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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
u. M. Ael(on 5eigt
knox ut10 5ttmdon
naB ct arbett tut
Dehrn,ad9t uno 1DpB> Ghef ,1eion itreiten lid9

Stim'on uno anor sur llnter1hrift
eingereift, nnb als nod bier Maaen
fciner BON beioen oieielbe s,irifae-
ssben bate, nlad,te er bie grnenn-
ltngen Offentlih befannt.
Gieien Sreitag tommt ran Die
slngelegenbeit Dor ben &ongreB unb
BORT miro iif) ipieberaun burd) Ian
ges 6anoeln unh 5eilid}en tpobl cine
8elegenbeit finoen, enttpeoer ben
Wfilitars ober HeIipn mrf Die ssiiBe
SIT treten.
@aihington. Iilrh tpeitere Matio-
nlerltngsmlsiid)ten gebt eS ipie elm
Goter ,Saben, Oh man ben Samitc-
rem Serr merben fann. Sic ger
brehen iib Die &opfe = unb ni6ts
fam beraus. Seoenfaas ipiiien im-
mer saipiiie 2eute i'm 2anoe ihon
cine. ISOLDE porber mas unter aon-
troue fomlnt - llnb Damn baben Der
artige Seltte ,3eit iih einauoeden.
Ia nadlite ISOLDE @aioIin. .Mationip-
rllng in &raft tritt ipollen mir es
oarraten, in ben Siiitaaten tu1rce
as lStunoen Dor ser Nationerung
Ole 8aspimpen sugeiiegelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Sraa Aeeiepelt iaet ,pie
kriee ab3ueiirseft 1T

WaIbington. SSrau Hoolepelt gab
ibre Ginor,iAfe iiber Gnglanb befannt
nn0 erflarte, bab sic slmerifaner
aae observation-disclosures nit
groberer Gnergie betreiben ,piircen,
tpenn iie tpiiBten mas bas engliihe
Solf 0l,rbgemaht bat lmo mir baben
bier nur fleine llngepGrtiefeiten 81,
erleioen. srber 9urhfiibr,tng aller
geleblihen WaBnabnlen in bielem
Sanoe triat aur Terfiiraalng pes
&rieees bel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
MaSio Maroffo berihtet iiber BE-
Gin bes Stnrmcs acsen bic @ertei-
oienna Der Nd,ie in Norbafrifa.

Sonoon. Ser &f I'm Die 2lift.
berrif)aft in 5llueiien oerlhdrfte iid)
ais Elm @oripiel 81 ham olliierten
MnIturm auf ole felt pcrihan3ten
sldrenitreitfrdfte, Ole Den 1leinen
8oaen Inn 5unis unb 8i5erte font
trollieren. slmerifani'dje unb bri.
tide Bomber ,rarfen gomben mad
1onnen al,f sen Jlltgplab bon 9i-
aerte ab. no oie die GerltGrfllngen
gelanbet bat uno nod INNER jebe
Nad)t per Ssli,g5e,tg lanoet. Snslpi-
ihen aUaroen aber ald) 9lngriffe aitf
ii3ilild)e sslngplGse lmb a,tf 9ripo-
lis unternonnten.
Die Streitfrtite Hommels baten
nod feinen Stanc. Sic flieben iueis
ter f,no tpeiter nad) Slten irno Sic
Gngldnber babeu ibnen 5eitlpeiIig
gar niht folsen f0nnen.
9iabio Marofto perbreitete cine
hinbeitdtigte Wteloung, pcnatb .oie
britiide /. slrmee nit ibren oneri.
faniId)en nnb fransoiiihen Streit-
fr1ften pereint, einen itarfen PIT
grif allf Die adSienitellungen in III,
neiien eingeleitet bot. Ger sause af-
rifaniide aanipf 1T gsiDiiiprnlaber
Elm 8uerillafrieg. Cine aeibloiiene
Oront sibt es faft nirgenos bis iest
Ins 6anpt5iel lit natiirlih Sunis,
Bi5erte lino Srirpli. Sier miro es
iif Damn entifeioen, oh Sitler mil
ieinen Stalienern 10 Itarf icin miro
Inn oie @egnuhme oieicr Stell.lngen
nod Iange ailf5ubalten. Gs banoeli
iid) namlih nidt bnrum, nirflif
In Mfrifu lStano 5lt balten ionberr
,nebr oarum, sic in sStaliell llno IN
'Sitofranfreid) benotieten Saritar-
fungen aus De,ttihlano uno Noro
EUROPA beran5,tbringen. aSeoer Sae
31bIt fir Die Mtie. is miro nuh er
,partet nnO bon &riegserperten aus
geiprohen, baB ser aanpf INN Sta
lien Sandfit Nidt aufgenomntel
ipiro, ionoern sic gliierten lperbel
in Briehenlano eine 2anoung Der
iuhen, INN sen @uerillufdmpfern II
Sueoilanien sic benotigte &ilfe 81
bringen. Gpr alien aber ntllB gelag
tueroen, Sic amerifanilhen 8eridJt
nl,s Mfrifa maren rid)tig, als bar
/ailf bingepielen ipuroe, baB ser be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
M>8eets,S tmbp,anftc
pen Il. =. ai,eceriffcn

