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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13
Pruning and Fertilizing
Rejuvenates Fruit Trees

One worthwhile project for gar
deners is to rejuvenate neglected
fruit trees which are on the farm
or in the yard. Pruning, fertiliza-
ten and spraying trees which have
been neglected in past years will add
appreciably to the family food sup
ply.
Pruning should be completed be-
fore the buds begin to open but II
can be done later If necessary. Dead
wood and enough other branches
should be removed to permit sun
to reach the center Of the tree and
to allow spray materials to be ap-
piled effectively, but extremely
heavy pruning should be avoided.
The second important item In re-
juvenating fruit trees is the applica-
ton Of fertilizer containing q high
percentage of nitrogen. These are
hard to get now but sulfate of am
monia may be available. Cyanide
Is satisfactory If 1t can be obtained.
Five pounds Of sulfate Of ammonia
for a 20-year-old apple tree Is rec
commended, and mature peach trees
will need about two pounds. Chicken
manure will help the trees il COM
mercial fertilizer Is not available.
It is unnecessary to cultivate the
soil beneath fruit trees but heavy
growth Of grass should be discour-
aged. Mulching with old straw or
other plant residue will keep the
weeds and grass down and viii help
conserve moisture.
Russian offensives in the summer
mean that general humidity is on the
Russian side as well as Generals
January and February.
Japan promises Germany rubber
after the war. Hitler has an intui-
ton she won't have any by that time.
Unless the weather improves,
some of the victory garden potatoes
win b aug M in the post war ere,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Kind words butter no parsnips. If
they did we suppose they'd be ra-
toned.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Waves celebrated their first birth
day. With woman the first birthday
Ia always the easiest
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Japan promises Germany rubber
after the war. Hitler has an intui-
ton she won't have any by that time.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Unless the weather improves.
some of the victory garden potatoes
win b aug M in the post war ere,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Even boot, it appears, can turn
on worm.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Russian offensives in the summer
mean that general humidity is on the
Russian side as well as Generals
January and February.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-13

Italy is invited to holler "uncle.
Sam, of course,
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
@atiOniernngs.@ inte

Sdnbc: Supon Nr. is os Observation-Disclosures lit gum 8e8ug BON
eiucm Gaur Sdmben bis gum 81. OCTOBER giIhg. 6amHien f0nnen
Die Rupons auer 6amIiemitsHeoer opooIen".
SrHdts nuS gsmaie: obi, ub @emuetouierpen, gefrOrenes Obt uO
@enIfe, iopie ferner aud Suppen- mo Observation-Disclosures
gIeidrmnBen SiIenfrihte in ~geo0rrter 6orm (9orrbobnen, DOrr-
erbin uo G0rrltuieu) unteriegen Der 9unft-Hationierng umo limo
mr geeen &upons aus 9riegsrohonsbiblein Scr. 2 erbdlHid. Die
aupons 6, 8 mo sc geHrn bis Z Sui.
Saffee: Supon @r. q lit gut fir elm 9fmo, bis ~einhIeBHh 80. SUM-
3ndcr: aupou Mr. 10 II. gut fr 5 8fumO, Oe bis 10. augut DOr8ubalen
baben. 0asu meroen ouf Slpon Scr. Is unO SIR. Is bis 81. Stober
ie 5 9fmo 3uder firs @tnmod)eu obgegeben.
GIrfd, Safe, Butter: Gieie 9ebensmiHeL sledgmaBen @orgnrine umO
onoere Bad lo Spedefete fopie GafeI0I uO 9onierOenfide fno
aeaen rote Gupons oes gationierungsbihIeins @r. 2 erbaltlth.
9upons ;, 8. 6 mo 30 bIeben bis Gnoe SUM in &roft 6erner
qenen sic 2upons g nb 90. SUM bis GnOe Des Monms.
gdOIin: Die aaupons gr. 5 fmO i'm Often biz gum 81. Sli fir ben
Saul pom e 3 Gaaonen gulhg. 9 uno 6 SupOns fno gut fir 2a
@alonen.
grennSI; aupOn Nr. 5 Der bis 80. September gu raben bat lit gut
fir 10 @alonen.
%etRn: autobfber miller ibe geen periooid iniptderen Iohen. Gin
SSnIpeftionspermerf lit af Der Observation-Disclosures ein6utragen,
Die ieoer @utIer nit f6 fibren muB nm neue @aiolnratonen ODER
neue Neipn erbalen gu f0nnen. @efude INN neue &eifen fmo bel
Ser Interchangeable etn3ureiden. 0eue 2oufHoden aus gilt
qummi f0nnen fir fetnere ReHen os 750-20 obne 8e5ugsfdein
erlangt perOen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
|ereiussN a6ri9tem
Arminins 2Osc

