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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

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g8as fp6ter gei9eben, 6eifen fonn.
te ite lt6 nte erinnern. Sobalo Die
geottpenoigteit flar 5r 6enfen ,auf'
borte, begannen fire @eoanfen itb
unter benz 9rude ser fltr6tbaren anf"
regung a1 bertpirren. Sic tpuBte nt9t,
per ibr 6er @rfte genobt mar, INN
Ite bon Ser furdtbaren 2ait 5u befret'
en-, Die ite ou6 nt6t cine Sefunoe
lGnger at traeen beruo6t bate, nod
puBte ite, tpte ite auf felten 8ooen ge'
fontmen.
Wer. 8oIts furae &onmanoorufe
paren Die eriten Eone, Die tpieoer
oeutli9 an ibr DIR flangen.
uSiggins, Die 8ronnttpeinflof6e,
raf6, 8urfde. D,t, So, reibe ibren
@orper unausgeieBt, init boiler &roft,
oen @opf b0ber, nod etpas bober."
Gin banger Iugenblid oes S6tpei'
gems, uno nun Die 8orte, Die 11lrtfa
10 beiB 511 b0ren itd iebnte: Isle at'
met1"
Das nG6ite 8iGo, tpel6es aus oie'
ier 59redensnadt 5uriidblieb, por
Der MnbGid Gborlottens, Die blei6 ltno
nod bo1b betpuBtlos in einem 8ehe
1T oem feinen 8irtsbauie lag, tuobtn
man fte gebra6t 5atte.
Ners. gpirer, Die alte 8irtitt, mar
ni9t tpenig erfaunt getpeien, at bo'
rem, tpas nit ibrer @na0en In 6ieier
9ea6t paifierte uno bate bereihpinigit
oas 8ett, in tpel6en ibre eigenen al
ten @lie6er at ruben pflegten, 2aoD
Neopn 5ur 8erfiig1ng geiteat.
@as nur oas Sal1s on Mdrnte.
floi9en uno 2eintii9ern sr bieten
berno9te, tpuroe aufgetpen6et, mno
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@eien in 6em 8ette 3eiden tpieoer'
febrenben 2ebens aa1 eebeu.
Dr berbeierufene @rat batte itreng
berboten, Die egrungliidte Dor oem
Morgen nod 6em S61oiie 5u trans'
portieren, uno 10 iaB 6enn ulrifa
pGbren6 Ser ganaen gea9t ouf einem
bolaernen Stuble an Gbarlottens 2a.
ger, be1padte 6eren ,.nrasbigen
S9rummer rno laui9te 6em Stur.
me, tpel9er bic rnoriden Senfteri9ei.
ben aittern lieB. -a
&ebnli9 no6te ct TT iener iagen.
baften Nadt eetobt baben, Der oas
Saus ieinen gan1en beroarfte, lin6
tpel6e Die IN 6em 3in1mer a,lfgebduf.
ten, bon eeftranbeten 5htffen berriib.
renoen Dinse ibr lebbaft Dor 0ie 5eele
Mbrten.
8dbreno bieier langen Waht, bic
Wrs. 8Dro rnbig fhlunnterio, Mr.
Buckingham oitfgeregt iin6 ,itrnbig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
Dbio gBaiienfrennb
fernett 3u f0nnell.

