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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

laneidbrige Joridunesarbeiten alt ser
lteberaeilgltng aefonmen, DOB iie. Ser
llrIahe Der &rebsfronfbeit anf sic
Spnr aefommem iino.
Gerncr tpnrbe bon Niiienihaftlern
oes sSnitituts elm 3idt fonItruiert,
bas 1T einen nit elmer 9roBen Men
idennniie anaefiillten Nnbitorium
Die 2llft bon MnItedunasfeimen rel
nigt.
Auber bem 6auptinItitMt iu Gin.
cinnoti belist 6ieielbe cine anitaIt
8rablep Sall, in Balm 8ead, 5lo.,
mo fid) ein Morine biological 2abo-
ratorD befinoet. Mit oem ssnititnt ni-
.filiert iino: 3oiarD @oaeee, Miper-
foreif, ST.; siena Siabts College,
Aorian, Mib. Wopmount College,
Salina, Gani., nnb 8orrp College,
Mianli 8eod, Gla affiliierte Meoi-
cal Heiearb limits linb: oas @oob
Samaritan Solpitol, 0opton, Ohio;
Sbe Neip Yorf Sfin ono Cancer In.
It, Seem gorf, H. g.; Ebe Eoitgraolr
ate Meoical Sbool ono SoIpital, Neip
gorf, &c. g., ,nb bas Mercp Soipital
in Chicago.
Sin ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssor-
idnssarbeiten in ben aablreiden
5ahlaboratoricn hes SssnItitllts Iinb,
nnber @eiItlihen- ,no 2aier 5nhlen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

Mitelieb Der 9apltlihen afaoemie
Der Biiienlbaften aus Der Batifan-
itabt.
lin mr. einigc Der @rruneenl1af-
ten au ertpabne,L iit bas Snitiht Ell
mes Der eroBten 3entren fir arebs-
foriduna geiporoen inter Der 2el-
tllng bes aenialen &rebsforibers Or.
Speri Sperti. Der. beriibnlte 9irefs
tor nno iein aer5teltab lino onrh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

ten einc groBe sn5abl Sroellslhwe-
itern betciligt. @ertnolle Sibltitiite
fir Gnnllni llnb anbere fir Die
ariegfiibrlng niiblibe GrIobproonfte
iino bereits Der Hegierung 5lr 8er=
fiigltng aeitellt iuoroen Sic bodlpii=
Icnidaftlihe slltitalt ,,ssnltitlitnm
8ipi Sbonlae' liefert pieperlinl oen
geneis, oaB bie &atbolifen nlib IN
iniiienidoftliher 8eaiebnng nidt, ipic
ole Seinoe, Neioer nno Gcrlelimber
ser Nelt noratifninbeln belieben,
riidltanbig iino 1ino ferner, oab
griinolihe,. ipabre Niiicnl6oft 5llr
8abrbeit ,ino Die @abrbeit at @ott
fiibrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
Gittpodj, ben .. eeptembsr 1912

