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Evening star., 1941-03-06

the idea of German and italian
troops entering the kingdom. The
Hitlerian conception of the new
order" in Europe is a close collab-
Grafton between all the states. And
by collaboration he does not mean
just a friendly understanding of
each others problems but dictates
from Berlin.
Prince Paul is reported not to
be opposed to the existing eco
nomic collaboration with the axis
powers. But when it comes to the
axis considering the territory of
YugoSlavia as its own; when it
comes to the right of Germany
and Italy to send troops through
the country and when the popula-
ton of Yugoslavia is expected to
greet them as friends and liberia
tors, the Serbian Prince begins to
balk.
He is convinced that under
such an agreement his country
would become a second Hungary
or Bulgaria and the real ruler will
be the general who is commander
IN chief of the German forces.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

Icans really the vote The Democratic
today its voters to the
polls, according all accounts.
result whichever it
national political significance This does not mean how
will hail
elections 1912
publican victory on will advertised rebuff to the
Dealers
Mr. Simpson with of 597
his opponent the
recorded for Mr. Barton 1888 In 1884
the 600 and 1885,
with a 1900.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Mons Body Is Found
Beside RaiIwuY Tracks

The body of Kenneth Patterson,
25, of 703 c street S.W, was found
last night beside the northbound
railroad tracks along Fourteenth
street S.W., between the overpaSs to
the Washington tourist camp and
the outlet to the speedway.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald,
who sat1 Mr.. Patterson apparently
died beneath the wheels of passing
train, wa investigating.
The booy was discovered about
1890 pm by A. L. Swift of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Identity
was established by Walter E. Dyson
of 918 Seventh street S.W., cousin
of the deceased.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Candidate Ruled of Ballot

wing sought to place on
isolaionist
bill Presidents foreign policy He
has been ruled ballot by the election authorities but 1t now
permitted have his the ballot by
the Labor the other hand has
come Endorsement of the Democratic nominee
this for Al II ever there
candidate Greek blood might be popular TINS
the afe with It's
fight against Italy lose him some voeShose OF lanan
district But will gain Others The Demo-
of standing and he has the packing
organization, which something IN Ne" YORK
district.
Republican politics his
Aldermen member OF
member OF the City Council AS
Aldermen, he fought Tammany consistently
overthrow of that organizations control OF
candidate Mayor La Guda
The 17n congressional prize the Republicans would hate
to einuush tract lying both sides OF Cenua
the midtown section far
stocking district but has other voters
too
Simpson died weeks his 46th year ana Win
every active public
candidate talk
again nominating Bruce Barton and even OF pesadng Wnoe
last to make the race ana serve
But neither available for one reason or anohe ano
Baldwin the choice.
tough time of in respect for Repuoncan cana
considerable wealth is located Many
residents Florida or some
New York IN early
Evening star., 1941-03-06
This Changing World
Yugosluv Regent BuIks ct Allowing
Germons to Liberute' His Country
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Prince the
general mobilization The reason for this unexpected his part
that he have small his when
the Fuehrer who will undoubtedly him the dotted line
King Boris of Bulgaria has
Yugoslavs S coming
Foreign Minister
about the Yugoava
enter it without
whole government including Regent
Evening star., 1941-03-06

forts. With both Mr.. Baldwin and
Mr.. Alfange supporting the Presi-
dents foreign policy, it is difficult to
stir up much excitement over the
outcome of the election.
Mr.. willkie has promised to make
a couple of speeches for Mr.. Bald
win before election day, and Thomas
E. Dewey, too, has come out strongly
for the Republican nominee. Prob
ablv he can be elected, IL the Repub-
Evening star., 1941-03-06

or the workers
in the big Ford
M o t or Co.'S
plants in Michi-
gan.
I'VE know of
no such claims, "
says the board.
Ehis writer had
stated that the
board ought to
take cogniZance
Of public claims
of unions that
they have a ma
jority and bring
a b bout prompt
l.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Complete News
Of the Day

