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Evening star., 1941-08-06
UP TO KILLgEN
WI by Kelley Roos- NSEs
by Kelley Roos

Gallienne. He had played support
ing roles with Nazimova and Ina
Claire and Blanche Yurka. He was
good, dependable, uninteresting
actor and I suppose the big names
liked him because he didn't detract
any attention from them.
Not Especially Friendly.
"Hmmm," jeff said when I fin
ished my resume. Hes been in
Chicago ali year. Carols been in
New York only six months. They
couldn't have met in New York be-
fore Green Apples"
Contrary to local opinion, New
York isn't the only place in the
world"
Carol grew up in Salt Lake City.
Philip Ashley is an Englishman. I
can't see much possibility of con-
nection between them"
had a feeling 1 was licked.
well, how do you explain his be-
havior last night over an aspirin
tablet I suppose it's coincidence!"
Probably indigestion. Have Carol
and Ashley been especially friendly
during rehearsal or vice versa?"
Friendly, but not especially. They
used to play two-handed rummy
during waits at rehearsals, that's
all. Jeff, it's too much for me.
Somebody tried to kill Carol, but
there's nobody that could want to!
Nobody ever saw her until five
weeks ago and they're all still just
mere acquaintances."
There's some one. Murder isn't
like love, it doesn't happen at first
sight"
A Bad Start.
AS if the weather had been anx-
ious to provide the proper atmos-
phere for murder, late in the after
noon the day darkened, not with
the creeping dusk of an early win
ter evening but with the quick un-
natural blackneSS of storm. Inc
sky lowered to meet the steepled
tops of skyscrapers and crushed
down past them sullenly. AT D
the snow began. Carol sat curled
I'D on the window seat now, her
face pressed against the pane
watching it.
snapped on all the lights and
built a little camel coal fire In
my miniature fireplace. In the
kitchen. as 1 threw together all
the odds and ends I could find In
the refrigerator, hummeo louo
ond determinedlv. Carol had drawn
the butterfly table up close before
the fire and we sat down and mace
a fairly brave pretense OF eating.
We walked to the theater. That
was Carols idea. I think she was
irving desperately to postpone her
arrival at the place where she mao
heen so near to death the night
before.
peterson and a mountain OF
man with round fat lace were
standing Just inside the stage door
talking to Nick.
Specific Instructions.
"No one" said Peterson, and his
voice was even sterner and more
authoritative than I had thought
II could be, mo one at all is to be
allowed inside this door tonight
other than members of the com
pany."
Nick banged the ashes out OF
his pipe. mo one to come in,' ne
said, nodding.
And no one is to leave until
the play is over, and then not un-
til I say So
mo one to leave"
There was something in Nick's
voice that made the policemen
look at him sharply. 1t wasn't
contempt, he was too docile for
that, but it was a kind Of i'll
concealed disdain.
The man mountain said gruff1y,
"You understand that?"
Nick shifted his feet to the radi-
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Judge Morris Admits
Several to Citizenship

Seeking to impress on the new
citizens their responsibilities to the
United States, Justice James w.
Morris in District Court yesterday
held naturalization court and ad-
mitted a large number to citizen
ship.
"At no time in the history of
this country has there been such
a high value and such a heavy re-
sponsibility attached to that citizen
ship" declared Justice Morris.
with the world in convulsion as to
the very things which that citizen
ship typifies, it is a serious and glori-
Gus step that those of you who will
be admitted to this citizenship are
taking. All I can say to you is that
1 pray God you will be worthy of
that citizenship. and will so demean
yourselves as to uphold those things
for which that citizenship stands. I"
Evening star., 1941-08-06

! Dresses, Fourth Floor
44-Misses' Women's s795 Dresses, SS.95-Printed
rayon crepes, rayon jerseys, pastel spun rayons.
IL to 241a. Evening rayon nets, rayon chifons,
rayon -with-rayon net Assorted colors. 1O-l6;
38-44.
25-Juniors' S10.s5 Dresses, s5.s5-Dressy and tai
lored rayon crepe prints. Assorted colors. 9-17.
25-Juniors' S595, S7.95 Dresses, S295, SS95-Tai-
lored rayon sharkskins, tr-color rayon shantungs,
striped rayon crepes. Evening rayon organdies,
rayon marquisettes. cotton dotted swisses. Few
rayon bengaline evening wraps. Assorted colors.
9-17.
Fourth Floor
2As1.s5, s2.ss Sweaters 81, S1.95-Short and
long sleeved white cottons eagle emblemed. 10-l4.
5o-s5s5 Playsuits s1.95, S3.s5-Cotton waffle
puues cotton ginghams, spun rayons. Assorted
colors. 10-l6
I2-SI25 Blue Cotton Denim Playclothes, 75c
each-Button front skirts, sailor collar MILDLY
blouses, 10-l6.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Misses Dresses

