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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Rehearsal Dinner at Country Home

MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE DONALDSON. will give The
rehearsal dinner Tuesday evening at their country home
at Frain's Lake.
Joan cherishes. lovely wedding gift. which she
ceived from her college classmates at dinner they
the other evening at the home OF Betty Fedcamp in
Ypsilanti.
Among the guests Ruth Heath. Carolyn Pryor
Peggy Burke Marie Wright. Peggy Mnnekee.
Betty Hayden. Betty Gather Virginia Southland
Betty Tunnichf Emily Gooding. Muriel Champion
-. and Annabe Hosmer....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
DonaIdsons a CIenish Family

THE DONALDSONS.. clansh family.
Ever since the twin brothers. George and Robert
married the pretty Louise and Grace 35
years ago. the families. have been like
So when the George Donadsons foster daughter. Joan
.marries their David Robb Donaldson the eve
ing Of June O..
There will be nothing but Donaldsons. in the wedding
party.
George Donaldson Jr... will be his brothers best
his sister Dorothy will be the maid of honor and
Ted and Bob Donaldson will be the ushers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
u D Grads Hear
loyo|d Educator

ffrr Eradta.e If Catholic col
leGe should be an Intellectual, a
moral and a Catholic leader, the
Rev. William J. M1lor 81. pro-
lessor at Lnyola University. Chi
cago. told the l94l graduating
class Of the University Of Detroit
AZ baccalaureaie services at Gesu
Church last night
Father Millor added:
The recipient Of n Catholic
college education indeed incurs
n great responsibility. He be-
comes the steward OF n great
moral and intellectual wealth
which carries with IL the binding
obligations to he utilized for the
betterment Of mankind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Mills Plan Party June IS;
Jane Freeman Graduated
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

TRI-COLOR BIDS are being
sent out by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mills for what promises TO
be quite A Function the after
noon OF the fifteenth.
Cocktails will be on tap from
s until Z o'clock for the fortu-
nate folk who'Ve asked 10 cruise
along ParkSide until they sight
the Totem Pole
DOWN IN LewiSburC, w. Va.
Miss Jane Freeman, darling Of
the Lowell c. Freemans of Bur-
lingame avenue. is taking leave
of Greenbrier College, having
been graduated Saturday after
many busy term.
During her happy droning at
Greenbrier Miss F. was humor
editor Of the school newspaper.
"Brier-Bits, one of the humor
editors of the yearbook. Saga -
Secretary-treaSurer of the senior
class. and swimming manager Of
the Women's Athletic Associa-
ton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Garden Party Sale Set tuesday

MRS. HOWARD BONBRIGHT. and Mrs. Richard
Weber co-hostesses for the annual Garden Party
Sale of the Detroit Artists Market.
Which will be held Tuesday afternoon. in Mrs. Bon
brghts garden. &C..
Mrs. Ernest Kanzler. and Jane Grifihs ar in
charge Of volunteers and they will be assisted by Mrs John
Detwiler Mrs Charles Alexander Mrs Robert Crowley
Mrs. Frederick Muller. Mrs. Charles B. Johnson Jr..
Mary Weber. Ann Barrett. Virginia Backus Betty
Campau. Peggy Farr. Henrietta Herman Mrs. Vincent
Bernard.
Adelaide Mason. Mrs. Sherman Mitchell. =. Serena
Moran, Edith McNaughon Edith Jane Scotch. Mrs.
John Trow III. and Pamela Turner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Plat Barbour. affection
ately known as "Bunty' 10 her
intimatesl and Mark G.. Bowen
Of Indianapolis. 80.
Miss Barbour is the
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. George Harrison Bar
bour Jr.....
And Mr.. Bowen, who is a
Detroiter. although his bust
ness takes him now 10 Indian
apolis. 80.
Is the son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Woodbury.
Bowen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Attended Dobbs Ferry
THE BRIDE-ELECT at

THE BRIDE-ELECT at
tended Dobbs Ferry. -.
And is a member Of Tau
Beta Association and the
Junior League of Detroit. -.
Mr.. Bowen went to Dart
mouth and the University Of
Rochester. -.
He is a member of Alpha
Delta. -.
No date has been set for
the wedding. :. but we do
know that the Bowens, who'll
make their home in Indian
apolis. hope to return to
Detroit in about two years to
make their permanent home.
their wide circle of friends. :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Miss Golf
Bride of
Robert Cook

