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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-08

. didn't get around to saying so
.. nay b" .ust 4 report-but APP
..s..@ authentic Information has it
.' IUI.ngtou will vote for Pete
......v tGr Secretary OF State: which
...sJti in that Zeb is known as
.' ..p8t the foremost Dry in North
c.. -y. while Murphy has always
.... re most out>poken and pers,S-
,.. .pa.urat Of prohibition and all
BIT. re veteran political figures.
......r. uud neither has ever been
,v.ud. even by his most bitter
,...... e. any lack of sincerity.
-a.e. may account for their holding
...'... admiration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-08

....>". May "a fellowship in
.2r"AGmy Department OF the
.-.'s..ty OF Nebraska has beer
-....t,c - Harold F. Robinson OF
'.'..a 1 IN Mitchell County, grad
..."ut at State College, Dean
S..auD Of the School OF Agrl-
ND. uGuounced today.
..a.ou. who has worked out all
.au.os during his college ca
adgatcd from State College
.rr with q B. S. degree IN
....' v.as and plant breeding. Since
OIL. ." aos been working on COL
.arasch fellowship and Will re-
.' his masters degree at the sum-
e.. -c.s.on.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-08
>ILT= CONDEMNS 1905
BAGS OF FERTILIZER

a,..EeE. May c.-tAP)-State de-
..-ut Of agriculture inspectors
..a."rod i.2O5 bags of fertilizer
,.& ..dcrcd corrections during the
~.G Week Of inspections. D. S.
...-uHc. assistant to the agriculture
Missioner. said today.
i ..tal Of l.lGO tons of fertilizer
eaccGed ror correct weight dur
... .... eek. with l20 tons reported
-... ~ II per cent Il ton, Coltrane
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-08

...y .. In" reason our language is
''a Tho ntother tongue is because
...., cots @ few chances 1T home
=. . g. I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-08

...rJn T-b burlington. l:"dell
House ay"5or. Was here Tuesday,
..- .g.,5 20 prefer 20 chucEile over
..wu.s rabbit hunting in the
...v" bill of The 1899 General As
...... t@an 20 t1l,i about his own
r....-u for recollection or the mix
,o-.- Governors race.
L.o led The House members and
-. pope. men to believe he intend
,a e. INTRODUCES an important state
...- ail probably with reference 70
g., ...t..H Or 4 statewide referen-
o... ..>t spring: but when the time
.... .g cent up a measure to per
..' aun.ln4 OF rabbits IN the sonW
sd. '..irli county"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Rudolf Serkin. Pianist,
Will Play on Thursday

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. Rudolf
Serkin, OF Russian parentage. who
was born and brought up in Gee
chosloyakia. will make his second
appearance in Ann Arbor Thursday
evening. in the Choral Union Con
cert Series in Hill Auditorium. Mr..
Serkin, still in his early thirties,
began playing creditably when he
was only four years old. His par
ents, however. wisely RETAINED
from a prodigy career, and instead
placed him under the direction OF
distinguished musical conductors.
At the age Of - ne made his de-
but with the Vienna symphony
Orchestra. where his success was
outstanding His parents again
refrained from beginning his pub
lie career, and once more provided
for a continuation OF his studies.
Later, when he finally inaugurated
his career, he quickly became estab-
lished IS an outstanding performer.
He concertized in France England,
Switzerland Italy and Austria
He was first heard in America
six years ago. Three years ago he
made a sensational appearance
The Ann Arbor May Festival. Now
he comes 10 the University city tor
a full concert
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Rites to be Wednesday
For George KIager, 86

