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Evening star., 1941-12-17
On the Record
DOROTHY THOMPSON.

Col. Knoxs report puts the
best possible face on the Ha-
waiian disaster. He tells us that
THE Navy sustained damage to
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Kleist, leader of the retreating Ger
man forces in that area, has sent
. message Of coincidence to the Ital-
ian high command and voiced con-
fldence OF ultimate victory
Evening star., 1941-12-17
BY FRANK r. KENT.

Even had the Japanese not at
tackled, soon or late we would nave
been fully into this war. 1t was
inevitable from the start. We rec
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Draft Bill
MoyAct as
Strike Curb
Law Could Serve
As New Version Of
Work or Fight
By DAVID LAWRENCE.s

All able-bodied men Of the ages
Of 10 and A, inclusive, may soon
find themselves on the active or re-
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Parents Vote Down Winter
Vacations for Children
y the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ROCKFORD, Ill, Dec. 17.-Rock-
ford parents decided emphatically
yesterday that winter vacations were
not the thing for their children.
In effect, they promised to put
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Italian General Killed
In Southern Russia

! BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Rome
radio. heard here by N. B. c.. re-
Evening star., 1941-09-14

FORD 1898 de luxe coupe; black finish.
white-wall tires; car that wit yatisfy a
most discriminating buyer; price, 1893.
See Mr.. Reardon.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

CHEVROLET 1880 o. luNs i.doof trunt
..a.. !sSi ,mssh'.glf,..l ,ctIn. y,EI sI,.g I;,..g NJ.
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Evening star., 1941-09-14

e25 Maple Ave. Takoma Park, Sligo 23O,
Evening star., 1941-09-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LINCOLN Continental 1910 convertible
Packard dealer. 18th and Pa. ave: sc.
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1888 4-door sedan;
eesn brosdeoth upestery Sado hessT
vnced that 'th this S car has had p Perfect
~ TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS; aoo
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1897 ccupe; black
finish. very clean interior, radio. a fine
motor nSd and good tires an outstanding buy
,7oTT TOWN ygsn & :, coyNTRY MoT9Rsa T2 saoo
original black, finish, interior tailored in
rich broadcloth, Wv. tires, radio, heater;
the ne5I TowN II n mot95 eoNTEY ssT yal9s r e45
1907 I4th st. NV MI 5000
MERCURY 1910 4-door touring sedan; this
car Is absolutely like new In every respect
excellent motor and tires, RADIO and heater
reduced for immediate sale; only S695
4s-hour money-back guarantee. plus 80
LEO RoccA. INC.
Phone Us for Home Demonstration.
MERCURY 40 convertible club coupe; dark
matte top. perfect leather upholstery and in
hne condition. sporty is the word for this
1921 i4th st. NV. Hobart 1900.
MERCURY 1892 club conyertibIe: radio.
heater; s535' Mr.. Molloy, Republic 5050,
MERCURY 1899 sedan; one-owner car
driven very carefully, condition like new.
Your opportunity Of lifetime Special
today. s595; Ask for Mr. Coates,
1l14 Vermont ave. NV. MA $3.50
MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan; original
dark blue finish. upholstery always covered
and like new; one careful owner, used very
little; smooth S-cyl. economy engine. This
better car will please you at S625.
17oTI TOWN YIN q e. CogNTRY MOTORS; Tf So,
| MERCURY 1910 club convertible: radio
heater, white sidewalks. tulip finish; sac
rifice at only S745; new-car terms and
guaranteed. Burrows, Studebsker, 200 M
st sc. AT 5966.
MERCURY 1910 sedan coupe; dark blue
finish, slip covers. radio. heater and
10000 Buy direct from rOueH owner and 'isHse save
Priced at $500. No trades. Call Oliver
MERCURY 1889 4-door touring sedan;
Falkstone gray baked enamel like new;
ribbed broadcloth interior, elec clock, g
spoke steering wheel, bumper guards front
and rear. chrome-covered wheels. See il
It's that clean. T It goes s. for 'ts s54s - low %
terms, Is months on balance; writer
guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR CO, DI. $500
| MERCURY 40 convertible club coupe; darE
| blue hnish, radio, white-side tires, auto
| matte top, perfect leather upholstery and ir
hne condltion' sporty" is the word for thii
' II. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS.
1921 14th st. NV. Hobart 1900.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
MARYLAND FARMS.

