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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
HippeHreme Gkeater
so tie Sbores Of 3ripoli"

Sic eridiitternbe Geifid)te oes
II. g. Warine Corps uno mas es
nimmt einen fGmpfenoen v2eatber=
ned" binaus5rhperfen, mt in einem
Slim ser 90. Century 6or 6irma in
80 tbe Chores Of Sripcli" feitge=
balten norben, llnb miro bon Cams
tag, sen 90. Mai, an i'm Sippoorome
Sbeatar norgefibrt.
Die Sitelrollen liegen in Sdnoen
bon Ssobn 0apne, 'Sereeant Manooli
Scott uno Maureen S'6ara, sic bon
Nancp aelp, @iaiam Tracp, Marie
Roienblum, Senrp Morgan II. a. nm
ferItiitt tperben.
Sober Mmerifaner tpiro oieien Slim
ichen tpoIen. Nahoem lie i'm geleben
bolben tperoen piele bon linen Before
Mmerifaner fem. Seben lie ith Die
len Slim an 1nb iie meroen ifb al
,@nfe Sniel" erinnern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
kcnteS bel Scr meitii>c
Savings anN Ecait e.

60 groBer geliahtheit e"rirelt it'd
Die @eitiioe Sapines ano Soan Co.,
an Ode @eIt 25. Strabe unS Suroin
Mpe., baB iait tGslih nei,e aontos
er0ifnet meroen. Ser Sienlt om
Gun0cn BEL ser Weitiibe Earrings
ano 2oan So. lit aber allh ausge-
5eifnet. Sic &lrnoen lperocn geipil-
ienbaft bernten, nie lie an beiten
hire Griparniiie anlegen fonnen.
6erner meroen bel ser Grofinung
neuer &ontos ieSem Sllbaber ein
nerles mooernes &lidybud) ~a,,seebdn=
bigt. Glide aodjbiifer erireuen iid,
beionoerer 8eliebtheit a,id) idIon bess
baIb, neil tie ser Sausfrau nelle
@ege in Der ;3irbereitune gutter Mabl-
3eiten aeigt. Die &ohbiid)er entbal-
ten nid)t peniger ais 1901 He5epte.
Mlio tpabrlih arobe austpabl. @ic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
1tm zpenSen iir las r1par Service Center"
,uirH 0ctetcn

Sic Grteilung bon Conformation iibe-
Scimmebr, Hptes areus, &riegs-
5onos uno anoere &riessorganiiotio.
tlcn pcroen. limo auBeroem miro es
Sic r6lamme oes Gatriotismusr
a%ninehmen, neld,e ME nerloihen
piro, bis ser Sieo erruneen lit.
sic Sumne bon $4,000 m,tR
nun auisebratt peroen, INN bie So
item bieies attraftipen @a,nperfs st
oeyfen. 3u oieiem 31ped iino 'Speu.
sen n%pttpenoig. Die beutiditGmmiae
uno iGd1liite 9epolferl,ne bat bier
8elegenheit ibren Hatriotismlls ST
bepeiien. Spenoen iino niufommen,
OBJ arcb pber flein. Die Sal,ptiad)e
lit, sob es rett piele Spenoen Iino.
ipelde e%inlauicn.
9iiraermeilter 2ouihe lit Ser Soft
n,,ng, oab sic Sclltifen uno Sohr-
len al,d) nidt sl,riiditeben iperben,
Gingeianbte Sheds nolIen sahl-
bar aenlaht ,peroen an Senrp g.
ISberman, Sreaiurer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
~Senatsaararicr eeraten
in ietarie Debatte

@a1bingtin. Sn Der Situng oes
Sen 2anrtpirtihaftsumt4gta porbe-
reitenoen l1nterausihuiies 6es sc.
uats fam es stpiihen Senatspertres
tern ser portpieeeno Waisforn pro-
ou5ierenben iSfaaten uno parlamer.
tariiden 6iibrern in Mngelegenbei-
ten ser M5itobtng bon @etreioe als
5uttermittel az einem 9reiie BON 81
Yro5ent bes @ertes 81 Streitigfei,
ten. 9ie cine 8ruppe tpirft Ser on
beren Dor lie au benahteiligen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
Sc ipQ nit einem 2oitenanf,pan6
bon $4,000 am HnbIie Square e.
ridlfef tuer6en.


