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Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
Yan3erDagentampfe
in Der @iite 3ibbens
@Ommsl Lief Dor sObrnf
nidt lOder

0ie Sample in Der 2i6DI6en
@iiIte toben gegenip6rtig Inn omei
feline 9iiden i'm @ebiet Der Britt
i6en Min gl @a5ala=Bir So9eim-
@erteioigungslinie. Die StreittrGf-
te oes Afrifa=4 orps Der @6le i6la-
gen idorf aus in einem md6tigen
8eriuh, Die britiihen 8efeltigungen
81 ipalten.
Qie betr11tli1e oeuti6e Sanger
truppe, oie lid nod 0ltli6 Der balb-
befeItigten britii6en 2inie 6efinoet,
periu1t, britii1e Sruppen gu per-
treiben, Oie 5pil6en ibnen uno Den
engen Muslpegen 10 Meilen oonein-
anoer entfernt liegen.
Cine anoere motorilierte 0euti6e
Sruppe, Die in Den leBten 70 Stun=
ben meitp6rts geriift lit our1 Die
beioen 2iiden-ioa cine Steaung
20 Wfeilen meitli6 Der Qinie errei6t
baben, 100 iie iih nit oortigen A6=
ientruppen reorganiiiert.
Mmdinlefs Srnppem lei6en
Die s. arrnee oes Generals Sir
CLAUDE Audinled, ole aus gnglGn-
bern, Siioafrifanern, Snoern uno
6reifran5oien beItebt, bot ihpere
@erlulte erlitten in ibrenl Sample
gegen orei Sanger uno 5iuei motto
riiierte 9ipilionen, Die 5elomari6aa
Grpin &ommel gegen Subruf ein-
iebte.
Die gngldnoer erflarten, 6aB Der
General Grant" Sanf, Der nit Ell
ner rs cm-&anone, Die regul1re
uno S6rappnea- @ranaten feuert, TO-
pie nit elmer 81 cm-Ganfabmebr-
fanone uno etnem Maihinengemebr
beitiift lit NIT groBem grfoIg elm
geiebt miro. gas lit Der M-3, elm
mittlerer Sanf Ser amerifanii1en
Armee BON % Gonnen, Der feline
erite 6euerprobe beitebt.
gr bat fi9 in Der @iiite betpGbrt,
iaeen Die g~neldnoer, oenn ieine
6euerfraft lit fabig, feinoli9e 3anfs
a~uf5ubalten.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
Neue ameritanii9e
6riegserfldrunBen
Nn llngarn, @mmdnien nmb Bull
garien. Mmd MeTifO bebrObt
0entidlanb

liner 9rGli0ent bat Dem RongreB
empfoblen, an llngarn uno ieine
bena6barten 8alfonldnoer, HumG-
MEN uno 8ulgarien, fOrmlid &rfeg
al erfl6ren.
gr mics in ieiner gmpfeblung
oorouf bin, oaB faftii6 i1on nit
ariegs3uitGnOen gu reduen lit, oa
iene Gambler lhon lett ldngerem Dem
0euti6en 3ei6e bOrig iino uno iid
p0aig i'm 5nbrmaiier Sitlers betpe-
gen. Man bari annebmen, oaB lib
Der &ongreB in Oieier Sa6e Dem
9rGiiOenten minig pr3eigen miro.
Na6 Den ertparteten RriegserflG-
runeen, 10 beiBt es, o~iirften 5tDei
flii6tige Wonarben eroberter Bal.
fanl1noer, n1mlid 90nig Yeter BON
SugOilaipien uno a0nig @eorg BON
@~riebenlanO nod Mmerifa fommell
uno 6errn &ooieDelt i'm @eiBen
6uuie beIn6en.
WittIertpeile Mil Merifo gegen
Die Mrism11te al6 pom Qeoer 3ie-
ben. Dieien Wontag Undergraduate
Yr1li0ent Mnnuel Mpiln gama9o
Die meritoniihen Rriegserfldrungen
an Oeuti6lano, Stalien uno Sapan.
@Iei9 nadber muroen in Merifo
iiber 40 Staatsangeb0rige Der @6=
ienl1noer perbaftet. ginige oeriel-
ben io1en an Die 8ereinigten Staa-
ten nusgeliefert peroen.
0ieie 8org1nge in Werifo fole-
ten fur3 nod Der grploiion oes gro
Ben amerifanii6en Sanfers ogaca-
lilac i'm YanucOfluB BEL 3ampifo,
pOOurh Der 9anfer DorlGufig un-
braubbnr geiDoroen lit. Seine eben
geHommene Qaoung BON Sel per
brannte. Ser groBe 8erluit miro
auf ausldnoii6e Sabotage 3uriidge-
fiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
,,9ut6 9arbOr" bOn
Sapanern angegriTen
3tueimal innerbalb zines Sases
bDmbarOiert

