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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27

Nm 4. Smli i'm Glepelanb Stadium

8atriotiihcr ;soitarfSug, id6ne
J Muiif, SnSianertaee- -Nftion, gsatio-
nalta,se, froblifes @emeinoeiingen
l,no grobes 6elrerperf fiiat 0en Sin-
mel. Ties nuaht bas afte iGbrlihe
6reibeitstaafelt irei fir Sas 9llbli-
f,m i'm Glepelano Ml,nicipal Sta
Oi,lm am 4. Suli abenbs nit einem
Hrogunm bas apnl 8 llbrcr0fiuet
miro.
5aiillngsfraft oes Staoi,uls lit
10000 Mildner, jrurcn unS ain-
Der ,peroen 1ntergabrabt aui ser
Salis User sllerit fpnunt befonmt
5uerit Sit. @iIlinm 8mion &ois
mt Seremonienmeiiter uno ,piro sic
ial@erbalb Sabrbunoert Oeihibte
bon. Grpelauo perfiibrel,.' AitooIpb
9finglpaa birigiert 6as isreeoum Or
DIETER lrno sic 'Seauiesnteniul Mliit-
fapelle miro altdl 81, borem iein. Or.
Huiiel g. Mprgan, Iireftor. ser 0il,-
1T ser GlepelanSer Seifentliben
Sdlllen miro enen 1900 Sinqer
ltcrten Gbor oirigieren uno bas Yu-
blifllm fam iif 6cm Sinaen auob
nnihlieBem.
<Sieies fseit miro Dom vGonmt
nod Gleoelallo" -&pmitee, 1em Slo-
pertiIilg Club unh slnlerican 2eaion
Club nit George :. 9iibler, Gor-
liber, ,lnh Mid)ter Iranf ). Merrif.
ais SiliSooriiber, seforoert uuh
Wiirgermeiiter Sbonl. q. 9urte miro
cine fllr,c slniprabc balten. Ser
,Sabneneio miro bon lllritlo States
Mihter GInerib 9. 6reeo nit elmer
1900 itarfen 8ruppe Don Minnern
lmo 6rallen, oie ibre Glcpelano 81
ti5cn's Bureau 9iirgerred,ts-Gu
oollenoet babenL gegeben. lHoies
Gleapelano, Ger 8riinoer Ser Staot
Glepelano. miro ourh eilles ieiner
Gntelfinaer ser iiiniten Generation,
SRI. Wtargueritte Bacon pertretcu
iein.
acknowledgements lreroeu in
ibren &oitiimen auitreten, Oaru,ter
SltedenL llltearn Eolen, Gbineieu,
Slotsenier, Sfotten uilp. Sic Spa
nilhem &riegspeteranen, ioapie sic
Seteranen oes 1. llno 2. @eltfrieaeS
lperoen teilnebn1en unb es piro cine
10 @finuten Eauie semadt gum sln-
oenten an Die in &riesen geiuaenea
G11uelalnSer Sohne. l3,un Sblub
glbt es groBes Selteriperf. 2aoa &iml
lit Gireftor Oes ;sreibeitstaafellcs
una @iaiam s. sObm, Siliseiref
tor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27

Itiibung, Die Oie Negierung oen Grei-
niaigen lriibreno ibres 9ermins ai6t.
Gin arpoerer @runo bos Sic ae-
Delene,1 ,Sol6atem tpieber eintreten
lit, bab iie feine alei'ber su fouietl
braud,an llro fonnen ,peil Tie ,per1n
tie Dor oem 80. S,rni eintreten ibrelt
Stang, 0cn iie babell lpieber 5lrriif-
erbaltel,. Sic iparen gan5 erlta,,nt
ais iie aus scr slrrnee perablhieOei
puroen, oaB iie iiD nibt recbt fleIocp
tonnten ,lno iiber Ole 8rutoeiaen-
tllnlspreiie bei Saul ,mo in Mietc.
Mdrmmr, joic brei Sabre geOient
boben, erbalten pon ser &eaierung
bier Sabre irgeno cine llniperiitdt,
College nber Sefnide 'Sdutie 5,l
belllden fiir 4S Mouate uno be5abIt
oie Soften bis 5u 500 Collar uno
eil1e @apil;sung Don is bis 90 Col
lars fir 2ebensllnterbalt apGbrello
oas Shulbeilld)s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
Zinc Cigarette eeitet
50 piennie

