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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

of the mystery books 7 have
written. rs tar from satisfied, II
is his habit 10 begin reasoning
whore the scientific investigation
leaves off
Bearing always in mind" he
haStcnS 90 point out that we
can 60 only A. far a. our trail
i hlazcd by cold, mathematical
logic. The moment we come 10
a branch in that trail. the mo-
ment We find ourselves faced
with one Of two alternatives,
then we enter upon the realm
Of mere surmiSe, and surmiSe
il fascinating, hut dangerous
when We are working on a case
where human life il AT stake"
The murderer. whoever he may
have been. had completed as he
thought. his grISly task. He had
apparently dubbed the million
aire 10 death He had sprayed tie
body with an inflammable inseC-
ticidc. He had then tossed the
match which converted the room
into "A seething furnace Of flame,
and he had Withdrawn 10 stand,
peerinC with glittering eyes, at
the scene of his crime. the Supine
figure the cracking inferno Of
flames
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

criminal lawyer whose activities
furnish the basis of some 20-odd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Classification Is Vital

Wet burns are formed during
life. They are the attempts Of
nature 10 repair tissue damage
We are all familiar with the COM
mon blister which is raised when
skin is burnt. This is caused by
an infiltrauon Of body moisture
between the layers Of skin so as
20 localize burn damage. Such
blister formations are character
iStic Of wet burns Then there
are the dry burns" in which the
damaged layer of skin is NOT
separated from the lower layer by
any such infiltration. Such burns
occur AFTER death.
!. One of the leading experts on
cT-iminology. and a specialist on
burns, fingeEprints and scientific
deduction. has been retained by
Countess Nancy Cakes de Ma
rigny 10 help clear up the mys-
terry surrounding the death of her
father. This expert. DR.. Paul A.
Zahl, has announced that the body
OF the 6S-year-old multi-million-
aire bore BOTH wet" and dry"
burns: that wet burns can only be
formed during life. that dry burns
can. generally, be formed only
after death.
The implications are no less
than astounding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

Countess Nancy Oakes dc Ma
riGny.
Then il only remained to start
a new fire.
So let us sec just how far cold
logic will take us.
If we are to start out with the
assumption, which seems to have
been accepted by both proSccu-
ton and defense alike, that the
crime was committed during the
time the severe tropical storm
was sweeping over Nassau then
it must be apparent that WHEN
THE MURDERER LEFT THE
SCENE OF THE CRIME. THE
GROUND HAD JUST BEEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Saw His Victim Arise

And then he saw his victim ret
10 his feet, Stagger a few steps
and fall and then the flames
began 10 die down
SO the murderer returned
Or. Zahl says nc MUST have
returned. The. findings of this
noted scientist reveal that fact as
definitely as though the motions
of the murderer had been photo
graphed on film.
The murderer tiptoed back into
the flre-gutted room. Once more
he bent over Sir Harry OakcS.
once more the blunt weapon must
have swung upward. hung poised
for a moment. and then crashed
down. This time life was dubbed
out Of the 6S-year-old father of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Bludgeoned, Not Killed

Sir Harry Cakes must have
been blud eened, BUT NOT
KILLED. The unconscious figure
was then sprayed with an in
fiammable liquid, a fly spray, 10
be exact. and this liquid ignited.
The murderer must then have left
the room, paused TO stand. wait
ing, watching to make certain
that the flames attained sufficient
volume 10 insure the destruction
of the house, thereby concealing
much of the evidence Of the crime.
And what did this waiting,
watching murderer see?
According TO the findings Of DR..
Zahl, he must have seen the
VICTIM COME TO LIFE! There
is no other explanation for the
scientific findings and the de-
auctions Of this eminent crimi-
nologist. The heat must have
revived the victim. The pain of
the flames restored him TO at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

crime committed during a ter
rifle thunderstorm with its re-
sulting wind and rain, he would
have been accused of setting the
stage so as to make things easy
for the police, suspiciously easy.
YET THERE WERE NO
FOOTPRINTS.
But if there we're no footprints,
the whole case against Alfred de
Marigny may well come tumbling
down about the ears of the
prosecution. The inference is OBJ
vious. The crime must then have
been committed bY someone who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Footsteps AII-Important

No writer Of detective stories
could possibly have conjured Up
a more favorable setting for the
finding of footprints that would
have been a determining factor
in solving the crime. In fact. if
any top-flight mystery author
had gone so far as to have a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

was already in the house, son1ss
one who did not need to leave II.
and therefore left no footprints.
SO. in the annals of Perry Ma
son. the fictional criminal lawyer
and detective. this case may well
turn out 10 be THE CASE OF
THE MISSING FOOTPRINTS!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

least partial conscious. DR., Paul
Zahl even deduceS that the victim
actually was able 10 rise from
the flaming bed and stagger a few
steps before falling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

