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Evening star., 1942-08-19
Army AirfieId Salvage
Nets 81 900 Monthly
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMS FIELD, Ariz., Aug.
19,-The Army. which spends money
by the millions, knows how to save,
too.
This Air Forces training field S
garbage alone is sold for 5000 a
month and the grease tallow and
scrap meat from mess halls bring
another $85. Another 500 is
realized from the sale of tin cans.
about half a carload, smashed fiat
and baled.
Egg crates, glass jugs, oil barrels,
scrap rubber, metal shavings, bits
of brass from discarded electric
light bulbs and dozens of other
items swell the total of salvage sales
to 81 900 month-which goes back
to the Federal Treasury.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Scots Salvage Paper

Search is on in Glasgow, Scotland
for 1000 tons of paper believed hid
den away in the garrets and base
nents of its homes. Declaring tina,
this paper is needed now to defend
Egypt and to aid the coming second
front, Glasgow businesses and shops
are engaged In an intensive drive.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Gandni' S Son Jailed
Under Defense Of
India Regulations
BoneoIore Police Fire
Into Crowd, Killing
One, Wounding 80

b. the Associated PreSs.
NEW DELHI. Aug. 19.-Devasdas
Gandhi, son of the Hindu leader
and managing editor of the Hin
duStan Times. was arrested today
under the defense of India rules
His father, Mohandas 4. Gandhi,
was taken into custody by the Brit
ish on August 9, just after the ALL
India Congress party had made him
generalissimo Of civil disobedience
drive for immediate India indie
pendence.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Victim of Own Rotioninq

MARTINEZ, Calf, (P.--Clarence
E. Fleager resigned as county ra-
tioning board chairman, His resig-
nation said he had worn out his
tires in board work and wasn't ell
igible for new ones.
Evening star., 1942-08-19

SINiMS, ALINE. Departed this life Sun
day. August IS, 1912, at her residence:
ALINE sIMMS mother of Beulah and
Joseph Simms
Funeral AUGUST 20. at pm from
Church of God in Christ. 463 K St Sw..
Rev. S. Kelsey ofhciating. Relatives and
friends invited. Remains may be seen
at the Boyd funeral home, 1898 10th st.
NV, after 5 pm, Wednesday. Inter-
Evening star., 1942-08-19

SCHWEIGERT, EDWARD OLIVER. sud
denly. on Wednesday, August IA, 1912. at
bis residence aIo6 Taylor y 9r St. ,,AM2E1 Mopnt
CERT, beloved son of the late John A.
Funeral from VIM. J. Nalley's funeral
home, 5000 Rhode, Island ave Mount
$50 am; thence to S.. James Church,
37th st. and r. I. ave, where mass will be
offered at 10 am. for the repose of his
soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
termnr. Animation National Cemeter-. III
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Mystery Fish Running
Off Coost of Oregon
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. Calf. Aug. 19.-The
elusive albacore. mystery fish Of
the sea, are running off the coast
from the Cedros Islands to Oregon
in their first appearance in quantity
in Is years
The Fish and Game Office re-
ported today canneries were paying
S375 a ton for the priced white
meated fish and that one San Diego
fisherman had received $500 for a
days catch. Another pocketed
S2.706 for a weeks work.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Kiosk Mine of Dutu

Americans find that OF the Is in
formation kiosks run by the London
Passenger Transport Board the bus
lest is where the Strand enters Ira
! falgsr Square.
Evening star., 1942-08-19

Services at the above funeral home. on
Friday, August 81, at $50 am; thence
to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church.
10th St and Park rd. NV. where mass
will be offered at am 1nterment Glen
wood Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vlted. 20
Evening star., 1942-08-19

