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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-06
have promised some through ad-
By J. R. WILLIAMS

have promised some through adj
vertising, but I'll either pay you
for the seed grain, or withdraw
the offer and work it out some
way with the customers. AS
for your horse, that, too, belongs
to you. That is, unless you wish
to make a gift of the animal to
Bella. but if l were you Id not
do that unless you kept halter
on the whole matter. Finally,
sir, | am going to beg your par
don. | beg your most humble
pardon, Dent. I've been through
a lot these last few days, and I've
done some thinking as | went
along I've made few resolu-
tons
Hunter looked at the man. He
was doing better job than
Hunter had dreamed. For in
stance"
"Tve decided to case up on
the pill business and work at the
daddy job little better. To my
mind you have been a true
sport, Hunter. you've even
worked at my job, trying to rear
my children as best you can; and
have to take my hat off to you
in your determination to protect
Junior. You're a better man
than | am, sir
Hunter was red with both
pleasure and embarrassment.
Triumph in the face of true
craftsmanship is never the thing
one dreams OF in burning rage
and desire for revenge.
He and Ballard shook hands,
and the man went and got into
his waiting limousine and was
whisked back TO town.
Hunter went slowly TO the Of
flee. There he telephoned Squire
Doolittle. II have little chorc
for yeur Judge said You ii
be there in about thirty min
utes? Okay." He hung up, went
down, and backed out his car.
He hunted around for Red, He
found her on the front porch.
Hello" he grinned. "How'about
a ride?"
you taking me for a ride?"
Something OF the sort. Wait
here til | bring my car
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A Smash Hit

when you said you was laying a
bet, and bought this pair of Ii
cense to marry you by. They
seem to be fust class prime mar
riage license. One is writ out to
Bella Ballard and Hunter Dent,
and the other is writ out to Hun
ter Dent and Bella Ballard.
Whichever one l use to marry
you two by, the other loses his
barrelhead. Which shall it be-"
Red looked at Hunter; Hunter
looked at Red.
"Ah!" they both said at the
same time.
You'll have to get Sam. or
Mrs. Doolittle to witness" Hunt
er suggested.
LII 60 to the house and fetch
the little lady"
Squire Doolittle moved off to
get his three hundred pound
wife. Hunter and Red collapsed
into each others arms.
Il win" Hunter said.
mo. | win" Red halflaughed
and half-wept.
They stood a moment there in
the bland afternoon and kissed.
Then Squire and Mrs. Doolittle
came. In a few moments Red
said, II do" and Hunter Dent
said. II do"
Hunter, as they drove back to
the estate, hadn't ever seen the
day so gay in autumn, or the
brown land so kindly under a
sky in the fall.
THE END
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Mines right out here. How

Mines right out here. How
about just going with me?'
You might not want to so
where I'm going"
Where's that?"
"Doolittle's store"
Sure she laughed. Il was
going there, too"
They went and got into her
car and soon they were going
along gently rolling country
road through an azure day.
Am l riding FREELY in the
horse show, Hunter"
I'll tell you yes or no in
about fifteen minutes
She gave him a questioning
look, and then laughed with odd
merriment. Then it will be
yes. What'll you wager"
Let me see" he unused.
What do I have to put on the
barrel-head?"
YOURSELF"
"Okay. I'll bet me against
you
They came to the little rustic
store. Squire Doolittle, with one
suspender. sat on the porch wait
ing. Red and Hunter got out and
ran up the steps.
well, Judge" Hunter said,
here we are
Yes" Red laughed, here we
really are, Judge
Squire Doolittle laughed the
mellow lauah Of an old man who
still remembers the habits of the
young heart. He looked from
one to the other Of them.
wv well. now, folks" he
drawled. i've got dockymint
liz one of my hip pockets. Lem
me see now" He took out a large
envelope from his right pocket.
This here is a wedding license
what | bought just as you direct
cd me to. Hunter. It's fust rate
license and it'll do the job"
He reached into his other poe
ket and brought out another en-
velope. Now he grinned at
Bella Ballard.
Miss Red. done just exactly
what told you I'd do went
10 the cot house t other day,
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DOOLITTLE'S STORE
CHAPTER XII

