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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Officer Wounds
His Boyhood Pal

SAGINAW. Sept 10 Irving
Reid rs was near death here
today. victim OF a bullet fired by
a policeman who was once his
boyhood friend and 10 whom he
furnished a nickel 10 phone ~
an ambulance after the shooting.
The officer is Pauolman Vance
Webber. Who was posted in the
poolroom n Peter Legalo as Reid
and a man Identified as Thomas
LeCalo. -. nephew NJ the pool
room owner. forced their way into
the place ~ steal Up book infor-
nation 10 help TcCoup gambling
losses
Webber fired several shots. one
n which struck REID in he aD-
domen The other man. later found
sleeping m 2 barn a Bridgeport
escaped as Wchber fired a. him
down The street
When Wcbbcr sought 4 nickel
from a paS>cr-hy m phone for an
ambulance. the wounded Red
called
Here's nickel. Vance"
Reid condition was reported as
poor TODAY Ar $ NaryS Hos
ptal whore tho bullet was re-
moved 4 blood TRANSMISSION was
necessary after the operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
0PM Official Hints
OF Cut in Newsprint

ANNARBOR, Sept 10 Al
though no immediate cut IN news
print consumption . contemplated
there IS threat that future use
may he reduced. Norbert A. Nc
Kenns. OPM official. warned to-
daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

smooth rayon crepes for campus special wooens
~ooeus for "don't-dre"" dates. Sizes IS
JUNIOR MIss-FlRsT BAsEMENT-sEeTIoNs E.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
HATS FOR SCHOOL GIRLS B9c

SALE! Darling new styles as we'll as
your year after year favorites! Pert
little bonnets 20 perch on your ourls
jsunty berets. cute Scotties Gay oolors.
Pictured is navy Scottie. Millinery,
First Basement, Section z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
FIRST APPEAL TO 4. s.

The Vichy government action
aroused considerable interest in
official quarters in Washington. II
represents one OF the few occa-
sions since the signing of the
armistice with Germany that
France has felt herself IN posi-
ton 10 seek American assistance
on major issue affecting the
preservation OF French territory.
Assigning of the Franco-JapaneSe
agreement last July concerning
French lndo-Chna came As a Sc
we're blow 10 this government.
Under the terms Of that agree
ment. japanese armed forces oc-
cupied French lndo-Chlna n d
placed Themselves within striking
distance Of Malaga. the British
and Dutch East Indies and the
Philippines.
The consequences of the agree
ment are regarded IN American
.rterS as having precipi,ated
acute crisis tina, developed in
the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Vichy Asks US.
Help TO Regain

BY KINGSBURY SMITH

WASHINGTON. Sept 10
France, il was learned in respon-
sible quarters today, wants the
United States 10 try 10 get Japan
10 withdraw from French Indo-
China AS part Of any general set
Element in the Pacific
Vichy has taken up the matter
with the United States through
diplomatic channels.
French Ambassador CASTOR
Henry Haye has expressed 10 Sec
rotary of State Cordell Hull the
hope that Frances position in
Indo-C China will be borne IN mind
in any general far eastern settle
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Olympic Margin
Now 3 Games

Olympic leads the Women's
Major League by eight games to-
day after last nights p and 255S
to 2409 victory over Kinney on
the home alleys. Eckhardt &
Becker remained one game 10 the
good over Altoona in the struggle
for second. Enterprise stayed
fifth by taking two from Rainbow
1852 10 2433.
Altoona took three from Twenty
Grand 2447 TO 22S0 and remained
one game out of second. Palace
did the same 10 Chene-Trombly,
2473 to OBS. Eckhardt & Becker
shut out West Detroit. 1924 to
pos. Schmidt had two from Del
mar. 2510 10 1890.
Agnes EckSrom. Enterprise,
was best for the night with 212-
266 in 593. but her chance for a
possible record was eft down when
she had a 1l5 middle. Stella
Hartrick Of Olympic rolled 2l6 in
in 5S5. Betty Chapman had 2l7
in So Genevieve Colando. En-
terpriSe, put up 54s, and Irene
Schlusler helped Olympic with 537.
The last official averages show
Mrs. Chapman leading the field
with 1S025 for 81 games. Ger
trude SchuSter has 1888 and Mrs.
Hartrick 1863 Peggy Lindberg
is fourth with 17414. Marion Cor
man, fifth. with 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Deaf TeamsBow|
In Chicago

