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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-08-06
c O M N E N T S

the freedom idea It is a
poem of affirmation. America
is promises and the freedom
tree will grow until "all races
and all peoples know its
shade Looking hopefully
ahead of these days Of war
and suffering, it reminds us,
in the words of an old slave
song: Keep Your Hand on
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-08-06
FEATURES EUfI0RIAlS COMMENTS

in the background are work
ing on the retractable landing
gear Of d P-40 Pursuit Ship.
In the foreground, a wing sec
ton is being prepared for
spraying.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-08-06
A NEW POEM

BY Langston Hughes
Title: FREEDOMS PLOW
Pages: 16
Release Date: June 3
PRICE: 1Oc
Fl EEDOM'S PLOW is a
stirring poem of the building
Of America and the growth of
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-08-06

lef) graduated training class n the Long Beach
Johnson shown in center Carol
Angel employed the Ell segundo Plant II addition
employed
weder and in other skilled and semisd capacities the Douglas
number of Negro specialists including
radio analysis engineers tool designers ground
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-08-06

playing important in the
Of Flying Forreses and other planes being produced BY
Porter DougIas director
included thousands
Luedel Mitchell and Lavada
Cherry at work in Segundo ght
Lsng Beach Plant Doaxss dch Abottcu
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

bcelnning Monday, June p,
through 10 July 2 The school
for the young people Of the
community Regular sessions
WIil be held five days a week
with program of worship.
study, work and recreation.
Mrs Anna LaForge left on
Wednesday 10 spend the sum
mcr with Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge
Dryer al ManiStee
Mrs f F. Siefert and fam
lis and Mrs Allsp Smith we're
GUESTS OF Port Huron relatives
Sunday afterl A.
AIR and Mrs. William Hen
uug OF Detroit, visited Mr. and
Mrs John l.. Tesch Sunday
MIR and Mrs. Frank Morris
entertained on Sunday Mrs
Donald Cornett Of London Ken
tGckl and MIR. and Mrs. Russell
Moore and family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

Postmaster Isla Messmore Will
attend the State Postmaster
Convention in Saginaw on Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Mrs. NARROW Webb. who has
been very i'll in ST. Joseph hos
pital. MI. Clemens, has returned
home and is much improved.
Mrs Jennie Harrison, OF De-
troit. has returned home after
visiting ia the home OF Mrs.
Alice Messmore for week
Mrs. Frank Chspoton return
ed home Thursday from a two
week visit with her son. ku-
gene Chapoton, in Colorado Eu-
gene is being transferred 70 a
camp near Atlanta, Ga.
Clarence Sipperley who IN
derWent an operation for the re-
moyal Of cataract from his
eye in Harper Hospital, Detroit.
last Thursday, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kraft and
family. of Mt. Clemens we're
guests in the home OF Mr..
Kraft parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kraft. Monday.
Mrs. Howard O. Messmore Was
the guest Of her son, DR.. How
ard Messmore, and family az
Ada. Michigan, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur y Chap
oton received word from their
son. Henry Chspo,on Wednes-
DAY that ne Is now stationed in
California
Utica Boy Scout Troop No. so
cooked supper on the Clinton
River flats MONDAY night =
some Of the boys camping over
night. About seventy-five per
cent OF the members Will go TO
Camp Agawsn this summer.
A number Of Utica boys in
service have been home on fur
Tough the pas, week. Corp Ar
thur MsrQuardt. attached 10 the
Signal Corps, from Santa Bar
bara. Calf. Jerry Albsnd. Hen
~ Schans. Norman Weier. Nor
man Kraft, and Frank Coluzzi
Utica Eastern Star Chapter
held its closing meeting. before
the summer recess. on Tuesday
night. No meetings will be held
during July and August, the
chapter reconvening again in
September
Mr. sno Mrs Jack Russell
were called 70 Windsor. Ontario,
Friday night by the death Of
Mrs. Russells mother in the
East Windsor hospital. The fu-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
Around the Town at Utica

