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Evening star., 1942-10-23
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Step this way Young Woshinetonions! Step this way
for as fine value you'd want to find in trimmed
coats plus selection from vertobIe crossseeon Of
the "importonts" in stunning coats! Here's the boxy
"cosuoE you live in. and love here's "dote bait"
with foce- framing collar Of oIororous silver fox
here's the figure fitting otterer with London-dyed squr-
rel here's the warm stond by heoped with snuoek
Black red blue, mixtures and plods all prop
erIy labeled os to wool content Sizes to IS in the
group.
'Rsmen,ber-Jun;or Miss Is q S;ze-kot Age
Y.s.s WssAsss.iss Shop Third Fi.s Street B.ili"s The
HseAt CO.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Home Equipped for Raids
To Be 0pened Tomorrow

A home with model air raid pre-
cautions, sponsored by the Junior
Board Of Commerce, will be opened
at 1890 pm. tomorrow with OCD
Director James M. Lands officiating.
The home. located at 5126 Pali-
sades lane NV, Briarcliff, is de-
signed to demonstrate what house
holders can do with their own living
quarters. Fire-fighting equipment
various methods of blacking out and
basement refuge room are fea-
tured.
Following the opening ceremony,
at which Col. Lemuel Bolles, execu-
tive director of District civilian de-
Tense, will also speak. the home will
be open to the public from 3 to p m.
daily with members of the Junior
Board of Commerce on hand to ex-
plain and demonstrate the equip
ment.
Built by Edward r. Carr, the home
may be reached by going out Mac
Arthur boulevard and turning right
into Loughboro road and right again
at Palisades lane or by proceeding
from American University Circle
south on Nebraska avenue into
Loughboro road and turning left into
Palisades lane.
Another house. built by Barkley
Brothers at 5442 Broad Branch road
NV. and equipped in exactly the
same manner as the Briarcliff home.
will be opened Friday.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

has contributed immeasurably to
rally the forces of freedom, your
works will bring hope and renewed
faith In deliverance from the yoke
of the barbarians.
The tidings of Americas rapidly
increasing mobilized manpower and
war production, of the flaming spirit
OF Americas fighting forces already
manifested in engagements on land.
sea and in the air, are every day
telling our hard-tried people that
with such an ally we cannot fail.
The Royal Norwegian Navy is
proud and happy to call their own
this ship. named after our beloved
leader, King Haakon VII. Those who
are going to take her into the thick
of our common battle tell me that
their greatest ambition shall be to
show themselves worthy of their
flag and Of the trust and friendship
Of the President and the people Of
the United States
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Service Center 10 Open
Al Masonic Temple Here

A Masonic service center for SER
vicemen will open Saturday at the
Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue NV, it was
announced today by the War Hos
pitality Committee of the District
Defense Council.
Grand Master Nobel D. Larner,
Admiral Ernest J. King, commander
in-chief of the United States Fleet
and 1t. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, chief
Of the Army Air Forces will take
part in the opening ceremonies at
8 pm.
The center will provide without
cost to non-members as well as
members who are in the armed
forces, lounge and library facilities,
snacks, dances and stationery. It
will be operated by Chaplain A. L.
Smith, former chaplain of the Third
District Of Columbia Infantry and
l21st District of Columbia Engineers.
Hostess OF the center will be Miss
Maybelle Randall who has been
serving as assistant hostess in the
Masonic service center at Portland,
Me. She will be assisted by COM
mittee of the local Order OF the
Eastern Star.
Floyd D. Ackers. chairman of the
War Hospitality Committee, said in
regard to the center that his COM
mittee lis particularly gratifled to
learn that non-M -Masons as well as
Masons will all receive the same SER
vice without charge. This is a true
expression of democracy at Its best
services to fellow men regardless OF
creed"
Evening star., 1942-09-16

EDUCATIONAL,
Evening star., 1942-09-16
100000 Servicemen
USING USO LOUNGES

More than 100000 servicemen are
using the USO troops -in-transit
lounges each month. 1t was an
nounced by USO headquarters here
yesterday.
There are II lounges in operation
throughout the country. a report
stated. which do duty as comfort
able quarters between trains and
buses, as information centers and
as thresholds of welcome to the
community"
Civic and religious organizations
and other community groups are
furnishing refreshments and other
services to these lounges.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
siraysr College oi Ssersiarial Tr,iuinn

