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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
MISC. Ohio, Wayne
Plan Triple Meet
Meet for Contests
in Three Sports

EAST LANSING, Feb. 10
R)-Michigan State will meet
Ohio State and Wayne Univer-
sites and Wheaton College here
tomorrow in fencing, track and
wrestling.
Spartan foilsmen will meet
Ohio State at 100 (EWT). A
return meet is scheduled March
3, at Columbus.
At 2:30 States thin-clads will
meet Wayne for the first time
indoors. State was defeated in
its first dual meet with Ohio
State, rs to 81. The Spartan
relay team placed second to
Notre Dame in last weeks Mich
igan relays.
The partans' undefeated
wrestling team will close its
season in a return meet with
Wheaton at 8 pm. In a previous
meeting, State won % to 8.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
Reveal How Hole in Wall
Kept Prisoners Supplied

plies of rice and beans through
the tiny hole, Alcuaz made long
slim bags which could be squeez-
ed through. 1t took more than
two hours TO pass through 600
pounds of canned meat about
every other day.
RAISE FUND
Using bank drafts and pledges
of internees, Alcuaz contacted
numerous wealthy men in Ma
Mia and obtained funds for
Santo Tomas civilians by which
he could finance the black
market life within camp.
Several times it meant snug
Cling supplies through very
tight japanese guard where the
slightest slip-up meant ruin.
Alcuaz was under suspicion
but the Japanese never could
put their finger on the opera
tons. He was taken to prison
and questioned eight times but
released.
81 don't drink" he said shrug-
ging, but | used to keep an
open bottle of rum in my office
and when the guards approach
ed | swabbed my face with rum
to appear intoxicated"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

SANTO TOMAS. Manila, Feb
16 - tP) - There's hole in
the wall at Santo Tomas meas
uring three inches by twelve
through which passed thousands
of pound of food and medicine
and millions Of pesos that kept
hundreds of internees alive
through three years of starva-
ton.
It was so ingeniously oper-
ated, this hole in the wall
smuggling ring, that it was new
er discovered by the japanese
despite frequent frantic searches
and Investigations.
The key man was Luis De
Alcuaz. a quiet unassumins
chemistry professor and secre-
tary TO the vice chancellor OF
the University of Tomas.
RETAINED OFFICE
AS a university official he was
permitted to maintain his office
along the west wall Of the
camp.
When the deliberate Starva-
ton program became serious and
medicines were exhausted, AL
cuaz brought supplies through
the gate into his office and con-
cealed them there. He cut a tiny
hole in the wall between his Of
flee and the dormitory housing
single interned men.
Then. each night, Alcuaz sig
nailed that he was ready to
pass supplies by loudly slam
ming three filing cabinet draw
ers. If safe to proceed, the in
ternee guards on the other side
answered with three knocks.
To pass relatively bulky sup
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
MISC Cage Star
Dies i'm Action

EAST LANSING, Feb. 49,
tPp-Capt. Max O. Hindman, 81,
who was a star of the Michigan
State college basketball squad
in 1889, 1910, and 1941, was
killed in action Nov. II while
leading his men on German soil,
relatives have advised the col
lege athletics department.
Hindman was co-captain and
high scorer of States 1941 bas-
ketball squad, and a member
of the famous Gary Gang
that helped State defeat Long
Island University in Madison
Square Garden that year. His
home was in Gary, Ind.
He was the 34th Michigan
State athlete to lose his life in
the war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
Spectacular Blaze
Razes Iron Plant
One Man Burned
TO Death in South

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb.
16 - (P1 - A spectacular fire
destroyed plant No. 2 of the
Columbian Iron Works late last
night and at least one man was
burned to death.
The body, unidentified, was
removed from the ashes early
today.
The plant, engaged in making
artillery shells, was operating
around the clock. The two-story
block long building was aflame
its entire length.
Firemen saved nearby indus
trial plants which were en-
dangered.
There was no estimate of the
damage and no official statement
as to what caused the fire.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
Would Provide Curbs
on Racial Prejudice

LONDON, Feb. Is - (P) -
Joseph Curran, president of the
CLOS National Maritime Union.
urged today that the proposed
new World Trade Union Feder-
alton include machinery to bat
tie discrimination based on race,
color or creed.
The CIO official proposed that
a special department in the in
ternational labor set-up should
investigate, educate and give
publicity to instances of dis
elimination.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