Sn Der 8eriammllng Der oeutid-
ipra6igen 6reimaurerIoge Irminius
0r. % muroen Die Mitglieoer ein-
gelnoen Ser iGbrlihen @eranitaltung
ng3igbt Of Ebrias~, mel6e gum Be
item oes 6reimourerbeims Deronital-
tet miro, bei5upobnen. 0ie Seitlid-
felt, pel6e inn Griffith Staoion beii-
te itattfinOet. beginnt Inn 5 l1br nit
einem 8aleboa Spiel. 9urouf lit
8araoe u1o Drill" ser peri6ieoenen
@ruppen in Uniform, &r0nung Der
&Oitigin uno cine 3irtusboriteaung.
@intrittsfarten gum Hreis BON $1.10
iino ST baben per Ee~lefonanruf
@isconiin 400 ooer Sbepbero 9S10.
9esglei6en tpuroen Die Mfitglie-
Ser eriu6t, liH beim &oten &relt3
8mefs BLOOD plaima" 81 meloen.
Ole dr5tli6e @iiienidaft bat feitee-
iteut OaB monbes 2eben zines per-
mun0eten Soloaten gerettet meroen
fam falls cine 8liltiibertrogung bei-
8eiten mOglid lit. aad Ser anuf
bon &~riegs6onos uno Sparmarfen
ourd 0ie 2oge muroe ben Mitglie-
bern beion0ers %empfoblen.
Gieienigen, pel1e nod nidt if
rem 8eitrag gum llnterbalt oes rWfo-
ionic Ser0ice Center" beigetragan
baben iinO eriu6t, iol6es umeebenO
81 tun. Ser 8eitrog miro fir bic
8auer oes &rieges iGbrIi6 erboben.
IS muroe 6ei6lofien, bic Ser
Iammluneen mGbreno Ser Monate
Slli Ino auguit aus3uieBen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Mebr Traren gum MrbeitsSienit

8ie oas office Of @ar Snforma-
ton mitteilt, miro bic Ginfiibrlng
zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ur 8e-
bebung elmer fir BEN Sommer uno
ben Serbit 81 erpartenoen &riie an
Areeitsmarft unnotig iein, menn ge-
niigeno 6rarlen lire &ii6en nit BEN
6abrifert Der &iiltungsinouitrie per=
tauider.
Gin @eieb CUR &%egelung 6es Sea
~tionalen Arbeitsoienites, oas oie Gin
5iebung bon Mannern uno. Srmlen
fir lnnonirti6aftli9e Mrbeit por-
iiebt, liegt iest Dem aongreB Dor.
9as @ros Der Mrbeiter Die nod
fir Die &riegsinouitrie ponnoten
iino, mliB aus ben &eiben Der Saus=
fraren nno Der nidt friegsmidtigen
Snonltrien fommen.
Sn Der pom Office Of @ar Sn=
formation" berausgegebenen Bro
i6iire 81 8rogreB &eport on Wfan-
pomer" beiBt es, oaB bisber Die
Graft Boards" Der Snoltitrie mebr
Mdnner ent3ogen baben als ourd
5rauen eriebt meroen fonnten.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Serienreiie

