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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Miss HOihan
 Feted ct ShoWeY

Miss Elizabeth Moran and the Misses Claire Lee, Mary Riordan and Helen HOlihan were hosteSses re- gently at miscellaneous and per- sOnal shower, given in honor of Miss Elizabeth Holihan who is to be married November 24, to Russell Hotchkiss. The guests included the Misses Hannah Shea, Eileen Foley, Marie Mailey, Marie Kyle, Rita GanutZ, Cecil Carroll, Fay Sava- cos, Kathleen Carroll, Peggy White, Frances Lane, Florence O'Donnell, Miss Mary Whelan, Doris McCor- mack, and Frances Lauro. Also the Misses Claire McNichols, Teresa Me- Nichols, Virginia Church, Mary and Katherine Riordan, Grace Connor, Marie Donnelly, Minnie Connor, Hazel Clark, Rosemary Malley, Mary P. Braun, and Dolores Theriault. Also the Mrs. William Stack, Mrs. John Woods. Mrs, John Byrnes, Mrs. Michael Kerwin, Mrs. Michael Moran, Mrs. William Donayan, Mrs. Della Hotehkiss, Mrs. John De- Rosimo. Mrs, John McGurk, Mrs. John McGrail, Mrs. Joseph Woods, Mrs. Arthur Woods, Mrs, Paul Daniels, Mrs. Edna Bourassa, Mrs, John McNichols, Mrs. James New man, Mrs. T, J. Lee, Mrs. Teresa O'Connor, Mrs William Moran, Mrs, Francis S2hnell, Mrs. Thomas Dil- lon,
 Also, Mrs. James Bremen, Mrs, Maurice Clark, Mrs. George Mclean, Mrs. Charles Thorpe, Mrs, Loretta Dunn, Mrs. Miles Kelly, Mrs Francis Boyle, Mrs. Edward Theriault, Mrs, Christian Braun, Mrs. Patrick Clark, Mrs. Charles Earth. Mrs. Prank Malley, Mrs. George Walsh. Mrs. Prank Leary, Mrs, Raymond Mclean, Mrs. Edward Mclean and Mrs. Anna Mclean.
 Also, Mrs, Edward Theriault, Jr, Mrs, John Murphy, Mrs, Lucille sheehan, Mrs. Raymond Boucher, Mrs. Peter Clark, Mrs. Lillian Sul-
 iyan, Mrs, Hazel Derouin, Mrs, Beatrice Hayes, Mrs. Maurice shu- grue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
MOLHe MeccQ
 ShOz0er Guest

Miss Mollie Mecca, Oak street, was honored at a shower given at Harmon's Restaurant last night, by Mrs. Ernest Tansley, Mrs. Herbert Newall and Mrs. Frech. Guests who attended included the Misses Bessie White, Agnes and Marion Thompson, Mary Rick, Kitty Hussey, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Olsen, Alice Kiely.
 Also Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Pat rick Murphy, Mrs Rick, Mrs. J.. Mullaly, Mrs. P. Mullaly, Mrs. Mans field, Mrs. Hannah Shanahan, Mrs. Mary Shanahan, Mrs. McQuire, Mrs. Donnelly, Ms. Curran, Mrs. Daly, Miss J. Mccormack and Miss M Payton.
 Also Mrs. J. Curtin, Mrs. J. Pay ton, Mrs. H. Frech, Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. D. Quinn, Mrs. H. Newell, Mrs. c. Tansley Mrs. Caf- fery Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Stack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Mr. and Mrs. S.CInb
 Subber Planned