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. 5-Fu'
neral services will be conducted
Wednesday afternoon at ? O'Clock
in the Muehlig Chapel for George
Klager, Sc. who passed away at
his home. 2S7S Packard Rd., Pitts
field Township, Sunday. Rev {. II.
Wittbracht, Saline. will oiiciatc
with burial in Forest Hill Gene
terry.
Mr.. Klager was born IN Germany,
July 16. 1854, and came TO the
United States in 1867. His mar
riage to Miss Mary NJ Nietham.
mer. Scio Township. took place in
1851. She passed away in 1910.
Surviving are three sons; Albert,
Scio, Benjamin, Bay City. and Fred,
Dexter: five daughters, Minnie and
Anna, at home. Clare, Pontiac, and
Mrs. ]. V Randall. Scottsville, Ms.
Richard Dodes, Ionia: two sisters,
Mrs. Charles Gierman. Sunfield.
and Mrs. Ernest Radsack, Iona;
and seven grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Grant Cummings, q,
and Ethel NJ. Stockdale. 10, both
of Ann Arbor.
Frank E. Lasky, 26, Ypsilanti;
Raeola J. Wise. p, Clinton.
James A. Former, 90, and Cecilia
Prendergast %, both OF Ann
Arbor.
Edward Wetter, 81, Ann Arbor;
Halina Alice Kornat, 81. Dearborn.
John Justin Kagay, 80. and ElI-
abeth Herbert Wardwell, SO, both
of Ann Arbor.
Irving Sperling, 35. and Ida May
Dalitz. 80, both of Ann Arbor.
William Theodore Koernke, IS.
and Juanite Collins Shilling, IS,
both OF Ann Arbor.
John Albert Fauser. 90, Chelsea;
Marilyn June Glenn. 10. Pinckney.
Coleman Wright, 81, and Agnes
Armlin, 20. both of Ann Arbor.
Esmcnd G.. Belts, 81. and Muriel
NJ. Cloakey, is, both of Ann Ar
Dor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
In Circuit Court

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. Judge
George W. Sample Monday dismiss
ed the suit OF the Committee on
Academic Justice who petitioned
for a court order to require the
local Masonic Temple board TO turn
over their hall for a hearing on the
case of the hve University of Michi-
gan students who were forbidden
by the University to return 70
classes this fall Judge Sample
said there is no cause for action, as
the Temple board maintains they
did not understand for what use
the hall was 10 be put when they
rented il for the assembly. The
students were not allowed 10 matr.-
culate because OF their "undesir-
able activities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
On STAGE
and
SCREEN

Hollywood, Nov. Sup From
more than 500 pictures the cameras
of Hollywood have ground out in
the last year, Jerry Wald and Rich
ard MacCauley, veteran scenar-
lists, today picked the best written
in their new book. the best mo-
ton pictures of 1890
The selections are:
Goodbye Mr.. Chips" the best
drama;
"Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,
the best comedy drama;
"Ninotchka. best comedy.
"Destry Rides Again" best ac-
ton picture;
Bachelor Mother" best farce;
"Rebecca," best tragedy;
Or Ehrlich's Magic Bullet" best
biographical film.
Harold Lloyd revealed today his
famous horn trimmed spectacles
(which never had any lenses) have
been struggled out of the lnterna-
tional Motion Picture Exposition
at the Hague in the Netherlands
and returned to him.
The rims We're given to the mu-
scum when the actor toured Hol-
land in 1888 After the Nazis took
over the Netherlands, a man whose
identity Lloyd did not disclose
smuggled the rims out OF the mu-
scum and mailed them to Holly
wood with the note:
81 know you will appreciate hav-
ing them in your country rather
than here under present circum-
stances"
Arthur Wimperis. noted British
scenarist who was one Of the 4G
survivors Of the torpedoed refugee
ship City OF Benares, arrived in
Hollywood today.
Wimperis was rescued by a
British warship and returned to
England where he boarded a
freighter. and arrived in America
safely on his second attempt
He goes to work for Alexander
studios on the script Of the pic
ture New Wine" based on the
life OF Franz Schubert Wimperis
wrote the scripts for Drums,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Parents Entertained BY Boy
Scouts, Ceremony Conducted