More than 100000 miles of
railway lines, $4,000 miles Of
Steamship lines; 100000 miles of
airways and 10000 miles of
motor truck lines are employed
by Railway Express Agency in
every corner of the country, to-
gether with $4,000 offices in
handling express shipments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
Hope Judge Falls Often
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-WP,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-UH-
More Marion county prisoners
undoubtedly wish that Judge
John L. McNelis would slip on
the ice and fall again. For the
last time the judge did this, he
ordered two prisoners to clean
the ice off the sidewalk and
then granted them each a re-
lease a week early.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

A new self-contained flight
vibration recorder so light it
can be held comfortably on the
lap of the observer now simpli-
flies study of airplane vibration
and flutter during flight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

total $43, 100000 by the end Of
this fiscal year June 80. instead
of the $25,O00,0O0 to $4,000.
900 estimated ny state fiscal Of
ficers, and said he would have
someone come to Lansing to
prove this to Kelly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

Twin babies squalled over the
long-distance phone to their
daddy in Hawaii. Price $36-for
crying out loud!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

He said that the CIO was
lessening discrimination against
negroes in the United States.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

A joint meeting of the AM
erican Legion and Auxiliary
will be held on Washington S
Birthday, Feb. %, in the Cook
Hotel in this village. F. Scott
Burke will act as chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
Feeling "Punk y?

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
Richmond

RICHMOND-Mrs. IneZ Rob
inson will entertain in her home
on Monday evening for the
members of the Diversity club.
Mrs. Arthur Rowley will give a
book review. Roll call will be
answered by naming a favorite
book.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

At the meeting of the Com
munity club held at the Rich
mond Hotel, Supt. NJ. Grouse
was elected president. Other Of
ficers elected were, first vice
president, Ray Houston; second
vice president, E. w. Priestap;
secretary. Ralph Bulla and treas
urer, j. Guy Fletcher.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16
BETTER CAR Care PAYING
0UT"IN 41A WAR-WINTER!
Many cars give "up.to.par"
performance will last longer,
too! Get these benefits through
your STANDARD Oil Dealers
better car care program.

Sticky sludge q building up In
many thousands of cars this win.
ter. It always does in winter
but it's especially bad this year
because of rationed, short-trip
driving. Sludge tends to clog oil
lines and screens and may lead to
burned-out bearings and scored
cylinders.
Better change oil every go days,
or at 1000 ,miles-whichever
comes first. Get sludge- resistant,
low-in-engine-carbon, easiest-on.
the-battery motor oi-Stand-
ards Iso-Vis 10 w. And sec your
Standard Oil Dealer frequently
for these ife-giving services:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

The World Day Of Prayer was
held this Friday afternoon in
the Richmond Congregational
church. The members of three
churches. Methodist, Evangelical
and Congregational planned the
services.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-16

Mrs. E. N. Mcintosh will be
hostess to the members of the
Richmond Woman's club when
they meet in her home on Mon
day, Feb. 10. Mrs. Paul Hirt of
Mount Clemens will be the guest
speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Lansing LITER
Gets Hearing

LANSING, Oct. 4 (UP)-The
parole board today announced a
public hearing Will be held oct. 9
on the proposed parole OF Charles
6. White, 3S, Lansing, who has
served II years OF a life sentence
under the Habitual Criminal Act.
White was sentenced Sept %.
teeS, by judge Leland w Carr,
now member of the state
supreme court. following his con-
vicuon a. fourth felony offender.
His record includes three ConyiC-
tionS for auto thclt and one for
breaking and entering.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Wessborg Dies;
Retired Educator

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 4-Erlc 5.
Nessborg. 70. for p years mem
Ser of the Saginaw board OF edu-
.ation is dead al his home here.
After teaching manual training
n Saginaw school from 1908 TO
1908. he entered the manuiactur-
ne business.
He later became assistant super
ntendent OF schools at Saginaw
md was appointed superintendent
II the Michigan Employment In
,titution for the Blind IN 1929 and
Mas reappointcd IN 1888.
He retired four years ago and
.ame TO Kalamazoo 10 make MS
1Onne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Temperance Man Held
In Crash Fatal 10 Kin

