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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-(TNsl-HoGs-R Re-
ceipts. l6 900: 1Oc higher; FOLLOWERS
1 900 top. 81 Is: bulk. s6.90q 20. heav.
les So s0sd : 10. mediums 81. soa %
lights Sc 75M7 IS light lights, IS 80 .
packing sows, So so" 6 %; pigs, $500
s so
cATTLE-Re 1900: steady
Calves: receipts, 500; steady. Beef steers:
choice. Sf2a Is: medium. ssai2; yearlings.
SO. so 10. Butchers: heifers, HH IL !;
cows. s6a rs: bulls. se1s; calves. s.. so
a Ia feeders, s7a 1918. stockers: steers,
SOIL: cows and heifers. IS. so rs 20
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900: steady lambs
So 40 a $50: common. 81 50Te.4O year
hngs. s7Gs; feeders. ssns2o; ewes
81 5oa5.
PITTSBt RGH
PITTSBURGH Jan. 3. --uNs)-CAT
TLE-Receipts, as market steady ana
active; steers choice. Sl2.45u IL, IS: me
dunn TO good SO. rs n as; common. s.. IS
ns25: heifers. medium TO good. $3.50
Gas: common, IS. $50 7.25; cows. medium
to good. S575d6.75: Gamers and cutters.
x25 u So; bulls. good 10 choice, 81 .23p
s.25: common to medium. IS 15H 8 10.
HOGs-Recetpts 200. market active and
i0c higher; 6O-lsO lbs. 81 IS y $50: 100
220 lbs. 81 30 n .75 220-2j0 lbs. $500
TTs: 250-2sO lbs - 50; 100-lJ0 lbs
So25N7. roughs. s. IS.
SHEEP Receipts $50. market steady
and l5e TO 25c lower, choice lambs. $40 -
n 1000; medium 70 good. IS so % - .
common lambs. s596.50. sves, s2u
Neihers, s2.5o9i7b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Stocks Continue
Weak in Slow
Dealings
International New. s.r,le. Wiz.

International News Service Wire
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The stock
market opened lower today in
cary-over of yesterdays late weak
ness.
There was moderate activity at
the start, with few stable
blocks running to 1.500 shares of
United States Steel Corporation.
Eastman Kodak suffered one of
the few wide declines, starting a
point lower.
Chrysler. a weak spot yester-
day. was steady, and General Mo-
tors advanced fractionally.
Steel shares were off slightly.
Small declines predominated else
where in the list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Spring Plans

Cadillac district managers will
gather in Detroit Monday for
a three day conference at the
factory. Spring sales plans, in
Guiding the 1871 advertising and
sales promotion program will be
discussed.
All Sections Of the Cadillac
retail map vii be represented
in the sessions that will precede
a flying trip into the field by
company executives. Speakers
at the meetings here will be:
Nicholas Dreystadt. general
manager; d. E. Ahrens. general
salesmanager; Charles Belts,
advertising manager, and r. l.
Rickenbaugh, sales promotion
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Harrison Becomes
N. Y. Life President

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-George
L. Harrison, formerly president of
the Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York became president ana Cf--pf
executive officer Of the New York
Life Insurance Company January
]. Afrca l. Aiken. who has been
cha rrrsn Of the board and preSi-
dent Of the company continues as
chairman Of Tire board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
OFFERINGS WANTED
lIIN Oh DETROIT. MICHIGAN
BOND

The Employees Retirement Fund Boa
of the city of Detroit invites sealed offet Il
ings covering City Of Detroit Son-callabls
Bonds in the amount OF approximately
$50 600 90
Offerings shall snow the rate Of interest
the date Of maturity. the dollar value. and
the Yield on each offering
Seated offerings will be received up n
~ O'Clock noon on January T. 1871 al the
ofhLe Of the Secretary. 1884 Broadway
Detroit Michigan. offerings 10 Re mad.
hrm until 1000 a VI. January 1871
The Employes Retirement FInd Road
reserves the right 10 reject sny or All
offerings or parts n offerings.
EDWARD N. LANE
Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

d. K. Ralston
general sales
m a n a G e T.
Ralston said
that sales for
the calendar
ar jus I
ended " @ re
well over the
100000 mark
and approx
mately 10000
units greater
than the best
previous year
in company
history.
II y d r a =
matte drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

Air Fofce 50
among the
finest air-
planes H. the
" d.
his infor-
maj IcfaI on
the Ar.e rcan
planes as
brought home
b MAJ Gen.
= rtun X.
YCnt for
ner assistant
chef OF the
II corps
who has only
recently re-
frIf-r,a5 ram q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Probabilities

