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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-12

3S19 MASS. AVE. N;W.-Front rm.: cross
bath: excel. transp.; gentleman.
3714 MASS. AVE. N.W-Twin-bed room,
f adIGin Wgod Path o7S convenient
2eO4 QUE ST, N,W;-Large double, cool
$3.50 wkly Ho. 9707
47Of. 18th ST NW.-Cheerful front nm,
S. week Randolph 7}44 80 80
1884 HARVARD ST. NW.-Beaut. single;
dec: twin beds: z blk. car or bus.
2S96 sis ST H ShL Ap s a az large double
d cs2o NEW JERSEY AYE sE a29 North
large windows. single beds with inner
spring mattresses: S25OS3.5 so ca.
1884 COLUMBIA RID N.W.--S4 wy. single
min downtown; baths. c.h.w. adams 1890.
2519 CONN. AVE, facing Shoreham Hotel.
suitable 1, 2 or 3; board optional.
Al FARRAGUT ST. NW,-Large room,
transp.; suit. gentleman. IA. 1915.
1854 PARK RID. NW-Large, light, at
tractive single room; gentleman: close
transportation; reasonable. co. 10064
1850 COLUMBIA RID. N;W.Ei-Attractiiyely
furnished rooms now available. 10
LOCATION, near 18th and Columbia I'd,
near park-2 or 8 girls; phone, privileges.
AID. 2351
I347 HARVARD ST. NW.-Basement, sim
gle studio nm: attrac.: semi-pvt bath;
2nd fl. single porch room. Avail. June 10.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE: close in: shower,
phone; newly dec. and furn. single $3.50;
double, S6SS, 1924 Belmont st. NV.
452O FESSENDEN ST. N.W-Single front
rm g., next bath and shower; new home;
1878 OATES ST. NE.-Comfortable front
m. suitable l or 2: reasonable: cow.
transp Lincoln 6171-M
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1920 18th ST. Nw@Cooi, double room,
twin beds; also gent to share room; deli
witches, packed free. Why not get the
best for less? Convenient transportation.
co. 1865.
RUs,oNr GL d3 1925 1sth s. n;X;-Mns1e:
walking distance. Dupont 9049.
1924 wOODLEY PL-Desirable. vacancy
for gentleman, excellent meals; ideal loca-
lions: reasonable. AID. 0244.
1925 10th ST. N.w.-Beautiful. newly
furnished rooms; running water; telephone
In rooms; elevator; excellent meals. To-
ROOM adjoining bath with shower; suit
able for 2 young men; priced reasonably.
313S 18th st: NV:
2O22 G ST. N.W.-vacancies for refined
young people; delicious meals walking dis
lance; free parking; reas.
CHI. CHI, MD-Large home, grand meals;
Tsfe bafh 70 tra sn Sss Oh $685. ssos p
2914 18th ST. N.W;-7Large master bed
room for 2 or 3 gentlemen; Jewish home;
new maple furn.; food optional. MI. 02S0
Mr.. NAVY YARD, 1349 South Carolina
gentlemen; reas. II. zoos.
1916 EUCLID ST. N.w:--Front room, twin
beds, next bath: small family; excellent
meals. no. 1881.
1743 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies in double
ans shH ' outside Sr With and 1 a
each: uni. phone: modern Turn; walking
distance: $3.50 and $40. no. 6136.
5000 18th ST. NW.-single and double
rooms unlimited phone, excellent meals,
showers; l bl. cars: gentiles.
1406 10th ST. N.W.-Single and double
rooms for men or women. Basement
studio room. Exce::ent meals.
OPENING ANOTHER HOUSE. desirable
distance distance. DV once. 1852 Que s' 10. 1 72si.
GIRL. share lovely room. twin beds, I'M
limited phone: excellent food: showers: in
modern Jewish home. EN-. 1896.
THE HARVARD INN. 1924 Harvard st. NV.
Enjoy excellent meals and the company
of congenial young people; double and tri-
pie rooms: S35-S3S so.
NEW HOME NW.-15 min. downtown;
Jewish family; best food. Adams 1881.
45l4 8th ST. NW-Large double room,
adjoining sleeping porch, gentlemen only:
S32 mo. each. Georgia $500.
1920 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished,
large. clean room; excel food; near Rock
Greek Park, Mt. Pleasant car.
$500 18th. ST. NV. the Hillcrest-yery
large. southern exposure room. 4 windows,
porch, pvt. bath, large grounds With trees:
GOOD board. Free parking.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BETHESDA; large rm., private bath, phone,
entrance; parking; $40 for L: refined gen.
tile; board opt. WI. 2546.
ARLINGTON, va. single room, home en-
vironment: excellent meals; gentleman.
1882 N. Veitch st. CHI. 671S.
rooms, blk. from bus; phone furn.
Ma. 6537. Ewes. CHI. 2515.
Observation-Disclosures, comfortable room,
adjacent bath; block from bus; good loca-
ton; $50 month. Temple 1881.
ATTRACTIVE front room. new house, ga
rage if desired: 15 min. from Wash. ngton;
gentleman Govt. employe preferred. CHI.
O44l a.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TO QUICK BUYER-Modern postage stamp
met; 3X5-ft. wool American flag. new; all
for So. Thos. c. Adams, 2110 r st. NV.
GOVT. EMPLOYE leaving town will sell
practically new Lawson sofa for 500: chair
to match, $50. Also mahogany dropleaf table
and chairs for SO. Kitchen table and chair,
So. Call after .. m. ca. 2n0n. Ext. lR
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

