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La gaceta., 1942-06-27
Ell castigo de I'm "Quislng" en-
-. la oprimida Noruega
Dame ell rifle, NAL nacido"
PoR WALTER

De repente tres hombres sa-
Heron del bosque y uno de ellos
Sc dirigi6 directamente hacia ell
va va que no podian verle. Chris
Jensen perplejo sobre 10 que ha-
Ger, apret6 nerviosamente ell RI
file con ambas manos y espero.
Diez pasos, cinco, tres y alhora
Christensen estaba cara a cara
con los tres hombres. =" iAlto!'
critic. I'm largo silencio sigui6 a
la orden. Los tres hombes solta-
ron la risa que en- 81 bosque sc
convirti6 en- un eco pavoroso'
Christensen no les conocia, pc
70 dos de clos eran sin duda no
ruegos y Ell tercero parecia un
extranjero, posiblemente ingles'
"IOhristensen?", pregunt6 u
no de ellos secamente' y con in
tenci6n.
Ell policia no sc atrevia a con-
testar, nj tuvo ell valor de grital
Il Manos arribap' lporque los
tres hombres estaban muy GER
ca, y podfan desarmarle en- III
sagundo 81 ash Sc les antojaba.
"lVais armados?" preguntt
con la voz mas natural de que
pudo echar mano.
"No somos asesinos'', fue Il
condensation confusa que reel
bio.
Los tres sc rieron Otra vez.
"Vamos" dijo Christensen.
Isl, vamos", dijeron los tres
Pero nadie di6 un paso,
Ell policia echo andar. Tenii
la esperanto de poderse adelan
tar a los tres hombres y enton
ces poderles encanonar con e
rifle y gritarles "!Manos arri
bal"
'Pero los tres continuaron pc
gados a Sus talones. Uno Sc pu
SO a caminar al lado derecho d
Christensen y ell otro tom6 s.
posici6n a la izquierda. Parcels
como 81 el prisionero fuera {
policfa. Christensen no sc trai
cion6, pero un sudor FRO empe
70 a correr pOr su frente.
FL hombre que caminaba de
tras de 81 dijo de repente: Chrii
Jensen, dame tn rifle"
FL policia pretenci6 no OH
Caminaba con paso vacilante 4.
con la cabeza caida.
Ell hOmbre detras de 81 repiti,
la orden, Dame ell rifle, til cans
Tia NAL nacido".
Los dos hombres, ell de la de
recha y ell de la izquierda Sc a
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
AMIGOS ENFERMOS
Peruyo q CecjIio Castillo

Dos Queridos amigos de esta
casa, Jose Sanchez (Peruyo) y
Cecilio Castillo, siguen reclGi-
dos en- Ell sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano.
De la enfermedad de Sanchez,
ell bondadoso asturiano que tan
tantos SACRIFICES hiciera por la
causa de la R~epdblica Espanola,
nos enteramos en- la manana de
hey, cuando nos di6 la noticia ell
estimado amigo JESUS del Rio.
Sc lie da a los dos, en- ell magnf
fico hospital, una esmerada aten
cion.
F~ervientes votos hacemos por
la salud de estos dos queridos a.
migos.
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
Ejecuci6n de mujeres

La agencia official de naticias
"Deutsche Nachrichten-Buro
publica la siguiente noticia:
"Mathilde Arndt, Directora del
Asilo Bethesda para ninos tu-
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
PlDE DOS HOMBRES MAS
PARA Ell TRANSITO

RI sheriff INFERNO, Sr. Sava-
rese, pidi6 aver a la junta de
presupuestos que Sc aumenten
DOS hombres mas a la fuerza de
.policfa de transito del Con5ado.
Ique va cuenta con IL vigilantes
Alega que la policia del Esta.
do, en- esta seccion, ha disminui.
do desde 9 a 3 ell numero de sus
sgentes.
La junta TONIC en- considera.
ci6n 10 solicitado.
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
BOLITEROS DETENIDOS

