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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Vivian Ke|Ienns
Attacks Coffee

COMA, Wash, June 27
INSJ "A le-barreled blast at
Rep. Coffee ID of Washington
IS being prepared by Miss Vivien
Keliems. Connecticut manufac-
turer- and she hopes both bar
rclS hurt.
First. she said. she plans 20
institute legal proceedings against
Coffee, who alleged on the floor
of the House of Representatives
that she was the lover of a
Hitler fifth column spy in Ar
gentina
After that, she declared, she
viii invade Coffee's congressional
district. campaigning for his de-
feat
Miss keitems disclosed her
plans while she was in Tacoma
on business
She said the legal proceedings
against Coffee also will be di-
rected against two radio COM
mentators and possibly a certain
New Deal big shot, whom she
declined 10 name
-SoidlerS Buy War Bonds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
BradIeySi
Ydnk Praises

LONDON. June q GNSl-Lt.
Gen. Bradley. in a statement
broadcast from front line radio
station in Normandy, praised the
American forces which captured
Cherbourg for their magnificent
job.
"Our troops" the general
said. have done magnificent
job. Their bravery and skill calls
for the highest degree of praise.
"The number of divisions par
taking in the capture 81 Cher
b0uTg can not be released, but
the Seventh Corps carried out
the operating on the peninsula"
The Seventh Corps is COM
manded by Maj. Gen. Collins. to
whom Gen. Bradley awarded the
Oak Leaf Cluster 10 the DiStin-
guiShed Service Medal.
When Did You Last Buy n Bonda-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Awe Hits
Ehe Mile

CHICAGO STADIUM June 27
CUP Cecil B. De Mile, movie
DOM master Snowman, gave the
Republican National Convention
setting a critical "once over to-
day and called it a job Of master
showmanship.
De Mile. whose genius for pro-
ducing movie mob scenes has
made his name synonymous with
such Hollywood superlatives as
"Stupendous' and colossal, y finds
himself playing a bit part in the
COPS version of the 1914 political
extravaganza as delegate from
California.
His choice for the COP presi-
dental nomination is Gov. Dewey
of New York. And he is confident
ne SAID. his man is the big box
Office The nation needs. De Mile
admitted he was aWed by the big
show his fellow Republicans were
staging m this huge arena
w hen Did ION Last Buy a Bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
ResCuerS
Scale Mountain

MILLINOCKET. Me, June p
UP)-An eight-maR army rescue
crew was hacking its way through
the fast mile Of trackless wilder
ness on Fort Mountain today and
hoped by nightfall 10 reach a
cargo plane that crashed near
the summit eight days ago with
seven men aboard.
a spokesman for the searching
party said that there was little
hope that any of the planes &C.
cupants were alive.
Supplies were dropped TO the
rescuers on the rugged 4,OOO-toot
peak this morning by Catalina
patrol bomber.
The searching party had been
forced 10 cut its way through the
heavy underground covering the
mountain, An army spokesman
believed the peak never before
had been scaled
-. - H..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