SINCLAIR. JAMES Il. Suddenly, on
CLAIR OF 1851 Park rd NV. beloved son
Of Jane NJ. and the late William Sinclair,
nephew of Clara M Maxwell Remains
resting at the s. H. Hines Co funeral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

honors-Mike cut the first
tooth, Pat walked first and
Denny spoke the first word
and so we'll share the blame
In our confession, too.
Pat really started It all
when he took the ink bottle
and spilled it all over the
living room rug and furniture.
He had to stand in the closet
for five minutes, which is the
major punishment at our house
and he didn't like it very well.
We heard mother tell the lady
next door that it took her
three hours to get the ink off.
The next thing that hap
pened was when Mike took
mothers perfume and emptied
it in the kitchen sink Mike
can't explain why he did 1T
but he does know why he
dropped all of our shoes into
the toilet bowl. He thought
they needed to get cooled off.
Denny had cooled us off by
squirting us with the hose
just after mother had dressed
us all up to go over to
grandma's. We all had to
stand in the closet that day.
1t was Denny, too, who took
a bath with all his clothes on.
Mother didn't like that very
well but Michael (he's the
smallest of us and only weighs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
4219 Grayton road,
July 4, 1912


nEAR Mr.. Reporter:
~ When you were at our
house we heard you tell our
mother that I'VE certainly
looked and acted like little
angels" Mother was a good
egg and didn't say anything,
but after the folks put us to
bed last night we decided that
maybe we ought to confess.
You see you were only half
right. We may look like
angels but we guess that's as
far as you can go.
The trouble really started
two-and-a-half years ago on
the day we were born when
our daddy, Jack A. Cremer,
decided that we would be
named Michael, Dennis and
Patrick. After all you can't
give kids names like that and
expect them to be little angels.
Mother tells us that we
were perfect little gentlemen
for the first months of our
life. But after we got through
those necessary stages Of
teething, learning to talk and
to walk we decided that life
was a little dull around the
house so We opened up.
We have always shared the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

20 pounds while the other
two Of us weigh 33 pounds)
really got into trouble when
he gave Denny a black eye.
If you still aren't convinced
that we are not little angels
you should have been at the
house when we took the
clothes poles out from under
mothers washing and dragged
it through the yard into the
sand box. Mother did it over
again and wasn't too angry
with us but now she doesn't
let us in the back yard on
wash days.
These are some of the
reasons we wanted to tell you
why you shouldn't be mis-
guided by our looks.
We aren't excusing our
selves, you understand, but
we believe it's really daddy's
fault for naming us the way
he did.
Your friends,
MICHAEL, DENNIS AND
PATRICK CREMER-
The toughest triplets in town.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
OTRO VAPOR HUNDIDO
POR LOS SUBMARINES
Lord Beaverbroock jefe de la
production de guerra

Washington, Feb. 4.-Otro
vapor americana ha sido hun
dido por los submarines. La
tripulaci6n fue desembarcada
en- Delaware.
Ell Abogado General Biddle
implant6 hoy nuevas medidas
contra ell SABOTAGE. Los s1bdi-
tos de las naciones enemigas
desde la frontera de Oregon
hasta so millas de Los Ange-
les, no podran estar en- la ca
lie despues de las 9 de la no.
che, sin un permiso especial.
Con los sGbditos de paises
enemigos Sc formaran colo
Mas agricolas.
Lord Berverbrook, segGn un
despacho de Londres, ha sido
nombrado jefe de la produc-
ci6n de guerra, puesto parcel
do al de Nelson en- este pals.
Nelson realiz6 hoy nuevas
diligencias para impedir, en-
las producciones whales, roza-
mientos entire los fabricantes
Y ell gobierno. Esto significa
aminorar los fecetos de la ley
contra los trusts.
I'm nuevo contrato para la
fabricacin de motore6s de a.
viaci6n, de gran potencia, en-
friados por aire, fue concedi-
do hoy a la compania Crysler.
Firm6 ell documento ell tenien-
tie general Knudsen.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
Rapsodia SeUilland

Ii fantasia del dibujante, CO.
mo la del mdsico, como la del
escritor, ha de reccger arb ra-
liamants, q 81 capriJho, a1ue-
Mas sugast.ones que, segln la
ccasi6n evocadora, Sc le presen
ten mas inevitables Y perento-
|ras. Ash, con Sevilla, la multi
plemente hechicera, Gqui6n Sc
atreveria a recCger EN- un haz,
en- un ramo, en- un trozo de ar
te encendido como un espejo,
sus rosas, sus espinas sus ex-
tasis Y sus torbellinos?
Hay muchas sevillas dentro
de ella, de igual modo que en-
unos ojos privilegiados arden
muchas luces.
La Sevilla religiosa, toda eri-
zada de "saetas" que brotan del
altar, de la noche, del rio, del
naranjo, del callej6n; la Sevilla
sensual, pagana, euf6rica, que
nos convierte en- una magnolia
ell gusto de vivir; la Sevilla de
los donaircs, cue Sc empapan
de sol Y perfuman las gentes, Y
las copas, y los successes con un
penetrante efluvio griego; la
Sevi,la mora, la Sevilla gitana,
la Sevilla de Murilloy de Val
deS Leal, la de los Quinteto Y la
de Alb@hiz, Ia de Manara y la
de Becquer, la del coimado Y la
del convertible, la de Carmen Y
la de Galhto... IQui6n es capaz
de abarcarla, de definirla, de
contenerla?
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

