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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21

breg. Ma Ia r1acin pridoblj jena |
rudnina pa Sc zdaleka ne bi "a
doscala "a potrebe svetovnega
trga. Zaradi tega so uredili ma
obalah, kjer so najbogatejsa ma
pravcate rudnike, kjer
Sc spravlja jantar ma dan VI
dnevnih kopih kakor premog.
Kopanje jantarja je precej "a
in drag posel, ker je tre-
ba najprvo odstraniti z vrha do
40 m. debelo jalovo plast, pre-
den Sc pride do naodre zemlje.
Ia plast Sc potlej odkopava ter
odvaza v pralnice, kjer Sc ma
velikih zeleznih resetkah pod
moenimi curki vode zemlja izpi-
ra, ma resetkah pa ostaja jan
tar. Vecina jantarja, XII ostane,
pa nj "a rabo, ker je ali pre-
drobnih kosov ali pa proved one
eiseen. Zaradi tega Sc spravlja
z resetk najprvo Sc v sortirne
bobne, il katerih pride najmanj
80 odstotkov izmecka, XII sc po-
tlej predela v jantarjevo Ollie,
jantarjevo kislino in jantarjev
lax, XII velja zaradi svoje trdo-
sti in lepega sijaja "a izvrstno
prevleko. Ostalih 20 odstotkov
pride ma trg kot sirovina "a IL
delovanje-. okrasja in vsakovrst-
nih porabnih predmetov.
Posebno veliki in cisti kosi
jantarja so Sc zmerom velika
dragocenost. Glavni odjenalec
zanje je umetna obrt. L. njih Sc
izdelujejo vsakovrstne plastike,
XII utegnejo doseci izredno viso-
ko ceno. Rezbar Sc mora pri tenn
ravnati zmerom po kosu, XII ga
ina pred seboj. Mega oblika in
barva dolocujeta znacaj bodo-
5ega izdelka. Manjsi in mani ci-
sti kosi jantarja Sc predelujejo
v ustnike "a cigare in cigarette,
nastavke "a pipe in slicne pred
mete, najvec Sc pa il njih izde
lujejo jantarjeve ogrlice. V to
svrho Sc sirovi kosi najprvo z
jeklenimi nozi razsekajo, pri ce-
mer Sc odstranijo vse. e.,mazane
primesi. Razsekavanje jantar-
ia zahteva velike spretnosti, ker
je treba patti, da pride cim
mani dragocenega materiala v
smeti, razen tega pa mora imeti
delavec vesce oko, da INA preso-
diti, v katero obliko sc DO ia ali
oni koscek najlepse predelal. Pc.
samezni kosci Sc potem prevr,
tajo in ostruzijo v jajcasto ali
okroglo obliko ter slednjic IL
gladijo, da dobe sijaj. Posebnc
cisti koscki Sc obrlsijo, kako,
diamanti V dolocene geometric.
ne like, S elmer Sc njih sijaj "a
radi pravilnega lomljenja svet,
lobe Sc posebno poveca.
Predelovanje jantarja Sc je '
najnovejsem casu spopolnilo I
nnogirni tehnicninni pridobitva
mi, ali vzlic temu je v pretezn
meri ohranilo Sc znacaja obrti
Jantarjeve ogrHce n. pr. Sc zme
rom napravljajo vtisk individu
.alnega della, kar sc dandanasnj
mic mani ne ceni kakor aekoc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21


