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Evening star., 1941-01-15
Bookcase, 'lI.''
(At Lett

This attractive piece Is "a
inches wide with open shelves
and cut sides. Mayer & Co.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Wing Chair
s2o.s'

Roomy, comfortable spring
seat chair In plum, cocoa or
green predominating cotton
crash. Height 40 inches,
depth Fl inches and width
80 inches. An exceptional
value! Mayer & Company
Moose Pass miner., 1941-06-16

The Misses Lubin, Noess and Smith, nurses, spent last week end as guests at Russian River Rendezvous.
Moose Pass miner., 1941-06-16
INTERNATIONAL HIGHWAY IN NEXT T.TO YEARS


 1Coruni ssion on the Internat- Il ona1 Highway which is meet ling in Juneau this month, Iannounces that an early lstart on the highway is planned, the work to be com
 p1eted in two years. He lstates that the Comm ssion Heels it imperative that lc const ruction work be com
 nenced immediately. 1 The defense angle of the proposition, hitherto kept in the background, is now lout in front. The governor point s out that in the event Iof the United States getting linto the war, with the ship ping situation getting more acute, the International lEiighuay will becom in eff feet, the "Burra Road" for Alas ska.
 ] Congre ssmnn Jed Johnson Iof Oklahoma act ing chairman Ibf the sub -c omr1i ittee of the |Conrsli ttee on Appropriations, hast month urged the inrned- hate construction of the highway, saying lit will materially promote our aims lin national defense and may even conce vab1y make it possible for us in the fu- ture to avoid the angui shed reproach of too little and It 100 1ate' 1T. Denney McCart says that he has seen moro game this sumner, on his route between Seward and Hope, than he has over seen before. s. A. Liening of Tacoma, a ssociated with the Falls Greek mining company, has arrived bringing consider i able mining equipment with him.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. (Bob) McEachern are the parents of a daughter, born in Seattle on May 10. Her name is Janet Jean McEachern.
 Leo 0hnhausor has moved to Mile 20. The Watkins are farming Mir. ohnhauser's
Moose Pass miner., 1941-06-16
SCHOOL CLOSES .I1TH
 PICNIC AND FIELD DAY

School closed on June 5th with Helen Velanis and John Thurst on holding the enviab1e record of not having been ab- sent or tardy all year. The teacher, Mrs. Carl Wei idInan of Juneau, with her young son, Carl, sailed on the Aleutian for their home, that
 same evening. Mrs. Teidnan' 8 term of school was very satis- factory from the standpoint of both the school children and their parents. On June picnic was held on the shore of Lover Trail Lake attended by airs. TeidGan, Roy Luckey, Alargie Velanis, John Thur st on, Teddy Ve1anis, Beverley Scatter, Evelyn and Helen Velanis, Carl Teidman,
 Harold and ElWood Scatter and Arlene Vo1anis and Bobby Con- dit. .E.c Field day exercises on the school ground resulted as fol- lows; 200 yd. dash-boys l3 to Is, won by Roy Luckeyi 25 yd. dash, boys 8 to Il, Teddy Vel-
 anis 25 yd dash, girls 9 to t1l, Beverley Scatter; 25 yd.
 dash, boys and girls under g, Helen Ve1anis; relay race, girls under IT., Helen Velanis;
 relay race, boys under Il, freddy Velanis; sack race, girls |all ages, Beverley Scatter; sack race, boys all ages, Ted- dy Ve1anis; high jump, all un- der Il, Teddy Ye1anis and Bev- erley Scatter; high jump, all under IS, Harold Scatter. A + ball throwing contest closed the program, for which peanuts were received for every ball made.
 Mrs. Florence Calhoun and iher daughter, Miss Alice Cal Ihoun, Mrs. 0. Hunley. all of Beverley Hills, Cal., are vis- lifting Mrs. Nellie Neal -LaWing lat Lawing.
 Miss Ethel Smith of Topeka, Kan., is Q guest at Lawing lRoa6house.
 The Mi isses Lubin, Noess and ISmi tn, nurses, spent last week
 end as guests at Russian River
 Rendezvous.
Moose Pass miner., 1941-06-16
Moose Pass, Alaska June l6, l94l
DIAMONDS AT HOPE

