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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
dried (say about IS tea
spoon)

spoon
2 onions, minced
Cook spareribs in heavy pot for
about one and one-quarter hours
in IL cups Of water. Salt, take
out and drain. Save liquid and
put ribs in pan. Skim off fat
from liquid and brown onion in
pan. When brown add the
tomato sauce, Worcestershire
sauce, mustard, mix liquid with
chilli powder. Cook over slow
fire ten minutes, pour over ribs
and set in oven twenty-five min
utes before ready TO serve to
brown. Serves 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
SHRIMP JANIBALAYA

SHRIMP JANBALAYA
y pound of bacon. cut up
2 small size onions
l green pepper
The tiniest bit Of garlic
IL pounds of fresh shrimps
ia cups of rice
pa cups Of water
Cut bacon in small pieces. Cook
slowly until all fat is out Re
move and add 70 the drippings
the onion, green pepper and
garlic, all finely minced. Cover
and simmer about ten minutes
without browning then add
shrimp which have been washed
and black strip down center re-
moved. Cook five minutes longer
Add rice, salt, the water and
bacon Cover tightly and simmer
one hour or until rice is done.
Serves generous portions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Tough Luck. Girls
Reputed Million Dollar Estate Left by Guggenhein
to Actresses DlOindles to $4,000

NEW YORK. July 24.-Those
four Broadway showgirls to whom
.72-year-old William Guggenheim
left more than Sl,000,000' in his
will we're due a bit of a jolt today
with the disclosure that most of
the money is tied up in an an
Icestral Philadelphia trust fund
that cannot be touched for three
generations.
And 10 top off that shock along
lCame Pearce II. +. Aul, one of
IGuggenheim'S lawyers, with the
announcement that 1T is hardly
possible that the gross estate will
Iamount to $4,000 With the pay
Iment of administration and funeral
Expenses. together with outStand-
ling debts. Aul said it was likely
that the estate will total $4,000
at the best
As for the Riverside drive Man
haitian mansion, also willed to the
four BroadwayiteS, Aul pointed
out that there was a $4,000 mort
gage on the property. He pre-
dicted that the building, assessed
at SS5. 900, would be lost through
foreclosure and said there even
might be a deficiency judgement
to take a further cut out of the
original estate.
The four Showgirls named in the
will, which made no provision for
Guggenheim's wife or son, Will
liam. were Mary Alice Rice. Mil
dred BorSt. Lilyan AndruS and
Florence Sullivan. The will stated
that they were TO share and
share alike If the Guggenheim
attorneys estimate is correct. the
quartet will receive about $1,000
apiece.
Attorney Milton G.. Harrison of.
New HaVen.-Cnnn-,- who repre-!
sents Miss Borst, and who orig
inally estimated the estate at
more than $1,000, 900" when the
provisions Of the will were made
public Tuesday, expressed surprise
and said that the elderly philan-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
FdrWe|| Estate
Claims Denied

Salary claims Of $50 600 against
the 100000 estate of Miss
Emma Farwell, who died Sept "a
1881. were denied today by Pro
bate Judge Patrick II. O'Brien.
George D. Childs and the estates
Of John l. Adams and Charles An
thouy Simon sought 10 collect tho
money on a clause in the VIII
(which read
II direct my trustees 30 con-
,inue 90 pay all monthly allow
ances or stipends now paid by
or through the Farwell Estates
office. each being continued
until the death OF the benefi-
Ciary."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
FOOTWEAR
KERN's-BAsEMENr


