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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26
MURDER IN TIN

How long've you been work
ing for the Government anyway?
the American asked me
4 don't work for the Govern
ment"
"Whsl we're you doing over in
Texas" he said. You've been &c
the tir. smelier twice in the last
few months. You've just pulled
in from the mines out of POtosi
It's tin ais the time with you
Don't tell NE you're only tour
Ist."
Mirilo 20, out Of his chair. step
ping close 10 me. Where IS Tag
gard" he said I had never seen
pair like Mirtilo and this
American IN one room together
They made an effective combine
ticn.
Il don't know what you're
talking about" said.
THE big American locked tho
L door. The gun wasn't in Ms
hand now and I estimated tho
chances of breaking out. There
vas the shut door. There was the
bartender outside the door. Thcrc
was MirtilO, but the American
made Il hopeless. He looked a.
powerful as wire cable And bi-
as ne was. he had followed ne
like . ghost for days | had neve-
seen him until ne had filed -.
doorway outside
Mo-" said the Aner.ca.-
What about the Smelter? How
many FBIs they got guarding
that smelter3 That's a great state
Texas IS My home state"
Yves your state" ! said &c
many'S your state now.
He charged IN on nc. and s.
quickly ! didn't see MS han
move re had laS1cd my cncck
with the fat % his palm o.:
Of the side &c MS mouth. | heard
HIM say 70 Mirtilc. Maybe WI
have 70 wipc out this lug
To be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26
OIL SAVING FORMULA

NEW YORK. - \ new 81 ~.-
ing formula for mosquito lar
cidt mas been perfected hv th
Department of AgrlCulture
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26
The Same

Sally No. I never would 3. hap
py If married YOU You krnv
always want my own way
Ted Well. YOU can go rlgrf
wanting II after were narri.i.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26
TERM OF HYPOCRISY

B BALTIMORE. Crocodile
tears IS used Is term Of hvoo-
ef->N because the reptile cries
when il ills rs mouth with food
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

l890-DanIel J Callaghan ~
val aide 70 the President rear -
miral. born. Killed IN night newell
battle off Guadalcanal. Nov 1912
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

iS66-George Barr McCufchsor
popular novelist ms dsy. borr
ne Lafayette. Ind Died OF p
1928.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

The local National Guard>men
held drills and gun practice yes
tcrday afternoon and last night al
Fort TAYLOR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

" fling he dollar around the world
today 5ke drunk hi, pennies After the
war -hi< rroflieacy will probably be called
dollar diplomacy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Senators are told thar !
VIII take war directly - J.rar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

William Smith. through his at
torneyS, has filed q motion IN cir
cunt court. for an INDUCTION 10 pro
hibit the digging of holes IN the
sidewalk along MS residence
Greene and Whitehead streets. for
the purpose OF planting trees IN
them. Judge jefferson B. Browne
Sa'd me would give "a hearing N
the case on August :.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

The presidential campaign ot 1914
has priority in some minds and the war must
wait
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26
Today's
Anniversaries

l739-George Clinton. Revolu-
tionary soldier. 7 times New York
governor. twice Vice President.
born Ulster Co. n. Y Died April
%. 1912.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

An Associated Press dispatch II
The Citizen today. under Wash
Ingtol dateiIne. reports tropical
disturbance Of considerable inter
sIiy. with winds probably Of hur-
IiCanc force near center ; miles
north 81 san Juan. Puerto Rico
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

l858-Edward Mandell Hous.
President Wilson's silent TaNar
adviser. born Houston DHd
March %. 1898
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JULY rs. 1888

The Economic League, al a
meeting last night. mapped out q
program fog the taxpayers OF Key
" n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

William Rainey Harper.
Hebraist famed Univ. Of Chicago
president. born New Concord
Ohio. Died Jan. 10. 1906
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

M and Mrs. Eugene MARITIME
left yesterday for Miami IN re-
Sponse to long-diStancc teIe-
phone call announcing the serious
illness Of the formers father. d
Aurcii0 MARTINEZ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

I7a9-Isaac Rabbit. Boston m
VentOr- manufacturer of bearing
metal and railway journal box.
corn Taunton. Mass. Died Nav
%. 1862.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