SOAKED BY RECENT HEAVY
RAINS.
Then why were there no foot
prints?
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Famous SIeuth
Finds New Clues
In Bizarre Case

Continued from Page One)
I am informed. were two gen
eral kinds. While there are
technical names for these, il will,
for our purposes. be only neces-
sary 10 refer 20 them generally
as wet burns" and dry burns"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

cleanest animal that walks. He don't eat
thing but three kinds of roots sweet flag
bullrushes and cattails and DANCED he
don't wash them before he eats EN-.
Lord, I've eat a lot of the meat and it's
plum good Tastes much like rabbit or
squirrel Even has a sweet taste to it. And
the breath of the rat-'marsh hare since
we are catin' ems sweet. He don't eat
dern thing to make it smell bad.
cold weather helps the boys with the
meat" he continued when it's hot they
don't get many marsh hares' and those they
manage to catch they don't fool with for
meat 1t might spoil But when IT gets cold
the rat moves around and the boys get
lot of en-. Then they take special care OF
the meat as it won't spoil in cold weather,
and trucks come out from town couple OF
times a day TO pick it up. Yep-its good
and everybody oughta try it."
As TO the musk the average trapper knows
little about IT, All he is sure of is that
when he fills UP bottle with musk glands
he takes IT 20 the fur buyer who pays him
for IT, giving him another source Of income
from the rat and sends It 10 somebody in
the East who make perfume outta It.
During the trapping season the work IS
hard and endless. With the loss Of many sons
10 the army and defense plants cutting down
the number available for the task every
member of "a trappcrs family must pitch in
10 get the work done
The trappcr must walk the line" at least
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

once each day is held TO this ny contract
with the fur buyer on whose land he is
trapping, and is always willing TO sign such
an agreement
1--WE don't want rats caught and layin' in
the trap for long time while some varmnt
eats them Every pelt is worth money. so
the line is walked at least once every day."
one trapper explained.
THE male rat always wanders from the
nest while the female stays close by"
It's the hobo" that the men like most
to see in their traps. The hobo" another
trappor explained as he wrung out pets in
a washing machine wrnger is just what the
name implies. He is tho wandcror Of the
clan never makes a nest and seldom stays
long in one spot. The largest Of the tribe,
he usually is found IN holes hurrowod deep
in the mud Of the banks of the innumcrablc
bayous in the swamp lands.
For more than a century trappers have
migrated each year to the trapping lands Of
Louisiana for the Today season, extending
from December 10th 10 February 2Oth. Some
come with families TO permanent camp sites
maintained by land lessons while others come
alone or in small groups bringing tiny. one
room. collapsbe cabins which, with the use
Of a few bolts they set up on the edge Of the
marsh near the trap-ines.
For the most part the trappcrs are "Caiun"
French and some can trace their ancestry
back 10 the first hardy Frenchmen who came
from the old World to explore the Mississippi
River Delta.
Although they understand and to some eX-
tent speak, English they have a language all
their own. Stemming from the conquerors
who overran this section of the United states,
the language mainly is French with mix
ture Of Spanish and English words to make
il a dialect heard nowhere except in the
Louisiana marsh.
The trapping lands. extending from Mis-
sissppi 20 the Texas line and even TO the
shadows of the skyscrapers of New Orleans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

steers, weighing about 400 pounds each.
After the musk glands have been removed,
there are several ways of preparing the
marsh rabbits" for the table The frcassee,
as served at the dinner in the House of Repre-
sentatiycs recently is made this way:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
MUSKRAT FRICASSEE

Make brown gravy, season highly Add
onions. mushrooms. disjointcd muskrat and
simmer until tender Serve with Louisiana
steamed rice
Another recipe by Mrs Gautrcaux is as
follows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