A RECENT and nicelY-ap-
pointed wedding was that of
Miss Catherine Rita G off,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Golf. and Robert George
Cook. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Cook.
The ceremony took place at
ST. Charles Borromeo Church
and was followed by a break
fast and reception.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

who'll soon he returning 10 her
home in Birninghan1'S kenne-
saw road, has been winding up
her season at the Stuart School
Boston on a musical note or
two.
Just finished a particularly
active term as chairman of the
committee which staged last
weeks gala Glee Club program,
for one thing.
She's the daughter Of the
justifiably-proud Spencer C..
Stanleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Vera MURRAY
Switches TO
Park Avenue
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. June Back
in the days when Charlie Dill
lingham ranked as New York S
best-known producer of de luxe
musical comedies. his secretary,
Jolly Vera Murray, was a figure
Of consequence on the Great
White Way"
One couldn't get to &C. D."
except through Vera Murray
and she knew all the Broadway
greats, 'would-be- greats and
hope-to-be-greats" Of that era.
After Biffing h ms death.
VeraS star faded from the
Broadway skies and rumors had
il she was finding the going a
bit tough.
Her old friends will be de-
lighted to learn that's all over
now.
For Vera has switched from
Broadway 10 Park avenue and
has a pleasant berth as social
secretary 10 Bea Cartwright
McEvoy at the Waldorf-Astoria
Towers!
And Vera has Learned TO thumb
the Social Register with the
same skill she once whlzzed
through the casting directory.
MRS. SPENCER SR. was
horn a Bergman. a grand
daughter of the great Stephen
Whitney. She spent many years,
and a great fortune, on Jolo,
one Of the Taui-Taui group Of
islands in the Philippine Archi-
pelago.
There Mrs Spencer, without
Stressing religion. established
schools and hospitals among the
natives who were all but saw
ages and, despite her advanced
years she continues her work
among the natives and spends
much time in Jolo.
Her husband, who died years
ago. was a son of the first Loril-
lard Spencer. one of the best
known men in New York in his
era. His son, Caroline Berry
man Spencer's late husband, was
great traveller and once pub
hShed the illustrated American
Magazine which had a wide
circulation back in our grand
mothers day.
Gossip in the smart set has
been TO the effect that Mrs.
Spencer Sr. always resented
Mrs. Spencer Jr. because the
former was so fond of the late
"Buzzie" Spencer's first wife
who, after divorcing "Buzzie,
married Henry Pierrepont Perry.
SOCIETY WAS shocked by
the sudden death of Pamela
Katherine Loder. only daughter
of Eric Loder, the popular Brit
isher who has become such a
favorite in the social sets of
New York and Palm Beach.
1t was just about a year ago
that Pamela, whose mother was
Eric Loder's second wife,
reached these shores 10 visit her
father and stepmother. the for
mer Lady Mortimer Davis, for
the duration
She would have been 20 years
old on the twenty-eighth of next
July and had made a deep inn
preston in our younger set, here
in town and on Floridas "gold
coast" Following the return of
the Loders from Florida about
three weeks ago, Pamela com
planned of a sore throat. Then
The dread Streptococci germ de-
veloped and caused her death.
1t was just II years ago this
month that Eric Loder married
Iris. Lady Lawson and Pamela
was. born the following year.
Through her mother she was
great granddaughter of the late
Lord Fitzgerald and the late
Viscount Darlington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Hula Dencinq TO Feature Picnic

HULA DANCING with broad A.. will be on view
at Kingswood Schools aumnae picnic, next Saturday
afternoon
When Doris Otter. Carolyn Beecher Maryanna Craig
Mrs F. Melville Smith and Sallie Saunders present
their version of the Hawaiian "luau"
The five. have devoted every Saturday afternoon
for weeks. TO practicing their parts and their in
structor considers them etter-perfec by
The proceeds Of the picnic. will to the Ellen
Wallace Scholarship Fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Mrs. Day Unable TO Attend Cass Show

