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Evening star., 1942-04-21

Where did you get the inno-
cent, starry-eyed notion that
there was anything outside the
realm Of possibility for q man 70
get sent to Jail for q Justified
attack on o railroad policeman
Those r. r. bulls are the most
heartIess men In the United
States and they are closely In
league with the law. The wan
derer hasn't o chance with them"
That's what -Oldtimer- thinks
Of us. It sort Of puts us in the
position Of your hero In the pic
ture, . chap who didn't know
from nothing about the realities
Of life, but who didn't sit around
waiting for letters from odd
timer" 10 ten him what dope
he was.
We hops your fan mafl ID less
scornful.
r. Sand II "oldtimer" reads
this, which. after all. Is an open
letter, we want him to know wen
be careful hereafter about assum-
ing you don't know what you are
writing about.
The Chinese people and Warner
Bros publicity department are both
admirable members Of the human
species. but they certainly do not
zee eye-to-sye On some subjects.
The subject On which they ere
farthest apart. perhaps, n Ann
Warmers press boys, It
tAkas no great effort 10 recall, spent
Ill their energies for q couple Of
years getting Miss Sheridan known
- the oomph girl. They did q good
Job Of Il. too, until you met Miss
Sheridan In person and discovered
hat she was Just hearty. lovely
Wind blown lass from Texas who did
not give q blank for the title, dis
liked 1t cordially. in fact.
The Chinese felt about like Miss
1t seems. At any rate,
she Is known over there as Peace
ful light In the snow" which is
about as remote from oomph as q
name can be.
II you would like to know Just
how the Chinese arrive at q name
ike that. 1t goes something like
this: Chinese In written ideologi-
cally. rather than alphabetically. In
coming up with q name, however,
the Chinese cast about for the
words which most closely approx
mate the pronunciation Of the SUBJ
Evening star., 1942-04-21
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
National - "Hellzapoppin'," with
Eddie Carr and Billy House: 8:15
pm.
Capitol-"We Were Dancing"
Melvyn Douglas and Norma Shearer,
sophisticates: II am, las, 4::30,
tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
3:35, 6:25 and $40 pm.
Columbia Bahama Passage"
neurotics on an island: 11:50 am,
1:50, $50, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Sullivan's Travels" Pres
ton Sturges' latest yarn: II am,
las, 4:30, 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: /, s:45, 6:35 and s;15 pm.
Keith's-"All That Money Can
Buy" Aim version OF "The Devil and
Daniel Webster: T1:55 am, 2:2o,
4:45, tbs and $40 pm.
Little-"Our Russian Front" as
seen In q dramatic documentary
report: 11:45 am. 1:3o, 3:15, 5, 6:45,
$50 and 1920 pm. Also Target
for Tonight"
Metropolitan-"The Male Animal, /"
the Thurber-Nugent frolic on the
screen: li:05 am. 1:10, $40, 5:25,
7:30 and $40 pm.
Palace-"To the Shores of Trip
OIL" the U. s. Marines In action:
lo:45 am, 12:5S. $40, $40. 7::35 and
$50 pm.
Pix-"Paris Calling" with Eliza
beth Bergner: q, 4:03. $50, 1853 and
s:56 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-04-21

stormy yachting scene In Pardon
Ny Sarong." In the midst of a
hurricane. Costello retires to the
cabin OF the rolling vessel and. of
all things, starts shaving with a
straight-edged razor. Tyrone Power
has returned to town wearing a
heavy mustache. developed during
his out-of-tovn sojourn with Anna
bellas touring stage show. Ty can
use most of It in The Black Swan,
in which he plays a pirate with a
long record OF brutal killings There
viii be only one girl In this picture,
Maureen OHara.
Prop department at R-K-O got
An unusual order last week. For q
Evening star., 1942-04-21

