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Evening star., 1945-01-23

OF - colts, geldings and hllies has
been kept eligible for the Hamble-
tonian, scheduled for Goshen, N. r,
August 8. Titan Hanover and Al
giers loom as favorites at this early
date.
Vic Bovine Of New York has re-
turned to Mexico City, where he
was one of the leading jockeys at
last years meeting. On Sunday he
rode double. One of his winners
Kenneth K.--completed q $75420
daily double.
Evening star., 1945-01-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
Do YOU Own A
"Scratching" Dog?

If you own and are fond of a dog that is
continually scratching, digging, rubbing, and
biting himself until his skin is raw and sore,
don't Just feel sorry for him The dog can't
help himself. But YOU may. He may be clean
and flea free and Just suffering from an in
tense itching irritation that has centered in
the nerve endings of his skin. Do as thou
At any Of the Peoples Drug Stores or any
wen stocked dealer, get CSC package OF
Rex Hunters Dog Powders, and give them
once a week. Note the quick Improvement
One owner writes: My female setter on
Sept. Goth, did not have q handful Of hair
on her body-all scratched and bitten OF.
gave her the powders as directed by Nov.
10th she was all haired out" Learn what
they will do for your dog. Make . CSC test.
lCconomY size box for 81 90 oply.l
Evening star., 1945-01-23
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Seeing Eye, 4-year-old son Of Bull
Dog and Owena, has been assigned
top weight of 124 pounds for Sun.
days $4,500- added Jalisco Handi.
cap at the Hipodrono de las Amer
icas Race Track in Mexico City
The Mexican-owned colt, trained BY
Heinie Cavanaugh Of Kentucky, has
won three of his last five starts. He
finished second the other two times
Rafael Sanabria, leading jockey al
Oriental Park, with 10 triumphs
failed to win a race. at the Havana
track on Sunday. He had sever
r,aolfpfS
Evening star., 1945-01-23
Negro League Will PIoy If It Con Get ToIent

wilkinson revealed that Leroy
Satchel Paige, nationally known
Monarch pitcher Of many seasons.
has been invited by the USO to go
overseas with group of other Negro
baseball players, leaving about Feb
ruary Is. Paige may not be able to
make the trip, however, Wilkinson
said. because of recent illness.
Evening star., 1945-01-23
Seeing Eye Given Top Weight
For Mexican Stake Sunday

Fred w. Hooper, Florida construc-
ton man, who entered racing last
year, has purchased Patricia P. from
Mrs. A. Crouch to use as a brood
mare at his Montgomery lAla)
farm.
Despite the ban on racing, total
Evening star., 1945-01-23

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 23.-The
Kansas City Monarchs, like all other
teams in the Negro American Base
ball League, win play next season "if
at all possible" according to ]. l..
Wilkinson, co-owner Of the Mon
archs.
Evening star., 1945-01-23
Judge Fines Himself SIS
In Game Law Violation
Ry the Associated Press.

MOBILE. Ala. Jan. ga United
States district judge pleaded guilty
to charge of game law violation
in his own court yesterday anc
fined himself $25.
The jurist, Judge John McDuffie
former Congressman, was arrested
by a game warden the other day
for having in his possession two
more doves than the law allows.
His plea failed to state, as fel-
low hunter and fine-payer declared
that the judge, when arrested, was
carrying two birds belonging te
some one else.
Evening star., 1945-01-23
Tulsa Gets Bowl Trophy
At Public GATHERING
Rr the Assnciatad preSs


TULSA. Okla, Jan. 23.-The Uni
versity of Tulsa football team will
receive the Orange Bowl Trophy to-
night at public party in Conven-
ton Hall to be attended by an
estimated 5000 fans.
Van G. Kussrow, president of the
Orange Bowl Committee, will pre-
sent the award to the team for its
victory over Georgia Tech in this
years Miami classic.
Evening star., 1945-01-23
Double Bill at Same Time

WEST POINT, N. Y, Jan. % up.
While the second annual West
Point relays are being held in the
United States Military Academy
fleldhouse Saturday afternoon, the
cadet cagers will oppose the Coast
Guard Academy five on the basket
ball court in the track infield.
Evening star., 1945-01-23
Damascus Juyvees Win Two

Damascus High School took two
games from Takonla Park Junior
High, the first, 23-6, and the second,
24-20. Bass Watkins led the scoring
with l3 points.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

