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Evening star., 1943-06-19
CENTER HALL COLONIAL
4 BEDROOMS-2h BATHS

'' O""se' D'
Large corner lot fronting 100 feet on
two streets; brick, custom built. English
large living. dining rooms. screened
porch. den with "a bath. de luxe kitch-
en-, breakfast room; beautiful shrub
berry. trees, built-in garage, large recre-
alton room. Original cost. $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-06-19
BRICK COLONIAL
GAS AEA1-SlA 500

Silver Spring. Md-Lsrge living. din.
ing rooms, de luxe kitchen. screened
porch, 3 bedrooms. beautiful tile
baths. built-in garage, large homesitc
60x140, large trees: storm windows,
custom built; real home.
Evening star., 1943-06-19
RoLlINGWOoD-SlS,950
CENTER HALL COLONIAL

Beautiful brick; custom built home
porch, de luxe kitchen. double garage
attached. 4 large bedrooms, 2 beautiful
tiled baths: automatic heat: lot COX
125; only 3 blocks Connecticut Ave.
Evening star., 1943-06-19

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Evening star., 1943-06-19
OUTSTANDING
HOME VALUES
ROCK CREEK ESTATES-S24,750
CENTER HALL COLONIAL
s BEDROOMS. Z BATHS

Beautiful all-brick home. only year
old, on home site s0xl3O, opposite
luxe kitchen with breakfast room,
recreation room, library. "a bath, built
in, gear garage. Your inspection in
vited TO a real home in Immaculate
condition.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-03
Brnrlamattn1t

RECOGNIZING THE FACT h" from its dtunsm in all ROOSEVELT o ha Thursday ninth September 48 Ioan han be Hhunbd gNen aid pam yberacbd but under all the ha Wa Bonds an under of his to the
 the frs nd second Wal Lou drives il fact than them is md w1lC ask ia ramheh than ever before
 hand an caused seal of %
 " of of July il he
 nc of tn ndpsnmo of tn United the one hundred hyeghH By
 
 Secretary State Franklin b.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-09-03
3rd WAR
 LOAN
IS BILLION DOLLARS D uOGmn nm0unO Do'N 'Ale AICdCk Bonds Starts Thursday; Sept.

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
By Terry McShane

woman told how her daughter
had eloped with a man named
Dell Richardson eight months
before, on Feb. Ia.
you mean TO say she elOped
eight months ago." demanded
the surprised officer.
Eyes. She left a note saying
that no one in the world mat
tered hut Dell, that she could
never be happy without him.
She must have been mad about
him because she has never writ
ten, even To me, her mother,
since"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Pretty Clara Compton
Richardson, IS, of San Fran
cisco, bride of a few days,
who loved not wisely, but too
well, and paid with her life.
bic at the suggestion When
they Gained down SGrafford in
formed them that they would
haYe To go 10 headquarters
where they would be held as
material witnesses pending the
outcome of Mrs. Brumbaugh' s.
INJURIES.
The Sobbing girl was turned
over 10 matron, a ialler took
the man. As he was about TO be
led away Scrafford asked, as
though il were an afterthought:
by the way, Brumbaugh,
your initials are ID. Il. How Is IL
seuT luggage Is initiated \. X. -
The prisoner appeared too
Crief-stricken to answer so the
officer didn't insist.
- Capt Seraffort- ptoncd Or.
Erickson and iaade-an appoint
ment TO meet the physician at
the morgue where the body was
being held for autopsy.
There the doctor led him to
room where he drew back The
sheet from one of the slabs and
exposed the body of a beautiful
young girl. The physician
watched the officer as he looked
at the victim. As he expected,
Scrafford was aStonlShcd -
why she's almost entirely
black" he gaSped.
where you see the black is
where she was burned" eN-
planned the doctor. You see
we use triple analyne dyes TO
treat burns, II turns the skin "A
deep brown, almost black"
According to the amount of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Deny the Suggestion

a fast comeback" Then he
added grimly, but n little late.
BY the way, you two wouldn't
he making getaway when l
broke in on yOu?"
Both became Indignantly Volu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Tells Mother Of Fate'q

