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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13

S-FAM1LY APIS.
BUILDERS,
Please look at south side Of 1900 block
Fairfax dr.. 3S1x105. Zoned RA-S-1S All
utilities in, level. 2Oc per So it, ,
squares, from bus, u square to school and
large playground. Active building neigh
borhood
WARWICK MONTGOMERY,
CHI. $3.50. 1855 Wilson Blvd
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BEATS PAYING RENT.

convincing Proof by Appt.
6-r., tile b.. modern row brick, about
laundry tubs, h-wh, ami. newly redec :,
nr. everything, 3 lge porches: terms; only
$3.50. OWNER. GE. 557S between : and
: pm, Public schools, one block; also play
grounds
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED. pickup or stake body truck. any
make or model: L pay cash. williams.
goth and r. ]. ave. ne. North 1918.
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RAPID TRANSIT

1nsraham st. Thy 14th stD-Detached
+ rooms. :, baths maids room. sleepns
porch. oil heat, cleo. refe,; gear garage
Ma. l040 or WO. S115
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BROKERS, ATTENTION.
FULL COMMISSION
Will trade 1928 beautifully wooded house
lots. Submit your proposition
SHAPIRO, INC, Owners,
134l Conn. Ave. NV. DU. 7117
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

CASH FOR 4-FAMILY FLAT, ALSO SIG
unit apt. house. 1907 H ST. NV. E. A.
BARRY. ME 2O25
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI. 1411
A CHARMING HOME
WITH A VIEW

Just of Nebraska ave. close to the
Immaculate Seminary we have very
charming brick house for Immediate sale
proportioned living room, center hall,
dining room and kitchen and a large,
property is out of the ordinary. For ap-
po!ntment to see call Mr. Burr, wO. 1889.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

MIAMI. FLORIDA
Nicely furn master twin-bed rm. apt,
pvt bath, pvt. entr.. kitchen, refrigeration.
large garden, $50 per mo. season, incl
cleo: light. h. and c. water MR.. L. NJ
VAN, 1880 Mass. ave. NV, Apt. "a. 15s
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PETWORTH

Bright. large S-room brick home, auto
matte hotwa' or heat, stove and refriger-
ator included Convenient to stores
transp:; parochial and public schools. Give
possession as soon as redecoration is
completed. Terms arranged Consider
trade; For information and to inspect
sail Mr.. Tabler, WI. 7lS2: with
49, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST wv MA o21S
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rAkoMA PARK, MD.
6-room brick bungalow, less than 2 yrs.
old. full basement. auto heat: hne lot;
price. S6,950,00; Sl.250.00 cash. balance
terms. Call DU. 1885.
Directions: Out Carroll ave. to Flower
ave. right 5 blocks to Hilton.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

