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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Victory
ShOu Is
Terrific
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

IN wiz
WE'LL HAVE 10 dofr our Dobbs
and salute with our best hand that
terrific show which the Hollywood
Victory Caravan staged before 49,
900 roaring spectators last night
in the State Pair Coliseum.
Throwing caution 10 The Shu-
berts, we think we can safely say
that never before has such revue
struck Detroit. A regular tornado
of talent hit this town and left it
lin a state of delirious exhaustion
because not only did fans get 10
see all their favorites in person..
but they saw those persons actu-
ally doing something.
III YOU were there. you don't
have 10 be told what you saw. and
if you weren't there isn't much
point in telling you what you
missed. but take our word for i'll
the affair was sensational and
we're using the legitimate, not the
Hollywood. pronunciation of the
WORD.
HOPE VS.. GRANT
With Bob Hope and Cary Grant
as co-masters of these lavish cere-
monies. the show, delayed at first.
proceeded at a wonderful pace, and
nothing was handicapped by the
lack Of proper lighting and stag
ing.
Every one of the high-poweredI
entertainers proved himself thor-l
ough trooper and the result was
tremendous.
Hopes easy handling of huget
throngs and his command Of every
situation is indeed remarkable and
certainly was a handy rebuff toI
any bitches which threatened tot
arise.
ARNAZ OPENS
After his initial bit of chatter,
Desi ArnaZ. the Cuban dream
prince. gave the audience WOW
of a rhumba send-off, just TO prove
how good a Good Neighbor can be,
in terms of Latin rhythms.
Groucho Marx and Olivia dc
Havilland went through wonder
fully wacky sketch called Who's
Olive" while Joan Blondell tried
10 satisfy a desire of. long stand
ing 10 emulate burlesque strip
teaser with hilarious result. III
SHOW STOPPER
Charlotte Greenwood stopped the
show cold with her David" lament
accompanied by some of her ia
nous Deisarte movements.
Claudette Colbert gave Hope
some quick answers in exchange
for a few kisses; Frances Lang
ford sang two songs, one of which
is a beautiful new Jerome Kern
ditty Under the Stars" while
Charles Boyer, Olivia de Havilland
and Desi Arnaz did Alphonse Dau-
diets The Last Class for a SER
ious offering.
Ray Middleton's stirring bari
tone was heard in two songs,
Spread Your Wings and a STIR
ring new ballad with the most
wonderfully patriotic lyrics.
WONDERFUL BITS
Bert Lahr and Cary Grant went
through a hilarious income tax
skit, followed by a Hope and Jerry
Colonna bit that was very funny,
Merle Oberon made her only APP
pearance reciting a poem. which
we're afraid was lost in the laugh
ter which followed with Groucho
Marx priceless Or Hackenbush'
routine with the eight lovely star
lets of the chorus.
Olivia de Havilland. Joan Ben
nett and Joan Blondell showed just
what a sense of humor glamor
girls possess with q sketch of girls
in defense factories, IN which Miss
Blondell again had Upper trouble. /
THE -FOUR TOPS
Then came quartet OF top
numbers Rise Stevens, the Met
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

present Broadway musicals. and
Kohen and Pinto. musical maniaes,
The Emilio cacereS Trio. show
stopping instrumental threesomes
is another attraction, and for show
and dance music it's Emilio Ca<
ceres and his new Victor recording
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

dream girl, displayed her lovely
voice to marvellous advantage with
the My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice, from Samson and De-
lilah" and MY Hero" Eleanor
Powell tapped her way into tho
hearts of every one with tar
version OF Deep in the Heart oil
Texas Pat O'Brien dramatically
read the real meaning into the
lines Of MY Country 'Tis of Thee
and Bert Lair did his famous
"Woodman" sketch, which really
raised the roof of the Coliseum
right off its old rafterS.
WHAT A FINALE
A smash finale was provided by
James Cagney doing Yankee
Doodle Dandy" with the chorus
and f1ag-waving finale by the
whole company.
There wasn't anything in the
three hours Of entertainment that
could be called a dull moment and
If some of the offerings didn't
score quite so well, it was only
because the rest was so terrific
anything would dwindle beside it,
The best performers, obviously
like Greenwood. Lahr, Arnaz and
Powell, were those who had eX-
perience in the theater, not the
cinema folk TO whom audiences
mean mostly that dread fate
known as personal appearance.
Alfred Newman and the orches-
ira provided excellent musical &C.
compartment, adding the extra
FLIP TO an evening of wonderful
entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