9as erite 8roieft bes Glsnelanoer
8riegsfomitee, oas aus 8iirgermel-
Ster Iranf $. 2auidps oils aIgemei-
mem 8oriisenSen, 8ihter Nobert N.
Milfin, G~refrtiu, @oriihanbem, 6.
e. Sberman pon Der Societp for
Saoinss oils Shatmeiiter, uno ct.
81. Grpert aIs SefretGr beIteht, bat
aIs critics Yroieft oie Grrihtung oes
.@ar Serpice Center" arn Subtle
@quare in Muslidyt genummelt. Die.
ies @ebGuoe lit ais Elm Spmbol Ser
angemeinen @eitrebungen Glcne.
LAMBS i'm Sntereiie Ser ariesiiibrlu,e
rn6 ols cine tdalife Mahnnng iiir
Gamienoe bon giirgern al ibre
8riegsperpfliftunsen aeSadt.
Gs miro iif UNI ELM gut gebautcs
uno gut bepilan5tes 8ebdiloe ban.
beln, peIdes unIerer Staot miiroia
lit. Gs miro Elm &auptauartier fiir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
2lmerifa mnH Hie
arabiihe welt
ShIuR bon Seite /.

t~ereiien stpiiden MooIebelt unb Dem
Wabobitenberrider.
GatiGfJlih tpiro Elm Cell ser Be-
gleitirng Mleranber &irfs niht NIT
Ibm nad &airo srriidgoben, ionoern
iih pon &ioo nad) Der Safenitabt Seq
oab ON &oten Meer, Dem Mnfunfts-
bafen ser Neffapileer, beseben, no
cine polihiihe 0ertretung Ser 0erei,
nigten Staaten ourd) Sames g.
Woole uno ferner cine uncertainties
lanSpirt'daftlid)e 8eratungsiteue ges
ldaffen tperben, an beren Spite e.
W. Slpitfel itebt, ser ii6 felt Is
Sabren ourd StuSien umo praftiffc
Nr5eit in Mrobien neroient aemad)t
bot.
- Bittc Ieien Sfe bic Wr,eiaen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

,reroen, mill man lid) nid)t Der Sc
iabr ausieten, Dab oas Ssbuerm0-
gen itGno;g natldbt. gei Garlet:
lungen am Ml,ge gebe man am be-
item gleif 81 e;nem Spesialilten;
ie.bIt bic 5ortnafne zines Srems.
fGrpers aus Sem Iuge e~riorOert eli
men Nr5t."
6rau NIiee $. Smith, GiGtet.fe-
rim ON G.eoelano 5ealtb Council:
.Galide grndbruna 5eiat lid an sen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
was ectt IN 1n>ie,, per?
EhIuk boil Settle |.

ten Sofinungen tatIahlih beredtiet
limo ober in Ser Srari5 @aiier auf
ole iapaniide W.ible treibeu per=
SEN.
Ststpiid,en bat General Mapeu
feline Srei inoiihen Nrneen reorgaui-
iiert unh ipeitgehenoe Gorbereitlngen
getroffen, nm iaruniiden Ingriffen
Sl 9ano ober sur See pirfinmen @i=
bertrand entgasenieten at fGnnen.
Sung icin lit ihol,. cit iein lit
bealtem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