THE GREAT audience which will be hand to see Life
With Father" at the Cass Theater this evening
The performance benefits the Seven Eastern Colleges
Scholarship Fund.
Will be disappointed 10 learn.
That Mrs Clarence Day. the widow of the author of the
popular stories from which this story adapted.
Will be unable to be present at the performance
originally planned. because of Illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Nelson. treasurer with Mss
Virginia SundquiSt AS her helper.
Social chairman for the
groups new season is Mrs.
Jenny Sundqust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Members Listed

on THE various committees will be Mrs. Kirkland B.
Alexander. Mrs. George Kamperman Mrs. julius Haass
Robert II. Tannaiil1.
Mrs. Charles Wright Jr.... Mrs Edward f. Rothman.
Mrs f. p. Lovejoy Mrs c. Leslie Mitchell Mrs Richard
Forsyth. . Mary Margaret McAlpne Mrs. Gaylord ellis
ST. and Jr.... Mrs. Frank Brossy Jr.....
Elizabeth Searles Margaret Haass Mrs Alexander
Blsin III Mrs Trent McMath.. Mrs Vernon Davis
Mrs Egbert Davis Mrs. Robert NJ Kerr. Mrs. Alex
ander Grard and Ralph shumaker....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Ia n ayf f: IT,

on THE very of this month of orange blossoms
and tule...
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Scott Barbour of Crosse Pone made
. a in their home.
They told the betrothal Of their niece Miss Frances
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Soldiers Feast 7odoy on Army's
"Best Christmas Dinner"

portioned at . rate Of l pound per
man.
In more than $4,000 mess halls,
gay decorations were to flank the
scene. Informal entertainment ses-
sions and mass singing Of Christ
mas carols, as well Is special services
for the various faiths, was scheduled
after the meal.
The menu, prepared by food spe-
cialists Of the Quartermaster Corps,
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Chinese Students
Overseas Returning

Overseas Chinese students are
being invited to return to China by
the Chungking government. Special
efforts are being made to persuade
overseas Chinese parents to send
sons and daughters back to the
homeland for furthur education. As
Evening star., 1941-12-25

q result an ever-increasing number
Of Chinese students are returning,
it is reported. Yu Chuen-hsien,
head Of the educational department
Of the Overseas Chinese Committee,
has been travelling in many places
for the purpose. Most of the re-
turned students are in military or
aviation schools. Entrance exami-
nations have been modified to admit
them.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

where the big planes were operating
from and being serviced. Now that
the organization is stabilized much
of the strain has been relieved and
the crews are functioning smoothly.
The pilots and crews are doing a
herculean job of driving their
trucks and they are delivering
their load every time.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Charm Brings Protest

PEORIA, Ill. R.-Is mere male
efficiency any competition for femi-
nine charm? Eight youthful car
hops at drive-in restaurant struck
because they think so. The contend
ed 1t wasn't fair that the girl car
hops always got the biggest tips, and
demanded they be replaced with
males.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

American soldiers who had to re-
main in the various camps, posts
and cantonments today were to
enjoy "the best Christmas dinner
in Army history. the once of the
Quartermaster announced yester-
day.
Army chefs were preparing a
menu Of traditional delicacies, which
has been sent to all corps area
commanders. A million and half
pounds OF turkey were to be ap-
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Listen While They Learn

NEW YORK R.-Music makes
studying merrier for Columbia Uni
versity students, according to tests
conducted among freshmen for five
years. From now on the sophomores
studying humanities can don ear
phones to listen to recordings while
they learn their lessons.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Is costing about 10 cents per man.
II follows:
Celery and Oltpes
Fruit Cup Tomato Soup
Roast Turkey (Sdge DressinD
Giblet Crazy Cranberry Sauce
Mashed White Potatoes
Mashed Hubbard Squash
Buttered Peas
Lettuce NTH Russian Dressing
Hot Rolls and Butter Mfnce Pc
Coffee Ice Cream
Assorted Fruits, Nuts, Mfnts
and Hard Candy
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Scotland lost fts oldest editor by
the death of Walter McPhau in
Edinburgh who spent 80 years In
journalism, So with one newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Child. 2.
Dies i'm
Blaze

Two-year-oid James Carrigan
was burned TO death today in a
dash into his burning home al
Pipe Poinciana street. Farming
ton Township which he thought
his mother had entered
A neighbor sought to follow and
rescue him from the flaming
building but was unable TO locate
the child IN the dense smoke.
The Carrigan home caught fire
when the five sons of Holbert Car
rigan were left. alone a few min
utes while their@fatner drove a few
miles away to meet their mother,
out visiting for the evening. Dur
ing his absence. Bruce. 10. at
tempted 10 remove the ashes from
a heating stove. a nightly chore.
setting the house afire.
When the Carrigans returner all
the children were outside safe. but
when Mrs. Carrigan walked around
10 the rear OF the house. James
thought she had gone inside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Missing Boy, b,
Feared in River