The Night Final" edition
of The Star, containing two
additional pages Of the latest
news, is delivered by carrier
throughout the city between
6 pm. and 7 pm.
Of The Stars circulation
of over 10000 daily and
Sunday, 125,O00 are regular
subscribers and more than
10000 in Washington have
this special late service.
In addition, thousands Of
people carry The Star home.
Call National 5000
Evening star., 1941-03-06

lantic mail SUBJ
sidy of about ST.
100000 to Amer
ican Export Air.
lines, Inc.
This company
was organized In
1897 by ths
American Export
Steamship Co.
and invested d
about $4,000, 900
in surveys, ex-
p e r / m e n t al
flights and pur-
chase of aircraft
capable Of car
rying 16 passen-
Evening star., 1941-03-06

which hnd Joseph
Baldwin Republican, running against Dean Aang
their Endorsement to the
BILL to aid for Britain in the present war
American Labor split into two wings right and @
uncertainty Generally speaking this third party vote
district splitting opposon
which might otherwise be soldy Democratic.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

went down before the Democratlc
foe in 1880, however, and it was
held by the Democrats until 1887,
when former Representative Bar
ton, Republican, was elected to fill
a vacancy. He was reelected in
1888, and in 1910 Mr.. Barton ran
for Senator, and Mr.. Simpson was
nominated for the House seat
in his place.
No vital issue, unless you consid-
or New Deal and anti-NeW Deal q
Evening star., 1941-03-06
The Political Mill
Election Of Successor to Representative Simpson
Tuesday Expected to Be Horse Roee
By GOULD LINCOLN.

Tuesday congressional district will
Representative Republican
according both Republican and Democratic leaders Both sides
Neither recent the district has shifted
its political allegiance back and forth The late Ogden Mills
Republicans then Mrs Ruth Pratt Republican
took several Mrs Pratt
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Congress
Held Buckinq
Monopoly
Refusal of Subsidy
To New Atlantic
Airline AssuiIed
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

A very peculiar situation has been
developed in the Congress by the
refusal of the House Appropriations
Committee to authorize a trans-At-
Evening star., 1941-03-06

decide to come back to work. And
in this way the boards election
policy favors strikers over workers.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Criticism
ByN. L. R. B.
Denied
Boards Duty Held
To Be TO Foster
Bargaining Elections
Nv DAVID LAWRENCE.

The National Labor Relations
Board says it has no knowledge Of
any claim by the American Fedora
ton of Labor that 1t has a majority
Evening star., 1941-03-06

HE opinions OF the rtters this page their
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN The
Stars effort to giDe all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Enthusiasm Lacking

byelecton too without the usual en-
attention
country cened domestic issues but the abroad
Evening star., 1941-03-06

The reported mobilization think things
Yugoslava entering physical
occupation of the country
How bargaining
have remains to be There
nuisance value fights give trouble to the Germans
for few ~ ~
Whle the Greeks fevershy
garian front it is
resist the German onslaught. - - ~ W
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Weygond q Factor

good deal depends according to reports during
40 hous IN washington on what the Turks
forces the British will be able North Africa
The position of the they don't have
olsperSe their forces from North Africa
British the situation would have been ncomparab Balkans
Wgano with his could have taken
dtahan Army in Irpolania while the British
oO per cent OF their forces to Turkey and
But Weygand
nave appeared IN Ipotana 1t assumed
exactly
aa army strangely enough from Tunsia This would
tnat the Germans have succeeded in
oppose the landing OF German units
Some three weeks in
washington that German mechanical detachment
Ber The report discounted propaganda and no
continuation has been obanable since that time
indicate an encounter between British patrols
armored If this
parts OF their North Africa with
to spare important units for the
Evening star., 1941-03-06

Leland Stowe continues today
to dnSWer questions asked BY
readers concerning the series of
articles he Wrote tolloDing his
return from the European battle
fronts.
Some readers asked questions
ON topics far remoued from the
subjects OF Mr.. Stot0e'S articles
and these mere not nnsDered, as
they tUere considered outside the
scope OF the series.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
is.

