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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, June 16-(P)-Salable
cattle 500, calves 100; compared
Friday last week: fed steers and
yearlings, including yearling heif-
ers, steady to Is higher; good and
choice grades showed advance;
closing trade not as high as early
yet healthier than exactly week
earlier; fed steers and yearlings
predominated, bulk grading good
and choice; top 1900, paid for 1903
Id. averages, next highest price
1875; best long yearlings 1890;
light yearlings 1850; heifer yearl-
ings ITO; bulk steers 15.50-17. so;
most heifers 15.00-17.00; medium
steers costing 12.75-14.50 and com.
parable heifers at 11.50-1400 lost
price ground as week closed; me-
dunn and good beef cows 5O-75
lower; Gamers Is off; cutters and
common beef cows active, steady;
all bulls unevenly so to 100 lower,
with medium sausage bulls and
weighty beef bulls showing full de-
cline; cutter cows closed at $50
down; Gamers IT'S down; very few
beef cows late above 1880, outside
400; practical closing peak on
heavy fat bulls 1850, few above
400; practical outside sausage
bulls late 1880, few passing 1925;
vealers steady all week at 1850
down and stocker and feeder mar
ket active all week, firm at 1850
1925 mostly.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 16 -(P- Large
purchases for flour millers. dis
tillers and feed mixers sent grain
futures prices soaring today and
at the finish all markets were
sharply higher.
New crop corn deliveries and all
rye contracts sold at new seasonal
peaks and July rye at the top trad
ed at $1.52, a new high since 1925.
At. the finish wheat was 10 to
l IL higher than yesterdays
close, July $1.7O 3-8-1-4. Corn was
unchanged to up 3-4. July $1.18 IL
bid. Oats were 70 to l IA higher
July SO. Rye was up IL to '1-8,
July $1.51 1880. Barley was
3-4 to 3 3-8 higher, July $118.
Wheat purchases, many of tk>sn
for millers and distillers, centered
l the December and May contracts.
Some hedge sellir. appeared at
various times but the offerings did
not burden the market.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
|BondQuotations
DOMESTIC
Reynolds Tobacco
Plans Stock Issue

PHILADELPHIA, June 16-(P)-
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. insti-
tuted plans today for it's first pub
lie financing in more than a quar-
ter century by filing with the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission
a registration statement covering
an issue of 100000 shares of pre-
ferred stock, 500 par value.
Dillon, Read and Co., Inc, and
Reynolds and Co. will head a ma.
tionWide group Of investment hous,
es underwriting the issue.
The company has called special
meeting of the holders of it's com.
mon stock June 26 to consider q
proposed amendment to it's certi
ficate of incorporation authorizing
issuance Of $75,0oo,o preferred
stock,
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1S0-Legals

