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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

lief as ne grasped the wheel con
fdently and thev ser or again
this time for BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital Bur Just AZ no arrived
A. thar Institution Psul Arthur
another neat five pounds followed
MS twin sister Carol ON Inc scene
ALL DOING FINE
Not0ey twins father and neitn-
nor were helped inside the hospi-
al 10y shaken hre-ester and
soon aher,Nard Mrs Schroeter
and her new babies were trans
letrcd 90 theiT original destination.
the Grace Hospital branch. ~ sci.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Stroll LABoRAToRiEs. INC.
oITRoIT 40. MICHIGAN
siroil ~ Csnaos LID Box fss Windsor on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

rio down Tor rev days They re
doing fine there physicians say
As for papa Schroeder
- got = lot ~ gray hairs
during that ride. certainly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

ADvERTIsEnENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

wouldn't want To 20 through n
again"
The good nelghbor and Fire
man Chesney we're MOI svsilshls
tor comment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
SO DELICIOUS, SO FRESH,
SO SWEET, WE DARE SUGGEST
THE HARDEST TEST OF ALL
-ME HW HlD M1F NIZ

Yes, folks saws Blue BONNET
Sue. when = margarine - hot
and melting. your taste will tell
YOU Instantly hu~ good IL -.
"That's Why I'd like YOU ~ nv
my new Blue Bonnet Margarine
on hof food Then tuou YOU N
agree it'sgot that teal. hon"st-tu-
goodness fdbic spread fotas tha'
makes things really AppetiIing
You see. when We make Blue
Bonnet Margarine. We Use rich.
nutritious vegetable oils .... fresh
pasteurized skim milk &c.. all from
fine American farms. And we
toiled for months over rho recipe
80 you folks can have = real fdbic-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
Watson Heads Dry Ticket

Los ANGELES. Jan 10 INSl
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attorney and minister. was me
National Prohibition Party
nominee today Tor The presidency
Of The .nliod Siates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
ALL DOING FINE
For Al The Family

AnNERrIsEMENr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
International Phot

Buy War Savings Stamps The
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
Twins Are Born
In Auto RdCiinQ
For Hospital

A frantic father. ? kindly bur
anxious neighbor and Inc Detroit
fire department were also-rans
last night IN race that ended
in near photo finish between
Carol Jane Schroeder. the winner.
and her twin brother. Paul Arthur.
Pau Schroeder -, and MS wife
Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeter.~.25. Of
5000 Rutland. were holding a
joint birthday celebration for
their two children. Nancy Lynn,
who was 3 Dec %. and Lanny
Duane. who viii be 5 Ian. is.
when Mrs Schroeder realized the
time had come for the expected
new arrival
NEIGHBOR Is CALLED
Schroeder called > neighbor.
who wheeled out his car and sped
with Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder
toward the Meyers road Grace
Hospital branch Bv The time ne
neared the fire house Of Engine
Co. No. s. Al Ashton. however.
the neighbor casting uneasy
glances behind him. realized he
would soon need 2 more expert
driver for me speed required He
parked IN front Of the fire house
and dashed inside for help.
When he came OH with Fireman
Harry CheSney m tow little Carol
Jane weigh five pounds, Wa
telling ~ her new world
Fireman CheSnev sighed his re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

It's always tragedy when attractive dress
enhance hef charm TO conceal her unsghy porias,
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NFO does NOT stain clothing bed linen does il interfere
~ any way with your daily routine Try it, Certainly its
raL particularly since its offered you weeks
satisfaction refunded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

pareni determination ~ Russia 20
pursue lone hand n he settle.
ment Of re relations with me
border states
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20
PET LET POZNEJE
LOJZE JERANCIC
liz dnevniko cd puseenego koznienco)

n il m, zadnji je zaprl vrata.
Kmaiu potem sta vstopila de-
tektiva, XII sta ostala v moi So
bi in nadaljevala preiskavo.. Ne
sla sta neke zavitke in sla mi
mo meme naravnost "a onimi.
Sedaj nisem dvomil vee, da sta
odkrila skrivalisce in poprala
pisma. Pc velikosti zavitkov pa
sem sklepal, da sta morala najtl
Sc kaj drugega, kar Sc jima j.
IL bogve katerega razloga zde-
10 sumljivo.
Deset minut pozneje je ne
kdo pokhcal mole ime in stopil
sem v priJazen kabinet. Ia pi-
salno mlzo ]e sedel elegantnl
gospod, XII je Sci pref pred dru-
gimi, obkoljen cd taJnih polici-
.tov. Obrnil Sc je k meni IN ma
lomarno velel, maj Sc vsedem.
Grobno tisino, XII je vladala v
prostoru, je MOTTO lie sustenje
papirjev, XII jih je uradnik ner-
vozno prekladal po mizi, kakor
vi nekaj iskal. Oh strani je l.
mel ma mizi zlozene zavitke, XII
so jih prinesli detektivi. Napo-
sled Sc je odkasljal IN vprasal ::
"Torcl, vi ste gospod Jeran-
cic?"
"Da!"
Sledil je mucen premor. V O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

