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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

Wenn mir al fnnltrl,ftibe Mog.
Iidfeiten Ser Haf)friegsplanung
oenten, miiiien mir Grrurteile uno
traoitoncllen Shutt megraumen.
Gun mir oies niht, 10 miro unier
cbiefttpes Tenfen iiber oie gtad'
fr:egsperiooe gebinoert ooer be-
ihrdnft. Sic 8orurteile al,Bern lih
enttreoer in sSurdt ooer in falIten
gorlteuungen, Sic pdbreno langer
Sabre iib als fire Soee in Den
Ropien einseniltet baben.
Sotpeit es lih Tim analt banoelt
tpe;b ih nifts, mas oeprlnlerenoer,
nidts mas entrnutgenoer wire itno
nihts, mas fonltruftipe 8eoanfen
mebr pergiitct, oils sic slngIt Dor
ser ltnpermeiolihfeit elmer Naf.
frieesoepreiiipn uno eines yad).
Observation-Disclosures SonIt fllige
,nO peitblidenoe aberdeen ma
hcn Iange Selihter, ,penn lie ilber
Sic Neutrality-suspicious. iprehen, uno
iie iino liher, oaB alles flnlter uno
tribe iein mus; Sab eS MiaIonen
Mrbeitsloie gcbeu miro; oaB olle
@etpinne ourcb Gerluitc abgeIoIt
,peroeu; oab 6abrifen It:u geleg!
tperoen niiiien. Sir MIDI beocuten
bieie Gorausiogeu Elm pollfon,nlener
Mangel al Gertrauen in ein Treies
oenofratiihes 8irtibafts SpItem
Sd,IieBlid) lit SSirtihuitslebcn bod
oie Shopflng uno oas Teiultai
menifliher In'trergun9. Ger
NenId) fam ols eigencr &rait, 10
tpobl ein5eln ME folcftip, nit re-
item @illen pirtit)aitlihe Serbdlt.
nille leihter gum 8uten ais sim
8oien lenfen.
I'm sic sIngIt 81 beieitigen lit e.
ierner notipeno;g, guffaiiltn8en su
Iiouioiercn, sic feline anoere Gri-
itensberehtiBung babeH. ais oab lie
rns iiberliefcrt iuoroen iino. Grs
items lit sic slufiaiiltng abIuro, oaB
ollgemeine lteberpro0uf.ion ichDerc
Sepreii.on sur Solgc baben muB.
Solonge es in ser @eIt 8ebletc
gibt, in oenen groBe Seile Ser 9e.
poIferung ulter einenl anerfannten
Minoeititanoaro !eben, Iollte man
iid) ME Dor lleberprobuftion iiirh.
ten. Ssn ariess5eitcu gibt eS feline
lteMrproouftion BON @aiIen, 10
lonse, ser Seino nidt beiiegt lit.
Sn 6rieoers5eiten fam es feline
Misrepresentation pon 8iitern geben,
10 Ianse es irgenopo nod 9tot glbt.
Wan brautt nur ourd] oie Glenos.
pierteI Ser groBeu Stdote 81 man.
Bern ooer ote SebcnsperbGltniiie in
pieIen onoern S6noern Ser @elt SIT
fennen, Inn idnea uno enogiiltig
Su niiien, baB e5 bis sur llebsrs
prohibition nod quite @eilr Bat.
Sc iriiber mir erfennrn, oaB Eros
button ,rno Gerbralih. uiel mebr
aIs 8eIo uno Shuloen, iiir oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

gni oem obisen 8iIo iieht man
giirgermeiiter israrf s. 2a,tide,
ser bon Charles 9. stGpconb elm
gbrenoofument iiir ieine Seroienlte
III ser 60roerung Ser 8eIunobeit
erbd!t. Or. sl. H. Sapeenep itebt IN
Ser Mitte uno Sobn u. 2gpis lit
refts sn ieben.
Sic Serreu gtelpcomb uno Sapce-
uep iino bie Seiter ser Orsaniia-
ton in Gleoelano, bie sic @eib-
nahtsiiegcl perfauit, oeren Grlos
in Sem Sample gegen Sic Shmino.
irbt belien miro.
Inter oem &roteftorat oes 8iirs
gerreilters uno ieincs @eiunobeits-
onltes unb iinan5ier. ourh Sen Ser
fauf ser S;eeel untfobt bas slnti-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
Gripps perlaftet fftehr
,,is~ before Slne3esee

