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Evening star., 1941-11-11
Senate Likely
To TakeUp Rent
Bill Thursday
Committee Drops
Valuation os Guide
For Adjustments

When the Senate reconvenes
Thursday it probably will take up
the local rent-control bill, which the
District Committee reported favor
ably yesterday after striking out the
Patman amendment. designed to
base rent adjustments on the in
vested capital value.
Chairman McCarran of the Dis
trict Committee conferred with Ma
jority Leader Barkley on the posi-
bility of calling the bill up Thurs
day and filed the committee report
before adjournment yesterday aft
ernoon so that it would be avail
able to Senators in printed form
when the Senate meets again. 1t is
in recess today and tomorrow.
Permits Adjustment.
In eliminating the invested value
method the committee restored the
original proposal, that any land
lord or tenant may petition for ad-
justment of rent on the ground that
the current rental is substantially
lower or higher than the rent gen.
orally prevailing for comparable ac-
commodiations
Senator McCarran said it was felt
adjustments could be made more
promptly under this provision than
If the rent administrator had to
delve into investment figures.
When the committee was acting
on the bill early yesterday it was
announced they had eliminated the
provision that employees appointed
under the Salary Classification Act
for the rent administrators Office
should be appointed without re-
gard to race or creed. 1t was felt
at first that the reference to ap-
pointments without regard to race
or creed was unnecessary because
that requirement already is in the
Classification Act. Before filing the
favorable report in the Senate in
the afternoon. however. the COM
mittee restored the original Ian
guage.
Specifies d. c. Resident.
The bill makes rents as of Janu-
arv the basis from which the ad-
ministrator will proceed. with au-
thority to make adjustments upon a
showing of changes in taxes and
substantial changes in operating
costs.
The Senate bill requires the Com
mlSSlOnerS to select rent admins
traitor who has been a bona fide res
ldent Of the District for the past
three years. An earlier draft would
have permitted the eppointee to
be chosen from the District or near
by Maryland or Virginia.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Dr.. Walter Archbo|d,
Rector Of St. Pau|'s
Al Baden, Md, Dies
Stricken While Returning
From Visit to Daughter
At St. Morys

The Rev. Walter Archbold. rector
since 1882 of ST Pauls Parish,
Baden. Md, and Dean of the South
ern Convocation. died suddenly Sum-
day while returning from visit to
his daughter at st. Marys City
Seminary. DR. Archbold was a
member of the Executive Council of
the Diocese of Washington. serving
in the department of finance and
department of missions. He was a
former president of the Southern
Maryland Glorious.
Three Washington ministers and
one from Hughesville, Md. the Rev
Church. will conduct services at 10
am tomorrow at St. Mary's Church,
Aquasco. Md. The others are the
Rev. Clyde Brown, diocesan mis-
sioner, the Rev. ze Barney Phillips,
dean-elect of Washington Cathedral,
and the Rev. Raymond L. Wolven.
chaplain to the Bishop of WASH
ington
DR.. Archbold will be buried in the
cemetery of Trinity Church. Old
field, where he was rector for five
years before going to st. Paul's.
Born in England 68 years ago. DR.
Archbold was graduated from Trim
ity University, Toronto. Canada, and
was ordained deacon in 1901. He
was advanced to the priesthood in
1902 by the Bishop of Toronto.
Before coming to Washington dio-
cese, Dr. Archbold held rectorships
in Canada, New York and Pennsyl-
vania. and Offices in the dioceses OF
Erie and Bethlehem. Both st.
Paul's and ST Mary's at Aquasco
were in his Maryland parish
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Alice Dyson Archbold and two
daughters. Mrs. Rhoda Naylor and
Mary Archbold.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Circuit Court Opens
Session at Rockville
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Sbceiai OispdtCtl 70 Inc star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Nov. 1l.-Im-
mediately after being charged by
Judge Charles w. Woodward at the
opening OF the November term of
Circuit Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty here yesterday, the grand Jury
began examination of witnesses.
The court appointed John H. HuieSS
OF Silver Spring. and Frederick H.
Praff Of Bethesda. stenographer and
bailiff. respectively.
Composing the petit jury are
David L. Du Pre-. Howard w. Spur
rier, Joseph Childs, Ashby Burton,
w. Robert Probey. w. Paul STALL
smith, Cramwell M. King. Enoch
s. Creamer, Richard S. Hays. Louis
r. Maxwell, Zachariah NJ Compiler,
A. Douglas Farquhar, George A.
Davis, william r. Winslow, Lin
wood Howard. James L. Richards,
Henry w. Strouse, Israel B. Gross
man, Fred Lanier. Nathan D. Hide
brand. Ernest Cook. William G.
Miles, Bernard r. Cannon and
Walter =. Retnhart.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Chest Leaders Told
Real Task Is Faced
In Raising Goal
Top Compoien Men in
D. c. and z Adjoining
Counties Hear Speakers

