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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
DERRINGER CARDS II

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 21-(P-
Paul Derringer, Cincinnati Reds
pitcher, rounded the Miami
Country Club course with par
~ yesterday in a practice game
for the professional baseball
players golf tournament Feb. H.
Is.
Heine Manush, former big
Lacquer, had an SO; Jimmy Foxx,
SO; and Paul Warner, "a.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
IRISH REPRESENTED

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-(R-
Notre Dame will be represented
by a mile relay team and high
jumper Keith O'Rourke at the
Millrose A. A. Games on Feb.
7.
The Irish foursome that raced
to victory in the 1941 Drake Re-
lays is coming here. O'Rourke
consistently leaps 6-6 and also
is the Drake champion of a year
ago.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Team s SEXES
K. of T.. Lead

Handicapped by tie game at
500 and loss to Team 4, Team
l of the X. of c. League gave up
its lead last night. Team 6,
winning a pair from Team z
took over first place, followed
by their opponent.
F. Miller's 521 for Team 9
was high single and his 1913 in
the middle took top single hon.
ors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

COMISKEY FREE OF CAST
NEW YORK, Jan. 21-R)-
The cast has been removed from
boxing heavyweight Pat Comis-
keys thigh, broken in an auto
mobile accident early in the win
ter. He still is walking with
crutches.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

PITTSBURGH.-Chick DAY.
les, Duquesne basketball coach,
travels more than 1000 miles
a week on scouting tours.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
FENCER FLIES

NEW YORK.-Stanley Sieja,
former New York University
fencing coach, is now a lieute-
nant in the Army air corps.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
BdII-PIoyer
Expects Cut!
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. q

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81
- R - Found: A Major
League baseball player who
right now, at least-isn't ex-
pecting a substantial pay in
crease this year.
Big Ernie lombard, catch
er for the Cincinnati Reds, ad-
mitted sadly:
I'm k in d a expecting q
cut"
He batted only .263 last
year after leading the Nation
al League in hitting in 1898
and batting .318 in 1910.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
NOT LONG John

SAN FRANCISCO. - Morris
Silver, star forward of San Fran
cisco University, is only five
feet five inches tall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
In This Corner

III u LILO WI 18N4
GoeBEL,s 27sl SHOULD WIN MONEY;
PAGANETT's DROPS ONE;
HAIL, HORNSBY
BY DENNIS BROWN
oLOCAL JOTTNGS Danny Sears crack catcher the Bath
baseball of has returned to Mount Glenn
ems high Junior he has pgade possibilities
In football according Coach Buckholz Sears played
quarterback two years ago.
Dottie Macdonald who paced the city loop Monday
night with ID points, into tantrums of called
Ecstasyand don't ask why anybody calls the rugged
former St Marys star by such a lovely name.
oebel Beers 2781 should win prize in the Detroit Times
Sweepstakes according Emmett Quinn member Of
the star Major league Our wasn't to what
ison home alley, but should take
Every team that places wins s25 and out OF the zoo
outfits entered e shouldn't be lower than 18th.
1T only cost $875 to enter we'll be doing all right
got tough pair of alleys in the final (when the
teams score dropped to 1885, they just like couple
end alleys There posts in between the drives and we
had tough time"
alley tourney doesn't have to have whoppng big score to
the money. Why finished with 2808 In the
ought something in this" The locals bowled in
of the General Motors Building Altes Lager
competed in the tourney marking three straight
games in the zoos for 2673.
nHAu, HORNSBY: II Rogers Hornsby manage the IT.
Worth Cats up into the first division
90 along of the union in voting the Rajah into
basebas Hall of Fame Otherwise the Hall of Fame
continue another damnyankee institution far the
Cow City is concerned.
nCAGE COMMENTS: Paganetti of the city cage loop
lost their first of the Sunday when they played
Coegiates of Deroits Jewish center Ahead 14-1l at
they failed in the final quarter and
edged 1922 Johnny Vokenant paced the team with IL
points The locals will play again at the same site on Sat
Coach Ernest Buckhoz will bet bottom dollar
the greatest height difference of basketball team in
the state among his players Towering Ralph Sewert rises
a skyscrapng feet Little Henie Mordan, guard,
stands feet 6 That's difference of IA inches.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