The following may be enumer-
ated as probabilities:
Evolving of more efficient
cooperation between the fed
eral government and industry
for achieving preparedness.
Action by Congress to. substi-
tute arbitration for strikes.
Advance in better-grade COM
mon stocks benefiting from war
orders, in various heavily dis
counted preferEed-isSues. in
many bonds now selling far
below par.
Notable improvement in the
financial position of our vital
railway industry.
Unprecedented consumption of
electric power.
More active construction, en-
bracing both home and business
building. than in any year since
the 1928 % boom.
Only moderate initiation. de-
spite some upward trend in
wages and prices. and in colos-
sal government spending.
Vast expansion IN United
States aid to Britain. including
The transfer of more average
naval craft. the supplying OF
many United States mercantile
ships, the furnishing of financial
support in one form or another
monetary loans, gifts. or on
"mortgaee0
Expansion in United States
lending To Latin-Amerlean eoun-
tries. to broaden commercial
relationships.
Partial Qualification of the
now blackly-clouded lnterna-
uonal outlook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

totaled so. 500
cars '22 per
cent m ore
than in 1889.
according 10
an announce
nlent m a d Q
20 d a Y b Y
&c orge IL.
Pratt. general
sa les man.
agcr.
Pratt said
that IN the
AfiVc
months OF the
1891 m o d q ]
wear. Hudson
has already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

the self Shifting feature intro
duced by Olds. made new rec
ords of popularity during the
past year And 10000 of the new
1871 models already have been
delivered to customers, equipped
with the device. This is double
the number delivered during the
entire previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Million FOrdS
u. S., Canada Production
zoos, 494 in 1910

Ford Motor Company produc-
ton in United States and Canada
was zoos. 494 passenger cars and
trucks in 1910, against 885, $50 in
1899.
In addition, the company pro-
duced 1858 Ford tractors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
I<DI STRiAI>
prts.a an nglHzFs
Metal Markets

New YORK and wholesale nonfefYous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals division. Detroit: Spot, 30 per cent
50 %. lake grade copper. delivered Mid
west u: electrolytic spot. smelter, l2p
~ 80. casting copper. II l25: ST. Louis
lead 535. 81. Louis zinc. I23. New fork
an'imopy. Il; virgin aluminium II.
All metals quiet Export copper. lO.3I =
Gl2: resale. I2.25a II 30. Free sterling
exchange 81. o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Bower Roller BEARING
Aqain Votes Isl Cents

Bower Roller Bearing Company
has declared dividend of Is cents
on the common, payable March 20,
to stock of record March 7. A like
amount was paid in the preceding
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Cattle Market
Active, Strong
During Week
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK
ENDED JANUARY Z.

Cattle ....... $3.50 sheep, lambs. s.3ss
Calves 1890. s.es1 Hogs ........ s.iif
With three-day market again
this week, receipts at the local
stockyards were more liberal in all
departments. The cattle market
opened Monday with active trad
ing on all classes. Common and
in-between butchers sold steady
and in most instances IS cents
higher. Trading continued active
at steady prices Tuesday and
Thursday at Mondays advance.
Trading was active on cows at
prices 25 cents higher. with best
selling up to $6.75 and a few at 81,
and remained steady on Tuesday
and Thursday, closing with tops at
81. Bulls sold 25 cents to so cents
higher on Monday and continued
steady all week. with best heavy
bolognas and best light butchers
up to SITS. Prices:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Auto
American
Military Planes
Best in World
nv n. :. wALESBY

Despite criticism 10 the con-
tran, American military air
planes are considered by the
Plane Test Station Of the Royal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Oids Best Year

Greater sales during 1910
than In any previous year In
the company's history"
This is the record of OldSmo-
bile dealers reported today by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-The cotton mar
ket closed steady.
FUTURES closings follow In pence per
pound: January. s.33. up I March. SIS.
IN q: NAV. s35 up 3: July. s.31, UP q
october. si4. up Z; December, SOC. up };
January, 1912. SOS, up }.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Detroit Poultry

Asrtt' cssF. hens average rar lie
cocks 5 . 100 fHlk sprnFtr. 10 e.aHrr
hens 3 % auf ~ iar Ifer1In springer
~, daeks White 5 m ara 49, 17t
geese 13c
ices MArsst stss current receipts
. &C. undslsfs7ese j. Vi'5se, W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Scratches

