davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
100000 V0 7 f
IN MICHIGAN

DETROIT. April 8 d.N.s0.-In-
complete returns from Michigan's
election yesterday failed today to
give national political observers
definite indications Of public
sentiment on sitdown strikes and
President Roosevelt's Supreme
Court proposal.
With about 1900 Of the 3,400
precincts reporting, it appeared
that the total vote would amount
to between 100000 and 1000, 900.
Inclement weather and lack Of
real State issues kept the vote un.
usually light.
In one race, State Highway
Commissioner Murray D. Van
Wagner CD was reelected by
about 10000 votes over Charles
M ziegler (RD. but in other
State contests, two Republican in
cumbents, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Eugene b.
Elliott and State Education Board
member Frank Cody, were win
ming over Democratic rivals.
This indicated election observ-
erS said, that the vote was on the
basis of candidates rather than
political issues Of national import.
However, it looked as if the Demo
Gratis might win one of two places
on the State Board Of Agriculture,
and one Of two places on the
State Supreme Court.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
HEALTH TOPIC
OF PARLEY

DR.. Iago Galdston, executive
secretary of the New York Acad-
emy Of Medicine. knows Of no
formula for developing school
children into bigger and better
boys and girls, but he urges them
to cultivate health for health's
sake" and wonders why health
authorities and advertisers OF
health products do not stress that
point.
DR.. Galdston'S remarks were
contained in an address last night
at the conclusion of an all-day
program of the Health Instruction
Institute in the Y. M. C. A. audi
torium, sponsored by the District
tuberculosis Association and the
public schools. The institute was
urged by DR.. Galdston to sponsor
an adequate health association
program in the schools.
Other speakers expressed them
selves as in sympathy with such
q program. The meeting was the
first Of its kind over here, ac-
cording to DR.. ]. 'G. Townsend.
president Of the tuberculosis asso-
citation, who said it would likely
develop into an annual affair for
the promotion Of health education.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
THREE ABSENT
GIRLS FOUND

Two washington and one Airing
ton girl, missing from their homes,
today were reported to police as
located and safe.
Mary Folis, IT, who left her
home at $500 Eighth St. N. w. a
week ago yesterday, telling her
mother she was going to look for
work, was reported at the home Of
her grandfather in Dover, N. H.
The girl, who had only 20 cents
when she left home. told her
mother by long-distance telephone
that she had borrowed money
from q friend in Alexandria to
reach her grandfather's home.
Margaret Thatcher, II, Of 1882
Tlnirty-fourth st. N. w., reported
missing last night by her mother,
Mrs. Edith Thatcher. returned
home, telling her mother she had
been visiting q schoolmate.
Sought by police since Friday
when her parents reported her
missing from her Arlington, Va.
home, 14-year-old Ellen Rosilee
Simons today arrived safely In
Detroit at the home Of her uncle,
q policeman.
She left the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis SimonS,
of 2030 North Cleveland st. Ar
lington, in the family automobile
and was not heard from until her
uncle reported her arrival.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
At Last D. C. Gets
Sailor, Arrested
In Many Ports

Police Court Judge Edward M.
Curran yesterday broke O long.
standing record for Ollie Miku.
lenka when he sentenced him to
spend is days in the local Jail on
q charge Of drunkenness.
Ollie told the court he was q
sailor and had never before been
arrested in Washington. Further
questioning by Judge Curran, how
ever, elected the following infor.
nation from the defendant:
l. He has been arrested in
Madrid, Barcelona, Budapest,
Liverpool, Naples and "lots of
other places can't remember
offhand.'
2. He gets drunk every time
he gets off a ship, no matter
where he happens to be.
3. He gets locked UP very
often, but only long enough to
sober up"
4. He has followed the sea for
20 years and never q day had
he spent in jail on q sentence
for drunkenness or anything
else.
5. He is going to, sail from
Baltimore on his next voyage
Is days hence.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
COAL MEASURE
T0CONFEREES
international News Service

international news service
The new bituminous coal control
bill, passed by Congress, went to
conference today where Senate
and House conferees will iron out
minor charges written into the
measure by the Senate. The
changes, q series Of amendments
which clarified the bills language,
are expected to be approved by the
conferees without debate.
Senator Guffey CD of Pennsyl.
vania, its author, predicted the
measure would be sent to the
White House for the Presidents
signature within the week.
AS the bill passed the Senate
late yesterday it set up a bitumi-
nous coal commission of seven
members to institute labor reform,
and control production, and fix
minimum and maximum prices in
the industry. The original Guffey
coal bill was held unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
HUNT RENEWED
FOR DISCIPLE
OF DIVINE

