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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-22

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-22

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80 lie BLIND MANS SECRET
IA by RICHARD .HoueHToN ~
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE


WHATS THIS?" asked the
-.;-r:iscd driver OF the car, drawing
HIS dark eyebrows together as he
s:,i.l".l the radio tube in his hand.
ne two womer. with their
v.sts tied behind their bacKs.
Erinicss to snatch what seemed TO
;ny:r a priceless military secret.
sired at each other i'll bcwilder-
r,.nt. They had assumed that he
i;:tw this glasS-and-metal gadget
Ms the reason for their kidnapping
1t it's just some kind of u do
funny said Clemantine hastily.
Tie hat maker stuck 1t In there
:u make the shape Of the hat"
'Do-funny nothing, | know an
old radio ttbc when see it,"
Agatha nodded quickly. That's
il. An oil tube. I always wondered
what they did with old radio
tubes"
rho dark eyes cave her scorn-
rii. bloodshot glance. The heavy
'avr Of the kidnapcr slid slightly to
unc side you wouldn't try to get
fanny with me. would you?"
what an absurd ideal"
81 always was kin.a curious
about wuncu'S hats" He picked
an Clcmantinc's headscar agaiA.
"Woil!U't he no Use at I'LL in the
tain"
Careless Of brcaliagc. he dropped
Tie radio tube onto the seat be-
s!,ic him. hgl tha's heart almost
s.oru-i.
Ills clumsy Fingers were explor-
n. the lining of the h;rt again. He
u,-Enod over the back Of plp front
set at his GREATNESS passengers
=. u :imc.
Il hop" you're enjoying your
Sci" "aId Clc!aantinc.
II" grunted. a moment later he
dropped the hat onto the floor in
disgust. Thought maybe you'd hid
= .rttcr in that hole" He picked up
the "a:in tube again. swung around
With his back to his prisoners and
b"ni attcntively over the shining
g'">s and metal object. Don't look
Xix" its an old tube. Looks to me
,:N' I new one. Kinda funny shape.
Don. think I've seen one like il
BEFORE.
lie turned or the dashboard
r':.!iG which had only been crack
!"!; vniccIcssly. anyway and
r"1"hin% around under it he unfas-
;,n2d one of its tubes. which he
brought ont for comparison. HIN.
-" onr from your hat is four times
bigger. Different things inside it,
too"
Hnping to divert his attention.
AE3;ha asked. Surely you're not
gong 10 leave us tied like this all
Gdy!"
He lldn't look up. Lady. IL you
.."G'i like them ropes, I'll put gag
l.: your mouth 50 you can't talk
ABOUT an"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17
~ T:-,. I,...EfE SIX

- THE i:.r;rS.-cr -oIc.:, )! in 10
!..'t :; :..S :a,iia tabs cH tho from;
....; r.,."~r:l:.c .ulCoHiy threw tho
81. .".s ..::. I !,S7"I ahead with
o. p. tia: Ucuid haze stalled n
,..a ",.' II. .tgatha las flung back
.......!. the rear cushions. She saw
IT, man logger. lore his footing
;..i aaA Il" the car Iy.cDt psf him
"n,.I.'" cried C!cmantiac. Zen
-, ut w.y need II the or
,c'. .'o"tl: had t..unccd to ths
''.". =. ''irH IcipIo...ly because o..
"D. .. -. n"nH.'. es;c .'aw The ,I.c.:
. ~ rcci.'ng overhead az
y had gone mad. But II
ST.. .. ear that had gone mad.
:: lard no Gun explosion. The
O.. .a5 making too much noise.
Ha' Dee .fiw :hc windshield shat
IL. Ed t 'sLt pattern of cracks with
4 AID hole in the center. The bu!-
=. .aU.t have passed close to Gle
'..,.r. = head.
!H" car S"crvcd sharply as 1t
.',:-..I bend. No other shots fol-
!I%.I
mantine: We're going the
Wong way! There's a dead end to
t"!i :rad"
M" SAW the girl fighting the
f'''"l on Tho crooked road Agatha
''"''d h"r feot and twisted to a sit
'.H; position. "CleInantine. we've
i"i !" Turn around"
ne roads too narrow. I'm
watching for Il wide place"
Agatha prayed that the eangster
"' whoever nc was. wouldn't find
any hi% logs for barricade. If nc
'''' E'd IN" road before they turned
"'":h'd they'd he trapped.
if'nahly he'd depend on his gun
10 stop them He could do il, too
maj one shot had been wild be-
cause he Il been knocked off his
C'cmantinc was doing her best ia
"'i"ich out the distance between
Hl>m and the man who by now
probably was on horseback in hot
pursuit. ''''
Suddenly tho bottom of the car
.'"aned Ia drop out from under
NHatha. There was n terrific clat-
',.nG mat told her it was crossing
Il l"w-hung bridge. Then il leapcd
up again. climbing stecply.
ne engine laborcd. Clemantino
h"hcd the gears shifting back into
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17