FIRST RACE - 81 900. combination
maiden 2-yeaf-olds 5 furionEs
Ar Sailor (MlliEanl SO 15o 2io
aiai4t Jimmy tAoIenaj $50 90
Fee D fRobertsJ 10
Time 80 IS
Tram 'sky Lark. Loose TAX nj.
: BE, 'bslseeers, lisa ApplAud Flowing
re- Hold Ne TiEh; and Count E,msr
siF0 ran.
"Fele
SECOND RAcE-SI 500 maiden and
tr~8f.r tAdamEI ; so r 81
50 0awlp fCanareilal 3 20
me I.f2 Is
'7r} SFeep. 'AevAnoe Cal. MAR NJ V
al H-rtdal also ran
THIRD RAcE-ti 800 combination. ,.
Noar rs and Up ? furlongs
bachelor BY dayton IS 40 $50 "a
CA 20 Criors tTh0mpsonJ 500 10
h.,'er by Phar Loturcol 80
M72niiie BOOTY Fur Coat Duty Firs,
a REQ pust'r also ran.
FOURTH RACE--fI 500 combination.
= yeAr-o.ds and ~ turlongs
Bue~a ventura
fCarArelial 90 90 ~
ys.eins Phso- tstsvsnsonJ so 81
GAIA Grip No'ufc1l 3 81
Time 7 Il i-s
t1r-uuf mfiiculc Joss SUCK snd WING
sue hlfo ran
FIFTH RACE-ti 800 allowances 2.
year -ofs furlonEs
" " (Martinl 80 so %
Sea Lane afAdams) 50 M
Dcckie tCafarensl 50
Time II
DOC Blessed, 'Ghat = Play .Housh
Ton s-our sponsor~ sRoysl Red. Brown
Flams Public Opinion. Vsnslsm and
\ Beautiful BOY also ran
'Fied a.DtusnA entry
SIXTH RACE-S2 500 allowances g.
year-oids and up 8 furi0nEs
Podia Naytonl 90 no ? 50
Miss Mary 10 tCarsrells) $50 $40
Boom on (Loturco) ? 90
Time - Is
Amperags. Uncle Otho KirWin. Mer-
curry. Darby Daniu and Wsltham Cross
eis0 ran
SEVENTH RACE-Sl 800. combination
3-yesr-oltt and up, ! l-ls mllse
Easy Jack tGlideweiD 5 20 30 ? 50
Extend tPisncol so 3 81
Nistucky Mcleod 20
Tine ~.
sweepnack Bstrothsd Disssnson sir
and Okpole Naluna also ran.
EIGHTH RACE -- 81 500. combination
3-yeAr-olds and up. / l.ls miles
TEL Wen (CaNareils) $40 2a0 ? 80
just Tourist tstsvensonl 40 g
Betty Chimes tBiancol %
Time IS 3-5
Romulus. Surgeon Dick Alchanc. Sweet
Mary and Connecticut also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

polls.
Mrs. George NJ. Dewey whose
son Tom is remembered by cIti-
zenS here as that smart Dewey
Kid who ran a magazine route,
made a point of stunning report
erS yesterday and today. She was
aided by neighbors who refused
10 be pinned down as to where she
might be found, andexplained that
Mrs. Dewey still doesn't consider
her boy a nominee for the ma
tons highest office.
II was reported that Mrs Dewey
had left Owosso 10 drive 10 Chi
cago. and was expected 10 arrive
there tomorrow.
A man answering the telephone
at the Dewey residence, who
identified himself as a friend OF
the family" said that Mrs. Dewey
had left the city. He refused tC
say where she had -gone--
Harold D. Colvin. proprietor oi
Main street shop located in what
once was the home where Dewey
was born, Stunned up the average
citizens attitude
"Of course it's an honor, and
I'd like to see Tom Dewey
elected. II he Is, by golly. I'll
mark this building a. his birth
place. But I'guess well wait
and see how II comes out"
BUY war Bonds, Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Detroit TO Pay Tribute
10 Greek meri(dnS

In recognition of the twelfth
national convention of the Creek
American Progressive ASsocia-
ton at the Book Cadillac Hotel
July % TO % Mayor Jeffries to-
day proclaimed that week as
Greek Week in Detroit.
The Most Rev. AthengoraS.
archbishop Of the Greek Orthodox
Church in the Americas, and X.
Diamontopoulos Greek consul in
Washington. will attend the con-
vehtieH, along with 200 other
delebateS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Tigers Head East,
Defeat Evansville

EVANSVILLE. June 81 - The
Detroit Tigers are en- route from
here. the site of the spring train
ing. 10 Washington 10 start their
second eastern tour They won
10 out OF II games played on the
first trip Detroit played an exhi-
bltlon game against the Evansville
All-StarS yesterday and eked out
A 1 70 3 victory. A walk to York
in the ninth forced home the vim
nInr MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Buy War BONDS. Too
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daHy prints IN the
night Edition only the name - = horse
which race experts feel IL among the out
standing bets 0f the day
The code key appears each night IN the
Eight star ana Red Line editions. mum.
her corresponding 20 each letter ~ the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
in CODE. Tomorrow's code follows;
A-i2 B-4s Cts Disc E-I3 FLO Go
H-24 is III k-s2 I.-s0 MA N-2s OIL
PISA OILS R-2s Sta T-6s TIA N-3O
W-9s N-ss N-54 Z-32.
Clip this code key II will enable you
n remember The name ~ tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY N THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