When J. R. Kelsey was
 sitting Hope's soil last
 season to determine it's gold cont ent he found minute but perfect diamonds.
 Mir. Kelsey knows diamond s from having worked the Kim ber1ey fields in South Afri . ca.
 resident Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt plan to visit Canada in the near future. Their visit to Ottawa may be timed so that the President can personally address the Canadian House of Commons.
 That the United States is wise in training air troops for this var is evident when one reads an item like the following:
 "An Australian lieut. enant in command of an anti air mcraft gun on 6 mole at Cand- ia when the first German parachut i st 8 dropped from planes, states that the at tack was perfectly executed. The parachut i sts descended in almost unbroken lines and as they f1oated down threw hand grenades and fired tom my guns. Heavy strafing by high-1eve1 bombers, and dive attacks, made everybody go under cover. Then followed tri mot ored troop-carriers, each carrying 20 to 30 men.
 They f1eJ low over the sea and when they reached land were not more than 200 feet from the ground. aI
 Some of the planes corr ried field guns supported by three parachutes, one attach ed to the breach and one to each of the two trunnions.
 Their timing was perfect. Fifteen planes would come in drop their mon and then move out again and IS more would come in. The airp1anes by no means dropped their non haphazard. They were plainly working by a set plan and by the time they had fini shed, Candia was en- closed by a semi -circ1e of troops stretching right a round behind 1t from the sea on one side to the sea on the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Der flusc Sapa

Goter: ,2aB' oo6 bie Wflltter eno'
lid mai nit oeinen 5ragcn in Stub.
@eun ou etluas miiien ipillit, 10 iraee
MIDI, ih fann Sit arb iiber aaes Se.
l1eio geben.'
0tar (nod eiuer @eile): ~Yopa,
mas madt ser &in0, penn er nibt
mebr blGit?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Die Weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Hein1tteI eegen allie Arten von
alien und frisehen Wunden, Cesehwueren,
Cewaeehsen, 6isswunden. karbunkein -ew.
sehieken. - keine Stamps. - 60 Cents dc
Schachte. bel: ]. 1. STAAB, l72o9 vslIsy-
view AvsN3e. Cleveland, 0Aio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

ipikenbebangenen gborbemo rno Der
Stola ltano nit Dem &iideu eeeen
Sen Altar uno tpartete.
Seine tpeibeu, lodieeu Saare nm.
oog ein Souuenltrabl, Ser eerabe
burd ein rotes @las id)ien ,lno oas
mar ser 8urpurfra9en eines beili9en
8iidof Is. . init 8lutlinien.
Sic tparteten.
9a fam burd sic offeue Sir, bic
iidb bonn GdloB auf ben Nrfaoen9ans
alfgetan uno ser &opellenpforte oe.
raoe geeeniiber mar, 2oios.
St trug idlper an @olo, Ycl5 nnb
Glrpur, als Mo9nat Set ungoriiden
Grone, an bielem Gbrcntog.
60 iob er aus mie ser &onig i'm
Mdrhen lno iiibrte on icincr Sano
bie 8raut.
Sic ipar in itbleppenocr, lpciber
Seioe lmo iiber lie rieiclte Scr foit'
bare Spitenl lhlcier. .un0 man Job
falt nidts bon ibr.
Simmer, ipcnn einc Sdlle lie per.
barg, glitt nod Sic ibinlncrl,oc SciOe,
int 3pii6enrnlrn Ser. Sullle1. =. .0a
fam ser @inO lluo l0lte sic prrpur.
men 8lGtter, bie lid on Sen GunOltein
eele9t Batten lno blies lie Scr Shlep.
pc nod) uno l1n1 tic berlm rno lie
ralbelten oariibcr bin.
Serblt 8. 9crblt.
IS mar 1onlt nicnanb bn. =. . .llie.
monO.
Ser Eiarrcr iob ibncn eutgc0en
nno ienfte bnnn oeu 8lid auf ocn
rotbrofateneu 8ctltl1bl, 100 lic in ei-
ner 0finlte fllicu ipiirocn.
gr botte picl Sl1oenO ldon einoe'
iegnct. .piel Sugcno, sic 5uiomnmen
geborte rno nuGte oenfcll lpie Stcr-
ben uno 2eben oo1 einolber 10 nobe
lit. broubcn ser &ricg lno bier
Sic 5lpei Wtenlhcn. . bic. -.
9a troten tie iibcr sic Sdlpcllc.
Sante Olga legte ibr @cldt in
beioe @Gnoe.
@S bGtte nicDt onoers lcin fonnen.
.@ie b6tte e5 ioIlcn? 91tte 2ojos
&eretB, Ser iein orobes @liif 10 ge'
beim belt, sic rufcn lolelt, oie bin-
ter linn geIpottet botten: @cr bo4t
oos eeeloubt bon oen stlten? Bor
er nidt ibon nit eincm SUB I'M
@rob .l,,O ieet beirotet er nod
eine iunge 5rou! Soer. >. .ei, eli, bic
bats perltanocn! Sem bat lie ben
Alten eineefaoclt.
2aios &eretb fannie bie Menlden.
9em olteu Yfarrer, bcn1 &crwalter
uno bem 9iireerueilter marc i'm
sool ein SnbiB lerpiert. 2oioS lette
1ib auf cine Stunoc 5u ibuen.
(Jottietung fol9t)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Nsiffnodj, BEN %. apriI 1941
fen mar Elm sroBes 2eldten aesan-


