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Evening star., 1942-09-02
Schools and War
On Radio Forum

The Nations war needs, as
they affect the Nations schools
and colleges, and what the
Nations schools and colleges
are doing and plan to do in
supplying these needs will be
discussed on the National
Radio Forum program, on Sta
ton WMAL and the Blue Net
work, at 10;15 this evening.
The program, which ran for
many years on Monday eve
ming, has been switched to
Wednesday evening.
The discussion will be be-
tween Dr.. John w. Studebaker,
the commissioner of educa-
tion, and James P. Mitchell,
director of civilian personnel,
Service of Supply, War De-
partment. Following the dis
cussion the speakers will be
interviewed for further ampli-
tication of their views.
Considerable readjustment
in the curricula and schedules
of the Nations schools and
colleges already has taken
place under the impact of the
wars needs for trained men
and women. The discussion
this evening concerns further
contemplated changes, especi-
ally In the institution Of TECH
nical training courses for
young men and women.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Jap Policy Unchanged
By Shift in Cabinet,
Premier Declares
Togo's Deputy Resigns;
Gen. StilweII Forecasts
Assault on Siberia

ALLIED GROUND FORCES battle
Japs' drive in Kokoda Sector.
Page AS
BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC (From japanese Broad
casts, Sept. "A Domei broad
cast quoted Premier Gen. Hideki
TOTO today as declaring that his
assumption of the foreign min
istry, vacated by the resignation
yesterday of Shigenori Togo,
will not result in any way in an
alteration of Japan's foreign
policy"
(The resignation of Togo, who
was regarded as adverse to Jap
anese hostilities against Russia,
and Tojo's decision to take the
foreign portfolio, has been widely
interpreted outside Japan as
presaging possibly a japanese
attack on Siberia.)
Togo's Deputy Quits.
The resignation of Harohito Nisfi,
Togo's deputy, also was announced
today. His successor is Teruichi
Yamamoto, chief of the Foreign
Offlce's East Asia Bureau.
Domei said Togo's successor would
be appointed simultaneously with
the selection of a director for the
newly-created Greater East Asia
Ministry" 1t added that the ap-
pointment was expected soon be-
cause Premier Tojos holding of
the portfolios of war and foreign af-
fairs would make it difficult for him
to carry out adequately his mani
fold wartime duties"
AS Togo relinquished direction of
the Foreign Office an imperial de-
cree was issued designating him a
member of the House of Peers.
Personal Reasons Stressed.
A spokesman for the Government
Information Bureau issued this
statement today:
Il can definitely state the resigna-
ton of Foreign Minister, Togo was
due to purely personal reasons and
did not have anything to do with
the establishment of the new min
istry or with any change in Japan's
foreign policy"
This informant said he did moi
know how long TOTO would direct
the work of the additional cabinet
post, but some quarters predicted a
new foreign minister would be Sc.
lected by October l.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Tide Of War Is TURNING,
Chang Gables Churchill

B, the Associated Press,
CHUNGKING, Sept. 2-General-
lsslmo Chang Kai-shek, marking
the third anniversary of the war in
Europe, has cabled Prime Minister
Cnurchlll a renewed pledge that
China will not stop fighting nor
shrink from any further sacrifices
until the last of the aggressors has
given up his arms"
The tide of war is turning in our
favor the message added.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
First Parade of U. S. Troops
Cheeredby1 ,OOOLondoners

