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at it, stopped over the box again,
tossing her head impatiently to
throw the hair back from falling
over her eyes. Something's the
matter with the crazy thing" she
said, bahied. "Will you try it, Doc
tori"
He shook his head. mo use, Miss
Ann. One thing didn't tell you.
Your key fits only one of the two
locks. There's another key. It
ahem!-it's being kept by someone
else. A man that old Early Bill
trusted it to. You can't open your
box until he shows up"
why, isn't that funny! Who is this
man? Is he here in Bald Eagle?
When will he give me the other
key?"
Doc Joe was already edging to-
ward the door.
"You take mighty good care of
that box, Miss Ann" he said hur-
riedly. Just you remember that
it's worth power of money! The
whole King Cole Ranch is in there
and a heap of gold and greenbacks
besides! Just you take mighty good
care of it, Miss Ann. And now, good
night to you, Miss. And to you also,
Miss Jenifer," he said, and ducked
out and fled.
And in that other room under the
same roof the Judge had finished
imparting to young Cody all the
facts in the case which he had been
authorized to make fairly clear. Co.
dy had heard him out in silence, his
eyes dark between narrowed lids, his
face stilled to expressionlessness
And when the Judge, too, grew ST.
lent Cody still sat on a moment or
two, bordering.
Thanks, Judge" he said. 81
guess that's all you've got to tell
me? Wouldn't do much good to start
asking questions?"
The Judge rather liked him for
that.
He shook his head, ready to 60.
"Come to me later, if you want
to-" he said. "I'm hoping that things
will work out all right for you.
Maybe they will. That's what that
Internal old devil wanted"
Upon its gentle knoll, its white
washed adobe walls snowy, gleam-
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WJACKSON GREGORY

THE STORY SO FAR: Old Bill Cole,
having been fatally shot by an unknown
assailant, made two identical wills, Ieav.
ing all his money and the King Cole
Ranch to Ann Lee and to Cole Cody,
children of his two old cronies, Dusty
Lee and Buck Cody. Rance Waldron,
who claimed relationship, appeared at
the Ranch Just prior to Old BilPs death.
Meanwhile, Ann and Cole were on their
way to the Ranch by stage coach. Long
Peters, the stage driver. was shot
through the arm during a hold-up, SO
Cole Cody took mis- place on the drivers
seat where he was Joined by Ann. Final
ly they arrived at Bald Eagle, where
Cody met Porfirio l.. PEI.
Now continue with the story.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-19
Democratic King

Nicholas l, who ruled Montenegro
from 1860 to 1918, was one of the most
democratic kings of modern times. In
Cetinje, the capital, where his subjects
called him BOSS" and he called them
by their first names, he also acted as
judge, poet, physician, theater director
and even postmaster, personally SELL
ing his stamps often with free drink
on the side-in a room of his palace.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-19
Palestine a Museum

Palestine is essentially museum of
relics and symbols. Relics of primeval
man, relics of Sennacherib, relics of
Abraham and his Mount Moriah, Moses
and his Sinai, David and Goliath. Into
Palestine came Alexander the Great
on his campaign to conquer the world.
Jesus of Nazareth covered almost ev-
cry inch of it. There he was reared,
prepared for his ministry and was in
spired by the Semitic culture, as we'll
as the Babylonian, Assyrian and Greek
heritages. Nazareth was on the north
and in Galilee, and, according to schol-
ars, Greek culture predominated then.
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Bee Moths Feed on Beeswax

Bee moths are small insects, only
about half an inch in length. They are
best known as parasites on bee colo
MES, where their strange appetite
they feed only on beeswax - makes
them destructive and dreaded pest
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-19
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When getting up nights robs you of
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To relieve the discomfort of such
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Get a box today! But be sure you
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Tallest Trees in World

The tallest trees in the world are the
giant eucalyptus trees of Australia,
some reaching a height of 480 feet.
They are more slender than the Sc
quotas of California.
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SS.-wuRlrs LARGEST SELLER At 70,


A "bridewell" is a house of CO..
rection for short term and minor o.
tenders, in contrast to a prison =
penitentiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f

