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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
27-FARM IMPLEMENTS

DYRR SUBSOILER FOR RENT
THE FAIR
1915 Main Phone 1890
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

If You Don't See Advertised Wha.
you seek, order WANTED to Buy"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

E
lots. priced Tor quick sale See
owner 81 50. 18th. go
PRACTICALLY new F.H.A. house
? bedrooms and den. nice loca-
ton 50. side $4,000
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone eco $50 Main
77-elecTRlcAl APPLIANCES
BARGAIN - $3.50
Original cost $500. Commercial
ice box-compressor and coil.
so 50. II. capacity See
JOHN DEPAoLI. evenings
HOLTVILLE THEATRE
FOR SALE: 7 foot Norge refri.
Excellent condition Sl25O0 666
Broadway s-22
DON'T BE CAUGHT COLD
Latest Duo-Therm oil Heaters
Here Now From 1895 up.
Buy While Terms Are Easy
IRA HUFFMAN
ll25 Main ST. Pm. FL Centre 948
USED BARGAINS
Gu. IT. G.. E. refrig. ............ $3.50
Hotnnint alap ranua eoo Sn
Thor Washer ........................ $500
Universal Vacuum Cleaner s995
IMPERIAL HARDWARE
23-Miscellaneous for Sale
FULL stock used passenger car
tires 75c up. II good used house
radios from $500 up.
GOODRICH SILVERToWN
TIT Main STORES Phi. 9l3
RAGS gre higher, We pay &c Id. Best
prices paid on iron. metal and
grain sacks.
SAM NALIBOFP JUNK co.
534 Broadway Phone $50
SAVE Z by buying rebuilt parts.
They are just as good and cost
you less. We have a large stock
OF factory reconditioned parts OF
all kinds-for all makes and mo-
dels. See US and save.
CARTER MOTOR and SUPPLY Co.
1868 Main Phone 60
LUGGAGE. Suitcases and Trunks,
all types, real values. See
DELOZIER'S FURNITURE
$40 Main Phone 1874
PORTABLE TYPEwRITERS
Royals, Underwoods. Remette at
$3.50. Time payments.
OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY
521 Main Street Phone 10
2+Wanfed - Miscellaneous
DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
I. v. Rendering Co. Brawley. Cal.
WANT. Model A Ford or % Chev..
etc. In good condition from pri-
vate party. Perry at Post-Press
office.
27--FARM IMPLEMENTS
DYRR sUBsoILER FOR RENT
THE FAIR
1915 Main Phone 1890
BENNETT CARRYALL
Good condition. Only $500
THE FAIR
1915 Main Phone 1890
FARMALL tractor with mower at
tachment. Excellent cond. good
rubber $3.50. Phi. Brawley 87l6W4
8-26
FOR SALE
Case pickup baler. good shape
$4,000.
EDGAR IMPLEMENT STORE
FOR SALE
Mcdaniel Field Floats. All sizes in
stock. Ready to deliver.
THE FAIR
1915 Main Phone 1890
29-l.VESTOCK
r~,~r~<~r~r~~<~~>->~~>~O-
HIGHEST prices paid for old horses
and mules. Phone 84M Brawley.
Paul Jerome. TF-7-0
FOR SALE: 1900 aged ewes good
for two to three years, excellent
condition carrying three months
fleece. Bred with Hampshire
Bucks. Also 800 white-face yearl-
ing ewes in lots to suit, bred with
Suffix Bucks. Inquire P. o. Box
451. Modesto. 800
If You Don't See Advertised Wha.
you seek, order "Wanted to Buy"
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

DON'T BE CAUGHT COLD
Latest Duo-Therm OIL Heaters
Here Now! From 1895 up.
Buy While Terms Are Easy
IRA HUFFMAN
ll25 Main st. PHI. FL Centro 948
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19
l7-ciiy Properly for Sale

NICE , bedroom stueeo house. 50.
slae FHA. $3.50.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone CO SO Main
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

30 ACRES 2 miles north westmor-
lana $1,000 Al IN cultivation.
See + b johnson. Westmorland
s-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

FURNITURE MOVING. packing
and storing. Ed ROYCE 66f
Broadway. Phane 123-W
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

Z5-MIsCeIIdneous TOT odTe
>-~~<~S~<S~~~-~N~N---~~S~
FULL stock used passenger car
tires 75c up. IL good used house
radios from $500 up.
GOODRICH SILVERToWN
TIT Main STORES Phi. 9l3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