Tralrtilrt a. 90. 9ie Gereiniguna
Der abafluarenbdnbler 8roBbeiiens
gibt Die neuen Yreiie mir 3auttua-
rem befannt. Sieie, 8erehnmsen iinb
ais allein rid,tlmggebeno an5l,ieben
oa arroere alngaben bieIer slrt, bic
gum Cell perofientlibt ap,lroen, 81
Srrtiinern bel Ger 8epolferuna ae-
iiibrt baben.
Ser Sertauispreis ser 3isaretten
bon bisber 4 8iennigen miro alli
Sruno Der Sabaflreuererbobuus 60
bis 20 Hfennige betragen. @1breno
Der Ereis bel 3isaretten gum Bis
bergen Nreis bon 5 Yiennisen et,pa
80 HIenniae betragen miro. Sigar-
rem gum bisberisen Yertauispreis
BON 10 Hfennig meroen fiinftig 10
Marf, ser Yreis ser 3O-Yiennig-S 81
garre $40 Marf betragen, ,pGhreno
cine 45-Yiennig- 3isarre uumnebr )
Warf foiten apiro. Ser Sabaf gum
gerfauispreis BON bisber 60 6fennia
pro Ydfd)en erb0bt iid aui etlua
10 Marf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27

lid)e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ourb
5uliibren, apie es Dies fiir sic SolOa-
ten in lleberiee tut. Tie einSige slus-
nabme fir sic 5rauen pon Soloaten
miro BEL beionoeren llnterbaltungs-
ubenoen gemadt lperoen. Sic founen
oann lire Gbemdnuer oils Udite IN
Die Motan arell5 &lllbs begleiten.
slnoere Hrogrannne oes Rotca
areu5es in alien @S-@emeinidniten
in lteberiee ihlieBen elm: &urie II,
Sausfranfenpilege, Grndbrllngsbe-
ratl.ng, grlte &ilie, Sllgenosruppen
oes Roten arep5ss, ,lip.
3ieies Brogramm auiro CUR 3eit
In europa ourdsefiibrt. Gs miro
nift eripartet, 0aB in 0eutitlano III
nGhiter 3eit cine sr0Bere slnaabl bon
Yerionen eintrefien ipiro, ober oas
Yrograntm oes slmerifaniihen &o-
ten arelues apuroe reht5eitig fir BIZ
crlte Bruppe ser Mmfonlnlinge be-
gonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27

b0ren.
Sbipobl oie San Carlo Opera 81.
in oieien &urs eingeihloiien lit, 10
biilt lie ood) ibr Spernfeit oru 49,,
19. ulto 20. Sftpber. glae oieie Gor-
ltelhungeu fituoen IN Ser Muiifballc
oes Yublic MuSitoriums am 3. Sf-
tober, t., Z. unb 8. Se3em6er, 13,
Ge5ember, %. Ssumrar unb 16. Sc
brnar unb 2. Mdr3 1947 itatt.
Sieie ltnter3eifner-G -Gintrittsturtan
fonuen bon q. 8ernuroi, 2S16 Cue
lis slpe., Glepelanb, bis 19. Septen,-
Der gefauft u'erDen unb oie &on5ert-
fartelt, iito IN 3apIors 1ifetofiice
am ulS nod oaln %. Septenlber 81
.baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
$entf,ser pcptKet,3ertcI
Werbem immrr beliebter.