Gemini-Mercury and Jupiter
favorably aspected speak for in
dustrious Geminians. Gains for
clever ideas, original methods,
smartness. Mechanics. bankers,
teachers, students sponsored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

SHE CAN have three dainty
frocks from Pattern 1887. First
make one up in checked
woven chambray and garniSh
with buttons then Try a
percale print with strawberry
applique Cpattern for applique
lncludedl, and make the third a
sassy little sleeveless style with
rufheS. For parties try rayon
or dimlty.
Pattern ASST is available in
children'S sizes 4, s, S and 10.
Size 6 takes ia yards 35-lnch
fabric.
This pattern. together with
transfer pattern Of useful and
charming motifs 10 emhroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins FOR
every Anne Adams pattern,
Write plainly size. name, adj
dress and style number.
Just out, Our new fall and
winter pattern book Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and
bag pattern in book pattern
and book together. 30 cents
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Lasting Perfume

Another lasting perfume that
will be favored for furS and
winter coats has charm all its
own. II is tho one he will re-
member even though far away.
Smart girls viii be sure 10 keep
II on the dressing table for
his homecoming. a few drops
are enough at a time, 50 even
in the luxury class. il won't be
too expensive. N,N
This is the time of the year
one should Begin 10 use plenty
OF good face cream. There IS a
special brand that comes in
white jars topped with blue that
is real standby. There are two
kinds. one for the dry and an
other for normal skin. Both
remove the last traces Of tan
and keep the skin soft and fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Armistice Day
Ball Nov. 6

The blue serge Of men Of the
American Legion and the kahki
and blue OF service men OF this
new World War will mingle on
Nov. s when Detroit's Legion
naireS hold their annual Ar
miStlce Day Ball Al the Hotel
Fort Shelby
Because most Of the Legion
members are now war work
ers, the Saturday night day has
been set for the annual get-to-
gether instead Of the traditional
Nov. II date,
Soldiers. sailors and marines
Of today stationed here IN De-
troit will be guests as the 500
couples d ance. Jack Dawson.
paste an m n-dn -and-MrS-
Dawson. will lead the grand
march. Preceding ~, lhefe VIII
he a monument OF silence 10
honor the Leglon'S fallen COM
radeS, followed by a trooping
OF the colorS.
Glen Shields. commander Of
the Detroit District ASSocia-
ton. and Mrs. Shields, will
entertain friends preceding the
ball.
Harold {. MeSSner is general
chairman assisted by Joseph
FiShman, Leon Fitzgerald, Lee
KanSer. and Henry Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
DR.. n. Lichtward+
To Talk on Iran

DR.. HARTMAN a. LIGHT
WARDT will speak on Ancient
Persia Becomes Modern Iran
before The Rose dale Park
WombnS Club Wednesday at 2
u. m. IN The Community Club
house. Dr. Lichtwardt spent 20
years aS a medical missionary
in Persia
Mrs a. n Howther with he
chairman Of the program, and
Mrs. J. r. Burgess will be host
cSS for the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31


lessness a b o. Substantial
achievement possible this not
all-co-operative day if you apply
rightly your fine capability and
practical judgment. Careful
planning needed.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Mercury and Jupiter
favorably aspected speak for in
dustriouS Geminians. Gains for
clever ideas, original methods,
smartness. Mechanics. bankers,
teachers, students sponsored.
JUNE 22 TO July %
Cnncer-You are on the must
he careful side Of the fence. Best
-wori1-wift- bc- achieved, quicker
recognition gained If you will
not become irritable. impatient.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo - Accountants, stenogra-
pliers, photographers, reporters,
merchandise statesmen, students,
research workers among this
friendly days first favored.
Mechanics. miners. laborersi be
sensibly careful!
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Impelling influences
for advancement and personal
accomplishment. Increased eff
cheney, mental alertness indi-
Gated. Authors, producers Of
motion pictures, radio and plays,
secretaries on favored list.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libro-Okay if you are pru-
dent in all transactions involv-
ing finances, real estate, insur-
ance. Your day can be gener-
ally interesting.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
.Scorpio-You can profit by
needing advice TO Libra. Finan-
cial end Of most matters good II
intelligent forethought and man
agement are used. Avoid point
less chatter, harmful arguments.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
0sittorias-B ring out all
your good theories and methods
today promises benefit to you
and your interests II you show
individual thought. desire IN
fight. win and live for that
which is estimable.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. ~
Cdpricorp-Profits may not be
Aourishing, but If you are en-
thusiastic hopeful. this cheer
fulness will have others aiding
YOU.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aquorrs -- Study successful
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competitors methods and N
they are honorable, use 'em.
n onor your chief, superiors;
without an authoritative head,
spiritual and temporal, true sue
cess and happiness won't live.
FEB. 21 TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Forget past errors en-,
cept where they warn agsfnst
such repetition. Remember you
have within you the stuff that
can make go Of anything
worth while whether the track
is muddy or smooth.
A CHILD born on this ddl:
Capable in any emergency,
sound in deductions; magnetic
personality, convincing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
MARCH 2i TO APRIL "a

