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The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22
Civil Service Exam Closing Dates Extended

The United States Civil Ser vice Commission has extended the closing dates for applications for radio inspector technical assistant in engineering, and jun for engineering positions. Appli- cations for radio inspector must be filed with the Commissions s Washington office by June 30, 1922, but will be accepted for the other positions until the needs of the service have been met. Persons otherwise qualified who are enrolled in engineering defense training courses and eX- pect to complete the course with in 4 months may apply for Ju- nior Engineer including all branches of engineering except aeronautical and naval architec- ture and marine engineering
 Full information as to the re- quirements for these examin- ations, and application forms, may be obtained from Loren P. Leech, Secretary of hte Board of U. s. Civil Service Examiners, at the post office or customhouse in this city or from the Secretary of the Board of U. s. Civil Ser vice Examiners at any first or second class post office
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 659

No. 659
 Tn the Probate Court in and for the Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division: Territory of Alaska In the matter of the Estate of HARRY CREMLDAS. Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that by order of the Probate Court in and for the Cape Nome Pre- cinct. Alaska, the undersigned has been appointed Administrat- or of the Estate of HARRY GRE MIDAS, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them with proper vouchers attached within six months from the date of this no- tice to the undersigned adminis- trator personally or through his attorney, Leroy M. Sullivan of Nome, Alaska.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, June 1922.
 GUST CREMIDAS
 Administrator Publish June l, 8, IS, 9, 1942.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22
CHAS. CAVEY
Carrying an Assortment of Fine Liquors, Win
 es. and Beers. FRONT STREET, NOME
Notice of Rendering Final Ac- count and Report of Exeditcr and Petition for Final Order of Distribution.
No. 6I5

No. 6l5
 h the Probate Court h and Fer the Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of James Haughey, Deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Amer Rydeen, EXeeutor of the estate of James Haughey, deceas ed. has rendered for final report and account and petition for final order of distribution, and that Thursday the goth day of Aug gust, l942, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the office and court room of the Court in Nome, Alaska, has been set as the time and place for the settlement of the account and re- port an5 for hearing objections thereto. f any there be, and for a hearing on the petition, and all persons interested in the estate are hereby notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have, why the ac- count and report should not be settled and allowed and why dis tribution of the estate should not thereupon be immediately made to the persons entitled thereto without further notice or proceedings. At the hearing the Court w5ll adjudicate and decree
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22
PIONEER WATER
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who are the heirs and distribut- ees of the deceased and estate Reference is hereby made to the account, report and petition for further particulars.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 18th day of June, l942
 ALMER RYDEEN, Executor
 Publish June g. 29, July 6, 13
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22
Look at War and Like Ii
oh Boy, I'm Saving Rubber

] understand that the government is worried about q rubber shortage in the National Defense program.
 If Sophie Tucker will give her girdle to Donald Nel son. his troubles will be Even if all of have to give up their grides, don't worry, they'll come through.
 Even the school kids will do their part They're will ing to give the government the rubber erasers off their pencils as long as they help to rub out the Japs!
 A lot of people asking how come we're not hear ing of any shortage of rubber in Japan. Practically every person in Japan wears rubber heels, and they had lot of heels to start with
 You can tell how valuable rubber tire has become by talking to the Broadway show girls. They used to brag about their mink coats and their diamond and plat mum bracelets. Nowadays, girl walks in with brand rubber tires as aVaere and she makes the girls with the bracelets and fur coats green with envy.
 The lack of rubber should the lives of millions Of pedestrians For years the automobile manufactur CTS in Detroit gave good brakes good clutch and beautiful bodies but they couldn't do thing about nut at the wheel Now the reckless drivers will have to stay off the streets. Even though the government takes automobiles away from the people, do you know a better way to get the American people back on their feet?
 The girls in my show, Banjo Eyes," tell me that there's shortage of rich young men to squire them around town. It's serious. After all Tommy Mannville cant marry everyone
 Speaking of Tommy Manville, the trouble with him is that while he says I do" to one girl he's looking around the crowd to see if he can do any better
 incidentally, there's shortage of new jokes As a matter of fact Pm having several of mine retreaded
 By Eddie Cantor Wide Wide Features
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22