Women's SHOES, black pat
ents. gabardines, reduced
from better stocks. 3l1 TO
8, AA TO c in lot, now SI.00
Children's SHOES, black pat
ent T-straps. brown and
black calf oxfords, leather
soles, rubber heels, 81 20
), now ............S 90
Boys TENNIS SHOES.
brown, blue, white. heavy
duck, lace 10 toe style,
heavy rub Der soles and
heels. first quality, IL TO s.
Ga TO 10, now.....61o
Women's PLAY SHO ES,
heavy duck uppers. perspi-
ration-proof leather insoles,
rubber sports soles, 10 6,
now ............... bbc
Women's GOLF OXFORDS.
moccasin style, white with
brown or black trim, all
brown. spiked soles. soiled,
sizes 4. Al. S. 7, 8, 9 only.
were 1895, now ..Si.00
children's PLAY SANDALS.
beige white elk calf, q
strap style, durable leather
soles, rubber heels, fully
lined, broken sizes, now $50
White SUMNER SHOES,
women's and jr. misses. re-
dueed from regular stocks.
3I1 10 8 in lot, now .SI,00
chiIdrens SHOES, higher
priced T-straps and OK
lords. white calf. Sizes 9 to
IL. 1871 TO 3 in lot. reduced
from higher-priced stocks,
Women's SHOES. white kid
and multi color sandals.
regularly much higher
priced, sizes 31a 10 8. now
..,............... SI.s8
White YLE ARCH"
SHOES, pumps. oxfords,
regularly 1898. white kid,
Cuban heels. built-in arch
supports. made over combi-
nation lasts. sizes 4 to 10,
"A 10 c in lot. quantity
limited, now ....... S2.96
Boys SADDLE OXFORDS,
white calf. brown saddle,
durable red rubber sports
soles. 2l5 TO 6. now Sl.19
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Man Hit by DSR Bus
Is Ais 147th Death

An unidentified man about 90
years old is dead today in Receiv-
ing Hospital of injuries suffered
Sunday night when he walked into
the path of DSR bus. Vernon
w. Schneider. 30. of 9247 Philip
avenue, the bus driver was free of
blame, witnesses told police.
The death brought the years
traffic fatalities to lat. compared
10 l25 at this time last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
SWEAR S; sg,3:;.,6,!i.X
KERN's-BAsEMENr

KERN's-BAsEMEN
KNIT POLO SHIRTS. fine
combed yarns, crew necks,
white with contrasting
trims, beige, green, blue,
derby rib, all sizes, now 40
SLACK SUITS. cotton CAB
ardines, in-and-outer shirt,
pleated Stacks. Sanforized.
blue, green. tan, now Si.19
WASH STACKS. woven fab
RIGS. Sanforized = hrun X,
stripes, piaids, 80 to 40,
SHIRTS, SHORTS, broad
cloth shorts. gripper or
button fronts. vat dye
colors, combed yarn shirts.
now ........A for SI.0O
PAJAMAS, fine broadoloths,
seconds of better grades,
elastic belted trousers, coat
or MILDLY styles, now Si.00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

900 A. ".
WJR-Kathleen Norris-D.
WWJ-Bess Johnson-D.
CKLW-Arthur Godfrey-M
WCAR-News Acct.
WXYZ-sAews Acct.
WEXI-Musical Prog. M.
WJBK-News Acct.
a:l5 A. VI.
WJR-Myrt and Marge-D.
WWJ-Ellen Randolph u.
CKLW--Doc Sunshine-T.
WCAR-Famous Honest
WXYz-Marguerite Werner
WJBK-Favorite Melodies.
ESQ A. Vi.
WJR-Stepmother-D.
WWJ-Bachelor's Child'u.
CKLW--Myrtls Labbitt.T.
WCAR-Music Salon NJ.
WNYZ-Clark pennis-M.
WJBK-polish VaTieties-V
e:t5 A. VI.
WJR-Mrs. Paee-T.e
WWJ--Road OF Life n.
CKLW-Cheer Up Gang-V.
WCAR-Rev. Weinzierl-R.
W%rZ-Frcscott presents
WENL-Milady's Musie-M
1000 A. NJ.
WJR-Treat Time-M.
WWJ-Mary Marlin-D.
CkLW-News Acct
WCAR-News; Bulletin Be
NJLB--Ethel Willitts-R.
WEAL-Musieal Pros. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
3sITT!!.1:i3<E
KERN's-BAsEMENT