Score at half; st. Fred's ID,
st. Mary's 4.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

overhanging grass roofs or coverings
of leaves. The total Igorot popula-
ton was estimated some years ago
at well over 100000 people.
Gold Mines Hidden.
The Igorot country, with its in
termixed mountain ranges and fire.
quent storms, bringing torrents of
rain, long kept out the civilizing in
fluences Of the outside world. The
mountains also prevented easy travel
between the various tribes them
selves.
While the Spaniards held the
Philippines, before 1898, Northern
Luzon was regarded as extremely
hazardous country. Although Span
ish missionaries, explorers and SOL
diers (the latter lured by the gold
and silver mines) made their way
into this region, they failed to make
any permanent impression. The
white outsider was unable to win
their confidence and induce them
to mine more gold because, as one
Spanish historian put 1t. the Igorots
felt they kept their treasure better
Evening star., 1942-03-05
(Fron1 the National G.

The Philippine Igorots, who
mounted and guided American tanks
against the Japanese in an action
reported to have annihilated an
entire enemy regiment, normally are
more familiar with jungle weapons
Of bolo, spear and axe than with
modern war machines.
The sturdy brown men, who
fought with what Gen. Macarthur
called breath taking, heart-stop-
ping desperation" are natives of
Northern Luzon. Their name
also spelled Igorrote-means high
lander or mountaineer, and Is
deprived from the rugged character
OF the region they inhabit. The
term has been somewhat loosely
used to include all the inhabitants
Of interior Northern Luzon, but now
generally refers to natives of the
districts OF Bontoc, Benguet, Le-
panto and Amburayan.
The Bontoc Igorots Especially
mentioned in the War Department
dispatch on the action Of Gen. Mac
Arthur'S mem are the most numer-
GUS and warlike of the mountain
people. Living in the heart of in
accessible Northern Luzon, they
have been least affected by the
white man. Although in modern
times they have become more peace
ful, they once were counted among
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Staying Of Parents
Confessed by Young
Church 0rganist
Police Soy He Admits
ChIoroformine Mother,
Asphyxiotine Father
Sv the Associated Press.

4v the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 5.-Mild-
hammered Courtney Fred Rogers
bespectacled church organist, sat
In a Jail cell today as the district
attorneys ONCE reviewed his pur-
ported confession Of guilt in the
strange deaths of his mother and
father.
Police Capt. P. M. Kunou said the
24-year-old musician admitted he
killed his father, Courtney C.
Rogers, so, and chloroformed his
mother, Mrs. Lille Rogers, A. sThe
deaths, the father last October IS,
the mother on February Il, 1941,
had been listed as suicides.
But for a bad check passed by
an acquaintance Rogers might
never have been linked with the
double crime, Chief Deputy Sheriff
Glen Peoples said.
Capt. Kunou quoted Rogers:
II killed my mother because I
had a bitter childhood. I wanted
to get her property, but most of
all I wanted to put her out of
the physical pain she suffered. She
had an unhappy marriage. I put
her out of her misery"
OF the weird death Of his father
by asphyxiation in a burning house
the officer quoted Rogers:
MY father had come home in
toxicated. We quarreled as we had
50 many times before. He threat
ened to kill me and burn the house
1t had been never ending conflict
between us. I turned on the gas,
lighted five candles and walked
out" The candles set the house
aflre.
Rogers collected no insurance on
his mothers death but received
ownership of the house. He COL
lected $1,000 on the life of his father
and $500 for fire damage to the
house and furniture.
Later he tried to collect insurance
on jewelry he reported stolen. About
that time q man was arrested in
North Hollywood for passing bad
checks. In his house, Deputy Peo-
Piles said, police found jewelry
which they traced back to young
Rogers. Mr.. Peoples said Rogers
admitted having given it to the
check writer, then reporting it
stolen.
With Rogers in Jail, officers re-
opened investigation into the
deaths.
Rogers is charged with grand
theft in the jewelry insurance case.
The district attorneys Office is hold
ing him for investigation in the
deaths of his parents.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
First u. ). Soldier Ashore
Is Fighting Man. From Iowa
b. the Associated Press.