Los diputados del sheriff a.
rreStaron aver, acusandolos de
Iposeer n1meros de bolita, a Jim
Pardo, del 1906 Gale "a; Mario
Vald6s, del 8615 Nebraska, S.
T. Rodriguez del 1892 Nebras-
ka ave.
La gaceta., 1942-06-27

salt6 en- la Gale de Morgan, ell
dla % de mayo, al ciudadano
N. S. Reeson.
Este negro tiene acusacio-
mes pendientes contra el en- Or
lando y ell condado de Pine
las.
Aver, ell Gran Jurado pro-
ceso a Young por violar, hace
dos semanas, a una mujer de
la raza blanca.
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
ST, seniors:

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por X i n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
BAJO LATIRANIA DE- HITLER

ilidos, ha sido condenada a muer
te y ejecutada, Fu6 declarada
culpable de robar los alimentos
de los INTERCHANGEABLE, man
teca de cerdo, frutas-ropa y ia
bon, y usarlo para ella misma o
para venderlo. Una enfermera
Anna Rudeck, que asisti6 y ayu-
do en- los robos fue cOndenada a
seis amos de preside" Ell AN
griff" comunica que Marie MIN
sche de Linz fue sentenciada a
muerte por un consejo de que
IRA Y ejecutada, Era culpable de
incendiarismo en- A casas de la
bradio, cuyo resultado fue lie des
trucci6n de gran cantidad de tri
go.
Sc prohibe viajar en- ferrocarrl
lei coresponsal en- Berlin del
"Goetebongs-Posten' cOmunica
un rumor muy p~ersistente en- A
lemania de que TODD viaje por
ferrocarril ha sido generalmen-
tie prdhibido, excepto en- casos
especiales, para los cuales Sc
precisa un permiso. ST Sc consi-
dera que un viaje esta justifi-
cado, la Gestapo da ell permiso
~necesario Y de esta manera con-
trola los m%ovimientos de TODD a.
leman. Ell uso de trenes expire.
SOS esta va pendiente de permi.
SOS speciales, los que no Sc con.
ceden para Wales de menos d.
160 Kilometres. Los pasajeros
que han tornado un expreso col
o sin permiso han sido manda
dos a un campo de concentra
ci6n".
La gaceta., 1942-06-27
Mics mdmdados a la cdrcel

Seg1n un communicate de Ha-
vas, I'm consejo de guerra en-
Bucarest, ha sentenciado a cua-
tro muchachos de Is y 18 amos,
a penas de 10 a Is amos de pre-
sidio. Sc les acus6 de haber pues
to en- peligro la seguridad inter-
mana. Ell Catedratico Jon San
giurgiu, de la Universidad de
Bucarest, fue sentenciado a Gin
co amos de trabajos forzados
''por insultar al ejercito".
Aun no tienen bdstGnte
I'm tai Hans Huffsky escribe
en- "Das Reich, ell peri6dico de
Goebbels: Gel anhelo que tene-
mos para la vida de seguridad
en- nuestros hogares, con nues-
tras esposas e IhijOs, no tiene
comparaci6n con nuestro anhelo
para otra guerra aun mas bri-
llante Y sangiente que la actual.
No luchamos tan solo porque re-
cibimos 6rdenes para clio. Lu-
chamos en- esta guerra porque
somos hombres, y porque no que
remos detenernOs a medic CANT
no. SLa moral de clio? No tene-
mos ninguna. Todo 10 que tene-
mos son piojos y nuestra concu-
piscencia por la batalla. No te-
nemos tempo para articulos de
lujo como la moral. Esta la he
mos ahogado,"
La SeHorG Won Morgen mira
al porUenir
Ell peri6dico nazi "VOelks-'
che Beobachter" inserta ell ST.
guiente anuncio: "Se desea in
mediatamente, o algo mas tarde,
una institutriz con buen conoci.
miento de ingles para mis- tres
hijas de 10, 8y7 amos. Frau Use
nora) Won Morgen, Podbielski
Avenue 81, Berlin ahlem." Pa
rece ser que eSta senera es ur
miembro no muy adicto del Par.
lido.
Ejecuci6n de mujeres
La agencia official de naticias
"Deutsche Nachrichten-Bu ro'
publica la siguiente noticia
"Mathilde Arndt, Directora de.
Asilo Bethesda para ninos tu-
cercaron mas. Christensen va
no podia andar mas; Sc detuvo
Sc oy6 un disparo, y ell trail
dor noruego Sc desplom6 como
un saco. Era ell mes de mayo de
1912. La historic fue contada
por un noruego que logro esca.
mar a Inplatera.
La gaceta., 1942-06-27