A RTES-Some planets unfa-
n vorably aspected sug-
gest extra caution in thought as
well rs action. Money gains,
sound investments, favored
under prudent judgment. Man
agement, employees h ould CO.
operate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Sirenish Type

One firm again has the three
little square bottles OF their
finest perfumes all in one chan
tilly lace lined box.
Fine bath mlttS are 4 real
luxury especially those filled
with almond and geranlum
soap. They are perfect for the
traveller and iuSt as nice 10 use
at home. Geranium, you know,
is the strong. sweet scent we
like to associate with cleanll-
ness. The aroma fills the room
and clingS 10 the skin even after
rinsing. A whole box full would
make a lovely gift for daughter
at college.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Look Section in Which Yor Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Mondog, NOUember j..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
APRIL Qf TO NAY 20

Taarus-Free spending, care
lessness ( a b o o. Substantial
achievement possible this not
all-co-operative day if you apply
rightly your fine capability and
practical judgment. Carefu |
planning needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
pI Ian Your
Christmas
Buying Now
nv DONNA GRACE

DREPARE your Christmas
L lists early Plan 10 visit
the stores At your first oppor-
tunity before the rush beings.
While there are not quite 50
many perfumes as last year
there will be an ample supply Of
the finest scents. One Of the
sophisiicateS in this line is suit
able for those who must have a
scintillating fragrance. 1t Is
like the Jet sparkle in rich trim
ming. The perfume, cologne and
busting powder all come in the
same Jet aroma.
Along with the old favoritc
perfumes we have several new
ones. The gold bottle that Is
shaped like a bowknot is one
Of these. There is also that be-
loved one that suggests emer-
aids. The smooth crystal bottle,
sitting pearShaped in a square,
black box will be favored by
every girl especially those who
like TO be a bit Sirenlsh.
, 1943-10-14

hospitals, nursing homes, doctors and medicine. here and abroad
They have helped care for the needy in your own home area.~
people who have been left behind on the home front while their
sons or fathers are off at war.
They have brought cheer and home to the men in our Armed
Forces through the splendid work of the USO.
They have given the "barbed wire 1egion' the war prisoners OF ali
nations a new lease on life.
Seventeen great services are now a part of the Nationa1War Fund,
which is joined with our communitys own war fund, thus making
an efficient overall organization serving on all three fronts. the
Military Front the United Nations Front and the Home Front.
This year instead of giving many times to these different agencies,
you give just once. So give generously; give all your heart can spare.
, 1943-10-14