ais gonitance Saaot a6eebekt bon
ibrem ralenoeu 9titt auf Galtings
5arm anfam, begab iie iid iofort auf
ibr 3in1mer. Sic idloB iid elm. 9as
tpare allerbings gar ridt n0tig age.
tueien, benn es tponte fein Menld) ct.
mas bon ibr. Niemonb it6rte lie, l,no
es idien feinem Menl9en auf5uial.
len, oab iie gum Mittaeelien nidt er.
idien. Sen gal,3en Nabmittaa lag
lie auf ibrem 8ett nit Dem ta,lbiaeu
3eitfleib lmb briitete Dor iid bin.
Nls es Damn segen sfbeno sing, 5os
lie ii6 um. Sic n1adte iib aussie.
big uno nit 2iebe idon. sic iaB atpei
St,tnoen Dor Dem Spieeel, idminfte
iid uno probierte ibren Musorud.
lteberai,s elegant ,tno NIT Sbmnd
bebansen, siug iie oann sesen neun
llbr aben6s aus ben Sa,,s.
Gaitins mar nibt au ieben. Gin
paar GonboDs Iungerten bel ben
Sfallen ornben berum uno Itarrten
ibr nad.
Sic eing 3u 5moof. 5ie nuBte
FerrD Goulo feben, beltte nod, folte
es, mas es malle.
Sci Snoof> erregte fie beredtigtes
Nufleben. 9ie 5armer uno GotpboDs.
sic binter ibren @ldiern faBen, batten
cine 10 elegaute 5rat nod ME geie.
ben. Aber iie Daren tueit oabon e1t-
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Nittioo6, Sen 5. de6raar 1871

Mgrna mar es, als fiele fie. gls
gabne pI0slid eilt Sdadt Dor ibreM
5iiBen mo iie ftiir5te ms gobenloie.
Nber bas s0auerte MIR einige Sefiln.
ben. SIM ndbiten angenblid itiir5te
lie aus Der Cir, bnrd ben bnnflen
Sausflur, Binausails ben, ipeiben 30.
len 9ans.
/ 0rmlBen lag Ser Mono auf ben
Gorrals ltno ben ltanbigen Straben.
Dfit fliegenben 5iiBen lief iie, nna
beim raienoen 2altf iiberleste iie fie.
berbaft. $50 iollte iie iid bir.tuenoen2
$50 piiroen oie Sliebenoen. iein2
als iie in Die soauptltraBe BON
Mortonbia fam, iab iie, oaB alle Gin.
tpobner Dor ben SdliIern IN erregten
@ruppen 5l.iammenitanben. sSie elm
2auffeuer mllBte iid Die 8efrei,ns
uno Glltdt 8ents berltmgeiproden
baben. Sic madte ieeod Dor ben er.
reaten Meniden feinen ltmtueg. Sic
lief ,mbefiimmert burd Sic breite
itaubiee StraBe binourd, l1,tb es belt
lie oltd nienano auf. Mls man tie
erfannte, berih,mmte MIR NIT einem
Wal oas erreete @eiprdd ser gan5en
5traBe, ,,no nit ieniationsbungrigen
Mugen Itarrte man ibr nad.
sls iie an Glifforos 5arm borbei.
fam, mar iie san5 eridopft. Ser atem
giua fltr5 uno baltis. 1lno iie iab ein.
oaB iie nidt 10 ipeit fomnlen tuiiroe.
sic mlBte Elm Bfero Daben.
sic tpanote iid nah linfs sltr
Benmoore=&anb. 0ort ipiiroe lie ein.
fad eites aus Ser 9oppel nebmen.
@op Serson tuiiroe ibr bas nidt Der.
tpebren. SIN iibrisen tuiiroe iie ibn
gar nidt lanae frasen.
sic pailierte bie erlten einge5dun.
ten 8eioen, Sic aur Benmoore-Gand
seborten, l,no lie fam an oent groBen
8alm por6ei, Der Dor oem @obnbaus
itan0. Sinten BEL 0en Staaen i6im.
merte ein fleines 2ibt. sic idlid
langiam ndber. sic ipollte moglidlt
lmeeIeben borbeifommen. ..~...
sls iie ieood neben ser auriidse.
Idlasenen Sir bes Iesten Stalles ne.
ben oem oeraitterten Senlter itano,
ldraf lie 5ufammen. Mit Dor @nt-
iesen seipeiteten ausen blieb iie in .
Sen Sdatten gebriidt ltebeu. ,--
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(t5. SsortIesuug)

ten GaItng, Ser IdngIt tot mar, elne
Wotidaft 5u bringen ,tno iie ipuBte
Daber, no oie Sir 5ur redten Sano
In oas 8obn3immer fiibrte. Beiter
fannte Iie iid nidt aus. aber es mar
nidt 81. ertparten, baB int @obn5im'
mer in ser 9unfelbeit iemanO iein
hiirbe.
Sic atrnete Ieiie nno idluer. IS
tpar ein Druid auf ibrer 8rllit, als
triige Iie einen Sanger, uuo lte bate
namenlole Mngit. sic 5udte 5,tiam'
meu, ols aus oem @obu5immer ber'
aus ser tiefe 0untle, alang elmer l(br
t6nte.
Sic itano bier, tueif alles gu enoe
tuar. Sic tpar berloren, rettltngslos,
benn iie liebte 9errD goulo. Sir fie
gab es nur nod oas cine, ibren So
ter su retten, gleid)pie, uno Damn
tpitroe ite eeben. Srgeuomobin. am
Iiebiten binein in Den Sumbolotz@ip'
er. Denn es tuar ia alles au gnoe.
s(ns 6em 3immer flang elm leiier
2aut rmo Mprna preBte ibre Sdnoe
geeen sic 8rltIt. Sic lauldte. War
bod ielnano ba brinnen in Ser Sin'
lternis? @ar GonItance Sallot ba
6rinnen ooer galting? Wartete er
auf iie?
Yl0slid trat ein finlterer, entl6loi-
iener susbrud in ibr ueiBes, genei'
Beltes @eIidt. Sic oriidte auf Die
Rliufe bes 8obn5immers, Die iofort
uno tpeid> na6sab. Sbne tpeiter su
soeerm, trat iie Elm. 9riunen erfann.
te iie nur gang idtuade ltmriiie bon
M5belItiiden. sic blieb neben Der
Rir iteben uno bemiibte iid), in oem
ldtpa6en sranen Sbimmer, Der onrd
oie SenIter orang, ettpas 5u erfen'
nett. Sic iab einen groBen flobigen
EiI1, einen groBen Sfen, eine 3om'
mooe, ein paar peroorrte 9lumen in
einem @las auf einem Ser beioen
sSenlterbretter. sber uibts riibrte ith.
,@s tpar 10 ltia tpie brauBeu auf bem
5lur, ,no Mprnas Ser5 begann tpie-
Ser la,.t uno uneeitiim gu poden.
Qam iie at ipGt2 8ar oie 5riit
ldou Inn, sic ibr eating gelebt bate ?
@ar er bielleidt idon unten BEL
6nod 5,,lammeu nit Gonitance Sal
lot, INN Sen @intpobnern bon Wfor'
tou9ia sic ereu3enloie 2iige 5u er5abs
leu2 Sic i1rad bon neuem 5ulam'
nten, als sic ll9r in ser @de tuieoer
5u iblasen begann. Sic 5dbltc 5wei
barte metallene Sdldee. @ar tie
Ibon cine balbe St.tnOe in Sielen
meifen Saus? Sn oieIem ein5igen
Saus bon Mortoubia, beiien Sol5'
tp1uoe nit tpeiBeu &alf beltriben ipa'
rem, um ettpas 8elonoeres bor5uItel'
Ieu?
2ansiam siua iie in sic Mitte bea
3imners, 6ieies fremoen 3immers
bas in ser 9uutelbeit nnenolid) erob
tuar, ,tno in bellen 8iufeln ln6 ct
ten oas 8erSerben at lauern idien
8loelid itolperte Tie iiber ,einen tuei
deu @egenItano, ser ont 8ooen lag
9a log einMenid!
Sic bral,dte einise Sefunben Bis
1te oas noQ erfaBt bate. Aber oant
beugte iie lib iofort binunter ,lni
' orebte sic @eItalt, oie auf Dem @eli6
go o,.x
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DerMOrd Won MOrtOnhill