TOAST GUARD officers day proving how effectively
~ smaller naval vessels purchased with the help of War Bonds
the enemy submarines Cord David H. Bartlett of Diego
C recently awarded Navy medal for maneuvering his
Fright such that brought about the Jap
unde attacke Other commanders of small vessels doing highly
efficient work U.S. Treasury Depanmn,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

most. Ne taksna zabavna dobro-
delnost kakor v Berlinu, ampak
zalostna, podezelska. Kjer clo-
vek razmetava zlatnike, spreje-
ma bolniske sestre ter obiskuje
otroske Sole, kjer je visa mladi-
ma tako neokusno oblecena. Vo-
zovi s pohistvom, XII sc tn pra-
znijo in mecejo il sebe zmerom
move zavite predmete, Sc il zde
kakor velike, sive krste. Ko Sc
odpeljejo, vzamejo mladost s Sc
boj. :.
Kneznja .gleda ma grajsko
dvorisee, kjer Sc je polotila vseh
ljudi z gospodicno Bergerjevo
vred resnicna brezglavost. Prav
tedaj Sc pripelje nov voz. Knez-
MIA pozna voz. Thorsteinova
rjavca sta prisla. Rozamarija
pride ma grajsko dvorisce in
presenecena obstane. Nj sama.
Obraca sc, govori cez ramo. Tu-
di njen moz je moral priti. Zdaj
Sc ma glas zasmeje. Sc zmerom
ina svoj otroski smeh. Hodi
okoli raznih reci, dviga platnene
prevleke in zmedeni obrazi sc
jasne. Princeso, kakor jo Sc zme-
rom imenujejo ljudje, ina vsak-
do rad. In zdaj menda ukazuje.
'Tu doll vlada, kakor hi bilo vse
njeno," 81 misli kneznja. Ona sa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

je prenapolnjen cd podstresja
do kleti, sc dolgo zaman trudi,
da bi pogoltnil Sc ia obilni griz-
ljaj. Ko so Sc izpraznili veliki,
sivi vozovi ma grajskem dvori-
scu, ko so sc napolnile vse gale
rije s slikami in ogledali, ko so
poiskali divani-brezdomci svo-
je zavetje v grajski kapeli, We
liki lestenci v siveh vrecah pa
pod orjaskimi oboki ma dvori-
Sou, Sc je kneznja sele zavedela,
da je to koncno, da sc ne da vec
popraviti.
Imela je iste obcutke kakor
mlada, ponosna kmetica, XII IL
nenada vidi, da je postala pre-
vzitkarica.
Brauneck je prevzitek. Zdaj
bo zivela kakor stara matrona,
zmerom enako. Nekaj obiskov
ma lovih, sprejemi, dobrodel-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

ma je sicer videla vso to zmedo,
toda edino, kar Sc je zbudilo v
njei je bila nemogocna jeza.
'Toda Rozamarija maj 81 ne
domislja, da il je vse dovoljeno."
Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14
S1ike IL OSvObodi1ne (
borbe v S1oveniji
vojske Partizanskih odredov slovenije
KOMUNIKACIJE RUSIMO

trih in Molnar ter takoj price
la delom. Sestnajstletni Mol
mar je donna liz crnih revirjev,
cato mu gre TAXA stvar kaj hi
tro cd rok. Spretno je miniral
progo. Sovrazna raketa je zopet
razsvetlila dolino Save. Sedaj il
komaj sest sto metrov oddalje-
nih Kresnic.
Dva udarca sta padla ma trac-
nice znamenje "a skupni uzig.
"Vendar," je Izidor skoraj "a
vpil Cd nestrpnega pricakova-
MIA in prizgal nitro goreco vrvi-
CO. Iskre, XII SO jemale vid, so
paddle dalee ma okrog. Minerji
so stekli "a bliznji zaklon. IL po-
stojanke SO svigale rakete druga
"a drugo. So mar opazili? V hi
pu Sc mocno posveti in takoj "a
tenn prekine nocno tisino mocna
eksplozija. Kamni in tracnice
posastno tulijo mad glavami mi
nerjev. IS kilogramov ekrazita
in nekaj kilogramov plastika je
temeljito opravilo svoje delo.
Obokani most Sc je popolnoma
zrusil. Sc dive detonaciji ma pro-
gi in skrivnostna tisina je zopet
zavladala po dolini.
Minerji so skocili liz zaklonov,
nizko sklonjeni so stekli 30
travniku in hvalezni so bill So
vraznim raketam, XII so Jim raz-
svetljevale pot. Sc nekaj minut
in bill so V gozdu, v kraljestvu
partizanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14
PrOda Sc hiSSa

