davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score, tubs, 39la 1-pound
prints, 40 l.-pound prints, 4ol2; 92 score
tubs. 3s: 1-pound prints. asa; hs-pound
prints. 80 a1 score. tubs, 3 "a ,poundd
prints, 31L; H.-pound prints. 3Sh.: 30
score tubs. 36Ia: 1-pound prints. 81: "a
pound prints, 3112: SO score. tubs. 35; =
pound prints, 3517: L-pound prints So; IS
score. tubs. 34H: pound prints 34S4'
"a pound prints. 35A
LIVESTOCK-Calves, 10; spring lambs
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob WASHINGTON:
EGGS-Market steady Prices paid Tor
Federal-State sraded eggs received from
grading stations tSeptember 15): WHITES,
U. s. extras large. 43-44. mostly -
q. s. extras mediums. 35-36: y. 9. stand i
ards, large ss-3a; mostly 90 q 3 stand stahd-
Browns: q. s. extras. large. 42-44, mostly
standards, large, 37-ss, mostly IS; U. 8.
standards, mediums, SO: U. s. trades. 20.
Nearby ungraded eggs, current receipts
whites mostly 31-3a: some Of better quail
ity, heavier weisllts UP to 3s: pullets. S3-
25; mixed colors, mostly 1920; Re
celpts. Government Graded eggs, 21S cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady: Fowl
colored. 90: some fat fowl UP to %: Leg
horn hens. all sizes, mostly Is: No. Is. 10.
Roosters, 1914. Chickens Virginia Rocks,
broilers and fryers, all sizes, 2Q-21: No.
2s, 1914. Delaware Rocks and crosses,
broilers and fryers- all sizes. 20-21: NO.
2s 1914 Leghorn broilers, 1919. Tur-
keys. young toms. s pounds and UP, 25'
young hens, 10 pounds and up 25: No. 2s
and undersizes. Is.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Stock Averages
60 Range Since 1927:
By VICTOR EUBANK,

ASSOClsted fIeSe T IAldAlO4oA 'AAsCAH
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Speclal-
lied buying continued to rule
somewhat shaky roost IN TO-DAY
stock market.
While a number of favorltes edged
into new high ground for the year.
and fractional advances were
sprinkled over portions Of the lSt'
many leaders were unable to make
headway and trends were a shade
irregular at the close.
Dealings and prices were the best
in the majority Of cases before mid
dsv. Thereafter slipping troubles
appeared and volume dwlndled.
Transfers for full proceedings were
around 100000 shares.
International affairs, brokers said.
seemed a bit more cheerful market
wise. although war doubters stlu
we're legion in speculative contln-
gents. Reassembling of Congress-
with battles looked for over the neu-
trality law, taxes and additional
lease lend appropriations, also
served to inspire a certain amount
of conservatism among potential
share buyers.
There was no particular change
in the fairly encouraging business
picture. A drop in this weeks esti-
mated steel mill activities, how
ever, due mainly to suspensions for
repairs, tended to restrain steel
shares
/ Stocks posting new tops for l94l
included Western Union. Postal
Telegraph preferred, California
Packing, Wilson & Co. and Deere.
Lifted now and then were Inter-
national Harvester. Oliver Farm,
Armour, Cudahy. Pepsi-Cola. South
ern Pacific. Southern Railway.
American Telephone. Chrysler, Gen.
eral Motors, American Smelling,
Douglas Aircraft. Glenn Martin and
Montgomery Ward.
In the tagging ranks we're U, S.
Steel. Youngstown Sheet, Consoli-
dated Edison, U. S. Rubber, Du
Pont. Eastman Kodak, j. l. Case and
Anaconda.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
New York Produce

