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- Carved Her Wav to His Hea h

Eduardo, who
knows what TO
expect if he
tries cutting.
capers b g h ind
the new Mrs.
b a c X, declares
h e h a S b 9 e n
wounded in love
wars before.
Once I'm Mex
leo. and again
in Philadelphia,
nisunderstand
irg hu s b a nds
said it with
weapons W h @ n
G h vcz was
sweet to their
wives. But the
ban die a der's
cheerful explain
alton OF those
i II { ] q q n I > ~
simple.
You see, I'm
. nice TO every
body" he says
w h e I h g r
that is going
to be n wise
policy with a
wife like Do
torres remains
TO be seen.
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one evening when both their Jobs were
finished IN the Wcc-small hours Dolores and
Eduardo met as they frequently did
you've been drinking too much again
she told him with pout
But to be truly honest with helseH The hurry
nlEhtcub attendant had 90 admit 10 was the
eyes Eduardo had been making at other
females that really made her sore
The couple went TO the Chavez apartment
where Dolores felt quite at home There they
started tossing sharp words at one another.
It didn't take long before the verbal stab
bing led 20 something even more painful
A few minutes later am apparently dying
Eduardo was on his way 10 the hospital
stabbed in the heart
Dolores who had given berNtlf up in hope
of undoing az ieast o part OF the wrong.
Travelled iu the opposite direction and not 20
"A hospital under police escort
As she made bof Weeping confession. e. The
Unconditional police officers she pmcturcd st
with the plea please iet lc see him."
But at that very moment Eduardo was 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

A LOST gals don't have 20 go after men
M with knives but depend on feminine
W. tricks easier 60 handle and harder 90
detect % help them get a husband
SO maybe blonde Dolores BctuIa hat-cheCk
girl at New York night club was hoping
10 improve ON cupid when she nearly cut her,
Romeo bandleader Eduardo Chayezs heart
IN two
The handsome rhumba player bad been
making Dolores own ticker beat "a romantic
tattoo ever since she FIRST Lana cyos or t,n
when he started singing laug9oiols Latin
songs and leading his band ir Too night club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
is made from the juice
of tho DOn1epraDate

is made from the juice ksRz' u IA
of the pomegranate.
Fetnah, who prded herself on her conis-
seurship in wine, rolled her eyes as she
told of this liquid treasure accepted eagerly,
and soon was slipping the Samian nectar.
II was sweet, spicy and transparent as
topaz, but before the Princess could pronounce
definitely upon its merits; it produced pleas
ant drowsness in all her limbs and finally
caused her to crumple up and topple over on
the sofa at fun length, though she had
swooned with delight
The perfidious Lucicnne had sprinlled a
narcotic powder in the goblet she gave TO her
royal guest.
AS soon as Lucicnne was sure the Princess
fast asleep she stripped off every stitch
of Her Hghness clothing and left her lying
on the sofa, looking for all the world like
Chasseriau's masterpiece The Slumbering
Nymph that once graced the Ayignon
Museum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

the Germans, intent upon enjoying herself
and she did. BY the time the Nazis took over,
she was already conspicuous for her long
string of pearls and even longer string of
ardent suitors.
The Germans were nice to her, too After
all she had lots Of influential friends and
relatives in Afghanistan, which is on the road
TO India, where the Nazis once thought they
were going TO meet the Japs. after a blitz-
krieg through the Near East.
So they did everything they could to make
life pleasant for her, in no way hampering
her in her pursuit Of happiness.
Her only obvious error was in being seen
too often, and too Well-dressed. in expensive
restaurants and niehtclubs, usually accom-
panied by the most ardent of all her suitors,
stout and wealthy NJ. Raoul Thierry.
crafty practical-minded promoter NJ.
Thorry had somehow managed 10 hang on to
most OF his holdings, though in the process
he had incurred the undyng enmity OF one Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

