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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

saSk sa5e below sss orA eens se0's HSRs i
81 st1Gk csr sIf spsa R 4door win sell for
is ceiling of SLIPS or. warranty ceiling Of
SI;4l9, take your choice; cAMdTaNESs Attn
thesds. R vi. $500. A'''A '
BUICK 1941 limited s-passenger 90 series:
and oh: h als oRA ean csilns' ,SSa s2sgo IS is M
tastofy built ies stpassd ssd
brand-neW bran NSi one. W EMERsoN & oRME, Buick
Dealers, 18th and M sts NV. DI. s1O9
s wheels, with brand-new 6-ply heavy duty
tires and tubes; new. heavy-duty battery;
original Id paint; perfect in every every waS; VAN
' csn or szsdT 8
SEH ssss 1883 5ss ssss. isssp ssse sSs TRa sR.P
CHRYsLER 1889. with radio and heater;
ing price. $3.50. No dealers. Fl. 65e5.
CHRYSLER 1910 New Yorker sedan; good
dondt9n Sond S ss 1se Bnsk super
eos Se1se sHSHS trslsr eS rooms % Is IT, like new;
81, ,450, within OPA ceiling 1884 Georgia
poDGE axs sx 1885 as; 500 500. under opA ceiling
GIL. .2544,, 4507 North Henderson rd.. Ar
DODGE 1889 business coupe; perfect con-
dition and excellent tires new paint. radio
and heater; CPA price, S669. 1900 Wis
consin ave-, 8 to $50.
FORD 1887 S5 Tudor sed: 4 new tires,
heater, $500; well under OPA. HAWKINS
g. SHIPLEY MOTOR SALES, Rockville 63O
FORD COUPE, 1910. to trade for late
model Fordor sedan. Call North $685.
FORD 1895 coupe; excellent. tires, motor,
paint; radio and heater: within oPA cell.
Ing. $3.50 Can can .n b seen at corner . Of Of
"A SALE late 1898 sedan; beautiful con,
aftsr 70 m NJ dealers ,..om q.
low miIeaee, ORIGINAL white sidewsll tires.
caii " WWESTMoRHELAND, ia. 1900. oe.
NASH 1885 sedan; thoroughly recondi-
| toned; runs like new: radio and heater;
$3.50. 1888 Chevrolet sedan; low mileage;
AL condition: $3.50. Both within QpA
ceiling. SOIL Wisconsin ave, WI. 1872.
PLYMOUTH SO two-door sedan, radio
and heater, good condition throughout,
1896; = GREENE RTE MoToR Co, 7ls St.
PIYMcUTH Fly ES 1885 4-door sedan. s2es,
under ceiling "as is'':: private owner.
Phone Wisconsin 115g 25s !.
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-dr sed., heater. good
tires, $685.; well under QPA. HAWKINS
q sHItI.EY MOTOR eALEe, Rockville $50:
PONTIAC. 1884 4-door sedan; S.cyitnder;
Eood sondition. tires; within ORA SELL
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Take MyWord for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Miscellany.

Omaha: have always said AL
ler-gy. 1 have been corrested lately
by people who insist that it is al
LER-gy. Who is right?-G. S.
Answer: You are correct. Allergy
is pronounced. AL-ar-jee. 1t is the
adjective, allergic, that has the Sec
ond-syllable accent, as: uh-LER-jik
Lincoln: Please pronounce the
name Chopin. Some of my friends
criticize me for not saying "sho-
PAIN. Mrs. E. E. C.
Answer: To pronounce the famous
composers name correctly, give the
second syllable the vowel sound OF
fiat "a" as in pat, mad" Follow
with the French nasal sound which
I indicate by the symbol mt
stands for nasal" and not for the
sound of the consonant "n." Stress
Evening star., 1945-11-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES. warehouses. ofices;. specializing
in commercial and industrial properties
Will build to suit your requirements: Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
1868.
5ie. GEORGIA AVE. NV. one-story
10000 square feet Of floor space with
side driveway and 10000 square feet Of
lease February 1a46, MARTIN Nc
INERNEY. 4O5 Investment Bldg.
FUNERAL HOME, beautifully furnished;
including funeral equipment, Hammond
organ and space for 3 cars: sc. section.
Rent 5000 mo, Shown by appt; Ii. 4aee:
FIRST COMMERCIAL. on 18th st. near
L NV; ideal for remodeling; English
basement. 3 stories: now contains
wears, $3.50 month. 'as IS Mr. DRAIs-
NER. l404 L ST. NV, MA. so36: home,
NO 3145
rent as is or will remodel: 20 IT. wide;
9 rooms and bath: FRANK & M 1ops BOYLE
UPPER 18th ST.---1st commercial. ! blk,
above Tivoli Theater. corner Newton ST.,
now being remodeled; floor for business
still available. suitable for den dentist; ST., hat "a
NV. RA. 2036.
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the second syllable thus: she
pA(N)