days receipts. 23.12o; weaker. Mixed
colors. fancy to, extra fancy, 33l.;3is.;
20; dirties. No. /. 57Ha; average checks,
whites .resslss Of premium marks
am 4G nsris snd speass M ssnd
heavier mediums. 35ia-39I. Mediums,
341a-39 resales. of commercial to fancy
snd heavier pullsts. pl. aa:3n; nearby end
Browns-Nearby and Midvestern fancy
to extra fancy. 36l2-42: specials. 80;
standards. 81: mediums, 80.
Butter, two days receipts, 1,453,2s2;
score and premium marks -$is..sssH; q.
score SEQ tessh n gmarket,. 3Si--3 ss-sl score
nrm; State. whole milk fistss held. is4o,
26a. 90; fresh: grass. 25h-sel3;
Dressed poultry steady; Fresh; sexssi
pound, rSsls ae42 24 pousSs sSss5 ed bounds, se$s
Chickens. broilers. a0-29; fryers, 1874
1920. Ducks, 14-16. Frozen: Bexes;
ROSTERS l5-oO Turkeys Northwestern
young hens. 201a 30; Western. young hens.
ss2h-sssh' Southwestern. sels yeulns ni,srs hens
ii9ahs.iIS; young TOMS 2s-2'h' DUCKS
Live poultry steady. Fowls, colored. 25:
Leshorns, 10. Pullets. Rocks, 26. Old
roosters. 16 By express. chickens. Reds
81 a,n sroilsrs n Rqsss 2ssa ssGs er9sse 1asn
Fowls. colored. Kentucky. 24-25; Tennes-
see, %; Leshorns. nearby. ~; Southern
16. Pullets. crosses, 20: small to medium.
1924; Reds. 20. Old roosters. Is.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
| Southern
Debt to Banks
| S2,500,000
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Sept. Is. - The
Southern Railway today reduced its
bank loans s2,500,000. leaving a bal
ance of s3,500,000 outstanding of the
original credit of $4,000, 900 negoti-
ated in May to liquidate the balance
of the company's Reconstruction
Finance Corp. loan.
OF the s6,500,000 so far repaid,
only s1,0O000O was required. The
rest consists of payments in advance
to save interest costs.
Of the balance still outstanding.
81 100000 is due November Is at z
per cent interest, 81 100000 On Feb
ruary Is. 1912, at az per cent,
s500,000 on May Is, 1912, at ga per
cent and $1,000 900 on August Is,
1912, at 2s4 per cent.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Monoeoupe and Bristol
Companies Are Merged
nv tn, Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5.-Merg-
er of three companies engaged in
manufacturing moulded plastic COM
pounds for aircraft, marine and in
dustrial construction was announced
by Arthur E. Pew. jr.. vice president
of the Sun Oil Co.
The companies-Monocoupe Aero
plane e. Engine Corp, Bristol Air
craft Corp and Bristol Aircraft
Products, Ltd of Canada - have
been incorporated as the Universal
Moulded Products Corp, with execu-
tive Offices in New York City and
manufacturing plants in Bristol, Va,
Orlando, Fla, and Belleville, On
tario. Pew said.
Directors of the new corporation
are Thomas H. McKoy, jr, Phila-
delphia, chairman of the board;
Eugene A. Hults. former director OF
industrial relations for the Ameri-
can Viscose Corp. president; Charles
C.. Lincoln. jr.. Marion, Va; Robert
l.. Reed of New York City and Pew.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Sept Is llp,.-Poultry. live
~ trucks; heavy hens. White Rock springs
and turkeys frmer small hens easier;
hens. over ) pounds. 20i2; ) pounds end
down, 20; Leghorn hens 15ia broiers,
pa pounds and down: colored. ia Plym-
outh Rock. @Oi2; White Rock 10; springs,
4 pounds and up. colored 1919. Plymouth
Rock. Is: White Rock, lSi2 under
pounds, colored. l.. Plymouth Rock, 10.
White Rock. ISL: bareback chickens,
1915: roosters. Il: Leghorn roosters.
1872; ducks. AZ pounds up colored, -
white, :; small. coored. IT; white. IA
geese. young. Is. old. IL: turkeys, toms.
old Isl young ~: hens. old Il; young, 26.
Butter, receipts, S96. 500, easy. cream
cry, a3 score, a -; o.. 36'.: al: 36j
csrlots. 359.. Eggs receipts. 5.s2s' easy
fresh graded. extra frsts local. so: cars.
30i7; firsts. local ISL: cars, @a; current
receipts, 2iis; dirties, "5i7; checks, 24'7;
storage packed. firsts, 30iz
Potatoes. arrivals, lS4; @i0 on track,
total United State shipments SATURDAY.
4S3: Sunday. 6:: supplies moderate. de-
msnd fairly good: market slightly weaker;
Idaho Russet Burbsnks, U. s. No, |. .95-
80: Bliss Triumphs U. s. No /. 55-75:
Colorado Bliss Tr,umphs U 5 No. !:
Triumphs, U: S. No. ]. l.15-b0: Cobolsrs.
u S. No 1. 1.lO-25; Wisconsin Chippevas,
u 5. No !. 1.@5: Bliss Triumphs, u. S.
No. J., 1.15-40; Cobblers. q. 8. No. l.
l.O0-10.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Government Bonds
Over the Counter