Homer Building, Thirteenth and p Street.
edueation. Graduation from high school rssuireA
t1.ys9 sny Mond,, fer rsvis. Of Ss.tss.
llined to make excellent records in cemTsfitive
70 bc assured definite reservation M yosr
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Three WAAC Officers
To Join Stoff Here

Three Washington area WAAC
officer graduates will arrive here to-
day as the first of 18 women to be
assigned to WAAC headquarters as
members Of Director Oveta Culr
Hobby's staff.
The Washington WAACs are Mrs
Harriet M. West. and Miss Helen H
Woods both of the District. and Mrs
Marjorie D. Fling of Alexandria, Va
Evening star., 1942-09-16
SECRETARIAL

Collegia.e standards in business q
for admission. Thirty ninth year
g, 8 and IA. Students may enter
TRANSCRIPTION and typewriting.
preferred BY employers and qua
examinati lions. Apply in advance
choice Of sessions and hours. RI
person or telephone National 1148
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Accouniancy and
Business Administration

Accountancy and Business Administration .
snd snd Ter Government. Walton Accounting
Master Of Fiscal Admlnistr alton. Eyenin.
for cAtalogue.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

Stamp. stamp, stamp the boys are
marching-and 80 are the girls-to
the War savings stamp windows of
post offices everywhere. Are you in
the parade?
Evening star., 1942-09-16

The war we're in Is the war to
win. Buy War bonds!
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Be Fe total betrunten unO bsam

Be He total betrunfen unS betum
entiesIi1 8nu6peb.
Seit Der Stunoe tr1umte he
Rur nod BON Sped. IIs gebiir-
tige @eItfdIin BON Rinoesbeinen an
inter Spedieiten un0 S9infen tDatt-
oelno, Mntibegetorionerin trot
@i9t uto @ift, fiel lie in Die Sc.
fiibIe ibrer fleiidli9en @ergansen.
belt suriiG uno entbebrte i1merS-
Ii9 oie Sett-S0pfe 6es berlorenen
1orooieIes. SebnIudt, nidt bana-
Ter $unger, Sebniudt mad ent.
riiGten S0ealen, trieb ite fortan ri-
beIos Our9 ibr u~ngebeureS &ei6
NIT ben tanienO @anOelIonnen, Die
Der Bergman iein @eleudt gu men,
men pflegt. Sn Ser @loriole Die
Ter SOnnen 8og oos R0itlide Dor.
itber, Of, iie Ipiirte es nit allen
Sinnenl @ag Der Rumpel Stiefel
beiBt, &uti1leoer unO Curt, faioi.
nierte iie in ii6ermddtiger Ieriu-
dung. @%unoerbore @ege mGblte,
miiblte iie, an Die 6o1ite Slut ber-
an5ufommen; nber fur1tbares Sc
TOTE iHleuoerte ite INNER wieoer in
Die Sbnmadt ibrer ginlamfeit au-
rid, Bis ia bis iie zines 9a9-
mittages ii6 ieIbit begegnetel
.Sn elmer 8egegnung nit Dertpir.
render llnglaubIihfeit, sic nur ei-
men Srieb gu fennen I6ien, Ii6
0es 5tpeiten S9s in @onne ou ber-
ii6ern, gu bemddtigen, gu erbar-
men. @ein 8eri6t beridtete Die
gnt5iidung oieies @ie0eriebens in
Der Suttertiite! Nun crit run6ete
iid oie 8elt our belten ouer 8el-
ten. Mus Dem Mdus9en tpar elm
M1uiepnar ~getporoenl
sW1Guie," iprad Der &umpel, ols
er ieine @rume Ii6 bertriimeln JAP,
un0 bod itinte er binfiinftig ieinen
Sunger niemolS, obne an ben gun.
ger ibrer Siebe einet Brolnm ab.
5uiteuern; Oenn es griff i'm wie
elm Croft ans Sera, in Der gottber-
l~aiienen Giefe, eineemauert unter
furdtbaren @ebirger, cine Geele
gum @eipiel gu boben. unO fe
i6loiien Greunoi6oft 8ruOer Sum.
pei, 8ru6er Mous. Srieben Stol-
len, 8tDdngten iib 5tpiI9en 2iesen.
bes uno S~angenoes, flii9teten Dor
8ergltir3et uno S6pimmianO, ret
teten ii9 aus benz Sumpt ipisten
tire Sbren nod Dem Bonner rol.
LENDER 0etorotionen. Selb0rig unO
pittern0 mad @efabr, aber fur9t.
los utto bertraut nit ibrem Sano.
inert. ltn6 peri0bnt nit ibrem
S6idiaI. l1nb iie ebrten, ems i'm
opoern, ibr @Ieidnis.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
,.SOS!"-der internasionaIe
Kilferuf