5datten ibn pollfommen einbiiIte.
sic beriitdte, i'm elm tpenig its
Seae 5lt 5ieben. gr tpar iebr idtuer
uno er riibrte ii1 nibt. gr gab aud
feinen 2art bon iid. @ar er tot;
@ar er perlebt2 Sic lieB i'm los
uno iubte nad Ser 2ampe. sic Bine
tief iiber Sem SiId. @s mar cine 9e
troleumlampe. aber iie bate feir
5euer5eus bel iid). ltno iie iudte ber
gebens auf oem Gid, auf Ser &om
mooe, am SenIterbrett un6 in ieoe,
@de nad Streidbolsern. @s tua,
ni6ts 5u ftnoeu.
| Sn5lptiden batten ii9 ibre s(uger
an sic eraue 0unfelbeit getu0bnt, unl
lie panote fid ipie6er 5uriid 5u ben1
Mann. Nun lag iein @opf i'm beleren
@rm oes syubbooens. @s tpar Gait
ing. @r bate einen 3nebel i'm Wuuo
DrauBen am Simmel fam lanefam
ser Wono b0ber, ,tnb ba merfte iie,
baB eating sic ausen seoffnet bielt
gr iab iie an. Mm 8o6en lieseno nit
einem 3nebel inn Wuno itarrte er lie
an.
Nprna fror es. sic itano neben
ser 2ommobe uno iab auf ben Mann
binunter. Oann, ploslid, be,1ate lie
| iid su ibm binab, nabm ibm bas Tud
aug bem Mlino, unb oann beeaun iie
baltig feline Stride gu loien. aber
oas mar iebr i6per. sic uaren nit
elmer unsebeuren &raft 5uiammense'
fnotet. 10 baB iie babon ablalen uuo
nod einem Meiler illden muBte. sic
bate balo zines in Der Sdublabe bee
Silhes aei,tubeu, 1nb init elm paa1
S6uitten mar Gaitins bon ieinen Jei'
ieln befreit. sic Ieete bas Weiier aul
oen SiId5 uno blieb in Der @de neben
oem Seniter iteben.
gaItine. obiuobl ldneit bon ieinen
anebel befreit, idtuies. WitbIam nna
Idtperfallig erbob er iid. @r ma6te
elm paar taumeln6e Sdritte uuo fiel
Damn ibtper auf sic 8anf neben Sem
Ofen. 9urd bie beiben Heinen Sen'
tier brang 6as 2ibt bes Monbes. Die
perborrten 8lumen auf 6em Senlter'
brett malten rielige Shatten ouf Ser
! SuBbooen. 9ie llbr tidte eleidn1dBia
unb Ser Maun auf ser Sienbant at
1nete te,,deno.
Damn iaete Rprna leiie:
uSd bin aefommen, @alting' -
lpie Sic es tuiiuidten."
Sdmeigen.
SD bin bier uno min bemiitie
iein, 70 iuie -, in Mprnas aeble tra
plobli1 Elm Sdlu65en. sic bielt if
rem ltodenoen Mtem at nno idlpieg
3uerlt eab Goiting feine Mntlport
@s iebien als babe ct iiberba,tpt MIDI
geb0rt. @r atlnete feu6eno, ,lno ein
NAL itieb er einen 2aut aus. al
itobne er. 9ann iagte er raub Uni
bitter:
,,Sie f0unen tuieoer geben. Sd
bin nidt in Stimmuns be,lte.'
Mprna riibrte Ii9 nidt.
uSaben Sic nid)t aebort2 Sie iol
len eeben! Sic - sic Itoren midi
Seben Sic bas nidt?" @r idri
pl0blib. ,,Seben sic ni6t, oaB Si
su elmer boais ,mseleeenen 3eit ION,
men, he! Ob, id baile Sic. @arlm
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Il fsAtS . IuS'Sts~~s1ete AS'iS.t ~ ~ sss.st
