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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
LIFE WITH SALT
On THE SIDE
BY E. V. DURLING

all my clothes from hats to
shoes"
SO states a young matron OF
Chicago.
That is about the fiftieth let
ter / have received from Chi
cago in which wife, after tell
ing how wonderful her husband
is, says he also buys her hats.
Those Chicago husbands seem
10 have their wives well
trained.
Guess I will have our Horses
g. Women experts do some spe-
cial research in Chicago with a
view toward getting some good
material for our files on wife
training.
BY the way, If any other Chi.
cago wife informs this depart
ment her husband buys her hats
will she please enclose a snap
shot of herself wearing one Of
the hats. My girl friend wants
10 see IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
PASSING BY

ERANK O'DWYER. brother Of
j the mayor elect Of New
York. Frank, who is over SIX
feet tall and weighs 297 is a
California farmer. lie IS a very
genial and even tempered fell
low; the only time he gets
angry is when somebody sug-
gestS that Texas grapefruit IS
better than either Florida or
California grapefruit.
JANET GAYNOR. Film star
OF yesteryear. She is given 10
the wearing of very high hats.
Don't know the technical name
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
sALLIEs IN OUR ALLEY.

DERRY COMO and Louis
Il Prima were discussing
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20

PEhf Ell HUSBAND
81 CONSIDER my husband so
Il perfect he IL practically n
fugitive from heaven. He selects
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" which family
beautiful
famyhe
always-these a Christmas
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Massacre of the.
Holy Innocents

Childermas, on December %, COM
memorates the massacre of the Holy
Innocents.
King Herod, directing the Wise
Men to Bethlehem, asked them to re-
turn to him after they had found the
Holy Child. When the Magi, hav-
ing been warned in a dream, de-
parted from Judea without revisit
ing Herod, the King considered him
self to have been Knocked and, in
anger, ordered that all the boys in
Bethlehem under two years old
should be put to death.
Greek liturgy sets the number OF
children slain at $4,000; the Syr-
ians estimate $4,000 we're murdered,
and medieval literature reports
l44,000 modern writer's have re-
duced the estimates to coincide with
possibilities and one author, basing
his conjecture upon the fact that
Bethlehem was a small town, says
the total number probably did not
exceed 10 or IL.
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The Twelve Days
Of Christmas
"On the first day of Christmas my
true love sent to me
A PARTRIDGE in a near tree"

"On the first day of Christmas my
true love sent to me
A partridge in a pear tree"
According to the traditional carol
''The Twelve Days of Christmas" a
certain young lady received, from
her true love, appropriate gifts on
each day of the Christmas season.
The young man proceeded eau
tiously, at first: partridge, two
turtle doves, three French hens; not
until the eighth, ninth and tenth
days, did he really plunge into the
spirit, sending:
"Eight maids a-milking, nine ladies
dancing, ten lords a-leaping."
Epiphany brought the grand
finale:
"Twelve pipers piping, eleven
drummers drumming, ten lords
a-leaping, nine lacies dancing,
eight maids a-milking, seven
swans a-swimming, six geese
a-laying, five gold rings, four coIly
birds, three French hens, two tur-
tie doves, and a partridge in a
pear tree"
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Many Superstitions

Mistletoe was connected with
many superstitions of the ancient
Germans and the British Druids.
The custom of kissing under the mis-
tletoe at Christmas is probably
traceable to the high esteem in
which the plant was held by the an
clients.
Legend has it that mistletoe was
considered remedy for epilepsy
and convulsions, but the plant seems
to have no medical properties. de-
spite its present use in Brittany.
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QhM@hoMI1|z'Rg
|U1h 80 Is

Worn linOleum can be brought
back to life by using a special paint
made by several of the larger
manufacturers.
Marks caused by matches struck
on painted surface usually can
be removed by rubbing them with
a cut lemon.
For indoor painting a high gloss
paint is the best because it pro-
vides smooth surface that sheds
dirt and is easily cleaned.
Soaking clothes overnight is not
desirable, as the long soaking has
a tendency to let the dirt freed
from clothes settle back into the
fabric.
Browning chief., 1945-12-14
North Berries Best