-6rm 9ouiie SdIadter be-
iu1te ibre Go9ter, Srau Sobn @er-
rer in SEEM gorf, mo iie Der n@ra-
o1iation" ibrer @nfelin Doris Cleo
more @erner beimobnte, melde i'm
&erbit als Stl1oentin oil Der Cornell
ltnioerfitat ein3utreten geoenft. @ab-
reno ibrer Anpeienbeit traf iie audi
alte liebe 8efamte, mie Serrn Wtil-
Ter, melder lange Sabre lei ibr
pobnte uno Serrn S6meiniBer, Der
in oeutiden &reiien bierielbit pobl=
befannt lit. Man berle6te einige
gelniitlide Stltnoen beiiammen nab
reno meI6en alte @rinnerungen aus
getaui6t tpuroen. Die beioen Ser
rem laiien ibre @aibingtoner 8efann=
ten red)t ber3li6 griiBen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Amerifaniide MilitGrfapellen ipielen
bemtide Muiif

(From the office of War Information
Die Milit1rfapeaen Der 8ereinig=
ten Staaten ipielen oeuti9e Wlulif.
8iele &ompoiitionen oeutiber Wtuii-
fer Iteben an Der Spite Der amerifa-
niihen Yrogramme. Na6 elmer
Seititeaung Snuptmanm Ebomas s..
0arcpS, IT,, oes 2eiters Der ameri=
fanii1en MfilitGrfapelen ltebt an
eriter Stele aler Brogramme Sou-
las Stars ano Stripes Soreper",
oeren Milliif befanntlid elmer oeut-
i6en @eiie entnommen lit. 9ie
2iebbaber Der Miilit1rmuiif moaen
oieies Stiid bel ieoer @~elegenbeit
b0ren. Gs miro beinabe geipielt ipie
Die 0ationalbDmne, oeren Mfuiif be-
fanntlid BON 9oni5etti itammt. An
5neiter Stene itebt &oiiinis Suber-
ture 5u .@ilbelm Cen, an oritter
Sobann StrauB' n8Iaue Donul".
Damn folgen Die SuOerture 81 DID
ter un0 Bauer. bon Suppe uno
nGbe Snpincible eagle" bon Gouia.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
GOmcOrS Stub

Die Suni-@ eriammlung 0es Cont
CORD Clubs fdno am pergangenen
Sonnabeno I'M Sauie ser 6omilie
Gbos. Slider itatt. Sic NOR dilBerit
3oblreid beiu6t. @rdii0ent Carl
Stober fiibrte Sen @oriib, 6rolt
S1la6ter p~rotofoaierte ulio SEER
Soc 6. @oeft eritattete Sen Sinan8-
beri6t. @us oemielben gebt berbor,
ooB ser @erein 100000 ieines
9aiienbeitanoes in &riegsiparmarfen
Der &egierung mlgeIegt bat unh
$4,000 gum &oten &rel13 b%eilteuer-
te. @dbreno Der Worate Sltli uno
gu9uit finoen feline 8eriamnli1ngen
itatt. Die Sobresberiammlung per-
bunoen nit 8eamtentpabl, lit inn
I'M Seine BON @errn uno
6rau Mlops S1ladter. Na6 S6lllB
Der 8~eriammlung ging man gum ge-
miitli6en Seil iiber. Die @aitgeber
betpirteten Die 9npeienoen reidli6.
Gem feinen Gtoaen aus Bidders
8Gferei ipuroe beipnoere @bre ange-
ton. 5ral S6uiter ipielte Inter
b~altungsmuiif uno es muroe geiun-
gen unO getan8t.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
SOdlseitsslOdem

4m %. Nfai, nu6mittags a ubr,
mur0e 0ie @be 0es Sri. SaDne Soulle
@bite, 8odter oes Serrn uno
6rau 9falpb s. @bite pom 5airfar,
So. uno Serrn &alpb q. 9anoer,
Sobn Des Serrn unb 6rau hilbert
SO. 9an0er, pormals BON Malbing-
ton, Q. g., i'm glternbaus Der 8rait
in Sairfar, $50. eingeIegnet. 3eitge-
NAB maren Ieoiglih Die engiten 8lie-
Der Der beioen 5amilien anlpelelo.
Serr @bite iibergab Die 8ralit, bic
neil SEER 9ouis 6. 3ismer fir ben
grautigam einitano. &alpb Dear
born 1an0er NOR &ingtrdger. Nah=
Dem oas @obl oes iungen @bepaares
nit oiperien 5laiden Seft begoiien
puroe begab iid oas graltpaar auI
cine fur5e Sod3eitsreiie Dia Imeri-
can ano gaitern Nir 2ines nod Nen
Oorf mlo Bolton. 9err 9anoer.
Iangiabriger Sefret6r oes Sriental
gauoereins, muBte ieine Sof5eits'
reiie fur3 faiien Inn tatfraftig beim
80. SabresabidluB Der 5irma nit
3ufpirfen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
8aiOlin fir siesessdrtner

