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Evening star., 1950-04-08
IPrefabricated Home
Institute 10 Hear
Government Officials

Senator Bricker. Republican, of
Ohio, viii be one Of a number Of
Government figures scheduled to
address the seventh annual two
day meeting of the Prefabricated
Home Manufacturers Institute
opening Monday at Cincinnati.
Thirty leading home manufac-
turing firms will be represented
at the sessions, Harry H. Steidle.
institute manager who has his Of
fees here, said today.
Other speakers scheduled to ad-
dress the Monday sessions include
Herbert U. Nelson. executive vice
president, National Association of
Real Estate Boards; DR.. Harold
H. Maynard Of Ohio State Uni
versity; Asa B. Groves Of the
Veterans Administration: c. o.
Christensen Of the Federal Hous-
ing Administration. and Frederick
M. Babcock, Washington housing
consultant.
Hart Anderson of Minneapolis
will preside. The opening session
will take up the Federal Gov
ernment's home financing pro-
grams. Mr.. Groves, VA appraisal
division chief. will talk on the GII
home loan program. Participating
in a discussion on "Standardiza-
tion of FILA Construction Re-
quirements" will be Mr.. Christen-
son, chief of FHA's property re-
quirement section: William B. F.
Hall of Fort Wayne. Ind. and
Robert E. OFT of Port Washington,
Wise.
"Prefabrication and the Real
tor" will be discussed by Mr.. Mel
son. DR.. Maynard. professor of
marketing at Ohio State Univer-
sity. will speak on Selling in the
Competitive Fifties." Mr.. Bab-
cock, q former FHA assistant ad-
ministrator. will discuss "Prefab-
rication's Place in the Housing
Picture"
Evening star., 1950-04-08

one 1-story brick and cinder-
block dwelling. 5166 Thirty fourth
street NV, to cost $4,000.
Arnold Pepper, owner and
builder. 4406 Forty eighth street
NV; William H. Shoemaker,
architect, 1929 Vermont avenue
NV; to erect one 1-story brick
and cinder-block dwelling, 45O5
Salem lane NV; to cost $11 900.
Delano District Corp, owner,
1929 Vermont avenue NV; Aldon
Construction Co., builder, 1929
Evening star., 1950-04-08

Vermont avenue NV: Leon
Brown, architect, 1929 Vermont
avenue N. w.; to erect eight l.
story brick and veneer dwellings,
1301-29 Whittier street NV; to
cost $4,000 each.
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Filipino Lumber Output Rises

In 1949 the, Philippines pro-
duced 493 million board feet of
lumber. This compared with 1924
million feet the previous year.
Evening star., 1950-04-08


is q S a
development The William
n is Of firm is
taryrea
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-02

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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Commune hTl0N
To the Editor:

To the Editor.
Sportsmanship is taught to, small
boys and is respected by all men.
When three businessmen go out and
shoot the day before the season and
are brazen enough to return two
hours after shooting time with their
limits, they are not the type OF
people with whom you and l should
do business.
These three men thought they
were smart. They did not consider
the party that chartered a boat and
spent their hard-earned money to
be on time for the opening of the
season. Every one of us does bust
ness with these three men. They
appreciate our business but would
cheat us of our recreation. Maybe
we do not have to do business with
these men.
The reason my name is not signed
to this. editorial is that if signed
my name I would have to give theirs
If the case were to be fought, 1t
might break someone. This is just a
sad story.
Name withheld by requesD
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-02