Over 100 Scouts and their par
ents of Troop l enjoyed the first
annual Parents Night program in
Starkweather Hall Monday evening.
Parents were received on the
first floor by a reception committee
headed by Roger Smith. At 7:15 as
sembly sounded and parents wit
messed the opening OF a regular
troop meeting. The pledge OF al
legiance to the flag. Scout oath and
laws were given. William Worth
discussed loyalty, one of the Scout
laws.
a tenderfoot investiture cere-
mony was conducted with Prof. VIII
liam Wilcox. Of the troop committee,
giving out cards and pins. Tender
foots were James Rynearson, Rob
ert Rau, Keith Woodward John
Harold, Jerry Gooding, Mehran
Thomson. Jr., Bruce Poster and
James Bell.
Songs were led by Frank White
house, Jr., and then all went to the
auditorium for demonstrations by
the Scouts. The Beaver patrol gave
first aid; Wolverine, camping and
bugling; Tiger, hiking and signal
ing; Eagle, safety; and Tenderioot
group. knots.
Then each patrol presented a
stunt. The Wolverines had a me-
chanical man, Oscar; the Beaver,
quiz program; Eagle, skit EMIT
led, United BY Love or the Light
house Keepers Daughter: and the
Tiger. Campaign Static"
Scout Executive Walter MacPeek
spoke on the Scouting program and
Scoutmaster Duane Chamberlain on
the program in Troop /.
A sound motion picture, Scout
ing Trails" was enjoyed and the
meeting closed with the Scoutmas-
ter's benediction and taps.
Throughout the rooms a number
of displays were shown.
All members of the troop commit.
tee including Hermann Keller. ST.
chairman. Prof. William Wilcox
DR.. Harry Smith, Earl Campbell
and Leonard Menzi, were present.
Ben Vanden Belt. Jr.. was general
chairman. Others assisting aim were
Noel Campbell in charge OF the
picture; James Chapman, display
chairman, Hans Jens, cleanup; and
Hermann Keller, Jr., chairman Of
first aid.
Supper Enjoyed
The meeting of Troop II wa:
opened with supper sponsored by
the losing patrol in the recent inter
patrol contest. and prepared by
Mrs. P. V. Tower. Nineteen Scout:
enjoyed the meal.
The Scout meeting was begun
with the display Of eolors FOLLOWED
by a review OF last weeks actiyi
ties in connection with the tract
meet. A review of the troop advance
ment program was made and yari
Gus members we're urged TO worl
more.
A tentative date was set for Sat
urday for work party in the trool
room. The boys will try to complet
the Job OF insulating the trooI
quarters.
TIE meeting was closed will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Several Ann Arbor Girls
Married Over Week End

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov 5-Sev-
eral Ann Arbor girls were married
in pretty ceremonies over the week
end.
Pearson.Ervln
Miss Mary Elizabeth Erwin and
James Arthur Pearson Jr, Gin
cinuau who were married Satur-
day afternoon in the First Congre-
gational Church, plan 70 make their
home in Cincinnati.
Miss Elizabeth Keyworth, Gard.
ner. Mass. was maid OF honor and
bridesmaids were Miss Barbara
Heath. Mrs r. G. Miller. Ann Ar
Dor. Miss Eunice Gregory. Bridge
port, Conn. and Ruth Mccormick,
Muncie. Ind.
Nathan Pearson was his brothers
best man.
Hole-Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hole plan
to make their home at 724 Miller
Ave. following a short trip. Mrs.
Hole was formerly Elizabeth Reed.
Platt Rd. and the ceremony took
place in the First Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hill. Bloomfield
Hills, was matron OF honor and
bridesmaids were Mary Frey,
Washtenaw Rd, Ellen Cuthbert.
Plat Rd Frances Roseboom, Nc
Kinley Ave, and LA Waggoner,
Brookwood Ave.
Bruce Hole. brother OF the groom.
was his best man.
Notwithstanding
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koernke,
who were married Saturday in the
Salvation Army citadel, plan TO
make their home on Fulmer St.
Mrs. Koernke was formerly Miss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06