2onopn. sSliegenoe sseitllngeu uni
Gibsrator 0pntoer Ser nmerifans
hden 9ufhpaffe 1parfen grobs Wten-
gen Sprengbnnlben auT Die oelitlhen
Il Boots tiibpil,fte am sltlantil
ab, INN sic GonSentration BON II.
gooten gegen bic norbafrifaniidt
Nadidublinie 81 perbinbern. 9tut
cine Maihine ging perloren.
SSn Sen lebten 1agen griffen gom
Der gtoroitalien an nno rihteter
grpBe Shdben in Genua uno Milar
an. Sic serlt0rten bauptiahlih bit
Giienbabnfnotenpnnfte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
| t,crlmite Scr Il. =.
biskcr $4,000 N1aitt,

@n'binaton. Die entbiillten Ser
lilite ser II. g. betragen nlnlnebr
1886 Mann lett Yearl Sarbor.
Iicie @erlltlte umfniien ale 8e.
iallenen. Gerlpunoeten. 8ermiBten
uno pom IeinSe 8efangenen oes
Seeres, Ser Hbilippinc Scouts, Der
Marine. bes Marineforps llno Ser
&iiItenipad,e bis Dor 8egint bes al.
rifaniihen sSelOsuges, oeilen Gerlu
Ite nod nidt genleloet iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
kanlpf UNI afrika
er(t i'm anfanQ
Der Gnt(rbet0unQ
Sluepldbe BON 8i,erte uno Cunts a,,eeeriffen

oorftebenoe &umpi nm 5ripoli uno
W5erte crit Den MusId)lag gibt fir
Ibie geberrifuna bonn WfittellGn-
Ib;id)an Meer. @roBes ipuroe eeleiitet
in iofern. als Die SSran5oien in Mfs
|rifa an Die Seite Der slniierten ge.
Ibrad)t lrltroen.
Son Safar FAM bic frelioige Wel=
|b.ing. Dab ser oprtiee apn1anbeur
ltd Der slhie angeihloiien bat uno
icnit uilroe Ser Dorm gegen 8rali-
lien lrno SAioamerifa nit cinem
tShlage nernihtet. Nuh miro 90
ollrh oia lly9ootseiabr i'm Siioat-
lantif erleihtert iein.
Die &riagslage I'M SiiopaSifif lit
ebeufalls in ser gllten Soffnlltg. Dab
Die Sapaner in fllr5er 3eit Don
Help Guinea nnb @uaoalcanal pers
ldiuinoen lper6en. Tie Sapaner lino
in 8efabr bel @lma in oas Wfeer
gctrieben an iperoen, oa es ameri-
lfaniihen Sruppen gelang ourd) oie
|Ilhungeln 5lt fontmen. Gin Gr1at
fir SSapan miro nit oerartigen sln.
griffen als ser 2lft hean11portet,
oaB es ibnen nidt nloglih mar ibren
&umpfern bel 8lma Silfe 81, brin-
gen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
2lNmtiral q. =. tparnt pcr
itareeft, Optim,isnt,,s

Buffalo, g. q. aonteraomiral a
3. WiQinm 6. yatts lpanote iif
gegen 81 grobem Sptimismus infol,
&c Ser &riegsentipitlungen in Noro
afrifa ilno iagte. roie Dor uns lie.
gen0en Nu'gaben auf Sem europG
ilfen &riegsifnuplas iino alod) I'M.
5ebener groB". Is rperee nod bic
9lrbeit foiten, Die Teltid,en 81 ihla.
gen, uno es founen altt nod 9iiif
d)ldge eintreten, lpeld5e oas 8ill
peientlid) Gnoern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Il. :. Ginieai,e nit
utartiniq,ac erfel9t

