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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
Xiduid!

Ser 3tpeig 10 bon Chicago balt
elm Hidnid am 6. Mueuit i'm @oge.
broof @ooos ab. @ir laoen aue
3meigperaine bon Gbicago uno @arg
uno Siebenbiireer Sahien unoGreun,
De 5u oieiem Bidnid aufs beralihite
elm.
Alle tperoen erludf, ibr eiien nit
aubriraen; fir @etrdnte uno gr-
friiduneen miro oas aomitee iorsen.
IS tperoen peri9ieoene Spiele bee.
anitaltet uno Die Mitglieoer tper6er
eriu6t einen Breis mit3ubrinsei:
l1m ben Ylas 3u erreiden nebme man
Clifton 4pe. Bus bic Central Mpenue
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
Sur Grinneruno

an lniere rielgeliebte llrerpBmutter,
8roBmutter uno Nutter
Wtaria Neber gCb. &maQ
geltoroen am 1. MuguIt 194t 3,l
Gleoelano, Ohio.
9rei Sabre iino perfloi5en
Seitbenl bu lns bait perlaiien.
Su telres Rutterber5.
Su biit niht me1r. bu biit geidieben
Oein Seib fpirb Staub unb Mibe nun
uno bic Natur soB ibren 5rieben
Sin iiber bid gum etpisen @ub'n.
Sic Nllnatur lie bdlt bid felt
Su ipirit niht mebr 5uriidgeseben
Sem nlenidliden. Den, idalen 8eit.
Su biit nit,t mebr. ou biit gelfieben
Son beinen 2ieben. bon ben 0einen
Sie nm bid trauern. UNI bib ipeinen.
Sn beiuem @rabe ruff bu 1tiu
Su bait ben efpieen 8rieben
Ser nimmer bon bir peid)en min
unS mir rufen bir liebenb au
Gube ianft in iiiBer Stub.
9eine trauernoen ltrenfel, GmfeI
uno &inbcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
Der 8ird)en Jranen @,rein Der
3emtid 8emein6e

laoet ale Mitglieoer uno 1reunoe
ber5lid Elm 5u ieinem idbrli6en
8irdenidamcr
Ser am %. sluguit, s ltbr abenos in
oen unteren &dumen Ser Stride itatt-
finoet. Gs peroen @eihenfe oanfenn
angenommen. Wir boffen oaB aue
nniere Greunbe iid) beteiligen iper,
ben. elii. Mntonius, Yrai.
Marie .. Nebner. Sefr
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Cleveland @ef. - 3entt6 .0emetnbe
0Vef 80. @fr. nnb 0Hifrnrh Mpe.
Chicago, Suimois

0eutfbe unb Gietenttir9 Sdhfifths
Ct. Hanlns Oemeinbe. 1855 Conner Stt.
Baftor g. S9mibt. 1850 Conner eth.
SeSen Sonntao 9 llbr Sonntagfhule 1t,
en9liid unb beutfb. 9eutid,er Wottess
i iis@er go @ottesSienit' ieoen speit:n i s nnsb
eiertsn Sonntag lO:i5 nhr Ssutider
Roniirmdnoen< <1lnter-if,t Nittipoh nad,s
mitta9s 1880 1lbr; eneltf&er aunfirz
>llnterrid)t Samstag bornWtdQs
10 lthr. 9eutfde S4ule Samstag nada'
mittaSs 2 l1br.
Nqe @laubensaenoiien unb Sreuabe
finb bcr3Iid einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03

3meig Z.