the eyes of the sidewalk crowds
The parading Leathernecks were led
by Capt. r. J. Myers of Charlotte,
N. C..
The band struck up "Over There"
as it neared Buckingham Palace,
the stirring strains bringing cheers
from onlookers, many of them vet
Grams of the last war who saw the
Americans parade in 1917 just as
they did today.
The City of London gave lunch
con, using its famed gold plate for
the first time since the crews of
the British cruisers Ajax and Achil-
les were feted on their return from
the South Atlantic battle which
drove the Nazi pocket battleship
(See PARADE, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Welcoming the Money Changers Back to the Temple
bahr Given 80 Years
For Conspiracy 10
Spy for Germany
Court Expresses Belief
He Is Still Protecting
kozi Colleagues
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 2.-Her-
bert K. F. Bahr, convicted of con-
spiracy to serve Germany as a
spy, received a 30-year prison
sentence today.
The sentence was the maximum
prison term possible under the
espionage statutes, but the court
could have ordered his execution.
Judge William F. Smith, who i'm
posed sentence in Federal District
Court, expressed the belief Bahr was
still protecting Nazi colleagues.
Avoids Looking at Judge.
From my experience" the court
told him, II believe you have not
turned over to the Government all
the information you have. I believe
you have other names and ad-
dresses"
At no time did Bahr look at Judge
Smith. He kept his eyes on the
table before him.
Assistant United States Attorney
Thorn Lord, who presented the Gov
ernment's case against Bahr. asked
the court to impose the death pen
atty on the defendant. A jury had
convicted the former Buffalo stu
dent and athlete last Monday.
IF this man were an American in
Germany" Mr.. Lord told the court
they would dispose of him sum-
marily without trial. They would
not wait until sunrise to shoot him. -
In imposing sentence Judge Smith
expressed the opinion Bahr was
Justly convicted. 1t is not surpris-
ing the jury did not believe your
story"
Your defense, however, carries
some element of plausibility," he
continued. Whether or not you
sincerely abandoned this project
upon which you were about to be
engaged, you will be afforded ample
opportunity of proving your sin
cerity."
Gave Only Foreign Names.
He said Bahr had given only names
and addresses of alleged cohorts in
foreign countries knowing full well
the truth of this information could
not be checked"
Charles r. Hardin, one of Bahr's
two court assigned attorneys,
pleaded for leniency. He said: This
conspiracy began in time of peace.
The defendant could not have gotten
out of it until he got back to this
country"
Mr.. Hardin said an appeal would
be taken.
Bahr, attired in the same gray
suit he wore at his six-day trial, was
brought here today from the Hud-
son County Jail, Jersey City. He
appeared unusually glum as he
talked with Mr.. Hardin before Judge
Smith entered the court room.
Posed as Refugee.
A native of Germany, Bahr OBJ
tanned United States citizenship
through his fathers naturalization.
After brilliant career at Renssel-
aer Polytechnic Institute in Troy,
N Y, he went to Germany as an
exchange student in 1899.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton charged Bahr dropped his aca-
demic studies in Germany to enter
the Gestapo's espionage and sabo-
tage school for training as spy. He
was intercepted June 80 on the ex-
change liner Drottningholm when he
arrived back in this country posing
as a refugee from Germany.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
n Reported Executed
For YuqosIuv Rebel Aid
BY the Associated Press.

BERN, Switzerland, Sept. "A
dispatch from Budapest said today
% persons, mostly young men and
women, were executed by firing
squads after sentence by Croatian
court martial on charges of taking
letters. food and medicine to in
surgents, of possessing arms or Of
lisening to the London radio and
spreading anti-Axis reports.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Civilian Casualties in Raid
Reported by Germans

BERLIN. Sept. (P.-The British
Air Force struck last night in West
ern Germany where a German high
command con1munique said several
places in the Palatinate area of
Bavaria sustained numerous civilian
casualties.
Private homes were said to have
suffered particularly at Saarlautern.
The high command said two Brit
ish raiders were shot down.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. IA Daily Ex-
press dispatch from Stockholm said
today that Julius Streicher, Nazi-
doms most outspoken anti-Semite
and former governor of Franconia,
had been arrested by the Gestapo
on Hitler's orders.
The dispatch said the arrest was
made several weeks ago, after a long
personal investigation by Hitler, on
accusations that Streicher had en-
bezzled party money and had been
involved in the most unsavory
affairs"
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Gen. StilweH Forecasts
Jap Attack on Siberia
BY WILLIAM McGAFFIN.