/ fernen alt f0nnen.
$50 baben 5ie 2aoD Reopu ge.
laiien?" frogte lllrifn befremoet, aIs
&odingbam pl0slib aIlein neben ibr
itan6; ou6 ite fublte, mas nun font
men tperoe, fiiblte. oaB fte Ser @nt'
i6eioung, Die fe am gisbal[ glidli9
bermteoen, nun nobl ni6t entrinnen
tper0e. Sudeno blidte iie Inn ft6, in
oem 8erlangen einen f9iisen6en
Orttten 5u finben, iab aber tur nod
in einiger @ntfernung einen flattern.
oen Mantel beridpin6en. 8ar oies
gbarlotte, un6 mas batte fie bora
Wer. Hodtngbam tpollte foeben feline
8erbung Beginner, als Wer. 8o1t nit
einem S6redensrufe bon ieinem sit
emporlprang; l1lrifa uno aue Mntpe.
ieroen ipabten lumber, un6 tpirtli6,
90, ettpa bier SUP unterbaIb Der
Oberfl66e 6es nod unbollenoeten
@roauftpurfes bra9 ein itarfer flarer
8aiierltrabl 6lr9 Die 1odere groe.
Gin S6ret erflans in Der @unoe,
uno 6ieienigen Nrbeiter> tpel9e elld.
1i6ertpeiie nod nidt beimeefebrt pa.
rem, itiir3ten 5u Ser 5telle, itanpften
nit ibren i6uer bei6lagenen S9uben
Die @rbe un6 tparfen 59olle Inn
S9one in oen &iB. Ser Geino tpar
offenbar unteriddbt por6en, nod me-
nige Minuten, un6 Die gan5en Gro
arbeiten 4pdren ii6eridpemn1t eetpe-
fen.
4u6 ulrifo tpar berbeieeeilt uno
tpGbreno ite atern1os ben Gnitrengun-
gen 6er Qrbetter 5uiob, traf ploBlt9
Elm ieltiamer Son ibr DIR.
8ar 6as Elm S6rei? Inter an Dem
2drm oes 8inoes, oes 8aiiers uno
oes Champions Der Mdnner bate lte
es ni6t oel1tli9 unterl6eioen fonnen;
oo9 NUN - getpiB, 6as NOR Elm Silfe.
ruff. Wel6 Elm fur6tbarer, entieBli'
der @eoante 6ur65udte ploBli9 tbr
@ebirn, Darum ipabte ite 10 ongltbon
oen gan5en Domm entlang? Die &c"
ltalt, mel6e it9 eben nod bort untlar
bonn Stmn1el abgeboben, tpar ntbt
mebr itdtbar, un0 Die Steue, an Der
iie berl6tpunoen, NOR 6ieielbe tiefe
5telle, an Ser lte oqe nod bor fur.
5em geltanoen.
l1lrita erinnerte ft6 NIT itofenoem
Qtem oes ieltlamen Eoues, nit mel"
6em 2a0p 9eeopa gefroet batte:
,,@laubit 0u, 6aB man in 6ieIer @rube
ertrinten t0nnte?" Cine ean3e Slut
bon @eoanten itiirmte auf ite Elm,
ober ite bate iebt feine 8eit gum
Denfen, unO i9on t1n 1d6Iten Iugen'
blid flog ite lei6t tpte elm Neb oem
PIate gu, bon tpel6em aus bic &ufe
idnpa6er uno i6tpd6er 5u ibr ber.
iibertlangen.
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80. No6 einmal manfen Gbarlpttens
Gntsd1lifYe

8ebor l1lrifa an Ort uno Stele
angefommen NOR, batten bic Stlferu-
fe bereits aufgebort, iooaB iie faum
muBte, Oh oieie ite mobl an ben ri6'
tigen Blas gefiibrt.
sic ltanb, nit bon Dem pil6en
2aufe itiirmiid i6lasenoen Pulien
uno bodtlopfen6em Seraen einen Iu.
genblid auf oer friid geitampften Ct.
De Der erlt geitern oeri6loiienen Seff'
nung itiu. go iebr ite ft@ audi an-
itrengte, fonnte iie oo9, iotpeit oas
Iuge ret6te, nur Die it9 beben6en
uno ientenoen @ellen erip6ben.
S6on poIlte iie neueroings peiter
ellen, als tie gu tbren SiiBen, faum
feds Sdritte bonn ufer entfernt, ct.
mas SeIes nit ben 0oeen ginsen.
oes entoedt.
Retn Sdrei tpar nrebr b6rbar. nur
>ein i@Dades aebaen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
@ofort fehrte l1lrifas @eiitesaeaen.

