Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Missing Screw in Wonder Mill
Renders u. S. Scientists Helpless

drug for the treatment condition He
submitted II the pure foods and drugs department WASH
ngtOn where leading scientists go every formula
scrupuOusy before giving the official green sign.
months they have the amazing mathematical machine
which completely fOOproOf torurOus hours
figuring Every formula is worked out this machine.
well the doctor waited patiently weeks but couldn't
get oEay from the department Finally, he insisted he
wanted TO know the other what holding the
works This Is what ne learned The wonder machine had
been the fritz Some little delicate something like
that missing out and these tpedOmed scientists
helpless expert this type machine could be
located necessary reparor tiny
In the meantime thousands Of formulas ping up"
JOE COWAN
you mention the Dead Leaves of Broadr0ay-but not
all New Yorks dead Broadway-nOr did they
die because of and martins.
"What about the dead IeaUeS' who the nice girls
girls who had of literary talent ESQ the neigh
bors back home said) just like a star
"They to New York fresh, ambitious because
New York is the only place in the world where
confidently believe that something wonderful l0H happen
tomorrow Then they found that talent wasn't enough-hat
luck elusive So they slipped into mediocre jobsjus mark
ing time until their big chance came-tomOrrow of course
But the tomorrows never came-and the months passed
and the First the glow then the hope and finally the
ambition ded-and the girl stood with aching feet behind
Runters leaned, with their bulged shorthand
roglyphics.
"They good girs-get up every morning 1870 and
20 to bed early order TO get up for days
work You them at OclOc-wang to the subway with
blank, tired faces.
Dead leaves too but not gay orange leaves flying with
bright finaty-hey dead cling
Ing to the sapess tired limbs of dream RUBY FoGEL
"Dear Edgar predicted this emile crime
Wavoand it's coming true How about taking this step to aid
the crimnOlogss? Have all (and DID, II pOble) guns,
rifles etc. rifle printed That Is have the rifIng impression
each piece leaves bullet photOed and all
photos the FB where they could be alabe
police departments. Since firearm has rng
print this would method for identify gun
which fired the hOmcdal bulIet"-A. r.
"Why Is IL the radio mogus and the talent experts of
the advertising agencies the for the
tenors shrrng and shVoced barones-fOr fat
LAR READER.
"Im sending a souvenir of D-Day, Normandy scarf
tie kerchef from the silk Of camoufaged
chute This silk lay under the heel of German boot The
0ls Abone ParatroOpers dropped into the fields
Normandy in the dark of the night June B. 1914 Thus began
the struggle rid the bully rule the NaZs
the first invade French SOIL going eight
. before the dawn assault the beaches
at a Wild bloody night The
the French knew would be that way Angry
bursts of flax and bullets stormcd planes
of which fell in flames. The Germans had fire large
planes descended parachues They
waiting for Fighting ragged through the night and the
fSn6wing days.
Later when the violence battle
turned to the fringe of the village St Come Mont where
had landed My parachute lay prawed the ground where
had hastily abandoned It, German soldier sashed out
panel scarf and had tramped the silk.
bullet holes chute impressive testimony
Germans stopping that night Your scarf and the