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L) FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1948 Kidnapping of Police Chief THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE JOE PALOOKA PAGE THIRTEEN 3 By Ham Fisher-- 43--Auction Sales Between Us Girls Private sale, must be sold this week. Refrigerator, 6 cu. 1t., electric; Gibbard 4-pc. solid walnut bedroom suite; Cof- field electric, one hand-power, one table model, washing machines; dining- Brantford Roofing and: Builders' Supplies YO LIKE TSEE B= = THE NEW CALLED THE BOWLIN' In Austria By Russians Political Step Dangerous y HERBERT MORRISON Vienna, July 16 -- (Reuters) -- Many political observers in Austria believe that the case of Chief In- spector Anton Harek, Austrian police chief who was kidnapped by the Russias and detained on charg- es of espionage, is one of the most serious -- ad dagerous -- political events which have occurred in the country since its liberation, The facts of the case are these: At 5 pm. June 17 Harek, a 60- year-old detective - inspector em- ployed in the interior ministry, left his office in respouse to a telephone cal] from a man speaking with a strong foreign accent. He said he would be back short- ly, made appointments for later in the evening, ad left his office. He did not return that evening, nor did he go home. : At 11.30 pm, he telephoned his wife to say that he was delayed but | DISTRIBUTOR WANTED FOR OSH-: uick selling , market and would be home soon. But when she wanted to ask him where hg was the phone was cut off. When he did not return the next morning, inquiries were started adn Austrian Chancellor Figl asked the Russian Commander-in-chief, Col.. Gen. Zheltov, for information, as there were * indications that he might have been carried off by the Russians, Not until] two days after Marek's disappearance did the Russian com- mander-in-chief, informing Chancellor that Marek was under arrest by the Russians on a charge of espionage against the Russian occupation forces and adding that investigations were also being made into similar charges against other high officials of the Interior Minis- try, who would be named later. In the eyes of the Austrian gov- ernment it is a breach of the con- rol agreement, which provides thay he Austrian authorities shall be immediately informed of the arrest of any of their citizens, with full in- formation of the reason and the evidence on which it is based. In addition, it is feared to be the be- ginning of an attack on the Inter- the | WO! jor Ministry which may presage an attempt to destroy the independ- ence of Austria. In the "people's democracies" une der Soviet Russian domination, the Interior Ministry is always a Com- munist, however small the party might be in that country. And it has always been from that ministry that the great "spy trials" have be- gun, trials which weakened and eventually destroyed all other par- ties and finally brought the Com- munist Party into complete control, CLASSIFIED ADS (Continued from Page 12) wJ--Male Help Wanted MAN WANTED--FOR RAWLEIGH BUS- iness. No experience or capital neces- sary. Sales easy to make and profits large. Start immediately, Write Raw- leigh Dept. ML-G-310-190, Montreal, ue, (July2,5,9,12,16,19,23,26,30) awa-Whitby area, for proposition with unlimit repeat business. Secured territory. Should have car. Investment $100. re- quired to carry stock, Apply D. 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PE po 1 rove - Fn hs €8 Foi OF AB rigors reserved | {1 COULDN'T HELP BUT SEE THAT YOUNG MAN RUN OFF AFTER YOU KISSED HIM 7-HOW COULD ANYONE WISH TO L TRY ME AND SEE!" AS DEFINITELY | HE STILL LOVES ME... AND HE'S CRAZY ABOUT PATTY! MOLLY, LET ME ASK {] YOU, FIRST == DOES TOM STLL WANT TO TAKE VP WHERE YOU TWO LEFT OFF TEN YEARS A60% TOOTS and CASPE Laffless Goes Wooing SWELL! YOUVE ©0T HIM STANDING IN YOUR PALM! THE BOYS ANDI KNO\% THAT TOM 15 THE ONLY ONE WHO KNOWS AS a WHERE "THAT PAYROLL 2 SNATCH 16 HIDDEN = 477 ( /* By Mel Graff YL ~0F COURSE, WE'RE ALL i ) SORRY "THAT IT HAD TO BE TOM WHO TOOK THE RAP! moOLLY, YOU AND I COULD LIVE HANDSOMELY ON THAT DOUGH = {Zo ves. TELL Vs, "LAFFLESS"! > . wy AT ts | By Jimmy Murphy HE DIDN'T MENTION THE MONEY ..,H-HOW DO YOU PLAN T0 GET IT% a) NN 4 \ ~~ WELL, TONIGHT'S PAPER WILL TELL ME IF THE COLONEL ISTHE LOOKOUT? IF HE'S WRITING THE CASPER,READ"THE LOOKOUT'S" COLUMN=-YOU WON $20.00 ON A HORSE YESTERDAY AND DIDN'T TELL ME---WHEN I ASKED YOU FOR MONEY TO BUY ANEW HAT, YOU THAT SETTLES IT! I KNOW WHO" "THE LOOKOUT 15+-= &4R-RR=*AND IT COST ME 20.90! WHY DIDN'TT GIVE HIM SOME OTHER KIND OF INFORMATION ? LOOK OUT, 'LookourT,' (CONTINUED) By Brandon Walsh WE GOTTA BE TERRIBLE CAREFUL, ZERO - MR, VALAGGA GOT BURNED IN THE 'LECTRIC CHAIR AND HE IS AWFUL MAD AT EVERYBODY= By Dudley Fisher WITH THE CHILD GODDESS IN OUR STRONG HANDS WE CAN RULE THE| COUNTRY = BUT WE MUST ACT LIKE THE LITTLE GODDESS 1S BUT A WEAK, MORTAL CHILD~ WE OF FLESH AND BLOOD -- BUT A GODDESS ! ? op A948, King Reatures Sn ot 1 By Willard LA AO HIS WIFE -- MOON SAID THEY'D BLY JEST HAUL HER INTO A POLICE COURT FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY. THAT'S ONLY HIS IDEA IN CASE YOU PULLED THROUGH = BUT IF YOU DON'T, THEY'LL TRY HER | IN A BIG COURT FER HE'S OUT SHOPPIN' 3 By Lee Falk and Ray Moore [FIGURED HE MUST HAVE A SAFE. HE DOES! 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