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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
FURTHER EVIDENCE

After the Jury returned its ver-
dict yesterday. an attempt was
made 10 bring out further EVIL
dence during the course of the in
quest.
Just before the jury retired TO
deliberate. Mrs Mary Dalton, the
boys grandmother, leaped TO her
feet and shouted
I'm the chilfs pat ernst
grandmother and I seem to be
the only one here interested In
finding out how he died.
II want to know how a child
4 years old could have such a
temper as to throw himself on
the floor and kill himself"
Mrs. Muggelberg had advanced
the latter theory.
DIR. Zuilzer, testified he ex-
amined Charles. half hour be-
fore the latter died, at 5 p. m,
Sept. Il.
The boy, Zuilzer said, had
bruises on his shoulders, arms,
hands, legs. thighs and groin.
The bruises ranged in color from
brown to green and blue, he said,
depending on their age.
Miss Margaret Pfeiffer, a Chill
dren's Aid Society nurse, testified
at length as 10 Charles case his
tory,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Strike
Is Threatened

Unless an early decision is
reached in the arbitration of their
wage demands, DSR employees
who are members of Division rs.
Amalgamsted Street Railway and
Motor Coach Operators Union,
ALL, will strike.
That warning was issued yes
terday by Councilman Fred Cas-
tator, a motor coach driver. who
said the men are meeting Friday
10 discuss the wage situation and
III is pretty certain what they
will do"
The contract between the DSR
and union expired April !. The
union is demanding a Is cent an
hour increase.
Thomas F. Chawke. represent
ing the union; William Brown.
representing the DSR and Howell
Van Auken, impartial chairman,
have been hearing the demands
since June 26.
Brown said he would not pre-
dict when a decision would be
reached because there is a diss-
greement between him and
Chawke.
Brown said an increase Of only
10 cents an hour plus some Of the
other features the union proposes
would cost the partmen
$500 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Tired Detectives HancIl
Comes True us He Sleeps
Behrendf Tells How
His Suspicion Grew
Despite His Senses
BY HARVEY TAYLOR


A phone call at 6 a. m. today
lifted tired, sleepy Detective Rob-
ert Behrendt out of bed.
"Weli, kid, II looks as n you
were right after ALL" the voice
at the other end of the line said
jubilantly.
"who is this:" Behrendt
asked.
He had been working on the
King kidnapping case all day and
last night.
"WE'VE GOT THE BABY"
This II the chief. You were
right, 1 tell YOU. We've got the
baby"
Behrendt recognized the voice
OF Chief Inspector George Mac
Lellan, who yesterday morning
had sent him out TO investigate
the activities of Mrs. Eleanor
Smith. a light-colored mulatto.
who had aroused the suspicion of
some of the congregation in st.
Stephens Church last Sundaf
when she appeared there carrying
O blue eyed baby.
TELLS HIS STORY
Behrendt told reporters his
story:
when ! got 10 the Smith
residence. Mrs. Smith received
mo confidently. She was poised
and correct. As I sat staring
mt her, I knew, somehow, that
was talking To the girl We
have been thinking of a. Helen
Rosman.' She answered the de-
scHption perfectly"
They talked for about an hour,
Behrendt said. during which Mrs.
nith answered his questions
blitely. bur refused to show him
the child she admitted lay asleep
In the next room.
INSISTS UPON SEEING
Finally he insisted that she
show the child. He says he no
ticed the high forehead and re-
cessive hair line that character
lied the King child. But the child
he saw was darker in color
you surely don't suspect me
Of anything. do you:" he
quoted Mrs. Smith as saying.
Behrendt said he then left the
house and went 10 investigate tho
truth of Mrs. Smiths statement
that her husband worked in
drugstore nearby He verified what
she had told him.
BUT. 1T BOTHERED HIM
But something kept bother
Ing me-" Behrendt said. II
knew ] couldn't be wrong. I
knew I was close In II, but
There was just that little mar
gin OF doubt"
Later Behrendt returned 10 the
Smith house with Clarence King,
father of the kidnapped child. and
his young son. Emory II.
Behrendt described hC King
and his son stared long and hard
at the mulatto woman. but failed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Nursery Home Death jury
BalkS at Scanfy Evidence
ST. Clair Prosecutor
TO Reopen Inquiry
Into Child's Injuries