$4,000. lO-acre waterfront, with very
old, beautifully me dernized brick Colonial
On good road fine view Of % bay SSe, excellent lien
S1e,60o. $50 acres of the very best
land, Chester loan: in hlgh StaCe OF cultl-
vation, on Route 240. Excellent buildings
10-room Colonial house, with bath NV
s32,500. Frederick County farm. 300
a.. practically all under plow;, historical
heat. Large rooms, high ceilings. Large
harm and dairy. tenant house, other build
ingS. Two extra large springs, cold enough
for cooling milk.
Modernized country home. central hall
very large rooms house Just being done
over; 20 acres excellent land. with large
stream; only IL miles north of D. c; line
Old brick Colonial house, r., baths
NV. heat. Rooms extra large with high
land, sassafras loan, good tobacco land
well fenced: several streams and springs.
Tobacco farms from $4,000 to $4,000.
One with I'm, modernized I G Groom house pro- rGr
pay for the farm. One with old Colonial
house, IA rooms between Marlboro and
D. c. 10 mi. out, 40 acres; 100000. No
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS,
$4,000 Near Fairfield and Blue Ridge
summit, l64 acres; attractive large, stone
house, stone barn and other buildings.
Very productive land, on good road at
S6,50O. Very fertile. ia acres, level
delds, OR. brick house good condition,
large barn. other buildings,
$4,000. Good 6-room, house. 124 acres,
en- macadam road.
R. D. LILLE,
e25 Maple Ave, Takoma Park Sligo 1905
Evening star., 1941-09-14

FORD 1882 Tudor; rebuilt motor, app.
$500 mi: Elein bicycle. oxford 0425-R.
Leaving for school; quick sale.
FORD 1910 Tudor; perfect-performing So
h .. motor; immaculate interior. black nm
ish: d. c. inspection guaranteed. Reduced
to 1857.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Values Are Tops'A
Evening star., 1941-09-14
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS Wk.sT-S.

WILL BUY FROM PVT. F..r.Y, CASH,
farm. any size, in Frederick. Mont. Car
roll or Howard Co: for quick sale, give full
details; no trifers. Box 406-T, Star.
EoU1TY BUSINESS PROPERTY TRADE
for improved farm. 30 m. D. c.; 100 or
more acres. Box 445-T. Star.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM,
write US price and directions how to reach.
Exclusive listing. not REQUIRED: 81 COM
mission: MD.-vA. LAND AGCY., Insurance
Bldg, Wash, D. C.
OR MORE ACRES, GOOD ROAD
timber, stream. State facilities available
and price. Box 1904. Star.
WANTED SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE
with water front, with or without improve
ments, fishing. Give details. Box 21-V,
Evening star., 1941-09-14
SO FINE CARS
SACRIFICED

Nhile most dealers are now faced with n
used-ear shortage. we have the best selee-
ZION IN town. All years. All makes, All
types! Mostly one-oRner cars Teeondi-
TONED to exacting high standard,
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Modern home, IS acres,
11-room house, excellent condition; auto
matte coal heat; beautiful location, y mi.
on paved highway; choice section Mont
somery Co.; other outbuildings; > streams,
) springs Want offer SH 266S
Evening star., 1941-09-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


