davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Hassett esta jugando bien la
primera base de los Yankees, en-
el puesto de Johnny Sturm, que
ingres6 en- ell ejercto. De no ha-
Der sido por la guerra a estas
horas va Sc encortraria en- una
novena 'manigiera," es decir,
de las ligas memories.
En- los 1ltimos dias Hassett
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Frank Crossetti volvi6 al cua-
dro de los Yankees por haberse
lastimado Lid Phillips.
Celebr6 su retorno con un hit
por la linea de la tercera base.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

81, enor, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Sofa.
mente &c vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v ~aHe Is
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Gonzalo Granell di6 Ell primer
"jonron'', en- Ell primer domingo
y segundo desafio de la Liga In
tersocial.
Su hermano Vicente, el direc-
tor, descarg6 un tribey.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

a la edad de Is amos y ahora, a
los %, parece tener mas agili-
dad que nunca.
Era Ia marca anterior de 1872
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Derrotaron los Medals RoJas
de Boston, en- Bowling Green,
XIV, a los Rojos de Cincinnati.
Cincinnati &c, 13h, 2e; Bos-
ton &c, 13h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Vernon Gtmez lanz6 en- seis
entradas, contra ell Nashville"
y 10 hizo de manera muy salts
factoria. Satisfizo el los deseos
de su mentor.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Los Indios de Cleveland VEN
cieron aver a los Gigantes de N.
York con anOtaci6n de 6 carre-
ras por cinco.Lou Boudreau, Ell
nuevo director, peg6 un batazo
de cuatro esquinas.
New York SC, 12h, De; Cleve-
land &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

ha venido pegandole "muy dull
co" a la pelota.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Faustino Casares cometi6 ell
error de no conservar a Piniella
en- su novena Y Ell domingo cast
Sc tiraba de los pelos.
Ell "Escaparate" Memo de exec
ientes curvas y rectas, dejo a los
campeones en- un SOLITAIRE Oil
lote"
Red Ruffing sigue lejos de su
'fbuena forma"
Ahora bien, con toda seguri-
dad que ganara para los Yam
KEGS de 10 a 20 desafios
Manuel Onis, un habit direc-
tor, gan6 su primer juego,
Ash 10 hizo Vicente Granell,
otro director de primera fila.
Les TOGO perder a Casares y
Ortega,
Los Cardenales levantaron a.
uoy CO.. oaunamanto " GO Marcia
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Augie Galan cometi6 tres erro
res, desempenando la primera
base del Brooklyn, en- un desa-
flo con ell Atlanta,
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Pete Reiser perdi6 ell omnibus
en- Macon, Georgia, y este, Sc
gun Leo Durocher, lie costara u
ma multa de $4,000.
Sc lie neg6 permiso para hacer
Ell viaje, acompanado de su espo-
sa, desde Macon a Atlanta,
Reiser desobedecio la orden.
Ell notable bateador contraJo
matrimonio hace pocos dias,
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

ron de st. Petersburg, la vecina
.ciuiad. La primera base y ell jar
din izquierdo SON pcsiciores que
actualmente d~esempehan nova
tos.
Stan Musial parece I'm hombre
'iprovidencial' en- ell jardin IL
Quierdo. Lo miSmo pueNje asegu-
rarse de Ray Sanders, que des-
empeha la primera base.
En- Jacksonville, los Senado-
res de Washington derrotaron a
los Phillies. Los psloteros de Gri
fifth hicieron tres carreras en- ell
noveno y ganaron ell partido.
Washington &c, 8h, De; Fila
delfia Sc, 6h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

Los Cardenales levantaron a.
yer S. c~ampamento y se marcha
La gaceta., 1942-04-07

VretOKiano Mantelga, Edito
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
How Color
Affects Rooms

IN REDECORATlNG a room,
color can do great deal toward
apparently changing its height
ana width. also correcting its
lighting -troubleS.
Pale ColorS used in comblna-
ton with one key color will add
not only light but apparent size
Using drapCriCS which match
the color Of the walls is another
trick 10 make a room seem
larger.
A very smart effect is gained
by the use Of one light shade
and one dark shade, such as pale
peach or apricot with dark
green. or maroon with ivory wall
panels. or crimson with ivory.
White accessories in a room
with much deep color, and con-
versely Colorfui accessories in
pale tin1ed room is always
good decorating rule.
Incidentally. if you are re-
doing windows. you'll find an
excellent substitute for that silk
gauzc so liked as a glass cur
tain fabric
The new glass curtain is
woven OF rayon that Is sheer and
has an irideScent quality when
the light shines through IT, This
comes IN eight staple colorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