LOS ANGELES, April 8 U.N.S.),
Search for the elusive John w
Hunt, wealthy white follower OF
Father Divine, was renewed with
double vigor today after he failed
to surrender voluntarily.
The rotund scion Of q Cleveland
family is charged with transport
ing pretty Delight Jewett, II, from
the Father Divine Mission in Den.
yer to Hunts fashionable Beverly
Hills home for immoral purposes.
Federal agents charged him with
Seducing the girl after convincing
her she was "tne new Virgin Mary
and he was "Jesus the Christ"
Search for Hunt lapsed when
his attorney, Hugh Macbeth,
negro representative Of Father
Divine, yesterday indicated his
client would surrender.
Today, however, the attorney
admitted he was no more able to
find Hunt than the officers. He
said he felt that his client was
either in New York or enroute
there.
Macbeth said he was in touch
with Hunts eastern attorney,
N. N. Krauzler, of Newark, N. j.,
who also was trying to locate the
suspect.
Officers here said Hunt had
been in Southern California week
ago, experimenting construction
of q $4,000 rolling throne for
God" which was being built on an
automobile chassis for the use Of
Father Divine and Hunt, his las
eistant god"
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
on-Stop 10 London,
Believed LindY Aim

ZAGREB, Jugoslavia, April 8
(I.NS0.-Col. and Mrs. Charles
A. Lindbergh hoped off today
for an unannounced destination.
1t was believed, however, they
would attempt q nonstop flight
to London.
The flying couple got away at
1928 a. m. They made one false
start at II q. m. when their plane
stuck in the thick mud Of the
flvinR field.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06
Gardner 10 Detail
1886 Solar Eclipse

A description Of the 1895 solar
eclipse in Russia win be given by
1. C. Gardner. National Bureau Of
Standards. at . meeting Of the
Philosophical Society Of Wash
ington Saturday In the Cosmos
Club auditorium ct Sis p. N.
The Washington times., 1937-04-06

For Anniversary we've searched the newest fashions
for wOmen-st price you money These young
desset the dropped necknes the short sleeves and
the very ftterng and simming cspes In flower and spaced
prints with navy, black, copen.
ShOp-The Hecht
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
AZ EV VEGE LEVEN, !.

a lapok ijeszt6 kimutataso-
kat k0z0lnek r6la, hogy hany
embert vegzett XII a szaguld6
gyilkos, az automobil 1937-ben
es abbol latjuk, hogy meg min
dig az e,:.herelet a legolcsobb
ebben az orszagban.
Komoly emberek ait kove-
telik, hogy kul0n0sen az ittas
allapotban val6 hajtast a leg
szigorubban biintessek, meg
abban az esetben is, ha a draj-
yer egeszen nem reszeg. Egy-
ket ital mar van nemely en-
berre annyi hatassal, hogy hir-
telen mem kepes fordulni vagy
fekezni ,e.s a szerencsetlensegek
tizezrei ilyen m6don t0rtennek
Az auto ipar ellene van minden
ilyen toryenynek, inert att6l
tartanai.. hogy aixkor sokkal
kevesebb ember kap engedelyt
a hajtasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
HASOMOAN SZOMORU

hir, hugy a ket nagy SERVE
zet vezerei isnet vegleg 0ssze-
vesztek Is John l.. Lewis ellen
felet az acelmunkasok konven-
ciojan Cresfejunek nevezte.
(Sok hazugsag mines ebben az
allit8sban, de ilyen nyelvOlto-
getes mellett nemcsak remeny
mem lehet a bekere, hanem AIT
is latnia kell az embernek,
hogy a vezer urak szandekosan
msrgesitik el a helyzetet a
ket sszervezet lkoz0tt.)
Ennek a tetsverharcnak els6
es szanalmas kovetkezmenye
az, hogy a honatyak a munka-
ber des munkaid6 t0rvenyt el
.nertek bulstatni, inert a kon-
gresszmenek nagy resze azzal
vsdekezik, i1ogy 6 csak a Green
kereset teliesitette, mikor a
bill-t lmegolte.
"A masodik kovetkezmenye,
hogy a berek levagasat meg
mereszeltek kiserelni, inert jol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
Eel FOcNAK BEL0LE EBREDNI

