He was 81.
He had handled real estate ad-
vertiSing on the Times Herald since
1927 with the exception of one year,
1886 spent with the advertising staff
of the Washington Post.
Born in Ohio, Mr.. Allen was
educated at Hiram College and did
sales work with a tire company in
Ohio before coming to this city. He
had also been associated with the
General Electric Co.
He made his home at 17O9 North
Glebe road, Arlington, Va. He leaves
his wife, Mrs. Vida Wright Allen;
a daughter, Jane Lee Allen; son
by a previous marriage, Nelson K.
Allen of Los Angeles, and brother,
Edgar w. Allen of Indiana.
Funeral services have been set for
l pm. Thursday at the S. H. Hines
Co. parlors, Fourteenth and Harvard
streets NV. Burial will be in Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery, Airing
ton. Va.
Active pallbearers will be Ray
mond A. Gray, James E. Cook,
Robert F. Gates. John Dean Mill
gan, Robert A. Wilson and William
H. BriScoe.
Honorary pallbearers are J. Gar
rett Bethel, Joseph D. Horning, Otis
L. Williams, jr.; M. j. Waple, Rich
ard r. Bassett and c. B. Porter.