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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Entertain at
Informal PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. J. Clevenger
entertained at an informal dinner
party Saturday evening at their
ranch, "Clevenland," west OF Ell
Centre.
An evening of games and dane
ing was enjoyed by the guests.
Present for the affairs were: Lit,
Col. T. J. McOuade and Mrs. Nc
Ouade. 1t. Col. Karl Voulter and
Mrs. Voulter, Major A. w. Nelson
and Mrs. Nelson, Captain and Mrs.
Eckhardt, Captain j. j, F. Meade
and Mrs. Meade, 1t. Joseph Stan
ton and Mrs. Stanton, 1t. j. S.
Sonastino, II. F.. L. Martin, 1t. c.
l. Calhoun, 1t. E. E. Rothenberger,
Misses Doris BriscO and Jean
Edgar, Mrs. Emily Kaford, Mrs.
Margaret Reshoft, and DR.. Dorothy
L. Morse and Miss Terry Hasek of
San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Toastmasters Plan
For Convention

Plans were discussed for sending
a delegation from the local club to
the Toastmasters' Convention in
Los Angeles, July 81 at the regular
meeting of the Toastmasters. Cac-
tus Gavel club Monday night at
the California Hotel.
Hayden Sears, winner of the area
speaking contest and the district
rCn-off in San Diego. will repre-
sent the FL Centre club in the
Western championships at Los An
geles.
At Monday nights meeting Presi-
dent Cliff Reid presided with Bob
Price acting as toastmaster of the
evening.
The speakers were Vernon Heib-
ert, Willis Johnson, Ira Huffman,
Jack Rood and Don Young, with
Mr.. johnson adiudged the best
speaker and Mr.. Huffman the most
improved
Chief critic was Lee Miller assist
ed by Messrs. Reid Outlook, H. S..
Charlton, Carroll Smith and Foster
Mcclure.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13

WASHINGTON, July 13. (UP)-
Fathers of children conceived prior
to Pearl Harbor and registered men
in the 38-to-45 years bracket would
not be inducted for military service
Under tentative plans now being
considered by the administration.
Selective Service authorities, how
ever, would retain authority to in
duct any man who baked at trans
ferring from non-essential to es-
sential employment.
1t was understood here that q
number of factors contributed to
consideration of program which
would materially reduce the monthly
induction schedule. A major factor
was the role the United States must
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Rockefeller Grand
DAUGHTER in Reno

RENO, New, Julp 13 UP)-Mrs.
Abby Rockefeller Milton, grand
daughter of the late John D.
Rockefeller, Sr., and daughter of
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., arrived
here early today but declined to be
interviewed
"I am here-therc is nothing else
to say" declared Mrs. Milton, wife
of David M. Milton, New York
broker.
NEW YORK, July 13 CUP)-NeW
York society had no doubt today as
to why Mrs. Abby Rockefeller Mil
ton, erstwhile golden girl" was in
Reno. She was there to get a
divorce, it was said, and, society
sources added, custody of their
children had been arranged pri-
vately. The Millions have been
separated for several months.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
First Woman Joins
ARMY Ground Force

WASHINGTON, July 13. (UP)--
The Ware Department announced
today the first appointment of a
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
member to army ground forces
headquarters with assignment of
Field Director Emily Davis of Bev-
erly Hills, Calf, to duties in the
G-3 training) section.
Field Director (major) Davis will
serve on the staff of 1t. Gen. Les
ley j. McNair, commanding general
of the ground forces.
She is the second woman to be
promoted to the equivalent rank of
major and will serve as staff direc-
tor for Col. Oveta Culp Hobby,
WAAC director, on all corps mat
ters pertaining to ground forces
installations. Major Betty Bandel
of Tucson. Ariz.. holds a similar
post with the Army Air Forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
STUFFING OF LAMB PIE
DIRECTIONS
Dances for Men,
Officers Planned

A special award dance for 1870 en-
listed men of an infantry division
stationed near Yuma. Whose COM
pany has had no AWOL for the past
345 days, will be held at the Bar
bara Worth Hotel Friday night
July l6 beginning at o'clock
The dance will be informal. Mrs
j. w. Donohue, Ell Centre Recrea-
tional chairman, asked that all
girls wishing to attend call her at
87O7W-1, since only so girls are
needed for the affair.
On Saturday evening an inform
al dance for officers will take place
at the Barbara Worth beginning at
8 o'clock. This affair will be for
older girls and only 40 will be need
ed. Those attending are asked to
call Mrs. Donohue.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Ex-Gridiron Star
Gets NavV Medal

