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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
REVEALS PROMISE

OHara asked Block what Harry
Kelvin Ia DEFENDANT was prom
iSed for the $1,000 protection he
allegedly was to have paid, but
which, according TO earlier teSti-
mony. he could not raise.
He was TO have the slot ma
chimes on the West Side-Ecorse.
River Rouge, Inkster and those
places" said Block
Odd Lou Elliott get any
commission for making the collec-
tons from the Crosse Pointe hand
books or did he do it as an ac-
commodation2
Ale did il because he was
forced TO.
Q-Were you ever called into
the prosecutors office after that
time in 1882 "A reference II
Blocks first trip to McCrea's Of
fiCeD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

MeNIcHoLs MOTOR SALES CO,
lOO39 W. MeNiehols Rd. UN. 2-97io
MoswEENY's MOTOR SALES, Inc,
3646 Woodward at Brady. TE.
I-O430.
NICKSoN MOTOR SALES. I3so3 Jos.
Csmpau Ave TO. s-3747.
b. J. RATIGAN MOTOR SALES.
10320 Plymouth Rd 10. 4366.
MOTOR SALES 4 SERVICE, Inc,
e6es Grand River Ave. no. s6es.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
No Mercy
International New. Service WIZ


NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Stanley
Cole staggered into court for
sentence today.
The jury that found him guilty
Of killing Mrs. Hannah Downing.
70-year-old shoelace peddler, had
recommended mercy.
So Cole was tough about it.
"Have you anything to say be-
fore sentence is passed." Judge
Wallace asked
Nothing at ALTO you" Cole
snarled
A moment later the Judge SEN
fenced him 10 die IN the electric
chair ~ Sing Sing next month
The nudge explained that a rec
ommendation Of mercy by a jury
IS not mandatory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
WAIT ON BRITAIN

BERLIN. Feb. 1S.-tINS) Ger
many will not take the initiative
in Japans offer TO mediate the
war, it was officially stated today.
THE Toxic statement repre-
lsents a theoretical proposition 80
long as Britain does not approach
Japan" a spokesman said.
There is no need for us--the
stronger party-to do So"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

HAMIL TON MOTOR SALES, Inc,
135i9-i3555 Hamilton Ave. TO.
$500.
HIGHLAND PARK MOTORS. Inc,
i25S5 Woodward Ave. TO. $500.
CAMPSIE & SWEENEY. 1888 Liver
nois Ave UN. i-70sO.
CLIO MOTOR SALES. 22027 Grand
River Ave. RE. 2233.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

TELoTTE SALES CO.. 22s4o Wood
ward Ave, Ferndsls. Ell. 600
RO. 1870.
BLOOMFIELD MOTORS. 47s s. Wood
ward, Brming ham. Birm'h ham 500.
JAMES RANDALL ESTATE. Belle
vile. Toll Belleville A594.
J. 7. CHAPMAN. 1894 s. Main.
Plymouth. Toll Plymouth 447.
VICTORY MOTOR SALES. 1854
Grstiot Ave. AR. III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
PRIVATE TELEPHONE

O'Hara concluded the direct eX-
animation of Block earlier today.
Block testified that Colburn had
a private telephone on his desk
through which Block contacted
him on matters pertaining 10
graft and protection so that
there was no connection with the
switchboard =
O'Hara. using testimony the
witness gave at the defendants
examination 10 refresh Block $
memory, asked him if the payoff
figures were not raised after one
of his occasional talks with Col
burn.
Usually he left that TO me-"
Block said. IL remember dis
GUESSING the Ackmur Club with
Colburn, though. He said he
had heard il was doing n good
business and we should raise
the price"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

HOFFMAN MOTOR SALES. 1oe7B
West Jefferson. River Rouge.
vi. 2-4o3o.
GEORGE r. GENTLE MOTOR
SALES. 242o Biddle Ave. Wyan-
dotte. Toll Wysndotte 300.
HICKEY MOTOR SALES. l4zI For,
St. Lincoln Park. AT. 200.
DRAPER BARON MOTOR SALES.
34il0 Michigan Ave, Wayne. Ted
Wayne sos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

that they were now in the hands
of the grand jury Maiullo asked
that they be produced by Special
Prosecutor Chester p. O'Hara, but
O'Hara said the federal govern
ment might have them now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
DE soTo-PLYMoUTH DEALER!