Police today feared that 13-year-
old Leonard Bernier. missing from
his home. l009l Grayton avenue.
since Friday. may have drowned
in the Detroit River al Hubbard
avenue.
Leonard lived with his mother.
Mrs. Clara Bernier. On Friday.
according 10 his mother. he went
20 visit his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Steinhoff. of 114s
Hibbard avenue. lie left their
home al 5 p n. saying that he
was going down TO the river TO
see If there was anyone fishing.
At 7 o'clock. when ne had failed
to return. his grandparents in
formed police.
Police said they had found a
hole in the ice al the foot of
Hibbard avenue through which the
boy may have fallen.
Leonard is seventh grade
pupil at the Arthur School. Two
teletype messages bearing his de-
Scription have been sem out by
police He is feet 10 inches
7all weighs 50 pounds. has blue
eyes and was wearing a plaid
Jacket and tan hunting cap
when last seen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Kills Man.
2 Girls
BY RAY HARRINGTON
Time. stan Correspondeut

PONTIAC. March 24.-Mrs.
Vera Schilling today returned
from weekend visit in Detroit
10 learn that her husband. Joseph.
49, and their two daughters. Joan.
s, and Jean. 6, were killed by
monoxide poisoning in the family
car parked in the garage of their
home at u Chapman street.
The bodies were found last night
by another daughter. Margaret.
II, where they had lain for "a
hours undiscovered. She had be-
lieved her father and sisters had
gone TO Detroit with her mother
and brother, Kenneth IL Until
she saw the car and went to in
vestigate.
Police say that Schilling, n
Grand Trunk Railroad employee.
had been respondent for some
time and had threatened to cons
nit suicide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Son ID Victim
OF Mate Rage
AT Model
.sHt-ruutsuu-i sews srrrir- ttsr-

CHICAGO. March PA pretty
2-year-ofd ctiici died today Of stab
wounds, the latest victim in a
chain of jealousy which split the
marriage of a son of well-to-do
parents and a girl who on March
6 was named Americas most
beautiful brunei model"
The child was Douglas Evans,
stabbed when his father, William
Mortimer Evans, IS, ran amok in
a jealous rage and killed his
mother=in-law- Evans also stabbed
his wife and slightly wounded
himself.
Atty. Harry x. Cole, who
brought a suit for divorce against
Evans on behalf of his beautiful
wife, Mrs. Nedra Evans, %, re-
vealed that she had told him her
husband was jealous OF her
beauty" and that his frequent
violent fits of rage on this account
had made living with him i'm
possible.
Although his parents had money,
Evans had been out of work and
Mrs. Evans was forced to work as
"a model to earn part of their liv-
ing, the attorney related. Despite
being unable to find a job himself,
Evans violently objected to his
wife's working. the attorney said.
"On Thursday, Nedra's mother
telephoned me that Evans had
returned from a trip TO Detroit,
angry because Nedra had re-
fused to join him there" Cole
stated. 81 advised her to call
police for protection. She told
me Evans had threatened to kill
his wife and baby"
The tragedy occurred at a SUBJ
urban Berwyn home. Flashing a
hunting knife at breakfast, Evans
threatened his wife. When his
mother-in-law, Mrs. William j.
Sanders. attempted to telephone
police, he cut the telephone wire
and then fatally stabbed her.
His wife attempted to hit him
with milk bottle, and he slashed
her twice. Then he slashed the
babys stomach, and cut himself.
HE shouted that he was going
to kill me and the baby so there
would be no divorce" Mrs.
Evans related before lapsing
into a comatose condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
I Men Accused
In Fake HoIdup

a 60-mile-an-hour escape from
a holdup that police say was a.
frameup. brought charges of rob-
berry today against a Ferndals
man and charges of classifying q
holdup report against another.
Gilbert james, 81, of 20433
Gardendale avenue. Ferndale.
night attendant of a filling station
at 1892 Livernois avenue, told
police that at $3.50 a. m. a bandit
slugged him and took his wrist
watch and $50. robbed the sta
ton safe. and left him bound and
gagged in the Mushroom.
Twenty minutes later, Patrols
men Addison johnson and Frank
Mazachowski of Palmer precinct,
stopped Eugene Insley, 35. Of COL
Pinecourt avenue, Ferndale, in
Livernois avenue. between Seven
and Eight-Mile roads, for driving
so miles an hour. On the seat be-
side him was a wrist watch and
a bag containing $246.57.
The men admitted TO police they
are close friends and live only al
few blocks apart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Hedd-0n Auto Crash
Kills Six Near Niles
international Nsss Phots
RMY MEAL