There is an insignificant member
of the mistletoe family which lives
in the north and uses the spruce tree
as a host. 1t is very small and q
dull brown in color. The mistletoe
used for Christmas decorations
grows no farther north than New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
In Brittany the mistletoe is still
called "herbe de la croix" and its
berries are crushed and strained
into oil and taken as a cure for fever
and for imparting vigor.
Browning chief., 1945-12-14
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

AUCTIONEER-Your property will sell
Better at auction. Call Bill Hagen, Auc-
doneer. Bit and Spur Office. Billings, ont.
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INSTANT RELIEF OR MONEY RE-
FUNDED. Colds, asthma, catarrh, lung
trouble. Pocket size, 81. Prevents nasal,
ehroat trouble. Order today. or send for
free circular. Cutler Laboratories, p. o.
Box 7158. Sta. G, Los Angeles 81, Calf.
Q NATIONAL ELECTRIC Cash Registers,
clerk keys. 500 ring up. In good condition,
200 each. PHONE 32i or write BOX 365,
CODY, WYOMING.
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8ElEE5TSaff
STAGE(ScREENRk0lO'
eleased by Western Newspaper Union.
By VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
COLLIER
" helped Paulette Goddard
deceive Charlie Chaplin when
Paulette was Mrs. c., and
doesn't mind telling about it.
''Mr. Chaplin preferred that
his wife should be the lady of
his house and should give up
any thought of an acting ca
reer," says she. But Paulette
was ambitious. So Miss Collier,
whose name has long been famous
in the theater, coached her at every
opportunity. "And we just didn't tell
Charles anything about it," she
adds. She's seen in 'Kitty," in which
Paulette stars. Miss Collier has
helped many another actress; the
list includes Mary Pickford, Norma
Shearer, Claudette Colbert. But
husbands didn't have to be deceived
in their cases.
Larry Brooks took his name from
that of famous theatrical costume
firm-walked in to have a costume
fitted, walked out Brooks" Now
singing opposite 10 Stafford on the
air on CHS Tuesday nights, he's also
singing leading role on the stage
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OOK the Christmas receive this Notice how
II something family
Christmas when all thinking about those far
The family the the CENTER above will duplicated
Christmas American homes everywhere and since
thereby, all friends share in
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1ENAAF 0LOCATED in the Heart of
kS064I Butte's Business District. -.
HOTEL s1 Fe5Is sn ssD . Eeo",,s.t -eo%ter,
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in "Song of Norway; he's come a
long way from the radio station in
Hartford, Conn.,, where he worked
for three seasons. Between times
he's had movie contract that took
him to Hollywood but did no more
for him. and sung in night club.
Teresa Wright says, at should be
my turn next" and means her turn
to make picture based on a book
by her husband, Niven Busch. Jen-
infer Jones stars in his "Duel in the
Sum-; when RKO makes his "They
Dream of Home" Dorothy Mcclure
will star. Meanwhile, Teresa is ap-
pearing in Paramount's 1.-THE I'M
perfect Lady," opposite Ray Mil
land, and biding her time.
After search lasting for months,
Columbia Pictures chose Scotty
Beckett for the role of AL Jolson as
a young man in the technicolor mu-
sical tentatively called "The AL Jol-
son Story" Becket's last screen ap-
pearance was in Junior Miss"
With rain sweeping over Holly
wood, and attacks of flu claiming
one actor after another, Producer
Joe Kaufman was lucky. Kane Rich
mond, Barbara Reed and Rebel
Randall, leads in "The Shadow"
which Kaufman is directing, were
all boWled over and had to stay
home. But Kaufman evidently had
rabbits foot in his pocket; they
didn't take to their beds till the day
after the picture was finished.
Bonita Granville's certainly grow
ing up; she shoots her first man in
MOnogram'3 "Glamour Girl" 1t
stars Belita, the ice skating baller-
ina, but this isn't one of the stand
ard plots that ice skaters usually
draw-"Glamour Grip is an emo
tional story which ends in violent
death. "Dillinger" is one of Mouo-
grams pet pictures; somebody
called "Glamour Girl" "Dillinger
on Ice."
Bill Gargan returned to Repub-
lies studio for the first time since
1885 when he checked in for his role
in Murder in the Music Hail." star
ring Vera Hruba Ralston. Last
time I was here there was one pro-
lection room and one sound STAGE"
he remarked as he looked around.
Republic has 16 stages now.
Orson Welles has expressed more
than polite interest in politics of
late-the next national election may
find him running for senator Mean
while. he's heard as a commenta-
tor on the American network Sum
days, is producing, directing and
starring in "The Stranger" playing
the part of a magician in Harold
Lloyd's 1.-THE Sin of Harold Diddle-
bock," and appearing regularly
with Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy.
ODDS AND ENDS-Howard Freemen
spent sir months OF dieting, to lose 80
pounds-then put the Weight on again in
three toeeks. to play the fat Spanish king in
"Monsieur Beaucdire." ;. On Meet Me
1t ParkyS broadcast an actress said one
~ord, "No"-and got S46.58 for ii, regular
nay tor long part. More than 1000
riusicians. l55 top name band leaders and
more than 400 singers hare appeared on
Spotlight Bands" during the past three
wears on the air. Hka Chase pishes
'ou'd prite her about your pet peeues-
he's collecting complaints: those shared
" the most people miH be discussed on
Ter radio program.
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its
Il about
greetings that makes millions people compile lists friends
and relatives with whom they want the Christmas spirit? isn't
tradition eighty there Christ
cards America The tremendous growth of this friendly custom
relatively Christmas
peoples
Browning chief., 1945-12-14
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
ONLY 35c