ti,ns na6 w;iienidaftlid)e1 &idtli=
ftien ~ieitge!egt meroen. 8lenoenOes
Sid)t mllb inter allen l%1mitGnOen
permieoen merOerl. l,nb ser gelamte
arbeitsraum muB 10 beleudtet iein,
oab idarie &ontraite bon 2iht uno
'Sdatten permieoen merocn."
GapitGn Mrtbmr Motb, Supt. fir
Notwithstanding i'm 4~oli5eioes
partment: ,,SSn meiner Griahrunu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

lns &. %. Mtfins, GTef,,tipe Gise-
priiiocnt ser @eItiioe Sapings ano
2ouu So. mitteilt, lino sic .&odJhii
der beinabe pergrifien. aae oieieni-
gen, sic Sic ne,lcn unh mooernen
&odSbiid)er BADEN molen, baben bod.
lte 3eit, bel Ser @eitlioe Sapings
ano 9oan So. porSuipreden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

lid i'm 9anoe lire Seller unb bie
nWon1eu's MiNiionarD of the 8rcss
'6pteriau G6urh", cine 3%entraluer.
%einigung nit 800 5ranenbcrbdnoen
nit nlcbr oils 1 Wilion Mitglieoer.
bat beihloiien, iofort cine @ampag-
ne fir @ieHereinfiibrune ser Hro-
|bibitinu fir Sic Tauer bcs gegen.
ipGrtigen Grieges" in oie @ege 5u
leiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Mui Sic @ift;gfeit gutter Ml,gen
miro in einem Bulletin oes Gleoe=
lan0 Sight Saping Council hinge
m.eien. Die Meinuag bon bier
Glepelanber MutoritGten 1T in Den
io!genhen Ml,siiibrunaen fpieScrae-
geben:
ausenipcsioliit Or. g. $. Ion-
fen: II. beranitrengung Ser augcn
lest Sic 9.iitungsfGbigfcit herab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
Sur Nbitinen,
in Scr wctrmaht

@aibington. Mnnabernb orciBig
GonsreBmitglieoer, Die OH 8eIetes-
maBnabnlen our Ginidrdnfung oes
gcrfa,lfs bon Spirituoien an oie be.
mafinete Matt iiro, treten i,icber
in SEN 8oroergrunb. God, nod alien
Nadriftcn iheint lire Sad)e Der
aebens al iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

ourg, oie Ourd) all3u itarfeS Sitt
oeruriaht miro. @itamin u, gleihs
iaus CUR Grbolturs gutter augen
e~riorSerlih, miro in 0tilb, Gemii-
len, 2ebcr uno gige!b gefunoen."
Yroieior !Ssnrp .. Dates, au-
forfeit ai,f Sent Gebiet Ser Veleud)-
tuna: .Mihtiaa Beleubtung I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Mugen genau 10
spie in Sen Ibris
gen Srganen bes
8orpers. 3mei fir
sic Mugen mid.
tige Gitomine fins
GibOflapin uno
Gitamin q. &is
%boilabin lit in
Wilb, @emIien
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Inn n%adybauie SIT fabren. @enn ie.
rmano GjlGier trIat, ioQ er lie al,f
beim Sabren tragen. Sic!e ltnidac
pailieren h,i e.ntretenher Tiinfel,
nett"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

SauIe un0 bel Der
Arbeit erbGlt sic
Sebfsnit. Mnn
ioa INNER genug
2iht boben. Gum
2eien ioute mon
cine 150 @att
Ncrnpe gebrdu-
den; CUR Mrbelt
SO ppIp,td,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

babe id manfe
Nutp- unfdHc auf
lGlebte Mugen gu
riidiiibren fonen.
lit ratianl. sic
Mugen nod geta-
ner Mrbeit etipas
ausruben 81 lal=
che man lih
ins Muto begibt,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

GS lit oeSbalb
lp:btig fur ieoer-
mann, feline Mu.
gen in regetma.
b.gen Abitanocn
nod)p:Mfen 81 lai-
len. @,nu ser
Nugenar5t Slider
perihrcibt, ioutcn
iip n,id, %uctronen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

urN Tleiif cntbolten. IS 1pielt
cine nid)tige MoIle in Muaenermii.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

