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Evening star., 1941-11-14
Grange Told 10 Fight
Government Control
OF American FARMING
National Officer Says
A. A. A. Imposes Control
And Thought From Top
BY tt.s Associated Press.

BY tt4 Associated Press
WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. IA
H. E. BabcOCk, vice president Of the
National Council of Farmer Coop
eratives, declared today there were
only two organizations free to pro-
tect farmers from Government
domination and control"-the Ma
tional Grange and the cooperative
movement.
Addressing a National Grange
meeting, Mr. BabCOck said the Gov
ernments Agricultural Adjustment
Administration, with it's thousands
of local and State farmer commit
tees imposed control and thinking
from the top
The American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton, he asserted. likewise was
imposing more and more central
lied thinking"
Other farm organizations are ef-
fectlve sometimes because they trade
with labor, often because they bar
ter organization support for politi-
cal favor" Mr.. Babcock added.
The centrallzation of financial.
industrial and, of late, labor and
political power which has taken
place since the first World War, has
ROBBED the country of rural COM
munity virility. Today, most flnanc-
ing, most management most labor
coercion, most government is from
the top
He urged the Grange to be more
aggressive in opposing "centraliza-
ton"
Earlier the organization declared
that "exhortations" to farmers to
greatly expand production of food
for war needs would not suffice un-
less adequate farm prices were as
sured.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
YawI Wins Feature
In Opening Of Bowie
Fall Meeting
Crowd Of {, eco Turns Out
As Horses Return to
Nearby Track
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BOWIE, Nd. Nov 14-The horses
returned to Bowie today for the
opening Of the final Maryland fall
meeting and 5000 fans we're on hand
to greet them. While today's card
was not star studded ii was a we'll
balanced program, featured by the
Cherrystone, a $500 handicap which
Yawl, owned by Marcus NJ. Jack
son, won going away.
Yawl. badly bumped several times
in his last outing. had no mistakes
today. Of slowly, he was forced
to race on the outside Of his nine
opponents until well into the home
stretch, where he came gamely un-
der Jockey Nick Wallis energetic
urging to leave R. c. Thatcher's
Jamerica in the place position and
J. H. Miles Grcedan further back
in the third spot Yawl covered the
mile and 70 yards in l:4625 and
paid $50.
The LeonardtoWn, three-Quarter-
mile secondary feature. saw Tommy
Powells Boredom lead throughout
to pay $3.50.
The Howe Stables Cash Basis,
trained by Preston M. Burch Of
Washington, reared up and fell over
backwards while in the gate. All
riders dismounted while the stall
gates were pulled off the colt. He
broke slowly when the race began
and came from far back to take Sec
ond money from the Railroad
Stables Cheese Straw
Weaving her way between horses
in the stretch, Fooson c. McGhee' S
Isle de Pine was up in time to land
the third race She paid 2l.o0.
Ella K. Brysons Connie Jean, after
getting to the front a sixteenth from
home. couldn't stave off the WIN
ners rush. w. Ellie Johnson S Milky
Moon was third.
]. H. Miles Eandiboy, which had
not won race in IA starts, broke
on top and won the second race
despite going to the outside fence
in the stretch. He paid $500. Mrs
Charles w. Williams Zostera came
with a rush to take second money
from W. B. Marshall's Crimson Lam
Ger and nine others.
The meeting initial daily double
Flying Reign and Handiboy paid
$3.50.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
orrunce
Continued From First Page.)