gen.
sic batte iid ia ME a,i fragen &C.
trallt, iebt iuuBte iie es.
3liga.... --.....
90 itano es tpieoer in ibrer 5tirne,
,uie ein Sterm am &immeI itebt, 10
fern, nnerreihbar, aber bod tpirflid)
nnb bie Sebniudt floe ibre 8abn gu
linn.
,,grifo!'
sic bob ibre Mueen au 2aios. sic
ftrablten i'm at.
Da nabm er iie in sic arme unb
fiibte iie.
Sic lag nit Dem 8opf an ieiner
gruit unb IieB iid fiilien, ItilI unb
oanfbar.
ltno nod elmer loneen Gauie bad-
te iie tpeiter: CT lit 10 gut, 10 lieb. :.
Der Snfel!
Sd min es ibm bergelten.
gr lieB iie ianft aus leinem Mrnt,
benn er. iab l,nter ben gelenften 81
bern cine eroBe Srdne orineen unb
Iangiam tpie ein Salltropfen, nit ser
5pieglung Ser linfenben Sonne bar<
in, iiber Die 8angen rinnen.
9a eing er aus oen1 3inmer l1no
befabl, boB eingeipannt miro.
slls iie beimfubrerL NOR idon Ser
@alo boiler 9dn1merldotten. lteber
Der fernen Seioe log ser biolette
Dunit bes .slbenos. sic f11bren i6tpei-
eenb.
@inmol taitete iie nod) ieiner Sono.
uSnfel. go"
@r 5ufte 5ulalnmen.
9a fliilterten ibre 2ippen uno lire
fleine Sano Itreibelte Sic feline.
uSalos. ...'
Gin sdouer bes @liides lieb i'm
erbeben.
9onn tpar olles, ipie. es INNER
tpar.
@r rcbete ni6t nlebr babon. Ct
beriuhte feline 3artliGfeiten. geltr
iein glif itreidelte iiber lie bin, NIT
elmer @1rlne, sic ibr tpobltat.
Au6 als lie ibm ,,8ute 9eabt"
ipiinldte, >lagte er nur ltnb fiiBte ibre
@ano:
uSrdume ettpos Sd0nes, grifa!"
Am auoern Morgeu fano Tie gill.
benorote &oien auf ibrem Griibitiids>
tiib i'm gelbeu Salen.
Sic nabm cine oapon uno itedte
fie an.
0a eing bie Eiire uno ct trat elm.
IS par Sas eritemal, oaB lie i'm 10
friib am Morgen iob.
@r iab friid aus uno iaete better:
.@iuit ol mir nidt cine Soiie Gee
einidenfen?"
@r iab auf Sic &oIe an ibrer 8ruit
nno fabte ibre Sono.
~Sait ou gut seidloien? Bas balt
bu aetrdumt2"
Sic 1a6elte.
,,Gom. .oir."
@s tpar ipabr. Sic batte bon linn
eetraumt Sic tparen gliidlib. -.
er mar pl0tlib 70 jung setporoen,
aber oann mar es nibt mebr er ges
,peIen, ionoer,t. -.
MberA ibr Ser5 idlug bod porln
rno boiler 9anfbarfeit fir i'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