International News Service Wire
At TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear; track. fast.
First Race-savttar. J. EdEar ".
Sobriety, Hard Biscuit. star of Dondra.
straight TIM.
second Rare-Wee scot. Boat Cover.
Third Race-Our Florence.
Fourth Rsre-SIr Gibson.
sixth Rare-Galiant stroke. sassy
Mate. LADY INFINITE, Mannheim.
seventh Rsre-Chsbce King, botter.
say Judge. Dunfre~. Bright Scnins.
Military Girl. Brilliant stone.
Eighth Raee-Ppkski. NH RiNer.
Spitefui, Well Read, steam Roller,
Boobies.
Ninth Raee-Deciared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

hog receipts were more liberal
this week and trading was fairly
active. The market opened Monday
at steady prices with tops at S7.20.
Tuesday mixed grades were 10
cents lower. This loss was regained
on Thursday when prices closed
steady with Mondays opening.
Prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

WI toUtssSS
Unemployment of several mil
lions.
The richest annual pay roll
the country has ever enjoyed.
Record-b a k ing Industrial
output.
Very substantial gains in gross
profits.
More burdensome business and
individual income tax imposts.
Somewhat larger net earnings
available for disbursement to
stockholders,
A greater volume-unpredict-
able percentagewise - in con-
sumner buying, in retail trade.
At least some enlargement OF
agricultural purchasing power.
Less dormant speculation, es-
pecially in equity securities. in
volving rather wide. ups and
downs.
Appalling skyrocketing of fed
eral spending and federal de-
ficlts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Foreign Exchange

International shoe Company for the rs
cal year ended November 30 had a con-
solidated net profit Of So. 473.6ll equal TO
81 90 on the common, against q net profit
in the preceding year Of So. SIS 200 after
$3.50 900 reserve for possible inventory de-
cline or sl.9T on the common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

shipped 10 dealers volume
equala TO So per cent OF the
entire 1910 model year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Hudson Sales

Hudson Motor Company'S do
nestle retail sales in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongsrd Co.
Windsor. Prices in cents Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Forbes
What Iq4I Is
Likely TO Bring;
Faith Justified
BY b. C. FORBES

Each new year contains some
certainties, some probabilities,
many possibilities i would class.
ify 1941's thus:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

Cali receipts were fairly liberal.
and trading was fairly active. The
market opened Monday with the
bulk of the best calves selling at
Sl4. some selects at S14.50 Tues
days prices were generally so
cents higher with tops at S14.50.
Although receipts were light o.
Thursday. early sales were s..
cents lower at SD. With slow trad
ing at the close late arrivals sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

ne mdTKet opened Monday Win
best lambs selling at $40. some
choice at Sl025. With slow trad
ing at the close best lambs brought
S9.75 to $40. Tuesday the market
-opened with best lambs selling at
$40. but closed at S975 and con-
liinaed steady on Thursday with
some choice at $40. Sheep we're in
demand all week. tops selling from
81 IN "a IN pricoS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
1toobe Crash Reveals Murder of Teacher by Youthful

young Christensen became the
spokesman and confessed.
"You picked IL, Sheriff. We
schemed and waited for a
woman 10 come along. Norman
here gives the signal with a Boy
Scout salute when we saw II
was woman and no other car
In sight.
Norman sits beside her: after
we drive about n mile he pulls
his gun on her.
"She's frightened and turns To
open the door on her side when
he fires twice.
"The car skids on the gravel
and Norman grabs the wheel To
straighten her Out-but it's too
late-we get dumped In the
ditch.
Eve take her pOcketbOOk and
get away as fast as we can. We
threw the gun away somewhere
on the road =. That's the whole
story"
The whole story of two high
way parasites who deliberately
started across South Dakota
with the intention of numbering
helpless woman. stealing her
car and what money they could
find.
Justice OF the Peace Will
Spencer heard Reedy's evidence
a few days later and held the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Takes Weapon
From, Its Holster

