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Evening star., 1942-09-13
APARTMENTS wAhrrn

| WANTED BY OCT. 3 OR ROOM
4015. ' S@h Nh'
ARMY Al dYt,;l oTFIcERs S WIFE DESIRES FURN.
apt; pref. NV. section. TE. 2s45 "ssii
DISCRIMINATING MARRIED COUPLE
Room room living room, kitchen and bath
1Hnancial references supplied. Box :}46-zi
I'm I'm FURN. APT, NV. DISTRICT OR
a. i'1s meba eqn' aSoupte; OCCUPANCY November
COUPLE DESIRES OR ROOMS
kItchen' path, unfurniShed apartment
MOI more than $50. Box 4l3-z, Star. IL.
UNtURNISHED ! OR . BEDROOM APT
Sa1i S[ mouse 0G ny Christian adults, Oct. st.
or weekdays between o and 5.
YOUNG WOMAN, GOVT EMPLoYE. AND
pn pmother VIII sublet furn. Groom apt, W.
LADIES WISH UNFURN. 2-RM.- BATH
and and kit, back apt. with porch overlookine s
yard, 2nd fl; NV. section, GEORGETOWN
pref; reas. Box 360-L, Star
mahTED Toam5 cony91is5slz TgRN5sHEp oossd APT TO
991l after 6:30 pm.
room. KIT. AND BATH UNFURNIsHED
apartment in D. c. Union 09s3,
4or 70 D o5sdsI 5 Rms; QNFURs BEFORE OCT. 30,
pref ana 7c m0fRsf Rs ck HuSt pk be MISS
WEART' RE. 1900, Ext 74367; Etoo etes
ana sun, 40. 6130
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
5,9ltnlshed ,lJn or unturnished in NV. wi.
WANTED OR 2 BEDROOM APT, UN-
Iurhlsnea, Northeast or Northwest section
Phone Michigan 1855
FURN. OR UNFURN. / OR = BEDRM. APT
wahteo by wife of foreign service offcer;
NV, sect1on, upper Conn pref EN- S164
| CIVILIAN, PERMANENT EXECITTTyF ANN
wife no children, no pets, want 2 or /
peolm. apt. furnished or unfurn.. about
Oct lst; best references. Hobart 5456,
6GAPIIToL 6ssIpr III HILL, EMPLoYE AMP WIFE
apt ap close by. MA. 3120. Ext. 500, $ am.
QUIET COUPLE WITH GIRL, s, NEED
nr drrnished nsh apt, 2-3 rooms. bath, kit, NV
MRS. POTTER, a1i7 T9niaw r. I'd. n.vSe NV ~
WOMAN, HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER,
wants unfurnished apartment; must have
electf3c lceoo&. Box ;l02z, Star. I3.
| TWo-RooM, BATH, KITCHEN. FULLY
sponsbe With phone for
nlshed. Box 267-z, Star. IL.
SMALL APT. WASHINGTON OR COL
| iege Park; Govt. employe and Wife must
be reasonable. Box 140-Z, Star 49,
ONE GIRL DESIRES TO SHARE APART
ment with another; NV section; by 18th.
| Star QUA '''o-L
WANTED. APARTMENT. FURNISHED
suitable refined settled couple; gentle. no
bus la f%P25sa Of B Bop SRs a2oz FEetsE Star
RIM, KIT. BATH; NV. WELL FURN.,
sun before 40 or evenings after 8.
COUPLE AND SIN, DAUGHTER DESIRE
Bureau of Ss ssandsrds s es Box a49z
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LIKE NEW, 7-R. BRICK. NV. SECT !.
many attractions lot S0xi so; Ash nond''
FFeoGSk FoSk garden, trees, garage. OWNER,
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FOR SALE-SMALL BUNGALOW. FIRE
place, shower; coal; $500 cash. 3027
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BUNGALOW, FURN. COMPLETE. ON DE-
tense highway; 25 min. downtown; 2
oedroomS,, bath. garage s3,350. HysttS-
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$lo.500 - NEAR WALTER REED nos
ppital~aDetached, bedrooms. living room
II99x2s feet, open fireplace, dining room
5ohlh II, OIL heat, electric refrigeration,
T-car garage; nice level lot. 14O feet deep,
70 inspect today call REALTY ASSO-
CIATES. INC. MA I42S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN (GENTILE7,
to share apt. with another. prefer one
whose husband Is in the service. Cali
NV, Ant IS
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WILL SHARE 2-rm apt. with another
GENTLE girl, or she may have separate Tm.
Call between 2-10 Sat. 81 Sun, RA. 2406
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COUNTRY BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