George Bernard Shaw famed
English writer. born 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Colonel t. D. ALuSgrave and
family who mad been visiting ln
KY West several weeks. sailed
Yesterday for a short stay IN Ha-
vdra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

l796-George Catlin. famed
painter-writer of the American
Indian. born Wilkes-B Barre. Pa.
Died Jersey City Dec %. 1872
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Roge. Watkins former Kcv
Wester. md now ~ attorney IN
Tampa IS mere visiting relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Ms josephine Lopez sailed YES.
'.rdav io~ Havana 10 spend sev-
erai weeks with n,- parents III
Nedado
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Ms Edna Ireland. who Was vis
Itlng ~ Key West, her former
home returned Yesterday 70 M
am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Tine Nev West American Legion
Auxiliary wi.l give q bUncU part.
-9mu~ro" etcrIng IN the Amer
can Leg e~ Hal,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

ig4l-Alw,6 forces .f the
PhIlpp put uuGer L. :. mill
farv control
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-26

Today the Citizen saws IN an
editorial paragraph
4 Yale professor. who has great
confidence IN ambitious youth.
SAYS The boy VINO : determined
20 20 On the devil wilI. IN all prob
ac.il'E. accomplish his PURPOSE. r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

oem amerifanii i6en Golfe pieber altf=
5u5mingelL Elm Experiment, oas ipab=
reno unO na1 oenl rlten 8eltfriege
unlerer Nation 13 Sabre lang in TO-
5ialer, mirtlcbaftliber uno moraliiber
Siniift einen getpaltigen S6aoen 5lt=
gefiigt bat.
Sn ser befannten 3eitibrift Ste
stlantic 9eeutblp' befaBt iid Sena-
tor Ga 6olette IN einen1 ,,geeper 8ros
bibition slgain" iiberi6riebenen Mr-
tifel 5ugleid polemii6 unb iabli6 nit
oen &erIuben ernel1ter ginfiibrune
ser 8robibition. @ir folgen ser 8e=
lpredl,ng oieies s4rtifels ser g. 9.
Staats5eitung.
Senator Ga 5olette f4ngt ban1it an,
oaB ct auf 8arallelen ppon 1917 unto
1943 bintueiit> 0enn gu beioen 3eiten
periudten es oie Jreunoe Der 8robi-
bition, ibre Sbeen auf Dem llnpege
iiber cine ibeinbare ,8elorgnis unb
5iiriorge fiir Oas ,,Seelenbeil' u1tlerer
SolOaten uno @fatroien Dem gan5en
2anOe allf5uordngen. 9amals nit gr=
folg - beute, ipie Senator ga So
lette bofft, uniemals pieoer"
gr betont, BOB bie Brobibitioniiten
oamals notwithstanding leihtes Spiel
batten, oenn naturgenaB mollte ieber,
Der sobne, griioer, @begatten ODER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

erflart Der Senator, ltno Die Wttb=
o6tltng bes Hrobibitionsgeiebes batte
balo aub Sic WtiBabtung anoerer @e=
iebe uno 8eIlen iblimnriter &erbre=
6en inn 8efolge. 9ie @eri6te aber
mare1 nit sllfobolfallelt iiberlaufer,
anltatt ii6 nit ipibtigerer il1ri1ti16en
slufgaben befaiien 5lt fonnet, unb ber=
loren nidt 5ulebt orr6 oas alles aud
an 8iiroe l1nb s(nieben. ..
senator 2aJolette eebt Damn pei-
ter geraoe auf Oie Mbli6t Elm, Die jun
gen Soloaten ul1o Seeleute Dor ben
@usidmeiflngen iibermdBigen 4lfo-
bolsel1uiies au idiisen, uno erinnert
baran, ipie es oamals mar. @ie es
nanali9 in1ner nit iungen - nnb
nidt nur nit i1ngen = MeniGen lit,
ealt es balo als .lrnnrt'', bon Der
perbotenen 5ru6t bes 8ootleggeralfo=
bols 5l tal6en, nnb Bic ,,Speafeaiies"
iener Gage tparen pornebmlib NIT
ii1ngen 2eute1 angefiiat, Die bort bie
fiirdterliditen alfobolmii6ungen bin=
ter bie 8inbe goiien.
go ipiirbe es au6 beltte ipieber fem,
tparnt Ser Senator, uno er fabrt fort
Oie DECENTRALIZATION baben es Bis
Der berporrageno perltanben bur6
8erItunonis uno perniinftige MaBnab-
men - ober 11ibt ettpa burd Sppoli=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
YrabibitionismMs an Yranger

IonItiae Mnpermanote in Der 8ebr-
nlabt bate, biele in ,noglid1t geinn-
Der, iauberer unb einpanbfreier um-
melt tpiffen. Mus bieien @rnnbe lieB
li9 oie 8epolferung oonals, obne gu
abnen, mas baraus entiteben ipiiroe,
ouf oas ,,1tpble Experiment Elm. Mls
es Damn aber oa tpar, itiir5te es unier
2ano in eine Sierra moraliicber Seu6e-
lei, politiI6 aorrnption l1no allge=
meiner Degeneration, tpie iie iblim=
mer 11id)t 81 oenfen mar. 9as Gong
iter=, 8ootlegger= l1no &adeteeripeien
wurbe aipii6en 1920 unb 1888 f0rm-
li6 au elmer nationalen ginri1tung,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Ser Grobibitionsmabn 1T niht ans=.
geitorben. gr pubert tuieoer allf bent
frltbtbaren gooen bes politiid]en nl1o.
gei6aftli1en 9angltertums. Giner
unierer tiibtiglten uno erfabrenlten
Staatsmanner, Senator 9fobert so,
2a6olette, ST., bon @isconiin bot IN
treffli6er @eile bas Brobibitionsiibel
in ieinem @elen uno ieinen peroerb<
li6en 6olgen gefenn5ei6net uno oar@
ouf ouflnerfian gemadt, oab bic ab-
ltien5ler uno Sppofriten glei6ermaBen
5ur 3eit tpieoer einmal perirber, auf
ullen n1ogli6en Sblet6megen oas
,,noble Experiment. oer Grobibition
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sausfrau (5um &rdmer): u4n SEN
4iriben, bie 11tein 8ub porbin bei
Sbnen boIte, feblt elm babes 8funo.
@ie gebt bas au?'
u&ann i6 nidt iagen, Maoame.
Meine @age bat ridtig getuogen, aber
bieneibt niegen Sic NAL Sbren Sl,n-
gen naf."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17


S6opfling nno in ben Stdub6en, oen
fleinlten 9eilen, aus beuen bie Wia.
terie 5uiammeugeiett lit. 9as mtn5t=
ee, Dem bloben meniGliden auge
faunl bemerfbare Stom gilt als Ser
leste 8aultein aller .@eltenmaterie.
I'm einen @tonfern freiien oie glef=
tronen eleid oen Blaneten Inn bie
Sonne. Gin Sonnenipitem i'm alei-
men! 9te1ere Sorlber baben neue
Sbeorien iiber Die 4tome aufgelteat.
@erfen mir, nod oer alten ilnmer
nod iolioen unb bon Ben Weilten ans
genonlmenen Mtontlebre, Die gleftros
men 5ltm Mtomfern l1no oenfen mir
lns bic sltont5lpii6enr1ume binlpeg.
8ie groB ooer ipie flein piiroe barnad
ein normaler @eenid) iein? 9ieier
MenI6 ipiiroe, 10 perltd)ern 11ns bic
@elebrten, 10 ltaltbfenflein iein, baB
mir i'm mir NIT einen GergroBe-
rungsglas leben fonnten. 9ie gan5e
grOfltgel in ibrer rieligen @roBe bit
te bequem in einem 3immer 9lat.
Gos @unoerbarite oaran lit, Dab
aus lol6 eil15igen 8aulteinen ba5
ean5e unermeBlid)e S6opfungsiperf
al1fgebatt lit. Cine anoere nid)t nilt=
Ser 1pl1nOerbare gri6einlrng lit Die
Seitigfeit Oieies sltont5nergenrei6es.
Sielelbe lit 10 gelpaltig, oaB es bis
iebt feiner 1nenidliden &raft eelun=
gen it, cine Seilllng ooer ein sllts=
einanberreiBen oes Mtonts at beperf=
ftelligen - obl6on es periudt uno
bebauptet moroen, man babe cine
Mton15ertriimmerllng 5upege gebrabt.
Die S6opfungslpunoer beginner
crit, penn mir oas Seben betra6ten,
oas 2ebet in ser 8flan5e, I'M Sier
nno crit I'M WeniGe1. 9eo6 niemanO
Bat es erfori6t. Man fam es pobl
aeritoren aber nidt 5ultanoe bringen.
@ie einfa6 llno oo6 mieoer tpie piel=
fa6 fonlpli5iert iino bic 6unftionen
oes Sebens, lpie Dltnoerbar praftiid)
Die Srgane eingeri6tet, Die 5ur gr=
baltung 1no 9etatigrtng oes 2ebens
bienen!
8etroGten mir nur zines I'm Ierer
@lieoer, zines Ser 1pltnOerDolllten @e=
bilOe bes menl6liGen &0rpers: oas
slltge. 9as 1nenl6libe Auge glei6t
elmer pbotograpbii6en &amera. @as
in Der &amera Die Ylatte, oas lit i'm
sluge Sic geesbaut, 5. lit. Der li6t=
enpfinoli1e Seil. gSte in Der Ii6t=
enpfinoliben Sbidt Ser photographs
i6en 8latte Die Silberforner, 10 lie
gen in Der lidtempfinbliben meni1=
liden fetbaut Die gnO5ellen oer Seb=
nerben. Ser Sebnerp bot ettpa 5tuei
Milimeter 9ur6meiier. Sn bieiem
idmalen &abel laufen 38,360,000
unter iiG iiolierte 3erbenfaiiern bonn
Seb5entrum bes @ebirns 5ur Ii9t=
empfinoliden s6id)t Der geesbaut.
9ieie lidtenpfin0lide ssebbaut lit
fnapp ein uaOrat5entimeter grob. SSn
oieiem Guaorat5entimeter liegen Die
10000 Observation-Disclosures 1lnb
Die 3,360,000 farbenempfinbliden
gnb5ellen oes Sebnerps. 0ieie einen
Suabrat5entin1eter grobe geebbaut lit
io1nit imltanoe, sleicb5eitig 7S,560,=
600 Si6teinoriide auf5unebmen uno
eeionoert bern @ebirn su iibermitteln.
9ie S6altperfe ser Serniprebanlaz
gen zines gan5eu Sentiments itno io=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

tlebloier Soft etapas 2ebenoes erihaf-
Ifen2 Sber lit oas alfes ans ii6 ,ielbft
|entltanben2 Rnr Der Sor iagt in 4ei-
mem Screen: gs gibt feinen @ott.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
-0sittpodk ben II. Mars 1943

ben Mlfobol olgenab ei115ni6nanfen nl1o
aana allgemein Die Moral Der 9ruppe
bod5ubalten:
SIS ilt>fiir eiaea Solbats, ein freies
gefabL eaB er lein @las Bier i1l Der
y8oit grdange' ieines 2agers ooer
auf llrIanb audi IN Der Eaberne in Der
|naditaelegenen Staot trinfen fanu.
gSIroe ibnl oies aber Derboten iein,
10 miiroe er 1t1 bein1libe 8labe oafitr
ausiuhen, uno Die tpiiroen in eriter
2inie oort 5u finoen iein, mo- d1d nod
anoere uno idlimmere saiter uno @e=
fabren auf i'm lal1ern. .9ie 9rant=
beitsrate in unierer Mrmee lit beute,
erfreuli6erneiie, 40 Gro5ent nleort=
ger ols in Ser 4rmee bes eriten 8elts
frieges, unb beionoers Die 3abl oer
@eidle6tsfranfbeiten iit ueit nieori-
ger ais i11 irgeno elmer anoerelt slrmee
Ser g8elt. Dii5iplinperlebungen, einz
idlieBli9 Srunfiuht, itno ebenfalls int
8erglei9 nit ser Mrmee por 25 Sab-
rem Inn IS 8roaent 5uriidgegangen.
nnb iotpobl bas &riegs= ais bas Ma
rinebepartment baben oem &ongreb
einoertig 81 perlteben gegeben, oaB tie
fraiie 8robibition fir iiberfliiIitg, ia
iogar fiir iddolid balten. 8opor mill
ien alio 11niere Soloaten uno Seeleute
pirflid geldiitt tueroen, wenn tie be-
reits rnter 10 gutter Sbbut iteben?
Mber BEN Brobibitioniiten gebt es
ia - beute tpie bamals garnid)t
oIlein barunt Sic Soloaten 1nO sta'
tro1en troden 5u legen, ionoern tie
lpoaen es auf oieiem umtpege nit bem
gan5en 8olf erreiden. grflarte ood)
erIt fiir5li6 elmer Der Spreder ser ge=
tpegu1g: u@enn bie 8robibitio,t crit
einn1dl ais cine tentporare &riegs-
maBnabme eingefiibrt iporoen lit, ba=
ben mir enoli6 Die Wtoglidfeit, uns
init aller &raft oafiir ein5ltIesen, tie
5u elmer ltanbigen @inri6tltng 5u mo-
6en'
Gas alio lit es - man iiebt fornt.
li6, tpie es itb bon BEN Camps Der
Sruppen aus iiber oas gauge Sato
ausbreitet, oas neue @elpenit ser i6on
langlt als bermoOert gebofften Erobt=
bition. Sagt Senator Ga Solette:
u@enn man bie 9lngeborigen ber
8ebrma6t troden lesen mill, bort Oas
feinespegs in Sen Camps auf, ion=
bern es miro ale @ebiete betreffen,
mo- aud) ionit Soloaten uno Wfatro.
fen binfommen, iei es auf ltrloub, let
es 5ar @inl6iffuna ober tuie ar6 int
r1er. J.
9ie groben Stqote mie geem Oorf,
Chicago, Bbilabelpbia, Can Srancis=
co, Seattle, Seem Orleans - linn MIR
einige su nennen - ndren es als
erite oran ieoe amerifanii6e Safenz
itaot gleidermaBen, uno NIT oen Col
oaten unb 0fatroien tuiiroen iiber
Na6t audi lire 8iirger, Oh iie tpollen
ober nidt, pl0blid tpieoer troden iein.
9enn es gibt feinen @runb a1no fein
&e6t bafiir, 1l1r Die Sungens in Uni
form oafiir aus5utpdblen. @enn 8ro'
bibition gut fiir iie lit, lit iie es be-
itimnt au6 fit bie 3ibiplilten. @enn
man iie aber Der 3ipilbebolferung ni6t
aufatpingen fann, Damn eenau 10 tpee
mig ben Wannern in unlerer @ebr-
ma6t."
Sausfrau (5um &raner) .sln SEN
&irlMen. 0ie mein 0nb porhin BEL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
OOttes @nnDeriuelt int Meinen