S a sobami; cd E. 1876 St. Stara 3
leta. Zimska okna, lepo obdelano
Oh hiSi in cementiran "drive-
way" ter garaza in pol. Pokli-
Cite Nv 1742. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

Ideal for sports and kind to less
than-perfect figures are these "pedal
pushers." They make c0lorful cos
tunes. Sew now, and your vacation
wardrobe will be ready when you
need it. More War Bonds from your
savings by home sewing will help
the war effort. U. S. Treasury Debarsmens
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14
(Nadaljevamje)

"Da pokazemo Svabom, da Sc
bliza konec njihove tiranije slo-
venske Korosken' Korak "a ko-
rakom so Sc -priblizevali mostu.
Strazarja MISC zacutili. Morda
81 je Sci prizgat cigarette v bliz-
MO cuvajnico?
"Sedaj pa hitro!" je tho uka-
zoval Joze. Zdevali SO eksploziv
liz nahrbtnikov in priceli mi
niranjem. Sc tempiran vzigac in
gotovi so!
Tedaj pa SO Sc svetlobne ra-
kete zarezale temo. Zaeutili SO
jih. Toda sestorica je re opravi-
la svoje delo in Sc tho odmak-
Mia.
Zagrmelo je in ogromni sve-
tlobni stozec je besno planil v
nebo. Pliberski zelezniski most
je zletel V zrak!
"Sedaj bodo Sic svabske pa
trole proti mostu in jutri proti
Peel" je dejal Joze svojim, ko
SO pocivali V grmovju, Mi pa bo-
mo zato krenili okoli Pliberska
in proti Draw! Tako so naredili,
in srecno prisli skoraj do Drave.
Dobro SO ukanili svabe, XII so Sc
naslednji dan zaman zaletavali
20 gozdovih pod Peco.
Sestorica pa je takrat lezala v
gozdicu OBJ Draw in bliznji kmet
Jim je nosil hrane yes dan, da SO
ga komaj "dohajali -
Ma vecer pa SO prisle Sc decve
in jim napolnile nahrbtnice "a
ma pot. Fantje SO jim pravili ka-
ko je zletel pliberski most zrak
in Sc marsikaj drugega, kar We
partizan in kar uziga srca vseh,
XII bivajo po nasi Koroski.
Oh odhodu pa je mladi Janez
ukradel Mojci rdec nagel in po-
them lapel:
"Napad ma vlak,
mostove v Zrakr'
"Dro! Lepo je biti koroski par
tizan''
Nato je sestorica odhitela ma
zaj V svoj battalion, da poroea
komandantu uspeli akciji.
Most nesemo k pogrebu"
Izidor je vel daljnogled ter
dolgo zrl ma zelezno cesto, po
kateri je pocasi vozil vlak. lie
piskaj, kar boste popravili, bo-
mo mi zopet podrli," je dejal IN
odlozil daljnogled.
''Fantje, Svabi poskuSajo OBJ
noviti promet, popravili SO re
skoro most pri Lazah. TIE racune
jim bono prekrizali. Pripravite
Sc oh sedmih zvecer ma akci-
jo." Par minut "a tenn SO miner
il re polnili vrece eksplozivom,
rezali zazigalne vrvice ter il dol
9Th palcic plastika gnetli okro-
gle kepe. Izidor je skrbno pre-
skusal detonatorje.
Ura je bila sedem. Minerji so
81 naprtili teske vrece. Pet jih je
krenilo proti Lazam, stirji pa so
dvignili ma rame pet /in sedem-
deset kilogramov tesko mino,
pripravljeno V dveh zabojih, XII
sta bila pritrjena ma diva mocha
kola. Previdno SO nosili tesko in
nerodno mlno po blatnl potl, XII
Sc je strmo spuscala k Saw.
"Most nesemo k pogrebu," je de-
jal zadovoljno miner Putrih.
Prisli so k obokanemu zelezni-
skemu mostu. 'Fantje, zdaj pa
lie ma delo!" je dejal Izidor in
malo dvomljivo pogledal ma vi
soki most. 'Horuk!' Enkrat,
dvakrat, toda zaman. Motila jih
je tema in oh spolzki poti je spo-
drsevala sovrazna raketa. Maj
brze so jih zaslutili. Svetloba pa
jim je prav prisla in izkoristili
so 10. "Ho-ruk!!" Sc tretjic in z We
likim trudom je nina obstala oh
debelem oboku.
Zdaj pa Sc ma progo. Hitro sta
stekla po visokem nasipu Pu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14
|. VI. l944-3l. VII. 1914