Gonoon. Sir Stafforb Gripps, Mi-
niiter fir 51ug5ellsproblftion, rid-
tete eir,en 9(ppea N, Die Mrbeiter-
idaft, before lmo mebr Glug5ei,9e
ber5uiteuen. glls Elm Weittel 6afiir
reste er Die gilouns BON Broba,f-
|tionsfomitees in BEN Jabrifen an, IN
Dem arbeiter 1edynifer 1rto Die
Jabrifleitung bertreten iein ioIlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

Suberfulpiefpnlitee bereits 244
&ricgsbctriebe nit iiber 124,OOO
Mrbeiter uno Mrbeiterinnen. Cine
beionoerc fleine 3eitllng, 1be Some
Eatrict, miro nlen Mitglieocrn az.
geianot. Ylafate bdngen in allen
8etrieben, iuo Memorauba meroen
perteilt, I'm iebermann an Die brins
genoe sIifgobe, Sic 8eiunobeit slt
idiitcn, 5l erinncrn.
HIofate uno 3eitul,een un0 Ierf.
ibriften peiien INNER pieoer Oar=
aui bin, lpic man Giieu ,,shereiten,
mas mon ciieu ioa, DAB man geniis
geno Nlbe uno piel frtIfe CUTE
2uft geneBen Ioll, menn man Der.
binoern uia. franf 81, neroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

pom TaIlas bate in Griabrltng ge-
braft, Sab man beabiibtige, ibn
trotoent in ieiner Staot absubalten
,lno Bat iSen 8ouoerncur INN cine
Gomrnnn Nangers. slls ii6 am 1a-
ge barauf eiu eill5elner Ranaer-@=
pit1n BEL ihm r1eloete, iragte er ent-
tduit)t: $50 linS oie onoern?"
y3l,m Seufel. Bin if nit)t ge-
nltg2" mar Ole Nntluort. rOa iit
bod) MIR in &nmpi, uiht ipahr?"
slls iiN i'm Sabre 1853 sic Ma.
turioricber su elmer |eriamml,,ng in
@iirtten'bsr9 getroficn batten, tpur.
Sc ibnen 81 Gbrsn IN ocm Babe
9ticocrnau bel Siibingen elm ;seit.
rlabl ueranltoltet. Inter oen Cell.
uebmert mar auh Suolpis ltDlano,
uno elmer Ser @alte lieB es iit nitt
ncbntell, SEN Gid)ter in einem Srint-
iprudl 3u iciern. Sn iainer @eihei.
Scnbcit mod)te Ser Sihter es gar
nift bnB bic slufnerfiamfeit aui
i'm gelgnft iuuroe, er erbob iib uno
'agtc fur5: nIns 6cit gilt bod ben
9taturforIdern unb nidt Sen Gid.
tcrnl" Sns nber nabm Elm nor0oeilt.
ic]cr Gerebrer ltDlanbs, Ser i'm nidt
perIonlirb fannie, lcbr libel auf llno
rief luiitcno IN sen Snal: rWerft
cen aerl 5llr Sire binal,s! unier
llblano lcbe boh!" 9fan fann iif
poritellan, peldle Seiterfeit MN aus.
brolld,. llno lett nli,bte llblanS ielhit
lahcn, baB linn ste SrGnen in Sic
slugcn fanlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24
Die 1,e<te
0as @erf Serbert g. 2ebmans
Serbert 8. 9ehmun. scr 2eiter So