dites among natives of Central
Africa He headed an expedition
two years later to Borneo for study
of leprosy and elephantiasis.
He has led other study excursions
to the Polynesian Archipelago.
French Indo-China. Tibet, Burma,
Siam, Manchuria, New Guinea and
Madagascar. In 1878 he engaged
in medical relief work in China.
He held membership in several
societies Of savants and explorers
as well as the Salmagundi and Ex-
plorers' Clubs of New York and
Sports Clubs at Bangkok and Mai
robi. Besides Jungle Mania" he
published The Moros in the Phili-
pines" in 1916 and Tracking Down
the Enemies of Man" in 1928
Who's Who gives his address as
New York's Salmagundi Club.
Taken to Death Scene.
After questioning all night and
morning, Torrance was taken this
afternoon to the scene of his wife's
death outside Monterrey TO help re-
construct the circumstances.
Police Secretary Garcia said Tor
rance unvaryingly repeated his story
OF the death and was very weary
from the long questioning. He had
retained three lawyers. A brother
whom Torrance identified as a re-
tired deputy sheriff of Los Angeles
County, who now lives at Encenitas,
Calf, wired, IF you need me will
come right away"
Torrance told his questioners that
he was the DR.. Torrance listed in
Who's Who, but that he had
dropped the name Frederick" in
favor of Perry" which he had
given to police. because every one
calls me Perry"
Mrs. Torrances body now is sched-
uled to be exhumed tomorrow aft
ernoon to permit an autopsy.
Held on Sons Complaint.
District Attorney Jose Juan VAL
lejo of Monterrey, said Torrance was
detained as the result of written
complaint filed by the dead wom-
ans son, Richard Loveland, Los An
geles attorney. who arrived here
from Sacramento Tuesday.
District Attorney Vallejo and po-
lice said Torrance repeated the fol-
lowing account he had given at the
time of his wife's death Saturday:
That he and his bride were mo-
toring toward Mexico City at about
55 miles an hour when "a COW or
some animal ran onto the road
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Lesnevich and MaurieIIo
Weigh In for Title Bout

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Neither
Champion Gus Lesnevich of Cliff
side, N. j.. nor Challenger Tami
Mauriello of New York had any diff
ficulty making the l75-pound weight
limit today when they weighed in
for their l5-round light heavyweight
championship fight at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Lesnevich, who had to work off a
quarter Of pound to make the
weight before their bout last August,
scaled 173& pounds today. Mauriello
weighed 1731a.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
U. S. Gypsum Declares
$3.50 Extra Dividend
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14-Directors OF
United States Gypsum Co. have de-
clared an extra dividend of $3.50 a
share, in addition to the regular
quarterly payment of so cents a
share, on the common stock.
The extra dividend will be paid
December "a and the regular on De-
cember 81, both to stockholders of
record December g.
Directors also declared the regular
quarterly dividend of SITS share
on the 7 per cent preferred stock,
payable January to stockholders
of record December 8.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
THIRD RACE TO VI l. L T A,
STAR COPY, EQUIPET.

TOMLUTA has been racing
well in Maryland competition
and he appears TO have as good a
chance as anything else in this
number. STAR COPY won two
Of her three Pimlico tries and
she could be hard to dispose Of,
EQUIPET is on the improve and
the daughter of Equipoise rates
considers ton.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
FOURTH RACE - COERCION,
BLUE LILY, POMINA,

COERCION was third in her
last at Plmllco and she. won her
two previous Laurel outings. The
fllly has enough speed to be in
front from start TO finish. BLUE
LILY won her last at Pimlico and
right off that showing she has a
real chance. POMIVA is con-
sistent and she rates a chance
here.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
SIXTH RACE-GINOCA, MISS
GOSHEN, HOTZEA.
SEVENTH RACE-DARBY DT,
VALDINA LEO, FLYING
IEGJnN

DARBY DU just failed to click
in his first at Pimlico and his
New York form says he should
have plenty to say about this
result VALDINA LEO copped
three straight races before losing
his. last and he may be hard to
handle FLYING LEGION won
his last and he is as good as the
race suggests
Evening star., 1941-11-14
D. c. Committee
Postpones MEETING

Postponement of meeting of the
House District Committee from
Monday to 10 am Wednesday was
announced this afternoon by Chair
man Randolph. who said the District
pay roll tax bill and the Schultz
measure, authorizing four super de-
tectives for the Metropolitan Police
Department. will be considered.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
S ECON RACE - BROWN
BOMB, DULIE, DIZZY

BROWN BOMB was improv-
ing with every outing at New
York and he has worked swiftly
since arriving at Bowie The
veteran may be able TO trim this
kind DULIE copped twice at
Laurel and his best race should
find him with the leaders. DIZZY
DAME just failed to click in her
last at Pimlico.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
New York and Chicago
Bank Loans Expand
BY the Associated press.

