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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Appears in Play

BILL MACKEY who is
taking the accelerated course
At Dartmouth, having entered
in June recently appeared
in a college production of
"Janey"
Bill wrote home 20 his parents
the Albert NJ. MaCkeys d.
that he had an important
part"
He was one Of the Is sailors
who walked on and off the
stage
Bhl drove east with two other
Dartmouth freshmen Sammy
Kilner and jim Krentler in
the Dean Emerson car
They were met in New York
by Bill Maxon. who goes 10
Yale and the boys had
great time going about to-
gether
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Vacation in North

CHARLEVOIX AND MaCki-
nae Island continue 20 attract
many people from Detroit and
Bloomfield Hills who are
finding them delightful Vaca-
ton spots these warm August
days
Mr. and Mrs Jack Roberts Of
the Parkstone are going 20
Mackinac by boat at the end of
this week
Many Bloomfield Hills resi-
dents are Eravitating 10 Dill
worth Lodge on Lake Charlie
VOiX
The Henry Writings the
Frederick Booths and the
Clark Bennett family are there
now
The Shcldon p Noble> and
the John W r Bianchards are
going up tomorrow 10 join
them
Susie Day from Detroit. is
visiting Lucy Bennett ...
The glrIs viii be roommatcs
in the fall Al Bradford Junior
College
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Livestock NJ arket

Df lhOlt
HOGS-3Oo. steady All desirable bsrrows
and gilts, Si4 90, the ceiling. most sovs, si4
al415 stays. S14 down
CATTLE-7oO: demand very uncertain.
Fresh receipts mostly cows several loads steers
and cows carried from Monday. All classes
slow. Scattered sales about steady with Mon
DAYS close No choice steers, few common
and medium natives. Grass steers and year
iings Sl1d14. Some Western grasxers held
90 SIS and above. Early sales common and
medium beef COWS. S9.5Oal3 Gamers and
cutters around s7.5ome. some interested
bidding unevcnly lower on cows. Virtually no
early sale bulls few common and medium
5Oo-T0O lbs. stockerS SlO.5oa12.
CALVES - 450. veAlers steady Practical
top and bulk good and choice. si7. most com
mon and medium, Sl3a16, eulls around $40
down. \\
sHEEP-sOo. lambs steady to 25c higher
today mostly choice So 20 iOO-lb spring
lambs, s14.25 Other sales rood and choice
springers. t13 S0a14, common throwouts
sio5 5o@i1 bucks discounted 81 Sheep
steady Most good and choice shorn ewes
50. soar top 81. Gull and common ewes
S3@4
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Msv, 70, moAsn M1men
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

1.-THE HUNTERER BREED
ERS SHOW out at the
Metamora Club -. will be held
on Aug. 25 -. instead of next
Sunday, as originally sched-
uled -.
1t is to be the best show since
the start of the war -. accord
ing to the chairman Mrs.
Graham J. Graham with
classes including 3-year old
-. brood mares foals -.
yearlings
Scheduled 10 start at 10 a. m,
II will continue until well
towards evening with inter-
mission for luncheon at 2:3O.
Mrs. Graham's assistants are
-. Mrs. Everell Fisher Mrs.
Philip A. Hart Jr. Mrs. J.
Deane Rucker D.. and Mrs. Ben
Coleman
Mrs. Walter o. Briggs
who, like her daughters 60.
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Hart .
is keen about these horse shows
-. will return TO town Thurs
day from the Briggs summer
place at Walkers Pointe on
Bob-Lo Island in the Straits Of
Mackinac and. OF course,
will be among the spectators :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Stock Prices :
Move Higher

NEW YORK, Aug. 14-INS)-
The stock market worked toward
higher ground today while the
world waited for announcement
OF results OF Jap surrender nego-
tiations.
Turnover was about equal TO
yesterdays $4,000 shares.
Steels, motors, rubbers. and
special issues were leaders. Gains
ran 10 more than a point in a
few plvotals while the average
for the general list was up frac-
tionally.
Rails earned a respite from
recent selling. rallying TO frac-
tionally higher levels in light
trading b & o, N. Y. Central
Northern Pacific, and Southern
Pacific improved about a half
point.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Film Time Clock