The officer then told the un-
fortunate woman about her
daughters tragic end. When he
hung up ne knew the answer.
This was the old formula-white
Slavery!-the lovesick, ineXper-
enced, thrill-Seeking girl plus
handsome, sophisticated. suave
stranger with the glib promise
of marriage. And if it was a
white slavery case, the best in
formed agency on that sHrdid
subject was the Federal Bureau
of Investigation.
In a few minutes Scrafford
was talking over the phone TO
Assistant l.. s. District Attor-
ney J. Mason billiard, who han
dies indictments fer the FBf in
Seattle. The Portland officer
asked the federal official if he
had any special information on a
man named Dell Richardson.
Dell Richardson: Sure" an
sWered billiard, "we're looking
for him and his wife on n
Mann Act charge"
''Wife? You can't mean that
18-year-Old redhead ."
mo. no. His wife is blonde
named Clalre-he married her
three years ago In Mexico. She
Is his business partner" eX-
planned the FBI representative.
We've never been able TO catch
Richardson crossing state lines
until recently when we learned
that he brought girl named
Clara Compton TO Washington
from California.
Marriage Is Surprise
We've got Clara Compton
here In the mOrgue-murdered
by that pair. Richardson mar
ried the Compton girl four days
ago up in Vancouver"
well, well. so he married
her. He probably was tipped off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

80 I suspected something else.
1 examined her head and found
a skull fracture
Scrafford left for headquar-
tiers, where he gave instructions
TO have the body photographed
from angles that gave special
emphasis to the hands and fore
arms. He also ordered an in
quiry at Vancouver to verify
the Brumbaugh marriage.
over at the Alvord the cap
tain examined the two rooms
while the night clerk, M. M.
Ottomeier, told him a b GU {
trouble he had had with the trio
the previous night.
Guests began calling me at
IL o'clock last night complain
ing about the noise coming
from these rooms---
II knocked at the door, but
they were too rOwdy TO hear,
80 l banged on 1t. A woman, l
think Ii was the blonde, yelled,
You've got TO keep her quiet
or we'll have the police here"
Then the man yelled, III keep
her quiet! 1 don't Know what
happened, but all OF a sudden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Captain Seeks Answer

Why was Richardson calling
himself Brumbaugh and calling
his wife Patricia? Was Clara
Compton an alias? To get the
answer to the last question.
ScraffeFd got in touch with the
San Francisco police who prom
Used an inquiry
The police captain was forced
TO wait until the following
morning to get the California
angle cleared.
Mrs Louis Boinard phoRed
him from San Francisco with
the information that she was
The mother of Clara Compton
by previous marriage. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
A TRUE DETECTIVE STORY!

GIN SORRY, captain. but YOU can't see the patient"
Dr. Donald Erickson informed the officer through the
opening operating door She> horribly scaldfd
There's only spark of life left"
Police Capt Marshall Scaford made The most of the brief
called from the Hotel AINord did YOU get any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

the room became silent. l
raped again and finally the
guy opened the door.
Describes the Scene
"He was dressed in a bath
robe and slippers; his sister,
dressed In pajamaS, was stand
ing alongside the bed, and the
redhead was lying motionless ON
the bed half covered by n sheet.
told them they'd have 10 get
out, but the man argued that
they'd be quiet from then on.
When i threatened 10 call the
police n 10 started again he
swOre they'd be quiet and
pleaded that they'd get out I'm
the morning. On those cOndi-
tions 1 left IL that way"
Capt. Scrafford gathered the
fragments of the broken beer
bottle into a carton. He was
confident Ire had the instru-
ment that had brought quiet
10 Room 407. And of equal sig
nificance, he found a soggy,
twisted necktie in the bath
room.
With this evidence Scrafford
was confident he had enough to
warrant holding the pair. He
was surprised, however, when
he got back to his desk to learn
that the marriage, which he had
considered a phony. had actu-
ally been performed. II had
taken place three days before
at Vancouver, as Brumbaugh
stated, but he had used another
name, Dell Richardson. This &C.
counted for the difference be-
tween the initials on the lug
gage and the name on the hotel
register. On the marriage IL
cense the girl had given her
name as Clara Compton, home
San Francisco, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

above all, America wants a powder that
leansteeth beautifully. DtLyon's is lst choice!
Year after yeaf-in peace times, war
times, depression times, all times - this
one tooth powder leads the parade. So ask
your druggist for DR.. Lyons. When you
see the brilliant job it does, you and
DR. Lyons will be loyal friends."Jor KEEPS!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Neckfie CIinches Case