len i'm freiaeben. SD bin bereit, al-
les fir i'm 5u tillt.''
so, Sbr gater. ab ia, natiir-
lid. 8iiien Sic iibrigens, iper bier
mar, por orei 5tnnoen2 8er mid
gefelielt nnb gefnebelt bat2"
sd ipia es nidt ipiiien."
,,Sie iollen es aber iuiilen. SerrD
goulo lpar 90. Saipobl, ser Wllitang.
iager bonn 8alb. Ser Mann, beilen
Bierbe INNER 10 berflirt gut 5ll-
geritten iinb, tuenn er iuelde perfaift.
Der Wann, ser nit slpei Hepolpern
ga sleider 3eit idieBt nno lnfebl.
bar trifft. Ser Manu, ben ib inn
mer fir barmlos sebalten babe uno
ser Sifor berpriiselt bat, neil ct
|Ible6t iiber sic fprad. Ser Mann,
bon Dem gonitance 5alot iagt, ct
ludre 8ia 8otton."
,,8as bat bas nit mir 5u tun?
8arum iagen sic mir oas? SD bin
be,tte gefommen, tpeil id fir meinen
Batter bitten mid. glGes anoere -"
~ssS,,tereiiiert sic nidt, tuas2 geun,
es lit gut. @eben Sic iebt."
,Mein Batter, galting."
u@iro sebanet, 10 ooer 10. ltuo
MIN IaKen sic mid in 8ube."
.,5ie baben mir Sbr @ort sese'
BEN"
~5o?" gr iab iie b0bniid an. sd
babe seiast, ib sebe oeinen 8ater
irei, menn. ou mir einmal geborit
s(ber id tuia bid iett niht mebr.
@eb" gr ibrie. ,@eb, bu baf &C.
bort. 2aB Dir bon 8ia 8otton BEL
fen. Aber nimm bi1 Dor gonitanee
Sallot in abt. Die liebt i'm ndn.'
lih."
Mprna itano tpie betdubt. sic NOR
nibt fdbis, iib su riibren. Sic ftarr.
te unoeripanbt auf oie 8llmenlbatten
am SuBbo6en. .-.:
Mber Damn iuurbe Iie burb einen
lauten STUFF bon brauBen aus ibrer
@ritarrimg geriiien.
~gaitins, Gaftins', rief eine la,,te
5timme. ,,Galting"
Ser Mam auf Ser Ofenbanf riibrte
Iid nibt. gr bob nidt einmal ieinen
aopf. gs fdien ibm bo1fommen
sleidgiiltig 81 ietm bab man ibn
rief.
Die Stimme brauBen fam nGber.
Run mar ser Suffer Dor bem 9aus.
Nun bammerte er gegen Die Sir.
uGaitingl" rief ct 1,ltsnterbrod)en.
uGaitins"
9a erfannte ibn Mprna Bent. @s
lpar Yrince. Mls ct merfte, baB ibm
nieman6 0ffnete, ,no als er bon mir.
ge1otuober @nttuort erbielt, rib ct
Sic Sir auf. Drei Seflmben oanad
ltano er i'm monoerleudteten 3immer
ltno tarrte Nprna an. sic ertpioerte
ieinen 8lid flar 11no rubig. @r breb-
te ii6 Inn uno seuabrte Gaiting auf
ser Sfenbanf.
"@aid'', feudte er, ,fommen sic.
@s lit ettpas eeIdeben."
eating iab Brince b0bniid an.
obne ireeno ettuas 5u iasen.
,,Man bat bas @efangnis erbro-
den'', iammerte Brince. Barney
uno feline alpei 2eute, Die sic Bade
hntfpn finn apfp5IpIt tnorApn. 1fuN
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GONE WITH THE WIND
Returns February l2-15
PHILADELPHIA STORY
February 1913
Lecture

