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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
By Bob Ripley

least I could assure him that help
was at hand.
I withdrew the key from the
lock and tucked il into my bodice
pocket. Then, with my eyes fixed
upon the man facing the wall. ]
went TO the closed door of the
room from which the cry had
come. and threw IL open.
! saw the man against the wall
stir at the sound, and spoke
quickly. sharply.
Keep your face against that
wall" / commanded. 81 am
watching your every movement"
IL wouldn't advise you to 20
into that ROOM" he said, with a
sheer in his voice. at wouldn't
be enjoyable for you"
II am net going into the room
now" I said, 'but you are, and
then I shall follow you"
My voice was shaking with rage
and horror. For my one quick
glance into the room had shown
me the contorted faces and bulg-
ing eyes Of two grievously tor
tured men. sitting on the floor
against the wall with feet dashed
together. hands tied behind their
backs, cruel gags in their mouths
and blood upon their faces and
clothing. One Of them was Profes-
sor Diswell. I was sure of that
The other might have been the
twin brother of the man outside
who had posed as the gardener
The answer TO that was easy. This
was the real servant of Professor
Diswell. The man outside had inn
personated him.
/ walked back to the man who
had impersonated the old profess
sor and standing behind him spoke
with slow emphasis.
II am keeping right behind
you, 30 there 10 no chance for
you to do anything but obey.
You will now walk In front Of
me into that other room and
unite those men,"
was cut short by a violent
pounding on the outer door and
shout
Let us In this minute, or weTl
break the door down."
Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

I was wondering. too. whether
7 il would be wise to unlock the door
before Gus and his men should
come up TO ii.
ventured one quick glance out
Of the window as / neared il. but
not living object was in sight
and I could hear no sound oil
struggle.
In vain I reminded myself a;
my instructions 10 Gus, that one
blast of my whistle would NEAR
that all the men should come al
once 10 the house, but would also
mean that they should exercise
caution in their approach.
/ could do with little less eau.
ton. / now told myself bitterly
as ] moved 10 the door. Standing
sidewise, so that / could keep one
eye upon the man standing agains,
the other wall. inserted the key
into the lock and turned il. Their
l turned the doorknob and pulled
the door ajar. just enough &c
assure myself that the key was
the right one.
But / shut and locked the door
as quickly as / had opened il, keep
ing my hand upon the key. how
ever. while with my other hand
lgripped my pistol, still keeping 1,
trained upon the man opposite me
And then from the next room
there came again that gurgling
choking noise.
knew what I had to do now
The mandate was heavy upon me
! could not help now the old pro-
fessor who, 1 was sure. was max
ing that unearthlY noise hut n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

The maple sugar industry.
V-shaped cuts are placed in
the trees bark with a peg at
the bottom. as a means OF
collecting the sap.
2-The rate of descent is be-
tween is and "a feet per
second, depending on the
wearer's weight. The jolt
received when landing is
equal TO a free jump from
heights of from 4 to 9 feet
respectively.
3@Northern France, or the
English Channel.
4=Eighty-eight.
5-The iron industry. They are
molten iron balls fresh from
the pudding furnace.
Seattle.
AT Lexington, Mass, in IT'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
WORLD WAR
ATLAS
Order Blank

In mailing. enclose Is
cents and address 7. ~. s.
WORLD WAR ATLAS,
Detroit. Times. Times So.
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Connolly Answers

La Ten years; cb) five
years; (c) commonly Is
weeks In length.
Pa Italy; CD Spain; (c)
France.
3-(a) "Old Folks at Home"
Stephen c. Foster; OBJ Deep
River" Spiritual; (c) Amer
ica," Samuel F. Smith.
Ia Not coming directly TO
the point; (b) disclose a
secret; (c) sit erect.
5-(a) Strength; (b) weakness;
(c) strength.
6-(a) Roger williams 81
Thomas Edison; (c) Ma
poleon.
la Hawaii; (b) Scotland;
(c) England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

member Of one OF the school
staffs.
He scraped together enough
money 10 buy some bats. balls
and other athletic equipment
and the kids who had been max
Ing a little too free with other
peoples property are getting
along fine now.
The man who organized the
club did II by using just one
rule. He put the kids on the
honor system not 10 Swipe any
Of the equipment. Not a piece
Of il has disappeared. even
though no check is made on
who uses II.
Benson Ford. Henry Ford's
grandson. isn't lodging military
service although he has n per-
feet excuse. Called In the draft
several months ago, be was re-
iected because Of an eye defect.
Lately he's been making unpub-
liciZed visits 10 the army offices,
trying 10 get In NJ q volunteer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Farewell We ok
For Frank Gaoen