.@enn lbas GleueIano CONNER Or
DIETER ,,nter 0eitlng bon 81. Sting
mall iein iiebentes &onsert Sams-
tag, sen 20. Ssl,ni, I'M Yublic Auoi-
torium sibt, miro Seius Maria SAT-
crona, sroBer au.o beriibnter Nia-
Nit, als Solotlt a,,ftreten. Gr hit ge-
biirtig aus Y,,erto Mico ,t,ro itllois:-
te Size &onierpatoricn Nelp Gnalan0,
0erlin une' Garis.
9r. &iuguau CAB iol9enbe Nlnl-
lnern betannt, sic 'Solnstag gelpielt
rucroen: gerli5 ~@afoa,p Marb"
@aguers S,tpertiire 5u 1annbdllier,
rS6uberts Mon,elr M,ficm go. 3"
y Iance Of tbe Sours" aus v2a 8io-
conoa" BON &ondyieai uno Sia,iiea
8ennet arrangiert. 8orpl &lrber-
Itein. 9ireftor oes Glepelano Snlti-
tl,te Of Nf,tiic, Miro am 3. Ss,lli oils
Soloiit o,ftretan. Somstag, Sen 6.
Sllli, miro 81 Gbren bon Sanas s.
Mosers ser Singers Gl,,b unc Sanet
Shl,nraber als Sopranilten oltftrc-
ten.
IieIe &on3erte aper0en jeSen W;tt-
ipof uno Samstag bon $50 llbr
aberbs ab gegeben ,,nb 5itets iino
at baden in Saplors Nreabe, $50
Guclio Moe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
Natienalc Ken3ert<Icrie,,
Re9inncn nGditen Serbit.

Cine Scric bon licben Spern-Gor-
lteaurgei, 9alets uuo &on5ertcn
BON ,Snternatiol1alen befamteu
&iinitlern lit arrangiert iporoers fiir
Wtllliflie6baber bon GleDclnlun l,1I
ltutgebltng iiir nad)item Serblt ,nS
S@interiaiion con @imoco 0crn-
erbi, Sem iuoblbefmlnten sSnlperiario
Ser feline aurie rNational Concert
Series" nennt.
Tie llntcrseidner- -Sifets fiir Sic
9tatioaEl &pnsert Scries bered)tiacll
oie &oil5crtbeilIer alle iieben mutt
faliidJen Iarbietllnsen 5ll ieben. eine
Ser iiinf Spcrn Ger Gan Carlo Spera
60, Salfel uno 8retel bon Der Gb:-
cago Gipic Opera Go, eine Ger brei
gallettbeatarS nj igp. ltuo Sdnger, ril
2icia sllbalJic, Charles Mllllnull
2arrp Moler luro SAUL Ireper 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
3,atUastS Ser,aft9 rctt
JmHcl, Int 4. >. 3ette
,reeet 8eierenis

5ronffurt a. M. Sfiiaiere ser ame.
rifaniiden Nilitirreaierung iastcr
in oen lettcn brei Monuten ieien III
gefdbr $4,000 Seimatloie in oi(
Sager DER amerifaniiben 8eiatungs.
sone in 0el,tid)lano bcfonunen. 9i(
Sffi5iere 5eigten lidb iebr bciorgt iibel
bie 3lnuaroerlng 5auienoer Suoel
llnb altoerer SIteuropGer in sic ane.
ritaniibe 8eiab,,ngssone. Sic tom.
men meiltens aus Solen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
Glepelon> Refrtatier,,t,0
$tatictt

Iallt Ncrid)t iinio Montag, oen %.
Sum-, 78 GlebelanScr IN Ger Glepe-
lano &etrl,tierllnesitation, 1868 Sn-
taria Strabe. Der slrlnee beisetreten
Die sroBte 3abl sic an einem Gag
eingetreten lit felt Gnoe oss &rieges
Die llrIad)e, sparlsm oieie il1nge,1
Minnar eintretehiit oie isrei College
Goucation unter Dent g. .-Seleb iiir
Nchte ser Iiberalen 6amilie,n,nter-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27

nerf,n9en raife 5llriidaueiiuns er-
fabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
SM>afrtcrifa tuiu tueiter,
SOO.OOO Ge,,ncit
Ecbeitsittittcl liefcrn

