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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

Marsal Tito je naznanil, da SO
Rusi in njegovi jugoslovansk;
partizani popolnoma obkolill
Belgrad in da jc gen. List svo-
jim stabom vred pobegnil il ju-
goslovanske prestoice.
Berlin priznava, da ie Memel
Obkoljen
Nemski radio je primal, da je
mesto Memel oh baltiski obali,
katerega je Hitler leta 1889 a.
nektiral k Nemciji, cd V S e h
strani obkoljeno in pod napa-
dom cd treh strani. Skorajs-
njen padec mesta je neizogiben.
Memel Sc nahaja u mill Sc
verovzhodno Cd Koenigsberga,
glavnega mesta Vzhodne Pru-
size.
Moskva poroca, da Sc JUNO
zahodno Cd Menlela vrsijo ljuti
boji. Nemci SO tam vprizorili de-
set besnih protinapadov, v ka~
tere so zagnah stiri divizije mo-
Stva.
Rusi napredOvali 10 mill
Rdeca vojska je prihrumela
ma mejo Vzhodne Prusije po TO-
miljskem napredovanju, XII je
doseglo visek z zavzetjem me-
sta Ponowi. Nemski radijski
komentator je izjavil:
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Vlada poiticnih bossov je obsojena ma
pogin, izjavlja Lausche v Youngstown
Silna registracija je dokaz, da Sc
drzavljani zbujajo,. pravi governerski kanddat

YOUNGSTOWN, O., II. ok
tobra. - zupan Frank J. Lau-
sche IL Clevelanda je snoci tu-
kaj formalno otvoril svojo kam-
panic kot demokratski kandi-
dat "a governerja z ognjevitim
napadom ma vlado "politicnih
bossov.' Demokratska organi-
zacija tega okraja, XII stoji sto-
procentno "a Lauschetom, ie
priredila kandidatu navdusen
sprejem, ko je nastopil kot
glavni govornik Stambaugh
avditoriju, XII je bill nabito poln
poslusalcev.
Kongresnik Michael Kirwan
in predsednik demokratske o.
krajne organizacije John Vitul-
10 sta prepricana, da DO Lau-
sche v te m industrijskem o.
krozju zmagal z ogromno veci-
no glasov.
"Schorrizmu v drzavi Ohiju je
Odklenkalo"
Lausche je v svojem govoru
opozarjal ma ogromno registra-
clio drzavljanov "a volitve 7.
novembra kot dokaz, da Sc je
ljudstvo zbudilo in da DO zadalo
vladi politicnih bossov udarec,
kakrsnega MISC lie nikdar pref
doziveli. Ia tarco svojega napa-
da 81 je posebno izbral republi-
kanskega bossa Ed Schorra il
Cincinnatija, XII stoji "a republi-
kanskim governerskim kandida-
tom Stewartom.
"Politicni bossi ne morejo O.
stati ma krmilu, kadar Sc ljud-
stvo zbudi," je rekel sLausche.
"Vcerajsnja registracija pome-
nj, da je 'schorrizmu' Ohiju
odklenkalo."
Boss Schorr hOce lutko
Lausche je vprasal, zaka j
Schorr v primarnih volitvah nj
hotel podpreti nobenega izmed
Stewartovih tekmecev, niti dr.
zavnega pravdnika Thomas Her.
berta, niti podgovernerja Paula
Herberta, XII sta oba veterana
svetovne vojne in imata "a Sc
boz dolgoletne vladne izkusnje.
Potem pa je odgovoril: Schorr
je vrgel svojo podporo stewar-
tn, XII je po imenu zupan mesta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
ZADUsNICA

v petek oh 8:15 uri zjutraj
Sc bo v cerkvi sv. Vida brala
zadusnica v spomin prye oblet-
nice smrti pokojnega Josepha
Sorsek. Prijatelji in sorodniki
SO vabljeni, da Sc opravila ude-
lezijo. L.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