Ne died in the London Bits, or nas it Chunekine. or Sfainerad?
Our children uCere left behind. >. 1cifhout care and shelter. Do r~
avonder tee haze yorried SOP
Now ue are at beace for toe knosO they are warm aith good CLOTH
ing. Their little bodies are getting strong again. They eren laugh
again. 1t is for this ue thank voa". tor the mercy and generosity of
vomr dollars.
Good old American dollars your dollars Mrs. MacDonald"yot
dollars, Mr.. Greenbaun. Silver dollars from California .~ hard-bitten
dollars from the farm country. tol-won dollars from 1aboring men
:. cracking new bills from Fifth Avenue. Yes your dollars have
wrought miracles of human love and compassion.
They have healed broken bodies, fed the hungry and sheltered
the homeless on all the United Nations Fronts They have provided
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

s sspie15s Federal e estate taxes. D.,.
$780, $1,000 S,od oo $500 $780,
'4l'e' par and accrued integ qa, 100000
inss 1 No,s sse IN Series &C" ssv.
1853, It n 2% Treasury Bonds Of d"1 1es,
Series o%9!':d Sta; States Savings ~ Bo 9nel.
Bonds Series "G"'eo States Savings
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
led , words r. Safest 1nvee,--

= Stdfes Won Sr,,
- $e1 les E: gives you back $a sonds-
2.94 a w. va sl-e bond bond natures. Interest,":
ally, if H Ee15 c. Compounded semis ules':
iIons: SOS, $780, 500, $5oyo 1s :, nc"
aXs ; T,s.: vss Of maturity Values issue
coils1eg1 m1a'ksisble, acceptable as bsn.
--.1sa interest for the put qsa and ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-09

been shown to the public. Now and
then they have killed their keepers.
and this has done much to. keep
down the number. brought out Of
Africa.
An Indian elephant has good
sized ears, but they do not compare
in size with those of an African
elephant, which has the biggest ears
on earth. This beast also Is the
largest land animal living ut the
present day. ~
David Blunt, an Enghshman who
had charge OF big game IN East
Africa for five years. took home an
elephants ear and mounted 1t on
the side of brick wall. Using .
tape measure, he found that the ear,
As mounted, was 4 feet and 5 inches
wide and that the height was s
feet and inches!
Il have shot doaens II ether
elephants" says Mr.. Blunt, with
ears just - big"
Most Of the time An elephant
keeps his ears close TO his shoulders.
In the wilds Of Africa, however, q
hunter Is likely to see the huge ears
spread far out. In that ease the
ears are said to be cooked" They
make the beast look even larger
than 1t Is.
With such ears, We might expect
an African elephant to have very
keen sense Of hearing. .Ths fact 10
that 1t hears no better than many
other animals, and less well than
some. The big ears catch sound
waves for the hearing organs inside
the head. which are none too good.
The ears are made Of tough skin.
When an ear Is taken from . dead
elephant, 1t can be split rather
easily. 80 as to open up and make
a surface twice As large, One ear
can be turned into enough leather
to make two or three suitcases.
Quite number Of suitcases--also
some golf bags-have been made
from elephants Gears, and they give
good service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-09

East's redouble of the doubled
one-spade bid was pointless. The
point Of such 3 redouble should be to
double the opponents at some low
contract, while all East was inter-
ested in was playing the hand ut
spades. He could better have bid
four spades Immediately.
AS for North, he resisted the temp
tation-some bidders would find 1t
overwhelming-to cue" in his OPP
ponents' spade suit. Instead North
kept severely silent about his spade
void.
The silence was rewarded. Against
six hearts doubled. West opened the
king of spades. A club opening
which West would surely have made
If North had ever shown his spade
void. would have defeated the con-
tract. With the spade opening
South made the doubled slam plus
an overtrick. Dummy trumped the
spade king and trump was led to
South's ace. Then came trump
lead back through West, trapping
the queen, after which the diamonds
were run for discards of South's
four clubs.
OF course, East-West did not bid
the six spades they could have made
but If they had. North might have
gone to seven hearts and, against
the same spade lead. made 1t.
\ \ X II
Saturday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
"A 10 5
2Q54
oK874
asa
The bidding:
Jacoby Schenken You Lightner
- Pass CD
Answer: One Spade. While ons
diamond is a lower response and
does permit partner to show a hear
suit, ii he has one, at the one level
If partners rebid happened to b.
one spade you would be somewhat
embarrassed for your own rebid, be.
ing too weak for double raise tt
three spades and too strong for {
single raise to two spades.
Score 100 per cent for one spade
10 per cent for one diamond, 20 pei
cent for one no-trump.
Question No. 1,4sS.
Today you hold the same hand
but the bidding is different:
Jacoby Schenken You Lightnel
IA Pass co
What do you bid? ANSWER to.
morrow
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Uncle Ruy's Corner