ATTRAcTIyEI LOG CABIN NEW EuR Ts.
For quick sale, $500; $500 down, bal
snce S25 per mo. North 4520.
FIVE-RoOM COTTAGE ON SALT WATER.
30 miles out; living room, two bedrooms,
kitchen, complete bath, automatic. elec.
sn ssiaRnce sa5 mo1thiy, o6 Mr.. MEYER. Avalon
Shores, Shady Side. Md. or Sterling 9551.'
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE; FIVE
rooms two large porches, complete bath
with built-in tub. automatic electric pump,
beautiful lot on improved road; refined
manify terms. HRi se WEST sSorshsm Beach,
Mayo, Md, or Sterling 955l.
COTTAGE FOR SALE; POINT BLACK
ttone, St. Mary's CO.. ami: reasonable.
Call AT 1870
on CHESAPEAKE BAY, 20 MILES FROM
Washington; large cottage, suitable for
ehidrens camp or fishing and hunting
club, g, NJ FORMAN. r. y. d. /, Burke. Va.
LONG BEACH. ST LEONARD, MD. =
White sand beach on open bay; safe for
children, all types lots, water front wood .
300 " A terms small down payments,
Buy n0a take advantage OF rising market
For yout 1ensni sss Ions Beach before
Frsdffrk Solomon Island road 10
eEvTRR RivER
NfaHIIful home In Uufgeuuf fft Tins
IN tsis snd nsiufsl hafbor Center hall
lsss htlnf ~ dhius tp , osdrms !.
hssl f.tsf ssfaff plsf ~ arfss nittlr
,tl.s,g "a sIl \, ssld a hslf N, se,i
f'uH 's'gIppysy nc
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Evening star., 1941-09-14
1913 ACRE STOCK FARM,

IS miles from Key Bridge, in Loudoun
County Va. This would make excellent
dairy; all fenced; road front fence with
white board panel; good 6-rm. house with
room for bath, summer kitchen and cleo:
barn, 30x60. with SOFT. L. extension;
sheep barn, 16x30; corn crib poultry
house, 2-car garage, soft. implement
shed. This farm is bargain at only
$4,000; $1,000 down, balance on easy
terms. RAY BARNEY, Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

LA SALE 1899 club coupe: very attrac-
tive car in fne condition mechanically and
in appearance; equipped with radio and
heater, new white-wall tires: low-mileage
car for only S6i5. MCKEE PONTIAC, 5l00
Wisconsin ave. Emerson $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor original black
finish radio and heater; a family car;
priced low enough to please any one; S425.
Ask for Mr. Reardon.
TT
Evening star., 1941-09-14
TRIANGLE MOTORS. -,

FORD 1885 Tudor; black finish, very clean
interior. new clutch; D. c. inspection guar
anteed. Reduced to S156.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
1.ot ME- 600C
Evening star., 1941-09-14

FORD 1910 Fordor de luxe sedan. If you
are looking for a clean car you can't beat
this one. Original black inish with white
Exceptionally low mileage Priced for
quick sale S615. See Mr.. Barksdale,
HILL g. TIBBITTS, INC,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Newberry Wins
Navy Steno Job

John S. Newberry Jr., 30-year-
old nephew OF Truman II. New
berry, former secretary OF the
navy, was sworn into the naval
reserve as a yeoman. third class,
today, two days before he was 70
have reported for induction into
the army.
Newberry, who tried to obtain
a commission in the naval reserve
and failed, will perform the duties
OF stenographer when he is called
TO active service, reserve officials
said. He was scheduled TO report
Friday for induction into the army
along with his brother. Camman,
26. Harvard University law gradu.
ate. Camman. who was not sub
ject to call for several months,
volunteered.
The sons OF three other promi-
nent Detroiters were placed in de-
ferred classifications today by
board 81, Newberry's board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
British RepuIsed
In Syria, Libyd
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
Fierce fighting ragged on all the
major war fronts today.
The chief battle area was the
desert of western Libya. There
the Germans and Italians claimed
smashing victories against the
British offensive designed to re-
lieve the siege of Tobruk and re-
capture Libya from the Axis.
Berlin and Rome claimed that
the British were not only repulsed
with heavy losses but were in fun
retreat before the Axis troops. The
British suffered extremely heavy
losses. according to the Axis
claims, in tanks and armored cars.
Axis military authorities COM
pared the fighting in Libya to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Ndzi Troops in Finland
Bring British Ban