18th At R. - I; AVE; NV. 1915 18th.
dowS. twin beds newly dec: gentiles;
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 nth NV
Newly decorated rms, running water:
lnner-spring mattresses: single, So up: dou-
bles. 81 up. Showers. "a -hr. elevator.
20o6 COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 6-Bed-living
DCRSETT PL. NV, 5316; Potomac Hts.
D. Cool, quiet pvt. home; near the
river; 20 min. downtown. Gents. EN- 1904.
MT. PLEASANT. SECTION = Nice, large
for 2 gentlemen. 1929 Irving st. NV.
BRoOKLAND. 371s 18th st. n.e.-Large
double room, nicely furnished, in new
home: OPP park: cow. transp. no. 0751.
BRIGHT cheerful front room: off 10th
St; twin beds, bath; reasonable. Georgia
500 MASS. AVE, NE-Large, comfortable
room with private bath. Special privileges
to lady Of refinement. Reasonably priced.
distance single, double. triple: newly dec
GRATED and furn., twin beds; gentileS.
1921 18th ST. NV, 18th and Park I'd
Large front !. h.k. room, running water,
cleo refrigeration; adults.
1915 BILTMoRE ST. NV. 18th and Col.
rd-Well-furniShed nm. for Governments
employed ladies': S15 each. co. 4s16.
NEWLY FURN., cool single room for gem
tleman. End floor near bath; SIS per mo
Unlimited phone. AID. SS34.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 10th st. NV
Front twin beds. Semi-pvt. bath: walking
dist: gent1les: unlimited phone. no. 1912.
1103 18th ST. N.W-Lovely cool. End
moo; Ink. room, running water: $3.50
weekly.
1341 L ST. NW-AttractiveIy furn Ink.
rooms al 5000; with private bath, $3.50.
313 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Front hall Sleep
ing rm.. single. gentleman only. $3.50.
1925 2lst ST.-One double front, first-hoor
room. windows on sides, S3S; one front
single room, $50
GIG 9th ST NE.-Two lovely sleeping
rooms; gentlemen. Atlantic 5479-W.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 R. desirable
room' every cow; service; home; garage;
reas.; transients considered
OVERLOOKING CATHEDRAL-Attrac. 2
on fir. cross ventil., tele. ext; empl. gen.
tiles; SO mo-: gar. opt. EN-. 0O43.
20l4 COEN.-Large front studio rm;
cool comfortable; inner-springs; gentle
GLOVER PARK. $3.50 T ST. N.W.-Attrac.
front twln-bed rm, bus at door, Also
single adj. study, uni. phi. OR. 1915.
WALKING DISTANCE
1872 18th n.w:-Attra.. cool, newly dec.
rooms. near bath; very reas. 10
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
Large room, twin beds. adj. bath. roof
garden; exclusive apt. NO 1859.
814 Conn. Ave. Next Claridge.
sgl. rm.. S17i base, S14 mo-: gentleman.
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APARTs. FURN. OR UNrURk.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