was roped of
and guarded
by polio c.
Stand ing by
til e elevator
~ as M c r ! c
Oberon.
I got in the
next elevator
and il hap
pened 10 be
oceu pie d by
Joan Bennett
and three men,
probably Hol-
lywood people.
because s h e
was talking TO
them. ] stared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
Famous FreckIes

SUPERABUNDANCE OF freck.
les on his face attracted movie
officials and made Jimmy Lydon
famous. Now Jimmy, whose re-
cent role was that Of Henry Aid
rich in Henry AldriCh, Editor.
has organized frcckle-face club
for movie boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05
THE -FOUR TOPS

Then came a quartet Of top
numbers. Rise Stevens, the Met
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-05

And they're human. Jimmy
Cagney didn't push grapefruit
in anybody's face. In fact. he
kept crawling into the back
ground TO let the others take
me liInelight.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

null cine 9lrbeit ober Elm Spiel, lie
gen an lalien, I'M ehpos onoeres por-
5lmebmen; henn oeraoe IN oieier I'm
beltonoiafeit ,mO moleelnoen Mns-
bauer lieet Ole So,lptaefobr fir ocn
@riolg Der 9anjen @rsiebnng bes flei-
nen Sonauinifers.
0as beiBbliitiac, holeriibe RinS
5eiet lib mtia, iiher, arbeitet nit
@useoner, ltreitet ober germ, miro
lei6t beftig, mlll inner reht boben,
ltets befeblen, iibernn Der erltc 1ein
nno neiat -5u @iaenlinn, 5n @brinbt,
@rouiamfeit uno 3eritGrnnesmrt.
@inen lold)en &inhe eeeeniiber lit
@ner9e ,mo felte 8nbe ooppelt am
Elae. Sur cine fLnee. peritonoiee
Mntter miro ihr Nuleben bel ibm be.
ipabren. GorNiht!g nno taftpo0 noble
lie ibm oie Spielaef0brter, oomit i'm
aeleIliaen Gerfebr Die borten Se,ten
feines Seniperamentes obaefd)liffen
peroen. 0em ernben Sdtiefeitstrieb
oes bolerilden &inbes fonlne man
tets enteeeen ,no lenfe oen BODICE
nli.ten Sinn onf cole Gorbiloer in
Der SelbItentiaanna, aeiae ibm, ,pie
ser Sieg iiber lid lelbit Der ldtperite,
aber Oct bohSte amb ebrenooOlte 1T.
Dos i6mermiitiee, meIonholi'be
&ino nimmt alles ernlt nno perItebt
feinen Spob, ilt tleibie nno piinttlid),
Iiebt @riinblihfeit nnb Srbnmg.
neiet aber 81 9teib nno MiBtronen.
tro9t nod, aeiet iib empfinolih, Der.
| l6loIien nno liebt es, atlein an 1ein.
@inem lolhen armeu &inoe muB man
eroBe 9iebe nno ein beiteres @emiit
entgegenbrinaen, iib eeonloie nit ibnl
beff]dftigen, 1tn5arte 9federeien BON
ibm fernbaIten 1no es iiberbaupt Dor
ser Gerfolgina anberer id,iieen. Col"
d)e &inoer bnben ae,pobnliH Elm 3or-
tes, lanftes 8emiit nno motben 5u
elten Meul6en bernu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