GLENN WALKER. Inc, 1920 Mack
at Drexel. LIE. Ago.
sToTTs & MURPHY. I23oo East
Jefferson. lie. Si5i.
STUART SALES & SERVICE. io4s7
Crstiot Ave. PL. 55s5.
GEO. C. SCHMIDT. Inc. 1852 Z.
Jefferson Ave. ~. 62s5.
LOUIS ROSE CO, s454 Cass Ave.
TE. ASSOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

compromise If Britain and Amer
lea make a show of strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

For the Inside News" of
w Shington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

XXTIIAT a road hugging beauty this
w isl De Soto is over g feet wide
with big 3 passenger seats. It's full II
feet long-with spacious interiors;
Ride those rough roads ! De Soto has
new Shockless Steering new Safety
Rims that keep flat tires from rolling
Off Yes, and a dozen more vital 'exclu-
sives' for comfort, safety, economy.
Before you buy any car, see your
De Soto Dealer and drive this carl
De Soto Division of Chrysler Corpora
ton, Detroit, Michigan.
Major Bowes. C. 3. S.. Thurs. s-io p. NJ. e. ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

QUERIES from clients:
VI Q-Has New York State death penalty for
dogs and If so, what do you think Of it?
A-The New York sanitary code calls for the
death sentence for dog who has bitten people
three times. love dogs but am inclined TO be-
lieve that when dog vicious and dangerous
something drastic should be done about IT,
Q-What is your favorite Winter sport
A-Bob-sedsiing but haven't had much OF a
chance 10 enjoy II lately.
Q-You have quoted ideas Of others what
is The Great American Love Song" now let's
have your selection.
Anime is "l,est A-Wearyin' for You" by
Frank l. Stanton and Carrie Jacobs Bond.
never tire of hearing II softly sung to piano
accompaniment.
DANA X BIBLE. Football coach of the
~ University OF Texas The stands for
Xenophen. Mr.. Bibles salary is $4,000 year,
which is more than any college president in Texas
or the governor of the state is paid
Mrs. G. j. Klosterman. CALIFORNIA; champion
mother. Has Is, children and says:
"our children are grand wish I had
dozen more like them"
Mrs. Klosterman also has said
Fearing the effect Of child birth Is like being
afraid 10 dive into cold water. After the shock
II over it's wonderful"
Hugh Blue Gentemanly racing official He
is the only fellow / know who was born in
Limerick Ireland.
Says his favorite Limerick Is,
There tcas an old man With beard
Who soidi 1T 10 just 'ohdt fedredi
Tl0o opls and hen
Four ldrks and t0rsn
Have all built their nests IN my beard"
ssVOU arc always saying men invent most of
the things that make life easier for
women writes young woman OF Manhattan.
Then why doesn't some male wise guy invent a
silk stocking in which the will always stay
straight"
- Feminine cashiers smile prettier but male
cashiers make change quicker and more
accurately.
Now is good time to buy new some
real estate. That's what very wise man of
business telling me last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
On Broadway