gen itntererabcn Die bentihe iittlihe
Grnft nno bereitcn ben fittIt1en Hie.
hergana bes beitld)en @oIfcs nor.'
8eionbers iborf ipenbet iid) Ger Gar-.
oinnl gegen bie Gerbreitiing Der
seadtfnltnr (Nnoismus) llno be.
Ibreibt oie bange Gorge bericnigen
Glter,l, bie bon Ger Na5ireeiernng
geamlmaen neroeh ibre &inbcr in Die
Sugeneberbereen iotpie IN Die Grnte.
nno slrbeitslaaer 5ll idliden. Der
.Sirtenbrief idlieBt NIT einem erihiit-
ternben Narnrni: o0as mir berte
notig babelr il, oieier Sturm- nn0
Silltfll,t' bon &eriuhungen, bas iino
ebrenbaftc, feulhe Manner ,tno ssron-
Ell, oie Die menld)lihe unb rationale
&iiroe retten." Die llebelitdnoe, Die
oer &aroinal bon 8reslam 10 nlnnn.
baft at aeibeln paet, bohen ieit ben
lesten flint Sobren itetia auaenom'
men IN Maaibentlblonb. &nrs nod
Nntritt lciner Scrrihaft bot Iid Der
geriiene @ouner .Sitler sic Spmpa.
tbien bieler @lG,tbigen oaourb 8rt ee-
minnen aetuuBt, hab er eine id,arfe
Geinielng Der unlittlihen Shriften
ltno Slime burbfiibrte; allcb cine @n-
5ubl libel bc!elnloeter Sauier IieB er
id)lieBen. slls er aber feline Serr.
id)aft geiibert fiiblte, offnete oic Ma5i.
partei ser llneebcn,nten llniittlidfeit
niebt MIR Cor 1no Sir, lonbern for.
bert iie offi5iea. 50 lit es bellte i'm
,,neuen Deutldlano" tralriae sat.
iahe, bab aelpiile sSornen Ser lin.
littlidfeit bon Staatsipeaen planmd'
Zig geforbert peroerl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
Die itGrfite &riessmnffe

2GBt iid nibt, 10 fraat oas ,,ginc.
Telesrapb Hcgilter", ein 2iibrer fin
oen Der in oem Die ganae Melt er.
eriffenen Grieg bas 8ertra,len aller
rehtoenfenoen Meniden nnb Natio-
men peroient mo ser cine bon gott-
Iidber @ineebung bergerihtete Baife
sm lrbtpingen peritebt,> tpeld)e imitan~
DC 1T, einen Melt Srieoenspaft ait for
mnlieren, Ser, anf Der gSttlidcn
&eisbeit alfgebant, einen gerehten
nnb bleibenoen sSrieoen au fbern
bernog2 Gie gal5e hriitlibe 3ipiliz
lotion ltcIlt iih bieie Sraae.
9ieler isiibrer fam eefunOen, Die
gebene @offe fann gelhmiebet uno
em ,Srieocnsbiinonis fam 5,,tpe9e, ees
Ernd)t perocn, bas ei1en bauerlloen,
nnf @eredltiefeit, sfadltenliebe ,uo
Barmbcr5iafeit aeba1ten sSrieoen
iidern fam.
Scr gGttlid)e @clterretter lit einz
mol anf sic Nelt berabeeiticeen. gr
miro fem 5lpeites Mal fommen, fem
grloillnas. llno 8efreiln1gstperf oll
Dieoerbnlen. ST fam nit Der llnenb.
lidcn Mad)t 8ottes llno Ser be-
fbrdnften ,nelidylideu Madt. Gr be.
reitete bie sSege, oanlit alle Mcnl1en,
oller @eibledter nno aIler 3eiten,
ibr eipiaes Sell erreiden fonneu.
Die NaSi, Die Soipiets nno oie TO.
falitorell Mahte int ,allaemeine,t bn-
ben oielen enlsiaen @rloler Der @elt
berlporfen. sSsll ibren 8enliibem, Soft
.sM enttbronen, haben iie iih ielbIt an
oellen Stelle, 9elest als idipahe, iui-
Oeripartige ino entartete @otter. sic
bobel cine Madtberrlbaft errihtet.
Sn ibrem 8abll ibrem Sob il. ibrer
Hrutolitot boben lie iib eina,lreoen
9eindt, oa6 tic ole 1,nab1nberlihen
&ehte beleitiat inb alle e.pigen
Bobrbeiten m,i INNER beeraben ba-
ben.
Diele antihriItlid)en @ruppen ba-
ben MIR cine tenpordre 8e6eut,,na.
Sic iinoen feinen Mnbana, ipenn oie
Belt @briIh,s, ibrem tpabren grloier,
folat. Seine 2ebre ipiirbe, ,penn
iiberoll beiolat ieoem ,,neeretbten
arieae Elm @noe n,aben
Hir brandem feinen nenem s5iib.
rer 5nr 8eenoieune oieies totalitd.
rem &rieqes. 99enn sic arieasfiibrer
Der alliierten Notionen oieiem gott-
Iihen 5iibrer iolsen, miro er fie uno
,ims 5t einem elan3enben sieee iiber
aiie aottloien sSeinoe fiibren.
! Die aebeime Moffe 1T bas @ebet
&enn ieoer @inaelne, iebe Samilie,
ieoes einaelne Goif ser Ser. Mationen
bnrh beItGnoiaes &ebet at @ott nm
@rlendtme ,,nb 8eiitanb anflebt, lit
Der briitlihen. aioiliiterten 8elt ein
enoliher Siee aeiibert.
X X X
Das ,Smititntnm 9ibi Sbpmae" in
Cincinnati ein 8pllmerf Der
- NiTenidaft
Dns inn Sabre 1886 bon gr3bilbof
McNihoIas bon Cincinnati gegriin-
bette ,sSsnititutlmt Obj 9bomae'', tpeit
befannt bnr6 feline umfangreihen
ipiiienidlaftliden 5oriduneen, lit felt
Beainn oes arieaes nod in tueit 10
BERN Mabe in Sen Goroergrllno hes
aIfaemeinen SrterreIies getreten. Mn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