MONROE. oct. - Coleman
Monroe Patterson, 39. Of nearby
Temperance was held 10 circuit
court today under $1,000 bail on
a manSlaughter charge as driver
Of an auto IN which his brother
Leon, Of Atlanta was killed Sept
y in collision with a truck on
TclcCraDh road ncar Brio
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Prosecutors 10 Meet

SAGINAW. Oct. 1 Prosecutor
Donald w. Gilbert Will leave to-
lay to attend the annual three
lay convention OF Michigan pros
scutorS starting tomorrow Al
Blaney Park IN the Upper PENN
MI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-15

There's no telling when that
1900, 900 tons of sugar in Java
will be available for export. In
ternal conditions in Java are re-
Sponsible.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-15
Cpl. Haire And
1t. johnson Meet
Ashe County Boys Make 1000
Mile Trip Together In
Pacific Area

Cpl. Robert C. Haire, son of Mr..
James Hare, ST., of West Jeffer-
son, was another witness to the
typhoon which struck Okinawa on
October 10. Cpl. Hare, Who is
engaged in radio control tower
duty stationed at lie Shema, re-
ported that he spent one day and
night in a ditch without food or
: shelter, while the wind raced by
at maximum speed of 1875 miles
per hour. He, fortunately was un-
harmed, even though the island
was completely striped of it's
tents, air craft and all other NOV
able objects.
Three days after the storm, It.
Joe johnson, a former Ashe coun-
'ty man, son of Mrs. Nettie John
son, of Asheville, landed on lie
'Shema. Johnson, who is station
ed in Tokyo, flies a CAT trans
port plane. He was en- route to
the Netherlands, and, after Sc
curing permission from Garland's
commanding officer, took Cpl.
Hare with him. From there,
they went to Luzon and then to
Boik, in the Netherland East In
dies. When Cpl. Hare returned
to his base, he had travelled more
than 1000 miles of the Western
Pacific, and had crossed the equa-
tor twice. In his recent letter to
his father, he reported ''it was
grand trip and Johnson is grand
pilot"
Garland has been in the serv-
ice for the past q months and
was recently awarded the Bronze
Star Medal. He plans to return
to the States soon after the first
of the year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-15
Brown Awaiting
Naval Discharge

Charles L. Brown, SM-3C, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brown,
Falls Church, Va, is at the navy's
personnel separation center, at
Memphis, Tenn, waiting to be re-
turned to civilian life. Seaman
Brown, who spent 46 months in
the navy, saw 80 months of sea
duty, serving in the Pacific, At
lantic and the European theater
of operations. He wears the good
conduct medal and commenda-
tons for Sicily, Italy, Luzon,
Two Jima, Okinawa and Japan,
after participating in six inva-
Sions, and also wears two battle
stars.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-15

Europe faces critical food
shortages. Food supplies pro-
duced there this year are a fifth
below prewar, says the BAE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13

Smart for town and country wear
Is 2 plaid Jacket Of red, green and
yellow, combined with q green
skirt. Wear it with scufies for the
casual outdoor life. Business and
college girls are sewing their own
suits this year, and putting their
savings into Victory Bonds.
.@ u. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13

v velikemu stevilu ma veselico
in $ seboj pripeljalo svoje pri-
jateje, da Sc medsebojno spo-
znamo. Zdaj je vojne konec, to-
rel, bodimo zopet veseli. ~
Ne bonn dosti opisovala, ker
vsak Clan in clanica Sc zaveda
svoje dolznosti, da je treba ma
prireditvi delati in maj bo vsak
ma svojemu mestu. Nase kuha.
rice so ze preskrbele "a dobrote,
nasi fantje bartenderji bodo pa
postregli dobro pijaco.
Cenjeno obcinstvo Sc vabi, da
Sc nam pridruzite in Sc z nami
veselite nekaj uric. Plesazeljnim
bono gotovo ustregli, ker vsak
Sc lahko zavrti oh zvokih Vad.
nalove godbe. Pri mas bo obilo
zabave jutri veeer, torej, pridru.
Ute Sc nam in zadovoljni boste v
krogu Washingtoncev!
Mrs. Antonia Tomle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13
uredllll<ova
po$ta !.
Zahvala