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON-
GREss OF AUGUST "a, 1912, AS
AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH
3, 1888, AND JULY 2, 1916 tTitle So
United states Code, Section 1881
OF The Daily Alaska Empire, published
daily except Sunday at Juneau, Alaska,
for September. 1850
u The names and addresses of the pub
Usher. editor. managing editor, and bust
ness managers are: Publisher, Empire
Printing Company, Juneau, Alaska; Editor,
Mrs Helen T. Monsen, Juneau Alaska;
Managing editor Elmer A. Friend, Juneau
Alaska; Business manager, Alfred L.
Zenger, Sr., Juneau, Alaska.
q The owner is: If owned by COR
poration, its name and address must be
stated and also Immediately hereunder
the names and addresses OF stockholders
owning or holding percent or more OF
total amount of stock If not owned by a
corporation, the names and addresses of
the individual owners must be given If
owned by a partnership or other unin-
corporated firm, its name and address,
as well as that Of each individual mem
Der, must be given) Mrs Helen 7. Mon
sen, Juneau, Alaska Mrs. Dorothy T.
Lingo. Anchorage, Alaska.
g. The known bondholders, mortgagees.
ana other security holders owning or hold
ing l percent or more of total amount OF
None.
4. Paragraphs and 3 include, in cases
where the stockholders or security holder
appears upon the books Of the company as
trustee or in any other fiduciary relation,
the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is acting; also the
statements in the two paragraphs snow
the atlantis full knowledge and belief as
to the circumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security holders
who do not appear upon the books oil the
company as trustees, hold stock and secu-
rites in a capacity other than that OF
bona fide owner.
S. The average number OF copies OF
zach issue of this publication sold or
distributed, through the mails or other
wise, to paid subscribers during the z
months preceding the date shown ABOVE
was: 3775. ,.x,ez,r
Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me TINS
2nd day of october. 1850.
(SEAL) ELMER "A. rNi I'VE 49,
Notary Public-Territory OF Alaska,
NV commission expires May TO- 1888
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TUESDAY MORNING And
AFTERNOON


AFTERNOON
Sign Oh.
7:00-Dunking with Druxman.
7:05-Local Weather.
7:3O-News Summary
S:00-Morning Thought.
8:10-Headline News.
8:20-Morning Thought
Weather report.
3:00-Music for the Missus.
Weather report.
9:35-Trio Time.
9:45-YOU AND SPREADING
DEMOCRAS-CBS.
10:00-News.
10:05-Milady's Memo
l0:30-Thru Listening Glass.
II Transcribed Music.
1:30-CHICAGOAN-CBS.
11:45-Singers of Songs.
l1:55-Weather report.
12:00-Pipes of Melody.
12:15-News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
12:45-PLAYBOYS-NBC.
Symphony Hall.
2:30-JAN GARBER-CBS.
3:oO-PUBLIC AFFAIRS-NBC.
3:15-Bing Sings.
3::30-Parade of Hits.
4:30-AMERICAN FORUM OF
AIR NBC.
5:0O-RESAURANTE DEL
PASEO-NBC.
5:30-Viking Varieties.
5:45-Snake Pit Show.
All programs subject to chanf
Tue to conditions beyond our co,
.rol.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to ST. AIMS hospital
over the weekend we're: Michael
Ricke, Mrs. D. L. Nash, Gilbert Mills,
H. B. Ashley.
Dismissed: Henry Brouillette,
Steve Stansworth, Nick Giatros,
and Mrs. Petersen.
Patricia Scott of Juneau was ad-
mitted to the Government hospital
and Jim Brown of Angoon was dis
missed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-02
Special Services
viii Be Held Tonight
al Bethel Tabernacle

There will be a special service at
Bethel Tabernacle, 4th and Franklin
Streets. at 800 o'clock tonight. The
speaker will be Rev. Dean Vermh-
lion. Chaplain, US. Army, World
War II, who served 40 months with
the goth Division in Europe, veteran
of D-Day and the Battle OF the
Bulge.
He will be assisted by the Rev.
Lester Moore, former puslnessiiiali
of Portland, Oregon. Mr.. Moore Is
now manager of the Jennings Lodge
Assembly Grounds, and is also
pastor of the Laurel EvangeilcGl
Church at Hillsboro, Oregon.
An invitation is extended 10 an
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RADIO LOG
Rim z
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
CBS-NBC
DIAL 1460-JUNEAu


