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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Most Famous Blonde?

QUERIES from clients QWho histors blonde
VI Allow about Lady Codva7 Q-How much does second
lieutenant In the United States Army ge7 A$2S month
But he has to buy his uniforms which around $40 each
QWha the record for the sacrifice hits made by Major
Lacquer in season. My wife and have bet on It AAw
Mister have heart will your Couldn't Frank Menkef
don't know the but I'll the record held by Wee
Willie Keller And boy must have interesting
wife My girl friend doesn't baseball but when this
ing remark thoroughbred might win the
fourth heat Of the day she said Hes but think he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

AL II A N ID Il II MEYER
gave the final answer TO the
mystery and was electrocuted
for the crime.
down there and IL must be
brought up. Whoever goes down
will take his life with him. Will
any one volunteer"
Without an instants hesita-
ton the answer came:
I'll gow
Ten min u ties later Orville
Mann, special officer Of the
Coatesvilie police department,
was slowly lowered into the
well. At 40 feet the rope slack
ened. and a sepulchral voice
arose:
There's rock and concrete
down here; lower another roper
Mann had to squat because
there was no room to stoop.
Then came the order:
Pull me upw
When he emerged the cou-
rageous officer explained that
because Of limited space they
would have to pull him up each
time before they hoisted the
stone and concrete.
Watches Ashen-Faeed
When the last slab had been
removed, Mann's free hand ex-
plored the icy water and dis
covered the nude body of Helen
Meyer. With utmost care the
pathetic burden was taken from
the well. Ashen-faced, Orville
Mann watched the battered body
until IL was placed on a
stretcher; then he collapsed.
An hour later officers were
massed outside the West Ches-
ter Jail to forestall violence,
while inside Captains Williams
unloosed a terrific grilling on
Alex Meyer. The officer de-
scribed the efforts to recover
the body in detailed horror. yet
il seemed to have no more
effect on the slayer than a radio
bedtime story.
His repeated denials Of GRIM
inal intent were uttered In a
frigid calm as icy as the water
of the well In which he had
hidden his victim.
The phone rang and Williams,
anticipating the call. answered.
Doctor MargolIes speaking"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Aboys Il an excerpt from titled "Ineriude" Hsvs
there been nterudes" life which
gotten tho kisses participant
met while vacation perhaps: Or met train boat
trip, maybef-EvD)
EOR who attended classes prep schools and three
colleges ignorance astonishing For example studied
French for three and when first Paris didn't know
enough French to order ham and for breakfast Yes
am ashamed OF myself wish here to blush
However present activity am really being educated with
the help Of kindly clients this learned
by mail how to milk and also how to brol steak At the
moment there available for what have
learned However credit ordered
and tonight at o'clock I win broi II.
My girl friend said domestic engineers Tonight, MI
During going to broi steak The domestic engineer said
steak ought to be good the sight of trying bro would
entertaining However despite the er which included my
girl friend reciing The Boy Stood by the Burning Sov
my minds made up I'm broling tonight at g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Deducs IL Was Truck

The Negro walked across the
road and stopped at the second
pole he examined.
..Hesh,s de green paint from
de body oh dat truck" and his
index finger rested on a tri-
angular cash made by the
impact.
Williams made q few meas
urements and unused:
That green mark was made
by . truck BODY, all riehtj it's
so high no passenger car could
possibly have done t."
The following day Ross
phoned Williams and relayed q
report from Sergt. A. A. Dis
cavage. in charge Of highway
patrol district substatious: one
If the serEesnt,s troopers p-as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