AN ADVANCED SOUTH PACIFIC
BASE, July 13 CUP)-1st 1t. Will
liam F. Fielder, Jr., former Ohio
Northern University football star
now an ace with the 18th Army
Air Force, has been awarded the
navy air medal, it was announced
today.
Rear Admiral Marc L. Mitscher,
commander of U. S. air forces in
the Solomons, presented Fielder
the medal at Henderson Field,
Guadalcanal, after Fielder shot
down five enemy planes. Fielder's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Fielder,
live at 943 Greenwood Ave, Akron.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
HOLLYWOOD
by ERSKINE JOHNSON

singing lead in Mike Todd's new
musical, Light Wines ard Dancing.
Another celluloid badman, AL
bert Decker, has gone romantic OPP
posite Claire Trevor in Harry Sher-
mans THE Gunmaster." In Holly
wood, an actor must be hated be-
fore he's liked. Spencer Tracy,
Humphrey Bogart, Alan Ladd,
Brain Donlevy, Clark Gable, and
Walter Pidgeon all became heart
throbs after playing hard boiled
gangsters and psychopathic killers
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13

What a soldier thinks about the
girls he has left behind was written
into a film script yesterday by a
soldier, not a scenarist. Screen
newcomer Bill Carter honorably
discharged from the Army after in
iuries suffered in the early African
campaigns, is called upon in one
romantic scene of Columbia S
Without Notice" to tell Marguerite
Chapman what soldier thinks
about the girl back home. Given
carte blanche by Director Richard
Wallace TO make up his own dialog
from his own thoughts on the sub
ject while fighting the Nazis, Bill
said:
You don't know what it's like
there. and I hope you never do.
You keep thinking about home and
things-Well like you. don't
make any sense, but I feel sense. 1
used to lie awake at night and
nk-about-Well, about somebody
like you, something clean. 1t hurt
to think about it, hurt away back
behind the eyes. If you were in
Africa and I was here and it was
you that came back and talked
about me like I'm talking about
you, I guess you wouldn't make any
sense to RE like I'm not making
any sense to you. Well, the sense
of what m trying to say is that I
kept reaching cut to you there,
trying to touch you"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
S. P. Man TO
Leave ElCen+ro

G. A. Jack" Thomas, travelling
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad in the
Ell Centro territory for the past 2i2
years, has been promoted and
transferred to the Santa Barbara
district it was revealed Tuesday.
His new duties, which he will
begin July 16, will include for the
most part handling of military
traffic.
During his stay in Ell Centro he
has been active in civic affairs and
served as an officer of the KiWanis
club
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Baptism Is
Party

MExICALI, July ia baptismal
party in honor of Alberto Con-
zalez, Jr., infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alberto Gonzalez, was given
Monday night by his godparents.
Miss Cristina Teran and her
brother Ignacio Teran, at the
Teran home here.
Fifty guests. were present at the
affair which followed baptismal
service for the child earlier in the
day.
During the evening Mariachi
music was enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1861.
Put lished evenings except Saturday
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Sunday POST-?RESS, by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, 625 State
ST., Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, Publisher
and President.
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vertising Manager; Catherine NJ. Jen-
kinS, Secretary.
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paper Publishers Assn, West Holiday
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
No Rationing Plan
For Liuuor Made

WASHINGTON, July 13 CUP)-
Liquor rationing at the consumer
level may become nationwide, but
it won't be ordered by a federal
agency, it was reliably reported to-
day.
The Office of Price AdminiStra-
tion is reported to have made no
plans for such a program and the
war food administration. the agency
that would request it, has made no
move to bring it about.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
BOGART BALKS

Humphrey Bogart put his foot
down the other day on studio
publicity glorifying him as great
lover" Despite feminine reaction
as the result of "Cacablanca." D"
Bogart doesn't want to be claSSi-
fled with the matinee idol boys.
The actor finally blew his topper
when the studio asked him to pose
in evening clothes as PIN Up
boy for the Waacs and Waves.
Susan Hayard faces a suspension
at Paramount after turning down
role in Standing Room Only
That's lust what Susan thought of
the part, walking out because it
was too small.
It looks like Warner Brothers
may succeed in purchasing the film
rights to Bette Davis autobiography
which ran in a national magazine
last year. If Bette agrees to the
idea, it will be the first time a
star has portrayed her own life
story on the screen. Uncle Sam
has became the worlds greatest ex-
hibitor of motion pictures. The
Army currently is booking 1894
films a week. 1.-The ideal picture
story fo rcnlisted men, says R. B.
Murray, director of the United
States Army motion picture service,
"is one with a service background
and with music and comedy"
The Mark Brothers are due to re-
turn to the screen soon, producing
their own picture in technicolor.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Girl Scouts, I, Scout hut.
SOftball game, 1880, stadium.
Central Labor Council, 1880,
Labor temple.
l. v. Stamp and Coin Club, 1880,
sos Main.
American Legion, 8, Veterans hall.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY
BartendcrS, 2, Labor temple.
Troop 10, 7:15, Scout hut.
Teamstcrs, Chauffeurs 1880 Labor
temple.
State Guard, 1880, stadium.
SOftball game, 1880, Imperial.
Servioemen'S Dance, $3.50, Vet
Grams hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
TYPICAILY HOLLYWOOD