nee ter ga stisne kot s klesca-
mi. Mr.. Klopcic dvigne kolic ter
pri6ne Z MIN nahati okoli sebe
nalik vozniku, XII Whit svoj bic,
toda kaca nj izpustila. Ko Sc
Klopcic naveliea tie igre, vrze
kolec S kaco vred Cd sebe, nakar
so jo S sibrami razstrelili.
Zvonckasti rep klopotace sem
sprawl JAZZ ter ga dolgo hrani1
"a spomin; nato Sc mi je ne
kan izgubil.
Pc tenn incidentu klopotaco
smo nadaljevali svojo pot ter
dospeli proti veeeru v gorsko 60
zdovje do meje Yellowstone
Parka - 16 mill cd Bear Cree
ka.
Yellowstone Park.
Cenjene citateljice in citatelji
81 ne smejo pod besedo park"
predocevati parka v navadnem
smislu besede. To nj nikak NEST
nj park, kakor Lattermanov DIRE
vored ali ljubljanska "zvezda"
- Yellowstone Park je kos 60
rate in gozdnate dezele, XII Sc
razteza v teritorij treh drzav
Wyoming, Montana in Idaho. Da
81 bodo mogli cenjeni citatelji
vsaj deloma predociti obseznost
tega parka, maj omenim, da OBJ
sega okoli 1900 kvadratnih mill
ozemlja. V tenn parku so mesto-
ma globoki prepaid in visoke
skalnate soteske, vroci vrelci,
okanenelo drevje ter druga pri-
rodna cuda. Velik del parka po-
krivajo ogromni gozdovi, katere
je prepovedano izsekavati. V teh
gorah in gozdovih Sc pode crede
divjih zivali: bivoli, jeleni, To-
sosi, antelope, srne, medvedje in
pune ali ameriski gorski levi.
Da Sc ohrani divjacino, -je pre-
povedan vsak low in Sc cello
osem mill izven parka. Meja teh
osmih mill je zaznamovana s
tenn, da je tuintam olupljeno
drevje.
Visoko V gorovju opazimo ko-
co, zgrajeno IL surovih, neobte-
sanih brun. Poleg koce je zubo-
rel gorski potoky cigar voda je
bila ena najizbornejsih, kar sem
jih kdaj pill.
Napotili smo Sc proti koci, XII
je bila videti re ma prvi pogled
zapuscena. Vstopimo. Res, prav
smo domnevali. V koci, XII je
imela samo emo sobo - &c Sc
SINE ia prostor tako imenovati
- nj bilo 1--WE duse. Sredi sobe
je stal ma stirih nogah nekak
nizek, surovo zbit, prostoren "a
boj, XII maj hi predstavljal men
da posteljo. - o odejah ma tel
'postelji" nj bio ne duha ne
sluha, "a zimnico je pa sluzilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Troje loUskih spon,inoU

smrecje, Xxi ga je bio obilo ma
postelji;z da je ze dolgo temu,
kar je bio nabrano, Sc je ,videlo
IL tega, ker je bio popolnoma
suho in orumenelo, Ko smo pri-
jeli zanj, da 8vrzemo nesnago
ven, Sc je ivje takoj osulo. -
Vrat je bilo v ko6i dvoje. Ena,
skozi katera sn1o vstopili, so
gledala proti potoku, druga, TEN
naravnost nasproti, pa v ma
sprotno smer, kjer je bilo opa-
ziti nekako stezo, XII je sekala v
ravni smeri gozdno pobocje.
V koci je bilo yse v neredu,
nesnagi in navlaki. Po kotih ie
lezalo par krampov in Iopat, raz-
trgan alpinski ceveIi, moder, "a
mazan platnen suknjic, siroko-
krajen klobuk, cigar prvotne
barve nj bio mogoGe dognati,
it'd. Nedalec cd Dostelie, tudi
skoraj sredi sobe, je stale V
nekakem pravokotu par "a silo
obdelanih okajenih kamnov, pre-
ko katerih je bil0 polozeno ze-
lezno omrezje. Ker smo opazili
v luknji pod omrezjeDn pepel in
ugasle ogorke, srno sklepali, da
je to "stedilnik." Ma nekaki po-
lici je bilo par nesnago pokri-
tih zeleznih lonccV ter nelxai
skodelic in kroznikov. Use Sc
veda strasno umazano in nesna-
zno. Ko preiskujemo naprej dom
nam nepoznanega Robinsona, XII
je tn zivotaril, najdemo Sc lon
eek, V katerem Sc je nahajalo
nekaj umazane, strjene soil. Po-
leg loncka Sc vejika skatlia Z
uzigalicami, XII pa MISC bile veG
"a rabo. To je bilo vse bogastvo
bate =.
Po kratkem~ pocitku, XII smo
ga bill po dolgi, utrudljivi poti
potrebni, in po malen prigrizku,
Xxi nam je tudi jzborno prijal,
Vstanen1o, da 81 ogIedamo ro-
manticno okolico. GredoC nav
kreber po nekaki stezi Oh poto-
ku, opazimo nedaIeG cd bate
votlino, XII je izglcdaIa kot maj
hen kamnolom. Ko pridemo bli-
re, nam je bilo vsem jasno, da je
tn nekdo "prospektaP' ali iskal
rudo. Pc vsej lpriliki je moral bi-
ii to neznanec, lzi je pred nani
gospodaril bajti in cigar orod-
je in druge reel smo naslj tam.
Poleg votline je bill V zenl.jo "a
bit Lessen kol, na katerem je bila
pritrjena okrogla skatlja IL plo-
ceVine; ko odpremo pokr0v, Vi
dino, da je prazna. - Prijatelj
Klopcic. nGi razIozi, da je bill
svojetasno V tel skatlji ljstek
z imenom prospektorja, Eajti
obiGaj in zakon je, da mora vsak
prospektor, cim zacne kopati in
kakorhitro Sc uveri, Ga Sc nu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