Sin Or. Sooton, @ntbropolooe BON
ser Saroaro llnioerlitot, lit nod Der
uaii. 8reB' nit einem nnaebener ee-
icbeiten 8orihIag berporeetreten. @r
ioia oen Neltfriehen iihern onrh Die
austileune oes oeutihen Eolfesl
Sinten,al Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bas beutihe 8olf nnbeilbor berQiftet
bat, ion es IN alle Welt aerltrent per.
oen, nn6 Mngebori9e onoerer Boiler
iollen a,f bentl6em 8ooen angelic
belt tperoen. 60 miro fih cine Vol-
fermii6una boIlaieben, aus Der Der
,,ipntbetiihe 9eutihc' beroor9eben
miro, Ser Dos @rte, bas i'm oeuti6en
8olf itedt, tpieber anr @eltuna brin-
gen lno sic &nlt,r berei6ern piro.
Ser Sarparb Yrofelior 1heint ieI.
BET ein ,,ipntbetiiher' Menid al iein,
in Dem aber lei6er bas @Selbafte oben-
a,,f fant - @anoerer. 49,. -~ .. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

9ie fatboliI6en 8iihofe Dentfb-
lambs beobiidtigten, pie olliobrlib.
am @rabe oes bl. 8onifotins ON IA.
Mat in 5,llea at elmer &onferen5 ai,.
ianmensutreten. Nlln bat Aoolf Sit.
Ter alle &ir6enfonferen3en bis @noe
Mai ,mteriaet - ,peeen transport"
ibtpieriefeiten".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel. bel: }. l.. STAAB l7209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

gead elmer NfeIonne bes bollGn.
bii6en gH1ttes ,Vrii, Neoerlonb"
miro Sabof noer @rIostobof nnr mebr
fit 3ieoretten eebroubt mo ift Die
Serftellung bon 9ieorre'l nibt mebr
geItattet Il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
Ohio @aifsnfrennb
aebenoe 8eebahtunaen aneeitellt.