In order to play the role of
Blonde in the film series, Penny
Singleton had to bleach her red
play a supporting role in the latest
hair blond. And now, in order to
Blonde film, "Footlight Glammor,"
Ann Savage had to dye her blond
hair red to avoid being confused
with the title role.
Ensign Robert Stack asked girl
to dance at the San Francisco Of
ficers' Club the other night but she
failed to recognize him. mot now,
buddy" she said, I'm here to meet
celebrities. But come back later,
1 like your looks" Alan Jones
is the leading contender for the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
HOUSE GUESTS

DR.. Dorothy L. Morse and Miss
Terry Hasek of San Francisco are
house guests this week of Major
and Mrs. A. w. Nelson of the Ell
Centro Marine Base.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
SPECIAL, INSIGNIA

WASHINGTON, July 13 up
The navy announced today that
special lapel and sleeve insignia
have been authorized for students
attending medical and dental col
leges under the Viz program.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Bowel WORMS
eAM,T AIlRr MEl

That's what you thinki But ugly round-
worms may be inside you right now, caus-
ing trouble without your knowing 1t. Warn
ing signs are uneasy stomach, nervous
right away JAYNE'S is America leading
proprietary worm medicine scientifically
tested and used by millions. Acts gently:
Be sure you get JAYNE'S YERMIFUGEl
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13

Editors Note-The following
reclnes are contributed to the
Post-PreSs by Chef MARKHAM
or the famous Omar Khayyam's
restaurant in San Francisco.
LAMB PIE ALA MARSH MASLIN
Crust
3 cups Seived flour
3 eggs
tablespoon melted butter
cup milk
teaspoon salt and sufficient
water
DIRECTIONS
Mix all ingredients and make
solid dough ball, then divide dough
ito balls. Sprinkle with corn
starch to avoid sickness, let it
stand for one hour, wrap it in a
cloth and wet it so dough will not
get dry. After the hour take each
dough and roll very thin and hold
your baking pan on top of it and
cut it. Small pieces should be
gathered together and rolled again
Alter putting half of the layers of
dough put meat on top and even it
up then add balance of layers of
dough. When ready for oven cut
with sharp knife the size of serv-
ing you wish, then pour 1-2 lb
melted butter and bake for 30 to
40 minutes in an oven at 375 de-
grees.
STUFFING OF LAMB PIE
cups ground lamb 0eam
large sliced onions
cup finely choppe, ra"sley
| 3 eggs
2 teaspoons salt
Ia teaspoon pepper
DIRECTIONS
Put meat and onions in a pot or
trying pan, cover top and mix well
often. When cooked take off cover
and let it absorb water and get
brown. When ready mix raw eggs
and seasoning.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-13
Mardikian's
Lamb Pie Is
Recipe Of Day

EDITORS Note-The following
reclnes are contributed to the
Post-Press by Chef Mardikian
OF the famous Omar Khayyam's
restaurant in San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

CORNERSTONE OF FREE
DON-The liberty thousands of
young Americans today are soerific-
inq their lives on world bottIefronts
70 preserve the Bill of Rights
l52nd anniversary will be celebrated
throughout the United States Deem
Der IL TO 1s. and especially De
eember Is. oe+uoI birthday of This
great pledge Of human rights. Hearst
newspapers. which have sponsored
IFS commemorative on q nationwide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
DOWNTOWN DETROIT