1.-TWO songs for price of one)
''AONTANA'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME"
LUST FLYING-YOU AND 1"
Chas. Matson. p. o. Box OF, Shelby, Mont
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AAccREARY
W 8XLkflos Lonle,- Service"
] ] TIRES
WALLY for TIRES
Great Falls Butte
Billings
MISCELLANEOUS

EASEMENTS wATERPROoFED
Composition flooring, concrete driveways,
sidewalks. basement floors. patios.
A. X. FLOORING CO.
IA N. eth st. Billings. Montana.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANOS. Large piano warerooms, Spinets.
Grands. small pianos. rebuilt pianos. play
ers, all well known makes. Priced from S35
ance. Write for catalog, complete price list,
J. NJ. WYLIE
l1b Broadway Faro, N. OAK.
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E 5st;gSssRhZ. ST.; $gG!s?!RZ '!!!?!! So
Gas on Stomach

heliesed IN minutes or double money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful spffor,t
ing gas sour stomach and heartburn doctors usnsIiv
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known Sor
symptomntic relief = medicines like those in Eeii ans
Tablets No laxative Bell-ans brings comfort in .
MY or double your money back return Of bottis
to Us. 25c at all druggists s' o"'1"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

religious iubiIees. In an atmosphere OF
good fellowship. and led by such de-
voted men as Dr.. Torrey johnson
labovel. thrones Of younger boys and
girls are eraspine the essential character
and meaning Of American spirituality by
participating in these streamlined rallies
which feature religion for the moderns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
WANT ADS
MISCELLANEOUS X

.JANITOR SERVICE-Window and house cleaning. Reasonable. ". Qui. Phone 346.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND of glasses in case. Owner identify and pay for this adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
kETCHIkAN IS AHEAD IN
 TOURNAMENT

