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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-08

stock teed. Only the starch is removed
during distilling the part recovered is a
highly -prized concentrate containing valu-
able proteins, fats and carbohydrates. The
distilling industry really has taken a leading
part in the development of new cattle and
poultry feed products from reprocessed
grain products rich in vitamins B, and
Be so essential to satisfactory growth
and production. And the recovery OF grain
will apply also to the making of whiskey
when production is resumed"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-08
Rockville, Maryland
luna q 10AA


Pursuant to the provisions of
Chapter CTS of the Acts of the
Maryland General Assembly,, Ses-
sion of 1913, as the same is codi-
fled in Section AZ of Article AZ. of
the Annotated Code of MARYLAND,
1943 Supplement, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED, ORDERED and OR
DAMNED, by the County Commits
sioners of Montgomery County
Maryland, sitting as the Local
Board of Health for said County
and the authority thereof, that the
following needful rules and regu-
lations concerning nuisances and
the causes of sickness within said
Montgomery County, be, and the
same are hereby adopted and es-
lished.
SECTION 1. Whenever the
County Health Officer of Mont
gomery County discovers the exist
ence within said County of Rabies
(Hydrophobia) it shall be his duty
to report the same to the County
Commissioners of Montgomery
County, sitting as the Local Board
of Health Thereof.
SECTION 2. Whenever the
existence of Rabies (Hydrophobia)
is so reported as in Section /
hereinabove, and the County Com
missioners sitting as the Local
Board of Health for Montgomery
County, in their discretion, believe
it necessary to prevent the spread
thereof, they shall, in order to
protest human life and safety, by
simple Resolution, proclaim a
Quarantine on dogs for all or any
portion of said Montgomery CouE-
ty, and said quarantine may be
proclaimed for such length of time
as the said Local Board of Health
for Montgomery County, in its dis
erection, may deem necessary. Pro-
vided, however, that when such
dog quarantine as herein men
toned is proclaimed, notice thereof
shall be given to the public by
posting or otherwise.
SECTION 8. Whenever a quar-
antine on dogs is proclaimed as in
Section 2 hereinabove it shall be
the duty of all persons owning or
harboring dogs, or having dogs
in their custody either perma-
nently or temporarily, within the
areas so quarantined, to keep
such dogs tied, securely confined,
or on leash with a responsible per-
son at all times during such quar-
antine period as is established.
The word Custody" as herein
used shall be construed to include
persons who feed or befriend a
stray or abandoned dog.
SECTION 4. Whenever a quar-
antine on dogs is proclaimed as
hereinabove set forth, any dog,
found running loose within the
quarantine area and during the
quarantine period shall be subject
to impounding, destruction, or
other disposition.
SECTION 5. Whenever a dog
quarantine is proclaimed as here
inabove set forth it shall be the
duty of the County Health Officer
to supervise and administer the
same, and to cause the public to be
notified thereof as hereinabove
provided, and it shall be the duty
of all law enforcement officers
within Montgomery County to CO.
operate with the County Health
BY OR
The County Commissions
Sitting nc thu I oooI ID
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-08

Facts are the basis of truth but
it is vital that all the facts be
available.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-08

You can help some by investing
in War Bonds-a safe place to
put your money.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-08

The County Commissioners of Montgomery County
Sitting as the Local Board of Health thereof.
LACY SHAW, President.
j. FOREST WALKER, Clerk
w. L. ELLICOTT, Secretary.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23
'Senrp Safer, Der 3anberfaultler