When the couple we're brought
20 trial on March rs. 1893, they
were forced 10 watch the jury
gingerly pass a miSShapen,
tawdTy Htektic from hand tn
hand after keen examination.
But IL was not until the prose-
cutting attorney handed ont pho
tographs of the slain girls dead
body that the pair read doom in
the shocked faces of the jurors.
No human being coulC have
pleaded for justice with such
profound eloquence as the pic
ture Of the mutilated littIe
bride-no evidence could have
been more damaging than the
white ribbons of torture etched
around her wrists.
The silent, tragic testimony OF
Clara Richardson sent her nus
band, along with JeZebet part
rer, 10 Walla Walla Penitcn-
tiary for the rest OF their IN
natural lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Slim, dapper Dell Richard
son, who got himself a young
bride without going through
the formality of divorcing
Wife No. I. The FBI, ii seems,
had been searching for him.
black area she was practically
boiled alive" the officer Sug-
gcSted, his voice muted with
horror.
Wrists Bound together
As his eyes wandered over
the body ScrAaerd suddenly
tenSed: Look Doc. The wrists
each wrist has white band"
IL was wondering whether
you'd notice it," the physician
replied. AN area one inch
wide around each wrist was not
burned"
That can mean only one
thing" Scrafford cried.
"Her wrists were protected by
n bond of some kind. Her
hands were tied together when
She was lowered into that tub.
Is that what you're thinking,
Doc ."
The physician nodded:
And there's something more.
captain. She had 40 degree
burns, usually fatal, but she
should have regained conscious
ness for short time at least
under treatment. She didn't,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Celebrated Wedding

hIlIItI N Nldt'lll'iiA.
Celebrated Wedding
f-TuTTuHUUr COUrInUCd.
we celebrated our wedding
last night and I'm sorry Co say
Patricia drank too much. She
got so noisy the management
complained: finally We gave her
some sleeping tablets that
qnieted her, then Claire and L
retired.
What time was that?" broke
in the officer.
"About midnight came the
answer, bat not from the man;
the sister had answered the
question
yes. II was about midnight
-~lrr,- repeated. "a was restless
after att THE trouble Patricia
made. aWoke al o'clock, get
up TO see IL Patricia Was all
right. found her in the bath
tub. She must have decided To
take a bath after Dell and fell
asleep. But she wouldn't re-
Spond when l spoke 10 her 80 l
called Dell and together we put
her back 90 bed. II wasn't un-
iii this morning that VIZ realized
she had been seriously burned
and we called for an ambu-
lance
Lay There for Hours
Let me get this straight
said Capt. Scrafford. you 20 to
bed al midnight and get up four
hours later and find your sister
in-Iaw i'm the bathtub uncon-
Scious from serious scalding
How long do you think she lay
there before YOU found her ?"
ut must have been hours 10
get so badly burned, answered
the girl.
"If that's So" shot back the
officer then who turned of the
hot water"
The blondes eyes widened
with the question For mo-
nfent there was heavy silence
i'm the room that broke when the
Suave voice of the man said:
why, 7 did"
The captain nodded APPROX
ingly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

that the FBI was after him,
and he probably figured the
only way To escape us was 10
marry the Compton girl. lie
evidently doesn't suspect we
know about the Mexican mar
riage. But why did he kill her 2"
"My theory" explained Scraf-
ford, sis that Richardson found
himself about 10 spend the night
with two wives. The blonde,
Claire, was shFewd enough to
know that Richardson's United
States marriage TO the redhead
might be legal, and II so, IT.
would have precedence over her
own phOny Mexican marriage.
She got jealous. She used liquor
and cOnnived a drunken row
that was bound 10 end up I'm
violence with "A yellow rat like
Richardson. She probably fed
the younger girl liquor until she
r noisy and then prOdded the
panderer To do something about
u; then when he did, by hitting
his three-day bride with a bot
tie, the blonde prodded him into
killing her, 80 she couldn't talk
later"
Sounds logical" agreed the
federal man. Were going 10
indict both of them on Mann
Act charges"
"Okay," returned ScraiIord,
genially. "but we are going to
charge them with first degree
murder 80 YOU may have to
wait a while"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Dav Clerks Story