bo delo izplaealo, spraviti TAX
listek V Skatlji ma, mesto pro-
spektanja, nakar gre k najbliz-
jemu sodiscu vlozit svoj Claim"
t. j., da dobi lastninsko pravico
doticnega rova.
Ko Sc je zmracilo, smo Sc vr-
Mill v koGo. -
Kakor sem re omenil, je imela
koca dVoje vrat, ali pravzaprav
diva Vhoda odnosno izhoda, kajti
Vrata so bila razbita in vrzena
S tecajev. Ker torej bajte nisno
mo8li Varno zapreti, smo Sc,
predno smo polegli k poGitku,
domenili, da DO vsak po par ur
ma strait, docim bodo ostali spa
Ii. PonoGi hi Sc MANFRED V tenn
diVjem, neobljudenem kraju kaj
lahko pritepla kaka krvoloGna
EVER, o0disi medved ali puma.
Proti jutru me prijatelj zbu-
di, in docim 81, yes zaspan in
nevoljen, manen oGi, mi pove,
da je prisel cas-, da JAZZ prevza-
mem strazo, Prijatelj leze, JAZZ
pa sedem ma zaboj ter 81 polozim
pusko precise ma koleni. Ma vsa-
ki strani bajte je strmela vame
tenna odprtima vrat, skozi ka-
tere je bio videti Grne silhuete
ogronnega drevja in cuti memo
gLu$ino globokega gozda.
SIo je proti trem zjutraj. Cist
in hIad2n gozdni zrak tega de-
viskcga gorovja mi je kmalu
pregnal spanec. Prizgem cigare-
to ter 2trmim V gluho temo,
vedno pripraVljen ma to, da ugle-
dam pred vhodom dvoje zareGih
oGi, med Nateri mi bo pognati
krOs10. Toda nc nj motilo tisine.
Gozd je lezal kakor izumrt.
Polagoma Sc je pricelo svi-
t2tj. Il 0jemajoGe ten1e so Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
The Aahcn's Reading Habit

Magazine Section-Detroit Times
Copyright 1912. In the United States Of America By
American Weekly, Inc. All Rights Reserved Under
international Copyright, Including Foreign Rights.
ke9roduction in Original or in Translation IL
Expressly Forbidden.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

A/ASHikGTOk'S fovorite Indoor sport"
w since PeorI Horbor hos been troining
in first did In oddtion to the thousands
Of oir-roid wordens and ouxiiory police
and firemen. mony other residents. prepor-
ing to toke their pIoce in the emergency
proerom, IteroIIy hove been "bonine up"
The demond for troinine Of first old crews
70 mon neiehborhood eosuoIty stotions os
we'll os those in Government ond privote
office buildings and stores reached its peck
this month with approximately $1,000 STU
dents enrolled in more thon 800 closes.
The need for instructors in this ereotly
expended troinine proerom hos been met
by specioI courses for instructors such os
the one pictured here in St. Gertrude's
School Of CothoIic University, so thot the
troinine may be eorred TO all closes ond
groups in the CopitoI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Pull the Trigger on
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When constipation brings on discor-
fcrt after meals, stomach upset. blosting.
dry spells, gas. coated tongue, and bad
breath. your stomach 10 probably crying
the blues" because your bowels don't
move IL calls for Laxative-Senna 10 pull
the trigger on those larry bowels. COM
bined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect ease
10 your stomach IN taking. For years,
many Doctors have given pepsin prepa-
rations in their prescriptions 10 make
medicine more agreeable 70 q touchy
stomach. So be sure your laxative con-
tains Syrup Pepsin. Insist on DR.. Cald-
wells Laxative SIENNA combined with
Syrup Pepsin. See how wonderfully the
LAXATIVE SIENNA wakes up larry nerves and
muscles In your intestines to bring wei
come relief from constipation. And the
good old Syrup Pepsin makes this laxa-
i've 20 comfortable and easy on your
stomach. Even hnicky children love the
taste OF this pleasant family laxative.
Take Dr. Caldweli's Laxative SIENNA CON-
bined with Syrup Pepsin. ss directed on
label OF as your doctor advises, and feel
vorld'sbetter. Get genuine Dr.. Caldwell's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

our troops were pulled back to
take up another defensive position
on the Guitol trail.
Colonel Young was in command.
II was a short defense. Almost
Immediately. our lire OF supply
was cut so that every man en-
gagged in holding back the Japanese
attackers was without food or
water for three days while the
Japs were steadily encircling Ia
on three sides. III
The only way out was through
the jungles and across the noun
tains to the east coast OF Ba-
taan. Our orders and our fate
were up to Colonel Young-again
there was no communication with
general Headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Machine Guns Rake
Foe at All Hours

As the days wore on, IL became
Increasingly apparent that the
Jsps were heavily reinforced and
were determined to overcome our
defenses at any cost.
Japanese troops had broken
through our main line Of resist
ance. isolating many individual
units, and had fianked the regi-
mental line. breaking II before
reinforcements arrived.
II was during these actions that
IN American colonel and a Fill
pino captain were killed while
CALAMITY leading their men in a
brilliant counter-attack which sue
ceeded in freeing many OF the iso-
lated groups that had been cut off.
My battalion had stemmed many
Of the enemy thrusts-as had
svsry other battalion in the sec
Tor.
We were using machine guns
throughout almost every hour of
daylight, raking the waves of Japs
which raced at our lines, and
using our bayonets and pistols In
the almost nightly hand-to-hand
fighting which ragged increasingly
during all the weeks OF the Ba-
taan campaign.
Finally. with all our communi-
cations with higher headquarters
! covered by Jap patrols, which had
been at work behind our advanced
positions. the ragged remnants OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
All Troops Put
On Z Meals a Day

None Of the American officers
had anything but what they wore
and our uniforms were torn,
ragged and threadbare from con-
tinuous use.
Cigarets were scarce and boot
Logging was prevalent.
In some way the Filipinos could
get cigarets brought over from
Manila and they would sell them
for as much as IS a package to
|cigaret-starved Americans.
All troops were on two meals q
|day-a ration consisting Of canned
fish and rice-but. on the whole
our battalion's food problem was
less difficult than that OF others.
We had many harvested stacks
|of palay In front and immediately
behind our front-line positions, and
every night, even though they were
subjected to snipers' bullets and
machine gun fire. Filipino soldiers
would gather the palay and pound
out the rice.
We were steadily improving our
positions meanwhile. with Filipino
engineers constructing barbed-wire
entanglements. machine gun EN-.
placements and protective dugout,
for the troops.
We thought our new positions
were our most invincible until. or
the night of April 3, enemy srtil.
lery opened fire on the sector with
q rain of light. medium and heav,
bombardment which lasted without
break for 50 hours.
We knew il was the beginning oil
the end for Bataan.
fTo re Continual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Filipinos Praised
For Defense Work

The work of the Philippine
troops during the defenses OF our
new positions was brilliant and
should earn them a place In the
military history Of America.
Attack after attack was re
pulsed while the Jap big guns
hammered at our lines and enemy
patrols crept through the matted
underbrush In attempts to sur
prise our most forward units.
Living conditions were the worst
imaginable. We slept by day and
by night--at times when we could
in hastily constructed trenches
and fox,holes.
Our food was anything we could
pick up. Cooking for the Amer
cane ssas done tn tin cans c-er in
dividusl fires, and all water came
from the stream that ran along
the front lines.
Our troops used the water from
this stream for bathing. for wash
ing and for drinking.
Another sanitary hazard were
the japanese corpses In front of
our most advanced lines, which
we were unable TO bury.
To this was added the decaying
carcasses of caribaos and mules
which had been killed by shrapnel.
We were unable to burn or bury
these because we were under the
constant bombing and artillery
fire OF the Japs.
In addition to all this, we were
becoming low indeed on ammuni-
ton and arms.
Our successive Withdrawals had
played havoc with our organization,
equipment and extra uniforms.
Many automatic weapons and
battalion armament had been lost.
Over so per cent Of our Filipino
forces were without shoes and all
our cooking equipment had been
lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Withdrawal Orders
On Third Night

Finally. on the third night, our
plight was so desperate and the
physical condition Of our men was
so low that a move, as costly as
II might possibly become. had to
be made.
Orders 10 withdraw Immediately
came just q few minutes before
midnight.
II was almost terrifying coun-
Itry-there were seemingly mil
lions Of mosquitoes and dozens of
natural hazards.
In addition, all Of us were pitt
fully weak.
Disorganized and tired. with
many of us suffering from fever.
we somehow pulled out Of those
mountains where death hid behind
every tangled hillock.
We were Immediately ordered
to take up new positions at the
base Of the Guitol Trail. with
o r ders TO stall any attempted
japanese move until our other
units had withdrawn to prepared
lines, and then to retreat our
selves.
Under cover of darkness We
Withdrew to supposedly previously
prepared positions south oe the
Paliar Pagac road.
All front lire units that were in
Bataan were ordered to this de-
fensive position. q move made
necessary by the Jap break
through In the west sector.
We were In the new lines about
Is hours when we were hit again
by strong enemy forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Escape From Beisen
Escape From Bateen
Filipino Heroiisnl
Marked Retreat
Of u. s. Forces
CONTINUED from Page Eighty

CONTINUED from Page Eighty
the cover Of the dense brush and
trees.
For several days skirmishes
were taking place along the whole
line, with the Japs utilizing their
typical jungle strategy of night at
tack. deceptiveness and camou-
da1e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

IpVERTTsrMYNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Hero Will Tour
Plants in State

Capt. Hewitt T. Wheless, air
corps hero of the Philippines on
leave from active duty will visit
the A-C Spark Plug factory at
Flint and the Atlas Drop Forge
plant in Lansing on a Midwest
tour, it was announced today.
At both plants he will address
workers on their part in the war
effort. Captain Wheless is due to
ARRIVE in Detroit Thursday night
and will go to Flint and Lansing
on Friday.
Capt. Wheless, praised by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in a fireside radio
talk. was awarded a Distinguished
Service Cross for plotting a flying
fortress that bombed a Jap war
ship off the lower tip of Luzon.
With engine trouble and despite
the attack of Is Jap planes. the
bomber continued 10 its objective
and on the return trip shot down
-four enemy airShips.
With veral of his crew
wounded and despite more engine
trouble. Captain WhelesS was able
TO land his crippled bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Carleen Thompson, who is 4
going on s, has had three sets Of
parents in her short life.
Today she is bound for the home
OF the most recent of these. prob.
ably 10 be adopted by them and
become their little girl for good
and all.
Behind her. Carlecn' of the
freckled nose and fat brown curlS,
is leaving a heartbroken couple,
John and Maude Lewis, who teSti-
fed they long have regarded her
as their child.
COUPLE LOSES FIGHT
Lewis and his wife lost their
fight 10 regain Carleen's custody
through a decision of Circuit Judge
Guy A. Miller. His opinion left the
child in the care Of the Michigan
Children's Aid Society.
This means Carleen will 60 back
20 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Hook of Prescott. where she went
six weeks ago 10 start another one
year probationary adoption period
during which the society would
determine whether she should
legally become the Hooks child.
Carleen spent such a probation
airy adoption period in the Lewis
homo. in Charleston.
Lewis, department store cngi-
neer, testified he and his wife
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
$50 Electricians
Still Out at Ford;
Carpenters Idle