@aibi,tgton. Serbert &ooper, ser
bon Der &eiie nnh Siioamerifa gu
riidfebrte, fonnte berid)teln ooB lit)
bic Nabrungsmittellne in Scr @elt
gebeiert bat, apeil iiibamerifaniId,e
Sdnoer fir sic naditen fritiide1
Wonatc nod lrpitere 100000 Son-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
Das 6eitbilo i'm Spieeel
Der preile:


nGbriltian Sticnce Monitor" in
8olton nas ssolgenNe aus: gSer ee-
alaubt bat, Nab mlr oie Ssra,en Der
apeltltdpn Nelt oocr uur irartoliNe
1lno amerifaniid)e Yroou5enten ibrer
Meblgerii6eu erotii1e Naineu Der
leiben, lit nit ser rlliiiben gnt,pid
lung auf Oielem 6ebiet nitbt ali oen1
SuufenSen geblieben. @abreno oes
&rleges baben sic rllliii:en Yarfii-
merieu eincm Don ibucu brraeiteIltcn
Woblgerlld eiuen gtamelu ecgebel,,
ben man als ,1rtlilbe 9otid,ait uno
NaNnlns an ole Sauen su Sauic
aufialien fpnnte. y@arte aui MIDI"
luuroe bieies Garfitm gerarnt. Ssebt,
I'M irieoclL Iheint Ser Mf,ent lid,
mebr altf ctlpas proiaiIhere 9enen-
nungen 81 oerlegen. Die ruiiiihe!t
Narfiinerien prablen iest nit icge-
1rarnten Neutrality-suspicious.
fitr ibre iuoblriehenocu Sliiiiigteiten.
Mber Si,m ninOeltell bel elneu ne,lc:l
9tamen, Sen oic Mosfaucr Seriteller
einem neilen Earfiin gegebcn babcn.
ntaft> iib Elm Soupcon belnerfbar,
tuie i'm Earis luto 9telu Dorf ipiiu-
ihen SIS lit v9liibenoe Ukraine"
Sas lit et;raa nit einen lpirtlih rui-
iiIfen @erlld).
ssm @aibiugtou Star" lagt Gon-
italttlne groluL CAB meoer Serr
Nyrnes uoh ,Serr gepin glalttra,
cap HuDlanb ieiue groBe Wtilitur-
maht oaraIi perlpeuoen ipiiroe, iei-
nen politiiden uno territorialen Chr
get3 5u befrieoigen, baB ile yaber
0auerito onran eriunert luiir0en, Dob
HrblanN lln0 Die Srllppen iciner ga,
iallenItaaten abcr marId)icrcn unN
iid) inncrbalb BON eiu paar Sageu
6as ncblneu fonnten. mas ibnen BEL
ser sSrieoersfonierenS perlagt miro.
Sn ser r9telp Yorf Sines" aibt
Inne S'Sare 0tcGorlnid Ser sluiitht
Ausorud, oaB Ser 9arud -YIan oas
Gercien6t babe. Die 9llfnerfiamfcit
bon SEN Streitigfeiten, oie ,pc Grieg
flingeil, ab- llnb uuf Die Nflttel gu
sllenfen, Die Den SrIeOen llheru
fonuen, luoourd oie 8eoanten Ser
Solfer uno HegierllMgen pom Nesa-
tiuen sum- Eoiitiuen bel ser gebano-
hung ser Sidlerbeitsfrage gemauot
neroen, pon alten lnO perlpaidNnen
Soeen iiber itrategiIbe 8ren5eu, lrnS
Otad)teinfliiie 5u sluifaiillnseu, sic
anebr Ser Hatur Der @elt. in Ser mir
r,ha,, o,,t,nro.4,.. w,nuS,,,,.,,,t.,
S. o,.,.,.a,, -: s.: -: s,,,...g r,.s,
De SoiuIetregierung.
>s rsu:r,n o.
,s.,n,t 49,, ~, ,,n,s: e,:h 49,
a,,.;4;,>o .I., =: o.-a,.>
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60 s,s. m.,.,,as ..
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s,;,,
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men an 3erealien ,ttb Bobpert our
@erfiigung eeltellt baben. slud1 iei %
nidt a,,sgeidloiien, oaB srgentinien
nod nrebr beiiteltern miro.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04