NEW YORK. Sept. Is LP-Ovsr-the-
counter United States Government bonds
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Department Store Prices
Reported Up Sharply
Py the Associated Press.

~ lHt hseOClAIeu rEcee
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Retail
prices of staple items brought in
department stores recorded one of
the largest advances last month
since the autumn of 1888, the Fair
child publication Retail Price Index
indicated today.
On September retail prices gen.
orally stood per cent above the
beginning of August.
They also were 10.4 per cent above
a year ago and 15.4 per cent above
the period Immediately preceding
outbreak of the war.
For the first time in years, every
commodity making up the index
registered gain-the largest price
increases were in womens hosiery,
piece goods, sheets and pillowcases,
cotton piece goods, furs and furni-
ture.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Handy. Man Tukes Poy

RICHMOND, Va. (P).-Mrs
Michaux Moody hired a man to
cut her. lawn. She returned home
after a brief absence to find the
job well done. but instead Of be-
ing pleased she called the police.
The man took her lawn mower
and rake as payment.
Evening star., 1941-09-15

sUnt trading,
recevershp being
BANKRUPTCY ACT or securities assumed BY such compane
Rates dividends table
based the last quarterly
Unless
stock Paid last Payable Declared
this Payable Canadian ted
dividends paid declared this
Evening star., 1941-09-15

Dublin, Fire. plans to spend &e,-
o0o00o n n0V hoNGinG projects.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions with odd-1ot dealers
or specialists on the New York Stock G-
change for September 13: 1,103 purchases
involving 2s,s4s shares. 1.166 sales In
volving 2e344 shares, including 10 Snort
sales involving $50 shares.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
London Bor Silver
CReported by Smith. Ba,

LONDON Sept. Is lF.-9sf skfRes,
25i1d. UNCHANGED. Equivalent 2.6z
ceutk,l
Evening star., 1941-09-15