shadowing q man named Alex
Meyer, owner of q green-bodied
Ford truck, who was recently
released from q reformatory.
Convicted Before
The suspect had been con-
victed and served time for at
lacking two girls along a road
near Cornog two years before.
He had tried to entice the girls
into his car and when they re-
fused, shot them--the wounds,
however, were superficial.
Meyer IL the son OF
wealthy farmer" continued Ross.
Lives . little way off the Cor
nog road and he's just the kind
to do what you and I suspect
has happened TO the Meyer girl.
He's got women on the brain,
and has most of them around
his neck OF the woods 20 scared
that they're afraid to talk. The
trooper paid q night visit 10 his
garage and noticed . busted
headlight on the green truck.
III it's olay with you well take
a trip out there tonight"
The officers maintained the
greatest secrecy concerning this
latest development.
Learn of Routine
williams and Ross filtered
into the neighborhood Of the
Meyer farm 10 check on this
Grant son of well-to-do and
respected parents. They located
a tavern keeper who remem-
bered seeing Meyers green truck
the previous Thursday evening
and noticed that IL had a broken
lamp.
The officers obtained q de-
tailed description Of the youth
and of his daily routine: then
they parked along the highway
near Wayne, where Meyer Gus
tomarily passed with his milk
truck about dawn. and alter
nstely took catnaps during the
vigil.
At 6:15 q green Ford truck
came spinning along toward
them; a. II passed the tensed
officers noted a dented right
front fender and a cash high on
the body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Mingis Unnoticed

williams swung his car around
and trailed the truck at q dis
Greet distance until IL pulled UP
TO the unloading platform Of the
Wayne Creamery: the officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Search Marcus

Williams gave the old man a
mild. hurried scolding for not
reporting the matter sooner, and
with a grateful pat on the back
ushered him out TO an ante
room and told him to wait.
In matter of moments he
was detailing his new inforIna-
ton TO Corporal Ross, who
promised that his troopers would
have a look at every green truck
in the county.
Both officers were now con-
WINGED that their search was
narrowing to a focal point where
they would find the body OF
missing Helen Meyer.
Williams rushed old Crawford
TO the scene Of the incident.
Now. show me the pole, Bill"
suggested the officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
AnsUers CoIdly

Meyer shrugged his burly
shoulders and In a calm, cold
voice answered:
'T dropped . few sticks Of
dynamite down after her."
Williams turned to the group
about him
Men. Helen Meyers body r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Changes His Mind

Asst week said had owned fountain PEN cigaret
lighter or wrist watch Persuasive clients have caused me
change mind about the fountain and ciaaet lighter
but have been standing ground the wrist watch question
But today communication signed by three women
reading Dear Eddie! We wrist watch company
Please wrist watch really love w1n" So
bending elbow TO find out what time II Il VIII
know am doing what am doing for love-
ELSA MAXWELL. Society entertainer Says she:
- "stout should always black" Also:
Heavy command attention than thin
They're such preoccupied with cIothea"
tall weighs 215 pounds Frances Ring
Blanche widow Of Thomas Meighan She appeared with
Amelia Bingham In The Climbers only successful play to have
opening Miss Rings big hit In the title
George AIDES The College Widow" H. c. Dutch Hill
Owner CALIFORNIA; equine pride the 4yearold Sweepda
Mr. Hill raised this animal family pet his backyard
Horse already 100000 and will undoubtedly at least
quarter million before end Of its breeder Is said
chance OF producing winning horse when he
breeds an old horse to q young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
True Detective Story
Tiny Smudge Of Paint
Leads to Crafty Slayer

dragged the receiver off the
hook. He listened for a moment.
then frightened:
I'll be right overs Just four
words. and the captain was once
more flushed with the lure of
the hunt.
He was soon listening to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Claire Book. the auto salesman
turned detective:
"Your broken glass came from
either q 1888 Ford touring car
or Ford truck"
Delighter with the informa-
ton. Williams flashed IL imme-
diately to Ross, who contacted
the motor vehicle bureau in
Harrisburg.
Helen Meyer had vanished at
about 4 o'clock on Thursday,
Feb. IL, 1887, and over the
weekend a swarm Of sleuths
ran down every clue and tip
that turned up. also checking on
all Ford owners.
On Monday, Captain Williams
got his first break. An old
Negro. Bill Crawford, whom
Williams had occasion to favor
in the past. came to his buzzing
office and insisted on a private
audience with the "Cap'n."
Saw Truck at Bend
"Ah's known you'aIl . long
time, Cap'n, and All knows you
Is q squah shoota. But An don't
aim TO get mahself In no Jail
house n0how."
Williams appraised the old
man carefully and then nodded
in encouragement.
Las Thursday, Jus bout TO-
All come around the bend from
MOdena when down de road
bout 100 yards q big truck was
standin' on tho wrong side OBJ
de road. When de driver saw
me he done backed around Wild
dat truck and headed TO- Coates
Vile like he saw one OBJ dem silk
mill ghosts, vas sab"
The old man shook his kinky
white head seriously as he ex-
planned that the driver Of the
green Ford truck had turned so
suddenly that the rear had
struck glancing blow TO a
telegraph post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