ADAMS East Side Of Heaven" il.oe
a m -. $50, s:24 p. m; Imitation
Of Life y 81. 400, 7.27. lo.52 ,. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Twice Blessed. "
IL m. ais, SIS. a.O5 p m The
Picture Of Dorian Gray Ia. 40, $40. SIS
1928 p m.
CINEMA = "wuthering Heights" II noon
? o3 4.06 soc S12 lo.15 D. m;
County Hospital i,42. 345. S.4s, ISL,
DOWNTOwN-"T Missing Corpse" 1885
a m. so 05. 6.13. 20, 1913 D. m. ..
Ink spots: stage show, l;o7. S:l7. '525,
fisHER min Man Goes Home. Il 30,
SS, Soe 80 II m Here Comes the
FoX Women In Green" ll:0s a m
ias7 iias 2t3 ss.. soR i0:ls 10 c'R''in 3 % tdd''''
MADISON-"Her Comes the Co-Eds." i1:iS
a m, asa, SIS, 9'16 D. m. Thin Man
Goes Home 124i, 402 7.2S. 1O.44 p, m
MICHIGAN - Gangs Of the Waterfront. "
II a m. 9s. ais, 6:54, s.32 p. m;
Guest wife ii56 a. m. 254. s.17
z. so. 1O.2s m
PALMs-sTiTE = Jealousy" 1913 . m,
-. SIS. e.l6 p m Story Of c. L
USITED ARTISTS - "shsnshsi cobr. #"
ii,o', a ~. n: 2;ae, ,g-zt. css r a; ,Th, !,
p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Party Honors
Miss lameck

MISS MARYELLEN HAIR
MON entertained Al a ferewell
party Saturday in her home in
PaTkSide drive in honor Of her
sorority sister Miss Wanda
Lameck.
Both girls are members OF
Delta Alpha Sigma. science So
rority at the University of De-
troit Miss Lameck is the retir-
ing president and Miss Harmon
newly-electcd.
The guest Of honor is moving
with her parents 10 California.
She will complete her senior
year of college on the West
Coast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
MARCH p TO APRIL %

MARCH n TO APRIL %
Arics-Opportune period for
renovations, progressive remod-
cling, building, engin eering,
mechanics, tool makers. Fine,
too, for home and personal
matters.
APRIL ot TO MAY 20
T0uros-Friendly time for
things Taurus does well, espe-
cially gain through industrial
trades and where organizing
MAY Fl TO JUNE 2i
GemiHt - Concentrate upon
your job, Profits in urgent and
constructive projects " here
sagacity, intelligent managing
Is exercised. Keep sensibly con-
servatlve; avoid extremes.
JLAE p TO JULY %
C0uccr-Thrce excellent star
conhgurations today for the pro-
grcssiye and constructive indi-
yidual
JJLY % TO AGG. -
Lco-Can be profitable, salts
factory day II you keep head
steady, are persistent, patient.
Sturdy matters, activities con-
cerninR your occupation, your
home favored
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Irgo--lf you squander smiles
and good cheer youll find
richer harvest in everyday
profits and other gain at end
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Free Passes
To Lucky Ones

LADY LUCK will cast her rad
liant smile on 200 DetroiterS this
week and the Fox Theater will
pay off in free passes 10 see "One
Thousand and One Nights" tech.
nicolor tale Of Arabia, which opens
there Friday.
The Fox is distributing approx
imately 100000 numbered pam
phlets at a downtown store all
this week In this bundle of cir
culars are 100 lucky numbers.
good for two free passes TO the
Fox.
Winning numbers will be posted
on the bulletin board al the box
office Friday, and holders of same
can obtain passes by presenting
the lucky pamphlets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Announce Troth
Of 1t. Noel Espar

Mr.. AND MRS. OSCAR
MUSINSKY Of Newton. Mass.
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marjorie Estelle
10 1t. Noel Lynn Espar, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton II. Espar
Of Detroit.
Hiss Musinsky is a student at
Mount Holyoke College.
1t. ESpar. who has recently
been assigned 10 the base at
Ephrata, Wash. erly
studied at Wayne University.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Honor WhirI Guest

MRS. ROBERT 6. 6. COPE
LAND was 10 entertain At
luncheon today -. al her resi-
dence in Hupp Cross road.
Birmingham in honor OF
Mrs. Thomas lie Messurier .,.
who is the house guest OF Mrs.
Carl j. Whirl of Willis street,
Birmingham 81.
And Mrs Whirl Will give a
luncheon tomorrow Al the
DAG = Tor Mrs lie Mes
surfer
Those invited 10 meet the
honor guest include Mrs.
Washbgrn Wright Mrs.
GeorgeE. Bliss Mrs Donald
l.. Bathrick Mrs. Russell a.
Sanders . Mrs r. Anderson
Mrs George A. Bodem j..
Mrs. Robert ). 6 Copeland
Mrs. John T Oman g.
Mrs George Trumbull Mrs.
David BroderRk-. and Mrs.
r. r Breech
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

