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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

tergeben miro, iugte Alfreb parneno.
u9ann gei6iebt's beiier orauBen,
als bier; Die S6anoe fdlt penieitens
ni6t auf mild auriid."
,@r miro bebaupten, oaB id i'm
aus Dem @lternbauie perorGngt ba-
be-
~8er MIDI fennt, Der slaubt's linn
rt6t', ertrioerte Der Gerber rubig;
Imam tpeib, baB id gepobnt bin, ben
geraoen 8eg 5u geben uno meinen
Wi1en onr65uieten. Wag er bebaup-
ten, mas linn 6eliebt; mas finmert es
uns! @r bats ni9t an6ers geuont,
uno er meiB lebr pobl, tpie i6mer3li6
es mir it, midi 5u oieiem S6ritt ge=
5tpungen 5u ieben."
,,uno bieier Sdritt itebt tpobl in
gerbinoung nit ben Musiagen, tpel6e
Die 8riioer S9al1er iiber 6as bel it,
men gefunoene @elo eemadt baben 2"
fragte Der 9oftor.
uSe1oer, aber 1t bite Sle, la1Ien
sic oieie Sade ruben; fie miro obne=
oies nod oft genug 5ur Sprade font
men. S9 mub midi empfeblen, UNI
oie notigen gorbereituneen fur Die
Hetie meines Sobnes 5u treffen. Muf
@ieberieben."
9r. 2eitenring blidte geoanfenbon
oem @erber na6, Der it9 eilig ent-
fernte.
Gin geinnoer &ern in elmer bar.
ten Sdale!" faste er. sd CLAUDE,
pu biit gut aufgeboben, tpenn aucb
man6es bier Dir nidt gefallen ioIlte."
~ IS dtpiibte ridt, mas mir mibfaI.
len fonnte'', ertpi6erte MIfreo, Der in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

audi fir Die 3ufunft meiner Wemtter
idaffe l,no forge"
80 oenfe i9 audi, iaete Der
Gerber, ,,uno es iit mir lieb, bob ou
10 reoeit. gs miro ia idon eeben,
penn ou ernitlid tpillit, uno fpater
fannit ou mein @eidaft iibernebmen. "
,9ariiber uonen mir iest nod nidt
reben, @eorg ion mir feine 8ortpiir.
fe MADDEN"
,,@eorg berlaBt beute nod mein
Sans = er ion it6 orauBen einmal
anoern 8ino Inn oie Naie tpeben lai=
fen unb BEN 8ert bes @eloes idaten
lernen. SD babe Die Soffnung pers
loren, oaB aus linn ienals Elm or
oentli6 Menib miro; erIt na6 Sab-
rem labt iid oas nit Siderbeit ent-
ibeioen."
SD fiir6te, baB er orauBen I'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

amiiben ben SbuIbidein geidrieben
batte. ,anfangs bebagte mir Der Sc.
,oergerud nidt, iest babe i'd mid
ibon oaran getp0bnt."
n8enn oas alles ilt...."
uSa, oas lit auesl Sdpdden l,no
Sebler bat ieoer Menid; fennt man
fte, 10 lit es Ieidter, bic notiee gfid-
iidt auf iie su nebmen. unb 1pie ge-
Iagt, mir sefdut oieies arbeitspolle
Seben; id modte es iebt ni6t tpieoer
nit meiner friiberen Stellung Der.
tauiden. 8enn oas 8robeiabr abse-
loltfen it, boffe id, alare meine
8raut nennen 5u oiirfen, uno Damn
min i6 bafiir iorsen, oab mein un>
gliidlider 8ruoer na9 ieiner gntlai-
Jung Elm ltnterfommen bel mir fin
oet."
,1no tpas iast oein Sntel bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18
+ Sooesatt3etgen +