Gs oiene allen Briioern 5ur Nad.
riht, oab Die regelm1biee NeHanua
lung oes 3tpeig Z am Samstagabeno
oen 5. slugi,it, itattfinoet. Gieie Der.
iammlung ioq nm 8 l1br anfangan
0arum iino ale 8riiber erlu1t aud
um 6ieie 3eit 6a 3u iein, oamit aud
einmal bic 0eriammlune aur 3eif al.
fangen tann.
Moam 8. Sdmiot, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
Salcm, Obio
Gpange!ii6 Qmth. Ginanues. .3tr&e.
29l Gpuffl XroubWQb,

Yaitor Sobn 8aumann. Sonntaei&uls
iebeu Sunntaa 9 llbr boruittags. 10 ubt
Wottesbienit in Der 0anhesipra6e; uuR
II lltr bentid,er @ottesbienft. Ser beuts
1de Gird,en Sralen @erein bat am atpeis
ten Nlittipoh ieben Monats, abenbs 3
llbr, GerIamnlluna. 8onfirmanbensllns
terricbt (sipeiidbria) bon September bt9
Cftern. 1ienstae unb Greitag na6mtts
tags 4 llbr.
aae @IaubcnsaeuoHen unb 6reunbs
limb beraIih eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
GQmoob Gitb, ia.
ct. 8aulS We,1k{abe.

Fa;ior 9ubtpie 8ei!eccr. 6o.p.eottes>
Oieni1 leben Sonntae :0:S0 ILL.,: n,srs
gems. Sountaeidule $50 ltbr. sontir.
mauoeauntsrrldt ie :.-,6 Gua:5e beg
Yaitors. Hir6enrars.!e .ag ieosr iesren
Sdmsrng i'm Ronat Z Ibr aben6s. -
Sonntaei6ullebrer&Sit ieben britten
Sonntee I'M Ronat. $3.50 libr nor9ens
&irMer6jorprobe ieben Sreitd9 1880 iibr
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Canton. Ohio

Stebenbarsif& sihGfde Gu. 9ntber
GbrittnS. .0tr&e, 2113-14. Str., y. g
Hfarref Sbomas q. 90nieer. Sonns
ta9idlnle um $3.50 l1br noreens. GeutIhs
Gngliider @ottesbicnft 1880 ubr lnors
sens. 9e:ltff,e S6ule itnb &onftrmunbens
unterrtft na6 Wereinbdrung.
Nue @luubenseenoiien unb 0reunb,
iinb ber8Iid eingcIahen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
Srnberbunb ber sentid)gemeiube.

gs 6iene allen Briioern 3ur ge.
raqigen Nabridt, oaB uniere n6bite
Seriammlitng am Samstaa het.
5. Mugult. punft 8 ubr abenbs,
itattfinoet. Da tpibtige @eihGfte 81,
erleoigen iino. iperoen ale Briiber
priuht anspeienb au iein.
Sobn 4iertider. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03

Stnb ste unb SDre Anseb5rtsen
Ritslteb TIM Qranfenuerein unb
Central 8erbanb? @enn nt&t. ieta
III bic Sett beisutreten. t1m senauere
Snfermatisn rufen eie ben 2slal'
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03
Citieite Qiebertafel 0amendjor.

slaen SGngerinnen oiene 5ur Nad
ridt, baB sic regelmdbigc geriannl.
lung am 3. Mugult i'm Gillette Sad,-
ienbein, 14OO Sit 55. Str, itatt-
finoet.
TIMER 9innerpartie am q. Suli
mar iebr fem unb oas Giicn mar iebr
lbmafbaft. Gs tpar elm @enub unS
6repoe 10 Elm NbenSelien 5uiammcn
5n ba5en. 9lae Sdneerinnen lparer
bel gltem Sumor. Mande SansernA.
men batten am ielben Gag einen Mus,
flug unb mir oermibten lie. @ir boffer
aber tic batten aud, einen genubrei
hen Gag. Regina ShneiOer, Sefr
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GIepelaub. Chip
e. g. Gpons. Gutb. Ct. Ssbannes Qtr@e