USED BARGAINS
4 GU #. G. E. refrig. ............ $3.50
Hotpoint elec. range ................ S23. so
Thor Washer ........................ $500
Universal Vacuum Cleaner 1895
IMPERIAL HARDWARE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

iI-cesafrY Property Lease
49,. Pransria sals

7 WaSr 70 aFu = interest IN ieo
aeHsz HHza# e. Tax Good man
80 equipment 81 not need %
- aaz ezzh. - + Hancock.
TIE Fam Land Man
i p = q coaFl House. Pr. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

SET Us FOR good used ceiling,
flooring. and used lumber from
1X2'5 10 2X12's. We also have used
corrugated iron, plaster board and
insulated board.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER 62
TRADING CO.
1409 Adams Phone 1892
u Q Inctnn Cnlinctinnc 132 No 9Th
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-19

1915 Main Phone 1890
29-L.VESTOCK
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
(GOrtfebuns fOIst.o
Gin Worauo.

Gin @or5ug. nWdrum
entlaFsn sic benn Sbre RD4in ni@t,
tpenn sic 70 unaufrieben nit ibr
finbg" ySa, piHen sic, einsn 8or-
aug bat fie bod ..." n5ie 1T wobl
abf9rsdenb bdBli@?"
Sreffenb ausgsbriid t.
o.: ,Du gebit alfo aud auf ben
neutrality-suspicious." g.: nSd,
man i9pinst bic 8sine, UNI unbsrs
auf bieielben gu belfen."
Dantbarteit. 8raut:
vnnferen 6ausarat miiBten mir eli
gentli9 aur 9o9aeit einlaben."
8rdutisam: n@arum2 Sd bente. es
fou nur cine Seier i'm Gamiliehtrei1e
perben9" vWlit benz Oottor tDnnten
mir f@pn cine Musnabme MAIDEN; er
bate mid ia na9 Sitenbe gef9idt,
no i9 Did tennen ltrnte."
pie @elegenbett IN a r
9 Ii n # g. Stubiofus Bump:
.@eftern mar i1 pieber NAL i'm 2eib=
bauf.." Stubiofus GDffel: rQlbsr
Men19, parum biit On bann ni9t
gu mir setpmm.n?" nWis - Oh
bait Moos2@ .Q9 = unfinn;
aber i4 bate Dir bod mas mitgegs=
ben."
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03

SEanfdrtntldnae periiinoeten ben
na6sn Beainn Der @efuness uno Sns
FrumsntalDortrGgs. fir Die man sis
niae berporrdeenbe &iinftlsr gstpOns
men bate, unO in Der Mengs mahte
Ti8 cine oaesmeins 8spegung ssgen
bas M~uiitpOotum bin bsmertlih. Der
8antbirettor aber 1hien ui4t besiss
rig ouf bic gu erpdrtenben Semitic,
osnn mad elmer tur5sn 8erabf9ie=
oung BON 6rau @ilmu D. Sartanp,
BEL Der Die iuugs Wittps lire Suno
uuffoasnb LANCE in Der isinigen Iteb,
panbte tr Ii9 Dem Musgans BEG
Sadles gu, nur an Dem Settbiffet
nod fir bic Oausr BON Elm ooer atpei
Mtnuten perpeileno.
Oiesmul berfpiirte Bruno Mtls
berg nidt msbr bic tsiiefte Nntpouo=
lung BON Giftrfu9t, uls er Oornins
i'm @efprG9 nit 2eOnore fat. un6
penn sr bsnno9 auf ieinsm 8sObads
terpoitsn nit ungsbulo auf bic 8eens
bigung oisiss @efprdnes tpartete, 70
bate ods MIBtrauen. bas er nod
Dor Sturgeon gsgen ben 8dntoirsttCr
etbeqt, 0aran feinen Mntbsil mt6r.
@r felblt per3ihtete barauf, ii9 brn
2eonore gu Derabf9ieoen. neil er
puBte, bdb CT bamit i6ren Wiinf9en
entfpra@.
Mls Dornius isbt ben @aal bsrs
lieB, fOlgte sr ibm in flrSer @ntfers
nung mad, eintn Musbrud betndbs
troBtgsr Gntf9loKenbeit ouf benz @ez
fht.
OrauBen in Der @arOerObe trafsn
fie 5%ufummen.
rMie, 9e1r 2eutnant9" fragte oer
8antoirettOr freunbIi9. rMu9 sic
finO bes 0ergniigens ba orinnen i9On
iberOriFig9"
SD bin ni9t bss 8ergniigens mes
gen bergetommen. Ssrr Oorning" err
nioerte Der iunge Sffi3ter nit cinem
Grnft, Der ben anberen iiberraf9t
oufbIiden ma1te. unb Damn, wis
UNI elmer peiteren Jrase DOr3ubeue
gen, fiiste er baitig btnau: rSie iinO
Elm OieIbef4Gftister Mann, 5err Di>
rector, unb in peiB iebr nObI. pie
toftbdr Sbre Mtnuten fino. @6er
1eIbft ouf bic @efdbr elmer ubf9ldsi=
gen Mnttport bin pogs t4 bic Bite.
mir cine babe Stun6e gu opfern."
Das unoermutbete Nniinnen itBts
OOrning in @rftaunen. aber er 3eigts
Dem 2eutnant ni9ts BON elmer iolG.n
gmpfinbung unb ernioerte nit pons
tommsniter 90fli9tsit: nMeins @ooz
nung 1T UNI taum flint Minutsn
BON bier entfernt. Menn Sic mir
0as @ersnI9en MAIDEN pOaen. mid
bortbin gu begleiten. bin i9 germ gu
Sbrer @erfiigung."
sd bante SSbnsn fir Sbrs Greuno@
li9teit, Serr Dornins!"
Sic perlieBen gemsinfam oas Sc
bGuoe bes Miniiteriums.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
Ser MaIer Cigar Sesas

