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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Tragedy Hits
Romeo Family
Youth. His Nephew
Drowned in Lake

nDouble tragedy struck swift
~ at q Romeo home Saturday
afternoon when an 18-year oil
youth drowned in an unsucess-
full attempt to rescue his four
year-old nephew.
Swimming in Cusic Lake,
about $50. Lyle @. Anderson
was reported by playing with his
nephew, David Kaiser when the
latter slipped from Lyle's shoul-
ders into deep water. Lyle ap-
parently was able to secure a
grip on his nephew, but In the
struggle, was unable to return
to the surface.
POPULAR RESORT
Cusic Lake II q popular spot
for Romeo residents, and was
crowded at the time of the ac-
cident.
RESCUE TRY FUTILE
The parents of both youths
were swimming at the time of
the drowning. The body of
young Anderson was recovered
seven minutes after the tragedy
and the body of the Kaiser boy
was pulled to the surface Is
minutes later.
Two doctors and TROOPERS
See TRAGEDY Pare Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
u. S. Trails Ghosts
WOULD AVOID GHOST-TOWflS
WHICH USUALLY FOLLOW

WAR EFFORT

truck after the emergency, to
follow the workers to localities
Of stabilized employment.
The public buildings admin
istration said that 1900 such
homes had been built or were
under construction.
And. facing the prospect II
providing houses for more thou
sands of defense workers, the
agency announced 4 plan TO
prove the moving qualities Of
the prefabricated, demountable
structures.
At Indianhead. Md, IL manu-
facturers supplying demount-
able dwellings were asked to put
on q demonstrat ton, to show
the speed and cost at which they
can take down their houses and
establish them elsewhere. Each
manufacturer will take down
one Of his structures, haul the
pieces to q community nearby,
reconstruct it-then take II
down Z second time and haul Il
back 10 Indian head, here put
ting Il up again in condition for
occupancy.
The demountable houses,
bolted together. come In one
and two-family sizes. A ono
family unit consists Of living
- 0006TS-RAge .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
JUSTICE COURT HEARING
ADJOURNED TWO DAYS

oArraisned In Justice Of The
Peace Donald J. Parasite court
this morning, Cyriel Devriendt
gained Z two-day adjournment
of the court on the molten Of his
attorney, r.. A. Callesa. and over
the protests OF prosecuting attor-
ney Juan A. Johnston.
Devrisndt II accused In the
double-death Of JuanNa and
Janet Creaa, IL and 4 Warran
township childrsn run down and
killed BY m auto which jumped
the curb Aear the flsld they were
playing In. Devriendt ~ accused
Of boing the driver q the death
auto and Of being drunk at the
time.
NO PLEA gNTERxD
No plea was enterIe d this
morning and Deyriendt did NOT
testify. No witnesses FOR the d.
Tense were heard aGsa defense
attorney Callen Indicated Tint
in Ill probability lidne will -
called. The adjournment Of the
court 10 for the purpose Of allow
ing counsels 70 study the court
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Police Patrol
Vice Resorts
Chief Says Lid
viii Stsy On

O"My men are checking known
Mount Clemens vice resorts re-
gularly and we are sure that
none Of them were open over
the weekend Police Chief Art
hur I. Rosso stated today when
questioned by The Daily Mon
itor concerning reported "cheas.
ing" on the part Of At least one
notorious Mount Clemens hot
5pot.
Chief Rosso said that ''I have
mt sufficient manpower to post
. man before the doorways Of
the resorts 24-hours Z day. but
our patrols swing by regularly
and we intend to zee that those
establishments DO not OPEN"
Asked how sure he was that
the resorts would stay closed
Chief Rosso said, hrst, II guess
it's up to the Field (Selfridee,
whether they want them open
or not" When II was pointed
out to the chief that the matter
IL wholly . civil one and In no
sense IN obligation Of the mill
tary, Chief Rosso then stated
that his men would keep the
lid on"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Storm !! Causes !
Two Fires
Lightning Strikes
haeker Home

! = The are department was CALI
I'd out two times early this A.
.ternoon during the height Of m
electrical storm which swept
over the county, bringing short
respite from the widespread
henf ~pavora hack Aassss1 lIoatl
claimed fou& lives.
At fl2:O6 o'clock, the Aresnen
were called. 20 Z Grove Park
where q bolt Of lightning struck
the home of Mrs. Frank Hack
or causing about go damage.
Less that fBsnninutes later, the
department answered . call TO
the New Glenwood hotel where
IN. electric motor, located In the
kitchen. had caught are from Z
short circuit.
At 11:l0 am, they extingui-
shed q grass Are on Eastman,
just q few minutes before the
deluge swept down in the city.
All power In the city was
halted from time to time during
the storm, while employees Vt
The Daily Monitor worked for
10 minutes in the dark when
the electrical lower failed.
The sheriff'S office and other
police departments in the coun-
- reported that radio commun-
ication was affected 1t various
Intervals.
No extensive damage was re-
ported, however.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
BisnnlutIl and ST -
MEDICINE MAKES MACHINING
TWICE AS EAST
REPORT