After resting up from their trip from Ketchikan to Juneau. the Ketchikan Mems and Woman's kegling teams swung into action Saturday night.
 In the first contest, the Ketchi- kan ladies beat the Juneau ladies, 2,190 to 1879. The Ketchikan men beat the Juneau men, 2.572 to 2,453.
 In the Sunday contests the Ket- chikan men beat the Juneau men for the second time, 2,544 to 2,465. The Juneau ladies, however, took their opponents, 2.156 to l,944.
 Tonight, the third series of the tournament will be rolled. Complete scores follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
KAYEIS WILL MEET BEARS
 OR HUSkIES
Kefthikan Wins Southern Tile of Southeast AL
 aska Conference

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Feb. 12- The Ketchikan Kayhis swamped the Petersburg Vikinngs in basket ball last Friday night by a score of fl to 23, and thus captured the Southern Division title in the Southeast Alaska Conference. The victory was the fourth of a sched- uled six games.
 Ketchikan next meets either Ju- neau or Douglas for the conference title.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
RAlN HITS NEW ORLEANS; GOLF
 FINAL HELD Up

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. l2 - A 12-hour rain has caused post ponement of the final 36 holes in the Five Grand New Orleans Open Golf Tournament here. JGA Tourney Manager Fred Corcoran said the final rounds will be played tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12

Indignation of the Roman popu- lace at the discovery that Police Chief Pietro Caruso had turned over 320 innocent hostages to the Nazis to be shot reached its peak in the death by violence of his assistant the jailer Carretta, says March of Times Report or Italy" Caruso himself was officially tried, and promptly executed by firing squad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
z Tsa. .75 E 0' WANTED

e~ge .,ease e. ATTN. MARTIN. NUNNER . Martin Nunner wanted in . Fairbanks immediately by . Fritz Werther. All expenses . paid, but bring bed to go north with me. . .
 MslTE PASS AND YUKON
 UTE sAaS 8s9, Alaska
 A&rs caRPENTERS AND
 EAp E4as. .MACHINISTS AND HELflsfsS. BLACKSMITH AND HELPERS, HOSTLER HELPERS, ROUN USE LABORERS. PAINTER HELPERSnaL LOCO. FIREMEN, WHARF. CHECKERS, COOKS AND DIS INV As H E R, STORE WAREHOUS EMEN, BRAKEMEN, SEC'WCNMEN, ETC. LONGSHQREMEN q
 Apply Now to RAILROAD REPRESENTATIVES U. s. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
 124 Marine Way, Juneau WANTED - stenographer; aTs 0
 bookkeepfr.3 Permanent positions,
 good salary. Thirty-eight hour
 week. Phone 466. WANTED-Piano, in good condi- ton. Phone Red 483. WANTED A good oil cook stove. Phone 7B4.
 Good double bed, spring and mattress. Phone Douglas 963, evenings.
 |WANTED-Electric washing ma chine. Phone Black 409. WANTED - Doll buggy, scooter, tricycle. and old-fashioned gramo- r phone. Phone Blue 37O. 
 WANTED no SubLET-Apartment for two or three months. Contact Ben A. McManus, Chief Clerk, House. Phone 866. |WANTED-Man with boat, to hunt KNOWN gold deposit. Write H. A. Hertz, Tenakee, Alaska. w AN T E D = Washing machine. Phone Black 150 evenings. WANTED Fine laundry: shirts, curtains. Mending. Call Black ATS after o'clock. |WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Wu- ioughby. Phone TBS. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN by month, week or day; also on call. 327 West 11th St., Basement Apt. BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Unfurnished house
 Will, sell furniture. Blue. 1858. FOR steam heated rooms.
 Men only. Haven Rooms. Phone , 281. vtsss ape @e Re rfsgg FOR REN1.-f and groom cabins
 843 West Ninth Street. STEAM HEATED ROOMS, Call after p. m. 3i5 Gold Street. WINTER RATES, Seaview Apts.
 Oil and wood stoves. lights, laun-
 dry. Phone 236.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
--~-e e~-->s-------- - ATTENTION MASONS!