Detroit ana vicinity. Thundershowers To-
night. partly cloudy Wednesday, cooler
fresh winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Monday highest, 81 de-
grees lowest, IS mean. q.
Departure from normal Temperature
Monday. Q degrees
Departure from normal temperature
since Jan /. p % degrees.
Temperatures one year ago today
highest. % degrees lowest u mean, Y
Temperatures this date In past u
years Highest, IS degrees in 1883. low
est 4s in 1902
Relative humidity Monday, ? 30 A. m.
SIC, $40 A. n ssg 80 p N SO
30 p m BE-
Precipitation In last % hours ending Al
80 A. m today. None
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan ] -. go inches
Degree days for Monday. June "a None
Normal TOT june n. 7,
Accumulated degree days this month. rs
Normal degrees days for June 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Flint Tlier Killed

FLINT, June 27-Lt. Phil Man
giaracina, air force pilot based IN
England. was killed in action. ac-
cording to word received by his
parents Mangiaraeina was a
Flint police department clerk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
It's Simple: Gunners
Brine Own Shells
BY Don GILLIES

shotgun shells to hold the
American TrapshoOtng Tournament when west
Michigan can't handful shells for pheasant hunt
ing" the Grand Rapids Herald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
b. S. Japs Sentenced

CHEYENNE. Wyo, June Y
(UP) - SiXty-three Japanese
Americans of the Heart Mountain,
Wyo.. relocation center today were
under three-year prison sentences
for violation of the SelectiYe SerY-
ice Act.
When Did Ynu Last BUY = R0nd?--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
OWOSSO Awaits 90
For Dewey Festival

OWOSSO, June p (UP)-Thomas F. Deweys native town
taking assured Republican presidential nomination IN It's
stride saving until such time he receives
the northumberland at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Skin Cracked
Between Toes?

Get a Jar % MERCIREX A-A
Z ricrcy-rexJ today from yoif
druggist Hundreds have discovered how its
SIX active medical ingredients offer
promptly relieve itching. burning. oozing,
cracking which are usually a sign C. ath
Ieta,s foot-helps guard against local In.
lection 3 million lars used. Must relieve
or money refunded Economy size jar. soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Gibson Given
Real Battle

No public parks tennis tourna-
ment is official until an "un-
\ known" either defeats or crowds
, a favorite. Last year CPA Dick
Mcfarland now in the south Pa
cific, came up from Crosse lie
Naval Station and gained the
title.
Davis Beerman, late of Nash
vile, Tenn, is better known today
because o. the competition ne
gave Ray Gibson. one of the city's
first flight performers. Gibson
won yesterday at Northwestern
courts. 6=3, S. but BeeFman had
set point twice in the second.
1t. Seymour Greenberg raced
through southpaw AL Thav, 60,
g.. 'fhe first TO make the quarter
final in the upper bracket. Green
berg rs not scheduled today.
EDDIE ROsZAK ADVANCES
Eddie RoSzak, late member of
a marine anti-aircraft battery in
the south Pacific, continued to
impress as he trounced George
Gushing Jr., 60, 90. Roszak's
doubles partner. Walter Preston,
also moved along in stopping Bill
SayFes- seeded eight.
Preston, with a wider tourna-
ment background. finished with
bllsterS on the soles of his feet
the size Of dollar. The incon-
venience did not stop him from
taking Redford's Sayres, winner
of the Metropolitan High School
singles title, 7-9 Ga, rs.
Sayres II. favorite in the junior
division, continued his progress in
dumping Bill Mohr. 60, 60 Other
winners were Joe Price of Cass
Tech. Kenneth Bussler. North
western; John Koliba and Walter
English. Hamtramck; Ed Trahan
and Bob Robertson, Southeastern.
MRS. POSER LOSES
The former Mickey MCGEE. one
time novice champion. returned TO
competition as Mrs. Charles Poser
\and met defeat from Eugene
'Gorka, 3-6. 60. 60. Mary Her.
nando, Josephine Smilka. Gloria
King, n-year-old Irene Waskfe-
wicZ. Ruth Milo and Lillian Van
Buren, were others 10 advance.
George Gushing Jr.. and Jim
Alexander treated Hubert Manire-
Hobart WFebbe4, ID e { g n Il ing
doubles champion, 10 a harder
bargain than anticipated. Cushing
alexander had the first set at
6-3. Manire-Wrebbel the next two
at 81. ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