Reedy deftly lifted the weapon
from his holster and raised it
so il could be readily seen.
"Tl blast you sure, II you
don't stand quiet where you
are" he shouted.
In response 10 his warning
the hands. arms, head and
finally the shoulders of a young
man appeared slowly over the
tips of some low bushes.
He rose as though in mortal
fear that the slightest unhur-
ried move would be his last.
His face was aShen with ter
ror and he trembled violently
when Miller ran forward and
took hold of him.
Beyond the captive came a
Scurrying in the underbrush and
a second youth appeared. run
ming fast and low toward the
open prairie.
Reedy calmly raised his gun
and fired close to the runners
head.
Another shot pillow the
ground near his running feet. q,
THE next one is for you. In
the middle az the back" yelled
the officer at the top OF his
lungs.
The Splinter dug his heels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

when you stopped at the hotel
In WATERFOWL last night.
"WhiIe We were hunting you
the state police traced you back
there. You were the leader
you used the gun"
Both flinched under the accu-
sations. and then they began TO
talk.
They babbled about their eX-
perienceS since leaving home.
They expected TO pick up enough
money by safecracking in the
northwest TO pay for tuition in
a "pickpocket school" in Chi
cago
But. concerning the death of
Ada Carey, they still remained
mum.
They were mum, that is, until
the dawn came up the following
morning. when the fingerprint
men had completed their all
night labors.
No hidden masterpiece was
ever revealed on a piece of bur-
lap with more satisfaction than
the perfect print of Westberg'S
thumb on the wrecked cars
steering wheel.
And the leather change purse
showed smudges Of the prints of
both men. indistinct but suff-
cient TO prove that the cold
blooded pair had handled it.
Confronted with this evidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

IN FRIDAY morning May n
" 1893. Sheriff Jack Reedy
streaked his car northward out
OF Onida, s D., along a well-kept
macadam highway In the seat
beside him chung Or Y Y En-
hfee with ifitt h ii4fff1 surgeon KIT NlSed
between his knees.
In few minutes they spotted
the dark blur OF a ditched auto
mobile Just off the highway. and
the Onida County sheriff Skldded
his car 10 a dusty halt opposite
the wreck.
On the grass al the. edge of
the ditch, covered to The neck
with a plaid car robe, lay the
pretty victim of what appeared
10 the officer TO be one of those
all-too-common. body-c u hing
highway accidents.
With quick. def movements
the doctor stepped from the car
his bag already open.
Gently he removed the robe
from the still form on the grass
The sheriff stepped to the
broken front door of the over
turned sedan. tore the Identified
ton card from the steering post
and thrust il into his pocket.
AS he did So the woman who
had been standing beside the
PROSTATE girl introduced herself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Hats With Shout
And Points to Weeds

Suddenly Bcver halted with a
shout,
He pointed 10 a clump of
weeds; there, hidden to all eX-
cept the sharp trained eye of a
tracker, lay a woman'S leather
purse,
Rccdy stopped and picked IT
up in his handkerchief.
Opening the clasp the detec-
tive found four one-dollar bills,
76 cents in silver and a half
dozen engraved cards that bore
the name OF Ada Carey
The fugitives must be nearby;
they had seen the posse and
were discarding discriminating
evidence.
There was no need for urging
on the part of the sheriff for
now they had confirmation that
the men they sought were the
hitch-hikers who had SO wan
tonly taken the life of one of
their neighborS.
About 100 yards ahead lay a
starved, struggling thicket of
scrub cottonwoodS-
"If they saw that posse on
the right, I'll bet my hat they're
hidden in this brush" Miller
volunteered. and had hardly
finished when his hand flashed
to his holster as all three heard
a movement in the thicket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Young Killers Confess
Highway Robbery Plot

nation he took his eyes momen-
tVily from the road and looked
sharply at the hard face of his
boss.
II know her family" said the
deputy. "She's a teacher at
Frankfurt. This Is Friday 80
she'd probably be on her way
home To her folks for the week
end. Her people are farmers
fine country folks"
The sheriff glanced al his
wrist watch and noted Il was |
o'clock.
We've got 10 get some nc
ton into this. I'm convinced
that she gave somebody lift
on her way home. And II that
is so, the killer must be on foot
after ditching the car. because
| don't think he'd beg another
ride for fear of leaving his de-
scriptiOn behind. We need speed
10 pick up this thumb traveller
before he gets too far away.
II left word with the operator
ut the hospital To call the state
police at Pierre TO close all
roads out of the county and 10
send down some technical men
to work on the fingerprint and
balliStic angles"
A little group Of solemn-faced
farmers were gathered about
the overturned automobile.
They strained willing muscles
in aiding the officers TO turn
tho sedan right side up,
As the car jolted hack on its
four wheels. Reedy quickly
reached inside and drew out two
battered SuitCases one stained
fabric grip, and the other a
cowhide valise. From his side
Of the car Miller studied the
interior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