Stated Communication Monday evening at 7:30. Dinner at 6 o'clock and work in M M. degree during meeting
 J w. LEVERS, Secy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12

FOR SALE-Troller Diana -33 it. long. 8ls it. beam, fully equipped. Chrysler Crown marine engine, first class condition See AHarbor Master. s-. .as DUPLEX house and two s3-room houses and cabin, all furnished, on Gastineeu- Ave. Inquire at Juneau Paint Store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24


LAWRENCE MARTELL, who
has never been arrested and
doesn't know what a criminal
record looks like is a very
embarrassed man around the
county Jail these days, he tells
us :. and asks us to let his
friends know why he's there.
The simple answer is that
Sheriff Harley Ensign hired
Lawrence as a repair and main
tenance man but Martell is
getting tired of people stopping
him as he goes about his work
and asking: How long you in
for, Lawrence" This ia
Their of IL children with six
boys in the armed forces
just wants folks to know he
isn't in Jail. He just works there.
Walter {. Steffens, Fraser
village president, has revealed
his latest. personal plan to
boost morale on the home
front. Walter every week or
so rounds up bunch of serv-
icemen's wives whose hus-
bands are overseas most
Of them men and women who
as children played around the
Steffens homestead -. and
takes them out for a night
club dinner and a show.
They have a grand time.
When the husbands come
back, Walter promises, there
will be a grand slam of an
all-day picnic, outing and par
ty for the whole gang
maybe a hundred of 'em.
THE BATTLE SCARED
Bunker Hill lies in Seattle be-
ing repaired after its mauling
by the Japs and mighty
proud of her is Ensign Johnnie
Matthews, Of Mount Clemens.
who served aboard her during
her historic trial by fire and
shell. Johnnie was proud
est the other day, when he and
Mrs. Matthews escorted 1t. Gg)
Alex Wakefield and Mrs. Wake
field on board the grand old car
rier and the Matthews
were hosts to the Wakefields at
dinner in the officers mess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
Sgt. Murphy Among
Survivors OF Sinkina

Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Murphy
Of Detroit and ST. Clair Haven
have received word from the
War department that their son
Sgt. James X. Murphy was one
of the survivors of the sinking
of the Leopoldville, second larg-
est troop ship, in the English
Channel on Dec. "a, 1914. More
than 700 men were lost in the
sinking.
Sgt. Murphy has been serving
in France and Germany and is
now in Marseille, France where
it is with the 66th or Black Pan
Their division. He wears the ETC
ribbon with one battle star. and
The Good Conduct and Infan-
try Combat medals. He attend
ed Greenbrier Military school
before entering The Army If
June, l943
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
No Shortage
Of Cigarette
Tobacco Seen

VALDOSTA. Ga. July "a
P,--You needn't worry about
any potential shortage of ciga-
rette tobaeSO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
The Wonderful
Humon Machine
BY STAN -CADY
Cady-McCoy Pharmacy

The marvellous robots OF the
Machine Age amaze us with
their magic tricks. The photo
electric cell, for instance, is
genie straight out of Arab
ian Nights.
None of these marvels, how
ever, equal the wonderful COM
position of the human machine.
Infinitely complex, splendidly
coordinated, the human body
can stand terrific punishment,
considerable neglect and still re-
cover and survive for the life
span set by nature.
1t is better to give it the
dignified care it should have.
This means a doctors counsel
and regular check-up. 1t means
meticulous attention to proper
medication, when needed and
this must be provided by
trusted druggist.
This is the thirtee nth Of . series Of
Editorial advertisements appearing In
this paper each Tuesday.
Copyright
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
Two Injured When
Car Strikes Tree