mex XII es szervezett Sorokban
jelenjenek meg MINDEN va
lasztaSban.
Mem ez ellen az elgondolas
ellen kivanunk hat rnegSzo-
lalni, mikor leszogezziik, hogy
a farmer-labor partban mem tn
dunk hinni.
Ugy ereZziik azonban, hogy
a munkasvezer urak a hold
vilag utan nyulkalnak, mikor
minden aron akarnak tobbse-
get sajat maguknak. Mert csak
"minden a-on", tehat a prole-
tar, a bermunkas erdekeinek a
feladasaval kepesek a farmerek
szovetsege5 neha megkapni.
Ha a munkasvezerek tisztar
a bermunkas erdekeire volna
max tekintettel, akkor nen
akarnanak ''minden aron'
t0bbseget, hanem megeleged
nenek azzal, hogy egy tisztars
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
Az AZSIAI HARCTEREN

sok valtozas mem t0ftent
a mutt heten. Nankingot a ja-
panok megszalltak es a futo
kinaiak nyomaba sietnek.
Az eddig elfoglalt terulete-
ken japan vedn0kseg alatt uj
kinai kormany alakult, amely
termeszetesen hajlongva kot
olyan beket Japannal, anilyent
a hodit6k megszabnak.
Az asia; haboru ujabban
komoly nen1zetkozi komplika-
ciokkal fenyeget, mem csupan
azert, inert az Egyestilt ALA
mokkal gyiilt meg a baja ia
pannak, hanem azert, inert a
japan hadsereg Del Kina ellen
vonul, ahol Anglia erdekeit We
szelyezteti.
Hongkong Macy es hires XII
mai kik0t6 angol gyarnat Is
ha a japanok Del Kinat ostrom
ala veszik vagy megszalljak,
akkor Hongkong sorsa ketse-
ges. A het vegen erkezett hirek
szerint Anglia Hottajanak nagy
reszet atkiildi az azsiai wick
re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

munkasokbol all6 part negfe-
lel6 reprezentaci6t nyer tor
venyhoza5okban.
SokkaI t0bbet ernenek d
munkasok, na mint tekintelyes
nagysagu kisebbseg oft iiln6-
mex minden torvenyhozasban
Is a megfelel6 aIkalmakat csak
munkasok erdekeben hasz-
nalnak fel, mintha egy erk0lcs-
telen, egeszsegtelen Is lehetet-
len alku aran itt-ott t0bbseget,
tehat politikai hatalmat kap-
max a vezerek. Mar pedig
az almokban levo szovetsegnek
csakis ez lehet a celia.
| A foldmiivesnek az a terme-
szetes erdeke, hogy Macy arat
kapjon a termesert, de olcs6
aron vegye meg az iparcikkeket
es exert ellenzik a farmerek
majdnem orszagszerte, hogy
szervezkedrek a munkAsok.
i A bermunkaSnak az az erde-
! ke, hogy rnagas legyen a mum
kaber, de ne fizessen magas
arat az eielr1iSzerert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
A NYOMOR JELE,

hogy a biin0zesek husz sza-
zalekkal emelkedtek az utolso
ket hetben.
Hasonioan emelkedett azok-
max a szaIna, akik welfare Sc
gelyre jelentkeztek es a wei
fare Departmental a jelentke-
z6ket sok esetben keptelenek
el-latni.
Haromszazezer vi PWA mum
kat adtak XII a multi heten az
orszagban, ez azonban edes-
keves a jelenlegi helyzetben,
inert a munkatlanok szama
legalabb felmilIoval emelke-
dett es inert akik dolgoznak
azok sem keresnek, miutan
csak ket-harom napokat dol
| goznak hetenkent.
Ilyen viszonyok k0zt nehez
lesz a segelyre Is segelymun.
kakra megszabott masfeleze1
millio dollarb6l 0tszazmilli6t
leyagni, mar ,pedig a jov6 ev
k0ltsegvetes ezzel a tetellel kez
| d6dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
JERSEY CJTYBEN

tovabb folytatjak a CIO i'll
d0zeset, a1nib6l mar nemcsak
nemzeti, de val6sagos nemzet-
k0zi botrany lett. Remelhet6,
hogy a szovetseg es a kongresz-
szus bizottsagai a terrorizalt
munkasok segitsegere sietnek.
Isfnetehen meg kell jegyez-
mink, hogy az AFL csoport-
jai Jersey City polgarmestere
mellett vannak ebben a finom
munkAbar1.
AInig a t6ke reszer6l a ter
rort ICY alkalmazzak a mum
kasokkal szemben, a torveny
keze kezd leesapni azokra a
munkasokra, akik szinten ter
rorral dolgoztak.
Eliteltek 'lazadas" Matt
azokat a lnatrozokat, aki ne
hany h6napja Uruguayban egg
amerikai hajon sit down sztraj-
kot rendeztek.
Es ezen a heten allnak tor
veny ele azok az ohioi munka-
sok, akik ostoba esa felel6tlen
Z i I q + . . &
vezet6s vezenyszavara oda all
tax a U. s. posta truckok mel
le, bar tudniok kellett volna,
hogy az Egyesiilt Allamok pos
tajaval mem lehet trefalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
A LEGSZOMORUBB HIR,

- /. Il. I. r. +, & -
;amit szinten butasag lenne
Eagadni, hogy a bervagasokat
minden vcnalon megkezdtek.
Termeszetesen mem vagtak
meg a bereket a szervezett
munkasoknal nyiltan Is egye-
nesen, de mar kevesebb penzert
t0bb munkat sajtolnak h bel6-
liik, a szervezetlen munkasok
beret pedig sok helyen levag-
tax.
De arrol is erkeznek hirek
az orszag minden reszebDl
hogy itt-ott bizony q szerveze-
tex beleegyezesevel szervezett
munkasck bereb6l is lecsiptek
es nehol ncn kevesebbet, mint
tizen6t-husz szazalekpt.
Sok esetben leteszik a mun.
kast Is azutan visszahiviak oil
cs6bb munkara, ha a beret
egyenesen nem merik levagni
Mem hissziik, hogy ez a,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

John L. Lewis es a munkas-
szervezetek politikai aktivita-
sanak tobb papai olyan hiu
almot sz0nek, amib6l soha mem
lesz, soha mem lehet val6sag.
Minden aron farmer-labor
partot akarnak csinalni, vagyis
minden aroa az olajat es al
vizet akar;ak keverni, amire
mem fognak lehet6seget talal-
nj.
Masok az erdekeik a ber-
munkasoknak es masok az er-
dekeik a f0ldmuveseknek, akik
obbe-keyesoe valamennyien to-
kesek es eek az ellentetes er-
dekek mem fognak csupan
azert szovetkezni, hogy t0bb
szavazatot kapjanak az ambi-
ciozus ,nunkasvezerek.
Mi soha mem hittiink ebben
a szovetse yben, mi t0bbsz0r le-
sz0gezttik, hogy a foldmuvesek
eleg korzervativ es mem ke-
veset ONO osztalya soha mem
azonositja magat a .bermun-
kaSSal.
Akik nekiink hinni mem tud-
tax, azok lathattak egy erdekes
megnyilatkozast a napokban.
! Homer w. Martin, az auto
munkasok choke AIT ajanlotta,
s6t ARA 0szt0kelte az auto
munkasok felesegeit, hogy he
tenkent egy-ket nap ne f6zze-
mex hust, aynig annak az arat
mem fogjak alaposan levagni.
! Vagyis az auto-magnasokon
kivil a meszarosok es a fold
muvesek ellen is sztrajkot pro-
bait a hatalmas szervezet We
zere rendez1i.
Nagyon gyorsan megjelent
ere az egyik legnagyobb far.
mer szovetseg elnokenek a nyi.
J latkozata, aki a CIO munkasok
: altal keszitett iparcikkek boj.
kottjaval fenyeget6z0tt.
Es bizonyos, hogy ha a fold
: muvesek hozzafognanak egy
ilyen sztrajkhoz, egy ilyen boj.
|, kotthoz, az jarna legalabb i.
: olyan eredmennyel, mintha Mr.
: Martin q termelok ellen hirde
tt a munkasok bojkottjat.
j Mi is hive. vagyunk annak
: hogy a munkasok - szerveze
teiken keresztiil - alland6 e
eles politikai aktivitast fejtse
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

iranyzat alland6 lesz, inert
nern hissziik, hogy ez az nj de-
presszio allando es mindeniitt
client kell allni minden bervA,
gasi kiserletnek, kiil0n0sen
hol meg vannak szervezve
munkaSOk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
MEM KELL KETSEGBE

esni, hogy ezeket a kilenge-
seket elke3dtek vegre uldozni,
inert nern a munkasok igaz ba-
ratai voltak azok, akik a tul-
zAsokat relIdeztek.
Mint ez Ev elejen annyiszor
megirtuk - amiert meg is or
ro1tak rank itt-ott a munka-
sok, - ninden kilengesre ma
six kilengessel szoktak felelni.
Es minden tulzasert meg kell
fizetni.
Hogy a CIG a szervezesben
annyira lnegtorpant, AIT kiilo-
n0sen annak lehet k0szonni,
hogy acknowledgement, tor
venytelensegeket kovettek el a
neveben. Leginkabb azok a ra-
dikalis murkasok, akik minden
aron forrongasokat akartak
rendezn:, akik tehat mem a
szervezet sorsaval tor6dtek.
Az utolso honapokban lehig-
gadtak a kedelyek, az vi seer.
vezetek eros kezzel megfekezik
a kilengescket, hogy ne lehes.
! sen a szervezetet t0rvenytelen.
segekkel vadolni. Most aztar
tobb joggal lehet maid pa
naszkodni, ha a t6ke probaljs
meg, hogy t0rvenytelenul eljer
vissza a helyzettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
FORD ELLEN FOLYIK

a kiizdelem harom fronton
egyszerre, de joszandeku en-
ber ketsegbe vonja, hogy alkal-
mes-e a jelenlegi helyzet az
oStromra.
Kansasban a sztrajk folya-
man mar megsebesilt egy par
ember; st. Louisban is elkese-
redett a helyzet, de a gyarat
megbenitani mem tudtak.
Es felni kell t6le, hogy meg
ismetl6dik ugyanaz, amt az
ohioi acel sztrajkban produ-
kaltak a vezerek, inert hason-
10 eszkozoket hasznalnak.. Mem
a gyar nlunkasai sztrajkolnak,
hanem azok piketelik a gyara-
kat, akiknek az ut szazaleka
sem dolgozik Fordeknal.
Hasonlo a helyzet a dear
borni oriasi telepnel, ahol a
multi hsten ismet tintet6k pi-
keteleselset rendeztek es ne
hany szazan szandekosan csu-
kattak 81 magukat, hogy Ford
ellen a Federal Labor Board
ele mehessenek panasszal.
Mi. nem hissziik, hogy a
munkasok tizezreit akar a Fe-
deral Board akar kiils6 pikete
les be ,tudja szervezni, mig a
sz6ban forgo munkassag egy
lenyeges resze, legalabb egy
szamottev6 kisebbsege mem
akar a szervezettel t0r6dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
OLASZORSZAC KILEPETT

hivatalosan is a Nemzetek
Ligajanak nevezett szelhamos-
sagb6l, ami csak formasagot
jelentett, lliszen eddig is fiji
tyult Mussolini a Ligara.
Miota az abyssiniai hadjarat
alatt a Liga a bojkottot XII
mondta, amt azonban a tagjai
be mem tartottak, nyilvanvalo
volt, hogy a modern id6k leg
nagyobb szelhamossaga vegleg
osszeroppant Is hogy abb6l egy
rossz "vicc" lett a mutt evben.
Mussolini mem is azert ''le-
petit XII" bel6le, mintha a Liga
tenyleges er6 lenne, vagy az
egyaltalan letez6 test lenne,
hanem azert, hogy nyilvano-
san is kellemetlenk edhessen
Anglianak es Franciaorszag-
max.
A diktatorok a sajat ligaju-
kat szervezik meg, meg pedig
tagadhatatlan sikerrel es a
mult hetl bejelentes csak ere
kivanta a vilag figyelmet fel-
hivni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
(Folytat&s q 4-ik oldalr6ll

(FOIyCaC1lS a 4-IK UIudIIU1I
doIgozni, aflint az utols6 he
tekbeYl.
A k6Enyii ipar likvidalasa
meg tuuabb tart s abban negy-
hat h6tre Iesz sziikseg, amie
a raktaron lev6 keszlet egy re-
szet eIadjak .es a termelest ke.
peSek Iesznek fokozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

tudjak, hugy a munkasVezere
nem a toke, hanern egy1nas el-
leni harcba viszik az 'orszag.
munkassagat.
AZ ACEIMUNKASOK ES0. !!
konvenci6ja lezajlott a multi
heten, de gondolkozo emberek
abban nem sok oromet talal-
tax.
Nemcsak at szavaztattak
meg a vezerek, hogy a bereket,
a szerzodest es a munkas sor-
sat teljes hatalommal a k0z-
ponti 5izottsag hatask0rebe
utaljak, hanem az alkotmanyt
is ugy cs'naltak meg, hogy a
szervezetben forradalom nelkul
a tagok urak soha mem lesznek.
A United Mine Workers Ca
banyaszck szervezete) demok-
ratikus alkotmannyal bir es
megis el tudta AIT venni a tag
sagtol Lewis car, de az aceI
munkasok szervezetet oda sem
adtak a konvencion a tagsag-
max.
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gyelmet, beszeltek Japanrol,
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A SPANYOL HABORU

vi forduiatot vett a het We
gen, mikor a lojalistak Fran
co hatvanezer emberet egy We
szedelmes haromsz0gben be-
zartak. Ha a kormany lit don
to gy6zelmet aratna, ketsegte-
len, hogy a lazadok es veliik
sz0vetsegben lev6 olaszok egy-
shamar AIT XII mem hevernek
De mem valoszinu, hogy a hA-
boru vegs6 kimenetelere Macy
hatasa lenne a dolognak.
Latszolag Olaszorszag el van
ra szanva, hogy az arul6 Fran.
cot minden aron gy6zelemhez
juttatja es a masfel eve verzi
gyenge spanyol kormany, tel.
jesen niagara hagyatva, mem
bir Mussolini hadseregevel e
navy-jevcl.
A lojalistak esetleges mosta.
nj gy6zelme inkabb csak ARA
szolgalna, hogy a veres haborut
megnyujtsak.
The Washington times., 1937-05-27

body, summoned the coroner and
begun his investigation.
Presently the prosecutor flashed
something in front Of Cropsy's
eyes.
Have you ever seen this before,
Lieutenant"
Eyes. That is scabbard for a
dagger. 1t came from Miss Shan
mons apartment. I took it from
there as evidence"
Gust where did you find it IN
the apartment"
1T was hanging from the wal" "
II ask to have this marked for
Identification and admitted as evil
dence," said Miles, and reached
for something else.
you've seen this before, Lieu
tenant?"
Eyes" said Cropsy.
please tell us what it is"
cts the dagger that belongs to
the scabbard you just showed me.
understand it is called a miseri-
corde."
Where did you first see it?"
"In a bureau drawer in Janice
Fowler's room"
Gradually the whole story came
out-the discovery of the finger
prints, Janice Fowler's statement
that she didn't know how the
weapon got into her room. Miles
questioned him long and finally
turned to Stanley Evans.
Take the witness"
Evans came up urbanely to
cross-examine.
Just a few questions, Lieuten-
ant. You have testified concerning
the appearance of the murdered
girls apartment - chairs over
turned, drawers pulled out and
spilled, closets ransacked. and so
on. Would you say that all of this
indicated a search had been
made?"
Not necessarily. 1t might have
indicated merely that the MUIR
derer wanted the police to get
that impression"
But Evans smiled serenely as
he returned to the attack. Il see.
It's pretty hard to fool the police,
isn't it?"
Sometimes it is" Cropsy
grinned. A polite litter ran
through the courtroom, and Evans
laughed like man good naturally
enjoying joke on himself.
And now, Lieutenant" Evans
resumed smoothly, "let us return
to the apartment again and talk
about that tapestry that was torn
down from the wall. We have it
here"
He produced it and handed 1t
to Cropsy.
us that the tapestry in ques-
tom"
I'm reasonably certain it is"
And did you notice its accus-
toned position on the wall?"
yes, sir"
Just how did you determine
it?"
Miles looked up curiouSly.
1T had been fastened to the
wall by means of tacks," replied
CropSy unhesitatingly. zone Of
the tacks still remained in the
wall and the others had been
ripped clean"
1T was torn, then, in one cor
ner?"
Yes"
Evans held the tapestry to view.
The tapestry itself, you see, con-
firms your very clear description. 3"
I looked once more at Miles. APP.
parently he sensed the maneuver
now, for the light of uncertainty
had gone from his eyes. They
were narrowed into thoughtful
Sits.
And now, Lieutenant" Evans
continued, will you describe the
mantel over which the tapestry
was hung? There were several or
naments on it, were there not?"
There was a clock, a vase and
a little statue, as 1 remember"
And the tapestry was above
these objectS?"
"Oh, object" said Miles spring.
ing to his feet. The questions are
irrelevant and it's imposing on
our patience to continue them"
To Be Continued
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