N/ wild game in forest, marsh
w and swamp, many sports
men and game conservation experts
are now declaring that one way to
case a meat shortage is TO revive
some of the satisfying, healthful and
even epicurean wild meat dishes that
were so popular in pioneer days.
Many sections of the country they
say, abound in species of wild game
which are eaten appreciatively by the
natives of these regions but which are
not considered palatabe by strangers
As n typical case, they point to the
muskrat which is a table dellcacy in
New England and some Of the South
eastern states, particularly Louisiana
The other day, Representative
James DomcnCcauN of Louisiana
muskrat eater from away back de
cidcd 10 prove the cpicurcan delights
Of the marsh rabbit" as Il rs some
times called. and invited Vice-Presi-
dent Henry A. Wallace, Claude r.
Wickatd. Secretary of Agriculture,
and other government officials TO a
dinner of Muskrat Fricassce.
There was an atmosphere Of apprc-
henslon and doubt hanging Ike
thick cloud in the dignified rcstau-
rant of the House Of Representatives
when the officials sat down 10 Inner
but when Mrs Agnes GautrcauN of
Rayue. La, served up her Marsh Rab
bit FriCasscc and the guests sampled
II. the savory muskrat was complete
~ indicated.
Y think it should befenamed musk
rabbit" commented Mr.. Wallace, after
liberal helping.
I've never tasted horse meat and
wouldn't like TO. but I'm all for musk.
rat said Mr. Wickard
Il enjoyed it all even the rat
part observed Speaker sam Rayburn.
With muskrat meat growing in popul
il is bringing new wealth TO thousan
trappers who tramp the wastes of more
1000 600 acres of Louisiana marshland
dcring the Gulf of Mexico.
IN the past it has been the pclt alone
was sought by The trappcr. but the wa
brought two additional means of income
the catch.
The muskrat not only furnishes this
and FUR for womcns coats, but also
posscssor OF musk glands which are y
used in the manufacture of perfumes. !
the war with Japan halted commerce
the Far East this musk was gathered
ripalIv from tho musk deer of ChHr
Nalava Now Tho sole available supply
from the muskrat
Despite the annual trapping of APP
matelv 6 600 600 muskrats am almost
t.1.. .t-t.,.fr. fTa liz lrtI.4tl ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

the Muskrat Tribes.
(therc are So 600 acres of trapping lands
within the city hmtsI for the most part are
the property OF fewer than a dozen land
property lease the land 10 fur buyers or
traders who IN turn lease smaller portions
TO trappers on a pcrccntaEc-of tho-caich basis
S. c. Larkiu who maintains e permanent
trappors' camp IN the marsh not far from
the heart Of New Orleans. is one Of the
middlcmen OF the trade He has under lease
approximately 10000 acres OF trapping land
within the city limits
Kearney Larkin, his son explained the trap
ping situation.
The war, and defense industries around
New Orleans" he said. have made serious
inroads into the number Of trappers We have
at our camp now.
I'm all about 100 trappers are working our
10000 acres. All Of the men are French
and good trappers
I'VE lease 20 them land which they
can set the $50 traps the game law allows
each person and handle the catch on
$3.50 basis. The trapper gets % per cent
Of the catch and get 50. We also VIII
buy the remainder OF the catch
THE price averages from 90 cents 20
dollar on each rat and no one can go over
that. because the government has set ceiling
prices
Larkin estimated that approximately 8 OOO-
make enough fricasseo for lot Of people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

of water. Boil I'M
til this thickens.
Then add the egg
yolks after mash
ing them with a
fork. This will
make a e old c n
brown gravy.
To this add
your m II s k ra t
meat and whites
OF Egs finely
chopped Season
this with salt and
pepper, and if YOU
like 1t spicy add
q little Glove. Stir
to z her and
serve with sherry
wine. This VIII
serve 6 TO s per-
sons.
How d o G S a
muskrat I a S tie?
Well. here is
w n at one old
trap per says:
~ ok S shoulda
started eating
'cm long before.
It's the word rat
that gets people.
If they'd call EN-
marsh hare like
they do in the
East, folks all
over the country
would been a-eat-
in EN- for a long
time.
why the rat
I m can the
marsh hare " he
chuckled, is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

This Little Daughter Of Loui>i-
ana MuSkrat TrappcT Is Doing
Her Share i'm Preparing the Days
Catch From the Traps by Getting
the Marsh Hares" Ready for
shipment, While the Grown Folk
Handle the skins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

1919 wecky Inc Britain Rights Reserved
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
ZAVEZNIKI ZAVOJEVA.
Ii PAPUO