served in France and returned to Canada as Auditor-General of the
Militia, considered Pidgeon too young for service and had his enlist
ment cancelled. So Walter entered the University of New Brunswick,
but in his freshman year obtained a Lieutenants commission in the
Canadian Field Artillery, 65th Battery.
At Camp Petawawa, he nearly lost his life after being accidentally
crushed between two gun carriages. He was in the hospital for seven
teen months, developing pleurisy and pneumonia. Discharged a month
before the Armistice, he was advised by doctors to take a Job in the
open air, if he hoped to speed complete recovery,
"fou Never Con Tell"
Pdgeons only asset was a good singing voice. Believing that he could
find the best instruction in Boston, he obtained a job as a bank messen-
ger in that city. He supported himself and paid for singing lessons out
Of his small earnings, but having no particular interest in stocks and
bonds, he sought more congenial employment and found it with the
stock company then operated in Boston by the late E. E. Give. Assuring
Give that he could act il given a chance, Pidgeon had a tryout in
George Bernard Shaw's "You Never Can Tell" He did so well, he
remained through that season.
Subsequently, PidgeOn Joined the Elsie Janis company. The tour
wound up at the Palace Theatre in New York, and soon afterwards he
and Miss Janis went to London for the revue, AT Home" This appear
anee brought Pdgeon Broadway offers. One Of them he accepted Ii was
the New York revue, called Puzzles"
he then went "a Hollywood as . contract player. Director James
Iruze gave him his first leading screen role opposite Dolores Costello
IN The Mannequin." He made four other films before returning to New
York to appear in the hit, "No More Ladies"
Sometime later, he was signed to another movie contract. and made
hNe pictures, the titles Of which he says he has conveniently forgotten.
rIhen luck came all at once" he added. Leading men were scarce and
l was borrowed for Saratoga with Clark Gable and Jean Harlow"
Pdgeons progress from that point was slow, but ure. In such films
AZ 'Girl OF the Golden West" THE Shopworn Angel and Too Hot M
nshdlsi ne became accepted Is q fine actor. He scored hits in "Dark
command" and Its a Date" The M-G-M studio, which keeps a keen
Eye on fan mail, was impressed by the ladies who wrote En- saving nice
hings, about Pidgeon and now he is in Holywoods top bracket sroup
Y leading men.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

"a prcpiedad de Yasnaya Polya-
ma en- IN muSeo en- el que Sc re-
oogiercn embellishments todaS
las reliquias del poeta fil6sOfo.
Para los russo sSe convirti6 en-
un sitio de peregrinaci6n; para
TODD ell mundo, en- sitio sagra-
DO. Adui los libros que TolStoy
LEILA, aQui sus cuadroS la mesa
en- la que escribi6 ANNA Ka-
renina", su material de escritu-
IA, sus ropas, su uniforme de
teniente Y un numero de recuer
dos de una vida que, a medida
que Sc fu6 volviendo mas amelia
no, ltrat6 de poner en- practica
Ia ensenanza: "Amaras a tn
pr6jimo como a II mismo'.
Y ahora nos llega la triste
noticia de que NADIA Queda de
Yasnaya Polyana. La casa ha
desapareci6o, como desapareci-
do han todas las reliquias. Pare
des, ventanas Y puertas, mesas
Y sillas, libros, papeles, cuadros
" recuerdos-todo quemado y
esparcido al viento.
FL m1mero de la division ale
mama, duya oficialidad estuNo
alojada en- la casa de Tolstoy,
pasara a la historic con infa-
mia eterna. Es la Division Mi
nero 296 (Dos cientos noventa
y seis) de infanteria. Ell Gene
raj Y otros Ofieiales que fueror
alojados en- la casa, escarne-
cieron la memoria del escritor
reverenciado en- TODD el mundo.
InSultaron su nombre Y su ia
ma, echaron sus libros al fuego,
no tanto para calentarse como
por ell delete de verlos quemar.
Rompieron Y destrozarOn me
sas V sillas y euanto pudieron
encontrar; en- una palabra, hi
cieron TODD cuanto era neceSa-
rio para proclamar al mundo
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
La destruction de Yasnaya Polyana
Una division de salvajes y vandalos
Por WALTER