ke kleti, koder so rnogIi lesti 'sa-
mo cetverici. live je daI zagati
liudi, XII SO Sc drznili presojati
emo njegovih iger. Oeete je sill,
da so gledali trpincenje ali
usmrtitev svojih otrok. Ko je
rimski vitez, obsojen med zveri-
ne, zaklical, da je nedolzen, mu
je dal izpuliti jerk, "preden SO
ga raztrgale zgrabljive Mvah.
Ko je pretor ma bolezenskem od-
dihu v Anticyri prosil podaljsa-
ME dopusta, ga je dial ubiti, ces,
da Sc mu DO prileglo puscanje
krvi, ker mu talog ali kurji slep
Celleborus) nj pomagal. VISA
kih 10 dni je sam sestavljal se-
znam ujetnikov, XII maj bi Sc OBJ
glavili.
Kaligula je hotel, da hi zrtve
kar Sc da, dolgo trpele. Zato je
ueil krvnike, kako treba nuke
podaljsati. Medtem ko je vecer-
jail, je spreten glavorez vrsil svoj
krvavi poklic vprico MEGA. Su-
zenj, XII je bill nekaj m alega
znlaknil, Sc je moral sprehajati
po ulicah: "a vratom obesene je
nosil odsekane roke. Znan je
bill Kaligulov vzklik, znacilen "a
njegovo vladavino: maj me cr-
TITO, da Sc me lie boje" (orident,
dunn metuant)! Marsikdo je 60
tovo cital O Kaligulovem vzdi-
hu: bog daj, da bi incl rimski
narod emo sarno glavo"
Pa kdo bi mogel nasteti vse
njegove zlocine, vrtoglave stros-
ke, vsakovrstna nasilja 1laspro-
ii MIN, XII so Sc bill odlikovali v
drzav1i s1uzbi! Taxa vlada Sc je
mogla lie krvavo koneati. Cassi-
us Chaerea, tribun pretorske
kohorte, Sc je ojunacil in z bo-
dalom sunil 21. januarja |. IL.
Gaia Kaligulo, XII mu je bilo ia
cas- 20 let. Vladal je 3 leta, 10
mesecev in 8 dni.
Vsakdo porece brez obotave,
da je bila ia posast blazna. A re
Laharpe, prevajalec in tolmac
Svetona, je poudaril, da ia raz-
laga Sc nj dovolj: francoski
kralj Karel VI. je bill tudi pamet
izgubil, toda nj bill sirovina.
V tenn primeru tici vsekako
neka skrivnost. Pc njegovem
ocetu Germaniku je ljudstvo in
vojastvo preneslo svoje oboze-
vanje ma sina GAIA Kaligulo. A.
kako Sc je mogel spostovani mi
ljenec sfiziti v taksno spako in
potvoro? Hans Sachs vidi Kali
gulovo uganko v njegovem sta
rem stricu in predniku Tiberi-
ju. Tiberij je bill sveta sprawl
domala vse svojce. zivel je v ne
zaupnosti. Gajus Sc je otel S svo-
jo spretnostjo. Same o silniku
namrec nj budil nobenega suma,
kajti smrt najblizjih sorodnikov
mu nj izvalila nikakega ugovora.
Tiberij je bill razbra1 to tho vo-
do, sal mu pripisujejo naslednji
Nrek: "Gada gojim "a rirnsko
ljudstvo." A Kaligula mu je ka-
zal toliko spostovanja ir toliko
poslusnosti, da Sc ga je start
trinog bal mani kakor koga
drugega. TO pa seveda dedica nj
oviralo, da ne bi bill okrajsal
smrtnega boja priletnemu impe-
ratorju in zavzel njegovega me-
sta: znacilna poteza "a njegovo
popacenost, seksuelno perverz-
most. Predolgo 81 je iz oprezno-
sti natikal utrudljivo krinko. z
nadclovesko pokornostjo 81 je
kupil varnost ma dvoru, kjer je
smrt vsako uro kosila ali vecer-
jala. Nenadni izliv pridrzanih in
pritajenih sill, izbruh izrinjenih
ali potlacenih strasti je moral
biti grozen. To pa tenn bolj, ker
povpreena utmost tega moza nj
bila sorazmerna veiciai usode.
/ Eoges Eoo~es
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21
JANTAR