Sobn Cutie, geit. am 1. Iug. 1943,
I'M Ilter bon 81 Sabren, tpobl por-
bereitet, in 8rougbton, go. 8ater
BON WfiB Sulia Cutie, 8u6fiibre-
rim I'M Soiepbinum.
8m. Saseman, geb. am /. Ssuli
1866; geit. am %. Stunt 1943, inn
Ilter bon 76 Sabren, II Monaten
uno 81 Sagen in Ottatpa, Otto.
Sangiabriger, eifriger 2eler.
Saeob S. Splkimser, geit. am 90. sSuli
1913, I'M sllter bon 81 sSabren. Ct
binterlabt feline @attin uno cine
Eo6ter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18
MiHmoAt ben 18. Ansnit 1943

bosbaft, ,,oann fiele aIles meiner |
Sdpeiter a,t, Die nun ia bod 1pobl I
ben S9uIbenmaber beiraten miro.
aber 10 tpeit iinb mir nod niht; fret.
millig ber5ihte id nibt - id meroe
meine @edte au tpabren tpiiienl"
.Sait bus geborts" mauote fid
Der Gerber su ieiner Srau. ,,Solde
8orte muB man itd5 bon benz Sdlin-
gel iaeen laiien! Cine Era6t Briigel
iolIte yih ibm nit auf Die Heiie geben!
Bas aug linn nod einrnal miro, mag
Der Simmel tpiiien; id min midi iest
niht iueiter aufregen l1no argern, idb
oarf mir iagen, oaB i9 bas Meinige
reblid getan babe. Gorge ou iest, oaB
er nit Dem Sdneu5ue beute slbeno
abreiien fann. Sd gebe unteroeiien
gum S6iffsagent. 9u braudit ni9t
piele l1mitanoe au n1aden; &leioungs-
itiide uno 8aide bat er genug, 1no
mas er mitnimnt, bas miro oriiben
i6on in BEN eriten Sagen berlottert." "
gr nabm SUIT nno Stod bonn Slide,
uno berlieB oas 3inmer. Ser Sros
oes Sobnes bate ieinen gnti6luB
uneri6iitterli9 gena6t. DrauBen I'M
Sausfluf iab er ii6 plotlid Dem 9r.
2eitenring gegeniiber; Der aopofat
ipiinl9te einige @orte nit Mlfreo at
reoen.
8ertram @infel fiibrte ben 9oftor
in oas fleine 3immer, oas er ais
S6reibi tube benubte; oann eine er
in Die @erberei, Inn ben Neffen al1
rufen.
Sn ieinem grbeitsfleio trat gll-
FREQ eir1- ld9elno bot er Dem alten
Sreunbe Die Sano.
u8as bringit ou mira" fragte r.
~Nimm 8lat, Der Snfel erlal1bt mir
ifon, oab i6 Dir Elm babies Stiino-
6en piome."
,,sSSb babe nibt lange 3eit'', ertpi-
oerte Der slopofat; ,,bdtte MIDI i1ein
8eg nidt bier porbeigefiibrt, 10 tpiir=
oe i6 bor5e5ogen baben, bi6 5u mir
5u 5itteren. gSir itn0 ieBt ba1nit be-
idaftigt, ben Na6laB @runetpalo's
5u priifen uno gu oronen, uno nun
ididt Dir meine 8raut Die 8aptere
5uriid, pelde Dir 10 groBe Gorge ge-
ma6t baben. Sier lit oein gbreni6ein
unb bier li1o au6 bic @e9iel."
alfreo 50gerte, Die Bapiere in gmp-
fang 81 nebmen.
vS9 babe oie Sdulo anerfannt''
ertpioerte er, ~id mub tie ou9 til
gen.
uSalte oas, tpie bu tpilit; ou i9ul-
oeit Der @rbin nur 700 EaIer, oenn
mebr bait ou ntdt empfangen."
~Das ift freilid pabr, aber. 80"
,,@s lit Ser aus6riidlide 8uni9
Selenes, Dob fein 5duloner mebr 5u-
riid5ablen ion, als er empfangen bat."
~9as finoe i6 in Der Oronung",
nidte Der Gerber; .natiirli6 n1iiien
Die lbli6en 3inien 5ur S6ul0 bin5us
gerebnet tperoen."
uSiinf Bro5ent per Sabr", ertpioer-
tt Der aobofat; ,i6 6enfe, oamit miro
ieoer einberitanben iein."
$50 peroe i9 einen neuen SduIo.
ibein fir oeine 8raut ausitellen",
iagte Mlfre6; ,,auBeroem aber bite id
oi9, ibr meinen ber5liden Danf aus
5uipreden; fie bat mir eine ibpere
Slnft INN Sor SooIa oo,,o,,,.,,o.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18
Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict WundsaIbe

erProbtes HeiImittel gegen allie Arten Won al
ten und frischen Wunden, Ceschwueren. Ce-
waeehsen, Bisswunden, KarbunkeIn, usw. Bite
Geld nur dureh Post Money Order ~ schicken
keine Stamps. = so Cents die SchachteI, bel
]. l. Staab, l7209 VaIIeyveW Ave, Cleveland O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18
BY LEFT

