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tun father, 287 N Main St . On sted. Lionel Barry more JAPS WHO DIED IN ATTEMPTED BREAKTHROUGH ‘Dead’ Son Will License Office Casualties Tech Sgt. James W. Galloway- V* • *r Newton Galloway, father. 48 Park. in Musical Field Visit Educator Closed at Night Washington. July IS AP Oxford. Hollywood. July 18—AP —He's 84 Fort Lauderdale. Fla , July 13— Lansing July 18—A P— Gus T. Name* of JS Michigan men held aa Staff Sgt. Lawrence R. Landwehr. and a semi-invalid, Lionel Bar- AP A reunion with a son list- Hartman, prisoner* of war were anuouuced Mrs. Lena Landwehr. mother, Route but deputy secretary of itttA rymore—who wanted to be a paint- ed as missing for 14 year* and Monday th* depart- today by the War Department, 21 1. Mantstique. announced yet followed par- declared legally dead in wa* by and Ro- l'fc. Lundberg—Leo- er. his illustrious 1R34 ment* 17 atlarled branch office* held Germany two by Wilfred C. Monday by Com- ents. Maurice Barrymore and Geor- awaited Dr J H would discontinue at one* practice mania. The entire Hat numbered nard Lundberg. father. Detroit. mons, eminent educator who has gia Drew, on the stage—may be of remaining open In 522 l/nited States soldiers held as Staff Sgt. Paul Manak- Mr* lived in retirement here for the th* *veuinffS of Manak, mother, Box remembered best as a composer. C’ ~.i»- aft/ ' prisoners war, 474 by Germany Anna Route 1. fl past ten year* for a period of weeks hefor* th* 48 by Romania. Lawton A talented pianist, the screens and 25. Gillespie'’, requires Dr. Common* said Sunday deadline dates for renewing awl»- Interned Germany: (’apt James S. Opdyke—Mrs. Vir- Dr. who a by that he had ie. elved a telegiam Wayne ginia wife, wheel chair, will hear his “Valse mobile license plates, Pvt. M. Auten Mr*. J. Opdyke. 5"5 Pleasant from New York hi* »on, mother, St., Grand Ledge. Fantasia" played next Sunday in from Hartman said the order does Fern Knupperburg. Fruit John A Common*, of n«* Staff Sgt, Hollywood Bowl. Symphony or- veteian port. Edward W. Perkins— World War 1 and former member apply to offict-a operated on a few Tech. gr. Codding- Alice Frieburger, sister, De- chestras have played hit works, sth John B Mra. of the i'nlversity of Wisconsin system, but where they are main- ton—Mr* Ellen L Coddlß|ton, troit. such as the suite "Tableaux Rue- ses", various sketches, and a tone faculty, stating that the younger tained staffs of wife, 43. Parkview, Mount Clem- Sgt Donald J. Rademat her- Mrs by salaried stat© poem, "in Memoriam", CommoiiN would arrive in Fort ens. Margaret M. Kademacher, wife. 412 dedicated employe* they will remain op«a to his late brother. John. Lauderdale Monday. Pvt. Felia E Dalke- Mrs Anna Ist 5.t.., Grand Rapids. only 5 a tn to 5 p m Thos© There are aevera) fields in the “I ni not sure that he Is my son from V. Dalke. mother, 180 7th St., Sgt. Isaac W. Robertson —Mrs. which art of self-expreaston in which but we shall see.'* he said state branches normally ar© Manistee. Rudy Robertson, mother. Detroit Saturday Lionel haa made an outstanding The younger Common*, who ha, open on morning will row* 2nd Lt. Lloyd C. Dell—Mrs Ma Pfe. Howard A Shaw —Mrs Bes- tihue the mark, (he's an etcher of consider- been working as a laundry truck practice tllda Ann Dell, mother. 3067 Caro- sie Shaw, mother, 6152 Center Rd , He said able note i but he snorts derisive driver nutlet bis light fill name, the order would savw line st. Attbtm Haights Grand Blanc. a year v s' suv suggestion that musical identified himself to Haitford ITonim in overtime P*F. 2nd Lt. Andrew F Detmer*— 2nd Lt. Lawrence Syverson—Lars The deadline foi renewing half- Svverson, immortality may some day be his Conu , pol'Ce on Saturday ami told John J. Detmers, father, route 2. V. father, Detroit. year lit en», plate* will be rea« W. Thomas them his mind was "perfectly he 4 lonia Tech. Sgt Harold on August 31. Pvt. Sheldon E Eaton Mrs Mrs. Catherine E. Thomas, mother, Program Will Close blank ' about mm h of hia life, Alice Baton, mother. Box 155, Lin 7528 Coolidge, Center