-Four Feathers" and The Private
Life OF Henry VIII"
Gov. John E. Miles OF New Mex
leo notified Warner Brothers stud
10 today that he has proclaimed
Dec. 1915 as santa Fe Trails
Days" throughout the state be-
cause the City of Santa Fe has
been given the latest of Holly
woods junketing premieres.
Santa Fe was chosen for the
premiere of the picture Santa Fe
Trail" over the bids Of Ration,
n. NJ; independence, Mo; Tope-
ka, Kans.; Fort Lsavenworth. Kas. :;
all on the Santa Fe Trails, and
Harper's Ferry, w. Va, where
much of the story occurs.
Stars Enrol Flynn and Olivia de
Havilland will be among me Holly
wood notables going to Santa Fe
for the showing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Last Rites Today For
Otto F. Malcolm, So

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. LAST
rites were TO be conducted this az
ternoon in the Dolph Funeral Cha.
pei for Otto F. Malcolm, 3d. who
passed away sunday Rev Leon
ard A. Parr was to ofiiciate with
burial in Forest Hill Cemetery
Mr.. Malcolm had resided in Ann
Arbor for the past "A years
He is survived by his wife, Laura,
three children. Edith. Millard and
Robert. all at home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06

singing OF the Scout songs and the
Scoutmaster's benedictlon.
Tells Of Firearms
Edmund Terrall, member OF the
National Rifle Association, assisted
Boy SCOTS of Troop I Monday eve
ming who were working on their
safety merit badges. The correct
use OF fire arms was illustrated.
The boys evaluated their part In
the Halloween party and the recent
court of honor in which the Wood
ruff troop received the greatest
number of awards. 1t was announced
that the troop membership is now
SO and in a short time two tender
foot Scouts will be received, bring
ing the total to the largest in the
Council.
Plans were made for parents
night Nov. IS. There will be an in
duction ceremony for the new ten
derfoots and a dinner with the par
ents as guests.
The remainder of the time was
spent in advancement with the as
sistant Scoutmasters in charge. The
evening closed with games in the
gymnasium under the direction OF
Assistant Scoutmaster Thomas
Cuozzo.
To Dsmantle Schooner
Plans for dismantling the schoon
er "Legionnaire" on Sunday, Nov
II, were made at the regular Sea
Scout meeting Monday evening al
the American Legion home. The
BOAT will not be taken out - t'o
water yet. but the rigging will be
stored away.
There were II boys present and
most OF the meeting was spent II
working on lesson requirements. :
short rifle drill was held.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
PLACED ON PROBATION

Flint. Nov 5-AP-E Elmer Bah
cock, 81, former Marquette po-
liceman now residing here. was
placed on two years probation af-
ter pleading guilty Monday in cir
cult court to attempted arson. He
admitted dropping a burning rag
into a room OF the home OF Mrs
Nett'e Powers after an argument
with her. Furnishings were dam
aged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
BOY SLAYER SENTENCED

Tawas City, Nov. 5-Judge Her
man Dehnke, Harrisyille. Monday
sentenced Mrs. Winifred Mosher to
from IA to Is years in the De-
troit House OF Correction for the
killing of ten-year-old Bobby Ken
yon. The 34-year-old mother was
convicted OF manslaughter Oct. IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Ann Arbor Neuls

Juanita Shilling. The couple were
attended by Mrs. Arthur Treylthick,
matron OF honor, and her sister,
Miss Shirley Shilling. as brides
maid. The bridegroom attend
ants were John Salerno, Npsilanti,
and William Morse, Ann ArbOr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
ElRE IN COAL COMPANY

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. Sire
which broke out at the Cornweil
Coal Co. here about 11:45 Monday
night caused considerable property
damage before it could be control
led in the early hours OF this morn
ing An estimate of the loss is be-
ing made today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
POLL CROWDED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 5-Lines
had formed at all the polls here
before they opened at I O'Clock this
morning, and by 10 a. m. over 500
votes had been cast in first ward
A constant line extending for sew
.eral feet along the sidewalk was
to be found in front OF the second
ward polls during the morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
INJURIES PROVE FATAL

Alpena. Nov 5-AP-Miss Fran.
ces Mcmillan, 10, Hillman, died
Monday Of injuries received We'd
nesday when the automobile she
was driving skidded from the road
and struck a tree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Bay City, Nov. WESTMINSTER
Pre- W ian Church here will
cello nate its seventy-flfth ami
yersary this week with special SER
vices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06

singing OF the Scout songs and the
Scoutmaster's benedictlon.
Tells OF Firearms
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Vybuch " olejne studni zahu-
bill ctyri muze.