iperf geibaffen? Der 3ufaa9 3nfaa
lit ser @ott Ser gearren. &ann Elm
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-17

Says DR.. Charles II. Mayo,
Every second hospital bed in
the United States is for the men
tally afflicted" Add to this num-
Der the mentally and emotion
ally unstable people who have
escaped disqualification but who
find life a cur TO them selves
and make ii a burden TO their
friends, and the rest mt weight
of human woe due TO personal
abnormalty is immense.
Regarding the diverse kinds
of insanity, one generalization
holds the personality falls
apart, fails TO achieve or loses
cohesion, and so breaks up I'M
der the tension of internal con-
flict. The instinct OF our langu-
age in describing unstable per-
sons is correct: they "go TO
pieces; they ely off the han
die" they becom e scatter
Drained, crack Drained" rat
tle-pated" ar / 'u-hinged"; they
cease being well-arranged per-
sons and become "deranged +;
they lose centrality and whole
nc and are "eccentrics and
crack pots; the word crazy"
itself comes from the French
ecrase, meaning "broken" or
shattered"
To be sure. the insape may
draw themselves together around
some idea furnishing a pseudo
pattern for their living as,
for example, that they are Caes-
ar or Napoleon - hut this false
cohesion is arrived at only by
splitting off wide areas of the
personality and SuppreSsing
tfem. One way or another, the
common mark of the insane is
loss Of a steady, coherent design
that organizes the else harum-
scarum miscellany of personal
experience into sense and or
d :.
The extreme forms of insanity
specialists must handle, but each
of us deals continually with the
underlying problem Of disor-
gained life. We, too, 60 10
pieces. T he ratified baseball
pitcher. the ruffled man badly
Hurried because he has mislaid
needed paper or pair of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-17
Maxi Officer
Admits Killing
100 Civilians

MOSCOW, Dec. II - (P) -
The Moscow press devoted two
of their four pages 10 the Khar-
kov atrocity trail of German
soldiers and Russian traitor
accused of murders.
Principal attention was given
to the trial Of Capt. William
Langheld, So, Of the Gestapo
who was said TO have pleaded
guilty to killing civilians and
Russian prisoners Of war.
The Moscow press gave this
account of the trial:
At the outset of the question
ing, Langheld was asked;
rs it established that orders
for mass determination of inno-
cent Soviet people was issued
by the German government"
Yes" he answered In a firm,
clear voice.
The Gestapo Captain then re-
lated how ten Red Army Off
GERS were killed in the Karkov
prison Ito prevent their es.
cape"
Dunaiev then asked Lang
held:
How many Soviet citizens
did you kill YOURSELF"
1T is hard to say exactly but
think about 1Oo," Langhelc
answered.
How many were killed by
the Germans in Kharkov anc
Kharkov Province
Il heard about 10000 and a
bout the same number in Kiev,
the Germans published testi
mony said About $4,000 were
/ killed in Paltava."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-17
on Geziz9 f.
REAL PERSON
BY DR.. HARRY EMERSON FOSDlCK