Above the rush of wind Hun
ter Dent yelled again at Red
Ballard, Idiot, what's the idea?"
Red kept going. She shouted
back at him, Taking you back to
Jail" She ran a red light in town
and turnet. down the side street
where the Jail was located. She
shot on the brakes. Out she
leaped. She ran into the Jail Of
flee. Hunter followed, as al
ways both irritated and amused
by her precipitous movements.
Red was just finishing her in
structions to Sheriff Anderson.
THE Ghibarto twins are catch
ing the feminine Plane. happen
to know, Sheriff. There it IS
now" They stopped to listen.
Overhead came the roar of the
Miami plane. "Those twins are
the killers, Sheriff." In a mo-
ment Red came out, and right
after her the red-faced officer.
"Come on, Hunter" the girl said,
and hauled Hunter into her
roadster while the sheriff jump
ed into his big official car.
Red started OFT of town ahead,
taking the highway three miles
out to the airport; but Anderson
got the right of way with his
siren and they saw the big car
disappear down the highway as
the plane banked, made a wide
Circle, and got ready to land.
When Red raced up to the air
port they saw the Ghibarto boys
setting ready to 60 aboard.
Sheriff Anderson stepped up.
I'D and Hunter ran through
- knee.
Il pssy, gentlemen" Sheriff
1011rUon said, but ! have to
$500 you.~
~ exotic young men shed
- tholr debonais sopbistication.
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THE END
SAMARITAN'S REWARD

CHICAGO - The two men a
couple of youths asked to help
them push their stalled auto
mobile were obliging and also
inquisitive.
When they questioned the boys
AS TO the ownership of the car.
they fled, so the two helpers
chased and caught them.
At the Fillmore police station
the boys, who admitted stealing
the car. learned their captors
we're Detective James Fiorite
and Policeman Denis Sullivan.
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D SERIAL STORY
SPORTING BLOOD
ao-MoNDAY-JULY 6. 1912
COPYRIGHT. i9d2.
NEA SERVICE. INC.
BY HARRY HARRISON knoll

Sportsmanship, if they'd had any
went out of them in this mo-
ment. One OF them reached for
his revolver. Anderson had eX-
pected something like that. A
huge, fast worker, he knocked
the twin down. Passengers were
excited, and a child screamed
Hunter had moved in. When the
other. twin looked as if he would
resist arrest. Hunter landed
clean lick right back of the
beautiful youths car. He went
down with his brother. Ander-
son put the bracelets on the two
dazed fellows and soon was 60
ing back to town with them.
When Junior Ballard was able
to make statement, he zorro
borated pretty much Hunter
hypothesis. When the details
were all cleared up it was fairly
well established that the Chi
bartos shot the bank messenger,
and had tried to kill Junior but
had missed him twice and the
shot that caught him was at a
distance down the street, beyond
the paving, where Junior had
his car parked and waiting
The elder Ghibarto was in jail
in lieu Of bond, and his sons oc-
cupied cells down the corridor
from him.
Strickland Ballard came out TO
the estate. IL was sunny
autumn day. The men stood and
looked over the farmlands, talk
ed in a desultory way about
plans for the next year.
I'm raising your salary five
hundred dollars" Ballard said
He eyed the young manager
All at once the sporting blood
in him began to circulate. He
broke into a laugh. I'm fixing
to come across Dent. i restore
to you your strain of corn.
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Evening star., 1942-11-01