"Jsram6i6, kAko inopsts bill
ttako kruti do dellice, ki VAN
je zrtvovala svojo ljubezen?
Storili ste morda v naglici, ne
prsmiSljeno Priznajte ske-
'sano svoje nesrecno dejanje in
olajsate si vest! Sal rvam ven
dar ne pomaga tajiti, ko vas je
sama izdala. Sc danes il bostel
gledali V oblicje, Ali ii boste
tudi Y obraz reikli, da je niste? e
In ko' bodo njene, v sn1rtni gro
ri osteklenele oci terjale cd vas:
Primal, nesrecnez! - ali boste
hi a d n k v,n o odyrnili: Mi
sem! --?" ~.
Nepopisna bolecina mi je OBJ
jela duso in jo tiscala v neznan-
sko ozek prostor. &c bi Sc v
tistem trenutku osyobodila, bi
zarjul in morda bi mi bilo odle-
glo. A proved je bio ysega te-
ga naenkrat. Tisto uro sem do
zivel dvojno gorje, XII Sc z bese-
do ne da izgovoriti, S peresona
ne opisati: spoznal sem, da je
umorjena ljubljena deklica in
da sem krvavega zlocina osuln-
lien JAZZ, njen ljubimec. Tezko
bi razsodil, katera cd teh dveh
zavesti mi je zasekala globokej-
SO rano v srce. Sedel sem tam
kakor okamenel. v tistem tre-
nutku bi z najvecjim naporom
ne sprawl besedice il sebe. Hre-
penel sem, da bi Sc razodelo, a
ko sem zvedel sem onemel. y,
Nacelnik Sc je zmagoslavno
smehljal, mislec, da so njegove
besede dosegle zazeljeni uspeh
V polni meri. Ne zamerim mu,
&c je pricakoval, da 81 opomo-
rem cd ucinka cuvstveno izgo-
vorjenih besed in potem v sol
zah porecem tisti odlocilni ida" !,
XII so ga vsi navzoei v nestrp-
nosti pricakovali. Sal MISC slu-
till, ;kaj Sc ,godi " meni. Il oei
jim je gledala zelja, polna yris-
kajocega zmagoslavja, a usmi-
ljenja prizanesljiva n1eni, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

ranjena, a IL nacina zasli1eya-I
MIA bi sklepal, da je mrtya. -
Mrtva, mrtva I! Ne, ne, ne
more, ne SINE biti res! s a m Q
strasijo me, bog We, cemuw Il
napetega sklepanja me zdrami
,zopet nacelnikovo vprasanje:
"Kje ste bill sinoci?'
"Spremljal sem syoje delkle -
Faniko Petkovskovo proti
njenenu stanovanju ma Vodo-
vodno cestow +
Donna ste trdili, da ste bill v
gledaliscu!" Med detektivi sta
Sc zganila "debeli" in "dolgi"
EPripravila sta sc, da bi stopila
naprej, pa nista. Spogledala sta
Sc samo, potem pa sporazum-
no prikimala nadsvetniku, XII je
dv1gnil glayo in jima stayil ne
mo vprasanje.
Res sem rekel tako, a nj
sem bill v gledaliscu."
"Zakaj niste govorili resni-
ce?"
"Ker nisem zelel, da hi start
81 zvedeli, da Sc shajam z dekle-
tom."
aha! Kako dolgo pa ste bill
S Petkovskovo?"
"Par minut pred enajsto sta
Sc locila." Tu je zacel detektiv,
XII je YES cas- nekako dvoril svo-
jemu predstojniku, beleziti mo-
je izjave. Nadsvetnik pa je ma
daljeval:
"Kaj ste il imeli toliko pove-
dati?"
"Toliko!" sem .odvrnil neje-
voljen.
"Nu, nu, le ne razburjajte
SCI" je hitel, ko je opazil mojo
nejevoljo.
"Cemu me mucite?"
"cemu ne priznate ?"'
"Kaj maj priznam?"
"Zakaj ste jo umorili u"
"Kako maj reeem kaj takega,
&c nisem storil," sem skoro O.
bupno odvrnil. Nadsvetnik pa
je ostal neizprosen:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