Thirteen Detroit teams are
among the 6S which viii roll in
the eighth annual tournament OF
the Great Lakes Bowling ASSo-
citation at the Arena in Chicago
Saturday. Doubles and singles
competition is carded Sunday.
Heading the Detroit delegation
which will be accompanied by $50
boosters, viii be Fred Zeiler's
d. A. .. No. 1. ON the same squad
will be Louis LivingSton'S No. :.
Ivor Fridays No 3 Al Goff : No.
4 and Max Crittenden Is Detroit
FratS.
Dom Zito's No. :. George La
No. g. Carl Stottler $
Pontiac SilentS. Jack Tarien'S Mo
tor City Tigers. Andy 300 Nc
Graths Lions. Dick Jacques Red
Wings. Ed DrolctS Motor City
Club and Jack Bertram's No. I
also are billed.
As an added attraction the Deaf
All-Stars viii shoot an exhibition
match against Eddie krem :
Pabst composed Of Herb Freitag
Joe Slnke. Les Fuller, Joe Gratz
and Paul KrumSke. Stanley Hyl-
dahl of Detroit IS on the All-Star
EXa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN-Francs Reagan All-American
Pennsylvania gave up chances catch the major
joining the United States Marine Corps Re
Some Of the West Coast don't with this
half admission stuff for the Uncle Sans uniform
If they the baseball club they'd admit EN-
free Kentucky, with its blooded horsefesh has suffered
tremendous jolt Among the Kentucky Derby nominees
Sporting whose draft horse named Red Bug
Gallagher baseball writer for the Chicago Herald
business for the Chicago Cubs
Cubs didn't pay their players enough
Gallagher had such hard time signing Bill Lee
Leber They have read OF his stuff
Six regulars University baseball squad
while playing Three Of them infielders two
outfielders and catcher Johnny Pnge now the R
c. supervisor Detroit high schools has been hanging
Michigan State football practice during Spring vacation
Little father of the football rules has tried them
practice reports there nothing about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Norris, Gfygier
Seek Pin Prize

Cass Grygier, Tom Rooney, Joe
Norris, Phil Bauman, Herb Mer-'
tens and Walter Reppenhagen arr
among those TO compete tonight IT,
the bowling sweepstakes first prize
500, at Red Mill Recreation.
Wayne Spaulding took the lead
last night with 1886 in eight
games.
Mike Tesla was second with
1885. Behind Tesla were Louis
Sielaff With 156s. Harold Allen
1868. and Joe PauluS with 1913.
Paul Scribneran Bud Massoll
tied al 1926. Arland Stockdale was
under $50 in three games and his
total dropped to 1913.
Omar Herppich, Joe Green, Ted
Thornton, Joe Adams, Archie jan
kowSki. Chef BukowsM, Louis
Burr and Jim Marshall are others
10 try their luck on The final
squads. The tournament, IN charge
of Ken Ludiker, ends tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Even
Has b Elves

Seventy-three teams. one more
than last year are entered in the
third annual All-ltalian bowling
tournament. opening at Frank
Damico's Mack Boulevard Recrea-
lion Sunday at Z p. m.
The event will be run Off In
three week-ends. Eight fives from
Loyal Wing Club are on the first
squad Sunday. Another at nine
will be mixed group.
The tourney is divided into two
A for those averaging over
800. and 3 for those under. First
prize IN class A is S35 and the
Jerry DeSantis Trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
LOuis-COnn Plans
Run Into Snaq
International New. ser,lc. WIN.

NEW YORK, April 17.-Nego-
tiations on the proposed heavy
weight title bout between cham
pion Joe Louis and Billy Conn
failed 10 pan out today after
Johnny Ray COINS pilot. Spurned
A july date in lieu Of June bout
as originally planned by Promoter
Mike JacboS.
RAY informed Jacobs that he
would accept July date on the
condition that the promoter would
stage a return match between
Conn and Bob Pastor i'm Pitts
burgh IN May or June. James J.
Johnson. Pastors manager, de-
clined the offer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
.uker HumbIes
Bo-Bo, Tigers
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hit. But Sully was caught trying
10 steal and NewSom grounded
feebly to Berardno. The Browns
scored a run in their half Of the
third. when Cliff walked and
scored on Judnichs long double
Both sides went down IN order
in the fourth NeWSom striking
out three in a Iow.
With two away in the fifth,
Higgins walked but Bartell whitfield
for the third out. In The st. Louis
half Of the heat. with one away.
H4stabs and Judnlch each singled
McQWnn hit into a double play,
breaking up the rally.
II was ia the sixth ArAen Stain
back got his tWo-bagger. a drive
down The left field foul line. But
there were two OFT and the best
Gehringfr could do was 10 ground
10 McQuinn. In the sixth. .Luca-
iitAiV lfu bii W ma a " ~ I'd LEf.i.
But NeWSom turned back the next
three BrotHnS.
First up McCosky walked in the
seventh Greenberg mt into a
double play following which York
came through with his homer.
Then came the avalanche IN the
eighth which made Of NewSom a
fleeing refugee. There was one
out when Lucadeilo blasted his
fourth hit. a single 10 center.
which was the first rumble of the
quake. Then Berardlno singled
and so did Swift Lucadello scoT-
ing on Swift'S blow
When Greenberg let Swift's
single get through him. Berardlno
also scored. Then Auker singled and
Cliff and Radchf each doubled
That was enough for 30 30 and
Trout took charge He walked
one man and gave McQuinn n
single. Before the inning was over
the Browns had totaled seven hits
and seven runs and had the con
test put in cold storage.
il was sad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