SO she came to a decision. a very painful
decision indeed for her and most surprising
one for the conspirators.
Instead of going 20 Raoul as they ex-
pected her to, she went straight 10 the police
and swore out a warrant against them, charg
ing them with conspiracy to commit black
mail In short order. they were convicted and
sent 10 prison. But that didn't put stop TO
the camera blackmail racket.
Most Of the other recent victims Of camera
blackmalers in Paris have been German civil
ians such as economic experts and industrial
managers which seems fair enough since the
film that was used TO separate them from
large hunks of their ill-gotten gains was
manufactured in Germany.
on one occasion, however the intended
victim was Nazi colonel, the scene of whose
encounter was the Bots de Boulogne. one Of
the favorite stalking fields of the blackmailers,
since it's secluded groves and romantic dells
provide many convenient spots for rendezvous.
The unlucky camera fend who made the
mistake of picking on the colonel had intro
duced a new
wrinkle 10 the old EsNNEzx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Bv GEORGE O'NEAL

F-ORMER Globc-trottcrs who whmpcr When-
- ever they think OF the last time they saw
] Paris can now stop blubbcnng into their
brandy domestic
Despite everything the ircrress'hle night
hfc OF gay Parec is apparently still a gong
concern. IN readiness 10 fare mp gayer than
ever AS soon as the war is over
This was indicated the other day in reports
that the old candid camera blackmall racket
which fouushed during the bountfui years
II the Great Tourist Trek has been revived
much 10 the embarrassment Of several recent
victims including exotic Princess Fetnah Ina
tula OF Afghanistan.
AS every shutterbug knows by this time,
modern warfare consumes "A prodigious guam
tty Of film So it was only natural for the
Nazs 10 help themselves to all the photo
graphic s'4Rfl+es- ta-siaat when tAeN-AreFe
systematically lootne France
In this way the studiously immoral con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

that stopped him dead in his tracks Too
scared TO run, he was captured on the spot
He is now doing his reluctant bit for the
Axis war effort in German munitions fac
tory.
AS for the colonel, he made such a loud
squawk that the Photographic black market
had 70 suspend operations for fully six weeks
Occasionally the black1nailers work hand
in-glove with corrupt collaboratonst officials
as in the case of the pretty daughter Of
noble family who had preference for COM
panons far below her own exalted station
For some time, the blackmailers on her
trail We're unsuccessful in their efforts 10
catch her under circumstances where they
could snap photographs that would serve their
pupose
At length they entered into a plot with
an tchy-fngered police inspe ctor who
staged fake raid on a hde-away she had
rented In the Latin Quarter.
AS he broke into her apartment. an under
world photographer was right behind him and
quickly snapped overly-candid pictures OF her
and her companion for the evening
How much hush money she paid is not
known, but it's said to be "A handsome figure
for such an ugly business.
Yes, Paris is still Paris, and probably
always will be.
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whore she worked.
He paid the little
chapeau-tender a lot
OF attention, too, at a
time when it seemed
some other attraC-
tive wo m an might
win the hard-to-gct
title Mrs. ChaNcz- "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

assist him IN his reprehensibIe scheme
While the Princess slept, dreaming what
pleasant dreams no one will ever know, the
photographer took a series Of flashlight
studies Of her.
When the Princess awoke and saw the two
men leering at her, she gasped and snatched
up bearskin rug, begging them TO get out
OF the room.
Her humiliation only made them laugh
and then Oscar told her what they had done,
announcing that if she didn't come across
right away with 100000 francs, which she
could easily get from infatuated M. Thierry,
the photographs would be published in a GER
tain disreputable periodical.
Nothing on earth could have been more
shocking than that. to the Princess imbued as
she was with strict Oriental ideas of modesty
She wept She pleaded with the extortionists
She berated them She beat her head and bit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