LONDON, June 1S.-GNS)-
German troops are reaching Fin
land in such large numbers that
IL is clear they are taking up per-
manent position" the ministry of
economic warfare announced
today.
AS a result. il was said. granting
of navicerts for ships bound for
Petsamo has been suspended since
June Ii. Three Finnish ships are
now under detention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Brenda I'D We'd
Nero York's Top Glamour Girl Since Debut in 1888,
She'll Marry 'ShipUreck Kelly This Month

There are few weather. girls in
the nation and few with less os-
tentation than the socialite whose
glamour crown has gone unfair
nished through NOT one but three
social seasons in New York.
In the seasons since she was
introduced TO society at a brilliant
ball in the RitZ-Carlton on De-
cember q, 1888, her name has
been linked with every handsome.
eligible young man in New York
and a wide directory of other
towns.
1,500 GUESTS AT PARTY
More than 1900 guests attended
that party, the most costly of that
and several other seasons.
Champagne ran like water from
a broken tap and Brenda, elegant
m white satin and ostrich feathers,
danced until $50 a. m, although
she had climbed out OF a sick bed
to attend.
BY contrast, her wedding will
be the smallest of the season.
Only members of the family
will attend the ceremony which
will be held in her mothers Ritz
Carlton suite and there will be
no attendants for the bride.
A few intimate friends will
come. by verbal invitation, for the
reception in the Crystal Room.
1t is to be assumed that the
bride and groom will NOT set UP
housekeeping in cold water
flat.
Her father and step-father saw
TO that, and Kelly is independently
wealthy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Air Troops
Reinforced
Off Coast
BY GRnFFING BANCROFT


WASHINGTON, June 18.-Sec-
Rotary of the Navy Frank Knox
today told Congress that tha
United States is increasing its air
force on Newfoundland to help
protect Canada from attack.
The disclosure, bare of details,
came in testimony by Knox on the
pending st. Lawrence Waterway
project.
Knox strongly urged completion
of this Great Lakes-to-Atlantic
deep seaway so that warships can
be built in the lake area.
1T will give us shipways 1000
miles inland from the ocean and
we are already taking steps to
insure Canada from air attack"
he said.
I'VE are enlarging our air
force on Newfoundland, off tho
mouth of the st. Lawrence, and
shipbuilding facilities I'm tho
Great Lakes can be made secure
from attack"
Warning that the world will be
disturbed for long time to
come" Knox said that the United
States is building a feet twice as
big as any in history and one
which will command all the
waters of the Western Hemis-
phere and both oceans at once II
necessary"
II don't know how long tho
war will last, but 1 do know
that the need for control of the
seas will exist for a long time,"
he declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Leap from Flaming Home

Trapped when fire broke out in
their house at 21204 Berg road.
BEDFORD Township, Oscar Dirette,
25, and his wife, Jennie. IS, leaped
to safety early today from a sec
ond floor window. They received
treatment for minor injuries at
BEDFORD Receiving Hospital. Fire
man Arthur Richa also received
minor injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
6 Patrolmen Named
To Detective Force

Six patrolmen were promoted
to the rank of probationary de-
tectives today by Police Commits
sioner Frank d. Eaman. They are
Charles d. RumSey. Chene station
Carl l.. Falk. Accident Prevention
Bureau Clyde Cox. Hunt station,
Armand Meneghel. Hunt station;
John Cotter, Chene station and
Earl Elazier, Garfield station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
SeIfridoe Filler Dies

MT. CLEMENS, June 1S.-In-
jured in plane crash at Selfridge
Field on June y, Cadet Morris
Hallett, 81. of Newton. Mass. died
today in the field base hospital.
The body will be sent 10 Boston for
burial Lieut. B. f. Pearson. who
was flying the plane when il
crashed on the take-off. was killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
.Stimson Wants Guard
In Service I'd Year