car. stepped out and turned me
out"
'Do-do We have to Walk" Ara
ina asked. She was afraid she
couldn't,
ms road amt fit Cor nothfn'
p"' morse half mile beyond here.
l got the horse hid i'm this barn.
III S"in' To ride him while YOU
Ia'h's march in front. Come on, get
ou.: Or do l have to drag you out ?"
why can't We ride that half
mic II you're in such a hurry -"
ASa'ia inquired. Let Clemantine
uriNc Tho car as far as she can. You
'"iinw behind on your horse. We
can't get awaY. if the road is closed
ahead"
But sh" WAS thinking desperate
~ |" herself. C!"mantine wus a
uare-""vil driver. If she once got
INC car III her control. the girl
might o,itwit l.orSen.an. He
looked as If he werc an amateur
rider.
The man frowncd. rubbed his
c'',in. '''ieSs that's all right--if itll
neip me get rid of you any quicker.
You wait i.crc till get my horse"
tlcimlhtin" tolt: him Sarcastical-
~ w" aren't going anywhere"
He walked through TIE grass
around behind the old b,iIdinp All
returned in a few minutes leading
I"ll roam horse. sad,lIcd. Agatha
nope" *h" saw Il hi"Hcr of spirit in
, III" beast S eyes. If he'd been Stand
my there. siddled. fer long
Tie kIdnaprr dropp.& the briJle
r"ihT over Il post ut the rt.tiny
fence beside the road. ara. united
inc rope that held Clemantine's
wrists. She slid into the d,,rer's
seat.
Agatha knew that We pirl.s
NiE'lH must be- Sur, ana her hands
almost nusp. Clcmantinc. however
va" same. Sized agreed with Apa-
thii. while their ,IptJr had been
%"t'!n,' ih" horse. .sat this w2s
their only chance.
III" EiGn;: per Indicated the /. nj
i:"n $.EIich. but i'll her r,mh;sli.
Gle maHtinc TUNED on the radio by
mistake. The man had to reach in
ami snap on the ignition himself.
The motor started easily for such
seeming wreck. At the same time
tho radio came on. and this time it
was not tuned L. the police trans
nitter, but To regular news
broadcast.
still missing" said the
announcer caught in the middle of
sentence. lis the almost priceless
radio tube Professor Ialdlcr per-
fcctcd just before he was muir
lcrcd.'
Cicmantine and the kidnapcr
STARED Mt each other. His mouth
drorpcd open. $50 that's it? Give
me that tube" lie GrabE,d for it
on the 2cat beside her.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17