$55 MO, 1st FL, 4 ROOMS. BATH
until July 1; loo bus CH. $500,
SUITCASE, ARLINGTON, VA, 1908 N.
Rofe St, mr.. Colonial Village rooms,
kit. bath, completely furn., June Is to
Sept. ID; gentiles: $3.50 ID.
3 RMS, PRIVATE BATH 2 SLEEPING
porcheS, in private home; no other roomeTS;
brick; acre lot; oil heat, ami, phone, ga
rage; to 2 adults only in loo zone; only
tenants for year considered. Address, with
references, Box 1913, Arlington, Va.
QUIET WORKING GIRL OR WOMAN TO
share exp. of broom, kit. bath apt. with
another girl: or rent nm. in same apt.
CHI. 1888. 1853 10Th st. q, Arl.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM,
bedroom. kitchen and BATH % johnson
ave, Hyattsville, Md.
ATTRACTIVE GROUND FLOOR APT.
1927 Arlington Ridge. I'd. upper I'd. to
Alexandria)-L. r, , b. ,, dining alcove,
kit, fireplace; lge. trees. beautiful view:
furn. Apply F. G. CAMPBELL, 1915 Arl-
Loan & Trust Bldg. MA. 2019.
4-RooM UNFURN. APT, $3.50: GAS,
electricity. heat included 10 minutes from
downtown. 1851 10th st. n. Arlington, Va.
FORT STRONG VILLA APT, LEE HWY.
Va.-pnfur, 4 rooms, bath, 4 expos; cool.
clean: no children. Chestnut 5Sl6. IL
APT. NEW ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath, electric range, FriEidaire: 10 min
utes- from city easy transp.i $50. Glebs
2066
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/ 1S-FOOT NAVY HULL. also Ford model
A motor, just overhauled; sacrifice for
quick sale Me. 1911. IA
GAR WOOD. three seats. first-class condi-
ton. l3O-h.p. Call National Sl60 between
s and > O'Clock and oxford 094S-M after
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

DOWNTOWN. 1920 R st. NV, Apt. 9
Lrg., modern rm.; twin daybeds, inner-spr.
matt, sep. dressing tables, etc.; Ink. HO.
ric
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNISHED.

SUMMER PRICES now in effect; gen
guaranteed Penna. stove or nut, Sl1
delivered bins. Atlantic 0592.
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GARDEN CONSTRUCTION

outdoor hreplaces, miniature wells, lily
pools, rock gardens. fiagStone walks. ter
races, dry walls. driveways tennis courts.
fences, hedges. OVERLOOKING rose shrub,
annual and perennial beds. foundation
lawn and specimen plantingS: sacrifice tall
evergreenS for screen, benches. bird baths,
sun dialS. weather vanes, grading. spray
ing. manures, pruning, Maryland bluegrass
Lincoln 1913
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DOGS PETS. ETC

SCoTTIE PUPPIES. certified. 1913 9th
st. south. Arlington. Va. Oxford 2092-W
IRISH SETTER, male, pedigreed, : mos,
old healthy; reasonable. Owner moving.
Shepherd 1913.
GREAT DANE. female. pa yrs. old, beauti-
full fawn registered A. K. c. would make
wor derful bitch for breeding: 500. Also
3-mo, -old female great dane pup, fawn,
registered A. K. c.: S25. Call WO. S2O1
evenings.
PIGEONS. ; pair of white king; movable
stall, 500. 2020 Courthouse I'd, Arlington,
Va. CHI. 21S7.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES, champion stock.
pedigreed. wks.. beautiful male and fe-
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FURNTTURE-NeW walnut drop-leaf table,
Simmons studio couch, walnut high boy
and desk. RE. 1899.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

ROOMS AND BATH. PORCH, LARGE
yard; S25 per mo. 447 Tennessee ave-
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ApARTs. WANTED SUBURBAN.