INVEST IN vICToRYl

Our boys can take the War to the enemy, if we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunsI But that takes monevI
Help your Government to put the tools of war into the
hands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
Stamps. And remember lust one Rord cont T"I, -
AXIS any more than just one guni It takes millions of
Americans buying War Savings BondS and Stamps every
pay dayl '
Bonds cost $1S.76 and up and they pay You back
ene-third more In only 10 yearsl Stamps cost 1OS, 25e. and
up soon total the price of a Bond if bought regularly
Help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
Be! Buy War Savings Bonds as an Investment for yourself
md your country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
.4-Yedr Ban Put
On ! Canadians

Trouble became double today
for two Canadian boys who over
stayed their passports and as a
result along with two friends they
were banished from the United
States for the next four years.
The difficulties began when
Julian A. KwaSnicki, II, and Alex
Horen, II. came TO Detroit from
Windsor June 8 and, finding jobs,
failed to return in the required
time.
Fearing to face the wrath of
immigration authorities, they tele-
phoned Eugene Mosuk, 10, and
Nickoli Mercan, Is, in Windsor
and asked them to row a boat to
Belle Isle and pick them up.
Police officers nabbed all four.
In court Federal Judge Edward
J. Monet sentenced each to six
in Jail, then suspended SEN
tence on their agreement that they
would get jobs in Canada and stay
across the border for four years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
All Going 40
Looks Like II to Judge. He
Diseourses. Filming Alien

Federal Judge Edward J. Monet,
who frequently likes to discourse
on the frailties of mankind, today
took up the 35-mile-an-hour speed
limit while filming an alien 500 for
failure TO register.
81 certainly don't know how
they're going to enforce It,"
said the judge. eff you stand
on a street corner, every one
who passes Is going at least 40"
Monet wandered to traffic en-
forcement when he discovered
Paul William Dietrich, AZ, of 6031
Coleman avenue. had been arrested
for driving while drunk four years
ago.
On the registration charge, Die
trich explained he thought he had
become citizen through the
naturalization of his Canadian
father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Hot Soup Costs
Grocer $1,000

Because he bought 4s cans ot
hot" tomato soup, Sam Vella, as
who operates a grocery at 103;
Trumbull avenue, today is under
federal sentence to pay a $1,000
fine within one week.
Sentence was imposed by Fed.
eral Judge Edward J. Monet, who
commented:
II have q report here which
shows you and your wife have
made q lot Of money I'm this
country and you still are not
citizens. Well, I'm going to take
some of that money away from
you"
Last January a jury found Vella
guilty of receiving stolen inter-
state goods. The merchandise was
taken from the New York Central
yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
SfreamIined Jury
Lives Up TO Name

A streamlined circuit court jury
of only four persons today lived
up TO its name by taking only
Is minutes to reverse a common
pleas court judgment.
The jury, the first of its kind
in the memory Of County Building
observers, upheld the appeal Oh
john Gaida, 1892 Montrose ave-
nue., who had been directed to pay
S27S damages TO his divorced wife.
Mrs. Anna Gaida, 1886 Montrose,
for injuries i'm a fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
NO.POIiticS Birthday
Cobo Denies His $3.50 Per Plate Dinner viii Mark
His Debut as Candidate for Mayor
Photo by Times stan Photographer