(Jortiebung bon 5eite 81
r1ng an, 5000 rielige Gransportfluq=
|deuge 5u bauen. gr ertlGrte, oab 6ie{e
les ermogliden tpuroer, an einem ein-
5igen Gage 100000 Monu - mo-
lmmer ben0tigt - 5u lnnoen. 0onoIo
yeellon, Ser GorliBenoe oes 8ar 8ro-
ouction 8Oar0, unteritiibte oarnols
BEN Goriflag &ailers, aber nnoere
Steaen bielten ieinen Blan fir I'M
our9fiibrbar. SIM Augult erbielt ani<
Ter Damn ieoo6 ben auftrag, bunoert
1ol6e Slugboote na6 Sldnen ber5u-
itellen, Die bereits bon Der Glenn 8.
Wfartin 50. in Baltimore benuBt
mur0en. l1n0 nenn 0ieie Eransport-
flug3euge iid ols erfolerei9 ertpeilen,
miro er tpeitere, groBere 4uftrGge
erbalten.
&aiier lit iebt 60 Sabre alt, ober
er ftedt nod boller SSSoeen uno gu.
funftsplane uno iagt: ,,gs gibt nod
10 piel mebr fir MIDI 5u tun> 0aB es
oirett ionmerbou it," @ines feiner
Proiefte fir oie gtodfriegs5eit it,
no6 ieinen umpal3enoen 8aumetbo'
ben MaiieniteOlungen 3u erri9ten II.
na6 &raften 3um 8ieberaufbau gbi'
mas uno anoerer bonn &riege betrof.
fenen 2Gnoer Der Belt bei3l1tragen.
|Da er an bic 3utunft oes 2uftoer-
|febrs glaubt, iino ferner feline Erans'
portflug5eugplane ni6t MIR iett i'm
&riege, ionoern aud fir fommenoe
5rieoens5eiten bon tpeittragenoer 8e"
oe1tung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

oen @infliilien Der 8itterrmg aus.
geiebt lit. Den slnItrib ioate man
ober mebrmals 1pie6erbolen. Mton
tonn aud alS Inltrib Seer gebrou-
|den oOer oie in oen 8ooen einge"
I6logenen YfQble ettpos oerfoblen
lalien unO Damn NIT Seer beItreiden>
mas Die 0auerbaftigfeit nc1 beoeu.
tenO erb0bt.
Sn Oen leBten Sobren bot man
blelfad NIT Greo1ote Die erfolgrei9.
Iten grfobrlngcn eemodt. 9oI3, oa-
init mebreremale bcltri6en, fault tpe.
oCr I'M 9oOen nod an ser Suit uno
|nimmt tein @allcr an.
9tm bclten bat lid Cement bel
3ollnpioblcn betuobrt. Wfan lentt Die
bOl5crncn unO audi eiIernen 3oun.
oocr @oldpiolten in cine 0i9e Sdi6t
9cton (Goncrete), mas oud 5ur &c.
ltigfeit beitrG9t
- Nrs, 6. d., Seun.
Dicic iogcn. 8allomgurfen fin0
,Iebr beilIQm. Wan tann ouf foIgenoe
Melle cine Salbe 0orauS bereiten:
V}an brGt tie in reinem Jett gan3
Deid un0 preBt oue5 0ur9 Elm Sud
ODER Sieb 0ur9. Sobolo es erfuItet
it, lit Die Solbe fertig> Die bel 8un-
Den, @ef6Diiren un0 gus19lGgen ae-
brou6t miro. Wfit Del (5meet OiU
ubergofien uno in fleine 5tiidden
5erltnmpft, bat lie idmer5ltiuenoe g.
9enI6aften. Iud fann man oie 8QI-
1ongurte trodnen, pulberilteren uno
nls barntreibenoes yfitteI benuben.
Vtan fonn iid elm iebr beiIIomes ST.
for oaraus bereiten, inoem man oie
gelbreifen 8ollomgurten fein 5er,
ltl1deIt unO in elmer 5lai9e guten
alobol oarauf 9ieBt. Won DerI6lieBt
'luit0i4t uno ldBt ooS @emi1d etli6e
Wo9en an einem narmen Blak ite-
ben, muB i'm ober tGgli9 un16it-
teln. 2leies 2it0r 0arf nur in flei-
men Wtengen genommen uno tann aIs
Glnreibung bel S1mer5en gebroudt
mer0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

