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Evening star., 1941-01-31

the airiness of tone, seeming to
float and then evaporate into moth
ingness, was exquisite. Much in
the same vein was Arnold Mendels-
sohn's Thanksgiving Motette."
Shvedoff's I'VE Have No Other
Guide" showed that in fullness and
ringing quality the bass voices can
compare favorably with that of the
Russian groups, for whom he wrote
many numbers. One of the most
inspiring performances of the eve
ming was the singing of Brahms
motet 20 Savior, Throw the Heav-
ems Wide" with which the program
opened. The nobility of style and
the fine musicianship of the group
were displayed in this number with
impressive effect
In honor of Crown Prince Olav
and Crown Princess Martha of
Norway, who were present in the
audience, the choir sang the cru
sader hymn, Beautiful Savior" in
Norwegian. Among the other num-
bers given, varied in character and
superbly sung, were Paul Christian
sens "The Lord Reigneth," George
Schumann's Come, Guest Divine
Hassler's 20 Sacred Head" the
Rhenish Folk Song 'Lo, How
Rose Fer Blooming" Gretchanin-
offs Faith Victorious" and Luvaas'
"Sing Unto Him"
The enthusiasm of the audience
ran high throughout the entire per-
formance and long after the pro-
gram was finished and encores were
added. 1t was an experience to
hear this talented and finely trained
choir and the beauty of its singing
will be remembered as one of the
choice offerings of the musical sea-
son.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
Jefferson Graduates
TO at First Exercises

The new jefferson Junior High
School held its first graduation eXer-
cises last night as 76 pupils received
certificates in the auditorium.
An elaborate program entitled,
"On Our Way" including play and
pageant, featured the exercises.
Helen Koory gave the farewell ad-
dress. Faith Church presented the
class gift to Principal Hugh Smith,
who also announced the awards.
Miss Church, president of the class,
also gave the address of welcome at
the beginning of the program.
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, assistant
superintendent Of schools, presided.
Graduates and the schools they will
attend are:
To Central.
Jones, James I. Bradley. Junella
Hasten, Harry Kuzminsky, Gertrude
KuZminsky, Irving Magista, Mary
Lipkey, James r. Norton. Mildred
Rickman. wallace r. Titelman, Rose r.
Sondheimer, Boyd
To Eastern.
Canard, wilbie A. Bailey, -Ruthlee
Cook Willard Cloud Louvenia
Dresser, Robert Eichelberger. Jean
Lynn, Thomas DYER, Mary @.
Mauro. Alexander Ferren. Retha NJ.
Prescimone, Carl J. Hamasian, Anselina
Wolfrey, Thomas Hartman. Loretta J.
Koory Helen Lacavaro. Josephine
Mullen, Gertrude Sharpe. Frances M.
stokes, Jean Wolf, Barbara
To Mckinley.
Blake Robert Baroutss. Dorothy
Brown, Fred Church. Faith
Carpenter. Elmer Clarke. Dorothy
Cavanaugh, John Hall, Rtlla NJ.
Coakley, John johnson, Zula 3.
Cooke, Calvin Mcdaniel Peggy
Fagan, Franklin Medlin. Mabel
Chikas, John Panturis, G. H.
Holloway, Richard L. Parr, Elsie L.
Kerr, Edward Peter. Margaret e.
King, Carl Puceta, Lillian M.
Lynn, Thomas Rider. Betty
Montgomery. John Rinaldi, Mary G.
Murphy. Burke Rollins. Helen D.
Riley, Harry Summers, Alice
Spindle. Robert Stanford. Franklin
Svoboda. Paul Wasser, Melvin
To Roosevelt.
Iiebov, Esther
To Woodrow Wilson.
Renjilian. Anna
Evening star., 1941-01-31
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir
Holds Audience Enthralled
Led by F. Melius Christensen,
Its Founder, Group Achieves
Great Beauty of Sound
BY ALICE EVERSMAN,

The st. Olaf Lutheran Choir
audience
founder Meius Christensen dignfed
in character supeby this
choir has equal be matched in the blending Of It's onal
quality and in the fuidity o shadings
o beauty
Evening star., 1941-01-31
83 Graduated at Exercises
AT Taft Junior High

