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Evening star., 1943-09-22

whose supreme command both could
intrust the tremendous task of COM
pleting the victory over the Axis.
In some quarters, too, there is
feeling that the American Army is
so well set that the functions OF the
chief of staff from now on will be
more or less routine.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
BY the Associated Press

bN lne ASSOCIATED Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-'"The
sanctity of the home United States
District Judge George A. Welsh says,
lis far more important than any vio-
lation of an OPA regulation"
He made the comment yesterday
after excusing trial jury while the
court sought to determine whether
three OPA agents violated the con-
stitutional rights of Mrs. Margaret
Guariglia when they went to her
home to question her about "a large
quantity of missing ration stamps.
The 39-year former chief clerk
Of South Philadelphia Ration
Board, who is being tried on a charge
of illegal possession of ration stamps,
charged earlier that the agents
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Gas on Stomach
Relieved In 3 minutes -
1ouhle youS nonay hack

When excess stomach acid causes pain-
ful. suhocAttng Kas, sour stomach and
heartburn, doctors usually prescribe the
fastest ACTING medicines known for synlpto-
ans Tablets. No laxative, Bell-ans brings
comfort in a jiny or double your money
back on return Of bottle to us. 25c At all
druggists,
Evening star., 1943-09-22
FOUND.

DOG. about mos. old, erect ears, collie or
pollce dos, IAN and white, wearing green
harness. WO. 1444
Evening star., 1943-09-22
By JOHN O'REILLY.

New York Herald Tribune CORRESPONDENT
Representins the Combined American Press
Distributed by the Associated Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11

disguised?" But he's the football
captain!" "Who shot him." THE
very last person anyone would sus-
lpcCt"
Agatha drew back. She felt
weak. Clcmantinc was standing be-
side her. whitc-fnCcd. staring down
III disbelief at The man they had
thought was their friend and
helper.
The older woman tool; the girl
by an arm. Come away"
"But-but | don't understand"
stammcrcd CIcmuntinc. .'IIe was
the one person We were sure was
all right. because he was in the
nan when your kidnapcr was es-
Gaping out of that cellar"
They almost stumbled into Will
lard Bacon. In the shadows back
from the ambulance light they did
not recognize him as the blind boy
until he spoke.
us it all OVER" he asked.
Clemantinc demanded f,lriousIy
II you knew who killed Professor
iialder why didn't you tell? Was
was this necessary ."
suspected that Hans was the
one who kidnapped Miss Brown. be-
cause of his voice. But that was not
proof. He had Il wonderful alibi."
He certainly did" brcathed
Agatha.
And yet. an expcr. in nlibis.
Miss Brown, should have seen
through his ruse. I'm surprised you
DIDN'T. FRANKLY. I'm ashamed that
l didn't until few minutes ago,
when Mr.. Marsh read me the ac-
count OF your second kidnaping.
When learned that Hans had hire
lings working under him. guessed
what he had done on that first oc-
casion, to get an alibi. Ec merely
had one of his hirclirCG make a
noise In the cellar and cgClpc by !
way of the sewer. which immcdi- !
ately diverted all suspicion from
the real spy"
Were they only hirclings? Was
Hans the only spy?"
Il believe he vas except for
MISS BLOSSOM. VINO already Is dc-
counted for. She probably repre-
sented n rival government. She was
trying to obtain the radio tube BY
trickcry. These Axis agents arc by
nature suspicious of each other.
Hans probably thought a third Ais
powcr-Japan. perhaps had add.
tiDnal spies WORKING here. He,
thought that was where the radio
tube had gone. He didn't know that
| had already taken the real tube
out Of the laboratory and turned it
over to the FB1."
"You!"
"Why not? have been on the
insidc'-as the police would say. II
still know more than they do. can
Inravel the entire mystery OF Pro-
lessor Halder's DEATH"
lTO Be Continuedl a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11
kt|:*2 :16s B LIND MANS SECRET:
BY RICHARD. HoUeHToN m
{ ,H RLrRxs.s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WRITTEN FOR AND REEiSrs, CENTRAL rKrss ASSOCIATIONS