Gos Office of Gipilian 9efenie"
teilt nit, oaB in 3llfunft ale 4rbei-
fer. Die eigene SiegesgGrten ange-
legt baben, 5uiablih @aioIin erbal-
ten, I'M ibre Siegesgarten better err
reiden 81 fonnen.
Seoer Automobilbeiiber lit gu gu
iaBlidem @aiolin bere6tigt Ser Ell
men Der @emiiieproouftion gepiome-
ten Siegesgarten BON minoeitens
1000 GnaoratfuB unterbdlt uno Ser
na6meiien fam, oaB er flr init
leinem auto gu ieinem Siegesgarter
gelangen fann ioipie baB ieine eige.
ne arbeit CUR 8flege oes @artens
erforoerlid lit.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
@us enOsnOOrff Ouransiu6

(From the Office of War Information
0iemono anoers als Grid BON
2uoenoorff bat oormtsgeiogt, bob
0eutidlanO fat oen gou5en euro
pGii6en Sentiment ero6ern Oiirfte,
nm i6lieBlid III 9Gfrifa beiiegt 5u
peroen.
Gieie @ermutung oes oeutl6et
6el0berrn erihien in 2elano Stofpes
Bud $50 otber &oaO TO 5reeoom~,
oas I'M Sabre 1911 pridienen lit.
'2elono Stone mar oiele Sabre lang
europGii6er &orreiponoent amerifa-
niiher 3eitlngen. @r i6rieb iiber
SuOenoorffs anii6ten pom undditen
&riee@:
08as bat Ser @eneralqltortier-
meiiter 1ulo beOeutenoite Stratcge Ses
fuiierlihen 8euti6lano einem iinga=
ridden Staotsmanlt, nit Dem er III
9uoopeit 3uiammentrat geiagt2 IS
mar I'M Sabre 1924. 2~u0en0orff
i6iloerte Dem uftgarii6en Diploma
ten, mle CT itd] Den 11dd)lten &r1eg
Doritelle. Gr iogte, Ser ndbite
&rieg nitroe elm &rieg unaufbalt=
iamer 8elpegung unO Sdneaigfsit
iein, elm &rieg Der 6lug8eltge, 8on-
ger uno Der mobilen leidten Mrtiae=
RTE. Der llngar beri6tete, OaB 2ll-
oenoorff ibm oomals cine %eritdun-
li6 getane 8eldreibung bon Sitlers
8libfrieg g~ege6en babe leh5ebn
Sabre bepor Die @elt aud MIR ben
Nanen u8lisfrieg" geb0rt bat.
Suoenoorff batte oamals 81 Dem u1i-
gariiden Staatsmarm geia9t:
o0elitidlonO mag gang europa err
obern 0esbalb miro Die entl6ei-
oenoe S6ladt oes nG9iten &rieges
in Afrifa ntsgefodten meroen. Sd
balte ben Musgang Oieies nGflten
9rieges fir Die Geutiden fir iebr
3m%eifelbaft."
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
@OlScnc Spdl5eit