cividni zadregi, kako bi zasta-
vii naslednje vprasanje, je "a
eel uradnik privzdigovati posa-
meme zavite, kakor bi preizku-
Sal njihovo tezo. Detektivi SO
stall nepremicno v polkrogu O..
koli mize napetem pricakova-
nju. Ma stem je bojece tiktika-
la ura. Koncno Sc je odlocil:
"Zakaj ste umorili nesrecni-
coz Prl tenn yprasanju me je
pogledal S takim pogledom, da
bi Sc ga bill gotovo prestrasil, &c
ne bi bila zatrla v meni strahu
nepopisna osuplost.
"katero nesrecnico?" v IL
stem trenutku sem obcutil vso
tezo suma, XII je pocival ma me-
nj. s strasno negotovostjo sem
pricakoval nadaiJnega vprasa-
MA, XII DO morda vsepovalo vsaj
toliko jasnosti, da bonn zamo-
gel zavzeti primerno obrambno
stalisce. Dusa v meni sc je tre-
sla cd nestrpnosti.
'Zakaj ste 10 umorii? je
prerezalo tisino kratko in rez-
ko.
"Ne vem, kako mislite. Bla-
govolite sc izraziti dolocneje
JAZZ nisem nikogar umoril."
"Dobro veste, koga imam v
mislih," je nadaljeval strasnl
.lovek cinicno. I'm nazadnje: po
tenn vas ne vprasam; hocem sa-
mo, da nam razodenete vzroke,
zakaj ste to storili!'
Ma stojalcu kotu je zabrnel
telefon. Uradnik je stopil TIA,
prijel "a slusalo in poslusal. Ma
smehnil Sc je in odgovarjal:
"Potrpite vendar nekoliko;
sal smo komaj zaceli" Pavza.
Nato zopet:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

bonn Y naale dajeaa 4eenAtaksa
zdrknil ma kolena in prosil od-
puscanja. O, mi MISC slutili, kaj
Sc je godilo v meni.
Ionej Jerancic?' Mehkejsi
je bill nadsvetnikov glas zdaj,
-kakpr bi hotel reti: ''Vidis, pa
smo lie upognili tvojo trmo in
ssdaj te irnam0. Prave strune
je treba papeti! Nh, odpnscena
II bodi Ia trina, saEno da vsaj
zdaj priznas.' za6util sem 81
len odpor proti takemu izsilje-
vanju blaznega priznanja in VISA
moja notranjpst Sc il dyignila
v mogoeen protest prp6 zlocin-
ski roki, XII je brezdusno npih-
nils pedolzni deklici mlado ziv-
ijenje in meme oropala nainez-
nejsih SANTA ter me spraRaa
slednji6 Y tn muEni polozaj
"Gospod naAsyetnik, ne VEN
kdo cd naju hi v tenn trenutku
rajsi poznal storilea! Drugega
nimam nicesar poyedati!'
Doktor Moder je akomizgnil
y
z rameni, najezil obrH in jezno
spael obraz. Vsi navzoei 10 u
pri oci yanj in pricatoyai u
kazoy. 49, s~ ..-~ ....
Nadsyetnikov "adiatus" lie
prejel tho navodilo in ga sporo-
ell tovarisem. Nato so me ne
kateri obstopifi, a eden me lie
pozval, maj odlozim obleko. sle-
KEEL sem vse, razen srajce.% Ma
vprasanje, &c moran tudi sraj-
CO odloziti, SO pritrdili in taio
sem stal sredi nacelnikovega
kabineta, kakor Adam v raju.
(Daije prlhodn1ie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20
lNadaljevanje)