m ARLINGTON, VA. SMALL APART
ment or house, by July LIST; reasonable
rental Box 53-G. Star. Ia
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Restaurant Equipment,
Including tables, chairs, light
fixtures, deep fat fryer, ice boxes,
work tables and other misc.
items.
SHOLL'S CAFETERIA,
1882 Conn. Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BAKERS OVEN four or eight pan. Scot
Hobart mixer; also pans and factory racks
Cali FTP
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued J

ELEC. REFG., good condition, SIS; 9-pc.
wicker porch furniture. S15. RA SAT-.
EYE-BEAM sTEEI-21 in. by IS # g.
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BABY CHICKS,

HATCH READY-Buy now Some started
None better. J. B. Henry. East Falls
Church. Va. Call Falls Church 134s.
BARRED ROCKS. R. I. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
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MOVING, PACKING g SToRAIE.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING,
Grating and packing; insured carriers: reas.
rates. JAS. OTTEY. 1925 18th st. NV.
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and used sold, rented, repaired Terms.
Open evenings American Typewriter Co..
Cauit0l ST TT nOSD
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SIAMESF CATS
BOATS.

Registered stock at bargain prices
Laurence Dronsfleld, Ellicott City 227-
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FARM e. GARDEN

TOP SOIL, rich and black; small or large
quantltles; trash removed; lawns remade
DE 6337, DU. OILS.
$50 Gu. YARDS well-rotted COW manure
Special price on entire lot. Waters WI
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nw@ rms, lge. recep hall kit. bath. S e.
exp; $50. Mgr, DU. 57SS or ia. 1873.
1900 BLK. COL. RD-COOL AIRY 3
rms, kitchen and bath. Avail immediately.
District TAO.
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WANTED OR BEDRM. APT. OR d.
pick. quiet. refined neighborhood: conv. to
schools transp.; white; gentle: July LIST
occupancy. FIR. 0645.
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE WISHES FURN
r. and K in NV. near Government build
ings. Must be reasonable. DI. OBI bet.
5-10 pm. ID.
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P1ANOS-H you have an old grand. PLAYER
or upright you're not using, why not let
US call for it? We will give you credit
good now or in the future on any Liano,
radio phonograph or musical instrument
in our store Credit is transferable
Republic 6212. Kits, 1880 G st. Middle
~ 10 hlock)
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

500 LAMONT ST NW-Front. double
DOM. twin beds; immediate possession;
nod fond Adams 0D1O
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED OR UNFURN. APT. WANTED;
Box 433-D, Star.
UNFURNISHED APT, 8 ROOMS AND
bath. Give all details. Write CASSESE,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOYS spend your vacation in Shenandoah
Valley in a private home. A free trip
through caverns for first two. Call at 2032
st. NV. D. c., Thursday. pm, for
"details
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

439 eth ST. s.W-FRONT APT, MODERN.
4 rooms and bath, SAP 80. Call GE. 1876.
1903 HAMDEN LANE-LOVELY 2-BED-
room apt, outside; cleo. refg., screened
porch. Apply Apt. 2. Phone WI. 4725.
1910 MAPLE VIEW PL. SE0 RMS,
kitchen, bath, 2 porches; all outside rms;
lawn; cleo. refg., heat. Phone EN-. PAS.
2 ROOMS. K AND B., S35 SEE TENANT
or call WASH. LOAN & TRUST, 9th and
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WASHING MACHINES-Bendix 1910 fully
automatic. regular S1595O; now. SI19 95
installed Westinghouse 1910, S119.95
Spinner. 40Ge off Ward Radio & AppH-
ances. S535 Ga. ave. Sill. Spr- SH 2299
WATER COOLERS. G. E; greatly reduced.
- month. Md. Elect. Co, loo Md. ave-.
HyartSVille, Md WA 1913
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1862 BELMONT ST. NV ROOMS,
kit. bath, incl. porch: gas, cleo, refg. incl:
oil heat; nr. Meridian Park: reaS.
1875 SPRING PL. NV. (3615 16th)-2
rooms, kitchen, bath, large lawn $50.
Frigidaire included; adults; lease.
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any case; bargain for cash. Harry Jones.
Security Storage. 1140 18th NV.
PIANO-Used, full keyboard spinet, in ex-
eellent condition, S149. Easy terms. Re-
public 6212. kits, 1880 G st. tmiddle
of the block.
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NEWLY furn.. decorated, lge. cool room,
pvt bath, phone; walk distance Govt.
bldgs.; reas. rent. ME. 1860.
1911 PARK RID. N.W.-Nice clean rooms.
next to bath; reasonable; | with twin
beds suitable for couple; convenient To-
cation for everything; unlimited phone.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 2I26 r ST. N.W-At-
Venient to shower and tub; unlim tel
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PIANO-Used, full keyboard Wurlitzer
spinet in walnut finish with the new
condition This is one of the popular
models that made the Wurlitzer Americas
most popular piano" Easy terms. Call
Republic. 6212. kits, 1880 St. middle
of he hIOrkl
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VACUUM CLEANERS-HOOVERs S1295
EUREKA, SIS %; ELECTROLUX. S16.95:
with att, rebuilt and guar. like new l VI.
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1920 18th ST. NW.-Cool, double room,
cious meals served any hour, tasty sand
witches, packed free. Why not get the
best for less? Convenient transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
BereaUed by Air Crash,
Asks First Lady's Help