Nbente,er nit @enitteritiirmen ourd.
5umaden batte,, aber er lit au fol-
eenoen Shiiiiien aelonat. ....-
Wfan brandt 10 gut Wie feline Sc
fabr BON Slislhlag innlitten Ser Suit
5u er,parten, penn lid niht Die Wa=
idine in Der hnmittelbaren 2inie Der
@ntloonug befinoet. Nber tuenn es
/ lid 10 trifft;, 10 beltebt oeb 1nr ipe-
mig @efabr, eab Die Nohr 1mo Die
Gerteilung oer Metallteile BON Slug.
5eueel 5,r rSe,,er fiibreu fonnte. Sn
80 iS0tlen; lit benen Die ssluamaIbinen
,nu1ittelbur aetreffen nl,reen, ents
Itanoen feline ihlimmen 8irfnneen !;
nno III alle,t7 ssallen, in oenen cine
Nald)ine tpibreno zines @etpitters
ltiirate, tpor nid,ts BON Der 8erien-
snng bon Seilen ooer BON oens
Sbmel5eh Don Metoll eriihtlib.
- Mts. ST. g., 3e1os -.
9fan fdhn, beionoers in Der bebor
itebenoen beiBen SSsabres3eit, nit
Srintsraiier nibt poriihtig aenaa
iein. Sn ISreien Jon man ME WaIier
trinfen, oos nibt brett aus elmer
0neae flieBt. Vfan Icll ME @alier
trinfen, bon oeiien .Teinbeit ,lno I'm
! ibdolihfeit man niebt pollig iiber<
55euet lit, ba @aiier einen 10 MIDI
tieen @infI,B ,ouf nnIern &orper aus
iibt. @nfes Srinfpaiier lit fir ben
&orper ebenio tpihtig mie refine 2uft
| fit Die Sss,inaen. Nueu= ,nb Br,ln=
nennoiier eianet iib am meilten baau,
oenn iie iino nibt nur ONT i6mad
baftelten, ionoern fiibren bem Orga=
nismis dith Die fir oie &nobenbilz
onng iebr pihtieen 9alfiaI5e at. gu
tes SrinftboIier mnB farblos ltno fri
ftoubeu iein nno mnB oies a1,b bel
lungerem Steben an Der 2uft bleiben.
@s barf tpeber einen @erueb, nod Ell.
nen beitiminten @eihntotf baben uno
mub perlen, alio Suit nno beionoers
&oblenld,lre entbalten, obne ipelde es
einen foSen @elbmad onni,nmt nno
ieine erfriihenbe &irf,ng perliert.
Ser aoffsebolt mnht oas @aiier
bart. 8eint ldneereu Stebet ent>
tpeiht bie GoblenlG,lrc, Der &alf
| idlGet ItG nieoer rno hos Nolier miro
nm ni6madbaft.: 9ies miro nm 10 ihnel!
let seben, ie mariner bie aubere 2uft
lit. Will man eaber inn Somner oas
Srinfmaiier lGneere 3eit fiibl balten,
10 mu6 nan es tpenn 1,tam fein
@is on Ser Sanb bat, ipie auf Sar-
lmen - in poroie Soneefdbe fiiaen.
, Baier, ods onrd fonlenoe nno ber~
ipeienoe Stoffe bernnreiniet iit, bari
gum Srinten ME eenommen perben,
oa es Die llriabe bon pielen &ranf-
beiten, DEFENDERS Sppbus, Nnbr nno
Cholera miro, ..r... ....~:, : ~ =.
Dos eefdbrlhite Srinfmaffer bleibt
ie6oh basieniee, tpelhes tieriide nno
pflan5liebe 5toffe entbdlt. Dies per'
rat ii1 ihon meiit ooenrd, boB es,
no6oeln es einiee St,moen .aeitanoen,
brdunlihe; eeIblihe uno eraue 8ez
{tanoteile; ont 8ooen bes @laies abs
iett, nno" ouB es nod mebrtdgigem
@teben eit,en mebr ooer tpeniger faa-
Iiqen @ern6 ~annimnt. @rlmnen, 6ie
in ser N0be BON &loofen, Diinaerbaus
fen, an &irhbofen ooer bel @erbereien
nno sfGrbereien onaeleat lino, iino
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eaonrh. oab .man nad bem &oben
cine fleine 0uontitot Sai5 5l.lest.
Cont bilft man li6 ooonrd, ooB man
es filtriert. &aner lit fir jcben Wten-
lben ein unbeoinet notlnnbiaes Sab
rnnesmittel. Man loGtc lih oaron
aewDbnen, ieoen Woreen nod Dem
Anfiteben, ,ieoeu Mbeno beim Shla-
ieneeben nno cine St,noe nod ieOer
erobereu Mobldeit ein @las @oler
au trinfen. Sir 6iebernee iit Elm
2runf 9uten &aiers Elm 2oblal.
Sic Senlperatnr bes SrinfmaiierS
loltc so bis 55 @rao betroaen. @ise
faltes &oller oarf man nlr nit Vors
ild,t, bel erbIstem &orper ME ooer
bobltens INT fleinen Sbliidhen 81 it'd
nebmen, toeil Die 3abne lonlt babel
Ieioen, ean5 ab9eleben oapon, oab es
einen 9orms poer 9faaenfatarrb Der
beifiibren fam. Sft eeniiat es, ipenn
man beinl @enIb lebr folten Woliers
einen 8iiien Yrot eeniebt. 9ie An>
! libt, bab Elm falter Srmf bel erbies
tenn &orper Sbpinoluht er5enet, lit
oaeeeen cine sSobel.
- s. &., Do.
9as be,tlde &ort ,,Semperameut'
beoentet Die @en,iitsort zines Wfen~
lben. 9as. Temperament jeoes elm
delnen Wenlden bonet nit leiner IN
bibiouellel1 leiblihen 8eld)offenbeit
5ulammen. Ytan unterlheioet bier
Senperamente, ;. b. bier &i6tnn9en
oes @emiitslebens I'M Meniben, ie
nad Der art, Wie er ii1 ouBern Gin