WASHINGTON, June 49,
(INS)-Secretary of War Stimson
is TO submit a report to the White
House soon on the advisability of
holding the national guard in fed
eral service for a second year,
President Roosevelt said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
= Syrian
Cities Fall
To Vichy
BY EARL REEVES
Intl News service staff Correspondent

LONDON, June 18. - Heavy
fighting ragged in Syria and
Lebanon today as Vichy forces
pressed a determined counter-drive
TO save Damascus and Beirut from
British and Free French columns.
Battle lines fluctuated as both
forces scored advances in rapidly
developing operation of thrust and
British military authorities said
that Vichy mobile columns. oper-
ating along British communication
lines, captured the towns of Ezra,
Merj Ayoum and kuneitra by
means of series of swift assaults.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

aged s Il n d a y
night when two
Dearborn High
School brothers
were killed by
a hit-run driver
was held for in
vestigation of
their deaths to-
day.
He is Walter
Janiga, 80. OF
2o042 X o s S
street. a check
er- in a Ford
Motor Company
shipping plant.
Dearborn De-
tectiyes Ben ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Baron Egon Karl Won Mauchen-
helm. Detroit's hard-to-get-rid-of
German nobleman. is a bridegroom
without a country today. but a
bridegroom nevertheless, and ac-
cording to his own words, happy
one.
The German political refugee
recently married Miss E. Carolyn
Caulk. well known through her
recent position as manager of the
Hotel Statler's Cafe Rouge.
TELLS OF MARRIAGE
In their attractive Selden ave-
nue. apartment today the baron
said:
I'VE were married four weeks
ago by the Rev. c. Brownson
Allen of the First Methodist
Church. We have known one
another for some time, and
though our marriage was n sur
prise To our friends, we really
had planned IL for quite a while.
All l can say Il that we are
very, very happy"
He further revealed that the
NaZi government recently took
away his German citizenship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
NG<is. Reds i'm Pact
International News Service Cabs

LONDON, June 1S.-The Lon
don bureau of the Tass (Russian)
news agency. today announced re-
ceipt of word that a preliminary
Russo German trade agreement
was signed yesterday in Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
AGENTS BARE WORKINGS

South testified that in 1910,
while under indictment, he re-
ceived payments totalling $500
from the pool operators after
turning over his clientele TO a Mr.
Bowers" who assumed the job
South had held before his indict-
ment. He said he did nothing for
the $500 and did not know why it
was paid him. He said payments
were made by man identified as
Harold Zumstein, who was con-
nected with the state
Yesterdays witnesses were all
agents or sub-agents for the pool
and testified as TO its workings.
William F. Bantin, a Crosse
Pointe Park barber, told of rent
ing the basement of his home at
1873 Klenk avenue TO the pool
for their use on Saturday morn
ings during 1888 and 1889. He
said he was paid 500 per month
until the last two months of the
POOLS operation when the rent
was raised TO $3.50 because he
wasn't satisfied.
Elmer Sey, brother-in-law of
Jack Gagnon. told Of a meeting
with Ranney in 1899 in the kitchen
of Gagnons home at which he.
Gagnon and Ranney planned to
eliminate a competitive pool.
81 was TO contact a big shot
In the other pool and hire out
a. an agent" Sey explained IL
was to arrange 10 have him drop
off some tickets at my home at
1850 the following Wednesday
and the police would arrest him."
II made the contact" he con-
tinued, "but he delivered the
tickets n half hour earlier and
when the two cars of police ar
rived on time he was gone"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