Ser 8ariier Maler Cigar De-
gas, ser elm bobcs sllter erreibte,
erlebte es nod, oaB zines ieiner
berrliden &ennplasbiloer, 0as er
einmal ieinem SpeiietDirt fir cine
Sdpllo bon so Sranfen in 3abluns
gegeben batte, fir fait cine babe
MiQion berIteigert muroe. @ls ibn
6reunoe oa3u p~erailaiien ipouten,
einen Geil oieles Heterogeneous fur
ii9 gu beanipru6en, mar er gard
drgerli6 uno iagte: ugfit welhem
&e9t oann2 8efommt oas cole
&ennpfero, oas ben @roBen RreiS
geminnt, ettpa aud mebr als ietne
&aierrotion2"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-03
8. 6 , itsI.

@enn Bruno @ilbtrg erpartet
bate, in Der pripdtnobnung pe5
8antbirettors isnen ippigen 2uruS
gu finoen, Der in beferen @efeG@
59aftstreifen gu ben beinabe felbitz
DeritGnbli@sn Qebensbeoingungen gez
rs9nst puroe. 70 mubte cr fi9 betm
8etreten bes nur aug brei mGBi1
grDBen 3immern b%eftebenDen Suraz
geielenqudrtiers einisermdBen ent<
tduf9t fi6len. Mobl mar ibnen bic
T(urttiir bon einem 9iener ss0ffnet
porOen, uber Ser Mdnn trug einen
einfa9en 9ausanoue obns ale 2iDree1
abaei9en, unb Die Mrt, tpie er etnige
onf Die pflege ieines &eitpferoes Bee
siieli9e Sragen 9orninss beantnOr>
tc, [ieB auf elm febr patriar9aliI9es
0erbdltniB 5Dii9en 9errn uno Die
ner f9IieBen.
Dornins Bat Ieinen 8egleiter, nit
INN in bas 4rbeitsoimmer enquire
ten. @s mar bas mittlere Der bret
nebeneinanoer liegenben @emGGer
uno eben5p einfa9 ausgeItattet tpie
bic beiben dnbersn &Gums, bic Ser
2eutnant our9 Die offenItebenben
S6iiren iiberieben tonnte.
rSeber 8u9baIter po6nt better,
ba9te Der iunge Sffiaier, pGbreno
er feline Mugen bistret umberpanoern
IieB. Sn Der Shut oerrietben fi9 bic
Moblbdbenbeit uno Ole b%ebor3ugte foz
5iale Stenung bes 8enobners in
ni1ts anberem als in ben Dortreffli<
den. obne 3neifel bon bebeutenfen
&iinitlern berribrenben GemGloen,
bic bic Mdnbe f9miidten.
vDarf i9 bitten!" 1agte Oorning,
inoem er ieinen Gait our9 cine
5onobepeguns einlub, auf benz So=
pba plaB gu nebmen. rMomit tuun
i9 Sbnen ulfD bienen2"
@r bate untsrpegs feline Groge
an @ilberg seri9tet uno ii9 nur
iiber glei9giltise 9inge nit inn uns
terbalten. iebt aber lieB fein 8ensb>
men teinen 3neifsl, oaB er oie 3eft
ni9t nit leeren Hebensarten gu btrs
geuben piinihe.
Die beittmmte Grage erbeif9tc cine
bsftimmte 4Rttport, unb 70 roffte Ii1
Milberg benn gu ftruffer 9ultuns 3uz
fummen uno fugte obne aIe llms
f9peife nit feft tlingsnber @timme:
sd mD9te sic I'm Elm Darlebsn
bitten, 9err Director. Sd bemsrte
BON pornberein, bub es iid babel I'm
cine febr srOBe Summe bunoeln
piiroe, nm cine Summe BON etpa
finf3igtauienD Mart."
,Wolen Sic mir geitatten. S6nen
barauf gu srpioern, Serr 2%eutnant,
bab Oarlebnsgel9dft. oieier grt ni9t
gu Dem @ei9dftsbetriebe Der bon mir
Dertretenen Nant sebOren. Wir ten<
nen nun cine 8eleibuns BON Smmobi@
lien gesen bppot6starii9e @i9erbeit."
.Das psiB i9 iebr pobl, unO es 1T
aud ni4t SIZE 9ant. an Die i'd MID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