Treasury,
Evening star., 1941-09-15

paid 50 far this year. Paid last year
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation OF Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
WHAT STOCKS DID.
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Sept IS National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
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The StOrk
Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Manaray,
12o4 So. 27th St. April 1, daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Betson,
1303 So. Seth St, April /, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Feroglis,
1o4s No. soth st, April 3, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton LsRue
Hall, 1901 Mckinley ave, April 2,
son.
DIR. and Mrs. Willard c. Pfitzen-
meyer, Salmon Beach, April 10,
laughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Henry,
Sumner, April Is, son.
hr. and Mrs. Joseph v. Stadler,
Pacific, Wash. April Il, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linda X. Ander-
son, SIS So. 45th st, April Q,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. LeMas-
ter. Falkland, April Is, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman W. sher-
wood, Puyallup, April 8. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corak, Buck
ley, April Z, son.
Nr. and Mrs. Robert Allen.
Route s, Box $50, Tacoma, March
81. daughter.
Er. and Mrs. Clarence z. Hol-
man, Puyallup, April 4, son.
Er. and Mrs. Harold r. Price,
3565 Mckinley ave, April 2, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. O'Neill.
General Delivery, Tacoma, April
1 daughter.
Mt. and Mrs. Ralph 4. seIby,
s 15l5 So. J st, April Z, son
NJ. and Mrs. Charles /. Noble.
11<1 Fawcett ave, March 20
dsughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. RolHe C. Rose,
Vaughn, Wash. April 2, son.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mason, 1872
- 34th st, March 2e, son.
NJ. and Mrs. Eugene Toulouse,
Eafonville. March %. son.
NJ. and Mrs. Edward L. Coz.
Graham. Wash. April s, daughter.
M. and Mrs. Carl r. Arneberg.
Route 4, Box 40. Tacoma, April /,
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guests - knkuss 0resfa ~ -.
attic
wnasm n Niehoil. rsst Hsee-
srVh # Tscce<t ofutte - Tseezsz.
knd president = ne NeVthw=.s
oretfe ss=zlztioa. znneaaz=i
there III - : se<tiaz kat go
tiom Il uffieefz 81 3 > m
raeanet 0Fusfa t<nz un.t<f -
bates - - = nsa<ea etu Hzzs
several hsnd uumh<rs sna Tscnhxi
oFutte rstrei - " f.Tuph<t 80.
nsar = MHndexElis utii rspticlpzE<
n tss Fsrsds rFee>dinz ths ee<<-
snnnial which IN ~ - n -
csntury th~sf<F. Harvard -
Fast nsT -. Seattle Al@o 80
estlnx ne c~femonisi III b -
sliver anniversary atnn<r. whzeA
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e, to be held May Is. IS and Il
xhey also viii call on Senator Ho-
mer T. Bone and Congressman
Ohm NJ. Coffee while In the ma
Nonal capital
The Mellinger funeral home is
ne only firm north of San Fran
eisco admitted into the member
nit of the AIDA. which is
cornposed Of a number Of the lead
ing mortuaries OF the world.
Newspapers Used
"Success of the AIDA. mem
hers Ii largely due to the fact
they advertise consistently in the
newspapers, Mellinger said We'd
nesday.
"Such advertising has increased
volume. which, In turn, has en-
obled these morticians TO offer
<reater service and yet reduce the
individual costs Of memorial trib-
utes. Moreover, the advertising
funeral director protects the pub
lie against inferior facilities an6
skimped services by telling frankly
TIE types and full prices Of ade-
-quate memorials"
VIII Study Advertising
The advertis ng methods and
eQuipment of outstanding funeral
homes in Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Washington and New York will be
stndied by both Mr.. Mellinger and
Nj. Egan, with the thought Of
bringing any new ideas in SER
wee back to the Tacoma insti-
tution. While in Pittsburgh, Mr..
Mellinger will visit his sister Mar
the, who is teacher at the IA
nous lowered University Of Pitts
burgh. He will also transact some
BUSINESS in Philadelphia.
Three or four days will be spent
IN New York City by Egan. who
will drop in at the headquarters
Of the Authors League of Amer
sca, and also call upon editors of
national magazines who have pub
hshed his work for a period of
many years.
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Suppression Of Prostitution
Topic at Luncheon Meeting