speaking OF the SuOTy sAItslLAl
between 1918 and 1920 in my ife.'
as in the picture, were ones of striv-
ing to find myself and get ad-
tusted. I came to America IN 1920
with s5T In cash, three clean col
lars and two letters Of introduction.
Colman was a member Of Kitch-
ener's famous "Contemptibles," saw
action at Ypres and is the only
screen actor holding the Mons
Medal with the 1914 bar.
a p
Universal has postponed sched-
uled Deanna Durbin picture to bring
up something more timely In the
new script. The Divine Young
Lady" to start next week, Deanna
will appear as refuge from the
Pacific war zone
Service men with plenty Of writ
ing time on their hands are making
1t tough for fan mail secretaries In
all studios Star mail is reaching
an all-time high. Betty Cradle
Evening star., 1942-04-21

gag sequence In "Army Surgeon"
four photosenic coolies were de-
manded by Director Eddie Suther-
land. o.. Bing Crosbys young son.
Gary. is now a definite part Of every
Army camp program on which his
dad appears. The boy has Bing's
husky tonai quality, far from that
Of a boy soprano, and loves to
Groom.
released By tns North Aa@risan
Hewxpapsr Alliance. rne.)
Eeny. rneeny. mfney. nAe, Uncle
Sam needs your dough. Buy De-
fense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-04-21

to spend his tires, poor things,
coming out to review your shows7"
Mr.. G. was asked bluntly.
Certainly not" was the reply
Were coming after you and what's
more. wen take you TO the ONCE
after the show. Don't you worry."
There might b an idea IN It for
other summer theater managers.
some Of whom have decided not to
Be ~ courageous - the Olney's
head man.
Evening star., 1942-04-21

HEENuH HA4AH~FW M 1NA~~ ~ N
which the hero socks q railroad
cop and gets six years for It tn q
Evening star., 1942-04-21

reportedly received $4,000 letters IN
March. thus setting Q new mark at
10th Century-Fox. Shirley Temples
high of 10000 letters In q single
month was the previous topper.
Lou Costello will uncork one Of
his funniest sequences during a
Evening star., 1942-04-21

phony-looking
trial. Maybe
it's the wash
ingtonian In
Us. but we did
not think an
important fel-
low like the
hero wouldn't
no " the
A0RI@~ = @4A1
ri ht peo-
ple--for hav-
Ing justice
done Ia his
case. We said
something 10
that effect,
- AAA-.
Evening star., 1942-04-21

rather smugly.
"Oldtimer." an eloquent fellow
who knows q lot more about
hoboing and riding freight trains
than we do, and who writes q
mean memo 20 critics, had this 10
say In this mornings mail:
Evening star., 1942-04-21
Colman Finds a Parallel
In Latest Picture Role
By HAROLD HEFFERSAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

a the role Ronald
He actually lived through many
Smhy the
readust
ments which all veterans experienced
smilarity Coman said -Thoss two years
Evening star., 1942-04-21
Oldtimer's' Scornful Memo
Says Sturges Knows Best
Like Producer, He Dislikes r. r. Police,
And Tells Critic He Is Dumb;
Miss Sheridan Gets New Name
By yAY CARM0DY.
Preston StaIrTes:

yAY CARMoDY.
An open letter to Preston sturges:
Gtrill
Did you q wing ot7 feea rks o foo7
The answer 30 both questions
Mr. reviewing picture Sunvanb
bit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
BIRTHS

Girls we're born to.
Eunic. Huston. 1912 z Harry, Hare Park
Iris Hatcher. 1921 Wisconsin
Celia Hinebauch ial7e Rosemont
Lucille Herehak t72s Fland &C.,.
Helen Jones 7t3o s. John
Msvs Jacobs 1850 Fas' jefferson
Genevieve Kaczor. le26 CsniG. Hamtramck.
Helen Klemczsk, a7ai Cabot.
Jessie Krohn. 734i DaCos'a.
Anne Keller 2qao Fullerton.
Helen KryEoNsN. 5i62 campbell.
Gsnsvive Morgan. T12O LAYTON
Norma MadduX. $4,000 Utica road. fraser
Edna Marunson. l27a5 Hamilton Highland
PARK
Else Mazag. 5ou ogden
sophie Mitchell. 1855 Hsr'wsll, Dearborn
GVendo'yn Mslecks 1871 Wpodnort
Vera q Common. 5iss Wabash
Marcslla Brien, 2i52 West Grand boule'
Jane Reno. 81 walnut street. R'ver Rouge
Helen schmit' 1925 Woodward.
Marcella Soheick 2O1Ss Coventry.
| Edlth Small. 1854 GriCCs
Eugenia s'ouner. 5ia South Connecticut,
ANY n"' s s T' 1898 Aseury PARK.
Mahsl sweeney SOS s. Marvs
Reatrice springhorn. is4ii Manning
/ Louise sla'er. 7llt Julian
Marie Sanchez. 1920 IVES, Vernon.
Gertrude SERB iosia Mack
Mary Stoke, sat siXree0'n
Rose Tosoonian 4-f1 Nes' Warren.
Bsrnsde,te Vincent, 23ooj John r, Haze
! Park
F,orenc. wrsley, 1925 Ford court Crosse
poro,hv wilson. soiq wrot-ov.
| Olga Wrgley. ~ CohnEVorf
Mildred Wehrle ii7is Tracey.
Jennie Wilson, 1875 RirV nne-
Gladys Zerho. i7i1t STOUT
clara Zahkiewicl, 5f27 Canton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Lost and Found