ze cd pradavnih casov velja
poleg zlata in srebra tudi jan
tar "a dragoceno sirovino, IL
katere je vre dno jzdelovati
okrasje. ze v starem Rimu je
igral jantar vazno vlogo. Rim
ski trgovci so z MIN lepo zaslu-
zili in bi Sc .lepse, &c ne bi bilo
tako tezko preskrbeti 81 sproti
toliksne kolicine dragocene ru-
de, kolikor SO jo Rimljani in
Rimljanke potrebovale. Navzlic
razmeroma dobrim trgovskim
zvezam severom je bio jantar-
ia v Rimu zmeron premalo in
zaradi tega je bill tudi nesoraz-
merno drag. Vsak lepsi koseek
je veljal najmanj enega suznja
in bill so casi, ko je bila cena
jantarja vista kakor cena zlata.
Ko 81 je kasneje zazelela tudi
cesarica Popeja dragocene opre-
me cd jantarja, 81 njen MOI,
cesar Nero nj znal drugace po-
magati, kakor da je postal ma
sever, v. edino dezelo, odkoder
je prihajal jantar, veliko od-
pravo. Ko sc je ia vrnila in pri-
nesla S seboj velikanske kolici-
ne tega blaga, Sc je izoblikova-
la V Rimu pravcata jantarska
moda. Verizice, prstani, narocni
obroci, steklenicice "a disave,
kipci in podobice - vse je mo-
ralo biti il jantarja.
Jantar pa nj prisel do veljave
morda sele v luksuznem zivlje-
nju starega Rima. Izkopanine
kazejo, da SO re Fenicani in
Asirci dajali svojim kraljicam
V grob dragoceno jantarjevo
okrasje, in tudi re davno poprej,
v primitivni kameni dobi so sc
ljudje lepoticili z jantarjem.
Tajinstveno svojstvo te rudni-
ne, da pod doloceninni pogoji pri-
vlaci lahka telesca, je vzbudilo
v ljudstvu praznoverje, da tiee
v njej vsakovrstne skrivnostne
moci. Najstarejsi predmeti il
jantarja, XII SO Sc nasli, so bill
misljeni kot amulet "a odga-
mamie bolezni in zoper vse ne.
varnosti vojnah.
Ker pravega izvora jantarja
nihce nj poznal, so Sc napletle
krog MEGA nestete pravljice in
legende. Med najlepse pripoved-
Ike O jantariu spada nedvomno
tista o Phaetonu. V njej Sc pri-
poveduje, da je Phaetonov oce
bog sonca Helios pustil svoje.
mu sinku, da je smel en- dan vo.
diti soncni voz. Ker pa je bill de.
eek preslab, da bi mogel drzatj
konje ma povodcih, so mu usli
in tako Sc je zgodilo, da Sc je
zemlja ma nekaterih m s tih
'ozgala, drugod pa zamrznila
Posledica so Sc dandanasnje pu
scave in polarni kraji. Zevs sc
je mad Phaetonom tako razsr.
dill, da ga je pregnal v Erida'
nos, njegove sestre, XII so Ga
objokovale, pa je zaradi socust.
vovanja spremenil v topole, k
bodo morali ma veke pretakat
jantarjeve solze.
Danes je izvor jantarja do
dobra pojasnjen. Dognano, je, ds
je nastajal v terciarni dobi, ta
ko da DO NIGGA starost okrogle
~ nilijonov let. Cedil Sc je ka
kor tekoca smola il debel me
cesnovcev, XII so v subtropsken
podnebju tiste geoiosAe tdobe
rastli ma severn v nepopisni buj
nosti. Odloznine tistih davnt
propadih gozdov S smolo vred
ki je pocasi okamenela, tvorije
dandanasnji tako zvano "modrt
zemljo'. Je to zemeljska plast
izaeri piclih 300 kvadratnil
kilometrov, razprostirajoca Sc ,
preteznei delu OBJ obali who'd
ne Pru:ke. Znana so sicer tud
Sc druga naha ialiSca iantaria
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
a DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE SCALP

Your hiif roots are in your scalp. The
condition OF your HAIR does often depend
on the natural health of your scalp.
Years ago, Doctor Csrnot invented a
medioated tar formula sailed Carbonosl.
WblcR IS mixed with Sulphur, Resoroin
and Balssm OF Peru. Carbonoel IS such a
strong, powerful antiseptic and does such
fine work in helping an itchy, bumPy and
externally rrritated scalp. that many doc
tors regard it highly and prescribe it for
many scalp troubles. II your scalp needs
a double-Nrength tar formula, you can
start using Carbonoel as soon as you GET
It from your drug store. Use it for 7
DAYS, and VI YOU are not satisfied. your
dollar back. You get Carbonoel with full
directions. Use the finest medieated tar
scalp formula your money can buy. Your
HAIR and scalp deserve fine care.
In Detroit, you can get Carbonoel At
All Cunningham Drug Stores, Kinsel',
Drug Stores, Sans Cut Rate Stores, Bsrth-
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Store, on Brosdway; Macs Cut Rate Drug
Stores, and all other leading drug stores,
for one dollar. IL is all mixed and ready
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the iar
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

ror reckless driving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Soldier foPdy
Auto damage