2ebrer: ,8o5u beripeuoet lnan alio
sic 5eoern ser @dnie, gnten nlw. 2"
Sdiiler idiuci9t.
2ebrer: ,,gtuu, mas babt Sbr oenn
au Souie III e,ren 8ettcn?"
G6iiler: ,,@onaen.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

oSNt Ivy NtlSb S~SS"IS'"'SS~ '~>~JN>~
mis-, ipcnn aub nibt duBerIid), 10 ood)
iunerlib eednoert bat lrno neil per.
fbiebenes nottpenoig iein miro, ou
fonnteIt an Gante Olga idreiben, oab
iie fonlnlt."
sic bGtte Inn elm Saar sic Sd)aie
umseporfen, in baItieer 8e,uesung,
Dor la,lter 5reuoe.
,,Snfel, adj. =. .ib periprehe MIDI
nod ilnmer. .per5eibe mir, 2aios''
fiiete iie leiler bin5u l,no tpurbe ein
tpeuis rot, ,... .bas lit lief BON Sir
9as miro liltis! gu mirit iie aut1
lieb getuinnen. -"
@r br,unmte ettpos Dor litb bin.
grifa lief sleib nod oen Jriib'
1tiid in ibr 3immer binauf.
uSante! sd) 1iebe Eante!' Sie
Seoer flog MIR 10 iiber oas Eapier.
,,9u ioult fommen, er laoet bid ein,
boB ou 5lt uns fomn1lt. ..."
ga fam es pl0blid Ser iie.
sic borte einen fleinen Gogel aui
ser 2inoe por bent ofienen 5enltet
iubcln iob ouf, iob Sen >@lol5 Der
Sonne iiber alem. lieB oie 6eber
follc,L sic rollte bon oem fleincn
S6reibtiib ouf Sen blouen Seppit
:. .1nb grifa lenfte ibren &opf N
sic S0nhe lmo begoun tportlos 5u s.,
ten.
2ieber @ott, glib mir Sraft, sif
meinent Ser5en. oen Srieoen!
9ann id)rieb Tie langian ibre,
8rief 5u Gnoe.
3tpei Gage lpGter flbr iie 5u,
8abu.
Olga botte telegrapbiert. Sic fiel
ser Gonte balb ladeuo, balb meinen>
Inn beu Sails, ols iie ollsltieg.
gluf ser Seimfabrt lebnte lie iDrel
&opf al oeren GbuIter.. Olga lprad
leiie, boB es ser &utiber niht borel
fonnte.
,shau &inoerl. =. .es lit idon #
int 2eben! Ser liebe @ott madt eS
l6on inuner redt, lpenn man es lid
al6 oft gan5 onoers pprlteat. Seir
gutter Eapa ipiiroe alb Sa iagen oa
5u.'
u@laubit ST. Sontc?'
,,@elpib, @rifa! ltno mas mot
einem einlameu l1n6 armen Weniben
an @liid ldenft, oas fon1ntt immel
ipieoer gu einem lelblt 5ltriid, neil
bod fein Spfer ltnbelobnt bleibt."
9abei itrei6elte lie @rifas Sauoe
~. .lno bas onoere, &in0erl
ldou. . .bos lit 10: mon gebt in Ell
nem Earf ipa5ieren nit biel ber'
idlunsenen 8esen, aber man fomn11
ood ipieoer oortbin, tuo man arsge'
gangen, neil alles in ser 9tunbe gebt
giele iino idon auf 10 pcriblunsenen
8egen at ibrer tpabren Siebe gefom'
men, aber nan muB es 8ott an
beimeeben uno MIR feline Aflidt t,1n
er lorst oann idon. sber selt.
ib babe es Dir ood) redt geiagt, es
marS ser ST.. -"
@rifa prebte bie Sano, oie oie ibre
bielt, trampibaft unb Sante Olgo
idtpieg.
Als fie in 8elat &eretB borf,lb'
rem, tpar @rifa froblid, iuie INNER.
Sic lief auf 2aios au, Der Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