The answer is simple IL you
own a few shotgun smells and
elect to shoot them at flying clay
targets that's your own business
As a matter Of fact, NosS
probably would not have written
the story had he looked over the
program Of the roaring grand
held annually at Vandalla. O II
plainly states this years shoot
would be held on a bring your
own shell Hsis
EXPLAINED BY WPB
Harry Gaines. executive sccre-
tary OF the Michigan United
Conservation clubs. sensing unfair
distribution OF ammunition TO
trapShooters. got mixed up in
the deal, too He telegraphed
Congressman Baftel j JOnkman
for an explanation from The
WPB, which promptly told them
that no shells had been re-
leased 10 the Amateur TrapShoot-
ing Association. which Is true.
Learning this. VoSs then asked
where did the Amateur
TrapshOoting Association get
the shells? Did they hoard
them
The answer 10 that is Just as
simple. Trapshooters VINO COM
pete in the tournament VIII bring
their own. So viii shooters in the
Michigan state tournament COM
pete on bring your own shell
basis.
HELPS WAR EFFORT
The date for the latter has not
been fixed as yet according TO
Frank Vignoe. who is canvasSing
shooters TO find out If they want
a tournament under those con-
ditions.
This case Il not smelling any
better as the weather gets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

Scratches
DETROIT
Weather clear. track fast
Post 80 p. m
Second Race Royal Khan.
seventh Race-LPEy Tongs,
SUFFOLK
weather clear, track fast
Post 400 p m.
FIRST Race-Gay Bid
Eighth Race -- Jockarando. Yankee
Party, Thalet. Balm Marie.
ARLINGTON
Weather clear, track fast,
Post p m
Second RAce-Red Cherrie. Cohorts
tion. Kope KonA Cloverlsnd, Actress
Lsdy Golden Cross.
Fourth Race-Harriet A. Little Joyce,
Hicks Baby Callmenov, Witch Watch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Detroit Results

Invest In Invasion: Buy = Bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
THE WEATHER

when Did You Last BUY 3 Bonds--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

FINET RACE 81 600 c1uhIrafI0r
maiden 2-yeaf-oids furionEs
Ar sailor tAllEanl SO $50 afn
Aiai-f Jimmy tMoJenAl 20 06
Fee D fRobertsJ 10
Tine 90 s.E
Evening star., 1944-02-20
R,sz1 H<<>,s>.ey./

Growing kids 60 for sandwiches made of
&c. chopped seeded raisins, k c. Peer Pan
Peanut Butter, .sblsps. waeer, and mar
earine or hafrer. This favorise can be varied
by substituting dried dates or prunes.
(Gssws kids arc equally wild about it!)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Protect
LinoIeumF Floor

THERE ARE many home
makers using linoleum these
adys and many do not know the
hints that will save the wear
and tear or cracking OF their
floor coverings. To begin. limo
leum or felt base should stand
rolled in a room Of 20 degrees
temperature for at least AZ
hours. II linoleum is cold IL
becomes brittle and will crack.
So II is best 10 follow this rule
Of az hours in a warm room.
A great many soaps used for
general cleaning are composed
OF some alkaline substances
which react on the oil in the
linoleum and cause il 10 dry
and become crumbly. There
fore. ii is advisable 10 wax your
linoleum often. especially after
cleaning. This protection will
also aid you in keeping the floor
clean. for dirt wipes up easily
from the waXy surface.
Starch aids in keeping the
gloss on your linoleum. Try
putting a few cubes OF starch
into the soapy washing water.
Your floor, when dry, will have
a very excellent polish. Or,
after washing the floor. cover it
with a thick coating of hot
starch. The dirt will not stick
to this gloss and the floor can
be busted off in a few minutes
without any trouble at all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