After being blown through window by bursting shell and
stunned by loot fall during the bombardment Island
Marine Staff Sergeant Dale Lester Peters of Breckenridge, Michigan
struggled aerial bombs from nearby
He has been awarded the Navy Cross for exceptionally
service and disregard Of his safety during this
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

eben nur boffen! Sb uno tpann aber
oieie Soffnungen iid bertpirtliden
peroen, oariiber bermae i9 gar nidts
5u iogen. llno nun muB id geben,
id babe i6on laneer bier gepeilt, ais
id) beabit6tiete.'
0alnit nabm Der 0oftor 4bi6ieb,
uno alfreo febrte in Die @erberei sl,-
riid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

gtifolaus @umpe1 bGtte lieber Ell.
men gerei5ten Stier bel Sen S0rnern
9epadt, alS Die Golle oes Sreitper.
bers fir ieinen Sreuno Ruoolf BEL
SeoDig @artner geipielt.
gr peri6ob oaber Sen ibtperen
Gang bon einem Sag gum anoern. ga,
gegangen tpdre ct tpobl ferne> ipenn
ct nur getpuBt batte, tpie er iein 5ors
tes Inliegen fem oiplomatii6 bGtte
porbringen iollenl Sierin lag oie gan-
sc S6pierigfeit SSn ser getpanoten
9onoDabung Ser Maiihltonge por
lbm pobl tetner ebenbiirtig, ieood i'm
Sortrag elmer 8rautnerbung tpiiroe
es mobl 5ebnlnal beOenflih bopern-
eas puBte er 5l genalt. 9lber er i1Gnt-
te lid, OieIe S6tpdde Sem 6rernoe
81 9eIteben, lnO griff 81 aIlerlei Gore
monoen, Inn iein 3oulern 5u redt.
fertigen. @nolib muBte er bod oem
, 0rongen &uoolf's na6geben uno 10
marc er Oann oas Spfer ser sSreuns
oeSpfli6t.
Selte NOR Sonntog - Der Slime
batte einen freien Sag. Seuf5eno trat
gttfolous Eumpel Dor oen t1einen
Spiegel ieines Stiib6ens, Inn oas
boriti9e Saar llno oen itruppigen 9ort
81 glotten.
~slber tuie ion i6 nur anfangen,
&leiner?' fragte er, uib tann bod
lni6t nit ser Sir ins SuuS faaen?"
~0oron bube i6 au6 idon ge-
oa6t'', ermioerte 9fu0olf; ~bringe oem
8rnoer Seotpiss 6ieie sltten, er ion
lie fopieren; ou fannit ibm ia lagen,
i6 batte oib eeididt. gu baIt oann
einen Intniipfungspuntt. ."
~Sd miu's perfuden", iogte Stunt
pei tief aufatmen6, ,,bleib' 10 lange
bier; boffentli6 bring i6 Dir cine quite
glnttport."
Damit ging er binous - nun n1uBs
te ct es geideben, er fonnte ni6t mebr
auriid.
(5ortiebune foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

Benn oas @liid fon1mt, oann reiB
Die Sir auf (benube Die giinitige sc.
legenbeit).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

Sn Der Scot beiBt man oas Sdipein
Snfel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Buy More Spuds; Solve Storage Crisis

across It's width every half inch
for flexibility. which is what sol
id soles lack These shoes will
have 10 have thin leather or
canvas Innings Leather or fab
ric tops can be nailed or glued
10 the SOleS.
ODDS AND ENDS
Civilian supplies Of rayon will
not suffer greatly from the new
rsyon tires program, if the an
nounced solution works as
hoped. -Four major rayon mills
have been found capable Of ex-
pansion, therefore there will
only be a slight decrease in civ
ilian supplies Prices on
milk in local shortage areas may
60 up due 10 new price adjust
ments announced by OPA.
Castor oil. OF all things, will be
responsible for coming improve
ments in civilian products like
shoes, raincoatS, paint and var
nishes. II has previously been
restricted from such use but has
lust been released due to in
creased supplies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
nv Am STTNICK