New York banks are reported by
the Federal Reserve Board to have
increased their commercial, indus
trial and agricultural loans s29,0OO,-
900 to a total of S2,565 100000 in the
week ended November II. Chicago
banks increased similar loans ST.
600 900 to a total of S683 900 600.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
EIGHTH RACE-NO ENDING,
BACHELORS b o W f r,
STINGINE

NO ENDING has scored in two
of his last three attempts and
he may be able 10 trim the evenly
matched band he matches strides
with in the going home number.
BACHELOR S BOWER won sew
eraI splendid outings at Haw-
thorne before shipping to Mary
land. STINGING is on the i'm.
prove and dangerous here.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
BEST BET
FIRST RACE-FIRST WATER,
Ell yFLIS. TRIPOD.

FIRST WATER has three Sec
onds and a third to show for her
six attempts and her record en-
titles her TO the call over this
band of non winners. Ell JELIS
disappointed in her last but all
of her previous form shows her
to be fair sort. TRIPOD has
some good form to her credit and
she is a threat.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Will Lecture on Brundeis

The Tifereth Israel Congregation,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets NV.
will be addressed at 8:15 O'Clock
tonight by Louis Siegler on SBran-
deis an American and Zionist
Rabbi Harry Silverstone and Cantor
Charles Intrater will conduct the
service.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

that Mrs. Torrance. who was driv-
ing, swerved and jammed on the
brakes, and tie car crashed into a
ditch; that when he recovered from
a blow which knocked him uncon-
scious he found his wife lying be-
side the car, apparently badly hurt
from striking hes head on the rear
view mirror.
Records OF Whitley County, KY.
showed Arthur Torrance. 54, retired.
of New York, and Mrs Ada Cooke
Loveland, So OF Early Hills. Calf. =,
obtained a marriage license October
l9 at Williamsburg, Ky, and were
married the same day by Whitley
County Judge J. I. Manning She
was the widow of a Watervliet
(MichJ paper manufacturer.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Other Selections
Consensus at Bowie East

Consensus at Bowie (FasU.
BY tte Associated Press
Eel Jelis. Lupoba, Desert Flower.
2-Dizzy Dame. Clapair, Brown
Bomb
35Star Copy. Bean By Bean, Son
Islam.
4Coercion. Weatherite. Belle Poise
5-Boysy. Omission. Rosetown.
6-WilliamstoWn, HCtzea, Happy
Hunting.
TSuertero, Valdina Leo. Gourmet
9@No Ending, Bachelors Bower. Fly
ing Duke.
Best bet-WilliamstoWn.
Bowie East.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Hanafel. Tripod, Muskrat.
Brown Bomb, Mill End. Charlene.
3-Equipet. Indian Sun. Bola Novice
AWeatherite, Pomiva, Gondalina.
5-Omission. RosetoWn, BoySy.
6-Ginoca. WillamstoWn. Hi-Sty.
DARBY Du, Gourmet, Suertero.
8-Flying Duke, No Ending, Say
Judge.
Best bet-OmiSsion.
Consensus for Rockingham Fast
BY the Associated Press.
1-Orcades, Secret Chatter, Lol-
schen.
2!Embrace, Rosetta, Victory Bound
3-Flying June, Stimuli, Briai
Sharp.
4stable, Cantomar, Gaspar De-
salo.
5-Taking Ways, Wise Niece, Mae
Chance.
6-Alhalon, Mae Chance, Blue War
rior.
Cash O. Boy, English Setter, Bon
heur.
S-Abyssinia, Sickle Bill, Baby Talk
Substitute - Jackinthebox, Honey
bee, Jane Vito.
Best bet-Flying June.
Rockingham East.
/ BY the Louisville Times.
l-Brave Action, Medred, Wrought
/ Iron.
I 2-Gay BalkO, Embrace, CADET BOD
3-Briar Sharp, Flying Jane. Argos
+Gaspar- De Salo, Interpreter, Lo'
wick.
5-Taking Ways, Wise Niece, Espint
/ Gold.
6-Calexico, Blue Warrior, Alhalon
7-Conrad Mann, highland, Ho
Iron.
| s-Baby Talk, Sickle Bill, Sigh
| Error.
/ 9-Bucks Image, Jane Vito, Jack
! intheboX.
Best bet-Baby Talk.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track ot Bowie
FIRST WATER.

