davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
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DNnecMrcr 0cinelNct

GauNoloer Mebrere Gerionen
iheinen getotet moroen SIT iein uno
Gutenoe wltroen oen oorliegen0en
8eridten nab Derlett, ais aitf oem
6rodter v@reenbill Bart" bier l9pe-
re @rploIionen erfoleten, tp1breno
oaS Sdift elm 6abr3eug uon 10000
Somen, an ieinem God na6e Sun=
colluerS @eid)dftSpiertel in ser Inter
itoot feit9ernoht uar. Gin 8eia-
sun9smitglieo beriftete, geieben 8i
baben, mie Elm onoereS nainens Bill
2emis an 9oro getotet mlroe. @e-
riidte pon ser grploitonsitdtte be-
iagten, oaB Maniler 70 Sub bod) in
Die 2uit geihleuoert muroen uth
Wradfragmente nod MinIten nad
ben Getonotionen nieoerfieIen. Sn
uielen SodSbauten Ser Nafbnridaft
muroen Ole 6eniter 3ertritmmert uno
Die Selepbonleitungen nnd bielen
Bebduoen Duroen 5erltort.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
0elGnNceewinn an
Scr ~Jt0liensfrcnt

&om = 9ruppen Ser 6iinften Ir-
NEE baben i'm oct. @elpeoeres 8ebiet
Sic Geutidsen aus mebreren Siigel-
ltellungen pertrieben lino cine In5abl
non 9orfern beiest, obnobl ser 5eino
Terltdrtungen beran5og. 0oS Ober=
fommanoo bat sic Mftion nidt nGber
belhrieben, AUDI feline Namen ange=
9eberl, aber es lit ,befannt, oaB Ser
SorltoB norolih oom Wt. Celia Cor
raccia, Ser BON ser 10, Il. g. Sc
birgS-9toiiion, ltno BON Mt. Galtello,
Der bon 8raiilianern genolnnen NOR,
Den lit, itattgefunoen 6at.
Weloungen bon ser 6ront beiagen,
Dab an oieiem gbi6nitt idmere Or
t~illerie : Nftionen itattfnnoen uno sic
5lug5eltge ser Mlliierten tdtig maren.
Cine Sepei6e 6elogte, sic 3eutden
batten Seile BON 5nei Gioiiionen Der
nnge5ogen, I'M oie S~tellungen in oie-
lem Berggeldn0e 81 perteioigen. $50
oiele Sruppen berfamen, lit niht be-
fnnnt, ood) lillo lie mabrideinlid Don
anoeren 6ronta6ihnitten berange5o-
gen moroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
pinicnsG% rncnftMmo
prompt bclt6ti0t

&aibington - Cine Elm @ort ser
9ebotte gob Ser Senat Ser grnen.
nultg 6reo H. 8inions gum Bum
oes Observation-Disclosures ieinen
Segen. Die 8eitdtigung oes So
olten aentlldperS ols gbef
oeS $40, 600, 900 unterneb-
mems Ser &econitruction 8tnance
Corporation uno ser i6r unter9ez
oroneten 9reoitamter erfolgte ourdl
4fflomotionspotllm. 8inion Idei6et
oamit bon ieinem biSberigen @oIten
ais Notwithstanding 81
Inn einen Imtsberei6 81
iibernebmer, Ben Ser 4pngreB Dem
8llnoes : San0elsamt ent3og. ebe
Der Senat iid oa5ll ueritano, Die Or
nennlln9 oes iritberen 8ioepr1iioenz
ten &enrp y. @aIlnce gum Sanoels-
iefretar al beltatisen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
grOipect Sill GsrisStOf.

