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Evening star., 1941-08-30

To speed the production of peat
in preparation for winter railway
has been constructed to connect
Clonsast bog, in Fire, with q trunk
line.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

A coal field at Keokee. Va, aban-
doned for 10 years, has been re-
opened.l
Evening star., 1941-08-30


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Evening star., 1941-08-30
EIGHTH RACEPurse, St1no. claim
IL 2-year-olds and up4EId :. nniles
b. the Associated Press.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast
Evening star., 1941-08-30

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S25 600 adder
Wa shlngton Park Handicap. 3year-oId
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Timonium Entries
For Monday

THIRD RACE-Purse $500. claiming
steeDlechase: 4-year-olds and up. about
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

Throwing on his bathrobe,
Rollins stepped out into the cor
ridor again and walked to the
first cross-passage. He turned
into it and made his way. to-
wards the far side of the ship
where Lieutenant Miley's cabin
was situated. As he turned
along the corridor running par
allel to his own, some slight
movement in the curtain shelter
ing a deck exit caught his eye.
Quick as a flash, Rollins stoop-
ed, apparently to adjust his shoe
lace, meanwhile studying the
curtain tensely. It hung about
two inches off the floor and even
in the darkness he could see two
shoes standing motionlessl
Rollins waited until the ship
swayed downwards. Lithely, he
Strengthened q bit before diving
headlong at the spot In the cur
tain where he judged the knees
belonging to those feet should
be. 4.
II was a tackle that would
have warmed the cookies Of any
rugby coach's heart. His arms
scissored around a pair Of strong
legs, and with q heaves Of his
shoulder he bowled over his op-
ponent, the curtain coming down
with q ripping sound over the
struggling figures.
Rollins heaved again and roll.
ed on top. With a single deft
move. he grabbed q struggling
arm through the folds of the cur
tain and twisted IL upwards.
"Easy-you'll break i'll" a
voice groaned.
Rollins released his hold-it
was Harry Mileyl
Ito BE Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

ed to happen regularly at 1880
or thereabouts.
Tonight - the unexplained
lifeboat alarm.
Last night-the murder of
Tees.
The night before-Rollins
frowned-he had seen the light
on the deck and found Joan
there.
All of these incidents had hap
pened about the same time and
on the same deck. In two of the
cases a light had been shown, in
the other. =.
Rollins Jumped to his feet and
paced the cabin floor. A start
ling thought had hit him. Could
Tees have seen somebody flash
ing a light on deck and been
murdered when he attempted to
grapple with that person?
The jigsaw puzzle was taking
form. That would explain the
apparently inexplicable motive
for the murder. After all, even
If somebody was smoking ilIeg-
ally that individual would hard
ly murder an officer to avert be-
ing reported.
Again, Rollins brow cloud
ed-the girl always entered the
puzzle. She had admitted being
responsible for the light on the
first night. Rather, ut least. she
had admitted smoking on deck.
There could possibly have been.
Rollins conceded, another person
on the deck flashing the light
seen by the sentry and reported
to him. When he rushed UP he
had found the girl. She was not
flashing any light. In fact, she
wasn't even carrying . lighted
cigaret.
Still, the fact remained that
about the same time every night,
something extraordinary seemed
to happen around the same Sec
ton "A" deck.
At long last, he had come up.
on q plan that might give him q
chance TO solve the mystery and
lay his hands upon the killer. II
all depended on one Detail, and
he intended to put himself
straight on that detail without
delay.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

ky figures bumped one another
as they passed. Rollins walked
quickly with both hands out
stretched to prevent himself
from crashing headlong into 9TH
ers before he reached Lifeboat
Station Is.
His sergeant was only seconds
behind and breathing heavily
from the run upstairs with heavy
equipment.
Whats up, Sir?" he sasped.
II didn't feel any explosion and
the ships whistle isn't blowing
the regulation blasts"
Rollins had been thinking
along the same lines. perhaps
it's only drill, Sergeant. Don't
have the men climb into the boat
yet. It's q bit dangerous with
the ship heaving around and the
planking wet. Wait until there
Is further cause for alarm.
Very well, Sir!"
Within two minutes more, the
full complement of men for Life
boat Station IS was on hand and
standing in position, ready to hop
into the boat on order. Members
of the ships crew stood by the
lowering apparatus.
After the first wave of excite
ment, the men standing In the
black-shrouded night began 10
grumble IN approved soldier
fashion.
whats the idea-getting III
up In the middle Of the night
like this?" And Il took me
two hours TO get 70 sleep on this
bleeding tubl" 80. .''Some brass
IA Ind . brain wavei" (.
Maybe The Old Man rot the
Wind up" ANYBODY rot q
cup of hot rum?
Thy stood there for I full
~ hour be1oeU the ad1utant,
- Nv elet1Ded, came around.
1890 7oa1r station, Leu.
- eCdoeOd sThe cap
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