FIFTH RACE-BOSY, OMlS-
SION. SIR ALFRED.
BOSY has been winning many
races around New York and he
could be ready to defeat field OF
this caliber. OMISSION is fairly
consistent and he should improve
on his last miserable showing. He
suffered interference in that bad
effort. SIR ALFRED won two
nice races at Laurel.
SIXTH RACE-GINOCA, MISS
GOSHEN, HOTZEA.
GINOCA copped several nice
tries at Laurel and HaVre de
Grace ard the Bedwell color
bearer appears to have just
shade ;he best Of this affair.
Mss GOSHEN disappointed in
her last, but her previous form
gives her royal chance.
FOTZEA is very consistent and
a sure contender with these.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Boysy Is 5-to-2 Fuvorite
For $1,000 Bowie Stake
Special D.spatch 10 The Star

BOWIE Md Nov 1T H Heard Boysy is the early 5-to-2
Memorial,
The field with the horses listed position follows:
Evening star., 1941-11-14

Valencia oranges picked in Spain
last season weighed 715,000 tons.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

Mrs D. Chamblin and Mrs. w. B Cas-
lear entry.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
FIFTH RACE-Thonas Lynch Memoria
Eandicap. purSa S5.MMO saQed. all ages.

SEVENTH PACE-Purse. Sl.500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 2 miles.
Regent (SISto) u
ReSolute II de Camlllls) ----------- ~
Gourmet Madden ----------- !O9
XWhite Front tCoule) ------------ 100
XSuertero tStricklerb ------------- lni
xFlying Legion day ------- 1o2
"a Vaidlna Leo (Remerschei6) - 1u6
XJanegri tRemerScheid) --------- a6
Darby Du tWaltersl --- 10N
Aluminio (DuppSl ------ 1O9
H G. Bedvell entry.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
r-clds and In miles
Evening star., 1941-11-14
RACE-PurSe. $500;

ApUrentiCe allowance Claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

FIFTH RACEPurSe Sl,5O0: Salem
Handicap, 3-year-olds and upward. fur
longs
NseChance - los Wise Niece III
Silver Tower l0l Blue Uniform lO4
ESpIno Gold los Taking Ways 1l6
CoCkerei 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Alinony Asked
OF MGCrea Aide

A hearing asking temporary ali
mony for Mrs Leonora Drummer.
81. of 6i2 Glynn court. who is
SUNG her husband. William. Of
1910 Broadway coffee adresSl. for
divorce. was adjourned Saturday
pending a formal report from the
friend Of the court Drummer was
an assistant prosecutor under
Duncan c. McCrea.
Mrs. Drummer asked for $50
weekly, while Drummer offered 50
and exhibited willingness 10 pay
a Sl4l hospital bill Mrs. Drummer
charged in her suit that she was
beaten by her husband on Novem-
Der 20.
Drummer said he already was
paying $50 a month to a previous
wife for support of son, y. and
a daughter.
Drummer and Mrs. Lconora Brun-
ner were married IN March, 1893.
Both had been previously married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Warns Michigan
OF Flu Epidemic

The spread of influenza through
out the state has reached cpl
demic proportions, DR.. II. \.
Meyer, state health commissioner.
said today in Lansing
The situation has became Sc
rious, Doctor Meyer said. though
the disease has not hit Michigan
as hard as some other states. Few
cases of pneumonia have devel-
oped.
Doctor Meyer issued a warning
TO all persons to take the utmost
precautions in the event they catch
cold
"Stay I'm bed and call "A doe
tor" Doctor Meyer warned. add
ing that in its present stage in
fluenza is difficult to distinguish
from a common cold.
Continuation of normal daily
routine may result in a relapse"
he said. Take every precau-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Death Reveals
Penner' S Fight
Against Illness
Widow to Fly West
to Plan Hollywood
Services for Actor
International News Service Wire