Serbert $. 2ebmun, scr 2eiter Ser
Dor fl,r5em geidaifenen office Of
;soreign Hebabilation", erfldr.e in
Ser crIten Nreifefonferen, hie er nls
Gbef bes neuen slmtcs nbbielt, oob
Sic Mrbeit, sic er nun 5u organiliercn
fat, brrdnus niht als toerein,eltc
aftion ser @ereinigten Staat:n 81,
6etrod,ten lei, lonoern SAB bie'e Mr.
6eit in ieSer @e5iehtng oas @erf
nller Nliierten lei.
9ehrnan erfIGrte, er lei felt itber.
seugt, oob oies @erf Ser aaiierten
9totionen, bies @erf ser Seillne
uno 2inocrl,ng Ser BON &rieae &C..
ldlagenen @ititSen nid)t l,a,r hon
bumanittirer 8eoe,,tuna iei, icnoern
oab cs, oariiber ipeit fpinallsgebcn5,
,nr s(bfiirsung oes arieges bcitro,
gen tperoe.
st betontc ferner, oa, sic @ieber-
bcrIteIlune ser perIbieoenen @olfs-
!pirtItaiten i'm Sntemiie ser gansen
Gelt lieec.
Mmeru6niidc &riessproonftion nnb
bic @creiuten Natiunen
Grdlioent Mooiepelt erflGrte in
ieinem iiehcnten Verid)t an sen Son.
areb iiber oie 8er1pirflid,,ng bes
oeib .Yadt -Yroarammes bis 5um
III. Desenlber 1912, oab nod nor
ied,s @onaten england 1lno @l,b-
lano mebr 0affen er5euet boben
ais sic Gereiniaten Stoaten. 6el,te
fat s(merifa, Dem @eriht Ses Hra-
Iibenten sufnlee, feline 8erbnbeten
|nidyt MIR in ser 3rieasproouttion
iibertroifen, ionosrn es pergrobert
|tagtGglid Sen uftionsuoriprlrng
Sen es nun afs Ser Welt grobtes
Gr;es ltftiousSentrum bat.
Der Grpbtril oes Froouftionser-
TRACES Ser amerifaniiden Gabrifen
tpiro fir uniere eieenen Streittrdite
uuo iiir llnlere 8epGlferung uer-
tpanot. Die GerteiIl,ng Der er5eugten
gsafien uno Minition 5tpiicben ,,nIc-
rer cisenen slrmee ,rnb 5lotte lmb
unieren Gerbiinbeten miro ein5l0
unb aaein nab sen itnateaiiten 8e,
Iidtspui,ften geregelt, Die onrb Den
globalen Grieg gegeben iinS.
l1nseidbr fiinf8ebn Gro5ent l,nic'
rcr selm,lten ariegsproOilftion miro
surseit an Sic anoereu 8ereinten
9sationen eeididt uno srpar lopobl
auf @runo ser 9eib-Badt- -Ibfom-
men iotpie aui 8rurb birefter &auf-
rertrGge. Gieie Is 4rosent nmfal-
len aber nicht Sanoels- l,no ariegs'
Id,iife, oageeen @eid,iisa, Munitlon.
;slugseuge, 5anfs, @otoriabrselige
unb Grl rlntteile. sSie Sic ltatiitiihe
.GrIaiiung Ser Seib-Gadt-Speratio
men seigt, iiberIteigt Die 2ieferatng
pinselner @aiieueattungen an Die
slaiierten Is Hrosent unlerer Tro'
BUTTON bacon. SO bdben mir 5. y.
ungeiGbr 80 |roaent ,,nlerer Cant
probuftion unieren 8erbiinoeter &C.
(icTert. Mnoererisits gibt es natiirlid)
,ablreid)e Riiltunasprcoufte, Ole aus
idItebliA fir nniare eiaencn Strelt'
trGite beltilumt lino.
Mote Sirens Arbeit i'm Nnslanb
Norman $. Dapis, Der goriiten'
Sc bes anrerifaniihen Moten &reii'
ses, teilte ioeben nit, bab ieit Sep
tcn,ber ees Sabres 1899 62,OOO,OOO
Collar fir ariessbilfe i'm Nuslann
uer1panbt tuurSen, unb oaB oieie Sill
fe MmNrifas unsefabr 3O,OOO,OOO
Menihen ausllte fam.
bgeleben BON oielem Betrage,
lpuroen anndbern0 5000, 900 Sol'
Tar CUR nnterltiisung Ser friegsge'
iangenen angeb0rieeu Der Bereinten
Nationen ausgegeben.
L Eln nGrnn a fi,ftiffel fiir EMrnnna
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

- @eiien Sie bel gintdufen bar.
auf bin. oab gie es i'm rNolfsblatt"
seIeicn baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-24

