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teacher" In his class is allowed to sit twoby-
two. rose, which by other would
sweet TO Love, adorns his desk the flower Of poetry
and And, of course guessed it, bright red
apple
But there those who do net love their teacher.
LazyLad in school, with the outdoor world a.callng
dreams of the book beside his bed at home wherein
the Daredevil Ace does feats of marvel. He makes
big buckteeth gOuges in his pencil, and decides that
the moment he does not like the lady behind the
deak at all
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CHAPTER v

CHAPTER v
Mary Faith. I've been think
ing over something that you
said a while ago." Kim re-
marked over the pot roast and
Drowned potatoes that Agnes.
the red-headed- waitress. set be:
fore him.
He frowned down at his plate
as he spoke. You said that two
women who care for the same
man usually hate each other.
Well, I think there's lot of
truth in that. There's a girl
at the office-iust a kid
really-I'Ve driven her home in
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We do not Love Lies
hard est Iesens1e

No woman ever loved TIME, the great teacher.
He has his Workout he brings other sorry things
besides wisdom
Life, sometimes. gives lessons almost hard
to learn without strained heart, and the losing of
our belief in heaven. There days clasp and
strain her to Breasts and times that sad hide
their faces from her knowing eyes.
But Jack and Jill love THEIR teacher all
the way from Eve and ADAM to Dooms day.
NELL BRINKLEY,
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Evening star., 1932-03-05
LABOR Federation
AIDS KIDNAP HUNT
Green Asks Members to Lend All
Possible Help in Find
ing Baby.

A call for members of the American
Federation of Labor to aid in the Ma
ticn-wide search for the indbergh
baby was sounded today in a Capital
that listened avidly to every recurring
rumor
William Green, president of the Fed
Grafton, asked members and officers Of
central labor unions and State feder-
ations in New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Massachusetts,, Delaware and
Maryland to give every possible aid
toward returning the baby to Col. and
Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh.
You can be helpful in the search
which has been instituted in reporting
any information which might be help
full to Col. Lindbergh or his representa-
tives and in joining with others in
searching for the location of the baby" "
his statement said.
II respectively urge that the officers
and members of all central bodies and
State Federations of Labor form them
selves into volunteer committeeman en-
gagged in a search for the baby and
in an effort to restore it unharmed to
its parents. Let organized labor render
all assistance possible in this emer-
gency."
Evening star., 1932-03-05