9as ,SSnititntim gipi 9bomae'
bic ipifienldbaftliNe ssoridlmes-
anltalt Ser @raoioaeie Cincinnati,
belien Direftor Or. Sperti 1T, bat
Der &eeier,tra miteeteilt, bnB es
gelaneen 1T, fir ben arieg pert-
nolle @nthed,maen at inadell ). 9.
@rIasgummi Seioe,s &romtermittel
,ln0.- anoere fit Den &rieg niiblihe
Materiolien. Nae iperoen Der &e.
sierung anr 0erfiiemg aeitellt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
@ime nemartiae gpaffe?

Der Better Der @affenntiiiion Der
amerifanii6en 9(rmee in Qonbon,
grioagegenernl IS. G. Barnes, er.
fldrte nab einent 8eriobt Der NIloc.
Greiie, bie @nglanoer ,,no Gmerifa.
ner fteIlten cine neuartiae 8affe Der.
Der 56iabriae General lit Der @bef
Der @ntip,trfobteilung oes amerifanis
iden &riessoaperanlents mo ein
Sahberifdnbiaer fir bet @nt,pnrf
uno Die 5eritellung ldbuerer Mrtiile.
rie, por oaem bon Glneae,,eobtpebrfa-
nonen.
Barnes lit ols 2eiter elmer ted.
niiden Mtiiiion in 2onoon <eieetrof,
fen, I'M bie. alliierte Moffenproonf.
ton at foorbinieren.
CT .Ioete, ooB oie Mrt ieiner Ar-
belt, Die Dor allem Die @nttpidlnns
bon Mnnition betrifft, aebeim bleiben
miiiie, erflarte nber, ipeber bie gne>
ldnoer nod bie Mmerifaner branhten
ben Dei,tihen llberleeenbeit Der Quo.
rt
litdt al.aeiteben. .
,,gs ift feline 5raee Der Maffen.
proonftion s,nebr, iotpeit oie 8erior.
a',ns elmer rieiiaen ,armee in 5raes
fomint' Ioate er, ipies ober oaraAi
bin oab er nit oem transport bon
Den Il. g. nod Gnalono ni6ts si tim
hnbe INN pr 0nhpr feinpn Qoiumpni
iiber: Die S9iffabrtsloee abeeben
f0nne.
Cine breitpodiee 9our ourd 81.
britiiden Sabrifenbat MIDI iiber3e,,at,
bob Mmerifa betreffs ser 8eibafti.
eang bon Jrauen BEL Ser Muaitions-
beritellung nod etipas lernen fann''.
bemerfte er.
X X X
Die 8ombenidGben III Ser stabt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
Der arOfte JsinS bes amerifaniideu
6eeres