proach" to all international prob
lens aud conflicts expected to face
the organization in Its efforts to
build lasting peace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04

pling strike Saturday to enforce de.
mands for recognition OF nitrate
unions and the formation OF farm
worker unIons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
The Birthday Murder

And 1 think I'm going to fall over. "
He came toward her. His voice
was soothing. "Tll give you a seda-
tive, and then you'd better lie down
for a while" His hand took her
forearm. impersonally gentle. He
turned her around, led her down
the hall outside Albert's room.
They passed the bathroom and
turned into Victorias den, beyond
which her big bedroom lay, dishev-
eled from the night
NO" said Victoria, stopping in
her tracks. II don't want to go to
bed"
His voice was still soothing.
Best place in the world to get over
a shock"
Ne! The police will want TO
question me. 1 don't want to be
questioned in bed"
With no word, he turned and
walked her down the hall that led
to the dining room. please don't
hang onto me-" she snapped. I'll
be all right"
After a moments hesitation his
hand left her arm. She went into
the dining room and marched stifiy
past the long table now bare and
cleaning in the morning light. The
cerise bougainvillea that had
graced the dinner table the night
before we're now wilted in their
white bowl. She heard the swift
sound Of diallng, and then DR.. NAH
ler's low voice, speaking in the hall
behind her. She could not seem to
concentrate on his words.
She lay down on the sofa In the
living room, closing her eyes
against The muffied glare that beat
against the orange curtains Of the
big window behind It. Her foot
touched something and she saw II
WAS the script Of the movie adap-
tation Of Ina Hart" still lying as
she had left II the day before. She
made an impatient movement with
her foot and the manuscript struck
the big brown tiles Of the floor with
muffied thud.
She heard footsteps coming to-
ward her and opened her eyes. DR..
Mailer was passing the dining
room table. A glass OF water was
In one hand. He sat down on the
edge Of the sofa and held II out to
her. On the broad palm of the other
hand was a small white capsule.
The pores Of his unfamiliarly grave
face were very large. as though
down the years his usually ebul-
lient spirits had slowly expanded
the skin. Victoria propped herself
up on one elbow. obediently took
the pill from his one hand. the glass
Of water from the other. The excess
sive dryness Of her throat, which
she had not noticed before. made
her choke a little. DR.. Mailer pat
ted her three times on the back and
took the glass from her. She lay
down nervelessly and closed her
eyes.
when you wake up, the police
will probably be here. I've tele-
phoned them. am going TO call
your servant. and I think I'll call
Mrs. SAKE, too, and have her rally
around"
"Oh. Lord. not Bernice. said
Victoria, impatiently. She's got
her own troubles"
But no trouble to compare with
this" said DR.. Mailer.
Was il food poisoning?" Vic
toria asked. "Botulism d? The stuff
you get from eating toadstools
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CHAPTER TWELVE

DR.. AHLER Strengthened
slowly and stood looking down at
Albert's body. Victoria watched
him from the doorway, holding the
edge OF the door frame for support.
DR.. Mailer rubbed his wide hands
together with a dry, sliding sound.
The room was very still. The cheer
full yellow curtains at the south
window stirred and let in a swift
bar Of sunlight which touched the
dead mans dark, shining hair be-
for the curtain fell into place.
Or. Mailer turned toward Vic
toria- His broad face, a little like a
personable Eskimo's, was startling
ly grave without the wide smile II
usually wore. Hes been poisoned"
he said quietly. "Tl have to tele-
phone the police, Victoria"
She heard her own voice, shrill
and strained. II don't understand
this. don't understand 1t at all.
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Wings
At III, Ann Arbor AIrport