questioned and after answering n
sharp. laconic sentences on or two
questions, she slammed the door
Earlier in the day she had said ovei
the telephone that johnson hao hveo
at her home for the past six monTns
She described him as a man OF soDe'
habits, who kept pretty much 10 nun
self. She said she knew he was en- III,
ployed on the yacht of Thomas w
Lamont, partner in the banking NOUS
of j. P. Morgan &, Co., but that ne hao
been laid off for a few weeks ~hiie
they are repainting the yacht. III,
Mrs. Sherman expressed her DeIS. Ds,.
that johnson had nothing to 40 wiz
the kidnapping, but admitted she kne"
very little of his movements.
Meanwhile, police learned that -Jonn.
son bought green Chrysler coupe az
a garage here about two weeks ago
The purchase was reported to them DS
Maurice Walsh, a garage employe, M Wne
said the car was equipped with Ne"
York license plates.
Police, however, declined to comment
on the purchase, nor would they say
whether Johnson's activities in Engie'
wood had been Investigated.
Sergt. George Daley referred all ques.
tions to Chief of Police Peterson. anc
when told Peterson was reported TO have
gone to Hartford Daley said he did no
know Just where he was gone" Daiey
also was non-committal when asked
whether police had spoken with MIS-
Sherman.
Police said they learned that johnson
bought closed automobile at garage
here about two weeks ago. The pur'
chase was reported to police by Maurice
Walsh. a garage employe, who said tne
car was green coupe and was equipped
with New York license plates.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March s.
Thirty-two years ago the horse and
buggy era, enjoying life without bene-
fit of the airplane, radio and motor car,
was astounded by the bold kidnapping
of Eddie" Cudahy.
Eddie" 15-year-old scion Of the IA
nous packing family, disappeared as
completely from his home in Omaha,
Nebr, as did Charles A. Lindbergh, jr.,
from his crib at Hopewell, N. J.
A new age has brought innovations,
speeded transportation and communi-
cation, but, in the opinion of the victim
of 80 years ago, has added nothing to
the efficiency of kidnapers.
Eddie" now better known as Ed
ward A. Cudahy, jr., president OF the
big packing company bearing his name,
made the comment in connection with
the recent abduction in Kansas City OF
Mrs. Nell Donnelly. wealthy garment
manufacturer, by motor car.
T. Her Ransom Not Paid.
Mrs. Donnelly was freed without the
payment of ransom. Four OF the al
legged kidnapers were arrested. Mine
used a horse and buggy. but they got
the money" said Mr.. Cudahy.
Nebraska statutes of that day made
no provision for punishment of kid
napers unless the victim was less than
10 years old. Pat Grove, admitted
leader of the kidnapers, and Jim CAL
lahan, his aide, each eventually was
acquitted of robbing "Eddie's" father
of $25, 900, the amount of ransom paid
by the elder Cudahy.
No evidence could be presented that
Grove or Callahan had received the
money.
Grove, now lecturing as reformed
criminal" has interested himself ac-
lively in the Lindbergh case. From
Scranton, Pa, he telegraphed Col.
Lindbergh an offer of assistance. Ad-
vising that no reward be offered for
the kidnapers, and that the ransom be
paid. Grove declared he would be glad
to serve as "go-between" in the set
tlement.
Young Cudahy was seized by Grove
and Callahan as he left his home early
in the evening to.visit a neighbor. The
abductors placed him between them IN
buggy and drove hurriedly to an iso-
lated residence they previously had
rented.
Letter Tossed in Yard.
The next day, while Omaha was in
turmoil, telegraph wires sang with the
story, and police combed the city,
Grove rode past the Cudahy home
astride a horse and tossed letter de-
manding the ransom inside the yard.
After consulting with friends, Edward
A. Cudahy, ST., obtained the $4,000 in
gold demanded in the letter. He then
drove single-seated open buggy 5
miles south of Omaha on the Fremont
road and left satchel containing the
money beside a smoky lantern swinging
on stick beside the highway.
The youth was freed near the Cud-
ahy residence shortly after midnight,
and walked into his mothers arms at
the door.
Callahan soon was captured. Grove
Evening star., 1932-03-05
DECLARES. JOHNSON
WOULD WE'D NURSE
Brother OF Sailor Says He Is
Very Much in Love With
Miss Cow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 5.-Fred John
son, 35 told BROOKLYN police today that
his brother Henry. who is undergoing
questioning at Hartford, Conn., in con-
Dectlon with the Lindbergh kidnapping,
was very much in love with Betty Cow,
nurse to the Lindbergh baby.
They would be married." he said,
but work for sailor In the Winter
time is slack"
johnson lives at Brooklyn rooming
house. The police searched a room
which he said Henry had occupied until
late Thursday night, when he decided
TO visit his brother John at Hartford.
Fred said he was certain Henry had
no connection with the kidnapping. He
came from Norway nine years ago, he
said, and has never been in trouble.
When police brought up the fact that
milk bottle had been found in the
rumble seat of an auto which Henry
was driving in Hartford, Fred reminded
them that his brother John, in Hart
ford, is the father of two babies.
Henry met Miss Cow last Summer,
Fred said, when he was a sailor on the
yacht of Thomas Lamont, whose estate
In Maine adjoined that of the late
Dwight w. Morrow.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
Lindbergh Sidelights
Baby's Fmgerprints Are Sought on His Toys-Si1
Languages Used to Broadcast Appeal
Telephone Calls Censored.