With only two days remaining be-
fore the 14th annual Community
Chest drive opens here and in Two
nearby Maryland counties. more
than $50 District and Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties cam
paign leaders heard a stirring ap-
peal to do it again. in luncheon
meeting in the Mayflower Hotel
yesterday.
keynote address was delivered By
the Rev. John J. Reilly. director of
the National Shrine OF the I'M
maculate Conception. before the
large group of workers who go into
the field Thursday. The goal is
s20O0.00o.
Give and keep on giving" Father
Reilly declared, and We can do i,
again"
Cites Wars Destruction.
Like the British people who carry
on in an almost impossible situa-
ton it should be business as
usual for Chest workers. the speaker
said You will be doing a job of
preserving human life in a world
where most of our money goes for
human destruction, Father Reilly
commented
The Chest appeal. he said. was
founded on the principle of Thou
shalt love" and added that he was
grateful there are still wounds of
humans that human hearts can
heal
Earlier in the meeting. Herbert L.
Wlllett. director of the Washington
Community Chest. reminded the
group leaders that despite the gen.
eral feeling that Washington is a
boom town, there are more people
then ever before in need
Campaign workers will find pros
pective donors listing increased
taxes and higher cost of living as
reasons for inability to contribute
this year. Mr.. Willett said, adding
that the people of Washington have
no intention Of passing them on to
the poor"
Sees Harder Work.
Mr.. Willett said the campaign
was going to be "a real task, re-
quiring strength" and that volun-
teers must work harder than they
have worked before.
The Chest director. however. ex-
pressed opinion in the eventual sue
cess OF the drive and pointed out
that the Advance Gifts Unit was
holding up to last years pace in
securing contributions.
John A. Reilly. chairman of the
Metropolitan Unit. presided and in
troduced number of chairmen
that included John Clifford Folger.
general campaign; Ned Lewis. CAM
palgn manager; E. K. Morris,
residential area; B. M. McKelway.
business section; Lloyd johnson,
Northeast Washington area: Robert
B. Swope, business area; John B.
Diamond, Montgomery County, and
Frank Hazard. Prince Georges.
Leaders of the Group Solicitation
will meet at am. tomorrow in the
Willard Hotel for a breakfast and
final instructions.
Volunteer solicitors will meet in
the Willard Thursday at 1890 pm
to make their first reports.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Special Session
Is Urged 10 Cut
Maryland Tax
Montgomery County
Federation Cites
State Surplus

The Montgomery County md
Civic Federation today was on rec.
ord in favor of special session
OF the Maryland Legislature to re.
duce the present State income ia,
rates.
In resolution presented by S. H
Amis at the groups meeting las
night at the Bethesda Elementary
School, the federation pointed out
that the State treasury already has
a surplus of more than S8,00000C
IN income tax revenue.
an view of the fact that the
present income tax law was in
tended to produce an estimated
surplus of S2200000 and since the
Federal Government has enacted a
tax bill carrying the heaviest in
come taxes in history, special
session Of the Legislature should be
called at once to reduce the State
income tax rates" the resolution
declared.
Express Buses Preferred.
The general public favors express
bus service in preference to a rail
commuter service to downtown
Washington, Samuel E. Stonebraker,
chairman of the Public Utilities
Committee of the federation, de-
clared in report.
Although emphasizing that his
group has reached no conclusion as
yet on the matter. Mr.. Stonebraker
said officials of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad have vetoed estab-
1ishment of a belt line commuter
service from Forest Glen to Wash
ington. describing it as impractical
As an alternative he suggested
In his report that Western avenue
be improved between Pinehurst
Circle and Sixteenth street and
that at given point to be deter
mined by engineers a our-lane
highway be built through Rock
Greek Park. to be operated one way
southbound in the morning and one
way northbound in the afternoon.
Would Extend Highway.
He also proposed the extension
of Massachusetts avenue to Seven
Locks road, together with the
strengthening, widening and paw
ing of the latter.
Capt. F. o. Smith. chairman of
the special Civilian Defense Com
mittee, explained the organization
of the various State and county
civilian defense agencies in his re-
port to the Federation
Urging county residents to Coop
crate in the civilian defense pro-
gram by signing up for some form
of defense service on Thursday,
Capt. Smith said that the Fedora
ton should place civilian defense
high on its list of activities
Reports also were given by Rich
ard B. Barker. chairman of the
Legislation and Legal Action Com
mittee; T. G. Parkman. head of the
Roads, Streets and Bridges Com
mittee, and Allen H. Gardner.
chairman of the special committee
on the Brookings report.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Gov. O'Conor Says Task
Faces Every American
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ELKTON, Md, Nov. 11.-Gov
O'Conor said yesterday at a Navy
defense program honoring the pro-
duction record of Triumph Explo-
sives Co. that every American must
be prepared to step into 9 task that
will be assigned. and to perform that
task, no matter what comes"
The Navy "E" pennant, in recog-
milton of the plants ordnance pro-
duction record, was presented COM
pany officials by Capt. G. B. Davies
assistant chief of the Navy's Ord
nance Bureau.
Gov. OConor said serious times
are ahead for America and Mary
land "even though we never fire a
gun, and added, There are serious
and busy times ahead for our civil
ian populations, too, II the firing
does begin"
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Woman Wins Honors
As Tomato Grower