A few years ago We had = series
OF stories about Indian elephants,
but today-and on other days this
week-I want to talk chiefly about
African elephants.
Indian, or Asiatic, elephants are
the ones We most often see ut the
circus and zoo. They are natives
Of India and other parts of Asia.
African elephants are larger and
somewhat more fierce" Yet they
have been tanned at times and have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-09

AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
date action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-09
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Silence Is Golden

SHence Is Golden
A cue-bid never has any purpos,
except to inform partner. Wher
partner cannot possibly use that in.
formation, the cue-bid should not b.
made
South dealer.
East-Wes vulnerable.
OK 10543
OAK Q875
AAKs72 AoJss4a
VQs7 "
90 8 10 SO
+ X J43 $A76
Al06
"a 1852
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The bidding:
South West North East
Pass IA Dbl. Redbl.
20 Pass ~ -
Pass Pass 50 So
Pass Pass 50 Pass
Pass Dbl. Pass Pass
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
Councils Aid
Legislative
Campaign

Washington, Feb. 13-CTO indus
trial union councils throughout the
country are being modified behind
labor's fight for a win-the-war leg
islative program. Councils Director
John Brophy reported to the CLIO
Executive Board meeting.
Brophy pointed out that commun-
ications sent to international unions
on congressional questions are also
being mailed out to the councils,
and the city and state groups have
been urged to cooperate in setting
up special legislative committees.
ut has been pointed out TO coun-
ellis that the establishment of such
committees will facilitate our work
and that in all important matters
the councils themselves should act
directly, and should also get their
affiliated organizations to take par
allel action" Brophy said.
The report strongly urged local
unions to participate in the affairs
of city and state councils.
"Some Of our organizations
seem to forget that the affiliation
of their local unions Is required
by the CLIO constitution, and that
there can be no excuse whatso-
ever for n0n-affiliation," Brophy
declared.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
State clos
Act on Bills

Washington, Feb. IS - Reports
coming into the CLIO national office
from state affiliates show increas-
ing activity on legislative action in
the assemblies.
The Tennessee Council has sent
a detailed memo to all state legis-
lators setting out CLOS win-the-
war activity and pointing out that
anti-union measures are detrimental
to the war production drive.
The Michigan Council has also
drawn up a detailed program with
specific proposals covering taxation,
workers welfare, social security,
women in industry, etc.
The Maryland Council recently
held a legislative conference in
Cumberland, Md, to work out a
preliminary action program for its
state legislature.
The Pennsylvania CLIO In its pro-
gram draws a contrast between
CLOS victory program and efforts
of anti-union forces in the General
Assembly to cripple unions in line
with similar drives by anti-victory
groups in the U. S. Congress.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
Release Materials

Critical materials to construct
1900 buses, 3515 bus bodies, 220
street cars, IS trolley coaches and
1000 sedan conversions will be made
available under a new WPB policy
decision to alleviate the transport
tation problem Of civilians, WPB
declared last week.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
Win Three Polls

New York, Feb. 1S-Three more
election victories today helped
speed the roganizing drive Of the
United Office & Professional Work.
ers among white collar employees Of
the movie industry.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-15
PROMOTE DISUNITY

Several Congressman emphasized
Dies role as promoter of disunity
among the United Nations, citing
his continuous attacks on the adj
ministration for the fighting alli-
ance with the Soviet Union and his
refusal to aid the war against
faScism.
"The committee was originally
appointed to investigate subser-
sive and un-American activities
and un-American organizations"
said Rep. SABBATH of Illinois. chair
man OF the House Rules Commit
tee. "This they have not done. +.
They seem to forget that we are
at war with Hitler and the Japs,
and not with Russia"
Rep. Sadowski of Michigan also
put a finger on this accusation
when he said: "While our Army and
Navy are driving the Japs out of
Guadalcanal: while our boys and
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