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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-26
legal Notices
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE OF
LAND CONTRACT
ocioher S. 1913

LAND AON
October S. is43
Mr.. John TarasiewieE
32l5 EValine Street
Hamtramck, Michigan
You are hereby notified that a GER
tain land contract bearing the date
the Third day OF September 1910, by
and between.
Eric Gondas and Gertrude H.
Gondas. his wife
LySter C. Ladd and Laura NJ.
Ladd his wife
Elmer W. Eyster and Mauds
r. EySter. his wife
Of the first part,
John Tsrasiewicz, Of the sec
ond part,
is In default by reason Of the non-pay-
ment OF the installmenis Of principal
interest due hereunder, and YOU are
hereby further notified that The SAID
Erie Gondas and Gertrude X.
Gondas. his wife
LISTER C. Ladd and Laura NJ.
Ladd. his wife
Elmer w. EySter and Maude
F. Eyster. his wife
do declare and do hereby declare said
land contract forfeited. and YOU are
hereby further notified 20 yield, sur
render and delive! up possession OF the
premises in said land contract men
toned and OF which you are now IN
possession under and by virtue OF the
terms thereof.
SSaid premises are described In said
land contract as follows. viz:
Covering Lot Numbers Two Hun
dred Eighty Seven i2s7l and Two
Hundred Eighty-eight 1888 81 Super
visor's Plat OF oysters Mound Road
Farms No. I. subdivision OF the 6.
W 8. o. Section 80 Town North.
Range - East. Shelby Township, Ma
comb County. Michigan.
Eric .Gondas ard Gertrude
r. Gondas his wife LISTER
Ladd and Laura NJ Ladd.
his wife. Elmer W EySter
and Maude e Eyster, his
wife.
by DOUGLAS w. BALL.
Their duly authorized
agent and attorney.
Nov. 70. % Dec 3. l0--M-L
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state Of Michigan, N the Circuit
Court FOR the County Of Maeomo' IN
ChauCery
Obed Maxson. Plaintiff. vs. stephen
Bailey Maria NJ Bailey and John Shell
ley, and the unknown heIrs devisees.
leEatees and assigns OF each OF said
above named defendants. Defendants.
No 1871
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session OF Ss1d Court held IN
the Court Room ~ the CITY OF Mount
Clemens, on the 9th day % October.
lg43
Present, Honorable Neil f. Reid.
Circuit Judge
L. ms cause. II appearing by ne
bII al complaint on file that the de-
PENDANTS stephen Bailey, Maria NJ.
Bailey and John Shelley and the un-
known heirs deyisecs, legatees and
assigns Of each ot said named defend
ants are necessary and proper parties
90 The O. boEe entitled cause, and that.
ts appears from said oil Of complaint,
The ortscu' addresses or whereabouts
of said defendants, or their unknown
heirs GcVisccs. legatees and assigns
arc urknOW1. and that y cannot be
asreIfIIncd ln What state o. country
SAID defendants or any OF them may
reside
on motion Of Nesis s. Hist, Attorneys
20. plaintiff
l. Is Ordered hat So defendants
and each and every Of them. cause
t1cIr appearance 10 DC entered herein
Ntfri- threo ~ months from the date
~ tr, order. o. N default thereof,
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attorney for the said plaintiff 1T is
ORDERED that the said defendant 81.
ter her appearance IN person or by
attorney on or before three months
from the date OF this order. or that
the bill OF complaint filed herewith viii
be taken as confessed against he
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy OF this order be published
according 90 law IN a newspaper cir
culsting in MaComb County. Michigan.
and that "A true COPY OF this order DE
sent by Registered Mail 90 the said
defendant az the above address.
NEIL r.. PEfD.
Circuit Judg.
Nov. SI2.ls2s-Dec. 3-lO-i7-M-L
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Nunreiev & N4nnelev
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Business Address:
Mount Clemens. Michigan
Oct 72-2a-Nov. 5-l2-ie-2s-Dee 3-M-L
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that said Dill OF complaint be taken
as confe ssed by said defendants and
their unknown heirs, devisees, le-
gatees and assigns
forty days. said plaintiff cause copy
81 this order 10 be published Ia the
Monitor-Leadei, newspaper printed,
published ard circulated IN said Coun-
ty, with publication 20 be continued
therein once ~ each week for six
NEIL r. REID.
Circuit Judge
KATHERINE NJ wANGELIN.
Deputy Clerk
Take Notice that this suit involves
and - brought 20 quiet title % the fol-
lowing described lands and premises.
situate and being In the Village OF
Romeo. Macomh County, Michigan and
described as follows. to-wit;