and set out in Deed of Trust from d. c.
Winner to R. c. Fergus. Trustee, In
Book 252. at page 355, has been post
poned and continued until Monday, the
18th day of June. 1S45. at twelve o'clock,
noon, and If sale is not conducted on
that day, to be held finally on the fol-
lowing day, June 18th, 1945 at the same
hour; said postponement by and with
consent of mortgagor. This sale had
previously been continued for two sue
cessive days
This the 18th day of June. 1915.
r. c. FERGUS, Trustee
Aaron Goldberg, Attorney.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-(P)-
Cotton futures closing prices Werl
steady 20 to 40 cents bale lower
n~o, o,u C1pCn
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS June 16-P)-
Spot cotton closed steady, Is cents
a bale lower. Sales 1876. Low mid
ding 1885; middling 2266; good
middlir,~ fssfA receiptf coo: stock
218,00Y
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
SPOT BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, une 16-P)-The spot
butter and egg markets were noml'
ally unchanged today.
Egg receipts were 1888 cs~>
compared with 22,566 cases yes
terday. Extras were priced from
Sc ga to 80 2-10 cents a dozen,
standards at IS 3-10,, and current
receipts at IS IL.
Butter receipts were 695, 779
pounds compared with 1000, 119
pounds yesterday. Grade AA, or
SO score, was quoted at Al IL cents.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, June 16 -R)- Pota
toes: arrivals IS, on track 10, to
tai U. S. shipments 1,245; offer
ings very light, demand exceed.
available supplies, market firm al
ceilings, nothing offered today.
track markets, no track sales re
ported: California 100 pound sack.
long whites and Pontiacs, U. S
No. /, 4.29.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, June Is. - (P) -
Sales, closing price and net change
Of the fifteen most active stock.
today.
Radio 71,700 1871 up /.
Erie RR $1,000 1885, up Ia
Mo Kan Tex $1,000 10 up rs
Comwlth and Sou $4,000 Us no
Mo Kan Tex Pr %, 400 1875 up
5h
United Corp "a, 300 3 up "
Ny Central 81, 700 29Hs up VI.
Va Caro- Chem 1890 6h up l
Canad Pac $4,000 17A no
Radio-Keith-O $1,000 9M up Is
Bush Term $1,000 9h up "
Del Lack and w 14,700 1875 up y
Tri Cont Corp IA, 200 64 up Il
West Mary 10000 II up u
Kan City Sou 10000 % 13s
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, June I6.-tA') Re
ports that the Commodity Credit
Corporation will start buying l94a
cotton at % Is cents at Memphl,
or IL cents under market prices
there had depressing effect on
cotton futures today. Commission
house liquidation and hedging, OH
the belief that market prices are
too high met only scale down suu-
port.
Private advices reported that
mill buying Of spot cotton was
small this week. "A IA "a Il
Futures closed 20 to 40 cents =
bale lower.
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Open High Low Last
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 16.--(P)-Wheat
No. 2 hard, LIT. Corn. No. vel
low, Ito; sample grade yellow
1.123s. Oats No. / heavy special
red 741z. Barley, nominal; matt
ing 1.15-1:39h; feed. 90-1:1S.
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N. G. HOGS

R A L E I G H, June 16-(F-
(NCDA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops of 14.75 at Gin
ton and Rocky Mount
In 1924, Red Grange, the ia
nous Illinois Galloping Ghost,
handled the ball five times aanf
scored five touckdowns
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
N. C. EGGS, POULTRY

RALEIG June 16-P-
(NCDA)-Egg and poultry markets
steady.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA large
"A; hens, all weights, u IL.
Washington unquoted.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

Planning on having yourself a
time over the Fourth of July, with
more gas, We day and all?
Don't do it, suggests the National
Safety Council. Instead, stay close
to home, take 1t easy, and help pre-
vent an avalanche of holiday acct
dents that would delay the knock
out blow to the Japs.
With an appeal to put victory
first on the Fourth" the Council is
asking every citizen to enlist in a
nationwide campaign to avert the
usual huge holiday toll that this
year would waste manpower, mate
rial and time needed to speed final
victory.
One hundred and thirty other
national organizations have joined
the Council III the holiday safety
campaign, designed to help public
officials. traffic officers and safety
leaders hold the Fourth of July
accident toll down to a minimum.
There are indications" said Ned
H. Dearborn, president of the Coun-
Gil, that lot of people are going
to find it hard to resist the COM
bination of little more gas in the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
Safe Holiday Campaign Set

tank and the feeling that it won't
be long now
I'VE ask these people to remem-
Der that the Japs couldn't ask for
anything better than this. A Fourth
of July holiday that would pile up
a big accident toll and thus slow
down our war effort would be bet
ter holiday for them than for us.
Our boys out there in the Pacific
will be fighting on. independence
Day this year to preserve that in
dependence. The. least we can do
on the home front is not to use
the holiday to hurt their efforts.
Let's take it easy, put victory
frs on the Fourth and be back on
the job on the Fifth"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
Issue Last Call
for VOcaIists