The PeanhScot ClNh. another
downtown spot. viii mark the
New Years celebration with tho
official opening Of its Champagne
Room and Will inauguratc The ic>-
Invites with iWo orChcstras
Johnny DI CIccotS Win Nadel0n
Baker AS the Vocalist IN the
Chartrcusc Room and Kenny
Stones backed mp by Mickey
Tame ; tTIo in 'hc new Cham
payne Room
The Wonder Bar Viii pat over
its envious collection Of balloons.
whistles and horns with music by
vocalist Alycne Mason pianist
Penny" Evans and sam m y
DihCrtS orchestra
The 500 heads lis show with
popular Ray Styles. Conchltd and
Antonio and Manuel Vera COM
pany of performing monkeys and
dogs Frank Gaeen'> orchestra
plays al the London Chop House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Hcaly ami Garnclla specialize in
aciobauc iealS and add singing To
their act fo7Nsucty and dimipu-
live Sldppy Little offers yocals in
sweet and swing tcmpoS
Ethel shepherd and Hollywood
smr-danfer TONY In Marco. have
BORN returned to She Siovadoral
Al the Cay Haven the head
liners are radio tenor Charles
Garlic amt master or ceremonies
Dlch Drake 49,. Mel snyder stars
ai fho Alicia .. Reg Thornton s.
orchestra features Nora Manning
f~ >oiu.sl a.-LAe SaNauuc Hotels
Continental Room and Fiesta Bar
at Nebiolo'S MS radio and
opera singer Dl Giovanni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Jean Arthur tries for a
luck, point during the
hilarious course of The
Lady Takes 4 Chance. "
opening al the PalmS-State
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Skocter Palmer. JcsSica Gar
wood and Roy SwM1A put over a
continuous musical program al
the Adams Avenue Brass Rail
jean ca lman comes from
Akron NayfloWer Hotel TO sing
both sweet and swing tunes at
He Bahamas. Bette Fayioi'S
Star-packcd sopla revue Flash,
continues m the Three 666
tenor Jon Nicols and exotic dane
ing star Nitll al the Casanova
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
7 Sc elk Stardom

SEVEN PROSPECTIVE male
screen stars. without previous.
motion plctuEc experience. We're
given their INITIAL chances nm Dos
tnation, Tokyo which co-stars
Cary Grant and John Garfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

lnc,' downtown show places
are. oft course larI The beginning
oi % Idrl" Gioup in which You can
cho1eg La spend l4-lL-- cA.u-n-- n-
evening
Further out and possibly ln a
handler location the exclusive
Club EoNaic enhances MS normal
a'tiactlrenoSS with m attractive
show Laugh provoking Johnny
Howard and singing star Jcru
Knight head a show that includes
dancers. magician aCInAA1IcA
and Cyril Rays orchestra D..
Aivretta Ncronc and Frederick
and NNrna co-siar at the Mario
. Fiji pOr,ay sings through "A
-econd. Wcck m MickcN.s Show
Bar
NJ me Fo"ely me Glowing
XIV hIolhri> take me spotlight
diI llcull aS maj may >ecm when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

- Frissy, pstsHSs la y
G } HUGE NV ytHS M 60t7tl agsS
tx.NtPg sPs ard MDSGEl :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
SUPER ROOMS

RcgHnInC m The downtown Sec
zion Wc have thc supper room, .n
tire t-1r i-fr- -rr ncfciS. wUTCrT arc tkC, p
nc up then customary range of
Ney good entertainment
In The Staticl $ Terrace Room
is Tho ever >4ate Carl BriSson
Mo hr.UES fS continental charm
and charming voice 10 iaSCnate
celebrating DetroucrS while at
the BOOK Casino June Arnold
stars IN The second edition ot the
"Fans on Ice All lhc gaIGty
Of The VIGOROUSLY gay unotleN
is captured IN Mo Rosie D'Cuady
TTTIT7TTTTT WHICH TG8 UItS Juno ana
Inc Dc-lccr>
Prominent orChc>rpa> 0t course.
play IN both spots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
l PTOW

a uule further Uut though still
centrally located Is The new and
very lavish Grand Terrace C4N4He-
just rcoprucd Tuesday night, IT
treats Detroit % 5O-pcrSon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Four Held IN
Jewelry Case

State and city police today con-
tinued investigation of a $4,000
jewelry theft, following arrest Fri
day OF six persons.
Leroy Lane, II, SOL Madison
Ave, and James Johnson, 10, All
Monroe Ave, are being held in
county Jail, Ann Arbor, on charges
OF larceny OF $4,000 worth OF
watches and diamond rings. In A
statement made to officers John
son admitted the theft, declaring
that he with Lane and another
youth took the jewelry from the
car Of Samuel Mosher, Detroit
jewelry salesman, while it was
parked before the Northern Lights
Tavern, $40 Harriet St, Friday,
Sept. 10.
Charged with receiving the sto-
len goods, Gordon Backus, 800 FL
der St, and Mrs. Mae Rollins, "a.
602 First Ave, we're arrested and
are being held. Mrs. Elenore
Backus, 800 Elder St. and Emmett
Rollins, 6O2 First Ave, arrested
Friday for Investigation we're re-
leased.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Twenty -Four
Die in Naval
Station Blast