fellow-travelers-'The Red Decade will.
no doubt, become a source-book for all
those who write of the Red conspiracy
on our soil.
Mr.. Lyons is the best equipped man
in the United States for his task. He
lived for many years in Russia as cor
respondent for the United Press, Is at
present editor of the American Mercury
and is also the author of Assignment in
Utopia" the best expose ever written OF
just what goes on in Stains workers
paradise"
Mr.. Lyons starts out with a chapter
I'm Defense of Red-Baiting.
About this epithet Mr.. Lyons says:
There can be no clear thinking,
no clear examination OF the issues
raised by the Kremlin's intrusion I'm
American life until the red-baiter taboo
has been exercised. A beginning. Mt least.
can be made IL those who expose Com
munist skullduggery walk up boldly tn
the terrible hobgoblln and. taking cour-
age In their hands. say Boo" right In
Its face. After that, can assure them
they will be able TO wear the red-baiter
tag with a flourish OF pride, and their
sleep will be as sweet as a healthy infant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Approaches Bridge

Fer, at about thf time that
Helen was telepheHiHg her
father-in-law. Ray Marriott a
milkman from Cuyahoga Falls.
scross the river from Akron,
approached the bridge over the
Little Cuyahoga River al a
point called The Gorge, he was
dszzled by the yellow rays OF an
automobile reflected from the
frozen surface OF the highway.
AS Marriott drove his nag onto
the bridge he could see that a
battered, black touring car was
damned against the railing. APP
parently abandoned.
Marriott alighted and peersd
into the tonneau: there he saw
a heavy brick on the floor and.
believing that the driver had
been assaulted, he took down
the license number Of the car
and got back inside his wagon.
"Gld-dap," he called and
straightaway made a Decline
for the Cuyahoga Falls police
station where a browsing desk
sergeant listened 10 his tale and
promised TO investigate. A few
minutes later an officer in the
Akron department was check
ing the car.
"SomethIng wrong here" said
the Akron officer THAT car IL
licensed TO Russell Palmer, son
OF Senator Tom Palmer. Get a
!. guard on the bridge and I'll
! roust out Detective WEIGH and
send him over"
And thus, again by way OF
the inevitable telephone route.
news OF the finding of the car OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

his fingerprints with the United
States Army files. You can
mark your file In this case
closed"
The mystery of the disappear
ance of Russell Palmer had at
last been solved! Russell Palmer
was legally dead; seven years
after he ran away from Akron,
the court had SO declared him.
Helen Palmer Of Akron had
remarked, very happily-nor
was that marriage, because OF
the court order, a bigamous
one. That same order also pro-
tected the marriage OF Helen
Dover Cartier in Tacoma. and
il likewise kept Russell Palmer.
Ross Cartier from being a
bigamist.
There waa no charge which
could DO brought against him
back IN Akron; n seemed that
insofar 90 the law was con-
cerned, he was b ret OF q free
man.
But the embezzlenent Of
S1,521 from Uncle Sam was
something that could not be
taken lightly-for this Palmer,
alias Cartier, was sentenced TO
McNeill's Island Penitentiary
almost in sight of the palatial
estate Of his rich father-in-law.
Copyright, 1874. King features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

of Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin.
Mrs. McAllister formerly was head
Of the womens division of the
Democratic National Committee,
and In the wife OF Judge Thomas
r. McAllister Of Grand Rapids.
Major Raymond J. Kelly Of Chi
cago IL named ~ regional director
of civilian defense for the same
states.
Eight separate forms are pro
posed for keeping track Of the
volunteers alone, without refer
ence to the activities in which they
may engage after finding place in
the civilian defense scheme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
May Conduct Classes