NGfiten 1ienstug, oeni3. MfGr5, iii
Die idbrlif)e 8%eriommlung Der @rab-
etgentiimer ser Brolpect Sill 6rieO-
5ofsgeiellifaft. 9ieielbe finOet
o6enoS I'M 8 llbr i'm 8erpnltungs-
gebdltoe I'M 6rieObOie itatt uno limo
0ie Gigentimer uon @rabitellen Ou5lt
eineeIaoen. (Siebe Die an5eige an
an0erer Steue 0ieier Ausgobe.)
Worgen, SonndbenO, Den 10.
@dr5, lit @%eriommIung Oes ger1uol-
tungsrates.
Die ~foIgen0en 9eeroigungen ma
rem I'M oergangenen Monat: CHARLES
8. &uppert Or, Sobanne B. Ban
Giefen Sobn 8illioms, apoitolaS
Neutrality-suspicious., 6ranf GompaD,
Magoolene 9. 8oDo, Selen antbona-
loilis, StelIe 6. Gates, unO anna
q. 8orren. Sn ser @ruit in Der
aopeIIe befinoen iih Die 9eid,en BON
Cars 20. @iosneB mo Or. 6ranf 9.
@urren.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
GimfOmmsn bic nidlt erflGrt III luer-
ben 6rauflen.

@euiile @infommen8arten iinO
itelterfrei uno brauden oui Der
Steuercrfldrung nif)t m%ituerrefuet
5l meroen.
Sn ser Souptiafe bonoeIt eS iid
'oabei mn folgenoe 6ormen bon Gin
fommen:
1. So5ialperitderung 3o1llngen
non ser 8lmoe8s ODER elmer Stats
regierung inter Dem 8unoessS o5ial'
berliherungSigItem.
2. @eloer, ole ilnter elmer llnfolls.
ODER Notwithstanding ODER ltn-
ter @rbeiterunfoHsen .@e=
ieten iiir perionlihe 8~erlesungen
ooer &ranfbeit empfangen meroer.
8. Ser Cribs elmer 2ebeusueriife-
riiilgS 9oIice, ser Sbnen nod DEM
Eoo oes @eriiherten ~ausbe5ablt miro.
(9agegen iit @elo, 0os Sbnen als
8oIiceinbaber alf cine uGnOow.
ment" .Bolice 6e5abIt miro, in Dem
ausmoBe iteuerbar, in Dem ser EMP
fongene getrne SIRE Yrdmien3ab-
lun9en iiir oie Golice iiberiteigt.)
4. Yeniions3oblungen uno ort0ere
Gnti11oigltngen bon ser &egierlmg
ON einen tlid3t mebr I'M afttpen Gienit
Itebenoen &riegsoeteronen fir Dien-
tie unter Ser Sabine; gleidermaBen
@eniionen oie Der 5omilie zines
&riegsoeteraneti tbe5ablt peroen.
5. @elO, oos bon Ser 6amilie zines
4~ngebOri9en Der bemofineten Wodt
olS monatlider MISUNDERSTANDING
pom Ser &egierung empiangen miro.
6. Die Ibmuiterunqsl0bnun9 pon
MGnnern uno 6rauen bei ser bepoff.
netcn Mnft.
7. Gigentltmb oaS oils @abe ooer
2egat ooer grbid)aft empfaneen miro.
(@infommensbe5iige aus iolhem @i-
gentltm u%nterliegen ieoof) ser Steu-
er.)
Nur elm Seil ser unter elmer an.
nlitdtenperiiderung empfnngenen
AnniitGtengeIoer lit itellerbar. Ser
~iteiert meroen mtB ie0es Sobr Elm
9etrog IN S0be bon orei Ero5ent Der
@eiamtfoIten ser Geriiderung, 8. ).
Ser Sunme ser Brdmien- ODER onoe.
rem 3ablungen fiir Ole annuitGt.
Terionen bei ser bem~offneten
Maht aenieBen cine 6eionoere Steu-
erireibeit iiir $500 hires sol0ein-
fommenS i'm o~ftiuen 9ienit. Gieie
Steaerfreibeit gilt Fiir 6rdlien chen.
10 mie mir Mt1nner @g(GS, 8A-
Sos, S94Gs, 9ilegerimlen I'M
Arnee- o0er 6lottenoienit uiw.
ilno ueritebt iids ais 5tiablife Steu-
erfreibeit neben alien onoeren 6rei-
bet,Gaen lln0 ,,Gre0iten".
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Dclcoicrtc iibcr
~2lrecmtinicn Mncini0