Rep. predsedniski kandidat VI
svoji proklamaciji povzdiguje
Italijo in italijanske naseljence
v Zed. drzavah.
mi Amerikanci ne moreno
stati in gledati trpljenje Italije,'
je izjavil Dewey. "Ona po-
trebuje naso aktivno in prija-
teljsko pomoc v svojem BIO ju
proti nacizmu in "a svojo svo-
bodo.
Nv imenu nasega skupnega
clovecanstva, v imenu hvalez-
nosti in v imenu velikodusnosti
moramo danes stati Oh strani l.
talije.
"Bas ko so Amerikanci itai-
janske krvi mogocno prispevali
pri gradnji nasega naroda, tako
danes prispevajo svoj delez V
nasem velikem produkcijskem
cudezu v nasih tovarnah in ma
nasih poljih.
Ampak njih blesceci patrijoti-
zem Sc mixer ne ocituje tako
jasno kot v njihovih borbenih
sinovih. Drzavljani italijanske-
ga rodu in porekla pledstavlja-
jo samo 4 odstotke nasega pre-
bivalstva, 4-ampak njih sinovi in
htere predstavljajo 10 odstot-
kov nasih oborozenih sill.
"Potomci Italije Sc resnicno
borijo in umirajo "a Ameriko.
Oni so neizbezno globoko "a
skrbljeni, kaksna DO usoda de-
zele njihovih dedov.''
Dewey je izgubil Kentucky,
pravi senator
NEW YORK, IL. oktobra. -
Demokratskf senator Albert =
Chandler IL Kentuckyja je iz'
javil, da je incl gov. Dewey dc
pretekle sobote priliko "a znaa'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
Prispevki "a Lau-
schetovo kampanjo

Twenty third ward citizens
committee to elect Lausche Co.
vernon je pridno ma delu, ter
ina re lepe uspehe. Sledeci so
prispevali:
Mr.. B. B. Leustig je zopet ma
bral lepo vsoto.
Po $500 sta darovala: James
Slapnik Jr., XII sta z boljso po-
lovico izborna cvetlicarja, in
Mrs. Makovec.
Po $1,000 so prispevali: Mr..
Martin Sorn, Mr.. in Mrs. Luzar,
Joseph Dolinar, F. Mihcic, Mi
chael Fuches, DR.. NJ. Oman, E.
mil Bukovec je pa prispeval
$15.OO.
Po $500: Mr.. in Mrs. Kekic,
Frank Rich, N. J. Brody, Bills
Shoe Store, S. L. Cooper, A. J.
Budnik Co., A. Schudel.
Po $500: Nosan Bakery, Su-
perior Body, George Molle, John
Kozlevcar, Frank Masakato, Mr..
Hoedl.
Pc $1.00: M. Harvey, G. Chal-
fin, Mary T. Kuig, Neimenovan,
M. Goodman, Max Kostna, Ben
Krasney, C. Janovitz, Mr.. Krau-
termer in F. Buskachi.
<n,..,.--:. n -a-.>
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(Nadaljevanje ma z. stranil

brze samo pretveza, vsekakor
pa da bi tega ne storil, ako bi
ne bill v boju z Gornikom, kate
rega hoce politicno uniciti, ker
sc noce umakniti il tekme "a po-
Zicijo klerka v mestni zborni-
ci. Receno je tudi, da Miller ma
shod kampanjskih delavcev v
s. N. Domu nj povabil COVER
nerskega kandidata Frank ].
Lauscheta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
AACHEN JE
"ukRL" POD
pLoHo BOMB
Nemska ojaSenja, XII
so pri belem dnevu
skusala doseGi mesto,
neusmiljeno unicena