and will mark Cobo's forty-nintl
birthday.
DOUBTS ANNOUNCEMENT
Asked If some one else nigh
make the announcement for him
Cobo replied:
81 have no control over what
some one else might say, but L
hardly think any one would do
that. In fact, / even insisted
that one speaker leave a ref
erence to al CObO-Our next
mayor out of his speech"
The treasurer was asked if hi:
own decision depended on whether
Mayor Jeffries would seek another
term.
81 don't like to answer that
one way or antOher,. Cobo re-
piled. However, II the mayor
announced tomorrow that he
would not run, IL would be an
added incentive for me.
MIGHT BE DUTY
Then I would feel there was
greater need for me In the job,
and that II might be my duty to
run, rather than let an unquali-
fed candidate into the office.
There are many things which
prevent me from making up
my mind. Some Of my friends
tell me / would be a cinch to be
elected. Others remind me 1 am
doing very well I'm my present
job and that my chances for
continued reelection are excel
lent.
$50, I might be sacrificing n
good job on an insure chance
Of getting n better one. But I've
done that before. i quit job in
private industry paying $1,000
month to take one paying
$500 for the city, but l worked
myself back up within six
months.
"1f decide to run, I'll an
nounce IL I'm plenty of time to
stage a campaign"
Cobo now makes $4,000 a year
as city treasurer. The mayors job
paws $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Whatever results from the birth.
day party in his honor tomorrow
night it won't be the announce
ment of his candidacy for mayor,
City Treasurer Albert E. Cobo in
sisted today.
II won't say I'm not going to
rum" Cobo said. "but 1 won't
announce II at my birthday
party. ! wouldn't want to offend
some people who will be there"
Incidentally, Mayor Edward J.
JeffrieS Jr. is one of 700 persons
who have accepted invitations to
to the chicken dinner at $3.50 a
plate. The party is to be held at
Dom PolSki. 3426 Junction avenue,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
u. NJ. Extension Unit
Adds Three Courses

The University of Michigan Ex-
tension Service this fall will offer
three courses i'm the Rackham
Building dealing with national
government and its wartime prob
lens. il was announced today.
The courses are American Con-
Stitutional Law, Prof. Harold NJ.
Dorr, on Tuesday beginning Octo-
Der 6 at 5 p. m; American Ma
tional Government. Professor Dorr.
Tuesdays al 7:30 beginning October
8. and the Federal Government and
It's Relation TO Business, Prof. Earl
S. Wolava. Wednesdays at 100 be-
ginning October z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Moron S Escape
Probed After He
Attacks 7 Girls

Prosecutor William f. Bowling
today opened an investigation into
how Warren De Rosia. 22-year-old
sexual psychopath, was permitted
to live undisturbed at the home
of his wife's parents since last
May when he escaped from the
|Lapeer home for the feeble
minded.
De ROSA confessed 10 police
that since his escape he has crimi-
nally assaulted one small child
and attempted to attack three
Others.
The police department at River
Rouge, the eity-from which he
was committed TO the Lapeer
home, was the only police depart
|ment notified that he was at large
by Lapeer authorities, records in
dictated.
Meanwhile, De Rosia was to be
|arraigned on charges of kidnapping
land assault with intent TO commit
murder before Justice Norman S,
James in Lincoln Park. The
charges arise from his admitted
Turing of two small children 10
"a Lincoln Park woods where he
|slugged and assaulted one.
DR.. F. r. Hanna, superintendent
of the Lapeer home, said that
when De Rosia walked away from
the home last May, news of hi:
escape was handled in "the usua
way" Letters were written the
River Rouge police, De Rosia':
family and the sheriff of Wayne
County and the Lapeer sheriff wa.
also asked to notify state police
Ihe said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Michigan Politics.
Governor Bested
In Opening Bout
For Labor 50. K.
By FRANK NORRIS

On the eve % the start Of their
oratorical fight for the governor
ship Gov. Murray d Van Wag-
oner and Harry r. Kelly today
were locked an a terrific under
the-bed fight FOR the support OF
organized labor
Kelly, COP nominee, won the
first round of this new struggle
when Paul 81. Marie president of
the Ford local Of the UAW-CIO
announced ne viii make a speech
Friday night in support OF NE
Republican candidate,
Although the announcement was
no surprise 10 Kelly'S supporters,
they were cheered by the nealiza-
ton that the Ford local is the
largest single union in the world
and Ste. Marie is the undiSputed
leader
u NEXT ROUND IN BATTLE
NonetheleSs, the local has a
political action committee which
has not yet made a recommended
ton. Van Wagoner's strategists are
confident this committee will re-
port in their favor. That is the
next round in the battle.
Meanwhile, Governor Van Wag-
oner has won the endorsement of
the international Executive Com
mittee of the UAW-CIO, and OF
the state Go council.
Those outfits were speaking
for themselves. not for the rank
and file," Ste. Marie said today.
II am for Kelly because he Is
an ideAiist who Is fundamentally
sound and therefore knows the
fundamental rights OF labor.
81 am against Van Wagner,
not because of the few things he
has done for labor, hut because
OF the many things he has not
done.
'I will explain this In my talk
Friday night"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