@aibinston. Staatsiefretar Sui
CAB befannt, oaB Elm befrieoigenbes
slbfonrtnen nit Momiral Georges
Mobert, bem fran3oiiihen &odyfom-
miiiar in Martinip,e, be5iigIid) ser
faribiiden Belitnlngen Martiniaie,
@onaoeloupe iino Grana0iiih- -Bui-
nea erreidt tpuroe, bob eire 8eies-
sug bieier @ebiete onrb anerita-
niiHe 9ruppen unnotig made.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
NNS beiftbarNiert
Stuttgart fstn,er

2onOon. 6liegenoe ieitungen ,ln>
grobe 2iberatorbomber Der amerifa,
niiden Sufttpaffe ariifen oen oeut,
iden lt8oots Stiisp,nft ct Na-
3aire id)iper an ,,no ifoiien Is ber
lie ansreifenoen Oeutifen Jlugseuge
ab. Dieier Sasesanariff erfolgte I'm
Ani6!uB an ben itarfen britiideu
tions- uno 5ransport3e1trim Stiltt
Naftangriff ailf has oeutif)e M,mi
CART. Gs ipuroe eroBer Sdaben an,
gerihtet. 3ebn Bomber gingen Der
loren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
DeatI1c Slctte Seu
uerHen perlaiicn tabcf,

Bern. giner gtahrift ans Stof
bolm 5ufolge, iino Ginbeiten SCI
Seutid)en &riegsmarine aus ibrel
norlpegiifen St.ispunftan ausge
lallfen, nm permutlid) oie Naflhltb
linien ser gaiierten nah 9toroafri
fn an5l1greifen. slu6 oelltld)e Tlie
ger ipuroen aus Norlpegen abtrans
portiert llnS 5luar nad) Stalien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Fatentfreiaabe pen
Kaiier aeierNert

@aibington. Ger Sfiffsbaue,
Sanrp $. &aiier perliherte Dor ei.
nen Senatsfomitee fiirslid, CAT
rrepollitiondrc" Metbooen notlpen,
Dig iino, I'm Die polle &riegsproolf
tion 81. er5ielen unb foroerte, oai
.pGbreno oes arieges feline slbfin.
ollngen fiir Griino,rngen se5abli
werben unb mlBerSem ipa Die SIC
aierimg bas Heht babeu, ollie Ya
tente iofort iiir &riess5lpefe al be
lhlaanahmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Gtineien iieeen iiber
1apaiter II, S4ai,tmi,e

' trrrgsfng Gus t)frriiftr Sbcr-
fomaneo bericbtete einen aroberen
Sieg, Die &ereiteliine zines iapa-
nl'hen @eriutas, Elm srobes 8e-
biet in Der Yrouins Shantling at
erobern. Sic Sapaner perloren 81
600 Monn al 8eiallenen uno 40.
gen lih oann ipeiter suriif. Sm Lib.
rlsen iit I'M dineiiid)en iselbsue Ger
Sapaner Elm aetpiiier StiIlitanb elm.
aetretcn. neil oie Gntfermtngen su
meit lino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Zinc 21tiuicn Sclratert
aftteritiibt Safitilic,t

@aIbinaton. @ie oas &riegsumi
5erihtete, baben cine Miaion lSol.
oaten barum erlud)t, oaB elm Sell
ibrer 2Dbnilng Sen Ineeborigen 81
Sauie iiberianot tperoe. Gas million.
@elud) fam bonn SolSaten erlte,
&laiie, @oooloe Combs, beiien Jrn
llno sipei ainOer in 2onispille. 9p.
leben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
De,atiMe pertG,neen IN
ucrspeaeit 2llartf,3,,itanH

2onoon. @eite Mbihnitte Ser nor
apeaiid,sn &iiite iinb ie;t sonntag
unter Nlarms,.ltnno. Nus militGr-
iid)en 8riinoen tpuroen mebrere @e-
biete fiir ieben Gerfebr perboten.
@egen alle Na8igegner tpuroe Elm
perld1rfltes ltebernafnmesipltem
eingefiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Sabetaec perariastt iit
ynHesl,ii,a 8akit,aitalMff