V casu cd l. junija 1914 do 81.
decembra 1914 je bilo ma vseh
slovenskih Rrogah po nepopolnih
podatkih
uniceno:
155 lokomotiv -"
643 vagonov
1856 m proge
p zelezniskih mostov
3 predori
2 viadukta
1 kretniska centrala
10 vlakov
81 cestnih mostov
poskodovano:
49 lokomotiv
All vagonov
6 vlakov
Tako so slovenske edinice
NOV in POI izvrsile povelja
marsala Tita.
Zbral in priredil:
Radko Polio
Reportaze so napisali:
Generalmajor Lado Ambro-
zic:: BaSka grapa
France Kosmac: Lipoglav
Samo: Poganjek
DuSan Biber: Miner Leon
France Vreg: Mostove v zrak
Saso Crne: Most nesemo k po-
grebu
(Komec)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14
Du$ica ROzan,arija
(svETNICA IN NJEN NoREc)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris RihterSie
(Nadaljevanje)
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

(Nadaljevanje)
In "Princesa lipo' je sla svo-
10 zmagoslavno pot. Dame iz
najvisje druzbe so 81 vroce ze-
lele, da bi jih Harro slikal, in
neka akademija mu je ponudila
profesorsko mesto. Vrednost ME
govih del je neverjetno zrasla.
Med mnogimi pismi, XII jih pre-
jenna vsak dan, je danes tudi
emo, XII je kot avtogram zelo "a
nimivo, saj mu ga pise eden
prav velikih tovarisev v umet-
nosti, katerim Sc je bill v pre-
teklih letih nekoc srecal, pa ga
Sc vendar nj pokazal radovedni
Rozi.
LJubl IhorSteln!
Kakor vsi drugi sem Sci tudi
JAZZ ma razstavo in 81 ogledal
vase ''Princeso z lipo." ze dru-
gic. In CHM veckrat jo gledam,
tenn bolj Sc me loteva nemir-
ma Skrb zaradi vas, SVarim
vas, ljubi Thorstein, ne date
Sc preslepiti zaradi hrupa, XII
ga ljudje vami uganjajo.
Slisal sem, da je svetlolasa le-
potica vasa zena. &c bi bila
vasa ljubica! Potem kar ne bi
mogli pozabiti nebeskih zlatih
las in rok, XII bi bile vredne
novele kaksnega Paula Hey
seja. Neki sodoben, zelo ce-
njen pesnik pole:
rs papigo on 10 slika,
in s pisemcena y rokah.
10 shka, ko bedi,
10 sHko, kodor spi :"
Seveda, lahko bi 81 sluzili
kruh slikarstvom, &c bi vam
bilo to potrebno. Toda skoda
bi bilo "a vas. Sal ste cisto
drugacen clovek, imeniten
clovek, in to vam moran po-
vedati, preden 81 pojdem tret-
JIG ogledat vase "Princeso z
lipo." Vas tovaris vam zeli
vse, kar Sc da doseci. In nau-
cite Sc, prosim, te pesmice ma
pamet.
Vas
Harro je z glasnim smehom
odlozil to pismo k drugim. Bile
so Sc, razne prosnje, da hi smell
kaksen zaloznik sliko razmnozi-
ii, toda vse je odklonil. IS teboj
ne bodo trgovali, Rozamarija,
da bi te lahko vsak trgovcic pri-
bill ma steno poleg kaksne lepoti-
ce iz bara."
Knez je nestrpno cakal, da bi
sliko spet dobil, pa Sc je vendar
veselil, &c mu je Rozamarija po-
kazala kaksen izrezek liz casopi-
sa, XII jih je Ivan Friderik zanjo
zbiral in jih redno posiljal. In
nekega dnc je kneznja zvedela,
da je slika namenjena "a vcliko
dvorano. Njena lastna slika, XII
il je bila tako vsec, pa je visela
v SINH dvorani. Slika Rozema-
rije vendar iii Al .eliko dvora-
no! S tenn je cello Harra napad-
la; Harro je znal biti drugace z
njo zelo vljuden, to pot pa tega
nj poskusal. Bill je zelo trmast in
nj popustil, knee pa ga je seve-
da podpiral.
Slika je bila 'narejena in ma
menjena "a veliko dvorano in
spada tia. Prostor il je bill OBJ
ljubljen in zdaj ga zahteva.
Zmagal je, toda kneznjin racun
pri Rozamariji Sc je zaradi te-
ga povecal "a novo postavko. K
temu je prislo Sc dejstvo, da. je
zvedela kneznja "a prodajo
brauneske palace v Berlinu, in
je tako zacutila, da je njene igre
Y ognjem "a zmerom konec.
Jambori so zdaj re "a zmerom
izginili v daljnih plimah. -
Tn 1eneoa n0vnyohrckoCo dno
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31