12-Misses' sl9.s5 to S2s.75 Dresses s10-1-piece
pastel rayon crepes, linens, tucked black rayon
chiffons twin print ensembles in rayon crepe with
rayon chiffon. Few dinner evening rayon nets,
rayon marquisettes. Assorted coors. 1920
7O-Misses s1975 to sSs.75 Dresses, sl5-Twin print
rayon crepe rayon chiffon ensembles 1-pece pastel
sheer rayon crepes. jacketed print rayon crepes,
black rayon chiffons, striped rayon crepes, mono
tone print rayon jerseys. Evening: cotton piques,
cotton dotted swisses print rayon chiffons, rayon
marquisettes Assorted colors. 1920.
5o-Misses s25 to s3s.75 Dresses, s1e.75-Afternoon
rayon sheers, rayon crepes, pure silk shantungs,
dinner rayon chiffons, rayon jerseys. Assorted
colors. 1920.
15-Misses' s2975 to S49.75 Dresses, s25-After-
noon rayon chiffons, lace trimmed black rayon
crepes 2-piece pure silks. Evening rayon chiffon
end-rayon lace eyelet cotton organdies. Assorted
colors. 1920.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Heads Instructors Unit

BLACKSBURG, Va, Aug. 6 R).-
r. R. Tolbert, Culpeper, unani-
mously was elected president of the
Virginia Agricultural Instructors
Association, organized here yester-
daN
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Heavy Hooked Rug Export

Tientsin, China, shipped 6O4,85O
square feet of woolen hooked rugs
to other countries in three months
of this year.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
IWoy to Relieve
| Itchy PimpIes

When your skin is irritated with
|pimples, red blotches and other skin
blemishes, and you're crazy with Itch
ing torture. here's quick relief. Get a
35c box of Peterson's Ointment at
your druggist and apply this delight
full soothing balm. Itching relieved
promptly. Smarting soothed. Your
skin looks better feels better. Also
wonderful for itching of feet, cracks
between toes. Try it.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Wonen's Dresses


12-Women's Sl3.95. s1695 Dresses. s1.95-After-
noon and semi-tailored rayon chiffons, rayon
crepes rayon shantungs, rayon jerseys. White,
maize natural. rose, blue, also few prints and
novelty treatments. 16l2-2412 and few regular
sizes.
11-Women's s16s5 to s2s.75 Dresses. s1O-Lin-
geried rayon crepes rayon chiffons rayon jerseys.
rayon crepes, printed rayon chifons, novelty trims
One -of-a kind l and 2 pc. dinner dresses. As
sorted colors 36-44 few half sizes.
5-Women's s3915 Dresses, S15-Dressr rayon
crepes black, navy. rayon crepe print redingote
effects, one purple dinner dress. Assorted colors,
36-44
6-Women's s49.75 to s59.75 Dresses. s25-Black.
navy wools button front; 18 SO, 40. Jacketed
rayon crepe prints, l6, 40; sweetheart neck print
rayon crepe, SO.
12-Larger Women's s16s5 Dresses, S7.95-One-
piece and redingotes in sheer rayon crepes, solid
and print rayon crepes; few formal and dinner
dresses. Assorted colors 4012-5012.
1s-Larger Women's S19.95 Dresses, S10-One-
piece tailored and dressy rayon crepes, rayon clif-
fcns, rayon laces rayon marquisettes. Few
redingotes. few dinner dresses. Assorted colors.
40l2-5015.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Policeman
Cited i'm


BAY CITY. Jan. 28.-Patrolman
Lee "Hoot" Gibson today awaited
criminal arraignment on a cnarg&
of larceny by conversion of $3.50
given him by three boys who found
il on the street.
Suspended pending the outcome
of the criminal charges, Gibson
was taken before Police Justice
Edwin A. Boden yesterday and
stood mute on advice of his at
torney. He furnished $1,000 bali
pending examination next Monday.
Chief Frank w. Anderson said
Gibson had been suspended until
the prosecution proceo dings were
completed. Complaint was signed
by Ray c. Dawson. operator 81 an
oil station. who lost the money
bag in Columbus avenue.
Gibson was suspended for 90
days after being caught in a whole
sale beer store on his beat two
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Bus, Street Car
Survey Ties Up
DSR Purchases