%%bU \~%HStS@S ~N"tt t"+b E~N~%I wv ON~c
re cine gon3 5ufrieoenlteuenre Sue
musoede. Seute erreidt man oasielbe
i6neIler ourd Eorfbeimil6ung, Der
io nur aus 8flon3ennabrung beitebt.
- Mrs. Sb. &c., ga.
@S lit iett nod 81 friib, cine Ser
pflon5ung ooer 8ermebrung Don
Bflm5en uno 8lumen bor5unebmen.
Oie bette 3eit oo5u lit Der 5patberblt.
gs tann inoes nidt idaOen, oaB man
iebt l6on Gorbereitungen trifft uno
ltd) quite Dungeroe belorgt gSir ge=
ben Sbnen na6ltebenO cine ausfilDr-
li6e Nnleitung 5ur Sfan5en- uno
8lumenoermebrung Our6 5omen unO
Stedlinge. OeSbalb beben Sic 1td)
oieIe Nustunft out Oomit Sic Die
Ielbe sur re6ten 3eit an 9anO baben.
Die einfa6lte 9lrt lmO Welle
Bflon3en, Strau6cr unO 9lumen 5lt
permebre1L lit, tie au55uiGen oOer I'M
Jritbiabr an51legen. Wenn ieOob
nur eiu5elne Yflan5en our Serfilgung
1teben, oOer menn e5 lt6 I'M Blatt=
pflan3en ODER Struu6er banOelt, bat
man oft teinen Samen erbnlten unO
Damn lit e5 nit Dem 50en aus. 0a
fomn1t in Oieleu 6auen, namentltd
bel Pflan5en, tDelde iippig ma6len,
Oie 8errebrung Our6 Seilung an Die
Heibe. OieS trifft nanlentlif bel
Yflan5en Dom IDpus Der 5onnen~
blumen, Seleniun1, A6iIlea, 8oltonio,
8artnelfen uno @brDlantbemen 6l1.
Diele @ruppe bat in Wirfli6teit ie-
oeS Sabr Eeilun9 notlpenOig ooer Die
Rronen Der Bflan3en Der0en lebr
bol5ig unO Die 8liitenbiloung ldBt
biel 81 piinben iibrig. Bei @brD=
lantbentum er5telt man lei1t Oor5il9-
ll6e 9telultate> nenn man Die ulten
Glumpen i'm Jrubiabr, ettDa i'm Ufal,
aus oem 8oOen Ooer ibren 1onltigen
Stan0ort ninnt, Oie bielen lepara=
ten Seitenib0Be entfernt lno neue
pflan5t unO Ous bOl5ige Centrum Der
alten Pflan5en meglDlrIt. Die Iungen
Pflan5en Der0en, menn man lie IN
gut un1gegrabenen unO gut praparler=
ten Booen leBt pradtDoue Bliiten
proou5ieren.
5ortpflan3ung our6 9blenter lit
cine peitere CUTE YeetboOe Der Ser
mebrung. Oean be0ede oie YiIan5en
nit ianOigem 8ooen oOer reinem
5ano. Wfan loute lie natiirli9 ni6t !
begraben, tpobl aber oaraut leben, |
oaB Die 9uuptlettionen Der Yflan6en
gut gefitIt itno. Ser 5ano miro Die
s9iloung tleiner 8ur5eln erleibtern,
10 oaB einige 8oben ipater Die Gei-
lung Der Yflan5en nit Slfe zines
Spatens in oerldieoene Bflan5en Ell
ne atemlt6 einfade 5a9e iein miro.
8ur5elpflan5ung laBt ltd bel man=
fen Bflan5en gut anlpenoen, uni
mebrere ggemplore 5u erbalten. 3uI
oielen Bflan3en geb0ren gum 8eiipiel
3etpiiie grten bon yeelten, lotpie gam-l
panula Garpatica, Die min3ige @lot-
fenblume, @arabis uno orientali16er
Ofobn. Wean loqte oieie Wetbooe i'm
Spatlommer, penn itc neues 8a9s=I
tum an bielen Yflan5en 5eigt, per-
Iud1en 11n0 mm mirh iiberrn1rht ipin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