But this inadvertent
reform couldn't pos
sibly have lasted. Of
course not with a
plague of greedy super
men shopping around
for easy pickings,
Sooner or later, with
all the other black
markets as inspiration,
some OF them were
bound 10 see the value
of setting up an UNDER
cover traffic in photo
graphic supplies. As
might be expected, the
ones who saw IL We're
certain officers in the
Nazi signal corps, who
had access 20 military
stocks and soon found
ready customers in the
Partisan underworld.
Thus 1t was that
Paris again became
the happy hunting
ground Of camera
blackmailers; and that
Princess Fetnah Ina
tulla had her unhappy
experience with them.
Young and impress
sionable, Princess Fet-
nah arrived in Paris a
few months ahead of
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=
he would spring forward and snap
a closeup OF their faces
After that, the shakedown was
usually quick and simple. In
favorable weather. ne sometimes
managed TO put through half a
dozen profitable transactions in
a single afternoon.
On the day he unexpectedly
lost all interest in photography
both as an avocation and a hobby
he didn't have the slightest idea
he was flushing such big game as
Nazi colonel - until he saw the
irate officers ruby countenance
and heard q blast OF cultural Oaths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

GltIOIS hHllA'llhlNllahN supp ''''N CA
owl that the hatasScd French authori-
ties had never been able TO control -
The lucrative racket of taking overly
candid snapshots of unsuspectng VIC
TINS in unconventional situations and
then oNtorting hush-moncy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

December II, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Handful of Americans
Rout 2OGerman | anks
BY DON WHITEHEAD
Kspre.entinE the Combined American Pres
Distrfbuted hi 4 nlted Press

WITH AMERICAN TROOPS NISCEMI, Sicily JGly
10 Delayed-The of the Second Battalion, who went
through the hell of Hill Al, marched into Nscem today
They had fought and outstanding victory in
the Scian invasion. With single antitank gun they
refused to yield before attack by 20 German tanks
and used pistols the enemy when they had nothing
else.
They even staged counterattack.
found their headquarters side street in this sun
baked village Officers of the American infantry battalion
their eyes glazed from lack of sleep told of their 48hour
fight.
II swear ] anything like it," said Capt
Robert Irvine of birmingham Mass. You're supposed
TO have antank guns against tanks and not supposed
to fight them with your hands But that's almost what
we had to do.
II saw tanks knocked out by mortars. l saw men
stand in their slit trenches and shoot pistols and throw
grenades at them. One man threw anti
tank rifle grenade at tank from close and he set
il aire"
At the height of the battle there only 45 and
nine officers Hill Al and they couldn't be knocked off
Later they joined by 35 parachute troopers under
Capt. Edwin Sayre of Breckenridge Tex and those
"the best troops saw, Capt Fred Hall Of Hud-
son. n. H., said.
VINO outstanding in the fght?" Irvine asked
That's hard to say. 1t sort of family affair"
tank went everybodys foxhoe at least once,
said Capt Edward F. Wozensk of Terryvie Conn, who
especially praised by his comrades He had eight tanks
approach within 25 yards of him
"Some of the of when the tanks in
Wozensh said II wanted to take of to- but then my
looking at me- and couldn't In fact, didn't
know what to do | STAYED"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Cakes Daughter Aids
Accused Husband

NASSAU. Bahamas. July II
(UP)-Nancy Cakes de Marlgny
today was reported preparing to
aid her husband, Alfred. against
charges that he murdered her
father, Sir Harry Cakes. multi
millionaire gold prospector
Marquis Georges de Visdelou
Guimbeau, a friend Of Mrs. de
Marigny. said the 19-year-old
daughter Of the Americana born
baronet, would arrive soon in
Nassau with an eminent Canadian
attorney. De Marigny. who has
insisted he is innocent. will be
arraigned Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Allies Clean Up
Sicily AirfieIds

ALLIED HQ., North Africa,
July II CAPITALIZED ground task
units set new speed record in
Sicily in reconditioning captured
Axis airfields and having h q m
ready for use in less than two
days, il was disclosed today.
The first Raj fighter squadron
found the landing grounds with
hangers and workshops already
prepared for them when they ar
rived. The ground units had filed
in crater holes and cleared away
destroyed planes that would have
iRterfered with operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Wdrships Continue
SheIIinq Of Kiskd