Ladies'. here Is your chance 10
solve your spring clothes problem.
stop worrying and hurry down 10
FRANKLIN during their daring
spring sale. Here is an extra spe-
cal feature offer made in drive
for son new customers. 4 smart
new $500 spring hat or pair Of
$500 spring sh oes absolutely
FREE. Yes We mean H. Hat or
Shoes FREE with your purchase
of stunning, clever. brand new
l9i2 three-pieCe COSTUME SUIT.
Priced from Auly $685.. They're
better. finer luxury costume suits.
with which you can make many
combination costumes Wear the
Jacket and skirt as two.piece
suit. wear tho Fur trimmed coat
only as dress coat or use all
three pieces as smart costume
suit All you need 10 pay is 81 %
down. arrange he balance in small
payments 10 SUIT your Conven-
fence. Take your Costume suit
home with you, no red tape, no
DELAY. Hurry, get your FREE hat
or shoes during this special drive
Tot 5UO new customers. at FRANK
LINS DEPARTMENT STORE
3l6 MICHIGAN AVE. Shop any
evening till o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Cocktail Frock
Formal and Fluffy

HAVE YOU been noticing
those new tea-coCktail-evening
frockS which are so popular this
year? They are Street-length.
practical these days when one
goes TO a late afternoon party
then on 10 dinner. Yet they
are all formal and fluffy for the
sake Of the boy friend on leave
and in the proper evening
gown mood.
Rita Hayworth, -glimpSed al
tea dance recently, wore one
Of these new froCkS. a dull black
crepe with all the skirt full
ness draped 10 the side front.
Above this a wide fitted mid
riff Of the black. then a yoke Of
shell pink softly gathered.
Frock is styled with brief
kimono sleeves of the pink.
With the dress, Rita wore a pair
of the new long gloves,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Tasty Leftovers

LEFTFONERS ARE now
worthy ~ our national efforts
in wing food Ways and
means of introducing flavor and
interest into their service in
clude adding from one-half 10
one whole cup of chopped ripe
olives TO casserole ingredients.
The mainStay of your cas-
serole may be meat, seafood or
vegetables Ripe olives blend
we'll with all these and increase
the appetite appeal Of each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
HOROSCOPE By 6 5r.pss'
look the Section Yow Birthday Comes Iu and Find What
four Outlook Is, According 70 the Stars,
FOR furd1 Norcb
NARCH II TO APRIL 20


HARCH - ~ APRIL ~
A rles- start carefully and
thus eliminate aVoldapIe MISTAKES
TINS OBTAINS Whetner you nave
tne.HdE Ior leISute VI nus WI ~
heelHhlhg NL.n ~. tILe 80, "a, ~ 49,
nli'e' 'Iallelaiy VIZ, "''o''s ' Nv
I'.oI az VI ''','' .",',.'.e''u .,in. ,nt
ra'llCaI an" III . / : P''"S""'
"'Ne'S,"llS'
AIRIL - ~ HAl ~
J . " ?" ~ lnu'catiohS warn
"n ~, no ,ror ~ -
toro,,l II Won bavo FREQ time
Gov bobbv or enorte vonu also
bo,o Mood for aIortnoss regard
,nc ronr onnorcnt Fyoring i
hnova,t
80. -, ro ,tr.r,,
r ,, n.' Financial matters
may be the big problem today
returns from investments and
sales are not likely TO be ahun-
dant However. the dav favors
all constructive activities. whole
some entertainment and relaxa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
SEPT. q To OCT. 81

SEPI. - ~ OCT. %
Librd-Friendly for personal
affairs and those things artistic
and scientific. Business, unless
essential, less favored than study,
recreation and attention to pri-
vate needs
OCT. q TO NOV. %
Scoypio-Matters pertaining to
shipping and ship building as
well as other maritime interests,
investigation and confidential
issues are hig h on the COM
mended list. In free time, rest,
relax.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SGgittdriUs - Greater caution
than usual is urged in manufac-
turing and handling dangerous
machinery. tools, chemicals, We
hicles. Business and employment
in general under friendly rays.
PIC. p TO jan. 2f
Cdpyicoru-Today offers excel
lent periods for all worthy under
takings, and includes your per-
sonal achievement. Don't neglect
essential duties, but if they per-
NIT. enjoy some healthy recrea-
ton.
JAN. p TO FEE. -
Aquurins Indications suggest
you carefully time your program
m order 10 execute As many vital
matters as YOU can with the least
waste Of time, money and energy.
Be cheerful and hopeful.
FEB. y TO MARCH IN
Pisces You'll have TO he
guided in your efforts by the ox-
tent and demands Of your posi-
tion and today's added needs.
Help along productiveness. All
substantial matters favored
4 child horn on this DIM:
Quietly efficient and convincing.
Has executive ability and talent
for scientific and literary mat
tiers. May have 10 curb a rest
less desire for change Of position
or scenery in order TO succeed in
It's chosen field Of endeavors. Not
quarrclsome or dictatorial. Will
win friends easily.
Cppyrrht 1872 hy Kirg Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Nectar Sauces

