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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13
MA OPERACIJI

Danes Sc je podvrgel tezki o.
peraciji Glenville bolnisnici,
Jack Susel, stanujoc ma 1888
E. 55 st. Obiski ne bodo par
dni dovoljeni. Upamo, da. jo bo
srecno prestal ter da Sc DO kma-
lu zdrav vrnil v krog svoje dru-
line!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13
Now grobovi
JOHN ROGEL.J

V St. Vincent's Charity boil
nisnici je v soboto oh 6:45 uri
umrl John Rogelj, samski, sta
nujoe pri druzini Ignacij in
Pauline Zupancic, 5377 St. Clair
Ave. Star je bill SO let in je bill
uposlen pri Palvin Machine Co..
Bolezen ga je napadla pred dve-
ma tednoma. v Ameriki Sc je
nahajal cd leta 1913. Donna je
bill liz Leskovca, fara Krka ma
Dolenjskem. Bill je clan podr.
st. 5 SMz. Tu zapusca brata
Josepha in diva necaka, XII sc ma
hajata pri armadi: 1t. Josepha
in Pvt. John Rogelj. Pogreb Sc
vra " sredo liz A. Grdina in 81
novi pogrebnega zavoda.
JIM RACIC
V soboto zjutraj Je po kratki
bolezni umrl Jim Racic, star IS
let, stanujoc ma Lawrence Ave.,
Girard, o. Pokojni je bill donna
il Drnovega pri Krskem. V Gil
rardu zapusca soprogo Jennie,
rojeno Cigolle, in sina Henry, XII
Sc nahaja pri vojakih, ter tri
bratrance. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v
torek popoldne ma pokopalisce v
Youngstown, o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13
Anne.
rikonci pozdrovIioio
iugosIovonsko
novo vIodo
New York, New York
6, dec. 1943.

6, dec. 1943.
DR.. Ivan Ribar, predsednik
provizoricne Wade Jugosla-
vile, Osvobojeno ozemlje
Jugoslavije.
Zdruzeni odbor juzno-slovan-
skin Americancev pozdravlja z
navdusenjem sestavo provizo-
ricne vladevJ j ugeslaviji in vam
obljublja vso mogoco podporo
v vasi junaski borbi "a osvobo-
jenje vase dezele in "a vzpo-
stavitev resnicne ljudske demo-
kracije.
Louis Adamic, predsednik;
Zlatko Balokovic, podpred-
sednik;
zarko Buncic, podpredsed-
mix;
Etbin Kristan, podpredsed-
mix;
Peter Peff, podpredsednik;
Smile Voydanoff, podpred-
mix.
Zdruzeni odbor juzno-slovan-
skin Amerikancev podaja ma
slednjo izjavo glede zadnjih do
godkov v Jugoslaviji z name
nom, da sc prepreci kakrsnokoli
napacno tolmacenje cd strani
krogov, kateri so dosedaj sku-
sail sistematicno podajati anne
riski javnosti neprava porocila
O resnicnem stanju v Jugosla-
viii:
"Sestava provizoricne vlada
v.Jugoslaviji je konkreten izraz
ojacanja in zdruzenja tvornih
notranjih sill, katere so bile ma
delu v Jugoslaviji tekom zad-
njih dveh let in pol. To je logi-
cen lid uspehov sijajnih zmag,
dosezenih cd casa Bihaske kon-
vencije, ter prehoda il gerilske-
ga bojevanja v polnomocno vo-
jasko vojebanje in narascajoce
podpore in sodelovanja jugoslo-
vanskega ljudstva brez razlike
narodnosti, we're ali politicnega
pripadanja
"Vzpostavitev notranje obla-
/ sti v Jugoslaviji uvaja v prak-
so demokraticne ellie, postav-
ljene ma moskovski konferenci
in dviga borbo proti Hitlerju
ma visjo stopnjo. Temeljno te
predstavlja veliko politicnc
zmago "a Jugoslavijo in koral
naprej proti koncnemu trium.
1 FIJI Zdruzenih narodov.
i "Kraljeva jugoslovanska Via.
da v Kairu pa, namesto, da b
] pozdravila sestavo provizoricnt
Wade, kot izraz dozorevanja ju,
1 goslovanskih notraniih sill, j
1 raje smatrala "a primerno, de
/ je isto obsodila 2 najbolj zalji
yimi izrazi. TAX nastop je neka,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13
Slovesen podpis pogodbe
med Rusiijjo in Cesko
Pakt "a 2O-letnO medsebOjnO
pomoc predstavlja vzorec
povojnega sodelovanja v Evropi
MOSKVA. IL. decembra.

