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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Third Degree
Used on Him,
Barber Says
BY RAY GIRARDIN

Charges of brutality were
leveled today against both
Detroit police and Pontiac
sheriff's authorities in their
investigation of the AK mur-
der of Mrs Lydia Thompson.
The claim that the police were
guilty of unnecessary and brutal
third degree methods" was made
by William Jan'ilo Woodward
avenue barber shop Uwucr, and
Mrs. Marie Dodenhoft, beautician,
following their release after a
fivc-day confinement and grilllng.
Both said that they would con-
fer with their attorney. George
+. Curran. today with a view Of
bringing suits for false arrest
against the Pontiac and Detroit
police departments.
CHARGES BEATINGS
Curran said he was prepared 10
prove that Jantilo was beaten,
cursed and generally abused in
the homicide headquarters of the
Detroit police, struck in the face
many times by detective using
his closed fist and suffered a deep
cash IN the back Of the head when
he was knocked against a wall
Told Of Curran'S plan Oakland
County Sheriff Edward X. Thomas
said
II am glad IL happened in
Wayne County. I've got ~ In
black and white that We treated
them white. I was the only one
who said that the William Jan
tilo and Mrs. Dodenhoft angle
smelled when they still had
them in Detroit"
LIE DETEC OR TEST
Jantilo and Mrs. Dodenhoft
were released late yesterday after
the former took a lie detector test
at state police headquarters in
East Lansing.
Mrs. Dodenhoft was not sub
jected 10 the test, although she
expressed a willingness 10 take II.
Capt Donald S. Leonard of the
state police and co-ordinator Of
the combined forces investigating
the Oakland County AK murder
said authorities were convinced
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

h~AN ~ ~ 6oAi 10 VIA Nak@AANA
hour work stopage.
All but emergency Western
Union communications in and out
OF Detroit will be halted for FIVE
hours today when some LOO
company employees here attend a
protest meeting against the War
Labor Board.
The stoppage. between p. m.
and s p. m. was scheduled mere
despite an order from J. A. Payne,
international chairman of the
AFL Commercial Telegraphers
Union. 10 cancel the demonstra-
tion that originally was expected
to involve $4,000 cru members
nationally.
Robert Cartwright, chairman OF
Local IL. CTU. said final approval
for the Detroit walkout was given
by the membership at a meeting
last night.
At this afternoons meeting, at
the AFL Labor Temple. 81 w.
Montcalm. the membership will
vote on a resolution 10 petition
for a strike under provisions of
the Smith-Connally Act, Cart
wright said.
The meeting. similar TO the re-
cent one OF the telephone work.
erS, is in protest against WLBs
wage directive which Cartwright
said doesn't satisfy the unions
demanti for a 28 per cent wage
increase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
)antiI0 Accuses Police
WaIkOut
SiIenceS
W.C.Wire

Western Union facilities in De.
troit were interrupted at p. m
today as Local IL OF the Com.
m ercial Telegraphers Union
(AFL) began its threatened five.
hour work stopage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Last Letters
Major
for Wife

Honey, VIII a tever the
postwar era brings to us
whether it's the army or
civiliap life-I want to en-
JOY that life with you. Even
If things should come a
little tough for a while, I'm
sure you'll stick by me. I'm
that sure of your love for
me-"
Thus, from somewhere in
France, wrote Maj. Franklin
L. Young a few days ago to
his wife Alberta.
Young is due to arrive in New
York today or tomorrow. He ex-
poets Alberta 10 be on the pier.
waiting 10 rush into his arms.
But Alberta will not be there.
When the letter was delivered
to her home, after being speeded
by air mail across the Atlantic.
her body, with a bullet through
the head, was wedged in the rocks
OF the swift. cold Clinton River.
LETTERS VOICE HOPE
Two letters which were found
in her room and are now in the
hands of the police bubbled with
joyous anticipation of Young's re-
union with his wife after more
than two years overseas.
"Gee, Kid, IL Is Stiii dffricuit
for me to realize we'll be to-
gether," he wrote. Gosh, you'll
think me nuts; l know that it
r will take a few days to be my
self again.
And who is the best and only
one for me To spend those first
days alone with? Right you are,
honey. and that's exactly n IL
must be-"
Although his last letter. written
Saturday, predicted he would sail
for home between Nov. 10 and 20,
an army spokesman said I o d a Y
that Mai. Young's group was al
ready on its way having sailed
from lie Havre. He was
attached 10 the 39lSt air service
group of the Ninth Air Force, and
saw service in Germany.
The war department said the
major was expected 10 arrive in
20
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
In The Times TODAY