Lots :. and . OF Block OF
Bailsy's Addition N the Village
OF Romeo, being N the north
west corner Of the west half Of
northeast quarter Of Section 2
Town ! North Range - East.
Washington Township accord
- the recorded plat thereof N
Liber ! Of Plsts on Page 10.
Maeomb County Records
Neale & Hirt.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Business Address
Lawyers Building
Mount Clemens Michigan
Oct 22-29 Nov. 5-i2-l9-26-Dec 3-M-L
State OF Michigan. In the Circuit Court
for the County OF Macomb In Chancery.
Fred J. Poiz. Plaintiff vs.. Vernon J.
Brown. as Auditor General for the State
~ Michigan; State Land Office Board,
body corporate; William Miller. as coun-
~ Treasurer OF the County Of Macomb;
Frank Horrsck and Bernice Horrack. his
wife; Serafin Muradas and Alvina Muir
adas, his wife. Defendants.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND PUB
LEGATION AS TO DEFENDANTS SER
Atm MCRADAS AND ALVINA MUIR
ADAS, HIS WIFE
A. a session OF said court held In the
Nacomb County Building n the City OF
Mount Clemens on the 18th day Of oc-
tober 1898
Present. The Honorable Neil z. Reid,
Circuit Judge
In the above entitled cause. II APP
pearinR that the defendants Serafin
Muradss and Avina Muraday. his wife.
are residents OF this state and that pro-
cess for their appearance has been duly
issued. and that the same could not be
served hy reason OF their absence from
or conCealment within the state and By
reason OF their continued absence from
their place OF residence.
Therefore on motion Of Nunneley g.
Nunneley attorneys for plaintiff
II Is Ordered. That the defendants
Serafn Mursdss and Alvina MuradaS,
his wife. enter their appearance IN said
cause on or before three 3 months
from The date OF this order. and that
within forty days the plaintiff cause
this order TO be published IN the Mon
t9r-Leader, newspaper published and
circulated within said county. said pub
hoation 10 be continued once IN each
week FOR six weeks IN succession,
A true copy.
GUY L. BROWN.
Clerk
NIL REID
Circuit Judge
NunneieY g. Nunnelev
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Business Address.
Mount Clemens. Michigan
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WHEREAS default has been made
in the payment OF the money secured
by said mortgage, whereby the power Of
sale contained therein has become op-
erative.
NOW, THEREFORE. NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN. that by virtue Of
said power OF sale and m pursuance
Of the statute IN such case made and
provided said mortgage VIII be fore
closed by the sale OF the said mort
gagged premises a. public auction or
Nendue 20 the highest bidder az the
Gratiot Avenue entrance 90 the Ma
comb County Building IN the City of
Mount Clemens, Macomb County. Mich
igan. that being the place OF holding
the Circuit Court for the County of Ma
comb. on the 3ist day Of January. A.
ID. i944 az twelve o'clock noon, East
ern Standard Time.
The said premises are situated IN
the City 81 Mount Clemens Macomb
County. Michigan, and described as
follows
Lot No. 7. OF Block No 2 of
Don NJ. Dickinson Addition 10
the City Of Mount Clemens. ac-
cordlrg 70 the recorded plat
thereof
Dated October 30 1913.
First National Bank in NJ. Clemens.
Michigan.
bN I. H. Wal Ems IahnleF
Clifford a. John
Attorney for Mortgages
Lawyers Building
Mt. Clemens Michigan
Nov 5-l2-le-26-Dec. 3-io-l7-24-3l
Jan. 7-l4-2l 2s--M-L
State 81 Michigan. in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Macomb. In
Chancery.
Francis Perkins. Plaintiff Va Viola
Perkins Defendant. No. 1875.
AFFIDAVIT FOR ORDER OF
APPEARANCE
state Of Michigan
County of Wayne. as
Francis Perkins. being duly sworn
deposes and says that he IS the plaintiff
~ the above entitled cause, and "a -
The defendant, Viola Perkins. u his
wife. and that she Is not residen' Of
the State Of Michigan.
Afnant further says that the said
defendant - now resident OF The
State OF New York and resides az 90
Maple Street. Salamanca. New YORK.
FRANCIS PERlINI
Subscribed and sworn % before re
THIS 29th day 81 October a D. is+5,
SOPHIE JECUD.
Notary Public,
Wayne County. Mich.
nv commission expires Sept 49, OF
NOV, 5-.2-.926-Dec. 3-lo-i7-M-L
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NFfI F. REID
Circuit Judge
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STATE % Michigan, IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of Mscomb. IN
ChauceTH
Francis Perkins. Plaintiff VS.. Viola
Pork defendant
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