I The car raced past and thun.
~ rcd over the bridge. On the turn
bcycad it went into Gicl::n!ne
.Eld. Clcmantinc caGcd the throttle.
Tie wmri!rG landscape settled back
into place.
They slid safely arc-nd the next
ti'rn, and Gnt!cr control again rolled
past the deserted house and on
G@wn tie canyon read toward civil
.:.Ition.
Agatha !C; GU. . choking sound.
She couldn't help il. Child. that
"a@ liilr TOO exciting for one of
MY year"
Ci,rian:.nc turned around and
Erinnci. 'lCu'rc brick. II I'd
ben III the n"ck scat iii prGi,.:5Iy
h;:H" iriiitcd"
CicEE&Htinc certainly dItint look
h,:C.". Her hair Wa: aV.ry. Her face
Hi$ scratched by thO.n.. which also
had torn At her clothes.
Agatha knew she didn't look ne
r"ic either. Her fur coat Probably
vas fun orburr:; and dirt. And her
'''''''' ''''r' '-il NEll..t lt'.sN
We're going straight to lrcsi-
dent Hill ard deliver this radio
tube. The men VINO have failed to
get ii will be sure TO reveal we
have it. just out Of rc.cn"c. Wen
look guilty il We try to hide il
longer. We car iu.: say we found
1t which is true"
AgEib1 49,.
lay NC took il away from tie spiis,
We certainly look as though We
h"d,'
1t was not yet 10 o'clock when
they ratified onto the campus Of
Western college again. DeGpite
their appearance. which they had
managed to improve. however. or
In" home stretch they left the car
IN front of the administration build
lnG and headed straight for the Of
fee Of the president.
There was no rcCcpt!onigt in the
outer office. Through the door Of
the prcaidcnt's inner Office, partly
aJar. came the voices of several
EI"n III non-ac1dCniC argument. It
didn't look like Il private meeting.
Clemantinc took the initiative.
marched in ahead OF Agatha arI
laid tho glass and rlctal tubs tri-
umphantly in front OF the riirpr.;cd
cditclto". lie stopped speaking.
with his goatcc back against his
throat.
"rhcrc!" she said. rs that what
you're looking for"
DR.. Hill Looked nj the women.
then dropped his eyes to the object
on his desk. He frowncd as he
picked IL up. do do you thirl;
this IS the tube that's miaaingo
Why. this is just ole of the COM
mcrcial tubes Otto was taking
apart in bnilding his own model"
ITO 10 ('nnfi,rcLi
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
LAS RATAS NO ESTAN RA-
CIONADAS -.

Berna, Feb. 12.-El peri6-
dico danes "Fnanstidonde"
esta otmando a burla las con-
diciones grotescas del merca-
do de where's. LOS tecnicos a
gricolas sostienen que Dina
marca posee bastantes cerdos
praa sus propias necesidades.
Ell cerdo, sin embargo, no Sc
encuentra en- las tiendas; y la
leche Y los huevos, de los que
siempre teniamos mas de 10
necesario, escasean ahora tam
bien. En- estaS circunstanclas
no es sorprendente que las ten
das no muestran dichas mer-
cancias en- sus escaparates. Els
consolador DIR que en- Paris la
carne de rata resuta sabrosa
v n~utritiva. Aqui, por 10 me-
nos, es un alimento que no es-
ia racionado y del que todavia
hay existencias."
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
MILLONES DE TONELADAS
DE CARNE ~ESCONDIDAS
EN- LAS PLANTAS DE RE
FRIGERACI0N

Chicago, Feb, John A,
Kota, secretario de la Asocia'
ci6n Nacional de Detallistas de
Carne, declare aqui que hay mi
Homes de toneladas de carne es-
oondidas en- las plantas de refrl
geraci6n del pals.
Muchos individuos han alqui'
Gado b6vedas para almacenar
carne y atender a los requeri'
mientos de varios meses.
Kotal ACADIA de informar ad
gobierno y lie ma hecho yer el
peligro de que muoha de esa
carne Sc pudra 81 por un acct
6en.e la corriente electrical sc
~ara.izgse en- las plantas donde
e Ia guarda.
Aigunos de los individuos que
tlenen guardada la carne Sc pro
ponen DE aria, cuando les con-
venga. a los "mercados negros.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Ell mayor Bostrom porta en- la que
rrera la Cruz por Servicio Distin-
guido en- Vuelo, la Cruz por Servi-
clos Distinguishes y ell Corazon de
Purpura, galardon que Sc les con
.fere a los heridos en- acci6n,
Ell mayor William Lewis, Jr., Y ell
coronel Ted S. Faulkner, son otros
de los famosos aviadores del 49,
Grupo de Bombardeo que actual
mente prestan sus servicios como
instructors. FL mayor Lewis OBJ
tuvo la Cruz por Servicio Distin-
guido en- Vuelo, despues de haber
evacuado de las Filipinas al Estado
Mayor del General Macarthur. Sc
lie contrib ademas la Estrella de
Plata por ell ataque a Rabaul. Ell
Coronel Faulkner fue quien con-
dujo al Presidente Quez6n fuera de
las Islas Filipinas. Ostenta la Cruz
por Servicio Distinguido en- Vuelo
y Ell Coraz6n de P1rpura.
Los ingenieros aeronauticos que
han trazado la ruta de los gigan=
tescos bombarderos porteamerica-
nos a traves de zonas peligrosas y
en- cumplimiento de misiones aries
gadas, ensenaran a los alumnos ell
arte de la navigation aerea. Los
aspirantes a bombardeadores seran
aleccionados-por hombres a cuya
precision exceptional Sc debe la des-
trucci6n de numerosas instalaciones
del enemigo-respecto a la forma
de dejar caer la carga exp a
sobre los objetivos senalados.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Sc EXTIENDE LA RETlRA-
DA JAPONESA EN- NUE.
Va GUINEA 80,

crwc ., Fob. LAS trc
Qss da.rotaron de ma
Isl a a una larga fuer'
aesa que trataba de cap
t.rar a Wau, en- la Nueva Gui'
naa. V el enemigo Sc retira ha-
70 Mube.
cors;dersbles las bajas
ncluyendo muchos de-
Las p6rdidas de los AHA
Jos son ligeras, cOmparativa-
mente.
Los combates en- las selvas
duraron IL dias y las tropas
australianas fueron ~efectiva-
menta apoyadas por la fuerza
area. Wau es una importante
base de aviaci6n a 80 millas de
Salamana.
Pasa de mil ell numero de
muertos hechos al enemigo. Ger
ca de la senda Wandumi Sc en-
contraron los cadaveres de mas
de 200 soldados japoneses.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
81 PUDIESE ELEGIR....

Londres, Feb. 12.-Un CO.
rrseponsal del "Nouveau Jour
nal" relata como intent6 expli
car a I'm belga las ventajas del
nacional socialismo. Finalmen
tie, lie pregunt6 81 ~acpetaria ell
comunismo en- ell case de una
victoria russo britannica ameri-
cana. Ell hombre contest6 que
preferiria con mucho gusto ell
comuniSmo al nazismo. "El ma
cional socialismo siempre Sc
guira siendo aleman, mientras
que ell comunismo, 81 llegamos
a tenerlo, sera, por 10 menos,
comunismo belga."
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
PARA COMPRAR ZAPATOS
DEBE LLEVARSE Ell Ii
BRITO NUMERO l