into the soft ground IN a frantic
effort 90 halt and stumbled 10
the ground I'm painting, terror
stricken heap.
Like a flash the sheriff was
upon him.
The fugitive struggled and
tore himself free from his shirt
and coat but Reedy'S grip
frightened like steel on him and
al last the prisoner wilted into
a SpineleSS surrender.
A search of the Sullen. silent
pair revealed no weapon. The
sheriff and his glowering posse
hurried them TO the nearest
farmhouse where an automo-
bile was Communicated.
When the officers arrived at
Onida they stopped in front of
the sheriff s office.
The streets of the town were
crowded with stern-viSaged men
who crowded about the car,
growing OminouSly.
Reedy knew what would hap
pen 10 his prisoners If this NUT
tering mob got their hands on
them.
Somehow he managed 10 get
the car i'm motion without ac-
Cident and snaked il through
the throng out along the high
way to the state capitol at
Pierre. 50 miles away.
The questioning Of the two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Effort to Talk
Drains Strength

But tho cffor, drained away
what little strength was left.
doctor and nur, brushed Tho
sheriff aside as tbc girl collapcd
backward
Jack Reefy recognized the im-
port Of that last instructive Of
fort. be turned quickly on his
heel and lcf; - room 20 be-
gin work ON "a murder case,
Luther Miller hlS deputy
Joined him and they headed
back 20 the scene OF Tho crime.
While Miller drove the sheriff
had ms first opportunity 20 eN-
anime tho mica-c0vcrcd identify
cation Tag h. had torn from the
post Of tho death car.
The car belonged 10 Ada
Carey 23-year-old school
TEACHER. address the tiny town
Of Blunt. which lay a short dis
tance south II Onid8
When Luther heard This infor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Mother Comes
To Defense .Of One.

Norman Westberg's heart
broken mother came TO his futile
defense: but Howard Christen-
sens father refuSed-he wired:
"He was n smart punk.
could do nothing with him. I
can do nothing for him."
Ada Carey's death stirred the
State TO action.
While these two were con-
victed, sentenced TO life inn
Drisonment at hard labor and
banished from the.highways for
ever. there are, unfortunately,
more like them at liberty.
Pamphlets and signs were dis
tributed along the roads Of
South Dakota TO warn all who
seek the wonders Of the Bad
lands and the Black Hills TO let
the hitch-hikerS hike.
For the outthruSt thumb
should be a warning signal 10
every intelligent motorist 10
drive on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

cooking OF the two revealed that
was full of women'S clothes.
The fabric bag showed a hot-
erogeneouS collection of haber-
daShery from the midst of which
he drew four dice.
He examined them closely.
turning them over and over in
his fingers. weighed them in the
palm Of his hand and observed
10 The world in general:
Loaded"
II was a unanimous opinion
after examining the ground that
TWO men had entered a little
hollow 10 the south of the road
through which they walked and
then suddenly veered west.
There's two of them and
they're going fast, II l can read
a track" shouted Newell Bever,
a native celebrated AS a big
game hunter who had taken the
lead.
The sheriff decid ed that
Miller Bever and he would take
the direct trail.
The rest he split into two
groups. one 10 circle the prairie
20 the east and the other to the
west.
The trail led south and slightly
west. and the sheriff Judged that
the fugitives. knowing that the
town of Onida lay almost due
south on the road where the
crime was committed. had swung
west and then vcered south
again 10 avoid being seen from
the scattered farmhouSes.
The officer realized, as the
afternoon advanced, that they
were racing with daylight as
well as with their quarry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Girl Unconscious
From the First

She said she was Mrs. William
Ruckle, wife OF a nearby farmer.
10 whom the passing salesman
had appealed before he carried
word of the accident TO town.
AS she concluded. a sharp ex-
clamatlon by the doctor brought
the officer 10 his side.
"To the hospital a quick n
possible. Help me get her into
the car, sheriff. This girl has
been shot through both lungs"
"Shot ." Jack Reedy repeated
in amusement. isser bert tothe
Task OF moving the blankcicd
figure He looked nov with
added interest and saw that the
girl was young, .blonde and at
tractlve.
There H. bullet hole under
her right rear shoulder. The bull
let II visible under the skin of
her left breast. There il also
flesh wound on her right hand
that shows powder burns. She
has been mortallN wounded
there il no hope, I'm afraid"
At the Onlda Hospital Doctor
Embree'S facile fingers made
preparations for an emergency
operation
a The detective stood by The
bedside and watched closely for
a sign Of recovering conscious
ness Suddenly The pretty head
raised slightly of The pillow, tho
eyes opened and the lips quiz
cred as fhOugh 30 Sn.ak.