Relieved in S minutes or
double your money back

When excess stomach acid causes painful. suffocat
ing gas stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-ac medicines known for
symptomatic relief-medcines like those In Bellsna
Tablets No laxative. Beli-ans brings comfort In Z
5iny or double your money back return OF bottle
to US. Csc at all druggists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Here's extra good news Many of
APPS own fine brands Of food save you
up to $3.50 compared to prices usually
asked for other nationally known prod
ucts of comparable quality You'll
appreciate APPS Marvel Enriched"
Bread-Jane Parker Cakes, Rolls and
Dated Donuts - famous Eight O'Clock,
Red Circle and Bokar Cofrees- 33 Ann
Page Foods-and many others.
And remember this-82 years in the
food business have taught ASP how to
provide real quality To accomplish this,
ARP both owns and operates its own
modern food factories and up-to- the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
SAVINGS UP TO 25% on ManyA&P B
Help Offset Higher Living Costs
Reed How APP Super Markers
Have Reduced Cost of Hondling
Foods 70 an Au-Tine Low!

cure eager to do your part in pay
ing for the war effort of America ready
to pay husky income tax but the
money has got to come from somewhere
Of course, pay envelopes are fatter-but
so are the prices of about everything you
buy. How can YOU meet this condition?
First, what's the average family's
biggest expense? It's FOOD! One-third
of every dollar made by the average wage
Garner and clerical worker in a typical
year goes for food more than fol, hous-
ing, fuel, and clothing combined.t
Get more food for your money, with
out sacrificing quality, and much of your
budget blues" will vanish. You can do
it, Here's how--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
headquarters for "SUper-Risht"
Meets, Fine Poultry und Fish

You'll find lin endless variety the quail
ity you demand in meat, poultry and fish
at your APP Super" They are kept in
modern refrigerated cases, prepared ex
actly as you like them-and sold to you at
amazingly low prices -. on a money
back guarantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Discover This New Way
To Have Better Food!

Everything you need =. everything you
want d. . is yours at APP Super Markets.
APP experts search the country for the
best meats, fish, poultry, fruits. vege-
tables and dairy products . . tap every
source for the finest foods
Here under one roof are six complete
departments more than 1000 separate
items-each plainly tagged with an amaz-
ingly low price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Furm-Fresh Dairy Products Tempt You

You'll think you're back on the farm"
when YOU visit our Dairy Center a com
plete department Offering fine eggs, milk,
tempting butter dozens of different kinds
Of cheese 49,. everything fresh as a daisy
at welcome low prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Complete Baked Goods Department

Delight in full assortment of breads,
rolls cakes. donuts, dainty pastries
oven-fresh dated - only matter of
hours from bake-oven to store. Introduce
yourself to Marvel Enriched" Bread, to
Jane Parker Rolls, Cakes, Dated Donuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
APP "StreamIines" the Grocery
Business
Business

Generally it costs more to distribute goods
than it does TO manufacture them! SO
APP takes the lead in waging relentless
war on the high cost of bringing foods
from their source to you. APP buys direct,
+Rnrenn of Labor statistics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Why Your Dollar Buys More
at A&P


Latest, greatest step in saving you money
is the APP Super Markets 49, Americas
leading food department stores SO big,
so popular are these great markets that
foods move outsin "a steady stream - and
in huge volume Thus each item has to
bear but a tiny profit. Thus you pay less
for scores of foods you need.
Even APP has not been able hereto
fore to run its stores at so slight differ
ence between what foods cost at the farm
or factory and what they sell for in the
store. Few food stores have such a nation
wide organization for buying direct at
the source to save money for you. No other
food stores have waged such unceasing
war on waste for 80 years. Few other food
stores save you as much as APP "Supers'
when you buy all your foods there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

avoids unnecessary middleman's profits
manufactures scores of fine brands to
save money for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

minute bakeries 81. its own fishing fleet
and canneries T.. . maintains its own resi-
dent staff of coffee experts in South
America. Thus the quality of Az made
foods is guarded from source to sale.
Save on Your Entire Grocery Bill
For one week buy all your foods in your
ASP Super Market then check results
You'll find you save on your entire grocery
bill! Come in and start tomorrow
prices are consistently low throughout
the APP Super six days a week -
every week of the year-not just on
week ends.
See for yourself See how you can land
"A telling blow to higher living costs
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
bus Travel
To Resorts
Possible