grounders OF the Sunday variety Furthermore he woudn
think of letting the gidders practice at Forbes Field
Meeting with such Interference Thompson turned his aen
ton Phladepha Shbe Park. He visited that city with an
eye making and impressed by the warm
reception he received from the hosptable and friendly Connie
Mack.
Mack didn't annoy Thompson with details He merely named
his rental fee and told Thompson send him check at the end
of the Of paying advance SO that's why
Thompson happily agreed the shift with Art Rooney and Bert
Bell. of the Eagles.
The popular Rooney son, should be able handle
all problems in Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
BIozis Seeks The Ultimate

Unbeaen in years of competition Al Blozs Georgetown
giant has all the worlds records for the
shot Next weekend the Drake relays he will after
that goal The only world books that doesn't bear
Blozs 81 is inches by
Jack Torrance at OSLO Norway, 1894 while with
American
Bozis has every major championship IN the United
the exception the Drake relays Now the George
giant inches and weighs 245 pounds
will attempt add that championship his all conqueng list
the that world outdoor record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
CHANCE FOR THIRD

Dodge Truck gained a chance
for third i'm taking two from
Dodge Forge. 1858 10 2625.
Rracketed with the Luxury Liners
next week. Truck can diSplace
Liners by winning two. ChrySler
Service gained Two from Dodge
Pressed Steel, 2717 TO 2420. High
land Park Engineering swept
Luxury Liners. 1855 to 2778.
Individually Clarence Polens Of
Luxury Liners was high with
2lS-1S7-279 in 6S4. The 279
brings a foQr-Way lie for the sea-
sons hig9 &sfgle game Others
making thats figure were Fred
Wolf. Frank Treschler and Walter
PoSpiech.
Chef Bukowski Of Plymouth
contributed 244-233 in 676 Ralph
Genedernelle. Dodge True k,
ll+Aell-.ef4f I'D us in 660. Frank
Zion had 235-2l2 in 633 for En-
gineering. Louis DZMonkoWSkl of
Truck linked 202-2l3-2l3 for CPS.
Steve DutK0, Liners, tossed pa
POI in 6l4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Southpdw Pin Meet
To Open al Palace

More than IDS bowlerS will COM
pete In the first annual left hand
ers tournament. starting At Palace
Recreation Friday night. Squads
are also scheduled Saturdays and
Sundays through April y.
Three games are 10 be rolled
across SiN alleys in five classes
Also and up B-165 179. C-l50 b
"a. D-l3a l49. below 1873. Entries
viii be accepted up until 8 p. m.
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
West Detroit Sweeps
DeddIine on Sunday

Entries for the fourth annual
go handicap five-men bowling
sweepstakes 10 be held AT Waller
Bartlett's West Detroit Recreation
viii close Sunday Al midnight.
Competition starts April y. Entry
fee IS SO per team, including
bowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
First Place Tie
In Prospect in
Shop League
STANDINGS

Prospect Of a tie for first place
when the season ends. April %,
doomed today in the Chrysler In
terplant League after last nights
at Palace Recreation. The
league leading SuperfiniShers
dropped -lMo-1n the ninth place
Kerclpval,. 2747 10 2579.
Meanwhile Plymouth sratched
three from De Soto. 284S TO 1888.
With position week due next,
Plymouth pairs with the FiniShers.
Three for-Plymouth means draw
and A roll-off April 30 The Inter-
plant teams compete in the city
tournament MAY I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Lower Divisions
Prevail in City
Pin Event