She'll he all right" observed
Clcmantine. as Mabel opened he
eyes. Lets go see what's haprenc,
down by the railroad tracks"
Don't leave me alonc."
Nonsense" Agatha told IN,
frightened fat girl. "Nobo.!y's go
ing To harm you"
Such horrible facet"
Hes gone. Did you recognize
him ?"
mo. I never saw him before
But I'll never forget him."
There was something about the
way he moved" snid Agatha. 81
could swear that he's the man Tho
held me prisoner in the cellar OF
East hall"
But his face?" asked Clcman-
tine.
Agatha shook her head. 1T was
strange face"
They left Mabel on the bed and
ran down the stairs. holding their
breath until they were outs side. The
campus had come to life. Students
ran toward the railroad. Shouted
questions flew back and forth.
An ambulance was coming down
the street. Sinren screaming and
red lights glaring. 1t passed them.
Tqucaled TO n halt beside the tracks
ahead. and the converging students
flowed around II.
anal
breath. squeezed into the circle of
spectators who stared down at
someone lying on the ground.
The police were trying TO keep
them away. "Shurc an this mans
bad hurt! Give us room. you. Get
back"
The white uniformed ambulance
attendants were bending over n
man who lay on his back, arms and
legs sprawled ms though he had
been knocked down by an explo-
sion. A light on the rear of the am
bulancc shown full upon him.
His face at first was unrccog-
nzablc. horribly distorted. But as
they watched in fascination the
features relaxed. One of the am
bulance men snatchcd off what
looked like piece of fabbJ flesh
a false check. A moustache came
with ii.
my gosh" exclaimed someone.
even before recognition came to
Agatha. Look who II is! Hans
at can't ~" gasped Agatha In !
protest. At the same time her mind
told her this was the answer. Hans |
was the spy!
"Shure. it's the guy who ,roomcd |
next to Professor Haldet." said Pa
'rolman O'Bricn I'VE might a
known it."
The students we're overwhelmed
with amaZement. Explanations OF
and dlsmay swept
around the group. why was he
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11
CHAPTER FORTY-SIX


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. t.. o.. hoes pounded on IN,
, ..... 81. .ar conc.
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"i have" rnarcJ mo,o, !, .
imnU,. voice from ,bc aI,oin,r .
'am
! lH.G.'y tho fran, door ora m,
80 No. upper hail winIo~s u, o
''F.. III. aar would soon clear or,
WHO who wac he ?" csi.ed S C'.
,m7"'Inc. "'' We
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11
Reds Battling Nazis in
Novorossisk Defenses

tCor tinucd c..2m Page Onc.)
a large quantity of guns was cap
tured and enemy equipment was de-
StrOycd. il said.
= German attempt 10 answer tho
REQ air force sweep against their
rail lines and supply c"ntcrs bv
sending 300 planes IN an attack on
the RCstov railway. was met bv
whitening anti-aircrart fire which
Drought down rs o! the raiders, i,
was reported.
Land action on other fronts wa.
insignificant.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11
Casualty of British
Are Heavy
Continued from Tage Onc.)

the armies Of the free nations. and
ground. air and SEA forces obtained
under the general direction of Gem
eral Eisenhower and General Alex
andcr.
PralSing the result Of combined ac-
lions BY the Raj and American air
forces. Atlee said the number of
sortieS by our air forces compared
win those of the enemy was some
thlng like four to one" and added
that the combined Allied forces gain
ed complete domination of the air
Understanding between ground and
air forces reached pitch OF per-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11
Wifs Preseryers

10 You hIv" ;goubi" Getting all the
SAID o'.i .! III" spinach? Try this method
"i r!";Iri'" II. Pick !, OYER carefully, cut
taT OIL the roots. Nc" place il in large
h"w! i"arm w.tcrand lift the spinach up
ami hown AMI ALLOW 10 stand for three or
i"ur minutes. Tire, lift il out and put in q
pan o: cold water The spinach must be
Infect oct o: the water. as sand and dirt
az =, IL" lotion of the bowl A second
Washing IN warm water will make abso-
iuicly sure that every particle OF grit has
beef; removed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-11

lection that we never hitherto at
tanned" he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