Line. den. Interned by Romania: Summer Bible School MAY EXCLUDE LAWYER Soldiers Help to l.ansing AP Tech Rgt. Carroll J Elwell— 2nd Lt. Raymond B. Hollerbarh— Closing exercises marking the , July Is An attor- ney general Mrs Betty J Elwell. wife. Climax Mrs. Martha L. Hollerbaeh, moth- end of the five weeks summer Bible JAP BODIES SPRAWL in ungainly death position* aa they litter the beach at Tanapag Harbor on Saipan opinion held Monday Pick Cherry Crop StaF Sgt. James Evans. Jr. —Mrs er. Detroit. school for 20 children at St. Alexis Island in the Mariana*. These troop* mad* the mistake of attempting to break through the American line* that physician* appointed by court Violet O. Evans, mother. Detroit. Staff Sgt. Harry McDowell—Mrs. Community Hall will he Sunday and were mowed down in a murderous crossfire from machine guns and rifles In the background are two to examine the sanity of any per Ann Arlw»r July 1« The cherry* son In Tech Sgt. Edsel E Fish—Roy P Georgia McDowell, mother. Detroit. evening at 8 o’clock under dlreo- enemy tanka that were blasted out of action. U. S. Signal Corps Radio-telephoto. (International) connection with Judicial pU king volunteer* at Gedda* or* tion of Father Clare Murphy. proceedings legally may ext lude ¦ hard Saturday • oiislated of 81 patient s The exercises will open with the the lawyer from the ex soldiers station <| at the East blewhit* received her B S degree TO Quad- YANKS SHELL RETREATING NAZIS benediction of the Blessed Sacra- Miss Hebbltwhite DISCUSS PROBLEMS animation The opinion address tangle Transportation «u pro- ment and prayers, by Father Mur- from Michigan Flat* College Chicago. July is AP Inter*! ho ed to Probate Judge Joseph V vided by the CniveiMty and by phy, followed by songs by the chil- Will Join Waves where she was member of Alpha la*tie athletic problem* relating Trombley of Ml Clemen*, emph.it Herman Franzblau, proprietor of a to dren and the presentation of a the coming school year vveie dis- Iretl, however, that this not the _ would orchard. l*hl Boi»»rity. cussed here biblical play. The program will Ann Arbor. July 18 —Mias Helen Monday by tepresen apply to the subsequent beating Although many Cniveraity stu- close with the showing of an ex- dietitian tativeg of 12 stutes at regional at which determination of dent* and V\ illow resident* Hebhlewhite. assistant at HA* HEART Judicial Run hibit of the work done by the chil- ATTACK conference of the National Fedora sanity would be made. have to the the I’nlverslty residence halls and contributed cherry dren in the summer school and the lion of Stale High School Athletic picking. It Is reported g por- chief dietitian at Stockwell Hall Pontiac. July Is AP Archie that serving of tea and cake for par- Assoclat lona Topics included OPERATORS STRIKE tion of the crop will be lost un- and friends. for the past two years, will re Bliss. 54. of Toledo, drowned in 'solicitation'' *"Jg flflr ents of baseball players Del toll July |S AP Elevators less help im forthcoming today. The school has port to Northampton, Mass . July Cedar Island Lake Sunday when hr, and phyaical summer been con- hardening programs lit the Barium Tower office build Pickers receive ’ g rents per by Sisters Rose Camilla and 27, to take training in the Wave** suffered a heart attack while hath to be sponsored ducted in cooperation Ing ran on a curtailed basla again basket, or they ntsy keep what Angeline Marie, of the Dominican Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (1 W ing It was Oakland County's 14th with the national phyaiial litnesa Monday with nperatoia oil strike they pt« U with this amount as dis- order from Adrian. Hebhlewhite, Lansing, Heb drowning of year. commit tee. Eighteen Miss the gtrla had walked out count oil the regular selling pile*. --o • c •,-

V' jj : IT CONSISTS of two simple words. llns title—the proudest in the Army. Calamity Town ' mKF' Yet CVCry B<>lc *‘er w*‘os worlh Ms For wherever War* are working, hoth here and overseas, there you . By find _ Ellery Queen This title is simply: a job well done. And done with a spirit.