Of day. Real attainment pos
sible here.
SEPT % TO OCT. 23
Libro - Mechanics, builders,
instructors, students; dealing in
foods, all farm products; trade
increase, journeys by water;
clerks, domestic among I h e
many favored.
OCT. 24 TO NOV %
Scorpio -- You who are me-
chanically inclined, clever at i'm
proved changes, reconstructing,
investigating; researchers, new
devices and commodities all have
a field day, Forward,
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SogittdriUs - Do not trouble
over the unattainsble but strive
to perfect quality Of your work,
10 better your knowledge and
ability and you can achieve
much
DEC. p TO Jan. 2f
Capricorn - Try to do things
that haven't been done before, to
create. Have faith, be pioneer
ing and much that is worth
while and enduring will be your
reward.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aqu0rius - Competition keen,
but your ability to put work the
right way this practical day will
net excellent results in your Job
and any worthy undertaking.
FEB. 21 TO MARCH 90
Pisces 49, Not alone wishing,
but hard work is necessary now,
for which fine results are prom
ised.
YOU. BORN TODAY: Great
inner stamina, courage; are hon
est, purposeful, inclined at times
to combativeness. You, of this
Zodiacal sector are usually well
built, have proud carriage, pleas
ant countenance.
Copyright. is45. by KluE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

YOU'RE GOING TO love Pat
tern 4549 for its "open-out-fat"
button front that simplifies
ironing, and is so comfortable to
wear. You may have short,
three-quarter or cap sleeves.
Pattern 4549 comes in sizes
II. 16. 1s. 20; 80. "a, 36. 3S. 40.
~, Sizes 16 requires yards
39.in fabric.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Bergner Booked
For Repeat Role

ACTRESS Elisabeth Bergner.
who disappointed a host of De-
troiterS last June when she
abruptly closed her show, "The
Two Mrs. CAROLS, TO go on a
vacation" will return 10 the CaSs
Theater September II for a
weeks presentation of the same
play.
Bergner's supporting cast will
include practically the same group
which appeared with her last
June. Joel Ashley again will be
her leading man, while others will
be Stiano Braggiotto, Michelette
Burani, Leslie Barrie and Eva
Leonard Boyne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Two Get Mumps

IN NEW YORK, young
Maxon came down with the
mumps g. and went on TO
Yale. where he was confined
for three weeks in the in
firmsry
Two weeks later. Kilner 4.
who was to have been Mackey's
roommate proceeded 10
have the mumps and has
just been discharged from the
inflrmary AT Dartmouth
With his important role"
impending =. Mackey put in
sn anxious time. you may be
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Mrs. Meier Back

MRS. EDWARD y. MAIER
is being welcomed home by her
many friends after two
years absence during which
she has lived in Rapid City.
S. D., where Mai. Maler has
been stationed 80.
The ma jor is still thtre. but
Mrs Maier and the children
have come back 10 stay
Adelaide is at camp. but
Jonathan is with Mrs. Maicr
and they are visiting her mother
-. Mrs. William G. Chapin
for a few weeks ..
After Sept |, however, they
will be in their own house in
lroquoiS avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Tsits Leave Thursdey

MRS. WALTER TAFT q.
and Mary 10 OF Neff road.
Crosse POlnte expect TO
leave Thursday Tor HaTbor
Springs. where they will spend
several weeks ..
Mrs George Romney and
children Of BalmOral drive.
Palmer Woods. have Just re-
turned from Torch Lake q.
whore they spent a month
Mr. Romney Joined them
there for awhile
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
II. Dexter Returns

AFTER 81 months IN the
Atlantic area &C.. 1t OgD Rus
sell Dexter arrives today
-. 10 spend his 30-day leave
with his parents , Mr and
Mrs Russell F.. Dexter Of Van
Dyke avenue
1t. Dexter returned on the
Queen Elizabeth, which docked
Saturday
He was graduated from the
midshipman school a. Column
bia University
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Vacation Interlude

