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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

MANHATTAN Murals: The
1'A hosiery shop window which
features pair of jnylons on two
shapely shafts with the sign: BE
Legsquisite!"
Mort Downey's Irish ebullience
at the Persian Room.
The Argentine leather goods
display in q Radio City store.
Business as usual. Ell?
The deer on leash, harness,
blanket and huge red bow.
The Eighth avenue shoe shine
boy who wears a tux.
Sign in women's store:
"Fashionating Frocks."
The midtown religious place
and the placard on it: Divine
Providence, Temporary Shelter. "
The stage of the Met Opera
House from the very last row.
It's like sitting in the first row
and looking through the wrong
end OF the opera glasses.
The bootblack near Carnegie
-whe- e-stfikes pose -yyeH
approach. He's ballet-batty.
The Flea Market. 50th street
and Third avenue. 1t sells any
thing but fieas.
Sign al a sWanky vegetable
store: Ladies. Please don't
touch. How'd you like il If we
did,"
Copyright by Dany Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

coming-rso I won't wear any
this season. at ALL"
The other night Helene at
tended a Maggi McNellis cock
tail poddy and looked radiant
wearing beautiful and
luxurious mink coat.
She sat down, tossed back
her coat, and sat in nothing but
lovely black |undies.
1--WE looked all over New
York." she explained nom
chalantly, "and can't find q
dress I like-so I won't wear
any this season, at all. !"
MEMOS of a Midnighter: Gold
1'l has been located on
Gertrude Niesen's 600 acres in
the Mojave Desert.
Robert Walker and Diana
Lynn will merge.
Producer II. Delmar and
show-gel Kay Crespi of Follow
the Girls" are clicking.
Some big concessionaires of
night clubs, Jared by the cur
few, are thinking of merging
all into one big firm. The
Riviera. across the Hudson, may
become a huge dance hall.
Aquanetta's visit 10 Mexico
City has-eHe- biggie- bFeatAless
about her He gave her three
diamond bracelets in the four
days they did the towni
Mrs. f'y Power checked in for
examination al Johns Hopkins.
That lovely locker in the
State Dept is Joe Kennedy's
daughter. Eunice.
Nina Foch, ingenue in Colum-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Detroit Times RatiOning Timetable

Blue w through M-7-valid through
June 2
Blue Ma through S-7-Vsud through
July I
MEATS. CHEESE. PATS
Red Q-s through s-s-vslid through
March 81.
Red rs throuan x-s-vAlid through
April 2s
Red VS. through D-7-valid through
June 2.
Red E-7 through J-7-vaNd March 4
through July /
One 10. sAlvAr- fat good for I cents
and two ration points.
SHOES
Airplsne stamps 4 and 3-VAlid
indefinitely Loose stamps mo- acrtp'c1
Landlords must register all TENANCY
CHANGES ant all rented SPACE for
living or sleeping
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

March al.
rs and C-B Coupons gallons each.
re and ca Coupons gallons each.
Law requires state. name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
FUEL OIL
Periods 4, a, y, and S-Valid
through Sept 80.
SUGAR
stamp Ss, BoOt A-valid through
June q
LIQUOR
No. ts-Vslid through March 81.
PRoCEssED FOODS
blue Ks through B-1-Valid through
March 81.
Blue ca through G-7-vslid through
April IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

