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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

The great peak in Western
North Carolina, in the region of
Lake Lure. has long awed the
native mountaineers who thought
its strange and deep rumblings
came from the bowels of the
earth.
But scientific men, ever skepti-
cal Of such popular notions, de-
cided to find out what caused
the growls emanating from the
caves so high up in Bald Noun
tain's granite cliffs. So MEM
bers of the National Speleologi-
cal Society of Washington. ID. c..
took trip to the Tar Heel state
TO squash rumors with facts.
The courageous explore
wormed their way into the pitch
darkness Of caves and climbed
the steep assures TO learn Bald
Mountains frightening secret, If
such 1t be. These amateur scien-
fists whose hobby is discovering,
exploring and mapping large and
small caves Of every description,
were not to be stopped by any
neighborhood gossip about so in
animate a thing as a mountain,
Newton's law of gravity or
Natures copperhead snakes. sew
eral of which they encountered
as they carefully eased their way
through the deep and dark caves.
Finally, the four daring rock
climbers of the society came to
narrow chimney" climbed up
it's steep sides and emerged at
last into the fresh air and sun
shine through a small hole near
the mountain top with the answer
The explorers found that the
sounds that terroriZed the neigh
borhood on various occasions
were caused by great pieces Of
ancient granite rotted off from
the mountain by rain seeping In
to them. These fragments, split
ting under this rain and the pres
sure of millions Of tons of rock
above, broke loose in chunks
thousands of tons in size, thun-
dered down to the bottom OF the
cave to make a noise fit to wake
the dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

the applause arose again. This
was rare sport.
But one on the balcony did not
applaud, N
He was the waiter. .AN
BY the beam of light, his face
seemed working. A slow face. :.
Of a slow man. of slow ideas.
But something was dawning upon
him. The waiter went TO the edge
of the balcony, close beside the
young lieutenant who started TO
shout, at the top of his lungs:
Hold on fraulein. Wait! Wait!
will come and help you"
All. II was merry affair. The
lieutenant leaped down from the
balcony, over and down, past the
waiter. He rushed to the coffin.
I'm, in l get with you. re-
peated the thirteenth actor
Il have come to save you,"
blared the German lieutenant,
and he drove the actor away.
Suddenly, the waiter, despite
his lame foot, jumped over the
balcony and landed neatly near
the coffin. just as the officer
seized the girl.
You 49, you German pig. You
swine. YOU"
The short, thick forearm of
Georges, the farm boy, shot out.
The drunken lieutenant went
sprawling to the floor as, in the
next moment, the lame waiter,
Georges, stood facing the shiver-
ing girl.
You, Marie Celeste" spoke
Georges, in that awful moment,
when it was all settled When
everything was settled, and his
hunt was over. And his hopes
and prayers were finished. too.
They faced each other, in the
horrible, thin fragment Of time,
while the whole room held its
breath, realizing that here was a
drama too terrific for Interrupt
ton. And, as the green light
beat down upon them, the gro
tesque forearm Of Georges. the
farm boy, went out to her gently.
MY little beloved" he said.
He spoke, bending. fumbling
over the fallen lieutenant. In
the next moment he stood up
right, holding a revolver. He was
amazing fast, that boy, who all
his life had been so slow, slow
turning as the earth. He gripped
the revolver and then three shots
rang out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

CONTINUED from Double Page
electric eyes Of the stuffed ami
mails. They twinkled and they
danced in rainbow ripples. Tho
music crashed 10 a creScendo.
Throbbing silence 70 pkow d.
Those war-weary German Off
GERS clapped,, shouting, shout
ing
Mach! Mach! Mach" Again!
Again!. Again!
The pretty performance was
repeated. Then Fernando cracked
his whip. The music faded. In
cense swooned upon the air. Fer
nando bowed and waited In
moment. then. came troopinG new
arrivals, twelve young men, clad
only in a loin cloth BY the pal
Tor OF their bodies, by the frenzy
OF their eyes, those atrocious
young men told the story of their
drug addiction. Shocking, sor-
did scum; poor wretches lost to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