Look in the Section IN Which
Your Birthday Comes, and
Find What Your Outlook Is,
According TO the Stars,
For Saturday. Oct. 81, 1914
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Ariss-S Some stars in ugly
mood today. you'll be wise il you
attend to tasks quickly, eff
GENTLY, with as little fuss as
possible. Irritability, impatience
will hinder, not help.
APRIL 21 TO MAY 20
Taurus-Be more than care
full and keen in money transac-
tions, real estate, any dealings
where misrepresentation, fraud
or other such dangers can cause
losses. Other matters more IA
vored.
MAY 2f TO JUNE n
Gemini-Financial interests In
better shape for you than for
many; make most Of advantages,
leads of value, new devices. I'M
prove quality Of your work. be
amenable to instructions.
JUNE 2g TO JULY IS
Cdncer-Can be excellent day
FOR sound business deals, indus
trial, agricultural n terests,
gains through journalism, adj
vertising, literary work gen.
orally. Romance may have to
wait.
JULY 2I TO AUG. 22
Leo-Fine setup for Leoites,
with the Sun, Moon and Saturn
all benefc. Should make notice
able Roadway now in new and
familiar matters. Home, pleas
ure affairs sponsored.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 25
Virgo-Practical plans, indus
try, trade share best planetary
vibrations also m I a ! tasks.
Artistic professions may find
advancement, but keep trying.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 20
Libra Born before Oct. s?
Finances and trades the favor
ties over personal interests; you
born after Oct may have il the
other way round with romance,
domesticity, art tops.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-An agreeable frame
Of mind will put you clever folks
in front. Benefc influences TO
help, but you must be on the Job,
too. Executive, manager, worker,
favored.
NOV. - TO DEC. 2s
Sdgittorius - Be alert, ready
10 act when the time is right,
but this does not mean fool
hardy, impulsive action. Can be
profitable period under art
management.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2I
Capricorn - Today's gains
won't be easily won but they can
be more substantial, enduring.
Take time TO weigh well your
strategy, plans, no matter what
occupation. Steady,
JAN. % TO FEB. go
Aqudrits 49, Quick profits or
financial gains may not be i'm
mediate but don't let this deter
you from preparations for them.
Work, plans well done now will
be very fruitful soon.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
May find it bit
tough in investigative work, in
PRODUCING new designs, art, ham
ding home commodities, but fl
nesse and artistry in any doing
always helps.
CooyriEht. 1914, By KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

Prizes Ssbset 10 so Ssln Tar. Tba fssysS %
f5s bss price only, not ineIrdirs Say Federal tss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Daily
Horoscope
By FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the Section in Which
Your Birthday Comes, and
Find What Your Outlook Is,
According to the Stars,
For SATURDAY.. Oct. 2f. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
70 the


as to home conditions OF which we
are both aware"
Dunninger, for his part, admitted
having signed the document, but only
under force and intimidation" fear
ing that, IL he didn't, "She would
start row." He also admitted au-
thorship Of the postcards, some of
which were addressed ITO my wife"
Appearing In court some years ago.
when he was suing ianitor for $50
900 as a result of fall which had in
jured his arm, he justified the faith :
of his fans by predicting that the jury
would award him $2,750 and it did.
In the interval between that oc-
casion and the present something
must have happened TO his predict
ing apparatus, for now he seemed
in the dark regarding both the trials
outcome and many of its features.
The hotel marriage ceremony and
the fact that Chrystal was divorced
from her first husband at the time
were news to him, and he did not
realize. that he had done anything
afterwards to give her wifely standing.
Moreover, he, who has done so
much to expose fraudulent mediums
and lay phony ghosts, was plainly at
a loss when the testimony raised up
the shade of an unnamed young
woman, regular termagant.
In the wee hours of a morning
some years ago, Chrystal told the
court, her phone rang and, on picking
ii up, female voice barked: SWELL,
I'm up here at his house, you louise!
Come on up" Joe's voice thereupon
took over with plea not to come.
So she went.
The female of the phone promptly
hauled off and whacked me one in
the mouth" Chrystal testified. and
another unnamed young woman then
uncorked some unprintable Billings
gate in the presence of Joe's mother.
When the cops more or less in
evitably showed up, the formidable
female pulled an uncharacteristic
swoon, and Dunninger sent his
ChryStal home in a cab.
Nobody seems to know just what
this episode signified. Probably it is
one of those things that is likely to
show up in a magicians crystal,
once ii gets out of hand.
THE aHfERUCAN WREKUV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

