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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06

ropas uno idlieBIi9 ielbit amerifa.
nilder 2dnoer perltrteilen, tpenn lie
5ulest oas 8ertrauen perlieren aili
oie gbrli6feit = ODER ssntelligena!
- Ser Siibrlng Ser Ser. Staaten
unb ben 2odungen ln6 Srobungen
Der fanatii1en Gborfiibrer oes aom-
munismns perfallen!
Wtit Ser Soroerung elmer 6riitli-
6en grneuerrng i'm eigenen 2anoe
als elmer 8orbeoingung fir mabren
@eltfrieben unb ioaiale 0eugeital-
tung perbinoen mir ieood cine @ar-
nung an uniere Mttglieoer - tpie
iiberbaupt an alle, Sic guten @iaens
ltno : li6 ni6t anloden 5l1 laiien
bon Brosrammen bie cine i9nelle
uno einfade 2olung perbeiben. 8ir
benfen babel Dor allem an Die 8etpe=
gung, sic unter Dem Gamen Moral
Disarmament piel bon iif reoen
maht. 9ieie bon Or. 6ronf 8udman
uno Srforoer @ruppen ousgebenoe
gepegung lit ein ible6ter griat fir
BEN 6riItli6en 8lauben unb 6riltliz
DIES 2eben uno miro bon berborragen-
oen @ortfiibrern Der fatbolil6en
Stride, Dor allem &arbinol S6uIter,
gr5bilbof bon WeoilanO, ibarf obge=
lebnt.
uMne oieie ltebel fornnen bon in
men," Gie bertige 8eltfrile lit ni6t
bei6ranft auf SEN &ommunismus
aaein, ionoern begreift in ii6 ben
gtaturalismus nno Waterialismus
llno Sdfularismus nno Mtbeismus,
aus oenen Ser &ommunismus bers
porging llno an Oenen er iib n4brt.
8ir bebaupten bob Ser &ommunis=
mus mobl cine 3eit lang our6 milf
taril6e Hiiltungen in S6ranfen &C.
balten tperoen mag, baB er uber nur
iiberlpunOen uno perni6tet tperoen
nno oaB oie @efabr zines oritten
8eltfrieges enogiiltig nur beieitigt
neroen fann our6 cine arfridtige
gefebrung unieres Solfes uno auer
anoeren Solter gltten @illens 5um
Sittengeleb unO gum 8etennttis l1no
CUR ltebung 6riItli6er @runoldte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06

iebr pidtisen gnti6eioungen, bon
oenen @obl uno Bebe Der fommen-
ben 8ei6le6ter abbdngt.
Ser Hationalismus lit aIs Die leste
Sdrelte be5ei6net noroen. l1nb oas
nit oollem Rebt. Sdreiie trennt. Ser
Nationalismus treibt einen trennen.
oen Sell in oie 8olferfamilie binein.
Sareiie bat Die gbriItenbeit geIpalten
rno auseinonoergeriilen; Ser 9atto-
nalismus 5erfliiftet uno ent5peit Die
Wenl6beit. 9ieie Spaltung ser
Wenibbeit, tpenn Ser flr6tbare GiB
nidt reft5eitig gebeilt miro, fiibrt 5u
ienem Irmogeooon, BON Dem Die Sf-
fenbarrng oe5 III. Sobannes reoet;
ienem blutigen &f, in Dem ii6 Die
Solferroiien Ser groe geger1iiberIte.
ben. Die Haiientbeoretifer ipielen nit
6euer. Sic piiblen 2eioenI6often
auf Deld]e oie @efilOe ser @roe ners
miiIten uno gan5e 8olfer binraffen
merOen. gln ser 9folienlebre muB sic
Meni6beit 5ugrunoe geben; lie grGbt
Ii6 Ourd) 0ieielbe ibr eigene5 Grab.
9e5eidnenOerpeile bat Sid Ser
Serr nit Gorliebe SEN Meni6enIobn
genannt uno oamit oie ginbeit bes
Observation-Disclosures fIor uno be-
Itimmt gum 9lu50rud gebro6t. Sbz
mobl aus jii0il6em @ebliit geboren,
gehort gr Der WfenI6beit, oenn oaS
iiiOiI6e 8lut lit eben nur Elm Neben=
ltrom 0es gemeinen WenI6enblutes
lno Itommt aus ser einen Suelle, aus
Dem Oie geiamte Wenl6enfomilie bers
porgegongen lit. 8er oen WenIden-
lobn ablebnt, ser lebnt audi oie gin=
belt Ser Solferf fumilie ob. 9a5 Gbris
ltentltm p0lbt iif eineno iiber ben
S0lfern ser grOe. @S erinnert alle
ooron, oaB mir Sobne zines Gaters
lmO elmer Oflttter iino uno ooB aue
ge>uoroenen Observation-Disclosures 6iei ie
fundamentals 8lutperpanotI6uft
nl6t 81 Derlpii6en berm0gen. Gin
@ott, elm Stammoater, cine Stoms
meSnutter, elm GbriItus, ser Mens
ldenlobn, Dos lit Sic 2ebre, nel6e Die
Golter unO Stomme ser grbe briioer=
lid] eint!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
pulrn ala 9tntrrlauh hpr
1ttnaknn1itifhpn
1Ernhpru1nsfah1