The MT. and Mrs. Club of the Second Church, will hold their an- nual turkey supper Thursday, Nov 8, at the Church hall.
 Mrs. Philip Rochon, chairlady, is assisted by Mrs. J. Sidney Wake ly, eo-chairman and Mrs. Harold Post is in charge of the tickets. The committee have announced that there will oe two sittings, one at 5;30 and the later sitting at 6:3O The dining room will be in charge of Mrs. Victor Anderson, who will have assisting her, Mrs. Arthur Rogers, Mrs. James Millar, Mrs. Robert Rose. Mrs. Birtram Root, Mrs. Harold Stackman, Mrs. Philip Dean, Mrs. Henry Liebeck, Mrs. John Walker and Mrs. William Naming. Also Mrs. Roger Tarpy, Mrs, Roger Lancaster, Mrs. Robert Coleman, Mrs, Kenneth Robinson and Mrs. Henry StroW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Miss OCOnnOr
 ShOzger Guest

Miss Catherine O'Connor, Win chester Road, Norfolk, was guest of honor recently at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Harold Hig gins at her home on the Litchfielo Road. Those attending included Mrs. John Barry. Mrs. Harold Decker, Mrs. M. Hayes, Mrs. Gerald Mulville, Mrs. John D. Mullville. Mrs. Francis Tierney, Mrs. Dorothy Tyrell, Mrs William O'Connor, Mrs. Edward OConnor, Mrs. Frank Ur- soni, Mrs. L. Lawrence, Mrs, Frank x. Keefe.
 Also the Misses Marion, Margaret, Elizabeth and Mary Mulville, Sadie Skinner, Elizabeth Hollerhan, Mary O'Brien, Margaret OBrien, Mary, Margaret and Mary O'Connor, Kathleen and Mary O'Connell, Mar garet and Kathleen OConnor, Miss Colletta Barrett of Watertown, Mrs. Mary Hollerhan, Hartford and Mrs. Eric Ericson of Plainville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Guild Planning
 Annual Display

Articles donated to six Water bury charities will be displayed at the annual meeting of the Needle work Guild of Waterbury Friday afternoon at the annual meeting. Organizations who will receive the donations given by Guild members are Lincoln House, the Visiting Nurse Association, the Waterbury Day Nursery, the ti-Tuberculosis League and the social service de- partments of the Waterbury and St. Mary's hospitals.
 Miss Margaret Orr Benade, execu- tive director of the Waterbury Chapter, American Red Cross, and Miss Jean Meserye, executive direc- tor of Lincoln House, will be speak CTS.
 Mrs. Forrest G. Purinton is chair man of Fridays meeting New off cers will be elected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
ChapmanSG Guests At Recent Party

MT. and Mrs. E. Rufus Chapman, 53 Wood street, were honored re- gently at a party given at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Humphrey, Ridgeway avenue, Oakville, occa- sion of their 18th wedding anni- versary. MT. and Mrs. Chapman were married Nov. 2 at St. Michaels church, Waterville, in 1920 and have three children, Mrs. George Shum, Betty Jane and Laura Chapman. Gifts were received from the fol- lowing who attended. MT. and Mrs. John Humphrey, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Murtha, MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Rehnberg, Mir and Mrs. Jo- seph Gallon, MT. and Mrs. Julius Herbert, MT. and Mrs. Charles Moon, It. Comdr. and Mrs. John S Humphrey and Pvt. 1/c and Mrs. George Shum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
ComedyScheduled
 At Women s Club

The FootlighterS will present Death Takes A Holiday" tonight at the Waterbury Women'S Club. Charles Goodsell, NeWtown, is di- recting the performance, Michael Delpo producer and set director.
 The cast includes the following: Mary Stier, Arthur Johnson. Charles Stier, Rita Stepanski, Shirley Gray, Ernestine Seaward, George Holzer, Pamela McGrath, Henry Kukenis. Victor Reynolds, Joan Vanasse, Ed ward Smith and George Frisbie, Jr.
 Properties will be handled by Dorothy Class; lights, Betty Bailey; costumes, Eileen Whelan; sound, Marjorie Carey; and publicity, Mar guerite Frisbie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
WatertOze,n Girl
 ReceiUeS Honor