BLACK tsrrisr-W-hite paws. Neigh oornood
Far Grounds. Reward. Telephone Town
send s-sea7.
Blue knitting bag CONTAINING Red Cross
sweater, tHannton- LaurenceJ, Townsend
s.s0il
FOX TERRIER - White fsma. brown
around eyes ears. isrge brown spot on
back. SO reward. LsnoX 2lsi.
LOST-Trol box with circle saw and Dad
Head vicinity Telegraph road, EverEreer
and Eight-Mi road. Reward. Vermont
A.sl37
SMALL BROWN DOG-License 6l2i4
nsiEhhorhood Wss' phslis- seven Nile. Re
ward PinErss sls9
SMALL WHITE DOG hob tan reward
Kindly telephone information Tyler
$3.50
sPITZ- BLACK. brown Vhi's tnei Ehoor-
hood ssyen-M 10 FloraD. Reward Tele-
phone Temple 27o7s
TOY BULLDoG-Lo Lost, male; answers 10
Sunny" 1853 Hillg'r Lsnox 22tl.
WRIsTWATCH Moyado. red gold, BOSTON
boulevard Second. reward 1928 Bos-
'on boulevard Townsend s-5oia
WRIST WATCH - La1ys, yellow GOLD
L NJ T" paradise Thea'srJ. Keep
sake Reward. Tyler s-i0ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles Zuhres 2s A'f0ra Z'rnicky II
George Marsh 30 Lillian RushinE 30
Henry r BUDDY 80 Irene T Meredith 80
Ernest James a. Ruby I. Johnson Is
iRnher, Corrigan Is MARY J Ashley. 10
Fiorino Gabriel ~. Katherine Nrause. u
John " Ral. IS Nav Nanr's'o IS.
George MAX q Louise Ra7ner p.
Waiter Zukin q. SYLVIA R0iH'r'k0f ~.
Emil Hendrickson. IS F'yi Arthur. -,
leo !. Pawlov q Frances L Gross 20
clarence r Birch % Helen sanger q
Samuel CampheU Is Helen Ro'h0r.'1. Fl
Edwin Koerher. &C Katherine jzclac, -
Thomas J ST LOUIS, 10 Dorothy VI
jaime. F. Muhney. Is Florence .. Green
-
cleveland Mcciarkn % Macy /. Murray
20
Iclsrk. n. Hollands Jr. IS Lorraine X
Krause. Is
Frederick = Hacker. IS Catherine X
wilkinson ~
Warren H. Hickey 20 Mildred 2 shafer
oui, 2 Eu-s,,ky Il: My-a Jasioy. 10.
james n WOOD ~ F-wa Wood ~
lRuly Hoerle. "a Lillian * patrick %
lack Block. IS. Dorothy Goldberg. -.
Thomas ". McGrsgor rs Dorothy
Rose -
Joseph Perreca 24 Lena Poma p
stuart r Dirgls 20 Rss X Hansen. p
julius L. sieseL -. Gertrude J. Hoilsnder
| q
Richsrd J. Avon. ~: Evelyn L Desme, 81
Eel Roper, 80 Mary Perry "a
IMyler Wynn 81 Edna L White ~
Josh Armstrong, II. Roxie Price, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
BIRTHS