COME preferences Best singing act have heard far
- the Andrews My favorite dancing Doyle
Dixon For ballroom dancing teams Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
s book Operatic basso enjoyed most
was Jose Robert Donat Ia the best film actor
Whatever Robert has written read and rsAd
again and tire It. Boswers Life Of johnson and Pspys
Diary pick UP repeatedly start reading anywhere and b
entertained popular song singing give Bng Crosby
Kenny Baker Hollywood could do lot with Ksmy
than appeal something similar to u
Charles Ray OF the silent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

From the highway last
travelled by the missing girl
were gathered up these shat
tered pieces Of . headlight,
later identified N having come
from . 1888 model truck.
drew up alongside and stepped
out.
I'm Ross of the highway
patrol, Meyer. 1 want 30 talk 20
you about an accident"
II didn't have any accident"
came the reply, and Meyers far
hand dropped to the side Of
the cab.
Maybe you didn't but II you
don't get your left hand back
on that wheel right quick you're
going to have one--and It'll be
your last!
"Drive TO the police station
In Coatesville--snd II you have
any moro notions, get rid of
them, because Captain Williams
IL driving right behind you with
. loaded shotgun"
The youth was hustled into
Williams office upon their ar
rival and the first question fired
at him was:
where IL Helen Moyer?"
The good looking suspect
whirled and his lips curled in
a snarl.
II never saw her!"
Breaks Into Silence
Williams settled himself COM
fortably in a chair and invited
Meyer to do likewise.
"WeTl probably be here for
quite . spell, 20 take it easy"
For 10 minutes the two sat in
silence while the detective bored
the suspect with piercing eyes.
Suddenly Williams broke the
silence:
ibid you hit her accidentally"
Meyers expression frightened
as he thought he saw Ioophole.
Eyes. that's lit was an acci-
dent-I sklddcd 10 . stop and
jumped out--but she was dead.
I was frightened ut what i had
done, accidentally.
IL picked her up and put her
In the cab but I noticed o man
down by the silk factory watch
ing me and got panic-stricken.
Instead Of going to town I
turned around and drove to
Downlngton and went off on the
CornOg road. When I came TO
the old Murphy farm I hid the
body In the we'll"
ShackIss Wrists
Wen 60 to the Murphy farm
right now and check on the
truth of your statement. Come
along" the captain ordered as
he slipped shackles on the
youths outstretched wrists.
Meyer led the captain and
his assistants across the fields
10 a spot behind the mansion
ruins where a rusty old pump
maintained a lonely vigil. A few
feet away he pointed a chunky
finger and muttered:
"Therew
The concrete we'll cover was
broken and part OF IL was
missing. williams turned on the
manacled captive.
This break 10 fresh. How did
you manage 70 break this con-
crete 2"
AnsWsrs CoIdly
Meyer shrugged his burly
shoulders and In a calm, cold
voice answered:
'T dropped . few sticks Of
dynamite down after her."
Williams turned to the group
about him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Gathering her courage, the
girl pointed m accusing finger:
That's the man, that's him."
came the voice. I've Just fin
ished the autopsy"
The captain began writing on
a desk pad and for a time the
ominous scratching of the pen
Gil was the only sound in the
room. When the grating sound
stopped, Williams said Thanks,
Doc" and whirled on Meyer.
"What time did you say this
accident occurred ?"
about 4 o'clock-I guess"
This with considerable hesita-
ton.
"And you drove directly to
the farm and disposed Of the
body? You didn't stop any
where?" -------------
Right" the youth agreed en-
phatically.
you're q liar! You had that
unfortunate girl In that beastly
clutch of yours In one of those
deserted silk mill shacks. You
threw her into the well only
after you had subjected her to
indescribable torturesw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Just tiny smudss Of smsraId paias-sut 70 Ne
police II marked . erafty siaysrs guilt as surely
as n fhe facts were embIozoned On q blIIhesrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

shadowing a man named Alex
Meyer. owner of q green-bodied
Ford truck, who was recently
released from q reformatory.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