Die Sapaner nnternabmen am
Mittlppd ibren longe ertDarteten
angriff auf Mlasfa: iie ihidten NOR
gems uno mittogs Bomber unO Sago-
flug3eige gegen Gut6 Sarbor, Oas
Elm Marineitiibpunft lit. Der gn-
griff bat ieood feinen erniten S6n-
oen angeri1tet uno nur Elm paar
0pfer geforoert, uno man meiB nod
ni1t, OF eS ii6 nur UNI Elm St0-
rungsunternebmen ooer Den 8eginn
elmer Sffeniipe gegen Die amerifmi-
lden 5lugltiibpunfte i'm Noro-Ba5i-
fit banoelt, BON oenen aus Bomber
fliige nod Sapon moglih ltno.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05

Gin &unofllnf aus @idp am
Gienstag beiaete, oaB Die 5einoielig-
feiten 5wii6en ben 5ran5oien uno
Den 8riten auf Ma0agasfar mieoer
aufgenommen mor0en iino uno Die
&libe, Die Der @imabme BON Diego
Suare5 ourd Die griten folgte, oa-
nit gu @noe sefommen lit. 0ieiem
8eri6t 5ufolge fam es ~beioerieits 81
5unebmenoen 2ufttdmpfen. Sin5u-
gefiigt wuroe, oaB iid Der sr0Bte
Cell Der Sniel uno Die meiiten ibrer
Safen nod in Sdnoen Der 5ran5oien
befinoen uno idmer 5uganglid iino.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
Mnbrau6bar fir
ben g0lOatenOtenf
Sine Oiertel @iGiOn AnssebObene
iinO M~nalp6abeten

ungefabr 25O,O 900 forperli6 taug-
Ii1e iunge 2eute iino nod Anga-
ben oes gr5iebungsfommiiidrs Or.
SSobn SO. Gtuoebafer in @aibington
megen un5ureihenoer Sdulbil0ung
bonn @ilitdroienit 3uriidgeitellt NOR
ben.
Or. Stuoebafers 6eititellung folg-
tie Der BON Yr1iioent MooieDelt auf
elmer 8reiiefonferen5 ausgeoriidten
REMEMBERING iiber Die groBe gn-
5abl amerifanii9er Hefruten, Die
meoer leien nod ihreiben fonnen
uno oeren Snteaigen3 gum Milit1r-
oienit ni6t ansreidt. Gtuoebufer
iagte, er babe Die Sa9e nit YrGli-
bent Noofebelt uno Yaul Mcgeutt
beiprO6en, uno es ioate ben betref-
fenoen Qeuten iebt na6tr1gli9 bic
InfangsgriinOe i'm Qefen, S9reiben
un6 Nebnen beigebra9t fperoen.
Nah Stu0ebofers 5%eitItenungen
muBten $4,000 @ann, Die in
&lafie Ia geborten 5uriifgeIteut
meroen, neil iie ben bon Der Mrmee
geiteaten 5oroerungen elmer Sful-
biloung nidt entipra1em. Winoe-
items 100000 oieier 9eute ieien for
perli6 gum 0ienit taugli9, iagte
Stuoebafer.
Glementaridmlen fur 9tefrnten
Die Megierung, 10 Uuroe meiter
gefagt, betra6te cine elementare
Shulbiloung niht ALIEN fir ben
MiIit1roienlt ionoern nu1 fir bic
Rriegsinouitrie BON @idtigteit. Gem
8enius BON 1910 5ufolge baben 1877
Yro3ent Der 8ep6lferung Der Ser
einigten Staaten iiber 25 Sabren
nidt einmal ben pierten Grab our6-
gemabt, uno bic 4rmee for0ert min
oeitens 4bioIDierung oes finften
8raoes elmer glementaridule. SIN
eriten 8eltfrieg wiroe bierauf me-
mig @eDi6t geIegt uno oas Reiul-
tat mar, Dab % 9ro3ent Der Sol
oaten peoer leien nod idreiben
fonnten.
Bon Dem Mbgeoroneten Dapio
Terrp, Arfanias, lit cine gorlage
eingereiht uoroen, mef6e $15,OOO,-
600 fir nahtrdglide Gdulbilouna
Der gum Milit1roienSt taualiden
iungen Qelite Doriiebt. Die folgenoen
itatiitiiben Mngaben iino BON ssrte-
reiie: gon 10,10O,O00 perioneu
iiber 25 Sabre, Die ben Dierten @ra6
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05