Miss Margaret E. Campbell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Irving E. Campbell, Watertown, is among the six students at St. Joseph College, West Hartford, selected from the junior and senior classes to Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni versailles, Sister Mary Rosa, dean, has announced. Students are chos- en on a basis of high standing in leadership, scholarship, character, participation in eXtra-curricular &C., tiyities and indication of future use- fulness to business and society.
 Miss Campbell was yice-president of her class in freshman year, and is second yice-president of the ex- ecutiye board and chairman of the legislative board of the student government, also a member of the Chemistry club and the Sodality,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
Trump Good King To Save This Bid
By WILLIAM F. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

Very few careless plays are made in national tournament. You can rest assured that those who participate in the forthcoming na- tionals to be held in Atlantic City, N, J., Dee l-9 would not fail to trump the good king of spades in the hand shown roaay, If the de- elarer counts bis tricks he will not be misled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Weddings

MT. and Mrs. William Golden, Waterville street, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Elaine F. Golden to Thomas P. Stack, P.M.3/c, U.S.NR., son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Stack, Grove street, Saturday, Nov. 3 in Staten Island, N. Y. The at- tending couple were MT. and Mrs. Peter Schilinone of Staten Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The Monday afternoon tourna- ment conducted by Mrs. w. Sher- man Smith at the Hotel Elton, re- suited in the following scores: north and south; Mrs. R. R. Rose and Mrs. William Barry, 1151a Mrs. George Karnofsky and Mrs. Harry Bronson tied with Mrs. John R. Vail and Mrs. Idris R. Alderson l50; east and west; Mrs. Thomas Alder and Mrs. Walter Norman, 129h Mrs. Arthur Gross and Mrs. James Carey, 123; Mrs. Charles Audet and Mrs. John Bronsky, IF; official standing, Mrs. William An dre and Mrs. c. E. Mason, GIT; Mrs. Frank N. Hess and Mrs F A. Jackel, 616; Mrs. Vail and Mrs. Alderson, 615R.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

however, the king becomes good, but if deelarer is tempted to discard a losing heart on that king, East will trump and return a trump.
 North must trump the good king of spades with the ace of clubs. He will then win the last trick with the queen of clubs and lose only two heart tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Mary 2. Braun NubtialS NOU. 9

MT. and Mrs. Christian Braun, Keefe street, announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Mary Patricia, to Everett L. Welt, son of Osborne Welt, Waldoboro, Maine. The wedding will be an event of Nov. 22 at II o'clock at the rectory of St. Francis Xavier church.
 Miss Braun is graduate of the Waterbury Catholic high school and is dietitian at St Mary's hospital, MT Welt received his honorable discharge recently, after serving three and half years, spending 34 months in Italy and Africa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Club Notes

The regular business meeting of St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church Ladies' Aid will be held to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the church hall. On Friday evening, Nov, 9, they will hold a social start ing at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Contract Bridge

The Monday evening tournament conducted by Mrs. John Moriarty, 50 Linden street, resulted in the fol- lowing scores: north and south; Mrs. Paul Lord and Mrs. Chester May, 12012; Mrs. A. J. Drummond and Mrs. Thomas Dennison 1141a; east and west; Mrs. George Neale and Mrs. Ernest Graber, 120h; Mrs Thomas Skipp and Mrs. Clarence Yose, 1121a; Official standing; Mrs. Domenic Guerrero and Mrs. A. Weishause, 320h; Miss Kathleen Sullivan and Miss Florence Sullivan, 3191A; Mrs. Robert DuBois and Mrs. Thomas Colini, 312h; Mrs. Francis Lembo and Miss Ann Norman, PIP.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
SOCIETY
Rosary Society
 PLan Food Sale

At recent meeting of the Rosary Confraternity of the Immaculate Conception church, plans for food sale were discussed. Following the business meeting, Miss Katherine Dougherty, president, gave an in- teresting talk on the Origin of the Rosary" Miss Helen Levin, Miss Agnes Fitzgerald and Mary Mo- Kenna also gave interesting expla- nations on the subject. Mrs Loretta Donahue gave book review Black Boy"
 The group will sponsor a food sale Nov. 27 in the lower church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