0us Signal 9OS, I'M MOrie.
aeifen -, tit
po6I Oas ein8ige 9ignat 8eiden
6as aud Ser Nihtieemann fennt.
Merfpiiroig nber, OoB man ii6
ii6er Die 8eoeutung 0es 600 nibt
einig lit, un6 Bob Oesbalb 5abl.
rei6e 2eieartem beiteben. 9ie be-
fannteite l1eberiesung 1T wobl:
x5ooe Dur Souls" n&ettet
unIere Seelen" baneben pobl
aud .Sabe Dur Sbip" sRettet
unier Sdiff".
@eniger befannt lit bic 2esart
Semi Sut Snccour" nSenoet
Silfe". aber feline Oieier @rfla-
rurger, bon oenen Die eritere aud
bon ben meiiten &onberiationsle-
rifen gebra6t miro, 1T ri6tig. IS
iino freie grfinoungen.
600, oieies Signal, lit CANA
einfa9 oas grgebnis Der ueberle.
gung uno eines 3ufaQs. SIN
Sabre 1905 fan0 in Berlin cine
Snternationale aonferen5 itatt, be-
rem @rgebnis elm Snternationaler
Sunfenteleerapb : @ertrag nit Der
pi1tigen @ereinbarung iber elm
einbeitlides internationales Notfig-
nal mar. Sierbei bate Deuti6.
Iano, Oas gu bieier 3eit bon oent.
iden Sdiffen fir aagemeine an-
rufe hereits nit grfolg o~ngeDanote
Morieaeiden coo in gori6lag ge-
bra9t. Stun befiir1tete man aber,
oaB oas 6, oas i'm MoriealRbabet
itllr elm 9unft 1T, bel atmoipbdri-
i9en St0rungen lsi9t 81 elmer
geritiimmelung Oes Anrufes fib-
rem tonne, unO 10 erieste man oas
6 leoigli6 aus 8mefm6Bigfeits.
griinoen ourd Elm 9, oas our@ 3
8unfte oargeiteat miro. Srgenopel.
der Sim mar aber ben orei Bud.
itaben 600 ni1t ~untergelegt.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Sartnadiae GdeIme

@egen @n6e oes Is. Sabrbun6ertS
gebot Elm bo6Deiler Rat an DUDE
noroee IN Sldnoern ieinen 8Ir.
germ, oaB niemnno abenog nad s
ubr obne 2aterna iiber oie @aIie
geben ioute; mer 0atDioer banoIe,
miiiie cine Strafe bon 10 @uloen
be5ablen. Die ebriamen 8iirger
murrten, bod pagte es feiner, oas
@eies gu i~ibertreten. gead gemein-
lamer geipredung trug aber ieoer,
Der ipat ausging, mobI cine 2ater-
ne, ieoo9 fem 2i9t 6arin. 9a be.
fnbl Der &at gum apeiten Male, es
ioate elm ie0er aud elm Qi1t in lei.
ner 2aterne tragen. 8ieoerum no.
rem Die SertDarnten geboriam; iie
tpugen cine 2aterne nit einem 2i9t
BARN, pel9es aber ni9t brannte.
Sierour6 mur6e Der &obe &ot ge.
aDungen, gum 6ritten Male, BET
Ooppelter Strafe, gu befeblen, oaB
ieoer Elm brenlien6es 2idt in Ser
2aterne tragen miife. Die 8iirger
gebordten nun 5mar oieiem 8efebL
trugen aber Die 2aterne iomt benz
BARN brennenoen 2idt utter
benz Mantel. - 9araufbin erfoIg-
te oann oas bierte @ebot bon Ben
genasfiibrten ul1o iebr erboiten
Serren oes Soben States: Man
miiie oie 2aterne nit Dem BREMEN.
Dem 2idte fret Offentli6 uno I'M
Deroedt 5u Der be3eiGneten Stmnoe
tragen. uno nun erit mar ben
idolfbaften 8iir9ern Ser ebriamen
flan0ri6en Staot 6as Sar6perf
griinOli@ seleet.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15