Sofio. % Herionen tpuroen &C.
totet nnb 6S id]aper berlebt, als al.f
Ser Observation-Disclosures BON Snoo-
Dina, etrpa oier Meilen BON Der
SalptItabt &anoi srpei 3iiee omrf)
falid)e @eibenitellltng slllon1nenz
1tie6cn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Lived With Crockett and Houston

DoVED around and lived with Davy Crockett and Sam
~ Houston all three wearing Indian paint and raising
Canand then Still the greatest actor and the greatest
Hamlet of his time Finally died. of like his famous
in incredible stunts John Barrymore But really
John piker compared to Junus Brutus Booth.
There other good chapters in this book notably the
the Shakers and the American painter
ever heard of Votae Combe (yes his real name1S37191o
His most famous painting MeSorleys Bar that ancient
house s going strong in New York City Cooper Union
known to all good tosspots for rs years.
Great Stories of the Past Series-One of the higher
aspirations of this department to interest the BEST
books books that imaginative entertaining, Informative
educational and that have real literary value.
Alas! few books this worth the paper they
written So while waiting land hopingl for
literary food from the publishers this fall I'll tell the story
of famous novel that ought to readJoseph Conrads
Victory published by Doubleday Doran(.
have taken the condensation of Victory" to whet
appetite from book which ought to be readers
library. Helen Rex Kees The Readers Digest Of Books
published by Macmillan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Committed TO Life Of Pessimism

MEL HEYST is committed to profound misrust Of life
N by his father exparate Swedish nobeman and pessi-
mistc philosopher He deliberately chooses escape by
drifting through the world an onlooker
The islands of the South Pacific he finds ideal for the
scene of his wanderng His unfailng courtesy however
berays him into kindness
of action seem always to be action.
He befriends English trading captain and escaps
his gratitude becomes manager Of bogus coal which
fails and leaves him stranded island Disguised with
the world of action than
Unconsciously he incurred the dislike a rufnanv
German hoekeeper named Schomberg This dislike famed
into hatred when in moment Of compassion he carries
fororn English girl member of travelling orchestra his
island hermitage TO her from the odous advances of
Schomberg.
In spite of this decisive remains the SON Of the
father who warned him that The who and
OF the straagems of life the consolation NJ
love and so he cannot believe in his happiness with Lena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Husband. Friend
Both Missing

Eyes" she replied and that
makes II all the. more puzzilng
he's missing. too"
Before they left Harper bor-
rowed a mantel portrait of Jack
Russell that revealed him TO be
an unusually handsome man Of
IS. AZ the hospital mortuary
Mrs. Russell tearfully identified
the slain girl as Marie Essex
Sukle
While his men were securing
the city and towns as far as
Cripple Creek, 40 miles away. the
chief checked a letter found in
the slain girls bag; il was adj
dressed to her husband in care
of an aunt at Pueblo.
The aunt declared the nephew
and his wife had visited her the
previous Saturday evening: both
had been in a gay mood because
Martin declared he had been Of
fered a much better Job and they
were out TO celebrate.
They left about II o'clock
that night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Stood in Pawnshop With Tag on Neck

TUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH named for the assassin Of Julius
Caesar. Note that his brother John Wilkes by strange
throw of the dice of the gods also assassinated ruler LIN
through Maryland towns with rented slave
a a bodyguard.
Lived and drank sailors in waterfront dives. Also
dressed like a saior-to show he good democrat
Pawned himself for the price of drink.
Then the window of the pawnshop with the tag
around his neck with the small price of his redemption on
waited for the curtain to
up Hamlet Dark hair blue pale face handsome a.
a god,-bu bowegged Eyes seemed o-emit supernatural
lights"
stage sword fight either soused mad he kept
fighting off chased his opponent of OF the stage
and up alley, lunging at him continually
the height lived in shabby lodgings-sti
posing the great democratIn western city provided
grand funeral for heap slaughtered pigeonsBooth
vegetarian. In Kentucky had himself locked In jail N
Lovett a famous horse thief.
Escaped from Jail by pretending to be dead Taken out In
coffin When the real Lovett captured Booth had him
night before he hanged
Claimed Loves skull which he always used aerward In the
graveyard in Hamlet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