Teams in the oFer-ayersge d.vi-
sons VII continue 10 rule the
boards n The CITY Pin tourney 81
Whittier Recreation tonight and
he same status holds for the Con-
resraufS m the singles ana doubles
II Dearborn Recreation Only fWo
~ The - listed Al Whittier are 100
class ~, thc cham p-ons h4p
section
Those sre DE SAINTS ~ The east
m division. travelling League ana
BatheSs from Art Center, Their
Hhiccfte is the 2S7S SGT up ny
lapham Farms. Nine "A entries
- up Saturday.
DSP office LeaguerS four team,
rom Dodge MURRAY lntefp.ant
nj p miscellaneous squad vii be
most ie evidence tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Clubs, warns all outdoor lovers To report the
first Semblance of any kind of a grass or forest
fire. no matter how small it may look
JOE HOLSINGER, assistant football coach
Al Michigan State. has been noted for his proves
on the golf links Last Winter. however. Hosinger
had a bone removed from his left hand The
desired results not obtained and IloSinger
fears that he may never play golf again.
MAN SCHMELING, former world heavy
weight champion and now a Nazi parachute
trooper. is unable 10 get a furlough from Hitlers
10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
People i'm Sports
FRANK KRACHT.

FRANK KRACHT. NIchigans champion is the proud
father OF "A and half pound boy
HARRY GAINES secretary the Michigan United Conservation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Boxing eatesn Honolulu increased from
81 300 weekly TO $500 in few months,
ports Promoter Jimmy Murray, formerly of Los
Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
WILKINS ADVANCES

The better known bowlerS VIII
aat he around ~ Dearborn until
Friday Those scheduled tonight
are from various office. plant
shop and MINOR house leagues Of
tho CITY The tournament j. m
IFS eighth day Of team and us
third of minor events and remains
-.4---l-l4--.4- -nrgilnaIA- performances
except IN the oVer-aVerage class.
wilkins Of the Hebo League
took second n the B division with
90 pins over average. lis mem
hers are Norman Kennedy. George
Saam. Bert Sharpe Raoul Du-
puque and Basil Sharpe
Methods Engineers Of the Tern
siedt League. with 26S IN excess.
made third in {. Don Burnhan
was high with 202 in $50 Ken
nedv had 207 in $50 for wilkins
Burnhams teammates are Levcrn
Diekmann. Jim Edwards, John
Martin and Ernie Archer.
SINGLES CHANGE
out III Dearborn. Ray GollngeT
succeeded Frank Waideeker as
ffoarirr III =ovrr average singles. lie
had pa in 537 10 beat his par by
Ia. James Shay a nd Joseph
Rocecman led the over field in
doubles Win 1856 which was l6S
in the black. George McGabe- frri
fhe championShip singles with 56l
or eight TO the good over his team
mate. t. eofe Banner, who IS
runnerup.
McCabe and Howard BuZzo.
with 1862. head HE ~ 70 division
in doubles.
Championship section a n d A
teams were missing from the
events AT Whittier. And no A 8
are noted in the program for to-
night.
The standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
JOE HoLSINGER,
MAN SCHNIELING.

can deIend ms EuTopean tliIe accOrdng 70 a leiier
naa received IN New York by Billy Mccartney, from
4 Max Machon Schmellng'S manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

JACK BRADSHER, outfeld.r bought from
San Antonio by the ST Louis Browns IS a graduate
of an American Legion Junior League team
Dewitt of the Browns so many letters telling
him about the ability of his son that Dewitt
o tho letters agreed 10 have Palestine Texas
Evening star., 1941-01-05

by rr.dsM Rsg g.
RssarvsO
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Gas>vy MMazz~
MADE m 10 SECONDS

Three tsaspoonfals in . cup,
add hot water and stir. A
blend Of choice. cocoa and
pure whole milk sweetened
and already cooked for you.
Costs no more per cup than
ordinarycoeoa. Atall grocers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Pressure Groups, Too

At the other end Of the scale
are the programs and propa-
ganda Of pressure groups like
the Townsendites. with their
silly slogans and cruelty deceit
full demands calling for pay
mentS up 10 5000 a month for
all Of the old folks-an income,
incidentally, considerably in ex-
cess of the average for Ameri-
cans Of all ages.
Congress and the state legis-
latures, standing guard to pre-
vent enactment of unsound and
inf1ationary pension laws, trying
at the same time TO be as gen.
erouS as conditions permit. and
10 satisfy a never-to-be-satiSfied
element of their constituencies.
are confronted now as always
with the task of striking a
reasonable compromise between
what the old folks want and
what il is possible TO give them.
The latest drive for a federal
pension level of $50 a month, to
be supplemented as may be by
state contributions in equal or
lesser amounts, represents the
new minimum demand of the
Townsendite spokeSmen-a con-
siderable concession from them,
and rapid retreat from the in
sanities with which they de-
luded and inflamed some 10 or
10 million unreasoning good
people who really thought for a
time they had a chance to get
what they demanded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Lid May Be Off