slus ufrainii6en &reilen miro uns
gel6rieben:
slm %. SuIi bat oas polnii6e
uSarlament" Die Serfailung Der pol
nil6en Golfsrepublif einItimnig qe=
nebmigt. 9ieler politil6e slft lit ets
mas mebr al5 nur cine oemagogil6e
&omooie ser mosfoDitii6en Sffuz
panten in Solen es lit Elm Meilen=
ltein auf Dem @ege Ser INTERVIEWING
oeS 2anoes unter oie @etpaltmen=
l6en i'm areml. Der Sertreter Der
polnil6en oereinigten Nlrbeiterportei,
6. Sbab, duBerte babel ibre utiefIte
unO ber3li6Ite 9anfbarfeit Dem gro
ben louietiI6en Golf" gegeniiber. Ser
Sraiioent Ser polnii6en 8olfsrepu-
blif, 8oleslatp 8ierut, gab gan5 Of
fen 5u, oaB oie polniide rSerfaiiung
nur cine &opie Ser iopietii6en Ser
faiiung lit. IS fann baber ou6 fem
3Deifel oariiber belteben, oaB oie Dem
polniiben Solf Ourb sic mosfopiti-
i6en Sffupanten aufge5nungene
"8erfoiillng" nur ben Sntereiien oes
mosfomitiicben Snperialismus bie=
men fann.
I'm oas 8eien uno Sen 3tped Ser
neuen polnii6en gerfailung rihtig
5u begreifen, muB man einen 8lid
auf ibre fur5e gorgei6i6te merfen,
Del6e in Dem Sortrag 8ieruts bonn
19. Suli ~iiber oas 8erfaiiungspro=
left" entbalten lit. 9as lit bie @e=
ibi6te Ser iplte1natiiben unteriper-
flung Bole1ts our6 Wosfau na6 Dem
arieg. Gie ugerfaiiung" iteat Ser.
anoerungen in ser pirtf f6aftli6en
uno io5ialpolitiiben Struftur 8olens
oar, nelde Ourb Sic agenten Ser
mosfomitiiben 8eipotie burbsefiibrt
muroen, uno periiegelt bie Berifla=
pung ser polnil6en Station.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06

| ofonomii6en 8olitif). gle enoete be-
fanntlib nit Der beibleunigten grau.
enbaften &olleftipiiierung Der 2ano-
Dirtibaft, luelbe Die Ukraine eegen
feds Miaionen Sobesopfer foitete.
Gin dbnlibes S6idial miro ser pol
niiden 8auernidaft borlGuftg tur
our6 Oie @efabr zines neuen arieges
in europa uno our6 Ben llmItano
erIpart, oaB oie 8auerniobne ben
groBten Sell ser polnii6en Irmee
biloen!
Die politilbe Gage i'm polnil6en
Sutherland zines epentuellen neuen
arieges eegen europe lit ieoenfans
perporren uno uniiberli6tli6. @abs
reno Oie polniibe llntergruno-8eipe
gung gegen bie mosfopitii6e Sffu-
patton cine feIte @runolage in ser
polniiben 8auerni6aft uno pabr-
i6elnlid in einem Sell ser polnii6en
arbeiteri6aft bat, boffen nibt MIR oie
polniiben &ommunilten, ionoern all6
getpiiie Seile Der polnil6en Nationa=
liiterL Oab oie mosfowitiiden Smpe-
rialiiten Die polnilbe Serrlbaft iiber
oie anneftierten beuti6en 2dnoer
lt6ern luerOen. Sic 2oil1ng oiele5 ge=
fdbrlihen ioeologiihen 8egenlobes
auf oem internationalen 8ooen lit
porlaufig umo i6mieriger, als So
len ebenfo pie anOere 2dnoer unter
ser Serri6aft Wosfaus feline legole
&egierltng bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
ASTHMA, HOHER BLUT-
DRUCK, BLUTREINIGUNG
UND HERZKRANKHEITEN
durch
GARLIC
behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft list
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in fuSsiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT so
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
Wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won Ell
mem prominenten Arzt i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingeWiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die aus
Serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Acknowledging hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut; ist also Elm vorzugliches
Fruhjahrs-Kurmittel
Knoblauch ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmittel und
neutralisiert schadliche Sub
Stanzen i'm Magen und i'm
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht zu nehmen und der
ubeie Nachgescil1nack ka1ln
leicht nit einem E.ssoffel
Honig entfernt Werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen Werden yum Preis Won
$500 per Pint oder 50. so per
Quart portofrei. DaS neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserh0-
hung, bezogen werden Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
P.O.53, Mineral Wells, Texas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
1r1trllt Eltrp zpttl1t1u mint ah!

Genu ou ieber 2ee bier Sage bieei ennns fir
3ums erbaten ba br nt m6sl it, tt beuen abresas
einsnenben 10 bee ni a omben rmbs Bis bu ben gag tell
mee ooer besam nna sSir enben bene 5emns mer.
Nbbaune bbeute ben 8erlu eines guten, reuubes
einen Sdabem fir bic fatbolihe Erehe
On fanna oein abonmmen au ben oboSannnb sber ,Sts
Supbinum @ue ernenn ubet uu 2r euuben anf fs
genbem bprmnar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
Free Medal of St. Benedict

The medal of st. Benedict, the "Apos-
tie Of Peace" is the oldest and one Of
the most highly indulgenced medals Of
the Church. A blessed medal Of st. Ben
edict will be sent to any wife or parent
for their loved one in Service. Enclose
a &c stamp. Apply to:
BENEDICTINE FATHERS
Benet Lake, Wisconsin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
&mdertii6

get Ser GerlagSanitalt Sprolia,
Snnsbruf, 9lnOreos=Sofer=Str. 4,
SDrol, 9lultria.
/. Ser lebte 8aa". Sreis $500,
&omun bon Soief WtuBbonier.
Soier gebt es I'M Sen &onflift 5pi=
lden 8auernerbe uno Brielterberuf
@ie ser iunge @au Ourd 3metfel
|unO 8epiBbeit, Our6 Dual uno
8liid uno iiber cine gbe, an 0eren
gnoe oas 2eio itebt, Oo6 5um 8rie=
Itertllm fommt, inoeS lein Gater i'm
Inn Oes Sofes lpillen BON Oieien @e=
&c a65uorangen il16t llno oaOur6 in
i6Dere S6ulo gerat, lit meiiterli6 in
oranatilder Steigerung gel6iloert
Si1ter aQem leu6tet Die 2anOi6aft
pes Stu6ai=Sales, raul6en oie Berg
pGloer, Iteigt cine berbe, i6one @elt
empor, cine ginfolt uno tiefe 8ldll=
bigfeit, Sic erbebt uno ldlltert.
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=. vIie Sonnenlpirtin" Son War
&ammerlanOer. Grei5 $500.

SQlltlletlQnOer. Yrel5 9o.UU.
Nturfl,s, ein junger Wonn oen oa5
Seben l6mer mitgenomnen bot> itebt
Dor oem slbgrltno. Sn tiefitem Ger
piirfnis nit Ser @elt unb BEN 0ten=
Fiden trifft er gerabe inn enti6eioen=
Ben Iugenblif auf Wartina, Oie jun
'ge Sonnlpirtsto6ter. l1no itebe -
mas er nit rober @elpalt nebmen
tuollte, gibt lie ibm 11ngefragt aus
tiefltem Mttleio. gr befomn1t 5u eIlen
uno finOet 9lrbeit auf ibrem Sole.
9a iiberfGlt i'm oie 8unolltng leines
Ser5ens. Der SaB 5erbrodelt, oanf=
bare 3uneigung feirnt in ibm auf.
S6eu unO tief bri6t audi IN Warttna
Die 2iebe auf - cine 2iebe, oie lie
porelnanoer perbergen rnO 5uglel6
oo6 poneinonoer abnen unb milien.
sSn pielen itneren uno GuBeren 8e=
i6eben reift ibre gegeneitige 2iebe
beran bis lie 0ur6 Elm i6Deres ltn=
glitd, oas Den Sonnipirtsbof trifft,
erprobt lit uno offenbar perOen fam.
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8. Ser 8eblteinbans". Son
Geilnmi6l. Grei5 $500.
grnites uno Seiteres, 8eiinnli6eS
uno 8ei6aulicbes, 2ultiges unb Srall=
RIGGS, grbebenOes lrno Sroltli6es, -
oas aaes fiillt in bunter Wfil6ung
&einni6lS 9ii6er, Oie INNER 1pieoer
nit Spannl1ng erlportet lno begebrt
nuroen. Sic iino in BEN bduerli6en
Sdi6ten ebenlo 81 finOen lpie in Ben
ItaOtiicben areiien lie rei6en iiber
sic S6ranfen ser StGnoe biniiber, 1ie
baben lib 1pirflid bie Ser5en erobert.
Ser Heimmicbl lit aber allG lelbIt aus
oem Golfe beroorgegangen; er peiB,
nas bas Golf liebt l1no brau6t; er
perItebt 81 l1nterbalten llnO 5u lbil=
bern, ipanneno uno padeno, liebli6
unb nedii6, ie na6oen es eben Ser
Stpff perlangt., gr lit Elm gebOrener
gr5dbler; funItloS, flar, einoelltig
gibt er leine 8eiGi6ten gum beiten;
ia, oft erinnert er in leiner art nod
an Sen miinoliben Gortrag, lpie man
etpa allf 9teiien, bel geieuigen 3u=
iannenfiinften gum 3eitpertreib Ell
ne S6nurre, cine slnefOote, einen
S6panf porbringt, Dor allem al1f Die
@irfung beoadt, 1porin ia bas @e=
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Mber ser Geirnni6l 1peiB auG 81 bel=
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fennt feline 5erItoreriibe Sfepiis, TEL
men nieoeroriidenben Beiiimism1s,
feline 5erletenoe ;Sronie, lpobl aber
einen gelunoen, berben, urlpiidiigen
Sumor, l1no sic 2iebe 81 SpaB lell6=
tet linn aus SEN giitigen uno i6elmt=
| ihen slugen.
9ieie mertpolIen unb ieltenen oellts
| i6en &omane iino ent1pe0er oireft
bon ser 8erlagsbanolung ooer, lolan=
| ge ser 8orrat rei6t gu be5ieben BON:
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-03
LIE u GTHq 4N FOR ALL

at,n is storehouse Of sprit' nnd good citizenship
con- ong Churoh neither democro roiues Without
ever, survive There ore four Soy, nor civilization
ond s person should attend serUic reasons why
s suPp0 ri, the Church They ore regularly
saIe Of his ~ por his childens sake e, For his
md material T ano Itself which needs his sGr the
ay and read Tonr p Pan TO go 10 church n0ral
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-03

LIZ B. HAT SHOP
Con The Square,
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-12
Fifty to Vie
For Sepia Title

WINDSOR.-Plans are being
completed here for the 10Th An
nual Emancipation celebration TO
be held al beautiful Jackson PARK
July 26-29.
Fifty contestants from through
out the nation viii compete in
the beauty pageant for the title
Of Miss international Sepia.
Prospects for the $500 in prizes
the glittering crown, scepter and
ermined cape must be between
the ages Of 10 and IS. about 5
feet, ) inches in height and
should weigh at least ll8 pounds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-12
Name Bonds
To Be Heard
On Radio

NrW YORK CITY-The ae-
creations Of Count Base and
", King Cole are among the
nam, bands .o.ning the National
Bresacas;.ng Company radio net
wfss late evening program roS-
ter 5ulirg inc month OF July
The series. fer which new sched-
ules have been announced. m
eluae S,ass IT. Jazz which orig
nate from P.fdland IN New York
CIV. programs from the Tiffany
Club = Hollywood and broaaS
sass from The BeachWalk OF the
Eacea a'er Hotel in Chicago
In the Stars in Jazz series.
aired from Birdland on Tues
days from l2:lS 70 1890 after
midnight. EDIT. Dinsh Wash
inqton. Arneft Cobb and his
orchestra. George Shearing and
his uiniei and Count Basic and
his quintet and Count Basic and
the same series on Thursdays
music by the orchesiras Of Les
ter Young and Bill Davis will
be aired.
Nj King Cole and his quin
~ Join he program roster on
Tlesda,> ard Wednesdays later
n tho month and will bc heard
from We Tsftenv Club In Holly-
wood TormN Dorsey, band is
scheduled 20 broadcast from the
EdgeN a;or iIo'el Beaehwalk in
ChiCago aa Sa'a iays ard San
DAYS King Cole takes ihe
y 80 20 y s. after midnight time
pot While T mny Do or wings
fsom ~ 05 uncl u 80
VIZ ,te addition of these
NAMES y rs pfoeram o.'er.
NBC offers Jazz er'hus. ass en-
opportunity % tune u thor fa-
yortc band aired again; the
p ckdr p Of the nations plush
night pots
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-12

CHICAGO. III Fabulous Tex
~ often regarded a. the land Of
nifscles. can boast Of another
extraordinary accom- pllshment
aacn i begins tabulation q its
colossal achievements.
Here N this giant state-where
NE Negro IS still confronted with
eeregat.on poll taxes and dis
cf.m natlcn-there ase more Ne
gro 'rillionaires than anywhere
else n the union
This miracle. So 10 peak is
fes called Tor the first time in
EBONY Magazine.
The amazing story of how a
number of Negroes accumulate
ed great wealth in the state of
Texas has never been told be-
fore now. The reason for this
is quite simple" reports Ebony.
They wanted 10 stay out of
the limelight because they were
fearful of reiribuiion from
jealous whites"
Some Of the old timers still in
Sist on staying out Of the lime
light so much 50 that they still
1--we rather frugally with their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-12
u ear 500 boots
Now Big Texas Hos More
NeQro MilIionuires

millions, says Ebony But the
younger Texas millionaires hve
just like any other millionaises,
wearing their wealth for the
world 10 see Wealthy cowboy
scions often wreStle steers while
wearing huge diamond rings.
$50 Stetson hats and 5000 hand
made boots. says the magazine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-12
Sarah Records
Victor Younq's
Dream Street

Sas4h Na.1han gives rew
recorded pettnn4nce ri St Get
Of Dreams fovor.te Nth iazz
singers tor the past two decades
Tire lovely melody was written
IN 1892 b. noted tlm composer
VISITOR Young With klIcs pro-
vided By Sam Lenss
Sarah sings about that myth.
zeal street of dreams where
no one IS poor =. long as love
is sure" Orchesiraiion is by
Percy Faith. accompaniment by
the Faith orchestra.
Time To Co tells the story
u q patting Of lovers last ten
der meeting. a cigarette and then
a sad goodbv The ballad writ
ten by Partisan WON Alan is
currently drawing French ap-
plausc under the title Of "Pluje
d Etoiles c"The Stars Crv
Down SD Frank and RAY Get
GOV wrote the English lyrics.
Percy Faith again conducts the
orchestra.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
Chapter n

A LIE turned to Devereaux. ST
"A got reason to believe Liupy
Latimer was tough orphan kid
who grew up in the Ten Eyck-
Bushwick Avenue neighborhood. %
you're sure?"
Allie patted a pants pocket. I'll
bet fifty of the money YOU gave
me I seen Lippy floating around
as kid of maybe fifteen or six
teen. He used to 90 by the name
of Terry-for Terrence. I never
knew his other name, but It wasn't
Latimer."
go on"
II got reason to believe he put
the gloves on for the first time
in Marcos Athletic Club. out in
East New York. He used the name
of Kid Young for a while"
Devereaux nodded to himself.
II checked with the lead given
Solowey's operative by the San
Francisco sportSwriter. An invol-
untary sigh heaved through him.
Two principals, Hughes and Lati-
mer, were finally linked to the
common background Of neighbor-
hood origin.
"What about frankie Hughes?"
Allie grinned. "I've been asked
more questions about frankie
Hughes"
"Who asked you questions about
frankie Hughes?"
"The cops. When frankie pulled
that stickup, there was q regular
platoon of cops roaming around
the neighborhood asking ques-
tions. Just like you're here now
asking questions. They closed me
down for three months. Even
tried to tear up my license 10
operate" Allies mouth worked.
"On frankie Hughes your bet
doesn't pay of. can only tell YOU
what / told the cops over and
over again twenty years ago. I
don't know q damned thing about
that Electrical Appliance Com
pany stickup and shooting
"You could be lying"
Allie shook his head. .if I
knew anything, maybe I'd Of
cashed in on it long ago" His eyes
sought Devereaux's shrewdly,
That payroll money never turned
up"
What information have you got
about Hughes and Latimore to-
gether, teamed up, cumming
around maybe?"
Nothing. Never saw them TO-
gether. Hughes was Just q young
punk shooting pool in my place.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
TOUCH COP
BY JOHN RoEBURT

I tective." His eyes glinited a -
tective, like YOU. he said -.
lively and finally, believing &
what about Hughes peouase
Where can find thezn?s
Search me. Okax I've "A
| two-sixty's WORTH
DeveFeaux regarded him Cnaia4s
ly. "You said ] could come aruuna!
tomorrow for soEiea more ed
cooperation.
"S1re."
'Then you've na6eR 20 Nua
~Come around andheee.s
Devereaux went 10 The 4SnGB
door that opened cn Bgoaawaw
under the ia" He paused omtsada
the plate-glasS window u1cunen>
tarily, somehow feeling soiAed and
defrauded. He arcined his hand
for last whitening look &k tlho
pool-hall operator, and hiS e.
precision suddenly became Intent
Allie was stoorsed over i1is
counter, scribbling on some aNR-
face. An innocuolns thiHg SQ0
meaningless in itseM, bnt 4 sn6s
N@A4 tAAO0Eht SSoA tGA ltAAkQ4A#A 4AtEP~
ereaux and shook him violenGA&
He edged back over ne doorwaY.
then flung rapidly Back mo -
pool hall.
Allie hurriediy palmed % mMA
face he had been writing On. ard
Devereaux fought Il oalt 0k hi8
hand. II was a business caDd. On
the back of IL the foci-han ouaxA-
tor had jotted down two names,
Martie Phillips ard Fred CAst1A.
Just made a note of tisnsa
names.n Allie was conunering 4
spasm Of panic. -In case eonaa
turn up some infoTnlatiCn 1R
you.s
For yourself. yOu moanl 0nn
were going TO check into aanas
names, and see whether nnErna
blackmail angle could be WORRIED
up" Devereaux tore the card int0
fragments and fkIng them maO
the pool-haIl operators 1nnA
Cough up he commanded.
Cough up what?"
"Two hundred and eiwtw a.
lars
"Wslshing q bese- AnAa 60
sWeishins on a sixuck.s
You'll have 10 take 4 hne
One more provncation and IA
will DevereaIIx's faeia usmEin
Quivered.
Allie dropped q ersmnuasA -
OF bills on the counter.
Devereaux pocketed tlaa usnucR.
Remember those two names ana
I'll make q carter OF hrMn
yoaa. E-
-. % - eenaAausM
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

I never took special notice Of hin,
until he made the newspapers. s
Devereaux stared at the pool
hall operator. you could be
lying" he said restlessly.
'I'm not. / thought about Lati-
more and Hughes together long
ago"
"Why were you trying to con-
meet Hughes and Latimore at all?
What gave you an idea about
Latimer, II you never saw the
two together?"
ALLIE Redeemed slightly, like !
"A man who'd unguardediy put
his foot into it
"Okay. There was an insurance
dick around q few years after
frankie Hughes trial. He asked
me the same questions you're ask
ing. He gave me the idea about
Latimer."
what was the insurance detec-
tive's name?s It was a struegle
keeping his tone level.
Allie hesitated. 'Hagendori, or
some name like il.
Devereaux nodded to himself
Jagendorf-Bulo had cut himself
piece of apple pie after the
original crime. The insurance de-
tective had followed the scent to
a blackmail bonanza.
.How much did the insurance
detective bet with you?" Dever-
eaux inquired cauStically.
Allie kept silent. The answer
was as obvious as Allies petty
greeds. Buloff, too, had purchased
cash cooperation.
What about the photograph I
showed you--the men identified
as Martie Phillips and Fred
Like { I said. I can't place them
at all"
@They had other names in their
youth" Devereaux suggested.
Allie shook his head. Cant tell
you a thing there. There were SO
damned many kids" A pause later
he suggested, TRY the schools.
There's p. S. l4T over on Sieqel
and Bushwick. There's q school
on Boerum Street, and one on
Scholes Street. If they were neigh
borhood boys, maybe they gradu-
ated from somewhere
Devereaux considered II. They
were all about eighteen or older
at the time. Too old for public
school y
There's Eastern District High
School over in South Brooklyn. A
lot of neighboyhood kids travel
out 10 the Hamilton and Erasmus
High Schools Allie laughed
shortly. I'm making like q de-
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

The biggest crowd Of the 1852
World Series attended the fourth
game. The attendance was 7i,7s7.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
CORN HUSKER THINKS
EUROPE NEEDS HELP

PARIS u World corn.husking
champion Elmer Carlson left for
the United States Friday with the
parting observation that the gov
ernments Of some European coun-
tries are "just plain stupid" about
helping their farmers.
Elmer, a strapping, tS-year-old
Audubon, Iowa, farmer, said Eu-
ropean governments are taking
the easy way out. They put high
taxes on gasoline, automobiles and
farm machinery. The results are
that European farmers are years
behind the times In mechanical
farming methods - they cannot
afford machines and they could
not afford to run them once they
had them"
Elmer was brought to Europe In
mid-September by the Mutual Sc.
curity Agency to demonstrate 10
farmers of France, Holland and
Italy how to shuck corn with q
husking hook--a hand tool used by
American farmers to speed the job
Of ripping the dried husks from
ears of corn.
MSA hopes to persuade European
farmers to adopt the hook method,
enabling them to husk more In
less time and thus cut costs.
The Iowa farmer said he was
astonished to find husking hooks
were not used In Europe, though
they've been q common tool il
America for hall q century.