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Hollywood snopshot
mode To be eligible for Oil
snapshot picture onyhns-peoni scenes still He
SnoPsho' judged personoGty OF ,ubie originality
eoI pieon9nes 0esion Of Judges hnol dupcoe
OF residing U
poyees OF Bowey oe their odse'na members Of their
fome, NO ENTRIES RETURNED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY SELF
ADDRESSED AND STAMPED ENVELOPE Contest
and muniepoi reevlotons.
4 eoeh week Of 900 tnloreemens for
,ho week Contest Oc' l. 1oAI 70 eligible
WI
Evening star., 1941-10-12

! Forfare 70,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Reuther Urges
Auto

One-model auto production by
every plant and a pooling OF
production facilities in the auto
industry for defense purposes was
urged today by Victor Reuther,
assistant co-ordinator of defense
employment, in a proposal 10 the
OPM. NY
He declare d il absolutely
stupid for auto firms 10 waste
production facilities by producing
many different models" II each
company would standardiZe on a
single model. other plants and
equipments could be making war
supplies, he said.
Eventually the auto manufac-
turers will be forced TO do this by
the government, Reuther said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

Chicago physician, will speak
Monday before the Wayne
County Medical Society.
Song writer Seymour Simon:
has several new songs about ready
for publication.
Early English parchments dating
back 10 the time of Queen Eliza
beth are part of collection do
mated 10 Albion College by William
r. LongStreet of Saginaw.
Pvt. Fred J. O'Donnell Jr.,
son of +. J. O'Donnell of the
Detroit Trust Company, just has
been transferred 10 Fort Lewis,
Washington.
Riding his daughters pony,
Clyde w. Johnson was thrown TO
the ground and injured his leg.
Fellow employees at the Murray
have nicknamed John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY SSoOJ

son tom Mix" and the Lone
Ranger"
Automobile salesman Thomas
J. Hart. whose pretty wife is
active in the Red Cross. frown-
Ing as he examines a personal
tax bill at City Hall.
Chemist Richard f.. Moore
spends his spare time weaving
rag rugs.
DR. and Mrs. Harold b. Fenecf
leaving for the American Medica
Association convention in Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

The West Side Local No. ia
of UAW-CIO has signed a con.
tract with nine jobbing foundries
in Detroit, IL was announced To-
day by Michael J. Manning. preSi-
dent of the local. The contract,
called the first TO be signed on a
basis, establishes mini
mum wages. vacation bonuses,
wage increases and seniority and
hour provisions, Manning said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

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women to relieve monthly
cramps. Follow label direc-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

III hadn't collected from
Herb and won from John 1
would have been broke" says
young Bob.
He cot the increase.
Parents who have sons with
the armed forces in Iceland need
not worry about their health and
safety, says Mrs. Samuel Berk.
whose boy, Arthur j., is a Ma
rine Corps officer.
in a letter 10 his mother.
Lieutenant Berk says the troops
have the best of equipment and
there is a surprisingly small
amount Of illness. He formerly
attended Wayne University.
Stockbroker Don Rabbit read
ing a letter from Robert ST. John,
New York newspaperman. who'll
soon leave for London as a radio
~. fo-.xI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
People You Know
r r X X
I3-YeerOId Bob freeman Kicks at High Costs
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

AS proof that he requires an
increase In his 60 cents weekly
allowance. 13Ayear-old Bob Free
man OF Fitzgerald School submit
ted the following financial state
ment 10 his father:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