nersl was held SUNDAY morning
Mr.. and Mrs Howard G..
Crissman. Mrs j. V. McSSmOrc
Mrs. {. NJ Foster and Rev Fl.
Edward j DeKeyser, members
of the Board of Managers of the
Utica Library Association at
tended = State meeting 81 Wal
denwoods, Hartland, Michigan,
ON IFri6syl Three her1rGmDfrs
Of The board, Mrs T. X Hirlh,
Sidney OdgerS and Mrs George
Remer we're unable 10 attend
Utica librarian Naomi Glhbine,
attended the FIVE day session
Utica Eastern Star Chapter
Viii serve dinner Monday night
for the Masonic Lodge who are
putting on third degree work.
Dinner Viii be az seven o'clock
Mrs Genevieve KrieSch Mrs.
A 3 Ladd, Mrs. Ralph Adams.
Mrs Loren B Frank and Miss
Dora Hahn attended the meet
ing in Almont on Friday OF the
Tri-County Association Order Of
the Eastern Star. Mrs Laid
presided al the opening session.
The organization is composed Of
Macomb, ST. Clair and Lapcer
counties. Mrs. kriesch is the re-
firing president and Mrs. Lenora
Gass, Of Davis was elected for
the coming year.
Children's Day exercises Wlil
De held al the Utica Methodist
church on Sunday morning.
June 10. when joint Sunday
School and church services Viii
oe held at the regular hour OF
worship. 1870 am There Will
De a program by the children
and a short sermon blythe pastor,
Rev. Nersile D. Bentley There
VIII be no Sunday School session
on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harvey
Will be in Ypsilanti the last of
the week attending the gradu-
sting exercises OF Michigan
State Normal College Their
daughter, Helen Harvey, is a
member of the class and will re-
ceive her B. A degree from the
Commercial Department Miss
Harvey was also honored by be-
ing elected treasurer of the
elected treasurer of the class.
She will return home with her
parents on Saturday
Supt. VIM. r. Davis. Of the
Utica schools, received word on
Wednesday of the serious illness
of his mother al her home in
southern Indiana. She W a 5
rushed to the hospital for an
emergency operation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
New Warren Fireman
Appointed by Board

VAN DYKE Charles Con-
Sisney on TUESDAY va appoint
.cd a member OF the Warren
township Fire Department at a
regular meetu OF the township
board thus bringing 20 six the
total OF tull-tIme fircmcn avail
able IN the area
AZ the same meeting members
of the board approved a grant
of 500 10 aic I'm operation Of
the Village of Warren public
library A similar sum was adj
vanced last year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
Utica
School
Notes

Next week. the last week OF
school, tests will be held in the
grade school on Monday and
Tuesday. Wednesday the 18th,
the grade school picnic will be
held in Bloomer State Park.
The program will be in the form
of a field day with races. stunts
and prizes.
Thursday there will be no
school for the children but
teachers will work on the re-
port cards. On Friday the chill
dren will come 10 receive their
report cards.
Teachers in the grades will
nearly all spend quiet sum-
mer Mrs. VIM. Erwin, Mrs. Sam
Beauchamp, Mrs. c arence
Walsh, Rose Kidd and Louise
Cell will remain home in Utica.
Dorothy HOLSTER will be camp
counsellor. Dorothy Rashleigh
will do war plant work. Mr..
Walsh will remain in the city
until August lst and will do
work at Wayne University.
The senior class leaves Friday
afternoon via D. & c. boat on a
trip TO Niagara Falls.
The Teachers Club will have
lis final get-together with din
ner party at TASTES Tavern
Wednesday night. Ii will be in
the form of farewell for Oscar
lluyghe. music teacher, who
took his final army preparatory
examination last Wednesday.
The Latin Club had a weiner
roast at Bloomer State Park
Monday night with each mem
Der contributing three points to-
ward the purchase of the main
dish
The Student Council will at
tend the ball game in Detroit
Thursday, with dinner after the
game The entertainment comes
as reward for work well done,
Glass Night will be held in
the auditorium on Tuesday eve
ming at $50. Program, Glass
Will, Erwin Hire and Eva Ziehm.
Giftatory, Harold Gilbert and
Dolores Rieck; Prophecy, Helen
Murphy and Mildred Milby: Sta
tistics. Genevieve Bauman, Viola
Alband; Class History, Marvin
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
Lake Shore
Again Wins
Recognition