Girls, Tots DRESS ES,
sheers. percales, prints.
plain colors, some mussed.
Sizes 3 TO Ia in lot, now $50
Girls sPoRTSWEAR, co.'s
ton wash Stacks. short,s
shirts, playsuits. Sizes 7 TO
IL in lot, were soc and soc,
now .....,...,...,. $50
Girls SLIPS, finer rayons.
built-up shoulders. ruhfled
hens, tearose. white. Sizes
4 20 IL in lot, now. .75s
Girls Cotton CARDIGAMS,
navy. brown. white, broken
sizes, were SOC. now $50
Girls Rayon PANTIES, sec
onds OF "Kick-away" brand,
tearose, white. sizes 4 10 -
in lot. II perfect would be
Zee. now. ..... for 81
Girls HOUSE IT'S,
ROBES. broken sizes. cot
ton prints. were sl.lS, now
Observation-Disclosures. 800
Tots SWIM SUITS. rayon
and cotton. gay colors; sizes
4. 6. 8, were 69e, now $50
Boys SPORTS SHIRTS,
seconds, novelty eottons. 4
TO Is in lot. also some
striped cotton kni,s in
cluded. now ........7so
Boys WASH KNOCKERS.
Sanforized. broken sizes
and colors, reduced from
higher-priced stocks. now
....,.............. $50
Boys POLO SHIRTS, gay
stripes. eolors, some with
zippers, convertible and
crew necks. 8 70 is in lot.
now ,.............. $40
Boys DRESS SHIRTS. some
soiled, fancies and whites. s
TO l4l2 in lot. were zoe,
now ...,...!.... 600
Boys PA j A M AS. broad
cloths, 2-pc. styles. Printe n
crepes in l-pc. styles. 5 tt
Is in lot. were 79c, now 500
Boys SHORTS. SHIRTS.
seconds OF famous brands.
athletic shirts and briefs,
26 10 SO in lot, now....i6o
Boys SLACK SUITS. Sanfo.
rized-shrunk. assorted. coll
ors, sizes to 10 and 8 20
Is. now ............Si.00
Boys SPORTS SHIRTS.
some soiled, broken sizes
and colors. all were higher
priced, now .l1o
Children's SPORTSWEAR.
odd lot, shirts. shorts, sun
suits, swim trunks, now 29e
Tots PLAYWEAR, overalls.
shorts, playsuits, jackets. 2
TO 8 in group, now $50
INFANTS WEAR. sunsuits,
onnets, sox, wrappers,
WINS. gertrudes. some
shirts and bands. were zoe
10 acc, now ...........l1o
INFANTS WEAR. dresses,
creepers, sacques, pillow
cases, sunsuits, bonnets.
etc, now .SIo
INFANTS WEA R, hand
made dresses. creepers,
spreads, robes. playwear.
etc, now ............,61o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

HOSE, shorties in light and
dark colors, elastic tops,
cottons, cotton-and-rayons,
irregulars OF better grades,
now...........4 pairs 500
HANDKERCHIEFS, finer
cottons, woven eolored bor-
ders and all white, full man
size, now. for SOC
SWIM TRUNKS. mems all
wool swim franks. built-in
supporters belts. sizes. 30
to "a only, now .,....Aao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

thropist had been living at rate
of about $4,000 a year
In explanation of Guggenheim's
spending, Aul said he probably
had been receiving money from a
trust fund of the famous copper
family. This would have ended
with his death June 81, He fur
Their augmented this income, il
was pointed out, by renting the
top floor of his mansion as fur
nished rooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
s'syAsywsa
AxS1s / c.
KERN's-BAsEMENr

1874 COTTON DRESSES,
broken sizes IL 10 ~ in lot,
regularly much higher
priced. now ..........eec
1877 FLOCK DOT SHEER
DRESSES, pre-shrunk.
sizes IL 10 ~. now .SI.59
2l2 UNIFORMS, all white
SEERSUCKER, sizes IL to
~, now ...........Si.0o
SO JUNIORS DRESSES,
formerly much higher
priced, now ...... S2.69
Al JUNIORS DRESSES,
higher-priced dresses. re-
duced TO ..........S 3,b9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

$50 SPORTS TOGS. much
better grades, sweaters,
skirts, blouses. shorts, over
alls, broken sizes and styles,
reduce for clearance.
now ........... $50
1873 BATHING SUITS, one
and two-pieee styles, large
assortment, sizes 81 TO 40
in group, were 1898.
now ................S2,69
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
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&lzUy
ACCESSORIES
KERN's-BAsEMENr