LONDON, cetrtek, IL. ok
tobra. - V Aachenu, XII sc
je zoperstavil ultimatumu
prve ameriske armade "a
podajo, so danes zgodaj
zjutraj divjali ogromni po-
zari, in zgodovinsko nemsko
mesto je pod strasno ploho
bomb IL zavezniskih letal in
obstreljevanjem topov dobe-
sedno umrlo.
Nemci so pri belem dnevu IL
zivalno poskusili poslati ojace-
MIA v obsojeno mesto, brojeco
okrog 10000 moz, in so bill me-
usmiljeno poklani cd ognja zrac-
ne sile in artilerije. Predno je
snoci legel mrak, je mesto bilo
izpostavljeno unicujocemu og-
nju 300 ameriskih bombnikov
in 200 tezkih topov.
Nemci ma begu
Neko porocilo il Pariza pravi,
>da zavezniski letalci porocajo,
da so videli Nemce, XII so beza-
Ii IL mesta S tovornimi avtomo-
bill proti severozapadu.
Porocila fronte javljajo, da
je mesto brez vode in razsvet-
ljave. Aachen, nekdanja presto
lica Karola Velikega, XII je bill
v mestu rojen, je bila danes e.
no samo morje plamenov.
Bezeci naciji ustreljeni v hrbet
Nekateri civilisti in nemski
vojaki so poskusili il plamtece-
ga pekla zbezati ma varno v a.
meriske linije. Nekateri so pri-
sli skozi, medtem ko so drugi
padli pod kroglami, katere so
Jim poslali V hrbet ostanki ma
cijskih SIS Get, XII so bile pusce-
ne v meStu za "vzdrzevanje mo-
rale."
To je bila smrtna past, kate
70 so Nemci preje tekom dneva
skusali odpreti resifno diyizi-
jo, XII je bila poslana cd vzhoda
z ukazom, da sc prerine skozi
ozki hodnik med krajema Wur-
selen in Haaren. Naciji svojega
desperatnega manevra sploh nj
so skusali skriti in resilna eks-
pedicija je bila cd zavezniskega
ognja il zraka in topov dobesed-
no pokoSena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
kRATkE VESTI

Lausche v okraju Cuyahoga
zmagal z ogromno vecino 1885,
465 glasov, oziroma da bo zanj
oddanih mad 10000 vec glasov
kot "a predsednika Roosevelta,
kateremu isto poizkusno glaso-
vanje daje v okraju 1O4, $50 gla-
sov Vecine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
Dewey "a priznanje Italije
kot <<prjateljiice in zaueznice'
Pravi, da nj dovolj, da Sc Italjanom nudi materi'
jalna pomoe in da Sc jih smatra 'sobojevnike"

ALBANY, II. oktobra. - Gov. Thomas E. Dewey je
vceraj posebno prokamacijo odred da H. oktober
praznuje kot Kolumbov dan tel zvez e tudi poda IL
avo, kaeri je zahteval, da Ita da prznanje kot
"prijaeljici in zaveznic in kot "soboj jevnci
zaveznSkh sill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
DEM. KLUB SO. VARDE

Izredna seja Slovenskega de-
mokratskega kluba 80. varde Sc
vrsi v petek, OBJ 8. uri zvecer v
Slovenskem delavskem domu,
ma Waterloo Rd. Ukrepalo Sc
bo glede plesne veselice in voli-
tev. clanstvo je vabljeno, da Sc
udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
ZGANJSKA RACIJA
ZOPET POVECANA

COLUMBUS, II. oktobra. -
Drzavni urad "a zganjsko kon-
trolo je naznanil, da DO prihod-
MIA doba zganjske racije skrce-
ma IL stirih ma tri tedne. Prihod-
MIA racijska doba Sc pricne v
ponedeljek in DO trajala do 4,
novembra. 4,.~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

bodo pozvani ma skupno konfe-
renco V Moskvi.
Kot sc razume, DO poljski pre-
mijer Stanislow Mikolajczyk z
letalom odpotoval IL Londona.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
|5zEGED IN (LUJ STA pADLA;
M0G0(NA RUSkA OFENzlVA E
pRIDRVELA Ma MEJ0 pRU5IJE
LONDON, cetrtek, IL. oktobra.