2. g. Gpons. 3utb. ct. Ssbannes. QtrAe.
Yaftor Sans 6oiieI. 76l Cbbn @cab
Gel: E2iiberrb 0B4i. Q llbr ubrruttta9s,
oeutider &ottesbiemft. 10 11nr Conn
taefdule. II llhr en9liiher @ottesbienit.
9utber Qiaa Nnbaht unb Neriea,mlunq
Sonntaa abenos 1880 llhr. aonfirn,an
ben sl1nterrid,t unb beutihe ShuIe anI
aenoiien iinb beralid eineeIaben.
GJepelanb 8ejt. - 3emtfG @emetnbe
@ett 80. ctr. umb @illarb Mpe.
Raftor Sobaanes 9eutibldnoer. 8909
Willdrt Ahe. Sell: Woobbine 9Oc5.
Nottesbienit ieben Scnn> unb Geiert:a
in beutfder unb engliiGer Sprate. -
SonntaaiduIe ieben Sonrtda 80 uhr
bormittaas. 0arausfolQeno eneIiider
@ortesoienit bon 1t-10:45 l1h1. 6iera,li
rolat BET beu.i&e @ottesoientt II rbr
ucrp,itta0s.
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3meis "a.

Mnen Sdlpeltern oiene CUR gefdal.
gen gtu6riht, baB ndflte Geriamn1.
lung Sen 4. Mugult, 1880 l1br abenos
ltattfinoet unb ale liro erllld)t ar.
ueicno su iein; ga auBer wibtiger
BeIhGTten audi 'pieoer Elm Sterbegell
gu entribten lit.
gSir baben ipieoer Elm glltes Mfit
glieo, eine treue SreunOin in oer
Sdtpeiter
Sobanna @eltber
perloren. Der Serein beoauert igt
9abiniheiOen iebr rnD mir rufen ib1
aue Elm Rube ianft su.
Muber bieiem Sterbegelb iino noe!
meIhe ShlpeItern suriif nit Dem pr.
rigen Sterbegelo. 8ommt uno madl
euh gutItebeno in eisenem Srtereiis
Ssobanna Wolff Sefr.
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Detruit, Nidjiaan

9eutfdbe ttnb S6dfit& 60. ct. *etrnS'
Qir@e, @lenfieIb unb Mssberrp Ape.
Efdrrer Sobonnes Seutih. 122t1 @len'
ficIb Mne. Sell: Einaree 6205. gnez
Iiider @otteshienit 10 llbr borntittags;
9entife rnb ensIiIde Sonrtasidule ,tn,
II llbr rormitta9s. 9eutfder 8ottes>
bienit nm II l1br bormittaas. Sehen lcez
ten 9ienstag bes Nonats &irbenrdtsz
iitung. Slrb bic Commemorate ieben
britten Sienstaa, ionit jeoen britten
Sonntae Srauen Verein Geriammluns.
&irhendorprobe ieoen 0reitasabeno. Mae
8laubeus9enoKen iinb ber3lid einselabeu
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Ymndepm &artenpartie

inn @eltIeite Sahienbeim. Wir bitten
uniere 6reunoe unb @onner ii6 oie=
len 9onnerstag nahmittag 5u refer,
pieren. Gin tiibtiges &cmltee miro
alles aufs bette arrangieren.
gli5. 3il6ler, Sefr.
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Gi. 1auluS Qirdte, Iarert am

q. xanlnSz8 z8trd6e, x0fer! Nbe
Eia-rer Otto S. S,s55t!e, 1915 Han1o
&pe.. @inb1or, &ana5a. @ottssbisnn -
ben So,n,lernonaten bon 80 nbr 49,
mttraas; Sonntasidule bon 10--11 ue
tormittaes. Seben l.. 9ienstaa abrsoe
III, Monat Sirdenrat@ @Sisung. Sebea 1.
0onnerstae abenbs in: Ronat SrmeU
Ierein Sibung. Nne 8olfss unb @lmas
benseenoiien iinb her5lih eiugelcsSsn.
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Bite fehoet Gales Sag etamvs
m GIiiabeth GoifeI. 761 go0p Mo
IIebeIamh. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-03

ihling, SRI. @rethen Mebner rmo ST..
&elen Siearto. Wir mohten audi
5r. &atb. Braun tuie6er Bel uns ba.
ben. Sdneerin &ettp Shneioer tpeilt
bel ibrem Sobn Senrp auf 8eiud).
Gliiabetb GiIhler, Sefr.
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Wfarrer Sans .. s. Stmolett, 244
Nbams Ctr, No6elter. ga. Selepbon:
Nodeiter 1865. 8ottesbienft $3.50 utr
morgens; Sonntaefhuls 10:fb Ibr. -
Nraueu 8erein Gerlammlun9 am Ietten
sebermann 1T ber3lih piltomrnen.
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2l,aS alliance, Obie
3tueis 3.