MAN, 40 years recovering from illness
wants board several weeks, quiet Chris
tan home; good meals; must sleep groiinc
Goor. Box 3S1-Z, Star.
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JUST = OFF CONNECTICUT AVE NEAR
hSlorama rd. - Semi detached Colonial
brick, 10-room lovely house. Reduced to
SI3,a3O00 For appointment or further
0s,9lIs, call Mr.. Sharnof, AID 2919, or
MAPLE q JAMES. INC. DI A24R
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APARTMENTS FUR OR IIhEIIp

BACHELOR QUARTERS. OVERLOOKING
SSItN.-Lafge rm., dressing rm. shower
ia. l647W man oiiAS
WILL TRADE ROOM NEW APART
ment at D. c. line, for Groom ant in
=: o6S a., urn. or unfurn. Union 09S3 after
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ATTENTION EMPLOYEES OCD FPC, FWs,
FEC; near Conn. and NJ and Dupont Cir !;
& vacancies; room with breakfast: reason
able rates. DI 25la
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2 GIRLS TO SHARE GROOM APT. WITH
2 Govt, employees. Call after pm,
Evening star., 1942-09-13

FOR sALE-GooD SUBURBAN HOMES,
$3.50 to 100000; automobile trsnsporta-
tlon available to inspect these properties
today. Call Woodley 1900. representa-
tive OF this Office viii be glad to arrange
70 snow YOU delishtful Northwest sub
your price range. Our offiee omen today
from ! @ to for your convenience EDw,
H JONES & co. INC. $500 Conn ave
Evening star., 1942-09-13

TWO REFINED GIRLS. share double
room, meals; 10 min. from Pentagon Bids
Roy 302-Z
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1902 LAMONT ST.
npEN EnD THSnnr--rT%
or EuEprnAN cr

Gas Heat.
Sample Open Daily-I21 Forester st.
Cross 11th st. Bridge, follow Nichols
ave. to 4600 block. left on Forester St.
or phone for auto service. Possession
with deposit. WAPLE & JAMES NC,
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PARK RID. N.W.--Congenial, young West
ern, Protestant girl wishes roommate and
close friend Call AID h032
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616 ST. NE.-2 ROOMS, PVT. BATH,
new refrieerstor; all utlls. furn.; no linen,
emp. couple only SEQ.
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CHRISTIAN MEN-Rooms and meals,
$40 wk.t within blks of , buslines.
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APARTMENTS uNEIIRNlsHrn

20Ch AND PA. AVE. NV FIVE-RoOM
neaTy nesTynentS eecSra and three-room apartment
neWy decorated: includes all utilities and
P1sid ~ o-oI service Apply $50 goth st, NV
Z ROOMS. KITCHEN, sEMI-PRIvATF
aSuits over over store; private entrance: white
80 80 M ST. NW.--THREE LARGE ROOMS
fur. $50 RE. o2si' sGa'N' hes' gas eiec-
TAkoMA-,3 NICE RMS, PVT BATE
on, OIL II heat; cleo refriger. furn., SO so: bus
2 ROOMS, REFRIGERATOR HEAT nv, GAG
ss4a99 s49s eiec' semi-bath, newly decorated
ba Z ROOMS c,ftG :, AND KTTCHENETTE SEMI
& oatn, suitable for employed couple 63o6
ossPPoRTuEITXGDoWNToWN 81 4 'Rl nj y; 1906 10th
eeption hall and bath; viii viii release leeh leare re-
fuPniteree fepe e sa51 pprchs ser Of beautiful new
OF S31 0. Apply Sun. after y. '"i"i''e
SGLE. MAN WILL LEASE APT OF RMS
Il % paths kitchenette and finished attic,
!ory.; r new detached brick home and auiet
highelasas hiSsea famiy aIea en- ch D. C. Ideal for
neat light, gas, telephone, Gail WoodIeS
oog1. sunday m, 81.
2St 2t 7th ST. NW.-NEWLY DECORATED
bath vitb Hgeono xboIr noor' rooms and private
ptairitor' kitchen and dining room, Fiec-
ton ton Ras Rsarff,' hfoffWater heat and refrgera
Reasonable rent Adults only i:r'e ii.
WILL SWAP MY 1-BEDRooM APT FINE
NV bldg; rent, S67 SO, incl. utiis.: fnr
apt; with ? bedrooms or bedroom and
fFsptng FM o4o1 porch' rent under $50 Call
WILL WILL SHARE MY 2-RooM, KITCHEN
GoneiIoe oanei and bath apt. with ! or 2 refined
eentlemep' gen eny5 gentle; Chevy Chase. Emer
son oo23 before l pm. Sunday.
4S40 PECEPUOTD
Basement apt, liv. rm., bedrm'. Kitchen
cue. pain, pvt. entrance. See Monday
ONE, ONE ROOM, KITCHEN INCIosED
porGn seml-pyt. bath: utilities jnclUded.
se1Sleo, employed couple. 1906 st. ne
ATTRACTIVE UNFURNIsHED 3-P00M
apt to quiet: educated couple No hiiIUm chiIaren
OF petS. NV. section. Gentiles. RIA, o534
BASEMENT APARTMENT, PRIVATE PATp
sno ENTRANCE; electricity, gas and heat
ruqhiSoaa' n.W. GE os42 s35 per month. 1900 18th
Af}rssE1zaE AAfo}usEEKEEPING PING APT. 647 7th ST. Ne
bath. utilities; adult COUPLE only only pi''A'e
: aroRnG Inns K.' B. OPEN FIREPLAcEs;
Vacant Ii INQUIRE Pre- esr ents Ant utii II, fgrn $50
nay rd9. z blks. of New Hamp. ave.
PRIVATE BASEMENT APT, . ROOMS
couple only Priced. $3.50 WA. s3ss, @
! ROOM AND LARGE KITCHEN WTTu
q ctrio
sl1esetTici 1s ~ furnished. Employed couple only.
a9la N. CAPITOL-NEW 4-ROOM BASF-
meht niehd apt for rent; S45 month. Unfur-
FIJI Fiji 9fh stra ST ,Isya7s gWIs Rms, KIT BATH,
n. Y. ave NV wa 'o'
4sS ateTv 18th ih ST. NE RMS, KIT. BATH,
EES EEeIS clean' c.h.w, G. E. refrieerator
Emp. couple. Govt or Office worker'
spnns WILL ~, ,SuBLET FOR DURATION TO RE-
Spohslble party 2 rooms. gar, no bath oas
RoY' aoal7 asva1'' e heat furnished Downtown
rtRivATE ttE STUDIO ROOM, Apt -H0TET-
snare Kitchen. bath with another: Ell, 3
siam SS4s1is laoieS' Jewish; $35, $40 Box 3ss-z,
o,o- OPEN II TO 4 TODAY
, 5lo5 South Dakota ave. ne -Tdea1
$50 opms' nn paIn. sleeping porch and garage:
p se9 mo. ARTHUR BIRCH, ME-. 05s7.
apts anko@A y rr,t PARK MD.-,NEW DUPLEX
pe1oigeratlon woa furnished; $500 block Green,
B. F. SAUL CO.
----S2o S2o 18th st. NV
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rm., 2nd f., couple or settled lady; kitchen
privilege: "a blk. car. TR. 1923.
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La SALE APTs-YoUNG LADY TO
snare nicely furnished room, twin beds.
private bath Call Sunday between 9 and
o pn. Apt 223. Telephone ME. 216l. 13|
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW DETACHED BRICK-S6. 75O-LoT
40xt00; coal heat, fireplace, auto h-wh
, rooms, bath fenced. Call Hillside 05T3-
w OWNER
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Gao E ST. N.E.-LARGE MODERN APT.
Will accommodate g or more people: Sl65
Tlnrnn nNoo
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342O 9th ST. NE, JUST OFF MONROE
St,--Colonial brick, rooms and hsfh
ouilt-in garage. Price $4,000 90 For
appoint; or further details, call Mr. ShaT-
non Al. 2979, or WAPLE g. JAMES, INC
Evening star., 1942-04-15

jumped from It and chung to an
oar.
A flying shell fragment struck
Mayer. A few minutes later q
piece OF shrapnel hit her" MARY
Ann, the father declared. "and she
said. I think they've broken my
hand I said don't cry, honey, and
she didn't"
preached. the officer in charge called.
we are overcrowded and can only
take mother and daughter"
Mary Ann, after getting into the
boat, began climbing out and said.
Il will not 60 unless my daddy goes.
Evening star., 1942-04-15
Head Of Union Sued
By Members 10 Force
Accounting for Funds
Teomsters Accuse
Former Receiver OF
Dictutoriol Rule
~ tht Assoetated Press

Ey tht Associated Press
CINCINNATI. Ohio, April l5.-
Gray-haired Thomas J. tBro.kyl
Farrell sought dismissal In State
court today OF civil suit charges
that for 30 years he has ruled the
Teamsters and Chauffeurs Joint
Council No. IS "a. F. L. auto
cratically and failed to account for
/ between SIS ,000, 900 and SIC, 900 900 of
union funds
Six of an estimated 10000 Gin
cinnati area teamsters headed by
Mr. Farrell yesterday sued him
and 13 associates, seeking appoint
| ment OF a receiver for the union,
an accounting and injunctive relief
! from rule which, the petition
charges. is maintained with the
severity of the most autocratic OF
! dictators."
Judge Stanley Struble scheduled
hearing today on Mr.. Fsrrelfs re-
quest for dissolution Of a tempo
rary court order enjoining the de-
PENDANTS from 1 seeking to have
the plaintiffs dismissed or laid off
! through coercion directed toward
their employers" % withdrawal
of any money rightfully belonging
to the local unions or their Joint
council and ~ disposal or mutila-
tion OF records. correspondence and
other personal property of the
unions.
Well abide by any court ruling
allowed by the unions constitution,
said Mr. Farrell, who received no
advance notice of the suit. Union
books were available. he added. and
well do our talking in court"
The suit, filed by j. w. Brown.
local counsel for American Fedora
ton of Labor Unions, and Attorney
Sol Goodman. contended that Mr..
Farrell had failed to account for
between s5,000,000 and $l0,000,000
received from Joint Council No. 26
and IL of its affiliated unions"
Mr. Farrell was sent here In 1918
by the Teamsters' International
Union to act as receiver" for local
unions Ito clear up some disorder in
their affairs the petition detailed.
He proceeded, 1t said, Ito take con-
troll and completely dominate the
local union" instead Of fulfilling
his mission"
Evening star., 1942-04-15
Oliver 10 Head Grid Staff
At Navy Air Cadet School
BY the Associated Press.

BY the hSSoClbIeO fIeas.
ANNAPOLIS, April 15.-George
TEX Oliver, Oregon University
football coach, has been appointed
head of the gridiron coaching staff
at the Navy's Far West pre-hight
school for aviation cadets.
The announcement, made yesterday
by the office of Comdr. Tom Hamil-
ton, director of the Navy's aviation
physical training program, followed
by three days divers appointment
as a lieutenant commander in the
Naval Reserve.
Physical training officials said the
Oregon coach would arrive next
week for a 30-day indoctrination
course at the Naval Academy and,
in May, would report to st. Mary's
College. Oakland, Calf, for active
duty as football coach.
Evening star., 1942-04-15

too. Can't you see my daddy has
been hurt7"
The little girl won. After "a
seeming eternity" Mrs, Mayer said,
a friendly plane sighted the hfeboat
and six hours lsetr United States
warship rescued them.
They rested in an East Indies port
and then sailed again I'm the mer-
chairman. which reached here with
out incident.
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Rescue Spurned by Girl, II,
Until Lifeboot Picks Up Father

dozen other Far East employees of
the Goodyear Rubber Co.
They left Singapore for Java
under bombing. One day out from
south Java port. Japanese sub
marine shelled the ship while pas
sengers hurried into lifeboats.
Speedy lowering of their lifeboat
filled it with water. Mayer related.
and he and his wife and Mary Ann
Evening star., 1942-04-15
Rv n. Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. April l5.-A
little American girl. clinging to an
oar in the broad Pacific, spurned
rescue in a hfeboat unless 1t would
take her daddy" too.
Mary Ann Mayer. IL, arrived here
over the week end on a friendly
merchant vessel with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, w NJ. Mayer, and a
Evening star., 1942-04-15

Don't spend yeur money building
an AFRAID shelter. Buy Defense
bonds and stamps and keep the
bombers away.
Evening star., 1942-04-15
Stounton Aide Joins Army

STAUNToN. Va. April Is (Spe-
ciaD Thomas w. Dixon, former
athletic official here. has been sworn
in as a first lieutenant in the Army
Air Force.
Evening star., 1942-04-15

Now you can find a use for that
trunkfull Of Confederate money. The
Government is salvaging old paper
to make cardboard wrappers for new
shells.
Evening star., 1942-04-15

sses-Zip-Iined
Winter Coats-$35
Zip-iined with genuine
leather!
Wmd.proof,
Water.repeiient,
Cold.resisfant!
-wear the coat this season
without its zip-in lining
and be ready vhen ,cin-
ter comes o-blowino in!
grand flpeeds - I009o
u00l! Heather mixtures
Natural Coverts new
wool, 500 reprocessed WOOL Clos
SIC topcoot models, beautifully to-
ored. Ideal for business, trovel. oil.
around SNORT weorl
Why not toke odvontoee Of this
opportunity Sizes 10 TO 20.
JeIleH's-coot Shops. Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-15