wirf,moen geeeniiber perbolt, Wie ct
| ii1 oaol.rh beltimmen ldbt nno So
na6 bambelt: oos leihtbliitiae ober
lana,iniIhe Temperament, bas beib-
bliitiee ooer holerilbe; bos Ibmer
bliitiae poer melandpliihe, Dos lim
patbiidbe ooer pblegmatiibe.
9ieie Semperonente iino ieltetI
reinL meiltens seniiht in eineln sSn-
pIptult1tHt wv UuH Huel.
IS lit nneentein ipidtia, bel Der
&moereraebltng anf Die GerlbieOen-
beit Der Semperomente Der einaelnell
az abten nno barnab iu Der @r5ie=
Dung boran3ueeben. 0as cine &lno
nimmt olles, pas ihm beoeanet, leiht,
| 1T bespealid, lebboft, liebt nno bort
olles, ilt allm 2a6en nno Sberdell
ltets bereit, erire,.t iib an alleln, rid
tet feline @ebonfen raid bon einenl
@eeenItano ouf oen onoern, lit leiht
empfanelih, beeeiitert licb fit edo
mes Mno @ntes nno fonnlt nit an:
bern gut ans. Sier baben tpie elm
leidtbliitiaes, Iananinii6es Sempero
ment. Das ianeniniib peranlaete
&ino lit aneenebm, liebensfpiiroig nne
leiht al er5ieben, tpenn man oen
Neieuneen bes SonelInifers eleid
rihtig enteeaentritt, nomli6 Der
0berfla6lihfeit, oem 2eidtiinn, Scr
; 'Sbtpoebaftigfeit, Ser Terl6tpen,
ounesiuht ,,no oe,n Wanael an Ans-
bauer: Oos ioneninii6e &in6 brandt
nibt angereet al iperbeal; pielmebr lit
bier eina,loa,nmen, ieinem Aaespii-
ienpeilen ait ipebre,L ieinem Tdtie-
feitstrieb bie rihtiaen @ren3en ana,ls
tpeiien. @inem iolhen fleineit, 1tnrn-
bieen NenI6en barf man niht nit
ltneeoulo ober falter Strenee entge-
aentreten, oas tpGre aans berfebrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
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nem, tarbigen @'etpebem lit es logar
poranaieben, feline Seize Su gebran-
ben;. Vtun beoient iib bier5u ieill
eeriebener, peiber Greibe, aus Der
man NIT 8olIer einen 5iemlih oiden
Wrei ,raht. Nfit bielem miro oas
Seltg mie nit Seife hi marmem @ais
fer = ansaepalden. 9os 3elg bleibt
oann nod einiee 3eit inl 8alier lie
geh.. gae ibnntsieel nno fetten Seile
Weroen BON Der &reioe a,.feelogen.
Am @noe Der Operation Jorge mall
0afiir, eaB onrh fieibiaes auslpil-
len nit &aiier Idmtlibe areioe aus
Dem. @etpebe entfernt miro.
" Benn man ioeenonnte Srifoima=
rem, ipie llnterfleioer ,,no oel., hie
nod ben NuId1en nidt einlauiem Iol.
len, maiGen mill, ipeiht man lie in
einem laumormen, l6naben Soba-
ipalier etpa cine Stunbe lang Elm
,ino ,pringt lie Damn aus. Siera,tf
Briiiat man Tie in eim iparnes frdfti.
ges' Seifenbab, benl ein 9ritteI lln5e
Mmllnonia pro Quart Sliiiiigfeit bel
aefii9t miro, laBt iie oarin etipa 5ebn
Ninllten augeoedt lieaen, nnb ipdibt
fie, :nibt o,rtb Geiben, lonoern per-
mitfelit Streifens b,lrb' Die Sano,
tiihtia aug. Sino Die @eeenitdnee
nod nid)t gan5 reir 10 brinet man
Tie III elm atpeites, lhipdberes 8ae,
benz ebenfalls etlpos Mmmonia beige
fiiat lit, m1ltbt 1ie pie bas erlte Mol,
bnrd Die Sono nno Ipiilt iie nit rel
mem 8aiier ab.
= ), e., u. 5.
Nfon fann gum Mnsfiillen bon
&iiIen in 5uBboben nobl ben ee>
.mobmli1en Slit perrpenoen, aber Der
feIbe trodnet lanaiam nnb nimmt,
peinl man bem JuBbooen fofort an
ftreiben mill, Die Sorbe nibt gut OIL
Mns oielenl @rnnoe lit es ratlamer
iib foleenoe Miibun9 3u nohen.
Mian nimmt bo5u frilhen tpeiben &o1e
,(@ottaee @beeie) nnO ungeloldten
8olf C8ime). 0ton aibt auf S Seile
&Gle 1 Seil &alf. Nian fann n,,n
oieler Milhnne cine beliebiee sSorbe
9ebet, je nod oer Sarbe, NIT Der man
ben ssubbooen anitrei1en ipia, penn
man eelben Oder, 9erra be Siena,
gaput Mortnunt o6er anoere Gro
: forhon hina,,niId+ T)ipfpr @iff mirN
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l1eber Die @efabr beap Si6erbeit
Der 2nftidiffer Dor bem Blit in Der
2nft bot man a'par nod feine genaaen
nno nmfoiienoen Beobabtun9en an'
geitellt, aber aus Den tpenigen Bis
ber gemabten grperintenten ideint
berporaueeben, oab bie 8liteefabr
fir 3uftl6iffer iebr flein ift. 60 bat
ei,, amerifanii1er Netterfunoieer
hber bie Moglibfeitett Die fiir Dos
eini6laeen bes Blibes inmitten Der
1nft in einem Gabrae,lg beiteben, ein,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
A(ti0n Film Due
on Ma(omb Screen