Eghty-three students last night
were graduated from Taft Junior
High School at final first semester
exercises there.
Miss Jessie La Sale. assistant
superintendent of schools, presided
at the ceremonies. Most of the
graduates will enter Mckinley High
School next semester.
Graduates and the schools they
will attend are:
To Abbott Vocational.
Donnelly Arthur E. Sheldon. VIM. r.
King, Edward o.
To Central.
Carr, Lillian I.
To Chamberlain Vocational.
Craft, Viola
To Other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
LEAVE TO CAMPAIGN

LEAVE TO CAMPAIGN
The Go walkout occurred at
the yard at Wyoming and Michi-
gan avenues. The % Go men IN
formed their loremen that they
were leaving their jobs 10 cam
paign at the yard gates and thus
balance score OF AL campaign
crs stationed there.
The men sand they would bc
available for work when wanted.
The rival groups remained
apart and passed out campaign
There was no urging Of
DSR employees 10 vote and tho
areas about the booths remained
peaceful
The election was one of the pro-
visions of the agreement ending
the strike which tIei UP Detroit
trolcyS and buses for four and a
half days.
Street car and bus operators.
men and DSR office
workers started ballolng ar I
n m. They VIII continue until
7 a No. tomorrow. Twelve voting
booths i'm various DSR terminals.
car barns and garages were being
used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
CIn-UNIO$ PROTESTS

Tho Go union. charging that
rules Of tho election were dictated
hy tho AL, Is participating in
tho election Hnder protest Abram
FlsXcr, international president, de
Clarcd
Go representatives walked out
on a meeting with DSR commits
-,oncrs Yesterday and report.
arose rho UNION would not partici-
PATE in Tho voting. Among then
complaints wore
.Inclusiou Of zoo pSR Office
workers.. orEanIIcd by TIE AL,
Iu thc voting. They wanted the
. bslioung limited 20 operators
ana maintenance men.
, sliold,ng the election two
days after settlement Of The
strike They coutended more
trrc should be allowed and that
there should have been a pre-
llminaIy settlement of condi-
tons OF The voting One Of
their suggestions was that
neutral chairman, preferably
federal mediator. head a dual
AFL-CIO cotrr-jttee 10 fiX
terms OF the election.
After q conference eWIth r !
Thomas. UAW-CIO international
FlaNor said his unio-
would participate. under protest
lie did not explain what effect
Tho protest would have on the
unions future action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
-IFYOU need 800
HERE'S what TO DO
How 10 borrow Gosh quickly and simply
-A-an and repay in monthly insiallmenis
which III your income

loa may repay your loan IL conven-
ic0t monthly l1sta.,meHts as shown
IN the table Monthly instal.nents Of
So each, for instance. viii repay 2
500 loan in full in twelve months Or
as itt.c as 50 s. 4 month for twenty
months will a.-o repay a 500 loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
EXCLUDE OFFICE WORKERS

The AL stood firm against Go
objections that office workers and
lorPmen be excluded.
- Besides exclusive bargaining
rights, the Victorious union VIII OBJ
tam exclusive bulletin board
rights, exclusive chcckof priv
lcgcS. and probably exclusive use
of grievance machinery.
The strike which began AZ 4
a. ~. last Wednesday was called
because Of controversies over
these questions. The question of
wages. hours or working conditions
was not raised.
Mayor JcfftioS said that the
DSR peace formula would not ap-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Boy on BitYtlee
Killed by Bus

