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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY By EARL L. DOUGLASS. D. D.
WE NEED LIGHT

You may have seen the pit mules grazing in meadows near a coal mine. The reason why they were there was not just that they might have home rest from their arduous work. but especially that they might
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to give you at first hand further information on the subject. Sincerely yours,
 WILLIAM PHILLIPS" Copyright, 1944 by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
Washington Merry Go-Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Pearson Publishes Another Phillips Letter Roosevelt India; Envoy Proposed Tho Big Sponsor Farley Ro Indian Leaders, Hope of Thus Breaking mposse With British Over Independence FDR Advisers Now Study Plan Anew of Wo Lag Burmo
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 ve former personal representative India not merely but two critical letters
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
. NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
Air Talks Divided 3 Ways
BY PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington COrrespOudentl

OUEECSVUWuCuGT
 Biggest battle developing in the 55-nation-54 without Russia-con ference on International Civil Avia- tion at Chicago will come over form ation of an International Aeronautic
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Gtuc
9orft6ntgt1t
&c. 5ortiebung)
II. Die bei6en MIhliteine

gen bic Iugen aufI6lug, 6ur6rielelte
ite poblig oos 8epuBtiein, tie babe
einen Sreuno gef11nben, uno 1tebe nun
nidt mebr ouein in Ser 8elt. 0ie
neberral6ung, in ibrem Better feinen
@reis, ionoern einen Monn auf ser
Sobe ieines 2ebens 5u finoen, bate
iid balo gelegt, irgeno eine 8emer>
flung in leinen 8riefen nta6te oie
8oriteIlung, oaB er alt lei, in ibr
Da6gerufen baben, uno ga er ME bon
itb geiproden, batte iib oieier Srr-
tum nid)t olfgeflGrt.
~8ilt 6u i'm 8egriffe, einen 5pa>
5iergang 5u moben?" fragte Sir Gil
bert, als er no6mittags bel ieinem
@ri6einen I'M Marienbofe uIrifa an
Ser Sir nit einem &0rb6en inn Irm
begegnete.
u@inen 5po3iergang?" 1d6eIte iie,
20 nein, i6 muB our Miible, oie Wtiil>
lerin mar eben bel mir, midi 4tt11 Elm
Weotfament fir ibr franfes &ino al
bitten. Sd min nun ielbIt bingeben,
Inn na65uiebe11, tpos es gibt."
"@ritredt iid 0eine Eatigfeit oud
auf ar5tlid)e 8ebonolung?"
.auf aIles, mas Sen 2euten not
tut, uno Elm sr5t lit bier iebr oft not
penoig."
~9orf id oid 5ur Miible bee1ei.
ten?"
~@etpiB."
@S mar Elm tpun6erbarer Serb1ttag,
uno oie Sonne tou6te Die 0G6er bon
@lodenau 1T ibre gol0igiten Einten,
Wabreno Die bei6en 5uiammen 6os
9orf entlong gin9en. 1lrifa bate Sir
Gilbert geiagt, 6aB Die Weuble taum
20 Winl1ten bonn Warienbof entfernt
lei, un6 oenno6 tpdbrte es cine Stun-
Be, bebor lie 6ieielbe errei6ten, neil
ite forttpGbreno bon 2euten ongebal-
ten muroen, Die Ser ,@r0fin" einen
aummer anbertral1ten> bon ibr einen
Hat 5u erbitten batten. Ser cine tpoIlte
miien, tpo er 1elnen neuen 9iibnerl ltaa
bin5ulteuen babe, Der onoere fragte,
oh fte fein Mittel eegen feudte Mau.
ern tptiie, uno faum tparen oieie BEL.
Den fortgegange1, als Elm fleiner SSun'
&c iie anflebte, al ieiner Mutter at
fonmen, Die ibrer brineen6 beoiiree.
,,8etBt on, tporin oas 10 oringenoe
Inliegen beltano?" fragte ulrifa, als
iie 5u Cir Gilbert 5uriidfebrte, ,,es
banoelte iid oarun, oh aus einem
olten llnterrode itb nod Elm paar
Sos6en fir ben &leinen, Der midi
bolte, berausidneioen lieBen. Ser
Sod tpar 10 5erfeBt, oaB man ni9t ein-
NAL einen gan5en Sled fir Elm Sad.
t>9 berausgebra6t batte, II. bod pG>
re bic 8eiiserin obne midi ME 5u Dem
Gntl6luiie gefomn1en, i'm auf oen
Diingerbaufen gu merfen."
,,Qnglaubli6'', murmelte Gilbert,
geiitesabtpeieno.
gu Beeinn oes 8eees NOR ct iebr
geipradig, bod ie tpeiter ite famen,
unb ie ofter ii6 Die Nnliegen mie6er.
bolten, oeito i6tpeieiamer tpuroe er.
als ibre Miiiion in Der Miible erie.
6igt tpar, tpan6te Ii6 11lrifa bem
Sein1tpeee au, bo9 cir Gilbert bielt
fie auriif; lid TRACE 0erIanaen, ct.
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MittiuOd, ben /. gsobem6er 1914