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Sept. 2.-Lt. Gen.
Joseph w. Stilwen, United States
commander in chief in India, China
ana Burma, said yesterday he
thought there was "a good chance"
the japanese would attack Siberia.
That's just my guess, of course" +"
he said. I've been wrong before
The Japanese, Gen Stilwell said
(See TOGO, Page A-18.)
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Summary Of Todoy's Star
Foreign

foreiqn
100000 Londoners cheer Americans
on parade. Page Al
Strong Raj unit attacks Saar-
pruecken. Page Al
Jap foreign policy held unchanged by
caolnet shift. Page Al
Belfast outbreak follows hanging of
1RA member. Page Al
Monsoon over, long awaited battle
for India may be near. Page Az
Nazi U-boat feet believed damaged
heavily in August. Page A-3
Collective bargaining bill to be Of
tered IN Ontario. Page Al
National
Senator Hughes beaten for renomi-
nation. Page Az
Both armies err in desert war exer-
else. Page Az
Freight handlers strike at Philadel-
phia. Page Ar
Nelson denies placing new restric-
tions on Kaiser plan. Page A-3
CIO opposes creation Of economic
czar. Page Al
Evening star., 1942-09-02
British Units Muneuver
At Gibraltar, Nozis Soy
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, Sept. 2.-DNB said in a dis
patch today from Algeciras, Spain,
that the British were conducting
large-scale landing maneuvers at
Gibraltar, with the land garrison and
naval and air forces engeged. It
said one bomber engaged in the
operations crashed and exploded.
There has been no British report
OF any such maneuvers. Such ma
neuvers might be designed to test
the defenses of the rock.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Report of Rubber Committee expect
ed by Labor Day. Page Al
Fuel oil rationing program expected
soon. Page AS
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild is
oead. Page A-12
America has half million soldiers
abroad, McCloy reveals. Page Ais
Indicted WPB official held on bench
warrant. Page Ais
Washington and Vicinity.
D. c. military district removed from
Sd Service Command Page Al
Resumption of w. e. o. D. passenger
service studied. Page A-l2
FWA to consider plan for building
nurses homes. Page B-l
Police and Fire Departments file
1914 budget estimates. Page B-1
Funds allocated for Office for chill
dren's day care project. Page B-1
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Washington and Vicinity.
MISCELLANY.

Natures Children.
Marriage Licenses.
Births and Deaths.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Continued on Page Alb, Column l.,
Evening star., 1942-09-02

(See TOGO. Page AID
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Page CO
Page Clio
Page B-20
Evening star., 1942-09-02
A Sound Investment

u. s. Savings Bonds and Stamps
are better than cash because they
bear interest. The Government
asks you to invest 10 per cent of
your income or earnings every week
to help finance the War.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

tSee RUSSIA, Page A-18.)
Evening star., 1942-09-02

(See PARADE, Page A-2o
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Late news and sports are covered on
rsees Tx and 2-X Of this edition Of
Inc Star. experimenting the news of
ene regular homo delivered edition.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. 12 yrs exp; also bkp
mch,, typing and payroll work; $40; yrs
acctg. Phi. WI. GALS Sat. afternoon, Sun
day or evenings. IA
COLLEGE WOMAN. now emrl as private
secretary. s years exp. desires position
with progressive firm offerins iHtereStins
future Box 2t4-Z, Star. 19'
COMPANION oN-HousEREEPER, refined ca
pable. free to travel ref. <exch. Box 2S3-
z, Star.
GIRL colored. cares for. children eve
ntnss. References, AT. 1914. 12'
NURSE, physiotherspist. detittan, by ma
lure woman, state full particulars. Box
223-z. Star 13'
NURSE, hospital-trsined. efficient, handle
any case; GOOD in diet references No, J..
Dupont 63l3, Room Z. 14'
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, middle a ged
companion to elderly lady kind disposition.
ia. 2233. 12'
SECRETARY, experienced competent, de-
sires position; available Immediately. Ann
Wilder, 705 K st. ne. Ludlow S171.
SECRETARY OFFICE ASSISTANT - Eff
cient, experienced woman desires position
of responsibility: capable of assuming full
charge as able assistant to busy executive;
minimum salary, $50 monthly. Box
1897, Star.
STENOGRAPHER wishes work at home or
office typlng. TRANSCRIPTION or switchboard
work. Phone TR. 4240, Ext 305 after
$40 pm. 12'
TYPIsT colored, EXP; evening work AT.
1914, References. 12'
DO TYP1NG, telephone and other ONCE
work at home HO. 1870.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
DOGS. PETS. ETC