The local Sinatras, Deanna Dur
bins, Lily Pons, and other singers
between Is and 20 who are seeking
their chance at fame are reminded
that Saturday is the last day to
make application for vocal additions
in the contest to discover metro
politan Detroit's best talent. Appn-
cation blanks are available until
4:30 pm. Saturday, June %, on the
eighth floor of the Water Board
Building in the offices of the De-
partment of Parks and Recreation,
co-sponsors of the contest with the
Detroit Federation Of Musicians.
Reward for the most gifted sing
ers will be their presentation as So
loiSts in concert with the Detroit
Federation of Musicians Band at
Belle Isle However, even some OF
those who are not the actual win
ners will have chance to sing be-
fore a large crowd, because the
public will be invited to the final
judging scheduled for Belle Isle
when score or more of the best
voices will be heard again In an eff
fort to determine the eight or ten
winners.
Additions are being given by the
following committee Of judges: j.
Bertram Bell, director, Detroit Con-
servatory of Music: Archibald Jack
son, director, Detroit Institute Of
Musical Art; Harold Tallman, cl1o-
raj director, Wayne University;
Eduard Werner, former orchestra
conductor and vice-president of the
Detroit Federation of Musicians;
and Hardin Van Duersen of the
University Of Michigan School of
Music.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
Wounded Vet Seeks Samaritan
Who Drove Off With Baggage
Hitch hiking Soldier Loses Bag
While Aiding Friend on Clutches

Sgt. Mike Lowrie is looking today
for the women who gave Lowrie
and a fellow serviceman from Bill
ings hospital, TT. Harrison, Indiana,
a lift here from Monroe.
The two soldiers were hitchhiking
to Detroit from the hospital when
the women gave them a ride. AS
they left the car. Lowrie removed
the luggage of his fellow passen-
ger who was on crutches, but neg
lected to pick up his bag from the
car before the sedan drove off.
The Detroit mfantryman. veteran
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
FUEL BIN PLANS
FOR FUTURE HOMES

Architects and builders Of post
war homes are Incorporating in
their plans proper designs for the
fuel bin. its location and the drive
way in relation to the heating sys-
tenn Of homes where coal heat is
contemplated. Iron Fireman heat
experts relate that this step will
eliminate the need for revisions or
remodelling in many Easements
when the heating system is in
stalled.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
JAP AIRFIELDs TOO SMALL

japanese airdromeS are not val
liable to U. S. Forces for tactical
purposes. They are too small. jap
planes don't need the runway space
required for U. S. bombers, so there
is plenty of work to be done by U.
S. Army Engineers when each new
Jap airfield is captured.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

OF the invasion Of France. was I'M
able to describe the samaTitanS or
the car. His bag. he explained, was
black, Upper affair and contained
his summer uniforms.
Lowrie holds the purple heart
and has been hospitalized for
shrapnel wounds in the legs and
arms received while fighting in
France In November.
Anyone having knowledge Of the
car driver or the Whereabouts Of
Lowrie's luggage may contact the
soldiers wife at 6317 Regular, De-
troit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

The Army now uses the entire
output Of the manufacturer Of q
certain insect repellent that include.
fatty acids recovered from house
hold fats This repellent is re-
sponsible for protecting our soldier.
on the battlefront from disease.
carrying insects.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
FIRE-FIGHTERS Busy

LANSING. June l8-The states
forest fire fighting crews get no
rest even when it rains.
Nearly 200 members of the con-
servation departments forest fire
suppression forces have been called
into district headquarters to get in
struction in operating and servicing
equipment under field conditions,
and to practice construction of fire
lines.
Twenty-four fires have burned
SIS acres in the last two weeks. To-
tai loss to date this season is 49,
036 acres in $50 fires.
Last years loss was 22,254 acres
in 1,484 fires.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
EVIDENCE IMPORTANT

