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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Annual Presidents Reception
To Be Held at College Friday

Graduates 70 Receive Degrees Saturday Morning ct
Ceremony in Jones Hall; Judge Wilson VII Be Speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Mrs. Smith TO Entertain
Olympia Orfhopedic Guild

Ars. Gilbert w. Smith of sos
North Yakima will have a. her
guests Friday afternoon at a
bridge party. members of the
Olympia orthopedic guild.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

meet Saturday evening at T:&5 in
the ]. o. o. F. temple FOR import
ant business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
NotdbIes 10 Honor
DR.. |. NJ. franklin

Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries, and
many prominent members of the
Detroit clergy will be present at a
dinner tomorrow night in Hotel
Statler when a citation for dis
tinguished living will be awarded
DR.. Leo NJ. Franklin rabbi emeri-
tuS of Temple Beth FL
The citation viii be presented
by NJ. Hubert O'Brien. co-chair-
man Of the Detroit Round Table of
Catholics. Jews and Protestants,
on behalf of the National Confer
ence of Christians and Jews. II
will mark the second such award
being made in the history Of the
National Conference. The first was
made in Washington last year 10
Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
British War Aid
Tipped 4 Billion

LONDON, Dec. 16 GNS).-The
House Of Commons today passed
another 1O0oO00,O00 pound (S4,-
o0ooo0.0o0) war credit appropria-
ton after Chancellor Of the
ENchcqucr Sir Kingsley Wood dis
closed that Britain has already
laid out S3320oo00.o0o for the
war.
The House put up the additional
moncy-the fourth credit of 1000
600 600 pounds to be appropriated
since the war began after Sir
Kingsley had outlined The general
financial situation.
The war expenditures, it.. was
said now total nearly $4,000 00l
"A day OF this amount, approx
mately $50 100000 is Tor the
fighting services and the balance
for miscellaneous war services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
S Jailed Drivers
Lose Fine Option

Five motorists were sent 10 Jail
without a chance to pay fines and
three others were given their
choice of so days or 500 out Of
their. Christmas budgets by Traffic
Judge George T. Murphy today.
They were:
Paul Steffek. AZ, Of 1886 Manson
avenue. go days for reckless driv-
ing; Melvin Gilmer, %. of 6454
Ironwood avenue, 30 days for reck-
less driving; John l.. Bateman. 21,
of 4Sl3 Wabash avenue, 80 days
for reckless driving;
Joseph Mallingcr, %, Of 3655
East Willis avenue 10 days for
reckless. driving; wilbur b.
Hughes, %. of 1905 Bangor street
10 days for driving while his
license MAS revoked.
Sentenced to pay 500 fines or
serve 30. days for reckless driving
we're: John b. Sullivan, 33. of 1852
West Fort street; Steve JotiS, 25,
Of 2443 Canton avenue, and Alex
Jaworski. 33, of 6102 Farr avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Angott TO Test.
jenkins Friday

NEW YORK. Dec. IS (INS).-
Followers of the pugilstic indus
try around here have been wonder
ing Of late whether Lew Jenkins
has burnt himself out as a fighter
by pursuing his avocation as one
OF this towns most playful play
boys, and il seems likely that all
questions will be answered
promptly and with a degree OF
finalty on Friday night.
He tangles this time with
Sammy Angott fos The undisputed
lightweight championship OF the
world. The latter is a tough. rug
ged fellow out Of the Pennsylvania
mining country and is sufficiently
TO be recognized by the
National Boxing Association as the
lightweight titleholder. What /.
more he is going. 10 be in perfecc
condition.
Jenkins used TO be pretty tough
himself, when he first got going
around here on a streak that led
TO his eventually becoming the
New York commission champion.
and he punched so hard that the
WINGED when he landed.
But what has he got left? Can
he still go as he did when he first
came out of Texas He never was
a candidate al his best for a place
among the super-greats OF the
ring. but when he was hungry and
vicious and in shape he was
scarcely a Set-up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Market Mixed;
GIN, ChrysIer
Hit New Lows
Leading steels N
Move Higher as
Westinghouse Slips