of when e&teriors n large area
Will be air conditioned
7 mean 10 say that IN the
future We VIII have air oordl-
toned cities I
We sure could use some eH-
terror AIR conditioning m New
York right now.
"In the medley ~ patriotic
songs Rudy Nallee's band PLAYED
i'm Los Angeles on i Am an
American DAY." writes
Texan, "the song Dixie should
have been included.
"Vallee's band played March
Ing Through Georgia In the
medley, which was distasteful
10 those who know the dreadful
destruction and suffering caused
nv that march"
SnO not wish 10 revive the
~ tall girl versus short girl
argument" writes A member OF
the L. s. marine corps
However, have just def
lnitely learned that a man who
wrote YOU some time ago vas
right. mena the fellow who
said tall girls were not cuddly
and are usually little on the
cold side.
I'm the future I am for the
cute little tricks and the me-
dunn heights"
GEORGE JEAN n AT II A y.
VI Dean Of Manhattans drama
critics.
Mr.. Nathan has lived in tho
same apartment for 35 years.
He is a bachelor but by no
means a. woman-hater.
lie is happy and prosperous
and does not appear concerned
over what Artemus Ward said
about bachelors, namely:
"The happy married man dies
In good style at home, sur
rounded by his weeping wife
and children. The old bachelor
don't die at all. he sort Of rots
away like a pollywOg's tall"
Alfred Hitchcock. Film d.
rector. He weighs 263 pounds.
His, wife weighs 90 pounds.
-ALaae -tirne- Mr-Hitchcock
weighed 296 pounds but since
rationing started he has lost 80
pounds.
Copyright. is43. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
n frHiIO AhOy!
ScrewboIIs Hoross
Thomas Edison Boer
Bv ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Yesterday heard from the Lock Joint Pipe Co. At
Pueblo Colo claiming infrnged Walt Barnes in the
matter Of triplex bomber, barge and submarine.
He says for notice Figure e in the submitted
bueprints Of the Observation-Disclosures.
calls the phase OF the multplex patent the Little
Gray Home in the West Flying AZ 500 miles hour you
twilight you press button the plane turns
into barge the barge into bungalow and the
pescope Of the undersea boat becomes the stoveppe the
bungalow.
The propeller beats UP your mayonnase, churns your
butter and bites the tips off your asparagus lie says there
any questions they will be cheeruy answered at the rate
of $500 a query, cash the barrel head.
think this fellow is giving the walk-about do not
bueprints Of what's inside of his head think an
Xray would give information II catch him will put
ketchup his for think he is doing his thinking
with a couple Of meat balls >|
NV invention is practical But s Jokes. I
submitted folks down Washington, but got
answer
II Walt Barnes has prior rights 70 my invention will
split difference with him. But don't want 70 hear from
any screwbals unless they have reliable references.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

country needs right now is the
news Of a shortage Of shortages,
DROD CRAWFORD and Kay
a. Griffith, who married when
both were Hollywood clicks, arc
still together AZ New Londons
naval base. Where she irons
the uniforms he washes.
Henry Wilcoxon is now
Coast Guard ensign.
Arleen Whelan will retire
from DoughGlrlS' in August 70
appear IN divorce court, Los
Angeles. and Alex DARCY her
groom, they say. is suffering a
torcherous ache
Douglass Morrow was signed
by Metro for seven years.
lie merely walked r and said
he was a lawyer with A AZ
rating.
They tested and signed him.
He is really Harry Mandell,
advertising solicitor for Modern
Screen.
The famed High Hat Club on
ChicaCos Rush street CLOSED
for months lu,t has reopcned.
As Soul Saving Mission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

INSIDERS hear that the FIJI
has collared one of Americas
- Big Names as subversives.
Why not collar the whose 10?
Gov. Brokers chances are
wrecked because of that article
in American marry
ing him 10 A birth control group.
Betty Compton, now the wife
Of DR.. Theodore knappen, is
imaglng. -.
Producer Ella KaZan. being
freed by his wife, will marry
Constance Bowling, ex-Paradise
chlorine. who plays the love in
terest in Danny Hayes Up in
Arms" flicker.
The romance is over between
Follies hacker Al Bleomingdale
and Choo-Choo Johnson Of
Early 10 Bed the cause ceie-
bre of Mrs. BIS decision.
FDR received many kilograms
reading Happy 4th''
DERLIN Papers Please Copy:
- The other day in Syracuse.
y. Y. train carrying Nazi
prisoners paused alongside a
train loaded with navy lads
The men IN both trains studied
each other a little
There vas no display ~ bully
Ing orally or otherwise.
One German prisoner speak
ing a little English, said 70
sailor who was passing:
whats that you're eating ="
Popcorn" was the answer.
wanna swap" asked the
German, offering a gift.
! The deal was closed
Popcorn for an Iron Cross.
DCTNAM and Sons will pub
L fish Allan Chascs F'aiange .
which is based on documentary
proof.
The book will name Fascist
Ants working here for Franco
Hitler.
Two of the names are Met
Opera star and the owner %
famed Greenwich Village night
spot
The Democrats will hold their
convention in Chicago. too
AS soon as South American
countries start manufacturing
shoes for L. s. troops there II
be letup on ratloning here.
Mayhe within six months
Arthur Murray says what the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
r II Stray Dog
6ptfPr TP aim Concern
BY DIR. Logan CIendening