Scott, psychiatrist. Such people are
unable to control their desires and
emotions along certain lines"
HOPEWELL.-Hes "neighbor Lind
bergh" to the farmers here, and they all
say I'D like to get my hands on that
kidnaper." They recall deeds of kind
ness, as when the LindberghS picked
up an injured man by roadside and
sped him to a hospitai.
HOPEWELL.-Clyde Pangborn. who
few around the world, Is flying Lind
bergh pictures now.
NEW YORK.-Thirty shadowy young
men are prowling the underworld for
tips. The famous undercover police
to most high police officials, Is at work.
It's the first time in history the whole
squad has been assigned to one case.
SANDUSKY, Ohio-This city is so in
terested that City Manager Sadler or
dered the fire siren blown if the baby
is found. At Tiffin, near here, teach
ers are ordered to tell classes the news.
HOPEWELL.-The number of people
questioned in connection with the kid
stands at about LOO, police were told,
HOPEWELL.-Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh, i'll with a cold and expecting
another child, is in danger of collapse
unless she gets more sleep, her physician
has warned She keeps up her hus-
bands courage and he sustains hers.
They are q very courageous couple,
says Gov. Moore, who is directing the
investigation.
TRENTON.-A taste of Jersey JUS
tice," which in the case of kidnapping
is 80 years to life, will be given the
kidnapers if found, says State Attorney
General Stevens, scorning the idea of
immunity.
NEW YORK.-Ill in bed with laryn-
gifts, Marie Cummings, who nursed Mrs.
Charles A. Lindbergh through her con-
finement and cared for Charles, jr., in
his first weeks, was interviewed by po-
lice, but could give no clue.
HOPEWELL.-Thef flood of telephone
calls to the Lindbergh home was so
great the exchange put on a censorship.
Before a caller can get through to the
house he is questioned: Who are you?"
and Why are you calling the house?"
Evening star., 1932-03-05
ANNE L|NDBERGH
HOLDING Up WELL
Mother of Stolen Child Sets
Spartan Example for Others
of Household.
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HOPEWELL, NJ j., March 5.-Anne
Lindbergh, her thoughts focused on an
empty crib, is setting an example in
Spartan fortitude for those who await
the return of her stolen son.
On the fourth day since her first
born was snatched from his nursery
room she still maintains tight lip and
dry eye, no criteria of the emotions
surging within her
If anything, she is bolstering up her
flying husband, who knows how to deal
with the terror of dark oceans but is
baf1ed by foe with which he cannot
grapple. Both are suffering from heavy
colds.
Appears Trifie Fresher.
ANNE is remarkable, such Is the
consensus of the household and OF the
few intimates who visit it. Mrs. Dwight
Morrow. her mother; Col. and Mrs.
Henry Breckenridge, lawyer and wife,
ano the servants all take their cue from
her-"If she can stand it so can We"
Mrs. Lindbergh appeared a trifle
fresher today after her first protracted
sleep since the night before the kid
naping. She was attired III a sports
costume of white flannel skirt and black
crocheted sweater with band of white
Angora about the neck. 1t gave her an
air of pertness that her features belied
Friends said it was the colonels lady
who requested the radio appeal to the
abductors and that she has persistently
put the baby's safety before material
considerations or punishment of the
criminals.
Others Guard Br0ods.
In her suffering the mothers Of the
surrounding countryside share to the
| full and because of her misfortune they
adopt unusual precautions for the
safety of their own broods.
The farmers wife across the road
takes her child with her on every
! household chore. The pretty Polish girl
at the end of the Lindbergh lane
clutches her baby tightl.- and murmurs
mine" A mother at a nearby farm
house looks over her progeny and says
We've got six, and We couldn't spare
one"
Evening star., 1932-03-05
ARREST OF RED JOHNSON
KEEPS HARTFORD AWAKE

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 5.-Hun-
dreds of persons, including many
women, crowded around the county
building today while officials questioned
Henry (Red johnson of Englewood, N.
j., in the kidnapping Of the Lindbergh
baby.
Eager for any stray bits of informa-
ton concerning the progress of the in
vestigation, the crowd began milling
around the building shortly after news
Of Johnson's detention spread through
the city last night. It grew In size as.
hour after hour, the questioning of
johnson, friend of Miss Betty Cow, the
babys nurse, continued.
Streets usually deserted in the early
morning were jammed with automo-
biles. Extra police were ordered out to
maintain order
The doors at the county building were
closely guarded. Police permitted only
newspaper men and officials to enter.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
Mother of Kidnapped
Boy in Ohio Shares
Lindbergh Sorrow
Mrs. James De Jute Sends
Message of Sympathy
to Hopewen.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NILES, Ohio, March 5.-The an
guished mother of Ohio's kidnapped boy
has sent message of sympathy ano
hope to the bereaved mother in New
Jersey.
The message was to Mrs. Charles A
Lindbergh and was from Mrs. James
De Jute, sr, wife of a wealthy Niles
contractor, whose son, James, jr., II
was kidnapped Wednesday just a few
hours after the Lindbergh baby was
stolen. The Ohio boy was recovered
today. Mrs. De Jute's message said:
My son Jimmy was kidnapped few
hours after your child I am suffering
the same heartaches that you are ano
am praying that God may send them
both back to us. I feel in my heart
that when your child is returned, mine
also will be returned to me-
Evening star., 1932-03-05