Talk Given Club

The High Twelve Club OF
Mount Clemens on Monday was
given an insight into police
identification methods w h n
Sgt. Eugene A. Smith, identifi-
cation officer of the Mount
Clemens Police Department,
was the guest speaker.
Sgt. Smith was introduced by
Leonard Brindley, who was in
charge of the program. He dis
cussed the fundamentals of fin
ger-printing and illustrated with
charts and pictures the dissimi-
lar structures and explained
their classification. He also ex'
planned police methods Of lift
ing" fingerprints from variou.
objects.
Lawrence Blades, president
presided at the luncheon, held
at the Masonic Clubrooms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31

MEMPHIS - Mr.. and Mrs.
Grace Sturtrudge of Detroit
were guests of Mrs. F. G.. Co.
burn the first of the week.
At the meeting of the Lions
club Tuesday night the nomina-
ton of officers for the coming
year took place. Col. George
Haedicke gave an account of ac-
complishments and losses of our
Maritime Services.
Service guests were Tech.
Sergt. Wallace Good, Cpl. Peter
Konyha, Pvt. Archie Kus, and
Sic Eugene Cash. Visiting Lions
were: Fred Essenburg and Fred
Zuelke of Richmond; Orville
Hulete, Ray Mask, Chester Loo
mis-, and Rev. Thomas Vernon of
Armada; Charles Brucker of
Marysville; William Vincent of
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haggerty,
DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gingrich,
and Dwayne Haggerty attended
the funeral of a relative in Fill
ion Thursday.
Mrs. James Raymond has been
hired to teach the third and
fourth grades to fill a vacancy
caused by the illness of Mrs.
William Likins.
Memphis Lodge No. 142
F. & A. M. conferred the first de-
gre in the Masonic Temple
Thursday night.
Miss Bernardine RutkofSke
has been hired to teach the CO.
lumbus school. This is her third
year there.
Mrs. Frederick Reno and
children, Teddy and Beth Ann
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Reno, Flint.
Memorial Day was observed
here at 10 am. Wednesday.
Judge Alton H. Noe of Mt. Glenn
ems was chosen to be the speak
err. Music was furnished.
Staff Sergt. Wallace c. Bis
choff has been spending fur
Tough in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Russell.
Mrs. Robert Haggety has re-
turned home from a visit with
relatives in Filion, Mich.
Mrs. T. j. Clegg, Mrs. Luetta
Smith, and Mrs. Eunice Miller
attended the funeral of rela
tive in Bad Axe Sunday.
Mrs. John Clark is the new
manager Of the local telephone
exchange.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Four Writers Annually
Pen Two Million Words

PASADENA, Cal. - WH -
Writing fiction has been put on
a mass production basis by four
men who grind out 1000, 900
words annually for action-detec-
tive-adventure magazines.
Dean of the fiction factory is
John A. Saxson, Pasadena Supe-
rior Court reporter, whose first
story was published in 1909
while he was working for the
New York World. He turned out
half-a-million words annually
for detective magazines.
Robert Leslie Bellem, once a
million words per-year man,
now is producing about 100000
words. His pulp character, Dan
Turner, has been appearing for
ID years.
A third member Of the pulp
producers is George Arnim Shat
tel, who writes 100000 words q
year of historicals and Westerns.
He is copious note taker and
has 30 pages of notes to every
three pages of copy.
The "baby" of the group is
Frank Bonham, who stared as a
ghost writer, then shifted over
to his own name when he was
sure of his "touih."
The four work independently
of each other, but hold daily
coffee conferences"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31