Tommy Lee of the Don Lee network are beast
ing on the same waVe-length.
Judge Martins boy Jay. the thrush In Ed
Wynn's show, will wed a lovely in IL, as soon
as her abrogation arrives.
If the Gov. of Florida insists on saying mo
dice" this Winter-many of the hot spots will
have 10 cancel their name attractions-too ex-
pensive.
MRS F. d. r. had scare at the Garden the
WI other night. A crasher, not content with
crashing the gate. crashed her loge! She per-
suaded cops to let him go.
Enya Gonzalez, the opera thrush, who starts
at the Copacabana, was encouraged to come TO
the IT, S. by Justice Frank Murphy when he
first heard her sing Pres Quezons birthday
party in the Philippines.
Diana Barrymore has movie writer Lawrence
Harper in a trance.
You'd be disguised with some Hwood celebs
II you saw their No Funds" checks.
THAT TEXAS RACETRACK PLUNGER who
i took all the bookies last seasons now back
there getting visits from "the boys to pay up
what he owes.
Dick Watts the critic, Is reviewing Louise
Stanley, the traffic stopper.
Jack Miley is doing yarn for national
mag titled: THE Great American Phoney." It's
about baseball big shot.
Ann Corio. the peeler, is doing lovelorn
colyum for syndicate-aimed at Army camp
newspapers.
Trousers suited to his appetite are Col M
Robert engagements lued OF now 10 eat
capious meal in comfort. A upper at the back
OF the waistline.
THEY SAY that the receptionist In Col. Dono-
l. vans Washington bureau is movie material
The govt has encouraging reports about the
cracking of morale in Germanys Ruhr district.
Carmen Mirandas new shoes. with precious
stones in them cost $3.50 a pair.
The Bob Considines are Joining the Infantry
Vivien Stokes is mending after an appended
tony at Drs Hosp
Lew Lehr, Ill too long, is readying to return
to the grind.
Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROAD
CAST each Sunday, TO 9.15 p. m, on Station
WXYZ Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Insiders insist the real reason the Ltvinons
failed to board that British plane at Teheran
was that they late seepers and merely
missed it. The British did not slight them.
Critics and others sighed with relief when
new play foundered out OF town. 1t had one
of the most unpleasant themes imaginable.
The Odum and Rockefeller interests in RKO
are fighting it out TO the last million
Rose iced High Kickers" eyeful. goes all
the way to Bklyn just 10 see Harry Ritz
A NEW MURDER RING due for smashing
is the insurance doctor racket. No police
ction on IL yet.
Maxine Grey OF Ray Mobiles crew and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROAD
CAST each Sunday, to 9:l5 p. m, on Station
WXYZ. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Trade Mark Registered, Copyright, 1871.

rTHE JOHN (INSIDE EUROPE, ETC.,
GUNTHERS may announce their verdict in
two weeks.
Chums won't be amazed If Dorothy Lamour
and Gregory Bautzer, the COUNSELLOR confirm
the rumors-of their secret merger.
Look behind Uncle Sans goatee on the Red
Gross poster and you'll recognize the artist HIM
self. James Montgomery F1agg.
Joe Cook the star, is seriously i'll at an out
OF town hospital
Sandman lk formerly az he IIolluNUood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Ballard claims in his
depressing statement as
follows:
eff people could ex-
perience the same thrill
they do from kissing
by rubbing noses or
cheeks Il would be
much safer. Colds, sore
throats and contagious
diseases are the wages
of the old-fas hioned way
of kissing"
SNOTHER is the
AV1 name for God M
the hearts OF little chill
iren.- said Thackeray.
Quite 80. But when
the little female chill
dren get 10 be around
from II to IL years OF
age they are often
very critical OF their
mothers.
In fact, not a few
mothers have quite a
time maintaining the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

respect and admiration or their young daughters.
With a Santa Claus on every corner parents
often have difficult time explaining the
repetition. .---.-------.
The kids want to know whieh Is the real Santa
Claus. How about having just one Santa Claus
10 city. He alone would wear the traditional
outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

cafe line, will soon wed
Alberto Dodiero of
Brazil-after a seven
year courtship.
Grace Moore Is COM
muting from a Chicago
hospital to the Chicago
Opera.
Elaine Barry's final
decree from John
Barrymore got her no
alimony-despite his 5
Gs income per week.
THE James Cherrys
l. Vivian Vernon,
ex-show Crib are three
ing.
Ditto the CHS exec
Allan Meltzers.
When the Versailles
show gals are fined
the money is donated
10 The Red Cross.
Martha Raye will
Miami Beach him soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