WE HEAR from several
w sources that the stray dog
situation has created a condi-
ton Of alarm in some communl-
ties.
II the stray dog situation is
az bad elsewhere as il is in my
own locality I don wonder that
II might be the cause Of con-
Germ
Owners who cannot get meat
or cannot afford meat or dog
feed and are too kind hearted
10 do away with dogs simply
dump them out some place.
The union depot in my home
town has had A succession Of
stray dogs sleeping n the lobby
for the last six months.
a general practitioner in
smaller town nearby says that
there is really an epidemic Of
hysteria over hydrophobla on
account Of the stray dog situa-
ton and suggests that a word
from physician or public
health Official would help 10
clarity the situation.
He says that ne knows Of
more than 80 persons who are
taking the paSteur treatment AS
the result Of having been near
two pups and the pups did not
have hydrophohla.
TWO or three things can he
L said very definitely
In the first place, hydrophobia
is A rare disease even among
dogs
Just because 4 dog is stray
or nervous or bad tempered is
no reason 70 think that ne is
carrying hydrophobla
II is even rarer in human
beings.
Only about 30 per cent OF dogs
who are actually bitten by an
other mad dog develop rabies
And II 100 persons we're actu-
ally bitten by a rabid dog 50
that the virus entered the skin.
only about 10 per cent Of them
would become infected.
In the second place in order
for Infection 10 occur the skin
must he broken and infeCtlNe
material from the dogs saliva
enter the wound.
The skin. ~ course is usually
broken ny the dogs bite But
here again there is 4 sort ~ pre-
Ventive instituted by nature, be-
cause when The saliva is heavily
infected. The dog has usually
reached the paralNlc- stage so
that his Jaw muscles are para
lived and he cannot bite.
GONE people have exposed
y themselves by pettlnE sick
dog when they have an open cut
and the dog saliva has drooled
on this cut.
Here is another piece Of COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
March Of Events

Thomas Jefferson. for instance.
As to the Russians not achiev-
ing democracy because Of war
conditions. those very same
conditions prevailed in the
United States. England and
France after the World War.
But those countries did not
open their arms TO Lenin and
TrotSky
In fact, Germany. although
beaten, became a straight de-
mocracy.
No, Russia has no conception
Of individual liberty.
She is still too deeply sunk
in her feudal ways Of thought
10 rise 10 the meaning Of the
United States.
The Russian is ASiatic-
therefore a believer IN the
divinity Of the state.
DRUDERY and modesty be-
L fore the public discussion of
venereal diseases are not viz
tues
On the contrary they are
crimes.
This ShuSh-shuSh attitude Of
ours affects the lives Of millions
Of persons and, heartrending TO
state, millions of unborn chill
dren.
Charles p. Taft national as
sistant director Of the Office
Of Defense Health and Welfare
Services. says we ought TO have
a countrywide hallyhOo' on
The danger 10 US Of Venereal
diseases. foes as devastating as
laps and Nazis Straight from
the shoulder, Mr.. Taft says
The problem can he solved
completely and venereal dis
ease wiped out, hut that will
never be done until we first get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

ming. cooking, washing and ron
Ing TO do.
This busy housewife is 3 feet
2 inches TAFT ard weighs
SO pounds. She writes in part:
II certainly could use some
tips from Susie, that super
duper housekeeper who does
her work In two hours a day"
4 NJ RELIABLY informed that
~ the number OF men who
are taking treatments designed
10 make them younger and bet
ter looking is increasing.
Many wives do not view this
sort of thing with enthusiasm.
They do not want their hus-
bands 10 look too young and
handsome.
The ladies do everything
they can 10 take 10 or Is years
off their age, but they have a
feeling that when their husband
goes in for that sort Of thing
no good will come Of II.
AIR conditioning Of interiors
"A has now reached a high
state IF efficiency.
l believe the day Is not lar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
On the Side