6ronnte uno eingeitiir3te 8obnbGu-
Ter. Ole 9ergnng uno llmlieoelina
Der 8etroffenen lei in gutem @onge.
Sn &0ln, 10 puroe oeutiderleits
3ugeItonoen, ri9teten britii6e SHE
ger ibre l9limmIten 8eriDiiitlngen in
@obnpierteIn uno 8orlt1oten an.
0us @eb1uoe Ser 8olfspoblfabrt
tpilrOe g6n5lid 3erItort, ebenio groBe
aoufb1uier uno Sdtlgebauoe. Das
Saltptpoli3eiomt, WfellebduIer, @e-
ib1ftsgebGiioe uno Sf1llen mlirOen
i1per bei6aOigt. 3a6branoe ua=
rem in manhen 8e3irten 5aDlreid.
Die Staot lit elm nibtigeS gabn-,
9unoltraben- uno @aiierpeg5entrum
uno oie Gulf & Slmbolo 9eub-
6ubrif, melde 8lug3eug- uno u
8ootsmotoren berltellen, lomie Die
&0ln= Nippes= 8nbnmerfe un0 Die
Sran3 Gloutb 9~unitgummifabrif
muroen englii6erieits ais Die Saupt-
5iele Der &A6-angriffe be5ei6net.
Sm iibrigen &beinge6iet puroen
0ienltag Nadt BON Den @ngldnoern
~toulenoe BON 8omben auf Die &rupp-
nno Hbeinmetoa 8oriigtuerfe abge-
morfen, iooaB ser in Giien peruriad-
te S6aoen ieoenfaqs Iebr groB mar.
&oln, pie unlere 2eier millen, lit
sic beoeutenoIte Staot Der prelBi-
i1en Hbeinprooin3 uno 5Gblt ieBt
mobl runo 100000 g%inmobner. Sc
griinoet muroe Die Staot elm Men-
iGenolter Dor @brilti @eburt ais ole
oGolonia Agrippineniis". Inter
&%onitantin Dem @roBen erbielt Die
Staot lire erite Iteinerne &bein-
Bride. Inter &arl Dem @roBen
muroe G0ln elm Gr3biitlm. Spdter
i6loB es ltf Dem Sanlabunoe an
ltno ma1te 2iibed oen Stang itreitig
I'M Sanoel nit England, mo Die Sol
ner ben 2onooner vStablbof~ unter-
bielten. 9amals mar folnii9es
NfaB uno @etpibt iomie Miin3pdb.
rlng III allen rbeinilAen, tDeitfdli-
iben uno nieoerldnoii1en Stdoten
I'M @ebrau1.
Wfit Dem @inriiden Der 5ran5o-
len, 1894, nerlor 4oln feline @iiroe
ais alte oeuti6e &ei6sitaot, oo6
na6 ieiner @inperleibung in Yreu-
BEN 1916, bob lid) iein 8oblltano
mieoer. Seitoem muroe &oln Elm
M~ittelpunft oes rbeinii6en @roB-
banoels uno Der Snouitrie.
Inter preuBii6er 8ernaltung
murOe i'm lebten Sabrbunoert @e-
raros berrli6er &olner Dom (ge-
griinoet 1248) 81 ieiner 8oqenoung
gebra6t. Au9 Die alte &olner Uni
perlitat wuroe 1919 nab LANCER I'm
terbre6iing ser Stuoien mieoer err
offnet.
9luBer Dem Dom uno Der Uni
periitdt ermeilt &oln biele fiinitleri-
i1e uno ipiiienidaftli6e Grrungen-
id)aften, insbeionoere oas geoiegene
8aaraf-& i6arbmuieum NIT oeiien
6eriibmter @emdloegaQerie, uno oas
MISREPRESENTATION nit ieiner
rei9baltigen 8ibliotbef. Die Stabt-
bibliotbef entb6lt II. a. cine tpertboae
Sammlung Der friibeiten S6riften
oes beriibmten @r6aulngsbu1es bon
ShnmnS a @prnniS
Aabefannt in fatbolii9en 2Gn-
bern fino &olns einorudspoae Sir
1enfeite uno iein Garnepal, mobl
Der lultigite in alien oeuti6en 2an-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
0egenieitige NngriTe
anf alte &mltnrtdttem
Canterbury mn0 &6ln nebit GTen
pieOerbDIt bOmbarOiert