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oroneten it6 bic pertuirrten @eoanfen
gu flarem, rubigetn Denfen. Sie itano
an elmer 5teIle, oie erit geitern ge.
i6loiien tporoen, folgli6 lag geraoe
Dor ibr cine egrttefung bon beildufig
bunoert CARDS i'm l1mfonge, in mel
6em 6as 8aiier gegenprdtig tpobl
faum menieer ols o9t SUB bod fte.
ben mo9te. Som 11fer aus tpar es
eana unn0gli6, ben bellen @egen'
itano 5u errei6en, uno ftb in oas
8aiier 5u ftiir3en, batte, oa l1lrifa
ni6t i6tpinrtnen fonnte, nur oen Ser.
luit bon 3tpet Meni6enleben beoeutet.
9ie 8ooteI Sie ouein fonnten &et-
tung bringen, aber aud ite tporen bon
oent Damme aus unerreidbar.
i8is 5u ben Booten oiirfte Dos 8ai,
fer iei6ter iein'', iaete iie 1aut Dor
itd Fin, tpie man 6ies in augenbliden
b09iter @rregung oft 5u t1n pflegt.
S6on flog tie Ser Stelle 5u, an
tpel9er Die eriinlide SGrbung 6en Ort
be3ei6nete> at &pelbem Der neue
Damm it6 an oen alten anidloB.
sd TONNE, i6 tomme', rief ite
biniiber, iiber3euet, 6aB Die. $offnung
auf balotge Stlfe Die &raft Ser &danp.
fenoen itdblen tper6e.
glls ite Die rt6tige Stelle erret6t
batte> lieB ite itd bindbgleiten, uno
iiebe, oas 8afier rei6te ibr tuirfli9
faum Bis an Die &nie, oenno6 NOR
es ni6t lei6t, ii6 in oen betpeeten
8ellen auf ben SiiBen 5u balten. Dte
5tuei Ninuten, beoor fte oas nd9ite
8oot errei6te, oiinften ibr cine @tptgs
felt, uno als fie enoli9 neben BENT
ielben itano, erfannte lte iofort, baB
es boaitanoig unmogli6 iei, 6teies
l1ngetitm audi MIR einen 8on tpeit au
betpegen. Die ipielenben @ellen tpar-
fen es 5tpar leiie bin un6 Der, ober
iein &iel lag ttef i'm Sanoe bergraben.
60 gab es 6enn feline &ettung! Do9
balt, Der fleine Seelentrndfer oa, Sen
bic Sii6erseute bel rubiger See nod
man9ma1 benubten. S9on tpar ite
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¬en 3u 10ien Scum tpar's geI9eben,
Elm fiibner @riff in oos groBe 8oot
uno Ite batte zines Ser Gu6er erfaBt,
tpel6e sort am 8o6en Iagen, uno
balf it9 nun, trGftig tpie tie tpar, ob-
tpobl ite weoer ruoern nod fdpimmen
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italt errei6te, oie nur nod matt nit
ben Irmen 5udte. Dte @bbe baIf ibr
BEL 6ielem @erfe.
sd fomme, i6 fomme'', rief tie
nod INNER, als tie Die i1tpere &c"
italt bereits am Irne faBte un6 in
oas 8oot at 5ieben beriu6te. @ergeb-
li9e Miibe! sic eefdbr6ete nur oas
Iduanfenoe Gabr5eug. Die arme
gbarloHe tpog 5tpar ni6t idtper, aber
lire naiien @etpanoer 3osen fte binab
pie Blei.. .@Gbrenb l1lrifa i'm 8oote
fnieno Dem Eobe feline 8eute absu.
ringen iudte, nabm ite Die ganse
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Der 4ernrlten tparen atpar ge0ffnet,
aber Die etitgen Singer, tpel9e ulrifas
Mrm un1ftmmmerten> eri9lafften irn-
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gem, ip0ttiidem 2ddeln beien ber'
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empftnoen, oenn anitott an bic Seim'
febr gu oenten, folgte ite Nr. Bolts
8eiiptel un6 iebte ii9 auf einen Der
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biniiber, Inn ben Alten 5u begliid'
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06
Buy and Sell Through Monitor-Leader Classified Ad
Two-Woy Radio on Lengthy
Trains Speeds Freight Run

switching required In the area
in which they may be working
often great distances from
the yard office; engine crews
can DE instructed regarding the
arrival and breakup of trains;
yardmaster can instruct engine
crews operating in other yards
and on industrial sidings re-
garding additional work 20 pe
done in the area they are work
ing, or in other yards, when re.
turning to the home yard.
Radio communication on long
trains has many uses including:
notifying the engineer when the
switches are lined and crew
b o a r d; notifying engineer
when train is clear Of interlock.
ing plant and public crossings;
conductor can advise engineer
OF location OF cars in train that
are 10 be set out or cars TO be
picked up at stations in adj
vance; engineer can advise con-
ductor of reason for unschedu!-
ed stops and they can jointly
determine action necessary to
get train in motion with a min
imum OF delay.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