Further state police investiga-
ton into the nursery home death
Of 4-year-old Charles Dalton was
10 be demanded today by Prose-
cutor Fred George of st. Clair
County after a Wayne County
coroner's jury yesterday was
forced TO return an open verdict
because Of incomplete evidence.
Georges action is reversal of
his announced intention yesterday
10 abide by the decision of state
police investigators that the
child's death in a boarding home
run by Mrs. Martha Muggelberg
near Marine City was accidental.
George said today that he will
ask the state officers 10 renew
the probe and submit any new
evidence 10 Wayne County Coro-
ner Edmund J. Knobloch, who
may then reopen the inquest If he
sees fit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Income Low,
Edison Says

LANSING, Oct 1.-THE De-
troit Edison Co, appealing from
a decision ordering a l0,450, 600
refund to customers, today pre-
pared TO offer testimony that its
ass rate of return is too low to
provide adequate service to con-
sumers."
The return was fixed by the
Michigan Public Service Commits
sion in an order affecting a refund
by directing the company to elimi-
nate certain items classified as
operating expense.
In their opening statement, Edi-
son attorneys claimed that the
commission acted arbitrarily. COM
mitted several legal errors and
improperly deducted items vital
to operation of the company.
"There was no public clamor
for a rate reduction" said Paul
NJ. McQuilleR, Edison attorney.
1.-THE commission misinterpreted
supreme court order which
allowed it to consider excess
profits taxes rather than direct
their use as a base for rate re-
ductiOns."
This was denied by Asst. Atty.
Gen. Paul Williams, representing
the commission. He said that the
reduction order was based on the
company's operating program,
which contained avoidable items.
Pending legal determipation
of the commissions action. Cir
cult Judge Archie Mcdonald Of
Hastings ordered the refund
money impounded in three Detroit
banks. II will be accumulated
from half of the company rey-
enues accruing today and ending
Dec. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

Of the kidnapped child weren' I
sure?
But. HE CONVINCED THEM
But Behrendt convinced them
AT least OF one thing that the
Smiths must be taken 10 police
headquarters and questioned.
II stiIl was sure was right.
knew it, Behrendt said.
He went off duty last night
hoping that the questioning would
yield the truth.
Today. because he has three
young children Of his own, he
felt much more than mere exul-
tation that his bunch proved true
when the jublant voice Al the
other end of the line called out
you were right, kid"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
BUS Strike
AVerieaI

A threatened strike of $50 bus
drivers for the Great Lakes Grey
hound Line serving down-river
communities between Wyandotte
and Detroit was averted early to-
day when a representative OF the
u. S. Cancellation Service prom
lSed the drivers the WLB would
give early consideration 10 their
wage case.
Members of Division IS, the
ALL Amalgamated Association of
Street Electric Railway Employees,
the drivers were scheduled TO
strike at $40 a. m. because their
appeal of a wage dispute had been
held up eight months by the WLB.
Shortly before the strike was
10 start, the conciliator met with
the drivers and they voted TO con-
tlnue on the Job.
A strike would have affected
patrons in EcorSe. Trenton and
Crosse lie as we'll as Wyandotte
and Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Council Postpones
Memorial Project

Common council today post
poned its hearing on the city's
postwar Memorial Hall project
until Nov Q
American Legion officers said
discussion of the city project
would cause confusion between IT
and the Legion'S Memorial Hall
project for which a 100000
drive is being made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Trudnts' Father
Jailed 80 Days

Mt. CLEMENS, Oct. 11-For
failure 10 send his two minor
sons 10 school, Joseph Lutey, 40,
of 1868 Voiland. Roseville. to-
day IS serving a 30-day term in
the MaComb County Jail.
He was given the mandatory
sentence without option Of fine
by Justice Frank <. Jennette after
pleading guilty.
Officials Of Greater Gratiot
school charged that Lutey and
his wife, Thelma, both employed.
kept their sons, Ralph, Is, and
Richard. IA AT home 10 do house.
work. Lutey is a lathe operator
in a Detroit war plant,
Assistant Prosecutor George
Roberts said that Ralph missed
81 days of school last year and
Richard 81 days. The boys told
Roberts they were obliged to
stay home and cook for the par
ents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Club Enjoined
On Liquor Price