ipar befriebist. Sic batte Eaft, bob
iie nidt ,Onfel" iaete. 9os tonnte
linn abeeben, ser Sntel bon elmer. :.
na tpie alt modte iie iein? @noe bier
gig. . .olio bon 10 elmer alien Srau
5u beiBen.
Weun er es aub tpar. y. .er ipollte
nibt inner baran erinnert iein, Dob
ct grifas . .@roBonfel mar.
SIN SaaI blieb er iteben,
grifa bate nod Sriebrid ben
sbirm mo sen Mantel aufeepadt.
uSrau bon -@ernina bot grifa Sic
,nterri6tet iiber sic l1riabe Sbres
Sierieins uno tpas ib BON Sbnen er-
bitte?"
uSo."
sd boffe, sic biuisem meinen
Gntidlub. Gs banoelt iib Inn grifaS
seiiherte 3ufunft."
T Olga Iab linn in Sic 9lugen.
,,@s lit gut ,tno eoel bon Sbnen
unb. . grifa lit eliidli6.'
Sic lab bas 3uden in ieinem &C.
| lid)t uno ioete idneu:
~... i'd beereife a1,d, oab Sic iie
liebcn.'
9a fiibrte er raid lire Sano an
sic 2ippen.
SD bonte Sbnen! ga lit grifa.
sic miro Sic il, ibr 3inmer fiibren
pollen. Sd boffe, mir tperoen quite
Treunoe ,peroen, 5rolt bon 8er-
ning!"
gs ipar ,pie inn Mdr6en, ooer ipie
ouf einem gang alten @obelin, mo
sic Sarben 70 fern uno oob 10 iparm
iino. .ein. alter &onig in Eurpur
uno oieler Eurpur leuhtet nod 1no
at ieiner Sono Sic ilnge &0nigin rno
Gogel in lid) neigenben 3tpei9en, 9e>
fieoert bunt, uno Iinget1o .2allben-
gdnge uno i'm Sintergruno irgenomo
Der neiBe Wormor1tein bon @0ttinnen
1no Imoretten.
.Sa. E. 10!
8elat &eretB batte cine &apelle.
Sic itono Iteintpltrftpeit bonn SdloB
unter Elatanen nit eefledten Ston-
men uno ein offener Irfaoengang
'fiibrte pom S6loB 5u ibr.
| ltno es NOR friiber Serblttag.
60 ein Sag int Sftober, mo- bas
Sonnenlidt burd aneef6rbte 9latter
ideint, baB iie Ie,16ten, mie pures
@olo, 1eiie lid bonn Mlte l0ien uno
idtpebeno fol1en.
Gin Gag, ber nod lparm lit ,no
oo6 oen lineenoen 8ino mitbringt
ber bies 2olen unto Sollen ipieleno
beioret.
| 8elat &eretB lag tpie inn Sroum.
| &ein Sdritt flaug, tein 8ort.
Sm @utsbof oriiben tuaren
Sbeuertore ,,no Siiren eeldloiien,
feine &ano riibrte iid mebr.
Tim oen SUB ser Sdulen bes ar-
faoen9anes legten iih Ieiie elm paar
roItbroune uno gelbe 8latter, ipie Ell
ne 8erbrdmung.
&iuten bauten iib Elm paar ILL.,
men auf uno itanoen burdleu6tet
Dor Der berbltblei6en Soune.
Die Siire our &apelle ipar ipeit Of
| fen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
MARY HAS 4 PLAN