n pension may be paid In certain
cases where the military records
fail to disclose an injury or disease
provided the veteran is able to pro-
duce evidence from persons with
whom he served disclosing that
such injury or disease was actually
incurred in service.
It should be borne in mind that
the Veterans Administration is the
sole judge Of evidence submitted
for the purpose of payment of a
pension. Therefore, if the veteran
finds 1t necessary to report for
medical treatment for a chronic
disease within ONE YEAR after
discharge, he should secure a COM
plete statement from a physician
showing symptoms and findings as
well as diagnosis This evidence
would prove valuable in the event
he decides to file claim for the
chronic disease manifested within
one year from discharge. This
would not be necessary If the mill
tary records disclose similar dis
eases in service.
The physician should show the
date OF examination or treatment.
This is very important. Numerous
affidavits have been submitted for
the purpose Of securing a pension
for a disability not officially re-
corded by the Army or Navy. For
the most part, they do not contain
the pertinent information demand
ed by the Veterans Administration.
1t is suggested that any veteran
endeavoring to prove a claim on the
basis of evidence other than the
Official records of the Army or NAVY
consult someone who is familiar
with Veterans Administration pro-
cedure, such as the service officer
of q veteran organization.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
Vets To Receive
Compensation

Veterans of World War II are
entitled to compensation under
certain conditions in which a time
limit is involved.
|. A veteran of World War II whose
military records show that he re-
ceived an injury or contracted a
chronic disease in service resulting
in a permanent disability to a de-
gree Of ten per cent or more is en-
titled to a pension provided the in
jury or disease was not due to the
veterans own misconduct. A pen
sion may also be paid if the veter-
an proves he Is suffering from GER
tain chronic diseases to a degree of
ten per cent or more within one
year after discharge.
The evidence for this purpose
must be an examination by the
Veterans Administration within one
year from date of discharge dis
closing chronic disease or an affi-
davit by private physician who
examined the veteran within one
year after discharge and found him
to be suffering from a chronic dis
ease to a degree of ten per cent or
more. The private physician must
furnish a complete symptoms and
findings as well as diagnosis. The
claim may be filed at later date.
There are a limited number of
chronic diseases coming within the
above category. Veterans should
watch the time limit for an exam
ination. A check list of these dis
eases may be secured from this
newspaper.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-04

sredstvo "a primer, da pore
ostre predmete. &c ne bi bilo te-
ga cudnega varstva, tedaj hi
ostra merjasceva kopita razre-
zala ma koscke kacje drobovje.
Vse to kaze, da je istina
kaci bolj prav zamotana. Zara-
di tega so odvisne zgodbe, kot
sem jih cul ma svojem zadnjem
potovanju po Daljnem vzhodu.
Govorilo Sc je o ogromnem uda-
w. XII je pozrl vodnega bivola.
Plazilec je pogoltnil Gel bivolov
trup, XII Sc je zaustavil sele pri
obseznih rogovih. Toda to kace
ocividno nj motilo, ker je mirno
cakala, kdaj bodo ostri prebavni
sokovi razkrojili plen v njenem
telesu in da bo potem glava sa-
ma Cd sebe odpadla. &c vam Sc
povem, da je srednji vodni bi-
vol tako velik kot povprecen blk
ali konj, boste uvideli srnesnost
teh bajk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-04

deo organizirane dezele podjarmjevalni po
zkus, Gin Sc bo nudila prilika. ,=% ./
To je ravno tako, kakor &c bi bill Nemciji pri vo
deati hterjevsko vlado in kahinetom, katerem hi
sedei predstavnik unkerjev in neskih ndustrijacev
Taxa okupaca hi pripravla tia obnovo naczna
Taxa pa je okupacija XII oeividno ofganizue ia
ponsken.
Skusnje, XII snne h imeli ameriskimi Japonci tel
vojn in skusnje mimi rnem casu pokazujejo da je
demokraticna Japonska, kaero bi bill stanu zve
miru in prijateljstvu, mogoea in dosegjva
Toda dosegljiva nj, ako bono pust cesarja kr-
ilu ako bodo nase okupacijske oblas delae poto ME
in ako bono ma ia naen ohran niegov vpliv vpliv
klike okrog MEGA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-04
GEBULOJEDCI