MerifoY Stoot - Die Gelegierten
ser Observation-Disclosures &onieren5
farnen gu elmer 8erit6noigung oa-
riiber, mas iiber Nrgentinien geiogt
peroen ioH, wie man pon maBge-
Bender Settle erflJhr.
Ser @ortlout Der g%rtldrllng, Die
norallsiifltlidJ am 0onuerStag, Dem
leBten Gage Der &onferen5 ubgege-
ben peroen ioa, muB nod feitgelegt
meroen.
Dieies weroen oie Salrptpunfte
Ser @rft1rung iein:
1. Ser NltSorltd 0es 8eonlterns,
ooB @rgentinien nid)t on Der &on-
ferer5 teilnimmt.
2. Soffnung, oaB argentinien lid
in ole Gage oeriesen miro, Die Be
Id)liiiie bon Merifo- Stnot 81 3eiG-
men ltno IiA Dem omerifonihen Sp=
item mieoer ali5lridlieBen.
3. Soffnhng, ooB Nrgentinien iidl
in ole Gage perleben miro, ben Ser
einigten Notionen bei5utreten. 9aS
beoelltet cine &riegserfidrIng an 6ie
Idie.
4. Sic 8ereinbarung Don gera=
tllngen ltnter ben anoeren 20 9otio-
men CUR Seititenung, OF .etpaige
Shritte 4r9entittienS einen ebrli-
den llmifmun9 m leiner Steaung-
nabme beoelten.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Gin Gnal6nNcr ais
Nasi>H clfcr rermrtcilt

9onoon - Ser 44i6br. @ngldnoer
@eralb Bercp Campus @epitt, Ser
mGbreno ser geiebuna 6ranfreifs
Rllr0funfienoun9en fir sic Ga3is
madlte, muroe megen 3uiomnenar-
belt nit Sem 6einoe gu - Sdbren
@efGn9nis perlrteilt.
Senitt, Ser m1breno % Sobren
ais 2ebrer mir Die engliif)e Sprad]e
in Earis gelebt batte, CAB gu, 8ropa-
aan0a : Manusifripte mir sic Na5is
aeidwie6en 81 ba6en. gr beitono
jeood ooraltf, nllr antibolihemiitiifr
E'opaaaroa aeidrie6en 81 boben,
nidt ,hcr auti-cn4liife ODER onti-
iraus5iiide.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

reieroe otf % Hro5ent berunter5uie
Ben, mltr0e cine @eiesporlage einge
bradlt, ben @oIOpreis Don 35 auf 5t
Collar pro hinge binauf3uiesen. Oit
Sorldge cling bon Sen Senatorer
@c6orlano O. ari5.) uno Serltg.
BAN (G.sgeu.) aus.
o9ies lit Die Antport ouf 6en Ser.
iuf oes 6eoeroI &eierpe Board 3ul
SerminOerung ser @oIOreieroe an
% Pro5ent", erfl6rtc Scrugbom.
@enn Der @oIopreis uuf 56 Sol.
lar binnufgeiest miro, fam Oie
Iusgabe Der 5eoeral 8eieroe : go.
ten in glei6er &0be erioIgen, pie iif
Die &eIerue arf % Sro5ent reou3iert,
unO nod meiner Meinung in bieI &C.
iiinoerer @eiie."
OEa l6eriftete cine melt ber-
breitete Gerlebung ser S0fitpreiie
fiir benllbte Mlltos. Bel elmer Be
fra9ung BON 81, 200 9Gufern benus-
ter autos itellte iih berous, ooB Bel
4400 Terletungen Ser 8eItimmungen
uor8efommen tporen.
SfIs 6olge oapon bat SBI cine
Gurtfiibrltug ser 8eItinmunaen
borgenommen. Gies geifab biS9er
in 965 6Gllen bon oenen 527 in sic
@erid]te gebraht milrocn. SSn 1854
Deiteren iuurbe fir ole 9Gltfer cine
Giif5ablung 0es Ben S0fitpreis it6er-
idreitenoen 8etrogeS ernirft.
Serbert s. 9ebn1un, ser @ene=
roloireftor ser ltge3R9[, go6 aennt=
mis- BON Dem gntidluB oieier a0rper-
6ronfreih, 8elgien, 2urem=
BURG, Sollnno uno Norpe0en oltf or.
,,beihrGnfte 8orrGte getpiIfer
Irtifel 0es Notbitfe 8e0arfS Der.
gu MAIDEN, na9Oem ser III
ipriingliAe 8lon Oieier 2Gn6er, aus
eigenen Witteln oirefte ginf6ufe in
lieferungsfGbigen Staoten olrdait-
iiibrem iif infolge bon Sdiffsmon-
gel als unourd fiibrbor erpieien bat.
Die lJtR&A : &iIfe lit alth iebt
nod an Iormelle @rillhen ser flint
&dnoer g%ebun6en lln0 fam MIR TO-
melt getn6brt mer0en, ais Iih aiBer
Dem notuenoigen S6iffSrnum 8or-
rate Der erpabnten Grt finoen Ioiien.
Cine etmaS before 3igoretten-
perlorgltngs = Situation itebt sem
5iollen Rauferpublifum in auSIidt,
apie nit elmer Nnfiinoigung ser ame-
ricon 9o6acco So. entbiilIt iuur6e, ga
tie Ben SdnoIern i'm MGr3 mebr 0lf=
fD Strife ; 3igaretten ~perfiigbor ma.
den meroe. lin ibre 2S-2ieferunget
erboAen 81 fonnetl, lpiro Die @eleH=
ld)aft Die GroOirftion ibrer Ser6ert
Sarepton : Wtnrfe fiir 3ioilberbraltf
bis ouf meiteres einIteGten.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Observation-Disclosures