~+N"SAN RIAu''0e'A "A'A I%NNIu9'SCat "CAI
5eln fonn man in obnli9er 8eiie
fortpflan5en.
Sir 0iele Art oer 6ortpilon3ung
iollte man ieoo6 cine &i1te bereit ba-
ben, pelde man orei 3on tief nit
lei6tem lanOigem GonboOen fituen
Iollte. 0fon Iebe Die @ur5elobI6nitte
ienfrebt in Oie @rOe, 10 OoB Elm tlei-
ines Stiit iiber ser @rOe berOorrogt.
Sm SAL bon I6iQen uno iapaniiber
Inen1one lit eS am belten, Oie @ur=
5elobldnitte iiber Die Sberil0be Oes
goOcnS 81 5crltreuen unO lie etlpa
clnen baIben 3ou ttef nit groc 5lt
beOedcn. ,Sn icOem Sou iollte man
|ole &llte no6 Der Bflan5ung an einem
6attigcn EIob bolten, lie geniigeno
gieBcu, um Oie GrOc feu6t 31 bolter,
u11O lic nit cinen 5tiif Yapier be-
ocden, bis ona MoHatlu1 begpnncn
bat
SblleBIicb tOurn1t nod Die Otetbo-
DC Der SbcrtcilItedlingc, lpclde oiele
Amateure an5utDenOen lcbr i6euen,
obgleld lie ltG bel 9ouSpflan3en 10
lel1t permenOen lGBt. ySenn Die
Ytlon5en led5 oOer liebeu Sou boh
1lnO> nebne man tleine Stiide DQUDn
mobel man OorQui 3u odten bat, OaB
an leoem 3melg elnlge &noipen unter-
balb Oes YlaBeS, an tpel9e1n ser Qlb-
lhnltt genonn1en murOe> bleibe1l.
Dies miro ben alten Yflan5en gar
nldta i6aOen; I'M @e9enteil, es miro
lie nur ermutlgen lid) 5u Der3meige11
Vton mdble fem bol5iges olte5 Wo6S=
tum uno au6 fein iebr iungeS 3u iafe
tlgeS NabStum; mittlere 5tiide linO
Die belten 0iele lfetDooe eignet lid
fur Snbllen, GbrDlantbemums,
Yblog, Hitteriporn unO Nelfen.
- u. a., Wfid.
8li1ten, olS au9 Beeren, 8lQtter
'uno Gur5eln OeS SoQun0er1trQudc5
(GlOer) iinO ou5ge3ei9nete Seilmit-
tel. Die Blatter fann mani grim Der,
menOen ooer au6 iantmeln, trofnen
Tim Sdotten) un0 tie in Bulperform
in luftoidten 8le6bii61en Qutbe=
mnbren. Sic itnO, ais See bereitet, /
ausge5ei6net gu &einigungSturen bel
IuS1dlagen AbDei6en, 8olit un0
1onltlgen llnterleibs= uno Beroou-
ungsbel9per0en, audi bel @al1er.
iuft.
9olun0erbeeren Ian11nelt man unoI
todt Elm &on1pott oorouS nit 3uder
oOer Sonig ODER man b0rrt lie, I'M
lie ais See ouf5ufo6en ooer ols &C.
lee ein5ufoden. 2offelneiie etIi6e |
W}ole ii6er Sag genonmen, wirfen
oieie 8eeren mobltatig auf oie geie-
rem uno ltno urinausl6eioen6.
@inen Solunoerbeerenpein mudtI
man mie ieoen anoeren @ein.
- Bb. g., Seq.
Ofenrobren 1oute man iiber Som=l
mer abnebmen uno reinigen, Inn 1ie|
Dor Nolt 5u bepabren. Uean reinigt |
lie gritnolif uno reibt ite bon inne1
uno auBen lolange nit einem in Ye=
troleum getrGnften 2umpen ab, big
oler 9folt berl6tpin0et, morauf man
lie trodnen laBt uno oann nit elmer
SOeflhtnnrte pinrpiht l1nnefchr eine |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23
AuAkuAH
s.. g., MaK.