DIAL 1460-JUNEAu
MONDAY EVENING
6:00-News.
6:15-PLAYBOYS-NBC.
6:20-Dinner Music.
Billboard II Air.
6.45-Local News.
7:00-HOLLYWOOD THEATRE
CHS.
7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY CHS
GODFATHER KNOWS BEST
NBC.
-ESCAPE-CBS
9:00-Alaska News.
9:15-Cote Glee Club.
9:30-CANDY MATSON-NBC.
l0:00-News.
10:15-Sports Roundup.
10 :30-Forecasts.
lO:35-Sign Off.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-02

Vote at the City Election IueS'
day for Dewey Baker for cirec'oi
School Board.-Adv.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
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Old-fashioned, non -ammoniated tooth
pastes do not contain the specific active
ingredient to fight acid forming bacteria.
You may brush away food particles and
surface stains-but you don't get the
longer lasting, more effective action of the
all-important ammonium ion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

nen ibren Mitglieoitaoten feinen wirf.
iamen S6ut 81 eetpabren, bann miro
tbr 9eIteben logar nod erbebli6 fir.
ger letn, als oas Der ebenaligen Sea,
que Of Hations.
0aran pernag au6 ser itarf nod
Iints neigenoe @eneralIefretdr Sic
nihts 5u anoern, Der iest BON neuem
nod Wtosfou Dallfabrten mill, I'M
Stalin giitlt6 5u5ureoen, oomit yfub-
lambs Hiidfebr in ben Golterbuno nit
etnem &ompromiB arf Soften Gbinos
erfauI it Derben fam. Die 8ereinigten
Staaten nitBten aber bon allen guten
8elltern oerlaiien lein, Dollten iie iit
ouf ein loldes &onpromiB einlniien.
0enn 5apeifello5 beoeutete oas - bon
allen iittli6en grtpGgungen obge,
leben - II. a. Oie Breisgabe 6ormo.
JOS. Wttt &orea, ou6 tpenn Die allgells
blidlihe &riie npbmals iiberpunoen
Deroen ioate. iteter georobung our6
Die Hullen ausgeiett, uno Sprnoiu in
ben Sanoen oes rotten Chino - oa
fonnten mir 9eraoe5u gleid aud) Die
Fblllpplncn nlslleternl
Gpn pcl6em 8eii6tspunft man Die
Soge bctrad)tcn mag - Die 3ufllnft
Der Gcrclntcn 9tutioncn III nid,t per-
bcibunQsuoQ.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

8us gelbeben ipu uno mas &C.
ibeben miro, Denn Die foreaniiben
aommuniiten i'm Gertrouen auf HuB.
lano Die 5orOeru1g Der Gereinter
gsationen ienorieren, ldBt li6 ibmer
iagen. Die @etubr milltGrii6er Ser,
widlungen lit nibt ausgeihloien,
mem es HuBlano ouf eiuen offenen
aonflitt antommen luiien min. @ir
glallben ober INNER nod, baB Gub,
Iano einen arieg nibt piinitbt, 10.
lange es nit ben bisber befolgten Wte.
tbooen obne groBes 9tiiitp ieinen @il,
len 5u erprelien pcrmo9. Gie Ger.
elltlgten Stoaten unO Der @elten iin>
auf einen &rieg, oeiien ,Solgen gang
nnberebeltbar Daren, burbaus nit1
erpiht. IS mag oarl1n 81 lange lidJ
bin5lebenOen Serbanolllngen trmn1en
Germogen aber Die Gereinter Natio-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01
z1ut1ltrrn KrtrD mn Irtphr1

eincn nod ldlimmeren Sprannen be-
ltelt babeu, als es ielbit Elm Sitter &C.
neIen lit. Ger Gdmon, Der BON Der
Belt 8eiis ergriffen bot, ieitoem iid)
Die menIbli6e @eleaihoft in iteieen.
Dem Iros allfgelebnt bot geeen @ott
uno Sem @ebot, lit nift iibernunoen.
Gie Genolution bolt nod ibren I'm,
5ltg, uno fein Sterbliber perrnag gu
logeu, mann oie Golfer tpieoer 5ur
Hube fontmen meroen uno tpelbe gr.
lditterllngen uno Serbeerungen nod
glos greifen lperoeu, bepor bas ge.
ihiebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01
Die ipsialc Srase