GOueOrO Glnb, Sue, 9rdiioent.
AlfreO Sftueier; Sefretdr, 6rou u.
ShIofter, 1863 Conn. 4pe., g. @.
gerinmmIuns am 3. Nittmodl /. ~.
HrOipca Sia Trieb5Of. graiioent
;5reO @ogeliang; Sefretdr, $. q.
Uinfler; Sfatmeiter: laurence ..
Stils. 8eri. am 2. Sam8tog i'm
@onot I'M 6rieObofs9ebduoe.
9eutIde Treimamrer GOse Armis
Mus, Nr. Is, S.A.N.M. Sefret6r:
0reof. 8ertrom, 1871 Sbepbero
Str, q. 6. @eriomml1tne am l..
3ienstag i'm Monat I'M Reuen Sea.
ionic Gempel, 13te uno 5 StraBe,
g. %.
Arminins &ergnignngs : Ierein.
grGiiOent! &enrp &ieiter; Sefretdr:
Sbeooor 9erdL 5905 Siebeute StraBe,
81. SO. 8erinmmlung I'M /. Conn
a6enO i'm Nonot.
Greater Beneficial Union, 9iitrift
@r. 100. YrGiioent: Sobn @reolein;
5efretGr: Gbriitinn Grit, 1922
6ii1Fte StraBe, g. SO. 8eri am
A. Gienstog I'M Monot i'm Sauie Nr.
1920 6 StroBe, q. 6.
Greater Beneficial llniOu, 9iitrift
Mr. 40. BrGiioent: Mid1eI 8oi-
ner; SefretGr, G6riitiun Gronelt.
bitter, t104 9onibont Str, SilDer
Spring, Mo. @eri. am 4. 6reito8
I'M Monot i'm ,,5ipe goint Eouern".
12te uno 6 StraBe, Norooit
Nuppert Seim Traueu Silfsuerein.
sSrGitoentin: Grau @rnit %. 8ropr:
f5efret1rin: 6rau Mo6el 9ieb. Der.
IommLun9 an 2. 9iensto9 i. sc. I'M
2 llbr i'm &eim.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Blmtiecr Krarpau IN
uGkc pef, 7ltken

Atben ~ Sn 2eoaoia, i'm Morome-
item bon atben, gab es einen 9itiam-
menltoB 5nii6en Nationolgaroiiten
ltno @las, nofyoem 800 friibere Glas-
Soloaten, oie unter Mnflaee geiteIlt
moroen maren. einen 5luhtberiu6
gemadt batten. 3wei @aroiiten
muroen getotet, iie6en @aroiiten uno
% gIas-2ellte mrtr0en pertpun0et.
Gin britiifer Moior. Ser iid in
Der 9ibe befnnog pltroe ourfl oie
GrpIoiion elmer @ronate ifper Der
mlnoet.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
9a fam Der MemId