tain doesn't wish to sound the
regular dismiss signal on the
ships whistle because 1t might
alarm the other ships"
Before Rollins had a chance to
ask him what it was all about
the adjutant had disappeared in
the direction of the next station
He turned to the men and
shrugged in the darkness. "You
heard him, my hardies-on your
way and pleasant Dreams" He
smiled as he heard them shuffl-
ing off muttering complaints a.
bout drill-crazy o. C.'s and the
army system in general. They
had really enjoyed the bit of ex-
element but didn't want to show
IL.
Rollins returned to his cabin.
Little groups Of officers were
gathered In the corridor discuss
ing the speed in which their men
had reached the various stations.
The consensus of opinion was
that the o. c. Troops had decid-
ed to spring an alarm on the ship
as q test before reaching sub
marine zone and to make IL real
istic had not even tipped off the
officers.
There was no talk about rifle
shots. Rollins didn't stop to chat
but went directly into the cabin.
From the folds Of the sweater In
the cupboard drawer, he ex-
tracted the bottle and poured
himself . stiff shot o. brandy. II
sent . glow Of warmth through
him.
As he Lighted q cisaret, Greg
noticed on his wrist watch that
It was . few minutes after I o.
clock.
They had been on deck for
about half IN hour y. "A few
minutes previously he had seen
The light On the deck. :. that
would make Il about 1890.
There was something familiar
nbout that uusqr things SEEM
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

According TO statistics Of Ma
tional Automobile Dea1ery' As
ISOLATION, one out Of seven
workers In the United States
today Is employed In some form
OF motor transport.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

The Daily Mentor Popularity
Continues b grow every day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

MURDER IN CONVOY

A. w. OBR ZEN.

o4Axs ~ Ne Court % luvssti.
sso414oo1 - Cslsasl stsphsnssn.
3 4 ,D9y, sxpIalns hs LEFT his
4 IN 6m6 Soeoo0De 10 became sea-
Gn0~Woou~he ~ eeme baek, he alum-
\ sovoe ~ bsey % Tees. Rsllins 10
one1 ~ Admits ~ Jaw Tees st
oue H. an1 thse be vas eat on the
49,. .o1eh1ng q prstset Jean, he lies
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

SopvWo0kST. 1oAs.
W9A SERVICE. ING
Evening star., 1941-06-22
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

thought, what about cold steam?
He set up factory boiler on the
stage, and adjacent to it grillwork
banked with solidified carbon dioxide
- dry ice Attaching fire hose to the
boiler, he shot streams of scalding
steam through the ultra-cold ice -
and produced genuine clouds. Heavy.
cool, languid, they floated several
moments before dissolving, could be
blown in any direction by an electric
fan and could be produced in all sizes.
With many of its scientific develop
ments being utilized in the sweep of
national defense, Hollywood is toying
with the notion of establishing CO.
operative studio laboratory. First step
in the plan has been the formation
of research council of the Academy
of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
At present it acts only as clearing
house for ideas and information, but
if and when its laboratory is created
and its scientific minds pool their un-
usual talents, Hollywood may we'll
become an important center of scien-
tific progress.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

caught in the bright blue fringes of
heaven. There she sat on the edge of
her chair, her golden hair hanging in
curls. and tied with pale blue ribbon.
Her eyes we're blue and her dress was
blue. Blue silk, Freddy proudly OBJ
served, and all shirred up or some
thing at her neck and waist. And when
she nibbled at her cakes, she held her
little finger right straight out in the
air.
Freddy caught his mother staring
at Nell-Catherine with a kind of
amazed bewilderment in her eyes.
Guess she never saw girl like that
before. He thought of Eloise, close to
seventeen, astride a chair with hot
dog in her hands, and shivered. Nell
Catherine, not quite fourteen yet,
could teach Eloise thing or two about
manners, all right. Say what you like
about democracy and all, blue blood
showed in person.
Continued on next poss)
Evening star., 1941-06-22
TERRIFIC EMBARRASSMENT
Continued from preceding page