Dab oie 2olung oer ungebeuren,
plelgcltaltigen, nibt auein politil6el1
uno tuirtihaftliben, ionbern aub reli.
giolen uno iittliben Yrobleme nibt 5l1
crrei6cn lit burb 5iuan5= uno 8irt-
lfaftsplane, ourd politil6e unD milf
tarilfe aaian5ell, oas baben Die les.
ten Sabre nit aa ibren 3onteren5en
uno periu6ten &ompromiiien our Sc,
niige belpieien. Aa Die internotioualcn
geitrebungen befaBten ii6 eben nut
nit Teilerlbeinllngen Der groBen
io5ialen 5rase, oeren ollumfolIenoe
@roBe uno 8eoeutung Die YapIte Der
Stride Ihon ieit pielen Sobr5ebntef1
oargelegt baben. gs gebt nidt mebr
Ilinl politilde @ren5en 11no tpirt jbofts.
politilde auseleidrngen 5lpiiben oer
Staateu, nidt alm &olonien llno an.
oere anipriibe. Sir iolfe uno 1bn,
libe &onflifte ldbt ii6 elm &ompro,
lnib finoen, oos slnforoerungeu
nenigitens 5eittpeilig 5ufrieoeni tellt
9eute lteben mir por Der Satia6e, oaf
Der gun5e 8eienibaftsforper in al
leinen Seilen erfralrft lit. gs ltno ia
nidt allein oie 8e5iebu,tgen pon
Staat gu Staot, bon GoIf gu Golf
Don Sentiment 5u Sentiment, Oie er.
l6iittert ltnb unb ein frieolihes gu.
lammeuleben fortgeiett fpmpli5ierer
|uno eribperen. gbenio 1pie I'M inter.
nntio,lalen Qeben iinb Die 8eaiebun.
gen inn natioflalen 2eben, BON @eien.
| i6aftsididt 5u 8eielli6aftsidibt, por
Wenid at Menib IN 8ertpirritng ge.
raten, lttb Der gin5elnenih bot piel.
fuh Infer uno Steuer perloren, ba er
iid) bon Der gottlib getpollten Orb,
nnng geloit bat.
@enn mir nns entlesen iiber oie
ibeinbare Iuslihtsloiigfeit friebliber
8eitrcbungen I'M golferlebe1, iiber.
ieben mir bie 5riebloitefeit lelbit i'm
engltcn 8e5irf Der menlbIiben @eieu=
Ibaft. in Der 5amilie, ipie lie 1,ns tag=
tGglib in 3eitllnesberibten geraoe5u
eribiitterno entgeeentritt; iiberIeben
mir Die Salt= r,no 3ielloiiefeit 10
|bteler Meniben in unier ouer Tint
|gebung Die iiber Den Sinn bes 3a-
ieins gegriffe baben, Ole perniinftiger
Welen unpiiroig iino - in oieiem ee-
prieIenen 3eitalter, oas li6 gebGroet,
als babe es oie meniblide @iiroe ent-
oedt, tpie man Die 5unftionen elmer
ldeinbur nebeniiibliden Griiie 5ent-
oedt. Cine innerlib 10 5erriiieneI 8e=
leaibaft oarf iib nidt apunbern, penn
tie Die Brobleme Ser 3eit nid)t 5u n1ei-
itern peritebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01
8dibinstoner 3uiidcnipiel