MUSICAL FAREWELLS are
being played by Frank Gagen and
his orchestra over at the Book
Cadillac Casino this week because
the boys will bow out for the
summer and a vacation until the
fall opening.
Pretty Meta Stauder adds her
vocal goodbys and is being kept
busy trying 10 sing all the final
requests the patrons are shower
ing on her.
From the hosts Of friends that
have tarried these nights at the
Casino TO hear Frank and Meta,
liz looks like they will have a big
audience for their new repertoire
when they return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Yiddish Stars
At Wilson Sunday

TO COMMEMORATE the hun
dredth anniversary of the birth of
the father OF the Yiddish stage,
Abraham Goldfadden. Edwin A.
Relkin will revive Goldfadden's
most beloved classic, Bar Koch
ba," for two performances, Sunday
evening. June IA, at the Wilson
Theater.
Moyshe Oysher has been en-
gagged TO enact the title role. He
will be assisted by an all-star
Yi6dish cast, including Ludwig
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - Suicide Squadron" t2:ii,
2lts, SIS, s;o2, 10 30 .. m: "Anairs VI
jimmy Valennne." IL A. m, 1877, 4:it
Ssh, e:1s p. m.
cINDERELLA-"R En-. COWBOY.
II 80, .3;55. 7eo, 1898 p. m; Two
FfsHER-"R Ride EN-, Cowboy IL 80
4. T;35. ii:lO p. m. 'Two-Faced Woman
2:3o, 8. e:3s p. m.
Fox-SMy Gal sal" 12:32, 3.47. 7;O7
1917 p. m; The Man Who Wouidn''
De. -. ti,2a a. m, 2:as, $50. s:os .. m
q .os. Sls. $40, II 30 .. m: Rose n
Washington Square" 1873, 3:35, $40
"SS y1.HI y, Fiat" ms. s,A
Z 20, fo:SS p. m This Time for Keeps, .
IL a. m, 2 30, sos. $50 p. m.
PALMs-sTATE-"T Rugle Sounds. .
II q. m. 2, sos, q, li:i0 p m -Four
Jacks and Jill." 1880. $3.50, 6;aS, IL
y, m. 80
RTVIERA-"Rids En-. Cowboy" u 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

This department has, In gen
ersl, ducked poetry. and even
sent back q swell poem by Mar
gAret Nickerson Martin, about
thin arms city. She called IL
sT. o. b. Detroit"
Next place the poem was sent
wss TIE Saturday Evening Post.
They bought IL.
which makes II time for a
certain column conductor 10
bond over and let somebody kick
him. The Post not only sent n
fat check for the poem but
asked Mrs. Martin 60 send some
more Of her writings.
Don't be surprised If some
body else is indicted along with
Max Stephan for helping Peter
Krug. the Nazi aviator, escape.
Look for a woman in the case
and an American citizen. be-
sides.
A couple of the English ca
dets who came 90 America to be
trained rs Raj pilots (smong
the first Of the cadets 10 arrive
here) became good friends of a
Detroit couple, and stopped for
short visit after they had fin
ished their training and were
starting back to England.
what" asked the feminine
half Of the Detroit couple, "are
yeu taking hack 30 your moth
ers as souvenirs OF America ?"
The two Raj lads shook their
heads sadly. Nothing" they ad-
united. I'VE spent all our pay 90
buy food 90 send home"
So the Detrpiters went down.
town and secured the stores
until they found some silk doc
dads and some nylon stockings,
which by this time are In Eng
land.
A wave of thievery and hood
hn1ism is being broken UP in
one Of the residential sections by
means of club organized by a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

troit arch J.
tect. is due
for another
n 10 n a ]
h o r or, q
medal 10 be
conferred by
the American
institute of
A r tects
W h e n ! {
meets az a
q q " n town
hotel late this
month.
T he m e n
benin d the
men behind
the gun get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