Struck by a DSR bus at Tire
man and Indiana avenues, Dear
horn, white riding a bicycle
James Parrott. -. newShoy.. Of
1921 Indiana avenue died in Henry
Ford Hospital.
Witnesses abSolved the driver
Floyd McCallister, 80. Of SIC
Wetherby avenue. Of blame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

crashed into a tree after il bad
knocked down another tree and
"a FIRE alarm hnX and gone through
a fence.
Dean, attempting 10 pass an
other car Al Brush street and
Colorado avenue. ran up over the
curb and Travelled a block on The
sidewalk before striking the first
tree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Some Don'tS
for Pimples

y o Mt scratch 49, 4 ont squeeze
may infect Yourself
Don't suffer from itching o. MIN
pies. Eczema, angry red biotches
or other limitations. when soothing
Peterson 4 Ointment offers YOU
quick relief Makes the skin look
better. feel better. Csc All druggists.
Money back y ono application does not
delight yo4. Peterson s Ointment also
soothcs irr5aicd. tired or tchy feet
and cracks between toes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Give
Your Feet An
lce-Mint Treat
Get Happy, Cooling Relief For
Burning Cslouses-Put Spring In Your S,,e

Don't Troan about tired. burning feet
Don moan about cailouses. Get busy and
ft+e t4-eua - lee iirt treat. Rec me COM
fortinR. soothing coolness OF lce-Mlnt driv-
lnE n1t rery burning -. aching tirecness
Kun Ice-MInt over troso ugly hard old cal
louses, as directed. see nov white. cream
Ike Ice-Mln' he.ns soften hem up--chss.
them away. Get foot happy today the lee
klnt way. Your a. GggIst mas Ice.Mint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

ply n factional disputes In other
city departments.
The BSR agreement was
granted because provision In
the charter states that the de-
partment shall he operated ~ II
II were a privately owned util-
ity.&lnffrieS SaId- I'VE have no
such plans for the water hoard
and other departments where
disputes between the ALL and
Go have arisen" r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
NO TROUBLE REPORTED

City Clerk Thomas Lcadbcttcr
visited two Of the polling places
AS voting opened and reported no
trouble or confusion.
First 10 Vote AZ the Schaefcr
ward 11o1i SchacfcI road was
Archie TAYLOR OF 1897 Compass
avenue. At Wyoming And Mich-
gan avenues, Charles r. BanlSter
Of 1853 Cicottc avenue, was the
first voter.
Contesttng for the light 70 rep
resent the employees are inc AL
street car and bus operators union
and tho Go ur ON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Bridges Charges FBI
Tapped Phone Wires

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-GNS)
Harry Bridges, West Coast la
borO leader today accused federal
bureau Of investigation agents Of
tapping the telephone wires Of
his midtown Manhattan Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old TreStment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve naerine haekschs
quickly once they discover that the real ca Use
a their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Nature chief pav ~ TAX
ing the excess ao\ds and waste out ~ the blood.
4 hey help most rcople pass about3 pints dav.
When disorder Al Kidney function permits
poisonous matter t1 remain m Your blood. ~
may c7use nagrug t0rkachc, Hrheumatin
T'Ins, leg pains, los ~ pcr-ant energy. got
inr Bp r'rHfa. swelling. rlf.ness under the
eyes, no. ilrnes srl dizziness Frequent or
o. 'Hfv PASSAGES With sWsIung and burning
mefirss shows there BE- something wrong
W. ,rur k1nevs ar bladder.
Don vati Az YOUR druggist for Deans
Pills. used successfully bv millions for over 40
years. They giveAapny relief snd pIll helm Tho
IS miles II kidney tubes hlsh out poisonous
waste iEom your blood, Get Doans Pals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

CtN YOU make good use ~ 500.
~ Investigate our loan plan. 70.
day Household Finance offers three
simple WAYS for YOU 20 borrow In '1
500 Your loan vi4ebe made the way
shlch best suits your own situation
1. Signature loans. No security
needed These loans arc made undcr
proper conditions. % both single per-
sons and married couples
}. Auto loans. 4 loan on ygH ,-r
MAJ best III your needs
3 Furniture loans Here CHar8gtc.
and regular income are far more lm-
portant than the value oi your ,o'i
nty. Many borrowers use this PLAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Torches
Cut Car to
Get Body

Highland Park fremen used
acetylene torches TO recover the
body of Henry H. Dean. y. Of
1853 Binder avenue. who was
killed early today when his car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Kronk Runs for Council