NSll UtIl JluuJlCl
anfangs oieler @o6e muroen oil
4beinlonoe unO peri1ieoene StGotI
in england mieOer ibper beimge
iu6t burd) groBangelegte 2uftan.
grille. 8~er0ffentlibte Angaben iibel
Die 8erifte liu0 in ibren 8ifferr
meit auseinanoer.
Smmerbin bari man aus Sen lid
mioerIpre1enoen 8eri6ten aus eng
lano uno 9euti6lano entnebmen
oaB &0ln uno Canterbury, lopit
9onOon uno giien uno Die StGOtt
Bremen uno Nremerbanen neblt an
oeren fleineren Stdoten unter Der
gombena6uiirfen i6wer gelitter
bnben.
@nglii6e Yrelieberidte bebauptet
ten, es mGren Sonntag Na6t mebl
ais tauieno 5lug5erge gegen &0lr
eingeiebt moroen uno 5uriidfe6reno(
6lieeer bdtten lire fait gdn3li6e Ser.
itorung Der alten rbeinil6en Saupt.
itaot gemeloet. 2aut ienen 8eri9.
ten geitano Elm boberer britil6ei
6liegeroffi8ier, oie Bomber bdtter
li6 in ibren Mbmiirfen nift auf mi
lit1rii1e ooer inouitrieQe @nlager
6ei6rdnft, lonoern bdtten oaeS mos
ibnen Dor Sen SduB fam aufs &err
9enommen, Inn Die 3ipil6epOlferunq
beim5uiuden uno iie 10 auf ole &nit
81 3tpingen.
8abrideinlide 3e%rftGrnnseu
9ur1 ole un3dblieen 8ombenab.
piirfe litten, nie beri1tet mur6e, Die
ct. MortinSfirde, Die Apoltelsfir9e,
Die Stride ct. Maria i'm Rapitol uni
Die Antoniter STRIDE. Da- e
Ser 208te 5Iiegerangriff auf &0lr
par, oarf man annebmen, oaB Die
id0n gemalten @laSfenIter oes
Doms, penn iie ni6t porber emit
fernt tDuroen our9 8ombenerplolio-
men 3eriplittert limo. 8iele ser an
Oeren &ir6enfeniter in &0ln maren
aud pegen ibrer @lasmalereien be-
fannt. Sic mogen glei1faQs ger
iplittert fem.
Die oeuti6e 2%ufttpaffe anttportete
auf ben in Der Montagna9t mieoer-
bolten @ngriff anf &6ln our1 gleid)-
falls wieoerbole 6liegerborit0Be ge-
gen Die alte englii6e 8ii6ofsitaot
Canterbury nit ibrer beriibmten 90
tii6en &atbeorale. Muf Dem &iid-
uege aus England beoa1ten oie Slie-
ger audi 2onoon gum eritenmal ipie-
Der felt einem Sabr) uno mebrere
StGot6en uno &afennnlagen l1ngs
Der Sbemie. @nglii6erieits berlart-
tet, Der S6aoen lei nnbetrG6tli6
geDelen, in Canterbury lei nur cine
Stride ~getroffen, uno Die beutiden
6lieger maren ihleunigit bertrieben
Doroen.
9euti1erieits tpuroe bebauptet,
perbaltnismaBig menige Der pieIen
eingeiebten britiiden 6lug3euge rpG-
rem bis na6 &0ln gelangt, mebrere
oaDon Ddren abgeihoiien tporoen,
uno Der ~@eiammti6aoen beImafe liA
auf 1879 Cote, mebrere bunoert Ser
leBte nno mebr als bunoert per-
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
9eutl6sM
cine SragOOie
Sin emsliider Siiturifer belsn6tst
OaS Tbema