Another in series of parties for Christmas charities held recently by the Notre Dame Alumnae was at tended by the following: Misses Edna and Phoebe Mcdonnell. Catherine Brady, Ann Wheelahan, Ann Martin, E. Mae Keefe, Gather inc Jackson, Marguerite DWyer, Mary E. MeElligott, Mrs. Edward McElligott and Mrs. Edna Sheriden Lomas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
FeH07gShib WU
 Sponsor Supper

The second annual Fellowship supper sponsored by the Womens' Organization of St. Pauls Methodist Church will be held Thursday, Nov. 8, at 6.30 p. m., at the church rooms.
 Following the supper a program of entertainment has been ar ranged. Mrs. Jennie Lockhart is general chairman
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

Mrs. John c. Walker, Prospect street, will show colored motion picture of Cuba and Canada at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Orange Congregational church tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Student Nurses
 PLan Food Sale

The senior class of St. Mary's Hos pital School of Nursing will spon- sor food sale Nov. IT at Miller and Peck's store. Donations of food for the sale will be appreciated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

Plants with colored flowers and colored butterflies came into eXis- tence at about the same time ;the butterflies are believed to initiate the plants from which they get their food
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Catherine Dunne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William J. Dunne, Lounsbury street, Waterbury, to Roland Polom- ski, Crown street, Naugatuck.
 The wedding will take place Sat- urday morning, Nov. 24, in St. Fran cis Xavier church, Waterbury, at 8 o'clock.
 MT Polomski received discharge from the U. s. Army two weeks ago, after serving four years in the armed forces, two of which were iE the European theater of opera tions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
VOTE!

Please take note, Today we vote; Don't be surly,
 Get out early.
 Don't raise a fever, But pull the l?) lever Don you hat and coat, Get out today and vote. Join the tired souls Lining up at the polls, For today, please note, Is the day we vote!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

The opening lead is won In dum- my with the nee Of diamonds, and now Is the time to stop and count. If North wins the ace Of hearts. ace of diamonds. Tuds i've spades and three diamonds, and wins the last trick with the queen of clubs, that adds up to ii; and that is the con-
 10 truDping the spades out,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Social Notes

Miss Marjorie Lawlor, Hewlett street, recently entertained her classmate, Miss Connie Boswell of Rochester, N. Y. Both are students at St. Margarets school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06
Good Evening.

Election Day They say stormy weather indi- cateS Democratic victory So judge for yourself as you step out today OvershOed not overshoed unbrelaed not umbreIla-ed It's been pretty strenuous III
 the old city hard to get down to the particular business of the day what with the telephone calling all hands for information that could only be had at party headquarters The police reporters and the society and Ob eds telephones crossing wires constantly, and the best stunt of today and yesterday was taking a call city front and one in the booth at the time While typewriters clicked and visiting VOt CTS called to give their opinion Joe Caans lusty bari tone gave "Tl the End of Time, and other famous border ballads and Betty Blanchard grabbed up all her notes and those of several other reporters telephone book her handbag and made for her beat only to daS back minutes later to collect her hat and gloves The clans organized and given their election dope instructions how to bring back the news from the front the seasoned reporters feeling their importance and the newer fry looking bewildered by it all but ready to sink swim for the good of the cause even keel had his bulletins foreign affairs going if it is election day, for it has been sagely re- marked through the ages and ad nfnitum-the shows got to and regardless of who's elected we've got to know the weather and what the latest dope is on a milk strike The busy grabbed at hot Snacks arguing and harangung and wondering about 1t all while the drOne of the machinery overhead spelled out the days In the midst of it all pencils and glue snitched usual and by 445 the entire en- Sembe somewhat reduced in numbers, the last man pulling out the lights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-06