La oficina local de la OPA avi-
sa a los ciudadanos que para
comprar zapatos debcn llevar a
la peleteria ell librito de raciona
miento n1mero l, ell de azdcar
y cafe, Y cOrtar ell cup6n mime
70 II en- presencia del ~peletero.
Ahora bien, 81 los zapatos Sc
cOmpran por correo puede cor
tarse ell cup6n y mandarse en- u
ma carta.
Podran repartirse los cupo-
mes los miembros de una misma
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

dec hacen menci6n a las hazahas
de la brillante unidad en- Bataan
" en- la isla de Corregidor. Frente
a una superioridad numerical aplas-
tante, ell 49, Grupo siempre pre-
sent6 combate con los pocos aviones
que en- ese entonces disponfa y,
cuando hubo que trasladarlo de las
|invadidas islas Filipinas, 200 de sus
hombres preirieron quedarse para
combatir en- TERRA durante la me-
morable defensa de Bataan y CO.
rregidor, Ell resto fue Incorporate
ell antique u Grupo de Bombardeo
para formar la actual unidad,
Bien entendidos de las estratage-
mas de los japoneses y con la va
|liosa experienced obtenida durante
las centenares de horas de vuelo,
Iestos hombres son ahora los encar-
Igados de la instruction de los fu-
turos aviadores que compondran
nuevas y efcaces escuadrillas.
Heroes professors
Los aviadores en- cierne recibiran
su instruction de hombres que han
piloteado las gigantescas Fortale-
zas Volantes en- algunas de las
acciones aereas mas diffciles de
la guerra actual y, sin hacer uso
de lenguaje figurado, Sc puede de-
cir que son heroes ~profesores. Uno
de los instructors es ell mayor
Frank P. Bostrom que pilote6 Ell
avion que condujo al General Mac
Arthur al continente Australiano.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
LOS NINOS NO PODRAN ES-
TAR EN- LAS CABLES DIES
PUES DE LAS 10 DE LA
NOCHE

lEntrara manana en- vigor la
nueva ordenanza municipal que
prohibe a los ninos y ninas es-
tar en- Ia calle, sin ir acompana-
dos de familiares o guardianes
despues de las 10 de la noche.
Ell jefe de policia Woodruff
.hara cumplir la ordenanza y asi
10 avisa a los padres Y tutores.
"Pedimos la cooperation de
todos los ciudadanos-dijo Mr..
Woodruff. la ley hace a los pa
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
CASTRO PROCESADO COMO
ASSESSING

New York, Feb. 12.-Guiller.
mo C. Castro, de q amos, EN-
pleado de un hotel, ha sido pro.
cesado como autor de Ia muerte
de su nvia, Carmen Colon, de
20 amos.
Castro mat6 a la muchacha
frente al domicilio de esta, hue
go de una fiesta.
La policia dice que acOrdaron
suicidarse los dos, pero que a el,
luego de matarla, lie "flllaron
los nervios.."
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

es u ndia magnffico!" La "Bas
Ter acknowledging dice que
los alsacianos tienen otro sa-
Judo para aquellos compatrio-
tas suyos que tienen preferen
cia german6filas. Les dicen:
"Hagan sus maletas antes de
que lleguen los americanos."
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