WASHINGTON We arc
still not out OF the woods on the
potato crop Marvin Jones. War
Food Administration head said
during hearings on keeping the
nations psntrieS stocked next
year.
You can help Mr.. Jones out
OF the woods by buying more
potatoes than usual and plan
ming meals around them Stor-
age space. marketing difficult
ties, transportation problems
complicate the situation with
the huge potato crop. Your part
in the confusion is 10 use as
many Of them as possible, re-
placing foods which are hard to
get.
SOFT SABOTS
Although some flexible wood
en-soled shoes are already on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
JaIOpy Prices
Hit New High
i'm Midwest

KANSAS CITY, Mo - up
- The used automobile market
is a tight proposition Take it
from midwestern dealers who
bid against each other IN what
is described as the largest
used lear auction in the world"
I'm a recent session Of the
weekly sale. dealers from a
dozen states paid some $500 900
for an assortment of approx
mately 800 vehicles, ranging
from broken-down and almost
rubborleSS jalopies Of 1890 vim
taGe 10 barely pre-Pearl Harbor
models.
They bid up prices on late
model cars TO a point several
hundred rollars above the sum
needed TO drive those same auto
mobiles into the family garage
the day they came off the as
Sombly lines.
Typical Of the prices was the
81 ESQ bid on 1871 de luxe
coupe, which sold, when new,
for 1926 The speedometer in
Dictated it had been driven H.
600 miles The dealer who made
the top bid indicated his mark
up would make the price TO the
ultimate owner 81 $50 or 81 500,
approximately so per cent above
its original "neW-car cost.
At the other end of the scale
was 1880 model A Ford,
Wheeling IN all four cylinders
and showing plainly the strain
Of its - years of service Its
tires appeared ready to sag in
TO complete collapse al any
moment But it brought Sl80
As further indication Of the
trend Jack Garner, Kansas
City dealer, pointed TO a 1889
Chevrolet Two years ago" he
said, you could have bought
that car for less than $500 1t
woald take about S725 now"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Sod Soldier Too Heovy
for Army Litter Bearers

CAMP ROBINSON. Ark. -
CUP, - Pvt Rolf Mygdal. 200.
pound soldier recently returned
from maneuverS a sadly shaken
man. All he can say is he is glad
ne wasn't really wounded.
MyGdal lay seriously wound
ed but litter bearers and COM
pany aid men passed him up
nonchalantly Il might have been
too dark for them 10 see him, but
NJ goal suspects II was the
thought OF carrying his 200
pounds
Maybe Id Just better re-
sign, moaned Mgydal The
other side can't miss me. and my
own side won't carry me
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

the market. another is on hand
in WPB's Conservation Division.
Past the laboratory stage, its
production awaits solution Of
marketing problems.
The sole is made Of five thin
layers OF wood In each, the
grain lies at right angles 10 the
next layer, reducing liability of
swelling shrinking, or splitting
The sole is. cut three-quarters
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
AS Help Wonted-Femole
Lost and Found

Lost October IL, vicinity of
Roseville, white female Spitz-
Poodle 3 years, name Betsy, car
rying tags. Owners name, Ad-
dress License 1882. Liberal Re-
ward for information or the re-
turn 10 Alta Siebert, l444l
Fordham. Detroit. Days call
Tr. 2 1880 or evenings Pi-0852.
Lost-pair of glasses. Name
in case. Reward. Call Mt
Clemens 48l5.
Found-Sunday in st Peters
Church, lady's wrist watch. "a
Union ST. Phone Mount Glenn
ems 8749
Lost, Oct. II, vicinity Rose
Vile. White female Spitz poodle.
8 years. Name, Betsy. Carrying
tag, owners name, address and
license 1852. Liberal reward for
information or return to Alta
Siebert, l444l Fordham, De-
troit. Days Trinity 2-8350; eve
nings Pingree 0852.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
b. S. Importers
Paging Mexico
for New Stock
BY EDWARD L. THOMAS