LONDON, cetrtek, IL. oktobra. - Mogocna ofen-
ziva Rdece vojske je v6eraj pridrvea prav do meje
Vzhodne Psije vzhodno Cd Kovna odrezala je veliko
batsko luko Memel, juzni 'front.' pa je sodelova
MEM romunskh Get zavzela dugo najvecje Hadzarsko
mesto Szeged in sedmograsko glavno mesto Cluj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
MATT ARETIRANA

Ma mladinskem sodiscu sc bo
morala zagovarjati Mrs. Stella
Blatnik, stara 27 let, 1898 East
76 St., XII je obtozena, da je "a
nemarjala svoje otroke, stare
cd 2 do 8 let. Men MOI Sc ma
haja pri vojakih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12

POdprimo borbo Amerike - demo-
kracijO in sv0bodo systs ! nakupoln
yojnih bondov h yojno-yarcevalnih
snamkl
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BOLGARI SE UMAKNEJO
IL JUGOSLAVIJE IN GRCIJE

IL JUGOSLAVIJE IN GRCIJE
LONDON, II. oktobra. - V
Moskvi je bilo naznanjeno, da
je Bolgarija sprejela prelimi-
narne pogoje premirja, glasom
katerih Sc bodo njene cete v te-
ku Is dni umaknile il jugoslo-
vanskega in grskega ozemlja.
To je ocividno eden izmed rezul-
tatov razgovorov, XII so Sc wee
raj zaceli med Stalinom in Chur-
chillom.
ZAVEZNIsKI GIL. STAN
PRENEsEN v PARIZ
LONDON, II. oktobra. - Da-
nes je bill vrhovni 81. stan "a
vezniske ekspedicijske sile v E.
vropi preneseh IL Londona, kjer
Sc je nahajal 125 dni, v Pariz,
odkoder bo gen. Eisenhower po-
slej dirigiral operacije pro i
Nemciji.
GLASOVANJE NAPOVEDUJE
ZMAGO "A LAUSCHETA
Poizkusno glasovanje, ki So j
izyrsil list Cleveland Press ,
sredo, pokazuje, da 30 Frank ]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-12
PARISKI KOLABORATORJI
MA ZATOzNI KLOPI

PARIZ, II. oktobra. - Proti
koncu tekocega tedna sc bodo
tn zaceli sodni procesi proti
Parizanom, ki 50 tekom okupa-
CHE sodelovali . Nemci. Vsega
skupaj caka na obravnavo 49,
600 oseb, ki so obtozene izdaje.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

ent and especially as it increases,
dla,rh"eu is likely tn occur. This
iS Interpreted - an Indication for
futtEcr reduction Of food. Or us
l"inSNncraSy tn some food ol,.-
mcnt, 50 the formula is cHcha.I"-,i,
decreasing one ct Ia" uihri irrG
"lomrm; hich simply makes mat
tiers worse.
Amy infection. especially 4. nc
c"mramicd by fever, results IN de-
riraS" of apn"t!tc and hence in
"cI.ht loss. Chronic infection of
the nose and upper respiratory
tract often leads to GIarrh""a
winch Is interpreted aS dI.csiIV.
trouble and feelings are s"IuruL.
lnicctlu:IS uf the urinary tracts
are particularly likely to bc over
Iu"h"d III infants on account uf
til" difficulty ot collecting uiinr.
Among digestive Diseases,
IIarrh""a used To hold first place.
In Tact IL used tn account for more
iniani deaths than all other causes
combined. Clean milk dairy M
Sp"ctl"n. paStcuriAaiion. etc, has
nearly eliminated il, but il still
exists. Infants are ruch more
susceptible to diarrhrca than
adults. And infections will get in
the milk, no matter how rigid the
precautions. The principles of
treatment of infectious diurrhoca
are temporary rest of the diprS-
i've system. restoration of tiuid
balance, and of mineral balance;
blood TRANSMISSION. if severe.
Vomiting is the second of the
digestive diseases of infancy. Tho
common causes are ovcr-distcn-
tion "f the stomach by swallowing
air, too frequent feeding, too large
volumes OF food. unsuitable food,
Improper clothing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