Chit pilon5te @ott iif cinen goum
"a orallBen allf oen gergesiaum.
Sief orona Oie @llr3el in oos Sumo
limo Jog Ole Sdfte aus Dem @rltn0.
8aIo fiiBtc i'm ooS Simmelslid,t,
Ser &egen muif iein 4ngeiift.
Die arone grim, 'oie 2iifte limo.
Sn glGttern ipieIt Ser Muienuin0.
Die g0gel 3oaen ins @edit
limo feierten ibr 2iebesfeIt.
Ser Ringer s6mld. ser Simmel
blalt,
&on S6onbeit trGltmt sic @ielenolr.
% fam ser Menif i'm climber
ldnlauS
limo modte 5 4 m elm arell3 oorauS.
Clemens Seinrid, oeineue6er
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
8cantraete GcNesItrafc
fir AMitanesitreifs

Banning, Mid. - Die @bgeorone.
ten oes Observation-Disclosures uon
Midigan 1pielen bur9 INFLAMMATION
einen 8oridlus ab. ouf Streifs Die
Iooesitrofe 5u iesen.
abgeoronete Alpbeus g. 9efer,
Ser Sic MaBnubme einbrafte, erflar-
te binterber 3ettungsoertretern: SD
babe feinen SpaB gemddt. Giner
meiner So6ne fdmpft in sen 9bilip-
pinen uno nod 5mei onoere iino beim
Militdr. Giner ser bei0en lesteren
miro oemnddit lle6eriee geidift."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
SdIuieriser Tua

9r5t: sic Oiirfen eben Sbreul
Man feinen itorten 9affee geben, 90
BON miro er alt atigeregt!~
oSn, @err 0oftor, ober tDenu idl
ibm Oiinnen 9uffee gebe, regt er iidl
aud auf."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

Gos uoritebenoe @eoidt lit Sem
nelten 9arroe @inide nnb 0eiien
entnommen, Der in oen nd6iten go
den i'm DRUID erideint. 8eitelllngelr
ri1te man an SOS @oibingtoner
Sournal ODER oireft an 6. s. Seine,
meber, alnericon %llniperiitp Campus,
Woiblngton 9. s. BreiS $t.25,
pOrtofrei.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Der before Ssnur
@ounco iob in ser Oper Sol

Wounc0 lob IN Ser Nper 4Solepb."
Ger Senor iana:
Sic Warfen mid in einen felldltell
ilnN falten @eaer.~
@nu1lob 6cu1te iiM 3i ieinenl
Nad4br:
@an bat i'm 81 LANCE orin &c
laIlen."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Der SEER grofeiior

MINNIE: ugs it elm anobe, Ser
8roiciiorl"
@roieiior: .@arlm iagen sic mir
0oS? ST mcine 6rau nidlt 81
@aMie2"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Anttz

Die jG6rlide &eriammluHg Der
ErOipeft Sill SrieObOfsgcielidJaft
finOet AM
9ieHstas, ben 10. NiGrS 1915
abenOs 8 llbr
i'm @erWaltnngsgebGuOe Oes 6rieO=
bOfes, @Ortb GapitOl nnS u Strafc
itatt.
SGgesOrOHnHg: Sabres6eridtc mmO
NGbl Oes Acknowledgements.
Jm Nuftrase:
Sermaun q. @infler, SefretGr.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
MISTER PELTZ IS PEEvED!

Mister p. sells charts. Pie-charts, bar-charts,
fever-charts - in pink and green and purple
proving anything you want.
He has a nice new chart on the cost of living.
1t shows the price of practically everything curv-
ing sharply up after war began.
But one price stubbornly stays down at pre-
war levels. It's the price of electricity. It upsets
the neat cost-of-living curves. 1t upsets F. P. Peltz.
He's peeved.
We're sorry to offend Mister Peltz, but glad
that we've been able to keep electricity plentiful
and cheap when so many things are scarce and
expensive.
It hasn't been easy to serve busy homes and
booming war plants at the same time : with the
friendly, efficient service we like to give. But all
our folks have pitched in and worked hard to
make it possible.
. Hear NELSON EDDY in THE ELECTRIC HOUR" with Robert
Armbrvtsrs oehshro. Sunday afternoons. 43o. EWT. cs Network.
Ms@ puwra
m. cgApANb
nm A/A
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

eoEr WASTE ELECTRICITY JUST BECAUSE rs CHEAP AND ISN'T asr,oMED.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-13
u. S. Control
of Meat Seen