MENICO CITY -- luP' Prom
California 20 Miami the have
notS are paging the HAYES '
here in Mexico seeking every
thing from treSh-piCked cactus
ana bobby pins 10 coconut smells
and teQuiIa for United States
markets
Magazines and now Spapcrs are
doing a big business with L :
advertisers - srgoly importing
and distributing companies -
who are looking for something
10 distribute
One EnghSh-language maya
zine had quite variety OF ads
a California firm. apparently
overlooking the No by pro-
duet olAihe Arizona desert Is
looking for exporters Of Cactl.
WANTS FINE HOSIERY
A women $ shop IN Minnesota
more o a war casualty than the
cact importers. is looking for a
source of suppl for fine hosiery
And ladies, who lsnt7 But
frankly ladies. they say Mexican
silk stockings just don't hold
up
a business man IN Los Angel
es desires 10 contact a wine and
liquor broker in Mexico who can
purchase and handle shipment of
his requirements We know
a couple Of lads IN San Diego,
Cal. who would Ike 10 make
the same proposition
A Miami importers wants
quantity Of Mexican native dolls
(tSk, tSk ana also alligator
(tsk, tsk tsk leather goods We
had the IDEA dolls and alligators
were synonymous with Florida
A good IGN Of the times in
Los Angeles The Los Angeles
distributor Is looking for mems
belts, and mems and women's
leather billfolds. as well as wo-
mems leather pocketbooks
An eXport-import company in
Alabama handles a wide range.
when they have something TO
handle Right now they are
looking for safety pins, regular
pins, can openers. paper spoons
and forks. wooden ice-cream
spoons, mezcal and tequila
There might be a sufficient sur
plus of the lat'sI down here 10
take care Of you boys in Ala
bsma
Another CALI 'ornia firm wants
large quantity Of coconut
outer shells, without the meat,
and the harder inner shell.
Sandwiched in among these
appeals is an ad placed by a
Mexican firm offering diSinfect-
ed rope and peeled or unpeeled
peanuts for export
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Cord Of Thanks


We wish TO thank our many
friends and ncighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown
us during our recent bereave-
ment Also special thanks for
the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Longale
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the many
acts Of kindness and sympathy
shown US during our recent be-
reavement and sickness. Mrs
Barbara Hobbies and daughters.
The family of the late Lydia
HIM wishes TO thank their
friends, neighborS and relatives
for the kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent
bereavement.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Gard Goes 5000 Miles
To Spot 500 Fl. AWAY

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. OPP
Charles Senior, chairman of a
local Red Gross committee,
whose office is located about
500 feet from that OF Charles
Turnerfi men. Der of the same
committee. recently sent the lat.
ter card notifying him OF
committee meeting, which trav-
eled 5000 miles before il was
received
When il finally reached It's
destination, 10 days after it was
mailed. il was marked n issent
10 Los Angeles"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Experienced waitress wanted.
Inquire Blackstone Restaurant,
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

MEDFORD, Mass .-G!,P-Rug-
ged Ira Butler, 72-year-old chief
steward in the Merchant Marine
went back 10 sea the other day
after a brief shore leave, during
which ne celebrated his golden
wedding anniversary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Air Forces Has
a Type ofBomb
for Each job