En- su r1.irada &c Russia los
alemanes nan ev2elaGo a Vas
maya Polyana, I'm sitio tan sa-
grade a nuestra civilization
moderna como 10 fl5 el Parte-
non a la antiguedai clasica.
Yasnaya Polyana estuvo in
timamente asociada con la vida
Y ell trabajo de Leon Tolstoy.
Ali ell poeta escribi6 muchos
de suS libros, ALI predic6 su e.
vangelio. ALI ell gran anciano,
en- aquel entonces un objeto de
peregrinaci6n, recibia a sus Vi
sitaptes; aqui, como ell Saliva
dor, sufri6 la passion de su sole
dad.
En- los dias antes de la pri-
mera guerra mundial Leon
Tolstoy representaba Y simboli-
zaba para la humanidad sus es-
peranzas de ahorrarse la furia
de la guerra. FL siglo que lie
vic naeer miraba con admira-
ci6n Y aSombro al hombre Gu
yoS attributes fiSicos V menta-
les eran los del profeta de la
antiguedad. Cuando sc hallaba
EN- su lecho de muerte, Sc po-
dian DIR en- ell LELAND oriente los
primeros tembloreS de la pr6xi-
ma guerra. Su obra maestro
Guerra Y Paz", la que desert
be los horroreS de la campana
de Napoleon en- Russia, fue acla-
NADIA en- el mundo entero.
Tolstoy era Ia mas brillante
de las tres e~strellaS que lucie-
ron en- nueStro firmamento ha-
cia Ell fin del siglo diecinueve.
Las otras dos: Emilio Zola, es-
Tornado campe6n de la verdad,
como 10 era su hermano russo,
y Henrique Ibsen, el profeta del
norte.
Los rusos convirtieron toda
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

uue eran salvajes Y vandalos.
Para estos nazis de quienes Hit
Ter Ia eN5raido tcdo sentimien-
Ito humane y cristiano,s TODD 10
que sabian de Tolstoy, de su O.
dio contra la guerra y su evan
cello de amor y perd6n, sirvi6
tan solo rara azuzaries en- sus
bajos ingtintos y en- su furia
vindictiva.
Los iibros de Tolstoy son in
morales y ell museo sera, sin
duda, reconstruct. Pero ell
mundo no olvidara el nombre
de la Division Alemana de In
fanterfa NGmero 296.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
AprObada la Ordendnza Sobre
ell Photo del Puerto

FL a'yuntsmiento celebr6 a.
nocaa su session regular de los
m&rtes, bajo la presidential del
DT Victor Rosenthal.
La ordenanza del alcalde Chan
cey scbre ell photo del puerto,
que matara la "botella' de un
ccnccido ciudadano, fu6 apro-
bada con los vctos de los Sres.
MiaMichael, Latimer, D'Arpa,
Minton, Cannella, Raglan, Kay
yCrosby. V0taron en- contra,
Garcia, Frecker, Pelaez y Ros-
enthal.
Crosby cambi6 SUI veto y So
bre este "incidente' Sc desarro-
10 ell debate. Quiso explicar su
vote, pero ell presidente no Sc
10 permiti6. Victor habl6 como
81 fuera Ell "Papaito" de los Sc
hores ediles.
Cannella atac6 dursmente a
Rosenthal y Latimer lie apoy6.
Victor Sc trag6 la marecida
"pildora".
FL ayuntamiento or9en6 al co
mite de Gales trate de obtener
dinero del Esado para reparar
las GALES, bajo una ley de 1941.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
\ PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAN
Agila