Hampstead. N. Y, Sept. g.
A heartbroken mother, grieving
over the loss of her little daughter.
who was one Of the three children
burned to death when an army
plane crashed in a Hampstead
street last Tuesday. today APP
pealed 10 Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
welt 10 try TO do something about
preventing similar tragedies.
In letter TO Mrs. Roosevelt,
the mother, Mrs. /. Arthur
Kramer. told in detail Of the acct
dent which brought flaming death
to her 3-year-old daughter. Geoi-
gene, and appealed to the first
lady TO keep army planes from
being responsible for more little
graves for the grass TO grow over
come Spring"
Maybe you as a mother" she
wrote, would be interested in
hearing Of another mothers
tragedy. Maybe you can do
something about planes flying
over cOngested areas at low
heights for experimental pur-
poses"
AS Mrs. Kramer made her ap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Taking over the reins of run
away horse is nothing compared
to the soaring job Of grabbing thu
.balky controls of army morale
but the towering General Osborn
doesn't see il that way.
He's a practical man first. 4
student of mankind second.
humanitarian always.
First of ALL. he explains,
pointing 10 a deskful of bills,
"this job Is n huge business en-
terprise. The army post ex-
changes, for instance, are the
next largest retail store IN the
world. Two hundred and nifty
million dollars worth Of business
annually. And then we must
also cope with the movies
$50, 900, 900 proposition nc 14h
cents q head-annually."
And that's just the beginning
OF General OSborn's trials and
tribulations as a sort Of combina-
ton householder and waiting wall
for the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

peal, the army. through Ito
Mitchell Field public relations of
fee. issued a statement which
declared that Lieut.. Roy w. Scott.
pilot OF the crashed plane. risked
his life in vail effort to prevent
its faH in Hampstead.
The statement added that de-
spite the suffocating fumes and
low altitude, Scott chung to his
plane as long as possible in an
effort TO reach his field, and that
when he finally bailed out was
so low he barely had time TO open
his parachute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

ices, the Michigan State Troops
will make their first public APP
pearance at 1890 in modern army
drill maneuvers for the edification
of the veterans. They'll be under
the command OF Col. William
Howe.
The organizations taking part
in the ceremonies will be the
Grand Army of the Republic,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Ameri-
can Legion. Disabled American
Veterans. Military Order Of the
Purple Heart, Jewish World War
Veterans Canadian Legion. Polish
Legion OF American Veterans.
South African War Veterans. Ma
tional Association OF Regulars and
Indians War Veterans and their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Director Denies
Td||ey Romance

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 6.-Em.
phatic denial of his wife's charges
that he engaged in clandestine
romance with Marion Talley. the
former opera singer, were on file
in court today by Aim director
Aubrey Scotto in answer TO the
divorce suit filed by Mrs. Natalie
Scotto.
Mrs. Scotto had complained that
the director and Miss Talley en-
gagged in an affair after they met
in 1886, during the filming OF A
motion picture directed by Scotto
in which Miss Talley appeared.
She specifically complained that
Miss Talley and Scotto occupied
an apartment together in New
York City.
Not only did Scotto deny the
charge; he asked for a divorce
himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
PdtroImdn Suspended
On Borrowing Charge