A. session ~ said Court held IN
The NJ icomb County Building la me
City % Mount Clemens on tho J9tn DAY
OF October A y 1913.
Present Honorable Nel r Rem
Circuit Judge
In this cause ~ appearing rom az
fdavit or file that the defendant VIZ
ola Perkins IA not resident 81 ~ 3
State and that she resides 80 80 Maple
Street. Salamanca, New YORK.
on motion % Alexander o.. Jen.al.
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND PUB
LEGATION AS TO DEFENDANTS SER
Atm MURADAS AND ALVINA MUIR
ADAC HIS WIFE
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State ~ Michigan. In the Circuit Court
for the County Of Macomb IN Chancery.
Edward Martino Plaintiff ". Flor
ence Helena Martina. Defendant. No.
1878
SUIT pending In the Circuit Court for
the County Of VI comb in Chancery.
20 the CITY OF Mount Clemens, m said
County on the goth day OF October.
a. d. Ig4J
IN this cause n appearing from aff-
dsvit on file, that the Defendant Flor
ence Helena Martina is not a resident
OF this state, but resides Al $500 stevens
Avenue. ia the City OF Mime apols, in
the State % Minnesota.
II Is ordered that said Defendant APP
pear and answer the bill OF complaint
filed IA this cause within three months
from the date Of this order or said bill
viii be taken as confessed. and that
copy OF this order be published as
required by law IN the Monitor-Leader,
newspaper printed. published ard
circulating ~ SAID County o. that same
be served personally on Defendant as
required by law
NEIL r REID.
Circuit Judge
Raw X Callens
Attorney fog Plaintiff
A true copy:
KATHERINE NJ WANGELIN.
Deputy Clerk
Oct. 2o-Nov. 5-i7-is-2s-Des. 3-lo-M-L
La gaceta., 1943-08-13
Sc MARCHo Ell CoNCILIADOR
SCHAEFFER
(Viene de la "a. Pagina)

(Viene de la "a. Pagina)
dos, manu- militari' resolvieron,s sin
contar con sus obreros, pagan los
martes.
Los trabajadores sc rebelaron
contra ell procedimiento; pero ST.
guieron en- sus mesas.
Los Delegates de los obreros de
la industrial tabacalera insistieron
en- que Sc les pagase los sabados,
pero los ~fabricantes, que todavia
padecen los "viejos c%aprichos", di
jeron que pagarian los lunes.
Entonces los trabajadores recu-
rrieron a los tribunales y Ell juez
Parks opin6 que ell asunto perte-
necia a un arbitraje entire las dos
rartes, Y decline asumir, por 81
momento, jurisdiction en- ell liti-
gio.
Los tabaqueros resolvieron en-
tonces tomarse unas v~acaci0nes,
va que los senores fabricantes ha-
bfan ~"decretado" ell page los lu-
e sin contar con ellos.
La posici6n de los tabaqueros,
en- la manana de hoy, es firme.
Una gran mayoria sostiene que
no volveran a las fabricas mien-
tras los ~patronos M paguen los sd
bados, Y que no daran a los fabri-
cantes ell tercer dia porque estos
intentaron darle una "brava."
La gaceta., 1943-08-13