A soldier home on furlough
from Camp Grant today began
paying off damages done to seven
automobiles he sideswiped Sunday.
Traffic Judge John ID. Watts re-
voked the driving permit OF T/5
William Ivan Burke, 23. of 1006
Monica, but withheld further pun
ishment after he agreed TO make
restitution.
Burke was arrested Sunday on
a reckless driving charge after
police testified he sideswiped four
cars one side of Buena Vista be-
tween Linwood and LaSalle, then
hit three parked cars on the
other side of the street.
Watts also sentenced three men
10 Jail after weekend arrests for
traffic violations.
Henry Soyk. II, of 34l7 Lock-
wood. and James G.. Clapper, %,
OF Mt. Clemens, drew Today sem
tences for driving without oper-
ators' licenses. Clapper's had been
revoked for "A traffic offense.
Alfred w. Nohmer, Al. OF 1893
Ferguson drew a siX-day sentence
for reckless driving,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
War Plant Owners
Ordered 10 Prison

Two war plant owners were
remanded TO the custody Of the
l.. s. marshaIs office today TO
serve penitentiary sentences.
Previously sentenced 10 two
years and fined $4,000 each. they
are Hazen William Strohben y,
Of 1850 Wesiwood, and Archie
Theodore Williams, 80, OF 13946
Staheiin. owners Of the Peerless
Engineering Co, 34l0 Gra n d
River
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Bandits Get $3.50

Two armed bandits were sought
by police today after they robbed
Charles Kuhns. rs, Of 1890 Ep-
worth of $3.50 in his tavern at
7649 Puritan shortly after Md
night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
10Th Fuhrcr
Now Il Fuller

Cpl. Sidney Fuhrer, 26, ofo12325
Broadstreet. today Joined nine
other members of the family in
receiving permission from Probate
Judge Veno Sacre TO change his
name TO Fuller.
Sidney, who served with the
32d Division in Saidor, New
Guinea, was unable TO join the
others of the family Jan. 4, 1914,
when they gave up the name of
Fuhrer because they didn't want
10 be associated with anyone like
Hitler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

The Mystery of the Vanishing
Lady. A Woman Vanished Into
Her Own Apartment IL Years
Ago and the Police Have Been
Unable to Turn Up Single Clue.
A Detailed Story of This Mys-
terry Appears I'm The American
Weekly. With Next Sundays
Issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Now! You Can Throw
Away Harsh laxatives

Here's Physicians own pwCty yso-
etobie formula DIR. Edwards Olive
Tablets - which work so gently but
oh--so horou9htyi Olive Tablets pep
up sluggish bile flow. They act on
-BorH upper and lower bowels TO give
more nGiurat-hke movement - soft,
comfortable - complete satisfaction.
Caution Use as directed. l5e, 30t. 60t.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

ADVERTISEMENT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

Santiago's police hand out
courtesy cards to petting parties
in public parks. The cards read.
please restrain. your ardor'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
Russians Fail
to Arm Ships
in Pacific Zone

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. g.
(PD-Soviet Russia has issued 10
orders. TO arm and camouflage
her vast Pacific Merchant Fleet
coincident with her declaration
of war against Japan, Moore
Mccormick Steamship Co. the
USSR's American Commercial
agents here, has informed a re-
porter.
Flying the hammer and sickle
and emblazoned with red and
white lettering, Russian Mer-
chantmen plying between Pa
cific Coast Ports and Vladivo-
stok heretofore have been given
safe passage by Japanese patrol
craft.
Vladiyostok's main exit from
the sea Of Japan, however, has
been the narrow La Perouse
Strait between the Japanese
-northernmost home Stand OF
Hokkaido and the Japanese
controlled half of the island OF
Karafuto.
X. c. Trip, general manager
of Moore Mccormick, said yes
terday he expected instructions
hourly from Moscow for the
protection OF the Soviet Cargo
vessels. Much of the traffic,
however, has been routed from
the Atlantic >seaboard since "
Z Day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

The average cost of making a
movie film has been estimated
at 100000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
Strike Idle
Expected to
Slump Soon
By the Associated Press