If men will take it easy, and
not upset the apple cart, the
OCR believes that the shirt sup
ply can be brought up to 80 per
cent of demand, which would
give every man all the shirts he
really needs.
To get around the tendency of
manufacturers, when textiles are
limited, to use them up in the
more expensive garments and
run short on loW-priced items,
the WPB has issued series of
"M-388' orders. backed by OPA
price regulations, that have pro-
voked a storm in the garment
industry but appear promising
to laymen.
Four-fifths of all wooden and
cotton fabrics available for civil
ian use, and three -fourths of all
rayon and other synthetic fab
RIGS, are set aside for use in low
n d medium priced garments
and for children. For men, this
means that any manufacturer
whose suits wholesale for $32.25
or less can get priorities on
enough wool to make up to so
per cent of the suits he made
in the corresponding quarter last
year.
For women it means, for ex-
ample, that manufacturers will
get priority assistance on slips
retailing up to S5.75 and the
lower the retail price, the more
priority help the manufacturer
can obtain. For girls, dresses
wholesaling at 1918 or less will
be encouraged.
There will be left over, for
benefit of new firms and for the
making of higher priced gar
ments, one fifth of the cotton
and wool and quarter of the
rayon.
This experiment obviously is
not designed to increase the
number of garments available,
but rather to help the family
budget by enforcing new empha-
sis upon the price classes the
family Of ordinary income can
afford. 1t also should help to
eliminate an exaggerated impress
sion of clothing shortages that
comes when a buyer who is ac-
customed to $3.50 suits, and
now thinks he might pay $50,
can find nothing under $40 or
$50 and walks out 10 report that
there isn't suit in the stores. "
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Town For Sale
in Wyoming
Lost Goblin
Drows Bidders ~

LOST CABIN. Wyo.. May 81
-(R)-Want to buy a town? This
one is for sale - and getting
plenty of bidders, too.
Established in 1885 by a
rancher, J. B. Okies, Lost Cabin
had a pre-war population of "a,
Now it's virtual ghost town
and Van Dixie, son of the owner,
has put il on the market.
A Hollywood studio tele-
phoned to inquire if Lost Cabin
would make good background
for a movie.
A Canadian offered to use it
as a site for helicopter manufac-
ture-if he could get the deal
financed.
A Houston, Tex, man came by
private plane to inspect the
property.
Other inquiries have been re-
ceived from Columbus, Ohio,
New York, Ann Arbor, Mich,
Leland, H., Flint, Mich, and
Pueblo. Colo.
The town was named for the
Lost Cabin gold mine, discovered
in 1865 by a group of Swedish
miners. They took $1,000 in gold
by placer methods in three days,
then Indians attacked and killed
five of them.
The others escaped with the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
New Regulation
Extends City's
zoning Control

CHICAGO-U.P)-City plan
ners throughout the nation may
well take note Of the recent zon-
ing ordinances adopted by Oma-
ha, Neb., and by Boulder Coun-
ty, Col.
That tip is issued by the AM
erican Society of Planning Of
ficials.
They point TO a provision in
the Omaha coming law which
extends the city's coming auth
ority to all territory within three
miles of the city limits within
the State of Nebraska. This will
allow for orderly development
of outlying areas where shack
towns" and other uneconomlc
land uses hinder the normal, or
derby growth of the community,
the society reports.
Nine residence districts, two
suburban districts, two CONNER
cial districts and four industrial
districts were created by the
new law. In one residence dis
trict there is a requirement OF
10000 square feet per family; IN
another. $4,000 equare feet; and
in a third, 10000 square feet.
Multiple amily dwellings
must provide parking space IN
the ratio of one automobile for
two dwelling units in the main
building. Adequate off-street
facilities for loading and un-
loading merchandise and goods
in such a manner as not to OBJ
struct the freedom Of traffic
movement upon the public
street" is demanded of CONNER
cial and industrial buildings.
Boulder county's ordinance
created a forestry, conservation
and recreation district; a gar
den home district, a n agricult-
ural district, two residential dis
tricts, an industrial district and
an unclassified district.
The latter section includes a
large part of the county in which
automobile wrecking yards and
rubbish dumps are allowed only
with approval of the county
board of adjustment. All other
units require a lot area of one
acre, except the agricultural dis
trict which requires a lot area OF
10 acres.