Commander 8ene Sunnep, lt.S.N.
g., erfl6rt IN Ger Analiltnlmlmer bes
,94eaoer's 9iaeit'', oab Die beneri-
iben 4rantbeiten ser eroBte ,nb
itGrfite sseinb in unIernt Seere iitb..
Dieier perbeerenoe 5eino bat im er-
lten &eltfrieg inter uniern (MG6)-
Grpeoitionstrl,ppen ,ncbr Spfer &C.
foroert, oils ct. Mibiel, sic areuu
men ,lnb nlle anbern Shlahten. Srot
aIler aeaenluGrtig aetroifenen Mab.
nabnelt foroert bieie Ieidt nnItefenbe
Gronfbeit piele Gpfer.
Ole militdrilhen 9lntoritdten iol-
len es iih deiagt iei1t lniie,t = ,ub
piele iino and) babpn iiberscugt -
baB oas probateIte 1lno Itarflte Mit
tel int Der @efampfllng Der @e-
iblehtsfrallfbeiten einc ioIioe, oti
Heliaion aufaebaute Woral lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
spat fommt bic GiniidJt -
fDmmt


fommt |
Ser @intiilnatier telegraph SIC
ailter' bearii6t einett ,ansiprlth Der
Mrs. 6ooiepelt III 8esilg nnf .ltniere
ge5iebnnssn alt SotuietritBlano. Sic
erflart: n8ir rnoget GnBlanb ,mb
ieinen betpnnoernsipertem &anlpf nit
Heht beipltnoern, nbne hiele 8elplul-
oernne auf oie 8omnlniiten in Ben
Ser Stoaten at iibcrtragen. Sic
,aibt alt oaB mir elmer anlerifani=
iden @rippe, Die bon MnBianb fons
trolliert nno a,tn 8eiten Mnblanos
oraaniiiert miro, fein Gertranen emf
geaenbrinaen''.
Wir frelten ilns at bore.l, ihreibt
oaall bas aenanlfe 8latt, baB Mrs.
&ooIebelt sic srobe @efobr einlieht
Die anerifa bebrobt. Qeioer bot Tie,
ipobl moblihtlih, b,rh ibre Begin.
Itianna fommnniftiiher Sugenooraa.
niiationem bie fommuniitil1e Beipe-
gl,ng aeitarft. 6offentlid) tperben oie
8etpl,noerer Nrs. &ooiepelt's iid at
ibren aeaenipdrtieen Nnii1ten befeb-
ren Mno oen a,nerifaniid)eu 8omrn,,=
nisln.s ebenio eneraiid perperfen
nno befampfelL als fie i'm friiber be-
eiinitiat nno aeforoert boben.
X X X
8ampf aeaen. sic 1tafttli6feit im
0entdlan6
a8ie Die fatboliibe Nahri1tenItelle
GSS aus 9iiiabon ,erfGbrt, bat fiira-
lib &orbinal 8ertram bon 9resIan
in einem Sirtenbrief oie @l6ubieen
au einem enereiihen 9orgeben gesen
oie fltrdtbarc 8elle Der gntiittlidung
oes beutiden 0olfes, beionbers. Der
oeittiden sSs,laeno, aufeeforbert. ,,gs
aibt cine Nrt bon S6rifttum in
9eiltihlono,' 10 faat Ser Sirtenbrief
has iitb fir unaebemlnte @eidIedt-
libfeit ciniest ,n6 iie perteioigt: Die
les Sd)rifttrm er5eltat 6urd ieine
Shamloiiafeit ibranfenloie l1niittlid-
felt. 8ielc Slime nno Spielc (gbes
oter) folgen Der eleiden Ridtung.
ltn5Gbliae 11nterbaltnngs
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Die 8ombenidGben III Ser stabt
&Dln

gGbere Mneaben iiber 6ie i'm Stunt
bon Der 3s(5 lit Der Staot aoIm an
geridtete 8erniiituna BEL tpelher
iibcr 1000 Bomber eingeiett iprr6en,
teilell folgenoe bon BEN ,,8asler Na1.
ribten' erbaItene Gin3elbeiten mit:
Das aIte aoIn eriitiert nidt mebr.
3erit0rt ober idiper belddoiat tpnr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
Das ,SSMititntam 9ibi Sbpmae"
Cincinnati Elm 8plltperf Ser
YSii1euidlaft

9as inn Sabre 1885 bon grabiibof
McNiholas bon Cincinnati gegriin-
bette ,sSSnItitutl,m Obj 9bomae', tpeit
befannt onrb feline umfangreiben
tpiiieniebaftliden Soriduneen, lit felt
Beain oes arieaes nod in tpeit 10
BERN Mabe in oen 8oroergruno hes
oIlgemeinen SSnterrefies getreten. Sin
Der Spite Ses ssSnitit,,ts itebt Sc St.
aeIIens Or. @enrsc Speri Sperti,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15
PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE

Judqe Gutknecht in Traffic court
has expressed as his opinion that the
city ordinance permitting policemen to
leave sunomonses for illegal parking on
automobiles in the obsenoe Of the own
er is unconstitutional This practice has
been in effect for ] s months and num-
erous motorists brought to court os q
result have not denied the violation and
have been assessed fines.
The Judge now rules, however, that
on automobile owner cannot be held re-
sponsibIe for parking violation unless
there is proof thot the owner commit
ted the offense himself or authorized
it. In practice this means thot troftic
policemen, who already ore insuffici-
emf in number, must catch the illegal
pcrker in the oct. The position taken by
Judge Gutkneoht will work O severe
hondicop upon enforcement Of troffc
regulations and is bound to increase
sofety hozords. II seems unlikely that
he will be sustained by court Of re-
view, The mere foct thot cor is found
illegally parked would seem to consti-
tute primo fooie cose against the own
er. If he is not himself the driver, the
cor would be presumed to have been
driven by his oeent-someone who hos
had its use with his permission. II the
cor hos been stolen or taken without
the owners consent, thot could costly
be established and he would then be
dissolved Of IiobiIity. - From The Chi
COCO Tribune.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15

dramatically bad and she knew
it. When Metro approached her
she said she'd never again go
before a camera until she had
learned to act.
TEST TERRIFIC
The studio offered to teach
her. Esther Williams was given
years contract which provided q
salary with no obligations. She
could study with the dramatic
coach, Lillian Burns.
Louis B. Mayer, M-G-M boss,
boosted. her ambition by winning
Cables consent to work with her
in a screen test. Carefully con-
Quoted, it showed she had plenty
of what every studio wants
When Andy Hardy's Last
Fling" was being cast, the test
she made with Rooney was so
good it very nearly was incor-
porated in the actual picture.
Miss Williams was married at
10 to Leonard Kovner, now q
medical inferno.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15
oMcKENNY ON BRIDGE

they won the womens pair
event. They will be on hand to
defend their title in August.
Miss Farmer, past-president
of the Raleigh Bridge Associa-
ton, pulled neat little trick on
a hand | watched her play last
fall. Vests idea in opening one
club was probably to stop a club
lead if he later got into no
trump. He passed two spades,
expecting North to bid higher.
but Miss Farmer disappointed
him by passing.
North cashed both top clubs,
then led a low trump to the
king. which West won. West
cashed the ace and king of dia-
monds, on which Miss Farmer
let 60 the jack and queen.
Thinking that North had no
more diamonds. and that he
could wait for the hearts to be
opened by the declarer, West ex-
tied with a trump. Then North
turned up with the six OF dia-
monds to ruff in dummy for en-
try. Dummy led two top clubs.
West ruffed the second, but
North got one heart discard. and
so made the contract.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15
BY PAUL HARRISON
LEA Seryic- Staff Correspondent