A cut in the nations strike
total from the current $4,000 ap-
peared likely today in view Of
probable settlement Of three
major work stoppages IN Detroit
involving some $4,000 persons.
The settlements, if effected
would have the total number
of workers idled by strikes and
Walkouts across the country to
around $1,000, which would be
the lowest figure in the past sew
eral weeks.
Negotiations resumed today
between the Detroit Retail-Lum-
Der Dealers Association and ALL
officials over the dispute which
has closed about 200 Lumber
yards and -idled approximately
10000 workers. An early end
ing of the walkout was indicated
after yesterdays meeting.
Closing Of the yards in the
Detroit area by management re-
suited from a strike last month
in y yards. The AFL Carpen-
tiers district council had demand
ed wage increases and closed
shop.
A special investigation hear
ing was called today in Detroit
by the Regional War Labor
Board in the shutdown of two
Detroit Steel Products company
plants stemming from strikes IN
volving 1000 employees.
Also in the motor city, some
1000 workers in the three plants
OF the Federal Mogul corporation
closed for II days, were sum-
moned to a back to-Work NEE
ing Of local 202, UAW-ClO. A
Union official said new develop
ments' had arisen in the dispute
which followed discharge of two
union stewards.
A strike Of more than two
weeks by 800 employees at the
Libby Mcneil and Libby plant
IN Portland, Ore, ended yester-
day, while near Klamath Falls,
Ore, 400 workers in three log
ging camps quit work after a
" atchman refused to join Go
union.
No important changes were re-
ported in some two dozen other
stoppages.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
Legs Shot-Off, Young
Soldier Killed Three Japs

Thomas of 1856 Tully street,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
A former farmer and timber
worker, once refused for army
\ service because Of a heart con-
dition, Thomas was leading mis-
platoon TO Japanese positions on
a ridge in the ZambaleS noun
tains, bucking heavy enemy fire
An enemy b IN b suddenly
blew off both of Thomas's legs
below the knees. He screamed
out but almost Immediately re-
sumed shooting his rifle. An en-
envy bullet put the rifle out OF
commission but Thomas refused
medical aid until ne had fluns his
last two grenades at the enemy
position.
"His courage and devotion TO
duty have become a legend in
his regiment (the 129th Infantry
and an inspiration to all his fell
low soldiers" was the tribute
of Col. w. c.. Shelton, his regl-
mental commander.
The War Department citation
on Thomas deed said his effec-
tive fire after receiving fatal
wounds prevented the repulse
of his platoon and assured the
capture Of the position
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

The cuckoo can sing with its
bill closed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
Child Unwanted
in Divorce Suit
ofMoher; ~

EAST DETROIT - Because
she neither knew the present
whereabouts Of her six-year-old
child, nor asked for It's custody
IN her divorce petition, an at
tractive 23-year-old woman -
once a child-bride of less than
than Is years-on Monday was
unsuccessful in freeing herself
from husband she left six
years ago.
Her petition for divorce was
suspended by visiting Judge
Clifford Bishop. of Flint, pend
ing submission Of proofs by the
woman as to the wher abouts o.
her child and its security and
we'll being. Until such a time as
proofs are entered. Judge Bish
op said, no divorce decree VIII
be issued.
The divorce petitioner was
Frieda VIM, a diminutive bru
nette, who was represented in
court by James Segesta, Eas.
Detroit attorney.
Under questioning by her at
torney and Judge Bishop, the
woman said she had been mar
red TO Earl Bruce VIM in Caro-,
Mich, on Oct. 81, 1887. She
said she endured nearly two
years Of neglect on has part, cit
ed drunkenness and desertion as
+ the reason why she left him in
1899.
Her child. Shirley Ann, was
born Dec. 20, 1888, and was six
months old when she left hus-
band and child. the woman petit
tiener said She said her owe
parents did not want her To
bring the child home to them,
The last time she saw her nus
band and daughter, Mrs. VIM
testified was three and one-half
years ago. She did not explain
the circumstances or tell the
court where or how she had
been making her living in the
six years of her separation.
Her petition for divorce mere
ly asked severance from her
husband. Judge Bishop made it
clear that before decree would
be considered the court would
have TO know whether the child
is being cared for and other
factors in the case.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
housekeeping Planes Aid
Formers in Field 'Dustinq'