csnsdss successful program Of
suppreSsing prostitution VII ee
described BY DR.. Donald n. VIII
ianas. director Of TIE divixen q
venereai disease control q the
board Of health Of British colum-
hia A. the quarterly meeting q
the TacorA and Pierce County
Public Health council At a lunch
con meeting 10 - held ~ the
Tacoma hotel. Thursday. May 4
This program. which was begun
In Vancouver. r. c. q few years
ago. has been adopted by al Of
the provinces Of the Dominion Of
Canada in promoting and fseili-
tating dominion defense.
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Legislation making prostitution
= federal offence n areas adjacent
% cantonments = now rending n
the United States congress ard
makes thls subject q timely IN
terest e AL who are concerned
xith ths health and welfare Of
this nation a. Il prepares FOR M
uonal defense.
Dr. Williams win b. introduced
by pr. lee r. Powers. Tacoma
city health officer.
The Tacoma and Pierce County
Pubic Health council has recently
completed = preliminary study Of
the venereal disease problem n
Tacoma and . summary of this
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- ompanied On
~ trip by Jim
an. Taco N =
uriter and pub
ety direc or
- the Mellin-
- company.
me pair plan
- attend the
natio nal con-
vontion Of the
Advertising F-
n<rsl Directors
a. America in
Washington. d
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study win - presented ey ~
Powers
rhis meeting IL cpen 70 the rub.
lie. Reservations may - made
through the health council offlcs
AZ Broadway sasa
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Ths Tacoma council Nc. -.
United Commercial Travellers al
meet - = , n Friday m Cd
Fellows temple. with Milton J
Benson presiding.
Plans viii - made for enter
tanning tire bowling team.
The auxiliary win srend re
evening at cards Rsfreshmens.
wfil b served.
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offscsFz ara prophets II rsre-
est CRETE. under lssdsFsAlp q
Milton J Evsns nonsreh. VII
iesve ~ chartered ens Fsem ~
cemmeree e. entrsnce - uasei
winthrop 81 a. , N. SATURDAY.
Nay 10 fer = silver anniversary
esrsmcnt.l Ia - heid 81 seattle
Critics 81 ths Scrthwest orut.
= sssoclslton. eanzlstins - Tsee-
hi Crotse 81 Taeoma. AnKofa
Grette - Seattle. cA<llmiasf
ofegie ~ Ysklnss. Gu nssee
eFotto - rurtland snsi asi<f
Kahn 0Fesie cf snnhane IN -
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10 Convention
In Washington
jones ]. Mellinger
And Egon Leaving

Departing BY train Wednesday
niEht. James J. Mellinger. presi-
ri Of the Mellinger funeral home
h1re. win spend several weeks in
- east on business. He viii be
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FIeYd Crsa<. vens<sh<< r<a1s<f
<na zh4lFmsn a. - m<ma<<H11e
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worth shomlr' him before com.
pony"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
BY TERRY McSHANE

AT EIGHT o'clock on the
"A golden morning OF May 9,
1885. Mrs. Leroy Allen stepped
out on the terrace of her home
In the smart Cheelcroft section
of Hohukus, ~. J., and strolled
TO glen 10 gather violets for
her bridge luncheon. The young
matron moved blithely toward
the grove, unaware that she was
destined TO become engulfed in
a maelstrom of jealousy, revenge
and murder!
Amidst the profusion OF May
flowers she came upon squawk-
ing crow that kept hopping on
the ground around something
white.
Mrs. Allen srniled-a smile
that suddenly froze from horror!
The something white" was a
mans hand protruding from a
blue serge sleeve. His body lay,
face down. in a natural depres-
sion in the ground--a coffin
shaped depression. lined with
violets.
The hand had been twisted 10
the back: magnificent sapphire
ring flashed on a tapering finger
and a platinum watch yas tick
ing on the muscular Wrist. The
other hand clutched a clod Of
violet root.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

Paterson. Yet, II would be just
like him Hmmmm."
He closed the window thought
fully and drove on.
At the mortuary the chief
watched the autopsy being per-
formed and noted that the vic
TINS nails were we'll kept but
not overpolished in gangdom
style. He noted something more
--callouses on the palms near
the root OF the thumb-Lock-
wood puzzled over this until il
dawned upon him that he had
seen callouses similar TO these
once before on the hands of
a pilot killed In an airplane
snashup.
The chief crossed to a table
on which lay the dead mans
possessions; crimson stiffened
clothing. a platinum watch,
sapphire ring. and a roll OF
crisp, new bills, amounting 10
Sal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Town Famous for It's Zippers

"yER hear of Meadvie Pa 2" asks resident Of that town
~ Certainly That's where of the zppers
featured.
''what Is that problem How old ANN"
inquiries a Bostonan.
Here ii is:
"Siary $ "a years is twice
he was as as . old Is Ann now"
you do this hurry probably better
mathematician than grandpappy 1t had the country
roar around 1905.
The long shiny highpriced limousine assigned to the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor around Manhattan broke down twice
have been driving popular priced for
haven't had of them break down stall in
eight have made long trips have
highways places far from service station And that is
experience but for which, Of have only
self 10 blame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Death al Io:45