WASHINGTON, June % -
up - The Office of Defense
TRANSPORTATION clarified its po-
sition today relative to forth
coming restrictions on inter-city
buses to beaches, public parks
and similar resort areas.
Director Joseph B. Eastman
of ODT said the restrictions, eff
fective July /, do not require
stoppage of inter-city bus trans
portation to such places. Citi-
zens, he said, should have &C
cess to places of recreation and
relaxation as an aid TO health.
Vacationists and holiday cele-
brants were asked, however, to
patronize resorts in their i'm
mediate vicinity in order to
conserve transportation facili-
ties.
1--WE have placed restrictions
on inter-city bus services to
places conducted primarily for
purposes of amusement or enter
tainment," Eastman said 1T is
not considered that this lam
guage description of a beach.
public park or other similar
place conducted primarily for
purposes of relaxation, rest and
health building"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
Army Faces
Huge Rubber
Shortage

WASHINGTON, June % Up
- Brigadier General l.. d. Clay
Of the General Staff told a House
Appropriations Subcommittee in
hearings made public today that
the fighting services face a Is
600 ton rubber shortage for their
program up to the end Of 1943.
The computed needs of the
Army, Navy, lend-lease during
the period from April l of this
year up TO Dec. 81, 1943, Clay
said, are 100000 tons.
If we add essential civilian
uses, that required for busses
and trucks, not for private auto
mobiles" he told the committee,
eve get a total over the period
of 100000 tons"
He said there was available
for use in the United States APP
proximately 841, 900 tons for the
same period, but that those re-
sponsible for synthetic rubber
production have estimated they
can turn out $4,000 tons, an es-
innate he termed as optimistic"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
Faulty Jack
.ThWartS Theft
Of Tires

A faulty jack thwarted thieves
early today only after they had
stolen one tire from each of two
cars Mark Alpern left in a gar
age behind his home at 50 Nor
oSs.
In each instance the right rear
tire was removed. When the
jack was shifted to the left rear,
however, the tire and wheel of
both cars slipped and was pin
ned beneath the axle.
No attempt was made to re-
move front tires from the cars
because of cramped quarters, Pa
trolman Pat O'Grady, who is in
veStigating, said today.
O'Grady said the men used
canvas gloves.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23

Coast Shipping
Reveal Petrol
TO Guard Ships
BY he Associates Press

The announced toll of Allied
and neutral ships sunk in the
western Atlantic since Pearl
Harbor stood at 293 today as
the Navy disclosed it had started
conveying merchant shipping
along the east coast.
The eastern sea frontier COW
cred by the Nays announce
ment includes all territorial
waters from Maine to Florida.
These waters would be in for
redoubled submarine activity
under Hitler's directive to his
undersea raiders to intensity
their drive, beginning Friday,
north Of the west Indies, as well
as Ireland and east to Europe.
One of four recent sinkings
reported to boost the war total
to 293 was that of a large Amer
lean merchantmen which cap
sized and sank in three minutes
after striking mine off the
/ Virginia coast last Wednesday.
Third Mate Irving c. Leetz,
one of "A survivors landed al
an east coast port, told news
men he had learned from the
crew of his rescue vessel that
nine mines, apparently plant
ed by lurking subs, had been
swept up the day before his
ship fell prey to another
mine. Three men were miss
ing after that explosion.
Buenos Aires reported the
sinking of the 4,800-ton Ar
gentine freighter Rio Tercero
victim of either a torpedo cor
a mine, and Belem, Brazil, re-
ported the torpedo sinking OF
the 4,954-ton us. ship Column
bian and the Panamanian ship
Cardinas.
The Rio Tercero was the third
casualty Of neutral Argentina
since the war started. Chile, the
only other neutral American re-
public still maintaining diplo-
matte relations with the Axis, is
sued a yelled caution to the Axis
to leave its ships alone, Foreign
Minister Ernesto Barros declar-
ing in Santiago that German at
tacks on Chilean ships along the
u. S. coast will constitute hos
tile acts the seriousness of which
he would be unable to over
look"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
Proposes Cheap
Insurance for
Defense Units
WASHINGTON, June 23-iP)