WASHINGTON. July Il GNS)
The navy department disclosed
today that Jspan's battered and
isolated Kiska base is being sub
ieeted 10 ee-erdinated attacks by
U. s. warships and army bombing
planes.
Five naval bombardments Of
Kiska in 10 days and Is air raids
since the first of the month are
believed to have resulted in eX-
tensive destruction of japanese
defensive works, helping TO clear
the way for eventual invasion by
American amphibious forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Many Ndtive-Born
Found DANGEROUS

WASHINGTON. July II uNS)
Gen. Hugh A. Drum today dis
closed that 1S per cent OF the
people ordered out of the eastern
military area as dangerous 10 ma
tional security were natiVe-born
Americans.
Speaking to the graduating class
of the FBI, Gen. Drum said that
of the remaining persons excluded
from his area 81 per cent were
naturalized Germans and Italians
and II per cent German citizens,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
OTHER EVIDENCE

Wallace has been a leader In
the New Deals theorist school
Crowley is a conservative Demo-
crst with a lifetime Of experience
in practical business.
Crowley will remain as chair
man of the board of Standard
Gas and Electric Co.
Observers noted that the Crow
ley appointment followed the pro-
motion Of former Senator Byrnes
10 the post of domestic presi-
dent" as head Of the Office Of
War Mobilization and recall of
Bernard NJ Baruch. conservative
financier, TO a consultative capac-
ity IN management of the home
front. Byrnes IS a protege of
BdruCh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Canadian Casualties
Liqht, Reports Kinq

OTTAWA, July II CUP)-The
Sicilian landings in which the
First Canadian Division partici-
pated were completed with very
light casualties, Prime Minister
Mackenzie King said in Commons
today.
He revealed that Mai. Gen. Guy
Simonds. 40. is commanding Ca
madam forces in the Mediter-
ranean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Rome Press Prints
Roosevelt MESSAGE

LONDON. July II (UP)-A
Rome dispatch 10 the German
DNB news agency reported today
that the Rome evening press pub
lished the full text of the Roose-
elt-Churchill surrender or die"
message to the Italian people,
under a headline reading:
Roosevelt and Churchill ask
Italians to he cOwardly and dis
honest"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
CAMPAIGN yIsTAS

Again, the President recently
chose two conservative Demo
cratic politicians for important
Pests-JHdse- Fred NJ NNiHseH Of
Kentucky 10 succeed Byrnes as
economic stabilizer and Judge
Marvin Jones of Texas as war
food administrator
Many Democrats as we'll as
Republicans interpret this series
OF appointments as indicating the
President will seek a fourth term
and is mending his home front
fences before launching his cam
paiOp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Reds to Help U. S.
Aid Prisoners
May Send Supplies TO
Americans in Japan

WASHINGTON, July II (UP)
The state department an
nounced today that the Soviet
government has agreed to assist
in the shipment of medicines and
other relief supplies to American
prisoners of war and internees in
the Far East. provided satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made
with Japan.
Japan has agreed 10 consider
the proposal and the mechanics
of the proposed shipments to
Soviet territory are now being
worked out, the announcement
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Roosevelt Eases
Theorists Out,
Practical Men In
Reprimand OF Wallace
Foreshadows Trend
OF 4th Term Campaign
Nv WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON

WASHINGTON, July II tINS)
The belief is growing in Wash
ington today that President Roose-
Welt has turned away from his
"dreamer-theorist" left wing ad-
vSers 10 place control of his
home front administration in the
hands Of practical Democrats be-
fore seeking A fourth term.
The President strengthened this
belief when he stripped Vice Presi-
dent Wallace Of administrative
duties and named Leo T. Crowley.
alien property custodian. 10 head
the new Office of Economic War
fare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
u. s. Separating EoydI
From DisIoyaI Japs