now a member of the MNIAP
Club.
Am informed that In Hing
ham. Mass, there is a cocktail
bar which has an imitation sky
with twinkling stars and moving
clouds for a ceiling.
A MOTHER song about a girl
"A named Molly is the one
your grandpappy sang, namely,
When Molly O'Neill does the
Irish Reel"
Business girls are usually
much better looking than ladies
of leisure. An active mind is
quite a beautifier. The best
looking business girls in the
L. S. a. are those of Manhat-
p tan. Second on the list are the
San Francisco career girls.
Third place is a dead heat be-
tween Detroit and Chicago girls.
A ". S. marine wants to know
"A if he is right in stating Sam
Langford "the Boston Tar
Baby" was the shortest of all
heavyweight fighters.
l think that is correct. Sam,
during his fighting career, was
5 feet 612 inches in height and
weighed 210 pounds.
/ never saw Sam fight. The
first heavyweight championship
battle l saw was between Jack
Dempsey and Luis .Firpo at the
Polo Grounds.
Some people claim that was
the greatest heavyweight fight
of all.
Anyway, 1t certainly was
some fight. =
I was shaking from excite
ment for week after ii was
over.
Copyright, 1e45, By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

1--WE years ago / married
wideweF with three chill
dren--a girl then II, and two
boys, aged s and 9.
They did not come 10 live
with us, but stayed with their
mothers sister, who had plenty
of money and did not want any
help with their care
Six months ago she died sud-
>denly.
All her property went 10 her
I%o children. who sent my hus-
bands three children 10 him
without even a change of
clothing.
We are buying our home:
have a little boy. aged 3, and
were doing fairly well.
But now with expenses heav-
ily increased, we are running
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

ing ability-but thy differ in
temperament traits of personal
ity, health, looks, isdeed in
every feature of mind and Sody.
1t would surely seem, therefore,
that the intelligent course is
first to study the child, and
then fit the education to the
child, instead of the child to the
education.
3-All studies Of the skeletons
Of prehistoric peoples Indicate
they had so many diseases that
their average life span was
probably not much above 20
years; whereas the average life
today is over so years. Ancient
Indians had all the diseases we
have now, and no way of curing
them. Owing solely 10 science
and civilization. a boy baby born
today can expect TO live beyond
65, and girl baby, beyond 68.
An amazing achievement Of
human intelligence,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Connolly Answers

1-b "a fish. pa, &c. 4b.
Sc cat Suffers MILD. g.
(s) Aida" (b) Faust" (c)
La Boheme." cd Parsifsl.'
(e) La ToSca."
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

DEAR w. ~.
THERE is no comfortable re-
Il cipe for buying a home. sup
porting four children and max
ing both ends meet on limited
funds.
So my first suggestion is TO
realize that what pthers have
done and are doing. you also
can do when you get your Sec
Uud wind.
Now, about allowances-what
can yeH afford That's the
sum they are entitled to,
whether il be 10 cents or a
dollar a week.
~eA-sfeemed girl, careful
OF her clothes, could keep up
good appearance on three
changes of sweaters tor biouses1
and skirts, plus a pea jacket as
a light wrap, a heavy winter
coat and one date dress" for
special events. About hours: To
bed by 10 p. m. on school nights,
and for the girl, curfew by
ll:30 p. m. If She has beaux or
party engagements on Friday
and Saturday evenings.
TN
Instead Of labelling the girl
your big worry" think Of her
as your biz daughter, and keep
in mind, with cheerful compass
sion, that she, in her mid-teens,
is now living through the most
critical and difficult phase of
her growth and needs a true
mothers exquisite forbearance
as she Will never need il
again. NJ. H.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary He.
worth eounsels through her col
umn; not by mail or personal
intsrVieW. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
WALTER WENCHELL ns On

EACES About Town: Clark
l. Gable ringsiding at the
Versailles. where a middle-aged
wife stops TO cape at him-and
her impatient husband shoves
her and scolds: Act your age,
you stffy Old fool"
Supreme Court Justice F.
Murphy congratulating lovely
Dorothy Shay, the thrush at the
st. Regis Maisonette.
Starlet Selene Walters fea-
turing a Veronica Lake frock
at the Copa. One shoulder un-
draped.
Patsy Ruth Miller of silent
screen renown walking unrecog-
nized along Fifth avenue. In her
day that stroll would have
brought out the police reserves.
Toni Eden, the titian-haired
darling, humping into Grand
Central deppo people, so en-
crossing was a new play script.
John Edgar Hoover display
ing a red carnation in his dinner
Jacket lapel.
Dorothy Kilgallen at Broad
way and 50th reading her fa-
vorite colyumist, ahem.
A colyumist was complaining
about the lack of items
SAY suggested an actor.
"Why don't you just deny every
thing you said last week."
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