Patrolman Courtlyn c. Coil was
suspended Saturday. by Commits
sioner Frank d. Eaman on grand
| jury charges he borrowed 81, 900
from an alleged policy house
Operator and attempted to sup
press evidence on the loan sought
by the grand jury. Coil was Or
dered to the trial board Septem-
Der Is.
Judge Homer Ferguson's one
man grand jury charged Coil bor-
rowed 81 900 from Peter Kosiba,
alias Pete Kelly. who is under two
grand jury indictments. Coil is SO
and lives at 1926 Asbury Park.
A patrolman since 1928, he was
ATTACHED to the McGraw station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Gives Officer 81 Bill,
Faces 2CharQes Now

Arrested for reckless driving,
Van Owens. 35, OF 2627 Leland
avenue added to his troubles
Saturday by placing a 81 bill in
an officers hand at headquarters
and whispering, Go ahead and fix
lie for me-"
Owens car struck a pushcart
loaded with watermelons on Nc
Dougall avenue and then crashed
into a parked auto owned by
James Clark Of 291 Winder street.
He will face reckless driving and
bribery charges next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Draft, Defense
Cut u. D. Rolls

Enrolment for the Fall semes
ter at the University of Detroi
will be cut 10 TO Is per cent be
cause of the draft and the fac
that many students have obtained
jobs in national defense indus
tries. officials of the school esti
mated Saturday.
According 10 present indica-
tons, the freshman enrolment
will be about equal TO last
years. said Prof. Paul p. Har-
brecht, director of the student
counsel bureau. "A number of
the students In the upper classes
have been drafted and others
have obtained jobs. It Is note
worthy, however, that students
are reluctant TO abandon their
studies even though they are
employed In defense jobs. A
great number Of them are ar
ranging 70 attend night school,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Jewish Star
Germans Compel JeLOs
to Wear Emblem

BERLIN. Sept. 6.-JeAVs hence
forth must wear a large yellow
star the size of the palm of their
hand with the word Jew" on il
in black letters. a decree issued
by the ministry OF the interior
ordered today. The star is TO be
worn on the left side of the breast.
Furthermore. Jews may not
leave the district OF their resi-
dence without written permission
of the police.
These orders become effective
September 10.
This is just three days before
Rosh Hashanna - the Jewish
new year. which begins the most
solemn holidays of the Jewish
calendsrD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Police Crack Safe;
10. Kits Their Own

Windsor's police department
turned safecracker Saturday and
the safe they cracked was their
own.
Due TO the absence Of the
cashier, the police commission or
dered the safe in Windsor Police
Courts office drilled open so audi
tors could give the books their
periodic checkup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Champion Husband Caller
PrOUes Merit 5th Time
esSrisht By p.HsH rim". Al rights reserved

1857 Dubois avenue. who won the
FIRST prize OF $50 in the speed
crocheting contest Is going TO
use the money towards buying
the new home she and her hus-
band are saving for. And there
were plenty of men spectators
At the contest, ut which Miss
Sally Dickson Of New York was
a most efficient mistress Of cere-
monies. Mrs. PietrZkiewicz won
with 90 scallops-how can n man
reporter know what that means
and Mrs. John Pastoral WAS
second with IS scallops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Sunday afternoon near the memo
nal shaft at the Woodward ave-
nue. entrance of the fair grounds.
q Catholic priest, a Protestant
mister and a Jewish rabbi will
TAKE part in the services.
Veterans organizations with
their colors and bands will mass
round the memorial on which are
engraved the names of virtually
all veterans organizations in
Wayne County. and after the re-
hgiouS services there will be a
march past and drum and bugie
band contest.
The program will include vir-
tually all veterans from the Civil
War down 30 the present. The
featured speaker Of the cere-
monies will BE- Harry F. Kelly,
Michigan secretary of state.
Preceding the memorial serv-