Kakor dalec nazaj pomni Ego
dovina, zmeron: SO juznjaki zelo
eislai cebulo. Egipcani, zidje,
Kitajci in Perzijci so jedli &C.
bulo najrajsi sirovo in Jim je
bila v tel obliki-lahko recemo
-nekaksna narodna jed. Pri Gr-
kin je veljala eebula "a delika-
teso. V Ilijadi pole Homer o Gee
bull, XII MANI k pijaci," ker so
je takrat zmerom dajali gostom.
cim bolj je pa kultura rastla,
tenn bolj je ugled cebule padal.
Poslej Sc nj uzivala vec sirova,
ampak lie Sc kot zacimba drugih
jedi. ze pri Grkih in Rimljanih
je bila v poslednji dobi med maj
boljsimi ljudni cebula ma sla-
bem glasu Duh po cebuli in ces-
nu je izdajal rajo, in tako je
ostalo vse do danasnjih dni, da-
81 spada cebula-objektivno gle
dano-med najbolj zdrava hra-
Mia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-04
FRANK BUCK:
0 neverjetni
pOzreSnOsti
lacnega udaha

Najbrz nj vecje ironije v kra-
ljestvu plazilcev kot je On a
ogromnega udava, XII je prisel
do svojega plena. zival ostane
prav tako mrtva kot bitje, XII ga
je pozrla in 81 skoraj ne more
pomagati.
Low ma udava, XII sc je prav-
kar nasitil, torej zelo olajsa low
cevo delo. Kar sc meme tice, me
nj sram povedati, da nimam nj
cesar proti temu, &c 81 svoje de-
10 lahko napravim lazje. &c re
ravno nisem prisiljen tedaj, ne
vidim razloga, zakaj bi Sc moral
spraviti ma svoj posel, kadar je
najbolj nevaren, in naskociti
ogromno kaco, ko je v posesti
vse svoje moci.
V ulicah Thatona, mesteca, XII
sicer cesto nudi kako bizarno
sliko, pa MISC videli Sc nikdar
nekaj bolj nenavadnega, kot je
bill sprevod, XII sc je omega dne
vii proti mestni bolniSnici. To-
varisi izginulega Maung Chit
Khina, pet po stevilu, so 81 W.
gil mrtvo kaco preko rame in
so Sc podali tenn cudnim tovo-
rom naratnost pred vrata usta-
move, XII skrbi "a bolne v Thato-
nu in njegovi okolici. Tukajso IT,
tansko kaco razparali in polka
zalo Sc je zlomljen strto truplo
Maung Chit Khina. Kakor so
bolnicarji, XII SO zadevi napra-
viii zapisnik, povedali, ga je Ii
val pogoltnila z nogami naprej.
Preiskava, XII sem jo vodil o
tenn zalostnem dogodku, Sc je
razlikovala samo v eni vaznejsi
tocki cd porocila, XII so ga po-
dali krajevni oblasti prijatelji
mrtvega lovca. III so namrec IL
razili svoje mnenje, da je bill
Kline, ko je iskal zavetisce pred
dezjem, napaden Cd zgoraj ali z
drugimi besedani, trdili so, da
je kaca skocila mani z drevesa.
JAZZ pa mislim, da je Kline, ko
je zacelo iti v potokih, planil
proti prvemu drevesu in Sc pri
TEN moral naravnost zaleteti v
kaco, XII sc je smatrala napade-
no ter Sc v trenutku ovila okrog
Burmezana, ga strla in ga zaee-
la polagoma portrait. Zacensi
najprej pri nogah, kot je bilo
uradno ugotovljeno, je veiki
ovijalec brez tezav odstrann lie
narahlo nataknjene cevlje. Ha-
liza pa je odpadla, ko so Sc smrt-
nj voji strasnega dzungelskega
borca vedno tesneje in cvrsteje
oklepali telesa nesrecnega moza.
To je bill edini ugotovljeni pri-
mer, ko je udav pozrl cloveka.
Ker je ubiti lovec tehtal 6S ky,
stvar fizienega stalisca nj prav
mic eudna. Znani so mi primeri,
ko je uday pozrl nanoge obsez-
nejse zrtve, zlasti IL druzine ST.
njakov. Izredno je pfi slueaju
Khina lie to, da sc je kaca v TEN
primeru sprayila ma eloveka, XII
obicajno ne .spada med njen
plen.
Hoeem povedah Sc neh dogo-
dek, da bi 81 lahko predstavljali
poziralno sposobnost teh stras-
nih .tropicnih kac. Kot uvod maj
navedem nekaj dejste1 o orod-
ju, XII ga je narava dala udavu,
da lahko izvede TAXA naraynost
6udezna dejanja. Ii veiki da-.
vilci imajo namrec vsi razteglji-.
vo zrelo, XII bi Ga lahko primer,
jail sarnirju. Spodnja ustnica Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-04