the second syllable thus: sho-
PA(N.
Miami: We named our son Steven
and had it spelled Steven" on the
birth certificate, because for the life
of me I cannot understand how the
phi of stephen" can be pro-
nounced "v."-G. P. T.
Answer: English isllike that. Both
Steven" and Stephen" are pro-
nounced: STEE-vun. The name Is
from the Greek Stephanos, meaning
crown
Cincinnati: Is it, ITO the manor
born?" I have been unable to To-
cate the quotation.-Dr. P. c.
Answer: See Hamlet" act /, scene
4, line IA: But to my mind, though
I am native here and to the manner
born -"
just out NY new pamphlet. How to
Improve Your Speaking Voice" For .
envelope to Frank Colby in care of The
Evening Star. Ask for VOICE pamphlet.
(copyright, 1945, the Bell Syndicate, Inc,)
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT CORP, 1912
N. Y. ave. NV. National 5S33
SALARIED LADIES-H you need money
see Mr. Green (strictly confidentiaD. 1O14
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
WALSHE. INC. l115 Eye St. NV. MA. GAGS
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
MENT CO., BIT 9th st. NV. DI. 6150.
MONEY on LIST or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd. Va
s07 18th Ma. 1882
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st ant
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
RE 1888
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HOUSE TRAJLERS.


TRAILER. 1912. "a: 81. 500. Bowie 1857
NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior. many good
used trailers. including tandens. Cash fol-
your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES
EaRGE Esss AssoRTMENr Of new and used
house trailers available on IL. Is and
"A month finance terms. Luggage trailers
stake and express models available fol-
immediate delivery. Az types of trailer
etc, Repair service on al kinds Of
1890 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 1881
Open until pm.
NEW LIBERTY TRAILERs; e7-tt. tan.
terms; new, used. HEETER- WALDEN
TsA1beE Tsi beIxya sAiEs Route l. serW'ns so Nd
HOUSE TRAILER, one 25-ft. La Sale. with
Nelson dolly bottle-gas stove, regular house
sink, with 10'x20' screened-in porch ano
q. 3'x5' storase house in yard and a white
picket fence around trailer and porch. Car
be seen at Temple Trailer Camp, Telegrapf
rd; miles out ei alexandria, Va. Lot No
WANTED. house trailer. standard type
81 900. Call evenings. NO. 404l. 2bs
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FOR SALE tcens. vi

PONTIAC-Brand-new Pontiac ensines to
add Zsars OF service 70 your car; ARCADE
Pontiac dealer. 1887 Irvine st. NV.
PoNTfxC' FAC .s5 two-door sedan, radio and
GREENE, MOTOR Co. 7l2 = st. Sc.
sTEATioN sE WAGON. 1912 chrysler; private
oFA ceiling. ST. 73s. TE. os21 "a
ss. s's:;s ss ''IP VII i. sSs s. s::' s;s
PUG, ready for street; lust iesthered and
good, excel. tires, radio and heater; .wfll
oPA eassDs eeiiins ihssD eo 1860 ~ 'l-oe .st. ss
COMPARE THESE CARS: fne SELECTION
late mSdes WIN ss xath or .shovt bsow
AZ De Soto custom sedan. :. and h.;
and h. 1895
drive, heater 1,4ss
Al Packard Clipper sedan; r. and -.
sHss DsRsse sdr
~ esssh; oids ss ass'e, dynamic SO" hydro: ,'"o
matte, r. and h. -------- .536
II PseEsrd .iso; q. eoane: r: and ~ .oo
no B., oyerdriys, rooms l,,,h rear seat n l5eo
| heater. excellent tires 1890
40 Buick super sedan. radio and
Convertibies-
II Nash conv. coupe. big g.; r. 90,
Al chrysier New Yorker con,v. ou-
coupe: vacuum drive. T. and B. v Lag 1gs6
| WILLIE RTITCK go WA ALL
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FARMS FOR RENT.