Levi Lodge, 81, y Margaret
Spillers, Is.
Jones Spann, 26, y Marta Rey-
nolds, 10.
Herbert Joe Clanton, 25, Y Mo-
zelle Hallmark, "a.
Robert A. Smith, %, Y Luicle
A. Weast, 20.
Arthur Parker, 81, y Luisa Har
din, %.
George P. Gaffney, %, Ruth
L. Christensen, 81.
Rudolph S. Tureck, 3S, y Wini-
fred A. Englebright, 30.
La gaceta., 1943-08-13
Pleitos y D~ivOrciOs

Decretos finales:
Ana Tulsa Perez contra Tony
Perez; Ana Pappalas contra Nick
Pappalas; Peter Leto contra An
ME Leto.
Nuevas demands;
Daniel d. Rightmire contra
Marjorie E. Rightmire; Fred Mil
las contra Virginia Millas; Alice
Knight contra John L. Knight.
Miguel Humara contra la COM
pania Naviera de Cuba, reclama-
ci6n de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1943-08-13

cuyos miembros ~venderan los THU
los de casa en- casa, directamente a
los compradores.
Ell presidente Roosevelt, asegu-
rando que "al llevar la guerra al
territorio del enemigo la naci6n ne
cesitara dinero en- cantidades hasta
ahora desconocidas en- la historic"
encarece a la poblaci6n que "res-
palde ell ataque" comprando titulos
Hsegun los dictados de la concien-
cia."
SubscripciOnes en- excesO
En- diciembre pasado la Secreta-
ria de Hacienda lanz6 ell primer
La gaceta., 1943-08-13
E,tudo, Unidos y 81 Prssupuesto Mayor de Ia Historic

emprestito de guerra, de 1900. 000.-
900. La nacion respondi6 con
$4,000. 1000. 1000. En- abril ultimo Sc
lanz6 ell segundo, de 13.000.000.0 900.
Las subscripciones pasaron de
10. 000 .000.0
Por otra parte, millones de per-
sonas invierten ell diez por ciento
de su paga en- la compra de titulos,
al mismo tempo que a diario Sc
venden millares de estos por otros
conductos. Durante la campana
para ell segundo emprestito ell
presidente Roosevelt calcul6 que
mas de sesenta millones de perso-
mas en- este pals poseian para
entonces mas de I'm titulo.
La nueva campana es parte del
plan gigantesco para cubrir ell pre-
supuesto de 104.000.0 100000 de
d6lares aprobado para Ell ano fiscal
en- curse con destino a la guerra y
para garantizar ell triunfo de las
Naciones Unidas. Excluyendo a
los bancos, los tftulos del tercer
emprestito seran vendidos directa-
mente a particulares, empreSas CO.
merciales, de seguros, etc. En- Ell
segundo emprestito los bancos sofa
mente compraron 5.000.000.Q00 de
d0lares en- titulos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-13

La Sc
J de Hacienda de los
B UnidOS anuncia que
iembre Sc hara un la
bio al pGblicO para que
empr6stito de mayor
| de que Sc tiene noticia.
mes Sc lanzara ell tercer
to de esta guerra, mon
$4,000. 100000 de d6lares,
cubierto enteramente por
b. Para asegurar su exito
lStaladO en- todas las locali-
pals cOmisiones especiales
La gaceta., 1943-08-13
Preventive para la inhae.5n

FL caballo de batalla para la cam
paha que Sc aproxima es ell tftulo
de rs d6lares, familiarmente lla-
mado ell "tftulo del pueblo" Con
la inversion de los ahorros del
p1blico en- la compra de estas cedu-
las en- lugar de destinarlos a la
compra de escasos a~rticulos de con-
sumo civil ell gobierno dice que ell
mismo p1blico contribute a regular
los precios manteniendolos dentrO
de los lfmites ijados, con 10 cual Sc
contrarresta ell ALA en- ell costo de
la vida.
Durante la guerra pasada Ell go.
bierno lanz6 cinco emprestitos quo
fueron todos subscritos con exceso,
Sin embargo, esos cinco empresti'
tos sumaron solamente 18.500.000..
900 de d6lares, o sea una c%antidad
algo mayor a la arbitrada en- ell
segundo emprestito de esta guerra,
lanzado en- abril 1ltimo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-13
Venta de P~ropiedades