B, The Associated Press.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, March
6.-"He's a fighting soldier from q
town that boasts of its fighting
men"
That was the comment of those
who know Master Sergt. Dorrance
Mann of Council Bluffs. first man in
the ranks to land in Northern Ire
land with a new contingent Of
American troops.
Mann is letter carrier here and
also a machinist.
A member of Company L, 168th
Infantry, 42d Division-the famous
Rainbow Division in the first World
War-he has five stars for taking
part in five major encounters with
those famous scrappers.
He has been a member Of the
iowa National Guard for 19 years.
His wife and one daughter, Eleanor,
are here. He obtained special leave
last June to come here from Camp
Claiborne, La, to attend ceremonies
at Abraham Lincoln High School,
where the daughter was graduated.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

CeOgTupItC SOCIeLyJ
| the more enthusiastic Of the head
hunters.
Hair Worn Long.
Following similar ways of life, the
pagan Igorots Of the several tribes
share certain beliefs and customs
They tattoo their bodies and wear
their hair long, especially in the re-
moter areas of the island. Like the
Japanese, they teach that warriors
killed In battle earn place in
Heaven. Spirits of Igorot mothers
who die in childbirth also are held
worthy Of that honor, while persons
dying of other natural causes are
believed to find an afterlife home
underground.
Most Of the Igorots make their
living by farming. Rice is the lead
ing product and the natives show
considerable talent In its growth.
Though modern farm implements
are so far little used, the Igorots
long have cultivated their terraced
fields by effective irrigation methods,
using networks of fumes and
bitches. Some Of the tribes also
have worked mines for hundreds of
years. With the gold, copper and
iron thus obtained, they made metal
objects which they traded in lowland
markets. They live in small vii
lagos and as a rule in simple houses
of wooden frames, thatched with
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Junior Misses Frocks
S1.75 We're sSo5

81 smartly styled dresses. Rayon
crepes in tailored and dressy styles,
trinity colored in green. brown, and
black. Included are a few French
crepes in brown or green and sev-
eral all-wool dresses in plaid and
solid color combinations. Each
wool garment labeled as to fabric
content. Sizes o to IS.
81 Spun Rayon Frocks With pleat-
ed skirts. One or two piece styles.
Broken sizes 8 to Is. Less than u
price
80 An-Wool jersey Skirts with un-
pressed pleats and matching shirts
in red. navy. and soldier blue.
Sizes to IS. Were $3s5. Now S1.95
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

guarded underground than in their
houses.
Even with the establishment Of
United States rulee and the begin
ming of q system of legal justice,
the land of the Igorots remained
little known and almost untraveled.
Gradually, however, the extension
Of American administration, with
the building of roads and schools,
was bringing about change in once
remote Northern Luzon. BY the
time of the wars outbreak, the in
f1uence of Western ideas was be-
ginning to be felt both in dress and
customs. Head-hunting was re-
ported q vanished art, with the last
organized hunt, according to con-
stabulary records, taking place in
1916.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Distinctive BIouses, sI'9'
Wsrs S3.9S and m nore

IS all-occason bouses Rayon crepes and satins 1907
wool jerseys in tailored dressy styles Colors white
blue, red and green Also group of bowling blouses
Sizes 80 to SO.
100 Wool Sweaters cardigans and Many styles novelty
knits IN red brown black maine blue
to 40 Were s11s s5c
10 Womens Sports Dresses vool
ONCE school home Attractive shrtvai styles
Pastel coos shades Sizes II
Now $3.50
Evening lovely crepe
brodery and gold color braid trims srong velvet and
metallic bloes Also 1907 wool choice OF
Jackets torso and tuck styles Wide assortment Of coors
ming sleeves featured Sizes II 90 Were s3s5 and
STORE spoxrswEM
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Germans Told to Leave
Venezuelan District