the only transportation. Here
and there IL q home or casa Of
poles. tied together by vine
thongs and thatched with palm
leaves. In such isolated spots.
surrounded by steep slopes. l
found abundant numbers of
foxes, wildcats, other animals,
and many birds, including gor-
geous parrots.
"At last, after wandering in
the widest sections of central
Mexico without having met q
soul who could speak word of
English, and without having
news or communication Of any
kind whatsoever from the out
side world for two months, we
returned to our starting point,
Alamos. When we learned that
during our trip Norway, Den
mark and Holland and part of
France had fallen before invad-
ers, we wondered If, after all,
we had really stepped forward
into an advanced civilization, or
II In reality we had not again
stepped backward down the
stairway of human progress.
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Burglary

Confined From Page II
growing out Of the same rob-
berry and his examination was
set for Feb. 8 before Judge
Jeanette.
Two other youths-15 and
10 years OF age-appeared in
court on the, same charge but
their cases were deferred pend
ing the granting Of Q waiver by
Juvenile authorities.
Deputy sheriffs said that the
Blue Ribbon robbery was just
one Of many which occurred in
the southern end Of the county
during the last part Of 1910 now
being investigated by officers.
Officers said that lat least"
eight other youths are being
held at the county Jail for ques-
tioning in the other robberies,
and that they expect to take "a
number of others" into custody
within the next few days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
laief of Bagdad,'
! sns at Jewel Tonight

designer. The story OF "Tne
Thief Of Bagdad" takes place in
the cities of Basra and Bagdad
In Persia. Basra, many hum
Tdreds of years ago, was the most
important town and seaport Of
Persia. Oriental merchandise Of
every description was brought
by camel caravan from Bagdad,
making It . seethins, color
splashed seaport, swarm ! n 6
with Chinese, Arabs, Egyptians,
Turks, Hindus and African ne
groes. It's busy waters were
filled with al kinds Of .junks
painted in dazzling colors.
SETS OF MAGNIFICENCE
A part Of Basra. In all its
Eastern glory, was reconstruct
ed by Alexander Korda's tech.
nical experts, showing its many
waterways, it, crowded bazaars
and coffee houses, its strange
conglomeration Of nationalities.
But Of all the exotic sets built
for the production none equalled
in pure beauty and dazzling
splendor the Sultan's Palace.
The. palace, with its magnifi-
cent minarets and domes, was
painted q deep blue. The gates
are 90 feet high, lacquered in
shining gold. The forecourt OF
the great Palace displays the
Sultan's toys. The patio itself is
q lavishly decorated courtyard,
in the Moorish style, with beau
tifully curved arches, and spiral
pillars.
THRILLS OF MAGIC
THE Thief of Bagdad"
abounds in scenes unwinding
breath-taking magic - magic
which Transforms q stony desert
into m Enchanted City; q Flying
Horse which flies into the clouds
and returns to the spot whence
It took Off; . Djinni, who Il re-
leased from . tiny bottle, and
becomes a. high a. the highest
mountain and towers over the
city Of Bagdad; the Black Gal
leon, q mystery ship sailed by a
wicked magician; the Flying
Carpet, which goes from city to
city like 'ar airplane: the All
Seeing Eye, a ruby stolen from
q Giant Goddess, which gives its
owner power to see whatever he
wishes to see, no matter how far
away.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Prod uce

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az" Delicious 1.SS-l.00; Jonathans TO-
LIS; Mcintosh l.1s-l.S0: Spys l.2s-i.5o;
Wa9enoss $50: 3M" Jonathans 7s-l.lo.
Oaio0o: Oo-lb. sacks Us No. Mich. Vel
lowo 49, percent e. and Larger tots;
0vVge oDantsh ~ 100. W.
pOtetoos; 10 No. I l00-lb. sacks Idaho
RusDs4s i.1o-l.oo; Maine Various Varieties
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10: 0roon Mountains l.3S. Idaho Russets
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VarSoue Varieties ma. Mich. Green
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