VACATION INTERLUDE'
Is the name given 20 the Md
summer gala. 10 be held iomor-
row Al the Detroit Boat
Club
Luncheon VIII be followed by
bridge
Mrs, James Torrcy Of Bir-
mIngham Is chairman OF the
day assisted 10y Mrs. John
MacFarlane Mrs. Ashton
Berst Mrs Robert Hankel
=. and Mrs. Donald Tyler
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Urge AirmaiI Boost

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
recommended mail rate for four
major domestic airlines have been
revised upward TO 45 cents ton
mile from 80 cents a ton-mile by
the Civil AeronauticS Board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
rfEfrACn Al

CHICAGO, Aug. a ms Cash graln
close
wHEAT-No. ? red, 81 e6ls: No. red
tough, 81 64i4. sample red tough 81 59Ia:
No 2 hard, 81 66i.. No. mixed SlsSa
! e5i. No. mixed tough. 81 62lz@l l.63is.
No. 3 mixed tough. S1.62is.
CORN-No. yellow, 81 lsia; No. 4 yellow
SllTiz
oATs-No l mixed. eolac; No white
81 &C. No. 1 mixed heavy. 6l@o1izc. No. 1
white extra heavy. 6lia@61%c. No. 1 whit,
heavy, 6iHG63c: No. 1 red special extra
heavy, sac; No. red special heavy. 6ls4e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Return From Lakes

MRS. ARTHUR p. HUEB-
NER and her daughter, Shirley
kirsch of Glenfield avenue,
have just returned from a three
weeks stay at Muskoka Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
ToIEDo CASH cRAtS

TOLEDO. Aug. IA tINsl Cash grain on
track:
wHEAT-No. red. 81 64: No. red
S163.
coRN-No. yellow. siisis; No. yel-
low St.14iaa1. 1.15i5.
oATs--No q white. sols s62l4c: No. >
soYBEANs~No yellow. s7I5@7is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Film Fun
!.
BY WALTER STEVENSON

A MIXTURE of entertainment.
one phase of which is unique in
local night club circles, permeateS
the atmosphere these evenings at
Mickey's Show Bar.
Owner Jarvis is giving patrons
chance TO asslmilate celluloid
fun before the curtain rises for the
usual performance by club enter
tainers. An hour-long film feature
begins at 8 p. m, followed by a
galaxy of short subjects which are
shown at Is minute intervals.
These shorts include cartoons,
sports, war-action shots and edu-
cational topics.
Between movie sets, there's
dancing 10 the music OF Johnny
Dibert's orchestra which features
accordionist Elma Santa and
pianist Carroll Lee.
Periodic floor shows focus at
tention on swing singer Audree
Warner, comedy master of cere-
monies Bill Fraser, the Dancing
Adorables and other novelty acts.
BRASS RAILS
Charlotte Ross, pianist, enter
tains with her varied keyboard
melodies as the afternoon feature
at the Adams Brass Rail. In the
evening it's Jerry Girardin's mu-
sical crew.
The Michigan Brass Rail fea-
lures pianist Frank Rakas each
evening, beginning at 6 p, m.
CLUB 500
A full quarter-year is the en-
gagement score for Charl q
Carlisle the cigar-puffing comedian
and master of ceremonies, at Club
500. He embarks on his thirteenth
week, Friday, but attaches no
superstition to il.
His support, this week comes
from the colorful Latin dancers.
Rio and Rita, who are featured;
Joe Ceylon in a musical and dane
ing act; The 500 Jitterbugs: Jean
Daniels, sepia songstress: Jerry
Varga, baritone, and the Bea Vester
Dancers.
Lee Walters and his soloist,
doubles as a floor show feature.
CLUB GAY HAVEN
Comedian Billy Meagher. master
OF ceremonies, and Jewell Holt,
popular torchantress. continue as
the headlining and featured per-
formers. respectively. in the floor
show at Mickey Chiados Club
Gay Haven
In the supporting lineup are Don
and Bonita, sophisticated skate
dancers; Leone Vaughn, character
and acrobatic dancer and Bob
Sorge, tenor.
Jimmy Ferrell and his orchestra
are the music makers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

sure awaiting developments
o.. until he was assured by his
mother that he had had
severe case Of the mumps when
A baby ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK Aus 14-Saies on ne New
shares
Bis board sales throughout the dsv
Omen 10 Z 90 900 90 shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Deatb Hotifes