@eraoe oarum pndt uns inme,
mieber Der 8rimrn menn Staotsm41.
ner = ooer mas man 10 nennt = mil
lelbit5ufrieoener Miene nab ieoen
i6einbaren grfole ibrer politii6er
Gbarlutanerie alrf bic @eltbiibne tire.
ten, Inn Die itaunenoe 8etpunoerunQ
ibrer Witmeniben bulbpon in GIMP.
fang 5u nebmen uno ii6 5ll gebGroen
dls bdtten iie 6as @ebeinlnis unb
Intiierum Der urlaben Der 5ieber,
lbauern entoedt, tpelde Die @eien.
ihaft unierer Gage our6ldItteln.
Wir baben in ben letten flint Sabren
internationale 3uiammenfiinfte alno
aonferen5en Die idnere Menge erlebt
lno ieoesmal gab es Baraoeborltel-
lungen Der fiibrenoen Staas1n1nner
nit 8litaufnabmen fiir oas &ino uno
photographer all Ser ldbelnoen @e-
li6ter fir oie Breiie. l1no ipenn oann
Der gan5e 3auber Dorbei mar, seigte
ii6 alsbalo, oab tpieber MIR elm @ino-
ei, ELM 81 obne 3otter, gelegt fporoen
mar. Vfan fonnte eintpenben Elm
Winoei Jet inuner nod beiier, uls mas
IN Seberan, sSsalta nno Botsoam pro-
ou5iert 1Duroe. Mber oas lit elm un-
5nreidenber Croft.
Seitoem so. 5human nit leinen
Wirtldaftsplan, Ser iid tpobl gum
groBen guropapIan nod Mrt apofrp-
pben .Deliein" Seinrid) ". ent-
nifeln fou, Die Barrier ilnb 2onooner
&onferet5 rettete, reoete man in $50
lbinston iebr 5llberiihtlih. Nr1iioent
Srnman re6ete nod optimiitiiher als
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01
Die srpke geididtlide 8enbe

IS mar cine Der groBten 1raeobien
Der Beltgeihihte, bob lib @eIteuropo
u1tb Die 8ereinigten Staaten ourb Ole
BeltInge ge5tpungen laben, nit Der
balbaiiatiiben Moht uno Dem Som.
mitnislnus gemeiniame Sa6e 5u ma,
den gegen Elm altes uno tros Der
tpabniinnigen tSitlersgpilooe in lei
mem int1erlten @eien 9riltli6es &ul-
turpolf. Das 8erbdngnis beitebt ni6t
10 iebr oarin, baB elm INN Die gnttpid-
lung Der &llltur 10 bobperoientes
8olf NIT Der fiirbterliben 8ertpii-
itnng ieiner 5tdbte beitraft, in bas
gleno geitiir5t uno tief gebelriitigt
1puroe. Dos par ibm uno anberen
groBen 86lfern inn 2aufe Der @e-
lhidte mebr uls einmal geideben,
1lnb aus ben Nuinen bliibte neues
2eben. Die @r0Be Ser &ataItropbe
aber, Die fih in ben letten 5ipolf Sab
rem ooll5og, ldBt fid erit beute einieer-
maBen ermeiien in ser Giifi6au auf
bas Die @elt erfiillenoe namenloIe
nnbeI 1lnb bel Ser 8etrabtung bes
@ebrauds, ben MuBlano gum edo
ben Der iibrigen Welt bon Dem Siege
genrudt bat lnb nod mabt, ben ibm
Mmerifa ln6 Die Gambler 6es tpeIt-
lihen europa erringen baIfen. Dus
Grgebnis bes furbfbnren aneiten
Beltfrieges tit, oaB iid Die goIfer
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8ltno boptottiert, bielt iit fern uno
erflart iett, Die IN ieiner abipeienbeit
angenommene gntiblieBung iiber
Scored lei 1lnsiiltig. llnier Sbiisling,
rVfori6au" Sitos Sugoilo1pien, emit
bielt ii6 be5eibnenoermeiie Der
tStimmabgabe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01
Der 5ieaer i'm sueiten 8eltfries