Former Councilman John a
kronk today filed AS a candidate
for election 70 the Common Coun-
ell AZ the Fall election. He was
defeated for reelection two years
qrO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

gaming rights LOT JSk enploycs.
Mayor JenrioS said.
winner take all and loser
get out"
Whether the loser will get out
without struggle is something 10
worfy city officials. The fact that
the Go is voting under protest
may be grounds for future con-
trovorSy should they lose, observ-
CTS feel.
DSR employees excluded from
the balloting by general agreement
Of both unions are executive en-
ploycS Of the legal division. and
members Of the intelligence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

To Keep 'em Plying YOU
must Keep on Buying" Defense
Savings Bonds and Stamps reg
ularly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
No endorSen needed

Whichever way YOU borrow it is not
necessary to ask friends OF fellow
workers 10 act as endqrsers And atro
time do We question iTicnds.or rc.a-
tives about your money affair log
set the loan YOU need simply pm
va,ely and speedily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

engineer residing in Paris. hss
been arrested by German authari-
tIes on undisclosed charges, il was
revealed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
PERSONAL LOANS $40 10 $500
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Cote-otaL-o-,s
4 ts4sJs-to

DOWNTOWN
rs WEST FORT STREET. Room 52H
5th Floor, Penobscot Building
n A. Gsrdsl. Mgf- Cherry 3A1o
WOODWARD AT CADILLAC SQUARE
ilth Floor. National Bank Buding
J. = Crorandrf. Mgf. Cadillac oeS5
Iao MICHIGAN, Corner Shelby
Third Flor. Lafayette Ruildifg
& /. HISS. Mr.. Cadillac 1892
EAST
i4a4s CRATiOT ANE.-lust above seven
Mile Road across from Montgomery Ward
Paul 90 eibor. Ne Arlington 800
ooo2 GRATIOT AVE. above lItfpsr
4 r R,ioHq Nfr Plsrs 1881
1905 JEFFERSON AVENUE EAST
Corner Dcserson
CR Hatd. Ma LEnoH oA55
WEST
f7O7 MICHIGAN AVE. corner Central
r. L. Fress-tcl. Mff. Vlns~ood 2-2A5o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
FLAREUPS AT TERMINALS

Flaroup> were reported ycStcT-
Gay from various DSR terminal
as me unions campaigned for
ihe election. and MAYOR Jenrle~
ordered Supt. LOUIS l. Berg 10
assign ,pccial details of police 30
guard city property.
Police AZ Palmer Park hclA
Donald G.. Meyer. -. Of 20
Highland avenue Highland Park
"a DSR' bus driver. Officers SAID
fAoy found Meyer standing near
n Go. bulletin board which was
sI'cgcdIy tom down by AL
members.
% Police removed a Go member
from tho DSR building az East
Jefferson and 81 Jean avenues Tor
distributing campaign literature
ON departmental property.
lind LONE TT NMSTER
Officers. dispatched to the
/ Schsefer road yards in answer TO
~ CO plea that AL TeamSters
4 mon members were threatening
then members, found only one
Itc8wSter there
Answering Go complaint that
IAFL organizers were allowed on
ipSR property, privilege denied
ithCW FLCd A. Nolan, DSR gen
IcraI manager ruled tnat bot7
unions should hc extended the
Same privileges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Nazis Arrest u. S. Enqineer

PARIS, Aug 26-GNSl=LNia
Berlin Arthur Julian Moulton.
described as wealthy New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

HIGHLAND PARK
1881 WOODWARD AVENUE
second III Terminal Arcade
CT Norton Mr.. To~nssnd s-7A3a
1929 WOODWARD AVE cor. Wa,erly
e H. DassoT. Mgr. TO~nsend s-6eii
GRAND RIVER
lft3i GREENE iEiD atGrand River.
Opposite Mont gomerv Ward
" EARofh, NJ Vermont $500
qo-5 GRAND RIVER above i1y Road
3 4 Norrts Nv TYLER 10000
q-6s CIR ND RIVER. Coruer.l Ivernofs
4. f. Bfoott, NJ hOasrth $500
DEARBORN
IJ 1s MICHIGAN AVENUE
one b,ocs 9est uf ~tf4ehef Road
[ y 'M1i0. Me- Oregon 6S4a
OfsSr ONirss Tbfons hosf NiCbifsH-
SEE You1 Pssrs RooF for ne Adcfss
0ffss Ofics Nearest You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
% Clio Men Walk Out at DSR
As $50 Vote on Two Unions
City Clerk Visits Yards and Reports
No Violence; Polls Open for
"a Hours; Ballots Cast Early
Continued from Page One)

buses and arrest any one e
tempting 10 modest them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