@LutU 1kukuLO
BERsARD-Anna A. beloved wife OF
1t. Richard v. and Capt. Robert J.
OF U. S. Army, daughter Of Mrs Anna
Chrzshewski. Funeral from residence.
sss7 Gladwin, Friday $50 and 81:
Holy sepulchre Cemetery.
HEss-AIoert H, Of 1861 Iiene hus-
band Of Emma, father of Mrs. Clarence
Boyer, Mrs. J. w. Straub and Albert r.
Hess. Also survived by six grandchildren
and four great grandchildren. Services
at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home,
l6625 Grand River. Thursday. at I
D. m.
skl1neEMa,y s.I1gsS mS;ss, u AS,, Ass r. hsAs.
1900 Hamilton at Glendale. Funeral
services at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral.
9s44 Woodward avenue. Thursday. Aug.
10, 10 a. m.
LEIGH-Aug. l2 william, father q
of Romulus, Mich. Funeral from the
Leigh residence. l7469 Lumpkin. on
Wednesday, ii:00 q. m.
MARTIN-Miller, Aus. 8, is45, Of
1874 Riopelle. died In Naval Hospi-
tai. San Diego, Cal. Son OF Mr. and
and Roy Martin. Funeral from above
residence wednesday, Aug. is, at
p. m.
McCASDLEss-Aug. Il. Ann. OF 10
Moss Ave. wife OF the late J. NJ. Nc
HsleI fitspstricE: sist.r-in-iaw 90 Of 81 Sue s
McCandlesS Service at the Haley
Chapel. ls065 Hamilton. AZ Puritan,
Wednesday, p. m. Friends invited
MeCLosKEY-Aus. -; Francis j.. at
view, Crosse Pointe Farms; beloved hus-
band OF Grace Conner McCloskey. dear
father Of Catherine H.. Mary c., sac
Francis, u. S. Navy. Pvt william G.
and Ed~sTa aa' ThS"oi son oi Ham. M D.Es sns u.
late william P; brother OF James.
william, John. Rose. Mary and Jane.
Time later.
Moss-Jaeob, age SIS years, Aug. Is,
81 Grace Hospital; beloved husband OF
Lenea, dear father OF Herman. David IN
U. 3. Navy. and Faye; brother OF Harry
Moskovitz, Mrs, Robert Armos. all OF
Detroit. and Mrs. Israel Sanders Of
Baltimore. Services at Lewis Bros.
Chapel, 7739 John r.. / O'Clock Tues
day.
orrICIUs-Aug. 10; Cecilia Of 1880
ManeE Edssrd opIfieiu.. Mrs' s Anna
Innis Mrs Lo,tie Mohr and Mrs Arnes
lie Doc; grandmother Of srsndchii-
dren and II great grandchildren. Fu-
peters Funeral Home. i2os7 cratiot'
and $50 az 81, jude Church.
PATTERsoS-Aus. II. Rose Elizabeth
Of ans Fleetwood Drive Crosse Pie.
Woods. beloved wife OF Rupert. dear
mother of Mrs. Esrl Broadbent, Mrs.
GeorEs Ludwig and Mrs. Joseph Mo-
nette. grandmother OF four grsndehfi-
dren, hster OF james b. and Richard
J. Conway. Funeral Thursday, sis
N. frcrf n Peters Funeral Horn<,
12OS7 Gfatint. and At St Joan Of
Arc Church
wATsoS-AuE. IA. at chasrin Fails.
O Ewart W. husband of Marie Ncfnr-
tyre Watson. father of David and Don
aid son of Mrs. Sarah watson and
brother Of Annie and Marian Watson 81
Windsor Ont J Gordon WstsJn ~
Crosse Pie Farms and Ross watson ~
London, ont Funeral from Dill Bros
chspei io7i5 Hapuilton. az Clyna -
wednesday. 7 ,. N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
Horoscope
BY Frances Drake

Look Section IN Winch Yor Birthday Comes ond Find
Hhat Your Outlook Is. According to The Stors
For Wednesday. tug. IS, 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