MA ScTNN otdll COAASSfO-
HOLLYWOOD, July Is - A
new actress at Metro, Esther Will
liams, is being introdr led in an
Andy Hardy picture. And, as is
appropriate and decorative, the
studio has included some SWIM
ming pool sequences. Miss Will
liams is an ex-national A. A. u.
champion and was the star of
the San Francisco Acquacade. In
a couple of bits of pink bathing
attire, she looks capable of lur-
ing a whole fleet onto reef, so
imagine what she can do to the
Mickey Rooney-Ann Rutherford
romance.
Only trouble is-they won't
let her swim. Haven't yet any
way. For a week Miss Williams
and Rooney have been monkey
ing ur G edge Of pool,
talking about love and stuff, and
pretending to dry their hair. Ac-
tually Director George Seitz
won't even let her dampen her
handsome hair-do. These scenes
are to be seen after she emerged
from the water, but in Holly
wood realism seldom is allowed
to intrude upon glamor.
TOUCHY ROONEY
MUGGy ROONEY, who APP
parently has been leading a Sc
dentary life lately, is painfully
sunburnci, and when 21-year-
old cut-up tries any juvenile de-
viltry on the bronzed, marvel
ously- muscl j Miss Williams,
she squelches him with a slap
on the back.
The Aquatic actress, who's al
most year younger than Roo
ney and several inches taller.
made her first Metro screen test
with Clark Gable, but she voiced
a very practical acceptance of
this movie debut in Andy Har-
dy's Last Fling" She said: "Of
course I'd like to play opposite
Gable-but woman of 35 can
do that. BY starting in this pic
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

ture I'm identified as a young
ster and people will accept me as
a girl of 20, which is my age"
Her movie career so far has
been marked with such sensible
ideas. She made a few tests for
various studios, but they were
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15
BY WIN. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

A delegation of 40 or so play
ers from Raleigh, N. c., attend
ed the Southern Appalachian
Tournament at Asheville last
year. Mrs. NJ. p. Staudt and
Miss Julia E. Farmer brought
one of the championship .tro-
phies back to Raleigh, when
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15
YES, REALLY

YES, REALLY
MINNEAPOLIS, KAS. - Mr..
and Mrs. William Eldringhoff
looked, then looked again at
their barn roof.
Sure enough, there was q calf
up there, astride the ridgepole,
believing loudly.
They guessed an electrical
storm frightened him and he
climbed over several connecting
sheds to reach his precarious
perch.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-15

OrdInory expenses VI
during the five-yeor period l94o-'944,
and we will have expended totol OF
ouorter of q triIion dollars in those five
years.
Billions or triIIions, they're pretty
much the some to most Of us, to whom
thousands or even hundreds come slow.
Iy enough. This might help:
If you had been olive $500 years
before the birth of Christ, five thou
sand years before the dawn Of history,
and if you had started counting dollar
bills then as fost as bank teller does;
if you had counted night and day, Sot'
urdoys, Sundays and holidays, you
would just about now cotch up with
the dollars we are spending in this five
year period.
Apparently present tax plans will
finance 90 billions Of this vast program,
leaving $50 billions to be borrowed.
Add to that the 40 billions Of national
debt at the end of 1889, and we shall
wind up the calendar year ] 944 in debt
to the tune of 200 billions Of dollars.
The Treasury hopes to finance this
war at cost of z " per cent for inter
est, substantially less than we paid dur
ina World War !, and q very reasonable
rote
If peoce came with New Years Of
1915, and brought with it q balanced
budget, we should be faced with the
necessity for raising, by taxation, every
year, the sum Of five billion dollars to
poy interest on the public debt
That five billions, which would not
provide dollar toward omortizing the
public debt, is more than the United
Stotes had ever taken in from all reve-
nue. sources in any year except 1919,
1920 and 1921 up to 1887.
Even this huge sum it not all we
shall have to raise. We must finance
the ordinary operations Of government,
which even before the depression we're
lowering around four billions year.
Nine billions, the sum Of these two
items, is more Il han our government has
ever raised, up to 1912, from all reve-
nue. sources combined.
Whot is the moroI2 We have to
spend the money, don't we?
Yes So far as the war is concerned.
But the next time somebody sug-
eests trying to have O bit here and
there on non-wor costs, we might have
in mind that the minimum Of toxotion
otter the war will be about half again
os heavy os in lo4l
So don't shush him up. Lend him
an ear.
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three flights Of stairs TO nav
WASHINGTON VA;
PEkTAGok