MOSKVA, IL. decembra. - Danes sta Sovjetska
nja in Ceskoslovaska republika podpisa 20etno po-
godbo medsebojno pomoc koe cilj e upostavljenje
tesnega sodelovanja med oznacenima narodoma.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Boilermokers Plan
Picnic. Barbecue
On Beach. Md2 Is

TIE International HfaahNfAss 81
BalleftaaEeIA LEai e. IS HsN
eageala. AL gies : bAfteeas 4aa
picnic - re Munsespsi Faefil
FsfE Wednesday May = iisa4i
u = n 70 - ? n eslAeefs N
asaineea Thursday There ell =
string music end saeakeFA ffaaH
safiesaa unions ara ifens ingalls,
shipbaIlalag Caps9atsa - re
program Offleefa aad - sfas
II aAs unsan afs n eHafee aaa
f5ekeh al - on eele = ~
office # s9sz Lneo.a asss@.
aaa members = - sHssssHa
nsani COMMITTEES All 49, hass
aefn - sale hamaaH Mia -
so ta any fafnile Al ~
ssee men IL uniforms wsN u -
united ~ haH pFtee
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Moss Point Tigers
Win Twice From
Gulf Coast Nine

NM ~ es TKMs @k
aaags s. Cell CaaNa Msx4
Asaeen< in tae h4m kssss4
rsSeutlx - Nxsss * J - } ene
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b ~ tlrst same pasYsa sn
ne Mess nt fe NsfneMs
Wells taFnass 81 : asasllsnt paseH
re n asn s
aesn e * tbs Cs8un tA usn
strike eal nu<aH Gu8 IL asanR
and e haasas rua 4 n FAz
eaEd fos ~ Aasa raaief2 aa
IN AaalnE 40 ne @4naiue aufe
TbN aesnn Nau8 W4k paYe
~ CCMA Tumnaav Hghlna
Hnsth@ esa psUhtne pfFnFm
ants tsas ufue b. Nasu Fag
gard Nhs Ttgssa again arms aas1
uu the tnHN end Is the msae Fs0
gard M Hhe eAaen aaan SIR
enly thFex hts Ex0siisai fseIa
lag - Miles G = Fae9ara ard
Myers tpeip~a Ire Tleea q ea
tory Black If ths Caae1s sinaeA
uat Is Tigers bat allowed mrs
RATS. ore . swo hak9ef ~ Vernon
Wells and she other e thueshae
ser Is { y Fagasfd
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Scouts Gather For
Annual Cdmporee
Al Coulter Friday

The annual Huy Seoul Csmpo
re ios pasAenaaia sss-sps TROUGH
- lsaxa Sc fhss Wsaat camp gtaan8
II gaugbef laat seek end ThH
naaN member. 81 Tfpsps ia
20. re end ~
"a ~ Tucker assistant SOD
executive uf the Pine Burr AfsA
and Red MnEfais. seaui mazteF s.
Tfoslp ~ we're 10 ehsFes u -.
efscaHpment
A feature IL sfis essxspafee weEs
contests Saturday Alsh = Con
uanaaa obstacle faer rsnklna
frat n sntereat Friday ard Aas
ufaaY Hsghn itsese NeFe easnp
fire. M5sh stunts and other
teftAimmeui A mauat#a "a
tors sstendFd the Saturday ut
program II 8hieh anas Hefz4
Gautief. district rumfusnt
and other scout officials sk
until dark setting up theH tfaAis
The boys gathered aftm mea
FRIDAY afternoon afa mwe hAsH
ard nuf doors COOKING kEaNN2
Each patrol 49, a~espaAaa sa
IT, u3n fHeala and > NuA = ia
appointed ~ each Wsaap GaWF
broke up SUNDAY morning ~
tfas lua the boys e asgafn ss#
- church time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Barbara WALTON
Earns Honor OF
ValediCiorian

