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Evening star., 1944-07-20
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE,

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
Q. How many yards of silk are
there in . silkworm cocoon?-L. p
. A. The cocoon contains up to 900
yards Of unhroken thread when
completed. Spinning 1t takes three
days.
Q. What portion Of the Statue of
Liberty Was executed 1lrst?-F. F.
A. The hand.
Q. Where did Jumbo, the famous
elephant. come from originality
E. l.. H.
A. There appears to be some
doubt. Some reports state that
Jumbo was captured while young
on the banks of the Settle River in
Ethiopia; others. that he was
brought to France from the~French
Sudan.
Q. On what date did the Allies
enter Rome?-F. r. S.
A. Rome fell to American and Al
lied troops on June 4, 1874.
G. How Is church membership d.
vided among Catholics, Protestants
and Jews in the United States?-P.
l.. L.
A. OF the total reported church
membership Of 1912, 33.4 per cent
was Roman Catholic, IL per cent
Old Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
|68 per cent Jewish and 50 per cent
z Protestant.
@. What artist was responsible
for the bronze statues in the Hall of
Man. Field Museum, Chicago
w. B.
A. Malvina Hoffman is the sculp-
tor Of the 100 life-size bronze statues
representing the various racial types
of mankind. The work Of modelling
took ffve years and carried the cele-
hrated sculptor to the farthest cor
ners of the earth.
Q. What State had = Negro as act
ing Governor1D. B. D..
A. Pinckney- Benton Stewart
Pinehheck of Negro stock was act
ing Governor Of Louisiana in De-
cember, 1877, and January, 1873.
during the Impeachment proceedings
against Gov. Warmoth.
Q. What Civil War regiment had
IS mascot an, eagle named Old Abe?
Il. Med.
A. An, eagle called Old Abe was
carried rs q mascot by the 9th Wis
oonsin Regiment.
9. Did Joseph Conrad serve In
the British merchant marine?-S. E.
A. He was Z seaman In the French
merchant marine from 1874-187a
and In the British merchant marine
from 1878-1s94.
G. Why was the statue OF Belle
starr, the bandit, erected in Ponca
City, Okla. ?-P. r. B.
A. E. w. Marland, oil magnate
who ordered the statue Is quoted as
saying that his purpose was not to
|perpetuate the memory of bandit
but rather to preserve the dress and
appearance of the first white woman
lin Oklahoma Territory.
Q. Is Haiti the only French
speaking republic in the Americas?
C. L. S.
A. 1t Is. The first French settlers
were pirates who settled on the
western part of the island.
Q. What type of clothing gives the
best effect In . Photographic
B. r. NJ
A. This is a matter of opinion
Many photographers who are noted
for artistic work advise against the
wearing of print dresses and hats
for the design of the print dis
tracts from the face, and hats are
soon dated. Blouses in white or pas
tel shades are becoming to almost
every one. However, clothes may be
light or dark so long as there are no
distinctive patternS in the material
Evening star., 1944-07-20

lot Winchester. MAZE, graduated
from Harvard University IN 1911.
and attended Union Theological and
Episcopal Theological School. He
has been prominent not only In
lchurch circles In Massachusetts, and
in New York, but also In national
church circles. He Is custodian Of the
standard Book of Common PRAYER.
Evening star., 1944-07-20

mas q nShtninS
rod up. Big rods
and little rods.
they are plain
to be seen, Al
though the men
beneath them
pretend they
aren't there At
all. It's like a
parade Of fixed
bayonets, seen
over the heads
of q crowd.
Every b o d y
wants to be Vice
Presi d ent, or
thu nnnnon,.afin
Evening star., 1944-07-20
By L0yeH MeHeH.

CHICAGO. July 2O--If lightning
rods are made from critical material
somebody's getting away with muir
der here In Chicago. Everybody
Evening star., 1944-07-20
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Questions

A reader can Get the answer to any
: question Of fact by writing The Eve
street NE. Washington =, D. C. Please
lnclose 3 cents for return postage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Comb Underworld
for Killers Of
Petty Rackcteer