DANKING IN importance with these free
IN doms is another that Americans have
added -. Freedom to Plan Ones Own
Future.
Nowhere on earth is a man so free to
plan his own future as he is in America. OF
all the world hfe insurance, 7Oro is owned
in the United States where men, women,
and children enjoy TO the fullest the right
TO pursue happiness and security in their
own way.
This night IS nor ,omr'iirg that j,pf happens
70 be in the ar soe b1catte Man had 10 fght
to 'greti II from 1e toraer Of offrc,eon.
Today, these forces are at work against
US again. They have thrust upon us fight
that requires more on our part than the
will 70 win Victory requires tanks and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

him bring. -"
The aide went out uncertainty.
The maitre d'hotel tore his hair.
Mails. monsieur, crepes SUI
zette take time. And man to
bear them to the table, flaming
in brandy. But by His Excel
lency's order, no walters.
Herr General now orders a
waiter. Find a waiter, fellow, at
once"
The aide, in his cups, roared
even as his master. Frantic, the
maitre d'hotel remembered. A
cook he could waken. and. :.
there was that fellow from the
country. the son of the small
innkeeper. the lame chap.
All, he would do to strike a
match to the brandy, and bear
in the crepes Suzette. And he,
fortunately, slept on a shake
down in the cellar.
The maitre d'hotel ordered up
a cook and sent down for the
lame waiter. 1t all took time.
But time in the Committee
Room slipped merrily by.
At last upon this scene the
waiter arrived, bearing the flam-
ing CONNECTION. Then the good
smell of brandy burning assailed
the air. The young lieutenant
arose:
Gut! Gut! GUT" he en-
Unused again.
The man set down the platter
before Herr General, waiting for
him to serve it. The Generals
hand was slow. the Generals
hand was not facile. The brandy
flames were dying down as Cen
eral and waiter looked to the
floor below. A thirteenth actor
was entering. He made straight
for the girl with the long hair,
shivering in the coffin. He lifted
an agile limb. He cried out
II get in with you"
Then something happened
which was not on the program.
The girl in the coffin screamed.
She sat up, in her terror, crying:
mo. No. No. Go away or I
will kill you"
They struggled. After tense
moments. the girl beat the in
truder off. Then, remembering
her nakedness, like Lady Godiva
Of old, she clutched her hair to
her and shrank again into her
coffin. But up on the balcony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

hope, they were for hire as &C
tors for any horrible orgy that
would pay them wages for more
drugs. more stimulation. more
exalted dreams. more torpid,
heavy sleep. more drenched for
getting
The German officers watched
gleefully as each man claimed a
girl, grabbed her, bore her off
into the madness of the dance.
But through IL all the central
girl lay as though dead in her
coffin, shuddering, az from above
the officers peered, with rising
excitement. Then young Lieu
tenant Hardenburg had an in
SEPARATION. He shouted 1t, and
nobody rebuked him, for the Gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

eral, by then, was deep in his
wine.
Some crepes Suzette, my Gen.
eral. You promised u.s."
The General tried to think. Had
he promised his men this trifling
dish Of France? He couldn't eX-
actly remember. The General
arose in the balcony. He faced
his officers.
ION the word Of a Prussian
officer" he said, trying gran
dose joke, IF / promised crepes-
what-have-you, now then l or
der them. Go get a waiter.
But you ordered no walters
admitted. Excellency," reminded
his aide.
GO get a waiter! And have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

as Won Nuremberg dug into the
pillows. But. hardly had his head
touched the linen, than II rose
again.
Fritz" he called to his aide,
"one thing more / nearly for
got. That fellow who carried
out the corpses. the old porter
shoot him. We can't risk his
talking. None of the others will
talk" MN. N0..
"But the porter has now gone
home, Excellency," said the aide,
"the porter Is now in bed"
Then pull him out of bed and
shoot him." Won Ahrenberg fin
ished, "or, IL more convenient,
shoot him without pulling him
out"
Then the moral General Won
Ahrenberg who had made him
self such a good reputation, when
he closed the Entente Cordiale
lay back upon his pillows.
CTo Be Continued Next Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
How Europe Is Being Stripped of Its Wealth