Washington, Apr. 13-UP-Sen,
Elmer Thomas. d., Okla, expressed
alarm Thursday over reports that
the OPA has a master.plan to force
eventual government control OF the
meat-packing industry.
Thomas, chairman of the special
Senate Food Investigating Commit.
tee, told reporters he had heard
repeatedly OF such an alleged
scheme-"and knowing the men
in charge OF OPA as | do, it Is
plausible"
There was no immediate com.
ment from the OPA.
Thomas said that according TO
the reports. the OPA program
would allow the industry to be TAX
en- over completely by the big
four" meat packers and at the ex-
pense Of small firms.
After the war" he said. the
government could charge that the
big packers had obtained a mono
poly. Then Administration ofiici-
ais could demand legislation to
form a commission to control the
meat packing industry as the Inter
state Commerce Commission con.
trolls interstate commerce"
Thomas said such scheme
would be against the American
way OF life and II is up to Congress
to decide which side they're on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-13
Corpses al Indian Stones
By Philip Wyie

bunch this afternoon when you had
me send out guys TO look for CAL
der, didn't you?" His expression
changed once again. Here comes
Beth. You take care Of her, will
you! Her brother and the Dray-
mans haven't come for dinner yet
and it would be rotten for her to
find it out by me just stepping for
ward and announcing it,"
Aggie said, "Sure."
He turned. Beth had come part
way across the foyer. She saw him
and smiled. There you are! All
covered with burs and Spanish bay
onettes! Been on a nature walk"
Her manner was a mockery Of the
most fatuous maternal patter-al-
most baby-talk. She was kidding
him.
Beth" he said, II want to talk
with you. Come on out to the So
larium." Already he could hear
Jack Brownies voice beginning his
announcement"
Her very dark eyes caught, fully.
the expression in his. She looked
surprised. Her voice dropped half
| an octave. as this going to be seri-
Gus, professor I've just heard the
darnedest thingl Cynthia SYM
monds says Sarah is going to pro-
mote a match, and who do you think
between? You and me! OF course,
l don't know a dinosaur bone from
a piece Of driftwood. But I'm nice
in other ways"
Aggie flushed darkly. This was
tough. They were, by that time, on
the threshold Of the sun porch. He
struggled with the self-conscious-
ness she had thrust upon him and
the incongruity Of such thing at
this time. He kept looking at her.
1--WE got shock for you," he said.
"And it's not funny - and l hope
you won't faint"
"Yes," she said in still lower
voice. Something's the matter.
What, professor She was no
longer teasing him.
"Your fathers dead. He was
killed in "a homemade trap set
for bears - in the woods - appar-
emily last night, after he'd left
Sarah's place. BY accident" He
added that gratuitously.
Beth sat down on a corner of the
ping table. Got cigarette :"
"Only my pipe"
"Never mind" She sighed I'M
evenly. "Are you sure it was an
accident ?"
There was the same doubt-this
time expressed by the dead mans
daughter. 81 think so. One can
never be sure-otfhand."
"I'm glad" she said presently.
"Glad?"
She nodded and slung her head
in such a way that half her black
hair was thrown back over her
shoulder. an a way. You wouldn't
want to live with father like that!
To know some of the destructive
and some of the sinister things he's
done! To be afraid-always-there
were others-or that a new and
worse one would be done any min
utew She hesitated. "Bill and
Martha and Mrs. Drayman were
coming right along behind me. I'll
60 and catch them. They won't want
to eat dinner here now"
1.-THE police want-everybody--
they said-to be here. They're COM
ing. You tell them-and bring them
back"
THANK you." she said.
Aggie nodded. you're being pref
ty sound about this, Beth"
81 am sound" she said. perhaps
because Dad was so unsound-
and neither Bill nor ever approved
of it,"
Ito be continued)
Copyright 1919, by Philip wylis.
Distributed by KinE Features Syndicate. Is&
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7:00-Lionel Barrymore, Mayor
g:45-Jessica Dragonette.
BLUE; 30-Home and Garden;
2:SO-ItS Tit, Baseball Quiz:
4:00-Saturday symphony:
6:45-Labor USA;
9:30-Tommy Dorsey Band.
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MBS-l2 Noon-Hello Nom.
800 p. m.-Thls is Halloran Hos
pital.
5.0O-Sport Parade. Baseball
Preyiew.
7:45-Music and Lyrics.
9:30-Calling All Detectives.
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By Philip Wylie