NILES. March 24.-Six persons
are dead today after a head-or
automobile collision on the Niles.
South Bend highway about half.
mile south of here.
The dead: Robert Jeffries. "a;
John II. Rothballer. 81; DR.. u. J.
Rothballer 80; Mrs. Edith Beecher
So; and her daughter, Mrs. Bernice
Beecher Ryan. 80; all were resi-.
dents of South Bend. and Edgar
G. Klaveringa, whose home is il
South Bend but who has beer
! residing in Jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
26-Ounce Baby Eats
Hope for Life Strengthened as Week Old Pt. Huron
Childs Temperature Nears Normal

PORT HURON. March "a. -
Tiny. 26-ounce Joyce Ann Teeple,
born three months prematurely,
was / week old today and cele-
brated the occasion by taking life
giving nourishment and bringing
her temperature up 10 point
doctors consider satisfactory for
one arriving so far ahead of time.
At Port Huron General Hospital,
where she occupies an incubator
under the watchful eye of 72-year-
old DR.. Duncan J. McColl, who
attended the mother, Mrs. Elnora
+. Teeple. %. the 13-inch baby
appears 10 he gaining strength
and has raised hopes for her
survival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Its still pretty early to say
for sure" Doctor McColl said,
"but every one agrees she is
doing splendidly. Her tempera-
ture. which fluctuated between
80 and 81 degrees. has now
risen to SO, considered satisfac-
tory for a premature baby.
THE fact that she weighs
only rs ounces is not important.
Lots of babies that weight have
lived. The fact that she was
born three months prematurely
il what il against her. We have
not been able to weigh her since
she was born and have no way
Of telling whether she has
gained weight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Price Ceiling Fixed
For Scrap Aluminium

WASHINGTON. March "a
tINS)-Ceiling prices for alumni
mum scrap and secondary alumni
mum were fixed today by Leon s.
Henderson. price sterilization di-
rector of the national defense adj
viSory commission. to scotch what
he described as serious initiation
airy measures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Van Dyke Dairy Robbed

MT. CLEMENS, March al
The Otto Heimke dairy bar at
23l05 Van Dyke avenue. Van
Dyke, was robbed Sunday evening
of SAB by an armed man who held
up two girl employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Girl Kills Self After Spaf

LANSING, March 24.--After d
quarrel with a boy friend, Mar
celia Matthews, Is, who came
here from Millett to stay with
friends at 419 North Pine street,
ended her life today by swallowing
poison, police said. She was dead
upon admission to st. Lawrence
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Evening star., 1941-10-15
Catoe Goes on Trial
For Assault Murder
OF Mrs. Abramowitz
Opening Session
Devoted TO Selecting
Members of jury

Jarvis r. Catoe, So, colored, went
on trial for his life today on charges
of numbering and criminally as
saulting Mrs. Rose Abramowitz on
March in her apartment, at 1901
Sixteenth street NV.
Catoe, who, police say, has con-
fessed to numbering and attacking
seven women, sat staring straight
ahead as Justice James w. Morris,
the prosecution and defense attor-
neys interrogated prospective jurors.
From the care with which the inter-
rogation proceeded it seemed evident
there would be considerable diff
Guilty in selecting jury.
At 12:45 pm. Justice Morris called
an hours recess for lunch. At that
time the list of jurors certified for
service in criminal courts had been
exhausted and it appeared that in
order to get a jury it would be
necessary to take prospects who
were scheduled to serve in the civil
branch of the court.
There were So jurors available for
criminal service and 16 of these
were being used in another case.
The other 36 had all been ques-
toned. At the time of the luncheon
adjournment the defense had used
IL of its peremptory challenges, the
prosecution had used only one and
II other prospects had been excused
on their own pleas that they could
not give Catoe fair trial.
A large crowd gathered in the cor
ridors in the Police Court Building,
where the trial is being held, grew
so noisy that it became necessary for
bailiffs to move them away from the
courtroom door.
Attendance Limited.
Only prospective jurors, witnesses
and others connected with the case
were admitted to the courtroom
during the morning. After Justice
Morris had entered, the court was
called to order.
The Government is ready" an
nounced United States Attorney Ed
ward M. Curran, who has taken per-
sonal charge of the prosecution.
Proceed" said Justice Morris.
All of the prospective jurors in the
room were sworn and the names of
II were read out. These men took
their places in the jury box and
Assistant United States Attorney
John w. Fihelly, at the request of
the court, explained the nature of
the three-count indictment in the
Abramowitz case The Abramowitz
murder was selected by Mr.. Curran
(See CATOE. Page A-4.)