KITTENS, part Persian, will be given away
iree to sood homes. Phone Shepherd
'it44, IL
PUPS, AK. C, pedizreed cocker spantels,
9 weeks: healthy, hsa Gttful. Reasonable
Evening star., 1942-09-12
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClasSifcdttons.
Evening star., 1942-09-12

HOMEAfAKEF, white for business woman.
must be excellent cook, capable taking COM
plete charge of small, lovely home. Per
manent position TO right woman, sood
salary. Give ase, experience, character
refs Box o1o-Z Star IL.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


STORE STOCK AND FIXTURES for sale.
over $500 90 monthly receipts 10 miles
from District line; growing business: forced
10 sell account sickness. Phone after 5 80
Locust 4S4W-4 l3'
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC and duplicating
business centrally located, successful op-
Grafton for over 25 years. Box l13-Z, Star.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale Have to sell on
account of sickness; $500 cash; $3.50 on
terms. Phone Trinidad 9496; after pm,
Franklin 9Sa7. 16s
DELICATEsSEN. mr. schools. Govt. build
lngS. Must sell Immediately, sac. price.
rms, bath; garage. 1926 N. Capitol st 13'
PAWNBRoKERs ExCH, shoes, mems wear
and lewelry Must sell at once. RA.
CoATRooM CONCESSION. 1891 Conn.
ave. NV, in Maxine Restaurant Apply
between 2.30 and pm, 49,
LOT FOR RENT, suitable fruit and vese-
table stand; very busy walking section n W
Shepherd 310l. IA
HARDWARE STORE-Going out of busi-
ness, Will sell all hardware and paint to
individual hardware dealer at a reasonable
price. Key machines and about 4. 900 blank
keys, S165 2430 4th st. ne. DU. 24a6
SECOND D-HAND FURNITURE and clothing
store for sale, established business, rea-
son able Apply Monday 1346 H st, NJ e.
AT. ss91, 13.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued }

REsTAuF7ANT for SALE 8999 8999 # St, nsss
per month. FIR. 1915. 12t
DRuGs~-Philsdelphia pharmacist wishes
to invest I'D to $4,000 90 in store doing
good prescription and drus business. Box
1iA-z. Star IL"
ARE You LOOKING for the best paying
small business in D. c.? No special exp
necessary. Low rent. Box e42-Z. Star
LUNCHROoM for colored, doing very GOOD
business; excellent opportunity for right
man. Gall Me 6442t ask for Angelo.
1901 26th NV.
RESTAURANT AND TEAROOMS, been a
going ana popular resort OF some years,
ssnecially choice, location within the D C,
Que TO III health owner will sell the real
estate good will. furniture and fixtures at
q price conceded TO be an excellent value.
ConvenIent to TRANSPORTATION and within
opnn nrSttanee by auto Az exeeptional
St NV.
pELICATE ESSEN. wine and beer; fine NV
location; low rent. sacrifice. best reason
70 selling. No brokers. TIA. 1909. 13'
KITCHEN. CONCESSION, good downtown
location. fully equipped; now in successful
operation. Apply 1907 H ST. NV -"
SPACE. completely equipped. in first-clsss
ladies' accessory shop suitable for hose
esnd gloves; 5000 per mo. Box 25b-z,
Star, l3a
GOING RESTAURANT,
Doing 5000 to $1,000 monthly; 1O-year
lease at SIS month owner called for
Army service; unusual opportunity for
resentative Of owner. W. r. Goodwin,
Chestnut 3oo2
Evening star., 1942-09-12

HOUSEKEEPER COOK, dependable. ex-
perienced; best refs; care small family s.
rm house, capable planning; live out GOOD
salary 81 N. Jersey ave, Sc Ludlow 1866
HOUSEKEEPER for couple in new sub
nrhan home. eyprrienred in b W. nlair,
Evening star., 1942-09-12
$50 MONTH,
SITlIATINNS kAEN