Miss Claire Lepore popular member of the Junior Class of Wby High School is still reveling in the pleas ant memories of invariably happy evene in any young girls lfe-her 18th birthday! With mother and grand mother present and 20 of her young friends to as sst Claire enacted the role of the guest of honor With becoming charm and dignity in keeping with all the tra- dtionS associated with the romantic age of 16 The oc cason marked by party at Cabs Miss Lepore who is the daughter of MT and Mrs Anthony Lepor of Sey street in addition to being the recipient of many returns of the day. message also received subStan tal reminders of the memorable event in the form of beauty gifts And when the curtain descended the day md the festivities three generations eoced over CareS Sweet l6" day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
10 Vets
Decorated

BATTLE CREEK. Aug. "a
Purple Heart awards today were
presented TO 10 Michigan veterans,
three. from Detroit, by Brig. Gen,
Joseph +. Bastion, commsndant Of
Percy Jones Hospital.
The Detroit recipients were
S/Sgt. Leo G.. Suszek. ITO Cal
lagher, and PVts William f.. john
son, 209 Mt Elliott. both wounded
in Germany, and PVi. Jerome
Kotch, 45Q0 Cicotte, wounded in
Belgium.
The decoration also went TO
S/Sgt. Emerson l.. Kline, Sturgis
Sgt. John II. Toys, Marion; Pfc.
Floyd D.. Lenartowics, Gaylord
Pfc. Theodore J. Moehring, Sheri-
dan; -Pvt, Harold b. Bentley,
Decker; PVT. Clark B. MARI, Kala-
mazoo. and Pvt. Raymond L.
Thompson, Flint.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Percy Jones'
Receives 90

BATTLE CREEK, Aug 24-Ar-
rival of 90 Michigan men, 43 from
the Detroit area, was announced
today at Percy Jones. General
Hospital. Detroit area men are:
ABRAM. PVT. WILLIAM ,. ro7se crsslsy
AHNsEN. s SGT. ROBERT l.. Van Dyke
ANDRUs. CPL. RAY C.. s14o Ninth
Wyandotte.
AssEsMAcHER. PFC JOSEPH P Msnros.
-AUGER. PFC ARTHUR p 4s3o Moran,
BADcLEY. SGT. VICTOR s.. lo4iS RoE-
BnsALG. CPL. MICHAEL n. s7si seven
teenth.
BRugmJ.EY. PFC. JoHN r.. Pontiar.
BRUNEtEA, CPL LOUIS ioo- N!n1na'
RgsToH. SGT BRUCE ". z45 Glendale
cHcHocKI. PVT. HENRY J, 1880 Liver.
nolt
cHRIsrIcK. PVT. EDWARD C.. Port
Huron
CLARK. PFC. ROY P, 29lS Eighteenth
Wyandotte
DAVID. rIs FORREST l.. 1922 Leysrst,s.
FISHER. 1T JOHN W. i7i37 santa Rosa
FResF. PVT. BURTON III -i7is4- Assafs
Park ri
COLL, ia WILLIAM Y, 277s Blaine.
HoHENDoRF. S SGT EMIL R. l5355
PetoSkey,
HoMcH. CPL. RAYMOND. s445 Auburn.
HoULLE. 1t DAVID Hotel Dstroiier.
JOHNSON, 1T. LAWRENCE G.. l4so7
CienUood
JoYRER. PFC PRESTON J.. iI7es Good
win. Highland PARK
KEMPF. PFC. JOHN 4. PontlSo.
KosKI. PFC. USO D. 1914 Necksl. Dear
born.
LAcAscIo. PFC. SAM J.. 7ios IL Nj,
Center Line.
LiKrAK. IA WILLIAM J.. 7643 Rose
MAINz PFC WALTER A, 4a45 Military
AfAYBERRY, CPL. SAMUEL. 5sl2 Twenty
''Si 'NSic,ct;REARY. PVT ELMER l.. 0l2+ Del
M1I1NpA. T 5 JOSEPH J., 3i7o sargent
NELSON. PFC. ROBERT J, sls0s Cal
noun WAYNE
OHM, PFC GERALD R., s7oo7 Chippewa
PhSrERA. PFC GRO A. 1917 OHIO.
PETRiCK IL. WILLIAM p. 1880 sharon
PIAZZA, PFC. ARAASSDO a, 1o2s7 Good
PRICE ia JOHN { sss7 otssgo
RHODHs Tys VIRGIL. 42le ". warren
/ RircHiE. s SGT JOSEPH. Flst Rocs.
ROMAHDO. PFC JOSEPH. 5s7l Crane,
RdsE PVT EpwfS A. Van Dyke,
Sitter. CPL. RICHARD T.. ss<s cafiS
sL1sAucKAs--rrc, JACOB. 7s4' <
TowwsEL. T SGT. 1871 puooi'
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Big4Commanders
See Vienna Parade