DR. J. C. TOOLT, DENTIST
10 Lafayette az MichiEan. opp. city
HsI Hours 90. Tel CA ees9. ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

HIAR MAYOR JEFFRiEs on wW1 why
the &C Moved IN Tonight az 3 i5-Ady-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

WHY THE PAc MOVED IN"-Hear Mayor
Jeffries. on WWJ. toniEht, At 6jl5-Adv,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Fake Auto Deal Revealed

sought in this matter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

CONTINUED on Page Five
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Art Needlework Reduced

/ Model Embroidered Etching in a black finish
wood frame. 11x14 inches. Was s. Now S2.25
10 Model Rayon and Cotton Guest Towels in white
with colored embroidery. l3xls inches. Were
$250 Now w----.-- ST. so
12 Model Kitchen Towels In white cotton with col
ored embroidery. Approximate size 16x2s inches
Were So. So
l Model Cotton Bridge Cloth in a conventional
design. White embroidered in colors. 36x36 inches
Was $10,50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
/ Model Cotton Luncheon Set in white embroidered
with colors. pieces in the set. Was $3.50, Now
$3.50
l Model Cotton Baby Dress in 6-months sire
White with colored embroidery. Was $3.50 Now
81
Model Luncheon Cloth of appliqued rayon ninon.
White, 5sx80 inches Was s25. Now --- $l7.5e
8 Rayon Satin Pillows filled with cotton. Green,
rose and blue. Were s3 Now--$l2 -$l25
W&L-Art Needlework Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Living Room Furniture
Reduced for Clearance

l Mahogany and Hardwood Dining Table Was
$6470. $3.50
/ Mahogany and Hardwood Dining Table Was
Lamp Table Of all mahogany. Was $28 Now SCI
! Square Maple Coffee Table Was $ls.T5. Now
S14.S5
oblong Mirrored-top Walnut finish Coffee Table.
Was $l375. Now---------- $995
Curly Maple Lamp Table. Was $50. Now $50
Natural-fnish Cypress Card Table. Was $34
l Mahogany Side Chair. Was sls75 Now STATS
Cypress frame Settees with yellow canvas seat
and back. Less than u price. Now ss2
Yellow and White Outdoar Settee of wood Less
than Il price, SIS
W&L-Living Room Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Boys Wool SIocks Sox, Csc

rs pairs in maroon, navy and green. Sizes l0h
to IL.
Gotten Corduroy Eton Suits, coat and trousers.
Brown. Sizes and 5. Were $!1.75. Now $3.50
1 Junior Sports Coat properly labeled for fabric
content Brown striped Size S. Was 50. Now S.
i Blue Rugby Suit, coat and pants. properly labeled
for fabric content. Size TO- Was rs. Now $3.50
Stocky Sports Coats all WOOL blue striped Sizes
IL and 49, Were $16. Now -----.z------------S1 S10
4 Stocky Sports Coats, all-wool, brown herring
bone. Sizes IL and IA. Were $40. Now ----- $40
Stocky Sports Coats, all-woo camel and blue
herringbone. Size IS. Were $18 Now $40
Sports Coats, allwool, blue and tan stripes. Size
Is. Were $3.50.
W&L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Mems PulIover Sweaters
$2.o5 We're 81

s5 in blue, camel. maroon redwood brown Properly
labeled for fabric content
IL pairs Of Mems Raycn Play Shorts In the boxer
style. Tan only Sizes small and medium. Were
$2.50. Now S1.z5
Mems Warm Plaid Sports Shirts Properly labeled
for fabric content Sizes medium and large. We're
S7.20. Now ---------------------- Sz.lS
400 pairs Of Mems Wool Swim Trunks Ii maroon
or blue. sisAs small, medium and larSs. Lsss than
WAI-pownstatrs etors. Mans x1tniahinea
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Infonts' overo1Is, soc

Less fHGN " PRICE
400 cotton twill, khaki and red stripe overalls
Sizes ! to 8.
IA Cotton Dresses In assorted pastel colors Sizes
and only. Less than y price Now-------S0 800
20 Cotton Cardigans in solid colors and prints.
Sizes to s. Were 81 Now------------------S0 Soc
a Cotton Jackets in dark colors. Sizes 3 to g.
Less than " price. Now --------------------- Soc
50 fodder Boys Seersucker Suits In cotton. Sizes
4 to 8. Less than h price. Now-------------, SOC
W6sLr-Down Stairs Store,
Infants, and Juveniles Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
GirdIes, $2.o5 Less tAa" VI price

is cotton and rayon batiste grdles with Talon
ciosngs Sizes 81. % and 29
3 Inner Belt Foundations Of cotton and rayon
batste Sizes 81 and 10. Were S.. Now sass
10 Camp Maternity Corsets in cotton and rayon
batiste. Sizes 81, 28, 81. 80 and SO. Were $3.50.
Now ss95
is Cotton Bandeaux in small sizes Were $3.50
Now S145
IL Pantie Grdes in cotton and rayon Jersey. Sizes
rs and AZ. Were $3s5. Now -s2ss
w&L-Corsets, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Boys Cotton SIocks, $1.e5
We're f1QS
Were $2.9

65 slacks suits in tan or blue Sizes to e.
50 pairs Of Boys Cotton Wash Stacks In tan or
blue. Sizes to Z. Were e5c. Now CSC
Is Boys Cotton Knit Shirts In striped patterns.
Sizes medium and large Less than " price
10 Boys Soldier Suits In cotton. Size only Less
than " price. Now------ sl.aS
10 Boys Cotton Stacks Suits. In size only. Less
than " price. Now si.25
w&l-Down Stairs store. Boys Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Misses Sports Dresses, s1Oss

Is AlI-wooI Sports Suits and Coats. Red,
aqua. gold, wine. Sizes IL to l8. Were
s39.75 and more. Now SIS
IS Ai-wool Skirts. Fuchsia, brown, green,
navy and purple. Sizes 10 to 1s. We're s8.S5
and more. $5.95
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Juniors Skirts, $2.o5
Were 1925

a5 skirts in assorted plaids and tweeds. Properly
labeled for fabric content. Sizes Q to g.
81 Skirts in plaid and tweed patterns. Properly
labeled for fabric content Sizes to b. Less than
100 Rayon Bouses In pastel shades Of rose blue and
maiss. sisss - to 80. Were s226. Now-----sl3S
w&Ir Down Stairs store, Junior Misses Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Misses Cotton Dresses
.95 Less than Y, price

80 cotton dresses In red and white and blue and
white stripes. sizes Il to II.
lS Maternity Jumpers and Dresses in cotton. Sizes
TO- IL, Is. II. and 90 Less than u price. Now s3.ss
10 Rayon Maternity Dresses ii prints Sises 10 to
i6 Were 4l0.s5. Now------------- S51S
10 rrint Raysn Dresses Ia assorted colors. Sizss
u 10 10. LAss than y prizes. Now S3oS and st.SS
WAl,-pown stairs stors. anasss prsasss
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Misses Sports Dresses, $50
in gngha chambray and seersucker Sizes to Is
Less than Y price

100 cotton dresses in ginghan, CHI,
rs Rayon Crepe BIouses from well-known
manufacturer. White and pastel shades. Sizes
81 to SO. Were $3.s5 and more. Now s1.ss
ss Coat Sweaters, labeled for fabric content
Wine. Sises - to 20. Were $5.s5. Now S385
w&L-Down Stairs Store, sportswsar
Evening star., 1945-10-18

Novelty Choker, 18c

LeSS ff0n " Price
80 novelty chokers simulated pearl finish wooden
beads one and two strands
35 Plastic Chain Necklaces. In pink and blue.
Less than "a price. Observation-Disclosures -1Sc
Prices includes 800 taxes.
w6L-Down Stairs Store, Jewelry and Gloves.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
We're SI6.95 and more