I'D heard that she hadn't b.cp
TOO steady in her pictures latcIy."
riarE said. "ln fact, | asked her
what was troubling her Yesterday
morning. thought maybe she was
SaEih% up too many nights and
needed Il rest. You cant work all
day and decorate the hot spots
all night if you want to last in this
business"
What about this Sturris fell
low! Argus asked. "Was he in love
with herr"
II believe So" replied Fla~p.
Those things get around. Sh. usrJ
10 go out with him Il great deal and
therc were rumnrs To the effect that
he was jealous of hcr. Hes lame.
you know"
"llow did Syria feel about
Pierre ?" Argus asked.
"Onc Of III" mui"I; told mo thnt
syria broke Off with Pierre a nnnth
ago. Ellen volunteered. She Looked
at fiagE. "fou probably heard
that, Roger"
~ wouldn't know" Flnrr
shrugged. 81 never mix into nv
models private lives"
Meaning you don't mix business
with pleasure" Argus said. rmil-
in". "Shc was with $tur"is lat
night at the Penguin Club. Ellen
and ! ran into them"
"fcs." nodded Flarr,. "Clrc mnn-
TONED that shr was gninp, out with
him yesterday morning. She seemed
upset"
Upset? In what Way" Argus
qu"ricd.
"oh. Just uncertain a tn whether
n" should go ont with him on not"
flagc replied vaguely.
DO the polio" know aho., Svria',
past" ElIon asked.
ayes. they do" A""us r,rIic1
"lt seems that Syria lived in :,n rv-
p"nsivc apartment. How murh
money would you say she earned a
wCck. Mr.. Fla"g?"
I'D say shr averaged SEQ n
week. some times moro. sometimes
!"ES. We keep = record uC huw much
work each model does and they nav
as tcn-p"r-cont "ummi sion. You
can go over III" iiir. if you'd care
to. MIR. Steele"
How much docs Ellen MAKE"
ARGUS asked. "lll bet shes been
holding out on me"
Don't tell him. Roger. He'd lust
marry me for my money"
Il wont. Ellen. You're the best
mode! I've got now, and need YOU
in my business"
Are You married, Mr.. Fla"g?"
Argus asked.
"Bachcior,' Flag" smiled.
Argus raised his eyebrows. GLOW
did you manage to escape in set
up like thiS?"
perhaps it's little like the bow
who loved candy and then someone
gave him whole candy store 10
himself. He didn't know where to
begin Flag% stood up. you'll
nave to cNcuS" me now" he said. 81
have rcw applicant to interview.
Ellen, why don't You show Mr..
Steele around the office? lie NAV
want to look through Syria's file
Then come back here. ! won some
money playing poker last night. so
"a like to take you two TO lunch.
How about it?"
Go be continucd)
CUryrict. by Rats Lee:
Dit'ritu'rj b. k4ss Fr4tu..s s,tII,,,. In,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

Is new on Il satisfactory aud scirn-
tiiic level. The mos; i,m.uIt:nt
features OF milk for infant feed
ing are that il shall bc clean. suf-
fi"icnt aud with proper ruuriShing
factors.
Nitamins & and u need 10 he
added tn diet of COWS rlilk and
usually iron. Modern practice. we
noted. gave infants additional
food earlier than used To ice
thought necessary and variety
OF solid or scmi-solid food during
the first year.
But even the hest modern man
apcmcnt occasionally runs I'M
against the same old infants
troubles that our yrandmuth,
had, disturbances of nutrition and
digestion.
Infants Nutiisfnnal Troahles
The commuprSt nutritiOual
trouble Of the infant is failure to
gain weight. And the conlmuncst
cause of failure OF the infant To
gam weight is inadequate food i'll
take. Other causes are infections.
chronic or acute cOngcnital dis
turbances Of the digestive tract,
such rs cacliac diseases, possibly
allcrgy. The old ideas that some
particular part of the food is re-
sponsIble for malnutrition have
been proved worthlcsS-for in-
stance, starch malnutritiun.
Common errors resulting in un-
dcrfceding are:
~. Boiling the orange Juice.
This kills the Nitamin c which is the
very reason orange juice is given.
G). Changing formulas.
h.others get worried when the
baby does not gain, and get
panicky in changing to queer for
mulas. Cases come up OF infants
VINO have been exclusively on II
diet of cereal water for weeks, in
the belief that milk WAS undi-
gcstcd or indigcstiblc. The chances
are the formula is all right, but
the infant simply does not get
enough of il, which means larger
or more frequent feelings. Or
that not enough sugar is added to
cows milk. Weighing the baby
before and after every feeding of
breast milk will decide the amount
Of milk obtained.
t3). MiSinterl etation of Symr-
toms. When mai. utrition is pres
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
AMhbAS(5M1udbteM~ BABs LEE