- OF mm,d5er tneint Elm gutes
Sierra 5u baben uro bat n,,r idtpahe
Merpen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

I'm diesen krieg zu gewinnen missen wir Ameri-
kaner verhtten irgend etwas brauchbares yum Sieg
zu v~erschwenden. Verschwendung hilft Hitler! In
dem Sic helen Nerschwendung zu verhiiten, helfen
Sic Hitler stopper, und ussere anderen Feinde!
Ihr Elektrischer Refrigerator macht es linen mog-
Itch ~Verschwendung zu verhuter--sparen Nahrung.
Zeit, Arbeit. Gesundheit und Geld.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

: gittc Ieien sic bic Mnaeigen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Es ist speziell notwendig Verschwendung Won Nah
rung zu vcrhiiten. Ihr Elektrischer Refrigerator list
Elm Observation-Disclosures Err bewahrt Nah
rung, verhIitet Vernichtung, fordert Gesundheit,
schiitzt Ihre Brieftaschc.
Vergessen Sic MIGHT Ihr Refrigerator kann SIGH
selbst iber and dariber bezahlen durch die Erspar-
nisse die err moglich macht.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
TWENTY ONE ' ARRIVED FROM
 SITkA SUNDAY

Arrivals nere by steamer from Sitka Sunday were Mrs. Evla "A. Apach, Joseph F. Holifield, Mrs. Annie Holifield, Miss Lorean Holi- field, Signe Nyman, A. G. Gengler. Lewis Mcdonald
 Willis Brown, Don Westover, Eu- gene Grafton. Frank Metcalf, Mrs. Frank Metcalf, Mrs. Myrtle Mark ham, John M Moe, James s. Hun ter, Frank Godines, Lyle G. Young, Eric Matson, Cecil McGraw and Fred Emerson.
 Leave for South
 Taking passage for the sout h from Juneau were, for Petersburg -Antone Westry, Casper Westry, Paul Breeding and Inga Samuel son; for Ketchikan-Ernestine zoll- man, Stella Young, Lieut.. Com. John M. Clark.
 Leaving for Seattle were Ruth Allen, Roger Johnson, Mrs. George Berry, George Berry, Jr., O.. H. Simila, Mrs. o. H. Simila, James T. Burnett and Don A. Fortune.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
Moose Women in
 Meeting Saturday

At the Chapter night program of the Women of the Moose, held last Saturday evening, Mrs. Nadia Sheeper and Mrs Teresa Sanborne were initiated into the order.
 Regular business of the meeting included the appointment of an Auditing Committee consisting of Mrs, Phyllis Lesher, chairman, and Martha Schmitz and Mrs. Matty Baldwin. The January Committee will have Mrs. Mary Haas as chair man, and Mrs. Mildred Hansen and Annie Cook
 Following the business meeting games were played and refresh ments served, winners of prizes awarded in the games being Mrs. Iva Lingard, first, and Mrs. L Puszel, low A lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Leona Sebenico and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
HARRY CARROLL,
 HULDA NIkULA TO
 WED DURING WEEK

Harry Carroll, chef at the Baranof Hotel, and Hulda Nikula. formerly with the hotel staff and at present vacationing in Seattle, have filed application for a marriage license and will be married the latter part of the week, MT. Carroll said.
 Miss Nikula, who is expected to return to Juneau within the next few days, has lived in Juneau for some time. MT Carroll is long, time Juneau resident and was form erly employed as chief chef at the Gastineau and Imperial Cafe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21

TOM AND JERRY BATTER At Sully's Bakery. Phone SIT adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21

Mrs Margaret Unrick.
 In charge of the meeting was Mrs. Christina Abraham, assisted by Mrs. Lillian Allen and Mrs. Margaret Chopp.
 All Women of the Moose n d their children are invited to at tend the Christmas party in the lodge room at pm, Tuesday, De- cernber g. Brita Bland will be chairman of the refreshment com mittee, aided by Mrs. Lee Putzel and Mrs. Emily Schmitz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
FRANK METCALF HERE

Frank A. Metcalf, formerly City Engineer of Juneau and now on the engineering staff of the Sienls Drake Company in Sitka, accompanied by Mrs. Metcalf, arrived in Juneau by steamer yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs Metaclf will spend Christmas here with their son-in- law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Hagerup and the latter's daughter. Mary Gail They expect to return to Sitka shortly after Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
QAS5E5 IN MINING
 TO BE GIVEN HERE

c. R. Burle.-. mining engineer, is to conduct courses in mining in Juneau starting Jannary 5. The instructions will be given for four weeks with classes at 7:30 p. m. ln Juneau High School Monday through Friday each week.
 The instruction will be free, given under the auspices of the University of Alaska. MT Burley will be at the Gastineau Hotel between the hours of 1 and 5 pm. daily to interview those interested in receiv- ing further information on the classes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
ALASkA C0ASTAL MAKES FLIGHTS
 TO EXCURSION

Passengers arriving here Satur- day afternoon from Excursion h. let with Alaska Coastal Airlines were Fred V. Merig. George R. Schanafelt, Serge Evans. Carl stafford, w S. Holmes.
 On several flights from Juneau to Excursion Inlet Sunday out eoing passengers with AGA were Chester Bauic, Carl Ashbrennen, Vincent Yakupatz, Ted Danielson. w. w. Packett, A. L. Murphy, Claude J. Burk, Antone Lee, F. w. Sinnan and Arthur Ladd.
 Passengers arriving here Sunday from Excursion Inlet were Ros- coe Klenna, Sid Benson. Roy W. Libsle, c. Conway, A. J, Becker, George Cartecti, Juan Fillipe, Wil- m Smith. Francis Smith, Don- aid OIeary, Stephen Finch. Will liam Kelly, Karl Makinen and 3fus Theckalain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
SMALL FIRE IN NATIVE
 VILLAGE LAST EVENING

A chimney fire in the native Fil- lage at 8:15 o'clock last night called out members of Juneau Vol unteer Fire Department. No dam age was done. The alarm came in from box 21.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21
SPECIAL XMAS PACKAGES

In Watkins Products. Set gold trim glasses with each $500 pur- chase. Free Xmas Cards. Call for them 3:30 to pm. H.> N. Full bright, Watkins Dealers. l72 Franklin St, Room 4. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-21

Mrs Annie Cropley and Mrs. Lizzie Peterson are recent incom- ing patients at the Government Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Steve. "ready TO claim he'd
picked IL up with your tools
when he picked you up. Take
him outside, Beau. I've got
little unfinished business here"
A few moments later. Steve
whispered, "Now. Smoky, it's all
over. Stop shaking"
How did you know, Steve,
that Beau wasn't guilty."
cit was easy. Ii was one OF
three. liked the fireguard, 1
liked Beau and I didn't like
DentZer. Besides, Beau made
me a promise"
ALL Is WELL
a promise
yes" said Steve, then called,
Hey. Beau"
Beau made a sheepish appear
ance from the porch.
Square me- said Steve,
about the beating"
well. uh," stammered Beau,
"you see, Steve caught me raid
ing a slot machine and he made
me swear Oft crooked stuff. But
ID wasn't exactly my back he
beat. II was, well. down here
more. He used a razor strop."
"Oh! oh, Beau" gurgled
Smoky. He s-s-panked you. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Daily Quiz

First woman presidential can
didate in the United States
made her appearance in what
year?
His Memphis Blues" and "St
Louis Blues" earned him the
title, Father of the Blues.
Name him.
,--Who rules the WAVES7
i-Sniping, shipping or shopping,
which applies 10 Russia S
Liudmila Pavlichenko?
Usually, if you've a pound Of
eggs, have you more or less
than a dozen?
Ward McAllister's remembered
for the 400" Who's famous
for The Four Million"
of the chemical elements so
far discovered how many are
of major Importance in the
manufacture of chemicals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
KnowIedg Test
By DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

.1-Why (a) do we use ID. for
pound; (b) do we call uniforms
khaki: (c) do we speak oil
corned beef?
.2-Who said il: (a) Suit the ac-
ton to the word, the word to
the action: (b) Handsome is
that handsome does; (c) God
bless us, every one?
3-What is it, used for: Ca)
creosote: (b) gutta-percha; tc)
jute fibre?
Use an English word instead:
(a) circa; (b) andante; (c)
in toto.
three of the signers of
the Declaration of indie
pendence from Connecticut.
6-Who described soldiers so: (a)
He is a soldier fit 10 stand by
Caesar and give direction; (b)
And fired the shot heard
round the world; tc) The
Assyrians came down like the
wolf on the fold? N
Copyright. issl. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

why did you lie, Beau. to me?"
"Well, Smoky, you got so mad
at Steve when I just started to
tell you about II that 1 didn't
dare finish because 1 figured
you'd be whole lot madden at
me. You're pretty scarey when
you get mad"
Not to me-" chuckled Steve.
81 love It,"
"Ohw gasped Smoky. 80
you love it! Why, you cOnceited
seIf-satlsfied big-Oh! Let me
go!-Don't you are.--ugh-
ugh-Mmm."
THE END
TOmorrow's short story:
"Vitamin VS." by Anthony
Rud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

from here or from the fence to
|. Silver Basin, brought the loot
back here and gotten back to
the fence. The whole job would
not have taken more than three
hours. Did you see any one to-
day, Beau"
mo. Not until Dentzer picked
me up to bring me here"
WELL" said Steve, II guess
I'd better tell you that the rob-
her was identified by his mask.
II was worn blue bandanna,
with a design of silver horse
shoes"
Smoky gasped. Beau blanchet
and protested:
But I've got on red one
today. l haven't worn the blue
one for a couple of days"
mo help there" said. Steve.
"The robber had the blue ban
danna as n mask. wore a regular
red one around his throat. Let's
see. Beau, what would you do
with that blue bandanna:"
"How should i know. L"
GUILT SEEMS CERTAIN
"An old bandanna like that"
persisted Steve, "would be so IA
miliar TO you that you'd hardly
notice how conspicuous the pat
tern would be to others.
"Just as a guess, I'd say you'd
bring the loot back here. Not
needing two handannas for fence
meuiing, I'd say you'd leave the
blue one here after you'd hidden
the loot"
Look" said Beau, "I'Il tell
you"
Lets check on that, Dent
yer" continued Steve. Find
ing that bandanna for positive
Identification would save the
government LOT of money. See
II you can find Ii, In Beau's
room"
"All right, Steve" said the
rancher. "But i still think you're
all wrong"
Dentzer left. Smoky gazed anx
iously at Beau and Beau looked
with fascinated eyes at the hand
cuffs Steve twirled nervously abou
lean forefinger. The cuffs mad'
a cleaning circle Of light in thu
darkened quiet room.
Presently DentZer returned, TIL
blue bandanna in his hand. Beat
paled and Steve looked away from
the stricken pleading look Smok.
directed toward him.
Slowly Steve approached Beau
Smoky moved between them.
"Sorry. smoky" said Steve.
"Where'd YOU find IL, Dentzer ."
"In the top bureau drawer"
Steve turned quickly AM
snapped the handouts about Dent
zer'S wrists.
"Hey. What the -" COM
mented DentZer. "
Too bad, DentZer." said Steve.
PLENTY too bad for you. You see,
DentZer. no ones been I'm that
room between the time you just
went In and the time I searched
II before you came"
so what does"
II turned every drawer Of that
bureau upside down. There
wasn't any bandanna there until
YOU put IL there. You played
right into my hand when you
took your chance 10 plant IL In
stead Of destroying IT,"
Dentzer growled.
Gee. steve" sighed Beau. III
YOU thought he had IL, why
didn't YOU search him when he
came and save us this grief"
'9ie was ready fcr that said
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he came back and stood by the
window. silent. He tried hard &c
keep his thoughts from the cir
who sat staring at the table, L
keep his thoughts on his job.
There was rumbling Of tho
cattleguard by the gate and a cal
came to a halt before the house
S me- ky darted out through the
door and threw her arms about the
dark haired boy who was first to
emerge from the car.
Steve addresse the lear
Irancher who followed:
Thanks, DentZer. Let's go in
side, all of us"
They went inside. Smoky's head
was on Beau's shoulder. Dentzer
stood by the door, avoiding the
scene with embarrassed eye. Steve
cleared his throat.
you're all wrong about this.
Steve" said DentZer. 'Beau's
been working on my drift fence
today, along the ridge"
Look DentZer," argued Steve.
eff anybody goes past you OF
the south side of the ridge and
nobody goes past the fire tower
on the north side of the ridge,
as the guard has already re-
ported, where does n man who
leaves Silver Basin in this direc-
ton travel?"
NOT BEAU'S LAWYER
maybe 80, steve" grudged
DentZer. Maybe along the
ridge. But you're dead wrong
IL you think Beau robbed any
one"
Suppose" said Steve sharply,
you just remember you're
deputy and not Beau's lawyer.
Now, who saw Beau last?"
II did" replied Dentzler. II
came by this morning just as
Smoky left for town. told
Beau TO work on the fence"
Were you away all day,
Smoky" asked Steve, not look
ing az her.
yes" she SAID, slowly, II was
away all day, until just before
you came"
Then" said Steve, nobody
saw Beau since morning and this
house was empty all day. That
= means Beau could have gone
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QUIZ Answers

Mrs. Belva Lockwood. of
Washington, d. c., was the
nominee Of the Equal Rights
Party in 1884 and 1888.
William Christopher Handy.
3--Lt. Comdr. Mildred McAfee.
Shipping.
5-Ten eggs usually constitute
a pound
60. Henry.
ELEVEN.
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By Walt Disney
A Busy 'HaYmaker'
A Square Peg

2-(a) Shakespeare-"Hamlet":
(b) Goldsmith-"Vicar OF
Wakefield"; (c) Dickens
christmas Carol"
3-fa) disinfectant and wood
preservative; OBJ insulating;
(c) burlap webbing and rope.
IA about; (b) slow; (c) al
together.
5-Roger Williams, Samuel
Huntington, William VIII
liamS, Oliver Wolcott.
6-(a) Shakespeare-,"Othello';
\ \(b) EN- er n-"Concord
Hymn; (c) Byron - De-
structDn OF Sennachrib."
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HORIZONTAL
Part ~ locomotive.
Moccasin-like shoe.
7--Javeun.
70 Beverage.
l3-Self
iA--Thrust.
i5-Sundry.
-WBr-chariot.
ls-ReEard.
dumping amphibians
III Bodies OF water
23--Diminutiye suffix.
27-Fanon.
2g--Watch secretly.
3i--Religion labbr),
32-Large carnvorous MANN
34--Genus of herbs.
36-Cyprinold fish.
37-Ask aims.
3e--Bahylonian diety.
40-SA tax.
42-Town in Brazil.
44--Salutation.
-4g--F4R
4e-VeEetable dish.
52-Following the exact words
54--Idolize.
55-Note in Gudo's scale.
56--Feminine name.
81 Second growth crop.
5s--Still
59--Lair.
VERTICAL
Ready money.
Opposed 10 aweather
3-Drlnks
Through
49, 81 Playing marble.
6--Tints
Winter vehicle.
S-Armed squad.
a--Half ems
10-Epoch.
li--Color.
16--Magistrate Of ancient Rome.
20--Serpents
22--Part OF speech