DETROIT, Aug. % - (P) -
The procession of underworld
characters into police headquart-
ers continued today as officers
of the homicide squad pressed
their investigation into the gang
land Staying last Wednesday of
Edmund Sarkesian.
Sarkesian, former boxer, said
by police to have been holding
up bookmakers, was found slain
in his automobile at an east side
street intersection after two
men had been seen running from
the car.
Yesterday the homicide squad
questioned Harry Fleischer, one
time member of the notorious
Purple gang; Elmer Macklin,
convicted in counterfeitins
case in 1884; George Cordell,
former gambler, and others.
Still detained for questioning
is Mike Rubino, who was con-
victed with Macklin in the
gambling case a decade ago.
julius Piscopo, a friend of Sar-
kesian's was released yesterday
on q habeas corpus writ.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Roller Rink Show to Aid
Prison Package Shipment

medicines, medical equipment,
dental supplies and equipment,
and orthopedic necessities.
From its own funds, the Red
Cross also provides an initial
capture" parcel which is a coll
lapsible sui tease containing
about so articles of immediate
need for newly-captured prison.
ers. The American Red Cross
sustains the whole process Of
procurement and shipping of the
goods moved abroad, and also
gives 100000 annually to de-
fray in part the expenses of the
international Committee of the
Red Cross.
Volunteer workers from the
local chapter to those in the big
food packaging centers of Phila-
delphia, New York and st. Louis
make an important contribution
to the overall prisoner-of-war
program.
Those attending Saturday
evenings affair will make, no
less a contribution, for their
dollars will buy the goods to
send overseas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Couple Found Dead
in Detroit Home

DETROIT, Aug. 22- Up
Police who broke into a three
room apartment last night found
Gearge Willis, 54-year-old war
worker, and his wife, Kate, 40,
dead of bullet wounds.
1t. Lester Chropening of the
homicide squad said a 32-cali-
Der revolver was in the dead
mans hand. Five shots had been
fired from the weapon.
A neighbor said she had heard
muffled reports which might
have been shots Friday after
noon.
In the apartment was S1,671
cash and a note signed by Mrs.
Willis directing that it be sent
to son in Virginia IF anything
happens to me-"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Injury Is Handicap
10 COP Candidate
Teseder Confined
to Hospital Room

At least one county candidate
in the coming general election
is now conducting a bedside
campaign.
William Tegeder, COP NOM
ineee for the office of Register of
Deeds. has been confined to St.
Joseph Hospital for more than
a week suffering from shoulder
injuries received in an auto
mobile accident northwest of
Mount Clemens. Tegeder has
collar-bone injuries which ne
cessitate a period of GONZALES
cence.
He was injured when a
County Road Commission truck
he was driving on road inspec-
ton duties was involved in a
collision with a private car at
Shelby and French roads. State
Police said the intersection is
blocked by trees and bushes and
neither driver could see the
others approach.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Metropolitan
Club Officers
are Selected

Three Macomb County per-
sons were elected TO offices OF
the Metropolitan Club of Amer
lea. Inc. at its annual meeting
held in Kalamazoo last week.
Harold A. Flechsig, Roseville'
was chosen financial secretary
of the national club.
Mrs. Kathleen Fleicking, also
of Rosevil1e, was elected vice.
president of the National Aux
iliary. Mrs. Marie Duprey OF
Mount Clemens was made an
auditor of the auxiliary.
Herbert j. Crawford of Jack
son, Mich, was picked to head
The Metropolitan Club of Amer
lea, Inc. for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Clara Gillette of Grand
Rapids was made president Of
the Metropolitan Auxiliary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22

Americans looking at life from
behind the barbed wire and ma
chine-gun posts of German pris-
on camps will be benefited this
week by the generosity of Mount
Clemens residents who attend
the Army g. Navy Revue to be
staged at the roller skating
Arena Saturday evening.
Red Cross representatives in
uniform will be on hand, includ-
ing Mrs. George DeLaRue, chair
man Of chapter Prisoner-of-War
activities; Mrs. Leo Blakely,
member of the staff assistance
corps, and Gray Ladies Mrs.
Harold S. Halsey and Mrs. Bro
die Toothman. Young people at
tending will be under the pat
ronage of these Red Cross rep
resentatives.
The skating party and enter
tainment will commence at
7.30 pm. All proceeds will be
devoted to the Prisoner-of-Wa
package fund.
Through the courtesy of Mic
key Dunn, Arena owner, and
members of the Arena Skating
Club, an elaborate roller-skating
entertainment will be offered.
An added attraction will be the
appearance of Nancy Lee Park
er, of Detroit, runner-up in the
junior division of the 1914 ma
tional championships.
Packages from the United
States are the grandest comfort
afforded prisoners of war in
Germany. Their regular arrival
is signal for JOY and thanks
giving in the prison camp.
Besides the food packages,
clothing and other comfort ar
ticles supplied to prisoners of
war and civilian internees, the
American Red Cross supplies all
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Family on Vacation
Flames Gut Residence