"a Two-piece Cotton Dresses, solid colors and
prints in pink aqua, lime and white. Sizes
10 to 16. Less than "a price. Now S4.s5
40 AlI-wool Sweaters, varicolored boxy pull
overs. Size 36 only. Were S8.95. Now S4.95
W6L-SportsweAr, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Lamp Shades Reduced

group OF cotton and rayon shades over parchment
paper.
Eggshell with peach -colored borders IL inch.
Less than " price. Now -$i.s5
. Eggshen with peach-colored border. Is inch.
Less than II price. Sass
EggsheI with lavender border Is inch. Less than
u price. Now S2.s5
White with yellow or blue design. inch Were
$1.25. Now 75c
Washer-top Shades in blue gauze over white.
Ia inch. Were So. Now -sI.s5
Eggshell with peach trim. Is inch Were So.
Now s1.s5
Yellow with white and green border. 13-inch.
We're IS. Now Sass
Royon Shades Reduced
1 Eggshell with rose and eggshell ruching top and
bottom. Lined with tearose. Is inch. Was si2.50.
NOW $3.50
l Beige with wine and beige ruching Lined with
white. 16 inch. Was $1250 $3.50
Was $40. Now $3.50
1 Lamp Base in cream -colored decorated china.
Was $3.50. Now 1896
TobIe and Floor lomps Reduced
/ Tall Glass Table Lamp with eggshen rayon
shade trimmed with wine ruching Was 325o Now
1880
Modern Floor Lamp with brass-nnished light
Modern-typ Table Lamps OF glass and brass.
Indirect lighting. Lamp globe shade Complete with
bulb. Was $3.50. Now -$la.65
W&L-Lamps, Seventh F1ooor
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Women's Fur Goats, 80
We're 500 to S165

mouton 49, black
dyed Persian H. 6 4o browndyd sizes II 49, 2 oco
tails size 20 skunk 49, dyed skunk stripes sizes H. 16 8 TO-
natural American size 6 American oposs size
a. beaverdyed rabbit size 18 Prices include 20 tax
16 SPOTS NowSs
Did starss STORE Coasn
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Girls Royon Ponties, 38e

500 pairs Of girls rayon knit pates with elastic at
the top Tearose only. Sizes 8 to IA.
1853 Girls Al-wool Felt Berets in assorted colors.
Adjustable headEzes. We're si,l4, Now-------soc
w&I-Down Stairs Store Girls Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Between-seoson Goats
Reduced

AIl-wool Gabardine Wrap-around Goats In royal
blue and brown Sizes IL to i8 Were $39,75. Now
s2s.7S
AII-wool Casual and Dress Coats In fitttd and
box styles. Gray, brown lime and navy. Sizes IA
and l8, and 1874 to 221s. Were SIS. Now
An-wooI Dress Goats in fitted styles Navy. green,
brown. Sizes IL to IS and l4h to 1871. Were s5e.75
and s6e75 Now S4475
10 Two piece An-wool Cardigan Suits in one but
ton style Gold and red Sizes IA to Is. Were s3s7S
Now s2s.75
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Women's Dresses, $5.s5
Toc. tLc~ IL As.s~>

Is dinner dresses In rayon jersey prints and solid
rayon Jersey. siSes % to Is, 50 and 50.
20 Womens Dresses in solid color and print rayon.
One style in white rayon. Sizes 1Slk to 241t Col
ored print in sizes 1871 to 721s. Less than V price.
wAl-Doxn stairs sscrs wouens prssssa
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Turbons, soc

Less fHdn ~ pffce
ST turbans in felt skirting and felt Properly
labeled for fabric content. skirtng style In black
green, brown. Other style in rust, copen pink
Adjustable headszes
w&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

Twin-size in rose and blue. Now S747S
2 Twin size In embroidered silver color rayon
Now S67.25
Twin-size in flower prints with grounds
Of rose or blue.
! FuIl-size in quilted floral sateen. Now $3.50
/ Swing g-style with two complete twin beds
attached to one large headboard Blue floral
pattern cotton spread. Now Si57.Se
. Full-size covered with hower-print rayon
One blue and one rose s76.z5
W&L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Pojomos and Sleep coots
$7.72 Wers 1928

$50 cotton nannelette pajamas with print coats
and plain colored trousers sleep coats, knee
length, In assorted stripes Pajamas in small size
only. Sleep coat In sizes 80 to 3S
W&L-Down Stairs store, Underwear.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Women's Non.rotioned Shoes
" Less than " Price