BY the Associated Press.
CARACAS, Venezuela, March S.
Official sources reported yesterday
that Germans have been ordered to
leave the oil district Of Cabimas
within four days.
Axis nationals also are being
banned from areas of ports, power
plants and aqueducts. and German
educational institutions are being
aunerYiSed
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Ch1dren's Apparel
81 .Zo Less than " tyies

50 pieces Of miscellaneous chfl.
dren's apparel including boys
Eton Suits, rayon velvet hat and
mum sets, and brown cotton Jersey
leggings. Also few cotton crib
blankets.
81 pieces Children's Apparel, In
cluding boys and infants durable
cotton wash suits in broken sizes
and colors, / to Soc
240 Infants Cotton Knit Suits
with pastel striped blouses and
contrasting suspender shorts In
solid colors. Short sleeves. Manu-
facturers' samples and odd lots.
Sizes 2 TO
100 YounSstesT Cotton Polo Shirts
In pastel stripes and solid colors.
Manufacturers samples and odd
lots. StDes to 8-----45s
Down SrAns STORE,
INAFTs' AND JUVENILE AppARM.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Army Acts to Control
.VenereuI Disease

By the Associated Press.
The Army announced today that
1t would appoint a number Of
venereal disease control officers.
One Medical Corps oficer with
the grade of major will be assigned
to each Army camp of 10000 or
more, each field Army, the air force,
the armored force, each corps area
or department., each division and
general headquarters.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
!. R. A. Purge Slayer
Executed in Dublin
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, March 6.-George Plant,
convicted Of numbering Michael
Devereux, was executed this morn
ing by . firing squad at an Fire
prison. The prosecution described
the killing as q purge in the ranks
Of the outlawed Irish Republican
Army.
Death sentences imposed on Mi
chael Walsh and Patrick Davern in
the same case were commuted on
Monday to life imprisonment.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Boys School Sweaters
O5e Were s1.3s

70 sturdy sweaters for boys In coat
styles. Popular color combina tons
Of blue, brown, or green. Sizes 8
to Is. Each garment labeled as to
fabric content.
8 BoyS Two-piece Zelanized Cot
ton Fleece-hned Snow Suits In tan.
Sizes 1, 8, 8. Were sss5. Now
S5.s5
IL Boys Cotton Robes IN assorted
striped patterns. Sizes 10 to is.
Were $195. Now
Q Boys McGregor Jackets In Zelan.
he'd cotton poplin. Tan. Sizes 10,
II, 1s. Were A5o. Now-S3
4 pairs Cotton F1anneiette Pa
jamas for boys in blue or green.
Sizes Il and Is. Less than u price.
nouu Srlra Enosr noxrR, AppAvvy
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Women's and Misses
Printed Frocks, SIS
seconds

100 gayly printed rayon and cotton dresses in
shirtwaist. button front and two-piece styles.
Sizes IL to A.
100 Womens and Misses Rayon Dresses In dresy tai
lored styles Wide selection Of eolors light blue aqua
wine brown. black and si1es II to 40 and SO TO
a. Were $Io5 to $685. s. 50
Is Serviceabe Maids Uniforms In cotton broadcloh and
seersucker variety Of styles IN aqua yellow. blue and
peach Manufacturers seconds Sizes IL to 42--Sl35
Down STAIRS STORE INE11KNsrvE DRIssIs
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Women's Shoes, '2'''
Wers S3.9S to IS

125 pairs Of calfskin. kidskin, cotton and-vool
leather. Street and dress styles Black blue. tan
and brown. Broken lots and sizes to 8, AAA to c.
fabrics silk satin and hdskin Special purchase
discontinued. Broken lots and sizes to O. Variety Of
coors. Were $125 to $3.50. Nov-.-----s5e CSC to S1.45
100 pairs Rubbers and Gaoshes defastener snap and
pump styles Variety Of heel heights in black
Were 81 and more. Now 75e to S1.15
Down STAIRS SroaE, WoMEEs SHoEa
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Women's and Misses
Dresses, '37'
Less than Y Price