Zavezniski glavni stan v
AvstraliI, sobota, %. janu-
aria. - Natancno sest me-
secev nato, ko so Japonci
priceli z iZkrcavanjem ma
Goni svojo papuansko kam-
panic, so zavezniki vceraj
koncali tam zadnji organi-
ziran odpor.
Zavezniki so naSteli wee
raj US trupel ubitih ia
poncev in stetje Sc Sc vrsi.
Papua je prva celotna
zemljepisna edinica, XII je
bila izvojevana nazaj cd ia
poncev. Ona obsega OkOIi
10000 stirjaskih mill ozem-
liza ter ina priblizno 3OO,-
600 prebivalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23

|tvoj dan d%opolnjen, da hos Sc
vedno gorel kot ogenj tWaja
konci samo enc poti -- ljubljen
zaradi svojega blagodejnega in
lepega SOFA cd vseh dobrih po-
|potnikov, potrebnih luci v svo-
j temi in toplote v svojem ne
ugodnju.
ze kot otroku ii DO dan duh
cud in avantur, XII je dar ne
smrtnosti. Ohrani ga "a zme-
rom V svojem srcu z onim, kar
vedno isce zlatih zarij onkraj
pestre mavrice, pasnikov onkraj
+pustinje, jutranje zore, onkraj
morja, luci in svetlobe onkraj
teme.
Vselej isci in 81 prizadevai v
dobri veri in pogumu v svetu,
kjer p~ostajajo mozje tako silno
trudni.
Ohrani svojo zmoznost veri in
upanju, toda vselej maj tvoja
preudarnost razsoja to, kar We
rules.
Ohrani 81 silo sprejetja vsega,
toda nauci sc izbrati to, kar
pravi instinkt, da je pravicno.
Ohrani svojo ljubezen do Ii
vljenja, toda odvrzi strah pred
smrtjo. zivljenje Sc mora ljubi-
tt, ali pa Sc ga izgubi; toda nj
CNadaIjevanje ma 2. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
V Makedoniji in
Liki je zavladala
pravcata lakota
Med otroci je vedno vec slu-
6ajev slepote, ker je v Ii
With pomanjkanje vitami-
nov.

LONDON, %. %septembra. -
V nekaterih okrajih Srbije je re
zavladala lakota. o zlasti veliki
lakoti porocajo IL Herzegovina
in Like, kjer je morala beograj-
ska vlada cello v mirnih cash
zalagati prebivalstvo z zitom,
cato je zavladala bojazen, da DO
teh pokrajinah prebivalstvo
docela izumrlo.
L. okraja Maeve V Srbiji, kjer
je bio pref najbogatejse ozem-
lie z zitom, porocajo o narasca-
jocih slucajih slepote med otro-
ci, ker jim primanjkuje zivil z
vitamini.
Da Sc prepreci prebivalstvu
dajanje denarne pomoci geril-
Gem, so bile izdane odredbe "a
kontrolo vse gotovine. Use ose-
be-, XII zasluzijo mad 5000 dinar-
jew mesecno, morajo naloziti ia
denar v bankah, XII so kontroli-
rane pc vladi; in nihce ne SINE
welt liz banke mad 5000 dinar-
jew mesecno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Ma VzH0DNI 'FRONT.'
W 5EVERNI AFRIN
zmagoyitih ruskih armad ma
vseh frOntah. = Osma armada
TripOliju.


MOSKVA, %. januarja. -
Ruska %ofenziva, XII Sc vail z o.
'jacenim kolebom ma sestih from
tab naprej, je pobila pri Ljenin-
gradu nadaljnih 5000 Nemcev,
kar znaci, da sc koridor pred o.
svobojenim Ljeningradom ceda-
lie boil Sri.
MOSKVA, %. januarja. -
Nemske cete sc danes srdito u
pirajo ma petih frontah, toda
Rusi so jih pobili tisoce S svo-
jimi tanki, pehoto, k%onjenico in
S svojim topnistvom.
Zmagovite ruske armada
Rusi napadajo in sklepajo o.
broce okoli Harkova, glavnega
industrijskega sredisca Ukraji-
ne; okoli Vorosilovgrada, indu-
strijskega centra oh Doncu; O.
koli Rostova, katero mesto tvo-
ri vrata ma Kavkaz, in okoli Sal
ska, spojisca zeleznice med Sta
lingradom in Tihreckom.
Zavzetje mesta Salska
LONDON, %. januarja. -
Rusi naznanjajo nocoj S speci-
alnim komunikejem, da so Mi
hove armada zavzele Salsk, vaz-
no zeleznisko spojisce ma sever
mem Kavkazu, 100 mill JUNO
vzhodno cd Rostova. V Salsku
je bio vazno nemsko l~etalisce,
odkoder so odletala nemska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
POTRATA ENERGIJE IN CASA

