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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

Margay Oil Corporation declares
the regular quarterly dividend OF
25 cents. payable April 10, to stock
OF record March Is.
Consolidated Laundries Corpora
ton declared the regular quarterly
dividend of $lS7ha on preferred.
payable May !. to stock OF record
April IS.
South West Pennsylvania Pipe
Lines declared a dividend of 50
cents. payable April /, to stock OF
record March Is.
koppers Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF 81. so
on the preferred. payable April /,
to stock OF record March Is.
Cluett Peabody 4 Company, Inc.
declared an interim dividend of 80
cents on the common. payable
March Is, 10 stock of record
March Is.
Lambert Company declared a
dividend Of 37la cents on the COM
mon, payable April /, TO stock of
record March II.
United States Potash Company
declared a dividend of so cents
on the common. payable March
81, to stock of record March Is.
Central Hanover Bank and
Trust Company OF New York de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF i, payable April /, 10
stock Of record March II.
Briggs 4 Stratton Corpora ton
declared a dividend Of Is cents
on the common. payable March Is,
to stock of record March z.
HolIinger Consolidated Gold
Mines. Ltd, declared the regular
monthly dividend of cents. pay
able March % TO stock OF record
March IL.
Woodward Iron Company de-
cfared a quarterly dividend of Is
cents on the common, payable
March ., TO stock of record
/ March Is.
J. c. Penney Company declare
a dividend of IS cents on the COM
mon, payable March 81, to stock
of record March ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Detroit Harvester
Cuts Usual Melon

Detroit Harvester Company has
declared a dividend Of 25 cents.
payable March II 10 stock of rec
ord March ) Similar dividends
have been paid IN previous quar-
tiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious, fancy. 81 bu; 40
/. Si.f0gl73; Greetings, No. /. 75cT
si25 bu. No. 2. 90 u 50c. Jonathan, fancy,
81 4OH / ~ bH. No. /. GOO 81 20. No ?
30 % 75c Northern spys. fancy. 81 bu No
81 a1n 10 30 isc y ~ Mcintosh
No. , 75casi. Wagners. 40 /. lal23
hu. steeis REQ. si.25ai.50 bu.; No. q
CELERY cABBAGE--No. !. u2sai 80
FRENCH ENDINE-No. ]. 81 30 5-lb.
box. No. 2, 75easi.
BETS No ], 30 csc bu.
CABBAGE No. /. sial.25 bu.; No. 2
bu. Red Cabbage. No. /. 75eaSl ba No
cARRoTs-No. /. ssasse bu No. 2.
cELERY SQUARES No. /. Sc gsi.io:
Celery FANCY. 4oq soc do1. bunche.
No 2sp 33e. No. 2, zoe. Root. No. l..
HoRsE. EHpisH No. /. 81 sOsa ba
LEEKs No. /. 90 SOC don. eunen,s
ONIONS Dry. fancy. sigiz5 5oIb.
'Af PAr AZ ! s sss9se 80 ~. Sc .S9 Zoe
POTAToEs-faney. soca 81 bu.: No. /.
o. - soc No :. 4oh soc.
RADIsHEs- Hothouse. 90 6Oe oIen
bunches
RHUBARB-H otbouse fancs 3on55s 3
N. box, choice. 20p Csc. small. 20 . 500
doKen punches
RUTkBAGAs-No !. 5og 7sc hu.
SQUASH Hubbard, No. !. 81 z5dl IS
TURNlPs Fancy. N8i2s. No. /. 50 .
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No. /. soa7se
dozen bgnches
POULTRY Hens. Ifv. heavy br.ds 20
u 22c 10 ieghorns IA isc broiers
heavy 2iT23c 10 lsghorn, it9 lie, ducks
i5s' isc geese it1i1o.
HOGS Dressed i3 y &c 10
tGGs large 50 5oH S0-noz case; me
dunn. $5.75ue23
CHICAGO March =. BITTER ---
Receipts rs tuts steady "a e up. extras
" score Doc standards 50 score. ears
70 /, e.. extra nrsts ~ score. % &c. hTsts.
$3.50 score. zs'7 . 2sc. specials. - soors,
EGGS Receipts. y nag cases: steady
sc ~. current receipts. i5a.o fresh
extra hrsts isa1 91os.o fresh hr.ts 10 =.
8I64c dirties 15c. checks 1910
CHEESE Twins. Ia al5c. daisies.
P'I TIvE A' PosLTRY@ IT turkey.
l2a Ipc. hens ifhisac leghorn hens.
~ i5c springers III q 23c: broilsrs. II "a
zoe. ROSTERS. liu IL 4e. ducks. II 2 zoe.
geese. 10 i5e-
Metal Tsxtne Corporation and sub.idi-
srss for the wear ended December 81
shows = net profit ~ tiis 7d5 after federal
ami Canadian income taxes and excess
prphis taxes. etc equal under participating
provisions % the Hnhres TO 50 - = share
on s. % cumulative partici pating preference
stock ard "a cents share on the common
THIS compares with = net pron' IN 1899 Of
xi2i 4s7 equal 20 S3s7 a share on the
preference stock and ~ CENTS share ON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
DIVORCES