TIE WHOLE fruit neCtarS
make grand and caSy-to-put-to-
gether sauces. Use them on in
expensive cottage, taploca and
bread puddinGS
To prepare nectar sauces.
thiCken the fruit VeraEe
slightly with flour or CornStarCh.
SWccten TO taste with honey and
season with lemon juice and
butter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Long and Short
Of Coiffures

ANNE SHIRLEY, off for a
vacation trip to New York, SIM
plifed her life by clipping her
hair short all around,
She's kept the front hair
fairly long, turns it back in a
deep swirl (She can also turn IT
forward again in bangs). Back
hair is curled up in soft short
ringlets, looks too cute with all
her new sailor hats.
On the other side of the
couture question temporarily
is Marlene Dietrich, who IS
wearing a perfectly mountain
Gus couture in her new picture,
a story of 1900.
Marlene finds the couture
amusing, is wearing it out of an
evening just for the heck of il.
It's a wonderful opportunity for
gorgeous hair ornament, dra-
matte evening gowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Please Telephone

# YOU want 70 Join. first
telephone this department..
Cherry $500. Line 347...and
then YOU must 90 TO the Amerl-
can Womcn'S Volunteer Services
headquarters. .i02 kales Bldg.
land register there. and BE-
fngcrprintcd These are AWNS
regulations
If we have enough regiStra-
tions. we Will start the class
on the above date. Wednesday,
April !, Only We must know
Immediately.
At yesterdays class the film
was shown. ..how 10 fight the
incendiary bomb which. Of
course. Is a fire bomb. mot an
explosive This film will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

COME WIND come rain-here sturdy proect-aIl garment
take This and hood available through
Anne Adams Pattern Service Pattern 4043
It's the latest of of work clothes designed by the
Home Economics Bureau United States Department of Agriculture
Make it howerproo cotton; il about your
whole the head
there front back openings let the damp and cold
a back. The yOkeS and cuffs planned
smoothly yet they spread comfortably to let
underneath Action plcas and inset
plenty of working freedom; pockets
This of of government designs
Pattern 403 available sizes small ia to l6 medium 8 to
2O) and large 40 to 42).
Send for this pattern 10 the Anne Adams
Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich Please be
plainly your address, number of pattern and
size desired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

Novel and
attractive are
these Grapes
made of
pressed wood
cellulose -.
y
They're sturdy,
too. rain or
spilled water
will not harm
them.
However,
dry cleaning or
laundering
is out.
But al
50 cents a pair,
one can
afford to
change them
with the
seasons.
For shopping
information,
please telephone
The Detroit
Times,
Cherry $500,
line SAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
First Aid

SO MANY things going on IN
.ur auditorium these days
nd among them a first aid
course under the direction Of the
American Red Cross for
Detroit Times employees.
We had our first lesson
Wednesday night Right now,
we're n little bewildercd about
bones and arteries but We
aim 10 come out of il first class
fIrSt-aidcrS.
The Times will also sponsor
first aid courses members of
The Detroit Times HomcmakerS
Club. under direction Of the Red
Cross. as soon AS we can make
room for them IN our busy club
room.
Right now its cooking school
on Tuesday. civilian protection
on Thursday second civilian
classes 10 be on Wednesday g.
Red Cross Wednesday nights
Red Cross knitting and sew
inc also on Thursday and
so it goes busy days these.
Red Cross
on THE Red Cross Homo
makers Club work there {.
no more knitting or sewing 70.
the present our regular Re-
Cross workers are finishing ~
on the last of the bed quilt
which they have been maxim
from patches.
Mrs. klefer, one Of our rcgu
lar knltterS brought in seven
more pairs of army socks Thurs
day making total of l.
pairs knitted and donated q.
by Mrs Keller
Want 10 do something for the
Red Cross? Ask about their nu-
triton classes . . . canteen work
first aid classes . and
blood donations.
Blood donors may so TO the
Red Cross blood center E. Alex
andrine al CaSs Temple
1-77S5. Please be sure 10 tele-
phone for an appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
GET LONGER WEAR FROM THOSE
CAY PRINTS and C0LORFUL RAYONS!
Wash them with Chpso Flakes for whittier extra safety