Dempsey if the Manassa Mauler
had not been worrying about
his recently streamlined pro-
boScis.
Remember a tune lied
''Toddling the Toledo" 4? II not,
yetf certainly remember Heaven
Will Protect the Working Girl"
as sung by Marie DressDer.
Both ditties were written by A.
Baldwin Sloane. whose daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hosford Bracket, has
just written a number called
Foolish Questions"
CUFFERING mates of hus-
~ bands who snore are still
asking how they can secure re-
lief. So far l have been unsuc-
cessful in learning of anything
that cures snoring. All / can
suggest for those married TO
persons who snore is TO have
separate sleeping rooms.
Note il stated the usual price
for a haircut for a woman is
S1.50. Remember the feminine
invasion of the regular barber
shops? The time when at least
half the chairs in the tonsorial
parlors were occupied by fe-
males? That was about Is
years ago, wasn't it? About
the time bObbed hair WAS pop
ular.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
hEAER RASS Letters From Times
ROSS Soldiers Overseas

The foIiowins letter is from
Ty Cross, one Of 81 editorial
department smpIoyes OF The
Detroit Times who Joined the
armed forces. Al the time this
Uas Written Cross wos in France.
DEAR BOSS:
THIS winter it's snow, acres Of
L II and deep. Last year il
was cold. cold mud. But I'm
thankful It isn't six feet under
solid clay
Our Special Service radio is
giving with a particularly hep
arrangement of Ravel's Bolero,
and the Russian refugees from
labor camps in the courtyard
are going nuts.
They actually sing to il a song
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

CTATISTICIAN states June is
- still the most popular month
for m ages. After that,
September. / was married in
March. l couldn't wait until
June.
Virginia Cogswell of Atlanta
had nine husbands before she
was 35. This is the United
States record for women of 35.
Ruth kruth of Pittsburgh is
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

MIDTOWN Vignette: Helene
WI Garnell, author OF IT'S
Fun TO Make a Hat" has always
been irked by women who say:
"I've looked all over New York
and can't find hat that is be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

bias Song TO Remember"
heads East soon TO wed John
Dali, star of Dear Ruth"
I Intimates suspect Nancy
Kelly. despite denials. is Mrs.
+. Jackson, Jr. ------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

rHt DETROIT TIMES Gil
- 80 March l945
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

possible, but I have spanked
them all when they refused to
obey.
Was that a mistake?
II seems 10 be the only way !
can make them behave at times.
My husband told me 10 do so.
He seems as much puzzled
as /. w. ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Ennis, Band
Here Friday

THE NEW Downtown Th7ator
stage show Friday VIII star Skinny
Ennis and his orchestra Bob
Hopes musical pride and JOY. with
lovely Carmcnc and her SONGS,
Monte Kelly. Abe Aaron and EaIl
SturgS making up his company
of featured entertainers. A sup
porting cast includes Tommy
Wonder, dancing star of "Zicgleld
Follics"; the Stanton Sisters,
Broadway dancers, and as am
extra added attraction, Ollie
O OToole, inim.tabie saurist
During ms career and ever
since ne formed his own orcheS-
ira, skinny and his band have
been featured in a number Of
screen successes.
Mary Birth Hughes I'm 'rrt
Lady COnfcascS" with Hugh Bel
mont and Claudia Drake. viii be
the film feature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Film Time Clock