the girl from England, acts with
artistry so superb that through most
of the evening you forget she is not
quite typed for the role. Margaret
Douglass, as the family matriarch,
never for an instant loses the touch
of high comedy Myron McCor-
mick, as the dry-humored, sophisti-
Gated son who knows his way about,
does a splendid piece of character
ization and Celeste Holm, as the
actress, is precisely the sort of per-
son that Jimmy's mother holds all
actresses to be. 1t is as literate and
silken a piece of comedy writing as
Broadway has seen in a long time.
About Little Darling"
A middle-aged author has a
daughter of 10 who thinks he is an
old poke and so detests his pokish
ways, his limited viewpoints con-
cerning youth and, for that matter,
concerning himself. He writes ro-
mances he does not live and the
girl, Just out of finishing school, is
bored to death with him. His secre-
tary, in the flush of full maturity
loves him secretely and yet, truth
to tell, she, too, thinks he Is more
than bit stuffy.
With the situation thus set, into
the home comes the daughter
roommate at school, a poised and
completely reckless member of Mil
waukees younger set. She vamps
the author, the author vampS her
they collaborate in vamping and,
thus enthralled, they fly off to New
York on an adventure among night
clubs and theaters and where not,
the innocence of which is more real
than apparent.
Various complications ensue in
cluding the appearance of the Mil
waukee flapper's boy friend, who
raises hell all through the third
act. Eventually the boy gets his
girl-wholly unspoiled and un-
touched-and the secretary gets her
author, also unspoiled and un-
touched.
Such is the story of Little Dar-
ling" comedy in three acts by
Eric Hatch, produced by Tom
Weatherly at the Biltmore Theater
staged by Alfred De Liagre, jr. II
you enjoy seeing middle age max
ing damned fool Of itself with
flaming youth-which many do not
you may enjoy this comedy despite
its tenuousness, its silly situations
and Its strained effort to extract
humor where fundamental grounds
Of humor do not exist.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK

WKv, 1000-caravan: The smoky hour
with 4 guest star.
WMAl, i0:45-Men, Machine and Victory:
Guests from the entertainment and industrial
worlds 10 encourage safety in war plants.
Saturday.
WJSV, 5:00-CIeveIand Orchestra: Rodzinski
conducts Nhoenberes onhesiraion Of Brahms
6 Minor Piano Quartet and Others
VOL, 7:00-Trus Story 1heaier: Henry Hull
in another drsmatzation.
WRC, 7:30-EleV 0ueen Adventure Of the
Fatal Letter." murder in the underworld.
WEv, 7:30-Thanks 10 Yanks: The new Bob
Hawk quiz show.
WkAl, S:30-Danny Thomas Show: The va.
riety-musieaI show cruises 10 another military
point.
WRt, 9:00-NationaI Barn Dance: The week.
Iy gathering in the old hsy|oft
WhAl. 9:30-SpotIight Band Band Of the
week by popular consent
WRc. ii:t5-Sior Drama: The fsats Of
Paul Bunyaa are recalled.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

both are made to recline is for COM
fort. In an emergency one could
be sitting up"
Some of the odd questions are
easiest answered, according to
Hollywood's quiz kids. On the other
hand, commonplace matters which
every one should know are some
times the most difficult to deter
mine. Some of these, with answers
listed, are:
What does a German train
whistle sound like?"
1T is high pitched and longer
sustained than train whistles in
the United States"
"Is there paddock on a coffin
that is sent by train?
"Padlocks are never used. The
lids are fastened on with 2l2-inch
screws"
Did saloons have swinging doors
in 1862" (This was for a scene in
"They Died With Their Boots On"
mo. All pictures ct the period
show fixed doors. Swinging doors
made their appearance about the
middle of the 1906"
Evening star., 1942-11-01