>
Let me look at him"
THAT won't be necessary"
Her eyes still had color, even in
the dusk, and il was a greenish col
or. Her lips smiled. Maybe not.
But two witnesses are better than
one. Somebody else may find him
after this-and change something,
for instance. Besides, I've seen
plenty of dead people and I'd like
to see what think myself. ! inherit
that quality from Dad"
He led her to the deadfall and
leaned against a tree while she
made a thorough reconnaissance.
When she had finished, she said,
I'VE better go down to the club and
call the police"
"Yes."
Somebody could have built that
thing - heaven knows why - it
doesn't look as if it would catch a
COW, let alone bear. He may have
fallen into it. 0r-somebody may
have hit him, and carried him up
here, and made that thing, and
dropped it on him to cover up the
original blow"
"Then there'd be two sets of
tracks"
Danielle glanced at him. "Not il
the somebody put on Jim Calder's
shoes-and carried the body. You'd
have to be awfully good to be able
to demonstrate that. The grounds
hard"
Sophomore biology homework
he said.
"What?"
you're talking like the profess
sor. You're a peculiar girl"
am the ruins Of what was a good
one"
Lets go to the club. We can dis
cuss your character all summer.
was eavesdropping on you and Bill
just now. Interesting - when the
female undertakes to become cad
Interesting-but unconvincing."
They went down the hillside.
Danielle made the call to the po'
lice, whom, she said, she knew. In
any event, when she asked fol
yves" she was put through. She
told the story tersely. When she
had finished she turned to Aggie
yves wants US to round up every
body we can here. He'll go up on
Garnet Knob with some men-and
then join us. III start by getting
Dad-and pick up anybody l can,
on the way"
They left the library. Aggie went
across to the desk. Through the
archway, he could see numerous
people in the dining room-families
who were eating at the club until
their kitchens were in working or
der-and individuals who used the
club dining facilities all summer.
He beckoned Jack from work. He
told him what he had found and
what had been done about it and
what the police had requested. He
kept his voice. low. Jack listened
with a blank, meaningless look. His
face perspired and he wiped the
back of his hand across it.
"All right" he said finally. "I1l
go into the dining room and make
an announcement. / don't know ex-
actly what Yves wants-but If he
said he wanted everybody-I'll have
everybody" He gazed for a mo-
ment at Aggie. WAS the old man
killed by accident-or on purpose,
do you think"
81 couldn't say"
Jacks jaw muscles set. 81 hope
it was on purpose!" he whispered.
81 hope he saw it coming-and was
Then he drew a
breath. I'm sorry. | hated Calder"
He shook himself. "Have to get in
to that old, soothing mood for the
You had the right
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1O:OO-Bill Stern and Paul White
man.
CBS-7:15-Sen. Geo. d. Aiken on
Breton Woods;
S:00-Henry Aldrich;
9:00-It Pays to be Ignorant:
10:00-Moore and Durante.
LU-S:00-Raymond Paige Con-
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S:30-This Is Your FBI:
10:00-Sammy Kaye Varieties:
11:30-Pages of Melody.
MBS-S: 30-Freedom of Opportun-
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10:00-Bout. Jake Lamotta vs..
Vic Dellicurti.
Saturday
NBC-1:00 p. m.--New series, Vet
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3:00--Chicago symphony;
430-Pres. Harold Dodds OF
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7:30-Robert @. Lewis Comedy;
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CBS-9:30 a. m.-Country Journal;
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Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

TODAY
NORMAL
500 p m--P Kappa Sigma party,
mWesleyan Guild Fun Night First Methodist Church
500 insignia Sigma Sigma party Charles McKenny Hail.
SATURDAY
Economics Cyb Aumnae luncheon, Wech Hall.
200 D. m--Thea Lambda Sigma party, Campus.
M Conference, Charles McKenny Hail.
$50 D. m-C.Y.F dinner Baptist Church.
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Houghton has been appointed dl-
rector OF health for Kalamazoo
County.
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FATALLY INJURED

Detroit Eight-year old Rose
mary Murphy OF southfeld Town
ship was fatally injured Thursday
when she was struck by a car while
riding q bicycle.