"Ameriski domovini'' z dine
II. januarja smo brali uredni-
kov clanek "Slavo POLO partiza-
nom" v katerem sc urednik
zgraza mad onimi, XII so poslali
spomenico jugoslovanskim par
tizanom.
Kolikor je nam znano, so O.
menjeni poslali svojo spomenico
v svojem lastnem imenu, ne pa
v menu kaksne organizacije, nj
ii ne " imenu ameriskih Jugo-
slovanov, ma noben nacin pa ne
v imenu urednikov "Ameriske
Domovine" in "Prosvete". Torei
je vsako zgrazanje odvec.
Oh tel prilik maj pripomnimo,
da je urednik "A. d." pri ma
stevanju linen podpisnikov "po-
zabil' omeniti, da je eden izmed
podpisancev, MANFRED Jovan
Krajnovic, duhovnik. Kako to?
Sal nj Sc dolgo tega, ko Sc :je u
rednik "A. D" zgrazal mad
"Proletarcevim" urednikom, ker
slednji nj postavil oznacbe
"Rev." pred ime nekega sloven-
skega duhovnika.
Vsako ostalo argumentiranje
hi bio potrata energije in casa.
Ma ugotovitev, da je sam a.
meriski general Eisenhower po-
slal cestitke generalu Drazi Mi
hajlovicu, pa ne bono odgovar-
jail mi, temvec bono rajsi po-
natisnili izjavo clanka v maya
zinu thine" z dine Is. januarja,
kjer so napisali ameriski casni-
karji sledeee obvestilo, katero
maj tudi urednik "A. D" blago-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
SJnEu 90.

je pismo prehajalo liz rok v ro-
Ike ter postalo neke vrste par
tizanska folklora. v teku casa
je bio morda izpiljeno z bese-
dami drugih MOI in mono je,
da mu je DIAL plemenlti duh ME
govih sobojevnikov dodatno
krasnoslovno vrednost. Ampak
to-, kar je bio v pismu napisa-
no, je bilo tako resnicno takrat,
ko je bio oh %selestenju gozda
naeeckano ma kos papirja, ka-
kor je bilo resnicno pretekli te-
den, ko je doseglo London in yes
ostali zunanji svet. Pismo Sc
glasi:
Mole dete, XII spis zdaj v te-
mi in nabiras moci "a borbo
rojstva, vso sreco ii zelim. Zda:i
Sc nimas pravilne oblike, ne di-
has, in slepo 81. Toda, ko napo-
ei tvoja ura in ura tvoje mate
re, XII jo globoko ljubim, tedaj
Sc DO v tebi nekaj zganilo, XII tt
DO dalo moe borbe "a zrak in
svetlobo. Taksna je MANFRED tvo-
ia dediscina, taksna je tvoja
usoda kot deteta, rojenega IL ze-
ne - da sc boris "a dnevno luc
in vztrajas, ne vedoc - zakai.
Maj plamen, XII vari svetlo je-
klo tvoje mladosti, nikoli ne u
gasne, temvec vecno gori, tako
da ko DO tvoje delo koncano in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23

vol sprejeti sebi "a odgovor.
V clanku pod naslovom I'm a
Noble Spirit" pisejo:
BESIDE so bile res besede ge-
nerala Eisenhowerja. Toda teh
besed nj dial v javnost Eisenho-
werjev glavni stan v severni A.
friki. Teh besed tudi nj dial v
javnost U. S. vojni department.
TIE besede je "relisala" jugoslo-
vanska zamejna vlada v Londo-
nu. Enajst dni pc novem letu
so Jugoslovani javili, da je Eli
senhower postal generalu ORA
Ii Mihaljovieu sledece novoletno
voscilo:
"Vasi nesmrtni bojevniki, ze-
dinjeni ma svoji materni zemlj il
in odloeeni, da v plemenitem du-
hu zrtVovanJa zapode sOvrazni-
ka il dezele, sluzijo skupni stva-
ri zedinjenih narodov."
BESIDE generala Eisenhower
ia soglasajo z naziranji, XII :jih
ina vecina Amerikancev O ge-
neralu Mihajlovicu. Toda ia po-
zdrav postavlje tudi generala
Eisenhowerja ma sredo mucne
in zapletene jugoslovanske po-
liticne pozornice - pozornice, v
kateri so srbski nationalist
(podertanje nase) generala Mi
hajlovica Sc d n v
sporu S srbskimi, hrvatskimi in
slovenskimi partizani. Nikakor
nj MANFRED gotovo, da We anne
riska vlada dovolj o zmedi te
zadeve, da hi Sc moglo opravici-
tt tako direktno obveznostno il
javo."