on Present and Postwar Aspirations Of the
United States in the MiddIeeasi.
WJSV, 8:30-Dr Christan The Storm,
written by an aviation cadet.
WRC. 9:00-Eddie Cantor Show: Charles
Spike" laughton is guest.
WRC, 9:30-Mr. District Attorney: Nabs a
killer in satks.
WHV. 10:00-6rest Music Moments: Mario
Berini and Jess Walters are guests for seIee.
tions from Herbeh's Mile. hodiste."
WINK, 1t:15-Treasury Star Parade: Iran
suiption Of TsIuIah Bankhead in The Sound
Of An American
Thursday.
WRc, 7:30-Abboft and Costello: Basil Rath.
bone, the Sherlock Holmes Of the movies. solves
the problem Of Bud and Lou.
WINK, 8:05-CapitaI Motoring: Richard J.
Murphy on 'Wsshineton's Parking Problem"
WHV. 8:30-Dsath Valley Days: The Little
Men Of the Valley" an Indian Legend.
WMAl. S:30-Town Meeting: An important
question Of The day debated by authorities.
MAl, 9:30-SpotIiehi Band: Tommy 1uek
G's, from an aircraft plant at Akron. Ohio.
WHV, 9:30-Stsgs Door Clnisea: Herbert
Marshall, KIdeoards and Ralph Edwards at the
famous servieemen's oasis.
WRc, 10:00-Rudy vaIIss Show: Akin Tami'
rolf is guest.
WRc, t0:30-Marh Of Time: Talks by i'm.
portant figures in the past weeks news; 70
ports from outlying battle posts.
Friday.
WlV, 8:00-kats Smith Hour: The song
stress and guests from Hollywood.
WMAl, 8:i5-Populsr Dinsh Shore in hsl
weekly roundup Of song hits.
Wc, S:30-lniormstioa Please: The Fegu
lars, q ssmiIssular and guest fer another
round Of intelligent quiz.
WKv, 9:00-pIsyhouss: Herbert Marshall !.
quest for this Charles Martin adaptation.
WINK, s;os-smphony Hour: S. minute!
Of Strauss wsliies.
VOL, 9:30-Doubls W Nothing: Walts
cSmpion's weekly Qull With ! sssa star.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Cohan's manuscripts of the 1905
typed?"

Cohan's manuscripts of the 1905
typed?"
Lissauer reported back that Co.
hans scripts were never typed but
were usually written on yellow
paper with a pencil or q pen made
from quill plucked from the wing
of an American eagle.
"Is it permissible to show a wom-
an wearing a wrist watch in i904?''
The first wrist watch known, the
answer stated. was made for Queen
Elizabeth in the 18th century, but
they did not become popular as
modern fashion until shortly before
the First World War.
Were egg crates used in the
1880s?"
Answer-"The first egg crate was
patented in the United States in
1855 and they have been used, in
one form or another, ever since"
For THE Story Of DR.. Wassell,' y
which Paramount Is now producing
this one had to be answered:
"Is it possible to perform blood
TRANSMISSION with the donor in a
sitting position and the donee lying
prone?"
Answer: Eyes, the only reason
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
FRIDAY
To be announced.

"It Happened in Flat
bush" and The Cir
From Alaska"
Evening star., 1942-11-01
AoRdsy,

Monday.
WPt, s:00-tavsItads Of America; Made
leins Carroll as Amelia Esrhart In Toward a
Farther Star.
WMAL, S:30-1rus or False: College pro-
fesscn vs.. Now Jersey women.
WKv, e:oo-psdio Thsstsr: Ida luplno and
Brian Ahsrns In "A Womsns Face.
WRc, s:oo-erssi Artists: Marian Anderson
Is guest.
WMAl, s:30-spoi|ght Band Vaughn Mon
ros's from tho Navy Supply Depot at Bayonns'
NJ.
WHv, t0:0o-Mrsen Guild Players: Robert
Taylor and Barbara Stanwwk in my favorlts
Wife,
Tuesday.
WJN, s;00-iqhts Out An 0boler flight
Into the future, Across the Gap"
WRc, S30-1rsssurs Chest: Heidfs guest
Is a member Of the Boston Rumor Clinic
WMAl. s:30-Duffs Tavern: A policy Of
guest star appearances, leading off with Made
Isins Carroll.
WN, 9:00-Burns and Alien: george IN
vltss Z friend 10 dinner.
WhAl, e:00-Fsmous Jury Trials: Tangled
tau involving Jealousy, deceit and wealth. a
nice combination.
WRt, o:00-BattIe Of Sexes: Walter 0Ksefe's
quiz pits male photography models vs. female
photographers.
WMAl. 9:30-SpoiIight Band: Jan 6arbers S,
from Luke Field. Phoenix. Aril.
WEV, t0:00-Suspenss: The thriller series
movies 10 this time for one night only.
VOL. ii;30-PaH In Review: Tho weekly
Army camp talent show.
Wednesday.
= WMAl, 7:00-Whafs Your War Job: First
. nsw acknowledgements series Is
Yhsd BY War hsapowsr Commissioner Paul
AAl;30-RuSslI Heath Singer: Manager
gyllA dIxuxss Wartime Cor Use"
- Senator Elpsrt 1homas Of Ufah
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Sundays Program
Hiqh Lights