I19, nlDdDrerO DER er1ten Selt nteines
bteitgen 9lufentbaItes bereitete mir
mein IeuBeres au9 mande S6tpieriq.
fetten; pGre Bater Sepp nidt gepe.
len, @ott tpetB es, tpobtn es nit mir
getommen pare, bod iobalo er mid
unter ieinen S6ut genomrnen, NOR itb
geborgen, uno ielbit ietn 9ln6enfen
geniigt, Inn nlle 8el6itigungen bon
mir fern5ubalten. = 9o6 mir i6eint,
nnier @eipod6 iet 5u einieitig", Id.
6elte ite;; ,,tpie in 0etnen 8riefen be.
idranflt 6u oi6 ou6 iest nur auf
oos 6rogen, obne mir ie cine Weit.
teilnng iiber 0ein 2eben, oeine Ser.
bdltniiie 5u MAIDEN"
@ilberts 2a6en flong re9t bitter,
als er ertpi6erte: u8as bGtte i6 Dir
81 er5ablen? 8iir6e es oi9 erg0Ren,
bon oer 2onooner Saiion, 6en i9a.
len 8ergniigungen unieres Sommers,
ben Oiomanten ser 2a6p go uno go,
0en S6ul0en 6es 2oros L. 5u b0,
ren?"
~5ou oies aIes iein, &pos oi6 be,
iddftigt?"
80 nein! Sd made ob uno 5u ein
penig Bo1itit, tritiliere Elm S6au.
lpiel, einen gfoman, 'fonn bieuei9t d
propoS elmer Sennispartie beinabe be,
reot meroen; CLAUDE MR. ulrifa, mas
i'd sir er3ablen t0nnte, tpiiroe Dir
gan5 unoeritanoli6 flingen> uno tpobl
Dir, 6oB oem 10 ilt."
uIber tpenn oi6 0ein 2eben, oeine
8ei6aftigungen nno 0etne @eieni9aft
10 penig befrieOigen, tparum ioeit ou
oi6 ni6t los bon ibnen?" fragte H.
rita er1 r1taunt.
~@er lagt Dir, 6aB ite mir unan-
genebm iino, ia, 6aB i6 fte au6 MIR
entbebren t0nnte? Die @etpobnbeit
balt uns feit nit iamtpei6en &raI'
len, tpeoer 9eottpenoigfeit nod gbr-
gei5 balten uns in einem 10 fe1ten
8ann, uno ielbit tpenn es Augenbltde
gibt, mo- uns oie SIo9beit uno S6al-
belt oes uns umgebenoen Eretbens
5um boQen 8etpuBtIein ton1men, fie
pobren niemals lange."
Gilbert 1a6te bitter.
~8orum ioaten au9 en6Ii9 Men'
iden, Die gum @enuB geboren i6ei>
men, i'm nidt ousfolten big 5u Der
Neige?''
l1lrita i6lug oie 4ugen gu ibm
anf; obne 3u ipreden, lieB tie ibren
flaren Slid auf ibm ruben.
Scum, gibit ou uns nidt re6t?"
frogte er berousforoernb.
sou batteit bieIlei9t re9t, tpenn
Der @enuB oid beeliidte> bod MIDI
oiinft, er tut es ni6t', anttportete fie
ernlt.
ssbr 8Iid idien i'm 5u oertpirren,
ober er i6pieg.
uDu nennit al1es oein'', fubr fie
fort, ,,tpas oas 2eben Iebensnert
ma6t", 8eidtum, Stellung, @efl1nS.
beit." -
u0as iit nod nidt alles, ulriSo,
aber nun fein Nort tpeiter", rief er
in ieinert1 setpobnli6en, rubig beitern
Gone, ui9 min uno tperoe oiele sS6Dne
nt9t 5eritoren, inoem i9 Dir bon Gil.
bert NeoDn era4ble, 6u abnit niht,
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I4l LILlIuuIutLbt44t SLDIe, DUUeII Tue 1Iu)