200 pairs women's non-rationed shoes in several
styles. Cotton Gabardines in red Or blue. cottons
with suede-like finish in brown or rust Sizes to
., narrow and medium.
100 Pairs Non-rationed Sandals and Shoes, cotton
Several styles in red. green or black Sizes to o.
narrow and medium. Less than v price. Now 81
W6L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Mittsns, Pair, 81
Less than " price

100 pairs Of wool felt cotton corduroy nittens
with Sleeps wool lining In wine red, kelly green or
rust
W&L-Gloves, Aisle Is, First Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

Is Blousss in tailored or dressy types. Plaid
cottons or solid-color rayons, Choice of
colors. Less than VI price Now------$zss
80 Summer Skirts in dirndl types. Cottons
and rayons. Choice Of colors. Sizes . to Is.
Less than v price. Now-----------s1.s5
Evening star., 1945-10-18

80 All-wool Slip-on Sweaters In assorted
colors. Slightly soiled or faded. Sizes "a to 40.
Were 42.e5 and more Now &1.s5
Is Shower Caps Of synthetic rubber. Less
than v price. Now 10e
Evening star., 1945-10-18

40 Cotton Sunback Dresses in striped seer
sucker with eyelet embroidery trim, or whits
cotton poplin with bright confetti dots. Sizes
10 to IA. Less than n price. Now----S1.95
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Gifts Reduced for Clearance

group Of service trays wall brackets and waste
baskets pads Of plywood with rope edges. Dec
GRATED centers.
Oval Trays 15-nch size. Were $2.50. Now S1.25
Oval Trays, 2o-inch size. Were $3.95. Now Sc
Reund Trays, 18-inch. Were s3S5. Now Sc
Refund Trays, 14-inch Were $3 Now--$l.5
u Small Individual Serving Trays Were 81. Now
SOC
IL Wall Brackets. Were "a. Now----$1
IL Wall Brackets. Were $2.50. NowS125
ii Waste baskets Were a6.96. Now -s35o
W&L-The Gift Shop Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Women's Handbags, 6Oe

LUsS FHuH n py1Ce
81 wool envelope and corded rayon pouch style
purses. In brown and black
Prices include 2o9o tax.
w&L-Down Stairs Store. Leather Goods.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Other Hsadboord Beds Reduced

Other Hsodboord Beds Reduced
: Twin size complete with mattress and box
spring. Removable blue rayon slip cover on
headhoard. sl7.50
/ Twin-sixe with simulated leather covered
headboard. Complete with mattress, box
spring and yellow quilted cotton spread.
ASoN $OCtCV
Full-size Bed with headboard and footboard
covered In chartreuse leatherette. Now $l6.75
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Synthetic Elastic GirdIes, 75e

100 synthetic elastic girdles some with rayon jer-
sey front and back panels Sizes small and medium
only.
w&I-Dom Stairs store. Corsets.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Women's HoIf.size Dresses, so7'
We're 1865
Were SI6.95

IS dresses in this group. Includ
V-neckline, bracelet length sleeves,
rayon Dallo Super Sheer prints |
grounds. Sizes 16h to 24h.
50 Women's Rayon Dresses in printed crepe.
jersey and mesh. Tailored and dressy. Vivid
colors on white backgrounds. Sizes So TO
a. Were 1885 and $l6.s5. Now-----$s.75
W&L-Inexpensv Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
BIousss, $2.e5 W.,e ssss

rs necklace neckne blouses striped In white with
red or blue. Sizes 80 to 80.
30 Long -sleeved Print BIouses bow necklne. in
green, white lime or blue. Sizes 80 to SO. Were
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Fur Coots Reduced