Pandemonium. Feet rushing.
Cries mingling. But by a nick
of time too late.
"Shut both doors. Place SEN
tries. Nobody leaves this room
until. >"
General Won Ahrenberg was
quite himself again. He looked
down upon the floor, summoning
that famous German gift for or
ganization. They lay there, those
three. the German lieutenant, the
girl and the slow. lame, thick-set
waiter Above them lowered the
majestic General. Still and tall
and proper.
Clean up the mess" he
ordered, 'let all be done quickly
and neatly"
Dawn was breaking over Lille,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Your life insurance companies, through in
vestment in Government Bonds, are help
ing 10 hl Uncle Sans war chest. You also
can help by buying all the L. S. Savings
Bonds and Stamps YOU can. every week,
every month Every Bond you can buy is
urgently needed to help defend America,
and all its people, including you and your
family! Make every payday, Bond day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
The Mountain That Roors

4 LUCE rocks, crumbling,
cracking and then thun-
y U dering down through huge
crevises to the bottom of caves
with the adjacent mountainsides
acting as giant sounding boards
have at last explained the mys-
terry of Rambling Bald Noun
tain's roar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

planes and guns and battlcships, huge ar
mics, munition plants, and all other imple-
ments of total war.
To build enough of these things, fast
enough, takes moncy-unheard-of sums of
money. And the United States Govern
ment needs that money right now... today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Groups Of people like this, meeting in
blacksmith shops, in taverns, stores, and
on street corners, demanded that the Con-
stiution be amended TO guarantee certain
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Religion -. Freedom Of Assembly.
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(To Be Continued Next Week.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

(See CARMODY, Page E-3)
Evening star., 1942-01-11

World War II opened she had it in
mind to go home. She did not for
the simple reason that space was
not available on any eastbound ship
and that there seemed no particular
point in going even if there were.
As result Miss Elsom still is around
to cheer American playgoers with
her delightful gift for comedy.
Her last stage appearance was in
Gilbert Miller's Ladies in Retire.
ment," in which she played the role
of Leonora Fiske, that former gay
lady of the English stage who ended
up as a corpse bricked up in the
oven in that melodramatic comedy.
Miss Elsom. who also played the
Miss Fiske role in the movie version
of Ladies in Retirement" is an
actress whose career supports that
old argument that European players
are much more soundly grounded in
their work than Americans. The
number and variety of the roles she
has played has been virtually re-
markable. In England she has done
everything from the traditional
pantomime to the whimsical Wendy
of Peter Pan" (as what English
actress has not?) to melodrama,
farce and tragedy as well.
Sought by Broadway.
Miss Elsom, who was born in
England, made her stage debut in
MY Quaker Girl" a debut so sue
cessful that American producers
were determined to sign her if it
took until 1926, which 1t did. She
came to this country in that year to
play the leading role in THE Ghost
Train,' remaining to do similarly
statuesque parts in Galsworthy's
The Silver Box" and later in THE
Outsider"
With such roles at her disposal
In this country she might never
(See CARMODY, Page ED
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Oscar Is in the Offng Again, Starting the Annual
Consider the Years Academy Awards
For Top Rated Performances and Best Photopay
ByH HarHHefe