ob bon Dem ttefen 8lou oes SimmeIs.
~Sier i6etnt Elm 6euti6es M6r6ert
pl0blib 1ebenotg getporoen'', iogte
Sir Gilbert I'M itb i6ouen6, uitb
niir6e mid ni6t tpun6ern, tpenn bie
5i6ten pl0b1ib 3u fluitern, Die alten
Ofubliteine berflungene 2ieoer 5u lin-
gen beginnen, i6 ltimme 6afiir, auf
0ieien mooitgen 5iben ein tpenig 5u
ruben"
Die flare 5eptemberionne fdrbte
Die 8rombeeritau0en init pbantoiti-
i6en 6arben uno 1treute @ol6 in ie-
oes 8intel6en, oos 1te errei9en fonn-
tc, Die lei6te 8riie tau9te ob uno at
Die groBen 8iii6e gelben Safobs-
fralttes in oos Sonnengolo, io6oB iie
auf5uflammen i6ienen, I'M glet6 oors
auf in ben S6atten 5uriiditnfeno tpie-
Der 5u erloI6en.
NlS nlrifa> na6oem beioe einige
Winuten i6peigeno nebeneinon6er &C.
iellen, 5u Gilbert aufiob, befrenoete
tie Der priifenoe Ius6rud leines 8lif-
fes.
~Deine Sbeorien itn0 einigermaBen
unbequem'', iagte er pl0bli6, oie ibm
5unG6it iteben6en 8lumen nit ieinem
Spa5ieritode fopfeno
uBel6e Gbeorien?" frogte 6as
iunge Mao9en eritount.
Son ben 8erpf1i6tungen Der 2eu~
te, oie 8eritano beltben> gegeniiber ie-
men, Die 6ieies Nrtifels entbebren.
8ober bait ou iiberbaupt oieie 4n.
lt6ten?"
sd fonn Dir nidt iagen, tpober
iie ltammen, bieIlei6t bon Bater Sepp.
gei6t, ooB 1nein lieber, gutter, alter
Treuno iiberflitilig biel 8ertan6 be.
ieiien bate, aber ct lebrte mild, tpas
pobre EeiInabme ieIbit obne beion6ere
@eiltesgaben leiiten tonne; 5u erfen-
men, mas gu 81 ooIbringen bermoge,
Denn ein iiberlegener @eilt ite Ieitet,
Dar oann eben nidt iebr i9uer." ;"
sou ipri6lt 1tets MIR bonn Ser
itonoe uno bon Der Eeilnobme, rGumit
ou DEM @e16e feline Stele Elm in 6ei-
men pbilantropil6en GrGumen?"
v0em @eloe? Sb, tpenn i6 ienen
beioen oas @elo als Selfer 5ugeiel-
len f0nnte, bann gdbe es ni9ts, mas
mir unerrei6bar i6iene!'
Bieoer traf tie @ilberts taunen6er
8Iid.
Limb 1pie tpiiroelt ou bon einem
Meni9en oenfen, Der an 6ieie StIfs-
mitteI beiGBe, uno fir ben S1ed @roe,
auf ben er bom S6idial seiteut NOR
ben, nod nidt oas @eringite setan
bdtte, I'M i'm beiier, gliidlider au ma.
Gen, als er i'm gefl1nben?"
sd tpiiroe BEN Mann bentitlei.
oer", iaete ulrita einfad, uoenn ct
tonnte itb ood unnogli6 befrie6igt
uno 5ufrieoen fitblen."
vl1no ou - bi1t ou gliidlid in oei-
men @erfen2"
sd CLAUDE, ih oarf MIDI pobl
gliidli6 nennen, ieoenfols babe i9
MIDI nod ME 10 5ufrieoen gefiiblt, pie
in ben lebten Sabren. Sd babe eno'
1i9 Elm Seim sefunoen, un0 bin 81
ettpas mtg in Der Welt. 8ebor i9 bier
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min oi6 geleiten; es lit 6ies 5tpa,