A Whitman (MdD woman broke
all records in the 18th annual con-
test of the Ten-Ton Tomato Club
held under auspices of the Uni
versity of Maryland Extension
Service, Herman A. Hunter, extern
sion specialist, announced today.
Mrs. Rowena Tull not only was
the sole woman to win prize but
her 160-acre Talbot County farm
produced 2116 tons of tomatoes per
acre to take top award.
More than 800 tomato growers
took part in the contest and SO
growers. the largest number in 13
years, qualified by producing 10 tons
or more to the acre. according to
Mr.. Hunter.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Rector, III, Resigns
From Leesburq Church
epeclal DISPATCH 10 The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG. Va, Nov 1.-THE
Rev. G. Peyton Craighill has re-
signed as rector of ST. James Epis-
copal Church here because of i'll
health. His resignation was an
nounced by Vestryman w. T.
Thomas.
Mr.. Craighill came to St. James
January 10, 1919, from Epiphany
Church in Richmond. and has been
rector since then. He was rector
of Trinity Church, South Boston
Va, before going to Richmond
Mr. Craighill is graduate of
Virginia Military Institute and OF
the Virginia Theological Seminary
He and Mrs. Craighill will continue
to live in Leesburg.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Frederick Jury Indicts
Two Washington Men

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 11.-EdWin M
Van Meter, 10. and Norman V. Gar
rett. S. both of Washington, were
indicted by the Federal grand jury
yesterday on charges of forcibly
breaking into two Frederick County
post Offices last June 7.
Assistant United States Attorney
K. Thomas Everngam said Van
Meter and Garrett are serving 18-
month sentences In the House OF
Correction on similar offenses prose-
cuted recently in Frederick County
Circuit Court.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Beer License Grunted

The Liquor Control Board for
Montgomery County. Md. yesterday
granted class D on-sale beer and
light wine license to the Howard
Johnson Restaurant. Wisconsin and
Western avenues. Chevy Chase, Md.
Judge James c. Christopher was
attorney for the applicants. There
was no opposition.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
BoiIey's Cross Roads
PIT. A. Plans PROGRAM

A panel discussion by the seventh
grade civics class on Learning
Ways of Democracy in Our School,
will feature a meeting of the Bailey S
Cross Roads Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation at pm. tomorrow at the
Bailey's Cross Road School.
The Student Cooperative Asso-
citation of the school will meet at
1890 pm. tomorrow. The room
mothers of the school will sponsor
a dance Friday in the school,
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Went Far to School

HAGERSTOWN, Md. (Pl.-Mak-
ing routine physical examination
of a draft registrant. physician
sought line on the lads educa-
ton and asked: How far did you
60 to school?" "Oh. about a half
mile" the youth replied.
Evening star., 1941-11-11

Totals TO date ----- OIL 81
In November, Beware Of:
1. The hours between 4 and 8
pm. Six of the nine traffic VIC
tins in November last year were
killed within this tWo-hour Pc
riod.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosSwalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in November, 1910, while
doing this.
3. Inclement weather. Three
fatal accidents occurred last
November while 1t was raining
or misty.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
Clay PIT. A. to Meet

The Henry Clay Parent-Teacher
Association. Arlington, Va, will meet
at s pm. Thursday at the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Film Time Clock