IL" police were here this morn
ihr. fll"t: said. "rhcy said hey
iian placed her death around mid
night" "'''-
."ilavc they any idea at All who
did it," Ellen asked. '
~ don't think So" replied Argus.
-, ltS n very curious case" said
l. Eirg mcdiiativcly, "as curious ns
/, Is tragic" lie picked up n nhoto-
graph from his desk and stared Mt
IT, was very fond of Syria. She
was one of the best workers in tho
business - ambitious and ON. bn,
Toes every minute. She had ius,
Sf'h"d a film contract. you know. |
remember I he first day she came TO
me Tor Il job. She was thin and
l'air, but there was something ar
resting about her"
rs that Il picture of hcr?" Argus
asked. R'H
"Ics," said Flarc.
May ] see il ," Flarg handed II
TO HIM. 1t was the same as the en-
iarGcd portrait on the wall. Argus
turned II over. On the back was the
name syria Verne" and her meas
ur"m"nt'. Argus read them with
interest: Dust 81. waist %. h;ns
81. height five feet six ;nchns
weight l2J.' lie nodded his an
pr"val and landed il back To Flare,
"pId You know anything abnut
HNrla% hack~ruund?" Argus asked
mean who she waS-what she'd
""mr
E"'h Ellen and Flare looked sur
prI#cd.
W ny. no" said Flag~. 81 thought
She Was Just another youngstrr
from Tue MIddi" Wcst.'
Argus then told them about the
GTi whose nam" had once been Lucy
HlahAn. nI"ht club singer ut
Dancer Mar'imcIii's.
f!a"g'* black eyes widcncd. I'd
never heard that" he said.
. ,hanccr-" Ellen emphasized
"whrrr did he eve. rct that namo ?''
Il think hi pals rhri::tcncd him
TIA, because Ii" has curious way
oil "@!Nint' ON ~" balls Of his feet.
;# i"""%h he were about to go into
walt. Argus explained. Il heard
once that lie waF sho; in the foot
hnd That its hard for ham To walk
na, ,ura,.y.'
Ellen aid: "Thcr" must be some
i"-up with the man | saw her talk
ing t"--inc sa!!ow-faccd one told
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
SYNOPSIS