Federal Judge Picard today
issued a temporary injunction
restraining Frank A. Ripepe, alias
frankie Rapp, a night club owner,
from violating OPA ceiling prices
on whisky and beer, and from
charging admissions and cover
charges.
Ripepe, who recently purchased
the Club Top Hat at 1927 w.
jefferson, River Rouge, was ac-
cused of selling whisky for so to
65 cents a glass when the ceiling
was 33 to AZ cents and charging
80 and As cents for bottle beer,
the ceiling on which was 26 and
33 cents.
OPA investigators said that
before Ripepe bought the club
there were no admission or cover
charges, bat that he instituted
those extra charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Driver Falls Dead
Efter Traffic Row
Times Photo

After an argument with a truck
driver, Arvid Anderson, AS, of
1914 Monterey. collapsed and died
of a heart attack last night in his
auto at Livernois and Waverly.
Police said the argument re-
suited when the truck driver
double parked his truck aside the
Anderson auto and would not
move the vehicle to allow Ander-
son 10 drive away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Boy Finds S2,O5O
In War Bonds in Field

Police today had in their posses
sion $1,000 in war bonds belong
ing to Jessie Butte. 1914 St Jean,
found yesterday by Donald Bridge
man, S, of lis Hillger, in ST Jean
Field as he returned home from
school
Donald 3-B student AT LinCe-
man School, said he was walking
through the field when he saw an
iron box down in hole. Upon in
veStigation, he found the box was
full of war bonds. The bonds were
taken from Mrs. Butte's home
some time ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

TO show the sign OF recognition he
had hoped for.
When Mrs Smith showed them
the child. King looked desperate,
passing his hand across his fore
head.
BIRTHMARK TRAIL
"Your Kid didn't have a blue
birthmark on his forehead. did
he: Mrs. Smith asked the be-
wildeTed father.
mo, Of course not"
"Mell. my baby has"
The officer told how King and
his son stared at the star-shaped
blrthmark on the dark child who
later proved 10 be their own.
Is IT OR NOT:
They left the house together.
"WeIl. il IL or isn't IL? Beh-
rendt demanded as they reached
the street
Neither King nor his son could
be positive.
How 10 convince his Superiors
when even the father and brother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Greeks Ship CIo+hinq

BATTLE CREEK, Oct 1.-THE
Greek relief drive here has ended
with 127 packing boxes Of cloth
ing already shipped and large
amount of shoes and bedding still
10 be packed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
HIGH REGARD

"Mrs. MuggeIberg rates 100
per cent around here and no
body thinks she vas to bIame,"
he said.
II was brought out az the in-
quest at which only sketchy tes-
tlmony was presented that Assis-
tant Prosecutor Frank Nalenti
had been assigned To IT only an
hour before the inquiry opened.
The verdict read
THE boy died from a hard
blow on the head caused by con-
tact with a hard blunt surface.
The evidence does not enable us
10 tell whether the blow was
accidental or intentional"
II was read by the Rev. James
Becker. jury foreman, % minutes
after the jury filed out of the in
quest room.
When knobloch criticized the
jury for failure TO decide the is
sue. the Rev. Mr.. Becker said:
ut IN the unanimous decision
Of feeling Of the jury that there
should be further investiga-
ton and further evidence"
SUBJECT TO QUESTIONING
Prosecutor William f. Bowling.
when ask I'd concerning the
sketchy testimony brought out by
Valenti. said:
ANY one can ask questions
81 any witness I'm an inquest.
The function OF the assistant
prosecutor IL merely to keep
decorum In the court and 10 see
that all evidence available is
presented"
Mrs. Ethel Hogan Of 1868 st.
Paul. one of the jurors, declared
1T do not believe that enough
evidence Of any sort was pre-
scented. That Is the reason we
brought I'm an open verdict.
However, was perfectly salts
fled with the way Coroner
knobloch handled the case
MIS-. hogan was nOncommlttdl
when asked If she thought the in
quest should be reopened.
Mrs. Genevieve Stoetzel. an
other juror. who lives at 1914 Sey-
burn. also declared that she did
not believe that the evidence pre-
sented warranted any but an open
verdict.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED Sort bedroom house
NV. section or Virginia. convenient West
ern High School SIoo Effective about
August lSt. Box "a s. Star ~
PERMANENT--5 rms. or more. modern.
large yard or acreage within - mi White
MODERN, unfurnished 4bedroom 4 house in
NV. section, Chevy Chase or nearby Md
on lease: up to $500 mo. Call Mr. Ohm
stead. EN-, I99U
.-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Arlington
or suburbs Alex exHldria: highest references.
excellent care. probably long occupancy.
HOUSE & or = rooms. 3 bedrooms conv
to bus or car and school; ami MA. 6nSS
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL de-
slres unturn. house, :. or bedrooms; ga
rage; yard: preference. n ". section. sub
urbs. Adams 1901. Ext 10, ola am. to
> 30 pm 20.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and . children.
aged Z and o, desire 2-bedroom furnished
house at modest rental on semipermanent
basis NV. Washington or near NV. Dis
trict line. Phone 1t. Rhoads. Ordway 540n,
& TO B. =.
COUPLE. no children. want broom mod
ern house. Arlington Co. or Maryland
nr. tranSp.: S5O-S6O Box 1872 s. Star 30'
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM HOUSE in
good D. c: or suburban location by perma -
nent resident: 3 in family, including l6-
yr old son SH. 30s2 after 4: 30 pm. 3o'
REMINGTON REM! RAND EMPL0YE With !
as assistant manager, August ] Or Sep
unfurnished house, Northwest section or
comparable Virginia. viii pay first year S
Remington Rand. Inc. National ssss.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
APARTMENTS UNEuRhIsHEp.