cine groBe 3eitberi9tpen6ung, aber bo
ou mein @ait biIt, min i6 ite mir er.
lauben."
Cine 3eitlang gingen fte i6tpei,
! geno Ben grasbetpa6ienen @aIotpeg
entlong.
~Sage MIR, begann Gilbert Damn
plOblid, ,,tpas oi6 belttnn1t, oi6 fir
bic groBen &inoer I'M 9orfe unten
10 5u plagen; fonn es 6id pirtIi6
intereiiieren, mo- iener Monn ieinen
Sitbneritau biniteut> uno tpeiBt on
pirfli6 ni6ts 8eiieres 3u t1n, als at
enti6eioen, Oh Der olten 8Guerin un>
terrod 1tb nod 5u Sos6en eigne o6er
ni6t?"
v@etpiB tpiiBte i6 mir cine angie,
benoere 8eidaftigung", onttportete
ulrita ernit, uober ou bergiBt, 6oB
iG an 0iele 2eute als cine Art CRIB
fbaft no6 meinem glten Bater 5epp
iibernommen babe> er itellte 1te unter
meine Obbut."
uSIt 0ies ser ein3tge 8etpeggruno,
ser oi9 1eitet2"
uNein, ti6t Ser ein3ige; mein Go-
ter bebuuptete INNER, i6 Iei berr1d-
iii6tig, niille ettpas baben, mas i9
regiere, nun oenn, oieies Sort ilt
mein &ei6, uno oan1-"
uNun 0ann?"
~&onn i6 ni6ts i6ief geben ieben>
obne menigitens 81 beriu6en, bic Sa-
DIE ins ri6tige @eleiie 5u bringen;
i6 fonnte nidt miiBig 5uieben, menn
10 oiele quite @elegenbeiten unbenubt
poriibergingen, 10 biel 59aoen ber=
uriadt miiroe, nur 6esbalb, neil Die
2eute 5u oumm itn6, eritere gu benut,
gen, leBtere 5l1 berbiiten; MIDI oiinft,
nit 6em 8erItanoe uno Der &raft
itbernebmen mir au6 Die Gerpfli6=
tung, bet0es aus5unuBen."
Sir Gilbert iob nit ei1em ieItfam
eritaunten Nusorud 5u l1lrito ber>
ab.
SD meine, es tpdre frebelboft"
frbr ous iunge Md69en fort, noie
@aben, Die uns @ott gegeben, ni9t
5u oerpenoen, nidt 5u oeriuden> oieie
8elt> bebor man Tie tpieoer berl1Bt,
tpenigitens ein flein tpenig beiier 5u
MAIDEN, als man ite gefunoen. 5ieb
meine @lodenauer an, glei6en ite
ni6t poaltanoig ibren Seroen? Seber
tritt in Die SuBitapfen bes on6ern,
mogen itd ibm nod iooiele beiiere,
leidtere 8ege bieten, er gebt oenfel>
ben Pfao, ben iein 8oroermonn &C.
gangen, tpenn ni9t iemanb NIT flo
rerem 8eritanoe, oeiien Soeenfreis
itber Hflug a,n6 Giiben binausrei9t,
ibm eine anoere 9ti6tung gibt."
sd beritebe', n1urmelte Sir Gil
BERT ,,uno 6u bait es iibernommen,
bic &ol1e oer 8oriebung uno 2ettung
5u ipiele1.''
Sic botten eben cine offene Steue
erreidt, an pelder ulrita an Weor.
gen na6 oem 8egrdbniiie ibres ga,
ters iiber ibre 3uf1nft na9geionnen.
Seit ienem Sage bate iie oie olten
moosbetpedienen Miiblitetne ni6t pie-
oergeieben, Die bier 5tpii9en ben Sel>
Iet Innpn Sic 1efSe fnIIenAe11 Srnt1fet1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