Cost of the War Depart
ment's new Pentoeon building
headquarters in Washington
will be around $35 million, but
it will save the government So
million O year now being Poid
for rent in II or more Wash
ineton buildings. The
building foundations ore some
40, 900 piles. - II will have
over IS, 900 windows. At
peck employment, 1900
workmen we're on the JOB.
Three construction firms
shared the contract for build.
ing. :" The floor space will
be over 4 million square feet,
2.6 million Of it for office
spoce, the rest accessories.
The U. S. Corps of En-
eineers is bossine the Job.
Architect was George
Edwin Berestrom Of Los An.
eeles. - To get earth for
fills in lond-scopin9. Potomac
river wos widened $50 feet in
front Of the building, so that
George Washington or Walter
johnson wouldn't be oble to
sling q dollar across it now.
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MILE AROUND,
THREE LONG

When you get through, each
foce Of this outer building will
be o2l feet long. In other
words, if you walked around it,
you would be covering 46O5
feet, or almost O mile. In still
other words, if you took oil five
Of these nesting wings" and
stretched them out in q
stroieht line, you would hove q
four.stoy building, SO feet
wide ond approximately three
miles long.
ltyou.re not oeoe now, get
q load Of these:
The two parking lots for this
Pentoeon will accommodate
5000 cors.
The system Of roodwoys, un-
der.posses ond cloverleofs
Necessary TO get the traffic
away from this building and
moving off without con9es-
ton at rush hours necessities
the building Of n bridges.
There will be six cofeterios
worlds largest, Of course
capable Of serving anywhere
from $4,000 to 100, 900 meo!s
q day and getting the people:
back TO work in q normal
lunch hour.
SuppIementine these main
lotteries will be six snock bars.
The building will be COM
pleteIy dir conditioned, with
its own sewage plant, its own
powerhouse generating heot
and light and everything
needed to keep it going except
its water system, which will be
tied in with the Washington
system.
RIDING RATlokED
You're still not impressed
Well, there isn't q passenger
elevator in the place. Elevators
for freight, yes, ond q couple
of escolotors for the physical
Iy handicapped employees. For
oil other employees. stoirwoys
ond romps. You see, when you
want to 90 from one side OF
this building to the other, on
business or TO catch q bus
home, you don't have to walk
that hoIf mile Of circumfer.
ence. You shortcut TO the cen.
ter building, then cross the
center court to the other side
Of the building. Longest office.
to.office trip is only TOO feet,
And you never have more thor
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. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

lest yOuI hllOWiCu6C Va vi
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authori-
tative answers below:
/. In carving a fowl at the ia
BILE, should the host carve
enough meat for everybody be-
fore b egi n n in g to serve the
plates?
2. If lemon is used as a garnish
for fish. should the host serve
some with each serving?
3. Should the host serving at
dinner indicate for whom the
plate is intended?
4. After the host has finished
serving should the silver be
placed on the platter?
S. If you are guest at a fam
ily meal where the others pick
up their fried chicken in their
fingers should you do so, too?
What would you do if
When you have guests you,
the host, do not think very high
ly of one Of the dishes served
(a) Find fault with it?
CD Keep quiet. leaving it to
the hostess to apologize
for the dish if she wishes?
Answers
| II is the best plan.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. Yes.
5. Yes. Otherwise you might
seem to be disappearing.
Better What Would You Do
caIntinn (hl
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. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES .
IS YEARS AGO TODAY

1887
Miss Fannie Croker is spend
ing the week with Miss Florence
Chapoton. She goes to Cornell
with the family of H. B. Hutch
ms.
The great horse meeting in
Detroit next week will have a
big pull from Mt. Clemens.
so YEARS AGO TODAY
1882
julius Koehler is breaking
ground for his new residence on
New street, opposite the Catho-
lie church.
The Mount Clemens seranadc
band favored Ann Arbor with
some music Monday nightly
telephone.