a girl named Patricia Bru'h-
baugh was taken out of here
IN an ambulance a little while
AEn-MhAi- do You know about
her."
"Nery little hut from what
the night clerk told me this
morning when l came on duty
he knows lot more. All l
know is that about 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon we'll
dressed young man of about 30
with one Of those eyebrow mus
taches came in and registered
for himself and two pretty
young girls, blonde and n red
head. He signed As husband OF
the redhead and brother of the
blonde. You can see by the
register here that he wrote
Dell Brumbaugh and wife.
then under IL Claire Brum-
baugh. sister
after signing he mentioned
that he was. on his honeymoon
and asked TOR adjoining rooms
WIN connecting bath. so I gave
thsna rooms -iA6- and ln4-
sister along -nn-a honey
moan: That's a new one ON
met unused the captain. "Show
me the rooms"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Finds Room in Disorder

The clerk Indicated 406 as
the sisters room ScradoTd
rsnped on 40T and the door
ouhed narrowly.
YVES. Patricia and ] were
married three days ago i'm Van
couver."
swell, what are YOU doing
here when your bride u In the
hospital In n serious condition ."
Eve were asked TO leave the
hotel, officer, so j had To pack
and check out. How is Patricia
My sister Claire h worried
about her"
Scrafford looked into the hare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
nothing becoming type Of beauty hon The seom OF
Americas fovOrhe Just III

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many, many Brands. can please America 50
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America wants powder that cleans and
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America wants a powder that cleans teeth
f5oruElj Or Lyons is 1st choice. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

"YeS. Patricia Brumbaueh.
and with that the door closed
Doctors don't scare easily,
Capt. Scranord OF Portland,
Ore. ll;f--zls.s II aal-sa- sai4e-4. ls-..i--
goes oct of has Way Co inform
the police personally about >uS-
piciouS injuries investigation i>
mandatory. a cab soon dropped
The officer at The Hotel Ahoid
where he began ms inquiry h>
questioning Ear Roucom. the
day clerk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

owes of The sister. but what he
.4V fhrrc caXc tho lie 10 her
bTIrbcIFs Ststcucnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Nau .Mmul1S

"a bride of only few months, and one Of America love-
lest modelswhen asked if she used DR.. Lyon promptly
said II d." When asked if she thought it deserved
its overwhelming popularity, Ellen exclaimed Il DO"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

black area she was practically
boiled alive" the officer Sug-
geSted, his voice muted with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Shop Pin
Race Gets
Closer
sTANDINGs

Highland Park Service makes
the Chrysler Interplant Bowling
League race a trifle closSr tsdE
by winning three from Dodge
Truck last night at Palace. 30S4
10 1892. Services count was The
circuits second 5000 of the sea-
son.
Service climbed 10 third place
from a tic for fiftN-aith Super
flnishers (2S4G who lost one 10
Dodge Main (280l) aSR Tank
Arsenal and Dodge Forge each
won two.
handspring in the Service works
was Bert Wistow, whose 655 tied
Tom D'Orazio of Forge. Frank
Zion dubbed $50. D'OraZio held
his lead in the averages and now
has 202.16 10 the 1876 of Zion,
the runner up.
Ted Gronowskfs sos forced him
out of third place. Harry HOeft OF
De Soto led the individual field
on 665 from 2l4-20l $50. Henry
Nosakowski Subtracted GAP of the
Tanks 1929 10 boost his norm 10
1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Barclay 10 Tell Fans
Of Next L.. Nj. Foe

Bill BARCLAY Of T. of W. who has watched Indiana
football three Of
speakers for Mondays meeting of The Detroit Times
The meeting will start at Fort shelby and is
To
Barclay Indiana probably
the country his story expect
Ann Arbor the following Saturday should
"aly Weber who has been scouting Illinois years
will report Mchigan'S Saturday
special will ISNR chi
backfed Lakes Naval Training
football
NOtre Dame against
Also Cleveland cdit
Detr0i limo and he will tell Of that football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
KOppitz SpiIIers
Finally Stopped