2 RMS. AND KITCHENETTE, private bath
and entrance. 20f Upshur st NV
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH. 50? 30
For inspection see resident manager 1908
Evarts ne os.
STORE AND 2 APARTMENTS, vicinity
Dupont Circle. Call Du. 0S4s. l142 Co.
lumbia rd. NV
1907 NICHOLS AVE. Sc, End hoor-2
Isrse srse rooms kitchen and bath, $40,
Brodie Colbert. Inc, Ma. Ss15
1912 w ST. S.E.-2 rooms kitchen, bath
Utilities included; adults only. Phone Ii
1886
BROOM APT, first floor: light, heat. gas
and refrieeration furnished. Employed
couple preferred, no children 5I4 ynd
st. NV. S65 monthly: available July /
Apply 5l6 2nd st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL 2-bedroom duplex apt, avail
able now If you are Army. Navy or essen
tial industry; $40, Capt. Wynn, Executive
S3hs or evenings Adams 1924. 30'
NEW 3I2-room apt, consisting of ! bed
room; Congress Heights locality could be
seen with Mrs. Pollin. 4304 So. Capitol
St.. AT. 9165.
2057 PARK RID. NV rms. bath. porch
3rd f.; pvt, residence; girls or couple, suit
Ink; ref. exch. AID. 5009.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

800 9Th ST S.W-Rooms for light house
keeping S35 and S4S per mo.
~ 18th ST. S.E.--MaSter bedroom, twin
beds next bath and shower. cont. hot
water: also basement room, private lava
tory and shower. private entrance; gentle
atai .ir. MINNESOTA AVE. sE.-For couple
oirl rtSs
3a5 9Th ST. SE--Double room. s. wk
Convenient transportation AT a274
I5a ST. S.E.-Double bed. walking dis
tance Navy Yard, Congressional Library
or Capitol; men only. After Il p m.
BRANCH ANE.--Attraetive, fireplace, air
cond private bath. private entrance,
cooking facilineS: 81 ) mo. IL. "h1.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