- S. g., MaH.
gtnes Der beIten 8lutreinigungS-
mitteI lit Sollunoer (gloerberrD)
Mon tqnn bic 8ldtter uno Bliiten
ulS See bereiten un0 aus ben Bee'
rem Gtrup to6en.
- Somoteniaft tpirft our6 ieinen
@ebalt on &ol5iumorDo neroenItar'
feno uno berleibt &ranten in Der &e>
fonbales5en5 erbobte Bioeritanos'
fraft.
- $. 8., q. 9. -
9riege un0 unrubige 3eiten lt1o
itets Elm fru9tbarer 8ooen fir an'
gebli6e Bropbe3eiungen, belonoers
bon 1ogenannten 81 Iltrologen unO Spt'
ritiIten, getpelen> neil es immer nod
@91oue gibt, sic idneu reid weroen
ponen uno lta INNER nod Dunme
finoen, 0ie lt6 bereinlegen loiien.
8eIonoers ser beutige &rleg offnet
oQe S6leu1en ser Bbuntalte unO oeS
Mberglaubens. Oie beriibn1teIten Ote'
oien gnglonos uno SrontreidS butten
Der 8eIt oerlt6ert, eS gQbe teinen
Rriee i'm Sabre 1910 unO in Oen
folgen0en Sabren 0ie mirtlid er-
fo1gten @reigniile baben Oielen inter-
notionalen 59ninoeI pieoer einmal
an Den Stranger geIteut.
g. S. &g.
Inter ,,8ua0o5ers" oerltebt nlan
gaterpillortrattorer, Die 5u Iusgra'
bungsorbeiten uno au6 5unt gbenen
bon biigeligem Eerroiu oertpenoet
tperoen. Sic 1tnO 10 gebuut, ooB lie
irgenbtuel9e Sinoerniiie aus oem
8ege 5u rGumen imitan0e 1ino.
- Nrs. 9. 49, SbtO -
Bon einem unfru9tbaren Booen,
1otpobl ouf Dem older ols ou6 I'M
@arten, lalien ltb feline ergIeblge11
@rnten ertparten, beionOerS in troGe>
men, beiBen Sommern. Sn Der Bobl
Der 9iingemitteI 5ur 8ooenoerhelIe-
rung, Der 9iingergruben uno ser 81
bauenoen Sru9t, ipielt Die nutiirlide
8o0enbei6affenbeit cine groBe &ol1e.
Dasieniee, mas mir i6le6tbin ols
adertrume be5et9nen, lit oas @no'
pro6utt Der Berpitterung, ourbiebt
nit Bflan5enreiten. Sic beiteben I'M
tpeientli9en aus 5mei Eeilen, Dem nil
neralii9en, unberbrennliben Sell,
uno Dem 9umus> ooer organiI9en
Stoffen, bic berbrennbar iin0. Oie
lebteren perleiben Dem 8oOen leine
olntle Garbe. Ser Su1us lit Der
Erdger oes Stidltoffeebaltes 6es 8o'
oens uno beionoers oesbab tpertooI, /
tpeil er Die 8ooengabe betpirtt, toni.
gen @runo lodert uno ertparmt uno
in ben ionoigen 80oen Die Seubtigteit
5uriidbalt.
Obne 8aiier iit Bflan5entuuds
ausgei6lolien un6 al1e @etpadie be- |
n0tigen oabon 5iemli6 erbeblid]e Wen'
gen, oa iie bauptia6li9 aus Waiier
befteben. Das 8aier oient 5um Iuf.
bau oer organiiden Subltan5 uno
perteilt Die bon Der Bflan5e eingeio'
eenen uno in Der Rflan5e bereiteten
Nabritoffe uno Subitan5en in Die bet
ibieoenen BFan5enteile.
Sort mo aus irgenomel9en nria- |
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
Elk Reported On Kodiak IsIan