"HOpalOng' Cassidy, ( h @
screens greatest tWo-gun hero of
the wide open spaces, is in the
saddle again-this time in "Twi-
light on the TRAIL roaring
action picture of the wild west
opening next Friday at the Ma
comb Theatre and remaining
over for the 4th of July Holiday.
The hard-riding, fast shooting
"HOpalOng,' of course, is played
by William Boyd, with Brad
King, cX-rodeo champ, and beau
tiful Wanda Mckay in the pic
ture for heart interest. "Hoppy' s"
sidekiCk, California" portray
ed by Andy Clyde, is in the pic
ture, too, and contributes much
of the comedy.
Produced for Paramount by
Harry Sherman, Twilight on the
Trail is heralded as the best of
the long series in which William
Boyd has starred
In this two-fiSted picture,
"Hoppy" and his saddlemates,
California and Lucky" Mel
son BRAD King. ride the range
in quest of cattle ruStlerS who
have been raiding the herds in
Antelope Valley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
THE PACK GATHERS
CHAPTER VI

Sheriff Anderson folded his
camera and dropped it back in
the car seat. He continued to eye
Hunter in a way the farm
manager did not like. He muir
INJURED under his breath, I'm
mmmm,' took out a small note
book and wrote things down.
Without being so at all ne acted
in a most disagreeable manner.
He repeated the name, Hunter
Dent" He asked, And your Of
fetal title is farm manager, that
it," Hunter nodded The two
men drove off. Hunter and Red
faced each other.
The afternoon was declining
Hunter had strange sense of
time, as if not hours but weeks
and months had elapsed since all
this began. Red dropped on the
bottom step of the stairs. She
talked as if TO herself. 1T
couldn't have been Juniors car.
1t could not have been Junior.
He was in town last night-yeS.
He came back some time in the
night, that's true. But ne was
with some of the gang every
minute. With Hawkins Temple,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
. 50 THEY SAY