Edward Melone, "a, of Claw
son. and Edward Bunge, %, Of
Oak Park were taken to ST. Jo-
seph's hospital Sunday afternoon
where they were treated for in
iuries received when a car OPP
Grated by Melone left the road
and hit a tree.
Melone who was operating his
car in a southerly direction on
Moravian drive told Sheriff S
deputies Frank Ballor and Louis
Guiette that he did not know
how the accident happened. He
stated that the car left the right
side of the road, ran into ditch
and hit a tree.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
Approve Merger
of Various
Relief Units

LANSING, July "a - (R -
The Federal Bureau of Public
Assistance has approved the
Michigan Social Welfare Com
County and Federal Public AS
sistance Administration, FF
Fauri. State Welfare director,
reported today.
He said that under the revised
plan adopted counties will have
the opportunity, if they desire,
of merging the positions of d.
rector of Direct Relief Adult
disqualification; Old Age assist
ance, aid to dependent children
and aid to the blind.
He said the State Civil Serv-
ice Department had agreed to
hold competitive examinations
for the new position and to
establish county registers OF ell
igibles. Both present supervisors
of social aid and county welfare
directors will be eligible to com
pete. he said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24

majority opinion of :ne cabinet
prevailed, France was lost
Reynaud said President Roosc-
welt sent Petain an extremely
strong message warning the
Marshal that he risked losing
the friendship of the United
States government and people
because of the terms of the arm
iSticc Petain accepted from Ger
many.
Reynaud testified that Adm.
Jean Darlan -- since aSsassinat-
ed in AlgierS where he was col
laborating with the American
inNasion - sent orders to the
fleet command to sink the ships
rather than let them fall into
German hands.
Referring To his own arrest
and questioning at Rom, Rey-
maud exclaimed:
Can you imagine. gentlemen,
| was arrested for embezZlc-
ment.,'
Reynaud recalled the opinion
of Marshal Joffre regarding Pc
tain, saying that after the battle
of Verdun Petain lacked faith in
the possibility of defending the
fortress.
"Joffre declared he found Pc
tain so defeated that nc wanted
to surrender the fortress, Rey-
maud said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24

shape and we soon had John
ny Gillett's donated jig-saw
jigging. The boys extend
their latest thanks to an
other supporter, Milton tom
my) Thomas, of the s. s.
kresge store who helped
greatly in furnishing miscel-
laneOus supplies. Looks
like that lads club is alive
and kickin'.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24

Bureau of Agricultural Econom-
les, compared with 93.100. 900
last year.
Similarly In auction ware
houses in 10 Georgia towns. and
two in Florida, the tobacco auc-
tioneer begins his spiel. A lift.
ing of an eyebrow. a pulling OF
an ear lobe-a buyer accepts
pile.
So starts. auspiciously. an
other big tobacco year-assur-
ing plentiful supply of cigarets
one. two years from now.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24

The first few million pounds
just drop in the bucket-of
an estimated 1890, 1928. 900
pound crop went on sale today.
That's no small amount of to-
bacco. True, last years crop was
l,950,2l3 pounds. But the 1914
crop was the largest on record
Tobacco requires a long pro-
cess of aging and curing and last
years bumper crop is just be-
ginning 10 replace stockpiles de-
pleted by an all-time high in
consumption.
The Georgia crop that went
on auction today is estimated a.
96, 100000 pounds by the u.
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Trial
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page II
all?' Special Prosecutor Kim
Sigler asked.
NO" she answered. HE sat
in the booth close TO the wall
facing Pete Mahoney and kept
his left hand up TO hide his
face" She said the other man
old not leave the booth during
the time the two were in the
tavern.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24
Child Injured
i'm Accident

Ronald Lee McMurray. year
and one-half old son Of Robert
0. McMurray Of 22l65 Donald
avenue. EaS, Detroit received
minor injuries 10 head his head
and face Sunday during a two
car accident on South River road
near Wlnkler street He was
taken to Sgt JoSephs hospital
where he was treated
The police stated that McMur-
raw was driving his car along
South River road and ran into
a car operated by Betty Ann
Franklin of Detroit Both cars
were slightly damaged.