The contemplated purchase by
he DSR of from 100 % 500 new
aesr-engined coaches may be de-
lavpd II was indicated today
when Prof John 5 Morley, of the
University of Michigan. conduct
ING a surrv into The deSirahlll'N
of buses as opposed 10 street cals.
announced his report -weuld rot
he completed until April or May.
Worleg, who is supervising o
crew from the auditing firm OF
Peat. Warwick & Mitchell. said
he would make the report 10 the
DSR conmisSIo
The survey, demanded 10y Coun-
Gilman fohn Hamilton. Will cost
the DSR 4pproNlmately $4,000.
The pSR commission and Cen
cral Manager Fred A. Nolan i Is
known. had hoped to place the
order not later than April l m
order 10 assure delivery m time
Tor the SYST ms peak season next
Fail.
The COMMISSION already has al
vertSed for bids on the coaches
which will be Of the SIX and eight
cylinder. 27-paSSenger type. These
are 10 be opened m about three
weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Vote Figures
Official Returns Glue Lead
of 4,938,7II to Roosevelt
InlernalIonaI. Sow. ser,lee VIC

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S. - Of
fetal figures on the presidential
campaign were issued by South
Trimble, clerk of the House. today,
showing Pres ident Roosevelt S
popular vote margin over Re-
publican Wendell L. Willkie to be
4,93S.711.
The figures on the popular vote
for the presidency. which were
completed only yesterday by adj
dition of Willkie votes in southern
states. were: President Roosevelt
27,243, 466: Willkie, 22304, 755'
Normal Thomas, Socialist. 1851;
Roger Babson, Prohibitionist, ST.
S12: Earl BrQwder. Communist
46.25l; other candidates, SAT-.
The total vote was fixed al
49.815.312
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Teachers Union List
Given N Y Probers

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.- QNS)-
Acceding to a ruling of the Court
of Appeals, Charles J. Hendley.
president of Local 5, New York
CITY Teachers Union. turned over
membership lists of his organiza-
ton to the joint legislative COM
mittee investigating subversive
activities in public schools.
Hendley surrendered the lists,
bearing 5000 names. after the
court had ruled that he mist turn
them over to the committee or
face jail sentence for contempt.
The lists are said TO contain names
of many COMMUNIST teachers in
public schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
I'd Degree Charge
For Brother S Killer

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 2S. Beeehef
Osborne. p, of Chelsea. is held
on charge of Staying his 24-year-
old brother. Price. of Gregory
Beecher stabbed his brother be-
cause the latter was paying at
tentions to his wife, Muriel, p.
He will be charged with second
degree murder. Prosecutor George
l.. Meader said, after questioning
Mrs. Osborne and several other
persons.
THE stabbing apparently was
committed in the heat of pas
sion,n Meader said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
w ar Prediction.
Denied by Ledhy
InternatIoaal Sow. ser,Lee cabIr

VICHY. France. Jan. 2S.-In a
formal statement TO the press. Ad-
miral William Leahy. American
TO France. today en-
denounced an assertion
attributed TO him by a Belgian
newspaper that Britain will be
defeated in the present war"
The ambassador denied abSo-
lutely that he had made any such
assertion.
1.-THE report published In Bel
GUM is completely false" Leahy
stated.
My personal opinion is that
the British government can and
will prosecute the present war
To successful conclusion"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Hospital Closed by7Fiu

LANSING, Jan. 28.-The Ing
ham County Sanatorium was
closed TO visitors today because of
the prevailing FLU" epidemic. DIR.
c. J. Stringer, superintendent. an
nounced. The order will remain
in effect for at least a week. he
saaid. Officials OF Edward W.
Sparrow and 81. Lawrence Hos
pitfalls said last night they contem-
plate no such action for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Plan Party Saturday

The Upper Peninsula Social
Club will hold party next Satur-
day evening at 81. Andrews Hall
S3l East Congress street.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
For ~Pete's Sake
Three-Act Comedy
BY Junior Class