Evelyn Furs from John.
Samantha Robinson from samuel.
Gertrude Bivens from Otis-
Mary Stevens from Robert.
Anna Thompson from Lee A.
william II. Johnson from Anne Belle.
George Chsre- from Helen
Lillian Green from james
Helen n. Church from Michael.
Edith Dodd from Mcclellan.
Charley Benford from Evelyn.
Leona Etcher from Joseph.
Charlotte from Arthur.
Audrey 1. Walter from Elvin l..
Helen Neal from Forest
Anna Bell Hermanson from Sveen.
Erna Lehman from Richard
Florence Rogers from Albert.
Elizabeth Kurilia from Louis.
Jessie v. Turner from william.
villa Mae johnson from Jack.
ANNUIMENT
Edward Jarvis from Fay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

N..tsxee Company 1919 net lnecme
vas t3ee .0t6 equal 10 till share On
the common. against 1924. go OF 81. IS on
the common In 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Dividends

Margay Oil Corporation declares
the regular quarterly dividend OF
25 cents. payable April 10, to stock
OF record March IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied rs Bongsrd q CO
Windsor. Prices in cents Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
COLLEGE OR
UNIVERSITY
GRADUATES

One Of Americas largest publishers Win
consider the applications Of two yymg men.
1880 years OF age. to train for FUTURE az
eeutive positions Earnings modesats 10
start but win increase ~ you pg0grooo.
First assignment u that of junior eorioetor
calling on established eustomerB (eo0n1B-
sion basis but no selling nor eanvaM1nG1.
Qualifications necessary for reeognittoo afe.
that you have . car. reside IN Detroit,
have q clear record and can furntsh .
fidelity bond. Apply Mr.. Harris, SIS rcx
Bldg-, Thursday, 1919 a. N. No telsphona
interviews.
DISTRIBUTORS to pass out efrcularD. Pay
every night Apply 9o1 East IAxned,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

South West Pennsylvania Pipe
Lines declared a dividend of so
cents. payable April l, to stock OF
record March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Male Help Wanted

Position; for man over as vno owns !
car. For appointment phone NAdisoa <l10
between rs tonight.
I>ALL around mechanic. bumper and finisher
with tools. Can after p. m South
east Auto Parts. 22207 Van Dyke. at
BAKERY Route Building = Salary and
Commission; Bond Required. wesley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Funeral Directors


Lost and Found
BOSTON BULLDOG-Aals. brown, whits
markingn: vicinity Warren-Oakman. Re-
ward. 1541 Oakman- Oregon 01e4-
BROWN leather bag. Identificattoo Sadie
field. Temple 1-44O2. Reward.
FOX TERRIER-whits female. "Tfixie. .
No collar. Vicinity Napoleon Bsaubisn
Child grieving. Reward. 24So Bsaubisn.
Cherry SOFT.
WRIsTwATCH-Man's oblong yellow Bes-
rus. glasstex strap; keepsake; reward.
Dearborn 34O7-W.
WRIST watch, platinum and diamood.
Hamilton; substantial reward. Univsrsity
| 1885.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-usl
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