the supervision OF Inspector J.
p. Bruce then got under way
but eight days elapsed before
one of his detectives saw a bag
gard, unkempt man walk into a
gas station in the suburbs OF
Colorado Springs and ask for a
drink of water.
The officer recognized him
from a Montana Prison photo
graph and took him into GUS
tody. Sukie dIdn resist and
readily admitted his Identity,
Chief Harper had no trouble
with the prisoner, who appeared
eager 10 confess.
IN be glad to tell you all
about IL, chief" he began
nervouSly. ''f'n tell YOU how l
killed the rat who tried TO sepa-
rate me from my wife And
how 1 made her pay for two
timing me.
"Since got out of school
women have brought me nothing
but hell.
About a mOnth ago, I WAS
going back to work one evening
with little present for Marie
when noticed Jacks car parked
In the service driveway.
IL got curious and walked up
behind il and looked I'm at the
rear window. III never forget
that sight-there in the back
seat was my wife embracing my
best friend.
THAT Saturday morning i
bought a pistol from a second
hand dealer and then asked Jack
IL he'd like 10 20 squirrel shoot
Ing up In the Black Forest. and
he agreed. When we got la a
shack up there the rancher told
us We couldn't shoot 20 Russell
wanted To turn back: but I told
him We could rig up some traps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Discovers Cars
Registration

Doctor Coughlan and Chef
Hugh d. Harper arrived. The
coroner made a quick eXamlna-
ton and reported:
"Shot directly through the
heart at extremely close range.
The gun was held 80 close that
the dress was charred by the
explosion. 1 would say she has
been dead ut least 10 hours"
That means about 8 o'clock
last night" commented the po-
lice chief. IF you will remove
the body now We'll get TO work
on the ear"
As he finished speaking he
opened the glove compartment
and found a leather folder that
contained the registration OF the
cart was made out To Jack
Russell, TOT South Weber street,
Colorado Springs, only three
blocks from where the death car
stood.
Leaving the car in charge OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Pretty Young Wife
Found Dead, Then Her
Suspected Slayer

THROUGH the chItt- dawn
Il George Nelson, ran h T.
stepped briskly down Pueblo
avenue, Colorado Springs, to
pick up his car for an early start
on his long trek home. AS he
hustled along his eye lighted for
an instant on the single occu-
pant of a car parked at the
curb-a girls head lolled back
on the cushions as though
asleep.
The rancher continued a few
yards until vague impulse
stopped him and made him walk
back 10 the car. What he saw
sent him hurrying 10 police
station. The desk sergeant or
dered Patrolman Cameron 10
investigate and then summoned
DR. J. T. Coghlan, the coroner.
Cameron, using his handker-
chief on the knob, carefully
opened the door nearest the girl
and leaned in. A crimson stain
directly above the heart was
evidence as 10 how this young
brunette had met her death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Deputy Finds
Body Of Victim

Rapidly organizing mounted
posse Of 30 deputies. Chief Har-
per took the trail TO the Eppler
clearing whence the horsemen
spread fanWiSe into the gloomy
forest.
After searching slowly and
yainly. Deputy Jerry O'Driscoll
came upon the body Of a man,
face downward sprawled in the
groteSque manner OF violent
death.
The deputy fired three shots
in the air. the prearranged sig
nal, which brought the posses
struggling TO the clearing one
by one.
Harper Immediately identified
the dead man by the portrait
he had obtained from the Rus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

Detective I B. Bruce and the
canvassing of the neighborhood
10 Detective Sergeant Robert
Wrath. the chief hurried 10
South Weber street.
At number TOT, a two-Story
frame house, Harper was met by
an attract i've. darkhaired
woman who gaSped in dismay
when she saw the police uni
form.
HAS anything happened to
Jack" she asked before the
officer could say a word
Harper ignored the question,
I'm looking for Jack Russell.
does he live here"
Eyes, I'm Mrs. Russell. I
haven't seen my husband for
three days-since Saturday. I'm
terribly worried that something
has happened to him because he
has never stayed away over
night before"
"Have you tried To get In
touch with your husbands
friend since ." inquired the off,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Tip for Husbands on Housework