* CHAPTER twenty-five Wright name," mumbled John F.. tra-fine lawyer for Jim, Eli. Whom V- “Good Soldier.” so gallant and fine that high Army suggest?” Patrolman Brady later told re- “and one day to tear it down!” can you been enough “Will I Judge Martin. > It isn’t just happenstance that so officers everywhere say of the porters' at the Courthouse: “Seemed “There’s damage do?” asked til\ jjPyWt WAC... in. You done already,” sighed Pat. “When John F. was startled. “EliI like Haight just caved ‘ •• many women in the WAC have earned "They’re soldiers. Good just of fold your own family runs out on you—” You?” Wf mk soldiers’” eould see the fella sort Eli," protested Pat, up lik*: a contraption. 1 says to Dick “What’s this?" demanded lida. “But Uncle take that side of "Aunt Tabitha, Lo. I thought you "I thought—it’a your court —I Gobbin: ‘Better her house him, Dick, gonna collapse,’ knew. She’s closed up and thought you'd have to ait—” he’s but the old Jim Haight, he just made a kind of gone to I>oß Angeles for a ‘visit’ to “In the first place,” said at and I’llbe Cousin Sophy’s.” jurist dryly, “that’s not possible. .shoving motion Dick the doggone if he don’t start to laugh! "That Zombie still around?" I'm involved. I was present on said Ah’ he says, so you could hardly “Tabitha makes me sick!” scene of the crime. I am known to hear him through the laughin’, he Hermione. have strong ties with the Wright says: ‘Don’t tell my wife.’ And he “You can’t blame her ao much, family. Legally and ethically, I comes along nice aud quiet. Now Hermy,” remarked John F. feebly. can’t ait on this case." He shook “You know ahe scan- will be wasn’t that a crazy tning for * fella how hates his head. “Jim tried before to say just for dal—" Judge Newbold. He's a complete who’s been arrested away, murder? ‘Don’t tell my wife.’ “Iknow I shan’t run John! outsider.” Facin’ a murder rap an’ thinkin’ of Nobody in this town’s going to sec “But you haven’t pleaded a easa sparin’ his wife’s feelin’s! How me with my head hanging.” in fifteen years, Eli,” observed John eould anybody keep it from her, “That's what I told Clarice,” F. suspiciously. anyway? Don't tell my un/e/ I tell chuckled Judge Martin. Then he “Os course, if you’re afraid I you the fella's a nut.” rubbed hia dry cheeks. “Clarice won’t do—” He smiled at their prot- All Patrolman Gobbin said was: would have come, Hermione, only—” estations. “Iforgot to mention that “Spell it: G-o-b-b-i-n. That’s right, "Iunderstand,” said Hermy quiet- I’m retiring from the bench, so . . .* fellas. This’ll give my kids a real ly. “Bless you for standing by us, “You old fraud!” growled Dr. kick!” Eli—you, and Milo, and you, Mr. Willoughby. “John, Eli’s quitting • e e e Smith. You more than any one. the bench just to defend this case!” After all, Judge Martiri and Dr. “Nonsense,” said the Judge gruff- Two days after Jim’s arrest. Her- Willoughby are lifelong friends. ly. “Don’t go getting any senti- smone Wright called a council of But you’re practically a stranger mental ideas. Was going to retira war. She closed the upstairs draw- to us, and Patricia's told me how anyway. Old Has-been Martin. If doors with ing-room a grim bang. loyal you’ve been . . .” you want a has-been in your corner, It was Sunday, and the family had Ellery looked uncomfortable. we won't say any more about it." just returned from church. “Please! I’ll help all 1 can.” Hermy burst into tears. “The question,” began Hermy, Hermy said in a low voice: “Bless The next morning Pat rapped “is what to do.” you . . . But if you decide to leave on Ellery's door and he opened it te “What do, can we Muth?” asked Wrightsville—” find her dressed for the street. Pat tiredly. “I’m afraid I couldn’t even if 1 “Nora wants to see you." “Milo.” Hermy took Doe Wil- wanted to,” smiled Ellery. "The "Right with you.” Ellery looked loughby’s big puffy hand. “I want Judge will tell you I’m practically fatigued. He fussed with some pen- the you to tell us truth. How is an accessory to the crime.” cil-scrawled papers on the desk; Nora?” “Suppressing evidence," frowned the typewriter carriage held a “She's