Roy, were horn N
Susan Ank.. lIosi maxwell Van DYKE.
L.pors All,r, s22 Ea., Pane ~,
Juli., Ashley 800 w, Wo'1rnr Hsiei PARK
Sarah Bucci. 5sos Pacific
Miriam Rsrris 2si7 Gisndaie.
Ida Bosnian. 1913 sheridan
Shirley RuohoI. 1870 Wisconsin
Grso. Burnett. $50 LEROY Fsrndal,.
Grsc. Burton 1927 sussex
Psulin. Brodis 1900 Sorrento.
Haze Bey 273O Cody
Th.lns Carlson 1929 Harding
Norma Campbell Seli Sor'hhs,d
Ns~csUs CoIrvois'sr 1882 Lindsay.
Margsrs, Creme 1880 Murray Hi.
ssds CranshaV 1872 East Nevada.
Bernice Daily. itia Putnam
catherine Dahihofer, 1897 steel
Chsr.u. Duncan. 5l4 East FIFTH street
Royai Oak
Virginia Ehrman'rsut. 'lo3 cs".
Ksihsryn Foriska al3a Louis
LuEsnla Fuller. 1872 cameron.
B.rnce GRAY. 74n5 churchill.
Aien. suohan. Oslo Ivanhos
Marion Gsras. SeiS Cooper
Marion Greer 4aOs BurlnEams
Honor Groves 1901 sussex tvinD.
Er,.hs,h Gumhle'on 1882 Monica.
Mary Glow lt22s Jane
G.rtrid. Holm ean West Philadelphia.
Cecil. Hamilton i7s7 Wsyeurn
prrnhiid Johnson 1927 Hilton, Ferndale.
Rsrhsrs Jsnas t27s COFFIN.
MARTINS Koner. 1870 CAME
1ns KENNEDY. Route 30 ? Box i2o5 Dear
horn
Louis. Lrsk, s7pa RenvEs
MARTINS Langley 3ls3 Grand River.
cr.us lawson, S7sl Ha''ing.
Mari. Mshon, l2ot7 East NcNieho's
Jessie Major. 1929 Heusslsy, Dearborn.
MYRTLE Myers. SsHl Otis
MARY Msdigan. 1928 Ksn'hed.
Lucille NcNicol as Ashland
Cecil McGannon 50 TYLER. Highland Park
Ruth S.vcomh 3Aas Holcorh
Lllisn otto fsnn 50 Lawrence.
su. Pf.iA. l342 crane
Elhs Powell 1859 Kendall
Eleanor. Racrsk 1920 Faircrest
G.rtrud. Rolf., ltis Eas, Garnet. Ha1'
stella Ro.ak. EOS. Coleman. Dearborn
Msriori. schst' 5 .s Coleman Dearborn
Clenna sullivan 1914 Concord
BETTY ssmsk ial52 GrigEs
Josephine scholnok, iqooa Roslyn road.
NAOMI spangl'r SOS MiiL'aty
sylvis sleight. 1925 Harmed.
Eunice Trohs. 20l72 Andovsr
Ester Tornask. ql7n Avis
Elizabeth Thurmond. 1io2, Eas, Warner
Helen Van soos,en, 80 IVES; Hudson, Hst'
Park
Inc, Wilhelm 1872 Turner
Msrseri. Whal.n Pitt Garrison. Dearborn
Lishsth Wsrtsnnrueh. is43s BrAne.
Alkaline waite 1925 Conner
Eva Walker. 1872 MCKAY
Bsrnios Watrohs, Si33 Thirty.Fifth.
GIRLS
Girls were born IN:
Valerie Rarnss ts7i cha'svorth
Iodie Bennett t24t Fourth
Shirley Poos 22ni Gladstone
Grace Beresron 500 Engle
Helen Burke p22n Appolins
I Alice Barnes 1929 Elmhurst.
! Lois Psdget 1855 Eliot,
/ olgs chisholm, t7is Cornell. Dearborn.
I fulis cuda 1911 Jerome
Elizabeth Crosby, 243s McDougan.
Margaret Evart ITO Drexel
Minor Fleming s2ia Lyford
/ tune Frsnke 3i52 Chippewa drive Nor 10,
Honor Groves. 1901 SUSSEX UU1nt)
Jean Hagerty, 10i 5. Vermont. Royal Oat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Waiter p. Van BUTLER. %, Mildred Mas
KIN. %
Harry n Lanss. 20: Monetta p. Curtis. IS
Alfred Gajewski 81. jessie Kah'a, IS.
Donald W Nelson. % Vera F Pryor. IL
Arvid p. Roach. p Aida r Buckley. IS
Joseph r. Temple % Harriet Daniels, rs
Albert Lundien. Al. Florence r. Doolin, ~
George P Artvein rs Syhu 2. Pardo rs
Edward G. Nedwick rs. Bernice Huesman
%
Edward 2 Hoffman, 81; Belle Cohen, "a
Joseph Niokrand, as Evelyn l. Koistnen
%
Ernest Denys. 81 Georgette De France. II
Ear J Bushhousen % Edna Gallnet, rs
Leon Messenger. 80. Kate Levy 80
GLAND D. Atkinson, 81; Julia NJ. Meyers
"a
Charles e. Swanson, 20; Marcia Gnen. 10
Alex Minds 20; Elinor Helfer. Is
Ernest Peterson. 30. Mabel Bailey, 30.
Matthew Blourt. rs Rsrnice Whigam ~.
Orland Behnke 81, Frances " Pinder 10
Edwin szywanoUicz, "a; Cassie Tom
por. %
Marx S. Myers. 20. Betty NJ svisher. ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Ndzis Send Americans
To Portugal for Swap