Ko so sc izgubili brzeci kora-
XII zunaj ma nodniku, sc mi je
zavalilo v duso, kakor teak
kamen. Torej sem napacno ugi-
bal? Moi Bog, kolikokrat sem Sc
ia dan lie zmotil. A morale Sc
je zgouiti vendarle nekaj po-
memonega v pretekli noci. M
zagonetnin obrazih policistov
sem bral, il opetovanega nami-
gavanja ma neki svez dogodek
sem skiepal, da gre. "a vecJl zlo-
Gin, ali pa morda drug druge-
ga "vleceJo" "a prvi april. Opa-
iii sem to, ko so me pripelJali.
Med seboJ so nemara ljudJe, ka-
kor vsi drugi zemljanl, a v svo-
jem sluzbenem delokrogu sc
brezeutni stroll, XII ne poznajc
nobenih oozlrnosti, nobene prl'
zanesijivosti, ker je ne smejS
poznatl. Tako m razmlSljal
kar Sc sunkoma odpro vrata
Nstopilo je kakih pet do ses(
gospodov. Molce so Sc pozdra
viii z navzocimi. Cutil sem, ka.
ko so me oplazili ocmi. Dva IL
med prislih STA nosila pod paz-
duho manjse zavojcke. V4so4,
lepo oblecen gospod je stopl'
naprej in odprl vrata v sosed
njo soho. Ostali SO sc napotili z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

"Jaz osebno. Nadsvetnik do
ktor Moder. Danes zjutrajI
ma lieu mesta Popoldne. I
Klanjam se.'
L ysega sem izvedel toliko,
da mi je sam nacelnik kriminal-
ne policije naklonil cast da Sc
zagovarjam pred njim radi kr-
vavega zlocina, cigar podrob-.
nosti sem zvedel sele tekom
preiskave. Ko je odlozil slusalo,
Sc je obrnil zopet k meni:
"Nu, ali ste Sc re domislili ?"'
"Gospod nadsvetnik, verujte
mi, da ne vem, kaj zahtevate
Cd meme"
me veste? A JAZZ vam po-
yem, da trdovratnost, katero
sc skusate izviti, govori zoper
vas. Radoveden sem, &c boste
tudi potem tajili, ko vam hudo-
delstvo dokazem."
"Zlocina, XII ga nisem storil,
ne morem priznati. Tu je stras-
ma pom o ia, gospod!" sem
vzkliknil..
"Tako hi vi zeleli,' je pripom-
nil, iztegnil roko po enem Cd
bliznjih zavitkov, ga 'razvil III
zacel jemati ven posamezn :
predmete: usnjato zensko tor
) bico, glavnik, ogledalce, robcek.
Vsako stvar posebej mi je po-
molil pred oei in vprasal:
cali poznate"
Zanikal sem vsako vprasa-
sanje. Kako maj roznarn pred
mete, XII so mi popolnoma tuji =?
Nadsvetnik pa Sc je zdel hell
trudljiv. Porinil je vsebino pr
vega zavitka ma stran III Sc ]o-
til drugega. Tu pa je ravnal
nekoliko neprevidno. Ko jc od-
vial, Sc mu je nekaj izmuznilo
in pablo ma tia. v blikini stojeci
policist Sc je sklonil, pobral in
izrocil' doktorju. Bila je maj
hna, ma vogalih obrezana slika,
- moi prvi dar Faniki. Razs:-
ril sem oci cd presenecenja. Sc
daj sem vedel, da je zadevo v
zvezi tudi ona. Ustrasil sem Sc ::
'Kaj &c je kdo nanjo streljal
potem, ko sva sc locila. Polago-
ma SO Sc zacele stvari ujemati.
Nj dvoma, da DO kaj ia kega.
Sal sem u sinoci oddaljea
strel, ko sem Sc vracal domov.
In pred dobre pol ure so govo-
rili tudi 0 ranje1i "punci". O.,
da bi zvedel, kaj Sc je zgodilo z
njo! Mords, nj hudega in so jo
potemtakem re zaslisali. A V
kaksni zvezi maj bonn JAZZ z
vsem tenn? Cemu hoce nadsvet-
mix, da priznam, da sem jo u
moril? V oni sobi sem cul, da je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20
ERIN BREW BUDWEl5ER -M(|

Topic zahvauje nakonjeno etee let odjemalcem
organizacjam topem nadne max
eu 1o45.
Vesee boGne praznke eo gosni
lem nasega tgu nabolega piva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

tDaije prlhodnlt)
The Valley settler., 1944-05-19

The Scint l:ichicl l Church Of Pc lm1r ere selling ticlctts on ( beautiful hInd mcol ouilt. Tho proceeds 7rill Dc used to purchc st (. nc'- furn0co for tho church.
The Valley settler., 1944-05-19