8 room cottage on Jefferson and on
Canal near Iake-A, 900; 81. 900 down.
4 rooms; bath: natural fire place; oil
heats garage and boatwell. on Clinton
river near lake-$8. 900; $1,000 down.
6-family apartment; steam heat:
rented unfurnished for SIT per month.
price-$l2. 900: 50, 500 down. c
rooms: city water: toilet: large lot
81. $50: $3.50 down.
rooms; part basement: finished
floors-S2. $50; terms.
acre; 5-room house: utility room:
stationery tubs; garage-S3, 500; $1,000
down
rooms: plastered: screened porch
on cut near lake-s2. $50; 81. 900 down.
4 rooms; garage; flowing well; lot
TOOK 6o-S3.6 sl.loo down: $3.50 .
month.
One-half acre: rooms: oak floor:
bathroom: attic: full basement; new
and, on good road-s4. 400: $1,000 down:
sos a month.
acres on pavement; 9 rooms: bath:
electric water system; garage 20x20;
oil heat; session In 30 days SIS. 900:
81. 500 down.
8 rooms; modern: stoker: garage;
lot 66xl90-s8. 500: $4,000 down.
10 acres: modern houses: 2 garae-
| es; brooder house; chicken coop and
all tools: immediate possession.
rooms; complete tile bath; tile
sink: breakfast nook: oil heat: 2-car
garage: lot l00xiis.
40 acres: fair buildings: near New
Haven-S5, 500; 81 500 down.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

CHICAGO - U.P) - Experi-
ments with end-to-end radio COM
munication on long freigh
trains has developed many in
teresting time-saving features,
including saving of at least 30
seconds per mile in freight serv-
ice, according 10 G. 0. Ellis
superintendent OF communica-
tions for the Rock Island rail-
road.
developments in radio the
past few years have opened
new vistas and il is now posi-
bic 70 utilize frequencies for
communication that were only
dreamed Of few years ago."
Ellis said.
"These frequencies lie be-
tween that of 40 megacycles
and 5000 megacycles and even
higher. With this expansion of
radio spectrum, il is hoped that
channels will be made available
for railroad use"
BIG AID TO YARDMASTER
The Rock Island was granite
a license and assigned call let
ters for experiments in radio
communication used in conner-
ton with the operation Of train 5
in May, 1914. Since that time
many tests have been made on
two-way radio between loco
motives and cabooses. These
tests were made under the most
varying conditions and under
various typographical condi-
tons between Chicago and Kan
sas City and between Denver
and Salt Lake City.
Ellis said two-way radio be-
tween the yardmaster's office
and switch engines working in
the Rock Islands suburban
freight yard in Chicago were
begun June 5, 1914, and have
worked out successfully.
Time-saving uses Of radio in
switching yards include: to in
struct crews Of any additional
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

MODERN l-bedroom nome: Oil heat:
city water: garage; lot 75x273 on South
River road-oniy $3.50: $4,000 down.
Why pay rent?
Clinton river frontage. 5oxl0O: . miles
from Lake ST. Clair. only $3.50: 500
down.
20 ACRES modern 3-bedroom house:
near Mt. Clemens; oil heat; large
barns; fruit trees; including stock and
tools: Si2. 900; Is. 900 down.
STAN BARRON
Phone Mt. Clemens 20S2 or $500 G
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

RELIABLE white woman wanted 70
help with light cleaning 4 or hours
each day: top wages: steady employ
ment. Apply Circle X Inn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06
FOLKS