'Naen Mitglieoern o,ene 5ur &C.
faaigen Nahrid)t, oab oie reeelm6bi-
ge 8erlammlung Sonntog, BEN Il.
9lusuit, itattfiroet. Ssoes lRitglieO
pirS eebeten ,penn m0alih antpeienS
81 iein.
Yeamt n-Weriammlnng
finoet itatt am Gonnerstag, oen 10.
Muguit. Ssulius gpertb, Sefr.
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Columbus, DhiD

Gpans. Gather. Nartin 9ntber Qir&e.
G6e Rplcr unb Ann Strake.
Yfnrrer z. g. 9euer. Seben Sonns
tag bormittaes . l1br Sonntasidule
10 l1br cnglifher WOttesbienft; II llbr
bentider @ottcsbienf.
MJe @la,lbenssenoiien unb 0re,inb
limb heraIi6 eingeIaf-1
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0nrh. e<nbiana

0arh, Snotana
9eutitbe Gp. Gather. &snteruS s3trdbs
Gde II. Npe. ,Hnb 1tamore Gtv,
0farrer Grid Yeterfcn 1919 -Ntl
more Cir. Gel. 23551. Sonnta9fhu!s
9 llbr fir bic eroben unb II l1br fur BE
fieinen Sinber. @ottesbienit UNI 10 ubr
in Der enaliifen uno nm II llbr tn Der
bellt1den Sprnde.
Nne @laubensge,uiien uno Sreunos
linb ber5lidl ei,lGclaben.
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Oounostotun. Ohio
Deutidte 81. -2mth. &pnternSs OemetHDe
Gde Qineuln Mne. unb SpImeS Str.

Srnntaaid,uIe ieben Sonntaa Inn 2 l!hr.
Sauptantteshienit um 2:3O llbr. Seoen
eritcn Counting I'M @onat Srauen Verein
9eriammluna. Sehen slueiten Sonntag
inn Npnat &irdenrats< Sitllng. Vile arls
oercn IeriammIunaen tperben redtaetttg
ssfc.r..aeaeber.
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@efanntmad)uno.


peranitaltet am II. MuauIt, llhr
uad,mittaas, Elm
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J - unteriniten gie Die i'm .NoIts.
,latt" anaeigenoen @ei9dftel
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6pmeiteab, ga.
9eutft5e Gp. Qnth. ct. 32artuS 3tr4e
lCC-CCA Nff q. Wbe

8ep. St g. Mhtenberg, Hfarrer. Tele'
pbpn SO. !745. Nm Spnnz llno Oeters
taaen eormittags 9:30 llbr Sonnta9s
idule; 1890 llbr engliid,er uno 1916
llbr be,ltid,er @ottesbienit. Mue @ld,is
bensaenofeu iinb ber5lid) mtllfominen.
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6eittroluertaioHSs
Aneeleeentettel,


fir Mnluer6en nener Mitg'iebcr uni
NebrDcrfami ppn Teriid,ernna an
Verbanos-W -Witglieoer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07