M t-bArEMkNI
Women's GLOVES, double
woven colt tons. rayons,
whites, colors, now $40
YES, much better
grades, Summer styles in
white and colors, now $40
GLOVES. novelty and tai
lored, better grades in
white, black, red, pastels,
now ...........s .b3o
HANDBAGS, whites. printed
fabrics, better grades re-
duced. now .....,.. SIC
HANDBAGS, finer grades.
some genuine feathers in
cluded, now 1870
HANDBAGS, white feathers,
reduce for clearance.
now ..........'.. I,o9
HANDBAGS, genuine leath-
ers. cool whites, reduced
for clearance, now. ..Si.se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
] LINGERIE
KERN's--BAsEMENT

10 GOWNS and PAJAMAS,
cotton crepes and printed
sheers, sizes Is and II.
now .....,........ $50
90 CORSETS, lii none
garments, also girdles,
broken sizes and styles.
now ........... .SZ,Uu
ITO GIRDLES, two way
stretch, four garters. tea
rose, small, medium, large
sizes, now ........69o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
HOSIERY
KERN's-BASEMEST

MINI N-bNoEMENI
81 prs. HOSE. chiHons and
service silks, full-fashioned,
irregulars and seconds OF
much better grades, sizes
S1l to l01a in lot. now $50
800 prs. ANKLETS. stripes
and solid colors with fancy
cuffs, sizes to 1914. now So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

KERN's-BAsEMEST

40 PLAY TOGS, bathing
suits, slack sets, shirts,
Stacks, blouses. sweaters,
broken sizes and styles.
now .......... RAC
1872 SUMMER SKIRTS. for
al prints. checks. stripes,
South American style, sizes
"a to 80 in group. now. $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
I21T1E]7.sK
KERN's-BAsEMENT

2l7 WHITE STRAWS, bre-
tons. small and large
brims, were Sl.o0 TO S2.oo.
now .............. Use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
FRIDAY MORNING

4 90 A. NJ.
WCAR-Morning IN Mich.
500 A. NJ.
WCAR-News; Morning M.
$3.50 A. NJ.
WJR-Farm Forum-T.
WJBK-News and music.
500 A. NJ.
WWJ-Music.
CKLw-Hsppy Joe-V.
WCAR-Morning NevsreeL
WJLB-Rise and Shine NJ.
NJBks-News and Music
$50 A. NJ.
WJR-Frse and Easy NJ.
WxNZ-Rsveille-M
NJBK-News and Music,
s;t5 A. NJ.
WIR-Musicsl-M.
W-WJ-Mornlng dsvotlons,
WXYZ-News Acct.
200 A. VI.
WJR-Bud Guest-T.
WWJ--Yswn club. weather
CKLw-NstionAl Newt-T.
WCAR-Morning Mirth-A.
WXYZ-Europe News-T.
wJtB-Stws. Music M.
WEXI,-MusieAl Pros NJ.
WJBk-News and Music.
f;IB A. VI.
WIR-Music With Flavor.
CKLw-Happy Joe-v.
WxYZ-sunrise Club-M.
1880 A. NJ.
WJR-Tim Doolitile NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

WXYZ-Betty RAndali-M.
NILB-Popuiar music-M
WENL-Musie Programme
1850 A. NJ.
WJR-Helen Trent-D.
WWJ-WiddsT Brovn-D.
CKLW-The BAladeer-M.
WXYZ-Housewife seren de
~JEB-popuiar Music-M.
NJBK-Betty Roherts-T.
lli4h A M.-----
WtR-our Gal, sunday-D.
WV Store News-T.
CKLW-Meiody Time-M.
NJLB-Mystery Melodies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Complete Radio Programs for Today
FRIDAY MORNING

IOis A. NJ. wwJ-Dsvid Harum- ID.
WIR-MAn I mArrisd-D. WXYZ-Continentals-M
WWJ-Pepper YounE-D. II 90 a. 81.
cKLW-Musicale- WJR-Kats Smith speaks
WxYZ-Preseott presents. WWJ-NeWs Acct
1850 A. NJ. CKLW-BBC Eews-T.
WJR-Rg SlEterD WcAR-NeVs Acct,
WWJ-Lone Journey-D WNYZ-News Flashes-T.
CkLWzMAry MorEanaT.- WJJR-FlyiBs -Reportef-f.-
WCAR-Lsdy ~ Charm-r. WEXL-MuseAl Menu-T.
NNNZ-TrAvelng Cook-T. ll;ls A. NJ.
sft=sssftT HFfsfs=sf WRIGHT NkFrfeS-H
WENL--Varety MusieM. WWJ-Baekstags Wfe-D.
In;ib A. NJ CKIW-RhYthm, Romance
N1R-Aunt Jenny y. WCAR-Mch. Farm Home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
WOODWARD Ar GRATIoT Telephone Cherry $500
Hours 10 $3.50 p. M, Saturday to 2.
s3AS[5MED1T STORE
END-0F-M0NTH CLEARANCES