LONDON, March 7 1NS).-
The London Daily Mail reported
from Madrid today that Ameri.
can diplomats and news cor.
respondents who have been de.
tanned AZ Bad Nauheim. Germany
are en- route 10 the French
Spanish border They will proceed
TO Portugal 10 he exchanged FOL
German diplomats and CORE
spondents interned in the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
The Rev. Bdgnd|I
Rites Set for Monday
in Hart, Michioon

The Rev. Frederick Bagnall,
who died al the home of his son,
23734 Warner avenue. Pennington,
will he buried in Hart, Mich, on
Monday.
There Will he services, conducted
by DR.. ARE Binkhorst Of Olivet
College, in the Pennington home
AT 4 p. m. Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Bagnall was born in
England 80 years ago and came 10
this country when he was Is years
old. Upon arrival he was ordained
Congregational minister at High
land, III. For 50 years he was in
active service. Many Of his pasto-
rates were in Michigan. his latest
being AT Hart.
He is survived by two sons. Fred
W of Pennington and George +.
of Birmingham. and three sisters,
Mrs. Nellie Dickens. Mrs. Flory
Sterry and Mrs. Alice Jackson, all
Of Heathtown. England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Push Raw
Material
Producing

WASHINGTON, March 7. (UP)
War production officials today
were planning an extension OF
their raw materials expansion pro-
gram TO insure the good breaks
necessary for President Roose-
velt's industrial blueprint for VIC
tory.
William II. Harrison, director OF
WPB production. is the first high
ranking official TO admit publicly
that bad breaks" may prevent
attainment of the armament pro-
duction goals outlined by the
President.
Harrison disclosed that material
shortages may make IL impossible
to produce the 100000 tons OF
merchant shipping demanded by
the President for 1912. He added
that while aircraft production Is
ahead of contract requirements,
additional warplanes could have
been turned out except for the
shortages. :.
II will require good breaks,
he continued, 10 attain all OF the
goals-S.0O0, 900 tons of shipping,
10000 planes, $4,000 tanks and
10000 anti-aircraft guns.
Harrison said limitations on the
output OF steel plates during Sep
TENDER. October and November
are being reflected in the some
what curtailed output OF merchant
ships.
Although ship ways across the
nation are turning out tonnage at
rate of more than one a day,
he characterized the progress as
disappointing" The program, he
said. now is 10 ships behind the
hopes" OF war officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Army Plane Crashes;
7 Are Feared Dead