don't know Whit you're talk
ing about" Dorry said. She seemed
l" he struggling tn rvraiu her COM
p"Surc. Il didn't kill Miss Lane. if
that's what You want To- know. You
can find tha: out 10y questioning nv
IrIcndS. | haven't left my ,ahl,..
The other matter is-priya,r. ami [
cant see why | should answer any
more questions"
"Whcr"'S your husband this aft
ernoon, Mrs. Carstairs ," Grange
asked.
81 don't know" replied Dorry.
Hes probably with his father,
They had busiuc.s aruointn"nt.
Now. may | join my friends, In
spcctor?"
"lil come with you" declared
Grang".
I'D !ik" - speak with YOU before
YOU go. Inspector" Argus said. tak-
lnE INN aside. II mCtirri some dried
green paint ON the hcm al Cyn,hIa
Lanes mink coat. AID thcr"'s some
thihE else. - II" told him what
Ellen had said about Sylia's week
ends ia New Jersey.
"Thamks. Steele" Grange MUIR
"Sns - s,;I ,,.,,,,.. to-,
might pull that letter gag used on
flarg ont of your hat, kick it
arourd and see what happens"
i Viii. and III find cut about that
gun Mrs. Carstairs w.,s carryin.
.hS hi%ht syn" was shot lie
"",k'd Oh.
Argus found Ellen standing far
p;rr,' pie, "oE" G,,,,, 'ty c''f'"of' talking to
"oh ,r,,,,.,,;,
.l,o ' ~ ,n 'lI' Ui'''" Ni'"n
We've heard 50 many ,n',,irtin"
stories" Ar,.us told ,i.r,. '''
"lIavc thcy any idea wH" did II 90
Sturris asked.
NO. Mr.. Stur%is. You knew Syria
Verne rather wyil. DO you harrcu
I" Know "h'r" @h" went IN Nrw
'elStS on saturdays
NO. replied III" photo~raphcr,
looking surprised. "Shr told mc
oi'et .Let mat sre hat an aunt over
'htre'
IAN aunt? You don, know where
l could reach her, DO you?" Argus
W ny, no; come to thinl; of il,
Nhc never mentioned hrr name to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07

Dr. Clyudr,.ug Will answer
questions of genera! interest
only. and then oIly through
has column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

rhc stocky figure of Inspector
Grange doomed in the doorway. lie
walked into the room. followed by
his rgcn. With the arrival of the
police. a crowd began To gather in
the corridor. Grange issued a few
brief orders and MS men went
about their routine duties. lie
greeted flagg and Argus, before
hr went over tn examine the body.
"WcIl. MIR. Flagg." he said at
last. lets have it. What are you
doing here"
The model agent repeated what
he had told Argus and showed the
Inspector his message from Cyn-
thia Lane. His story didn't vary.
"All right" directed Grange.
"Wait outside, MIR. Flarg."
what's your version, Stcclc?"
Grange asked after the model agent
left the room. Argus explained in
detail. Grange listened attcntivcly.
When Argus had finished, he
cooked shaggy eyebrow at him
and said: Too bad she didn't get
10 write that letter. 1t might SIM
l!llN HllltTS-
"Wcll, for the sake Of argument,
I'm letting it be noiscd around that
she did write that letter." Argus
emphasized. 81 just mentioned il to
Flarg. Said it was in the mail and
Id have it tomorrow. / thought
that if the murderer got wind of
II, he might show his hand"
Not Il bad idca," said Grange.
"But it might be a little tough on
yuu if the party starts to get
ruugh.'
"lll risk it."
How did Flagg take it?" the In
sp,ctor asked.
Like "A mill pond on still sum-
nIcr day. Nary Il ripple. But that
guy plays pokcr-you never can
tell"
But why should Flage want to
Kill her." Grange quericd.
Il don't know that he did. But
when some one starts fooling with
blackmail-"
"Rlackmail? You think Miss
Lane was blackmailing some onc?"
Argus told him about Dorry's con-
yvrsation with Cynthia.
And, in case you're interested
Inspector, Dorry's married to young
Bill Carstairs."
Oranges brow contracted. He
t"ckoncd Il rcd-hcadcd plain-clothcs
man. Mike" he said. IL want YOU
10 find Mrs. William Carstairs. Jr.,
and bring her here for questioning,
What's she look like, Stccle?"
Argus described her and added:
"Shc was sitting at Table 10"
"0.K. I'll find her" volunteered
the city detective, and amblcd Off.
That message Flagg said he
ro;,' Grange asked, "do you think
1t was on the lcvcl?'
Il asked the operator to see If n
call had been made from this room.
The bell captains checking on
which boy made the delivery"
Strange how the Carstairs FAM
ily keeps coming into the picture"
Grange unused. Ever since YOU told
m" about Bill phoning Syria. we've
been trying 10 locate him. But no
'u"p. No one seems to have seen
Tim since he left the Penguin Club.
Monday night. Found out that his
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07
AMbM(@N1Mdtta~B BABs LEE