, Thi, coupon and SIS cents for
, adults or 40 crnts TOR children
, entitle holder 70 ticket TO &C lar
. Point and return Friday. August
. %. Obtain tickets at Times
, Travel Bureau between q a. ~.
. and p, m, or AZ docb, foot OF
, FIRST St. between g =. nj. and 5
. p m evenings 7 20 o p. m. e.
. oept sunday. Free Dancing on boat.
- - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
An AIRPORT SOMEWHERE IN THE L. s. S
FIR. COughlin Reveals
Parents Own Paper

The Rev. FIR. Charles f. Cough
lin today revealed that the maya
zine Social Justice. which. in this
weeks issue. published an editorial
criticizing Bishop Hurley of St.
Augustine, Fla. for his proposal
that the issue OF peace or war be
left TO President Roosevelt. is
owned by his father and mother.
Thomas J. and Amelia Coughlin. 1t
was founded by the Royal Oak
priest in 1886, and his picture is
still displayed on the cover.
Father Coughlin said he per-
Sonally was no longer connected
with the magazine.
The editorial said Bishop Hur-
ley's remarks were the sad spec
tacle of Roman Catholic bishop.
endorsed by the National Catholic
Welfare Conference and its chair
man. Archbishop Mooney Of De-
troit. leaping into the international
political fray for the purpose of
embroiling American sons in war. "
Although Bishop Hurley'S speech
last Sunday was distributed by
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference. an organization of
Catholic bishops. ne later stated
that he spoke alone as an indi-
vidual.
The Social Justice editorial said,
in part:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Report Dispute
In Ford Plant

A dispute between the Ford Mo-
tor Company management and its
employees was reported in progress
today in the "B" building at the
River Rouge plant. The building
houses 5000 employees working on
the final assembly line.
Plant officials admitted that
some trouble had arisen. but stated
that they were without authority
10 give details. A similar state
ment came from the headquarters
of the Ford UAW-CIO organizing
committee.
At the UAW-CIO headquarters
it was stated that apparently some
employees in the "B" building had
decided upon a walkout. but that
the grievance Of which they COM
planned was settled before the ac-
ton was taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Maj Planes Help
Ecuador, Says Peru

LIMA. Peru. July Inns
Reports from Quito and Guayaquil
charged today that German pilots.
using planes loaned BY the Ger
man-owned Sedta Airline. are
transporting Ecuadorean troops in
large numbers 10 the embattled
Observation-Disclosures frontier.
Peruvian government sources
claimed the present border troubls
was deliberately fomented by Ger
men agents in an effort 10 shatter
solidarity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Leningrad Cut off, Germany Says
Verdict
On Mckay
Seen Near

The jury in the Frank ID. Mckay
liquor graft trial at noon today
was completing its twenty-fourth
hour of deliberations and appeared
to be proceeding toward a verdict
without serious argument.
When the jury returned 10 It's
room this morning, the fourth day
on which IL has weighed the case,
the four men and eight women APP
peared composed and happy
No sound of dispute issued from
the open transom over the jury
room door. leading observers 10
believe the jury is simply taking
its time in weighing each of the
eight counts against each of the
u defendants. charged with mulct-
Ing liquor companies OF $500 600.
All day yesterday they continued
their debates on the fates Of the
defendants and did not adjourn
until s n. m. when Federal Judge
Arthur r. Lederle ordered that
they be taken To their hotel rooms
for the night.
A few hours earlier the jury
had surprised the courtroom by
sending out note asking for
instructions on how TO vote.
Please give instructions on
voting" the iury's note asked.
--t1rdcciGcd OF cxactiy- ~ret- IN
formation the jury was seeking.
Judge Lederle asked that the
jurors be brought into the court
room. but even then the Judge
was unable 10 learn the nature
of the information desired without
prying into the jury's secret
deliberations.
After conference with both
defense and prosecution attorneys,
he finally told the jury:
I'VE have decided that the
only instructions the court can
give are these:
"Your deliberations are secret.
IL II within your province 10
conduct yourselves a. you zee
Mt. You must give careful CON
sideration to the cause OF each
defendant. just rs though he
were being tried separately"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
. Uttered WITH WRECKED RED PLANES