DRIVERS WANTED
Good money making opportunity during
this Winter driving Checker cabs: m out
door Job driving q pleasure eag; healthy
and profitable: must Be over n. ADDay at
212S Trumbun after Q. N.
MECHANICAL for tuneup: stsacy WoTk
sman tools. Gene ready 10 work. ooee
Grand River.
sALEsMAN: calling On bed1ing, dTy eoods,
mattress trade: to sen New York nna 81
feathers, downs and pillows On eom1issfon
basis- Write full particular and foxowfng-
Address Boz B-s17s. Detroit Times.
scHoOLBOYs-Must be 10 year, "a. VIII
bicycle. for after school and evening
work. See Mr.. owartbout 10 New Tex
graph Bldg. tCongress and ghsIby Sal
wANTED-Yirst-c class body md fsI,1sT ~
pair man Excellent opportunity for cap
able mechanic. Steady work-good wa0o.
Ryan Body Service, a. Commerce Ave-.
Grand Rapids, Mich
YOUNG man; learn eIeetTic 6usinsss; Be-
ginning. 81 weekly. - East COLUMBIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

Consolidated Laundries Corpora
ton declared the regular quarterly
dividend of $l.S7l1 on preferred.
payable May ], to stock OF record
April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

koppers Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 81 so
on the preferred. payable April i,
to stock Of record March Is.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE
Todoy's High Lights

(Au Times PM. Unless IndicatedJ
WNAL. n:t5-PauI Nuni broadtasts q
speech he delivered as Benio Juarsz in The
film Of that name.
WMAL, t2:30--Program; Prelude 10 All
Of "Lohenerin." "Sigfrisds Rhine Journey
from "Goterdammerung," SmeiansS DO
hsmian Suite" hohaupis "VaIss Caprice
WJSV, t:30-New series Of music and com
nsnfdrY devoted 10 information and advice
for local home buyers.
WJSV, 2:00-Senator Taft Of Ohio: Shall
Aid 10 Britain Be Short Of Wdr"
WM, 2i5-Senaicr Chandler Of Kentucky;
The importance Of the lendLsass Bill for
Defense Of Our Country"
WC, 230-TeHns upon which peace in Europe
might be negotiated now or In the near
future will be appraised
VOL, 2:30-Senaior Brooks Of Illinois: Keep.
ing America Out Ct War"
WJSV 300-John BdrbroIIi introduces q
piano concerto by hiNhd PohnuH with
Nadia Rosenberg in the solo part. Also
Lists Concerto in Major Weber's over.
iure 10 Der Freschuil" Deus' Prelude
and Serenade" from "Hdsan."
VOL, 3:00-FiYt Of new series Of public
service programs originating from nations
Of the Americas and sponsored by The
Rotary International and Mutual. Today
the RoidV's Both anniversary is marked.
WlSV, 4:3O-Rise Stevens, meuosoprano.
WINK 4:45-J. Edgar Hoover in a transcribed
talk: Youth in Democracy"
WJSV. 5:30-A reunion Of the first magnitude;
SioopnagIe and Budd back together for q
one-daY stand
WJSN 7:3O-Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and
Betty CRADLE in comedy about tangled
love.
VOL. 8:OO-"De We Need Further legislation
Regarding Labor Disputes in Defense In,
dustries?" Sen. Joseph H. Ball Of Mime,
sofa, Representative Clare E. Hoffman Of
Michigan Francis P. Fenton Of the A. F.
Of |. and Allen S. Haywood Of {. |. o.
thrash il out
WJSV, o00-6adW SWathoui, mezzo soprano
guest, sings the Largo" from "xsxes." I"
Amour, Viens Aider" from Samson and
DdIiIah" 0mandY conducts WeberS Der
FreischuItl' overture "Vsse Trsfe," Brahms
Hungarian Dances Nos. io, 70 and r.,
Dance Of the Apprentices and Entrance
Of NeSieyngeB.
WMAl, o;45-WIIie Hoppe billiard champion.
WJSV 1i:0O-Sendior Walsh Of Massachusetts,
opposes end-Iedse bill.
WBg it:15-Senaior Green Of Rhode Island:
Aid 10 America"
WSV fi:30-The Free Company band Of
prominent American authors whose aim is
10 combat foreign propaganda in the United
States, offers as its first presentation Of a
series, William SarOyan's The People With
The Light Coming 0ui" The cast includes
John Garfield, Nancy Kelly. Edouard ciansIIi,
Edmund Green. Jackie Cooper. Burgess
MeTedith narrateS
Evening star., 1941-02-23
EVENING STAR FEATURES,