| nj predn1et "a mole nanaeravane
eksperimente. Pravkar Sc je mo-
rala nazreti in po obliki otekline
ma trupu sem sodil, da je po-
goltnila kakega vecjega merja-
sea, XII jih je bile. .vse polno ma
otoku. celjust + vedno re-
zala ma siroko ,pra,:mo pr.r i: .skle-
pi Sc MISC skocili drug Y druge-
ga.
Zyalii smo mas sluzasti plen v
mrezo, spleteno H ratana, in ma
jei stiri nosace, da so ga odne-
sli ma drogih do eolna. Kaca je
bila dolga tri in dyajset cevljev
in njena tezina Sc je morala
kretati nekako med 275 in 300
funti. z merjaseem v drobovju
je predstavljala dovolj veliko
breme.
Poleg te zivali smo ujeli Sc tri
sicer manjse, toda Sc vedno le-
pc zastopnike te zanimive vrste.
Ko sem Sc vrnil v Singapore,
sem svoj poskusni vzorec po-
stavil veliko cisterno. XII so 10
svoj cas- uporabljali Kitajci "a
cuvanje zivih rib. Ko sem cd
njih kupil prostor, ma katerem
sem 81 zgradil stale, sem pre-
vel cd njih tudi to veliko poso-
do, XII je merila dvanajst eev-
ljev v dolzino in devetnaist "
sirino.
Ma dino sem nastlal slamo, ma
MO pa polozil ujeto kaco in vrh
zadelal z debelo zico. Nato sem
cakal, kako Sc DO moi poskus
razvijal. Dnevno sem meril po-
sebno vrvico ter zapisoval, ka-
ko je objem kace upadal. Ote-
klina ma kacjem telesu sc je z
vsakim dnem zmanjsala, sele de-
vetega dine so prisli cd ME prvi
odpadki, XII so obstojali IL ohce
neprebavljive tvarine kot dlake,
kosti, zobovi it'd. Desetega dne je
zival izloeila prebavljene ostan-
Ike mesa v obliki neke tvarine,
XII je bila brez duha in podobna
mokremu apnu. Mimogrede maj
omenim, da ina ia tvarina zdra-
Wine lastnosti. V Chicagu je ne
ka tovarna "a izdelovanje zdra-
vii, XII te cdpadAe kupuje cd Ii
valskih vrtov in tudi il drugih
virov. :,
Najzanimivejsa stvar poskusa
pa je bila, da so bile med dru-
gini odpadki, XII jih je kaca lilo
ella, tudi stiri krogle il dlake,
velike priblizno kakor teniske
zoge, lie da so bile mnogo bolj
trde.
Te zoge so me posebno zani-
male. Pred vsem sem Sc moral
euditi njih popolni okroglosti in
pa njihovi obliki, po kateri bi
sodil, da so pravkar prisle IL to-
varne. Potegnil sem noz in pre-
REAL samo emo ravno cez sre-
do. V njej sem nasel dloko tr-
dno zadelano merjascevo kopito.
Kopita azijskega merjasca so
smrtonosno orozje, ker so ma
notranji strani ostra kot britev.
Ia cudni clan prasicje druzine je
prerezal ze marsikatero kaco in
manjso zival pomandravsi jih z
nogami. zato 81 je to orozje "a
radi nevarne ostrine kopitnega
roba pridobilo spostovanje ze
marsikaterega djzungelskega bi-
tia.
Prerezal sem nato Sc ostale
tri krogle in v vsaki sem nasel
evrsto zadelano kopito. To DEF
stvo je zane bila cudovita iz-
kusnja, ker mi je nudila dokaz,
da je narava sama poskrbela pri
te vrste kacah "a varnostno