ut is unthinkable that Bishop
Hurley has forgotten the words
OF Plus XII who said: III war,
all may be lost
Bishop Hurley has no sons
of his own 10 lose.
Bishop Hurley contributes no
taxes TO pay for the cost OF the
war I'm which he asks his fellow
citizens to enter.
And. Bishop Hurley. we are
confident. does not speak for the
majority Of Catholics In these
United States even though
majority of the bishops uphold
him in his demagOgery "A
demagOgery on a par with that
of the senator from Florida,
Claude Pepper"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Senators Quiz KnOX
Navy Secretary Admiral Stark at Secret Probe Into
Reports of Battle With Nazi Ships

WASHINGTON, July IL
Blunt-speaking Secretary of the
Navy Knox today went into a
secret session of the Senate naval
affairs committee TO undergo a
grilling on reports that the navy
has been in conflict with German
vessels and is ready for a shot
ing war.
Knox was accompanied by Ad-
miral Harold r. Stark, chief Of
naval operations.
Tight-lipped but smiling, Knox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

THE symposium of inteIlec.
= tual and moral opinion
against the cruelties and bar
barities of vivisection must
come to an end with this issue
In order to permit necessary
variety of subject matter In
this column.
Your columnist greatly re
grets that lack of space pre-
vents printing the overwheIm-
ing mass of readers letters
against the brutal practice OF
vivisectiOn that floods his
mail.
These letters, however, are
gratefully acknowledged and
highly appreciated.
Furthermore, your column
mist feels an obligation to see
that their demands for proper
governmental supervision and
restriction of vivisectiOn find
expression I'm proper regula-
tive action.
III some vivisectiOn Is per-
MISSILE surely the conduct of
that horribly painful process
should be under the restraint
of law and should be confined
to the necessities and not in
dulged i'm without license and
without limit merely To sat
isfy the intoxicatiOn of sad
ism or even the resultless
curiosity of science.
Indiscriminate vivisectiOn is
merely an evil habit.
IL Is excused and defended
by those committed to the
habit exactly as drunkenness
or sexual bad habits are ex-
cused, condoned, and lied
abOus by those addicted to
them.
What is needed il not apol
ogy and false claims for the
evil custom of indiscriminate
vivisection but reform and
the Intervention of regulatory
law.
The statements reproduced
today are from literateurs,
religionists and mOralists of
high sentiment and equal,
high authority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Bike Riders Win
City Not Only Winks at Children Pedoling Walks,
but Urges Them, Despite Ordinance

only permitted but requested 10
ride on the walks" Traffic Di-
rector Fred w. Juergens said.
Traffic Judge Thomas r. Maher
proposed TO the committee that all
left turns from Detroit's major
arteries be prohibited
Inspector Juergens reported that
az per cent of recent accidents
were due TO some form Of speed
ing and "a per cent were due "a
improper turns--mostly left turns
from heavily travelled arteries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

conferred with Senator David
Walsh tD) Of Massachusetts. chair
man Of the committee. in his pri-
vate office before entering the
committee room.
Only seven members OF the IT.
man committee were present as
Walsh ordered the room cleared.
They were Senators Walsh. john
son (R) Of California, Byrd CD Of
Virginia, Davis (Rl of Pennsyl-
vania, Brewster tRl of Maine.
Tydings Cd Of Maryland and
Lucas Cd Of Illinois.