Volunteers enrolling under the LaGuardia banner may
reform the famys poor food habits conduct classes IN
music dancing test hearing and eyesght, lead quiet
games act esavers tn swimming pools. They may
volunteer to tell stories legal advice to underprveged
clients assist probation officers arrange trips to the movies
fight social diseases perform Of dozens OF other
functions the field Of education, public health and public
welfare.
These all listed among the activities planned
1t all of national morale, according
TO Director Lauara But according to 35page pamphlet
issued by his office the and his aides quite a.
ready TO charge of the countys health morals and
recreation to fight fires when the bombing starts.
There is Of short chapter air raid wardens
bomb squads auxiliary police and demolition crews who would
be required in the contingency of break through by
hostile air force intent giving New York and Detroit
taste Of the bombardment visited London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
BOOKS ~f HE WEEK

Communist Party worked Hol-
lywood. as follows:
Moscow agents stumbled on
Hollywood about the middle OF
1885, and found IL colossal
Big Names with magical propa-
ganda-carrying power. Barrels
of money Only one thing
surprised the pioneering Com
munists prospecting In them
thar Beverly Hills: the speed
and size and ease of their
strikes
"The decisive battles of the
HoIlyw d Revolution were
fought in the living arena OF
mass meetings, boycotts, bene-
fits. leagues, committees. con-
crosses, conventions, speeches,
relief money. kilograms, pro-
tests, pamphlets, parades. picket
lines. pictures. parties, politics,
pledges, petitions. dinners,
dances. slogans and all the rest
Of the effects that made up the
united front show -.
"Fans and autograph hounds
I'm the know didn't waste time
hanging around the Brown
Derby or Trocadero. The real
pIclSings were at the mass
meetings in the Shrine and
Philharmonic auditoriums and
the Hollywood Legion Stadium"
Too Slick for That
They did not collect for com
munism"-they were too slick
for that II was done ito free
Spain. TO help China" 10 send
anbulances to Gazeh and Gazah
and Of course. to free the
world from this and that
Other revealing chapters tell
us lust how the "boring-ln"
process goes on here. how fol-
low-travelers do their stuff.
how the passionate, almost
mystical cult of Russia-worsnip
C"Holy Mother RuSsia~ has
grown here. Of the way Stain
has muscled in on American
labor. how a Popular Front" is
forming here (the same kind OF
aeffat,-5ttlleat. r. FFcFseF,st. that broke the
back Of France) and how some
of the most respected" liberals
fNr Lyons names 'em) in the
United States have coadoned
Stains fortunes. massacres and
starvation Of women and chill
drcn
For Americans. The Red
Decade = the hook ~ the hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

1e22-Russell Palmer, above,
started home from his country
club in Akron, but never reached
there. Clues in his abandoned
car pointed to a brutal murder.
Russell Palmer was transmitted
to Chief of Detectives Harry
WEIGH who dressed at once and
FASTENED 10 the station where
ne called Senator Tom Palmer.
close friend, and informed him
Of the finding Of the car.
WEIGH now FASTENED 10 the
Gorge Bridge: he found Sheriff
Pat Hutchinson there ahead of
him.
what do you make Of II,
Pate" asked WEIGH.
Going ToLDard Akron
Seems the car was going
outh, toward Akron" said the
sheriff. There IL a lot Of broken
\ glaaa from the windshield on the
! northern end OF the bridge so
that must be the spot where the
brick WIS thrown The tracks
In the frost show that the car
ZIgZagged from side to side from
that point until IL struck the
guard-rail. It's either murder
or kidnapping, or both. Palmer's
hat II In the hack seat Of the
car with big cash In IL and
there IL hair beneath the under
side edge"
Az soon az II was broad day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

office to the local defense council II there is otherwise
mayor county commissioners Cooperation Of social
agencies is important the organ
zng groups informed and they urged to solicit the
aid clubs service organizations and health, welfare
and educational to the end of bringing the whole COM
munity the picture and obtaining much moral and
financial support possible from existing agencies.
Mayor Guarda offers program for volunteer partic
patton the national program he hopes to set in motion The
subsidiary programs listed in the preliminary outline include
Protection Programs" Programs for Unity Consumer
Programs and programs for recreation, health housing
knds-a of which, is safe say
being carried actively by other federal state
local agencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
CIUiIfaY Defe1ses
OCD Plans Activities
For Entire Community
Little Flower Will Be Busy Guiding
Development of Morale
CTUfIfazs Defesees
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY

WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-cviian defense, as finally
presented the public by Mayor LaGuardia In his part
time capacity its national director gives promise OF
becoming the cartooniss special pet and the coumnists
pride and oy II without doubt strangest animal yet to
appear in the defense menagerie.
In addition the Little Flower entities the mayor to
sobriquet as the Busy Bee.
For if Michigan communities follow the mayors sug-
gstons for making the civilian population SAFE healthy and
happy the midst they may find themselves immersed
multiplicity Of activities ranging from the giving OF birth
day parties to the running of secondhand clothing stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Words on Phone
Last She Heard
From Her Mate
Lonesomeness Was
to Know No Quieting
as Years Rolled BY
GILL be home soon, dear.

GILL be home soon, dear"
4 Those words, softly spoken
over the telephone by her hus-
band, presumably from his office
in the Meadowbrook Country
Club. near Darrowville, on the
outskirts OF Akron. o.. were the
last Helen Palmer was ever TO
hear from her spouse.
"Tn walt up for you, Russell"
replied the wife, tenderly
"Don't be too long; I'm lone
Some--it's very late"
II was lonesomeness that was
TO know no quieting. TO which
was to be added sinister uF-
certainty which lasted for Il
years; a veil Of mystery drawn
over the fate of Russell Palmer
which the forces of the law were
unable 10 penetrate. 1t was that
which Helen Palmer unknow-
ingly faced as she turned from
the telephone at exactly 2:45 on
the morning OF Feb. 5, 1922. ex-
pecting TO see her husband
within Is minutes.
Half an hour passed, and then
another dragged YEARLY by.
Unable 10 stand the suspense
longer, she finally telephoned 10
State Senator Thomas Palmer.
her father-in-law, and sought
his advice.
"We1l wait little while,
Helen" answered the father.
"Then IL he doesn't show up, you
call me back"
Helen Palmer waited another
hour and. during that time, sim
ister forces were shaping the
whole course of her life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Detectives Bergeson and Dew
ereaux answered. Captain Cliff
Osborne. routed from his bed,
said he would meet the men at
the drug store.
On top Of the safe, in dark
ened corner of the office. Os-
borne found Carriers loaded re-
volver; so ii was evident that
whatever had happened he had
been in no position 10 defend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
DISCOVERS Forgeries

But during this week. Postal
Inspector linus had been ex-
tremely busy. He discovered
that three money orders. bought
in the Cartier Drug Company
sub-station, were forgeries; all
the applications had been filled
out in the same hand but with
different names attached. The
handwriting on all the forged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

1895 - Police OF Tacoma,
Wash, noticed strange re-
semblancs between druggist
Ross Cartier, above, and the
vanished Russell Palmer. who
was officially dead
There's no doubt about It."
phoned Captain Osborne TO
Chief Boss. "Your Palmer Is
our Cartier, but he denies ever
being in Akron. However he
doesn't know that I've checked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Wants Them Kept Busy

But the net impression conveyed by the mayors first
important literary venture Director Of Civilian Defense -
that he's afraid army Of volunteers going descend
him. and to be they have something to keep them
occupedwhether has anything do with the not
In list of volunteer participation committeeman and
committeewomen the of Mrs Dorothy McAister OF
Rapids among representing the region
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

actors, actresses directors and
scenario writer's who are not
Communists and who are not in
sympathy with the Red revolu-
ton here or anywhere else have
had their names misused by the
cunning agents Of Moscow.
Mr.. Lyons quotes William
Bledsoe. editor Of the Screen
Guild MAGAZINE. on how The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

There are 80 chapters in this
hook starting with the five
ages Of the Communist lnterna-
tional' and the history of the
Communist Party of America
(born of socialism in 1917 right
down to "the menace Of today
one Of the best morsels is
Revolution Comes 10 Holly
wood and Broadway" The
author here describes how many