ADAM~--'Our wife" tl,lO a. M. so
as, 1871, ~ :26 q. m; burma Convoy
~ 80, 3;in, 6;a5, a.26 .. m.
BROADWAY q APITOI. - Lite Begins
tor Andy Hardy" ~ :l6. 3.S1. 6:5S. 10. ~
.. M; dance Hail.'' N ~. m, a;2I. 5;f2,
9'O3 q. m.
CINDEREILA-"I.ife Begins for Ana,
Hardy" ~ 80 $50. 6:35, lO:i5 y. m,
Dance Han. " 2.25. 80. .. m.
FISHER-''Iifr Begins for AndY Hardy. 80
~ 40, 3:5S, 7;0S. 10 y. m; Dance Hail, %
81. sos, .. m,
FON-"A Nank in the u. \. r." II 80.
a:5i, 1907, IO;e2 y. m; "MOonlight In
Hawaii. III 81, 2:t6. G;O2, 9.I5 y. m
MADlSON-"Nir. smith Goes Ia Wash
ingtun," I I "A. m, ? ~. 6;3i, O:2O y. m.
"GTeen HELL" leo. 5.07, S.2S y. M
MICHlGAN-''Nothing But the Truth,
~ no a. M. 2:0i, So. s;6S 10. SO y. IN
..I.ssS- AIa-Iaat- Inl,n-.- - .la.-A.IA. g Il.
a:3i y. m.
IS-STNTE-'Hold Back the Down. %
- rs. 3;i0, :, l0;28 y. m; "Slgn of the
Wolf I :OS. a. m, 80. as y. IN.
RIVIERA life BrginS tor ANDY
Hardy" ~ 30. SAC. 1.02. IO:IS u. m
Dance Hall" :S8, a:i9. a;0A .. m.
ROY Allie Begins for Andy Hardy 80
33, lO;t0 y. m; Dance Hall" SEQ.
9;27 y. M.
UNiTED ARTISTS-"Blossou, In the
Dust" i2.J0, 3:5t. 500. l0.2I y. m.
Married Bachelor" III :09 "A. m, 2;24.
49, S:5t y. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

occupies TOP places on all juk
boxes in Michigan
"A special matinee program is
being planned for November g."
Small said. admission TO this
will be by merely showing one
NEW e5=Crnt defense savings
stamp ~ the door. II must he
a new stamp, pasted in a new
savings book purchased in CON
nection with this program.
I'VE plan to set up special
places To buy these stamps and
have them marked i'm some way
to show they are new accounts.
There will also he special booths
set up AZ the Masonic Temple
where stamps will he sold. We
hope 10 start at least 10000 new
DetroiterS on national defense
savings plans"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
NEW VERSION
Dorsey, Fields to Play
At Defense Party Here

The men who own and the men
who operate that established
American instituuon-the luke
box today revealed plans TO ioin
forces with ihe RCA-Victor Cor
-pofaTiOn 10 bring 10 Detroit The
largest dancing party ever staged
here and TO start 10000 additional
DeroiterS on a national defense
savings account.
The organizations participating
are the United Music Operators
Association and the United Elec-
trical Radio and Machine Workers
of America tClO).
According 10 Roy Small. con-
-ciliator for the tWn groups. the
dancing party known as the RCA-
Victor Dance Caravan. viii be
staged November 8 and 4 at the
Masonic Temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

in industry Among his notable
compositions arc "Nidaccolo Della
Rose and Concerto for Piano
and Orchestra
The son Of Alexander Amfthea-
trov eminent Russian writer and
one Of the founders of The. Mos
COW Art Theater Amfitheatrov
Gas he AngliCi2oS the name) was
educated by his mother a pupil
of RnmSky -Korsakoy, and later 10y
masters IN 81 Petersburg Prague
and Italy where he graduated
from tho Conservatory Of St
Cochin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
GUEST DIRECTOR

Most of his composing. was done
I'm Italy He served as assistant
i'm the AuguSteo in Rome then
became associated with Bernardo
Molinari and later toured as a
symphony conductor. lie came 10
this country as guest conductor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
MODERN WORKS

Arfitheatrof attracted wide at
tention with his moderniSuc sym
phony American Panorama IN
which he used industrial effects
such as the clanking Of machinery
70 depict The nations Supremacy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
FAMOUS 'ORCHESTRAS

Music viii be furnished by
Tommy Dorsey and Shop Fields
and their famous orcheStraS
Tentative plans have also been
made 10 bring Barry Wood. whose
recordings, Any Bonds Today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

Lana an first. GOT a bad attack
81 bright lights She went night
clubbing every night and had more
escorts than the casting bureau
had types The studio trlcd-tn
corral neT ~ She was TOO wild
and wonderful even to pay any
attention when LOUIS r Mayer
shook his head.
IN finally took the disastrous
marriage with Artic Shaw 90
hiring Lana 70 her senses and get
her 10 concentrate on her career.
which is now fiouriShing IN a fab
ulouS fashion She's Just about
the SeXieSt thing Hollywood has
to offer and DO they offer II IN
'Honky Tonk"i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
knew Her Sister