Jose f. Gentiles a f. S. Will
liams; w. j. Scoffield a j. M.
Frazier; Henry Borrego a Prince
Erwin; Alice A. Lewis a Thomas
Barber; l. C. Clark a William G.
Long; L. 2. Gage a T. M. Null
lira; Jose Escalante y Co. a Les
lie S. McCranie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-13
ITALIA
DE LA GUERRA

Londres, agosto 13.-La Radio
dc Argel dice que ell secretario de
la embajada italiana en- Estam-
bull, Turquia, ha declarado publ
camente Que dentro de 10 dias TIA
liza no estara en- la guerra.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1943-01-15
EDIT OHIAL
INACCURATE REPORTING

The worst crime that a nevspaperman
can COMM t is the deliberate distorting
of facts and figures to suit his taste
and fancy when reporting anything for
publ location. AS Dr.. Palma once said,
the lies and Inaccuracies today are dan
gerous to historical facts tomorrow.
Inaccurate reporting is, however,
done mostly by young, irresponsible kids
just out Of school who, on the strength
of their attendance in classes of jour
nalism, believe they have enough justi-
fication to comm t this wlforgiveaole
blunder, and would make US believe that
the re=write men real should be blamed
This would pass WITT those Who do not
ln5u the technique of the trade, but to
those who have had the training and the
expert ence in this line Of work, 1T
would not be hard to sense the stupid lie
burri ed in the alibi.
The willingly and deliberately IN
accurate reporter is, in certain sense
a public enemy. The pr inted word carries
q great deal of Influence; and When what
is printed il q congl omeration OF I1es'
the guilty reporter deserves SIX shots al
sunri Sc and the eternal scorn OF soc1eV'
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1943-01-15
CRY-BABY WRITERS
ttts4rssts \ =

We are all familiar with the tech
nique of babies when they want some thing:
they cry. This is the technique OF a
certain type of writer we know. At least
we know of one. While a freshman in COL
lege he led because he thought he and
his kind were not given Opportunities In
student activities. Of course, this was
not true and he did not know it. The
cry-baby freshman was given a chance to
writ for the school paper.
Just recently, the same FELLOW
once more displayed his 'cry-baoy tech
nique BY publ ishing thr oaSh the Az. that
his pc ople are now tired of dish-"as hing
and that they clamor for better jobs that
they deserve. Again, his statement was
nj 81 leading, because his people are at
that very moment bel ng given fair breaks
in jobs and positions for which they can
show proficiency. As to d. sh-Wash1hg,
all kinds of people have been doing 1ha'
lob when they could not find anything
better.
This cry-baby wri ter Is either an-
enl ightened or stupidity crying Tor some
thing he has set his mi nd on.
Some babies succeed in getting "ha'
they want by crying; some don't.
cry-baby wri ters often exh1o1c
their stupidity by trying to make MOLE
hills appear like mounta ms
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1943-01-15
OTHERS SAY
THE FILIPINO Newspaper

The Filipino news magazine is
unique in that it is distinc tly Leader
ship phenomenon. 1t is usually the re-
sui of the individual initiative of one
person, better educated and more agrees
sive than hi s fellows, With a dominant
mental urge. Tt is al so the result Of
the loyalty and activities Of group Of
followers whom the leader has been able
TO draw about himself. 1t reminds one
of the early newspaper history Of the
United States, where the editor became
an independent center of Journal site ac-
tt vi W. Energy and earnes tness are OUT
standi ng character istics of the Filipino
edi tor; and loyal ty and ent husi asm, cha
racteri sites Of the staff.
Prof. Emory S. BoGARDUS
Univ. of Southern Calf.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1943-01-15
&xF&&A%r%N*x**<
THE YELLOW PRESS

The yell ow press Invariably defends
it's corrupt on Of democ ...by alleg-
ing that it is serving the public inter-
est when It is really pandering to pub
lie curl ousi ty and public cruelty. In
fact, the yellow press frequently serves
the publ ic by publishin mere rumor on
~ di stantly related to he news, irres-
ponsible allegation and gossip, innocent
appearing juxtaposi tions that say no.
thing but imply much, and even malici ous-
ly generated but pr ofitable invent ons.
The press always has great power, :
and the only security the public has is
a sense Of RESPONSE bility in those who
own and operate the pressl
bernard DeV0TO
American Journalist
SxHrsHHHHHH&HASH
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1943-01-15
f-&xs+%s&ssss*+&s
THE FILIPINO