MODERN 8 rooms: bedrooms:
Welts street, near Lincoln school; ex.
cellent well built home; garage: large
lot-$6. 500: terms.
w. @. FENTON
Lawyers Bldg. Opposite County Bldg.
Phone 1921 days 1919 any time. c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06
Mt Clemens.
Commission
Proceedings
CITY COMMISSION
February -. le4S
Commission Chamber,
State OF Michigan

State OF Michigan
City OF Mt. Clemens
Al regular meeting Of the City Com
mission OF the City Of Mount Clemens
held on the above date. there were
present Mayor westendorf and commis-
sionersA Breitmeyer. Hraesei- LonsstaH
and DuBsy.
read and approved.
Commissioner Lonsstaff- Brsitmsysr
moved that the request OF Mrs. Lor.
raine Kazaitis, for q transfer Of rav.
ern license from AIT North walnut
street to ass North Walnut street. b
denied
Carried
Yea-Breitmeyer. Brunesl. Lcusstafa.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nays: None.
Commissioner Lonssta a. Brunsel NOV.
ed that the commune alton from ne
State Highway Department relative -
right-of-way through Mount Clemens,
be received and filed.
Carried
Yea-Breitmeyer. Brunssl. Lougstafl.
DuBay and westendorf.
Nays: None.
Commissioner Dusay-Lcnsst.n NOV.
ed that the Report OF the Finance Com
missioner be accepted and the Mayer
and Clerk be. and they hereby are.
authorized and directed TO issue war.
rants against the several funds there
in named. as follows:
March I. iSGs.
Payroll si.ss&ss
Forbes Duncan reb., SS.oo
| F. J. Miller Co.. or Bearer 37.So
POLICE FUND
FIRE FUND
Payroll si.IsAsee
Volunteer riremen 100.0O
Payroll si.ssAss
RECREATION FUND
WATER WORKS FUND
Payroll si.nasy'
FREDERICK BRErrleEYEH. u.
Finance commissionsr. :
Yea-Breitmeyer. Brunssl. Longstsfe
DuBay and Westendorf
Nays: None.
Commi ssioner Breitmeyer Brune0l
moved that the several applications foP.
restaurant. beverage. milk and NEST
de alers licenses be approved.
Carried. rs
Yea-Breitmeyer, Brunssl. Lsao..
staff DuBay and westendorf.
Nays: None.
Commissioner BruneslLonsstais nov
ed that the several application S1e
building permits at 20 RiYarside O1ixoI
and iss South Gratiot. b approved,
subject 70 the approval Of the CITY H.
gineer.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Brunssl. Lensstafs.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nays: None.
Commissioner Observation-Disclosures
moved 10 adjourn.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmsyer Drunssi. ioasstaAs
DuBay and Westendorf
Nays: None. :,
JOSEPH r. MArTHEWD,
City Clerk.
March e-N.-Is
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

ROSEVILLE
Two acres: room brick house: ga
rage; chicken coop SO 200; $4,000
down.
l0is acres: very nice 6-room mode m
home with stoker and steam heat:
barn; garage; chicken coop-si2. 500;
S6.5c0 down.
Attractive 5 rooms: bath; lot e0x24o
-A. $50: 81 700 down.
room home: garage; IN first block
from Gratiot-&3. 500 or 81 900 cash.
EAST DETROIT
Cratiot-Nine Mile; very nice bunga-
low; large rooms: completely mod
ern; garage: landsc aped: $1,000 down.
SCHOENHERR-o MILE DISTRICT
Z rooms: bath: utility: all convent
ence& sacrifice sale: husband In serv-
ICES. 500: 500 down.
FRASER
; rooms: bath: u acre: good loca-
tion-s2. 500: $500 down or $3.50 cash.
acre with very nice home: rms.
and bath: hot water heat: garage:
chicken ccop-s5.5oo; cash 10 mort
gage.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratio' ~ 10 Mile Rd. Roseviile 1880 J
UTICA ROAD AT IL MILE FRASER
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

Early writers predicted The
wild game of America Woul4'
feed the whole world for etern-
ity.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06
Wildt 6 Warner

Barron Bldg. above First National BsI
Phone MI Clemens 0ol1
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