Oscar Nelson, who retu he e recently as a member
 party of bear hunters that k a mother and two cubs on ! atine Bay, reports that he 5 bull Elk on that bay, and 8
 number of Elk tracks in tbt cinity. Other reports have
 received of Elk tracks ill the ton Larsen bay district, alst
 These reports are the frs dication of Elk on Kodiak is and means that they are aF ently crossing Kupreanof 5 from AfognaK island, where were stocked originally in
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
Visits En East

Mrs. Anna May Thomas, chief deputy clerk of the Third Divis- ion at Anchorage, and former Kodiak resident, is on a B. months vacation in the East.
 At Washington, D. C. she will visit her brother, Commander William A. DoIan, who was an appointee to Annapolis Naval Academy from Valdez several years ago. She expects also to visit another brother, It Ed Dolan, who is with the Signal Corps and is expected to be home on leave from overseas.
 Mrs. Thomas has been ae- count official since 1880 except for the time she resided at Kod- iak when she was employed by the contractors at the naval base.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04

Glen McMurry and Leonard M. Campbell, who left Kodiak recently for Fairbanks, last week opened their new photography business in that city. Known as Fairbanks Photographers, the firm is located in the Club Building at 207 Turner street. and offers portrait, flash and commercial photography.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
Home Rites UnI Local Couple

One or the largest Weuull many a season was an eve the week when Miss Mary CTS daughter of Ms. Mahle, became the bride 0 Thomas J. Frost, Jr., son Q and Mrs. Thomas J. Frost at a lovely wedding held | Mahle home on Mission Sunday, October 29 at 6 o'
 The traditional double ceremony was performed | Right Rev. Gerasim Schr of Ouzinkie, assisted b, Very Rev. Gregory Glebc the Russian Greek Ortl church in Kodiak.
 The titian-haired bride W white satin princess style with a long train and long veil, and carried a pink and satin corsage. She was glv marriage by her stepfathel Otto Mahle, and was att by Mrs Lena Metrokin, as ron of honor, who wore blue crepe with hat to mat
 The six bridesmaids were ed in color schemes; the \ Mary Frost and Edna And in blue, Marie Olsen and belle Metrokin in yellow Katherine Frost and Skonberg. in pink All are Kodiak, except Miss Skrr whose home is in Chignlk
 MT Jess Blinn was best and Marie Anderson and Mahle, sister of the bride, the flower girls.
 The six crownholders wei Messrs. Al King, Ralph Ha August Duchene, Ed Koenlg, Rudy Sundberg Fred Sundberg.
 A reception was held aft ceremony at Blirn's hall, ] somely decorated for the { ion. The reception luncheo' served upstairs to over guests. Dancing was enjoy the downstairs ballroom ar midnight the wedding cake cut and served The cake V huge three tiers of fruit artfully decorated and to with a miniature bride groom.
 MT. Frost is now station Fort Greedy, and before goll to the armed services was at the local post ( Mrs Frost has oeen emp at the Helsel Photo comI The young couple will I home to their friends in Knudsen apartments on Lane.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-01

What about yon? Are you letting the dollars slip
through your hngers-dollars that should be put
safely away in War Bonds?
There are War Bonds TO fit your needs -: Bonds
which backed up by the strongest company"
in the world. Build that home you have always
dreamed about. Send your child to college, Buy the
wonderful things that are coming after the war.
YOU CAN DO IT WITH YOUR WAR BOND SAVINGS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-01

All over the country men and women look to the
future with confidence. They are the ones who have
put part Of their extra wartime earnings into the
worlds safest investment-U. S. Government War
Bonds
Yes, they helping their country in its grimmest
struggle But they helping themselves. too They
helping secure their future, to weather any
troubled days that may lie ahead.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-01
And You say you Can't Afford
an Extra War Bond ?