SfdL Flashes Latest news each week day.
WNAL, 4;30 pm.
Star Sports: Latest sports every evening,
WNAl, 8 pm.
kaiionaI Radio Forum; Public officials in dis,
cussons Of problems Of national importance,
Monday, WhAL. 1890 pm.
Your City and Nine; Demonstrations by junior
high school students Of community activities,
tuesday WhAL, Il noon.
Science Everywhere: Elementary school 3ients
tdNes in educational presentation, thurs.
day. WhAL, ii:00 an.
SHORT WAVE PROGRAMS.
BERLIN, 6:i5-6erman folk concert. DJB,
1870 meg, 19 m.; DID, It'll meg, IS m.
LONDON 7:15-Sunday service from ST. AIbans,
Bristol. Csc 9.5S meg BIB m.; GSD,
Ills meg. 25.5 m.
BUDAPEST, 7:30-Ne@ in English; folk songs.
HAT4. ot2 meg, 328 m.
BERLIN. 8:t5-Nsws in English. DJB, 1870
meg, t9 m,; DID, TIL meg, IS m.;
DXB, 96t meg, 81 M Die, 6O2 meg
49m.
LONDON, s:3O-"Bdfsiu Speaks" Talk by
J. 8. prjedey, 6St, 9.58 meg 3l.3 m,;
G5D, IT'S meg. 255 m.
ROME. t0;00-News in English 2p03. o63
meg 31.f m; 7R04 tt8t meg, 25.4
m; 2R06, 1880 meg, 1915 m.
LONDON, 1000" Democracy Marches" csc,
958 meg, 3t3 m.; esd. IT'S meg,
25.5 m.; GSL, 6.it meg, 4ot m.
BERLIN, 10:30-News in English. DID, ti.T
meg, IS m,; OXB, 9.6i meg, 81 NJ; DC,
602 meg, 49 m.
LONDON. 10:30-Rsdio nswNesI, CSC. 9.5S
meg, 3t3 m.; GSD. IT'S meg, 25.5 m.;
GSL, ST. meg, 4oi m.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Refer to published dsiy 1ainute changes
In these HnoS program notes and features OF outstanding
presentations and foreign shorWaue neWS variety and
| musical periods.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-09-26

gainst it-and they virtually null
lifted the basis for it by saying
that ION Yom Kippur, it is true,
sins are forgiven, but those sins
are the sins between God and man,
but the only way Of obtaining for
giveness for the sins between man
and man is by actually correcting
the sinful relation" Il am not
giving the exact words, but the
substance of the rabbits conten-
tion.) It is because Of this, that
among orthodox Jews, those for
instance who have had quarrels
with others during the year very
frequently on the eve Of Yom
Kippur make attempts at patch
ing up their differences. They
know that in the practical things
of life, the goat will do them no
good. ).
But the goat idea is too service
able for those who want to blind
the peoples eyes to be so easily
discarded. Speaking of Lind
bergh's speech at Des Moines the
other day, Dorothy Thompson cor
rectly said that "Lindberg is play
ing the game of Americas enc
mics in typical Nazi fashion by
making the Jews the scapegOats."
Yes, Lindbergh is working the
same old goat game. Divert the
minds of the people away from
the great menace Of Hitlerism-
Of mailman challenging, as
Roosevelt said, "all civilization, all
morality, all religion"-by turning
their minds on the Jew, as the
goat.
1 wonder who gets the worst of
it in this goat racket. We Jews
have ordinarily assumed that we
do, but I wonder.
The goat is sent off to the
wilderness. Not such bad place
for a goat. But what about the
people who by the fundamentally
of the goat, accept this absolution
fail to see the warts and the
black spots in their own makeup
fail to see those things which
people in olden times were wont
to call their sins, but which we
see today more as stupidities and
inefficiencies.
Recently, at WilliamstOwn, an
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-09-26
Day Of
Atonement
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright, 1941, Jewish T'ele-
graphic Agency, Inc.