WMAL. t7:30-To the President: Arch
0boIsr introduces . new parIor game In which
soldiers Of tho enemy appear on your front
doorstep.
WEV, 10:00-chureh Of the Air: Capt. VIII
liam A. Mcguire, Navy chaplain, credited with
originating tho phrase Praise the Lord and
Pass the Ammunition"
WKv, t:30-Uniied States Army Program:
Broadcast demonstrating the importance Of
bomber ground crews, the Signal Corps and the
Ordnance Division.
VOL, 7:75-Ths Redskins w. the PhiIa-
deIphia Eagles at Griffith Stadium.
WRc. 2:30-chieaeo University Round Table:
A discussion Of manpower by Robert Lamb Of
the 1oIan Committee on Defense Migration,
and two others.
Wkv, 7:30-WorIds News Today: Capt.
Forrest Sherman, commander Of the sunken
aircraft carrier Wasp. describes the sinking.
WEV. 3:00-New York Philharmonic: Vic.
linist Nathan Mlsiein plays GoIdmarks Con-
tsrto in A Minor; Bruno Waller conducts
Brahms Symphony No. a.
WDc, 3:00-Third Rorseman: First Of a
new Government series dealing with spidemits
on Tho home front.
WkAl, 3:15-Waks Up America: AdoIphe
Menjou Of tho movies joins discussion Of rs
Civilian Morale Reiarding VittoV!
WRc, 5:00-N.B.c Symphony: Arturo los.
eanini conducts Gershwins Rhapsody in BLU"
with q collection Of celebrated swingstey in
the orchestra.
WMAL, 5:30-Musital SfeelmakeH: A a.
year-oId singer is featured performer this after.
noon.
VOL, 6OO-First Niehter: Story Of the Nor.
wsgian underground, They Shall Be Free"
WRc, 700-Jaek Benny Show: Helping tele.
brate the t67th anniversary Of the Marine
Corps.
WRc. 7:3O-Bandwagon: Joe Reithman's s
men,
WhAL, 7:30-0uiz Kids: Joe Kelly returns
as profeMor.moderaior
WEV, 800-Roane Waring, national com.
mander Of the American Legion: The f6.and'
19.Year0Ids."
WRt, 8:00-thahie Mccarthy: Back 10 Holly.
wood with Don Ameehe, Ray Noble and Edgar
Bergen.
WhAl, 8:30-Inner Santtum Mystery: The
Killer and the Ghost with Paul Stewart
wDC, 9:00-Voite Of Capitol Hill: An
thony J. Dimond. Representative from Alaska,
discusses the importance Of Alaska in the war;
WBV. 9:00-listensrs Digest Sir Cedric
Rardwieke and Eva le 6allienne In The life
story Of Author A. }. cronin.
WINK, 9:05-Smphony Hour Recordings Of
hendeIssohn's Italian Symphony and Others
WHV, o:30-Fred Allen Show: Robert
BenehIey and the Merry Macs revisit Uncle Fred.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