Competent woman. white or colored.
general housework assist with year-old
baby: live in; health certificate required;
excellent home. Wisconsin a52s. 13' ,
Evening star., 1942-09-12
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
(Continued)

BUY AND SELL horses. livestock, sad
dies, harness. etc. Fayette Farms, Riggs
and Aser rds., Hyattsville. Md
IF YOU want a real work or riding horse
OF show pony, here it is. Call Rockville
Sd or Kensington SIN any time after
Saturday noon. 13.
HORSE, beautiful chestnut, years.
suitable man or lady S100 owner leaving
town; can be seen at Buddington's Stable,
College Park, Md.
RIDING HORSE, fve-gaited, for sale, ex-
cellent bargain; gentle. Ii. 5533.
HEIFERS, 1s, ready to go, .yaccinated
Best offer takes the lot, Call Rockville 5-J
or Kensington S-M, any time after Sat
noon 13t
COMBINATION riding and work horses,
cows, heifers, bulls, goats, sheats. bussies
harness. wagons, English saddles, imple-
ments H; NJ Powell. Falls Church. Va,
Fall Church S65-W-1
Evening star., 1942-09-12
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
tContinued.l

sa.s. ssa 1rR.: ss ans .sk.ss :aI's o.ass as.
Chambersburs. Pa.
1UsT sBeI.o RECEIVED SoEs. IA nrst,y ponies
harness. ali kinds open and too wagons.
baEgies, carrisses carts, % English sad
ales; western, s. pony saddles and
pzloles, corn ana hay. Rear IL 2th g. Sc
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
KITTENS, part Persian, viii be given away
iiree, to good homes. Phone Shepherd
fa44, IL
PUPS, Axe, pediereed cocker spaniels.
s,r,cs wsekf i;,,5 ,n5eslthy 'esaGtfui reasonable.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. wks. old,
peaisreed. female; famous P9okwo0d
stock stock reasonable prices, Call ME. o54o
C. AND s KENNEL closins out. several
Between Camp SPRINGS and Mesdows
Md l3'
KITTENS to give away, males and females,
Call Shepherd 3344
GoGkFRs tsSs r. .rsa rsd sPeks sgss psm
eross-bred chow Collie. 81: persien q'f kttens EMS
80. I3a4 GEORGIA ave. IA. 43c1
COCKER d;R seANTEI, puppy,, red female, !
and Sunday; 451a 3lst St, Mt. Rainier
HYattsFille Ola.
? GRAY KITTENS, free to good homes:
aheetlonate and housebroken. Sligo $3.50.
FOX TERRIER, o weeks small type wire
males sf0 and $50. See 'sSrl5 sundav o''h aelo le
Butterworth pl. NV OR 1850.
PEKINGEsE. ideal pet male. months
66ioa.- pedisreed' reasonable. Phone CH,
SEVERAL, LARGE and small DOGS to place
IN good homes; pets. watchdoFs; / small
fox hound . half wire haired terriers.
sbouf . Ssyoa kenpsi Landover
Warfeid ibisa eos4. 0eS0'' Pe'ee CROSS or s eail
BOXER, bitch, red fawn. white markings,
ns1,s nonse and @ car broken ch. parents; an ,ex-
show type cocker male az months house olase@
broken. See them at Harms, frst house
on Indian lane, Bcrwyn, Md.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. male. weeks
line 4 e. resistereed 3fl''sh s35 sH ?o0a. $685.
l26 Dale DR., Silver Spring. Md.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 3 and 6 mos
iss-w-s, 3ital EfsiS'eFed' reasonable Fairfax
WANTED, a litter of puppies. WA I31e.
HOLLYWOOD BOARDING.
97o7 BALTIC Ave if BerWsn fsa' 5aa VA atl'iis 1874
COLLIE PUPPIES,
Lodestone and Bellhaven strain. Finest
n n quality breeding. WI. 1909
BABY CHICKS.
BARRED ROCKS, r. l. Reds, White Les,
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
store 6l9 st. NV Mstropolitan oosn
FARM e GARDEN.
sHRuBBERY for sale - Norway spruce
ann over. P. D. Breneman, Route /, Man.
. 800 Y q. - -
Evening star., 1942-09-12
SITUATIONS poAEsIlc.