NEW YORK-Up)-It takes
all kinds of bombs-as we'll as
planes-to make an air force.
The United States Army Air
Forces has a bomb for every
purpose, from 1OO-pounder,
which can wreck a locomotive,
10 one weighing - times as
much. capable of laying waste a
city block
The AAF uses three kinds Of
bombs in combat - demolition
fragm ntation and chemical. Be
fore each bombing mission il is
necessary TO decide not only the
weight OF bombs carried but the
sizes of he individual bombs
and the types of fuses and bomb
cases which will give the maxi
mum effect against the target,
according TO the Army Air Fore
es issue OF Flying -
Demolition bombs alone have
five types
GP-General purpose, 50-55
per cent explosive
SAP - Semi-armor piercing,
30 per cent explosive
AP-Armor- piercing, SIP per
cent explosive
LC-Light case, II per cent
explosive
DB Depth bomb, TOTS ex-
plosive
The GP bomb is so strong it
can be dropped without ruptur-
ing from an altitude of 5000 feet
against slab Of concrete feet
thick. With delayed action
fuse such a bomb would crash
through to the basement Of most
buildings, bury itself several feet
in the ground near a bridge and
penetrate the decks of all but
cruisers and battleships The
largest GP-2 900 pounds-can
sink or seriously damage a bat
tleship with a direct hit or from
as far away as 35 feet when eX-
ploded in the water The SAP
900 FOUNDER viii penetrate the
side or deck of all naval craft
except battle cruisers and bat
tleShlpS SAP bombs range in
weight from 500 10 500 pounds.
The biggest AAF bomb OF all
is the &c blockbuster-4 200
pounds OF bomb containing g.
1862 pounds Of explosive. equip
ped with an instantaneous fuse
so that IL, terrific blast will oc-
cur before the bomb case rupt-
ureS The LC was designed for
target which provides its own
tamplng e. 6, a congested
city block "Tdmplng Is the
confinement OF the explosive
within the target. with no holes
through which It's energy may
escape To accomplish this GP.
SAP and AP bombs arc made TO
explode only after penetration
OF a building. the ground ship,
or the water beside the ship. The
LC eXplodes on impact. De
Struction caused by a well-tamp-
ed explosive may be As times
AS great as the same amount un-
tamped
For knocking out U-boats two
types Of depth bombs are used
the 325-pound Mark II and the
$50 pound Mark 20. containing.
about - per cent explosive fiji
Ter and a Navy hydrostatic fuse.
Fragmentstion bombs are us
ed against ground forces and
Light material-trucks, airplanes
and encampments. They break
into 900 TO 1900 pieces weigh
ing about 3-l0ths OF an ounce
each, with velociiies up TO 4,
900 feet per second Such frag-
ments, bursting al 200 feet, will
penetrate wing or gas tank,
cut tires and control wires, per
forate radiators and intercoolers
Ground crews need Is 10 30
hours 70 repair planes damaged
bv fragments discharged from a
distance 81 90 feet or less from
the plane.
A fin type augmentation
bomb, equipped with a mechsn-
zeal time fuse. can be dropped
on lower-flying formation OF
and made TO explode
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Girls for bank work, with or
without experience. Apply by
letter only. First National Bank,
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Wanted TO Rent

WANTED TO RENT-Five or
six rooms unfinished modern
house located i'm better residen-
tial section of Mount Clemens.
II you want TO rent YOU house
TO SIN a |, substantial family.
without small children-perma-
nently located in city - please
write; Box 1000 The Monitor
Leader.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

LEBANON, N. II .-Up)-Mrs.
Carl F. Sullenberger Of West
Lebanon, whose preacher hus-
band is now an Army chaplain,
has replaced him in the pulpit
tor the duration.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

A soldier has lost his source
of daily enjoyment We are un-
able 10 locate a new harmonica.
Do you have one that you could
part with? Call Mt. Clemens
1869 or write Mrs, Hugh Hillock,
3710 Jefferson, Mt Clemens, RI
No. 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

TIE rlEht is reserved 20 elias sfy, re
wise or reject any advertisement.
Contrsct rates wiA be quoted upon
apple. lon
The Publsncr viii not be responsible
for more than one incorrect insertion
NOrE-ClasSlfied advertising scheduled
for Thursday Monr9r-Leader viii also
run N the South Macomb News the
me dav, without extra rh rye How
ever. copy must be placed by 90 D
m. Tuesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Situation Wonted. Female B-4

Young girl desires part-time
office work. Experienced in typ
ing and shorthand. Phone Mt.
Clemens 1859.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Immediate Possession - 5
room house, II acre, excellent
condition. Bath, attic, coal shed,
gas, water, electricity. Wired for
electric stove. Screens. storm
windows. Cash or terms. Inquire
23050 RoSedale, East Detroit,
Near Schoenherr and 2 Mile.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Janitor wanted. Must be able
TO drive school bus. Lake Shore
High School, l3-Mile and JEFF
ferson, st. Clair Shores. Call at
school or telephone Rose. 2400.
Evenings 041l-M. Ask for MIR.
Jenema.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Lost Friday eVening-Spring
er-Collie l yr. old-anSWers TO
Pepper markings brown and
tan in vicinity Jefferson g.
Crocker & Ballard Road. Re
ward. r. II. Allen. 27l8 Campau
Lane. Phone 1854. Mt. Clemens.