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Fire, of
undetermined origin, on Satur-
day virtually Quilted the Sap
pington residence, 274O7 Ursu-
line drive causing damages esti-
mated at in excess of $4,000.
No one was at home at the
time, Shores officers said. The
owners, on vacation in I h c
Northern part of the state,
were notified by fire department
officials.
Firemen said that the blaze
may have been caused by a short
circuit in the electric refrigera-
tor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Priehs to Hold 1915
Fur Fashions SHOWING

The Priehs Mercantile, local
department store, today an
nounced their appointment rs
exclusive sales agent in this
community for the Evans Furs,
one of Americas largest ex-
elusive furriers.
The Evans Fur company is
one of the oldest midwest fur
riers. Their retail store, located
in the heart Of the State Street
shopping area in Chicago. oc-
cupies six stories devoted ex-
clusively to the sales and serv-
ices of women's furs.
Representatives of the Evans
Fur company will be at the
Priehs Mercantile TO stage an
exposition of l945 fur fashions
which will include over 100000
worth of the newest fur styles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22

In announcing holdings in stor
age of Ia million cases of shell
eggs today. and 37.5 million
pounds of frozen eggs, as OF
August 4, the War food Admin
istration emphasized that these
VIA stocks are being held for
sale only At ceiling prices and
will not be dumped" on the
market in large volume at any
one time.
simultaneously II was an
nounced that because W "A
stocks no longer include types
of eggs used by driers and freez-
ers, sales to driers are being dis
continued and deliveries of eggs
to breakers and freezers are
being curtailed. Stocks of shell
eggs purchased by WA under
the price support program have
been reduced considerably by
dealers cancellations of sales to
VIA.
Shell egg stocks owned by
VIA are being held in storage
for release at ceiling prices into
nopnai-commercial channels as
they are needed, while frozen
egg supplies are also being held
for future sale at ceiling prices
either to driers, to export mar
kets, or for sale as frozen eggs
into normal trade channels II
required.
The move to curtail breaking
and freezing operations affects
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Hurricane
Yucoton

MIAMI, Fla, Aug 22-(P-A
topical hurricane ripping up
from the Caribbean early today
threatened Cozumel Island and
the northern part of the Yucatan
Peninsula.
The Miami weather bureau To-
Gated the storm at 5 am. (EWT)
about 100 miles southeast of Co.
zumel Island attended by winds
of full hurricane force and NOV
ing north northwest at Is miles
an hour.
The storm will reach the Yu-
catan peninsula and Cozumel Is
land early today and move into
the Gulf of Mexico this after
noon" the early advisory said.
A smaller storm with winds
up, to so miles an hour swirled
in the gulf about 100 miles
southeast of Brownsville, Tex.
The weather bureau at New
Orleans reported this disturb
ance would move inland near
Brownsville early this after
noon.
winds on the lower Texas
coast will continue increasing,
and will begin to increase this
morning along the middle Texas
coast" New Orleans reported in
an early advisory.
Storm warnings are displayed
from Brownsville to Matagorda,
Tex.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22

This exhibition. it is claimed,
will be one of the largest ever
to be held in Mount Clemens.
Miss Madigan, department
manager Of women's wear for
the Priehs Mercantile, states
that the furs in this special ex-
hibition will be of great interest
to the entire feminine popula-
ton. The exhibition will be
held for three days, Thursday.
Friday. Saturday. Aug. 24-25r
26.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
FourWounded
on Quinn Road
Sunday outbursts
Keep Law Busy

One woman and three men,
all Negroes, were seriously
wounded in a series of pistol
and knife affrays early Sunday
morning that kept Macomb
county sheriffs deputies on al
most constant patrol of the
Quinn road section Of Clinton
township throughout the week
end.
Most seriously wounded was
Russell Marbaurg, age SO, who
suffered 20-inch long cash ex-
tending from the neckline to-
ward the base of his spine. Of
ficers said that a 33-year-old
Roseville woman admitted the
cutting and insisted that Mar
baurg had attacked her with a
beer bottle in an argument con-
corning the use of car entrust-
ed to her. Marbaurg is in ST.
Joseph's hospital, Mount Glenn
ems, where his condition was de-
Scribed as serious. He gave his
address as 1850 Avon, Rochester,
BROTHERS SHOT
Shot through the body, be-
tween the shoulders, Dick Pea
Wy, 81 years old, of 1855 Oak
land, Detroit, was believed to
have been struck by bullet
intended for Deputy Sheriff
Prince Drewry who, with two
other colored officers, was try
ing to break up a gang fight on
Quinn road early Sunday morn
ing. Peavy's brother, Dock, age
Is, was likewise shot during the
melee and is in St. Joseph's hos
pital suffering from a wound
in his left leg.
A third brother, John, "a
years old, is held by officers for
investigation.
Deputies said that a man who
fled after firing several shots
had wounded the elder Peavy
brother although DreWry was
said to have fired a shot in his
direction as he disappeared in
the darkness.
Maize Mcleod, 26-year-old
resident of 1923 Rivard, Detroit,
was taken to st. Joseph's hospi-
tai at 4 a. m. Sunday suffering
from deep stab wound in her
thigh. Her companion told Of
ficers that the attack occurred
during the course Of the same
gang fight that ended in the
shooting of the Peavys.
SEVERAL ARRESTED
Faced with a disorderly con-
duct charge, John Peavy pleaded
guilty before Justice Frank E,
Jeanette Monday, and his sent
ence was set for August 20. AL
legedly involved in the same in
cident Robert Jarvis, 20, of SAG
Leicester, Detroit, pleaded not
guilty to a similar charge be-
fore Justice Jeanette. Both men
were released upon payment OF
S100 cash bonds. Several other
warrants charging disorderly
conduct, were issued by the
prosecutors office Monday, TO be
served upon those whose pres
ence made them part of the riot,
according to Chief Assistant
Prosecutor Fred Van Fleteren.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Beer and Eggs
ShOWered On
Amazed Adelaide

ADELAIDE, Australia, Aug.
22-(P)-The bomb bay doors
of a U. S. plane accidentally
swung open and cascaded a
shower of champagne and beer,
eggs and oranges on startled
Adelaide residents today.
The heaven-sent cargoes, we'll
Grated, smashed through roofs
and knocked down fences, but
no one was hurt.
One happy fellow salvaged
two bottles of burgundy, but
most Of the potables were
smashed. One case of beer tore
down part of a lemon tree and
took a six-foot section out of a
fence.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Laval Moves as Paris
Faces OCCUPATION

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. %
(P-The Vichy government is
transferring its seat to another
city, the G. er m a n controlled
Vichy radio declared today, but
it did not disclose the identity of
the new site.
The transfer is nov in prog
ress," said the announcement,
which was recorded by the AS
ISOLATED Press.
The broadcast broke a silence
of several days by the Vichy
network, which gave several
short bulletins on the progress
of fighting in France and then
turned to a program of music.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
MoiortytIist Hurt
FRYING 10 Avoid Dog

ROMEO Oliver Surbrouck,
of 10 North avenue, Mount
Clemens, suffered sewers leg in
juries in an accident Sunday
evening at the outskirts of Rom
co when he swerved to avoid
striking a dog with his motor
cycle. He was taken to st. Jo-
seph hospital by Romeo Post
State police.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Avoid Dumping Excess
Egg Supply on Market

81 plants In the east, midwest
and on the Pacific coast. Since
mid-May. more than 100000
cases of she'll eggs have been
broken and processed for VIA,
accounting largely for the 37'5
million POI nds on hand as of
August 4, and for the greatly
reduced holdings of shell eggs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22

Once mated, a male fox re-
mains single the rest of his life
if his mate dies; but if the male
dies, the female gets new
mate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
Fellow Correspondents
Attend Tom 1reanor Rites

u. S. THIRD ARMY HEAD
QUARTERS, France, Aug. al
(Delayed)- (P) Fellow cor
respondents attended a grave
side service today for Tom
Treanor, Los Angeles Times and
MIC correspondent who died
Aug. 10 of injuries suffered in a
tank-jeep collision near the
front.
The grave was covered with
sprays of fresh flowers. The
service was conducted in the
Third Army cemetery by Chap
lain Wayne H. Burdue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22

The Maya calendar Of 10
months of 20 days each, with
five days additional each year,
still is used in the interior of
Guatemala.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22

Fountain pens and automatic
ocncils used $500 tons of steel
during 1941, enough for 100000
shells for rs nm. field guns.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-22
We NAVE the TIRES PROVED N
; BILL
MILES : #: ;:: ~:

NOW GOOD are the
all.synthetic Silver-
towns we have in
stock? Here's the
answer-proof sup
piled by essential
drivers. The hun.
dreds ofthousandso OF
all.synthetie Silver
towns sold By B. 2.
Goodrich have al
ready rolled over 5
billion miles, accord
ing to the most con-
servaGve estimate.
Hundreds of letters
from, thae> desv>es "a
Evening star., 1944-10-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

beautiful view. north Of East-west high
way between 18th st. and Conn. ave;
sus8aRP st isge per p1 asasi ss4a WI. 1857 1NEz
INVESTORS SPECTATORS. If you have
recently sold ground TO the Government
through private or public condemnation, 1t
is to your advantage under the tax system
to reinvest these funds in similar in
yestment. I have what you want for these
funds II you act Immediately. 119 acres
& Ct beautiful wooded sround in Montgomery
only $4,000 cash. Will not enhance rap
idly in value but is ready for immediate
d%eSelopmsnt %Sfio ioIans Cal me quickly; Guy
IN ISl1 4Hk i HrNT ~ cPtNTRS Fl a1eS near
ton, Va. almost 400 acres Of land, on
high ground, in the, aristocratic Hunt Club
tract at only S35 an acre. RALPH GRAIN,
Arlington: Va. Tel. CHI. $3.50.
SALE ACREAGE. Montgomery County, be-
tween WASHINGTON and Rockville, long
titully ha wooded; 2s7 acres. s3oo per acre.
entirely wooded. plenty OF saw timber
pulpwood. flrewood 80 mi from D. C.
Call Mr.. Redding, CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CO, 3403 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900.
FUTURE HOME SITES. acres Of rich
garden land. l city block Oh Colesville
PIKE: miles from D. c. line, price $1,000
,.91s acres, very fertile land, near Coles
vile pike, 9 miles from D. c. line, So, 800.
So 900 cash, terms.
ga acres all in saw timber. frontage on
hard road near Seabrook. Md. Price ST.
more blvd. Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 1854
day and evening
Evening star., 1944-10-24
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

FALLS CHURCH-A beautifully designed
7-rm. brick home; In excellent environ
ment phone CH. 143s, REALTY Asso-
mes rom IN
shan Ien small p6one w r. ohcR
$3.50 CASH H&s-bedroon @Ai d n0 bungalow, sung; large
lot lot; modern conveniences; 25 minutes
aIS9toVH ca by 7oo eSs eves esi'e
ARLNdToN-unusually Ar attractive 4-yr.-
dition; bedrooms on 1st floor with space
5or 5 more bedrooms on 2nd floor, oil heat,
nries IT basement r;n5i high leyel fenced lot The
ccIIATEs, GA T src. INC, cH. 1893 until Q pm.
diate dat possession of. this 5-bedroom house
Ss. Sou can an rent bedrooms and bath on first
moor for sufncient. to make your monthly
r and ksehens w 1aEss Living rm dining
own use This house IS n old ID e' but vel l sonr son
land turn s5 s9s sse s oassna ossshMsy at to hard oad
ware store to 22nd and Nelson, just 2
slosks 81 skS from rom everything: GOOD buy At
2. PARRAMoRE realtor. Arlington Trust
Bank Bldg., Rosslyn. Va. CH $685. Eve
ARIiNGToN - Brick 5-room BUNGALOW.
Cape Cod type. built 194I; near County
club, in pleasant location; oil air ~condi.
TONED heat: price, $3.50; 1000 down
and $4S per p mo. Phone OWNER, Gil. 1855.
ON LEE HWY, at 4611, is the home YOU
rooms; cheerful, immaculate interior;
epacious and comfortable: has 67-ft.
frontage with fenced-in rear yard resi-.
dental B zoning, ideal for semiprofes-
Sional or. future business owner goinp
South, will sell furnished or UNFINISHED
to- 8. NJ. T. BRoYHiLL CO. INC
A REAL vALUE--Arlington close in. An
Sttractive brick home, 3 bedrooms, IL
beautiful trees and shrubbery, on ] fare
bus line; near schools and stores. Price,
$s;7b0. RALPH GRAIN. cH. $3.50, OK
Evening star., 1944-10-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
tion of the city. We have been building
and selins houses in the District -s. OF G9 69v
better qualified to handle your property for
you If you wish quick and satisfactory
5esHlts call A . II Parser eoN IA 366S or RA
OR 8 RIM. BRICK BUNGALOW in Silver
Spring. Md, from broker or owner; will
JOHN ]. McKENNA has customers for your
property. large or small. List your prop
r5y 70 GsaS G Rms IS 3 Ee e of ST Nd all re- aash sst
mean business. E. A. GARVEY. DT. 45os;
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stteption; +. A., HUMNPPdHRIEs. Realtors.
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PI W.N4tS lGtI T6 HeaaG5y RiY 1919 St 5Hse IN
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