GIRL. colored, intelligent, desires position
al part-time maid Adams 4342
GIRL, colored wishes Job as chambermaid
or Kitchen helper; experienced ref MI
2l63.
GIRL, colored wants washing to DO AT
home Atlantic 749l-
MAN. colored, Govt. employe, wants living
quarters exchange for wfe'S light services
NV North 5000.
WOMAN, settled, wishes place as cook: no
SUNDAYS; good reference. Hobart sl631.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
HELP DOMESTIC.

HOUSEKEEPER and cook. refined, com
petent white woman 10 do housework for
empioyed couple no children; room, board
ana Ssf5 per mo. CTamer, 1920 45th 81
NV. Woodiev 4tIo
Evening star., 1942-09-12

HOUSEKEEPER, white, live IN. to care
for family Of 4. plain cooking, e.h W;
rnfs GlAon OnSn
Evening star., 1942-09-12
S10 WEEK

Experienced housekeeper-cook, white or
coored: . adults and baby, no laundry;
cellent local references Phone District
0o2s or call Apt. 301 1925 10th St NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-12

POLICE GUARD or special police work in
hotel or dept. store Box 1857. Star Ia
AGE eXempts me, but gave me valuable,
adaptable business experience Would like
interview with going concern desiring
services OF a dependable man for the
duration Box 257z, Star, 10"
WILL ORGANIZE or furnish police
guard for any national defense project OF
willing to take captain of police guard.
Box 2362, Star. Ia
SALESMAN WANTING CONNECTION,
Coioree, middle aged, reliable and pre-
pared, commission basis preferred or will
accept any kind of clerical work Salesman
?. Q. Box 106s. 49,
Evening star., 1942-09-12
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. colored, employed in
Govt, want ianitor's quarters in exchange
for service. good reference. no children.
235 O ST.. Apt. 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Driver Convicted
In Ireffi( Death

Charles Miller. %, 6611 jackson
street. Dearborn Township. faces
sentence on charge OF negligent
homicide after he was found guilty
by jury in the court of Judge
Theodore j. Richter late yester-
day.
Miller was accused of causing
the death of John Albers, S484
Evergreen road. last May 2 when
he drove through red light at
Ford and Greenfield roads, hitting
Albers' car.
Eight others were injured in the
crash, including Albers' wife and
two children, who had been in
Dearborn viewing a house they
had intended 10 buy. and a young
couple who were being taken by
Miller TO be married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Car Ends Plans of Boy
Toy Tools Skates Await at Home but He is Hit
on Way TO School and Dies Driver Held
;. their plant TecelCe dthe 20
BY WILLIAM CASE

Ten-yesr-old Arnold Deyantier' :
carpenter tools are idle today and
his ice skates, all Sharpened and
ready for winter, won't be used.
Arnold. the victim Of hit and
run drivers ruthleSsncss, is dead
Struck down at Cratic; ana
Burns avenue. on his way 10 ST
Thomas Lutheran School. Arnold
was fatally injured by mororlSt
who paused long enough 10 view
his handiwork and remark 10 wit
.nesses that, I'm not to blame, y
then fed.
Eight hours later, surrounded
by his parents. younger brother
and three sisters. Arnold died in
Receiving Hospital without regain
ing consciousness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Macarthur Trial
Hits Legal Sndg

Whether legal technicalities will
result in the dismissal of con-
spiracy charges brought against
DR.. Clarence NJ. NcArthur and
three others. who were first
brought to trial two years ago
was to be decided toGay by Record
er'S Judge w. Mckay S,Il!man.
Macarthur, a dentist; William l.
Grown. s.. of 1894 Abingdon ave.
nue.. his office manager; Grover
Brown and Frank b. Porter, al
were convicted two years ago or
different counts of 10-Count in.
dictment charging conspiracy tC
violate the gambling laws.