a sick girl, Hermy, a very Judge Martin. “Dakin will have sheet. He slipped the eover over ” tick girl the hounds after you if you try to the portable. Hermy patted his big hand ab- run away, Smith.” “Working?" asked Pat. sently. “Then there's no question Pat's hand stole into Ellery’s and of what we’ve got to do. We must squeezed, hard. “Well . . . yes. This way out, Misa Wright." Mr. walked all of us get behind Jim and fight “Then if we all understand one Queen out his room and for him!” another,” declared Hermione in a her of locked the “When he’s ruined Nora's life?’’ firm tone, “we’re going to hire the door. been protested John F "He’s bad best lawyer in the state to defend “Your novel?" luck to her from the day he came to Jim.” WOMENS ARMY CORPS X. :> "Yes and no. I've been . . . yon 'Wrightsville!” “And if Jim’a found guilty?” it m!/5c might call reconnoitering.” El- , JF | “John.” Hermy’s voice was steel- asked Pat quietly. lery looked her over. “Going out? lined. “Nora wants it that way and, “We’ll have done our best. dear. You look cute." health’s sake, she’s got to for her In the long run, such a verdict, “I’ve a reason have it that way. So it's going to special for looking hard as it seems, would be the best cute this morning,” murmured Pat. be that way.” solution to our problem—” F. "In fact, I’U have to look irresist- !»r ( FillL IHFOBMA TION ahouf the Women'* Army Cor pi, go to “All right," John almost “What a cruel thing to say!" in- i your subsided, ible." Or mail the shouted. Then he mutter- terjected Lola. “Mother, that’s not nrnreit U.S. Army Raeruttm g Station. coupon hr low. ing. “And another thing. Nora right or “You do. But where are you go- fair. You say that because ing?" mustn't know.” you’re convinced Jim's guilty. .'Best “Mustn't know what?” demanded solution’—bah!” “Can't a girl have any aaerata Pat. "Let's not quarrel," suggested from you, Mr. Queen?” Pat stopped “That we don’t mean it." Hermy’* Pat wearily. hire outside Nora's room and looked eyes began to redden up. “Oh, that “And if Jim’s acquitted.” said him in the eye. “Ellery, you’ve been man! If Nora weren't his wife—” Hermy atiffiy, “I’m going to insist going over your notes on the case, Doc Willoughby said: “So you that Nora divorce him.” haven’t vou?” think he's guilty, Hermione?” “Now Hermy, that's not right," “Yes.” “Think! If I'd known about declared Judge Martin. “Find anything?" aha asked those three horrible letters, that “I mean he's not the right man eagerly. medical book—” for my Nora," said Hermy. “He’s “No. but— it’s a queer thing," "He shsuld be shot!” interjected brought her nothing but grief. Nora grumbled Ellery, putting his arm John F. will divorce that man if I’ve got around her. “Something's been an- "Maybe I’m crazy," Ix>la snapped. anything to say about it!” noying me for weeks. Flying around “But I find myself feeling sorry for Lola kissed her mother on the in my catch skull. Can’t it .. . Jim, and I doff’t usually spare any cheek. Ellery hoard Pat ga>p. and Everything’s in my notes that’a sympathy for murderers.” guessed that history had just been happened.” He shook his head. “Eli, what’s your opinion?" asked made. “But I can’t put my finger on it.” Hermy. “You old Trojan!” laughed Lola. “Maybe.” frowned Pat, “it’a a Judge Martin’s sleepy face was “When you get there you’ll insist fact you don’t know." grave as he intoned, “1 don’t know on running Heaven. Imagine— you “That,” he said slowly, “is very what young Bradford's got in the urging a divorce!” And she added likely. Do you know anything way of evidence. It's a highly cir- grimly: “Why didn’t you feel that that—* cumstantial case. But, on the other way shout my divorce from “You know if I did, I'd tell you, hand, there s not a single fact I Claude?” Ellery.” know of doubt the to east on cir- "This isn’t ... the same." said "Iwonder.” cumstances. I’d say Jim is in Hermy, embarrassed, for and promptly (To be a rough time.” changed the subject by continued) saying to • “Took generations to up Judge «»rrifhi kr Mill*Briwn f* build the Martin: “Wt'li need an ex- •iMfiMitM• 7 a inf IwiulM Iradm* am