Less than Y Price
100 attractive dresses for clockround Durable
rayon crepes wool mixtures Each garment
properly labeled to fabric content Broken sizes in the
three size ranges, IL to 20. 1914 to 24h, 36 to A.
Misses Womens Early Spring Dresses Cevey styled
details jerseys in jacket
styling Coorfu paste popular dark shades
Broken in u 2o 1871 2 SO to a. Were $ss5 and
Down STAIRS
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Misses Corduroy Vests-Low Priced

100 fine vale cotton corduroy vests to with your
skirts, soeks and suits Both dark and poste eoors
included In the group All Of them snug fitting with
srnuIoted leothsr buttons rorchina down the front.
Sizes from II to 20. SpseiolH priced ------------
Down STAINS 0FoaI ePoRfswYKA.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Bows and Youths Model Shirts

900 cotton broodcIo, shirts h white fancy eottsrns
blue green and brown. Sizes TO -. Slightly trsou-
lar. An excellent assortment, specially priced------
Down sfAns STORE BoYs Appln.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Mems Shirts, SIS

800 white broadcloth shirts with collars attached.
few shirts with striped madras patterns included
All Sanforized-shrunk residual shrinkage less
than 1es). Sizes IA to II.
IS Mems Rayon Ties stripes novelty patterns Were 55c
$50 Mems Sample Hose in and cotton. Regular
anklet styles m blue green wine. gray Sizes 10 TO
III each 8 pairs for 81
Mems House Robes in gabardne Tan and blue in
sizes small medium and large Were IS 95. $3.50
Is Mems Belts in Pioneer make. Sport styles brown,
green, combinations Sizes 80 to 40 Were 81 Now
DOWN STAINS STORE, MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Women's Hosiery
68e

Seconds of higher priced
stockings
500 pairs 3-thread chiffon hose, all
silk body with cotton or rayon tops.
Some with reinforced soles and
toes. Sizes S1z to 1911.
Down STAIRS STORE,
WoMgN's HOSIERY.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Now Is the time for all good men to
come to the aid of their country. Buy
Defense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
ExcePtiona! Values Not Remnants)
On Sale Friday Morning at $50 o'clock
One-day Glove Event

200 pos Of royon gloves ovoilobls tomorrow at this
unbeiievoby price. Although the sizes broken,
there will surely be pair to suit you in black, brown
navy beige wine white Many have neot leother trims
others hove simple designs, all are whot you will call "a
wonderful buy" --
Down STAIRS SroRr WoNENs GLOVES.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
You Save h-on Fur
Goats and Jackets

Mostly one-of-a-kind $ urge your earliest selection
Silver Jackets lo Were sle5 $3.50
Dyed Skunk coot r. Was s225 Now---------Sllz5o
Dyed Skunk jacket 16 Was SITS. Now--------$s75o
Gray Kdkn 32nch Jackets Hat and Muff, sizes Z and a.
Black dyed person Paw coot size Is Wos sle5 $3.50
Black dyed Kidskn coot, size l8 Was Sle5 Nov $3.50
Alaska SeoIskin H. Was $685. Now,
'o'o'' o'@' |"o'N0 '90'S~'' ~'''' '-' s7475o
seodyed coo g. IL and Is. Were s295 Now,
$l475o
BIockdyed Alaska seokn coots "a and Is Were s495
| White Ernne Jocket size l6 Was s4o5. -s2475o
White Ermne Jacket, H. Wos 1895. Now------$le75o
Dyed Fitch Coo size e Was s325 w---------$1e25o
Nonkeytipped White Fox Jacket. Wos $780, Now- $l75
Gray Squirrel Coot, size le Was s295. -$l475o
dyed Corocu Lamb 32nch Jacket Hat and Mu size le
Wo 81 So Now = w.. ezoz 1;.- i75 SIS
Leopard coo 6. Was $685. -S1975o
Brown and Gray Dyed Coocu Paw Coo sizes a. e 18 Were
Coot size 8 Was ST ,3o5 Now---------$es5
BIockdyed Persian Lamb Coots size TO- 49, 20 Were $685.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $le75o
All prices plus 1919
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Your Spring Beret Of Rayon Betting