WASHINGTON. July 17-uPl
The War Relocation Authority
is now separating loyal and dis
loyal japanese evacueeS to per-
NIT adequate treatment of both
groups, War Mobilization Director
Byrnes said tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Lenin's Brother Dies

MOSCOW July - up
Dmuu Ikifch Ouianov brother
OF Nikolai Lenin. father 81 the
Russian Revolution died yester-
day Ar GorkN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Doomed by Nsris

LONDON. July II (UP) - A
Nazi newspaper disclosed today
that 10 men in Alsace-Lorraine
had been sentenced 10 death and
number OF other persons. in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Raj Flies Alps
To Blast Italian.
Power Plants
Mosquitoes Hit Munich,
Day Raiders Take OF
as Bombers Return

LONDON. July II tfNS1-RAF
bombing SquadronS roared over
Northern Italy and Germany last
night 10 blast railway installations
on the Italian mainland and mill
tary detectives at Munich in
South Germany
Two switching stations near
Milan received the brunt of the
Raj attacks in Italy. the air
ministry announced. They were
AT Brugherio and CillaGo. Targets
near Bologna were bombed the
night before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
DAYLIGHT BRINGS MORE

Hardly had the Raj planes re-
turned 10 their bases when other
Allied bombing formations droned
out over the channel toward the
Somme area of France.
The night attacks came on the
heels OF raid on the Abbeville
railway yards in Northern Frace
which marked the debut of Amer
lean medium bombers in this the
alter and carried forward the nom
stop Allied air offensive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
IMPORTANT STATION

The Brugherio station. one Of
the most important in Italy, dis
tributes power in the Milan area.
At Cislago is a grid transformer
station of great Importance, re-
ceRing power direct from the
largest hydro-electric stations al
Cardano and Isarco.
A communique revealed that
transformer and switching sta
tions in Northern Italy were
pounded by the big bombers at
the same time as Mosquito raiders
were raiding the Munich area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

MY READING this last week
was hale arr hearty. beginning
with tale entitled "PorllouS
journey" by {. NJ. Souhlette and
Harry Harrison kroll published
by Bohbs- Merrill, 2 tale Of the
Mississippi River and the Nat
chez Trace back around
1921
Story Of a young man longing
for adventure m those days
padding down The Mississippi N
q fat-bottom boat WAS plenty
of u. You had the mosquitoes
-te deal with the little mat
ter Of food enough 20 last the
Journey -. the pirates who lay
in-Wslt- for amateur tourists
who always had some sort Ot
plumber aboard o. n they came
from the north. II would be furs.
And Romance!
And then there's romance 60.
always romance A mother
never knew when hCT young
stalwart took of what kind of a
girl he'd bring home 10 her as
a daughter-in-law.
Jim Dalrymple was sharing
the trip with a neighbor fellow
many years older than himself.
George Thomas. George
came from Tennessee originally
and longed 10 have a look AT II
again taking the cure, he
told young Jim.
Cure for WHAT" asks Jim,
innocent that he was.
Cure for an overdose of re-
sponsibility." says George.
Every man ought 10 he turned
loose about every three years
=. couple OF months footloose.
"Ah," smiles George, stretch
ing himself in the sun, ABBY
amt coin' 10 be where she can
scold me for three months
mebbe longer"
Drifting and Dreaming
Mans darn fool 10 get his
self married" George solilo-
quized. Nov, look at Yer Paw
Jim thought his Paw had done
very well
So on and on dnWn- the lazy
river they drift -. you see Jim
grow up from a gangling, BASH
full youth 10 quite A man about
town in New Orleans
swashbuckling tale that turns
out a tender love story.
Amazing part of this book is
that il was begun by Mr.. Sub
lette. who in 1925 won the
Charles Boardman Halves prize
for a book entitled The Scar
let Cockerel." which he followed
with five other novels but
he did not live 10 finish Peril
GUS Journey"
Mrs. Sublette sent the I'M
finished manuscript To the pub
Usher. who turned II over 10
Mr.. Knoll. whom they knew was