NEW YORK. Dec 1e.-The stock
market was a mixed affair in fore
noon today, following yesterdays
modest recovery.
Price changes generally were Of
fractional proportions but trading
was al a fairly active pace Several
large blocks running 10 1000 shares
in Columbia Gas appeared on the
tape early. -- -
Motors were again weak with
Chrysler and GM at new lows for
the year. Pennsylvania. WeStinC-
house. Montgomery Ward, Good
rich and Public Service Of New
Jersey were others 10 slip behind
minus signs.
Gains were registered by Ana
conda, Bethlehem Steel General
Electric. United States Steel Ken
necott and International Nickel
Elsewhere the tone was steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Student Role
Defense Policy Outlined
by Princeton Head

PRINCETON. y. j.. Dec. 16
GNS)-Dr. Harold W. Dodds,
president of Princeton University
today outlined the policy 10 be
followed in preparing undergrad
yates for the defense of the nation.
Students in the three lower
classes may graduate ahead of the
scheduled time if they wish and
according to the plan juniors may
receive their diplomas in February
1913; sophomores in September
1913; freshmen in June. 1914.
Special courses 10 be added 10
the curriculum next term include
electronics for detection Of air.
planes, navy and coast guard
topography ordnance gunnery and
techniqueS of DECIDING for intelli-
genCe departments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Drunk Driver S
Plea Sets Mark

The first man in traffic court
history ever to plead guilty 70 two
drunk driving charges and thereby
make himself liable to a maximum
sentence of a year in jail as a
second offender is Henry Sase, 43,
of 1888 Archdale avenue, traffic
court attaches said today.
SaSe. given two-year probation
as drunk driver in 1881. was ar
rested again on that charge last
September "a. Awaiting trial, he
was again arrested for drunk driv-
ing December 4. Yesterday he
pleaded guilty 10 both latter Of
lenses and thereby became an adj
mitted second offender
Judge Thomas f. Maher said he
would pronounce sentence Jan
uary Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

couzenS, then mayor and several
city officials.
When seized. Takahashi had
subversive literature in his posi-.
session and plenty of money. Well
educated and talking English
without an accent. Takahashi
denied he was an agent OF the
japanese government. but refused
TO say where his money came
from.
Deported. Takahashi entered
this country illegally in 1889 and
when arrested offered immigra-
ton officers $4,000 to free him.
He was convicted on the bride
charge before Judge Frank A.
Picard and sentenced TO three
years in Leavenworth. When freed
he wifi be tried Tor illegal entry
or deported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Watkins Asks Detroit
Aid in Disease War

James X. Watkins. former De-
trolt police commissioner. today
called on Detroiters 10 support
the health defense program Of n
National Anti-Syphilis Committee.
OF the American Social Hygiene
Association.
at Ia necessary to guard
against syphilis at this critical
period In the country's history"
Watkins declared. More inten-
sive work must he done and done
quickly; but more can only he
done as additional funds are
given by far-slghted individuals
and companies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Tank Battalion Volunteers

Every member Of Battalion No.
9 of the World War Tank Corps
Association Of Detroit has offered
his services both 10 the United
States government and to Gov.
Murray ID. Van Wagner il was
announced today Winthrop w.
Smith, commander of the bat
talon, said 1t was possible that
the army may want TO assign the
tank corps veterans 10 instructor
Jobs with the present army tank
units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Norwegian Ship
Sunk Off Hawaii

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is QNS)
The navy department late yes
terday announced that a Nor
wegian motor ship was sunk close
10 Hawaii, and that the United
States Marines are holding Mid
way and Wake Islands IN the
eighth day Of siege by Japanese
naval and air forces.
The navy's comnunique. eighth
since the war began, said the crew
of the Norwegian ship had been
rescued by naval vessels. but il did
not disclose how the Norwegian
ship met It's doom.
The communique said that other
wise the Hawaiian area has been
without Incident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Lights Of 200 Autos
Help Bomber Land