sSn enqen, trallten 6amilientrelle
feierte Oas befannte @bepaar Sobn
6. Mergner am De%rgangenen
0onnerstae, BEN 10. SUM, ben Gag
ibrer goloenen @o65eit. Serr Yfar-
rer 6atius BON Der Stride an Der g..
uno 90 StraBe, g. @. bono lie Dor
so Sabren su eirem 9liidli6en Che
leben. 9err Wergner ltanlmt aus
Soff oil Ser Saale in 8aDern nnD
fam I'M Sabre 1886 nah Columbia
in @enniplpauien uno 1898 nad
@aibington. Sier mar er in Den
@roBb6dereien tGtig. Spdterbin
muroe er Better zines gu~tgebenoen
Geitaltrunts an Der @ait Capitol
GtraBe. 6rau Mergner, g%eborene
Sobmann, ltammt aus Selba6 bel
sSuloa un0 fam I'M Sabre 1890 nab
Baltimore. Gas @aar beiratete 1898
IN 8albington. Ser @be entiproien 8
9inoer: 6rau @m. Sdul5, &onrao
melCber in philadelphia anIoiiig ilt),
SoSobn (pelder I'M Snterior 9epart=
ment mgeitelt iiD unb 5reo (oer
in Sdneioers 86ferei arbeitet).
Cine anoere 8o6ter perItarb I'M NJ
qenoliden Mlter. Son ben s @roB-
finoern fonnten 6 an Der 5eler tell
nebmen. Die beiben anoerell Dleren
in Der @ebrmo6t. @iner lit IN Son-
(gnglano) uni Ser anoere IN BoDs
Siel6 in Syoobo itationiert. 2ebterer
fam aaf .llrlaub am acknowledgement
Gaze. 9as gbepaar lebt IN moblz
per0ientem 8ubeitunO nno genleBf
Sic ibnen nod beu~oritebenoen Se-
bensiobre in itiaer 3uriidge3ogen=
belt. @err Mergner lit 9ireftor Der
,g4merican Building Ai1oclatlon
uno oes r@roipect Sia" 5rieObo1es.
gu Sen eingelaufenen @ratllatlollell
modte aud oas Soltrnol Die belten
@iini6e fiir Die 3ufunft bin8u-
fiigen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
GOmcOrOia Stride

Sn Ser @eriammI1ng oes &ir6en=
rates Der Neutrality-suspicious.
@oncor0ia @emeinoe ulroen ole fol-
genoen @erren ais 8eamte ertpGblt:
$. s. Gunfborit Brdiioent
@. 6. S6roeoer, prot. Sefret1r
9. Saloeman, 5inan8-S efretdr
Baul 8ergb, SdaBmeiiter
Die Serren 6reo S9ul5, SarrD
Garter uno Saul 8ergb fuiiroen als
Sruitees erpdblt.
SEER aue. 8eder, it,, tpel6er 18
LANCE Sabre als Sdasmeiiter oiente,
lebnte cine @ieoerDdbl oanfeno ab.
Sir ieine geleiiteten 9ienite muroe
ibm Der Cant oes &ir6enrats aus
geipro6en.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Sal bes n@eneDa" -gerbanSeg

Ser i'm @aromau 8arf Sotel
itattgefunoene Ball oes lofalen 3Dei-
ges Oes @enfer @erbanoes mar 5ebr
5ablrei6 beiu6t. 9ie 8erlooIuug
BON 5ipei $500 &riegSiparanleiben
bra6te ben biibi9en grtrag BON
$204.00 Elm. Ser lleberiduB MUIR
De an oas Gote &reu3 uno oas Seim
oes @enfer @erbanoes in 9ittleton
in Colorado i~iberpieien. Mus San
5ran5isfo mar SEER Mar @eber als
n@ooo @in Im6aiiaoor~ a~nipeieno,
mel6er ber5lide @riiBe oes oortigen
3fDeiges oeS @enfer 8erbanoes iiber-
bradte. 8on bier fubr Ser 9ele-
gierte Deiter nod Stem gorf in 8e-
gleitlng bon 6rau MloDs G9ladter.
Ser NetD gorfer 3meig CAB beioen
ei1en @mpfang i'm Ct. SAUL Sotel,
on fpel6en man ii1 nod lange Belt
erinnern miro. Mm @r1berihmiid-
ungstag nabmen SEER @eber uno
5rau S6la6ter an ben Eralterfeier-
li6feiten i'm 6rieobofe in Wetp gorf
gum anOenfen an Die peritorbenen
0aitglieoer oes @enfer 8erbanoes
tell. &ran5e tparen BON oeiien 3fpei-
gen in &anios Gitp, San 6ran3isfo,
Sittleton, 9enber, Stem yorf uno
8aibingtOn e~ingetroffen uro tuuroen
auf ben @rdbern n~ieoergelegt. $50
Mitglieoer pobnten Der 5eremoniel-
len 5eier bei.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
GntsesenfDmmem fir britiide Tlie-
ger bel enrOpaiiden 2anbnnsen