tfet elm fiibler Aufidlas nuf oie
Ser3gegenO. @mpfeblenspert itno
auBeroem Srofenbiiriten, 6rottie.
rem un0 Moiiieren ser @lieOer,
nodmittags Elm 9eibumi1lag unO
abenOs elm @aOenumi6lag, Der
nadts unter l~1mitdnOen mebrmals
pieOerboIt perOen fam. Sci Sals-
beI1peroen lino oaneben ErieBnis-
umi1lGge I'M ben Sails am 8las.
ltebeI iiebt es nod immer NIT Der
2eiitung Oes &rmfen5immers aus.
8rofeIior Sd0nenberger, Der erite
Ssnbaber oes 2ebritubles fir Natur.
beilfunOe an ser 9erliner ltniOerii-
t1t, bat es riHtig alsgeipro6en,
tuenn er iagt: ISM &ranfen5immer
muB sic Suit unauseeiest erneuert
per0en. Stride Suit lit INNER nur
Oas biligite uno bette Desinfefti-
onsmiteI, ionoeru aud cine Ser
pi6tigiten Seilfrdfte." @ie iebr ii6
oieie notwithstanding geraOe BEL
bo6fieberbaften Granfbeiten be-
wdbrt bat, Iiebt Der ar6t imner
wieoer BEL ser 8ebanOlung bon
2ungenent5iinoungen.
9ie empfoblenen anwenOungen
oienen our Notwithstanding Der
Snfeftionsfranfbeiten. 8egtpeiieno
fir sic 8ebanoIung iinO uns Die me-
tiirliden Iorgange I'M &Orper Oes
Siebernoen; Ser permebrte Stoft-
pedleI, sic geiteigerte aus0iinltung
uno S6peiBbiloung unO sic grbo-
bung Ser geiamten altsi6eionngeu.
@ir moaen ni9t oie i'm gerlauf
elmer @rouf6eit auftretenOen forper-
Ii6en &euBerungen unterSriider,
Ionoern fOrOern un0 bei6leunlger,
Inn mittels Der frii9 gsipedten Seil'
frGfte BEG 8eiamtorganismus iiber
sic &ranf6eit &err gu tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Weretnss& alenOer

GOncOr6 Club. 9r6lioent;
Carl Gtober; Sefretdr, 5rau u
GhIadter, 1863 Conn. gbe., 81. IS
8~erfammlung ieoen oritten WfitttDod
i'm Monat.
9rDIpect Sill 6riebbOf. 9rdiiOent;
5reo 8ogeliang; Sefret6r: s. 8.
@infler; G9osneifter: 2aurence ..
Stub. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 5rieobofsgebduoe.
q 9entide Treimaurer 2Ose
NN Arminims, Ger. rs, T.MM.M,
I" Sefret1r: Greof. 8ertram,
1341 Sbepbero Str, g. 6. Ser
iammlung am /. 9ienstag i'm Mo.
nat I'M Neuen WfaIonic Eempel, 13te
uno s StraBe, 81. SO.
Mrminins @ergniignnss @erein.
9r1iioent: &onrao Wfiiner; Sefre-
tar: Ebeooor 2er9, 5905 Siebte
StraBe, %. SO. @~eriammlung am
/. Gonnabeno /. Mit. i'm Sauie zines
Mitglieoes.
n9eutider sbeater &Inb". @ra.
lioent, @uitab Seller. 8eriammltnQ
ieoen Dierten Ntitttpo6 i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitrift SIR. 40. @r1iioent, @i9eI
gofner; Sefretdr, gbriitian &ronen.
bitter, 1104 8onibant Str, SiIber
Spring, Mo. 8eri. am A.. MittmoG
i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift SIR. 100. @raiioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Sefretdr: gbriition gbriit,
1922 5infte StraBe, 81. SO. Neri.
am 4ten Dienstag |. W2t. i'm 9nuie
Scr. 1920 3 5traBe, 90. 6
GriOn 9amembereim. 9ralioentin,
5rnu g. &rumfe, 1869 Spring
9oao, 81. So; Sefret1rin, 6rau u.
8nBmann, 1904 Morninsiioe Dribe.
%. SO. @eri. am 9. Mittpo1 i'm
Wonnt, na6mittags / ubr.
@mppert 9eim Trauen 9ilfsber.
Elm. Hrdii0entin 6rau 8abette
Grumfe; S~efretdrin, Srau Mabel
9ies. @~eriammIung am 2. 9iens.
tag i'm Wonnt, 2 ubr nadmittags.
I'M Seine.
Gbriitian an6 GleDnura @nppert
&eim. grdiioent gbriitian &euriH;
Sefretdr, Ebos. 6. Sarren, 721
Tote StraBe, 81. SO. @~eriammIuneen
I'm Mtenbeim.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
CedankenAocken