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Dec. is
CINSl--A Royal Canadian Air
Force bomber landed here today
almost out Of gas, with the aid
of the headlights OF 200 automo-
blleS. The five-man crew of the
plane said their radio was out OF
order They had set eHt from
Nova Scotia, but would not give
their destination. 1t was assumed
they were scouting the Atlantic
Coast.
A feet Of cars was rounded UP
while the plane clrcled the city.
dropping fares. The population.
sensing that the aircraft was in
desperate straits, forgot the posi-
bility of its being An enemy raider.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
lnter-Church Loop
Gage Results

CENTRAL DIVISION
First Presbyterian Church-M
Holmes 3s. Downtown YMCA AZ; First
Presbyterian -. Wesley Methodist ~: Fort
Prssbyterisn -, Trinity Episcopal 81
Downtown YMCA Woodward Baptist n
Genital Presbyterian 10.
NoRTHEAsTERN DIVISION
Burroughs school Burns Baptis, 81. Mt.
z'on 2s bitks,t girls y Hurhut Baptist
Prsshyterisn Is; Bethany Methodist IS.
NJ. Zion Lutheran 30. Hurlbu, Baptist 80,
hsarpsr Msthotis, 81 Ashury Methodist 20.
East Grand Methods, II; Hope Reformed
girls IS. East Grand Methodist girls ia:
b.thsny Msthodi,t girls Il, NJ Hops
Hope R.forned ~ Burns Baptist 20, East
Grand Christian %
NORTHERN DIVISION
highland Park Hish sohool--Fir,t Bsp-
ilst 81 W. Calvary Evangelical. a.
Westrlns,er Pres, -, " 81, Paul Meth
Truth Lutheran. -. Highland Park Bsp-
list. 81, vs. Trinity Eagles 81 Church ~
Christ. -. vs. Trinity GrAys 30 Hish.
land PARK Preshy,.risn. 81, vs.. Metro
Northern YMcA-woodvar Pr.sbyts-
risn, 81 We. Twelfth Evangelical, 81
Wsstminster Church. intermediate boys--
Westminster q, Highland Park Presoy-
terrain II. Metropolitan ~, Finnish Luth-
eran g
Metropolitan Church Highland Park Bap-
list rs, St Luke Methodist Il: 81. An.
drews Presbyterian Is. Trinity Methodist Q
NORTHWESTERN DIVISION
Nardin Park Church. tsrthmoor Meth
odist 81 Dexter Baptist II Northeastern
Baptist rs scoyal Whites n NaIsrens Is,
Ecovel Blues 10
McMiehaei school hardin Park Meth.
odist 50. Grace Methodist ~. Whitefield
Methodist 90. Grand River Baptist 10.
soUTHEASTERN DIVISION
Jackson intermediate School (Nortn
gym Bethany Evangelical. 81 vs.. Refor-
nation Lutheran, IS Crosse Points Pred
bytsrian. 20 vs.. Jefferson Methodist, IL.
(South GYM Eastminster Presbyterian, "a,
vs. Mack Avenue Evangelical. is. Csvs.
nant Presbyterian 81, vs. 81. Marks Meth
odist, 30
WESTERN DIVISION
Western H,gh school Campbell Meis-
odsi. ~ vs. iTmsruel Baptist, ~ 81
Andrews PRESBYTERIAN. % " Clivst Prss-
byterian. 20. Ecdrse Presbyterian, "a ~
Fort Presbyterian, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Electrical Speaker
To Be Tested Today

"The Nodor." an electrical ap'
paratus that talks, reciteS poetry
convcrSeS with the audience. and
sings, is on exhibit today before
the faculty and advanced students
of Wayne University.
The instrument is a means OF
dramatizing telephone research in
the creation of speech, artifically
from fundamental sounds. II is
operated by a keyboard and ped
ais. Demonstrating the Voder will
he Or. J. O. Perrine Of New York,
assistant vice president Of the
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, and two assist
ants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Canada Makes
I Cabinet Shifts