Three or four dustings are re-
quired each season extending
over a six-week period. Dust is
applied at the rate of approxi-
mately Is pounds to an acre the
first time, increasing to 80 or
40 pounds for the fourth ap-
plication. The cost ranges from
IL to Is cents a pound.
Arsenicals, copper and dust
ing sulphur are included in the
compound.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
Ancient Buggy Top
Makes Movie Debut

COLUMBUS, O. - W.H - A
1904 automobile manufactured
by the old Columbus Buggy Co.,
is being used in the movie.
Captain Eddie" the story of
Columbus-bor Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker.
The ancient auto was sold to
goth Century Fox by Mrs.
H. Gravett, its owner, last year.
1t has buggy wheels, an en-
CINE hood like a short coffin,
a folding buggy top and kero-
sene lanterns on the side.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-P9
With both legs blown off, Pfc
William II. Thomas kept fighting
long enough to kill three Japan
csc and permit his outfit to cap
ture an enemy position on Luzon.
The exploit of the 22-year-old
Brinkley, Ark, infantryman vas
told today in a War Department
announcement OF posthumous
award of the Congressional Med
al of Honor. 1t will be presented
TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

HASTINGS, Neb.-WD-In-
sects will have less chance to
operate in Nebraska, now that
the state has replaced the old
power busters and sprayers
with the housekeeping air.
plane.
Farmers, who long have been
troubled by the potato insect,
Colorado beetle, fela beetle,
psyllides and leaf hoppers be-
lieve the airplane and a special
dust compound will put an end
to their troubles.
Although busting pota I o
fields by airplane is in its ex-
perimental stage in Nebraska,
% other states have reported
excellent results" from the
newly originated, time-saving
idea. Cotton. tobacco, peas, on
ions and cabbages have been
treated by plane.
With the acute shortage of
farm workers, commercial po-
tato growers laud the airplane
for treating 1000 acres of land
in two hours, when the old
conventional system called for
several days to complete the
task. weather permitting.
Field busting usually is done
about dawn. Experts claim that
in early morning the wind is at
minimum and there is a GER
tain amount of dew on the
vines, helping to set the dust
the foliage. The plane flies four
to feet above the produce.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

FORT DEVENS. Mass UP
A motorless jeep gives Lowell
general hospital patients a
chance TO find out whether
they're still capable of driving
despite their physical limita-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
Vehicles VS.. Pedestrians

CHICAGO Up-Approximate-
~ rs per cent of the deaths re-
sulting from automobile accl-
dents in urban areas are caused
bv collisions between vehicles
and pedestrians, according to the
Chicago Motor Club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

The armadillo kills snakes by
rolling on them and cutting
them to pieces with its jagged,
saWtooth armOr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

his induction. He was employed d
at Leece Neville Co. and induct-
ed in March !, l945. and trained
at Great Lakes and was sent
overseas in June 1914 to help
freeing the Filipinos from the
Japs.
EN- Nc Richard kirschner be-
lore induction was a very active
member OF Branch 35 and Direc-
tor OF the Club; he is a member
of the Cleveland East Junior
Club. the St. Johns Ev. Luth.
Church and of the Masonic Raw
mer Lodge No. 6S5. Dick as he
was called at home looks fine in
his regular Uniform with the
three stripes but look at him in
this picture. 1t seems Dick has
been kept very busy SO he had
no time to shave and the result
is nice beard. Keep up that good
spirit Dick and help bringing
Victory soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-08

November Is. 1914. Pic. Kna'I
was a very we'll loved and active
member al the st. John, I.uth-
ern Church, Isl Eddy Road. the
Cleveland East luHiors Club
Branch 55 of the Central Yer.
band.
All Cleveland SaxOns feel the
great loss and express their heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved
family.
HE will never be forgotten, 10,
he was truly respected and loved
by all-both officers and men
for his remarkable personalit !,
and character.
81 personally knew him arG
admired him for those inner qua
lities of faith that he revealed t,
me on many instances He dice
h.ravely and co,,rageousi was
buried with military honors anc
appropriate religious services
These are the words taken from
a letter written at the Hq OF th'
6th Armored Division by Chap
lain S. T. Orr Jr.. to Mrs. Mari;
knall. l41S East 6Sth St. Cleve
land. the mother OF Pic Michae
A. knall