Bsfhafs Walton NIth an aVer
grade Of - J tuf fous sears 81 hugh
sehpol work has been named
ysiedietWAsn IL the class II Ia4a
sn6 Mazda HsAfsia. Nith an aver
aKe q a15 il tie eaiuiatafahu. =
A khaYht principal announced
Thursday
Barhafa Walton has tgen an
outstanding student lot soaf
years Nj Khayas saEd. ana sa.e
contributes hef talents IN uans
extra eauWalaT activities as Well
- IN studies She Was = star ath
sete il eli e4fls sports and this
year MAS Gulf Coast champion tn
girls racing She participated in
chorus Girl Reserves and ths
Home Eocnnnaules Club Stse Else
had > leading part IN the sensuf
plsy
Mazda Haasaia has been espe
csAlly active IN the hand for aeven
years playing ; saxaphone STE
alko took an active part ii Girl
Reserves Home Economies club
and The newspaper staff work
She has won Tor herself the cut.
standing distinction nf not missing
. aay u school fer IS years Only
twice during her school life Maa
she tards and that was during her
early elementary school days
The graduation program theme
all be Unity Is Necessary fa4
Total Rctor1EaB We Pas the
Price, and speakers wtIl ~
Mazda HAsfala Sacrifices Made
81 Our Armed Services Bafssara
Walton. Sacrifices Msde - c.
williams and Bob Joses. class
president Unity Demands Total
sseuhu-Ean We PAY Itse
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commencement
Exercises Held
Al ST.. Martins

Wah natNx 4 n lev sgntsg
N0WFanfenasnt II the ~
= ses Nakef. aAHa eAe
cU Wure he'd a. fhe - Martin
hAKh MN THURSDAY ~ nj
ksse 4assnan ~A s4lsaass
rtsa hsytns tae highest aVwfa
AZ the elas& "a Ana ispns
SeyuaAaF e4gk 3 aacsnN mgr
efaer nE - 81 was Saskatchewan
TIE program wAe Quea with
mv0caii0n ~ Eatas. MeAlpaax *
~ Twresa church and the Rex
" . ~ BaKEen pastuF # tks
Ore3n Springs n Z church prs
tsoaAnged the beneaef14an
The crowd naare than filled tfse
aadisarium and many who cafne
~ the Ceremonies acre unable
% eyen set inside the baitaang
TIE auditorium had tsen deesH
assd fa the orc4slg1
Wearing gray caps Mnd gowns
the members q the Senior class
wAo received their diplomas
from h l. FURRY, s0ueransend
ent were kafe johnson. Nellie
McMurtray. Henry Ryan. Dero
thy Pierce James / Morris Alice
johnson. Everett letaFt sally
McMurtrsy and Irene Seymour
Mrs q ( Gardner. teaeaer ST
English. wss spofssof foT the
class
As = psrt Of the program. Sas
periniendens FURRY also deliver
ed certificates 10 p members u
The sth grade They Were Z J
Rndriguez. Alexis Egitn. Mildred
krohn. Ere Crushlrds. Aubrey
Seymour J c Busafge Earl
Flowers Alton Flowers. Morris
Pierce. CharleS Bosafee. Joseph
Clsmrnetie. Vernon krofn Ken
meth Fountain. Marion Besugex
Betty Grove. EAnice Seymour,
Lloyd cruthirds. Ben Lsmey. Ma
ron Brown Dosters Lamey. Ma
belle wescovich Norah Seymour.
Edward Neesise. Harvey Bullock
and Lamar Seymour.
Trustees Of the school are =
] Ladner. Emile 3 Fayaro and
J l. Brown They occupied seats
On the stage with the gradual
ing class
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Special Features OF
USO Programs At
Both Cenfers