Vsem nasim neutrudljivim de-
lavcem Sc Honor Roll odbor
Slow. del. donna ma Waterloo Rd.
lepo zahvaljujemo, ker ste vsi
pridno pomagali. Cd nekaterih
drustev in zenski odsek ste Sc v
resnici tocno odzvali in nam po-
magali vse skozi do pozne ure.
Vsem bodi izrecena hvala "a iz-
vrstno delo, XII ste ga izvrsili v
prid nasim fantom, XII so zaslu-
zili, da jih pocastimo, ko so Sc
sli bojevat "a domovino in ne
kateri tudi placali S svojim ziv-
ljenjem.
To delo smo priceli in ga mo-
ramo koncati. Apeliramo ma vse
obcinstvo, da Sc nam pridruzi,
ker vec ko> mas bo vecji be
uspeh. V soboto, 13. okt. imamo
zopet sejo ter Sc prosi, da Sc
nam pridruzite. Pridite vsi "a
stopniki, ker imamo vec stvarj
"a ukrepati in slisali boste po
rocilo veselice, XII je bila ler
uspeh " vseh ozirih.
Hvala vsemu obcinstvu "a po
set te priredbe, tisti, XII pa Sc Sc
niste odzvali, upamo, da Sc nam
pridruzite. Torej, pridite ma Sc
jo nocoj OBJ 7.30 uri v citalniskih
prostorih. Pozdrav vsem!
Mrs. Antonia Tomle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13
Veselica drustva
Washinqton st. 80 ZSZ

Prijazno vabilo ma druStveno
veselico v zgornji dvorani SLOW.
del. donna ma Waterloo Rd., ka.
tero priredi drustvo Washington
st. 80 ZSZ jutri, v nede1jo, a.
oktobra. Pricetek OBJ 7.3O uri
Igral DO priljubljeni Vadnalov
orkester.
Nase druStvo priredi lie enc
veselico ma leto, in ker so seje
ze itak bolj slabo obiskane, Sc
pricakuje, da DO clanstvo prislo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13

|nih gozdovih. Sonce je ugasnilo.
Malo kasneje je zaplavala tenn
ma senca preko planine.
"Jezes, jezes! V tel sedi ljubi
bog!" je zaklicala Kristina. ITO
vem."
'Kaj postavate vsi tn okoli?''
Sc je oglasil Leonhard ostrim,
jasnim glasom. "Pozenite zivino
v stajo! Sanschi, drzi Vojvodo
trdno, prokleto! Odtrgal Sc bo,
takoj Sc bo zapodil med teleta
In ii, Hermina, pogasi YES ogenj
v koci. Kmalu bo prihrumel We
ter"
Kristijan Tschludi, Luka Stei-
ger in Sc par Sc jih je pojavilo,
da bi pomagali. Krave so spra-
viii v stale. Tam so stale zdaj v
temi dodge vrste in stresale svo-
je zvonce. Vojvoda II. je pihal in
rjovel, sc nenadoma odtrgal in
skocil med krave. Kletje in
zmerjanja so donela po staji.
Palice Sc paddle po njegovem
hrbtu. Prokleli so ga v peklen-
ski ogenj, toda prekasno! Zlocin
je bill storjen. Prostovoljno je
korakal zopet v ograd.
Par tezkih kapelj je pljuskni-
10 ma nizko streho. Leseno ogro-
die koc je jecalo.
"Zdaj prihaja! O nebesa! vi
har! Sakramentr'
Nenadoma je bilo vse kakor
pometeno. Teman, silen zastor
je OWL planino in zamolklo je
napolnilo ozracje.
Tereza Sc je vrnila v koco. Pa.
stirji so sedeli v molcecih CRU
cab. Par izmed njih je nezauplji.
vo pogledovalo Terezo.
(DaHe prihodmTt)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