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March 7 GNS).-Although no
bodies have been recovered, hope
was abandoned today for seven
men aboard a twln-engined army
transport plane when II crashed
near Stuart. Fla. The transport
was caught in a severe Squall,
which apparently Wrenched off a
wing. and II fell in flames into the
ST. Lucie River inlet.
NEWBERN. y. C., March Z
INSl.-A search was under way
today for an army coastal patrol
plane believed TO have crashed east
OF Vanceboro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Youth Jailed in Theft
OF Junkydrd Tires

Found guilty Of simple larceny
In the theft of four used auto tires
from a Junkyard. Fred SIM. II, o.
1888 Medium avenue, was sen
fenced 70 serve Is days in IN,
Detroit House Of Correction today
by Recorders Judge Thomas NJ
Cotter.
SIM and companion. Charlie
Panetta. 3676 Mack avenue. were
noticed by Michigan Central Rail
way detectives rolling the tires
away from a yard at 2745 Belle
yue avenue and notified police
Panetta was placed on a month,
probation. Since the charge va,
placed against him, he has enlisted
in the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Obituaries
Arthur 5. Douglass
Construction Engineer
Succunps TO Illness

Arthur Sylvester Douglass, SO,
construction engineer for the De-
trolt Edison Company since 1920,
died in Grace Hospital after an
illness of several weeks.
In addition TO his work with his
company. Mr.. Douglass was we'll
known in Detroit as member OF
the Detroit Building Congress. the
Committee for Trade Recovery
and the Detroit City Plan Com
mission. in the latter capacity
having taken an active part IN the
establishment Of the ciiy's zonlng
ordinance. During the first world
war. Mr.. Douglass rose 10 heu-
tenant colonelcy in the ordnance
department OF the United States
Army.
Born in Plymouth. Mass, Mr.
Douglass attended Wesleyan Uni
versity and the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology. He was
a past president Of the Engineer
ing Society Of Detroit and mem
her Of the Michigan Engineering
Society. American Society OF Civil
Engineers, the Society Of Ameri-
can Military Engineers and A
director Of the American Welding
Society and the American Concrete
Institute.
Mr.. Douglass leaves his widow,
Clara Armistead Douglass; three
sons. Arthur Jr. OF New York and
William A. and Andrew D.. stu
dents Al Dennison University. and
two sisters. Josephine Douglass OF
Boston. and Mrs. Edgar SCHNEIDER
Of Albany. y. Y The Douglass
home is al 500 Burllngame avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
In Men,oriun

In loving memory OF Eva Murphy.
Who passed away three years ago today
March I.
cannot say. and 7 Vil not say
That she IL dad she u Just away
Win CHEEKY smile and wave OF the
hand
She has wandered into an unknown and,
Think OF me- iarng on, as dear
In me !ove Of there A. ins i0vP - here.
Think OF he- stu as n. same say:
She - NOT dead she - Just away
-Husband DauEh'sr, Mother Brother.
n LOVING memory OF nv dear wife
owe Bro'z who died March 7, 1890
To-Day brings hack sad memories ~ a
loved orc laid 70 rest Those who think
~ her today are those Sh0 love her best.
Husband ana Family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Mckay Motion Heard;
Trial Due Monday

Federal Judge Shackelford Mil.
Ter. visiting from Louisville, Ky
today heard new arguments or
Frank y. McKay's motion 10 quash
the Indictment against himself and
10 other liquor conspiracy defend.
ants.
II the motion is denied. testi.
mony will start Monday in the sec
ond trial Of the Republican ma.
tional committeeman and the 9TH
ers, who were indicted more than
a year ago. The Jury could not
agree in the first trial, which
ended last August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Death notices

DOUGLAss-March s, 1912. Arthur s
husband NJ Clara A Douglass father Of
Arthur s Douglass Jr. William A and
Andrew Devices Douglass Funsral service
~ chapel OF the VIM. r. Hamilton Co.
Cas- Ave. at Aleaandrne, Monday A.
30 ?. n.
GRTA CHEN Suddenly March s, Elsie. be
lavsd daughter ~ Ernest E. and Marie
Crtachsn; Gear sister OF Alfred William
and Mrs Hnds Klein. A. the X W.
Kuhagsn Funeral Home. 1901 Gratot, un-
al Monday a, 10 30 a. m. Cremation a.
Woodmer. Cemetery. Funeral private.
Please omit flowers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Jap Sees Solution
OF Russian Problems

