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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

: Napacno je hraniti mleko v
stekleni posodi.
Sc nekoliko besed o mlecni
kozi. Mnogi je ne marajo, je pa
popolnoma. pogresno, &c jo sne-
majo zato, da 10 mecejo stran.
v kozi je MANFRED, &c ne gre dru-
gace, vsaj "a pripravo masla,
Mleko preceding in kozo, XII
nam ostane, shranimo ma hlad-
nem " loncku. Ko Sc je nekaj
nabere, jo stepeme .stepalni-
kom. TAX o. dobimo veeji ali
manjsi kos belega masla, XII ina
sicer malo kisel okus, a Sc da
izvrstno uporabiti "a ,dusenje
zelenjave in peeenke. .@
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29
Besorobiio. in nieno
prebivoIstvo

Potem pa je bila Besarabija
vrnjena zopet Rusiji in prav Ia
ko je morala Rumunija odstopi-
ii tudi severno Bukovino, v ka-
teri tvorijo Ukrajinci vecino.>
Razen Ukrajincev (katerih
je 38 odstotkov) smatrajo Rusi
"a slovanski zIvelj tu d one
Moldavce (tudi kakih 38 odstot-
kov), katere Romuni ze cd nek-
daj smatrajo "a del svoje ro-
munske eticne skupine. Da je to
resnica, dokazuje dejstvo, da so
soviet oh meji Besarabije ze /.
1926 ustanovili avtonomno mol
davsko republiko V okviru u
krajinske sovjetske republike.
Ta moldavska republika obsega
1885 XIV. KIN. in steje cez 600,-
900 prebivalcev. Glavno mesto
ie Balta Tod |. 1929. Razumlji-
vo je, da Romunija nj nikoli ho-
tela priznati te avtonomne mol
davske republike v okviru SOW
jetskega saveza, XII je bila osno-
vana kot privlacna sila "a u
kraiince in Moldavce v Besara-
biji.
Sedaj nam preostane samo
to, da utrdimo tocnost ruske
teze O poreklu etnienem sesta-
WI in nacionalni zavesti tega
naroda, XII prebiva BesarabiJ.
Stevilna slovanska imena gor,
rex in NEST so Sc danes dokaz
nekdanje jakosti slovanskega
zivlia v Moldavski, a da Bes-
arabiji niti ne govorimo. Danes
niti ne negirajo, da je vecina
zivlja v Moldavi slovanskega
porekla, a da so romunskega
porekla prebivalci ozemlja OBJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

liticni, temvee tudi eticni po-
jem - medtem ko so jih Rusi
in Ukrajinci smatrali "a del IT,
stega naroda, XII Sc je takrat
imenoval "Halici" (Galicani)
torej so jih smatrali "a del veil
kega ukrajinskega naroda, a
Besarabijo in Moldavsko "a del
in nadaljevanje tiste geograf-
ske edinice, XII nam je poznana
kot Ukrajina.
Pc vsemu temu sc moreno
zamisliti, kako je svojecasno
prislo do unifikacije Vlaske in
Moldavske v politicnem in etnie-
mem pravcu, kako je cd dveh
narodnih teritorijev in dveh ma
rodnih edinic nastala ena poll
ticna in etnicno-kulturna skupi-
ma. Vse to spominja - po pisa
nju ruskih etnologov - ma isto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

vrstne napore "a ustvaI1tev e
dinstvenega cesko slovaskega
naroda in enotnega jugoslovan-
skega naroda. Kdo je incl toliki
interes "a ustvaritev romanske-
ga naroda " dolnjem Podonav-
ju?
V prvi vrsti so igrai veliko
vlogo imperialistieni n1omenti
tedanje carske Rustic, Xxi so po-
sebno oziveli "a casa cariee Ka-
tarine, v katere dobo spada tu-
di zacetek propadanja otoman-
skega cesarstva, zaeetek epohe
"bolnika ma Bosporu".
Pravoslavna Russia je uprla
svoj pogled ma Carigrad in je
bila v tenn podprta Cd bogatih
carigrajskih fanariotov, XII so v
Vlaski in Moldavskl izvrsevali
posebno misijo pravoslavja. Ru-
sija je imela ma svoji strani ze
prebivalstvo Besarabije, Molda-
vie in Bolgarije ter je bilo tre-
ba tedaj pridobiti Sc prebival-
stvo Vlaske, XII do takrat - "a
radi vpliva zapada = nj polka
zovalo proved smisla "a ruske
zamisli.
! Fanariotski knezi v Moldaviji
in Vlaski 80 z izkoriscavanj jean
pravoslavja Vlahov in Moldav-
cev znali ma vesc nacin nihati
med grskim in ruskim pravo-
slavjem ter oba naroda pribli-
zali v tenn pravcu. Vzporedno s
tenn Sc je pristopilo k delu "a
politicno in kulturno unifikaci-
jo. zaradi svojih irnperialistic
nih pozelenj je caristicaa Rusi-
ia zrtvovala slovansko Moldav-
cev ter tako pristala ma formi-
ranje edinstvenega ron1unske-
ga naroda kot zadnjega Sc live
cega ostanka vzhodno rimske-
ga cesarstva, XII maj bi nekoe
vstalo v senci ruskega carskega
orla . Turcija je prekasno O.
pazila to delovanje fanariotov.
Ko je dopustila, da ODE kne-
zevini volijo zopet svoje Ego
spodarje" iz vrst domacih boja-
row, je ze bila propaganda "a
romunizacijo Moldavije Y pol
nem teku. Kljub temu pa je bi-
la Russia toliko previdna, da je
locila Besarabijo in jo pridelila
sebi ter je tako 'vsaj svoje u
krajince obvarovala te ro1aani-
zacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29
Anekdo+o

Pred svetovno vojno so nekoc
Epri Helgolandu izvajali velika
potapljaska della. Nekega dne je
prisel tia cesar Viljem II. c.
sar 81 je ogledel potek potap-
ljaskih del in Sc je nato zacel
pogovarjati vodjo potaplja-
cev.
mo, ljubi moi" je vprasal
cesar, "povejte mi, koliko "a
sluzite letno $ svojim potaplja-
njem?' '.'5
ITO je razlieno!'' je dejal po-
tapljac. Pri posebno velikih' in
nevarnih delhi, pri katerih po-
trebujem mnozico svojih ljudi,
pridem ma leto do 10000 mark. -
Cesar Sc je zaeudil: "Vi pa
zasluzite vee, kakor: moi pro-
svetni, 1ninister!"> -.
Potapljat Sc -je nasmehnil
'''Da, velieanstvo, sampak vas mi
mister. Sc ne .potaplja."
- -.--.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29
MIeko poIeti

Mleko je emo najpopolnejsih
in najcenejsih zivil.. Vsebuje vse
potrebne redilne snovi v pre-
bavljivi in ugodni sestavi.. Ma
zalost pa ina v toplih dneh to
slabo lastnost, da Sc RADIO po.
kvari. co. = +. "
zato mu je treba v peletnem
easu posveeati precej paznje.
Zavreti ga noramo takoj in
jnajbolje je, .da. ga potern zlije-
mo v vrc il neprosojne kaineni-
ne, XII ga postavimo ma hladno
in pokrijemos sele tedaj, ko Sc
mleko ohladi.
v mnogih gospodinjstvih pa
je le tezko dobiti kaksean pray
hladen prostor. v tenn primeru
|si pomagamo ma ia rlasin, da
|mleko, XII smo ga dobili in "a
vreli predpoldne, zvecer Be On
KRAFT prevremo v cistean loacu.
Shramba "a mleko mai D tenn
ma, ker pospesuje svetioba faz-
mnozevanje mlecnih bakteFij.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Now further