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-A
sick man carried on in the title
role of "Yokel Boy" long after he
should have been under a doctors
care, il was revealed tonight when
the death OF Joe Penner was de-
Scribed officially as resulting from
cardiac collapse"
DR.. Charles a. Moriarty. who
performed an autopsy. reported
that Penner had been in poor
physical condition and should have
been receiving medical treatment.
Apparently either the comedian
did not know the gravity of his
condition or concealed il from his
wife.
Mrs. Penner was to fly 10 Holly
wood tonight and tentative plans
We're for Penner's body to be
transported 10 Forest Lawn
Chapel in Hollywood Tuesday.
with funeral services there on
Thursday and burial in Forest
Lawn Cemetery
Penner was found dead in his
hotel bed in Philadelphia yeSier-
day afternoon He had been star
ring IN "Yokel Boy" his first stage
play in several years.
Born Josef Pinier in small
town near Budapest, Penner had
been a resident of the Unite d
States since he was 10 years old
and an actor for more than IS
years. He spent his /boyhood and
youth in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Urges JdpArmy
To Aid Germany
International >s~. service Cahi,

TOXIC Jan. Il. - Japan should
send a corps Of young japanese
volunteers TO Europe Immediately
10 aid Germany. Gen KaZuo Hori-
nouchi SAID today in a letter 10 the
a u { h or tative newspaper Nichi
Nichi.
Japan" he said. should come
10 the assistance OF her ally.
Germany. with the same enthu-
siasm and TO the same extent a.
the United States Is coming TO
the assistance of England.
At the same time. Premier
Prince Fumimaro Konoye invited
more than 100 prominent flnan-
clerS. industraliSts and journalists
and 100 members of the japanese
Diet to a conference next Tuesday.
when the minister for war and
navy will speak on the situation
in Europe and China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Grand Trunk Wins
Damage Suit Retria|

An S-yeaF-eld lawsuit was back
on the docket Saturday when the
Sixth United States Appellate
Court in Cincinnati reversed a de-
clsion and ordered a retrial of a
damage suit brought by the II. w.
Nelson Com pany of Chicago
against the Grand Trunk Railway.
The suit originally began here in
1888, came TO trial in 1899 and
covered 10 weeks. The construc-
ton company argued they had
been damaged in the amount of
S750.000 by delay in relaying of
the Grand Trunk line between
Pontiac and Detroit. The COM
pany had been awarded SS71 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Classy Stomach
Relieved
OR MONEY BACK
OR MONEY BACK

Every person who il troubled with
excessive gas ia the stomach and
bowels should get a package 81 -Bssl-
mann's Gas Tablets and try them for
quick relief OF the distress.
sharp pains in the abdomen arc oft
en- due entirely 10 gas pressure Many
sufferers occasionally have an upset or
distressed stomach. heartburn. palpi-
tation. sour risinEs. nausea. -bloating
drowsiness after meals. headache. dir
ziness. laborcd Breathing or other
symptoms due 20 accufr ulated gas in
stomach or bowels.
easImann's Gas Tablets are made
especially for the relief Of excess gas
and discomfort resulting from gas
pressure. They contain no physic Sold
on positive guarantee 81 money back
" they fan To give satisfaction with
results. Get package at any good
drug store.
kinsels. Cunningham's. Shaperos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Give Course in BRIDGE

Contract bridge elias SEES for
adults again will be sponsored by
the Board of Education the com
ing semester at Cooley and DENLY
High Schools. Mrs. Marie J Boss
hart Will have charge Of the
classes. which will be held from
: 10 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Don't Mix
Children TrGmpie Plants,
Neighbor Beats Father