~ HOWARD ". DLAKESL88
anew YORK, July 1oQ -
The discovery that stainless steel
u improved ~ giving ne lif$le
biumuth, the chemical tliat man
takes In medicine and which the
feminine half uses also II COS
metics was made public to-day.
The biumuth. In amounts OF
ond,tenth TO one-han Of one per
cent, makes stainless steels
which can be machined twice as
fest. Machining means saving.
cutting and boring. Jobs that
form z high percentags, Of the
costs Of finished stainless steel
products. IA
M IL estimated that the ma
Ginning costs Will be cut BY s1se-
quarter. There u also m import
ant speed-up In handling, par
ticularly in defense manufae-
ture.
TIE discovery was ~nAooe -
the 1at>el1e Memorial lnstitute,
Colzunhaio, Ohio. ~ "a Htays i.
3. Peoples Ind =. ". tink. -
bistn6th. thev nd. dr. nj -
crease III eofrooion fegd!eo
q stainless install noe o31oee =
oeh1e innpogtnnt pgopeF1too; =
stfength sn4 tpughneA ~
DiGInutA = = tnGtros,e. ro41 q
white metallic eleme0t. 49, Il
makes stsinls9 49, $500
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
State Police
Post Studied
County Nay
Provide Site

awhile the county prosecutor
studied the legality Of the pro-
p0sed action. the Industrial and
Public Relations committee Of
The Board Of Supervisors today
Hid plans for m important meet
Ing Wednesday dealing with the
possibjlity Of . second State Po-
lice post In Macomb county.
Bssis Of question on the meas
ure u whether or not the county
may legally donate the site for
the post, Is II requested. The
state has promised to spend $780,
900 on the post, II the site u CIV
a BY the county.
Absorbing 10 present plans, the
pest would BE Z l0-man center
for the police and would be To-
CITED IN Warren township. Prime
- POLICE POST-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Heat Proves Fatal
to Two; Two Drown
MACOMB COUNTY SWELTERS IN
UNPRECEDENTED HEAT WAVE

. Even hotter weather was pre-
dicted for today by the Selfridge
Field meteorological station at
ter the heat was held indirectly
responsible for four weekend
deaths in the county.
Complications resulting partly
from the. sweltering weather
took the lives Of two Warren
township residents and q double
drowning occurred 1t Cusic
Lake, near Romeo.
THE DEAD:
Mr.. Maria Kury. 81, 13l4S
Kaiser read, Warren township.
Raymond Frye, three months
old, Of 231S3 Stewart Warren
township. !.
Lyle q. Andssssn, ~ = Re-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

record - well q In eivGn Cal
len an opportunity - peesont
testimony, should ~ - DESIRE.
First wimeas o @ called -
4 day was Gerald cresi, ~ :
brother u ~ slain 4ix14 He
testified q q the siosntil lentton
Of the body u Jats4t. Dooo u
the girls q Z result ~ iM1nrios
suffered Ia the eci6ant was
conceded BY the deenDe. Mo
q subpoena Ind 601E -
DR.. Ryan, county mQdlen1 ex13
liner. 10 was not re- NJ Il llnne
for ~ trial md ~ IN enl
'of 90 radical auth ~ 49, -
eepted ~ Tho dofonnos
MO1ll1R W81p1 II sSss l.sS Ss]s
w6lles tn ~ Z = r. =
pair ~ q ~ 40 n =
room vse
"a ~ nv y ~
lica liesi6 p ~ / u q ~ T.
invests y { Il - so ~
"When \ ! I'D - Mn (pev-
riendt.) Il ~ stsIao @ ~ -
80 m aee. 4 a I
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Gen. M'Ar'lh! II!
Far East Chief
Former Stoff Chief
Hsods Philippine Force