A mothers sorrow over the loss
of her husband today was mingled
with pride in receiving the emblem
of honor given her by the Ham,
tramck council for giving four of
her sons to the armed services of
the United States.
A few hours after her husbands
funeral, Mrs. Mary Pytel, 81, of
2252 Norwalk street, Hamtramck,
appeared before the city council
to accept the emblem of service to
her adopted country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Gasoline Tax Drops

LANSING. Sept. 30.-Gasoline
tax collections for September hit
a new low for the year, Secretary
of State Harry f. Kelly reported
today. Revenue from this source
totaled $685. 1886 as compared
with 1851 900 during the same
month last year. This was a de-
crease of nearly 20 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
PROUD OF VICTORY

One Of the accomplishments OF
which Van Wagner is most proud
is that he was able TO force the
Republican controlled legislature
last spring 10 increase unemploy-
ment compensation benefits. This
victory was won after bruising
fight by the administration.
But Kelly's supporters claim
this would not have been possible
had not the secretary OF state
supported the governor.
Appointment of John Gibson
C1O leader, 10 the state labor com.
mission also is an achievement al
which the governor points with
pride.
ENDLESS ARGUMENT
But. again. Republicans claim
that Kelly made possible the con
frmation of Gibson by the Senate
The debate is one of those end
less arguments that cannot be de
cided until the voters 90 10 The
polls November 3.
Kelly and Van Wagner star
their personal oratorical program!
tomorrow night-Kelly in Jackson
and the governor in Adrian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Her A Sons i'm Uniform
Hamtramek Bestows Honor Emblem on Mother
Sorowine for Dead Husband

Skrzycki told Mrs. Pytel. This
emblem means nothing in IT.
self, but behind IL Is all the graf
itude that n city can show a
mother who so willingly gives
her sons for the defense of her
cOuntry's principles"
Emotion held her reply TO a
faint Thank you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Ask Water Mains Extended

LANSING, Sept. 30.-Construc-
ton of 10000 feet of water main
in the Warren Township war plant
area was asked by Governor Van
Wagner today in a letter to Law
renee a. Gillett, regional federal
works administrators. after resi-
dents complained they were forced
TO travel three miles for drinking
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
s SONS WITH HER

With her, when DR.. S. S. Skrzy-
cki, Hamtramck mayor, presented
the medal, were three of the four
sons. The fourth could not return
from his overseas post.
They came from both coasts.
Pfc. Martin, "a, the first to go into
service ID months ago, came from
a coast artillery post in Virginia.
Stanley, 30, a Signalman in the
navy, is stationed at Los Angeles.
Pfc. Walter, 26. is in the air
corps at San Angelo, Texas. Frank,
%, is somewhere" overseas.
In the audience were her five
other children, three sons and two
daughters.
I'VE are proud OF you, and
proud of your sons" Doctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Worker S Plea
On Plane Denied

William Moceri, the Willow Run
worker who punctured an aircraft
gas line when ordered to report to
the army. today faces trial for the
damage that might have resulted
had the crippled plane taken the
air.
Moceri endeavored to escape the
more serious charge in federal
court by pleading guilty 10 actual
damage which would have been a
miSdemeanor. judge Edward j.
Monet refused his plea.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-03

ADEQUATE DIET AT MODERATE COST
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-03

Altar should
This would about go 90 family Of 4.
and
ty M int r. ~ 10 not imprOv foouva
n
To giH weight halpings, Vitai
AT TRADING
Evening star., 1942-10-04