tFrom the Office of War Information")
@ie Silarp ct. George Saunoers,
Der ben englii1en 5liegern 3ugeteil-
te 8eri6teritatter, mitteilte, leiitet
Die gepolferung Der beiebten @ebiete
einige 5ilfe BEL ben engliihen 2uft-
angriffen nif oas europ1iide 6eit-
lanO. Saunoers iagte: lniere 5lie-
ger finoen oft 5reunbi6aft uno ge-
geiiterung inter Der einbeimiiden
8eD0lferung.
Saunoers iiingites Bud Com
bine0 Operations er51blt Die @e-
ididte elmer Heibe BON &ommanoo-
&aios. auf Dem europdiiden Ronti-
nent uno beidreibt musfiibrlid, tpie
Die gebolferung Der befebten @ebie-
te ben englii6en 5liegern bilft.
Gmpfeblen Sic bite hns ySourmaIA
in Siren 1efanntenfreiIen
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
@cimnO6eit Der arbeitenOen SasenO

gea6 elmer SdGBung tperoen in
oieiem CONNER mebr ais 5000, 600
Sungen unO MGo6en 3tpiiden IA
uno Is Sabren poQ ooer teilpeiie
arbeiten. 9ns nGbiloren's Bureau
Of tie Il. 9. Department Of 2abor"
bat oaber iein Sntereiie an Dem
S6llb ser @eiunobeit oieier iungen
MrbeitsfrGfte betont. @ie oie Be-
ri6te, oie Dies Bureau erreideL 3ei-
gen, lit Die 3abl Der oier3ebn- bis
a6t5ebnidbrigen Sltngen ulto M1o-
6er, Die in ibrer 6rei5eit arbeiterI
iebr encyclopaedia. @ern oieie Slr-
belt in elmer @eiie gei6iebt, Die Die
lie iungen Weaoden uno 8uben nidt
iberonitrengt, 10 lit Dies nrr gu be-
griiBen. Die Sllgeno erbdlt auf
oieIe @eiie cine @elegenbeit, an ser
friegsmi9tigen 4rbeit ibrer @enein=
ben teil5unebme1l.
8as 8ureau erfl1rte, u0aB Sc
iunobeitsbeboroen S9ulen ullo Dir
6eitgeber 3uiammenarbeiten miiilen
oamit elm poIfommener S6uB Dor
lteberanitrengung Der SugenO err
rei6t miro. Den Miittern aber
fommt 0ie beut8utaee i6pere guf
gabe gu, oafiir gu iorgen, oaB ibre
Sobne uno 8o6ter- cine quite uno
nahrhafte &nit erhnlten"
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
ltnpersast
gOn Sol. giftor b. Sdeffel

@iniam panole oeine 8abnen,
STILES Ser5, unO u%nDer5agt!
8iel erfennen, bieles abnen
@irlt on, mas Dir feiner iagt.
$50 in ltiirmii9em @eorange
&leines @olf Inn &leines i6reit,
ga erlnii6eit on @ei4nge,
Siebit Die @elt on groB u1o melt
@iniam aus Oes Cages 9drmen
Ioler in Die @oben i6peift,
Stord uno &rani6 fliegt in S6mar.
men,
God ibr Slug oie groe itreift.
@noern Lob ben Staub Ser StraBe,
geinen @eilt bolt frii6 uno Giant,
Spiegel lei er, mie Die Meerflut,
9rein Die Sonne nieoerianf.
Ginlam manole oeine 8abnen,
STILES 9er5, nn0 unber3agtI
Biel e%rfennen, bieles abnen
Wirlt on, mas Dir feiner iagt.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
8eitorben.