A mysterious assassin cu, shor.
The gay career of Syria Verne
artists model. just as she was an
swcrinH the telephone in her psn,-
house apartment to which she b1d
returned soon after midrirht fol-
lowing 4 quarrel with Pierre Stur-
gis. ar, photographer. The police
could find no gun, significant finqcr-
prints, nor other evidence of an in
truder. The evening of the murder.
Syria had met an old friend, Argus
Steele. author and former tctcc-
tive, in the Penguin Club where he
was dining with Ellen Curtis. a
model. Syria left, accompanied bv
Sturgis. Bill Carstairs, i'll. pl,v.
boy introduced his latest blonde
Dorry. to Ellen and Argus. Later.
Ellen found Dorry in the ladies'
room, weeping because her Bill
was phoning that awful Syria
Verne again" Ellen noticed 4 snub.
noscd revolver in Dorry's omen
purse. g. Next morning, Ellen
phoned Argus to tell him that SYRIA
had been murdered. Police Inspcc-
tor Grange visited Steele as the
investigation got under way. Later.
Argus met Ellen who introduces
him to Roger Flagg in the lattcr's
model agency. They are discuss
ing the late Syria Verne.
CHAPTER EIGHT
"Shc was wearing diamond ring
last night" observed Ellen. Was
she robbed ?"
NO." said Argus. 81 had n visit
from my old friend. Inspector
Grange, this morning" F'larr looked
interested. lie sat forward in hi;
chair. "llc told me that the door;
and windows were all locked"
Argus continued, "and that SYRIA
was still wearing that ring. He also
told me that you, Mr.. Flarw, wcr,
responsible for phoning the super
intcndent who found the E"
That's right" Flagg cut in.
"Syria had an appointment this
morning at 500. When she didn't
appear at S:45, had my secretary
phone. l guess the inspector tu.,!
you the rest"
YES, he did"
"Oh, Argus" Ellen said. "you
must find Syria's murderer"
"Ellcn's led me to believe YOU
may be willing to help solve this
case. l certainly hope So"
Pm afraid Ellcn's mislcd You.
My sleuthing days are over"
Argus CaZcd around the Office rs
they talked. There were more
"blown-up' pictures Of Flagg's
famous models arraycd in a line on
the wall. Some OF them were
rCstatically autographed. One, di-
rcctly opposite Flagg'S desk, Argus
couldn't miss: "Tu Roger, the Alad-
din who made my dreams come true
Love and kisses" The signature
was that of 4 world-famouS movie
star.
Then Argu.. recognized the photo
graph of a Sultry looking brunette.
her eyes half-closcd. her head
thrown back, her full lips parted. Il
was picture of Syria Verne. Ellen
was in the gallery too. laughing
down at him from corner Of the
room. Argus was reminded OF the
once famous Earl Carroll slogan:
Through these portals pass the
most beautiful girls in the world"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

Associated Press correspondent Norman Bell
volunteered for q war reporting assignment immc-
diutelY after Pearl Hurbor. From Nov. II. 1912
when he joined the United Sues fleet al Honolulu
TO June d. le43. he slept ashore but three nights.
reporting the Pacific during its frs, dark days.
Then Bell assigned 10 The North Pacific
where he ranged those icy waters for months on
end alert for tho big story he knew day was
sure 10 break.
II did and Norman Bell alone wos on the job.
In tho space OF Ct few days Bell became the first
United Nations correspondent 10 fly with US. Navy
roiders over the Japanese homeland. bombing
Paramushiro Island and the only reporter to
accompany United States task force shclling
Paromushiro for the first time.
Thus. Bells initiative and persistence were re-
warded and readers Of this and hundreds OF other
AP newspapers were given exclusively some OF
the best eyewitness stories to out OF this
Firsthund stories by Norman Bell and scores OF
ace AP reporters al the fighting fronts The world
over appeor in this newspaper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

DIR. Cicndcnimr Will answer
questions uf general interest
only. am. then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
BY LOGAN CLENDENISG Mn

IN AZ r!CLES durin. the last
tw" weeks we have outlined the
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feeding curing the first year and
IN S"r"Id Year. Milk modification
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Presses NO Sale
Key; Rings Open
Gates to Prison

Leonard Dubay, 29-year ole
Mount Clemens man who
punched the mo Sale" key on a
lO-cent store cash register Tues
day afternoon. promptly ranG
himself right back into the jack
son prison cell he had occupied
for 10 years and from which he
had been freed but a month ago.
The man. whose arrest record
shows two convictions for
breaking and entering as we'll as
larceny and grand larceny
counts was returned to the
Southern Michigan Prison az
Jackson by parole officers on
Wednesday.
Police Chief Arthur l. Ros-
so stated that Dubay had leaned
over the counter in the s. >.
Kresge l0-cent store here, press
ed the mo sale" key, scooped up
sl2 of the firms currency and
bolted into the Kresge dollar
store where employees grappled
with him and held him for the
officers.
Sentenced on March 25, 1884,
to serve from five to 80 years on
a breaking and entering in the
nighttime count, Dubay had
served almost 10 years of that
term when he was paroled IN
February, 1914.