Why risk your lovely linens, gay cotton
prints, your children's clothes to tough"
graduated soaps that may fade the colors?
Isn't that unwise in times like these
when clothes may become more difficult To
get? When every garment all your linens,
must be stretched to give extra long service
longer brilliance of colors?
There's thrilling new kind Of soap flakes
thatgives you the whiteness you want in your
wash-the sparkling colors-but with great
or safety! With gentle Hdke-sodp safety!
Yes Chipso Flakes-with their enriched
husky, heavy-duty suds-give you dazzling
washes with the safety you know you can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
AL Members Eligible

This second Civilian Protoc-
ton course will start WedneS-
day April Any member of
The Detroit Times HomemakcrS
Club IS eligible but We must
ask that YOU telephone your
registration so that We may
keep the class TO 70 members
The hours Will be 10 TO -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
NewDraperies
WrinkIeproof.
Won't Fade
BY JANE MOWERS

HEARKEN HOMEMAkERS!
Something new has been added
TO this fast-changing world that
will open your eyes in a hurry.
We can now decorate our win
dows with draperies costing SO
cents a pair.
They're made Of pressed wood
cellulose fiberS. material which
falls in soft, straight folds. The
colors are beautiful. the pat
terms charming and it takes a
detective TO distinguish them
from coStlicr fabrics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Your Horoscope

France, Drake.
TIE Detroit Ilwcs.
i,-f l~o square, Detroit Mich.
FlFhNI SIND Ny INDlNlD-
UN HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY UIDH and LUCKY
CAlF>DAR for the hru NS
moath, ci l9a,.
Ws Born:
Month Day ...
send Ifc ard Srif-AS2,curd
Stamped Ertclobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Another Civilian Defense
Course for Homemakers
BY IRENE VI HAWKINS
Nomeu'S TditoT. The Detroit Times

shown again for the benefit o'
those who enroll at the SeconC
class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

YESTERDAY WAS tne sec
ord lesson in tho Civilian Pro
lection course being taken h>
members % The Detroit limos
Hor7cr8kc~> club 49,. q course
under direction o. tho Amouc4r
Womcn'S Voluntary Services
Because of space limitation,
ur have had 20 D1Utirc tho elias,
10 20 members 49,. and no one
can ION a elias, that has been
started because u is necessary
20 taxi an of the lessons to b,
eligible for ;hc final exams.
So mary members Of the
lIo~cwakovs club have asked
TO ION. since this class started
SO many have been turned
away. and so many Still tolo-
Vr0TIUC II -TrTVUTTC now rn'N Cdh
Get in -. that We on Tho Times
have decided 10 start a second
class giving another 20 NOM
hcr~ an opportunity ~ take the
course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Simply Wipe OF

Rain or spilled water does not
harm them, but laundering or
dry cleaning is out. Anyhow it's
cheaper 70 replace them twice
year than to pay cleaning bills
If signs of soil appear, wipe
them off with a damp cloth.
With ordinary care, these
novel draperieS will last many a
month. Treat them as you would
fine marquiSette curtain
that's all. The colors are sun
fast and nonfading E. tearing
is possible only with great strain
and stress.
Ironing is unnecessary because
the creaSeS fall out in hanging.
And don't worry about their
burning . no more inflam-
mable than any other curtains.
EasiIy>Altered
The length is pig yards and
the width SO inches TO the pair.
They're hemmed, headed and in
clude tiebackS. To alter them,
cut with scissors and hem with
long, loose stitches by means Of
a fine needle. Add French plcatS,
if you like.
Even if you're fully supplied
with draperies, it's a happy
thought 10 use them when yours
are at the cleaners. Wonderful
for summer draperies and solu-
ton for the Detroit SCOT nuisance
that we all have 10 fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

l. DON'T BOIL OR SCRUB Chipso Flakes
gently SINK dirt loose, save the wear and
tear of hard scrubbing.
4. DO USE CHfPSo FLAKES-safer for colors
than strong graduated soaps, keep them
bright and attractive longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

expect from such a fine white flake SOAP.
Chipsos Flakes actually give you winter
washes than you can get with many pop
ular washday soaps we tested! Ask your
dealer today for new, safe Chipso Flakesl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Jinx Dogs Willie Rosen
Bridegroom jailed as Reckless Driver While Facing
Trial on Charge of Impersonatne Officer