Detectives placed the exact
hour of death at 10:45 p. M
after interviewing neighbors
who reported hearing a sound
like a backfire and Of seeing
a car with no tail lights back
out of the lane near the glen
soon after the noise of that
time.
Chief Lockwood had been on
the 90 for "a hours, investigat-
ing a stickup of the Newburgh
bank on the previous day.
But a homicide-the one, ir-
reparable mistake a human be-
ing can make--takes precedence
over every other crime. How
ever, if the dead mans finger
prints were on file at police
headquarters. If this were simply
another spot murder, II would
be a waste of time 10 concen-
trate on il because il is almost
impossible TO get witnesses to
testify in a gang killing.
II the prints were not on file.
the bank case would have TO be
Shelved for awhile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

answer to another question re-
piled that Eddie had left with
two other men on a business
trip. No. she didn't know who
they were, nor what the BUSH
ness was.
Under boring-in questioning,
she became irritable. She
wouldn't answer.
"The Cowboys don't know
much about Eddie Martini In
spector Gallagher said later.
"Etta met him last year. A
pickup. He offered her . lift
when she was waiting for .
trolley on Queens boulevard.
You know Etta's style. Nicely
brought up kid--to whom q SIS
dress was an event.
"AIl ut once, she finds herself
playing q role In the lavish
drama of Wine, Woman and
Song She's not married to Ed
die. She has . husband
separated. Martin may'vo been
on the up-and-up-but neither
Heal nor McNamara are and
they were his pals. Etta's still
In daze. She doesn't know what
it's all about"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Hunt for Cleaner

Lock wood examined every
inch of every garment. Good
quality and beautifully tailored.
They were not too new-thiS
held some promise. The prom
Use was met in the satin lining
around the waist.
Unfolding the trouSer lining.
revealed two l-inch lengths OF
red stained tape. dry cleaners
tags numbered 60-21311 and
60-21312.
Lockwood hurried back 10 his
office and ascertained from the
Identification bureau of New
York headquarters that No. go
represents a cleaning concern
that has a chain of stores in
Queens County. Long Island.
The chief mentally went over
the names of towns in Queens:
Long Island, Elmhurst, Winfield,
Forrest Hills. Kew Gardens,
Jamaica, Flushing
Flushing! The name recalled
the callous on the palm Of the
dead youth. For Flushing has an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Amass Evidence

Before the day was over the
police had amaSsed an array of
discriminating evidence and had
set a trap for the slayers.
Detective Daley visited the
Winfield home and returned
with an arsenal that included
fully loaded As and 80 revolvers
and a pair of handouts. These
were part of haul found in the
Conboy attic.
Five detectives were planted
in and around the house TO
await the arrival of Mcnamara
and Heal.
Lockwood later questioned
Eta about Mcnamara and Heal.
Are you mixed up In Eddie's
DEATH"
The girls breath came fast.
"Why, Of course not Well"
tearing at a sodden handker-
chief. 81 may as well tell what
happened though i promised not
to-yet. Last night I was giving
& party st my mothers house.
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A Familiar Mug

He put the book away.
But here's the ace, chief.
The landlord says the guys look
like a couple of the fellows who
stuck up the bank-and he'd
know 'em again
He stopped short as Lock-
woods hand shot through the
window, holding a photograph.
"Show him this" the detective
ordered. This fellow - along
with four other motorcyclists-
went tearing through Paterson
shortly after the bank sticlxup.
They must've had the bikes
cached I'm the woods"
The corporal scrutinized the
face in the picture.
THE mugs familiar" the cor
poral said. "Who Is it?"
ed ward Mcnamara, alias
Sunny--One of the Pretty Nc
Namaras-Sunny and two pals
Virgil Rice and Joseph Heal
escaped from n health farm In
Missouri i'm 1888. They'd been
sent there from Atlanta"
The corporals brows met.
Wasn't McNamara's sister
beaten 20 death I'm n swank BIZ
stro last March? I heard that
this guy, Sunny, had threat
ened to get her killer II the cops
didn't"
Lockwood grunted.
"Sunny's too well known In