MIR. re kIRiNG bombed il.
In att, ne mas iliiird more
laps than Barney Ross did, hut
T. not ~ well known, except
around Detroit
TIE police CHEFS. meeting
haIc were told that Wlrnilc
deHuguDrct I~ reaching epidemic
proper iof-.
TIA. column rcpaat, that one
way to get a' ibis problem is
I'D hurry gp tud do ,0mc'nUr
sboa ISSUING drinking card
bearing 1hr owners f---------
-tapn> MS soon a- possible
II viii be- compulsory foT
people from y to % 10 have
these cards after January I. II
they 60 into a place that serves
liquor.
There seems To- be- no reason
whv the cards could not be
issued 81 once Ca>par Linee-
man. county clerk. saws he's
ready 10 start issuing the cards
nav u tI9p PStste-EITUgT nm
uiSsran viii. just say "Go
ahead"
These Card would be 'he 0n's
pornt. $50. ~ proving ~1cfn,r
- Js.rGH IS ODD lUou-H ~ buy
"a o'Inf.
Bw sr'r>. sonnet a-l-- l--.,ll,ll -
go af -am,God, INTO acting
uaII probably u.' keep puttHg
-T or. and writ nave confused
nm ri tt------- ---f--r-1-v rtradIrr
Income ta<.- -4ls-H book
q rtt organisations ua iet efgr5
.no ga urtl tue East minute
ror ion area7
Shed a tear for the >addc>t
man of the >ummcr-a Detr0itcr
vho got himself wonderful
>unhurn and carefully shattered
himself with sunburn lotion.
lie grabbed the wrong Jar Of
cream. II was shaving cream
instead Of snnhurn cream The
ladies ma, not understand the
WAYS 81 shaving cream. hat the
men viii auprcciatc the poor
pu,'s distress shaving cream j.
Inclined to harden into ,oapy
she'll and nothing but good hot
water and a lot of rubbing viii
get II off
r.t Nrt..r. ~.E.t.n s..t
hack CON, col tnr dtlI. pa1.r
~ pr..l.r.. s. Il moan fnr
rt~p ,,a... ~rhgr.r f- .ta-
,.o-,.f rt. ,r. smallest F-rI,
r,nras an ,-I. .ta.t ..
,...r .,.., ... ..l. .f "a, .r.
d.,,.,... I,,i.,. t..8
ou. ,,.o,i,. o,.or,t :. ono of
80 ad,.,,,i.s,,oo,. "1i,Ic,..t
p,rL NJr,i.,io,. Admits gG
'"h'>. N"ln''I> "''l MUS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Father
Held i'm
Beating

Police today were holding
200-Pound father on charge Of
assault and battery after nc al
Ieccd,N boat hls 10-Ncar-old son so
severely with "a heavy board and a
thick razor >trop that the child
WAS taken 10 Receiving Hospital
with q possible skull fracture and
other injuries
The boy Ridley Sadler.ol 1896
" Milwaukee hold pOlco his "a
Wcr hic Sadler saw hlm coming
from q nc,ghbor'S home with a
-I'fIs Tt Ift.- t''4islti'oi loaned MIN 20
play He SAID his father seized
2 thick board. struck him on the
head and shoulders and dragged
HIM IN the house There. Ridley
sand his father continued the
beating with a two-and-a- half-inch
razor >trop. knocking him against
the kitchen SlnA-
IL Harry O'Bricn who made
the assault charge, said Sadler
had been drinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Weekend Traffic Kills One, Hurts Il
War Worker
Dies as Train
Smdshes Auto

One man. a war worker. wa1
killed and u others were injured
in weekend traffic accidents IN
the Detroit area.
Claire Powers, 80, Of 52t7 Hag-
gerty Canton Township, wax
killcd.when bis car was struck by
a Michigan Central passenger
train at the crossing ar Van Born
and Michigan.
The engineer, C. II. Stringham
Johnson, told police a freight
train had crossed the intersection
just before the passenger, and It.
was believed Powers had waited
for the freight, then proceeded.
not noticing the other train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Raj Pictures
Of Axis Targets
On Display Here
BY VERA BRoWN

II you want 10 see Just how
last months. targets looked after
those bomb loads were dropped
on Germany and Italy. step up
10 the Detroit institute Of Arts.
There on exhibit until Aug. "A
are enlarged photographs Of Brit
iSh reconnaissance photographs,
taken by men of the Raj 10 show
Just what their pals had accom-
pllShed
All are snapped from. 10000
feet and Squadron Leader Alan
Morris, chief Interpretation Of
fiCer. viii permit you TO look
through neat StereopticOn ma
chine which puts the bombed city
into q third dimension There be-
fore YOUR eyes are buildings WI IA
out roofs, squares without pave
mentS. devastated harbors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

S. 300 Lifetime SAVINGS
Lost on Street Car

William Pappas Of % +. Can
field, was boreft Of the 81 900 ne
had saved during the - years Of
his life today
He reported 20 police that he
lost the money which he carried
about m woman cloth purse
on a Woodward street car
No trace of tho money has been
found and police believe PappaS
may have had his pocket picked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
6 HURT IN COLLISION