geeun Sabre tpar es Ieste @ode,
baB Sttler, BON Der 8iinonis- uno
Sbaberpolitif nit 'Stalin 5u Dem
Rrogranlm 5uriidfebreno, tpie es
rWeein @unpt" nit brutaler Sffens
belt bargelegt 1atte, in GuBlanb ein'
fiel.
gs par elm nbenteuerliber, Don un-
begren5tem @r0Bentpabn eingeeebener
gntldlnb, BON oeilen 8elingen aud)
ser nit Ser 8eldidte Der &riege eini.
sermaBen oertralte Sale in militdris
id)en Dineen ibiper 5u iiberaeugen
mar. Die groBen grfolge in ben erlten
Boheu oes ruiiiiden 5elb5uges idie'
men unerbings iol6e 3peifel ar tpioer.
lesen. Mls dber Der Serbit ms 2ano
-5og, obne baB ausihlaggebenoe gnt-
Ibeioungen gefolen tpuren gang
Si1 ihpeigen bon einer 5erihmettern.
Den gheoerlage narf ben eriten Sieb"
Die Sitler 10 oft als bas Weien oes
entldeioenoen militdriicben Sieges be.
5eihnet botte =, 5eigte es iid mil
ieoem Gag oeutliber, oaB Die DeiB.
ahtung Der alten @arnungen eegen
einen 3apiefrontenfrieg 9eutidIanos
oe,n vgroBten tStaatsmann uno Stra.
teeen auer 3eiten" gum Gerbangnis
eereihen tpiirbe. Ser fllr6tbare
&riegsapinter in EuBlano, Die Ser.
3ettelung Der oeuti ihen militdriihen
Starfe in ben @eiten &uBlanos Bis
gum &aufaius, Die a1ngebeuren Ser.
hlite an MannIhaften unb Muterial.
snIest Die @otoltropbe BON Stalingrab
beiiegelten DeutI6la1os S6idlal.
gs lit ielbltperitanblib ldberlihe
8eidihtsnitterei, ipenn Die Nulien.
tpie iie es leste @ohe tpieoer taten,
beboupten, tie alein batten 0eutib'
lano 5u Boben gerungen. Ser flag.
Iihe Berlauf bes ruliiiden Ingriffs.
frieges geget 5innlano uno Die ihpe.
rem Nieoer1agen Der Huilen in Der,
eriten Morlatefl. llno ielbit in ipateren
9boien Des Rrieges nit Geutihlanh
oifeubarten Die baflolige llnterlegen.
belt RuBlonos. 3aB iid) oas Oitreid
aus Der idpperen &utaltropbe 5ll ret.
ten permofte, bat es ni6t allein iei-
men eigenen beoeutenoen 2eiitllngen
3u oanfelt. ioroern Dor auem Sen Ser.
einigtelt Stnaten, Die ibm als rArie.
mol Der Delnofrotie" 5un19lt Die Sort,
ietung oes Samples ernloglidten uno
lpdter i'm 8erein NIT gnglanb unb
Sranfreih orrrb Die 3neite 5ront, in
Afrifa ain6 Stalien, llno sulett burd)
Die britteSront, Die iid BON ser 4anal-
fiiite on ben Mein uno Biz nah Bob
men tpdl5te, Die beutibe @ebrmabt
aerniirben uno 5iilett 5erbreben bal.
fen. @s ldBt iih nidt pro5enttpeile feit-
ltelen, lpie groB Der Mnteil Mmertfas,
gnglanbs uno 1ranfrei6s unb Der
fleinen Weititaaten an Ser uebertpin,
oung Denti6lanbs geipeien lit. Iber
nur ons ourb Die ipeltliben Siege uno
Die pbantaltiihen 3ugeitanbniiie Goo-
lepelts llno Gburhias our iiberrasen-
ben @eltmudt gelporbene itaIiniiti-
ibe &ublano tpagt gu beba1pten, bob
es aus eigener &raft Deutlblnnb
nieoergerllngen babe. Dime Die Ser
iorgu1tg mit &riegsgerdt BON Anfang
an uno bic 5lpberiidtli6 er1partete
uno ihon inn 5tpeiten raaiiiihen ariegs>
iabre in groB5iigiger Weiie einiesenoe
militdriId}e 9ilfe oes WeItens tpdre
HnBlano perloren geiuelen.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
BY SAX ROHMER
Illustrated by Walter M. Baun'hcfer