The rooe Toilored shirt ond slip
combined; ends forever unruy shirt
tolls; white royon shirtino with SIDE
zipper, 3 to 90. $3.50.
Other 6ou-Slips, S. 50 and $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Policy Raiders
Round Up

Twenty-one persons were being
held by police today following a
series of raids on an alleged policy
house in which nine cars, several
thousand betting slips and other
equipment were confiscated.
Police and investigators OF the
prosecutors office under Investi-
gator Henry Lukas first raided a
private dwelling at 1879 Medbury
avenue. Among the three persons
arrested in the house was Phillip
Peters OF 1914 East Congress ave-
nue.. He is said by Lukas TO be
the leader of the policy house
and is now out on bond awaiting
trial in another conspiracy case.
Later police arrested a person
in the backyard of the house, three
at the corner of Medbury avenue
and Roby place, three in a parking
lot next TO 502l Townsend ave-
nue., and finally IL more persons
in a beer garden at 1863 ST. Aubin
avenue.
All arrests were made within
four hours. Lukas said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Skip Lecture
Pedestrian VioIators May
Pay 81 Fine

Pedestrians given police tickets
for violating Detroit's new pedes-
trian traffic law may now pay a
81 fine at the violations bureau
instead of appearing in court for a
two-hour safety lecture, it was de-
creed today by Traffic Judge
Thomas r. Maher.
Motorists ticketed for violation
OF the law may do likewise. eX-
cept they must pay fine of S..
Previously, pedestrian violators
of the law, which became effective
June Is. were required TO appear
in court and listen TO the lecture
by traffic experts. and motorists
were required to appear for a trial
sans lecture.
Judge Maher explained that the
court wished 10 prevent the loss of
time by war workers who formerly
were required 10. lose a days work
when appearing in court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
ALL TEMPORARY TYPE

Blandford emphasized that all
of the units would be of tempo
rary type.
At the same time Blandford re-
fused 10 grant any further priori-
ties 10 private builders for. con-
lstruction of family dwelling units
in this area.
Since Sept. /, 1941. priorities
have been granted for the private
construction of 24,000 units OF
which 10000 have been completed
The remaining units are expected
10 be completed at the rate OF
l ZOO a month.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries had
gone TO Washington seeking TO get
the approval of the government for
the construction OF 26,000 addi-
ltional units by private builders but
his request was politely refused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

The Detroit Sportsmen's Con-
gress today was planning TO train
500 guerrillas IT, cooperation with
Sheriff Andrew c. Baird.
A meeting of congress members,
many of them expert marksmen
and war veterans, will be held
next Wednesday at the American
Legion home. Cass and West
Lafayette avenues.
Said Lloyd j. Egan. secretary of
the congress:
Our objective Is n trained,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Liquor Dwiind|es
To TriCkIe With
.Pilkets on Duty
State May Reinstate
Hall Of Strikers Fired
in Dispute Over Pay

The flow of liquor TO Detroit
was partially halted
today by a picket line of strikers,
members of the Society of Tool
and Die Craftsmen. thrown about
the two main warehouses of the
State Liquor Commission.
According TO John J. Kozaren.
Detroit manager for the commits
sion. the normal turnover of $4,000
bottles a day at the warehouses
now has diminished to a mere
trickle because OF the refusal of
licensees to cross the picket lines
TO pick up orders.
Picketed warehouses are at 1890
Theodore street and at 1881 West
Fort street.
CUSTOMERS UNMOLEsTED
Kozaren said that the pickets,
who affiliated themselves with the
tool and die craftsmen's union on
Monday night. had made no at
tempt to stop customers from
Ientering the warehouses.
I'VE do not recognize the
strike" Kozaren said, "and any
one who wants to get their
whisky will have to 20 through
the picket line and get It." -
Meanwhile, the liquor commits
sion which fired the 81 strikers a
week ago when they left their jobs
in pay dispute. revealed that 1t
is now contemplating taking half
of them back. ---
Felix II. Flynn, commission
member. admitted in Lansing that
the action would not be born of
forgiveness but of expediency. ~
CAN'T GET REPLACEMENT
"We frankly can't find re-
placements" Flynn said. Tho
United States Employment Serv-
Ice won't help us because Of
reputed violation of the Wagner
Act. q
I'VE are having interviews
with some Of the men, explaining
why we are powerless 10 grant
increases. That Is q matter for
the civil service commission"
Thomas j. Wilson, state civil
service director. said that IDS
still unconvinced that the $105-a-
month maximum paid the men is
mot enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
DRIVES CAR LIKE JEEP