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Lake
Shore High School, ST. Clair
Shores has again been approved
by the North Central AsSocla-
ton Of Colleges and Secondary
Schools as member for the
coming school year 1913 40.
The school has been a mem
Der Of the North Central AS
ISOLATION since 1891.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

LOS ANGELES-For a year
Mn, Catherine Mannion worried
about the fate Of her son Jerome.
in the Army. She could get no
Information
The other day a woman
brought picture OF group Of
Jap PRISONERS into the Mannion
Photo Shop asking for an en-
larged print OF her son
Mr., Mannion made the print.
then called eXcitedly to her nus
band
Look Standing by this WON
ans boy that's Jerome
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim!

Thousands ~ couples are weak worn
oui Exhausted because They need med
tcinsl Iron plus VIsrn III For now
pep vim VITALITY trN O~trCN Tome
Tablets TODAY Trial silc costs lr'le o.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10

Stadler. Catherine BaSt. Poem,
George Hart
The Freshmen and Sophie
mores will go to Eastwood Park
on Wednesday night of next
week.
Owing TO the absence OF the
Seniors on their boat trip TO But
falo the Junior class will decor
ate the auditorium for the bac-
calaureate services on Sunday
night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
Warren Officer
Now n Soldier

VAN DYKE Anthony win
tiers. Warren township detective,
who left for service in the arm
ed forces on Wednesday, was
honored at farewell party
given Monday night by van
DYKE business men.
More than $50 friends gath
cred at Roth's barn for the
event. of which Michael Helm
lineer and Albert Carrier we're
co-chairmen.
Detective Winters. who served
for four years on the staff OF
former Macomb County Sheriff
Robert c. Havel, in addition TO
his service in Warren township,
is widely known throughout all
sections of Macomb county
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-10
South Lake
Graduates IS
Finol Arrangements
Are Underway

The final arrangements for
South Lakes graduation have
been mapped out and the dolneS
will be climaXed by Commence
ment Exercises on June Is.
The Baccalaureate Services
viii be held al the ST Paul Luth-
Gran Church on SUNDAY after
noon, June -. at 5 o'clock. Rev.
Reick Will address the seniors.
Annual Senior Class Day will
be held on Tuesday evening.
June 10. at eight O'Clock. i'm the
School gymnasium This viii be
preceded by the Junior Senior
reception.
Friday, June IL, has been cho-
sen as Cap and Gown day. They
plan 10 attend the Musical Jam
boree which will be held i'm, the
gymnasium in the evening.
Commencement Exercises will
be held on Wednesday evening.
June 10, al eight O'clock, IN the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
RoseddIe S
Youth HES
7 O Camps

Now that school doors have
' closed for the summer,
-RaSeda4e- Parks hoAS and girls
are hlcng of to their favorte
camps.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Carlson
of ArteSlan road are leaving this
week ~ open then camp for
hoyS IN Siren H. Some Of the
Parks Youngsters who Will be-
gong are David Cawthorne. Bill
Wait, Edgar GrcSS, Bob Slaugh-
ter Perry Moons, Dick Moons.
Jack Spencer Paul knk, Brian
MolS. Earl Holt, Leslie IIamann,
Wendell Smith. Bill Felner Don
Mcpherson, Robert Dlckey and
Joe Barron
Jerry Arthur, home from YpSi-
lantl State College. and Scott
FetHer viii be assistant coun-
SeiorS.
MIR, LELAND Place Of Gla>ton-
bury road has returned home
from san Antonio Tex, Where
she spent TWO weeks Visiting
her son Aviation Gatct Richard
Place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Capt. McNab Home