HEY say that after a while we become calous
to death and suffering.
They say that in wartime people cannot under.
stand the little hearaches and tragedies that touch
individual lives. For when death and destruction
occur on mass scale, what happened to this one
American soldier may not mean so much to you.
But to his parents and to girl back home, his
death means the end of everything.
1t means the end of bis dreams of happy home,
family, future...
That's war the damnable hell of war. Still,
there's job to be done, and it is being done by
heroes like this boy. Heroes who fight and die that
we, who still enjoy safety and plenty, may look
to Victory with greater assurance today than ever
before.
Think of this boy for Just moment, please.
Think of him . . i. of his family :. of what might
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-01

have been. Think of the sacrifice be made.
Can Joa in all decency, say that you cant afford"
an extra War Bond no,V-when your country calls
on you to do your all to help hasten the knockout
blow!
We know you won't fail America now. We know
you'll come through-as you have in every other
War Loan Drive-and INVEST IN AT LEAST ONE
EXTRA HUNDRED DOLLAR BOND today That's
the least you can do. You should do more, if you
can. Invest 5000, $500, S4OO-as much as pos
sible. Remember, hundred dollar Series War
Bond costs only seyeny-hve dollars You get back
$500 at maturity for every $500 you put up.
So :. let's do it the American way Let's invest
proudly of our own free will to put this 18th War
Loan Drive over the top. Get that extra hundred
dollar Bond today at your bank. Or tell your EN-.
ployer to take it out Of your salary. Help the COM
pany you work for to meet its quota.
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Display Your CoIors

Invest to the limit in 4th War Loan Bonds-and
display this red, white and blue emblem on your
door or window to show you're doing your part!
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Rieek Legion Post
Plans Ceremonies
First World War
Veteron Invited

UTICA-Installation of Off
GERS of Victor l. Rick Post No.
35l of the American Legion
will take place at an appropri-
ate ceremony to be held al the
Utica high school auditorium on
Sunday afternoon, Oct. Is, at
$50 o'clock. The captain under
whom Victor Rick was serving
at the time Of his death in World
War is expected 10 be present
at the installation.
The local American Legion
Post is sponsoring the erection
of a monument in the Utica city
park honoring soldiers of World
War l and World War II. A drive
is being put on for funds and on
Friday evening, Oct. s, 1914,
representatives will be al the
Utica National Bank from 6 TO
8 o'clock 10 accept contribu-
tons.
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kissing is Theme
of Candidate

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5 - Up
Ensign John w. Benson launch
ed his campaign for election to
Congress today with an offer
to personally kiss every lady
in the third Congressional dis
trict who desires to accept"
And for the men, he promised
IAN attractive young lady who
has volunteered 10 kiss every
male voter in the diStrict-Dem-
ocratS, Republicans and hide
pendents."
Benson, who won the Republi-
can nomination from his district
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county payroll as sheriff's depu-
ties, does he have over two uni
formed officers available for
emergency call. Police patrols
are but one phase of his re-
sponsibilities.
LIMITED STAFF
Here's how the crew Is split
up:
Two circuit court officers
(who must remain on court duty
constantly.
One Civil deputy (who serves
all legal papers, summonses
etc.
One matron.
Two drivers permit issuance
officers.
One fingerprint and identifi-
cation expert.
Three desk-men (each work
ing an eight hour shift.
Three investigators (who
probe rapidly mounting aCcu-
mutation of complaints cover
ing everything from murder TO
domestic argumentsD
Six scout-car officers 1.-TWO
available on each of three eight
hour shifts)
LONG unITRS
The result has been that it
is not at all unusual for the sher-
if to'personally serve-some-
times around the clock-on the
complaint desk, TO run out on
emergency calls and 10 make
traffic arrests.
Il am confident that the peo-
pie of Macomb county are de-
serving of, and must eventually
be given, increased sheriffs Of
flee protection" the sheriff said
today. THE board of super
visors might properly consider
this problem now before another
sheriff takes over. Certainly it
won't help me out but it may
the new sheriff; and, as a result,