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uainK Hotel -Rar.ia-" 12.44. asa. s.o2
p Keys Of tae Kingdom" 222, 6.3l,
FoX -"Frathrlr Rhythm" 1i.22 a. m.
993 p m. "A Bell Tor
NAplsOS- Hose Rer.in" - a m. 3.l2,
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michigan H-tNssn Two Women" 10
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aff -. 1902 q. m.
pAiM~-sfATE - ps lgft'uy Dangerous"
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GTss' IaNH z .'i2 80, 2 go 2 ~ 1o'47 p n.
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lt..- f-.u 20 a. m. % .. 10.
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C.F ~ m.. 2.42. o. "a, 1906 p m.;
Itl.e Blessed" lao, 5.Q2. s.44 >. 70.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Capitol Shows
New Bill Friday

TWO TOP-NOTCH Paramount
hits will have a weeks showing.
starting Friday at the Broadway
Capitol Theater. RecOrd-breakers
both, they include excitement and
romance in equal portions with
Cecil b. DeMille's technicolor,
Northwest Mounted Police" and
the picture that rocketed Alan
Ladd to fame" This Gun for
Hire. "
Northwest Mounted Police"
boasts such stars as Gary Cooper,
Madeleine Carroll, Paulette God
dard, Preston Foster and Robert
Preston. II is a technicolor spec
tacle. With Alan Ladd in This
Gun for Hire" is Veronica Lake
and Laird Cregar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

ALMOST IMMEDIATELY after
he finished a USO hospital tour
Sonny Tufts, star Of Miss Susie
Slagle's,' left for Dallas to par
ticipate in ceremonies there for
the studios Third oi a Century
fptp
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Canine Star

DAISY" ONE of the highest
paid dog actors in Hollywood who
averages around $4,000 a year,
has an important role in Hold
That Blonde" with Eddie Bracken
and Veronica Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier "a IeSmau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

marked that you viii probably come
20 il yourself some day. Then
whynot try Tampax this very month?
Perfected by doctor, Tampax is in
principle an Internal absorbent. Pure
surgical cotton is highly compressed
in one-time-use apphcators for quick
and dainty insertion. The hands need
never touch the Tampax and you
are unaware OF it's presence when il
is in place. No odor. No chafng No
bulges TO show" under trim skirt.
Tampax is easy TO change and
disposal is no trouble because OF its
compactness. A whole months sup
ply will go into your purse. Tampax
is sold at drug stores and notion
counters all over the L .S.A Comes in
3 absorbency-sizes Regular, Super,
7JIsniorl. Tampax Incorporated,
Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
With q Six-Inch Haircut

ACCORDING 10 most
~ American hair stylists.
this seasons coiffureS must
look smooth and pretty. The
ideal hair length for this,
said one such stylist at a re-
cent fashion show, is the
six.inch cut-that is, six
inches from the scalp. This
length lends itself ideally TO
any modern hair-do, whether
YOU want 10 wear your hair
short or long. up or down,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

in a side.sweep, a page-boy
the Grecian coin style, or
the top knot.
Not only does this hair
length adapt itself 10 many
styles, said this hairdresscT,
but it is easiest for home
management between trips
10 the beauty parlor. To
prove his point, he demon
Stratcd, on a model, a Shoul-
der-length hair.do that could
be worn long or swept up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
New Ideas

NEW ideas i'm medicine
~ have given hope 20 many
obese people who could not
be helped by diet or exer-
else before. But none of the
new methods should be un.
dertaken on your own, with
half-information or miSin-
formation about their pro-
cedure. Ask your doctor
about them if you need spe-
cial help.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

uation and her figure is 10
find a purpose in life.
Why not join an active or
ganization, do something
worth while TO help others?
Or undertake a hobby-pho-
Biography, writing, painting,
sewing. Once you're en-
crossed in your work, you'll
have less time to think
about food. In between
mealtime nibbles will lose
their appeal, because now
you're thinking about
others, not yourself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Siortle your skin
70 fresher lowell.
ness with SArO-
LITE ASTRlNOENI.
Temporarily con.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Ask the Doctor

DON'T, however, cut out
- too much food and
Starve yourself. It's injuri.
Gus 10 your health 10 un-
dertake a diet Of your own
making. Always be exam
ined by a doctor before diet
ing whether you diet indi-
vidually or in a group at a
salon and let him pre-
scribe the sort OF diet you
need and can take. II you
don't lose the excess weight
over night, don't despair
You didn't put it on over
night, either. II should be
taken off slowly but steadl-
". under the watchful eye
of your physician, and
stopped completely when
the proper weight is
reached.
There's no magic formula
for losing weight. It's done
by cutting down on calories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Who heSitates
about Tampax
is losing time
This modern method Of monthly
soniforY protection diseords
belts, pins ond outside pods.

Free from the
encumbrance Of
belts, pins and
pads millions
OF women are
now using Tam
pax for monthly
sanitary protec-
tion. The advan-
Of this
method are so
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
There's q Reason

THERE are So many good
. foods which don't add
weight that one wonders
why these are not eaten in
preference 10 the fat-pro-
duCing starches and sweets.
Generally when a woman
overeats all the wrong foods,
she has a psychological rea-
son. She may be feeling
sorry for herself, or bored,
or she has an inferiority
complex. There she sits
brooding, popping one piece
Of candy after another into
her mouth. Nobody loves
her, she's not appreciated,
nothing exciting ever hap
pens 10 her.
Perhaps the first step
toward improving this sit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
@lA#

heeis loose sUHoes skin. reduces promi-
nenee of premO;vrs sne lines and wrinkles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
BY URSULA TROW

WHY did you allow your.
w self TO get so heavy?
at runs In my family"
many women answer.
A famous beauty author
ity who deals most Of her
waking hours with over.
weight women and their
problems finds no truth in
the hypothesis that over
weight runs in families.
Obesity, she has found, is
the direct result In most
cases, OF an over-large ap-
petite and IT'S the appetite
that runs in families.
Mother does the cooking
and she loves thick gravies.
mountains of mashed pota-
toes. rich cakes and dcs.
sertS. She has been feed
ing her daughter these
things since babyhoOd and
naturally Daughter has be
come used 10 these foods
loves them too, and won't
do without them. Now both
women are too heavy and
bulgy. It's not because
Daughter was born with a
tendency 10 bulge she's
Just bulging with food.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
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You a~sys reed sbou+ the a'e' discoveries in +Ie
world of secoce every issue Of Tte American Weiily
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Golden Peacock Bleach Creme contains special
Ingredient that has amazed scientists with the
kvcliBess II can bring your skin. II fights black
n lds-ia a few days surface blcmishcs mudl
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Dbould nc gone Brings you a clearer, lirer
younger rand moothcr looking skin with Uncover
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Even Il your skin looks soliow, drob.
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MeRcollZep WAX CREAM con help il
look younger ogain. For MERcollZEp
WAX CREAM helps your skin lose this
dork weoihered look, ioke on whittier.
eleorer, fresher loveliness. You will dis
cover your complexion looking smoother.
firmer brighter. truly younger. Siori with
MERcotlZEp WAX CREAM tonight Just
follow direeiionA
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
6 NJ Professors
Retire in Year

ANN ARBOR. Feb. % - SIX
University Of Michigan professors
whose service al the university
totals 20S years Will start a year
leave of absence when the pres
cnt term ends tomorrow.
AZ the end Of the year. an will
retire, having reached the age Of
20.
They are Dean Edward IL
Kraus, head of the college Of
literature, science and arts; Or
Harley A. Haynes, director Of the
University Hospital; Clifton G.
Carey, assistant professor OF
geodeSy and surveying; Campbell
Bonner. professor of Greek, who
Will speak az commencement eX-
crciSeS tomorrow Vincent c. Poor
associate professor Of mathemat-
les, and Morris p. Palmer, pro-
tcSSOr Of English.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
COurtPension
Facing Battle
BY AL KAUFMAN