Capt. John McNabb, son Of
MIR and Mrs. Duncan !, Nc
Nabb Is home on leave for Sev-
eral days.
The Fourth Of July holiday
VIII be spent at the Don Smith
camp al Milo Mich, by the
Round Island Hunt Club
Mrs. Franklin A Kelsey Of
the Woman'S City Club IN De
trolt spent several days last
week as the guest Of Mrs.
Thomas Y. Leonard.
Gong TO the BtaecSan Young
Peoples Conference Which Mil
be held at Camp FrlSbee thus
year instead of the CranbrOOk
School, are.
MISSES
Nancy Nolan Kitty Camphei
t'yutnrs Hrtrrrau Nanretts Decree
Judy Johnson
MEssRS
TED Karmazin Don Young
John Deveudorf DICK Kramer
Phhp Howell
These young people, who are
representing st. James parish,
VIII leave Sunday and return on
JULY 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

I'm her home on Cranhrook road
Tor Mrs BENJAMIN f. Brewster
of Dcdham. Mass who rs here
on a visit 10 her son and dauch-
ter-'u-law. Mr. and Mrs Ben
lamn Brewster of Brookdalo
boulevard. Mrs. Frederick l..
Robinson and Mrs William
Cooke were the other guests.
Mrs. Brewster gave a lovely
garden party in her home for
her visitor last "Wednesday.
Mrs A. L Mccormick Of
WeStwood HiHS. Cab. Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell
Curtis of Milford.
1t. Fred lIllcy d s. NJ Of
the RCAF, is the guest this
week of his uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. Robert s. Waugh.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Braun
". and Mrs. Josephine Braun
Nhay are spending fortnight
al the family summer home at
Nalloon Lake.
Mai and Mrs. Frank CouzeuS
and family have moved out 10
their house AZ Wabeck for tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Fornner lie
Back to See

CROSSE III. June y


GENERAL of the Younger
y crowd Who have moved away
from tho Island during the last
year have returned for visits
with former SChoolmatcS.
Lynn Lyle daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Homer =. Lytlc Of
Battle Greek, is spending Sey-
Cral days as the guest of Gym
tina IIoIdeman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George lIeldcman
Robert Wilson. son of MI and
Mrs. Robert Wilson of Jackson.
is visiting Donald Young. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Young
Joan Cochrane. daughter of Nh
and Mrs Mickey CoChrane,
left Monday for her home nm
Chicago after visiting Nannctte
Decree, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Decree.
Saturday night John Devon
dorf entertained AZ a dance IN
his home and Sunday night a
group of girls feted the visitors
with a hayride party around the
island
Norne Goodwill. formerly of
tAe-4S4aad and nov of peHe4t,
is spending several days ~ the
guest OF Jane Campbell dauGh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward -.
Camphel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
The Rev. McEIroys Leave

The Rev and Mrs. James +.
NcElroy and their two chill
dren. Helen and Jimmy. viii
leave Wednesday for North
east Harbor. Me, 10 spend the
month Of July En- route they
will spend few days IN Albany
with Mr.. McElroyS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McElroy.
During their absence the roc
tory will be occupied by the
Rev. and Mrs. Perry NJ. Gill
fllan. Mr.. Gilhllan, who Is
rector at 81. Philips and ST.
Stephens Church in Detroit,
Will take the services at st.
James Church for the month.
Mrs John w. Mayors and her
baby daughter. who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Mayors for 10 days left
Tuesday for Pointe aux BarqueS
10 visit Mrs. Meyers mother.
Mrs John Broadhead of ST.
Louis. for two weeks. Mrs.
Broadhcad and her daughter.
Frannie. were with the John
NJ. Mayors over last Weekend
on their way to their cottage at
POlnte aux BarQueS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Travel to Adirondacks