BY the Associated Press.
HOPEWELL-Geography complicates
the question of immunity for the Lind
bergh baby's kdnapers. The 15-acre
estate of the flying colonel" is partly
in Mercer County, partly in Hunter
con. The Mercer prosecutor will grant
any concession necessary for the baby's
return" The other prosecutor, who ap-
parently has Jurisdiction, because most
of the estate Is in his county, has made
no public statement.
PENNSAUKEN, N. J.-Police rushed
to Mrs Edward Miersch's house today
because her crying baby jiggled the
phone receiver of the hook. just an
other false alarm!
PHILADELPHIA fireman's wife,
innocently carrying her baby out OF a
subway kiosk. was surrounded by de-
tectives in twinkling.
NEW YORK.-Any baby fingerprints
found on the Lindbergh child's toys may
be useful. police experts say. Even II
Charles stays missing until he's so years
old, they would be sure means OF tden-
t;fcation then.
SHARON, Pa.-"The anxiety and the
SCrdln-lL taxes years ITOfu ulcs cdy
William Whitla, attorney, sympathizing
with the Lindberghs He was KIDNAPPED
20 years ago in a nationally famous
case. His father paid $4,000.
DETROIT, Mich.-Two tense school
ma ANS, gravely concerned about the
kidnapping, are bearing up bravely. Mrs
Evangeline Lindbergh mother OF the
colonel, conducted her chemistry classes
as usual, while in Hopewen Miss Ehza-
beth Morrow, Anne Lindbergh's sister
did what she could to aid. She went
to her private school in Englewood only
long enough to transact necessary al
fairs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn-"No punishment
that could be devised would be COM
mensurate with the crime" said Sena-
tor Hattie Caraway Of Arkansas, aoVo-
eating capital punishment.
NEW YORK.-Six languages were
used to broadcast the Lindberghs plea
for mercy. They we're German, span,
ish, Italian, French, YiddHn anu
English.
CHICAGO-Cranks who write MS
leading letters to the LindbergnS az :
mental Sadists," says DR.. Orianuo
Evening star., 1932-03-05

finally found one of our boys here
that we hadn't heard of in months.
He has learned to play polo here.
but hasn't learned to write. Asked
him why we never heard from him.
Said he had forgot our address.
Cattle country looks fine, lot OF
rain, no prices. If Wall Street men
had these old cattlemen's nerve you
would have never heard OF this
panic. Cattle are so cheap that
cowboys are eating beef for the first
time in years.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
M'LEOD OFFERS BILL
BARRING KIDNAP MAIL
Measure Would Also Fix Minimum
Penalty of $4,000 and 40
Years Imprisonment.

A $4,000 fine and 40 years impris-
onment would be meted out to the kid
naper of any child under 18 under a
bill introduced yesterday by Repre-
sentative Mcleod, Republican, OF Mich
igan.
Where ransom is demanded he would
make the fine $50,000, the imprison-
ment life.
Should kidnapping result in bodily
harm or death of the child death by
hanging would be provided.
Use of the United States mails for
kidnapping threats would be penalized
by $4,000 fine or life Imprisonment,
or both.
Dropping kidnapping letter into a
letter box or other authorized deposi-
tory for mails" would carry the same
penalty as actually using the mails.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
NIAGARA FALLS ADDRESS
PROVES TO BE FALSE TIP
Sworn Statement in Chicago Leads
to Vacant Lot as Baby's
Hiding Place.

BY the Associated Press
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, March s.
Police investigation of a sworn state
ment in Chicago purporting to reveal
the hiding place of the kidnapped Lind
bergh baby revealed that there was no
such address here as that given in the
statement.
The police reported that they had
been unable to locate Mary Konner,
mentioned in Chicago dispatch as
living at No 28l6 South avenue There
are vacant lots where this number
should be located. The city directory
contains no name resembling Konner
Evening star., 1932-03-05
Free State to Be Host.

Elaborate preparations are being
made in the Irish Free State to care
for visitors to two great events this
year. The Eucharistic Congress, one
Of the leading events In the Catholic
world. is expected to attract 1905. 900
Evening star., 1932-03-05
KIDNAPPING EFFICIENCY DROPS
SINCE $4,000 CUDAHY RANSOM
Horse Instead of Motor Car Used, by Pat
Grove, and Victim, Now Packing
Official, Returned Safe

| evaded arrest nearly six years. He was
reported in Chicago, in London, and
South Africa. Frequently he wrote let
| tiers to Omaha newspapers. Finally he
acting a promise that the reward on
his head would be rescinded.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
D. C. to Buy $4,000 Lot.