A peculiar ceremony took place
on the Day of AtOnement in an
Gent Israel-in the days when the
sacrificial system prevailed.
The people came up to the
Temple in Jerusalem from every
part Of Palestine. They came to
the Temple to ask forgiveness for
their sins, and we may suppose,
that each of them like you and I,
felt that he has brought with him
quite package of the sins that
he had accumulated during the
year. If you will look at the
prayer book and see the sins
which each person must confess
himself guilty of, it will be plain
that the sages of Israel felt that
every man during the course of
the year had omitted few sins.
Could they expect that they
would be forgiven so much-On
this day of AtOnement when the
final judgment was pronounced on
each individual. Dismal thoughts
must have entered their mind
but 10! there steps forth the High
Priest-and at the side of him is
brought up a goat.
The High Priest laid his hands,
says the Prayer book, on the goat,
and avows, "all the iniquity Of the
Israelites, all their transgressions,
even all their sins" are upon thee.
The goat laden with all these ac-
cumulated sins was then sent to
the wilderness.
The people at once felt better.
Felt lighter. The innocent goat
had absorbed all of their iniquity.
The "scapegoat" idea is to be
found among all peoples. The
sages of Israel even in those an
cient days while permitting the
symbolism just noted, at the same
time took occasion to warn a.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-09-26

Institute. on race prejudice. in
which a number of psychologists
participated was held. And these
men of science told what happens
to the people that hate-and it
would seem from their discussions
that worse things happen to the
haters than to the hated. Almost
every neurOtic is person of
some intense hatreds. That way
lies not only neurOticism but
paranOia and insanity. These are
hard, scientific facts.
And what happens to nation
that hates. We see what is al
ready happening to Germany and
the chances are that Germany is
In for some far more bitter days
within the next year. In cities Of
Poland and the Ukraine, thous-
ands Of Jews have been driven
from their homes. That's bitter
for the Jews. But what are the
Nazis doing with these homes ?
According to a cable of the Jew
ish Telegraphic Agency, thousands
of these homes have been turned
into hospitals for Nazi wounded
soldiers. Jews may have sighed
in those homes, but Nazis are
lying there groaning.
Old Spain had the inside hold
on the new world, but lost it all.
Why? Because her discoveries
brought along the InquisitiOn and
h a tie. Lawrence Washington,
brother of George Washington,
appealing to the Virginia Legisla-
ture to grant full freedom of re-
ligiOn pointed to the freedom in
Pennsylvania as the reason for
her great early prosperity. Yes,
decency pays, but hate is a BOOM
erang, destroying the hater.
Some day, when the truths Of
history ana perhaps especially the
truths of the psychologists sink
into the minds of the people, it
won't be the Jews who will run
the anti-Defamatien League, it
won't be the Jewish organizations
who will warn against anti-Semit-
ISN'T will be the non-Jewish or
CARNATIONS. There will be so
cieties to Protect Christians from
Anti-Semitism" and it is these
who will wage the campaigns "a
gainst the Coughlins, the Hitlers
and the Lindberghs.
The Christian world suffers as
much from the goat Of anti
Semitism as the Jew, Mr.. Ripley,
believe it or not!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-09-26
The Jewish
Quiznaster
BY HARRY GREEN
Copyright by the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.