Children and flowers in INC. same
yard simply don't mix. Judge w.
Mckay Skillman decided Saturday
after listening 10 the assault and
battery complaint of Clinton Day.
$3.50 Amherst avenue. against
Harry DeLisle, 1858 Amherst ave-
nue..
Day complained that DeLisle
had beaten him. breaking his
glasses, in an argument because
Days five children had run across
his flower beds. which are in a
section ofland jointly used by the
two families. Judge Skillman
placed DeLiSle on a years proba-
ton. but he didn't know how chill
dren could play in a yard with
flowers without trouble.
For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

lions you can use. BY combing II
into the hair as directed. a rich,
natural-lOoking. uniform color is
impaired to gray. faded. streaked
hair. This color is easily main
tanned VIII not wash out or rub
on is not sticky or greasy: will
not affect permanents or stain the
scalp; leaves the hair soft and
glossy Try themoney-saving Barbo
recipe today and see how many
years Younger you will look.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
459, 1872 Drivers
Ti(keted in 1910

x sharp increase in the number
of traffic tickets issued in 1910 by
the police department failed to
reduce fatal accidents and injury
cases. an analysis of the annual
report of the violations bureau
disclosed Saturday.
The widespread police drive
against traffic violators resulted in
the issuance of i59. lS2 tickets. up
63 600 over 1899. Nevertheless.
fatal accidents jumped from 1877 20
2f2 and injury cases increased
from - 22f5 10 1865.
OF the 459, lS2 persons given
tickets. 221.720 elected 10 pay
GHes- eff sell SCI 57ee 693 at the violations
bureau The others took their
cases to court.
Cost of operating the bureau
was Sl33, 945, Presiding Judge
Thomas +. Maher said, leaving a
net profit of S4S3, O57.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
a Simple Home Recipe
That Darkens Gray Hair

Gray. faded. streaked hair can be
easily touched up and made fresher.
lovelier and younger looking by
following this simple home recipe:
Get from your druggist one-fourth
ounce glycerine. one ounce bay
rum, one box Barbo Compound
Mix these in half pint of water, or
your druggist will prepare il for
you at small cost.
This gives you a big half pint of
one of the best gray hair applica-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II Won Euffcr from rheumatic. ar
Thrills or neurttls pain. try this simple
inexpensive home recipe thai thousands
are using. Get = package OF Ku-Ex
Compound, fwo-week supply. today.
Nix 81 with quart Of water. add the
5uice % lemons. It's easy. No trouble
Or 81 and pleasant N0u need only
taldfsp0pnfuls two times n day. Often
within - hours--sometime overnight
-splcndid results are obtained II tie
pains DO not quickly leave and IL YOU
20 not feet better. return the empty
package and Ru-Ex viii cost you
nothing 70 Try as n 81 sold by your
truggirt under an absolute money
back guarantee. RUIZ Compound is
for sale and recommended by drug
stores ~Veryts here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

amnesia and put him 10 bed. Their
questioning elected this much
more:
He walked into Detroit on De-
ceHber i lie was born in Mlchi-
gan. lie could remember nothing
else
About ; feet Q and weighing
around $50 pounds the youth wore
a brown belted top coat. a green
pull-over sweater. blue work shirt
and ovcrallS. and high rubber
CalosheS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Rome Aotelmen Arrested

ROME. Jan. II.-tINS WhlIe
two Naples hotelkeeperS were ar
rested for refusing shelter to per-
sons rendered homeless by air
raids he newspaper Tribuna to-
day demanded severe penalties for
boarding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
2t2Cats Being Shown
By Persian Society

The Detroit Persian Society Sat
urday opened its twentieth an
nual cat show at the Hotel fuller.
where 2l2 cats, some from as far
away as the Philippine Islands.
are being shown Proceeds from.
the show, which ends Sunday
night, VIII 60 10 the Anti-Crueity
and Michigan Humane societies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
AEnneSia
Youth of IL in Hospital ;
Inquiries Who Am I:2'

A brown haired hazel eyed
youth walked INTO Receiving Hos.
lital Saturday and told nurse
I'm Lawrence Bird and I've