The District Commissioners today ap-
proved the purchase of lot in the new
Municipal Center area, improved by a
building used as a laundry, for $4,000.
The property, lot 825 in square 533,
contains 2201 square feet It is to be
bought from Lee Sue Wah. the owner.
Evening star., 1932-03-05

bAAoAA AAES
and part of it in
a snowstorm, with
Capt. D C ks S on
doing a fine job
of plotting Hal
r ach IS fast
plan ne. Meeting
Mrs. Rogers here
coming out from
the East. Hope
the Lindberghs
have as good luck
as we did. We
Evening star., 1932-03-05

Clonary Force, re-
ceived the Distin-
guished S e vi C e
Cross for extraor-
dinary heroism in
action with the
enemy near Sc
chault, Fra C e ,
September 20, 1918.
A ! t h ugh Pvt.
Gross had been
badly gassed, he
kept his machine
gun in action until
he fell unconscious
beside the gun.
u nd er withering
enemy fire, this
gallant soldier, sub
jected to continu-
OlIS gas h0nahard-
Evening star., 1932-03-05
Districts Heroes
in the
World War
Compiled by Sergt. L. E. JaeckeI.

AS recorded in the official citation,
George Gross (Army serial No. 2335924)
private, Company D, 372d In
fantry, 93d Division, American Expedi-
Evening star., 1932-03-05

Montrears automobile show this year
was attended by $4,000 persons, a gain
of about IS per cent over that of 1880.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
IN ENGLEWOOD TUESDAY.
Eandlady of Henry johnson Uncertain
About His Actions.


ENGLEWOOD, N. j., March S (Pl.-
Mrs. w. T. Sherman, proprietor of a
rooming house where Henry (Red)
johnson, held in Hartford, Conn, for
questioning in connection with the
Lindbergh baby kidnapping today said
johnson was at her home Tuesday
night but she could not remember
whether he was there all evening
The Lindbergh child was kidnapped
Tuesday night.
Uncertain About Call
She was equally uncertain regarding
a telephone call Johnson is reported
to have made Tuesday evening to Miss
Betty Cow, nursemaid for the Lind
bergh child, at the Lindbergh home in
Hopewell.
Mrs. Sherman, woman of about
IS wears, whose hearing is defective
displayed extreme annoyance at being
Evening star., 1932-03-05
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ment, refused to give ground to the
enemy and maintained his position in
the face of extreme hazards. His gal
liant conduct won the admiration of all
the men of his unit.
Pvt Cross present address ID un-
known.
CgseI ',usIIkdooo
Evening star., 1932-03-05
BANK MORATORIUM FIXED
Ecuador Decree Suspends Payments
90 Days.
90 Days.

QUITO. Ecuador, March P9.-The
government yesterday issued an emer-
gency decree suspending for 80 days all
payments between banks on obligations
that already have been contracted for.
The government representatives were
Central Bank and national funds were
removed.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
Will Rogers
Says:

ROSWELL, N Mex-Eight hun
dred and twenty-five miles in less
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such letter as tho he were the physi-
clan himself. But the correspondent
rather dashes cold water over it by
Withholding the name of the physi-
clan. Why keep it secret? Perhaps
there are many other readers who
seek just such a physician-if I only
know about him and his work. The
correspondent says he supposes ethics
prevents me from recommending par
ticular doctors anyhow. Ethics my
eye!
Cyst.
Candid opinion about cystic tumor
of right ovary. Four years ago it was
size of a lime, now size of large
orange. I am 80 years old. (Mrs. D.
| s.
Answer-Have it operated on now.
At best it can only give you more
and more trouble. At worst it may
develop malignancy (cancer) in later
life if not removed now.
Cat Hairs.
Angora cat, great pet, leaves hairs
everywhere about house. If by chance
We breathe in any of the dust or fine
pieces of these hairs will it do us any
harm? MRS. B. P)
Answer-No. Rarely an individual
happens to be sensitized and suffers
asthma if he inhales any cat hair or
dander.
Is it harmful to eat ice crushed in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-14

successful civilization.-Rev. Louis G.
Wright, in address to Western Re.
serve University graduating class.
X X X
Is there one law for the looter who
drives up to the door of the United
States treasury in his limousine and
another for the United States vet
Grams who are sleeping on the floor
of dilapidated house on the out
skirts of Washington?-Con Congressman
Louis T. McFadden of Pennsylvania.
\ y 4
If I say SO, myself, my clothes are
the latest styles from Paris and New
York. - Lilyan Tashman, "best-
dressed" woman in Hollywood.