old man has an apartment in tbo
same building Syria did"
Argus was about tn make n re-
mark when one Of Oranges mon
approached, holding out "A small re.
volvcr.
This must be the gun that killed
her. Chief" he said. ITS a ~ W.
found 1t among the clothes OH the
bed" WV
The medical examiner was nh,
ting away his things. Grange wen,
over to speak to him. Argus heard
inc words. Heart. Instantaneous
Bullet -"
What time did you hear the
Shot Grange asked Argus.
Approximately 4:I5. 7 han
pencd to glance ut my watch Just
before 1t happened"
And you didn't see any one i'm
the corridor?"
No. This corridor isn't used very
much, l understand. The models
dressing room is across the way, Az
! see It. the murderer must have L. II
by that door over there" he iudi.
Gated 1T with II nod, "or | should
nave seen him. There is no numbcr
ON that side. i suppose this room
was once part of suite and, whom
thGy chopped it up, they marked
only this side"
The red-hcadcd detective whom
Orange had dispatched to find Dorry
tarstairs pokcd his head in the
door.
I've got her here, Chief" he said.
10 you want me to bring her iu?"
No. answered Grange. "I'l tall;
to her outside. Clear the corridor.
Com" on. Steele, we'll shoot her !,
few questions"
Dorry looked small and fright
cned. Grange spoke to her in n
kindly voice.
I'm sorry to trouble you, Mrs.
Carstairs, but I'll have to ask YOU
q few questions. | believe You were
acquainted with Cynthia Lanc?"
Yes, Inspector" Dorry replied
in weak voice.
Miss Lane has been shot" he
said, Erimly. "AIurdcrcd!" Dorry
gaspcd and put her hand to her
mouth.
You were seen coming out Of her
room,' Grange went on, lust be-
fore the fashion show started. and
Mr.. Steele happened to ovcrhcar
Your conversation with Miss Lane.
You mentioned something about
blackmail."
II was overwrought. l didn't
know what | was saying" She shot
Argus n pleading look.
But you must've had n reason y
said Grange. "Was Miss Lane
blackmailing you?"
No. didn't mean anything. L.
Grange changed his tone. "WhcrC
were you at five minutes to fivc?'
he snapped.
Il was at my table, / suppose
I've been there ever since the fash.
ion show began"
"IOur fathcr-in-law was nc.
quaintcd with Miss Lane" nut in
Argus. "ln fact, he was talkinn
to her only this morning in Mr.
SturGis' studio. Something about q
contract to pose for his catsup. Mr.
Carstairs didn't seem too cnthusi.
aStic, but / learned later that Miss
Lane had received her contract
That couldn't have had anything to
do with this blackmaiI business,
could it?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07
Allergy Causes Many Symptoms

Il! lcGa> CLENDENlNG. u. -.
IlHEHS ENS!TINiTY. or al
!"!-E. T. :; cause ui a large number
60 ympium-cumpivNr. mur- or
hH' annoying. from asthma and
lay fever ;u ltcnInys= and Gvrma-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07