aa3u wei6miitiges ger5eiben
bereitet ben 8ooen fir 0as @0ie.
User einmnl in ieinem 2eben
oos sroBe Slid erlebt bal, wiro
ME gais in 8er5weiflung fallen.
Die g~rinnerung oaran miro ieine
triibiten Gtunben erbeQen, uno i'm.
mer pirO Die Soffnung in ibm
bliiben, bob Die id0ne 8eit nod
einmal wieoerfebren tonne.
Sinnebmen ie6en llnrehts 1T
MangeI an Gbarnfter.
Gin nod 10 siitiges Ser6 69ne
einen flaren aopf lit mertlos uno
ridtet mebr S6aoen an, als es
@utes betpirft. @iepiel 2eio un6
gIenb lit niht in Die @eIt gefom.
men ourd iibertriebene @iite uuo
IdpadliaeS Mitlei0. ..4a
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Die siurmireie Bude

Sabr uno Gag bate Ser iunge
Monn mad elmer paiienoen Sung
geieaentDobnuns geiudt.
gnoli9 fano er, mas er brau9te.
gr mietete, belt feierIideu gin8iig
uno madte nod am ielben Gage
cine argerlide @abrnebmung. Die
Geniter idloiian nidt oidt, es 3og
barbariia.
9a ianf Ser iunse Moun in Ell.
men Seiiel uno i%euf5te:
.Nun bat man NAL cine iturm-
freie 8uoe gefunoen puitet Ser
@ino reinl"
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
9aS SmrMem Mnlerer
&leimteM

Se0e Wautter bat BEN 8nnl3
ibr aino geiunO utO tart gu le'
benl Oarum iolen mir uniere
fleinen 2iebIirge i9on frib5eittg
turnen laiien. @otirlid fam
bier ni6t oie &eoe bon einem
Surnen ieirt mie Die @rpa6ienen
es treiben. aber es lit %ungemeitt
wiftig, Ben fleinen aGrper our6
ongebra6te l1etungen gu ltablerl.
Mon beginnt oomit, ipbalo Oas
aino6en onfdngt, it6 auf5uri3-
ten. Salt man Dem &inOe einen
3eiaefinger bin, 10 aiebt es iib
6aran bod. 9as 9ino oarf feline
gein6en eegeu bic Mutter item-
men ulO iid iteii oufrihten.
Dian l1Bt es Damn pieoer 8ipei
Bis flint Minuien auf Dem 2eibe
Iiegen, oas It6rft oie &iidenmlts-
feln. Sinh Die 8ein9en frumm,
10 itrei6t mun tie nit ianftem
9ruf pom SUB na6 Dem &nie-
gelent. 90 einia1 rno bei6rantt
6ieie nebmigen fir sic Aaerfleir-
item aud iin0, 10 iino tie oennod)
bon ni6t gu unteri6dsenoem @er-
te. Sbr Miitter oeuft nidt, Oas
lei uun0tig ooer iagt gar: nS1
babe oa5u feline 3eit." 9ieie Mus-
reoe gilt ni6t, penn es ii6 Inn
oas @obl cures S%proBlings ban-
belt, Ser eler gr0Bter 59as lit.
8eim an- uno gus5ieben bot
man I6on bic notigen flint Mi-
nuten iibrig. Sie 9auer Oieler
uebungen fam man nit Ser 3eit
erboben. Bon eineni 8p~eiiabrigen
&inoe fam idon mebr Derlan-
gen. 2aBt es ariediibungen ma
6en, oas fraftigt sic Nafen- uno
&iidenmusfrtlotur uno perbitet
ben S9iefpu9s. Man laiie
&umpfbeuge then, Arm DortpGrts,
%auftparts beben, babel tief ELM
atmen. 9as &ino muB lernett,
fi9 aus Der GiifenIage langiam
aufduri9ten. giel 5reuoe ma1t
Der Stor1gnng, Ser Die Geroau-
urg foroert. Gas linfe 8ein
miro oabei itramm an ben 2eib
mge6ogen, mad born geiprei5t,
6ann oufgeiest. 90 Iinfs uno
reGts i'm @e6iel muB oas &ino
Deiteri9reiten.
aae l1ebungen iin6 10 lang.
Jam pie moglid au MAIDEN. I'm
Die @0rperbeipegli1feit un6 @e-
ididlidteit gu erb0ban, gibt es
taum elm beiieres Elramittel als
ben 8an. 9og feline &ino lernt
an ibm 6as @~reifen, er entfalt
benz 6ano9en, es muB felter fai-
fen. @s pirft oen Bad, es ftrebt
inn mad. 90 finbet Die 8etpe-
gungsf1bigfeit Der @lieoer beim
SpieIen nit benz Ball rei9e @e-
Iegenbeit CUR 8etdtigung.
Gqe turnerii9en %ltebungen ba-
ben audi einen iebr guten Gin
fluB auf bic geiitige Gnttpidlung
zines &in6es. @s 1T cine Sat.
iaae, Dab seiitis 5uriidgebIiebene
Rinoer Our6 8pedmaBiges Cur
men geiitig beoeuten0 lebbafter
tDeroen. Eurnt nit Dem &inoel
Die @iibe miro fid Iobnen. Man
fam iiberroideaoe grfolge oamit
:rSielen. Selbit Die nod 10 ELM
fad ideinen0en l1ebungen ffnb
bon ungebeurem @erte fir oie
@eiun6beit oes &inoes.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15