CAS- il always has been our ambition TO have
a little home "to come back 10 when we roam
the quoting Of the above comes right from the
heart.--EVD)
no YOU kiss the girls good-by? You shouldn't
~ do that. It's dangerous. In fact you
shouldn't kiss d girl az all. You should rub
noses with her. That's what DIR. Ray II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

different outfit Don't sheer, lady. we are just
trying TO be helpful TO the subscribers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

God, send as little home.
To come back to When toe roam
Low trails and fllded tiles,
VIDE lciRdoaes, a'ie31 for miles,
Red freight ard deep eIrafrs, -
Small Uhite beds upstairs;
Great talk in little nooks;
Dim colors, ROWS Of books;
God, send rs little ground,
fdii trees standing round;
Homely tlopers IN brown sod,
Overhead Thy stars, o God
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

s. D. c.: My son, who VIII
be 18 years old in November,
has spells of nose bleed. Is this
serious? Does il m e n high
blood pressure?
Answer: At the age Of 1S it
Is very unlikely that high blood
pressure is the cause.
Nose bleed of this kind is uSu-
ally due to local conditions in
the nose, usually scab that is
covering an liberated area I'M
derneath.
This can be relieved by local
treatment.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Stock Leaders Edge
Higher Fractions
To Point or So
Rails and Industriols
Attract Attention
In Quiet Session
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct 2l.-The stock
market shifted to the rallying side
in today's session and leading rails
and industrials tackled on advances
TO point or so.
The proceedings were somewhat
haphazard until after midday when
enough bidding appeared to put
moderate amount of steam in an
assortment of favorites Many issues
failed to trail along but gains else
where we're well maintained at the
close.
Dealings. sluggish most of the
time, picked up at intervals and
transfers ran around 100000 shares.
Credit for the better performance
of the list was given reports Of
strong Russian resistance to the
Nazi drive on Moscow, a slightly
more optimistic view of the Far
Eastern situation and persistence Of
initiation talk
A burst Of strength in commodities
also helped hearten speculative
contingents. The comeback in
staples followed Secretary of Agri-
culture Wickard's advocacy of price
ceilings for farm products of not
less than l10 per cent of parity and
his comment that staples we're mot
too high yet"
Both senior stocks of Pacific Coast
Co. bounded to new l941 highs,
along With Consolidated Aircraft
Standard Oil IN. j. and Texas
Corp swung upward as the Bureau
of Mines revised substantially its
estimates of heavy domestic demand
for crude petroleum in November.
In front in the afternoon tilt were
Santa Fe. Great Northern, Penn
sylvania. Atlantic Coast Line. United
States Steel, Bethlehem Chrvsler.
United States Rubber, Douglas Air
craft, Boeing, Western Union. Ana
conda, Du Pont, Allied Chemical.
Eastman Kodak and United States
Gypsum.
Bond circles assumed the trans
actions Of yesterday and today about
completed the distribution by the
telephone company of the unsub-
Scrlbed part Of its recent 1924 900 900
debenture offering by competitive
bidding.
Rail loans attracted fair support
despite the brotherhoods' rejection
of compromise offer in the present
wage controversy. Corporates gen
orally showed a tendency toward
narrow improvement. United States
Governments were quiet ana mar
row. In the foreign division some
japanese issues improved.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Grain
b. the Associated Press.