FRIDAY ONLY - Odd lots counter samples, broken
lines of much higher priced Summer needs for every
Der of the family REDUCED to the LOWEST
prices insure immediate clearance! Because quantities
limited in cases, will NOT be able fill
phone, mail or c. o. D. orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

fEastsrH Standard Time )
I OF q. VI.
UJR-pr Malone r
WWJ-LiChi - WORLD.
CKLR-shorpsr HITS 7.
WCAR-NeVs SV1uE-M
NNYZ-U. s. Marine Band
WJLB-NsWt Music
WEXi--Musical Proc ~
WJBK-Phlith aides ~ v
NlSD-Mnsic Matinee-M
W4eD-Luncheou music-N.
i;ls 2. VI
WJR-Jovce Jcrcar-N.
WWJ-Mys's-N Nan-D
NAttIe H0iIi-N
w1LS-Mieh. g. Highway
NENL-Vocsl Nsrieties-A.
1850 r. VI.
WJE--You ~ TIE Expert 7
WWJ-NAliAnt Lsdy-D.
-KLW-Cuiei Sanctuary T.
WCAR--Music Roundup-M.
WXYZ-Ths Munros n.
NJLB-string Ensemble NJ
WENi.-M MUSICAL PROG NJ
NaSD-John Hammond-M.
l;ta v. ".
WTE-Kate Hopkins =,
WWJ-Grimm's Daughter.
NNYZ-hidstrearr n.
NJLB-rorulAr Music M.
? 90 Y. VI.
WTR-Fditors Daughter.
WWJ-AEainst storm -
CKIW-Hsien Holden n.
NCAR-NeVs-T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

This program hsG been
given The Detrol Tines
~ TIE stations herein
listed. u trs rresertA-
IONA a. scheduled are
rot % the az. Tire faut
lies With ths s'atioHs and
DOT Ths Detroit Tunts
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24

ouf cine i6rer trantAafien 8orltelz
lunaen geftoBen gu Iein. 4ber es
lodfe i'm untpiIfirli6, ben gebeimen
Requrtgen i6rer Seele meter ndA3us
fpiiren; 70 fragte er 6enn:
.Mie fommen sic benn gu 10
trauriaen, peRimiitif6en Qnidauuns
gen, meme gndbige Grau2 9aben Si'
10 Sriibes erfabren, bab sic M}snt
f6enperG6terin geiporoen Iinb9"
Mieber CAB tie feline NnttpOrt, DieIs
me6r pan0te tie ben RDpf auf bic
Geite, I'M feinem forf9snben Bid
gu ~entge6sn, Der tie offenbar genirte.
SD f6nnte es ia T6lieBlia nod
berfteben, fpenn sic b0r fremoen
M2enfden onfongs cine gepiFe Sdeu
6dtten - man fam ia in Der Sbat
bur9 f9Iedte grfahruHgen Dorf4tig
perben - ober sic baden bod &c,
piB quite 8efdnnte unb 5reunbe auf
Der Melt, liebe @ertpanbte
Do fubr fe pl0Bfia gu Inn 6erum.
nit einem Musbrud beftigen Mioer'
pilens i'm Muge.
nMeine @erpanbten limb nod
fdIimmer als frembe Menfden
Bic i9le6teHen BON alIenl4
8etrpffen fab !9srbert lie IN. @ern
hattie er lie fpeiter qefruot. Mdrum2
0o4 iein 8artgefibl Derbot es ibm.
@bsr aufs lebbdftsfte bef9dftigts i'm
nun bic Graqe: Mar bas eben nur
cine tbrer f~ranf6aften Ginbilbungen
obsr lag bier mirtlia etfpas Shat
fddliGeS All @runbe9 ga, mar bier
bieqei9t ~ in einem T4fperen ga.
miliencDnflift - Der 5dlifel gu III
rer Iselif6en 3erriittung gu iuden9
Gs mar bdber nidt Blob Reugier.
fonbern aufridtiges Snterefe an iAr,
als sr nun meter frogte:
.S6re Camille 1T nObl aud nett
BON bier gu 9duie2"
sd peiB nidt."
@ar3 glei9giiltfg fdgte tie es. VI
traute feinen Dbren nidt.
uqarbon, gnGoige 6ruu sic
piFen ni9t "a" ct fab fie 3pei'
felnb an. ste tennen ben Nufent'
b~altsort Sbrer 8amilienangebOrigen
fdmmtlia nidt9"
sic f9iitteIte nur itumm ben
3opf, imner nit bemielben lesren
@usbrud i'm @eiidt.
Mb alio bod geitig befett.
pirfli9! Mitleibig fub 9erbert auf
bic llngliidlide. Damn fDriHte er
nod peiter, fi9 gar8 81 psrgewtFern;
uMD fdmmen sic oenn Der, gnd'
bige Grdu, fpenn t9 frdgen barf2"
sic fdien cine Meile na65ubenten,
cngefrenst ~griibelnO. Ounn flOs eth
@datten iiber i9r @eiidt unb, ME
nit sinsr ftinen Srauer. Dab ibr baS
ales entfdpunben fsi, i4ittelts fl
ben Ropf:
sd peiB ni9t.4
Serbert betra4tete iie f9psigenb,
fat eriGittert. Gr brad bds Sbsmc
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24