PYOTE, TEXAS.-La uni
dad mas distinguida de las
Fuerzas Aereas del Ejercito
n-orteamericano ACADIA de re-
gresar del frente de combate
en- ell Pacifico para dedicarse a
ensenar a los futures tripulan-
ties de las Fortalezas Volantes
como hacer llegar la destruc-
cion y la muerte al enemigo.
Los ases del 19' Grupo de Bonn
bardeo llegaron recientemente, a
bordo de sus p~oderosos tetramoto-
res, q la nueva base aerea c%onstrui-
da en- ell oeste de Texas. En- ell cur
so de las operaciones en- Australia,
Ell MAJ del Coral, Milne Bay, Nueva
Guinea, y Guadalcanal, ell 19'
Grupo Sc hizo m~ereceder de cuatro
citaciones al merito, IS decir, mas
que cualquiera otra unidad de la
Aviaci6n estadounidense.
Mas de mil oficiales y miembros
de la tripulaci6n pertenecientes oil
49, Grupo han sido c~ondecorados
individualmente. En- la cuarta cita-
ci6n, anunciada recientemente por
la Secretarfa de Guerra, Sc dispone
la condecoraci6n de 20 oficiales y %
hombres de la mencionada unidad.
Las hazahas por las cuales Sc
hicieron merecedores de dichas con-
decoraciones, no han sido reveladas
a1n.
BriIlante hOja de serviciOs
! La notable hoja de servicios del
19' Grupo de Bombardeo Sc re-
monta a los comienzos de la guerra.
FL primer heroe de la aviaci6n
norteamericana pertenecia a esta
unidad, Sc trata del Captain Colin
Kelly que perdi6 la vida al servicio
de su patria despues de haber tor
pedeado un acorazado enemigo en-
Rguas filipinas POGO despues del ale
voso ataque japones,
Otra de las ~citaciones al merito.
del 49, Grupo Sc debe a un devasta-
dor ataque aereo q la base japo-
mesa de Rabaul, en- la isla de Nueva
Bretaia, operaci6n que permiti6 q
la Infanteria de Marina practicar ell
desembarco en- Guadalcanal en-
agosto pasado. Durante dicho alta
que, califcado como "la mas impor-
tante acci6n aerea en- la IONA del
Pacifco," las Fortalezas Volantes
destruyeron mas de so bombarderos
enemigos en- TERRA y siete en- Ell
aire. En- los bombardeos siguien-
ties que efectuaron Embellishments
despues, los aviadores norteameri-
canos sometieron a terrible marti-
leo Ell aer6dromo de Rabaul, hun
dieron o averiaron cinco barcos nj
pones y derribaron mas de diez
aviones enemigos. =
Las otras citaciones de que ha
sido objeto Ell 49, Grupo de Bombar-
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
DIVORCES Y P1E1Tos

Nuevas demands: Anie Kit
chens contra Bonnie II. Kit
chens; Reclamaciones de Maui
de Moss, Albert Moss y Shelby
II. McGill contra la Tampa f.
lectric Company.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

dres responsables " ~sujetos a
castigo; pero las escuelas y las
iglesias deben cooperar, ayudar
81 la ordenanza ha de servir pa
ra algo."
Todos dos actos en- que parti-
cipen ninos deberan terminarse
antes de las 10 de la noche, sail
vo q. todos ellos vayan acompa-
fadOS por sus padres o tutores.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
BEBR DIEZ LITROS DE LIE
CHI AL OLA

Sausalito, Ca, Feb. IRE
veille Ransom, una mujer de san
gren 6rdica, aunque nacida en-
Texas trabaja en- los alstilleros
y atribuye su potencia fisica a
que diariamente Sc toma diez Ii
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
HOY Els UN Ola
MAGNIFTCO!

Londrse, Feb. 12.- BESIDE
que las tropas aliadas desem-
barcaron en- ell Africa del Nor
tie, los alsacianos Sc saludan
entire 81, 81 las noticias son bue
ma, con las palabras: "iHOy
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
PERMISOS DE CONSTITUTE
CION

Sc concedieron permiEos de
construction a M. Cicero, A.
Olivia, Dannie Crouch, Miguel
Angel Vanacore, R. R. Duke y
Waiter i indsev.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

familia, sea eel parentesco de
sangre, matrimonio 0 adopci6n.
81 un par de Zapatos es de-
vuelto, ell peletero debera devol
verle all conSumidor 81 cup6n MI
nero II.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
tros de leche.

tros de leche.
Calc1lase que para satisfacer
su gusto toda la leche de una
vaca debe ponerse a su DISPOSE
ci6n en- LAS horas del dfa que no
dedica al sueno.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Ell TEMPO

Continuara el frio en- la noche
de hoy. Minima, a las 8 de la
manana, 40 grades,
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Did "Diam0nd Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains7

1t is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora,
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat ami
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Aguerrida unidad de bombardeO de la aviaciGn
nOrteamericana i~nstruira a los futurOs
aviadOres de los EstadOs UnidOs