"a Building Materials

Ranch Homesites
io0x450 and other sizes: well re-
stricted: reasonably prices; easy
terms: Harper. near Croker and 81.
Louis church; also lo0x3o0: well re.
stricted: block off South Gratiot, near
Clinton River bridge-only s595: 500
down: $40 month.
Now Is the time TO buy choice lots
In Seminole Hills.
Homes
rooms; attached garage: water In
house lots-S2 $50: $3.50 down.
SIX ROOMS and BATH large hall;
"a Easements toilet in basement: hot
air heat: 2-car garage; large chicken
coop; four soft. lots-s4. 900. Terms.
Small Farms
acres modern Groom house: large
barn; brooder house: chicken coop;
standard garden tractor; Jersey COW
rs chickens, near Mt. Clemens; only
81. 300.
Modern room brick home: acres
good garden land: excellent location
Vacant
A acre parcels on IS Mile road:
paved between Harper and Grauot-
sl.4so; $3.50 down: balance easy.
We Sell State Lands
E. A. Kerner
1928 South Gratiot. Mt Clemens
Route a: Box Phone s48i &
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-06

CINDERs; road gravel and I'LL dirt:
immediate delivery. Clayton Rosso.
Phone 7430 or 1898 Mt Clemens. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

By Frances Drake
Look the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars,
For Monday, May z, ISL5

Look in Section Birthday and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars
For Monday May 2 1915
MARCH TO APRIL so-AvFortunate influences for indus
.nodties by many canning, building. money
Investments.
APRIL Rl TO MAY 2O-Tauru-Today make up for many
the pa dull ones Plunge into your tasks let them
convictions capaby Tops for heart interests social affairs
MAY 2f TO JUNE Gemini-Salesmanship high. Make
snited bid for bigger attainment your field New
twists intricate plans for business not all be right
JUNE JULY 2S-Caneer-Dont expect appreciabe help
this have TO do extra clever
ing Grade A. But be done Don't time fussng
JULY 44 TO AUG. 22-Leo-Contacting public high
selling advertising ideas for stimulating trade should
Friendly Jupiter spell srgescae action and benefits
AUG. 2s TO SEPT. 25-Vu0o-Panesry rays encouraging
important business. Right will enable TO gather
proceed Time and valuable
them rightly
SEPT ~ TO OCT SSLbrdGrit and JUNCTION needed here.
There opportunities but you Of them
Persistence with a smile will eventually
OCT 81 TO NOV 22ScOrpo-Best planetary vibrations for
hays Especially for matters connected with medicine
work; engineering construction projects Ear to the ground,
open!
NOV - TO DEC fRSo0ittari"-DOnt allow your eyes to
bigger than il ambition your capacity function
Be warned about sugar-coated outlooks Tact urged.
DEC 25 TO JAN. 2fCdprcorn- fields explore,
quer Old be mprovedyou have tasks perform and
It's duty them cheerfuy Don't let paradoxes
fuse
JAN. % TO FEB. sO-Aqaoyiu- tendency follow
rather than for yourself Stand your initiative you'll
find il easier Be relentless in your fight for principles
FEB 2f TO MARCH 20-Psces-Less invgoratng day than
think Behooves TO knuckle down.
on Pull chestnuts out Of fire. World interests need Pisces
operation
YOU BORN this date: big
big jobs attap You like the
travelling doing exporting, importing Don't become depressed
select understanding femate Be not careless OF health
cop'rEht lS'' b, kinG
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
A Contest for
Boys and Girls

THE NATIONAL JUNIOR
VEGETABLE GROWERS AS
ISOLATION is sponsoring a
vegetable production marketing
contest open TO boys and girls
between the ages of II and %
who have completed at least one
year of garden or vegetable
project work. A $500 national
prize and four 5000 regional
premiums will be awarded.
Directions for entering the
contest are included in the as
sociation's 1945 handbook. a
copy of which may be obtained
through the Michigan Office of
Civilian Defense, p. o. Box 1918.
Lansing 4, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Lemon Seasoning

SERVE LEMON Juice and
salt as a salad dressing on let
tuce, tossed salad greens. toma-
toes. ayocados and combination
vegetable salads.