WILL SHARE HARE APT. with another ,sy LADY for
WANTED. d girl between 90 and IS to
share nice apt. with Others. Cali Ex.
WANTED WAVES to share house COM
plete with back yard baths. bedrooms.
with other WAVES for July and August;
approximate. monthly expense. S45 per
cMded, Cali EN-. 1894 after $50 Tues.
will suBLEr ATTRACTIVE 1-room turn;
ARLINGTON, vA-July 1st to Sept lst,
8 rms, ana bath, nice lawn. Adults only.
is@s SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-Youns man to
share large 2-rm. basement apt. with .
seryicemen. Near Rock Greek golf course.
DoWNToWN-Living rm., kitchen Crefgr),
semlpyt bath will allow credit on rent
BeTnstein i CO., rs -z'i 9th St. NV NV -e0 "
us 5th st; ST Nv NWmDow4town efieiensy
able Sat; $50. Apply Leo NJ. Bernstein
4 Co. is 5th st, NV,
WANTED GIRL eS-33 to share apt, with
WANT TO SUITCASE completely furnish
%a9dma5 So a5a psk sdgts to Web monfRs ao sny
WANTED i GIRL to share nicely furnished
apt. with gentle girls. Call Randolph
9sio 9sfo s5tso Goob , RopE f Ro RID. s.E-Bedroom.
dining room, kitchen: pvt bath; st floor:
III HAMILTON ST: Sw.@Ent. md i. fir. il
bsh ssne oss Gonpe home
s pioged sdaits sfo6 5loSR RA sES 4se 0uS
snd bath apt with another. Cali RA
TAKOMA. d. C-Nicely furnished 5
rooms, kitchen. private bath, refgr,: util.
garage incl; SO near stores. eXpr. bus
NICE l-room and kitchen apartment, 3rd
floor. for lady; S35 month, utilities in
saaeG scs 1sth & net IN ST. or ny girls. to share
attractive 2-bedroom apt, everything
rn fgrn : reas At, 7647. n.a, ,t,o,,.
and dining rm. comb: adj. bath clean and
neatly furnished includes linens gas. elec
and Frigidaire: $40; adults only, no pets
GFoRGETowS f!t e r. G Nv modern house ,c
share with several girls. 1921 st; NV
ATTRAC.. y rms. and KIT. fireplace, Frigid-
aire. overlooking park. in, regular house
So. Also rm. kit, and dinette. S47
Restricted, gentlemen. Inquire 2l3s. K
CENTRALNA very liyable, airy. quiet
sspacsoYs + & r. b, incl s. porch accom-
i3oo MASS. AVE. Nv, APT. 81 girl
70 share large apt. with one other. Phone
SMALL s-RooM APT. private entrance
semlprWate bath 64u5 Allegheny ave.
Iois IsE9"o orIs fs'Ni PL' mo N.w-one room, incl
porch, Frigidaire, utilities incl, $40
40 18th ST. s.W.-l. > and 3 room apis
36 ST. N.W.-Furnlshed apt. private
bath: suitable for = adults No. sS7s
PORTER ST. NV, ,1is block west of Conn
ave. > bedrms, living Tm.. dinette kitch
en- reception hall and bath, completel1
furnished: married couple only; 500 pc
mo Box "S-M. Star
, ROOMS, bath. electric refgr.; 2nd floor
private gentle home large shady grounds
couple only 81 6'.3G.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C-Attrac. furn. apt
bedrm lly rm., kit. dnette. bath. al
htn; phone. 500 mo; July conv. trans.
employeo couple pref. EN- S67l.
! or 2 Officers Preferred.
Groom bachelor apt, private bath; n
Kitchen; 500, High-type gentle house
DU. $40. before II am.
1874 1NGLESIDE TERRACE NV
room. kitchen: all facilities furn.
HARRISON -WASHBURN CO.,
a27 N. Y, Ave NV RE. 3435
A DESIRABLE FURNISHED APARTMENT
ll4S l1th 81. ne. Apt. - rooms dl
nette, kitchen, bath. screened rear porch
available July /; rent, $65 adults only
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1944-06-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER t37D, stationed at Pent-
agon, is seeking q home for himself and
his father, retired physician (65),
preferably in nearby Virginia. State of
the doctors health is such that he must
have room on the first floor, but only
other requirement is a congenial atmos-
phere among people who enjoy good living
Room, board and the run OF the yard are
desired. or will live on modern farm.
Price not tsol important as the right
place. Would like to move in by July Is
or before Box I04-S, Star. 3'
Evening star., 1944-06-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Virainio.

eS23 so. JOYCE ST, Arl.. Va JA. lTS9-W
Large well turn. to gentleman of clean
habits; SO per month; good bus service.
TAKOMa PARK-Nicely furnished front
room next to bath, suitable for / or . en-
ployed persons: home privileges 81, 81
COOL ATTRACTIVE ROOM, with private
bath for man; garage, gardens. sun deck:
bus, or car pool to ith and Constitution,
$40 am. and 5:45 pm; breakfast, 500.
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