Al the Ann Arbor Airport
Mr.. and Mira. Robert Young, Ann
Arbor, flew to St. Petersburg. Fla,
for a ten days vacation. Snow
storms enroute made Il necessary
for them TO land on three occas-
ions.
Leonard Light University OF
Michigan student and member OF
the Gridley Sky club, made his
first solo flight this week, His
instructor was Bud Baer.
The Gridley Flying Service has
been appointed dealer for Contin-
entail Motors as well as a repair
station for aircraft.
Richard H. Bills, Photographic
engineer for Electronic Products.
Dexter, is a new student at the
Gridley Flying Service and a mem.
Der OF the Sky Club.
Mrs. Frank MacGilliVray, who
flew to Florida last week TO visit
her brother, 1t. Commander Guy
Reem, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla, re-
turned home by train with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Young.
Flight Officer Wendell Werten-
berger. OF the Army Air Corps, Is
spending his Through visiting
friends and relatives in Ypsilanti.
Flight Oficer Wertenberger files
with the Air Transport Command
and for the time being Is stationed
In Africa.
Three Army planes few in to
the Ann Arbor Airport friday from
Maxwell Field, Alabama, and left
for their base Saturday afternoon.
William Griss. who recently re-
ceived his private license. few to
Toledo Friday to visit his family.
Professor NJ. L. Byrn made a
business flight to Cleveland Fri.
day and returned Sunday noon.
Major Melvin Beebe, Group com.
mander OF Civil Air Patrol, Adrian,
was a visitor at the Gridley Flying
Service during the lst week. Flu
ture plans for the Civil Air Pa
troll were discussed, and a group
meeting for officers will be called
In the near future.
William Carr. chief engineer at
Electronic Products. Dexter, and
Bud.Baer new TO Roseville Airport,
Roseville, Sunday morning.
Heavy snow storms over Pitts
burgb. Pa. made II necessary for
Joseph Thompson and Robert
Howse to circle for out an hour
before landing at Allegheny Airport
Saturday. When Messrs. Howse
and Thompson left Ann Arbor Sat
urday in their twin-englne plane
the weather locally was very clear
though windy. and the weather be.
came progressively worse as they
neared Pittsburgh. A full compile
ment OF Instruments and radio
equipment enabled them to con.
tinue their flight
DR.. c. N. Dixon. Ann Arbor. and
Earl Duffy, Ypsilanti, few TO Ad-
rian Sunday.
The No. hangar az the Ann
Arbo, Airport has been acquired
by the Gridley Flying Service for
the storage OF airplanes. This
hangar will house nine planes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
SYNOPSIS