A Hsne~ae1 caznsaT. Fx PEtes
Eaka ~4A h. presented IS ene
gannw Class of Maaz paz.4k EAeh
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eEecttaE ct Miss NmlnEa PcAcock
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dazslstnrA Pete BIZ and Maxgy
tuer1zcr alEn nsk uzzxzE@c1azx cosnk
Jasmine Henry Turner. oAaEuiHe
Themselves as ssgxAn1x ir Ene haEne
ard a. tns p4ot tntckez1x ne two
daughters faN IN love w1ta Peter
ard BzA
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s4zasss - enter thx mctu-e Ehtch
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expects A local reporter turns Dr.
Accxtve ard attempts &c solve the
mystery. ard . xrhen1u< motheF
ttes &c prevent heT caxKhserx from
falling - lote bringing EaoEe angles
into q vegg complicated but eornica1
p1oE
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E&lnnEeat wtn be furnishes bx mem
kexx of thk Junior Class MArgaer1te
Galley wa Elng q soan. accompanied
- Ekss MsrEA-et Mitchell Oh the
piano A group os boys. Bill Maxi.
Z l. Scott Pred TRnner. Vernnn
Lacey. and Raymond TreE1ern ae-
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also sing
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
BETTER HOMES
For Farm And City
BY RUTH z CAIN
Fsoas For Health ana Grsush

Feeds Fer Health and Greuth
SlogEa-Te keep wel eat vel
grow foodx st home
Foods and The family food supply
has been discussed for several weeks
IL this column II Is hoped Ghk1 af
TINS time every rural family has SO
up q plan for the production En6
conservation o. Al adequate food
supply,
Below Is the summary for an ace-
qaate otet for health and 3 guide for
Iood production
FOODS which should be Included
Il the diet every oEy are IA Cook
eo green O. gsllow veEetanie-
turyaip green. cabbage. coIlardk. kAle
spinach spring beans. carrosx ruta.
eee16, yellow tuTnin ae1 Cooked
sEnan-dizh vegetAhles-beees. okrA
squash tonaEoex eggplant. corn Ca
RozGtoe-EEcez yellow best q
white eIIrfkhg. Co N1Ik for cnIidreE
and EroWn-upS fe8 Tomatoes, q
iFuAt or rxx greer or yeElox veges.
abe tor salad
Foods which should De serve<
three OF four times q week are Ca
Eggs, or cheese. OF lean mea4-beef
chicken pork. ham. fish game. dbl
5neAec peas ~ beAnz-Eugllzh peas
fae2c peaE. buftgrbeanA suy beans
lima oeAEA navy beans. kidney o.
Mexican beans. Pats and sweets
may be included II different meals
butter, seasoning and xhor1en1ns
TAT meat. lard. oils. breakfast pa
con Rrup. muaaEseA haaey. or )
sweet or dessert fer dinner
Where Gaau these foodx corne
frofnf / Vegetables-1 acre o. more
viii successive planting 70 provide
- least : o. more Vegetables at Rns
anne-S O. ; large enough % eat anc
; o. ; coming OF soun 50 as 4
furnish fresh vegetables fog every
Cay q me year. z ! &C ? cows-os
enough q other foods 20 exchanet
q sell @ buy fresh. canned Or driec
mlk 70 uoTlce ] quar- : cav 70,
each child under is years. and ]
PM q cay Tor adults > &C ben.
and puletS. wel-carec for and cuIl.
ID 70 supply eggE and chicken meal
! I acre orchard CT fruit tres
around the house. and care ard -
y vic fruits available. 5 2 hog.
aVeragtng 80 Ia hFe weight snc !
beef gezgnEng soouf 600 he On lops
6 ! acre q corn for s-1a bushels.
acre sNsrE and i-g acre Irish 10
as1oes iN 70 bushels lilo acrs
saeAr c7fk o. l-e acre sorghum fos
= gAl2ozn { acre peas an1 besns
for $3.50 lhs. l3-A IDS peanuts ans
nuts. hcney.
Save plenty q foo1 Wheu II =
90 b canning crying. brzalng. sne
storing
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
VALUATION NorTU

In ~ c-A@~c<ry Cesrz Fl g4eks~a csunts.
No stsE
THOUSAND faa . ee0a DOLLARS
% NATURAL Gas SYSTEM EEN.
ENrK HoSnS % TIE CFTT 0F
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