basis. who owns his own farm equipment;
opportunity for sober man Of good char
acter and energy as owner plans to de-
yelop large beef cattle business on range
Of 5000 acres rough land: so acres now
cleared. Good 4-room house with running
water, new farm buildings. including
brooder, chicken and hog runs. Property
located in Virginia, about Id miles from
washington. Immediate possession. In
reply provide full particulars as to equip
ment owned. experience. references. etc
Box 366-J, Star.
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AUroMorlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

antee workmanship; leave the car before
sam' ro ready aaf e Pm CoNsPbdDATEP Pb1Ds n
0S34 and LU. l077.
AUTO RADIO for I941 Plymouth. G
Southway. Greenbelt Nd.
MOTOR BIKE, Al Servicycle. overhauled,
new carburetor, good tires. Today. SUM-.
MaRiEy MsR l91 nayi6soN TE; s1" overhead 1a41;
very good condition, all accessories; $500.
Call jackson 15OS-W
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WOULD LIKE to purchase downtown busi
500 200 cash Box 21O-C. Star.
SMALL BUILDING. suitable for automo-
bile repair shop, . to car capacity; with
or without gas station: prefer ne but
will consider any location. J. L. NORD-
BERG. 337 Marvland ave ne 70.
LIST YOUR BUSINESS PROPERTY with
us. Our active. experienced sales organiza
ton is ready to give you prompt, efhcient
service. Call our business property dept,
EO NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO. "A Complete
Reel Estate Institution" 1415 K st. NV,
Me 5400
MY SPECIALITY is business property and
apartment houses, from 100000 to Sd
600 600. If interested in selling or buying
and desiring results. quick and confiden-
tial. kindly contact Harry Cohen. GE.
O2s6. SHANNON & LUCHS CO., BOB H
Evening star., 1945-11-24

AUTO. TRUCK, TAXI - Loans, S25 Z
So, 500; low cost, Is mos. to repay EQUI.
Wasn4ton sh s eces cor cor 17th and Eye nW
RE. 01.0: cor. 9TH and H ne. FIR. 1900
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"Anybody interesting come in this eYening?"
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

6 ROOMS AND BATH, with Z acres O
land on a beautiful lake front: fruit trees
shrubbery; electricity, telephone and water
available. Price, $500. Phone Ii. 3441
or write ]. H. ROBERTS. Cherry Lake
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE for phone and mail service
40 Atlantic Bldg, $50 F st. NV. Elk
WHY GO DOWNTOWN? Save time and
money by locating uptown in our modern
establishment: desk space, private Offices
Dial RA. 1043. GLOBE REALTY CO.. 62lS
Ard
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Not This
BY Mischo Richter

Father-Youn never amount to
anything If you can't get better
grades than this! You have to
have a good education to get ahead
in the world these DAYS.
Evening star., 1945-11-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

wheelers. same as new, suitable for small
sIHi5s|s zi5s st cR2e aae 5ss 81, s
TRUCKS. Chevrolet 1la-ton tractors:
| 2a-ton White TRACTOR. l 22-ft. Freuhauf
Sa-ft. white Indiana lfa-ton panel OK.
DUMP BODY. Gar Wood, 2la yds. new.
Can be seen Fri Sat, Sun, 1897 st. NV.
TWO C55F 1898 International. 10 wheels;
two TN Special 1895 Brockwsy. 8 wheels;
CRETE CO. INC. 2 s st. s.w.. Washington.
.sc G Teleph9ns NON Aiansis TRSc2oR 23Ge. with
foot drop-frame closed EcLuxe trailer; can
be used for furniture or freight; 36xs
IL tires @ heayg ',, duty: first-class shape; price.
$500. viii demonstrate, bargain. Box
CHvERoLET la41 1ta-ton CHASSIS and cab.
new motor; motor; extra heavy tires: speed
ceiling price; only S495 as is 1885 Ford
n pe fusa Only Th sa5 duD as sodY ssos es
siss5 S a rRED En MofoR 5 Co. se 5ois ssas
FORD 1884 pickup, in use daily; will trade
ton wagon. R. shelton. GE. 8I92.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs BY Central
Motor M ce ausSs7ed aMc truck dealer
A new group OF Army reconditioned
trucks, some new. all in excellent condition
Chevrolets. 1942. a-ton. 12-ft. stake body.
chevroiets, 1a4l. ton stare. pow. winch
Chevrolets. l94l, ! "a ton stake
Chevrolets. 1912. N2-ton dumps.
Chevrolets., 194l. .lh-ton dumps.
REQ 1942 Atom dump.
Dodge 1871 command and rec. cars.
Jeep. WHY'S. 1s43. airborne.
Ford, 1s41, 1-ton crane truck:
Trailers, new ammunition carts, S37 so.
Winches, power, 5-ton. new, complete. S166
Truck stake bodies, S35.
These trucks can be purchased on term,
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling, All have heavy-duty Army tires
dual wheels.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 314a Lee high.
way, Arlington, Va. daily and Sat. to 6
Evening star., 1945-11-24
STORES WANTED.