.Marum bif bu eigentlt9 INNER
70 fur9tbar ge6eimniBpoll, fpenn bag
@sfprG9 auf 6rdu 8ocarescu tOmmt2
0u bolf tpobl cine ittle pofion fir
fis9"
gaedenb fam es BON Gbitbs 2ips
pen, aber es tlang bod eth letter Ser"
bruB aus i6ren Dprten berous, Der
tbrem 8erlDbten ntat entgtng.
0ie betben I9ritten Mrm in Mrm
our9 ben Sbiergarten. benz Ielen
t1ntgli6en 0pernbaus au. 9erbert
bate ben 6eutiQen Mbenb einmul
gang frei fir iid, Or. gacdrescu
bate Inn 8ipei Der 8iIetts fir BITE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beute in
oieIem Sbeater gef9snft, bic er aus
@efGliefeit benz nit i'm GDmite
Iibenben @eneraleonful Miqueli abs
genommen bate, unb 5erbert battle
6aber bic grout abge6Dlt. UNI nit
ibr 3ufammen Oas 3beater gu beiu'
den.
Gbit6 battle rstt. Sn Der Shat
mid Serbert in auffGlliger Meife aus
unb 6iiute Iih in ieltfames S4peis
gen. fobdlO BON Jrau Or. 9acarescu
bic Heoe mar. Gr empfanb es 3tpor
Islbit nur gu gut, bdB bas duffallen
muBte. aber Ct tonnte bod ni6t ans
Oers; bate cr bod Or. 9acorescu
Tein feftes 9erfpreden gegeben, iber
ben 3uitdnb ieiner 6rau ~dbfolutes
Stiuf4neigen gu bemahren. 90 fpt4
benn au4 ieBf 6erbert pieoer aus.
.aber Ser3Gsn, i9 fam Dir mirts
li9 nur INNER tpieber fa9en, mas
bic Mabrbeit lit: Srdu Or. 9aca.
rsseu 1T cine leiOenbe Dame. bic Dol,
fig 3uriidge3O9en leben muB dber
Ionit 1T fattif9 ni9ts BON ihr gu er.
sdbIen." llnb er 5os sdrtlid gbttbs
Nrm an fi9.
nN9 geb!" f9mDnte biefe aber.
sd fags Dir iebe, iebe geringfts
Rleinigtsit aus meinem 2eben unb
bu biit fold Elm @ebeimnibtrGmerl"
nMenn es etfpas pdre. mas nur
mid ansinge. niirbe i9 es bod
felbffperftGnbli9 ebenfo MAIDEN"
sntfubr es unbebd6t 9erbert.
oNber -"
aalfp ffsdt bod mas bobintsrl"
trtumpbirte Gbitb. .Siebft BIZ, nun
1T es bod bsrausi Du mint es mir
BLOB nidt fdgen."
9erbert biB Tid drgerIi6 auf bic
2ippsn; bann 8og er entfdlOFen if
rem 4rm feiter in ben ietnen.
uSa, 2iebIing, i9 min es nun
ni6t leuanen. 4ber i'd babe Germ
Or. @acarescu in bic 6anb gslobsn
mtFen, iitsr a[ss, mas fein 6aus
oneebt. ifrengitss Stinf4peigen gu
bspabren, llnb nun ptrh bu nfAf
tpetter in mth brinsen. nidt patr.
metn 2ieb9"
CT iu&te 5drtlid ibrs augsn.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24