But, Miss Jessie, Mike protested quickly.
''Yom older pitchers earn their rotation IN
training camp. You build team on that
Until they've lost their right to start games,
you can't re-shuffle. You know what the per-
oentagcs say -"
IT understand the percentage angle" che
broke in, smiling, but there happens to be
human side, too. We need cooperation, which
Evening star., 1942-10-04

Rer KReepRs AaARS,aaaAlloW So0ARGS
v cup butter: u pound mGTskSssLloscs tsbosa
~ dosex): u tsssboos sssil1s Ut desired):;
package Kelogg's Rice Krispiss (511 oz.).
Melt butter and marshmallows in double
boiler. Add vanilla; beat thoroughly to blend
Put Rice Krispies in large buttered bowl and
pour on marshmallow mixture, stirring briskly.
Press into shallow buttered pan. Cut into
squares when cool.
Yield: 16 2H-inch squares no lO-inch pan).
Evening star., 1942-10-04

NV W. Ak~~>A ~ Sk>S@eAssS~At- "A~s~~
will mean victories, and staying
in the lead. Nehr Is to have his
starting chance as soon a. you
can - today, if possible. If be
wins, he's to start another game
in turn. That's all, Mike"
The manager swallowed back
his tide Of rising rage, which Or
dinarily would have flooded the
office - even with her late IA
ther occupying it. But somehow
he didn't know how to battle q
woman - a young. pretty woul-
an, though she was violating one
of baseball's oldest preoepts.
But it was her ball club, to rule
or ruin. or both.
''Okay. Nehr." he muttaed
''You pitch against Chicago t6-
day"
Confident always Of being
able to take care Of the rest,
Buddy Nelr never asked for
more than an opportunity. As
soon as he had laid eyes on Jessie
Woodall, he had asked only a
chance to meet her. Having met
her, be asked only a chance to
turn on the personality under
encouraging circumstances All
he had asked of Cleary was a
chance to start some ball games.
And here was the first, thanks to
her.
j ROM the opening pitch, be
couldn't remember ever bearing
down harder, throwing with
greater accuracy, or tanning 20
many batters. Chicago's would
be hitters just looked at his stuff
for three innings, wagged their
heads deaibtfully and returned
to the dugout for consultation
Their plan was to get him sec
ond time around" but he
laughed at them - because he
had something in reserve for
that second look. He turned on
the heat. and he returned the
smile of Jessie Woodall. who sat
alone in a box at the end of the
Blue Sox dugout, beaming with
obvious pride.
By the time Chicago Figured
dut his stuff" the Blue Sox
had given him a threezm lead.
He was slapped around in the
last three innings, but gave up
no runs. He staggered of the
field with a 80 shutout for his
first start.
1T was a good job. Buddy"
she said when he visited the
office next day. Il think even
Mike Cleary was pleased.
Couldn't we celebrate to-
night?" he pleaded. II know a
place - Bodini's in Jersey, out
in the country - good food -
it's quiet -"
Keep your mind on base
autioned. This situation isn't
,itched vesferdlav's hall pame for
Evening star., 1942-10-04

ball." she cautioned. This situation isn't
solved. You pitched yesterdays ball game for
me-"
He nodded and grinned. "Just for you,
honey" he whispered.
Please tuxn - neat po9o
Evening star., 1942-10-04

gray hair. A hasty removal of his tobacco cud
in Difference to his new and fastidious boss had
stained his lower lip. His beady eyes glanced
in disapproval at the big right-handed pitcher.
mike, I've just talked with Nehr," she be-
gan. There's point that we've overlooked" "
Evening star., 1942-10-04

CHOCOLATE Re0 kRl1p0S CRUNCH
2 7-os. milk chocolate bsrss:: 5H-Os. pig
Kelosfs Rice Krispies. Melt chocolate IN
large saucepan over hot but not boiling water.
Add Rice Krispies and stir until well coated.
Drop by teaspoonfuls on wax paper and allow
chocolate to harden.
Yield: dozen candies.
e 7-ox. packages of semi-sweet Or bitteTsweet
chocolate chunks may be substituted for milk
chocolate Cosr. lsA3 by Ksusss Ce1ss.y