A fireplace will add infinite
charm to your living room or
den. Old ivory finish with imi-
tstaon red brick or marbleized
facing,
Others $3.50, 44.5C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Saiipan Called
Bdsefor Big


WASHlNGlbN Aux. ~ '
Very good results from the
initial ROO Sgocrfort-c>, assaults
-. -. 49,. ....-,.-4 en-
asaH'S' ''F''
Gay by Gen. Alno'.N '''''.''''''''
of the L. :. ARMY Ar Forces.
Arnold participated M . No. .+
-Gs1Ss- I4:-s---.----. Ill a.
SIR force commanders or tUf
European snG AN7,ic fronts
ProadCaSunC tror liaNHA hilc-
Gen. Robert vs.. p'n-.t> CON-
'ffstftief- Err q r. l+-i''-
told Arnold that miracle al
construction ha1 been accom-
piiShed IN binding hI+' aif passes
~ Saipdn 300 mics ''om Tokyo
and expected shortly 10 hcComo
one of the key h-e3 bases tor at
tscks on the Japanese mainland.
n 9oS INT SIAM
Gen. Arnold disclosed That the
FIRST mission of the Chlna-haSed
R-2Ss was Su attack three months
age on Bangkok. capital OF siam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
TELLS AIR VICTORIES

Continued success in the air
against the Japanese in the
Burma-China-lndia theater was
reported by Mai. Gen. Strate-
meyer, speaking from his head
quarters in China
Stratemeyer said that Is used
10 be considered impossible to
conduct air operations IN that
part of the world during the
rainy season that thcory-had
NOW been -disproved-
"All my units. including those
Of the Tenth Air Force. work
ing tn close conjunction with the
Raj. are giving the Japs no
rest, - Sc -, =. r. -.. 30 - A,afi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

NEW YORK. Aug. Z QNSl-
Mai Gen Rudolf Stegman. so
German commander on the west
crn front. has been killed IN ac-
ton presumably in France the
Nazi DNB agency said today
ApVERTlSEMENT
Itehina. Craekinr Bst~esn Iees2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
I3 i'm Army
Promoted

The war department today an
nauccd Che temporary promotion
-f Michigan officers, seven
from The Detroit area. The men
md their promotions arc.
Iu Lisufsndnt 10 Captain
tr-.f NatstFth &C S1t2 srror
Werner p schmidt SIC. 2ssi HeIen
ras Humpbrs, - Miner
u Tfr-rt
U.au Is Lane &C. ss3. Parker. De
...IH
mao d ~ Buer. No 11-l Phuup
srf 49, rar sersoG AZ FrecT.0t
---------'----s------...s-- Manor
F..tc fafus
hH-t W Ysp'r &C kaIama1uH
..r N4r1rrbprt AE. kaIama4Y0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

r7gTsrT vr-rT II, 1-77n r,Vrer. 20
ha,mrno p Ppsr Ac zoos garland
1"fr.t
E., q Parks AZ Milford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