V Montani so Sc pri dveh pod
jetjih vrnili ma delo clani AFL
unije v lesni industriji, medtem
ko Sc stavka pri drugih podjet-
jih v petih drzavah, XII je bila
oklicana vsled mezdnega spora,
Sc vedno nadaljuje.
Po sedmih tednih stavke It's
karjev pri treh casopisih v San
Antonio, Texas, je bill med unijo
in izdajatelji dosezen sporazum.
Reakcija dviga hrup
v kongresu
Reakcijonarji obeh strank v
kongresu so danes priceli We
liko agitacijo "a strozje zakone
proti stavkam. Vec kongresni-
kov zahteva crtanje obstojece
Smith, h-Connally postave, XII da-
je delavskim unijam, da po 30
dnevnem predhodnem naznanilu
obdrzijo stavkovna glasovanja.
Ii krogi pravijo, da bodo "a
htevali sprejem novega zakona,
XII DO napravil delavce in delo-
dajalce "enako odgovorne" "a
upostevanje delovnih dogovo-
rOV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-13
TEREZA, ETlENNE
TNEINI YNTTTEr
JOHN KNITTED.


oziral v memo okno, XII je bilo
odprto. Ia trenutek je ugleda]
njene blede roke, XII so Sc H.
tegnile v mesecino, da bi zaprle
debele lesene oknice.
Nato je sedel in dolgo casa
strrnel v koco. Oci je upiral v
oknice, poln upanja, da Tereza
morebiti kuka skozi spranje
Poln vro6ega hrepenenja in ven.
dar poln kesanja je sedel tu
Koncno je pogledal ma uro. Ia
krat je opazil, da je izgubil svo:
okrasek. Odtrgal sc je drobne
srebrne verizice. Sci je nazaj '
globel, da bi ga poiskal, pa ga
nj vec nasel. Pograbil je lescer'
DO in Sc odpravil ma pot prot
Gamu.
Diva dni nato je stala Tereza
kasno popoldne pred koco ir
opazovala zacudeno nick, be-
oblak, XII Sc je popolnoma osam.
lien vlekel po sredi doline
Skrivnostno Sc je pomikal ma
pref kakor nebeska bojna ladjs
ma obhodni strait. Dolga vista
kosmatih pomoznih Get il je sle'
dila v majhni razdalji. Din vro
cega vetra je udarjal Terezi '
lica in zacutila je, kako Sc il je
udrl znoj.
Vojvoda II. Sc je nenadoms
pojavil pri koci in eden izmec
moz ga je trdno privezal. Malc
nato je prikopitale z vseh stra'
nj krave in sc ustavile v sose.
scini staj, creda nadloznih pre-
zvekovalcev.
Nato je stopil ma prag star
Karli.
"Da, koncno lie prihaja nevih
ta," je dejal "Jungfrau 81 ze ma
deva ovratnik, poglejte! Izzs
Finsteraarhorna Sc dvigajo me
gle. To bo svinjarija in Sc da
nes zvecer. Toda prokleto je bile
potrebno, to pa moran reci."
Vel je pipo il ust. "Ei! Hi!'
Izpljunil je streno slime skora.
tri metre dalec.
"Poglejte, kako ia bedasti bill
zvraca oci, hi, hi, hi!" In po
kazal je mladega bika.
"ze cd veeraj Sc kuha," i
pristavila Hermina. "Poglej tjs
proti Lindbachu! HUI! Hu! VISA
ko sekundo je temnejse in tenn
nejse."
"Hu! Zdaj prihaja!" je "a
klicala Kristina. "Bozja jeza pri
haja. Glejte kako Sc bliska tan
v daljavi!"
ia, in poglejte!!' je nadalje
val start Karli in pokazal S svo'
jo pipo proti spodaj lezecemu
travniku. "Tam cepi Lahinja
Cd zadaj jo poznam, rdecin
robcem ma glavi! Ona prinass
mad mas jezo nasega gospods
boga! In Jakob je Sci S Kazimir,
jem v goro! Da, da, pred vece'
rom ne bo izbruhnilo, to pra'
vim JAZZ, toda &c pride, otroci
potem vzemite sveto pismo ir
molite k bogu!'
Zamolklo, zategnjeno bobne.
ME daljnega groma je odmeva.
10 okoli koc.
Ma dolgo razgnan oblak Sc je
plazil zdaj po strmih stenah
Wildfluhja. Drugi Sc je dviga]
v globinah doline in Sc pomika]
pocasi navzgor. Raztezal sc je
in krcil, sc zadeval in odbija]
Cd pecin, Sc vii po globelih in cr.