Silver Fox Jackets, sizes IA and Is. Were $3.50
tSoW Soou
! Natural Red Fox Jacket, size ls. Was sass
l Black dyed Monkey 32-inch Jacket, size IL. Was
$258. Now ------------------------,Sl Sl68
l Natural Red Fox Coat size Is. Less than y
PiieS. Slob
Silver-tipped Raccoon Coats sizes l6 and ls
Were s474. Now $3.50
l Natural Lynx Coat, size IA. Was $342. Now $3.50
Natural Brown Persian Lamb Coat. size 16 Was
$fAf. Now------------------- $fI4
l Four-skin Natural Tipped Russian Sable Scarf
Was $594. Now $445
l Three-slIin Natural Tipped Russian Sable Scarf.
Was $474 1856
Polar-dyed Wolf Coat, size 10. Was Sass Now
STA
Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coats sises u. H.
Is. Were $318 Now-Sis $3.50 40
Prices include 200 tax.
W&L-Fun, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Misses Royon BIouses, $1.s5
Heodboord Beds u Price

group OF headboad beds complete quality mattress box
bedpread bedspad plain enbro
cred rayon satln floral print foaprnt cotton.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

80 Dresses IN printed rsyon and cotton.
and more.
w6L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
Juniors Summer Dresses
s2.'s s4c's Les, aAa" " b,;e.

cotton
styles. Good selection Of colors Sizes to Is
Evening star., 1945-10-18

w&L-coats and Suits, Third Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Power Sales
AT Record Peak

A sharp increase in industrial
power sales IN the Detroit area,
over year-end holiday-depressed
levels, was reported Saturday by
the Detroit Board Of Commerce.
Current consumption approx
imates all time high fgures."
the board reported. This in
dicated gain in factory output
over December levels appears
10 have been achieved without
manpower additions, since un-
empl oY ent compensation
claims have trended upward
thus far in January"
Sales OF industrial power by the
Detroit Edison Co. totaled 59,537.- :
600 kllowatt hours during the
week ended Jan. Is. highest
weekly total since August.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Pigeons Flight Upset
By Radio, Says Army

WASHINGTON. Jan 90 DUPl The army signal
corps disclosed today that n IS trying 10 find out
vyry radio waves seem 20 mess mp 1om,nE pigeon s
sense Of direction.
That pigeons arc affected by radio waves has
long been suspected The signal corps appears 10
have produced confirmation, or ~ least strong
CjrcgUU7nual evidence thC birds romIng instincts
suffer from radio interference
Three separate tests with different groups Of
pigeons produced almost Identical effects
Each group consisted o., l0 birds and each was
suh5ydCd IN two groups az five The tests were
held Al = radio station l0 miles from their lofts
The FIRST wave oi Gyc birds Us> released When
the station was transmitting. ~ second 10 minutes
later when the station was silent
The birds released during 'rHn-m>slonS seemed
completely hCvIldCro8 Troy crclcd erratcally for
l5 or 20 minutes near 'hC station and finally took
off uncertainty for them lofts. taking - 10 81 min
uteS for the l0-wIlC flight
Birds released while tho station was silent
CIlcled briefly and made o'g promptly for home
arriving there IN is 10 2l minutes
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

pFY-fert ~ no iunrttnr VI 1-s72s
NsN pran ~ tS M Dtanns
u..-.- rr-s kt.r. 'Chriumt NoudaY
-sas q tat Pfaifit,' tu4sy BuTne-tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-23
Mother Dead, Babe Zohorios
Coils at Her Best in Tribute

morning, could master both her grief
and vastly improved Miss German
for her third Western Open title
since 1910 was conjectural.
Miss German, who bowed to Mrs.
Zaharias, 7 and S, last year, has
dominated the current meet with
her sensational firing. Almost
matching the long-driving Babe of
the tee, Dorothy has welded a red
hot putter to blaze her last A holes
4 under womens par. Babe was
two over standard for her 81 holes
in three rounds Of match play.
Babe Has Sensational Streak.
In disposing OF Miss Freese, the
1914 runnerup covered the from!
nine with 1-under-par SO and then
whitfield one of standard on the
remaining seven holes. 1t was the
fourth time Miss German reached
the final Of a Women's Western Colt
Association meet in the last three
years. Besides being runner up n
last years Open, she has COPIED the
last two Western amateur events.
Mrs. Zaharias still will rule the
favorite, though, as she seeks tc
become the only woman to take
three championships in the 16-yea,
history Of the Open. She showed
how tough she can be with the chips
down yesterday when she spotted
Mrs. Becker one-hole margin or
the 10th and then whammed an
eagle, a birdie and three pars tt
dump her foe on the ropes al
the 18th.