Yloblih uno u~nertpartet peritarb
am Sonntag infolge zines Sdlag-
ANTILLES Der befannte 81fer SenrD
groeger. or mar piele Sabre
foreman in Sdneioers 8dferei.
Srosoem er i'm Sutherland lebte,
maAte er einen tdgliden 8eiud in
ieiner friiberen 4rbeitsitdtte, in mel
der i'm aud ploblih Der 300 0a-
binraffte. or binterl1Bt auBer lei
uer @itpe cine Eodter, 5rau 5altf-
bauier.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
glmf bem aranfenlaaer

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
Draftees
Continued from Page One

Wilke, Calvin Brown, 10 h n
Monroe.
Warren Zero. James Dubay,
William Smalley, Edward Red
mond. Stewart Smith, Harvey
Kukuk, Eldon Doublestein, Os-
car Peterson, Henry P ierc e,
Chester Lamb, James Darling,
Stanley Kowalczyk. Alfred Pep
per, Wilbert Bolyea.
Carl Walker, Theodore Rasti-
que. ia m es Johnson, Jerome
Purdon, Francis Smith, Ernest
Cole, Albert Johnston, Jr, Will
liam Came, George Burback,
Richard McInerney. Jack Rood,
William English, Robert Korte,
Charles Gender. Frederick Me
mann, Frank Shields.
Constant Peltier. Alfred Rat
zow, Clifford Bolin, Jr., Ellie
Waller, Victor Erdman, Ronald
Chalfant, George Polka, Glenn
Arden, Roy Thomas, Joseph Du-
bay, William Gibson. Walter
Bobcean, Jr., Robert Dietz. Ed
win Dubay. Martin Strutz, Hen
.ry Trevisan, Lawrence Bolden
Palmer Koran.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16

LANSING, Feb is - (P) -
Sequels to Governor Kelly's en-
dorsement of a general liberali-
xation of Michigan's 3l-year-old
Workmen's Compensation stat
ute, two proposed revisions of
the law appeared in the legisla-
ture today and a third was re-
ported ready for introduction.
One of the bills represented
the work of a House Study Com
mittee. appointed in ls4l, and
the other was the proposal of the
Michigan Federation of Labor
Senator Harry F. Hittle, Lam
sing Republican and chairman
Of the Senate Labor Committee
through which the proposals
must pass eventually. said he
would introduce shortly third
measure which he described as a
"middle- of-the-road" plan.
The three proposals include
compulsory compensation for all
employers except those OF farm
labor and domestic help, ana
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Red Cross
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
and had only one attendant ac-
companying them.
RELATES TRIP
After fourteen months in ST.
IBERIA, Myers returned home. Il
left Vladivostock when the tenn
perature was As degrees be-
low zero" he commented. "Sev-
en- days later l arrived in Ma
Mia in a temperature of los
degrees in the shade"
Upon his return to the United
States, Myers helped organize
the Red Cross Nutrition pro-
gram in Minnesota and other
northern states. He toured prac-
ticaly every school in that sec
ton, putting on clown and
"strong man" act to impress his
child audiences with the i'm
portance Of proper food and care
of the body.
Recreational work among the
border-line mental patients in
veterans hospital in Waukesha,
Wis, and st. Cloud, Mimi, was
his next occupation. Later, he
travelled extensively through
Wisconsin and Minnesota as a
Red Cross field representative.
In the Ohio Mississippi floods
Of 1927 and 1887. the midwest
ern drought of 1892, and in
many tornadoes and smaller dis
asters, Myers assisted in Red
Cross disaster relief operations.
EVACUATES SUPPLIES
His most recent assignment as
assistant director of Red Cross
relief in Burma and China, took
him to the Far East in April,
194l. Last spring when the
Japanese invasion of Burma
seemed certain, he was assigned
the task of moving millions Of
dollars worth of Red Cross sup
plies and medicines from Burma
to China. He will describe in his
talk here how practically all of
these supplies were saved by
evacuating them just before the
fall of Burma despite japanese
bombs and bullets.