After the ceremony a rcccp-
tion was given Al the Sleepy
Hollow Country club The
BRIDE travelling costume was Of
laplS blue roughwcavc linen
with a narrow white stripe
She wore a small white hat
trimmed with lapiS blue COZ
feathers and white yelling.
Her accessories were match
ing and white spray orchids
completed her costume
The couple left for the
AdirondackS on their wedding
trip and later viii make their
home IN Detroit.
Mrs. LonGlCy is graduate
IF the College Of William and
Mary and a member of Delta
Delta Delta Sorority Mr. Long
ley also WAS graduated from The
College Of William and Nary
and ms fraternity IS Sigma Al
pha Epsilon lie IS completing
courses for his masters degree
n the University Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
FIiers Entertained

Mr. and Mrs Place had As
their dinner guests Ray Boyd OF
Rodiord following tho receiving
of his commission As a llcutCn-
ant IN tho air corps IN san An
tonic, and John Wayue Roberts.
formerly of the Park who flew
IN from his san Diego base.
Garden flowers centcred the
table when Mrs-Nafticfrar {.
Johnson entertained a. luncheon
IN her ArtcSlan road home
Wednesday aftern DON. Her
guests included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Coli Club Dance

~ the Crosse Tie Golf and
Country Club Saturday night
there viii be a Fourth Of July
dance and Sunday a tournament
for the benefit Of the island
Rcd Cross. The pool al the club
will open Sunday afternoon with
two island boys acting as life
guards, Pete Devany and Bud
WITHHOLD.
The Yacht Club will have its
annual boat races Sunday after
noon with Edward Campbell IN
charge. Stanwood Strout and
X. kean Spencer will be in
charge Of the Junior swimming
races Chalrmen Of hospitality
Will be Mrs Lcander knight
and bon krU>cll assisted by
Mrs, Edward ~. Campbell Mrs,
Ison kruScll Mrs Robert Soulc.
and Mrs Herbert Garner
For the first time IN many
wears. due 10 wartime Coudl-
mons there VIII be NO picnic A.
the O'Connor home on Windmill
Pointe july 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Mrs. Kinsmans Recital

Tuesday Mrs. Cyrus kln>-
man presented her music pupils
IN a recital at tho home Of
Mrs. Edward O'Neil. Taking
part were:
MISSES
M1ue and Julie Rarhars Murphy
Anne q Nell Pree Osborne
Kav OvPresCh shirley Brown
Jane Jewell sharon saunders
and Jack Bowen.
Entertaining at picnic supper
last Saturday night around the
outdoor fireplace at the Crebs
home. where they are staying.
Peggy and Jimmy Burnett were
hosteSseS to the following young
persons:
MISSES
10sephine karmazin
RarharA Cavan Of RoNals OAK
Marilyu Green NJ Crosse Poin'e.
MEssRs.
Joe Lancaster Peter Woodbridge
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Davis.
Lee Leland Of ST. Louis Is
spending this weekend as the
guest OF Peggy Burnett and
together they will go on 10 the
wedding of r fnrmcr school
mate IN Jackson Upon her
return Peggy VIII 60 As coun-
sellor 10 Chippewa Trail Camp
at Elk Lake.
dummy Burnett will enter the
University Of Michigan for ma
rne officers training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Pittnsns Back Home

MRS. LANSING PITTNAN
and her son Philip have -
returned from Cincinnati
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
MESDAMEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Is.
Pryor Of ArieSian road and chill
dren, Douglas and Caryl are
-tactton1uE for TWO weeks on
Douglas Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Bayers Hold Roast

Mr. and Mrs. William +.
Bayer of Ashton road enter
tanned with dinner party
Wednesday evening at the De-
treit Tennis Club and We're
host and hostess Saturday eve
nlnG a. a vicente roast honorlng
their house guests. Mary Cor
hctt Of River Forrest, H.. and
Bob kImhrcIl and Earl Cochell
Of Los Angeles who participated
IN the clay court tennis matches
held in Detroit. Mr.. kmhroll
and Mr.. CoChell won the dou-
bios
Leaving next week for Camp
CaNeIl are Carol Gang, Virginia
Ryan, Jane DIckcY Betsy
CralCie Betty Morton. Ruth
Ann LounSberry. Pauline Kleck-
ner and Jean Carpentof
\ lovely garden picnic Was
held Thursday afternoon amidst
4 cOlOrful setting of summer
flowers when tho garden d.
vision gathered AT the home of
Mrs Lawrence Richey IN PEN
rod road.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