WASHINGTON. July 28-(R)
The nomination of Douglas
Macarthur as lieutenant general
in charge of an army of the far
east moved toward the Senate
today for confirmation, and Sen
ator Pepper (D-Fla) declared
that President Roosevelt could
have made mo better selection
as chief of Americas land forces
in the troubled area.
IF the. Japanese think they
can move into the Philippines a.
they did into Indo- China they
have q surprise awaiting them"
said the Florida Senator, q
staunch supporter of the Presi-
dents foreign policies.
READY TO ACT
General Macarthur and the
forces under him, plus the United
States Navy. are ready to meet
any emergency that may arise
MacArthur's con fir m alton
might be regarded as an indirect
See FAN EAST-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Plane Crash
Proves Fatal
Lieut.. }. r. Tsy'e'
Dies at Alpsna y

OSecond Lieut.. James Ralph
Taylor. 20, member of the 71st
Pursuit Squadron, Selfridge
Field, died Saturday at Alpena
Of injuries he received Wednes-
day when his P-38 Pursuit Plane
crashed after one Of the motors
apparently stalled.
Lieut.. Taylor was stationed at
Captain Phelps Collins Airport
for gunnery practise at the time
Of the crash.
A 1910 West Point graduate,
Lieut.. Taylor had been stationed
at Selfridge Field since April IL.
A bachelor, he 10 the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. =. ]. Tayloe. q = Paso,
Tex.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
So Sorry!

oDue to . reporters error a
story in Saturdays Daily Moni-
tor gave 80 Miller street, Mount
Clemens, ~ the scene Of . dis
orderly house raid conducted by
. police detail. The actual
scene Of the raid was 80 Mullet
street.
Miller street. ~ Is generally
known, ID . highly respectable
residential area. The Daily
Monitor regrets any embara-
ssnent which may unfairly have
resulted to residents Of the Mill
Ter street district. Fortunately
there ID no building located at
- Miller slsoes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 28-(H1
The federal government Is
cunning for the ghosts that make
ghost towns
Determined that the end Of
the defense effort shall not be
marked by hundreds Of strand
ed communities with tumble
down buildings. the defense
housing agencies have turned
to q type Of dwelling that can
be put aboard q railway car or
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Fairgrounds Plan
DoH-Baxxy Parade

oThe long-awaited Doll Buggy
Parade at the city, playoroundS
will take place This week q
Tuesday and Wednesday. Decor
ated doll-bugeies with dolls VII
be In one eliza decoeated -
gies alone WIN fonn ano( -
class and the third clasD Win ~
the dolls alone.
JUDGING will take place q
Donaldson playground at l:3o On
Tuesday, Wilson at : O'Clock,
Grant q 3:30 o'clock, and Crit
fin Field q ; o'clock.
On Wednesday, Lincoln's as0w
will Be judged st : o'cIoeks -
Mays ct 3:3Q O'Clock. oo6 WI
son u : o'cIoek.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Russian Drive
is Laun(|led
Against Foe
Moscow Says
Armies Now
on Offensive

bx 06NMx W. VASO4OI
OMOSCOW, July 28-(AP)-
The Red Army appeared today
to be taking the initiative on
several sectors Of the Russian
German front-a 2,O0O-mile
fighting zone along which Soviet
spokesmen earlier declared the
Nazi blitzkrieg had broken down
to siege tactics. "a
A communique reported
fighting actions Of our troops"
throughout the night in the d.
rections of Newell and Smolensk.
in the central region. and at
Zhitomir. in the Ukraine.
VARIATION NOTED 4
This was . variation from the
wording Of previous commune
ques, which mentioned only
stubborn battles or fierce fight
ing, indicating that the Russians
now are undertaking more than
defensive operations.
The Red Air Fleet - well ~
ground troops was reported TO Be
gradually swelDlns into The "
fersivs.
The Comanunique cited sever
al specific instances Of Russian
thrusts against the Germans.
ranging from Z local raid on the
invaders lines to Z large-scale
counter attack.
BAYONkT ATTACKS
One detachment was reported
to have attacked the German
garrisoned city OF "" and driv-
See Red ARMY-PeSe :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

cut the Dattalls eci11 go
u not clear. Tt diGoovo1y -
sponsored ~ ~ a1loy enoolnQ
institute. I group ~ i sqore oe
the nations gsoAlmlo6g eoeol
foundries. s's U
Heretofore. where eooe = cut
ting VA neco1nary, in1uGeEy hno
used stainless stsels' olloyod WITH
selenium o. sulpln1f. Aut hceA g
thee, H. Dattelle repogt slntoA
sacrificed some cofro1ion rool1os
ance. while selenium a o0dl11Do
made welding diffieuh. DloN1o9
does not haInpsr wo1oln9. 81
= ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

at the earliest, the department
said.
Highest recording yesterday at
Selfridoe was 90 shortly after
noon, but unofficial readings in
Mount Clemens reached los.
County beaches were thronged
as sweltering residents sought re-
lief. At the Mount Clemens Mu-
nicipal Beach, alone, 5000 bath
ers on Saturday and Sunday set
an all-time record, according to
Director Ernest ]. Buckholz.
Detroiters thronged the banks
See HEAT-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
More Examing
Physicians Named