a batch Of post cards, signed with
lovers crosses and her unwilling hus-
bands first name, and a document,
allegedly In his hand, which stated:
"Chrystal: l acknowledge you as
my common-law wife for many years.
The reason this matter has not been
made legal is for personal reasons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
in,enafimai
BY CHARLES ROBBINS

CRYSTALS. of course. are stand
ard equipment of clairvoyants,
mind.readers, telepathists, prog
nosticators and the like.
AS might be expected of a man who
practices some of their tricks, but at
the same time sets himself high
above the common run of such folk.
Joseph Dunninger. radios $2,000-a-
week Master Mentalist, has a super,
or master, crystal
This was demonstrated in a New
York courtroom a few weeks ago.
when to general establishment II de-
veloped that Mr.. DunningeTs crys-
tai could not only reveal unexpected
things but in addition could cook, eat,
talk, send and receive postcards, and
help around the house.
You'd think ii would be worth a
Bnagician's while to marry a crystal
like that, and. as a matter of fact,
that seems TO have been exactly what
happened in this case.
But the funny part Of 1t is that Mr..
Dunninger. despite his amazing ex-
tra-sensory perceptions, didn't know
they were married until the judge
pointed IL out 10 him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

ing hand had ceased its caresses.
In other words. claiming to be the
Master Mentalists wife, she asked
for a separation and alimony-both
of which she got.
In the past Dunninger has per-
formed the Indian rope trick and has
read the minds of six Presidents of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

4 1 III l. Z L, IL Z uc'
claimed Tin her
quotes), LAS soon
as / fix things up
with mother we
will have a regu-
lar ceremony"
For the next fiji
teen years. accord
ing to her, they
behaved as man
a n d wife. A S
proof, she offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

that Crystals mind har-
bored litigious intentions, or
that Judge Dennis O'Leary
Cohalan was going to grant
her suit.
Shed known the mind
reader, she said, since 1923,
the year in which she was
incorporated into his magic
act, as an assistant. Married
TO another man at the time,
she obtained a divorce In
1923 and a month later-she
says-went through a mar
rage ceremony, impromptu
and somewhat mystifying,
with Dunninger, who was
then known AS The Master
Mind of Modern Mystery"
They were the only per-
sons present, the props being
cake, champagne and a Bible.
She furnished the cake, he
brought in the champagne
and the Bible was in the hotel
room where the rite took
place. Each solemnly swore
to take the other as spouse.
Then, placing a ring on her
n n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

After the point.
ing out, instead OF
rejoicing he appar-
emily felt that his
fabulous crystal,
whose name, by the
way, Is Mrs. Chrys-
tai Spencer Dunnin-
ger, had turned and
figuratively bitten
his caressing hand.
Mrs. c h y ia |
thought II was the
other way round,
which is why the
disclosure of her
unique abilities took
place in court rath.
er than over the ra-
dio or on a stage.
She resented the
foot that tho oarocc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

the U. S. as wen as the Duke Of
Windsor and Barbara Hutton Tin
which last he surprised this rare
fleeing thought: eff you have two
loaves OF bread, sell one and buy
lily" The reference. he thinks, was
to one OF her husbands)
And yet, he had not the least idea