The special features II both the
Psscagoula and EasiIawH HoFaez
uS0 centers should prove Of great
Interest the coming week
On Saturday and Sunday the
Wonsns Progressive Club II Pas
cagoals viii stage Their annual
flower show 70 which the pub
lac IS invited and for which there
viii Be no admittance fee On Sat
urdsy theopenIne hour begins -
80 pm and "a Sunday 81 ,
pm. At The uS0 Club on Mag
nolla street
Last week At the EaatiaWn
Homes auditorium wsx marked
~ the large and enthusiastic
crowd that attended ire dance
held there. Saturday May & IN.
der the JOINT sponsorship 81 the
7 - c 4 and 7 " { a 81
the USO
Frank Bankers orchestra from
Keeslef Field furnished the music
fcF dancing ard entertainment
during the intermlssla0
An Cummings d l785 DUPONT
street uas II charge q the punch
served during the evening TIE
suditoriuFn Nas attTaetiveiy dec
GRATED stir strips IF crepe paper
n pastel shades
The EaxtlsNn Soeial and Eeere
aflon Club haa Neli orer = hun
afed members ard s crossing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Rabies Shots
For Dogs Urged By
Stoie Veterinarians

Antirabaes treatments fof kfa
people over TIE state Nefe issued
b He state laboratory q TIE
board II health during Ne first
three months q ig4z. ana e en-
mai heads Vsrs pronounced pea
UNa fo4 RABIES
One county b the state eztl
mated 3 kosa - 8oiIsns and cents
st I.zaz safhIa 5 fsN day.. Mfsea
8 nabae aoR 1T s helfea Whleh IT,
fufu endangered ahe lives Il &
people making T necessary Eas
them - take ths series Il foslf
teen shata T. prevent hgdfaDsa
bIa
Yea n tie faee = sals paesa
isaee Il fablea. anie the usaaI
asmbeT = animals see icing
brought n fa IHaxuIanan 80
eofaina - xetsFlnarlana
Hahlea EN- ~ controlled Is 3
community. bai every aaz 1haf
hes nat h3en xaueIuafsa s
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sABo Has own HAnnock

An Taalsfn cahsasan Fsst
TIE efsN = q AaEal Caa@a
UHefnafw claims ~ 1ax Il ~
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sHlpa faas5 80 ne Hea8 So
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80 keN BE = oFanaU
80 ssH HENNH
Hasas H.ssa - 80 ssa -
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sise a aaneef stfsA daes IAN
asfse 81 lsfee myst r. uunsnaisA
especially - af3ae where fAhss#
aNtet pNmpse az ntKfa e. saAk
fhrsF pNfk 81 the ssfefFHsfs#n -
lHg.asassan against thss aseea
u tA# veterinarian i aat ax4ain
bss gel = seaarh Nth she fauHtt
teanh Department
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fought e 80 81 Nafk hs sid
81 4hen He nna cane every
gas ~ = happg fast + sss
oxe lhe terms q - p@s aaafN
eefs neglected.
Aas faaf s ths fsassa 80 ars
lighting 05aN. - aalaHsa
Ri go kKs sd gre Hsks ;
Heaf paslssEs = beng aAls =
sssp tern aasa HaEa - fan.H
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feIIaamz - mala laIE =
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Six Seniors
GeiDiplOmas
AiVancleave

Diplomas aere presented 10
members Of ths sens1f class of the
Nancle&ve Consolidated sehesgl
Thursday night - commence
ment exercises held 1T tire Van
rlesve Methodist church
Tire church Wss beautifully
decorated b the class sponsor
Mrx T l. Murphy. Jr The grad
uates entered to the professional
~Humoresque which wss play
81 by Mrs Jacob 7 Lxxkara and
the Rev 4 & Miller apes4ed ths
program with invocation
TIE tMa highest averages IN
the class Nere nela BY Dora Mae
Seymour Who Was eaiatataraan
and Wilhelmina Wuodman wna
reviewed the honor q being val
edietoElan Both students save
short addresses
z a Khayat. principal ef the
Moss Point High Ahaoi vas the
guest speaker In hts address
m pafd nigh tribute 10 Richard
Naugh. an slumnus uf v~sncicsve
Consolidated school 9ho made
MS horne IN Nancie8ve with MS
uncle and stunt. Mr. and Mr. v
g Humphrey He spoke Of the
young mans college work at
Miiisaps It's graduation from
West Point Military Academy
and his rise q ms present rank
Of Lieutenant Colonel IN the ar
corps he Is no2 stationed ~
Tampa. Pc
Mr. khaxsf eampEnmented the
students. faculty and parents on
having reached this graduation
asy and be pointed cat that to-
DAY many Buys Wha not very
Iang sgo stoed n - ganeieave
senior class q receive their d.
piofnas are noA fighting for
thelr country. holuss and school
II ths entire l1sf9Fy 0f Am
erica. he sai1. Americans nave
always risen q fight wfen the
four INSTRUMENTATION u reita
ign. freedosn IT speech freedofu
from Nanf and freedom from fear
have been thFeafsaea And 2s.
have sI2sgs won
He traced tie history q tbs
country. telling ffuniiefs hsd
baen CONQUERED ere D. one and
fhai then ne attention II patriots
had turned - science and aaven
tons Ths 4fst World Va ass
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14