vOL. IIA1EAII3 E414kAoIAtt HOSPITAL DAY RESERVED
 The Nj. V. F. c. A. BOARD of Directors and tho Hosph al Board of Directors were entertained at a dinner by the Hospital Staff on 2ondaT evening, on May E. out-of-
 town members of the Hospital Boar6 .Jore present n a brief talk Pastor V.G. Anderson, President of tho North Pacific Union of Sovonth-day Advcntists expressed apprcc ciation for the rood cooperation shown by the com Mnity in helping tho hos pitol with tae many problems con frortcd in gcttinG q no' sct-uD established.
 Pestor r. L. Wood, Chairman gave soslc financial statistics and described the Improvements and re- pc. irs laadc in the last year and q ; hs1f. He expressed the hopo that more Improvements could be made in the future when funds bocelnc avail able.
 were then toured through the hos pita1 by Dr. Hoohn. Various inn ovo- nents Wcro studied and interesting features or hospital work were 3hou.. brief discussion followed in which the board members express cd their satisfaction at what had hcon dono and comp1 imonted the hos
 ital administrators for their f hlt ,Ck. Appreciation was expressed or this excellent community hos oita1.As onc mulbcr stated, ,"Tt is probably better hospital than lost communities this size can oF oF courage to the EosDit-l Staff who ITO determined that the people in tho Valley shall be given even bot ter scrvicc in the future.
The Valley settler., 1944-05-19


 JEANNE BRYANT WEDs
 Miss Jeanne Bryant dau( hter '4 ir. and Mrs. David Bryant became the bride of fir. Wallace 1ioffitt, son O. Mir. and Mrs. A. R. MofIitt, tt 4:OO Sunday afternoon.
 Attending the couple ere the bridegroom s sister ,l1rs. Jo}.n Dur and brother,,' Sergeant Leontrd l1of- fit. The Reverend Victor If son officiated.
 The bride wore a gray green afternoon 6ress trimmed with C. ouins.
 The reception was held iruledi- ately following the ceremony. The couple are nov on their honeymoon in Anchorage and upon their return will reside in the for,1er Rob art's hone.
 Both MT. and Hrs. l:oI1itt at tended Palmer High ScHool. Hrs. Moffitt graduat ing on May 10, l9he.
 SLIDE ON ANCHORAGE HIGHWAY
 On Wednesday or Hay E at 7:l p. m. slide came GoIn on the An ch~ age highway.
 News d it vas brought to l-r. King at 6:A5 p.m .and he inu1ediate- 1y dispatched Don NcKcchnie and Bernard Bouwons with t Q Gozcrs to clear the road.
 Tho slide was Is feet deep n 200 feet Wioo. At l:15 a n. the road was clear for traffic.
 -------------------- ------- PLEADS GUILTY TO GAMBLING CHARGE
Evening star., 1944-12-11
New Trial for Bratcher
|WiII Be SOUGHT Today

Hearing on a motion for a new
trial in the case of Everett M.
(Washie) Bratcher, Washington
band leader, convicted November 80
in Federal Court in Alexandra Of
draft evasion, was to be held at noon
today.
Judge Robert N. Pollard is sched-
uled to sentence Bratcher today in
the event he overrules q motion for
a new trial.
T. Edward O'Connell, Bratcher's
attorney, said he is basing his mo-
ton for a new trial on the fact
that the jury was allowed to dis
perse overnight before a verdict
was reached and, in addition, will
claim that George Keeler, jury fore
man, took into the juryroom copy
of newspaper containing a story
of the trial and q statement in
dicating that Mr.. Keeler was hostile
to the defendant.
Mr.. O'Connell said that If his mo-
#tion Is overruled he will note an
exception and that II Bratcher Is
sentenced he will file an immediate
appeal In the Fourth Circuit Court
of Appeals at Charlotte, N. G.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
Senators Approve
|Schweinhaut, 5to |

A favorable report on the nomi-
nation of Henry A. Schweinhaut
to be an associate justice of the
United States District Court here
was ordered today by the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
The vote was to l and Chairman
McCarran announced the commit
tee decision was subject only to the
request of one member, whose name
was not announced, that he be
given two days in which to make his
final decision
1t was assumed this was the
Senator who voted in the negative
and it was thought this was be-
cause he wanted more time to study
the transcript of last weeks hear
ing, conducted by Senator Chandler
Democrat, of Kentucky.
A long list of outstanding District
lawyers appeared before the SUBJ
committee last week to praise the
ability and fitness of the nominee
an assistant to Attorney General
Biddle, who formerly served as an
assistant United States attorney.
The only opposition to Mr.
SchWeinhaut at the subcommittee
hearing came from two attorneys
who had represented defendants in
the mass SeditiOn trial.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
mrs. Roosevelt Hates Portrait
Which Makes Her 90 Pretty'