S1NOFSLS
Victoria Jason, ~ and . successful
AuthoF, found . greater eontentment In
her recent marriage to kindly Albert
HIms, director Of Class b Alms In
Hollywood, than she had ever known
with her husband, SawR HArriss. whom
she had divorced ten years before.
Eyes In such trivial matters As Thurs
day, the maids day OF, Albert yielded
to her preference, and endured the
heated ever casserole which Hazel al
ways prepared for Thursdays dinner
before she left. VietoriA's best-sellor,
Tina Hart'-ths story Of . murderess-
was about to 20 Lato production. Albert
had recommended MORA Hastings, at
.traetivs inEenus, for the lead, but Vic
toria bluntly tells her she IL too mex
perienced. Shortly after MOlKA left,
VictoriA's friend, Bernics SAKE, arrived
with . serious marital problem. Walter,
her husband, had discovered . letter
and threatens TO divorce her. She 10 In
furiated when Victoria advises her 10
give stsn mp, but before departing,
aKrees to follow her advice. Victoria,
busy preparing dinner for herself and
Albert, makes . mental note to seold
Hazel whea she ands the supply Of
coffee on hand will make but three cups.
Her third visitor was Sawn Msrriss,
whom she had not seen since their d.
vOrce, and the sight Of him standing
in her doorway brought back . food Of
bitter memories. After his play-boy pro-
pensitles had broken mp their marriage,
he had gone abroad 10 live and had re-
Gently returned TO become q captain In
the Army. Unaware Of VlctoriA's re-
marriage, he drinks . toast to their re-
unlon, then takes her In his arms. Vie
torls anErily denounees him before tell
ing him Of her marriage 20 Albert.
Later, when she leaves to pick up Al
bert. whose car has broken down, Saws
maiiciousiy snnsunees his intention Of
ever, when they return, sawn is gone
having first helped himself 10 . cup Of
her precious coffee, Victoria notes with
dismay. Now Albert could not have his
usual two cups. They dlned lelsurely,
and Victoria had just poured their eef-
fee, when Bernioe phoned. When she re-
turned TO the table Albert was frown-
ing at his empty cup. The telephone
rang again, and this time Albert an
swered II. During his absence Victoria,
obsyinE . generous impulse, switched
her untouched coffee over TO Albert's
place. Later, when they retired 10 their
separate rooms, . noisy house party
next door made II necessary for We
toris to take . sleeping pill. The fol-
lowing morning Victoria hnds Albert
lying dead on the floor Of his room.
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Or. Mailer hesitated, and she
opened her eyes just as his mouth
moved in answer. Il don't know
what poison
Victoria closed her eyes again.
There was a silence, and it seemed
to her that DR.. Mahler's eyes were
going over her face carefully and
coolly. Then he moved abruptly, the
divan stirring under her in response
to his action. She opened her eyes
and saw that his thick body was
bending forward. He picked some
thing up from the floor 1t was the
script Of Ina Hart" He sat hold
ing it in one hand, looking down at
it curiously. Then he put 1t on the
coffee table and stood up. His eyes
were still on it as he rose.
When he saw Victoria watching
him, he ierked his head toward the
manuscript. Funny" he said.
Yes. It's funny" she echoed
She knew what he was thinking.
That Ina Hart had poisoned her
husband. She knew he was remem-
bering the afternoon a year before
when she had sat in his office, por-
ing over a thick book about poi
sons--their availability, their dead
illness.
He looked at his wrist watch
with a stiff motion that seemed
forced. Il have to go. I have call
to make at nine-thirty." He looked
at her with professional concern.
Don't fight It. When you get
drowsy, let yourself drop of to
sleep. You'll feel lot better, a lot
clearer when you wake up"
"All right" said Victoria.
whats Hazels phone number? ,"
IT'S in the green book by the
phone"
rs Mrs. saxe's there, too?"
"Yes."
Watching his broad dark back
go Flooding down the narrow din
ing room, Victoria suddenly won
dered IL he had gone to the kitchen
for the glass Of water with which
she had taken the pill. And IL he
had, whether he had seen that one
Of the row Of green canisters near
the sink had on its side a red-edged
label on which Hazel had printed
in large capitals the words ANT
POISON"
1t was with ant poison that Ina
Hart had killed her husband.
Victoria lay wide awake, doubt
ing that the sedative he had given
her would work. While she lay
there she looked about the room.
On the wall opposite the sofa the
three tin masks stared down. Their
smooth convex surfaces held light
coldly In the dimmed room. The
central one had a feather head
dress, feathers made OF tin. The
other two were smaller and had
less ornate headdresses. The
mouths were crescent shaped: two
turned up, one turned down. All
the eyes were narrow, slanted and
pointed at either end. Through the
Sits that were the eyes the blank
wall showed
DR.. Mailer returned from the
telephone and sat heavily in the
chair below the masks.
You needn't wait; Ill be all
right"
IN wait until Hazel comes" he
said.
The last thing she saw before
stupor took her was his broad,
sober face, watching her.
(To Be COntinued)
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