George montgomery
and Ann Rutherford
in Orchestra Wives"
Clark Gable and La ma
Turner in Some
where I'll Find You"
Clark Gable and Lana
Turner in Some
where I'll Find You"
Gary Cooper and Te-
resa Wright in Pride
of the Yankees"
Bing Crosby and
Fred Astaire in
Holiday Inn.
Lloyd Nolan, Carole
Lands, 1T Happened
in Flatbush."
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Perry
(Continued From Page ED

she really is-except a highly eli
gible candidate for life companion
ship.
Now, to the genteel horror of the
matron of the household, her very
sophisticated blade of son, Jimmy
Randall, has got himself engaged
to an actress, whereas for years he
has been secretly loved by the
English girl. Processes by which a
mesalliance Is averted and Jimmy
is directed into the path of true love
carry the play engagingly and with
a sufnciency Of suspense into the
third act, where, too soon, the
eventual elimination of the plot is
exposed and the comedy rather
falls to pieces. But who cares?
Certainly, ! did not.
Flora Robson, - Rhoda Meldrum,
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Heffernun
Continued From Page E-1)

none. The room is furnished with
simplicity that is almost barren
Does Cordell Hull's name appear
on the door of his Officer"
AnsWer-"No. His title, Secretary
of State appears over the Intel,
but his name is not shown at all"
Does wartime Russia have cur
few hours? If SO, what are they?
Are there exceptions to the rule?"
Answer-"Curfe lasts from mid
night to 4 am. There are very few
exceptions to this rule. Persons and
cars must have a 24-hour pass
called 'propusk' This document
only can be obtained with great
difficulty"
The Yankee Doodle Dandy" file
in DR.. Lissauer's Office is particu-
larly>~ fat. Samples of questions
asked and answered for that film
include:
Questions on Cohan.
els 1t correct to show George M.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Laurel and Hardy in
"A-Haunting. We VIII
Evening star., 1942-11-01

How do you say Merry Christmas
in Chinese?"
Coon too sung DON"
Topping all others for absurdity,
but strictly on the level, was this
one tossed on the desk of the quiz
kid at Twentieth Century-Fox by
the director of The Immortal Ser
geant."
How many legs has louse?"
The kid is still checking.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
WlNX-ReWs on the hour 10 am.
WWDC-News on the half hour 10 Z a.rn.
Evening Star Features

Star FIashes-Lated news; Monday through
Friday; WMAL al 5 pm. Analysis Of the
weeks news by Lothrop Stoddard, Sunday at
II am.
National Radio Forum-Diseussions Of national
problems by public officials, WMAL, Wednes.
day at 1915 pm.
News for SehooIs-News Of the world broad.
cast especially for classroom listening. WhAl,
Thursday at 2:i5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Laurel and Hardy in
"A-Hauntins We VIII
CO..
Evening star., 1942-11-01
SATURDAY
Thru Different
Eyes" and
Road Agent"
To be announced.

Diana Barrymore and
Robert Stack ir
Eagle Souad dron."
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Short-Wove Programs

SlIOuS w wv wv SssS
LONDON, 6:0O-Britain 10 America GSc.
9.58 meg, 31.3 m,; 6RG, 1853 meg,
25.6 m.
LONDON, 6;4O-lsteninq Post: CSC, 95s
meg. ,3l.3 m.; 6R6, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.
MOSCOW, 6:48-Broadeast in English: RKE,
ISL meg, 1877 m.
LONDON S:30-Brtain Speaks: CSC, 9,58
meg, 313 m.; 6RG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, 9:00-Ccmments in English: RKE,
tt.8 meg.~ 253 m.
LONDON, 9:15-Sunday Service: CSC, e58
meg, 3t3 m.; GR6, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
G5D, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
GUATEMALA, 9:3O-SaIon Orchestra Of No.
Molina Pinillos: IOWA, 968 meg, 81 m.
VATICAN CITY, 9;30-Broadeast in English:
HVJ, 9.6 meg, 31.06 m.
GUATEMALA, 1l:00-Exquisite Hour Concert:
IOWA, 1858 meg, 81 N.
LONDON, 11:00-Radio NewNeel: CSC, 958
meg, 313 m.; GRG, 1853 meg, 75.6 m.;
G5D, Ills meg, 75.5 m.; GRI, 9.4l meg,
3l.8 m.; GSL, 6.1t meg, 49.t m.
GUATEMALA, t7:45 a.m.-0rgan Concert:
TGWA, 9.68 meg, 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Arthur Lake and
Penny Singleton in :.
"Blondie for Victory "