O0Of oO~%T
felior an Der uniperiit6t BON 8ir-
mingbom england, legt Elm i'm Ser
lage bon g. 8lltnam's Cons, Nem
Yorf. eri9ienenes @erf Dor, oas
nidt nur fir ben 9euti6-Amerifa-
ner, ionoern aud oen Mmerifnner
BON groBtem Sntereiie iein ioate.
9as Bud beiBt: Sbe Srage0D Of
@erman=@ merica. - gs bertpunoert
oaeroings elm lpenie, OaB usgereG-
net Elm g~ngldnoer cine mooerne @e-
I6i1te ii6er Die 9euti6en in Mme-
rita idrieb.
Smmerbin muB oas Bud oieies
engliihen neutrality-suspicious. als
elm niiBli1es @erf angeieben tuer-
ben, oas iib NIT ben 8inoungen un0
@egeniaBen Der 9eutihen uno Mme=
rifanern uno nit ben Sorgen uno
Noten Der oeuti6en Minoerbeit i'm
amerifanii9en 8olf befaBt.
Sin ~befGbigter @eidi@tsidreiber
Sawgooo unteri9eioet orei @rrp-
pen BON oeuti6en ginnanoerern: Die
friiben Smmigranten, Die 3mii6en
1920 uno 1849 nod 4merifa famen
uno li6 aus elmer 3iemli1 bunt 5u-
Iammengemiirfelten S6ar bon 8au=
ern, Sanomerfern, perarmten Mrilto-
fraten, &riegsteilnebmern u1o ul15rt-
frieoenen Sntelleftuelen ~5uiammen-
iebten; 3peitenS, bic M1tunopier5i-
ger-bauptiabli9 politii9e Ser
bannte uno religi0s Mn6ersoenfen-
De, Die in Der alten &eimat niGt
mebr ge0uloet piroen uno in ben
Sabren 1849 Bis 1866 bier eintro-
fen. S6lieBli9 uno orittens iene
9euti1en, mel6e Die groBe Gintpan-
oerermoge 1866 on oaS @eItaoe
Mmerifas trieb.
@eraoe in Der S6iloerung oes
fiiltureaen &intergrunoes uno Der
oiesbe5iigli6en 8eItrebungen Ser
oeuti6en ginipanoerer in ibrer
neuen llmgebung 5eigt ii9 &apgooo
ais ~bef1bigter @iitorifer, Der elm fir
ben gngldnoer gepiB ieltenes Ser
ltGnonis fir oas oeutide @eien an
Sen Gag legt.
&ein &nltnr6iinger
Gs lit natiirlib perfeblt, BON benz
oamaligen @merifa als bon einem
S6mel3tiegel gu ipre9en. Die Gin
monoerer batten grunoidBli9 anoere
Neigungen, als ii6 bier gu einem
@roBen un6 @an3en beri9mel5en gu
lailen. Seoe @ruppe tpoute mebr
ooer meniger ibrem eigenen BOLTS.
ltamm treu bleiben, tpie Ole 3abl-
reihen Sieolungen 0eu.S panien,
Neu-6ranfrei6, Neu-S 9meoen ulp.
berrieten, uno iol6e 8~eItrebung mar
unter ben Deuti1en, oie piel lt1rfere
8anoe nit Der alten Seimat per-
fniipften, beionoers allsgeprdgt.
Die Deutiden moLten bier 3. e.
Elm eigenes Neib aufbauer, obne Die
Wdngel Der alien Seimat, oeretpe-
gen iie ausgetpanoert paren, m1b-
reno anoere bofften, neue Mbiasge-
biete in Dem iungfrauli6en Mmerifa
fir Deuti6lano 5u finoen ODER Mob-
materialien- Quelen gu eri6lieBen.
SauptiG6lih fon5entrierten li9 Die
&oloniiierungspl1ne auf Seras,
8isconiin uno Mfiiiouri oo9 nod
1860 Deriiegte oas Sntere6e uno
ging Der @influB Der 9oloniintions-
Organization mebr uno mebr au-
rid. Gas Bud &amgooos lit fliiiiig
uno unterbalteno geidrieben. Gs
entbalt 10 gut uie nidts bon ienem
biitorii6en uno itatiftiiden .@lt-
bol5," oas bdufig dbnlibe @rbeiten
unlieblm gu belaiten pflegt.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05

ni6t our6gemadt baben, ; iin6
100000 in Mmerifa geborene
@eiBe, 100000 ausldnoii1e @ei-
BE, 100000 Negar -uno Die iibri-
gen 100000 4ngeborige anoerer
&aiien. Muf ben Gtaat Nep yort
entfnaen bon Der eriterpdbnten 8abl
100000, 9enniplDania $4,000,
Serns Gas, 900.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
Mrbeit

g5as BON Sen Sirnen i6allt,
mas aus Der @erfitat bait,
paS bon ben Sdmnern or0bnt,
mas BON ben Sdmieoen tont:
Mrbeitl
N1as BON oen Yfligen blinft,
mas BON ben 6eloern pinft,
mas in ben Stirnen podt
mas in ben 9irnen to1t:
Mrbeitl
@eas unS erretten fam,
tpas uns entfetten fam
8orip1rts gu ems gerafft
oaB ii6 elm @roBes lbafft:
Mrbeit!
@ufap Sdiler.
0nftaD Sdiler tplroe aIs 8alerniunge 81 &oniglid)
Neeb i'm S0erbrud inn Sabre 1868 geboren. @r plroe
@olfsidulebrer, lebte ipdter ais freier S6iffte0er in
6reienpaloe uno itarb 1888. Seimatliebe, @ottiufertunI
9ienlt am 0olf ourdflingen ieine formpolenoeten Qieoer.
Sem letter ~religiOier @eoidtbano ~Sn Der SUIT Der @ottes-
b1noe" 1933) sbe5eidnet 10 redt ben Seber, Der iein 9olf
5u ~reigioier geiinnling 5uriidfiibren modte.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
3-@aaOnen-Natiun Dor Der Gr6Sbnns

Sir Die autofabrer oeS Oitens
gibt es ploblid einen fleinen 2i6t-
bid. Sn boben S8@- Greiien Oer-
autete-aleroings nod unperbino-
lid oaB Die @aiolin3uteilung ab
10. Suli auf cine poais neue 8aiis
geiteIt miro, nobel es mabri1einlid
lit, bob Die Winoeitration BON orei
@aaonen, Die uorerit in 9raft lit,
cine Grbobung auf oieaei4t nabe3u
bier @aaonen erfabren miro.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
, SERIAL STORY
HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL
Oh. DIANA!
BY ADELAIDE HAZELTINE

RE UTOBY: The terms 81 Andrew
Deorbes9ss will specifying that his
soege1asy CAeel, aad. five ether en-
Dleyess hall juage whether Or net his
poayboy sep A11y = running the busi-
Seea aoeor1lng - HE fathers pslicy
- sS0evloe q ths people," pat Carol
Wis has levsd Andy since Sirlhsod,
n 6lfSleu1t speG Her heart sinks
Whan Anoys suSrently Involved with
s1eek -IAnAa JULIAN, tusns msasgemsnt
ov0e . uaserupu1eus Mr.. Hsrriek,
whoUo en1y. l1ae y - make meney.
UosD1ek .blnuses empleye Bill 1ssce
foe Ne teylano elevstss accident that
lnjurss nswsDsy Nisky. Herriek also
teke0 sss1w fer cash adjustments
nn1e - eu6esDess ~ CersI without
~ hnevselsss n N effsrt 70 save
~ Steso's ssputs1ien. AZ ths annual
1870 party An1y klsses Casel. indi-
eeeeo ~ = tAssugh Will LINDA. Next
ooy Casol fln1s Ne Wins snvelep In
~ seult, Bot ~ win b gene. Her
~ ooGo eleoe her Ter writing . re-
11goneot check fer ~ smpleys he
- dl1nlsDeGs aIthesgh again she was
eoey feDeWDnS Ne Dearborn pellcy.
n1ougn1ng - Ne seess Ter flls she
- ooege1eao, aAo overheaxu Andy
oo1oug 0egslsk - knows The truth
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wall, she began to remove those,
looking for evidence of tamper-
ing.
She had the largest one in her
hands when she heard the noise.
1t was only rustic, stir of air.
But it was foreign to the silence
of the quiet store.
Carol stiffened. not daring to
move to hang the picture back in
its place, finally managed to lean
over and push the button on her
flashlight to extinguish its beam.
Waiting she could hear the
seconds ticking ON her wrist
watch, feel the rasp of breath as
it tore up and down her throat.
Her lungs seemed to swell and
burst.
The movement came again,
nearer this time. It was no long
err a swish. It was the sound of
leather treading on wood. It was
stealthy feet.
A hand slid along the wall,
feeling for the switch.
Then binding light flooded
the office.
She was caught!
(TO BE COncluded)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
TAKING NO CHANCES

want to ask this fellow some
questions-if they ever ca &c h
him.
He stole the lie detector last
night from Los Angeles City
College.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
Carol went about her task me-
thodically.

Carol went about her task me-
thodically.
She was in the general offices,
thumbing through the files when
she heard the watchmans steps.
She had been too engrossed in
her work to remember the time.
Panicky, she slipped behind
the tall metal case and flatten-
ed herself against it then. heard
the man enter the room, saw the
beam of his flash as he surveyed
the empty desks. She held her
breath. If she were caught, she'd
be in real trouble. Even the find
ing of the will could not explain
this!
The footsteps approached her
hiding place, hesitated. She was
too frightened to think. She
could only feel fear inching
down her spine, freezing her.
Then, miraculously, the feet
turned back!
Thank heavens! He hadn't
seen her. She was safe again!
She waited until he was gone
to the next floor before she risk
ed moving, deciding not to be
careless another time.
The files contained no clew.
Where now?
Mr.. Herrick's office was about
the only chance left. 1t was i'm
probably that he would hide the
will there but it wasn't irnpos-
sible. She'd leave no place un-
searched.
NINE-THIRTY. Half hour be-
fore the Waterman started his
next round. Cautiously, she
made her way to the second
floor. to Mr.. Herrick's office. She
would start with his desk.
The drawers were filled with
reports, expense records and the
usual miscellany of any office
man. Extra pencils, box of
cigars, some paper clips, q note
pad. She fingered them all,
watching for the folded. white
paper that would be the will.
Then she checked his personal
files.
Having head stories where
valuable papeHy were concealed
IN The back @ pictures on the
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COPY RIGHT. te<t.
NeA SERVICE. INC.