President Roosevelt insists" on
keeping opposite his desk in his
private study huge portrait of
Mrs. Roosevelt in ballroom dress
a picture she swears she will burn
some day because it makes me
look too pretty"
Mrs. Roosevelt revealed this today
when she took her press conference
on a tour of all but the Offices in the
White House. She pointed out the
22,0O0 pieces of glass in each of the
three huge chandeliers in the east
room, cleaned once a year by six
men.
In the kitchens the reporters saw
stuffed green peppers the President
had for his lunch and the chocolate
pudding he will have for dinner to-
night. Mrs. Henrietta Nesbitt,
White House housekeeper, said Pres
ident Roosevelt sometimes requests
something special if he does not like
the scheduled luncheon dish. But
he likes peppers, she added.
The picture Mrs. Roosevelt objects
to was painted many years ago, she
said, from a photograph of her by
a man who never actually saw her
except once at a party.
That's why 1t is so pretty, and
that's why I have never liked it,
she said. ''I would like to burn it
some day and ! probably shall"
Evening star., 1944-12-11
Six Injured in Traffic
Accidents in District
|Area Over Week End

Six persons, four pedestrians and
two motorists, were injured in traf-
f1c accidents In the Washington area
over the week end and police charged
one man with driving while drunk
and were seeking hit-and-run
driver in another case.
Paul F. Murphy, 22-year-old sea-
man attached to the Naval Air Sta
ton at Patuxent, Md. was treated
for decorations and bruises early to-
day at Emergency Hospital after be-
ing struck by streetcar in the 110O
block Of Fourteenth street NV, po-
lice reported. The streetcar was
operated by George A. Holmes, 80
of 205 Westmoreland road, Falls
Church, Va, according to the police
report. The sailor was later trans
ferred to the naval hospital at Pa
tuxent.
Police were seeking the hit-and-
run driver who struck Elijah Fisher
81. of All First street NV, yester-
day as he crossed the street in front
of his home. Mr.. Fisher was re-
ported in serious condition at Cas-
ualty Hospital today from multiple
injuries. Witnesses said the hit
and-run car continued down First
street at rapid rate of speed after
knocking down the victim.
Two little girls, Dolores Mackall,
II, and Barbara Melvon, 8, both of
Cedar Heights, Md, were treated at
Casualty Hospital yesterday for
slight injuries sustained when thev
were struck by a car operated, DO
lice said, by Prims Applington, also
OF Cedar Heights, at Fifty-eighth
street and Sheriff road in Prince
Georges County. Apphngton's car
was said by police to have gone out
of control.
James L. Perry, 81, shipftter, third
class, U. S. NJ, and Charles Cave, 27,
of 1107 North Monroe street, Ar
lington, were treated at Casualty
Hospital for lacerations of the face,
hands and legs as the result of
what police described collision
with another car at Pennsylvania
avenue and Carpenter street NE.
yesterday. The other car, police
said, was driven by Charles Parks,
20, Of 1713 Thirty third street Sc,
who escaped injury.
Police said the automobile oper-
ated by the sailor continued on
after the collision and crashed over
an embankment, overturning. Ship
filter Perry was charged with driv-
ing a car while drunk and turned
over to the Naval Shore Patrol. His
passenger, Mr.. Cave, was released
after treatment.
Evening star., 1944-12-11

closed, to defray the expense OF
publication and leave some profits
which he hopes to enlarge.
Jim contributes an editorial or
the need for a Boys Club in the
area he serves. There are articles
by adult contributors, some of then
professional writers. These include
Helen R. Mcguire, principal of ar
Anacostia school, who writes THE
Parents Column" The New Moon:
motto is "A paper with purpose.
The news usually is set by limo
type in community printing shop
But Jim sets the ads by hand. Hi:
press has motor, but that is not
working at the moment, and he pro-
pels it by foot pedal.
Job Printer on Side.
j.. The lad learned something about
printing at the East Branch Boys
Club, and he picked up the rest.
II do job printing on the side" he
pointed out.
And Jim fished out some of his
work-membership cards for pub
lie utility's employe club, tickets fol
social events, posters and dodgers
for advertisers. All that adds black
ink to the ledger.
Jim hasn't much time for books
these days, but he reads the news
papers, particularly The Star, avidly
and never overlooks the editorials
| He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
B. A. Lemon. The young editors
father is a metropolitan policeman
IA years on the force,