Then how" l began. and
stopped short, arrested by the
gay, confident look on her face.
because I'm going 10 t0le
him along a. II he were "A horse,
and l had an apple In my hand,
until he does his own inVesti-
eating. And II know him-and
l think l do--while he's investI-
eating, he'll be throwing out
two or three sheets TO windward.
And that. translated. means TO
other actors who would click
with our deah public in stephens
role"
Are YOU In position 10
share this information about
Redfeld with me ." ! asked.
why. of course. every last
crumb OF IT," she said II thought
YOU understood that"
~ just wanted II confirmed"
I told her. smiling. And 1
shall he eager to hear every
word Of II. But before you be-
gin l wantotO know where Noel
and Redfield are, and whether
there will be any more"
"Firew orks ." She lnterpOlated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
KnowIedg Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIR. SABlNA II. CONNOLLY
J. Finish the line: ca "Abou Ben
Adhem. may - -: (b) The
way of all - -; (c) Famili-
arity breeds 49, -.
What was the name Of: ta)
god Of wine; CD the son
whose death David lamented
tc) the Queen of Sheba.
3 These places are the scenes of
love affairs. Name the lovers
ca Acadia tb) Verona; Co
AbydoS.
1 What IS the meaning Of the
term ca Generic; CD Ecce
Homo: (c) Eisteddfod.
5-Whose name do you associate
with: (a) the discovery Of the
Pacific. (b) the founding of
Salt Lake City; (c) the finding
of the Holy Grail.
eff you are labeled with these
names, what state is your
home ca Hoosier; (b) Lone
star (C) Tar Heel.
Z Where was: (a) the oracle in
ancient Greece. (b) the sur
render that ended the Amer
lean Revolution: tc) Fl Dorado
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
NOEL LIKE \ LAMB

"No, not even a teeny-weeny
firecraCker" She went on. "NOel
was lamb when he finally got
IL through his head that ! really
loathed Steve. and had been
stringing him along for my own
fell purposes.
What queer, cussed creatures
men are" she philosophical
AS long as Noel believed i was
interested In Steve. he was
ready 10 take him apart i'm sec
tiOns. as IL Steve were an orange
or something.
"And then, when I convinced
him he was all vet on that
score, and began TO tell him
some of the things / had found
out and my deductions from
them, he sprang to Stevie's de-
fenSe--as one man 10 another.
understand--and said l must he
totally mistaken, and that he
didn't believe "A word OF IT, Can
YOU tie that into any kind of a
knot ."
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Bargain
Cruise Friday

Your last chance. This coming
Friday will present your FINAL
opportunity 10 cruise 10 Cedar
Point and return az a specia!
bargain rate. IS cents for Adults.
40 cents for Children. , 10 II.
Steamer Put-in-Bay Will leave
the First street dock at a. m.
Friday on the final cut-price spe-
cial Cedar Point excursion Of this
Summer a StopOver of 3 hours
and 4o minutes IS scheduled at
Cedar Point. on the up and down
trips the steamer Will dock briefly
at Put in Bay. allowing persons
who so desire 10 stop for . hours
at that resort
In tomorrows issue Of the
Times, as we'll as on Wednesday
and Thursday, Will be a special
advertisement Of the Ashley q
Dustin Steamer Line, owners Of
Steamer Put-in-Bay. containing
Excursion Ticket Blank exchange
able at the Ashley a Dustin Of
flee. foot of First street, or at The
Detroit Times Travel Bureau. 1870
CasS avenue. Also in the adver-
tisement will be blanks emitting
holder 10 Cut-ratc admission to
specified Cedar Point amuSements.
Both Cedar Point and Putin
Bay offer many recreational faclli-
ties
Cruise 10 Cedar Point and re-
turn Friday. Have a glorious trip
and be back in Detroit around
1913 p. m. the same day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Daily Quiz
By liz ACE ANSWERMAN

During the Civil War years
exceptionally good harvestS in
the United States conceded
with poor harvests in Eng
land Supplies of certain
northern crop were even more
important 10 England than
were the supplies of southern
cotton What crop was it?
A certain portion Of the Bible
is known as the Decalogue.
What is its more familiar
name?
is a Breton and Englishmanc
With what art was Duncan
Phyfe associated?
An easy way 10 distinguish the
African elephant from the In
dianI elephant is by the size
OF IFS ears. Which has the
larger?
What was the Crime Of
1879?
What process was discovered
when a piece of rubber mixed
with sulphur was accidentally
dropped on hot stove?
ANSWERS on Editorial Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