WANTED ladies' ready-to-wear store. rent
or suitcase: will buy stock: Northwest
location preferable. Box 455-J, Star.
SMALL STORE, Northwest or Southeast
for confectionery or delicatessen. Box
S3-S, Star 30.
SMALL STORE, suitable for mill ends and
piece goods; business section. ST., G St
or Conn, ave-: will buy fixtures. Box
16S-S, Star 25s
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MONEY WANTED.
ALTO LOANS

WE CAN USE Ist mortgage money. pay
able from i to s years, bearing So in
terest, on commercial property. valuable
corner locations RE. 1868.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-Store. four-family fat or simi-
lar income-producing property for client.
Box 402-R, Star.
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T his i
4 ffC no
for success.

Father-There are many things
you do very well, son, and youl
teacher says the children all like
YOU. That's a big asset in life
Grades aren't all that count, by any
means.
Evening star., 1945-11-24
LOTS WANTED.

MANIED lots or acfeaSe, soned "a" 9,
SAUL Cos o26 18th st. NV.
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, 500
1,500 So IT: maximum rent $3.50: vicinit,
Mayfower Hotel Telephone MA 7O25
STORES FOR RENT.
STORE SPACE for matchmaker or Other
small repair work. End floor, 1924 14tt
st, NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-24
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

RETURNING VETERAN wants to buy
roomlng house or small apt house; must
be reasonable. Box 64-J, Star.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
FLOWERS SHIPPED BY AIR

SANTA MONICA, Cal. WD-
Wholesale flower shippers are
now flying $4,000 pounds OF
Southern California blooms .
week to grace New ork, Boston
and other Eastern homes the day
after leaving Los Angeles, and
expe t to increase the airfreight
to 10 tons per week the first
Of the year.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

A ceiling protector. a five
mile-high beam of light, has
been developed which makes 1t
a simple matter to determine
the heights of cloud ceilings any
where from ceiling zero to 28,-
600 feet.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Germany Surrsndsrs
Factory Equipment
10 First Payment
Of Repovotions

BERLIN, Dec. IL R -
Industrial equipment from 20
factories in Western Germany,
valued at approximately $685.
000, 900, has been allocated to
the Allied powers rs an initial
reparations payment.
The ALLEGATION, announced
yesterday by the Allied Control
Council, gives Russia and Po-
land 47.8, per cent of the equip.
ment, measured in monetary
value, and prevides that the re-
naming 52.2 per cent be divided
among II western nations, in
cluding the United States.
The nations which will get q
share Of the machinery. in ad-
dition the United States, are
Great Britain, France, Belgium,
Holland, Luxembourg, Yugo-
slavia,, Czechoslovakia, Greece.
Egypt, South Africa, India, Aus
tralia, New Zealand, Canada.
Denmark and Norway.
An inter-Allied reparations
agency - on which Russia is
not represented-will meet In
Brussels to determine the share,
OF the so-called Western nations.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
St. MaryS
High Notes
BY
Betty Tromlsy
oseor Soeio