OThe Executive Office at Lam
sing today announced the ap-
pointment of four examining
physicians to Macomb county
draft board No. z.
The four appointees are: X. G.
Newton, Roseville; Victor E.
Rein and J. A. Sweeney, East De-
troit; and George F. Moore,
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
(elIspsss
y lo1fipsl Bead

K16( ~ Dawson, 1o1 Call
=, NOunt Clemens, was rnshe'l
o. g Joosph's hospital q noon
t3day after she COLLAPSED On the
borowulk Of the Municipal
Dawson u nndaeSoins
ttGd mt q the hoGp1lnl. The
oGac@ nature Of - G1klietiosa
Nd not been leesrmlned ct
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

County residents enjoyed .
short respite from the heat
wave early this afternoon
when sheets Of rain accom-
panied Z thunder and electric
ii storm, slightly lowered the
temperatures. A home 1t Z
Grove Park, owned By Mrs.
Frank Hacker, was sslightly
damaged when st1aek Nh .
! belk reksl&gsA-4alAysyts1o .oS'
oScI6ck. The blase Was extin-
SuiShed BY the firs depart
Ment
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Jams Bombard Chun9kina

socHUNGKikG Chino July 28-lR9-Six groups Of Jopon
csc worpones swoed Szeehwon Province todoy ond
this copoI Of worno Chino underwent its longest dir rod
oor with its people kept within shelters for eight hours 10
minutes The city however, escaped with brief pounding
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Red COmmanders Executed?

oHELsIkKi, FnIond July 28-Q#9-The Finnish govern
information bureau sold today tot Finnish forces hoe
captured order Of the doy signed by Joseph Ston ndco
inc the liquidation Of nine high officers OF the Red Army
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Indo-China Pact Okayed

81 the ooreemen for ont defense Of
French ndo- Chino have been orronoed dispatches from
onoi reported today Vice Premier Admiral Jeon Doron
ranged confer todoy with Joponese Ambassador Sotootsu
koto.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

David Kaiser, four, Of Romeo
The meteorological station
predicted = possible 100 degree
maximum for today. Expected
thunder showers will bring only
temporary relief from the ex-
IRENE heat and cooler weather
isn't possible before Wednesday
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Chun9kin9 Undergoes Raid

oCHUNGKNG, China July 28-Qa9 - Determination to
make current hosties THE end all wors urged
by n r. Hung Vice Premier and Finance Minister, in
broadcast the United States from this Chinese copito to-
day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

British Patrols Lash Naxis

oCARO EGYPT July rs ~ - The British Middle Eost
Commend declared todoy that Australian potros from Tobrk
hod inflicted further casualties in the Axis siege lines while
HE bort oorrison had driven Off three Geo tolon parties
which mode hofheorted ottempt at retootoy rodins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

.lation before the House naval az
fairs committee. He smiled.
gnnd Witness fellow
spectator whispered.
Perfect" grinned the naval
officer.
It seems likely 10 last for the
duration. The sharpshooters went
cunning for both. The Corcorans
and Cohens of the old New Deal
tried TO undermine them at tho
White House. They wanted 10 rur
the show themselves. 1t didn't
work. Knox and KnudSen are ace
high. A pair of aces, with tn,
deuces wild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Curb on Strikes
Wins 0. K. by
HouseGroup
BY PHILIP G. REED
utI News Service stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The
House naval affairs committee, in
a determined move to halt defense
production tieups. today unani-
mously approved a bill 10 compel
mediation of labor disputes in war
industries during a 25-day cooling
off period before any strike or
lockout can be called.
The drastic measure. sponsored
by Chairman Vfiusun tDt Of
Georgia Of the key congressional
committee, also contains a clause
aimed at ending union jurisdic-
tional strikes. 1t provides that
existing open and closed shop la
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

virtually all defense chiefs.
A stiff battle. however,. was ex-
pected from organized Ia Dor
against any restriction on the
ground that it might prove the
opening wedge for more drastic
curbs.
To this end Daniel J. Tobin. head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Good Friday Services
By Greek Orthodox