The Filipino is the product of three
influences: the basi C l[alayan, the Span
ish, and the Amer can. Unlike japan,
viii CHI kept itself Isolated until Admiral
Perry opened it's doors, the Philippines
kept open no to the vorl d.
---Col. Carlos P. RNULo
Pulitzer Prize Winner
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1943-01-15

- Prof. Emory S. BoGARUS
Univ. of Southern Calf
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

sort of he loves me, he loves me not re-
moval Of crawling parasites from each others
hair
Trobriand debutantes looking for mates
don't just leave everything 20 the local boys
out several times year they go on
Katuyausi Just a man. hunt in the next
village
Married women supposedly always are true
To their husbands. but should n strange man
pass by the gardens where they DO all the
wedding, he is In grave danger And Of
course, there are always the love festivals at
every change OF the moon
These are paid for by the chief or rather
by the brothers of his many wives He -
the only person who is allowed 70 have "A
"harem But he inhcrits part OF his FEM
mine retinue from his dead predecessor and
these women sometimes are pretty old aui
Shopworn. Then he marrios a foNv girls uf
his own choice. But If any wife OF the chef
dies ne TtHtIs- -tI}t-the Fffi5t-rS rJf hrr C-i7rT
already have elected another girl 10 take her
place
There are upper-crIst and lower strata
people in the South Pacific just as there are
anywhere else. II man marrIes "a woman
of higher rank than himself ne must bend
before her in public-and whenever she's in
the mood 10 dictate there's little doubt that
he makes quite a few bows at home.
But all in all these men are happy Dressed
in their best bibs and fuckers they are chief
dancers at any feast They do the hunting
and fishing and ovcrsca trading with other
tribes
They 60 on admiriug their wycs' chill
dren and imagining undoubtedly that men
are supreme because even a savage woman
has sense enough not TO let her spouse know
how completely sAe rules the roost
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
C0I0EBHnd? There's neutrality-suspicious.

the background then they cannot be read
We must have color vision test that actu-
ally tests If person is able to distinguish
between colors
The new simple test with color yarns OF
varying hues. which Professor Dunlap en-
poyed, completely proves the fallacy Of prior
tests in many cases For example, the Cali
fornia scientists discovered that students who
earlier had passed color tests with flying
colors sometimes were really color-bhnd
These were cases in which diets deficient
in Vitamin A were held TO have induced the
loss OF color perception.
The Dunlap-Loken color-blindness expert
ments grew out OF a study OF night-blind-
ness in airpane pilots that was undertaken
three years ago in the laboratories Of the
University OF California at Berkeley.
Or Dunlap and Or Loken decided that if
Nitamin A was good for night-bindncss It
might help color-blindness. too. They began
making tests with groups Of college students
examining some 600 men and 700 women.
For The final experiment sixteen students
were. selected They were divided into two
groups OF eight The first group represented
several. different degrees Of color blindness
and each ef its members was matched I'm the
second control group by person Of similar
deficiency
The results varied. Some showed as much
Improvement on 25.OOO units OF Nitamin
as they did on larger amounts Others did
-trtt0r on t7c hCavfcr dosaEps.
Some showed a rapid Improvement. Others
required the Vitamin A treatment over a
longer period Of time
Eighty per cent Of a group who had
flunkcd the military service color tests were
able 70 pass the same tests, we'll as some
stiffer ones. after the Vitamn a treatment.
Whether the Vitamin A cure for color
bNudncss IS permanent the professors have
NOT been able 90 determine. Most OF the men
they have treated have gone into the navy
0-- -TTrr7v aUd try tTTvC To way or CneCKtHg
them now
Just how or why Nttamjn a is beneficial
in color blindness is not known But 1t IS
known that in some way Nitamin promotes
the growth and development Of aIl protective
TISSUES This Includes The membranes Of the
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