THE JUNIORS AND SEN
IORS Of st. Mary's High school
enacted an inspiring religious
drama on Dec. 7 in the audi
torium. The magnificent music
offered by the choir and the
splendid acting of the cast pro-
duced q very enjoyable and
beautiful performance. At the
conclusion of the play, Rev.
Father La Belle took . variety
Of pictures.
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
in st. Mary's Gym on Market
street, a thrilling basketball
game was played between st.
Mary's and Mount Clemens and
St. Mary's and New Baltimore.
The Mountaineers scored 23-15.
The preliminary game played by
the reserves was also won by
the Mountaineers scoring 81.
The star player Of the after
noon was Jim Jones who scored
13 of the % points.
PLANS ARE BEING MADE
by the Freshmen for obtaining
Christmas gifts for the old folks
at the County Infirmary.
A FORMER GRADUATE of
1o43, Joe Schultz Is spending q
3O-day leave with his parents on
Washington avenue. Joe has
been visiting many of his friends
at school during the past week.
He will report to camp Dec. Ii
for further orders.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

and burn In expiation of their
crimes against humanity" The
shoulder patch of the .63rd lea-
lures flames and a blood-tipped
dagger.
The men Of the 63rd had their
first chance at the Germans In
the closing weeks of 1914. One
regiment-the 254th-made
particularly auspicious debut.
Attached to the Third Infantry
Division during the savage fight
for the Colmar bridgehead, the
outfit received q unit citation Tor
outstanding performance of duty
helpful to cut off Colmar from
the Rhine in what has been de-
helping to cut off Colmar from
and bloodiest campaigns of the
war;"
In February, the reassembled
division crossed the Saar north
Of Saarguemines, and led the
Seventh Army back onto Ger
man soil, from which it had been
forced to withdraw. A few
weeks later, 1t smashed into the
Siegfried Line. Early In April,
the 63rd destroyed the 17th IS
Division, crossed the Necker
River, and pushed the enemy
back south of the Kocher River.
The 63rd followed relentlessly
after the retreating Germans.
The division chased the Naz:s
through Wurttemberg and Bav-
aria down to the Danube. cross.
ed the river aano moved d6wn 10
Landeberg. at the edge Of the
Bavarian Alps.
At the end Of March, the 63rd
made a distinctive haul - the
great university city Of Heidel.
berg.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Fighting
Divisions
BY NEA Service

EASILY the most awesome u
divisional nicknames Is that Of
the 63rd Infantry Division.
which goes by the name Of
Blood and Fire" The nickname
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Tom Shafer, NEA Photog rapher Was Only U Newsman
to Accompany Hirohito on Trip to Ancestral Shrine

TOKYO - A rotund. bespec-
tacled news photographer pack
ed his cameras and film the 9TH
er day and went on q trip that
made history and shattered q
tradition Of ages.
NEA-Acme Newspictures cam.
eraman Tom Shafer accompan-
led Hirohito by train to Unebi
and for the first time in history
took close-ups of the little man
who is so sacred figure to his
people that they avert their gaze
In his presence.
For Hirohito. too, the trip
made history. He went to the
shrine of his ancestors to report
to them the loss of the war. 1t
was a chastened "Son of Heav-
en- who made this pilgrimage,
one who humbly came to the
window Of his special car in
response to the photographers
request to pose - the breast OF
his new, non military uniform
dripping with decorations but
his face q mask Of somber con-
temptation.
Shafer reported that this trip
climaxed a month of efforts on
his part to induce the imperial
household to take him on the
imperial train.
II was not given permission
to 20 until the last minute"
Shafer said, 'but l was the only
American nc sman on the trip.
No photographer - Jap or for
eign-has ever worked 50 close.
Even though ! was under some
restrictions ! made one shot from
six feet away through the win
dow Of Hirohito's private car.
Jap cameramen have always
used long distance lenses"
Shafer shot q series of exclus-
i've pictures of the Emperor's
trip, and dispatched them by
special airplane courier to San
Francisco, where they were
rlsuessa IN the NEAesecnfs Tele-I
photo system and transmitted
worldwide. -.--.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
p0Ws' History
in Detail Was
Compiled by U.S.