There is talk of advancing the
date when the highest deduc-
tons shall be made from salary
checks and pay envelopes, and
moving up the benefit payments
proportionately. Once the SUBJ
jet is opened up, the lid will be
off for scores of changes in the
present system, provided legis-
lators and administrators can
agree as to what should be done.
II is the Senate's thought that
although all such measures
theoretically must originate in
the House, since classified as
revenue legislation, any Senate
bill which may come from the
finance committee would be in
order as an amendment to any
other revenue measure received
from the House.
Many members of the House
and Senate alike have been re-
luctant TO have the PandOra's
box opened while the country is
concentrating on defense. The
pledge has been given, however.
and the Senate. at least, cannot
now avoid tackling the problem
anew and doing something
about Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Trembling, Pale,
Red Breaks DOUH

The chiefs phone rang. 1t
was Paddock.
II just found a cab driver who
drove Gilmore and red-headed
Kid home from Middletown on
the day Of the murder" he said.
When Bennett confronted Red
with the drivers story the lat
ter responded Solemnly;
"YOu know what 1 said. I
don't want any one 10 know
that travelled around with
Tom"
II don't care what you say
now" Bennett said grimly.
That clinched it. Trembling.
his face white, Red broke down.
tom Gilmore got me into
this-but l never thought there
would be any murder"
"The old man thought Tom
was kidding when he asked for
the money. Then when he saw
we were serious he said there
wasn't any i'm the safe.
hOut OtiiN idukhNh aHN w Hh
going over him with the ham,
mer. 1t took the old man n
long time before he could work
the com bination so Tom
smashed him against the safe.
"As soon as the door was
open Tom let him have two
right on top Of the head"
In a blood-stained pair OF
trousers at Reds home Bennett
recovered sos. The total loot
was S4l0 which had been split
over the body of the dead man.
The search for Gilmore now
began in earnest.
Detective Paddock took 10 the
fugitive's trail and had no diff
Guilty in tracing most of his
movements.
Four months later the killer,
for the second time in his
bloody career, stood trial for
He was quickly convicted and
put 10 death in Sing Sing
Prison on February 9, 1885
10 years TOO late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Practical Interest Now

Several hundred thousands OF
Michigan's old folks, therefore,
IN addition 10 a substantially
larger number Of sons. daugh-
terS or other relatives. and that
part of the population which is
nearing the deadline for regular
employment yielding sufficient
income for their support, have
an immediate and intensely
practical interest in what Con-
gresS does or doesn't do with
the old-age pension problem.
Fully half of all men and
women of 90 or 90 are self
supporting or have other in
come. making them independent
of the old-age pension system,
government StatisticianS report.
The other half, however. have
come to look hopefully on PEN
sionS as millenial magic, OPEN
ing "a new heaven and a new
earth" in which it no longer will
be necessary TO 60 over the hill
10 the poOrhOuSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Stranger Asks
Peculiar Question

"VVell. IL was like this" the
man explained. 1.-TWO weeks ago
Wednesday i was standing at a
bar when a fellow walks over TO
me and starts talking.
His name was Tom some
thing or other. Well, this fell
low asks me. How far would
YOU 20 TO make some moneys?
/ told him that I'd go anywhere.
"'NO. no, you don't under
stand me- he said. I'm talk
ing about an old guy. All you
have TO do II bang him around
bit and you'll pick up n lot OF
easy dough-
81 don't want TO have any
part Of It, 1 told him."
where can l find this fell
love-" Bennett asked.
II don't know except that he
rOomed here I'm Goshen. I haven't
seen him since that night"
do you know who his friends
are? ."
"WeIl. after he left me I saw
him go over to Red Harden
slime"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

cold morning OF Dec. 81. 1887,
with the news that one of their
townSmen had met sudden and
violent death.
Milton Warner, wealthy re-
tired grocer. was found beaten
TO death in the neat frame house
at 235 North street, where he
had lived alone.
When Police Chief Percival
Bennett and his aides swarmed
10 the house, they found War
ner's body on the living room
floor, his skull Dashed in by
some round-shaped instrument,
probably ball-peen hammer.
The feeble man had evidently
made no struggle. - the living
room itself was orderly and the
apartment show that the
killers had made no attempt to
ranSack the place.
In a corner near the window
stood a strong white safe, a
bloody streak on the upper left
corner Of the door. and a wide
pool OF crimson in front Of II on
tho floor