Members of st. Shyzidon's Greek
Orthodox Church. 1851 Kerche-
val avenue. will commemorate the
funeral of Christ today with spe-
.cial services. The church follows
the original Greek Orthodox rite
and calendar which marks Good
Friday and Easter A week later
than other Christian churches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

of the AL Transfers Union.
urged President Roosevelt today
TO appeal to American Labor 10
abstain from strikes and President
William Green of the ALL in a
letter 10 all member unions urged
them TO adhere TO a strict no
strike policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
LITTLE TIME TO LOAF

Their offices and Washington
Tesidences are in each case but a
few blocks apart, but they have
little time for loafing or visiting
In the usual sense
Corcoran and Cohen were the
brains of the Brain Trust IN the
BAYS when the New Deal. in its
FIRST phase. called for experts in
Che transmutation Of social phi
fosophy into law. They were
lawyers and intellectuals, doing
HEIR work behind the scenes ex-
fept as Tommy the Cork would
hive orders ny phone in the name
pf the Great White Father.
knudsen and Knox are business
h Executives. Beyond that they are
Faen Of great drive personal force
and solid experience.
I More than these. they share a
capacity which Corc9ran d
Eohen lacked IN their ability TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Dor contracts. be frozen for the
duration of the emergency
A third restriction in the bill
would ban giving lobs in defense
industries TO members Of the Conn
munist Party. Nazi or Fascist
sYmpathizers or any persons adj
Vocating overthrow of the govern
ment by force.
The bill. which gives legal status
10 the new national defense medi-
alton board. calls for the following
steps before a strike or a lockout
can be called:
1-Conferenees between the
Il parties.
O-Settlement efforts by the
- labor department concilia-
ton service which. If unsuccesS-
full in five days, must turn the
matter over 10 the mediation
board on request OF either party.
O-Hearings by the board and
- publication In 20 days of
both sides of the controversy.
Despite a brighter tinge TO the
labor picture ar tho present fIme
1t was predicted that Congress
would accept, at Least. the fea-
ture of the bill calling for manda-
tory mediation and a cooling-oft
spell, which has the backing OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
MANY OFFERS REJECTED

OPM Production Chief John p.
Biggers. IN private life head Of
Libby-Owens Glass Company, has
turned down more than one en-
ticing offer OF political honors in
other fields 10 remain AZ knud-
sens SIDE. just because he likes
him.
A high-ranking naval officer
listened a day or two ago 10
Knox's testimony on labor legiS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

command loyalty and personal at
tachment by those who work with
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
TALK ALMOST DAILY

They talk almost daily When
ahey don't see each other face to
face. one of them picks up the
telephone and calls the other.
1t takes teamwork to build ships
and get armor and guns for them.
Knox and KnudSen supply it.
Z No one knows Just how 1t
started They've known one an
pther casually for years. In De-
Sroit, Chicago or elsewhere, they
tould meet at dinners or business
conferences. They appeared to-
yether a year ago. here. before
Abe annual publishers conference.
y Occasionally they play golf to-
Eether. Poker Is Knudsen's eve
ring diversion. Knox doesn't care
Tor II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Knox, Knudsen
Strong Men Of
B us. Defense
Detroit Time. Washington Bureau

Detroit Times Washington Bureau
{. WASHINGTON. April Is. = It
used to be Corcoran and Cohen
now it's Knox and Knudsen.
David and Jonathan, Gilbert and
Sullivan. Hitler and Goering, Lenin
and Stalin-men of like minds and
characters have a habit of team
ing up.
/ Although President Roosevelt
remains the boss, Knox and Knud-
sen are emerging a the TIVE strong
men of the American defense team.
1t was Knox and knudsen who
ordered the Allis-Chalmers plant
happened 1t was the OPM and
the navy-again Knox and Knud-
sen-who won Pacific Coast ship
yard operators and workers over
10 the most advanced labor agree
inent yet signed in defense
Industry, barring all strikes and
Substituting arbitration for the
period of the national emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

10 cbHrcb dS 1OelI as 9ok.
Re QUIET in church. concen-
~ trate on the serviceS-not
on your neighbours hat-or stay
away.
Speaking of concentration we
always tf7i1k of the Sunday
when DR.. and Mrs. Fred T.
Murphy took their grandchildren
TO church. They were so good
and so quiet, those youngsters,
and young Frederick Alger III
was so intent on the sermon.
When DR.. Frank J Fit, TO en-
phasize his point, asked DO
YOU think that was right?"
Young Frederick inst as earn
estly piped up mo 1 DON'T.
There was real concentration
which puts to shame the man
who was nodding in the pew
behind and the woman across
the aisle who was trying TO
memorize the new rules Of Cul-
korfcnr