deepened How much time have |,
Freddy?"
Bout half an hour"
We'll" Mrs. Martin grinned at
him from the doorway. "I'll run up
a few new slipcovers and do up the
curtains before your lady gets here.
How'll that be?'
Freddy glared furiously at her re-
treating figure. What could you ex-
pect from your family anyway? Here
was something important right before
their eyes. and they couldn't see it.
He flung himself into the porch swing,
clasped his hands behind his head.
Maybe when Nell-Catherine came
and his mother really knew her,
she'd change her mind. Maybe on the
q.t. she'd even start a silver service
for him and Nell-Catherine, like Aunt
Emily had started for Eloise. Shivers
of ecstasy chased up and down his
spine. :.
When Nell-Catherine came, he was
Evening star., 1941-06-22
NEW MAGIC OF THE MOVIES
Continued from poge five

where the fog was delicately scented
with lilac. Any fog-trapped glamour
girl may have her fog in her favorite
perfume. Military strategists are
wondering whether this trick can be
adapted to backing out cities or large
scale troop movements.
A few weeks ago saw what | con-
slider the strangest sight of any of these
modern movie miracles. From the cell
ing of a stage, an airplane containing
an actor and actress was suspended by
invisible wires. And all about them,
floating lazily or whipped in the pro-
peller blast, were billows of feecy
clouds!
The scientist who created the clouds
told me how he did it. Clouds, he
knew, were vapor. When he thought of
vapor he thought of steam. Certainly
he could make a cloud of steam, but
it would lack permanency; the heat
from the studio lights would render it
all but invisible. Very well, then, he
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Make this moment all-your-own an
extra-blessed one, with bland, caress-
ing, gentle Palmolive. Smooth its
quick, thick lather over face, throat,
shoulders, all of you.
Your skin is cleansed swiftly ,
and gently. For Palmolive is made
with olive and palm oils natures
finest beauty aids, costliest oil blend
used for any leading soap. These
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Toming the Sound Waves

ANOTHER of Hollywood's scientific
discoveries is giving our army and
navy the most sensitive plane-spot-
ting devices in the world. 1t has to do
with the strange pranks of sound
waves. Some sound waves will travel
only in straight lines. Others will
bend around corners. To get them all
under control so that sound can be
evenly distributed in motion-picture
theaters, studio scientist has in
vented a honeycombed loud-speaker
somewhat analogous to the top of
salt shaker 1t works 80 well that mill
tary men have become interested.
They reason that if erratic sound
waves can be distributed evenly in
that fashion. they can be caught in
the same way. So the principle is
being adapted to notwithstanding
instruments and other defense de-
vices.
Military men also are intrigued by
Hollywood's artificial fog. For many
years fog was puzzling problem to
movie technicians. Chemical smokes
of various types were tried. At one
time cameramen and directors habit
ually wore gas masks during fog
scenes. while actors suffered agonies.
Then, not long ago, scientist sug-
gested mildly, did you ever try
mineral oil?"
Nowadays movie fogs are vaporized
mineral oil. | was on a set recently
Evening star., 1941-06-22

vegetable oils (no animal fats) are the
only oils used in making Palmolive.
And this is true of no other leading
soap. Yet, for all its costliest oil blend,
Palmolive costs you no more than the
others. That's becauseP Palmoliveis is the
worlds largest selling beauty soap.
So ask yourself, and answer truly
...will anything less than Palmolive
do for your all-over complexion?
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Shut the door on all the noise and
hustle of the day &. the children's
chatter, the kitchens clatter, your
own thousand-and-one busy steps.
Run a warm full tub, slip off your
clothes, step in and stretch out :.
Iazily. let the water ripple gently
over all of you, throat to toes. Relax
-. and feel the long days cares float
clean away from you.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