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 16 (INS)
. Canada wartime cabinet was
up today with a new min
lister of labor and a new secretary
OF state.
Humphrey Mitchell. chairman Of
the new national war labor board
assumed the post of minister of
labor, succeeding Norman Nc
Larty, who was installed as secre-
tary Of state to replace Pierre
Casgrain
Casgrain was appointed a Judge
of the Quebec Superior Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Recall Jap Spy Here
Takaheshi Arrested in 1879 After Deportation;
Now in Leavenworth for Bribery Attempt

The roundup of aliens by the
FBI following the outbreak Of
war recalled to immigration Off
GERS today the last attempt of a
Japanese spy to stir up trouble
here by organizing secret socie-
ties with the liberal use Of money,
presumably supplied by Japan.
The spy, 64-year-old Satohata
Takahashi. or Naka Nakane, was
arrested here in 1899, after he
was deported following attempts
to organize Negroes into groups
TO overthrow the white race.
Takahashi'S recruiting work
went on in 1884 when he formed
The Development of Our Own"
among. il was estimated, 10000
Negroes and attempted to stir up
race feeling At the time II was
said. threats were made 10 Frank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Farmland Slain
Chasing Woman
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON. Dec. 16.-Prosecutor
Ernest J. Rogers said today that
he doubted if any charges would
be placed against Mrs. Leon d.
Potter, Sc, for the self -. defense
Staying of Gerald Shaw, AZ, a
farmland.
Mrs. Potter suffering from shock
in a Jackson hospital. told Rogers
that Shaw threatened her and a
boarder Jack Alt. II, after her
husband left for work in Detroit.
After taking two shots at Alt,
she told Rogers, Shaw put down
the gun and started 10 chase her.
She picked IT up and shot him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
JoIson Wants 10 Buy
Fiqhter S Contract

PHIL A D K L PHIA, Dec. 10
GNS) Al Jolson, the nanny
singer who claims 10 have dis.
covered Henry Armstrong. today
offered 10 purchase the contract
OF Bob Montgomery. Philadelphia's
Negro lightweight contender.
In telegram 10 promoter Her
man Taylor, Jolson expressed be-
lief that Montgomery could be
just as great as Armstrong. Tay-
lor turned over the message 70
frankie Thomas, the Philadelphia
puncher'S manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Fight Damages Set
AT $1,000 by Jurors

Nicholas Ferrara, 1916 Gray
avenue, was $1,000 richer today
by reason of an award granted
him by a jury in Circuit Judge
Clyde V. Wehster's court resulting
from a beating he received two
years ago
Ferrara charged his arm was
permanently disabled when he
was beaten with chain by
Dominic Palazzola, 1855 Lafayette
avenue, a former neighbor with
whom he quarreled. Palazzola
must pay the award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Met. Art Museum
To Move Treasures

NI\V YORK, Dec. rs GNS)-
The metropolitan Museum of Art
announced today that il Viii 'cya-
cuato Soma. eft lbs most fireplace
able object ~ art, hat VIII keep
tho great bulk of ITS collections in
it~ own galleries, SatCguardcd by
special meas ureS.
Museum officials said tho most
treasured objects Mould be sent
out of the urban area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Police, Fire Damage
Not Liability Of Cities

Z LANSING, Dec. 16.-CitieS are
not liable for the negligent acts Of
policemen and,firemen, Atty. Gen
Herbert J. Rushton ruled today.
Unless the Legislature spe-
officially creates such liabil-
lty, none exists" he said. Getty
owned fire trucks going to and
from n fire are acting In a gov
ernmental capacity and the mu-
nicipality IL not liable for their
negligent acts while so engaged"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Police Claim Suspect
Wore u. 5. Uniform