Curtin led Them through alleys
and across vacant lots, through
which Kramer drove as though the
police car were a ieep Repeatedly
the bandit turned and fired until
he'd cmptied his gun. thCn re-
loaded as he ran and continued
firing.
Kramer had left the police radio
on and. Al police headquarters,
Senior Detective Inspector Edward
Graf. standing in the radio dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Police Capture
Bandit in Chase
AS Bullets Fly
Escaped Felon in Holdup
Wounded as He Fires
on Pursuing Officers

Two Conner station patrolmen,
who chased down a fleeing bandit
through a hail of bullets after a
nile race in alleys, fields and over
lences, today blushingly received
The congratulations Of fellow Of
hcers.
The two patrolmen who Ought
10 be made sergeants for this, In
The words OF Homicide Squad In
Epector John O. Whitman. are
Patrolmen Lloyd Kramer, 80, and
Harry Leopold, IS Between them
they already hold 33 citations.
Their prey. finally brought down
by a slug from Kramer's gun after
} wilder chase than any dreamed
up by a movie scenarist, was iden-
lifted by fingefpfintS as John Cur
tin, "a. who escaped from Joliet
Prison in Illinois August Ia. Cur
tin is in Receiving Hospital IN a
temporarily serious condition with
a wound over his kidney.
STARTED BY HoLDUP FLASH
The bullet-sprayed chase that
put him in police hands began
when Kramer and Leopold. cruls-
ing in a scout car on the east side,
heard the fash that a finance conf
pany at l4446 Gratiot avenue had
Just been held up
Although il was not in their dis
trict they sped over Seven-Mlle
road and AT Hoyt avenue saw n
suspicious man hurryIng along the
\ sidewalk. Leopold started 10 get
Iout OF the scout car when the
Curtin suddenly crouched,
pulled out a 80 and started firing
Leopold returned slug for slug
and Curtin started running down
the street. In accordance with
police procedure Kramer STAYED IN
the car. barked We've got him.
send us help into the two-way
police radio. and then started
chasing the bandit in the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Denies Death Blame
DR.. Denson Says Every Effort Was Made TO Save
Premature Baby's Life

DR.. Louis L. Denison's explana-
ton Of the death of an infant he
had Just brought into the world
was revealed today as the ply
stefan. remained in police custody
pending recommendation of a
murder warrant which Chief AS
sistant Prosecutor Julian G.. Nc
Intosh said would be issued in the
case.
The child. born 10 an unwed
mother, died Saturday noon in the
MARI General Hospital, 1866
Trumbull avenue. A police investi-
CATION of the child's death was
begun when an anonymous woman
telephoned the coroner's office
that the child died OF exposure.
ut was premature baby"
said Doctor Denison. II deliy-
cred II at 11:l4 Friday night.
IL breathed few minutes after
birth, then stopped. We used
every form of resuscitatiOn pos
slble. hut knew il had no
chance to live.
SIGNS OF LIFE RECUR
$50 about midnight 1 called
an undertaken. The baby kept
showing faint signs Of life until
the following noon when II died.
There was no negligence what
sOever.
az told the undertaken 10 keep
In touch with the hospital, but
apparently he misunderstood
and instead came to the hos
pital."
! The several calls made by the
undertaken, Carl c. Hall, 1917
; Holden avenue, at the hospital
before the baby died attracted
police attention.
HABEAS CORPUS HEARING
A habeas corpus hearing or
=. Doctor Denison was 10 be hello
before Circuit Judge Clyde l
Webster today TO determine
whether he should be released in
bond or whether the warrant
would be issued.
! Nurses and employees of the
MARI Hospital were questioned
yesterday by assistant prosecutor
Frank Valenti and homicide squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
MlKenzie Re-EIeeted
On State Bar Board
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, Sept. 2.-Walter i
Mckenzie of Detroit was re-
elected the Wayne County mem
Der of the governing body of the
state bar association, it was an
nounced today.
Fred G. Dewey. president of the
state bar. declined TO seek nomi-
nation and was succeeded by
Ferris d. Stone, former president
of the Detroit Bar Association.
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