machine. He told me it's story.
Until recently, movie lightning was
produced by electrically charged
sticks of carbon - the same principle
as used in old-style carbon arc street
lights. 1t wasn't very satisfactory
but it took catastrophe to produce
better idea. The catastrophe was the
explosion of Midwestern -four mill,
with considerable loss of life Experts
said the explosion was caused by -four
dust in the air.
A veteran Hollywood electrical
scientist read the newspaper reports
and began experimenting with various
kinds of dust explosions. The result
is the new movie machine which pro-
duces artificial lightning that not only
flashes in midair, zigzagging realistic
ally, but is accompanied by d deafen-
ing clap of thunder 1t is done by
blowing measured quantity OF pure
aluminium dust into the air and ignit-
ing it by remote control.
On the less spectacular side, but OF
much wider general import, is the
recent astonishing discovery that
slightly dirty" glass will admit more
light than glass that is shiny-clean.
The experiments of movie scientists
have shown that clear glass actually
keeps some light out. The light bounces
off the shiny surface. More light gets
through if the glass is coated with
fine, specially prepared dusty film.
Because of this discovery, movies
next year will be thirty per cent
brighter than heretofore. More inn
portant. our fighting forces have dis
covered that the use of coated glass
in binoculars. periscopes. gun sights
and range finders gives clearer images
at greater distances. Glass factories
are working overtime to supply mill
tary needs.
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oene Mole feline Stimne in Ser Oef.
fentlibfeit erbobe,r, rm 3llm ssrieben
5u mobnen. llnermiiblib bot Der ge-
eenluortiee 1aplt 8ins Der 3molfte
iid lm bie Serbeifiibrung elmer
frieolidbcn Geritonoig,1ng I'M pcgen.
lpartigeu &onflift ben,iibt, obcr es
lbeint, DOB es lchter NOR, in trii-
bern Sobrbl,nberten beihniihc nnb
borborild)e &rie9siiibrer gum Srieoen
5t bclpcgen, ols. sic ubod5ipiiiier.
ten, uf)riitliben' Sccrfiibrer.
- s. &., 8is.
Inter Nsbeit (9Sbeitos) pcr1tebt
mon nnpcrbrcnnbore, aus nerihieoe-
nen Silitooen gc,ponncne icinfoIcri.
&c Stofie, Die iid pcrcinboren mb
iogor au ieinen Seioeniooen peripin.
men loiien.
- I'm Sbieferpoppoedcl fir
Shrelbtofeln an5nfertiDell, bcitreid)t
mo1 froftigc Eappoedcl nit lh,por.
ser tSorbe ooer idtuor5en, mottforbe-
nem 2ad. Sn 9r0beren 3orbenbono-
lim1en erboIt man Elm eioens prGpo-
riertes, nit Sbellod 9en1ilhtes Slate
saint.
- @ritiel fam man lid) lelblt ous
Shieier mohcn.
- Mit Sbmue oermii6tes Mfo.
l6inenol fam man reini9cn, inncm
man Oosiclbe fodt, bos belize Sel in
elm. Sob sicbt, 10 BOB bos Sob nnr
5ur Soltte on9efiiIlt miro. 0onn 10.
fort cine balbe @onone Nolier onf
oos belize Del siebeu uno oos Sob
oibt 5loeden. IS iperben Damn Die
lnreinen stoffc iid am 8oSen loeern.
Sobolo bos Del gang obeefiiblt lit.
ntnb: n,on es poriihti9, obne 5u 'hiit-
teln, lauber ab5iebeu. Sollten nod
llnrciniafeiten borbonoen iein, mub
oos gerfobren ,pie6erbolt ,peroen.
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9S'aupSa fsSDSN poNL IN Sal, oSilpaSSit
.iino es, Die iest bon Der 3eligion
perlangen, bob iie oem &riese elm.
gnbe maiden ,lno einen G6lferfrieben
berbeifiibren ion. 5eit fait 1000
SSabren bat oie briitlide 9ieligion
Der @elt ben @eg 5,,m 5rieoen ee.
3eiet aber He iino, anitott oie Mittel,
oie ibnen sic Religion anbot, anan-
penoen, ibren 2eioenibaften 9efolet,
por allen Die Golferlenfer. Sdtten
Die Golfer ,,no &egierenoen mebr Ge-
lieion, ipiirben fie sic @eieee @ottes
beobabte,1, eGbe es feline &rieee, fei-
ne Gepohttionen, feline iib nit ieoem
Sabre nebrenoe 3abl bon 8erbrehen
oler Nrt. 9ie llrioben ber o,,fge-
5abIten llebel 1ino bie meni6li6en
2eibenidaftet, ipel6e beionbers beut-
outage ourd bas @elo nnb sic Hreiie
ltnbeil auf sic Menlbbeit brin9en.
9ieie 9oppeImadt reeiert bie 8elt,
regiert oie @eldide ieber Station, be-