Specially designed to hold cleo
trio log fixtures. Sturdy. all
wood construction; black finish
with gold colored trim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

Ilehins. crsekins Bs.ws.n Ios.7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
With It's Nervous
Tired Feelings7

Atsuch times-if you
suffer from cramps.
backache. feel tired,
nervous. restless, a
bit moody-all due
40 functional peri
Al r4ArsHHwk.a 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

r Your favorite fur retailer will
be glad to show you Feather
lite Persian Lamb, mink
blended muskrat and other
fine furs that proudly wear the
Hollander tag. The Hollander
mark means beauty that lasts.
Evening star., 1944-02-27

served again. You probably lose At least .
full helping! Now how you save with
Pyrex Ware. You bake, serve, and store in the
same crystal clear dish You even reheat left
overs in it and use it again for serving. You
haven't made a single dish to-dish transfer.
One dish does the whole job.
You've saved precious food. And you've saved
ume dishwashing. soap and hot water besides!
Evening star., 1944-02-27

UNCLE SAM wants stronger nephews and
nieces and leaner garbage cans. Here's how
you can help! Ever notice how much food
gets wasted when you cook in an ordinary
baking dishe
You lose food when you transfer it from
baking dish to serving dish You lose more
when leftovers 60 into refrigerator dish You
lose some more when it's warmed over and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Explorer, Author of Jungle Ways" Etc.
NNHHIIAT is the real truth about cannbals?
N We know what they wear in their noses
w and ears, what they cook in their big
iron pots But what are cannbals really like?
Stories so contradictory that they seem I'M
possible 10 reconcile keep pouring back to Amer.
lea since our Marines landed in the additionally
eannibal-infested islands of the Pacific. No Won
der that folks who have never seen cannibal-
amy more than they've ever met purple COW
are beginning TO want the real answers.
For instance, a recent transport brought the
horrible authenticated news of two white trad
crs who had been murdered slaughtered and eaten
Inn New Guinea. Yet on the same boat were Ma
rincs on leave who had had a swell time" with
the same tribes, and had found them so likable,
trustworthy and brave that they aftecuonately
called them our Cannibal Allies And they
didn't mean il as a Wisccrack either.
This attitude OF friendly admiration couldn't
seem 10 iell with the gFaeseHe, story of the
double murder AT least not until the complete
facts from Port MoreSby proved that the blood
curdlng episode was ugly IN two ways, and that
not all the ugliness was on the side of the New
Guinea CaUD.b15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

the truth is that cannibals both in Africa and
Oceanic learned long ago that white meat is too
expensive TO go out butchering at random. There
are very few cases any more in which white
strangers are devoured, unless they have first
been killed for reasons which have nothing 20 90
with their edibty.
So knowing my ccrnibas and knowing the
Marine Corps tradition for "str3" Z shooting IN
more ways than one l am not az an surprised
at what is happening in the South Pacific ! am
not surprised by reports from .,cw Guinea and
the Soomons that these terrible tibcsmcn have
been helping tote wounded heroes, h3chirt
paths for them through iungcs swapping cocc
nuts and bananas for hand grenadcs and tossing
the latter with savage JOY into nests OF Japs whom
they have always hated.
For cdnnbals by jungle standards, or by amy
other standards save GaStreneHife. arr really "Ihc
incest pcoplc-u YOU treat them nicely
The Marines arc carry ~ on ni cashing iu
on a tradition for fair dealing Wit our "CauUibaI
Allies which was established many years ago by
a French priest. Father Pm, vicar general on the
island OF Vac, had hvcd among cannbals and
NpriI -. 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