90 sszaE HHa.za8Eza =
-. - = H#HI ##z# -
HHHaHz4# sHs0 HzzIzI fszzzH
- assa - aassaz $50
aazz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14

rapidly according - hs temper
ar. chairman z ! Hawkins e
1901 Dupont street Events - D.
he'd ~ ftae association which .
sponsofeo b TIE uS0 at thse
i4fh Street. Auditorium are - feG-
lows
Friday. Nay isth 800 pm
MoxN The Coast Guard Cd
mlfsanes - membership card
Monday Nay ITfh 100 pm t.
so pm-kdda s6Ehl-CsHuu
fa4 children = ard under
"Wednesday. aag 18th go pm
Baxa
Fnaay Nsy zlse so pm
Move
AZ exercise ass sports class seI
business KHls Is being beh free
= charge - re Uso aaa Man
azN "Wednesday and Eraae
nights Han 8 T. 8 - faF
EIas information eaH Hm Avery
- e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
JEEP I'm TOLEDO
SAVES OWN LIFE
III, As.eriafed Pressl

TOLEDO. Aug. 2O.-The jeep
has come to its own rescue here.
Its motor. adapted as a magnetic
scrap hound Is now being used
10 pick up sharp pieces 'of metal
from the factory floors which
formerly cut and punctured many
Of the scout cars tires.
Designated by conservation en-
gineers at Willys-Overland, the
new device IN its first month of
operation reduced BY 80 per cent
the number OF jeep tires rejected
by government officials because of
cuts sustained on test runs.
The scrap hound" consists of
. standard four-cylinder Jeep mo-
tor, generator. a magnet ca
pablo of lifting a 700-pound man.
hole cover and Jeep trailer.
Energlzcd by the motor. the mag
net is driven around the plant a
few inches from the ground, pick
ing up nails. steel turning and
other metal objects. During the
iirSt four DAYS of It's operation. il
added Bias pounds Of metal TO
the compapy's scrap pile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
AVOID CANNING" SHORTCUTS

The Department of Agriculture warns
-home-canners to avoid the use of canning
powders" and chemical preservatives.
Agricultural experts say that 1.-The safe
way for the home-canner is to process focus
adequately with heat.
: Backing this warning, w. B. Camp
bell. Commissioner of the Federal Food and
Drug Administration, declares that the
present war emergency does not offer amy
valid reason for condoning the use of
chemical preservatives by home-canners in
place of tested and approved processes of
heat sterilization.
Mr.. Campbell says that the substances
proposed are of limited value, that some
have known harmful effects and Others are
of doubtful safety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20