Emerge en- Ia ilanura, ell cas-
tillo del IcondeJ.ao,e como un
lbarco en- la mar. I~ntal.cs tieno
los maahones de sus mdrallas,
Gus cubos almenados, sus adar-
YES oteando el foso. Y en- la to-
RE del homemade, esbel.a Y de-
licada como una infantina, ron
da, al atardecer, la sombre del
esclarecido var6n.
impossible substraerse a me
MORA tan Nigorosa que lena,
per sofa, medic siglo, cifrando
todas las actividades humans,
Polltico, humanista, diplomati-
co, historiador, poeta, captain,
Don Aware de Luna va de pa
jeciEo apadrinado a condesta-
bic omnipotente, para ir de la
privanza a la picOta, como ell
mas formidable ejemplo de las
mudanzas de fortuna.
Aqui, en- este castillo, entire
fOrtaleza Y serrallo, 81 acampa-
ba. Aqui descabalgaban sus Ian
zas azules de sus mdsicos portu
gueses. Aqui Ell aroma de sus vi
nos y las gracias de un favori-
tas. Y bajo los almendros Ell
flor, aqui erraba, como un ju-
glar, componiendo estrofas ga
lantes:
Nj persona Siempre fue
y dSt Serd tOdd bora,
SerUidOr de una sonora,
la caal 90 nuRca Dire.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

tito. aumentar Ia eorriente de iugo
gas.rico Y asi mejorar la digestion,
Y construir fuerza Y energia, enton-
ces dselo bajo las ~direcciones dadas
para el tonico.
Eu cualquiera de esos propositos,
CARDUI Ia venido dando satisfac-
tories resultad0s a senoras y senori-
tas durante 81 amos, como Sc prue-
ba por la ejecutoria de s popula-
ridad.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
OLA DE JUZGAR
Ell GANADO

Mahana sera juzgado ell ga
nado en- la Feria de Florida.
Las puertas Sc ADRIAN a las
9 de la manana Y los espec-
taculos a las 10.
Como en- dias anteriores, la
banda dirigida por Cervone o.
frecera otro concerto.
Por la tarde, a las $3.50, Sc
hara ell desfile del ganado por
frente a la glorieta.
Frank Wirth presentara su
revista Thumbs Up" en- ell
programa de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

LA SESSION DEL AYUNTA-
MIENTO
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
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Walter Pidgeon is one of Holly.
woods most distinguished actors
on a number Of counts. Versatile,
affable and modest, he is equally
popular both on and off the screen
and is one Of the few leading men
who survived the transition from
silent to talking pictures.
Pidgeon has played all kinds of
roles with facility. His commander
in Flight Command" had the same
sincerity and strength that his
hearty Texan ranchman displayed
in Blossoms in the Dust" But as
a newspaperman in Design For
Scandal'i he returns once more to
the type of light comedy he has al
ways managed so adroitly.
EnliSfS
Walter Pigeons background re-
veals as fascinating a success story
as there is in movie annals, He was
born in St. John, New Brunswick
and attended Alexander School.
Leaving high school at the age Of
sixteen, he enlisted in the first
World War but an elder brother,
Colonel Don Pidgeon, who had
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

Sc autoriz6 al alcalde 4
ccrprar materiales y hacet
cami,lss y parihuelas con
no a Ian estaciones de prnersl
eura del Comite de DefensN del
Condado. Y.
Quejo concedida autoridad
para convertir Ia Gale Grant en-
una por donde el transito solo
podra llevar una direction des-
de la Gale % hasta los astille-
ros. Lo mismo Sc hara con la
calle Chaplin. No Sc permitira
estacionamiento de coches en- la
Gale de Flagler.
Fue aprobada una ordenanza
que prohibe ell poser, comprar
o Nender sellos de alimentoS ex-
pedidos por Uncle Sam, 81 Sc ma
ce en- contra de 10 dispuesto en-
ell reglamento federal.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
Muchas mujeres obdenen alivio en- dos formas

CARDUI es un nombre que listed
debiera recordar, 81 sufre, por eau
a fu~ncionales, en- estas dos for
mas; De dolores ~periodicos o meles-
tias, y de falta de apetito, fuerZa Y
energia.
81 la primera IS ell motive de SUI
descontento, commence a tomarlo tres
dias antes "del tempo, y tome
CARDUI como Sc ordena. ST necesi-
Ia un tonico para estimular ell ape
La gaceta., 1942-02-04
~CAPTURADOS 200 TAN
CUES