graphic Agency, Inc.
IA New Year message to the
Jews of Poland and the world was
issued on the eve of the High HOl-
idays by General Wladyslaw ST.
kOrsld. Who is General SikOrski
and why was his message of spe-
cial significance?
ANS. General Wladyslaw ST.
korski is the Premier of the Polish
Government-in-Exile. His New
Year message was the first to be
issued to the Jews by a Polish
Premier in many years, and is re-
garded as symbol of reapproach-
ment between Poles and Jews.
2-The names of three clergy
men of different faiths were link
ed this month. They are: DR..
Everett Clinchy, Protestant minis
ter and president of the National
Conference Of Christians and
Jews, Father Vincent Donovan, a
Dominican priest and DIR. Morris
LazarOn, a Baltimore rabbi. What
have they in common? -
ANS. DR.. Clinchy, Father DON
ovan and Rabbi Lazaron comprise
the inter-faith committee which
recently flew to London to study
religious and social trends among
organized religious groups in Eng
land and Ireland.
6TwO Senators named Clark
figured in the same news event
this month. What are their full
names and why are they of public
interest?
ANS. Senator G. Worth Clark
is chairman of the Subcommittee
probing the movie industry, while
Senator Bennett Champ Clark is a
member of the same committee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20
Reds, Firms bubble
Over Diplomats
Diplomatic Exehonse
Brings Argument

OANKARA, Turkey, Aug. 19
Observation-Disclosures almost
two months of war, Soviet Rus
STA and Finland still are quib-
bling over exchange of diplo-
matte representatives and only
today IL women of q Finnish
group confined in railroad cars
north of the Russian Turkish
border were released.
Still held by the Russians are
20 Firms, including the minister
to Moscow.
About 100 members of the
Russian delegation to Finland
ere being held in Yugoslavia.
Finnish sources here said the
trouble arose because the Rus
slams demanded release of 20
non-diplomatic nationals held in
Finland for various offenses.
The Firms were reported to have
countered with a demand for
the release of 20 Finnish doc
tors, technicians and farmers
who have been in Soviet terri
tory since the close of the 1889
40 Russian-Finnish war.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20
Boys, Dead;
Blame Maniac
Body Found in
Refrigerator

eREADING. PA. Aug 20-R
-Sexually assaulted and ap-
parently crammed into a vacant
store ice box by a maniac, eight
year-old Billy Krewson died
there alone within half q block
of home where his mother
dreamed of hearing his cries for
help.
Chance discovery of the lad
frail overall-clad body in the
tiny coffin-like ice compartment
yesterday ended q six-day search
in which $50 Boy Scouts joined
ppolice authorities after Billy
vanished on his way to a play
lot.
There is evidence this child
was assaulted many times" de-
clared Coroner Paul B. Good on
the basis OF an autopsy. Exam
nation shows he was alive when
he was placed in the ice box
and probably lived three days
before he was asphyxiated."
Coroner Goods findings sent
police on an immediate hunt
for q sex degenerate even though
they continued questioning
neighbor children on the posi-
bility Billy might have climbed
into the box during a child's
game.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-20

through the night 10 removo -
bodies Of the dsed n ~. poopo
and TO care for the two mj.wog
identified q Julio Carlos xlt$fn
and Savio Cruz Secco. Cruz -
CO was found Cnconsciou6, ~
arms around his desd via.
The pilot of the plane, RoI6 -
de Barros, died shortly sftae H.
rescue workers reached ~
scene. A Penair spokesman aDf6
an early examination q ~
wrecked plane showed no dGne
of sabotage. Il
Prof. Frederick 8. Dunn q
Yale University. who arrived
here with Mrs. Jessup md
Philip Jessup. IT,. ffom Asun-
cion. said Jessup and uav1tD
picked their way through jumG1e
toward the lights of SEQ Pou1o
after fighting free Of 'the wreck-
age.
"Jessup walked five uai1oo
down the wild mountain slQpos
found q house and led seVQI
persons back to thu cra6h~ d.
said.