has caused wholesale unloading Of
dairy COWS. We've been condemn
ing COWS for maStitis for years.
There is nothing new in that he
said.
N. E. Pennington. Montgomery
County sanitation inspector. also
noted an increase in maStltiS. He
said he did not know the number of
COWS disposed of because Of the dis
ease. however
Another problem facing dairy
farmers. Nj. Kim said. is the rising
cost of dairy feeds. They have ad-
vanCed So a ton since December In
addition. he adGed, dairy feeds con-
tanning proteinS now are rGtiOned.
Does Not Affect Meat.
Nj King sG!d the advance in the
cost of feeds has occurred since a
reQJcst W2S m2do by the milk pro-
ducerS TO the Agriculture Depart
mCnt for a price increase ot SO cents
per huuorel"t4ght. TIE depart
mcGt. he said, recommended an in
crease Of 40 cents. and II nnal de
cl>lon Oh the request is expected to
be given early neHt week
III addition 70 himself, MI King
said others Who have sold COWS m
clude Forest King, who sold 80. Paul
Eurdett, who sold $50. Basil Mob
lev, who sold 100. and Harold Smith,
who sod "a.
Cows disposed Of due to mastitis,
il was pointed out, are butchered
for beef The disease has no effect
on the quality of the meat.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

sold TO other farmers, rather than
for slaughter.
Calls Estimate Low.
w Lawson King. who said that he
had sold so of his own COWS. ex-
planned that 800 was low esti-
mate" He added that many more
COWS doubtless have been sold by
farmers in sections Of the county
with which he is not familiar.
DR.. George c. Rutland comment
ing on the situation, said the sale
OF dairy COWS is likely to cause
health difficulties here since District
dairieS draw on that area for por-
ton of their milk supply
Mr.. King said dairy farmers are
finding it impossible to secure
trained labor Explaining that it
takes a long time to train dairy
man, he said only those persons who
are not accepted by war industries
on by the armed forces now are
available to work on farms.
Mastit.s Is a disease OF the udder
that Is caused by imp oper care. MI.
King estimated that high percent
age Of cows now being sold by fam
trs are ahtcte0 with this disease
which renders Them nllt AS milk
prodGcers.
Wholesale Unloading Doubted.
d.. r. r. ASnWOYth, assistant Dis
rlct health officer in charge of milk
said mastitlS has in
creased among Montgomery County
herds. but doubted that the disease
Evening star., 1943-02-26
Disease, High Costs
Force Reduction in
Nearby Dairy Herds
Sales Estimated at | 500
In Montgomery County;
Labor Shortage Blamed

A shortage of trained labor which
has resulted in an increase of
mastitis III Montgomery County
dairy herds, combined with higher
production costs in the face of cur
rent milk prices is causing dairy
farmers there to dispose of large
portions of their herds. It was
learned today.
One Montgomery dairy farmer
put the number OF COWS sold, largely
due to The disease. at 800. dow
ever, officials OF the District Health
Department declared that the Gl>-
ease, though admittedly on the in
crease, had not assumed alaImlug
proportions III the county. Uni
versity OF Maryland dairy experts
also discounted reports of large
sales, saying that most COWS sold
because OF labor shortages. We're
Evening star., 1943-02-26
Specific Price Ceilings
Placed on Rabbit Meat
Pv The Associated Press.

Py he Associated Press.
The Offce of Price AdminiStra-
ton today brought rabbit meat
under specific price maXimums.
Beginning March !. no breeder
can legally sell live rabbit for food
for more than "a cents a pound;
live. colored mot entirely white)
rabbit for more than % cents a
pound. and no dressed rabbit may
bring more than Al cents pound
at wholesale or 55 cents at retail
Ceilings for rabbit meat pre-
yiously were set by the general max
mum price regulation at each sell
er's highest March, 1912. level This