TO the homework discussion writes Seattle hus
n band, "housework real work. help wife
When she III did the housework myself Id
rather have dig ditch all long than do that type
work Husbands fail tn enough appreciation for
clean house Take tip from experienced husband praise
the looks Of the house in awhile Give the little lady
break II her work appreciated she will be inclined to
complain about it,"
Her Cardboard Lover" been filmed again. The first
time this filmed after its stage play featur
ing Jeanne Eagles Leslie Howard the producers
changed the title The Passionate Plumber" Asks
Bostonian:
eff the correct pronunciation of Arkansas is Arkansaw
why isn't Kansas City referred TO "Kansaw City, Many
people should be referred to Kansaw City, Maybe
the Cans would rather be incorrect in their pro-
nunciaton than sound high hat
y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
A Masterpiece in MatchIess Prose

CCHOMBERG cheated of his prey finds instruments Of
revenge in two villains the truly genemany Jones
and his follower Ricardo He wishes hotel these
gamblers and so stus them with lying tales hidden ill.,
gotten treasure boarded by Heyst his solitary island This
praca adventure appeals to Mr. Jones' nsoent specte
on leave from Hades"
Heyst and Lena trapped tale ends in elter
Tragedy but not before Lena has met the ordeal bessd the
brutal Ricardo and justified love and life to Heyst
great masterpiece in which that is nasty and much
that is sublime in and revealed in Conrsds
machless prose. in Schomberg youn see all thai I.
worst all that is Nazi in the German soul.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

II was Friday morning, oct.
s. 1899 three days after Mrs
Sukle'S body was discovered -
that r. Eppler. a rancher from
the Black Forest country 20
miles 10 the north. phoned:
1.-TWO men drove past my
shack last Saturday afternoon
I'm car like 1 heard described
over the radio this morning.
"They stopped minute 10
ask II they could shoot squir-
rels and told them they
couldn't, but they insisted they
could trap them anyway. They
drove up into the heavy timber.
can hour later i heard the
car coming back and ! squinted
out. There was only one man
In IL and he was driving like n
madman. hope thiS'll help
you, Chief"
"You bet IL WILL" answered
fba officer fafsNoDflN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Brief Bloc Of MarIene Dietrich

I'd UDOLPH SEIBER. Marlene Dietrich is his wife. When
~ Marlene, Mary Magdaiena tosch,
film in Berlin Mr.. Seiher director He picked
Maene of mob of extras and her part to play
Miss Dietrich the only Hollywood whose
launched by her husband Mr. and Mrs Seiber
have been married for 20 years
Mrs Thomas Glare. Superintendent of the beautiful and
historic Saratoga track She succeeded her late husband
this position.
Could your wife carry with your job? How about this
for an little a career, Have her learn
do work then she do it week and
do il the This would give weeks vacation
every other week Boy that really is a swell idea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

Handsome, quiet. hard-work-
ing JACK RUSSELL was
missing from his home for
several days. Then came
phone call which sent police
to the lonely Black Forest
where they found his body
above sprawled in death.
were going up 10 Cripple Creek.
wanted 20 delay any re-
port of his being missing.
Then l picked mp Marie and
took her 20 my aunt's house,
where l told her we were going
to celebrate "A new Job 1 Was
going 10 get.
"A turned 10 her suddenly and
said, Marie. you have been un-
true To me and I'm going To Kill
yOtI'
"She did't say a word, didn't
seem the least surprised. She
leaned over, put her head on my
shoulder and began 10 cry softly.
l put the gun against her breast.
and just before l pulled the trig-
ger l heard her say, 'GOOd-bX.
Ever since theu I've been
tramping everywhere to get
away from the memory OF
Marie's smile. Its no uSe--its
still there.
ON May -. 1912 Sukle Sttm-
BLEED 90 his doom IN Colorado 5
letral so, chamber 80. Stlll NUT
terIu- that q woman was the
Cali,e OF lt all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Memory Of Smile
He Can't Erase

when We got 10 the little
clearing deep in the forest I de-
cided that Was the spot.
called To him ~ he faced me and
he could see the gun In my hand.
Then I told him what 1 saw in
the ear that night that he
was making love To my wife
and i was going TO Kill him.
When l got back To the city
i went I'm to see Mrs. Russell
and told her that Jack and 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

sell home. Handsome Jack Rus
sell had been shot twice. once
through the crown of the head
and again in the nape Of the
neck at extremely close range.
SlugS taken from the bodies
Of both victims were proved bal
liStically 10 have been fired
from the same gun-a .38 auto
matte.
Detectives discovered such
weapon had been sold 10 a man
answering Sukle'S description by
secondhand dealer in town
early Saturday.
An intensive man hunt under