DIR. Ernest E. Lyons. famed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-21

to see YOU" What's the matter
with YOU. anyway, he was thinking
pompouslv. Women don't respond
with disdain to the romantic over-
lures of Taylor Cromwell, Jr.
Fear clutched her. The check
was there" she stammered anx-
iously.
Tate giggled. Lord, no! We've
got your dough all right. l thought
YOU might come in just to visit
me- With less levity he assured
her, Quite a few girls come in to
see me-
Ylena looked at his handsome,
~Conccited face. then said in a dry
voice. of that l have no doubt.
But it so happens that I've been
very busy, Its no small task to do
over even a dollhouse like this
one"
Idly Tate asked: "Why are you
doing it over"
Surely" she told him with
hooking good nature, you knew 1t
vas pretty bad when you sold it
to me"
He gave an embarrassed e%jacula-
ton, but protected himself. Not at
that price"
Yes, l know. Rock bottom." The
girl aped his voice eXpertly, then
comforted sardonically. Don't be
too ashamed. I'm not cheated. This
little coop has possibilities that a
man wouldn't be able to see"
Young Cromwell looked at her
with admiration. us 1t possible
that you're smart as we'll as beau
tiful?" He persisted, In bet
you're the most beautiful girl be-
tween New York and Hollywood"
Surely" she jeered, you e
in all the world
20, h" he said ~agreeably. In
! all the world" He leaned nearer.
Yes, sir! In nothing o glamor-
OllS than those farmer overalls,
that Bingham shirt and Mexican
sombrero you're still gorgeous" He
made q sudden stop in his Grafton.
to ask sharply: why do you
SMILE"
Because you work so hard to
impress the wrong person." Indus
triously she resumed nor digging.
He assured her lazily, You're
not the wrong person. You will
find that out most any day now"
He rolled Y on hts stomach
fun length in the grass. Hot sun,
sitting through a fig tree. touched
his dark hair with shades OF blue
steel and heightened his tanned col
oring. Bees hummed YEARLY and
the scent of garden flowers baked
in the air. Tate turned and looked
over his shoulder at the girl. do
you know a chap named Percy
O Neil?" he asked bluntly. After a
moment of pondering. Ylena shook
her head. He knows YOU" Tate
informed her.
"Perhaps.' She pulled some dead
caves from a plant.
The young mar watched her face
closely. Or rather he said he knt"
Theodore Vincent"
TO BE CputioD'-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-21
il whom she had 50 much

.~.,aroer in whom she had so much
,,,.s,
So leaned on the window look
NOV. a~rn,aIng. somehow. than it
Mad l,,4 mat morning, ana she
Mad rkedI. even then. Nov she felt
sure Of is welcome. She looked UP
ut the stars hot and glowing and
very close. Yes. she thought 10 her
self, this is my home.
The following morning she Sc
lected a few Imperl'Iycly neees-
sarv pieces of furniture, then pro
coded them on a little humQy III
,erurban a to her small ranch.
Undaunted by its cleg.ac empti-
ness, she walked through that four
roomed sanctuary. making mental
n~,c-ures Of the way she eventually
,youIJ have i for her ll.t,e girl.
Later she walked in her flower
gardens. ate Az enormous bunch of
WhJte. see4.rss grapes from her
arbor cut a bouquet OF pale. sum
uer-col5r,d roses. inspected with
hurstjng rr..e her acres Of citrus
trees an aaFa thanks in her heart.
With Z ca0rtr letter opener
Tate Cr8mWe.! was piercing de
signs 81 ms desk blotter. "Oh,
Percy. y5a ALWAYS know everything
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-21
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
Council Members
at Kick off TomorroS Y
PLANS ARE COMPLETE to-

PLANS ARE COMPLETE TO-
day for the kickoff dessert
luncheon for workers In the Girl
Scout drive. The Girl Scout
council will entertain the work
ers tomorrow afternoon at 1850
o'clock ut the home Of the COM
missioner. Mrs. Paul w. Mckee,
20 Lodewyck avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Malbin, chairman
of the drive will give instruc-
tons to the workers. Mrs. Nc
Kee will talk on Girl Scouting
in This Democracy" followed BY
Mrs. Herbert Irish, director, who
will talk on the activities Of the
local Girl Scouts.
Mrs. Sydney Tinker will In
troduce the speakers.
Presiding at the table will be
Mrs. e. r. Nunneley and Mrs.
Perry Irish, devoted workers In
the cause Of Girl Scouting in
Mount Clemens. Assisting will
be Mrs. Curtis Tyson, Mrs. p. d.
McWethy5 Mrs. Francis G. Ull-
rich and MRS. Douglas Ball. III
council members.
Additions TO the list Of drive
workers have been announced