Sieli6en 9ddeIu, ober sart5 uobl
i1eint ibr babel nidt gu ieiR.
SIN ser Ebete trinft 5rnn5 fG
in cine piloe Stimmung. Sem &C.
ii6t brennt tpie BON 0brfeiger-
Sb er nod tpeiB mas er tuty or
tritt, als Der Gang gu gnOe It
nit idpepem S9ritt bonn Shant.
tii6 meg, mitten in Oen Saal, uHO
ruff nit lauter Gimme elm @nrt
in Sen 4aum. Die 9eute Ieben
iiH pertpunoert an.
nOamenwobIl" ruff 6rana.
Sober fam ieben, oaB er ui9t
mebr ganS niidtern lit. an einem
Gid fidert Elm Mdoden laut auf.
.OamenpabIl" idreit Truna nod
t~piitenoer in ben Saal uno ri1tet
Ieinen Bid ltarr gum Gid, no
Same Itbt. Die @uiifer ieben ii6
an, Id9er, Damn gibt elmer elm
8ei9en, tie beben ibre Snitrumente.
3ogernO flingt Oie Muiif. an per-
i6ieoenen Sii1en erbeben ii1 Jest
aud elm paar Mf609en. Stint ODER
Ie9s @aare befinOen ii9 nuf benz
Yarfett. @S lit elm peinIider, Iuit-
Ioier SonS. ginige 9eute baben ii9
Oidt an oie San8fld6e geiteut uno
mibeln. 9enn Gran8 Iteht nod inn
mer mitten I'M Saal. Cine 8iel.
I6eibe gutmiitigen Spottes. gr
iiebt maBlos eritaunt aus. or
i9eitt ii6 au beiinnen. &larer iiebt
er Die aberdeen, ben SaaI, bort
BEN Spott ser iingen 2elte. or
itebt it9 pl0Bih milo Inn un6 gebt.
Simmer i6neler iper0en feline
S6ritte. Damn lduft er -.
Sect lit aud Same oufgeftan-
BEN. STR @eft6t berrGt Mngit
uno &eue; lie beri6minOet, obne
Dem @roBerl, 8Ionoen einen Bid
gu i9enfen, rai1 aus benz Saal.
0ie @tuiif iest idon pieoer nit
einem Cana elm. Ser 8orfan lit
fir Ben augenblid oergeIien. 9ie
frem0en Serren 8ablen. Sd gebe
nit ibneu binaus. Gin l60ner
@agen itebt Dor Dem @aitbaus.
gle iteigen elm. Sic ~unterbalten
ii9 I9on tpieoer lout. Ser @roBe,
BLONDE miro genedt.
Dgeun, no lit oeine Gormen?"
Damn fabren iie ab.
2angiam gebe ib our6s Dorf.
Sd bore aus Ser 6erne nod elm
nal Oas Siipen Oes auto8. Sd
fomme an Die Gbauiiee. Inter Dem
Sternenbimmel Iiegen sic @ieIen
pie ber3aubert. Sd iGloge einen
fleinen @eg linfs our9 Die @ieIen
elm. Gon einem Seubaufen Der
bore i6 pl0Bid tpeinen. Cine MGn.
neritimme ipri6t 5utpeilen.
SD bleibe lauidenO Iteben.
Sci nidt b0ie, i'd tu's ME tpie-
oerl" iagt Same.
Donn 1T mir, als Oh tie ii@
fiiifen.
MOrgens, aIs Ser Grano nit ben
9ferOen aufs SeIo 8iebt, pfeift er
l9on mieoer
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15

