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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21
Mrs. Graphical Is
Hostess To Group

The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Grassy Creek
Methodist church met on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Paul GRAPHICAL, with eight mem
bers and three visitors present
"Juvenile Delinquency was the
topic of the month. The program
was led by Mrs. R. c. Pierce and
different members of the society
gave interesting discussions on
the causes and the prevention of
youth delinquency.
A social hour was enjoyed by
all during which the hostess
served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Arch Mcmillan invited the
society to meet with her IN july
at which time Mrs. C. D. Stur-
gill will have charge of the pro-
gram.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21

Rationihg Board include that OF
Miss Maeola Roland replacing
Mrs. Earl Davidson, who resigned.
as chief price clerk, and Mrs
Hoyle Stringer filling the vacan-
cy of miscellaneous clerk and is-s
suance of furlough gasoline.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

A large group of friends and
relatives honored Mr.. w. T. A.
Jones on his sixty-ninth birth
day, Sunday, June II. Dinner
was served to the group, after
which they enjoyed an informal
get-together. The honoree re-
ceived several nice gifts.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21
HONORED AT DINNER

The six daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Goodman, of West JEFF
ferson honored their father on
Fathers Day and their brother,
Clyde E. Goodman, Sic, who is
home on leave, at surprise din
ner on Sunday at their home. Ten
children and thirty grandchil-
dren were present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21
ELLER - KISER

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Kiser, of
have announced the
of their daughter, iona
Mae, to Kelley Eller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Eller, of Clifton, on
Friday, June 8, at Gaffney, S. c.
They are now living with
the groom's parents.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21

three visitors, Mrs. Ed M. Ander-
son and daughter, Billie, and Mrs.
Arthur Frazier, were present.
After a pleasant afternoon, the
hostess served tempting refresh
ments.
The club will meet with Mrs.
J. w. Gambill next time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-21
MRS. p. G.. WRIGHT WAS
HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs. P. G. Wright was hostess
to the Sunshine Sewing Club at
her home on Tuesday afternoon,
June IL. Several members and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
Spots Before The Eye,
Calendar ofComing G"enh

l. o O F. in Barron Hall, initiation and nomination of Of
Clemens Chapter 247 special meeting for in
aton, in Masonic Temple, at 745 p. m.
DANCING CLUB at Harrison town hall, to II p,
SENIOR CHOIR of Grace Episcopal Church, at the parish
house, at 1880
SATURDAY. NAY lo
RUNMAGE SALE Market sponsored by United
Workers Circle of Kings Daughters.
BAKE SALE at VOLTS Millinery sponsored by Silver Lining
Circle of Kings Daughters 9 to IL
PARTY for service and at Masonic Service Gen.
ter, Masonic Temple.
NINE-TWENTY CLUB USO Broadway, at p
SUNDAY. MAY 20
sODATY of Our Lady of ST Peters parish breakfast in
ST Marys club rooms, following at 7:3O a m
MONDAY. MAY q
PUBLIC CARD PARTY at Maccabecs Hall, 1914 North
Walnut street. sponsored by Star of Freedom Council,
Daughter sof America, at p. m.
YOUNG WOMENs CLUB, election meeting at Masonic club
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights Of Pythas in Pyhian Hall.
PUBLIC CANES PARTY in vrw Hall sponsored by Ladies'
Auxiliary of Oskar Andreas Post. at m.
HARRY OLLRICH POST, American Legion in Legion club
'O''''' - ' TUEsDAY, NAY p
JUNIOR MACCABEES regular meeting and tapdancng class
RUMMAGE SALE at 50 Broadway sponsored by Grace
Church Womens Guild
WCTU, annual Mothers Meeting with Mrs Fred Niemann
81 Lodewyck avenue at 7:30
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, with Mrs Frank Munt, AGO
Cass avenue at 100 p. m.
DANCE for service men and women at Uso on Broadway
LADIES' AUXILIARY, Frscrnal Order of Eagles in Aerie
CIVIC CHORUS rehearsal at NJ c. H. S. at 73O D. m
WEDNESDAY. MAY q
RUMMAGE SALE at 50 Broadway, sponsored by Grace
Church Womcns Guild
H. NJ s. PINAFORE presented by Civic Chorus at M. c.
II S. auditorium at 8 m.
PACODA I ENT HIVE of Maccabees Past
Club, with Mrs Francis Goerig, 179 North
nue., at p. m.
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE of Kings Daughters 33rd birthday
anniversary, covcred-dish luncheon at the Home at
1890
ST. AIMS GUILD, with Mrs John Madou 16l Croker
boulevard, at 8
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS America Council 49, at Bar.
Hall. at 8 D. m.
HARRISON CIRCLE of Kings Daughters Harrison Town
Hail. at 1880 p.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY at USO building IS Cherry street.
sponsored by Knights of Columbus at 8:15 p m.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, in Pythan Hail. Walnut
street. at p. m.
OsKAR ANDREAS POST 1894, vFw at 200 North Gra-
tiot avenue, at $50 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
With the Colors