orr spirits rushed together
A. the touching Of the hps.
--Tennyson.
above is an excellent brief
description Of a kiss, but not
quite as good as w. Shake
speares He kissed me hard,
as If he pluCked up kisses by
the roots that grew upon my
lips. ENDD
GEORGE PRICE, The only
VI member Of the New York
Stock Exchange 10 work IN
Wall Street by day and sing az
a night club after dark.
If YOU rem Q m b er when
George Price sang IN Shubert
vaudeville you can call your
self theatrical historian.
In fact, If YOU even can re-
member Shubert vaudeville you
deserve a lot Of credit.
AS TO husbands, T h o m a $
"a Decker said
THE calmest husbands make
the Stormiest wives"
Observed Jeremy Taylor:
"A husbands power over his
wife IL paternal and friendly,
not magisterial and despotic."
Stated Lord Hardwicke, the
British legal genius:
The rea son why the law Will
not suffer a wife To he witness
against her husband IL 10 pre-
serve the peace of families"
Claimed II. NJ. Kames:
ITO make n good husband IL
hut one branch 81 a mans duty.
hut II IL the chief duty of n
woman 10 make a good wife"
Said F. w. Howe:
a man should he taller.
older. heavier. uglier and
hoarser than his wife"
Claimed Brooks;
The better the workman,
the worse the husband"
noes your matrimonial mate
~ ever complain regarding
the amount OF homework she
has 10 do
II so. tell her this department
has a reader who has five rooms
10 clean daily, 300 chickens and
100 rabbits 10 care for.
A Victory Garden to keep
gong.
Also a large amount OF can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Connolly Answers

la Andrew Jackson. Abra.
ham Lincoln, Andrew john
son.
Pa Richard Blackmore; th)
Charlotte Bronte Co Paul
Ford.
3-Pennsylvania, New York,
Ohio.
4-(a) 2; tb) $50, (c) u
5-ta) L. s. Grant; tbl George
Washington, Cc) Martin Van
Buren,.
6-ta) Lydia Laneuish th)
Little Nell; tc) Marguerite.
la Disinfectant or germi-
eide; OBJ antidote; (c)
caffeine.
Copyright. iai5. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Man About
the Big Town

whose most recent film is one
Of the seasons biggest hits.
But he hasn't seen n -- al
though he keeps figuring out
ways 10 do so.
His wife. the legend goes, is
sure that he was and still is
IN love with the girl who played
opposite him in IL.
The wife Will not 60 10 see
the picture and has threatened
everything If he sees II.
He almost saw II one night
last week-but the Mrs. threat
ened TO swallow some pills-and
he didn't 60.
In short: The star of a film
seen by more millions Of movie
goers than any other picture
this years not able 10 enjoy
the love scenes himself.
DAPAL MARQUIS GEORGE
L MCDONALD, the owner
Of the Roney-Plaza and other
Swank hotels, IS flying TO
Venezuela right now.
Just 10 have dinner there
We were walking on Fifth
avenue this afternoon with A
guy who was in Iceland AZ mid
night and IN Algiers yesterday.
Martha tMrs Vic NATURE
Stephenson mother, soon VIII
middle-aiSle IL with Alexander
r. POvloySky midtown biz exec.
r. r. MoSkoyi'. head Of
Affiliated Young Democrats. is
touring New England sounding
out sentiment on the New Deal.
Also checking If the legis-
lators voted as Of the peoples
Will.
Cops are checking all persons
with no visible means Of sup
port as draft evaders.
In short, fellers, don't move.
You're covered.
HAVE some WAC slangusge.
II Hoo means Hair on Collar
a venlal sin in the womens
army.
II a WAC is guilty Of HOG
she gets A GIG
| dunno what GIG means -
except that YOU Cct YOUR name
on A sheet of paper posted on
The bulletin board
And If you get three GIGS.
You have 70 write letter 70
the commanding officer explain
lnE.
Anyhow, u amt good.
Copyrsst ~ Daily Mirror, Ine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
Liberty Desire
i'm Russians
BY Benjamin DeCasseres

rid OF false modesty and pru-
derry. knock out the lying propa-
panda of the prostitution racket
and treat venereal disease as
serious health menace, not as
moral disgrace.
MR.. TAFT points out in that
vi statement one of our great
defects of character as people.
II is the treatment of so many
Of our vital problems from the
moral. the ethical, standpoint.
1t all flows from our hypo-
critical shamefacedness before
sex.
Until we look on sex and all
sex matters with some of the
frankness Of the Latin we can
hardly call ourselves a wholly
civilized people
Sex is a natural function OF
soul and body
Let's keep il clean-and treat
it nationally.
nR. LIN YUTANG. the gen.
~ ial Chinese author in Amer
lea. tells us that China has been
a democracy for thousands Of
years.
Well. I never heard Of any
one voting in China.
I never heard of a peoples
Chinese parliament.
| only have heard Of a people
helpless before floods, pest, FAM
inc and civil wars; people
unbelievably poor; a people left
defenseless by its rulers.
What kind Of democracy" IS
this that Or. Lin boasts about?
If that's the hest Chinese
democracy can do in thousands
of years, l think IL ought 10 give
up democracy and try something
else.