Pr vybuchu, ktery Sc udal v
olejne studni ma zapad cd mes
ia Centralia, ILL.,, kdyz vznal Sc
unikajfcf plyn, ktery obycejne
sc vyskytuje v tax zvanych
"kapsach" olejnych studni, by
Ii zabiti ctyri muzi a ctyri po-
paleni. Mrtvf jsou: John Smith
19lety, a Dave Hardin, oba z
Hominy, Okla, a Charles I'm
derwood, 54lety, z Drum
wright, Okla, a D. E. Bevan z
Tulsa, Okla. Studna byla vr-
tana a temer jiz 1plne dohoto-
vena ma zadnfm dvore domu,
kde bydlely tri rodiny. Tyto
byly ohrozeny plameny vysleh-
nuvsfmi re studny. Nikdo ne
prisel k 1razu. Nestest1 bylo to
nejvetsi Cd objeven1 olejnych
zrfdel tonic okoli pred trent
roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

ably dovedly nakladati S pene-
ri opravdu rozvazne. Priroze-
ne, re delajl chyby. Mast jedi
nou 1techou must byti dGvera,
re sc temito chybami uc1. Jsou
mezi mimi jednotlivci, ktef1 "a
stanou marnotratn1ky pc cely
zivot, ale vetsina z Mich dopra-
cuje Sc stadia, kdy dostanou
roZum.
TAX jake We vsem ostatnfm,
tax i zde je dobre zapocfti S
malym kapesnym. Je lepe, do
pustf-li Sc deti chyb malych
neil hned velkych. Castka,
povolovana Jim pravidelne ma
osobnf 1tratu ,mdze byti po-
stupne zvysovana, Poole toho,
jak stoupa jejich plat a jake
jsou peneznf pomery v rodine.
Hlavnfm pr tom je, abyste de-
tt p~Tesvedcili, re jim dGvefu-
jete. Musfte ovsem poukazati
ma chyby, jichz Sc dopustily, a
lie nesm1te pri tom zapomlnat,
re jim mus1te soucasne dat i
povzbuzen1. Neuslys1-li Cd vas
mic neil ostrou kritiku, presta-
nou Sc vas pc case plat ma ra-
du a nebudou ami naslouchati
tomu, co Jim r1kate. Deti mu-
81 vedet, re 81 O mich neco my
site. Deti must c1tit, re .jsou
jake jine americke deti, Sc KITE
jejich rodice vypracovali
definitivni plan, Poole nehoz
mali deti pravo ma urcity IT,
dennf pr1jem. Nektere deti
pocnou dostavati cd rodic1
pravidelnou tydenn1 castku jiz
cd jejich sesteho nebo sedme-
no roku. Timto zp1sobem ma
uci Sc nakladati S pencil ro-
zumne.
Jsou rodice, ktefi nemohou
jaksi pochopiti, re jejich deti
nejsou uz v pravde detmi, a re
proto mali pravo ma svdj ma
zor, pokud Sc tyce urcitych "a
lezitostf rodiny. V rodinach,
kde 81 to rodice pine uvedoml
a zachazeji proto s dosplvajl-
cfmi syny a dcerami jake S do
spelymi lidmi, je vysledek vel
mi uspokoiujfcl. Deti, ktere
Sc budou moci povazovati "a
rovnocenne cleny rodiny, bu-
dou sc snaziti S vami koopero-
vati. Zeptate Sc nekdy ma ma
zor svych d6t1, kdyz S mimi pro
pirate tyto problemy? Jejich
nazory nebudou vzdy spravne,
ale vedomf, re je i pres to be
rete v 1vahu, vzbudi u Mich
hlubsi 1ctu k yam, jejich rodi-
Cum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Popraven.

Rev. Walter Dworecki, 40
lety polsky evangelista, popra-
ven byl v statnf ~trestnici v
trestnici v Trenton, N. J. kdyz
jeho zadost O zmenu trestu by
la zamftnuta. Jmenoval Sc
vlastne prvnfm jmenem VIA
dyslaw, avsak v anglickem ja-
zyce uzfval jmena Walter.
Dworecki byl prvn1m du-
chovnfm, ktery byl cd roku
1907 popraven We statu New
Jersey. Ma smrt byl poslan "a
to, re najmul vraha, ably od-
pravil jeho 18letou dceru Wan
du, tax ably mohl "a jej1 zivot
skolektovati cd $4,000 do
$4,000. Spiknutf Sc vsak pro-
zradilo, vrah byl zatcen a pro-
zradil pax, KIDD no zjednal.
Vrahem byl polsky mlad1k
Piotr Szewczuk, nyn1 21lety
ktery byl pomahacem v cirku.
Dworecki mu "a to slibil 500,
avsak We skutecnosti mt vypla-
til SO cent?. Vrah vyzval div
ku k nocnimu dostavenicku,
dial il darem RUIZ a pax il Ear
dousil. V dobe, kdy tento zlo-
Gin chladnokrevne spachal,ne-
byl jeste ami plnolety. Pfell-
cent S MIN Dude teprve Zahaje-
no.
Pred popravou jake posled-
nj jidlo 81 Dworecki vyzadal pc
Gene kure, smazene brambory
pc francouzsku, hrasek, hlav-
kovy a rajcatovy salat, zmrz-
linu a dort. Pote vykouril po-
sledni doutn1k.
Do popravn1 komory k elek-
trickemu kreslu ub1ral Sc Dwo-
recki klidne jsa doprovazen
kaplanem. ZrakGm 55 svedkG
popravy zdal Sc odsouzenec u
pine klidny. Jeho tvrdy obi
cej byl vazny, oci mel capable
a kdyz byl posazovan do elek-
tricke, mumlal pri tom slova
mobility. Ia nekolik minut
pote byl uz prohlasen "a mrt-
veho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Trilete dsvcatko zmizelo.

Vice nez 800 muzI profile
davalo puste krajiny v okresu
Fulton, ably nasli tfiletou Hele-
nu Louise Chenowethovou, kite
ra ztratila Sc re zahadnych
okolnostl re sveho domova u
Breeds.
William Long, II let starry
bratranec devcatka, pochazej1-
CT z Davenport, Ia, ktery byd-
iii ma Chenowethove farme, byl
dopraven do okresn1ho vezenl,
ably tam byl podroben vysle-
chu. serif pravil, re nenf zav-
rem, nybrz pouze zadrzen do
kud Sc nevyjasnf jiste veci. Byl
posledni osobou, ktera videla
zmizele devcatko.
Helenina matka odesla z
domova ma ~navstevu sousedky
a zanechala placici dcerku
ma prahu domova, protoze j
nechtela witt sebou. Long
pravil, re videl devcatko placl-
CT ma prahu, a Ia chv1li odtud
zmiZelo.
Emmer Chenoweth, jeho re
ma a uTednici okresu Fulton
dosud marne snazi Sc vysvetli-
ii zmizeni a nalezeni tr1lete
dcerusky manzel1 Chenowe-
thovych. Byla nalezena v po-
Ii, tri ctvrti mile cd sveho do
nova.
Decko bylo este, nasycene a
suche, ackoli odpoledne PRISE
10. Prave tax zahadnym .ie,
.jak Sc decko dostalo ma pole.
Kdyz byla dfvenka pohresena,
jeff otec a 40 muzu prohleda-
vail pole. PAX bylo p%rohleda-
no jeste trikrate. Mysll Sc, re
decko bylo nekde v pffstfesi,
protoze v nemocnici nebyly
zjisteny symphony, jez Sc byly
jiste objevily, kdyby decko by
10 byvalo vydano chladnosti
pocas1.