J 50. 7.7S p. m; Two Faced Woman, I"
2 ~. b:t5. e:7n .. m
R-K-o UPTov'N--"Rid 'Em, Cowboy. .
81, sal, e;iO p. m; Ball OF Fire, -
] %. ISL. 1928 p m.
RoYAL-"Ride FIN. Cowboy" 9 lilo
.. m "Two-Faeed Woman" $50. 40
TELENEws-Nsws, short subjects,
UNITED kRTIsrs-"Gene with the
Wind" 10 .. m, 206, sos, 1905 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Satz. Samuel Goldenberg, Michael
Michaelesko. Celia Adler. Betty
Siminoff and Menachim Rubin.
The orchestra. will be under the
direction OF Joseph Rumshinsky.
Bar Kochba" is on a limited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

CHARLES A. LNDBERGH
Is planning 10 move his family
20 Detroit. May settle in the
city, or in one Of the near sub
urhs, they say.
Albert Kahn. the famous De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

tour OF the East and Midwest, and
will embrace such leading cities
as Montreal. Toronto. Detroit.
Milwaukee. Chicago. Boston and
Baltimore. Tickets are now on
sale at the box Office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

another break Monday night.
The vox Pop show will be aired
from the Chrysler arsenal.
Gen. Jimmy Doolittle not only
is feted at banquets-when he
comes here on the seventeenth
they'll start with a breakfast at
the Statler. AS if il wasn't bad
enough 10 have 10 go 10 all
those banquets, poor guy.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Governor Of Mexico State
Dies OF Bullet Wounds

BY the Associated Press.
TOLUCA, Mexico, March o.
Bullet wounds which police said
were inflicted during party last
Thursday resulted last night in the
death of Alfredo Zarate Albarran,
governor Of the state of Mexico.
Fernando Ortiz Rubio, 30-year-
old member of the state Legisla-
ture and son OF Pascual Ortiz Rubio,
former President of Mexico, has
been held on charge of attempted
murder since the shooting and au-
thoritieS said a more serious charge
now probably would be made.
The governors private secretary,
Carlos Mercado. signed an official
bulletin of the state government
Friday saying the governor had been
wounded by Ortiz Rubio during .
quarrel which followed CONSIDERS
Jle drinking"
Ortiz Rubio has denied taking
part in the shooting and federal
police said a paraffin test on his
hands indicated he had not fred .
gun.
He heads a permanent commits
sion of the state Legislature which
has the responsibility Of electing
a governor in event Of the death
Of the incumbent.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Mexican Forces Keen
Careful Watch Over
Lower California
Gen. Cordenos Promises
Quick Action If Enemy
Tries U. S. Invasion
BY WILLIAM d. PATTERSON,


NAVAL BASE, Magdalena Bay,
Lower California, March 9.-Mex-
lean troops and fighting material are
streaming constantly into strategic
posts on the West Coast guarding
the United States left flank and
Gen. Lazaro Cardenas, the COM
mander-in-chief in this vital area,
declared last night Mexico would
make the utmost sacrifice to help
beat the Axis powers.
In a reconnaissance flight the
length Of this peninsula south of
California, I saw emphatic proof
that the Mexican Army and Navy
forces are keeping a careful watch
and are ready for any fight that
comes.
Well-armed forces in high spirits
are stationed at all points from En-
senada to this important harbor,
guarding the mountainous stretches
where a Japanees expeditionary force
might possibly land. The Navy is
patrolling closely. The marines and
air force also are active.
Nothing Suspicious Seen.
In the two east-west crossings OF
Lower California, nothing suspicious
was seen nor a single inch Of ground
where the enemy could take foot.
Gen. Cardenas, president Of Mex
leo until last year, said any Axis at
tempt to invade the United States
through Mexico would meet the re-
sistance of a united nation, ready
for any event, and the force of
United States arms as we'll.
The power Of the Intact American
fleet" Gen. Cardenas added, made
the possibility Of an invasion remote,
but he forecast hard struggle In
Asia.
The general declared that the
Avila Camacho government was de-
voting itself sincerely to prevent
ing any enemy from making Mexico
base for operations against the
United States or any Western
Hemisphere nation.
1T would hurt us deeply" he said,
"if the peoples of the United States
and the rest of the continent did
not fully realize the efforts We are
making to comply with our obliga-
tions to the utmost sacrifice. We
want to show that we are 4 people
of good faith.
Better Feeling Toward U. s.
There is a greater feeling OF
friendship with the American people
than before the United States en-
tered the war. There were then
opinions against the United States,
but now the Mexican people have
made the cause the American people
are fighting for their own"
A fifth columnist cannot exist in
Mexico because the people are
strongly opposed to the Axis, he
said. Enemy aliens have been ex-
PEELED from Lower California and
the West Coast.
The general said he was collab-
Grating amply with the United
States Pacific defense forces. Amer
ican and Mexican forces are in con-
slant communication through liaison
officers, and Gen. Cardenas said he
was maintining cordial relations
with Gen. John L. Dewitt. United
States Pacific commander.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
\XE:;;:fi; +; s.
~
LECTURES.

"The United States in the World
of Nations" by Carvel Painter
Mount Pleasant Branch, Public Lii
brary, Sixteenth and Lamont streets
NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Reviews of Background Books on
World Problems, Northeast Branch,
Public Library, Seventh and Mary
land avenue NE, 3:l5 pm. tomor-
row.
Reproduction of Sculptures by
Carl Miles, Public Library, Eighth
and K streets NV, open 9 am. to
8 pm. week days, opening today
through March 20.
MUSIC. !
Concert, sponsored by National
Music League. Pierce Hall. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV, SIS
o'clock this afternoon.
Victrola music, Public Library.
Eighth and K streets NV, 7:30
o'clock tonight.
Concert, Louisa Vaughn Jones,
violinist, under auspices OF How
ard University. Rankin Memorial
Chapel, University Campus, $50
tonight.
Victrola music, Jewish Community
Center. Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
MEETING.
Washington Club, Seventeenth
and K streets NV, 1890 am. to-
morrow.
BREAKFAST.
Early Birds Breakfast Club. Fair
fax Room, Willard Hotel. 8 am.
tomorrow.
LUNCHEON.
Lions Club, Pilgrimage Hall,
Fourteenth and Quincy streets NV,
1915 pm. tomorrow.
Optimist Club, Mayfower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Civitan Club, Mayrower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Dartmouth Club, Hotel Annapolis,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Yale Club, Of Washington. Cosmos
Club, 1890 pm. tomorrow.
Connecticut Avenue Association,
Old New Orleans Restaurant, l pm.
tomorrow.
American Irish Defense Associa-
ton, Roger Smith Hotel, ? pm.
tomorrow.
Womens National Press Club.
Congressional Room, Willard Hotel,
pm. tomorrow.
Hebrew Aid Society, Willard Hotel,
pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Organ recital, D. Sterling Wheel
wright, Washington Chapel Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints, Sixteenth and Columbia
road NV, 6 o'clock tonight.
Dance, games, refreshments.
Rhodes Service Club. 1915 Fourth
street SW., 7 o'clock tonight.
Games, Church Of the Pilgrims.
Twentieth-second and p streets
NV, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Nazis Trying 10 Cloud
Turk-Soviet Relations
B, the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 9.-The explo-
sion of a bomb near German Am
bassador Franz Won Papen in An
kara February "a and subsequent
developments have brought into
sharp focus an intense and cum
ming German propaganda campaign
to cloud Turkish-Russian relations,
informed sources here said yester-
day.
With motives and methods still
somewhat obscured in the flood of
rumors and counter-rumors, 1t was
fairly certain that the usual pre-
spring German propaganda and dip
lomatic drive was under full blast,
with Turkey as its objective.
Topping of the preliminary moves.
there came yesterday the report that
Won Papen would leave Ankara for
Berlin March IS. No reason was
given for the journey, but it could
be taken as subtle suggestion that
something was expected of Turkey
and that Won Papen was going to
discuss it with Adolf Hitler.
Ankara and Istanbul reports show
clearly that the Germans are try
ing to build up the Won Papen bomb
affair as a cause celebre against
Russia with rumors filtering
through that at least two Russians
are suspected.
The Turks admitted that a police
Gordon was thrown about the So
Wet consulate In Istanbul, because
police thought two suspects had
taken refuge there This Gordon
was removed late Saturday. accord
ing to reports here, and it is not
known whether the suspects were
taken into custody.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Rejected SeIectees
Given Health Puper

A pamphlet on health, prepared
for the District Selective Service by
the Health Education Committee,
Council Of Social Agencies, is being
given to all men rejected for mill
tary service, the council announced
yesterday.
Entitled "Health-You Owe It to
Yourself" the information was COM
piled, it was said, for the benefit
of rejected selectees to encourage
them to have physical defects cor
rected If possible.
The printing of the leaflet was
done as defense contribution of
the Terrell Junior High School. The
purpose of the booklet is stated in
an Introductory note by 1t. Col. A. c.
Gray, Marine Corps Reserve, State
medical officer for the District.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
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In This Corner
PAUL 'DAFFY DEAN MAKING NOBLE EFFORT
AT COMEBACK; HAS SIX WINS,
ONLY ONE LOSS
BY DENNIS BROWN

q SPORTSTEW Whtlow Wyatt. Dodger pitching ace
games last season. has hurled 81 innings against the
joining Dem Buns in August 1889 and 83 of the
frames have been scoreleSS.
Esquire Magazines sports poll brings view
interesting opinions golf buffers according to the poll
good stopping the sock and swat driving
for those with the right equipment-e swing etc
good Sam Snead A question
golf superiority medal oal
(by the hoe) play resulted in skinny edge for match
However Runyan put his opinion well when he said 1.-The
best test of skill medal play though match play may be the
best test of competitive disposition
PROS SAY GRIP VITAL PART OF SWING
general public rated practise the most important
developing good golf swing the who
grip first Incidentally those
golf highly when IT the
contacts than other
Paul Dean brother of Dizzy great pitcher in his
making effort comeback Paul, you'll
call World Series against the Tigers in 1884
brother, being responsible for the Cardinals
victory present Dizzy is broadcasting baseball
while Paul trying the comeback trail with Houston of the
League Currently he is riding high in the circuit,
having chakcd against single loss
pitched He has allowed only five walks and has struck out
80 in "a innings pitched.
number of knoCkouts for fight in
know, 38 The bout at Paris 1909; Joe
Jeanette who finally in the 49h round down II times
and Sam McVey H.
Gordon Yankee Flash second base played foot
ball high Bobby Grayson
All American half at Stanford.
broadcaster, airing
possible the the college bands the listening
audience College integral part of American
which is why parabola mikes set the
rim of the stadium to catch the stirring melodies"
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY-Walter A Olsen, director
Clemens issued warning to city
softba players halt their frequent and loud wrangng with
umpires of several leagues
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Az W Bountes
Back from Loss

Defeated in their last start,
the A. e. w. team last & h I
gained a vicious revenge for the
blot on their otherwise perfect
record as they walloped third
place Gasow Boat team, al, in
a Junior Softball League game.
The clash, played on Consum-
ers Power diamond, saw the
winners scoring in every inning
save the second while holding
the losers to four hits and a sin
gle run - that in the seventh
on Dubay's homer.
Thirteen hits paved the way
for the winners, including hon.
ers by Wayne Moss and Chester
Maikoski. Jerry Cont, left short,
had himself another Al night
at the plate as he got trio of
singles and a double in five trips
and drove in eight runs, clean
ing the bases twice.
Don Reinhold, pitching for A.
e. w, who have won four out of
five games, kept the five blows
" scattered while he and his
teammates battered a pair of
Gasow hurlers.
Maikoski's two for three "a
double and homer - followed
Conti's performance for plate
honors.
GaSOw 900 900 L 4 4
A. e. w. 305 Ala x-23 IL z
Batteries: Gasow - Parmen-
tier, Vandecar and Stout. A. e.
W-Reinhold and Darling.
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Sixteen Start
Inverness PLAY

TOLEDO, O., June 11-(P)-
Sixteen of the nations top golf
professionals offered the gallery
sample of their wizardry as
the Eighth Annual Inverness
Four-Ball Tournament opened
today.
The Pros, scheduled to begin
firing late today for $3.50 in
prizes in round-robin best bail
matches, staged a golf clinic with
each demonstrating his favoritc
shot.
Eyes of the galleries were on
Lawson Little and his partner
Lloyd Mangrum. The duo slam
med out a 33-23-c? in a prac-
tise round yesterday, nine
strokes under par.
The professionals shoot ID
holes today and two rounds on
each of the next three days.
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Roger Craer Joins Assault on ALL Time Baseball Honor Rol
tumble League
Meeting Called
for Tonight

Managers of the teams in the
tumble League will meet to-
night at 8l5 in The Daily Mon
itor-Lesder Building, it was an
nounced today by the Depart
ment of Recreation.
Representatives of teams list
ed as prospective entries are ex-
pected to be present to discuss
rules, select a playing field and
set up the league proper, which
has been slow in getting organ
lied this season.
Three teams - Barney's Tail
ors, Optimists, and Tex Rick
ards - are reported as certain
entries. Several organiza ms
have tentatively indicated that
they might enter teams, but
there has been no definite word
to date. Any sponsor or manag-
er interested in entering a team
is requested to attend tonights
meeting, which will definitely
determine the future of the
circuit.