Metropolitan Classic Bowling
league has "A Koppitz stopper"
Today in Plymouth Machine. Kop-
P1z yielded two at Cadillac Re-
CREATION last night for the first
Dfne since the season began.
plymouth had 1923 TO 2543 for
the leaders who kept a two-game
edge on Standard
Standard C27341 had TWO from
Welch (26l2) while Krajenke,
propelled by Jack Crillcy's 232-
2O3-244 for $40, clipped Rainbow
twice 2842 to 279S. Crilley's pile
was highest in the league. fol-
lowed by Fred Miller, Rainbow,
622. and Howard Vautherot, Far
ris, GIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
BerteIIi's Farewell

Reports from South Bend yes
terday Indicated that the IRISH
players are considering tomor-
rows game against Navy as a
farewell party for Bertelli-
Angelo is all steamed up and
intends Saturdays appearance
TO be his greatest game.
And he's gong 10 have ter
rife support from his mates
Come what may. the seven
teenth clash between these two
teams should produce memo
rable football There's never
beer a standon between the two
trau1s. f-te issue always has
been hard fought and tomor-
fracas will keep up the
addition
- The worst licking Navy ever
took in the series. came in 1880
when the Irish won, 26-2.
There should be plenty Of
spectacular football and a great
dlspls of explosive scoring by
both teams.
Here is how the series be-
tween the two teams has gone
10 date:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
One Bad Roll
Spells 700 Game
STANDINGS

Max Palace of Foremen in the
West Side Classic is minus 100
series today because he pushed"
one ball at Crest Lanes last night
instead of rolling it and closed
with $50 after showing 5l5 going
in" and 16 straight strikes, six 10
finish the first game and 10 in the
second.
On his eleventh ball in the sec
ond he went out Of stride and his
push" brought the SIS 10 stop his
run. His other games were 229-
2S6, the latter the seasons high
single. Palace carries a l64 aver
age.
Tony Morano. Of PabSt lifted the
seasons serie&tsf4srk 10 500. beat
ing his previous of 6Sl on 223-249-
229. Others up in the scoring were
Vince Sarah, Delray, $40; Sher-
man Lambly, Young. els: Emil
Magnusson, Delray Gil; Gil May
berry of j. l.. Hudson, 606, and
Harold Shaw, Corporate, sos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
.frosh Captain
Of II toFd(e NJ
Times Photo

CHAMP AIG y. II. Oct. %
QNSJ-Jackie Kane, 17-year-old
freshman center, was named to-
day 10 captain the Illinois squad
IN its Homecoming game with
Michigan tomorrow.
Peter KearneX another fresh.
man. was moved 10 left guard.
replacing Art Gerometta who
went back 10 his original posi-
ton al right guard to alternate
with Ralnh Sornlcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
eanadiens Sell
Gardiner 10 Bruins

QUEBEC, Oct. % CUP)-Goalie
Bert Gardiner. former member OF
the Montreal Canadiens National
Hockey League team. today be-
longed 10 the Boston Bruins.
Bruin manager Art Ross. in an
nouncing the acquisition of Gar
diner late yesterday. said the 30
year-old veteran was purchased
for cash and no players were in
volVed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Stopped; 245
Hiqh in Masonic

Ira Klibbe is happier today
than kid at a three-ring circus.
His Bergers won four points in
the Greater Masonic Bowling
League last night at Olympic as
Wolverines lost four for the first
time since the schedule opened
six weeks ago. Steve Morris was
individual first on 673.
BergerS hold two second prize
spots, 1913 for single and 2S74.
Herb Case OF Friendship had 245
for high single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

All Navy Drills
Pointed at Irish
Information
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

1t has happened before and il
can happen again and you
might see an upset when Navy
and Notre Dame tear up the
sod in Cleveland tomorrow.
The Middies are coming up
TO Cleveland the underdog but
there's a growing suspicion that
Coach John Whelchel has a
high-riding underdog.
It's almost sacrilegiouS out
here in the Middlewest TO sug-
gest that there's a possibility
Of Navy victory.
This looks like the greatest
of all Notre Dame teams and
each Saturday the Irish have
been doing nothing 10 indicate
they aren't such an outfit
But this years Navy team
may also be the best football
juggernaut ever 10 come out
Of Annapolis.
Reports from the East say
the team is loaded and oarticu-
larry primed for Coach Frank
Leahy's wonder team.