glasses, the hurried person, try
ing TO do something with too
great haste and becoming flus-
tered, the over-fatigued person
unable any longer TO hold him
self together, the frightened per-
son fallen into a panic, the chol-
eric individual surprised by a
burS temper into loss of self
control - such examples from
ordinary life remind us how
insecure is our personal inte-
grafton.
We are a highly complex ag-
gregation of many elements. and
we easily break up into frag-
mentariness. A nature and gem
uine person is supreme work
: of art symphony, whose
constituent factors are noises
that by themselves can be rau-
cous and dissonant, and whose
glory lies in the way they are
put together.
Upon our achievement Of per-
sonal wholeness and unity our
happiness depends. Happiness,
saws DR.. William II. Sheldon,
lis essentially a state Of going
o m e w h ere, wholehearted-
Ily. one directionally without
regret or reservation. "
Certainly, TO live a fractional
and flustered life, to feel pulled
apart and at loose ends, to be
all odds with oneself, is to be
unhappy. When. however, even
temporarily, life ceases to be
thus discordant and becomes "a
settled, strong and single wind
that blows one way" the ex'
perience is thrilling. To become
comrletely absorbed in an eX'
citing game, to lose oneself un
der the spell of great drama OF
music, TO have a well-nigh per
fectly focused hour of creativ
ity az an artist or of fortunate
elouuence as an orator, to fine
oneself in the thick of a con
flict where the whole of one
self goes all out for the sake o
a cause deeply believed in, ever
to forget oneself in the com
pletc enjoyment of uncontroll
able laughter - such occasions
when life ceases to lie Fraction
and becomes an integer, are pro
foundly satisfying. The basi'
urge of the human organism i
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-17
Red Gross Chairman
Lists Work in Utica

UTICA-The knitting club OF
the local Red Cross unit met st
the home of Mrs. Sidney Odg-
ers, 1915 Canal road, Tuesday
afternoon with 10 ladies pres
ent.
Mrs. Odgers, chairman Of the
group, read her annual report
of the work done by the Utica
ladies during the past year rs
follows: l3 turtle-neo'. sweat
ers. AZ mufflers. 10 children's
sweaters, 10 helmets, 33 pair of
gloves, 80 pair Of wristlets, 7
watch caps, 2 afghans, rs sleeve
less sweaters, and two pair OF
socks were donated.
The work represents a total
of 3,494 hours.
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could stort out unhompered.
He hos seen oil too
clearly the petty and narrow ma
ture of the man rather than
the magnanimous Public Figure
the public knows on the front
page. -. He has measured the
true worth of many men, and
been right, years before the pub
lie finally caught on. He
has seen beyond the veneer of
rank and office.
II has been in the writer's ex-
perience a pleasure to observe
the many good persons who are
part of our daily lives play
ing an unapprcciated, IL not un-
known role, in the myriad small
things that go towards making
happy community. The
ladies who so willingly volunteer
to work for the Red Cross, ra-
tioning board, flood relief
or whatever il might be.
The men who spend much time
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-17
M'(rea, Dombrowski
Must Pay for Keep
Convicted Public c&fieioIs
TO Poy Prison Expenses

LANSING, Dec. II - (H9 -
Attorney General Herbert j.
Rushton said today State SEN
ator Stanley j. Dombrowski, of
Detroit, and Duncan c. McCrea,
former Wayne County prosecut-
or, would be required TO reim-
burse the state for the cost of
keeping them in prison,
Dombrowski is serving a sem
tence of 3k TO Is yeaxS--ip>t1e
State prison>sS-S0fthern Mich
igan on his plea OF guilty of
perjury before a grand jury in
vestigdting the Legislature Nc
Crea is serving Az TO 5 years
on conviction of conspiracy to
obstruct justice in Wayne
county.
Rushton said McCrea has fill
ed a statement listing assets al
ued at $4,000, and that he dn-
derstood the former prosecutor
had turned a deal" in real es-
tate while in prison which net
ted him a substantial profit.
Auditor General Vernon j.
Brown has said Dombrowski
will continue to draw his pay
of SO a day as a member of the
legislature. Rushton said this
would be more than enough TO
cover the costs of keeping him
in custody.