Six persons were injured when
two automobiles collided at Outer
drive and Three-Mile drive. Mrs.
Della Monaghan, Il, mother Of
Miss Florence Monaghan Of 3497
Sheridan. driver of one of the
cars, and James Moross, 16, OF
1901 Maryland, driver of the
other, were taken to Crosse
Pointe Hospital in serious condi-
ton Injured slightly were MorosS'
brothers, Donald. -, and Alien. A.
Gerald Offenbacher, u. OF 5775
Maryland, and Miss Monaghan. /,
Deputy Sheriff Arnold Stephan.
AZ, of 1878 Lemay was ticketed
for reckless driving when an acct
dent brought serious injury TO
Mrs. Margaret Leith. 90, Of HAP
Rosemary, and minor hurts TO
four others.
The crash occurred at HAYES
and GlenfIeld. when Stephan'S car
struck another driven by David
Davidson, %, Of 1873 klngSville.
Davidson VAS hurt, as we'll az
Alex Leith. Mrs. Lelth'S husband.
and DavldSon's son, James. All
were taken 10 Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Concert Tonight
AT Belle Isle

The Detroit Federation Of Mu-
SicIanS Band Herbert Straub d.
reCting Will present concert at
S Is tonight in The Belle Isle
bandStand
The program
Staf-Spsugled Banner
Selections from The Bsf'erse PrGe'
1850. Sme'ans
Wedding Festival Wsf2es ....... Strauss
suite IA Fers ....... ......... Tac0mh
Selections from Nile Natists" Herbert
Russian SAILOR Dance from The
RED PcurN fffare
Serfusde and Recon, Haftor Polka
from J,es N.HHus O. Ar.cqun DrRo.
CFerfureN ~ Tanrha4ser Wagner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Jack Pickering
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

NEWSETTES; Don Horn
beck, the Pontiac boy who has
lived through tom OBJ lie
wrecks. near drowning. having
his neck broken and other ms
h8ps in civilian life. is leading
the same charmed life now that
nc is I'M the marines.
A few months ago he was
lett for dead seven miles behind
the Japanese lines. lie got back
safely by himself. although
wounded.
Now further word reports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

that on an
other OC 4
sion he was
trapped by
two groups of
laps but he
wiped I he IN
out. And he
escaped with
his life, al
( h q n & II
wounded nv
: n = n p n g !.
when hP was
caught On an
al field on
Gu adalCanal
a. the laps
bombed il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Leukemio Victim Better

NEW YORK Aug To I'm
provement was reported today in
the condition of Dickle LaSwell.
8 Of Springfield III. who is being
gwen a new treatment for lynn
phatic leukema.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
sIGNORE RAILROADS

Squadron Leader Morris said
his boys no longer bothered 10
bomb railroads unless there were
a concentration of trains Rails
are 100 easily replaced. They pre-
fer 10 get locomotives They cant
be put back INTO action If they
get 4 direct hit. 9
The geography expert was q
fier in World War !. In those
days, he took pictures over The
side Of his ship As he few n.
That experience made him a
geography fan SO. when he re.
enlisted he went IN as a navigator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
One Poorhouse 70 Vanish

BELVIDERE. III. Aug. IS
uNS)-The Boone County poor
house announced today II would
close because business was poor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

MAT. CHEEsE. FATS cRed stamp.l
g. ~, " Valid t0 ana. 3d..
SUGAR
stamp ne pounds fr or. 80.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp rs, i6--5 lns. each 90 Oct. 81,
SHOES
stamp is-Ors pair 20 Ort a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

PROTESTED FOODS fBlus stamps
X. -, " fH errr
a. " Valid Sept fH- kN.
GASOLINE
uuUuu EHH Hr 81
Full on
Period S-fi gallons tI rrrf
Period I new series --lH gallons f.t
each Irt urta Jan 3.
TIRE iNSrECTION DFADfINts
Arstt 30 BOG fl- t-h.-. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
PHOTOS OF BERLIN

Some Of the most interesting
pictures are OF Berlin, and the
MOehne dam,
we are given nine-inch
square photographs for interpre-
tation. In our office at home, We
work with StereOscope just
like the old fashioned one your
grandmother used To own.
look at-tbat photograph 81
An airplane plant in the Saar.
See where the bombs dropped
In the roof: Look at II again.
See how corrugated the roof
looks: That's camOufiage. But
you see il il not safe from the
cameras = Ne and We got IL
twice without any trouble"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