Burglars who break into houses and steal all of the soap are becoming common in Scotland In this case it doesn't seem that there is much truth n that old say ing that cleanliness is next to godliness.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22

Nearly 10000,000 pounds of chice were produced in Yucatan last year. At a rough guess we'd say that stuck end to end it would the bottom of every movie set in America.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Queen Guinvere ard the other ladies, but the
young knight hadn't yet mastered the rules, and
his conduct toward the girl was such that the
King ordered his head off.
Then the Queen noticed the boys looks, and
, asked Arthur to leave the punishment in
n her hands, a request which relieved the
King of embarrassment. Then the Queen
IL, announced reprieve for one year. If at
~ the end of that time the knight could say
what it is that women most desire, he
could go free.
For nearly twelve-month he travelled here
and there, asking questions until he was widely
known as a nuisance as one slightly crazed.
Toward the very end of his time as he rode one
day through forest. he saw four and twenty
ladies dancing in the wood, marvellous ladies,
slender and gracious.
Approaching for better view, he scared them
off, since they were visitors from Fairyland and
easily embarrassed. In their place was an old
crone, the ugliest bag he had ever seen and far
beyond the worst he had ever imagined.
"Sir Knight" said she, what are you after7"
Mother" said he, Il am looking for the an
swer to question" -
IT know the question and the answer BOTH"
said she. I'll save your life if you'll make me
Continued Page 13)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

IA woman from near the town OF BATH she
- was rich and somewhat red in the face,
and she knew her own mind. Such were her
attractions that she had had five husbands, and
was now widow. Unfortunately she was ~
somewhat deaf, but to compensate she Ia
spoke rather loud. -
When it was her turn to entertain the
company with a story she made long
preface, highly photographed This pro-
iogue ended with anecdote of her fifth hus-
band. who at his death was living with her in
singular harmony, but earlier in their partner
shin there had been friction, all over book. BE
was a great reader, in one book only, and indeed
there is doubt whether his library contained
second volume.
His book told how the miseries of man began
with Eve and how later women carried on and
developed the tradition. At times he would read
out short sentences proverbs to the effect
that a woman, except in rare cases. is like gold
ring in a -sow's nose, that it's easier to live
with lion or dragon than with female who
scolds
The Wife of Bath, overcome at last by the
personal slant of these quotations. tore out three
pages and fetched her husband slap across the
cheek, whereupon he, by way of retort knocked
her down. Though stunned, she kept her wits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
+: !; CANTERBURY TALES &
Poet ChauGerS Immortal PILGRIMAGE

memory, suggested
next the story of
the young knight
in King Arthur's
time who under
compulsion learned
what women most
desire.
In Kin G Ar
thurs time. as the
Wife of Bath OBJ
served, fairyland
was closer to us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

and petended to
be dead. Repent
ing of his hasty
temper. he knelt
down and begged
forgiveness, bring
ing his lips near to
her cheek. She
then bit him. From
there they went on
to an argument,
which ended in his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06


Thereafter. he made no criticism of women,
least of all of her. He accepted her opinions
when and wherever expressed, at her suggestion
he put the book in the fire. and for the remainder
of his days he lived without benefit of literature.
This incident, plucked from affectionate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

than now it is. and men were prepared for sud-
den transformations. One sunshiny afternoon a
young knight came riding along the river, and
his eye fell on handsome girl walking alone.
King Arthur was spreading the principles of
chivalry as fast as he could with the aid of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Interpreted bU John ErSkine
Paintings by Edmund DuldC
No. 5-The Wife of Baths Tale of the
AmOrous Knight.

HEDARLING! My Perfect Husband You Might as Well
- and Let In the Light He Drew
the Curtain. the Bed Was No Hag But Beautiful Girl"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Continued on Page 1S)
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Dxepna BiblUa.
M
STAMPAR.

ga originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon
Sa eneleskog ma jugoslavenski: [. Petrovic.
sosnaesta kniiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
iii astoria jedne proleterske ~porodice kroz vekove.
pr;xa q sesnaestom Stolecu. = U dive knjige. knjiga l.
ia.
- Prirodno je da Sc odazovem pozivu onoga clJe
doktrine delim i prema kome moja matt gaJl tollko pos
tovanja ljubavi.
- Jesu Ii ona diva gospodina, S kojima ste u drus-
tvu, nasi ljudi, Gospodine Coligny?
Jesu. Jedan ie Francuz, drugi stranac, a obojica
sn odani' nasoi stvari. Smatrah "a bezopasno da i'll dove
dem ma mas zbor. Odgovaram "a njih kao "a sebe. Stra-
mac je jedan nemaeki knee, Karlo cd Gerolsteina, slnovac
kneza Deux-Pontsa j, kao i on, jedan cd najsmelijih sled
benika Luthera. Moi drugi prijatelj, jedan mladji sin
Kneza Nerowega cd Plournela, jedan cd velikasa Breto-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23

Cuvsi ime Vikonta cd Plouernela, Kristijan Sc pre-
ne cd iznenadjenja. Slueaj ga ~dovodjase u dodir S jed
MIN cd potomaka Nerowega, onog kolena franaeke Was
tele s kojim Sc sinovi Gala Joela Il toku generacija tako
cesto sretahu, ma svoju zalost. On oseti neku vrstu ma
gonske odvratnosti prema Vikontu cd Plouernela ba-
case ma nj nemirne nepoverljive poglede kad oval, Il
drustvu Gasparda cd Coligny Kneza Karla cd Gerol-
steina, pristupi Jovanu, Kavinu. Dok poslednji izmenji-
vase par reel s novim mu prijateljima, Kristian s ljubo-
pitstvom p~roueavase potomac Nerowega. Crte mu repro
dukovahu tipiean otisak njegove rase: svetlo-plava ko-
sa, kukast nos, okrugle pronicljive oei. Ipak, zanatliji
pade u oci izraz otvorenosti dobrote sto fizionomiju
mladog coveka cinjahu privlaenom.
- Gospodo, rece Jovan Kalvin, CHI glas prekide
rasmatranja Kristijanova - sretan sam, sa svoje strane,
da VAN predstavim jednoga cd nash, Gospodina Leb-
renna, vrednog %pomocnika u stampariji naseg prijatelja
Roberta Estienna. Gospodin Lebrenn izlozi sebe nemaloj
opasnosti davajuci mi gostoprimstvo. Uz to, MENU smo
zaduzeni "a otkrice mesta gde veeeras imamo da Sc sa-
stanemo.
G~ospodine, odgovori Gaspard cd Coligny, oslov-
ljavajuci Kristijana sa oseeanjem = moi prijatelji ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23

nile Auvergne-a, isto tako revno stoji ID Reformaciju
kao njegov stariji brat "a odrzanje povlastica vlasti
Rimske Crkve.
TUNE podele domaceg ognjista! - primeti Jovan
Kalvin sa uzdahom. Nadati Sc da &c istina ievandje-
liza probiti u sva srca velike Hristove porodice obasja-
ii III.
Neka bi skoro doslo to doba mira sloge, Gospo-
dine Kalvine odgovori Gaspard cd Coligny. = Dola-
Yak toga velikog dana n~estrpljivo zeli moi prijatelj Gas
ton. Vikont cd Plournela kapetan bretonske regemen-
tie. Svom mocu svojom zagovara on Reformaciju u svo-
joi provinciji. Da VAN ga oslikam jednim potezom, do
dacu: da mi moja majka cesto govorase ne bi mogao da
izaberem mudrijeg dostojnijeg prijatelja cd Gastona
Nerowega, Vikonta cd Plouernela.
- Nije verovatno da sud make, i to make kao sto
ie Gospodja Coligny, zastrani u pogledu sinovljevog joj
izbora p~rijatelja odgovori Jovan Kalvin. - Nasa
stvar je stvar svih eestitih ljudi. zeeo bi da izrazim
vasim prijateljima svoju zahvalnost ma potpori sto nam
donose.
Gaspard cd Coligny istupi napred da obavesti svoje
~prijatelje o zelji Jovana Kalvina da mu. budu preporu-
Cent.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23

delimo ~oseeanje zahvalnosti so ga Gospodin Jovan Kali
vim gail prema wanna.
Pored toga, Gospodine Lebrenn, dodade Nero
veg, Vikont cd Plouernela drago mi je da Sc sastajem
S jednim cd %pomoenika odlicnoga Roberta Estienna. Sve
sto mi, ljudi oruzja rata, imamo da stavimo u sluzbu
stvari verske %slobode, to je mas mac; ali vi drugovi YAM
pc zanimanju, vi rukujete jednom velicanstvenom ANAL
lijom - stamparijom! Slava tom izumu! Ia mrakom do
lazi svetlost. Nije wise Sveto Pismo, u CHE ime Rimska
Crkva nametnu narodu toliko svetovno idolopoklonstvo.
neprobojna tajna. Njegova istina duguje stampariji svo-
je drugo otkrovenje. Najzad, zahvaljujuci ueinku SIAM
parije, o%pravdana je NADIA da &c jednog dana %jevandjel-
sko bratstvo da vlada ma zemlji!
Govorite pravo, Gospodine Plouernel. Da, hume
vanje stamparije nosi belegu Bozje ruke primeti Jo-
van Kalvin. Ali noe odmiee. Nasi prijatelji sigurno
cekaju ma mas. Krecimo da i'm Sc pridruzimo.
Sa Gaspardom Cd Coligny s jedne strane, a@Vikon-
tom cd Plouernela s druge, Jovan Kalvin, veliki promo
ter novih %doktrina, poce da Sc penje pc uzbrdici@ Mont
martra.
Nastaviee seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
DA III Sc OVAL RAT RAIL-
KE.JE Cd PRVOG E
KOG RATA?

Kada sa kapitalistickim zvanicnicima Ia
pccnete govor 0 Prvom Svetskom Ratu oni Sc
namrgode gotove Sc cd MEGA slide. Prizna-
ju skoro svi redom da on j njegov zavrsetak
kao tacke primirja sve to bese jedna veil
ka greska, vele oni. Ali kada je govor o pos
tojecem kryoprolicu onda oni vele to je sasma
drukca stvar. l trude Sc da nam dokazu kako
i u cemu i koliko Sc oval Drugi Svetski Rat
razlikuje cd prvog pokolja.
Kao iednu cd glavnih razlika ovog cd
proslog svetskog krvoprolica, kapitalisticki a
rologieari nam vele da je on u sustini rat l.
deja, da Sc vodi borba izmedju sistema $50
bodnog'' rada i sistema nacistiekog ropstva,
kao sto Green, predsednik AFL, rece II Pitts
burghu hazad kratkog vremena, ITO je rat
svakog ljudskog bica - pc citavom svetu
koje zeli da Dude slobodno." Ali "demokrati-
je," koje vode tn "idejnu" borbu, same drze o.
gromnu vecinu svog stanovnistva u najamnom
ropstvu. Tako je ia "demokratija" '~idejna"
borba protiv jedne forme II korist druge forme
ropstva radnicke klase. Treba imati ma umu
da Sc ropstvo pojavilo sa vladavinom privat-
ne %svojine. Sve velike drustvene promene ko-
je su do sada, cd pojave vladavine privatne
%svojine, u%cinjene, samo su uticale ma izmenu
forme ropstva, a sustina mu osta ista, jer os-
nov ropstva osta u sustini nedirnut. Danas
vlada privatna %svojina sa kapitalizmom sustas-
tveno kao sto je vladala sa antickim slavokra-
tijama, .Grckom, Rimom it'd, zbog toga susti-
ma ropstva klase pod "demokratijama" nj "a
jednu jotu ne r~azlikuje Sc cd prve pojave ljud-
skog robovanja. Zbog toga i z m e d u
"slobodnih' najamnih robova "demokratija" i
sasvim obespravljenim radnicima zemalja gang
sterskop nacizma nema sustastvene razlike.
Kao sto Sc rob feudalizma samo formalno raz-
likovao cd licnog roba slavokratija; kao sto Sc
najamni rob kapitalizma samo formalno raz-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
EDICE ~NE-STRAJKU.
JUICE POLITIKE.

Uloga radnickog vodje Il Prvom Svetskom
Ratu dobro je poznata. Sa patriotskim poJa-
MEM u svojim ustima radnicki vodja udarao
je sa kamdzijom preko ledja radnika. Sa svo-
prisilio radnike da Sc pokore pred bezobraz-
MIN nasrtajima njihovih izrabljivaca. On je
bio prvi da optuzi strajkove kao ne-amerikan-
ske da najglasniie deklamuje da je to bio
"radnikov rat" Ukratko, on je dokazao da je
z~asluzan tit:ie koju mu je podario pokojni
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
WEEKLY PEOPLE.

Strukovne junije (misli Sc ma ekonomskL
radnicku organizaciju u opste) promasuju IL
opste, kada Sc ogranicavaju ma gorilski rat pro
tiv posledica postoje6eg sistema, u mesto da
jednovremeno pokusaju izmeniti ga, u mesto
da upotrebe svoje organizovane sile kao mali
"a konaeno i'm oslobodjenje radnieke klase. to
jest "a kopacno unistenje najamnog sistema.
One treba da r%azumeju, da postojeci sis
tenn, w bedu koju navaljuje ma njih, jednovre-
memo poradja materijalne uslove i drustvene
forme, nuzne "a ekonomsku obnovu drustva.
Mesto konzervativne parole: "Postena nadnica
"a poster dnevni rad!', one treba da ispisu ma
svome barjaku revolutionary lozinku: 'Unis-
Daniel De Leon
Zemlja koja je wise r~azvijena industrijalno.
samo pokazuje mamie razvijenoj zemlji sliku
sopstvene joj buducnosti. - X. Marx.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
BROJ II. NO. II.

nije da Sc povrate u clanstvo i da drze dobru
stanje svoga clanovanja. Ako promase da Sc
pokore ovoj naredbi kaznice Sc iii sa otpustom
iii gubitkom staresinstva, a sve ovo, &c "a
visit cd odluke prituzbene masine koja &c BIZ
ii sastavljena cd ~junijskih i kompanijskih
predstavnika.
Do pisanja ovog clanka konacna odluka
n. W. L. 3. O parnici Walker-Turner kompa-
nije nije jos doneta. Fekeri rada nju cekaJu
sa velikim strpljenjem koji Sc ne boje nicega
wise cd prosirenog o%padanja clanstva %njihovih
junija. Pored Walker-Turner parnice, tn SUI
jos diva zahteva C. l. o. o "zastiti j~unije" koji
su sami po sebi bez velike vaznosti, a koji ce-
kaju ma odlaku. Pryi pokriva $4,000 radnika
osmoro poduzeca international Harvester kom-
panic, a drugi pokriva %. 900 radnika Federal
Shipbuilding kompanije koja Sc nalazi u Kar-
ny, New Jersey i koja pripada United States
Steel korporaciji. Odbornik poslednje izjavio
je ako odbor odredi odluku "odrzavanje clano-
~vanja," on &c savetovati korporaciju da je Cd
baci. Tada &c ia kompanija (eija brodogradlva
preuze Mornarica u ime federnlne Wade pros
lie godine, kada je kompanija odbila odluku
sada pokojnog National Defense Mediation
Boarda, ali koja SUI kasnije vratlli posedstvu
kompanije) morace birati izmedju kooperacije
sa vladom da ucini polozaj fekera sigurnim
iii da JOS jednom probe kroz farsu "vladinog
preuzimanja."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23
Prisilna lojalnost iii klasna svest.

Junija, CHI su elanovi nezadovoljni, kada
Cd Nth "lojalnost' silom trail to je patentira-
no krivotvorenje. Takva junija nemoze cak nj
ola izvrsi duznost s~traznje garde da stiti rad
nicko povlacenje, a nekmo Ii da Sc predstavlja
kao vojska koja je sposobna da "a radnike do
bile njihovo oslobodjenje. Ma mesto toga ona
mole sluziti samo kao instrumental reakcionar-
nth intriga. sto potrebuju radnlci owe naciJe
ieste junija koja Sc bazira upravo ma klasnor1
Interest," rada, junija koja odvazno usVaJa CT
nienicu klasne borbe i, koja prema Moi postu-
pa. Takva junija, dok ella oslobodJenJu rad
nika Cd najamnog ropstva / izrablJlvanJa. u
periodu organizovanja bi Sc odupirala nasrta-
jima poslodavaca i bi trazila takve 'poboljsi-
&c" koie bi mogla dobiti. Mozda da ona ne bi
uvek u ovome uspela ali ona bi Sc trudila, i,
trudeci Sc, bi odrzala lojalnost svog klasno-
svesnog c~lanstva.
Juniia radnicke klase danas ne postoji /
mora Sc graditi. -Neoprezno, i mnogo protiv
niihove wolfe, kapitalisticki porucnici rada, sa
svojim bezobzirnim tlacenjem i izdajstvom
razocarali su radnike nacije, i do toga obima
oni spremaju put. Ali pravo spremanje radni-
ka zavisi cd mainline klasnosvesnih radnika,
koji bez ikakvog straha nepopustljivo sire
Socijalistieku prosvetu i agitaciju. Oni SUI ii
koji moraju siriti slovo Socijalistickog In
dustrijalnog Junionizma, uciti radnike o ME-
govom principu, koji moraju u NINA probu-
dit pouzdanje u ~njegovu nepobedivost. Cd
Nth, uveliki, zavisi pobeda, iii poraz, dolazeceg
velikog suda ~ljudskog oslobodjenja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-23

multi-milionersk izrabljivac, Mark Hanna, ma
ime, kapitalisticki "porucnik rada.'
Savremeni radnicki vodji dokazuju da su
ne mamie zasluzili te odlike. Dokaz "a ovo Sc
nalazi II revnosti sa kojom oni prisiljavaju
"ne-strajkujutu" politiku, ~politiku sa kojom Sc
zabranjuje radnicima da %upotrebe cak i mill
tavo najzastarelo orudje odbrane sa kojim in
naoruzava MISUNDERSTANDING j%unija.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
Youth sees slayer
Running Out Of Alley

James Prince. Il, of $50 Superior
street told police that he had seen
man run out Of the alley but
was unable 10 see his face. a short
time after Rebecca Taylor had been
stabbed
Police say that the fatally stabbed
young woman Was married to
Joseph Taylor from whom she had
been separated. After an investi-
cation police reported that the hus-
band was az work as a mlllwrghi
At Ford's plant during the time OF
The stabbins OF his csiranged wife
Husband Cleared By Police
\ key found near the alleged
crime scene fitted the lock at 995
Frederick stree, where fve-year-
old and three year-old child we're
discovered by the police invesusdt-
ing the fatal siabbng Of the Has
.lngs street Flower Girl
Suspect Had Bloody Clothes
Arrested by police who found
blood on his clothing. Clifford
Hughey 30, Of 1929 East Warren
avenue. explained his bloodstained
apparel by saying Rebecca Taylor
had staggered against him as she
came out Of the dark alley.
Hughcy was held by police for
investigation Of melting a riot after
10 was disclosed police officers Of
number 10 Motor had refused IN
lake The injured woman to the
hospital
Detectives William Simmons ard
Casper Peek and detectives OF the
homicide squad are invest eating
the murder OF Rcbcccs Taylor,
The body was Identified by Shell.
by johnson Of GIL East Kirby
/ aparlmcn, SIX. and Donald Fitz-
/ sorsId Of 5O44 Russell street, apart
mcnt seven, as that OF Rcbecca
/ TAYLOR.