herent proie>tatIouS And yet
you said II was no personal
grievance of yours" 80
"Nor OF anYbodN's," Mary re-
sponded promptly
II have known Philip NeritZen
n long time" ] SAID still crop
ing FOR comprehension ~ her
words lie j. perfectly capable
Of Diminishing "A valued member
Of his cast for breach against
his own discipline, or for some
gross personal oiien~e 10 him
or some one dear 10 him-pro-
yided he. himself. first notices
the offense. But no storngiy re-
scents being advised on any
thing.
advised on anything. o
VERITZEN NOT INFORMED
al was terribly nervous when
7 told him the reason ] wanted
To see Redfield was because l
had heard something which
vaguely connected him with the
happenings tonight. and Inn
mensely relieved when he aC-
cepted my tement and
permitted me 90 talk 10 Redfield.
But, Of course. made no direct
accusation against steve. You
remember. l said il might he my
imagination"
1T wasn't. III bet" Mary
said II heard steve ask YOU
about Jack Beckett"
Did your 'father-in.taw ." !
asked quickly
II don't think he heard any
thing OF the colloquy." Mary
said. Hes not stone deaf. hut
he's harder of hearing than he'd
like 90 admit"
'He II also hard 60 convince"
I said. "The surcSt way 10
make him strong defender of
n member Of his organization is
To attack. or even TO criticize.
that person. Forgive me. Mary.
but are YOU sure?"
IF you mean am ! sure I'm
my own three-penny brain"
Mary replied. with her familiar
gamin grin. the answer is
yes, three times over. But II
you mean, have enough evil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Left the Most Millions, Also
Left the Most Divorces. The
Famous Old Money Makers
Descendants Hit the Jackpot,
All Right, But When He Had
One Foot I'm the Grave His Win
ter Romance Did Something
Else To Them-Read This Init
mate Account of a Celebrated
American Family I'm The Ameri-
can Weekly, the Magazine Dis
tributed with Next Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

and from the nuance OF her
-t-otcc and hrF flashing grin,
knew that her resilient spirits
again had completed the journey
from tho nadlr 10 the zenith.
which Marys spirits frequently
travel after an even more rapid
descent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

c e r n ! n (
stephen Red
field To war
rant y % n r
I "A I h q rim
law i'm giving
his role TO
. o IN e o n =
else o"
That's eN-
actly what 1
sa I d." s h @
affirmed
III seems
Incredible" |
said. still too
aStonished 20
do more than
nantffl, trFl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

81 WONDER if my ears are
failing ine,.-l-+e-t-t .tF,7----e Do
you mean Ia tell me that YOU
have sufficient information con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

dence 10 convince my revered
-fathrr-in-ia,eT-tifc tfir rrpiy-iS
nix, no, nil, and all the rest of
IL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

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HERALD JOB PRINTING

QUALITY PRINTING
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05

Diva muzi prisli o zivot v tros-
kach horiciho trucku.

26lety Paul Jones a 28lety
John Thompson, oba z Column
bus, Ohio, zahynuli v troskach
sveho polovlecneho trucku,
kdyz ten Sc Jim zfftil Sc zelez-
nicn1ho naspu ma silnici u. S.
80 nedaleko Valparaiso.
Policie Sc domnfva, re rfdic
trucku zdr1mnul "a f1dlc1m ko-
lem Vozidla, ktere pax sjelo S
cesty. Jones uhorel, kdyz v
troskach trucku vypukly pla-
meny, ktere cele vozidlo stra-
Willy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
ZEMREL PRI

Kapitan James T. Wheatley,
naceln1k hasicske STANCE, els.
"A, zemrel nahle, kdyz rfdil
hasice pracuj1c1 ma uhasenf O.
hne ma Belvedere avenue v biz
kosti Charles ulice. Kapitan
byl SO roku star. V hasicske
sluzbe stravil 80 rokn.
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CO JE

Prinasime zpravu krajanky
pant Josefiny Peroutkove pred
nesenou v pGvodnlm zvInf mi
nulou nedeli, 80. listopadu v
Southern Hotelu ma rocnf kon-
ferenci pfedsedkyn a jednate-
lex ~Vypomocnych Jednot Anne
ricke Legie.