To become complacent, to I'M
derestinate a cunning, ruth
less and rcSourCcful enemy,
would be to rclinquiSh a hard
earned ad antagc in the produc-
ton of military weapons at the
very moment Of achieving it.
Philip d Reed. chief, Bureau
OF Industry Branches, WPB.
Whenever an American utterS
or prints a statement that is used
successfully by the axis propa-
gandiStS 10 promote the cause Of
our enemies. he is responsible
for prolonglng the war and she'd
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"Now you raise the question,
MIR. Dent, | don't believe she was
here when the party abruptly
broke, 1t happened rather on
the spur Of the moment, sir, /
would say You know how they
do-somc one screams some
thing, and they all scream, and
all make a dash for their cars,
and the house becomes like a
tomb" He reflected. Nov you
ask. Miss Bella evidently did not
20 with the rest. Wy
Hunter decided, cone thing
seems sure. Red didn't know,
couldn't vouch i'm her own mind,
that Junior wasn't mixed i'm the
stick up. the killing. She SuS-
poets. She is afraid. She IS be-
ginning to bc convinced that |
am mixed i'm it. deeper than any
enc believes. But because She
was not with the gang she can /
know for surc and has no way
90 far for finding out Am |
stipidlv SHINING 2 moose around
my own ncck2
It. $3.50, Tho ,,,,,or ,rd road
a. gat,i,. So -. details A
,isI aal Lor ho,, C.io,d wore m
, =, ', ,,,,,. hor,c rror, tho rciob-
t 'l, - show, NOT for
r ,o' ,,', ,t,o ,.;,.or rr,nt about mid
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Men. They just appeared. From
nowhere, it would seem. The
shots came fast now. When the
girl screamed her boy friend
clappCd his hand to her mouth,
telling her TO keep it shut. They
didn't want 10 get mixed in
what was going on. SO the rest
of the dOings were blurred. She
didn't see the two again. The
man i'm tails after shooting once
seemed to have disappeared.
She could hear running steps.
The echoes jumped up and down
i'm the cobblcd street Then the
police showed up and by that
time the bank messenger, as he
later proved TO be, was lying in
the middle of the narrow street,
shot. The bag was gone. The
girl and her boy friend COuldn' I
run. The boy friend, however,
escaped by running up the dark
stairs and not coming to her
rescue W'''" '''' po'C 80 49, ~
Ie'' NC l'''''' W do 1'i or -.
NCL, ana S, I' ""l NJ" p'' ''''''
at inc Ihui'l''o''S pant
That was the JumpISd STORY Oh
an eyewitness. Sarah mixer
now was IN jail She declined
to dlvulge the ldcntlly OF her
friend.
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He ate supper. There was a
small dining room attached to
the servants quarters for his use,
BY the time he was ready TO at
tack the job in the woods cars
bearing the guests were arriv-
ing. Hunter went out and stood
in the shadows, so slashing head
beams would not readily show
him watching. The crowd was
quiet They entered the house
without much talk and no laugh
ter at all. Red didn't seem to be
about. 1t struck Hunter with an
ominOuS pOrtcnt that he might
be included in the topics TO be
discussed; for there was no
question their purpose was with
Junior.
Hunter went through the
Shrubbcry and shadows around
the west side OF the mansion.
Here the low-branChcd magnolia
trees made the dark into ink. He
Crcpt up to the window, open to
the bland evening He could
see the group. Hawkins Temple,
the McDougal girls, Mrs Bal
lard'S brother, Neal Frazier; the
Ghibarto twins. Red and her
fiancc were not present Fra
zier was leaning against the
mantle, finishing a Cigarct. He
crushed it out i'm an ash tray. He
was a short but powerful man.
A bachelor hurrying into his late
3OS with a pretty watermelon
belly ne nevertheless had a bull
dog face and pugiliStiC build.
He occupied the advantage Of be-
ing the oldest member OF this
rather CultiSh group that made
craftsmanship their battle cry.
"Tl wager you the real Cul-
prit is not far from where we
are" he said. All Of you read
the Kiker girls story i'm the af-
tcrnoon paper. Without going
into details at this moment, but
speaking from some inside dope,
which in turn Is made up of
many small things, I'm willing
TO lay odds on the killers being
right here. / mean on this
place.
Go BE Continued
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ding the blood Of American boys.
Supreme Court Justice James
F. ByrnCS.
We regard the 48-hour week
as the optimum for the great ma
jority Of mass production plant
workers.
Perkins, secretary Of
labor. .
You are Americans, and it is
good TO be Americans.
Robert +. Sherwood, deputy
coordinator of information.
Every jar Of fruit you put up
helps tighten the load on com
mcrcial ,annCries and helps re-
lieve ovcrworked transportation
facilities.