The fact that Maeen passenger on the Aonia had
helped him to make this one.
seemed oddly like fate He wondered at last he had met
'he woman" Certainly, that flushed piquant face all too
often got between him and his job But the job what
matteed first and Shaun confessed himself to be the most
hopelessy mystied that hour aoat the Meter
ranean
Why had Theo Leder booked passage the Anonia And
was he really aboard? 1t Leers driver who had attacked
Mauee Perhaps Leder had made last minute change of
plan waited long that he missed the ship that had
happened Shaun would feel like hundred cent pure idiot
the excitement of getting Maueen safely aboard he would
let his quarry slip He hadn't the vaguest idea of the
ships next port of call.
Stridng swiftly, he went up on deck.
Cruise passengers crowdng aft for last glimpse of
Port Said Shaun attracted lot of attention He had been
pointed out by Shelley Downing as the man who helped
Mameen up the gangway But ne remained completely In
different to the stares He was looking for Leider.
Suddenly he found Maureen forward on the promenade
deck lying in long chair Then the shock came. Theo
Lder very close to her. deep in earnest conversation
Maeen looked up beconed eagerly, and Shaun. trying
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the purpose I'm sorry that hadn't time to call the police
hen the man got clear away?" faint note of eageness
.'I'm afraid he did. But hope broke his jaw Shaun
took out his cigarette O course could send the police
a radio"
By now it would be useless" Ledler decided Nothing
could be done about it.
Rt Shaun was thinking that lot of things could be done
about it. for some of which he had already arranged One
point became clear Unless Ledls acting was apdatve
he had no suspicious Quite definitely, he hadn't been failing
Shaun that moning Then he maa have ooo"e Maaee
long Leider had known her. but the wealthy connossem
he had mentioned might be Leider himself the abduction
had succeeded he woudn board Some watcher
must have passed the of its failure to him. wherever ne
was waiting and Leidler had rushed to join the ship
The Antonio had followed lazy around the MediteI
and now was heading back to States The return
run would be along the African coast next port OF call Tuns
Shaun wondered Leider might intend to leave the ship
there and then decided angrly to abandon conjecture
All his deductions were being proved wrong He must get
data and do some hard thinking Wnen rado message
was brought to him, he made an excuse to Co. aMee lett
alone with Theo Ledler gave Shaun almost pathetic look
as he walked away.
Shaun went below and made the acquaintance Of Lorn
the puser He asked for certain information Lor1n who
had had trying morning, far from amabe This IS
British ship you know should have to get the Old Mans
okay."
Shaun gave Lorn the cheerful grin odd Man in as bad
humor as you are?"
Worse" Lorkin opened locker and exposed row OF
bottles Captain McAndrew is martinez The hitch IN Port
Said has ruined his day Scotch or bouTbon?
1t was easy after that.
Two more radoams brought to Shaun in the prsers
room After he had them he felt pleased with the work OF
the Port Said police but completely logged than ever
about the relationship between Theo Leider and Maueen
htdid
whisky.
LoRKN had produced all the information ne had on Ledler
The man had crossed twice before in the Antonio on her usual
run from Southampton to New York His United States pass
port described him business manager
He had always aboard at Cherbourg Hell OF Lad
for the ladies'" was Lorkins only comment.
He's the hell of a lad altogether.
Shaun assured him. Theo Leidler Is
- the big shot of the most successful gang
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