She must find it before it was
destroyed. She must find it to-
night!
No one would think it odd that
she should come to the store to
make a late purchase nor would
they bother to notice that she
didn't 60 out with the last shop
pers. She could hide on an upper
floor, make her search and then
let herself out a side door.
It was that easy. When the
closing bell rang she was crouch
ed behind a little used case on
the sixth floor. She had taken
pains to choose one where there
were no windows to be closed
and no lights to be turned off.
After endless minutes she
heard the last salesperson 60
down the stairs and dared to
straighten up.
The night Waterman was her
only worry now. He made his
rounds on the hour. She knew
his schedule. It would be fairly
simple to avoid him If she kept
tab on her wrist watch.
Her plan was we'll in mind.
When Mr.. Herrick found the will
in the vault he would have car
ried it to his office on the second
floor. There he would have read
Il, realized its possibilities and
hidden IL somewhere neutral and
safe. Not In his own office. That
would probably be the last place
cha would look.
CAROL had remembered to
bring Q flashlight and used Il
now. She would search Ill the
general office files first. Then
the small safes where various
records were kept. She would
pry Into the. desk Of Mr.. Her
tieh's associates On The thoogy he
DdolAt havs planted II, "a one Of
fneM - ~ would b blamolees u
- I'M wuge diesovsssd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
DOUBLE DUTY HORN

MlNONK, Ill.-Joe johnson
doesn't mind a bit any longer
that his automobile horn sounds
off of its own accord.
1t used to vex him until once
its voluntary blowing brought
him to the window to see the
back seat of his car afire. Run
ming outside with q fire extin-
guisher. he put the fire out be-
fore II destroyed the car.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
HE OWNED TT, BUT

OMAHA-A. B. Gender went
through q lot Of trouble to sell
himself tire.
He needed the tire for one of
his transport trucks and al
though he owns . filling station
carrying q stock Of tires he had
to 60 through the whole tire ra-
tioning procedure before he
could sell one 70 himself.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
TOMORROW MORNING IS A. NJ TO II NOON

WJR-Step Mother
WXYZ-House In Country
CkLW-Mary Morgan
WEXLeVsriety Music
tU:tS A. n.
" WJ-Road OF Lite
WJR-Mry. Page
WxYZ-Prescott Presents
ll:UO A. "a.
WWJ-Mary Marlin
WJR-Trest Time
WxYZ-News: Music
CKLW-British News
WJLB-Newy
WEXL~MusicaI Menu
ll:lb a. n.
WWJ-PeppeI Young
WJR-Man ] Married
WXYZ-Charm
CKLW-Musical Kitchen
WJLB-Mode & Manners
WEXL-Dancs Music
l1:3o a. ~.
WWJ-Lons Journey
wJR-Brisht Horizon
WxYZ-Ayk Eleanore Mash
CKLW-Rhythm and
Romance
WJBK-Betty Roberts
WJLB-Populay Music
ll:46 A. n.
WWJ-Davtd Harum
WJR-Aunt Jenny
WXYZ-Livtng Literature
CKLW-Melody qTime-M
WJBK-News Roundup
wJLB-Mystery Melodies
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
LONG STRETCH

LUNG STRETCH
NEW YORK-T h e seagoing
smoke-eaters of the fireboat
James Duane may take along
a weeks rations next time they
answer an alarm.
The fireboat returned to her
berth today, exactly 116 hours
after responding to an alarm last
Thursday for the fire that de-
stroyed q Hudson River pier. Il
had been wetting down the ruins
all that time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
FLASHES
OF
LIFE
BY the Associated Press
REAM COMES TRUE

ELWOOD, Ind.-Mrs. William
Hughes dreamed she'd heard
from her son, Leslie Balser, Is,
in the Navy at Honolulu, from
whom she'd had no word since
Pearl Harbor.
Later, after she awoke, she
went to the mailbox and found
letter from him postmarked
Jan. l. He wrote that he was
safe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
OLD ONES WORN OUT?

KANSAS CITY - The tire
rationing board told Marshall
Ruxton and c. d. Adams to 60
ahead and buy tires for their
automobiles If they could
find them.
Ruxton's Ford is ii years old.
Adams Hupmobile is Of 1920
vintage.
The board said tires for both
models came in the obsolete"
category.