FORT GEORGE MEADE, Md.
-W.D-The Army has lifted the
lid on one Of its well-kept Sc
crets-the prisoners Of war in
formation branch.
The PWIB is an agency which,
throughout the war. kept re-
cords of every Japanese, Ger
man and italian captured by the
American forces. Those records
now can be measured In tons.
The agency's commanding Of
ficer. 1t. Col. H. N. Kirkum, re-.
vealed. thcs .ea. PWIB has bar.
in operation since Pearl Harbor.
In fact, the first entry in its rec
ords Is Of a Japanese named
Kazuo Sakamaki, who was fish
eel out of the water at Pearl Har-
botr on Dec. 8, 1941.
With Sakamaki the agency be-
gan b compilation that was fin
ally to include data on hundreds
of thousands Of enemy prisoners
from aM three Axis nations.
One of its biggest jobs has
been tho handling of mail to
prisoners, of war held by this
country. I'm the case of Germans
and Italians the volume Of that
mail has been tremendous-up
to $4,000 letters z day.
In sharp contrast, the Japan
ese prisoners have had no luck
with correspondence. Kirkman
said in th4 past II months no
more than three letters to Jap
anese prisoners have been re-
ceived at Fj,rt Meade. And not
one of the three came from Jap
an. Two dame from q Japan
ese-American In the Panama
Canal Zone.
Kirkman }explained that the
Japanese pri&oner rarely wanted
his relatives At home to know he
was still alive and q prisoner.
The relatives\ who did find out
apparently fept too dissraced to
write.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Miners Engineer
4.000.h. Shaft
to Reach Gold

LEAD. S. D. - W.D - Ap'
proximately 100000 wal
poured down" q hole the
homestake Mining Company
aug into a mountain here--bul
1t was not wasted.
The 4,250-foot hole, known a
the Yates shaft, was sunk into
the 5,3l0-foot mountain to reach
gold ore bodies.
Sinking the shaft, ~ feet, 8
inches by ID feet and equipped
with five elevators which oper-
ate at a maximum speed Of 2,500
fet a minute. required about
two and q half years. As many
as 125 men worked on the pro-
ject at a time, and the cost, in
Guiding the surface plant. was
approximately $4,000. 900.
The shaft was dug from sever
al underground points which
had been located by engineers.
Tunnels were driven to the shaft
location from underground
workings. Six by eight foot pilot
holes were cut at various points
and widened to the full size of
the shaft. Most of the pilot raises
were driven 100 to $50 feet be-
tween levels, but in one case 1t
was necessary to drive the pilot
raise 866 feet to make a connec-
ton.
Waste rock approximately
$4,000 tons-was drawn off at
lower levels.
The shaft, which eventually
will be own 5000 feet, is one of
the deepest in the world. Deeper
shafts are in the Michigan cop
per country, Canada, Brazil and
South Africa. The deepest South
African shaft Is down $500 feet,
and one Canadian gold mine has
a $500 foot shaft.
The elevator cages are used
for movement of men and mate
rials and for lifting gold ore.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

4 A mature giant Sequoia tree
ispreads its roots over an area
~ between two and three acres,
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
pepper Cets
. Break:
Avoids Jail Term

Robert Akin, 2o-year old East
Detroit mechanic, who on Fri
day was sentenced to serve 80
days In jail for peekins through
his wife's bedroom window wa,
at liberty today following pay
ment Of . $25 fine.
The court had originally spec.
flied that Akin must serve the
full Jail sentence without the
alternative Of paying q fine.
Akin was arrested Thursday
night by Mount Clemens police,
answering . prowler call at the
North Gratiot avenue address.
where his estranged wife Is a
lodger. They said they found
the East Detroiter skulking be-
hind . tree.
Akin insisted that he was
merely checking up" on his
wife who, 1t developed, did not
care to press charges against
him. Police, however, institut-
ed prowler charges to which
Akin rleaded guilty when ar
raiened before Justice Of the
Peace Frank e. Jeanette who
imposed the sentence.
On Saturday, however, Akin's
employer appealed to jean
nette for relaxation of the pen.
atty with the result that he was
permitted to pay . SIS fine, plus
costs, and was released on six
months probation with the stip-
! ulation that he must stay out of
Mount Clemens for that period.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
RECOVER CAR

A 1898 automobile, stolen
last week from the AAA park
ing lot in Mount Clemens, was
found Sunday by two youths off
Of Wellington near the Clinton
river.
The abandoned car was strip
ped of its battery and right front
wheel and tire. 1t was owned
by Charles Gatz of North ave-
nue..
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Mew Volcano Seen Possibility
in Vests Famed Crater Lake

wind soon disslpated the smoke.
Three other reports were made
earlier, in the same general area
east of Wizard Island.
DR.. Allen cites additional evil
dence that Crater Lake was form
dence that Crater Lake was
formed by Volcanic explosive
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