William N. Rosen, Macomb and
Wayne County junk dealer who
.(a) faces trial next Monday on a
charge of impersonating an Of
fcer. (b) was married last Sun
day and (c) whose slogan is save
your scrap to beat the Japs and
vote for Willie Rosen," is in Jail
today.
The 27-year-old Rosen, who
lives at 1880 Collingwood avenue,
is charged with reckless driving.
The police blotter alleges that he
was driving from so to 80 miles
an hour when his car collided with
a lother driven by Edward p.
Radtke, 80. of 1920 Cedargrove
avenue. at Cedargrove and Queen
avenues. -
Taken 10 Receiving Hospital
with fractures of the ribs and pei
Wis, Radtke said there we're no
cars visible from any direction
when he started across the inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03

Raj Blasts
Bremen
Base Again

LONDON, July 3 (UP). - A
strong feet of long range bombing
planes, estimated to number up
wards of 300, made the fourth
large Royal Force Faia-iH
eight night on Bremen. key Ger
man submarine and war factory
area, during the night, it was
announced today.
Many fires were left burning.
An air ministry communique. re-
porting that 10 bombers were
missing, Indicated the size of the
raid.
1t was estimated that in eight
nights 1000 planes had bombed
Bremen.
Short range planes heavily at
tackled German airdromes in Hol-
land and Belgium in diversionary
attacks designed to keep some
enemy fighters occupied and per-
NIT the Bremen raiders more
freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Ship Riveter Sets
A World Record

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3 tINS)
"A worlds riveting record was
claimed today for John Yakavenko,
who ended his eight-hour task with
2, 359 rivets in place.
Yakavenko made the record al
the Richmond, Cal, shipyard No.
2, The record had been 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Held for Threats
To Lloyd, Bling Crosby

LOS ANGELES, July 3 (INS).-
An unemployed New York truck
driver was arrested today on
charges Of attempting to extort
money from Harold Lloyd and
Bing Crosby by mailing threaten
ing notes printed in hand on card
board.
The suspect, George Harry
Baker. "a. confessed, according 10
n chard b. Hood. head of the Los
Angeles office of the FBI. He was
10 county Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
British Labor Leader
Knife Attack Victim

LONDON. July 3 (UP).-Ar-
thur Greenwood, deputy Labor
Party leader and until recently a
member of the war cabinet, was
attacked by an assailant armed
with a knife as he returned home
from Parliament yesterday morn
ing. The assailant escaped.
The incident was disclosed when
his associates noticed his bandaged
hand, which was slashed when he
grappled with his attacker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
7 Billion War Budget
Is Voted by Canada
Continued on Next Page, Col. s

OTTAWA. July 3 CINS).-The
House of Commons today approved
in principle Canada's new war
budget. under which more than
81. 600, 100000 in taxes will be col
lected from the Dominion's IL 500,
600 population.
The vote was 129 to s. Those
Opposing the measure were Liberal
m m bers from the province OF
Quebec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Hopkins to Marry.
Will Wed Divorced Soeialite. Mrs. Macy, at
White House Probably July 80

NEW YORK, July 3 GNS).-
Harry Hopkins, lend-lease admin
istrator and President Roosevelts
closest confidant. and Mrs. Louise
Gill Macy, New York socialite and
fashion authority. are to be mar
ried soon, probably on July 80 at
the White House.
This was disclosed today by
Mrs. Macy.
Mrs. Macy, known 10 her init
mates as a career girl" said she
and Hopkins had been engaged
about a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Ydnks, Aussies
Bomb Tinnor Isle

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
July 3 tINS).-Continuing their
intensive attacks on japanese
positions north of Australia. Allied
bombers raided Dill, on Timor
Island, a communique from Gen.
eral MacArthurs headquarters re-
vealed today.
The American and Australian
fiers set fire to airdrome build
ings and left the radio station
blazing, the communique said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Barred Magazine Folds Up

WASHINGTON. July 3 QNS)
Postmaster General Frank c.
Walker announced today that pub
fishers of the magazine Sleek, the
issue of which was
barred from the mails, had noti-
fed him they were disseminating
publication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Dukes Son jailed for Theft

BOSTON, July 3 QNS).-Lord
Edward Montagu, second son of
the Duke of Manchester, was SEN
fenced today to a month in the
House of Correction for larceny Of
$3.50 from a Boston theater oper-
ator Montagu was arrested as he
returned. from Maine, where he
vas purchasing a house and yacht.