driver wasn't Spanish He was a
German and he worked for Che
vale, the Jap agent. 1t appeared
as il the enterprIsing Gestapo had
captured what was left of JAP
apparatus. wiped my face. l was
perSpiring.
Chevaile said. you have sur
rounded this house. Call in your
men. It is better So" He didn't
ask me how / knew of the pass
word. He simply looked it. His
blond eyebrows lifted a fraction
of an inch
Il spoke TO Taggard today" /
said thinking that I was still the
same laundering tin specialist
turned investigator who had re-
sponded so heroically 10 Lila Tag
CARDS original summons.
"Taggardl" Chevaile cried out
in despair. IF / had never met
him! He has ruined my whole
lifel"
| glanced at the driver and then
at Chevaile.
"Taggard made you rich once"
i said.
The silver mine was cursed.
Cursed, IL has ruined mel"
He was in an obliQue way
speaking the truth. His invest
ment in Taggard silver had made
him rich; bat his connection with
Sam Taggard had subsequently
ruined him. If he mad been a
stronger personality he might
have still been master of his PaSo
de la Reforma house. but as II
was the Taggard tin had pulver-
lied the silver.
Il give up" the driver said.
~QEFORE | call my men in"
- began -Chevaile, tell me. As
a business competitor of John
sons" | was using the termin-
ology Sam Taggard had instructed
me to use.
Senior, ] do not care. You are
the Government officer. Why
don't you arrest US? / do not
care"
where's Johnson hiding?" I
asked.
Il do not know" Chevaile said.
| seemed 10 me that he didn't
know. He was through. He had
been used by the Japs and the
Gestapo.
He was scrap ana the Gestapo
had delegated the driver to be his
keeper. Well" said. III call in
my men," / snapped the .38 out of
my holster. up with your hands.
Chevaile. you step over TO your
friend" l held the gun on them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
TOO TOUCHY

The Spanish Ambassador to the United
States. taking offense at statement of the
Mexican ambassador, protests to the Sta.e
Department.
What incensed the Spanish official
was reference TO General Franco as a
traitor" and puppet." The objection was
probably based upon the fact that the
speech, containing the references. was ar
ranged and broadcast by the Office of War
Information.
The Spaniards. like the German Nazis,
are extremely touchy about their dictators
As matter of fact, they seem to be too
fouchy.
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JOSEPH BAIR AT
TRAINING CENTER

KEARNS. Utah. Aug. 20
Joseph F. Bair, of Box %, Grove
vile. New Jersey. is now station
I'd at this ARMY Air Forces Basic
Training Center, it is announced
by Col. Converse R. Lewis, Com
mandeT.
The son. Of Mrs. Minnie CI'BaIr,
Box 1913, Grovevisie, MI { Pvt.
Eair has been in tse'' Army Air
Forces since July, z8i h''. s't' .
Men at this past are trained un-
DER the rigorous program OF the
Air Forces Technical Training
Command. They are taught how
TO fight - how TO protect them
selves under battle conditions. 10
march. the use of small arms and
machine guns, the use of the gas
mask and other kindred subjects
before going to duty with ground
crews.
He has a brother. Charles r.
Barr. Box No. Is. n. A. S. Key
West, Fla.
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MURDER nv TIN

Chevaile was unarmed. / picked
up a Lueger from the driver
which | showed into my pocket.
"SIt down" / said to them I'm
not arreSting you as yet" ! said
patiently. Anyone else in this
house?"
"No."
Expect anybody"
"No."
IL want your help in reaching
Johnson" | said. i promise you
that any help you give US"
You are not arresting me?"
Chevaile asked.
No"
What do yuo want?"
johnson"
And me?"
johnson"
LIS eyes fiickered at me, the
Il eyes of a man possessed. He
seemed to be totally uninterested
IN the tin or his own fate. He re-
minded me of the beggars you
meet all over Latin America, who
stand in one spot for hours, arm
outstretched, but never asking
for aims Chevaile, too, had en-
tered some Psychological state IN
which conscious choice had been
undermined by fataliStic indiffer-
ence.
Where is Johnson" ! asked.
He shrugged.
You both tried to get Taggard's
TIM You're both wantedi Do you
expect to escape from Mexico?
But where can you go?" There's no
escape for you, Chevaile,"
"CeSt fiEis," he said, wiping
his puffy eyes
You do not have TO be fin
ished," / said.
MOP"
"Where is Johnson"
You have arrested Taggard,"
he said.
] said nothing.
Why do you not arrest me?"
/ realized that / would get no
where with Chevaile until helped
restore his morale. He was useless
now II was a disgusting situation.
l had allowed Sam Taggard TO
defect me from our main goal:
the tin / should have held him.
The tin was the main goal. My in
terast in his daughter had only
pushed me deeper into this sewer
world of rival fascist rings and
fascist passwords. Lin Taggard
had again brought me TO Chevaile.
To be continued
(CopVriGht. 1913. Carl 4. PstersonJ