WASHINGTON, June 23-(P)
- Cheap government inSur-
ance for up to 100000 civili-
ems who may take part in home
defense work was proposed by
Senator George (D-Ga) today as
an alternative to Federal cash
benefits for victims of enemy
action.
The Senate Finance Commit
to headed by George, had be-
fore it a proposal by Senator
Pepper (D-Fla) to authorize
monthly payments ranging from
$40 to S85 for the victims of
actual attack or Of accidents in
volving military equipment.
George, who led a successful
fight against immeriate consid-
Grafton of the measure yester-
day, told reporters he personally
favored low-cost government in
surance similar to that available
to soldiers instead of authoriz-
ing the civilian pension"
which he said were involved in
the Pepper proposal.
Pepper served notice, howev-
er, that he would continue his
fight for establishment of the
principle of direct government
liability for civilians as we'll as
soldiers who were injured, kill
ed or captured on what he des-
cribed as lone of the fronts of
modern warfare" the city that
night be bombed from the air.
II don't think volunteer
workers who give their time
without pay in home defense
activities ought to be forced to
pay for their own insurance il
they are hurt or killed" he de-
clared.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
Soldier Gets
HerO'S Medal

WASHINGTON, June %
R)-The War Department an
nounced award of soldiers me-
dial to Sergeant Harvey II. White
Of Fort Custer today.
Sergeant White and Private
James f. Carrow, first class,
we're cited for rescuing two
fellow soldiers from drowning in
a creek south of Bernice, La,
last September.
White is a native of Dorothy,
w. Va. Carrow, who also re-
ceived the medal, is resident
Of Captina, w. Va. His present
station was not named in the
War Departments announce
ment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
Victory Gardens
Likely to Pay
Big DiMdends

CHICAGO, June % up -
Swing that hoe, you victory gar
deners, it's going to pay big div
idendS!
Prices quoted today indicated
the gardens so many Americans
are Straining muscles over for
exercise as we'll as economic
benefit would turn into a neat
wartime asset if good weather
conditions prevail.
While most of those fighting
the war with garden tools will
not sell their produce but will
consume it themselves, market
prices showed the value of their
time and effort.
Prices of major garden items
quoted on the commercial mar
ket here to professional truck
gardeners, ranged up to doub. e
those a year ago in some cases.
Virtually every vegetable is
higher and in instances the high
est on record.
Typical examples; cabbage is
up about 90 per cent COM
pared with a year ago; caul-
flower, 20 per cent; celery,
33 per cent; sweet corn
10 per cent; lettuce, more
than so per cent; some potatoes,
almost 80 per cent; cantaloupe
and watermelon, more than 33
per cent; asparagus and beans,
% per cent; beets, 20 per cent;
green onions, about double; peas,
66 per cent; radishes, 25 per cent
tomatoes, 20 per cent; turnips,
25 to so per cent; rhubarb, 90
per cent, and spinach, 100 per
cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-23
0reCarrier
Lies Helpless
Michigan Reef
Stymies Boot

CHARLEVOIX, Mich, June
% --lP)-The ore carrier Eu-
gene j. Burlington, laden with
1900 tons of iron ore, lay help
less on a Lake Michigan reef to-
day while salvage operations
ere projected by the coast
guard.
The Burlington, owned by the
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
of Cleveland, ran aground Sun
day night on boulder reef, II
miles west of Beaver Island. She
had gone off her course on the
way to Chicago from Duluth.
Forty-tWo members of the
crew were removed yesterday
by coast guardsmen. Three men
stayed aboard to await the ar
rival of the tug favorite from
Sault Ste. Marie, which will as
sist in salvage operations.
Captain George c ambers
and his wife were among those
removed. Vessels from Charlie
voix Frankfort, South Manitou
Island and Beaver Island, as
well as a Michigan Conserva-
tiOn Department patrol boat
participated in the removal.
The Burlington cracked amid,
ships after striking the reef
Captain William Fisher Of the
Charlevoix coast guard report.
ed. The vessel is $50 feet long.