nun ob. oenn er fpollte Rel llngIilds
li9sn bur9 Ieine fs ofFenbar auftos
reuben 6roeen nidt meter psbs
tbun.
81 erbob er fd. gs mar Surd bic
Scens s6sn isIbft stipos RieOer6riis
Genoes, Meldn6oliIdes iiber i'm gee
tommen. Da3u oiefes triibieligs,
graue 9Gmmerli6t bier i'm 8immer
fpie in Otsfsm gdn3en Sauis ss
muBte ia Tslbf ben geiunoen Wlens
I9en idpermiitbig itimmen. Sod ME
mar ibm has 70 gum 8epuBtIein &c,
tommen, pie geroOe ieBt tn oieier
Stun0e!
unpintirlt@ trat er baber raid
ans 5eniter, 8pe nit sinem Rud bis
I9rGggsftelte SdIOuie bod, bdB bas
bene Spnnenli9t NIT boiler 8raft
bereinflutbete unb rib ben 5enIters
fIiigel alif. Mber ba bDrte er binter
it9 etnsn RuF beftigen Gri9redens:
.glidt bod - I'm Stmmels tDils
LEM Gs barf mid ia nienldnb bier
febenlA
gr fubr berum unb fab bic urms
Gra1, fpie fie Ii9 angif3itternb In bic
btnterIte gde Des @emads gefliidtet
bate unb obtpebren6 bic Sdnbs gegen
bos offene Geniter ousfredte.
gMarum benn9" forfdte 9erbert,
rMorum for mar sic benin bter
ni9t Iebsn8"
oMlan f0nnte es tim faeen, baB
t9 bter bin ~ unb bann tommt er
unb tDbtet midi"
l1nb fe fdauerte, bic 9Gnoe Dor
bos @eItdt fdlagenO. In fur4tbdrem
GntfeBen 5ufammen.
SOfort fdIoB 6erbert bag Jenter
unb IisB bic SolOufie pieber ipte pOrs
Der berab.
0arum aIIo INNER biefe bi4t Der.
f6loFenen Geniter bier i'm 9duie!
Nun puBts er e8 - tein 3peifel
mebr ~ bic unIelige mar pDn quGs
lenben Mabnibeen befallen! Or. @d<
carescu bate alfo nur gu re9t!
Damn nGbert Ii9 Serbert ibr unb
fprd9 trDtli6 auf Ie Elm. duf TIRE
@ebunten eingebenb, pie man es ia
Bel folnen &rdnfen tbun muB.
,Mengftigel Sic iid nur nidt
mebr. gndbtge Gralt. SO mar nie=
marb brauBen auf Der StroBe es
Bat sic teiner gcieben."
nNber sic miifen es aud nie'
manbem fagen" - beIdp0renb padte
fe ibn nit tbren eigtulten 9Gnben,
unb lire Nugen flebten ibn an
,teinem Msni9en! - ouB i4 bier
BIN. gr bdBt mid ia 10 er pers
8sibt mir ia nie!1
ngaein. netn!" berubigte er tie mits
letbig, n&sin Meni4 erfd9rt es Don
MIR; fetsn sic gang unbeiorgt. gnds
bi9e Trau! Mber nun tommen Sic
nun fppnen mir tpeiter lefen." uno
ct geGeitete fe ianft pieOsr au ihrem
pldBe, I'm tie auf anoers @sbanten
gu bringen.