Norfolk, Va, Sept. lS-INS-A
naval board Of inquiry investigated
today the disastrous explosion at
the U. s. Naval air station at Nor
folk killing "a persons and in
juring 257 others.
1t was feared that the death
toll would mount since at least
seven persons are still on the crit
ically injured list
Preliminary Investigation ind,.
Gated that the. explosion--the worst
disaster In the history of the air
station-came from ammunition in
transit yesterday morning. The
blast rocked buildings in Suffolk,
20 miles away, and smashed win.
dows in the northern section OF
Norfolk. The resultant blaze was
quickly controlled but not until it
had swept through three hangers,
Other buildings were also damaged.
An announcement from the head
quarters Of the Fifth Naval District
said that figures on the number OF
injured were estimated and il
would be some time before the &C.
tual number OF persons treated in
the service and civilian hospitals
could be tabulated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Dr.. EneeIke TO
Speak at Lodge

DR.. Otto K. Engelke, director Of
the Wsshtenaw County Health De
partment. will speak Sunday, at
p. m, IN the auditorium at Willow
Lodge. DR.. Engelke's subject is
Your Health-Facts and Fancies"
DR.. Engelke was engaged in gen
eral practice in Ohio and later in
Michigan before entering the field
OF public health. He was commits
sioner Of the Adams County, Ohio
Health Department, was a fellow
in pubic health administration at
the Kellogg Foundation in Battle
Creek, and then acting director Il
the Branch County unit and the A
Logan County and Calhoun County
Health Departments before coming
to serve as director OF the Washte-
nav County Health Department al
the time II was organized in July,
1941. DR.. Engelke is also on the
faculty OF the University OF Michi-
gan School OF Public Health. lie
Is an active member OF the county
and state medical societies:
DR.. Engelke's talk is one OF 2
series q regular Sunday afternoon
educational and recreational pro
grams at Willow Lodge sponsored
by the Federal Public Housing
Authority Project Services with
the cooperation OF the W.llow
Lodge Tenants Committee
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Clean up Of
.FSA Planned
by Food

Washington. Sept. ls-INS-Wsr
Food Administrators Marvin Jones.
quietly working for cooperation
with his former colleagues, was
disclosed today TO have agreed
TO House recommendations for a
cleanup OF the much-criticized
Farm Security Administration.
Rep. Cooley CD n. c., chair,
man OF a House Agriculture Sub
committee investigating FSA, said
that Jones has promised TO put
into immediate effect a require
ment that all rural rehabilitation
loans first be approved by local
committees OF farmers.
Cooley declared further that
there Is no question OF Jones
willingness to wipe out resettle-
ment projects under FSA which
Congress has repeatedly attacked
as "communistic" and unauthor-
lied.
Marvin Jones doesn't approve
OF any OF these practices which
Congress has criticized" Cooley
said. He feels about them just
as we do. I'm sure all the mem
bers of our committee are salts
fled he'll do what's right"
The farm committee require
ment, he said, was but one OF sew
eral remedial steps urged by the
House group and agreed 10 by the
former House Agriculture chair
mag who succeeded Chester
Davis as food cZar. The loan
procedure, Cooley pointed out. was
written into the Jones+Bankhead
Act co-sponsored by the Food kd
ministrator when he was House
member. But the requirement. he
added. was ignored by FSA-slong
with many others"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Actor Bacon
Rented

Hollywood, Sept. lS-UP-Detec.
tives today searched the mountain
hideaway rented for man friend"
by Masked Marvel David C. Baco1
for clues to the dead movie &C
tors essailant
Bacon last was seen at the hide.
away two days before he was found
dying Of a stab wound in the back.
Bacon and another man were in
the place Sept. 9, the owner Of the
home said, and Bacon paid the BAL
snce OF the rent.
The friend stood to one side and
didn't speak during the transac-
ton, the landlord said. A key
found in Bacon's wallet fitted the
hideaway door. His wife. concert
singer Gretta Keller, said Bacon
rented the place for a man who
was to do some work at their
home.
A search OF the premises reveal
ed only some groceries and two
sophisticated novels. A minute
analysis was being made OF A
sweater found in the back OF Ba-
cons midget automobile after his
death. Detective Lieutenant Har-
ny Fremont said he was convinced
it belonged to the man who stabbed
the actor to death.
Blond hairs were found around
the neck OF the navy blue garment.
and Ereunopt aaid fhav arnerted IN
obtain a complete description Of
its wearer from the crime labora-
tory.