Mosc6, Feb. A las tro-
pas alemanas les han sido cap
turados 200 nuevos tanques.
Las lineaS del enemigo han
sido rotas de nuevo en- Khar-
hov y ores %sectores.
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

Ia var:edad es su te.oro; la
~antftesia, su mrsa; Ia gracia,
proelca, ds1ivc3a y pl-ral, 81
prede J!inaci6n.
Arrarcadle del pecho uno de
sus clavelas y huid con el para
cuas.ra gloria y vuc "a pordi-
ci6n, sin raiirle mas. Sevilla
nunca defrauda, nj exige, nj es-
pers. Sc Ga. Nos tcma.
No hay que apelar con ella a
Ia sGplica; bastard Ia plegaria
o ell requiebro.
Harto lie consta que es-siem
pre- Y para siempre-adorable..
La gaceta., 1942-02-04

Para pintar mejor 81
compre la pintura
2. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i n g
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
A Man Who
HasAGOOd Word
For Snakes

II
~ of New York Citys Bronx Zoo, man who spends
his working hours with of the worlds greatest colec-
tons of Reptiles
Because Mr. Nahcwson a zoo staff member, thinks
his charges the magned members of the Animal
Kingdom, he 10 do something about il. The
thousands Of visitors to the Reptile
thousands questions about snakes he decided
set down of the common of them and theF
correct scientific answers-the other day in Animal
Kingdom" magazine published by the The snake
hopes in this way to make life little simpler for the
things that crawl
Here are some of the most common the questions
Mathewson picked to help people straight
the subject Of snakes and the harm they don't do.
l. What good snakes, anyway? Like all living
creatures snakes have to eat-and large proportion of
them gobble up rodents harmful interests
estimated that such rodents chiefly rats and
mice degtroy 5000 600 coo worth Of fo6dstus every year
United Anything like the snake that preys
rats and mice consequently is good friend of man
2 Are all snakes poisonous? No. There about
245O species in the world and only about IT'S consid
cred dangerous Another 70 are poisonous but are so
small that, all ntents and purposes, they
dangerous to human beings
B. Are all snake poisons alike No Generally speaking
there are kinds poison. One attacks the
nerves of the victim and the other the blood cells
4 Is snakes forked tongue poisonous? No. When
a its tongue, It is gathering taste
uons which registered on special organ in the roof
the snakes mouth.
a snakes breath poisonous? No. This is silv
myth that probably started in the Middle Ages before
with yarns about dragons that brathed fire and pesu-
lontial gases
6 Can a snake spit" poison? The so-caled Splitting
Cobra others Of the family spray
up 10 with accuracy This ability prob
bI, COMICS IN bard,, a means NJ bindne nrospective
victim while the snake closes in for bite.
What has the deadliest poison? That's hard
question to answer but good is the Green Manila
In the It feeds upon birds which it seeks
and bushes Possibly its poison has to work fast
kin its prey before it fly far the serpent might
have travel long way to reap the reward of its labor
you bitten by a poisonous snake any
good hold part your head? No This idea
belief that poison only travels upward
Actually venom is distributed through the bloodsream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

enemy and the latter either crashes trying 20 avoid him,
is thrown off guard, making him easy victim for
of Sptfire ladies"
THE Hot One" the favorite ghost of the bomber
mand guides his big twn-taied Hampton with invisible
hands enemy territory the long flight TO
Berlin This unusual spectre has his speciality, too.
According to the pilot of a Whitley bomber, he
flying Hellfire Corner night when this huge
Hampden swooped down from above us going at ter
rifle rate 1t brightly lighted and could see there
at the controls
1T overshot flying rapidly and outdstanced us
Suddenly the enemy let loose terrific barrage of flax
anaircraft that caught the Hamp
den right in the middle of il. l saw il in time"
1.-THE Hampden, though apparently hit in a thousand
places, pulled up too, climbing sleeping into the clouds.
If it hadn't attracted the fire of those hidden batteries
the gunners would have brought us down in hurry"
Other pilots, too have declared they have been saved
by 1.-THE Hot One they ferried their bomb loads of
retrbuton towards enemy territory when the ghost plane
decoyed the fire of concealed batteries,