~ 1886 joel McCrea appeared
opposite Jean Wood IN the Pomona
/ College senior play Recently a
top role in The Great Man s
Lady. with him and Barbara
rSranvyCtk' was fitted by ktthafihe
Stevens. who proved to be Jean S
younger sister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
ANOTHER CHANCE

Oscar Levant. who got in dutch
with most OF the femme writer's
by standing up interviewers and
-uCTUE bfdyr- TIRE ff,eiF4t- af- hnre=
dom, is getting a chance 10 re-
deem himself. lAre you sorry.
0sCar?)
The musical oracle Of Informa-
ton Please is returning TO Para
mount 10 cmotc and play the
piano in + II. Grilfith'S picture.
you Go Your Way with the
possibility that Carolyn Lee will
be in the cast. too Carolyn. who
knows her WiSecraCkS viii be a
match for even a LeVant.
You Go Your Way is the
Katherine Brush comedy about the
trials of a young married couple
and with the exception Of Lcvant
and Ice no other members of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

On week days enjoy the two
pages comics and adventure.
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics i'm COIORS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

sweetest stories produced. Frank
Borzage directed IL for CoSmo-
,politan Paramount release Now
Hal Wallis is buying II and will
put Richard Whorf in the lead.
IL is a beautiful story for II tells
of a Jewish family, and lis theme
is real tolerance Twenty-one years
is a long time 10 remember but
recall Vera Gordon played the
mother with lovely Alma Rubens
as the girl and C-ston Glass as
the hoy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

with the Boston symphony and
associate conductor OF the Mime
apois symphony.
Intrigued by his handling of the
American Panorama, Nat w
Fnston. studio music chief. per-
suadod hum 10 try his hand al
writing dramatic music for pic
lures. and hc Joined such com
poScrs as Herbert Stothart Franz
WaXman BroniSlau Kapcr and
others AZ the studio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

Love i'm RI S.
Ardt f8Idy
THE ,kIu Nss 10
jimmy Stewart
IN TlcgftId
Girl and now
Che l0WIt girl
ulnp> INTO COS
starring spot
opposite Clark
Gable liz "IloukN
Donk vs. hlCh
opens az fhc
United Artists
Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
NAME 1T!

We were intrigued recently
while inspecting the advance
credits on a film called @Geta.
way by the name Of Dmitri
Amfitheatrof
Surely there couldn't be such
q name. we reasoned. and wired
MGM 10 get the lowdown on any
one with such wonderful name
in the theatrical business.
We discovered that that &C.
tually was the mans name anc
that he Is a prominent Russian
musician who has composed anC
arranged scores for over a dozer
films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
DOWN TO WORK

Now Lana has dccjded to CAPT
talizo on an The glamour with
which the press have bedeckcd
her and 10 Try 70 fill the acting
requirements Of such heavy roles
rs the studio is planning for her
in the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

a BIRD'S-EYE view Of Lisbon
from a descending Clipper plane
is one of the unique shots IN
paraUomtS The Lady Has
Plans % Co-Starring Paulctte God
dard and Raw holland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Zorino Signs
" pu Contract
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD Oct -. If
Zoruna docSnt return 20 Holly
wood until January she IS out of
the running for Maria in For
Whom the Bell Tolls ! am sort
of getting the horse before the
cart What I started 10 say is that
ZoTina has put her signature on
"a long-tCrm contract with Para
mount and returns in January.
Apparently Buddy de sylvia is
greatly pleased with Louisiana
Purchase for he gave Zorina a
return ticket and made arrange
mentS for Victor Moore 10 come
to Hollywood after he finishes
with the Louisiana stage play.
auddA-S- idea IS 10 team Moore
the funny little man Of so many
stage plays with Bob Hope in
Hopes comedies Buddy thinks
the routine I'm Louisiana Pur-
chase" was riotouSly funny Bob.
who gave Jerry Colonna his first
chance MS comedian will probably
make Victor Moore as well known
TO movie fans as he is 10 stage
patrons.
NEW VERSION
have often wondered why some
producer didn't rcmake Fanny
HurStS story, 'HumOreSque "
which won tho first photoplay
prize in 1920. OF all the pictures
made in the silent days. this. in
my IccnIIoCI0n- was ono OF The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

for tho average starlet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

now IN NEW LOCATION FEATURING SCI
FOOD AND SHORE DINNERS. BEDFORD gao
sEVEN.MtLE. CORNER TELEGRAPH ROAD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
ALL so GAY

lIcity buIId un
81.