LONDON, June 1S.-A new
hero appeared on the British war
scene today following an appeal
by Lord Beaverbrook, minister OF
state, TO professional and amateur
radio technicians in the United
States for help in manning this
country's greatest weapon-the
radio locator
In transatlantic broadcast,
the Canadian-born publish e r
statesman for the first time told
of this scientific development.
which is able to locate invading
planes through fog and darkness
and aids in guiding Royal Air
Force attackers TO their objec-
tives.
CREDIT MR.. WATTS
But he faifed to tell who in
vented il. and correspondents
were fobbed off with brief state
ment that one Robert Alexander
Watson Watts. telecommunica-
tions adviser for the air ministry,
was responsible and that the ma
chine ''wos born in a rather an
Gent lorry on March morning
in 1885"
I'm just an ordinary scIen-
tist," said Watts today.
Watts declined 10 discuss his in
yention.
Il can just say that i hope a
lot Of people can sleep more
comfortably In their beds" he
said. eff have succeeded In do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Grill Driver
In Death Of
Boys

An Inkster motorist who could
II explain how his auto was dam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
RUMoRs FROM SOVIET

London heard uneasy news that
a preliminary Russo-Gerrnan trade
agreement was signed yesterday
in Berlin. The Geneva Journal
reported from London that Russia
would soon authorize transit of
German arms across Russia 10
Iran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
IN THE
NEWS

KIND readers, your column.
n LIST Is not going to bore
you with his own opinions on
vivisecti0n today.
He intends to present fOr
your consideration the
thoughts and conclusions Of a
very distinguished England
physician and surgeon
Walter II. Hadwen, M. d.,
M. r. c. S.-a leader in his
honorable profession.
Doctor Hadwen Is opposed
to vivisectiOn, and the re-
marks of the eminent doctor
herewith reproduced are from
a lecture delivered by the dis
tinguished gentleman here i'm
America-the happy hunting
ground of the vivisectiOnist.
This valuable address of
DIR. Hadwen was printed and
made available to the public
in pamphlet form through
the courtesy and generosity
of DIR. George Starr White Of
Los Angeles.
Your cOlumnist has selected
the following pertinent ex-
tracts from DIR. Hadwen's
address:
HTHE whole practice of
j vivisectiOn Is not merely
an immoral one, but 1t is an
absolutely unscientific one,
and the reason that / claim
Il TO be unscientific is because
you cannot argue from
animals to man. The ana
tOmical and physiological dis
tinctiOns between animals and
the human race are so diverse
that you can never arrive at
any definite conclusion by
experiments upon animals.
"The juices in the Intestinal
canal, i'm the case of a dog,
are so entirely different from
those of the human bowel
that even Sir Frederick
Treves. the eminent English
abdominal surgeon, had to
acknowledge that after going
on the continent to perform
sundry experiments on the.
intestines of dogs in order to
perfect himself i'm abdominal
surgery, he found when he
came to operate on man he
was much hampered by his
new experience; that he had
everything to unlearn, and
that his experiments on dogs
had done little but unfit him
to deal with the human intes-
tine.
ut is exactly the same in
regard to the gastric juices
of the stomach. Hundreds of
thousands of animals have
been tortured i'm order to
arrive at a scientific cOnclu-
sion about digestion. How.
can YOU possibly arrive at any
conclusion a to human gas
trio juice, or Of the processes
of human digestion by expert
menting with a gastric juice
that can dissolve a bone,
which no human gastric juice
has ever yet Accomplishment"
EIDUT, OH say some
ID Of the ririsection- I
lists. an animal doesn't feel .
as yOu suppose IL does
LET us think:
you are sitting by your
fireside one evening and , our
terrier is lying at your feet.
Suddenly the little fellow
starts, pricks up his ears and
utters a low growl. What
has happened: Why, the
little terrier has heard a foot.
step on the garden path long
before you have heard it..
Why: Because its sense of
hearing is so much more acute
than your own. Your cat is
lying on your lap. Suddenly
it starts to the wainscoting.
1t has heard the sound of a.
mouse which hasn't reached
your ears. You are riding a.
high-bred horse. You give
him but the slightest touch
with the end of your whip.
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Gen. Hugh =. Johnson
americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.