CIVIL DOCKET NO. tsoh
United States Of Anerlca IN ite y =
trict Court OF the United STATES for ne
Eas'era Dissric, Of Michigan. southern
Division
- 81 acres o. land more or .esS. m
Msoomb County. Michigan. Florian
ORDER FIXING DATE or HEARING
a, session OF said cour' held IN ne
Tedersl Building IN the City ~ Detroit.
MichiEsn, tais 27ih dsy OF September,
Present Honorable Frank A. Picard.
United States District Judge
4 In the above sutiled cause ne Unit
I'd States az Anertcs having filed ana
presented 20 The Court - petition as
commencement OF judicial proceedings
and benei; 81 the public - glide
angle plane Coz the fight o. air craft
and tor relSted sar purposes. and n
appearing % This Court that SAID pc
tiiion IS sufficient IN form and sub
stance. upon me motion 81 John ".
BabcoCk. Assistant I s Attorney. rep
rescut0g SAID Petitioner. II Is hereby
ordered
( a Tina, Georse NJ Read Clerk o,
this Court, be and ne hereby s. ap-
pointed G tsrGisn al Item for sa per
sons. z any. named as respondents ~
this petition cor ccrnIrE whom ~ -
known or shell become SHOWN that
they are minors. insane persons or in
oompo persons
r ina, ne Nor ,o.-Lesder. = ne,ss.
paper published 20 MBCoub Counts,
MichIgan, beng me county IN which
the land described io said petition is
loc sted. and IN ine Eastern Dlstrlci OF
Michigan. De and B, hereby IS. dcSig-
nsted es ne rrWNp 4pcl 10 which
copy % THIS order shall be Published
as prov 'ded by Jaw
{. Thli this proceedings be held open
for determination OF Just tompcus r.
ton % shall be directed by his Court
upon SUBSEQUENT hearings thereof and
Tor SHcn further. othes ann different
proceedings - may oe according 20
law and IS may appear Just and appro-
pr 7'e IN the premises.
y. That the 2Sth day % October. A
ID, 1898 be- aud the same aerecy u.s.
liked as the day for hearing on THIS
petition, and an PEE sons named IN said
petition in@!sdlng those hereafter list
ed, ana an other persons. u any. haV-
ing or claiming 20 have interest IN he
lands described IN SAID petition, are
hereby required either 20 have their
appe srance IN writing fled with ihc
Clerk OF ms Court OF 20 appc1 before
this Court on sad date ~ ? 20 lu the
forenoon and AZ such hearing 20 snow
cause, u any they have. Wny The prayer
In said petition should not be granted,
ano upon failure 80 20 DO inc default
OF SAID persons shall he entered ~
this cause ne persons named ia SAID
petition being
Florisn Palmer. Charles W Gleiser.
Harry W Anderson. John Tipping, Ed
ward G. Brisrton, Harry {. Chevaher.
|Floyd +. HUDSON. County % Mscomb.
william Mckee Frank Tcgler- Stanley
Holmes, Peters Bros. Fred YAK. Gus
ton Lambrcchi. Jonn Warnke. c ".
JooSc, Mrs. Gem McCsnrcy.
FRANK A PICARD.
United States District Judge
IT, S District Court
Eastern District OF Mich, SIS
herebv certify that the foregoing 10
. true copy OF the original on file IN
this court and cause
GEORGE NJ. READ.
Clerk
BY. JOHN GINTHER
Deputy Clerk
Dated Sept a. ls43
Oct. i.s-i5-22-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Laiin-Ameritan Guides
Finished After ) Years

NEW YORK - Up - For
the future tourist and present
student, a massive collection of
Guides 10 the Latin American
Republics has been published
here, three years after work on
the project began. The Guides
are really 81 condensed Baedek-
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the territory of Puerto Rico.
They are published in two vol
umes. totaling about 100000
words.
While the editors say that
further years Of research and
checking may be required to
make their publication defini-
tive, they do admit with pride
that the Guides are the best
thing of their kind yet produced
in any language concerning His
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Every government concerned,
many tourist bureaus, banks,
authors, consulates and hun
dreds of volunteers aided in pre-
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Earl Parker Hanson, received
cooperation and encouragement
from all sides, despite the de-
lays and complications imposed
by the outbreak of war.
Sponsored by the Rockefeller
Committee and edited with the
help of an Advisory Council
containing names of many au-
thorities on the countries cover
ed. the Guides are published by
Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New
York.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