Another flareup In the jurisdic-
tional war between AFL and Go
workmen kept $50 electricians on
strike at three vital construction
jobs in the Ford Rouge plant to-
day while 100 carpenters also re-
manned absent in protest against
a recent wage pact.
Previously reported settled
after a three-hour walkout, cleo
ItricianS refused to work again to-
day because of disagreement with
terms of peace plan. The rtou-
BILE centers around performance OF
electrical work in the factories by
UAW-CIO members.
In an attempt to solve the prob
lem, Ed Thai, secretary of the
Building Trades Council, called a
meetin gof his organization late
today at the Labor Temple.
CARPENTERS OUT
Meanwhile, AFL carpenters re-
fused TO lay a tool to their con-
Istruction projects because of what
Finlay c. Allan. union secretary
treasurer, termed "a misunder-
standing" of a recent arbitration
award of a WPB board of review
Allan termed the strike unau.
lthoriZed and met with strike
leaders 10 disSuade them from
their protest.
Allan said the men stopped
work when they failed to receive
A 10-cent hourly wage increase
which they believed the arbitra
ton board had awarded them.
The misunderstanding. he said
was due TO a Qualification order
from the board which stated thai
the raise would not be effectiv,
under contracts signed before
May !. The original order pro
Ivided for A pay boost for all car
Ipenters on that date. he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Peru Chief Ends Tour

NEW YORK, May 20 INS).-
President Manuel Prado OF Peru
prepared today for a leisurely
journey home after his tour ot
the United States. He was to he
ferried TO Washington today by
army bomber TO have a last meet.
ing with President Roosevelt be.
fore taking a commercial airline
10 Miami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Heart-Break Ruling
Couple, Losing Fight for Custody Of Child, Say
They VIII Appeal TO Highest Court
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

believed they were complying viii
all the necessary steps 10 adop'
Carleen when a society worker
took the child from their homo
last March q without warning.
We're not going to stop
here" Lewis said after Judge
Miller gave his decision. We
are going TO the Supreme Court
In our fight 10 get Carleen."
In handing down his opinion
Judge Miller described the Lewise'
as excellent people who are
shown 10 be and conceded 10 b,
of unimpeachable character anC
integrity
Il think testimony fails 10
show any arbitrarinesS or bad
faith on the part OF the society"
the court continued. Instead, I
think IL shows fair dealing and
the exercise of judgment"
Miss Oriel NJ. Endelman. Secre.
tary of the Pontiac branch of the
society. testified she first took
steps TO remove the child from the
Lewis home. following a confer.
ence with them last October.
Said Miss Endelman:
Mrs. Lewis said she felt as
the child grew older she might
resent their having adopted her
because Of their ages and that
she might think she would have
been happier with younger
people"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Stocking Gang Caught
Youths, One an AWOL Soldier. Admit
Hodups; Wore Women's Hose as Caps, Masks

The mystery OF Detroit's
"stocking-cap" bandits appeared
solved today as police announced
that three youths-one of them
an AWOL soldier-had confessed
to seven holdups in which they
melted total of about $500.
The youths. arrested by detec-
tives yesterday near Cass Park,
are Robert Young, Albert Howe
and Pvt. Edward Derminger, all
of whom are 20 years old.
Wearing women's stockings as
caps. which they pulled over their
faces during the actual holdup,
Howe and Young committed six
filling station and grocery rob-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Wins Probation in Attack

Leon F. Schneider. 3S. of 5001
South Clarendon avenue, accused
of attacking a foreman at the
American Metals plant when alleg-
eddy called a Saboteur," was
placed on two years probation by
Judge Christopher f.. Stein, today.