tits. seldom sUiliricut 10 lay u
rr.HU low or hr dangerous. they
,;.Ii account for several million cX-
ample, oi acute discomfort IN the
TuTId.
Two kinds may bc distinguished
general and local. In one. the
Offending substance gets in the
blood and produces widespread
manifestations in sensitive or.
rhmS:-cNamplcs are hives. asih-
ma and digestive upsrts. / ne other
comes !" contact with urlacv cells
and these respond with signs of
imitation: examples are hay fever
and cuntact-dyrmatitIs.
Cause Unsuspcctcd
One reason the skin irritation
'i contact drrmatitIs goes ON 80
long Is tina; the object which CAUSES
Il IS 50 familiar tha; ii Is never
suspected on implicated.
\ hint as To- the cause Of one Of
Inc" cases of dcrmatitiS can b"
gained by considering the place
where The skin eruption occur.
\ Detroit physician, DR.. G,urE"
|" Waldbott. sent out question:
mare To Il numbcr Of d,rmatuiD-
rlsls asking them To indicate on Il
thhlt the ccmmUucat causes, in
lhvlr experience. ui cruptiuns on
different parts OF the body. The
results were:
Forehead: lIatband, hair net,
bathing cap.
Nose: Spectacle frame.
Ears: Earrings, ear phone.
Face: cosmetics. shaving soaps,
creams, lotions. bed clothes Willow
slips, blankcts).
Neck: Starch in collar, scarves,
jewclry.
Shoulder: Suspcndcrs. slips,
hry cleaning fluid. nail polish
from touching fingers to nccD.
Armplts: Dcpilatory. dcOdorant,
dry cleaning fluid. dress shield.
Over Chest: Brassicrc, match
DoN III vest pocket.
Middle Of Back: Upper.
Hands: Glove. liquid soap dis
pcnscr, ring. powder. matches,
handling flowers lrrimroscs lcaD.
Waist: Truss. shorts. sanitary
o"it. rivdlc. diaper. rubber pad.
toilet seat. hathin" trunks.
Legs: Matches in trouscr pock-
ct, dry cleaning huid. gartrrs.
garter clasps. socl:s. oil on trou-
Scrs Of worker. theatre scat ton
bac; Of iorclcg). d,pilatory. ga
ioshcs (fur lining especially arm
chair.
Peculiaritics Of Reactions
Local reactions Of this kind have
tome yeeuliaritics which are the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07
LENTEN REDUCINGDiET
BY Or. CIendening
Wcdncsduy-dSo eoioric,
ppEAkEhST

WcdneSduy-dSo tuIoric,
BREAKFAST
Juice Of Oran.c-do not strain
too fine.
I slice whole wheat or graham
tOast--nO butter.
| cup cciTCC-nO cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
/ small omclct.
/ slice whole wheat. graham or
rye bread toast. no butter or
substitute.
/ S.ouncc glass SKINNED milk.
DINNER
1 medium size green pepper stuffed
with spanish rice.
Grape fruit and lettuce salad.
. soda crackers.
Il cup clear soup may be added
If dcsirCd)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-07

result "i inc c"li reactions. and
winch We 30 wa. understand en-
tIr'ly. The lora! skin cells may not
r"a"t w!!cu first brought into con-
tact with the offending substance.
but ;hcu gradually and slowly de-
Ngiup scnSItivcucs% which gets
worse with every contact.
For cTamplc. Il man may use the
."mc shaving preparation
or s"ap-ior years and have no
reaction from il. and then suddenly
his fac" become, sensitive and be-
SINS To itch after every shave.
Changing To another kind of prep
aratI"n clears him up entirely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-08
| london Attacked
For Weeks b\ New
Bomb, \azis Claim

London. ,tov. 6.-tAP}-Thc
German .lich command an
nounccd today that London has
been rndcr homha"dmCnt by a
ncW secret weapon, v" "for
Sorur weeks
The Berlin broadcast of the
German comnarniquc said: "A
new weapon rrgin more cffccc-
tive" than The VI fiyinc bomb.
has bccn launched against the
British capital.
The W has hccn described
in DISPATCHES from Stockholm
as a "mieSi!c resembling a fly
ing telephone p0Ic,' with i
range OF more than 80 miles.
The weapon, according to stock
foIm reDnrts. is said 70 have
possibilities of being developed
into a rocket bomb capable OF
spallillns we Atlantic.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-08
koosc\cIt', Win
Signals Meet OF
big Three" Soon

London. NOV. S-(AP)-i rev
grand scale conference of the big
three before Christmas was re-
gardcd in diplomatic quartG.D
today as an almost certain fol-
loW-up II President RonSfvH.'S
re election.
!. ua> believed highly probable
Il at the conference would he
preceded by a meeting in Paris Of
Nr. Roosevelt, Trimr Minister
Churchill and General Charles
De Gaulle.
There was some speculation on
the possibility that DC Gaull'
would accompany the British
and American leaders to tn"
meeting with Premier Marshal
Stain, symbolizing the return OF
France TO the council of the
worlds great nations.
ichcran. liberated Greece or
Italy arc amCng possible confer
cncC sites.