LANSING, Feb. 23-The state
bar association bill to induce re-
tirement of averaged" Michigan
judges by offering a $1,000 year
pension encountered lively oppoSi-
tion today in the Senate.
Lay members clashed with SEN
ate lawyers and indicated from
their statements they would make
deter~'ined effort 10 defeat the
proposal when it comes 10 vote
March /.
The bill was introduced by Sem
atorS Johnston (R) of Mt. Glenn
ems and Smith (R) Of Big Rapids
with the frank purpose of retiring
Michigan jurists who had out
lived their usefulness on the
bench"
"Michigan's Jurisprudence his
tory il replete with a list of
judges, excellent in their day,
who have served beyond their
usefulness" Johnston said on
the Senate floor.
'In Wayne County there IL
one Judge who has served 20
years longer than able, his
docket is always crowded and
the public has suffered.
"A $1,000 year pension
might induce him TO retire. But
anything less would defeat the
purpose of this bill and judges
would continue being reelected
on their names and not giving
the public the services they
should receive"
The bill offers retirement 10 all
circuit and supreme court jurists
when they have served 1S years
or have reached the age of IS;
have served II years at their 10th
birthday, or have served eight
years in circuit and supreme
court posts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
Cafe Pays
OPA Fine

An estimated $4,000 drinks of
whisky, enough to appall the most
Stalwart of saloon career men, was
sold in a Detroit establishment in
violation of OPA ceilings, it was
revealed today. O
But because the OPA cannot
identify the consumers of the
whisky, those who bought the
drinks will not as individuals COL
lect $50 each which might have
been assessed against Alex j. De-
Clerk of the Rathskeller Cafe,
l5402 Mack.
Instead, DeClerk will pay into
the treasury 81 ,125 for selling GER
tain brands five cents above the
ceiling.
The Webster Hall Coffee Shop,
$3.50 Cass, must contribute $50 for
an illegal service of so cents per-
son at banquets. David Hoffman
of Club So, at So Lathrop. must
pay S25 for an invalid service
charge, and the G. +. Smith Co.
was assessed SIS for selling center
cut pork chops above ceiling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
40 Acres
Given U.Oi vi.

ANN ARBOR, Feb % The
University Of Michigan has ac-
ouired full title 10 the l70-acre
University Fresh Air Camp on
Patterson Lake, II was announced
today.
The Virginia r. Ives ASSocia-
tion. which held part title 10 the
property. made the transfer 10
the executive board governing
the camp. for y years one of the
outstanding social study camps
for boys IN the state Each year
40 boys attend the camp.
II also was announced that Col
Edwin :. George Of Birmingham
has given the camp 100 acres adj
accent 10 the 1.300-aCre Edwin :.
George Reserve operated by the
university as a natural history
laboratory,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
Liquor Fee
Boost Urged

LANSING. Feb Ex-senator
Defoe tR) Of Charlotte. chairman
OF the Senate liquor committee,
today introduced a bill designed 10
double present state liquor license
fees.
The measure, if adopted, would
establish the following fee
changes
Manufacture of spirits. 81 900 TO
$1,000. manufacture of beer, 81,
TO $1,000. winery, $3.50 10 $500;
wholesale vendors of beer. 500
10 $500. specially designated mer-
chant S25 to $50, class A hotels,
$50 10 $500. class b hotels, $500
10 $500: tavernS, $3.50 TO $500;
class c. $500 to 81 900; clubs, $500
10 $1,000, based on membership.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
Fire Trap Failure,
Wife Injuries Self

COLDWATER, Feb. % - Ar
rested after allegedly trying TO
burn her husband TO death in A
trailer and held for a mental ex-
animation, Mrs. Ruby Hollinshead.
As. of Bronson, today was in the
Coldwater Hospital suffering from
arm decorations police said were
self-inflicted in a suicide attempt.
The husband, Glenn Hollinshead,
escaped by kicking out the trailer
door.