Los ANGELES. Dec. Is GNS).
Said lay police to be wearing the
uniform of a United States Army
officer when arrested. a man Civ
ing hle name as Ernest Frohlich
De MoScr p was i'm custody of
federal agents today.
pa++ea- claHmed- they raided -hi~
Hollywood apartment and found
Ia complete wardrobe Of United
States Marine, Navy and Army
uniforms q short wave broadcast
ing ,ct and what appeared to be
data ON. coast defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
u. 5. 10 Ask Brazil
End, Italian Airline, >

WASHINGTON, Dec. is (INS)
Responsible quarters here today
disclosed that the United States
intends to renew It's efforts TO
persuade Brazil to cancel the Ital-
ian Lati airline that operates
between Italy and that South
American republic.
The American government has
long regarded the Lati airline as
the most direct and dangerous es-
pionage link between the European
Axis powers and the Western
Hemisphere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Jury Commissioner
Out Despite Lawyers

LANSING, Dec. Is. - Despite
The pleas OF the recorders court
Judges bench in Detroit and the
Detroit Bar Association, John l.
Whitehead today was dropped
from the recorders court jury
commission.
Coy. Murray y. Van Wagner
Or. Lewis d. Millman,
Wayne University professor of
economics. to replace Whitehead.
The two other jury commissioners,
Mrs. Kathleen 3. Hamlin and Miss
Clara SwieCzkowska, were reap
pointed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Bundles for Sailors
Campaign Launched

NEW YORK. Dec. Is (INS)-A
nationwide campaign under the
direction of bundles for blue
Jackets was launched today 10
furnish men in the United States
Navy with comfort kits, knitted
SoX and sweaters.
Headed by Mrs. Wales Latham.
the organization has the approval
of the navy department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
PhoneY Subscription
Vendor Gets 90 Days

Convicted Of taking money
under false pretcnses by posing as
a magazine salesman and collect
ing 81 down payments on fake
magazine subscriptions. Joseph
IIonchcy 33, today began a 90-day
Jail term In the Detroit House
of Correction. Henchey pleaded
guilty 10 the charge
Police said he has dcfrauded
Detroit housewives OF $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
State COP Supports
Special LEGISLATURE
TimrS sian Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. Is Governor
Van Wagoncr said today ne has
been assured Of cooperation by
legislators when he
calls a special session next H4eRth.
He made his statement in an
Swcr TO rumors that Republicans
would keep the Legislature in
session an year to Snipe at Demo
cratic leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Accused Of Leaving
Auto Death Scene
Times star Correspondent

KALAMAZOO. Dec. 16.-Alfonso
Gevaert, 50, of Mishawaka, Ind,
was to face Justice Gordon l..
Stewart today for examination on
the charge of leaving the scene of
an accident, i'm which l.. Lakin
Brown. So, was killed in highway
US-131. south of Kalamazoo, Sat
urday night Brown was kala-
maZon county, RepubLlcan loader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
U. S. Takes German Offices

NEW YORK, Dec is GNSr.-
Treasury agents today took over
the joint offices occupied by the
Free American and DeutScher
Weckruf ind Beobachter, the Ger
man American Bund and the
German American BuSin S
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Vithy Orders 2-Week
Industrial Shutdown

NICHY. France. Dec. is GNS)
Owing 10 what was officially
described as shortage OF raw
the ViChy government
today decreed a two-week shut
down for many French industrial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Bomb Proof Shelters
For Sale in New York
MRS. JEAN ROTHFUS UE

NEW YORK, Dec. is GNS).-
Bomb proof air raid shelters,
ranging in price from 5000 to
$4,000, were being offered New
Workers today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Youthful Miss Durbin, the
cinema actress-singer who's
announced that she'll fly to
England government wiling
10 spend a month singing for
and entertaining soldiers in
cantonmcnts. Her bridegroom,
Vaughn Paul, Hollywood sub
executive. will accompany her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Jap Bombing Feared,
Bulbs on Capitol Out
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Dec. 16.-The spar
king bulbs hundreds of them
which light the state capitol's
dome, Will not burn again until
the war is over, Building Superin-
tcndcnt Noll Nerbcrg said today
Alarmed over reports Of enemy
planes within the country's Dor
ders, Nerberg ordered lights out
for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
GLORIA VANDERBILT