MOsS-Jaeob. age 55 years, Aug. IS,
~ Grace Hospital; beloved husband OF
Lenea, dear father OF Herman. David IN
U. 8. Navy. and Faye; brother OF Harry
Moskovitz, Mrs, Robert Armos. all OF
Detroit. and Mrs. Israel Sanders Of
Baltimore. Services at Lewis Bros.
Chapel, 7739 John r.. O'Clock Tues
day
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
MATSON-AuF. N. I'D Chafri

wATSOS-AuE IL. at chagrin Fails.
o Evart W. husband Of Marie Mcfn-
tyre Watson. father of David and Don
aid son Of Mrs. Sarah watson and
brother Of Annie and Marian Watson of
Windsor Ont Gordon Wstpyn ~
Crosse Pts Farms and Ross watson ~
London, ont Funeral from Dill bros.
wednesday. p. N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15
orsrIcIUs-Aus. -: ceeeiia Of 1880

UNFItIIs-Auks 10 IectIA OF lo43U
Fordham dear mother OF Raymond
Munek Edward Oplfieius Mrs. Anna
Innis Mrs Lo,tie Aohr and Mrs. Agnes
lie Doc; grandmother Of grandchii-
oren and IT great grandchildren. Fu-
neral Thursday, 3 a. m. from A. ".
Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Cratiot,
and q 80 az ST. Jude Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-15

McCANDLEss-Aug. Il. Ann, of 10
Moss Ave. wife OF the late J. NJ. Nc
Candies and mother OF the late Mrs
Hazel Fitzpatrick. sister-in-law Of Sue
McCandleSS Service az the Haley
Chapel. l6065 Hamilton. at Puritan.
Wednesday, p. m. Friends invited.
Evening star., 1945-10-08
Luncheon 10 High Light
" Youth Week Program

A youth leaders luncheon meeting
at the Mayflower Hotel at 1870 pm
Wednesday will be one of the fea-
lures of a YMCA youth week pro-
gram to continue through next Mon
day.
DR.. James L. Ellenwood, YMCA
State Secretary of New York, will
make the principal address on
Youth in This Atomic Age" and
the Lions Club Quartet will sing.
The luncheon is part of series
of events planned to give YMCA
workers and members broader con-
ception of the associations objec-
tives for youth in the postwar world.
Similar programs are planned in
Montgomery, Arlington and Prince
Georges Counties.
Two panel discussins are scheduled
one at pm. Wednesday at the
Twelfth street branch, YMCA, and
another at 9:15 pm. next Monday
at the Central YMCA.
Programs are scheduled for al
most every night in the week In
some part of Washington or in the
nearby counties.
Evening star., 1945-10-08
Man Sought Here in Connection
With Texas Womun's SIoyinq

Washington police today pressed
a search for 40-year-old man.
wanted for questioning in the slay-
ing of Miss Elnora Collins, 30, of
Houston. Tex, whose body was found
last week in a woods near Beau
mont. Tex.
The body of Miss Collins, clad only
in bobby socks and brown oXfordS,
was found Wednesday at a lonely
wooded spot near Beaumont, the As
Sociated Press said. The head and
top part of the body were charred
as though gasoline had been poured
on the victim and ignited, but an
autopsy showed she was dead before
the fire was set, DR.. w. A. Newton,
Beaumont health officer, said
Detective Inspector c. N. Kern of
Houston said Miss Collins, daughter
of a Cleveland tTeXas) Baptist
preacher and a resident of Houston,
was last seen alive September 30. At
that time, he reported, Mrs. o. o.
McNealy, a friend, walked to a
Houston bus stop with Miss Collins.
A man drove up and offered Miss
Collins a ride to town. She hesi-
tated, then accepted. Mrs. McNealy
said the man wore shellrimmed
glasses.
The wife of the man sought, an
attractive auburn haired young
woman, was interviewed by Wash
ington police today. She made q
/ al ~ 1,JcL@oyNI chNI11I IL,
touch with her.
Reporters talked to her in the
presence of Inspector Robert J
Barrett. chief of detectives, ano
Detective 1t R. V. Murray.
She is a Government worker, and
has lived in Washington for five
years. She last saw her husband
year ago in Houston, she said, and
she related that last February she
filed suit for divorce in Galveston
her former home. The case is
scheduled to come up this month
she said, and she planned to go to
Galveston October 10.
| The woman said she came here in
October, 1910. A month later, she
said, her husband came to Washing
ton. He found employment with q
credit reporting concern, she said
but did not hold that job long. Early
in 1914, after she told him she was
going to leave him, she said, he at
tempted to take his life by gas. He
was taken to st. Elizabeth's Hospi-
tai, she said, but later was released
on court order as the result of action
brought by a sister who lives in
Houston. Later he returned to Texas
she said.
She insisted she has received nc