loyalty TO friends, fero-
city 10 enemies. The
Guere, respected by the
French colonial govern
ment, had never been
known 10 harm an hon
est. fair dealing white
man They ate only the
bodies OF native enemies
killed in raids and bat.
Tics. I lived happily and
safely among them, pro.
tcctcd by their whimsical
old king Mon PO.
But one day thCy
stalked, shot cooked and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Both men got drunk and fought.
Mowbray dragged the cannlbal
girl home and was beating her
with the butt of his rifle, in {
drunken frenzy, when she and
her kinsmen killed him
The girl then fled 10 Carlson
who turned on her in rage and
accused her Of numbering his
best friend" When he attacked
and threatened TO Kill her, Lulo
grabbed a machetc and cut of
his head.
The tribe meanwhile. being
cannibals, had cooked and eaten
Nov bray and would have eaten
Carlson too if the police hadn't
arrived in time TO break up the
second feast The eating was
therefore incidental and it
-sccns from the reports that
Mowbray and Carlson apart
from that post mortem detaiD
almost deserved what the can
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trouble about il, Of course. The Cannibal coon
and a couple of r0inor vitchdoctpS were hanged
But the local administrator at D2nauae. Monsieur
Clouzet who was very fond Of his caun.ndls
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on fhe South Seq islands.
Our Troops Make Friends
the Jops Moke Dinners

According to the report, the first Of the two
victims a man named MoWbray, had stolen
handsome girl named Lulo from the matched vii
lage of SalinkOrO. The natives hated him Tor that,
and hated him more when they learned he beat
and mistreated her when he drunk.
Into the picture soon came the second
white man, a trader named Carlson, who
tried to take the girl away from Mowbray 8
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nibal girl and her kinsmen had handed them.
Such cases are tar from proving that if you
treat cannibals honestly and decently, they may
not treat you likewise. Indeed, il has been my
pcrience living long among them that cannibas
appreciate those qualities as much anybody
else, and usually just as ready to reciprocate
While living among the Guere cannibals,
proud and powerful tribe on the African West
Coast I encountered many pertinent examples OF
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because ihcy WC.ClONdl NdiliDI~,
good hunters, noble Sayd-cs.
confidci TO mo that in his opin
ION Teller was a crook. had got
Just what was coming 20 crooks.
Teller. IL seemed. was a com
mcrcial hunter, out fOr .NarN.
who had hired three whole Nj
lagos, native hunters with thni.
Womcnfolk and families. 20 be-
gone into the interior foI a yoaI
He had gotten into trouble with
white protectOTatcS which FOL bid
killing elephants for ivory had
Tepudiatcd his contract lil.
treated and starved the natives.
failed 10 pay them off They had
pot-shotted him as their only ro-
course, in accord with their own
standards of justice And lhny
had eaten him because IL was
their custom 10 eat slain enemies.
/ am not suggesting by any
means that every white victim
OF cannibals has brought his fate
on himself. There are bad Cauni
balls, just as there are bad chi
Cagoans and New Workers. But
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IN Ally VINO Doesn't
ior JarS, Learns a
New Way TO Collect
Heads.
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ITBEICATlON Man Good
vages. overtime over a. hours: good
WORKING CONDITIONS H'Ehlgud Chev.
co.. I2Sa7 Woodward See Mr. Nestle
ACCOUNTS pa,abio. junior down
town wholesale house; IS hours hne
postwar opportunity state axe. "a
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peeted Address Box B-46J. Dettoil
Times. IN
ACCOUNTA Weu-kn0wn corpora
ton with plants throughout the coun
try desires to interview man for De
troit home Office. Phone TO $1,000.
Air Gray
ACCOUNTANT Experienced tor
national known cuuCerI perma neut
position Inquiries confidential Box
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