bS lIle f.oSONidltC FEteSs
CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Wheat fu-
lures prices shot upward more than
5 cents a bushel today after Secre-
tary OF Agriculture Wickard told
House committee he favored price
control legislation which would place
ceilings over farm products at not
less than 110 per cent of parity. Rye
futures jumped as much as 7 cents.
The upward trend was checked and
net gains later reduced around 2
cents, but a rally at the close again
lifted prices to within a cent of the
DAYS highest.
The Secretary of Agriculture testi-
fed that despite recent advances in
farm commodities. prices were not
"out of line" and that as far as
agriculture was concerned increased
production was the best insurance
against imitation
All other grains. SOybeans and
lard advanced with wheat.
Closing prices for wheat were 37s
to Asa cents above final quotations
of Yesterday: December. Sl16l as
May. sI205s -s121; corn. 1-15s up;
December. 747s; May, 80's-S4; oats.
lisa up: rye, 3-3ls higher; soybeans
advanced 3s4 -512. and lard, 20 to 25
cents q hundred pounds.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Oct. u ,P-Poultry. live.
rs trucks. small hens flrmer; ducks easier.
balance steady, hens, > pounds and Gown.
Il; ducks 4lz pounds up, colored, -
white, Is; small. colored. 4; white. "A.
geese. l. pounds and down, l6. over L.
pounds. Is; other prices unchanged.
Butter, receipts, S66 557; steady, cream
cry. 81 score. 33I2, other prices IN
changed Eges. receipts, 5.6ls: steady
market unchanged
total United States shipments, 536, SUP
plies moderate. demand moderate. market
firm on best quality stock: Idaho Russet
Burbanks, U. S. No. /. > .O0-10: Colora do
Red McClures. U. S No l, 5000: MIN
neSota and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs.
U. S. No. /, 1918; Cobblers. U. S. No. ],
LOGO: Early Ohios U. s. Ne. /, I15-
1Tlz: Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs, U. s No
!. so; Chipewas and Katahdins, U. S.
No. |. 1.20-o5.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
London Market Firm.

LONDON, October 81 1Pt.-Tne
stock market opened firm and main
tained its strength to the close.
Prices in most sections finished at
the days best.
japanese bonds eased toward the
close, but still were p point up for
the day Gilt-edged bonds advanced
to around as Of point Industrials,
home rails and kaffirS held their
gains. South American rails were
frmer. Activity diminished in oils,
but most advances held.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
~ ~
Stocks

tBy Private Wire Direct to The StsrJ
Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High low Close
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat No. l hard. Oal.; No mixed
xeevtiy, IS Corn: No 3 mixedd, sodIqd, .
No. ;. 6Sia-6q; No. 4. 61i1; No. 5. 81 p
65iz No. , white. old ) No 5 mixed
new, 81: No. 3 yellow, new; 66-61ia: No. 4.
white, 45-4524 No . 43aa -44iz. No !
white, thin, 36la. Barley, mating, 64-S4,
nominal; feed and screenings, 3s-5l. nom
inal: No 3 barley. IS No l mailing bar
lev. 72iz Soybeans, No. / yellow, I.56'4-
81: No. 2, IS i2-94; No. 3. 81 2. Fled
seed, per hundredWeiEht. nominal; timothy
+ 0O-6 so: alsike, l2.5O-l4 so red top
sO0-s.75: red clover. 15.00-l7.00. sweet
clover. q 50-S50.
Evening star., 1941-10-21

STOCK And SAFES
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Approximate Sales To-day

100 AN 100000 1900 Noon 23n. 900
! 100 PM 80 900 200 PM 10000
Total - 5s0. 600
Unit Of trading. ten shares
In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganIzed under Bankruptcy Act or
CuritieS assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividend in the foregooing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
uuarerly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra div
tdends are not included
xEx dividend xr EI rights Also extra
or extras d Cash or stock Paid last
year fPsyahle in stock Declared or
paid so far this year Accumulated div
idends paid declared this year.
Evening star., 1941-10-21