standing Sergeant York"
Ball Fire He good enough Of the trio to warrant
Outstanding achieved
triumph of his
Cooper the Favorte
In = Final Analysis.
topped efforts in The Lady Eve while
Montgomery unique and skilu ghost
again, that
Citizen whips a landslide.
should the better than odds
favte Three superave performances add some
thing off hastily.
Ginger Rogers, last years Kitty Foy
chance Of repeating Her only l941 oneng was
performer have exceptional picture
to repeat.
did in 1887 and 1888
scintiang performances successive box ONCE hits may
Stanwyk the women division as may
do for Cooper among the men,
Barbaras Popularity Will
A in the Voting
"Ihe Lady Eve" and Ball
biggest most successful in the movies
of l941. 49,
three pictures Barbara played opposite Cooper II
academy da together to receive best actor
Hollywood won't be bit surprised
Both factors and
contribute to contenders vote total
a completely counted out how
acting field in "A Womans Face IN
which appear wicked sashed her
pathecaly moving heroine in
in the Dust Little Foxes" and
ladies Retirement Vven
1eiehs THAT Hamilton make complicated Cau-
dette Colbert chance because OF her
kaleidoscope school maam in Remember the Day.
Nothing is for certain IN an academy DaAouhs Hac year
upset or two
Reease by h Newspaper Alliance 1neo
Evening star., 1942-01-11

stars. Two Of the troupe's most
noted stars are Alicia Markova and
Trina Baranova, both Of whom have
appeared here with Ballet Russo
companies, Miss Markova, however,
is an English-born dancer, for all the
fact of her Muscovite name and the
fact that she is generally considered
the logical successor to Pavlowas
roles. And the premier danseur Is
Anton Dolin. who completes a TIL
umvirate considered to be three OF
the leading dancers Of the moment.
American dancers In the Ballet
Theater company include Karen
Conrad, who calls Philadelphia and
Catherine Littlefield's ballet home,
and the noted Lucia Chase.
Choreography has been designed
by both Americans with expert
mental thoughts and by such ballet
veterans as Michel Fokine and
Broriislava Nijinska. Music ranges
from scores by such old masters q
Tschaikowsky, Chausson and De-
busy to the moderns, Schoenberg,
Respighi, Kurt We'll and Prokof1en.
Outstanding, perhaps, among the
new numbers to be presented by the
Ballet Theater, is "Bluebeard," new
comic version Of the old story Of the
man who knew how to handle his
women.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

Hollywood again and the townsfokome
$4,000 vor element sddy with excitement
spective 194l academy awards
Annually the 13 the academy feast and statuee
approaching spite promises exception
a nl-adved decision dinner portion
apparently
the wnole ALL Widespread criticism from
the world weighed heavily the restoration So
unless unforeseen complications develop there's to believe
will roll of tie night February 81 and its customary
There hitch this but only should the Army decide
date approaches gatherings should banned In this
pretentous scale
Now Stars Participate
In "sneak Previes" Poll
Although academy members will cast their
February hundred artists sharpening their wits
this week by in the fourth annual Stars Turn Critics poll
conducted by the North American Newspaper Alliance
This poll has be known around Hollywood of neak
prevew of the bg past the smaller but
foremost departments
This tn North American Newspaper Alliance ballots passed
10 best ctes 1s4 the best best best direction and
bests" other channels Of distinguished achievement The
suits of the sneak will be abuated and announced this newspaper
perhaps
race In which almost anything is likely to happen
year Ginger
rushed nowhere all get the Kitty Foy
Selecting the Ttp Film
Will Easy
looming contention
sngher the "best actor" department Also,
"best- picture" n,g
Sergeant
and Valley
epcs understand what job is
adverse criticism
Most conondng dark horse the lineup is oon wees
aroused its onlookes
supeave paise nbetweeners
And sgnhcan Hoywoods practically speech
Wel of the academy
feel TINT If they do look for Citizen
Kane" to sweeping victory
Ordinary Sergeant York" should
betting benefit wartime
atmosphere and significance which may collect
Succeeding the last by Jimmy Stewart for his
performance Philadelphia Story will of small field Of
Copper Henry Fonda Robert Montgomery
altogether He made three out