VIENNA. Aug. y (INSJ-Gen.
Mark w. Clark and other Allied
Austrian occupation commanders
reviewed a Big Four military
parade yesterday as alert Russian
machine gunners and snipers lined
roofs along the restricted route.
The four commanders have
agreed that after Sept. each Of
the occupying powers would con-
tribute supplies 10 Vienna in pro-
portion 10 the population OF each
COuntrN.S sector.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Army Losses
Hit 923,481

WASHINGTON, Aug, "a tINS)
The war department announced
today that army casualties re-
ported through Aug. 2l, totaled
923,4s1. an increase Of 7f4 over
last weeks figures.
OF the total 1886 were listed
killed, 571,179 wounded, 33,543
missing and ll9l03 prisoners.
OF the wounded 357,4l4 have re-
turned 10 duty and 96,52l of the
prisoners are officially listed as
exchanged or returned to military
control. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
Game Hearing Delayed

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 24-Exami-
nation OF Dan Raftopolous, 63, al
feged, boss of tho local numbers
Operators, originally scheduled for
to-day, has been postponed until
Monday, Prosecutor John Rae an
TnOuncpd
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25
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Philippines Fear
Ian Crime Wave

MANILA, Aug. "a (INS)-Mili-
tary authorities announced today
that thousands OF new American
and Filipino military policemen
are required to control surrender
ing japanese. a mounting crime
wave and black market activities
in the Philippines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-25

One piece, two piece, and coat
styles in fall colorS including
plenty of black beautiful
rayon fabrics that simmer
with smartness.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Ladigue. de VerneuiPs butler, had
helped his master carry the casket
into the family vault two nights
before.
Il left him in the tomb, M'sieu.
did not see him again. That was
the night he died"
THAT was the night Dufour heard
e-screams," Bertillon said. where
is the vault?"
Followed by the coroner, Bertillon
descended dank messy steps. The
iron door was open.
And behind it, propped against
pillar in the vault was the body of
a woman in a white shroud Clever
embalming had preserved her beauty
and she looked as il sleeping Except
that her throat and chest were saw
agcly slashcd!
Bertillon approached the casket.
1t was closed. He tried to force the
lock open.
Suddenly the lid sprang open
And a battery of tiny knives stabbed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

upwards from the wood around the
fastening
Poisoned" said Bertillon. exam
lining them. "She was indeed jealous.
She must have suspected he would
open the coffin for a last look"
Reconstructing the mystery the
great detective deduced that, frantic
with pain, the little knife wounds
already poisoning him, dc Verneuil
dragged the body from its easket
Delirious, as the venom reached his
brain, he thought she was haunting
him. So, screaming the words thai
Dufour heard, ne slashed her throAKS
Then staggered out into the nigffa'
to die
But how could the charcoal burner
hear those screams from "a miles
distance?
The valley and its dense trees
acted as a giant sounding board to
that strange, ear-shaped rock
Which, from that day to this is
known as the DEVILS Telephone.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY