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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

Harold A. Brown, Dorothy Max
inc Chadwick, Dorothy Mar
guerite Corneillie, John j. Cou-
mans, Esther Martha De Puydt,
Mary A. De Smet.
Mary Terese De Smith, Harry
Thomas Diehl, Bonnilyn Rita
Du Bay, Edwin Louis Du Bay,
Kathlyn Marie Dubay, Lloyd F.
Dubay, Dorothy Marie De Witte,
Henrietta Jean Duynslager, Au-
gust p. Eckhout, Dorothy Ann
Eckhout, Joseph A. Eckhout,
Marie Winifred Esper, Antoin-
cite Mary Farah, George Sebas-
tan Farah.
Ila Catherine Fort n, Freder-
ick James Fox, Philip E. Gard
ener, Carl J. Giammarinar, Mar
celia Veronica Glass, Celeste
Cordelia Hengesbach, Palmer
Frank Hudson, Kathryn l.. Jen-
kins, Thomas F. Krause, Shirley
Mary La Pointe, Rita Frances
lie Cue.
Geraldine ]. Livingston. Nor
ma Elizabeth Martell. Wayne
Frederick Martin. Bernard r.
MartuS, Richard Char McIn-
See ST. MARY'S-Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Road Boards
Eye Contracts
Maintenance
Problems Aired

Brows were furrowed yester-
day at a session of representa-
tives of 81 county road boards
who have held contracts for
maintaining st a { e trunk line
highways in their respective
counties and who gathered in
Lansing yesterday to see wheth-
er or not they'd sign up for an
ether year.
They all did, according to
Karl o. Brink, county road en-
gineer, who with Road Commits
sioners Floyd S. Finch and N.
f. Rund, and Arnold F. Ullrich,
secretary of the county road
board, were delegates from Ma
comb to the session.
A number of ifs permeated
the discussion, Brink said.
The agreements were signed
on the basis of eff the tires hold
up and if we can get more, If
we can get equipment, if we can
hold our labor in the face of
Army drafts and service enlist
ments and high wages in defense
industry, and if the federal gov
crnment doesn't commander
county road equipment to be
used somewhere else in the ma
tional emergency.
But they all were signed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
) Bikes
Stolen
i'm City

Of-five bicycles stolen over a
24-hour period from teen aged
Mount Clemens youths, one was
recovered by the owner.
Alvin S brow, 144 South
Highland, recovered his own
bike few minutes after he re-
ported it stolen from the Mount
Clemens High school at 1885 p.
m. yesterday.
Jack Sierens, of South Walnut
street, found his bike missing
from the family garage this
morning.
Other bikes stolen were own
ed by Donald Pierce, 6 Cross;
Erwin Baumgarten, ITO Grove
Park, and Thomas Charbeneau,
142 Rathbone. Pierce lost his
bike from near the Macomb
theatre while the Baumgarten
and Charbeneau b kes were
taken from near the Jewel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

duced Mr.. Oscar Weber, of De
troit, who outlined the overall
plan which retailers will follow
in their drive. He said The
Treasury Department has turn
ed to the retailers of America,
the new Commands of Main
Street. to play a leading role in
the sale of War Savings Stamps
and Bonds, because retailers are
better able to reach bic share
of income earners than anyone
else. Our objective is to have
War Savings Stamps the most
publicized item in The retail
trade. We want every mer-
chant, large and small, in eve
ry city and at every crossroads
in Michigan, TO be in the War
Savings Stamp business. Mr..
Weber concluded his address
by outlining a four-point pro-
& am for retailers to follow in
their stamp selling efforts.
Other speakers on the pro-
gram included Geor~e G.. Whit
ney, Of Detroit, the executive
director Of the Michigan Retail
ers War Savings Committee;
See MERCHANTS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Drunk Driver
Pays $3.50
Pictures Prove
VitoI Evidence

A jury in Justice Frank E.
Jeannette's court found Arthur
Duchene, 43, of Detroit, guilty
of drunk driving after deliber-
ating only four minutes yester
day afternoon.
Pictures taken on Gratiot at
Elmwood by Deputy Sheriff
Cornelius Gudenau convinced
the jury that Duchene was
drunk May 10 when his car
damaged sign in front of
Marsh's Service before stopping
in a nearby front yard.
Gudenau and Deputy Arthur
Swain testified for the state. Du-
Chene paid a fine and costs to-
falling $3.50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Britain Lists
Wars Grim Toll

LONDON, June 10-(P)-The
British empires armed forces
suffered a total Of 1850 cas-
ualties, including natural deaths,
during the first two years of war
ending Sept. 2, 194l, Clement r.
Attlee, secretary of state for do
minion affairs, told the House
of Commons today.
The casualties included 1887
officers.
He said the total killed was
48,973; wounded, 46,363; prison.
ers 58,458, missing, 29,156.
The United Kingdom lost 144,-
982; the dominions 23,824; India
and Burma, 1891; the colonies,
6,l53.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
-Four Teachers
Gel Conira(is


Four new teachers were htr.
ed yesterday by the board az
education at its regular monthly
meeting.
Anna Hood, of Lengley. Mimi
will replace Ellen Stadler. ~
signed, as art instructor at tha
high school. She attended Stats
Teachers College of Minnesota
won an A. B. from University C
Southern California and recaiyo
a masters degree from Colunnp
bia. She has been teaching n
various Minnesota schools In Il
years.
Lois Harder, of Chicaeo. -
places Flora Lee as supervhpr q
music in the grades. She attand-
ed the American Conservatory
of Music, the University Of CHI
cago and will receive her mss
ter's degree from Northwestaru
University this spring. Miss Lee
resigned.
Edith Green, Of Detroit Z
Michigan State College gradua1DA
will replace Mrs. Elizabeth Hars
wood Clark as home economics
teacher in the high school. she
has been teaching for threo
years, the last two in Monroe.
Ellen Furlotte, Michi9zn
State Normal graduate, VIZ hir~
ed to teach early elementary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
BULLETIN

At least two occupants of
house at 1886 Republic in War
rem township were found over
come by gas by Center Line
baker when he raped at the
back door at las p. m. today.
Warren township police and
firemen rushed to the scene
with an inhalatOr while sheriff
deputies frantically sought the
services of a physician. Town
ship police said that two and
possibly three persons were
overcome and believed all of
them to be alive. Other details
were not Immediately available.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
CologneBombingW Will
SeemLikeMMZephyr
British Air Marshal Emissions
Huge Swarms Blasting Reich

necessary will be fare sur
passed
The chief of the RATS bomb
er command said in a current
news reel statement; do not
imagine we can yet put out
1000 bombers a night whenever
we please" and then added;
That time will come. 1t may
not long be delayed :.
In answer to any who have
said that mass bombings alone
cannot win war, Harris de-
clared:
INTERESTING TARGET
I'VE shall see. 1t hasn't been
tried yet and Germany
will make a most interesting
subject for the initial expert
ment. Japan can be used to pro-
vide the confirmation"
An officially distributed text
of his statement showed that
first reports yesterday which
quoted him as saying that TO-
900 bombers a night might be
sent over Germany soon were
erroneous. They were due to
faulty Interpretation of earlier
material.
The text of Harris statement
follows:
The Nazis, simple souls as
they are, entered this war under
See RAIDS-PaEe 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Special in TodayS
Monitor Leader

Pictures of the 1912 Gradu-
ating classes at Utica and New
Haven high schools appear on
other pages OF toda"'s Daily
Monitor-Leader.
The second appearance of the
new column, They're Serving
YOU, dedicated to men in
service also is made in this edi-
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Assistant Prosecution
Has New Baby Daughter

Herman Brys, assistant prose
cutor, was jubilant today and
the tobacco market took mark
ed upward trend.
He ccame the proud father
of six-pound girl, born in
Saratoga hospital, Detroit, last
night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Students Break
War Bond Record

Breaking all previous records,
Public school system this week
students of the Mount Clemens
bought S67570 worth of War
Bonds and stamps, Superin-
tendent l.. Wade Fast revealed
today.
Totals by schools were:
Clemens, S995; Dickinson,
S36.50 Donaldson, S32.65: Grant,
S99.15; Lincoln, S79,40; Ma
comb, S179.25; Wilson, STAG 40
and high school, S92.50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

LONDON, June 10 R -
British fighter planes and bomb
ers In Libya destroyed a num-
Der of fighting vehicles and sup
ply wagons running into four
figures, shot down Al aircraft
and killed hundreds of troops in
the first two weeks of Nazi
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's
desert offensive, the air minis
try said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

LONDON, June 10-(P) -
Joint British-American mass
bomb Scourging of Germany
which would make the RATS
l,l30-plane attack on Cologne
seem like "a gentle zephyr of a
past summer" are predicted by
Air Chief Marshal A. T. Harris,
who declared that bombings on
the Cologne scale "can and if
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

CAIRO, June 10--(UP)-Brit-
ish armOred and m % tOrized
units and Free French forces
hurled back more large-scale
German-ItalO attacks on the I'M
perial southern salient at Biz
Hacheim, AZ miles southwest of
Tobruk yesterday, the british
middle east command said to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
FDR, Jr. Abroad

LONDON, June 10 U,P -
Lieut.. Franklin Roosevelt, Jr.,
son of the President, arrived in
London yesterday and attended
a dinner last night for a South
A m er lean naval delegation
given by Rear Admiral Alan q.
Kirk, American naval attache
and chief of staff in European
waters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Raj Grounded

LONDON, June 10 U.D -
Royal Air Force long range
bOmbers were grounded during
the night and the war in the air
subsidized to its lowest ebb since
the Royal Air Force started its
devastation offensive IL days
ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Oppose Taxation

MELBOURNE, June 10 -U.P
Three of the Australian Com
mOnwealth's six. states. issued
writs against the federal gov
eminent to prevent its enforce
ment of new uniform taxation
laws which they fear would
operate to their disadvantage by
deprivinG them of revenues.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Nation Starts
on Sweeping
Rubber Drive
No Certainty
Yet Thot Enough
Con be Found
BY KILLER KRIEGHBAUM


WASHINGTON, June 10-U.D
- The United States, a nation
without rubber for civil a n
needs, embarked today on cam
paign to help solve that prob
lem by collecting old hot water
bottles, discarded automobile
tires and tubes, and worn out
rubbers and galoShes.
There was hope, as govern
ment officials received Presi-
dent Roosevelt's go ahead sig
nal for scrap rubber salvage
campaign, that nationwide ra-
tioning of gasoline may be avert
ed.
Details remain to be worked
out and there still was no GER
tainty that enough rubber could
be collected from Americas at
tics and Easements to supply es-
sential civilian transportation
needs. In fact, some government
officials who have been urging
gasoline rationing as a rubber
conservation measure were skep-
teal that a salvage campaign
would solve the serious rubber
shortage.
URGE RATIONING
The War Production Board
and the Office Of Price Admin
ist~ct'cc I've been urging ma
tioltwide gasoline rationing as
means Of conserving the ire
placeable tires on millions of
automobiles. They would limit
the amount of gasoline avail
able for non-eSsential driving to
approximately four gallons a
week.
Such plans have been vigor-
ously opposed by the oil indus
try, automobile associations and
both Republican and Democratic
congressman. About 100 con-
See RUBBER-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

CHUNGIlING, China, June
10 (P) "A Chinese column
operating behind Japanese lines
has advanced to a point IL miles
west of Nanchang, japanese oc-
cupied capital of Kiangsi prov
ince, the Chinese Central News
reported today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10

VICHY, UnOccupied France,
June 10 RD Three thousand
persons presumably French)
were reported today to have at
tended funeral services for an
Raj flier who was shot down
along the French coast and
buried with military hOnOrs by
the Germans at st. MalO Mon
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Auxiliary Police
Meet Thursday

All members of the Auxiliary
police today were urged by Po-
lice Sergt. Eugene Smith to at
tend a meeting Thursday eve
ming at o'clock the Mount
Clemens high school athletic
field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Auto Use St1sI,pa
Co o., Sale HosU

Sale of 1s47-1ol3 Ysdwol "
tomobile use-stamps 49, -
sale at the Mount Cleulgn0 141 =
office today, Assistant ru1en y
ter Wayne Adair has anneen1 :
All automobiles nsuu& hoar 4 !
full-year stamps 4 opeto1r
after July I. !.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Hunt US. Plane

PENSACOLA, Fla, June 10
-- P) Navy planes continued
searching for large Navy pa
troll plane, missing with 10 men
aboard since Friday, although
officers announced yesterday
the craft is presumed lost.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
j. !. Admiral
Says Situation.
is Confused
Tokyo Reports
Operations
Still Underway
by the Associated Prca

Imperial headquarters in Tok-
yo asserted today that Japan
csc Army troops were used in at
lacking the United States-owned
Aleution Islands off Alaska on
Sunday-three days after the
Dutch Harbor raids-and de-
clared they "are continuing op-
erations in this area"
No details were given as To
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Land Survivors

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao, June
10 - (P - Ninety American
and Belgian survivors Of torped-
oed ships were landed here last
night, il was disclosed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
Dog Bites Child,
is Shot by Police

A dog that bit Patricia O'Brien
{ o years old, of 282 North ave
nue., on the left hand yesterday
was shot later by city police.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
WASHINGTON, June 1e-

WASHINGTON, June Io-
tP) - A Navy spokesuaan
countered Axis claims of lara
nese occupation Of AIeutian
Islands bases today with 4
categorical assertion that
none Of our inhabited areas,
Islands Of rocks are troubled
with unlimited visitors mp b
this time"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-10
JAPS CLAIM ALEuTlAN INVASION
Rubber Salvage Drive May Prevent Cas-Ra+ionin<
late X X X
bulletins
Dutch Determined

JACKSON, Miss, June 10
U,P)- Several hundred Dutch
men are training 10 hours daily
at United States air bases here
and at Fort LeavenwOrth, Kans.
Although many of them lost
opening rounds with the enemy,
their sole desire is to "get an
other crack at him as soon as
possible"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

fHeH #sfkFaENte0 rnHtAAs NMf S&f
rendered and lives IN protective
Custody. one b leading guerrilla
warfare Here are the latest e
ports tSee 4 yuu car identify
those pictured
AustTAs-kaFt SchuchniEg re-
aiEnrd Is chancellor upnn Naxi
ucrumtion Fir uFas taken into
custody and held IN Vienna. latsr
reported moved 70 Bavaria Still
IS N custody
czaeho. slexakia Ek prrmlrx
Cen 5an syFnvy. strong man
ri The county. waa reported ~
having fled ahrn Germany IN
welded on March Il. 1879 Where
anouss unknown Rudolf Beran
resigned ~ premier At the Tins 81
the invasion. bat was mentioned
later Is > probable member 81 The
State Committee formed under
the dtreeilnn If the Reich Prob
abs still there.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Victims Of Nazi Aggression

and Nine Lupesca wandered
from county m ecssnty, finailf
q Aexicc
Bulaaris-K M nun III plAs
% Bali with Hisles and Bulgaria
oned she AXIS Marvh fa4I
ssia piavtn9 bali
Yuqoniawis-YosKhc King Peter
II fled q the Middle East thenxr
m London. where be rules the
government in exile Cen DfsN
Mihassovis commands q large
guerrilla army ia the mrssnsaiFzs
where he still fights with the gov
ernmcut's sanctlon
creece-King George II retired
a. Crete when Nazis ovcframe re
sistance on the mainland then
vent 70 Egypt when Crete waz
overcome Stiil ia Cairo wes re
ported planning 20 have foF Il 5
before long
tAbove lcft 20 right are Schtls
chniEg Queen Wiihemina. King
Haakon Horthy, Carol. Syrovy.
Moscscki and Rcynaudl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

answer to the lawyer who asked
Him what vas the greatest com
mandment IN The law. Thou
shalt Iovc the Lord shy God with
all tiny mind He said. and fur
Their. the sccnnd Is. Thou shalt
love tbs neiFhboF Is myself
Then N indignation and sorrow
Christ called these men hypocrtses
whe kept the letter uf the law.
made long prayers. were called
Rabbi etc. but neglected the
poor. misied their converts w0r-
shipped only the gold Of the tem-
pics. paid their tithes hat omitted
Judgment mercy and faith Woe
unto YOU He cried. and then
sorr0MfaIls. pruphesying the ruin
that was t. come in = generation,
because IL their blindness and
stupidity. Behold, your house is
left unto YOU desolHie. Yr shall
not see Me hencefhrth. iiIl ye shall
say. Blessed Is He that someth in
the name Of the Law.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Some Lessons OF The War

sinef he umsed Sssses have become involved in the great
hoapeansI that We call war, our eyes have been opened %
MANY things ne nr.ur fhnthghfs If before. Even the average
mhenI asnv - learned the Various kinds Of aircraft that are
heIan used. the many different ships and boats that are de
ssrselnu and being destroyed on the seven seas and other
thEaes Of = material nature affecting tHe war.
Witb 4 hi. however, We ase learning more 81 the CHAR
3EzeT and resources Of other people besides ourselves
We used Ia think at the Chinese IN terms Of Incredible
poverty, disease and iEnnraute-n0w zee have learned ina
the chinese are hfase and intelligent ard are led BY men who
are outstanding il any company We USED g think Of me hus-
slams Is spEueIess seFfs-and now the Russians have held the
greassss aaAHtare machine the world has ever known and
pefhans sasen - the United Nations from defeat and disaster.
We aaea II think ~ Australia as q rather unintefeAtinA ana
unimppR1anf island far away IN the Pacific-and ne~ wee
hate learned that the Australians are people very like oCr.
aelues. proud and ambattIed and that tue defense Of Australia
Is uital - cur ovn defense, We used % think uf the Fiipinos
Is ahail sava9ez. running naked over their beautiful island
paradIse. nut how bravclv and magnifeentls did they help
General Macarthur and his successor 70 stand off the hordcs
Of japanese harhaFlans'
s. Il roes. whatever cssaes. the average American Il
obtaining a. infinitely better knowledge Of the woFld and the
people who iHhahii It than his i0rbcafS ever hat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
TroubIes n oecupIed EuI0pe

Miller nav lie having hts way ID France. hui he Is meeting
mueh opposition IN either sections Of occupied RaTope, where
people sill fnhs aHd die zT freedom rather than accept me
naa order : outlined By Hitler.
II Greece. where hundreds are diving everyday from star
vaki0n. there ARE still Eaen who fight and ftghf The Greek
government III London said that a band Of 1000 Greeks, re-
gently formed. had killed several hundred German fFuups IN
IL first fursy Other Greek units wreck and XII wherever
fhey CIR.
II TuguslavIs, Ire leader Of the Serbian arFuy. IS reported
Il trading Italian prisoners for Italian gasoline with which 70
power his fight against the AXIS
IEalv itself Is Tie object Of many ftmofs. most OF them
euneernlnn Ier desire a. get bait Of che val. Seeing that & Is
impossible slnra German troops control the country. Il = suS-
neeled that these rnHl0rS are part Of the German peace cam
uaign.
Ard - Il i 81 over Europe Hitler seems to be sleeping
oesx ) voAeafe which may erupt AT ans time and overcome
him and ssn0theF hB ambition 10 rule the world
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

BsIaium-K "a Leopold II o.
degcd has army u iay deWn IS
arms ~ May = 1870 lsseken
Castle wa placed 81 his disposal
ne remains there anaeg protective
custody
France Premier Paul Rev
maud and Minister II interior
Georges Afsndey placed undf-
administrative lnternmsent -
prrmiers Edouara Daiadlfr and
Leon BilIm "a GencraisSsnmn ct
Defense Pierre JacaEucf and Az
Minister Gay L. Chsmnfe taken
into ctmtody held tuf triai o.
charge OF waf guilt Ex.An Min
isfer Pierre Cot also charged
vith war guilt fled e Z :
Hungary Admiral Nicholas
Hnrthy, head q the state since
1910. was graxelv ii eafiy his
year. Hungary joined the AXIS
Nov %. 1916 Reich has slated
Horthy's Kan as next ruler
numania-Young King Mihai
rules under MAJ rye Took throne
when mis- father. King Carol al
dicased IN September. lg40 Carol
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Clothes From Milk

II may not be long before we viii wear clothing. drape
our windows and uphnlster our furniture with q wool aahNtf
tutc that will be made from milk Milk has long had indus
trial uses, as is Cascin content goes into plastics, gue. pants
and pharmaceutical products Now q casein produce, called
Araiac. is being turned into fiber By the textile industry.
Casein, a protein of whole milk, constitutes about Three
per cent OF skim milk Some ~Ta.0O0000 pounds Of casaIn IS
used annually in the L. S. To extract il, skim milk Is heated to
between IS and iI8 degrees, acid added, and the whey renaov-
ed The remainder IS washed - remove acids and salts. then
pressed 10 extract water The easein is broken into rlCe-sz
particles. dried. kaFged and shipped 70 industrial plants.
To make hratac. the casen is ground. chemically treated
and heated until = flows like honey. II Is poured into the spin
ing box, from which If II forced by hydrostatic pressure
through splnnerets TIE thousands Of strands Of fiber. called
wet tow emerge and run over reels. The strands are fhan
washed. squeezed and dried many times ~ emerge finally a.
a soft fiber that can be cut IN any length from a had-ach to a
.haIf.miln
Aralaes first customer was the nat industry. which mix
ed fluffy Aralac with far-fei and wool felt Now tte textile
industry is beginning 70 use i n dresses, Grapes ad other
fabrics Once again science has gone down 20 the farm and
reaped a new harvest