nBie nennf man Den Mpparat,
nit weldem man oie 6eudtigfeit
a%uHammelt, Die Die (tmoipbdre ab.
~ionoert?"
~9a6rinne, 8err @roieiiorI4
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15

= Smmtr otrfeIbe. Prrs
feHor (na4 elmer flottsn Rneipersi I'm
8eeriffe beimaugsben, fir fia): Den
Msii meiner gntrgie babe i'd nun fir
ben Ra8bauietpeg nOtbial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
SERIAL STORY
MEXICAN MASQUERADE
HY CECIL cARNES ssSss s. gssssss"aS :f NC
sSeIHaSssSS'Et; INC Ne.

tant at this point, was the hay
shore OF Mexico, barren, sandy
and with no sign Of habitation.
These details held Allan's atten-
tlon no more than an instant, What
he was interested In was q group
OF islands which lay close irlshore,
almost directly below him, They
stretched out In a chain parallel to
the shore and separated from II, as
Sun Su had said, by o strait hardly
more than a hundred yards IN
width. There was a perceptible cur
rent flowing south through the
passage, and Allan remembered the
ocean tides reached up the gulf
even as far as this,
Only two OF the islands APP
peared to be occupied. One, much
the biggest Of the group, had
several substantial buildings on tt;
the "cannery" obviously. There
was boat dock on Its nearest
shore; on the farthest, a long pier
iutted out into the water. 1t was
easily big enough to berth a
freighter while loading q cargo
Of canned fish.
The other occupied island was
good deal smaller than the first,
Allan noted q roony, white stone
bungalow IN the center, and a
small structure, apparently a boat
house, on its nearest shore. He
saw the figures of man and q
woman pacing to and fro on a
tiled path, and he focused his
glasses on them curiously. Neither
was japanese. The woman was
young, blonde, and rather pretty
in q piquant way, he decided.
The man was blond, too, tall and
broad -shouldered; he might have
been an American but for the way
he gesticulated with his hands as
he talked.
Still and all, the chief feature Of
the scene to hold Allan's bemused
attention was on the Peninsula
itself. A little way off, a crew OF
Japanese workmen were digging
into the side Of small mountain
with picks and Shovels. They
seemed to be excavating dark
clay-like substance which was put
on hand barrows and carried to a
big scow by the waters edge
When 1t was loaded, the scow was
towed by a launch to the cannery
island and another scow came up
to be filled. /.
something wrong about this,
muttered Allan, wrinkling his
brow in perplexity. You don't
Use clay In canning Ash, do your
I wonder why the Sam Hill Sun
Su didn't mention this digging9
It could have started, I suppose
after he received his last report
from his pals" He shook his head
regretfully. wish I knew more
about soils" ..
In the middle Of that wish, a
rattlesnake whirred some yards
behind him. He had done nothing
himself to startle the most nervous
Of side-winders; he turned his
head quickly to see what had.
He found himself looking straight
into the muZZle Of q rife. 1t was
held by the squat Eurasian, and be-
hind him were six short but strong
" built Japanese. The squat man
growled q cultural order. $3.50.
Hands up, Senior Steel! Proaatov
CTo he cOntimued)