itimmt &riee uno 5rieoen. 9as @elo
unteritiitt Die 8reiie nno oieie be-
arbeitet Die offentlibe Meinnug. 8ei-
be, @elo ,mo Breiie, iino tpobltdtiee
MGhte, ober in Ser Sanb bon Men-
iden. obne @etpiiien, obne @la,be
nno Morol, iino iie 5n aefabrliden
&eltumltiir5lern eeiuoroen. Satan
bot feinen Itdrferen uno geiponbtez
rem Selfersbelier ols Die mooernc
8reiie. 9ie ,,Seniotion" lit ser ei=
gentlibe 2ebensinbalt bieier Aipbalt-
pflon5e u@robltootpreiie". sic lit ie=
mes forr.mpierenoe, alles burbielt-
henoe Mittel, bas oen 2eler, beipl1bt
ober lnbcprbt, etpig, rei5t lmo ME
malls befriebiat; leinc nieberiten SIT
finite anfltobelt ,no aur Spronnei
iiber iid ielbit ent,pidelt; oas 1nper=
tilebaren Stlmpfiinn, Sberfldblih=
felt uno 0enffabiefeit eraellet, Sic
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ernlten 2eieitoff e'lttpobnt, has in Die
2iteratur berlpirreno, seritoreno ein=
greift lmo Der ernltcn, tpabren &unlt
uno 9ihtllng iegIiber 8iilenldoft,
oie ,nan nibt peritebt, entfrembet;
ein Norfotif,,n, bas alles eini6lds
fert 1,no ldbnt, mos at 8abrbeits.
liebc, @rfennunesfobiefeit ,mo Grim
ner,ne ctlpo nod itbrie lit, 10 oob
es nit elmer lol6cn &uhloiigfeit elm
Ieidtes Ding lit. 9ie sforfoie, ,pelde
sic 8olfsmoiic epioenlilb erereift nno
iie at &rieg ,no &epolution bin
reiBt.
Sdtten bie 8olfsmanen fotpie oie
8olferlenfer in Gegierlneen Sell
eion, 10 edbe es feline tpranniiieren-
oen @eieee, feline 5treifs uno feinen
Gommrnisnus, feine Millionenbieb=
table llne feine &ionappers. Die &e>
Iligion isbiiet bos @ieentum Wenn
oie itrereen @elese Der &eligion bon
ieberlndn beobadtet tpiiroen, brouhtc
imam feinell 9ri,ninalfooer, feine so
tore lino 2eealiiier,tng; oas 8ort al
lein eehii9te. 0'on braubte feine
@ebeinlfiirer ,,no 5dloiier. 0ie 9fe<
lieion i1iitt 6as @@isenti,m bes Gin
3elnen ilno bes Stoates beiier, ols
ein Seer bon Yolialteu ,mb Solba-
ten. Inns tpenu @igent,rm ettipenoet
tuorben,, iorgt sic 9}elieion tpieoer,lm
So Fir Anf,:.AnsfcIhc Sc,,, Gincntiiu,nr.
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Miitt,pOdj, ben II, Yiars f941
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ferlpisen slloe (oie in Der apotbefc
erbdltIid1 IT'D in eireln gint 8aiier.
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nnb abenos ei,,en Sdlnd, etpa cine
ISOLDE lang. Als seesetranf empfeb-
len lid): Bfefferlnin5 nno Salbei
+ (5aae). 9lud1 bos &a,ien BON @ad=
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! store) 1T iebr beillam. Sobalo sic
8baborber erbalten fonuen, eiien sic
biel oapon in irgenoeiner 3nberei@
tung. ~ ...E.
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9as Muibepabren bon 2ebensnlit-
len Iotpobl @Btuoren als a,,d @etron-
ten, m,b 10 eeideben, Dob lie nibt
peroerbe,l, 5. b. Dob burb 3ufubr
: bon 2uf it ODER 8ofterien Die Speilen
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men. @insemodtes Sbit ODER See
rem, Sic eriinolid aefodt uno lrft-
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fino beutautaee in ser Gage, falt bos
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aeriht miro audi sic auoern @ottesz
lno Meni9enbaiier' ereilen. s.
'@* Die 8elt mnb tpieoer al,r @ottess
nno Menibe,,liebe altriidfebren, ebe
= bon ser ibredlihen @eibel oes Ser
niebt,ngsfrieees bie Meni6beit be-
freit ,piro. 9atlm mabnt uno bittet
Der 5tetlpertreter GbriIti in Som. sic
Golfer at elmer 8ieoerfebr our Got
tes- l,mo Menibeuliebe.
- @enn brutale 8afiengetpalt ben
&riea entiheioet, leat ein iogenann-
ter iiSriebe tpieber Den @runo at
neue, &rieee1t tpie es Der erite 8elt
frieg betpieien bat. '<.>...
- 8. e., DO. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

8cnn sic &o9en ,,nten toben,
Menl6en,pie 5ul6ouocu miro,
&ciit nit ieur'gen 3iigen oroben
3 Scinp0rts bi6 Scr 8o9en Sirt.
Selblt nod feincm anoern iro9en,
9fiht 5uriidibolm nod Dem 2ono,
Sob oos Steuer, lob bos 3oeen!
Mnigeroltt bot @ottcs Sono
9ieie &oae'l 3l,u 8cIobrcn .
llno sic Stcrne, bih 3l1 mobrcn.