The beItne beret hot thot becomes many women
you almost buy siehtunseen Tomorrow YOU will
find yours in spring poste darker shodes eoeh with
an odjustobIe heodsze for practically half pries---
Down STAIRS STORE MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Girls Apparel, So
Less than Y, price

l02 cotton print dresses, wool
sweaters in blue, red, white. Parka
hoods and felt hats In navy. wine,
and other assorted colors. AL wool
merchandise labeled as to contents.
Down STAIRS STORE, orRIs AprAar1.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Costume Slips, IS
Were SI.35

1s5 rayon satin slips with cotton
lace trim or smoothly plain tailored.
Tearoee only. Sizes "a and 36. A
few manufacturers seconds In
cluded.
Down STAIRS STORE,
COSTUME SLIPS.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Girls Jackets and
Skirts, SIS
Less than Y, price

IS plaid and checked jackets Ia
timely tailored styles, clever all
wool two-piece bolero suits, and o
few checked Or solid colored skirts.
Sizes TO H.
Down sTAns sroax, onIs APpARE.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Misses, Fur Goats and Jackets, ~
Greatly reduced plus 10% tox
1 Black Pony Coat. Size IL. Less than y price
Krfmmer Lamb Coats Sizes "a and 16 Were SO 75
I 32neh Ombre-dyed South American Lamb Jacket with
matching hat and muf Size H. Less than u price.
Mole Jackets IN g1nmetal and brown. s0es II to l6
Were 37s.75
l 3z-ineh Brown Prscessed Lamb Jacket. Size le Was
s6s75
Misses Untrimmed Dress and Sports Coats in ed styles
Each properly labeled to fabric content Black rust and
brown Sizes H. a. 1s Were $lss5 and slss5 Now S125o
I Misses Casual Coats Fur trimmed IN htted and box
styles. Black brown, wine and tan Trims Of Persian
Lamb Raccoon Wolf and Tipped Skunk fur. Each
properly labeled to fabric content Sizes II and 1s
Were 32s75 and $3s75. SIS
Womens Untrimmed Black Dress Coats fitted and boxy
styles Each coat properly labeled fabric content
Sizes 3s a. 37. 3911 and 221a Were 1855 and slss5
Now ------------ Sl250
Down STAIRS sfoaE, CoArs eurrs.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Where They Are Fighting

Geographic Society,"
the more enthusiastic Of the head
hunters.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

fine Of s2s was levied On . similar
charge applying TO both Of the @
street buildings. following . second
notice and failure to remedy the
alleged unsafe condition. the fines
In each case representing the maxi
MUM
Other fines included $500 for op-
Grating the two structures without
q license, half OF the sum being
applied to operation Of each Of the
buildings; . 3loo fine on the charge
Of erecting the addition without .
permit and . $25 fine for uncleanh-
ness IN rooms and watercaosets.
j. j. Kimball, chief building in
spector, testified that Mr.. Bell oper-
ated the buildings without . license
and said q license had been refused
after o 4-months-oh child had
burned TO death In one Of the struc-
lures early this month. Mr.. Kimball
said that ut one time 81 persons were
living In the structures, consisting
Evening star., 1942-04-24

form the world and bend Il to our
way Of thinking"
TO do that Is to do only what
our enemies are trying to do" he
told the annual Massachusetts, Con-
ference Of Christians and Jews.
We can no more impose . pat
tern Of thought on the world than
our enemies can impose . pattern
Of thought on u.s."
Describing the conference as q
public recognition In America that
men OF basic faith may dwell to-
gether In peace and harmony" Mr..
Taylor added:
This does not mean to me that
the world is at heart just one big.
happy family -. I am not at
tracted by the one big family idea.
Indeed am suspicious Of the man
or woman who has no pride of re-
ligion or race"
Mr.. Taylor said he could not con-