Glamorous Gloria, heiress
to 100000 cat the age
of. 2r, pictured beaming for
friends in d New York night
club when she introduced the
man to whom her engagement
has been announced. He's
Pat DiCicco, Hollywood agent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Industrial Profits
Jump 81 Per Cent

NEW YORK Dee ~ Indus
trial earnings rose 81 per cGr, ir
the frst/ninc months. ~ l94l over
1910 despite much heavier tANr-
a survey OF 416 companies hv Tho
Federal Reserve Board showed
Durable goods $50 c0npsrIc
showed an Increase OF 80 pcf cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Livestock Markets
nI TRnII

CATTI7 r. Receipts ff1- MARKET steady
choice stecr' Sl2 80 ~ 10 % good steers
81 90 ? 90 Common 70 msdlum IS %
- medium Ss259il 70 good be.frs
go 55a n common . medium, 81 .5g
cows s. zoos ~. cutter ana comm p
beef balls 50 5o9 915. good sausage bulls.
50 25 so medium sausage bunt So 2
1p -. cutter and common So 80 -
Sliui5. medium IS 5opii; good stocker
and feeder stecqr and holfers 81 So 1913.
common = medium s. r. $50
c hLvLs hteepis 500 so 4a'ae, , So. s,,+a,
med nm, $loH ii.50, culs and common
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts . 300.
choice lemhs Sl31l3 so; medium ~ good,
Sfi 50u127S: Cul and common SO so
IL good and choice ewes. 50 IS tt5 20.
common aud medium, 50 49, BIO, cul's
~ HOGS Receipts 2-nnn,- naIl,it- moi n4iah-
'lshed early Prospects lower Monday
close follows sovs &c 30 soc up; good
10 22o lbs sil IS 200 to go ms 81 2'i
gao 70 goo lbs Sii o. 26n ~ 2Nn ins
$40 o. ZS0 tp 500 ibs.s Nl0.S1 .rHe' I''.
200 90 $50 INs, SO - 30 o. 400 ios
Sa.a1ll 25, PIGS and Lights Sll, T"ss.
50 80.
CHICAGO
,sCpEChGp urc IS. AlNSl HOGS i''-
ccipts 10000 market zoe o. Zoe hiIh'i
SOP. Si1 40. uuiK Sl10 II 80. hesvIes
SlH714li. mediums 'Sl1u11.in ulht,.
So sGulito, lght lights. Slo % ~ 81
CATTLE Receipts IS 600; markc,
steady. calves Receipts 1000: market
steady. Beef steers choice 81 lo eu.
medium 81 507 u Nearings Slor > h@5.
~ 3D. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

For the Inside NcWs" ri
Washington. follow Paul Mai
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

I3lI-I3$t hInrtN 'ftta o'INrA m fto1k. dVptIouaI
con account o. Accommodations ~.Odd lots oulJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

'rHyQsEs11 FANLes SIZE 7zassF 4A5 eGAn ILoJsANo5 q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Spite Fence Causes
Damage Action

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81 CUPD
- A spite fence" erected between
the pickcted PickWick hotel and
the adjoining Pacific Greyhound
bus depot brought a $4,000 damage
suit today.
Tho Pickwick hotel management
filed the action against the bus
company, asking an injunction
seeking removal of the barricadc
and damages for Inconvenience
annoyance" and loss Of business. A
preliminary hearing was set for
next Wednesday.
The dispute arose when AFL cul-
mary pickets discovered a door be-
tween the Pickwick hotel and the
bus depot was being used by the
hotel to save its guests the embar-
rassment of passing a picket line.
The Greyhound management there
upon built barricade aross the
doorway.