STUCK dIIU SdItS-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High Low. Close.
Twin Coach C70e) 4 74 rs IA
Underw-El-F 2.25g 8 33A 32Is 33A
Tn Bag & Pap .75g 13 IOas l0L lOA
Union Carhide(3pN II 72a. EOL. 70
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Maryland Pays $4,000
In Bay Ferry Rebates
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated PreSS.
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Maryland
has paid out approximately $4,000
to holders of Annapolis Claiborne
ferry rebate tickets since the State
Roads Commission assumed opera
ton of the bay ferry. The pay
ments represent a little more than
one-fourth of the total amount due.
Chief Auditor William A. Codd
said yesterday that tickets are be-
ing redeemed in cash at the ferry
terminals and by check at the Roads
Commissions Office.
Rebates keep trickling in here in
small amounts" he said, "and we
have to write check to redeem each
group. We have written about 900
checks here and the total amount
of all of them was only $1,000. Most
of the tickets we redeem in cash."
Tickets valued at about $65, ,00O
were issued by the Annapolis-Cla
borne Ferry Co. after it succeeded
in obtaining an injunction restrain
ing the Public Service Commission
from effecting passenger fare re-
duction. When the State took over
June 10, it also assumed liability
for the rebate value of the tickets.
Mr.. Codd said August 81 is the
deadline for ticket redemption.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Court Rules Butchers
Can n'tCo||ect Pay for
Grocery Tie-up Week
Non-Striking Meat
Handlers Not Allowed
To Press Claims

Butchers not on strike, but who
had offered their full support" to
striking managers and clerks, are
not entitled to collect wages from
the Sanitary Grocery Co. for the
week its 215 stores were closed last
November, Municipal Court Judge
Nathan Cayton ruled yesterday.
The judge ruled in favor of the
firm in the case of Peter Caruso,
one of the butchers, who sought
S42 in wages for the period. Sew
eral hundred other butchers are
expected to abide by the decision
and not press their claims.
The court found that, although
the butchers we're not on strike,
they had pledged their full sup
port" to the strikers, and some had
even engaged in picketing the
stores.
In a memorandum opinion Judge
Cayton pointed out the plaintiff
contended the company was liable
for salary during the strike period
because it permitted the plaintiff
to hold himself in readiness to per-
form" and had not notified him
and the other butchers that the
stores would remain closed during
the strike. Continuing, the court
said:
Il find that there was complete
impossibility of performance during
the period of the strike, and that
all the circumstances were well
known to the employer and en-
ployes alike, and that in view Of
that knowledge any notice of dis
charge or layoff would have been
superfluous and could not have
served to define or alter the legal
status of the parties
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Boy Beaten by Mother Sent
To Orphonoge for Year

Mr.. Ford was ordered to pay s25
monthly for the child's keep at the
asylum until further order of the
court. At the expiration of the
year, the parents may apply to the
court for custody Of the child again,
according to the ruling.
Justice Morris said in his order
that both parents had agreed that
Hillcrest was the best particular
children's home for the boy.
The mother was convicted by a
District Court jury several weeks
ago on charges of beating and burn
ing the boy with hot water.
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough
sentenced her to serve 60 days.
Jimmy, during her trial, had re-
fused to testify. saying "Good-by
Mommy," and kissing her on leav-
ing the courtroom.
Evening star., 1941-07-12

Justice James w. Morris of Dis
tr1ct Court today ordered Jimmy
Ford, I, placed in an orphan asylum
for q year instead of awarding
custody to either his mother, who
is serving q 60-day Jail term for
beating him, or his father. who
had sought the boys custody.
The jurist ordered that Jimmy
be placed in Hillcrest, 4119 Nebraska
avenue NV, a "children's village"
operated by the Washington City
Orphan Asylum, Inc.
Both the mother, Mrs. Evelyn M.
Stewart, Is. and the father, Ken
meth A. Ford, will have the right
10 visit the child. The parents were
divorced in 1887 and Mrs. Stewart
in 1899 married Irving E. Stewart,
by whom she has one infant child.