sTATE or MICHIGAN.
County Of Nscomh. S.
SUIT pending before John n Nurnclev
Circuit Court Commissioner foy SAID
County, between Lakeside ESTATES. .
NJ chigau corporation Is assignee ~ Jc--
cph Mack Plaintiff vs. Frank Russell,
3S55 Algonquin Avenue, Detroit Michi-
gan. Defendant
Upon proof hv affidavit flied with me.
That u cannot be aScertsincd IN what
State or Country The defendant resides.
appear a. my office 22i Nj. Clemens
Savings Bank Building Nj. Clemens,
Michigan. a. ten O'Clock A NJ Eastern
Var Time on the card day Of October
a. - 1913 and defend ne complaint
fried IN this su.t or judgment Viii be
entered ~ default and that fhls order
Nc published as fcqu.tcd by statute.
Tho foregoing suit involves title 10:
Lot numbered thirty 1901 subject 20
yeecr, atoms and building and use re-
stlictions az hereinafter referred tol Of
the recorded plat ~ Lake s. Clair Car
dcnS subdivision Annex Of part OF L. {.
No 500. Lake Township Mscomb Coun-
~, Michigan together vlfh and subJec:
90 4 perpetual easement bat .n common
wth all the other present ana future
The 90-foot water easements as designated
on the plats Of Lake -. Clair Gardens
Subdivision and Lake ST Clair Gardens
Subdivision AnnCN for tngtess and cgreSs
90 and from Lake s.. Clair.
JOHN n NUNNELEY.
Circuit Court Commissioner
Dated. Nj Clemens. September Is le43.
Oct /. 8, l5-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Legal Notices

the Circuit Court Cor me County OF
Macom5, state OF Michigan. t1eir pct
tor for vacation OF gari % ne plat %
McDougaN Land comparys S1hd. sion
o. tGe y " p, o. section ~. IT. y,
q r. E~.n Township, Eacornn Coua-
~, M.cnlgan. and tne streets and b..
leyS IS SHOWN on said p.a' as dedicated
20 the use ~ me public, hcLns &c
scrlbed as follows
line % section 70 500 feet north 81
degrees 30 minutes west OF tHc rortI
quarter post 81 Section 10 thence North
81 deETces 80 minutes vest SO ~ icC'.
thence South degrees 0a minutes 20
seconds west 1872 50 feet thence south
~ degrees IS minutes east 6T8 50. fees,
thence north ocgreey % minutes east
1919 % feet 20 the point Of beginning.
except Lots . and Of sad p.at as re-
corded and also except psfccl Of
land o. tcei VIDE and SO Os feet long
or me Nort1crlN end % SAID prem.
iscS. which - noW luC.udcd ~ Town
Ia Road. also known as Eleven Nile
Road
Notice IS further gwen taa; said pc
uuon Wll come on FOR hearing before
;nc Hon Neil r REID. Circuit J4dEc.
IN his courtroom .n me Court H0aSC iu
me CITY " NJ Clemens N8comb CoIu-
H. II c1iE r.. on gre sn aat or No
yCm1er. fg33 90 ~ 90 o'clock VI
ou SAID day, a. when time app. e tlol
w.N be made for the granting thereof.
af Nnlc1 tn+e any Petnon1 oW0l.E any
and mined iatclv adjoining that part
% said plat which it IS proposed - ,a-
cate may appear n oppnS.t+aFt - s15i
petition.
Dated tins SON day o. Sept l99f
CARL WITT
SARAH WITT.
Petitioners
Donald psstoe
Attorney for Petitioners
CASA NatiCrs. BatN B.Iduz
Detroit. Michlgan
CA 4T1s
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Point Values
Reflect New
Sales Trends
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON - In case you
haven't noticed, dried beans.
peas, and lentils are down from
four TO two points per pound on
your new polnt-value chart, as
of September 5. Canned beets
and carrots in the number ? size
are down two points from 10 TO
8. Tomatoes in No. 2i2 cans are
down from 81 10 10.
Canned or bottled app @ $,
cranberries, peaches, and pears
are up. Frozen fruits and ber-
ries, beans, corn, peas and spin
ach have risen 3 points on Va
rious sized containers. Dried
prunes raisins n currants
have been put back on the ra
.tion list with a value of four
points per pound.
These point values reflect
either change in supplies, pro
duction, or buying trends The
civilian supply of dried beans
has improved TO the point where
its point value can be cut IN
half New packs of fruits are
running below last years. Dried
prunes, raisins IN d currants
were removed from rationing on
March % because they are per-
ishable in hot weather.
BIG FREEZE
Frozen meats may be cooked
without previous thaWing This
is one of the things told owners
OF home-freezing units and rent
erS Of community freezing lock
ers IN a folder which the Depart
ment of Agriculture Will have
out in a few weeks.
Boned meats are more eco.
nomical 10 freeze, saving both
Space and fuel. Fish should be
chilled promptly. scaled, dress
ed and packed either whole or
in filets or steaks.
It has been found that chicken
or fish can be- kept moist by
freezing. then dipping in near
freezing water and freezing
again until an ice film forms.
A thin coating of lard Will help