TOXIC. March 7 (official Japa-
nese wireleSs) GNSD.-All prob
lens between Japan and Russia
will be satisfactorily solved in the
near future. YoshitSugu Tatekawa.
former ambassador 10 Russia. said
today in an interview in the news
pa per. Nichi Nichi Shimbun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Get Gas Deaths Rewards

Rewards offered by the county
in connection with the fumigating
gas death Of two newspaper boys
were ordered paid today 10 two
Chicago policemen who arrested
fumigation Waterman Samuel G
Brodie. The Board of County Au.
ditors ordered SIPS each paid tc
George Rovder and Martin ?
Reidy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Pearl Harbor Hero
In Doctor Care

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, March I
(UP).-Staff Sgt. Joseph l.. Lock
ard, whose warning Of approach
ing Japanese planes at Pearl Har-
Dor went UNDECIDED, was under
doctors care today The 20-year-
old hero went 10 bed AZ his home
here after 5.O37-rile trip from
Hawaii. declaring that he wanted
70 sleep week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
DIVORCES

Daniel q Rrien from Margaret.
Laura stafford from Lincoln.
INVITE q Wolfe from Max.
Nicholas Wasche from Otelia.
PAscu Malgta from Eva.
Mary Cassidy from Wluam o.
Monnle Boltn from Lacey.
Mare Doyle from Thomas
RAYMOND Podvin from Anne
Elsie Clark from Robert
Henry Chapman from Eva
Mildred Mathews from James
Margaret Brandt from Paul.
Meta Luth from william.
Nsllie Gourley from Martin.
Percy Rail from GLADYS
James Brown from Annie
Helen Ferrero from Joseph
Ben De Simone from Antoinette
Virgins o Leary from Ray
Eller y Laki,s from Gordon 2
] Johnnie ouarles from Earlyne.
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room. sos5 Norweii, near
Van Dyke; gentleman preferred excsls
lent transport ton. f3S0.
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DEATHS

Bruno p. wAszewski 400 Three Nile, IS
GER rude Ziegler sos Neal rs
Lsvshie Ctley. 9273 Bedford as
Joseph Polanis. ls0ea Caldwell 81,
Margaret r. Gsrlack. 579e Havsril. 81.
Theodore Jacobson. s734 Second. 81.
May Currte, 4o52 Pingree so
Dorothy + Hoderman. 37t4 Boston. 3.
Joseph Pollock. 1905 NardIn. -.
Abraham Zaposky. 3033 Waverly. SIS.
Hannah NJ Cooper. 1883 Inverness 81.
Ernestine Glo"tke 4si7 Military, 81.
Robert NJ Panksr. 1881 Schoenherr, II
Charles Kneu. 2o0l East jefferson, 81.
John F. Hurd 1902 Hudson. So
stanley Hshnski. 233h LYMAN So
Theresa Mack. 1862 Northheld. months
clara Hardy 1891 RtVard -
Willard Truelovs, 214s Fast Fort 4 months
Charles Walker. IT'S Madison. IS
FN7Rhe'h Paul So35 Buckingham 81.
cleveland Mouldin, 1881 Dubois. IS
Henry Gartreil 1910 Hudson. 50
Walter Smiechovski i2fs IVES, Fort 80.
NarEAry Wendell. S0s3 Maxwell a.
Mar 4. Barbour. 224 East Rethuns SO
Josephine kirbywhrp 3TI0 Mt ELLIOTT Sc
oswald Phoenix. 1929 Prssf ~
Emma n Hofmeister $500 Rroadstreet- 81
William {. Keller 572s BROOKLYN. Sc.
Gustav semmler siS Michigan. 81
Mary DeCristofaro. 1880 Garnet. -
William Russell Cornell fai3 5onr r 81
Caroline Mende Wardell Apartments 50
valentine \ Hosfner 1914 Trinity. as
Julia kommer i7is Chicago. "a
andrew Bechdor as Kitchener 81.
Robert J. Anderson. RuNslo. y Y. Sc