ELIZ ETH BETTY
LONG, Aer. NJ. 2fc( WAVE,
has left for a West Coast port
for assignment overseas duty,
after spending 10 days with
her mother. Mrs. Louise Long
and sister Dorothy at 7 Grove
Park avenue.
PFC. WILLIAM f. OGDEN,
10, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
+. Ogden, of 255 Jones street, is
now fighting with a tank battal-
ion Of the Sixth Marine Corps at
Naha, capital of Okinawa. The
Okinawa invasion is Ogden S
first action. He formerly attend
ed Mount Clemens High school.
WORD has been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Duncan
of Harper avenue, that their son,
Kenneth, seaman &c C. A.
A NM has arrived at his train
ing base in Oklahoma.
FREDERIC WILLIAM KIEH-
LER, Seaman l/c, has completed
his boot training at Great Lakes,
ILL.,, and after a short furlough
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldon kiehler. Jones street, has
reported at Michigan City, Ind,
where he is attending pre-radio
school at the naval armory.
SGT. AND MRS. JOSEPH Won
BOESLAGER have left Mount
Clemens, after brief visit with
his mother, Mrs. August Won
Boeslager, Sgt. Won Boeslager,
has returned to his post in Gulf
port, Miss, and his wife to Chi
cago, where she has been with
relatives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
WCTU Plans
to Fete Mothers

THE AN NJ AL Mothers
meeting of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union will
take place Tuesday evening at
100 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Fred |. Niemann, 81 Lode
Wyck avenue.
Mrs. Verona Schonschack Is
IN charge OF the program. AS
SiSting hostesses will be Mrs.
c. A, Wildt, Mrs. Joseph Grosa,
Mrs Harry Green and Mrs. Will
liam Shicr.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18

FIVE MEMBERS of Girl
Scout Troop Ten received their
tenderfoot pins at the meeting
Thursday afternoon at the Meth
odIst church. They are Ards
Fritz, Patricia Kcndrick, Mo-
anne Marks, Joan Porter and
Barbara Wilkinson. Two others,
Mary Brown and Mary Wild
den, are also eligible, but we're
absent from the meeting.
Troop Ten set July 5 to Q as
the dates for their camping trip
TO the site near Richmond.
Plans were also begun for VIC
tory gardening. Members are
selecting pen-friends from writ
ers of letters from England, Miss
Mrritt, girl scout director, has
the letters at her office. At the
next meeting the troop membrs
Will make Christmas cards for
hospitalized service men for
Junior Red Cross Christmas
packages.
Mango Beal, Scribe
GIRL SCOUTS of Troop Five
met Friday and opened their
meeting singing some songs, ac-
companied by Ann McWethy
and Ethel Mural. They made
plans for their Court of Awards
TO be held at the Broadway
USO. The pamphlets they re-
ceived at the Art Institute were
distributed among the girls.
Kathryn Smith, Scribe.
ON WEDNESDAY two Of the
patrols in Troop Three gave a
banquet for the other two pa
trolls. When we got TO ST. Mary S
clubrooms, we played for a
while and then sat down to
eat. The table was beautiful.
Buttercup and BlueJay patrols
served the Sunset and Orchid
patrols, and next week the Sun
set and Orchid patrols Will
serve the buttercup and Bluelay
patrols. We had potato salad,
milk, tomato juice, hot buns and
Wieners, corn meal mullins and
ice-cream. | don't know about
anyone else, but that was the
incest banquet that ! have ever
been to.
Mary Kathleen Arnsby, Scribe.
GIRL SCOUTS Of Troop Two
met at ST. Marys clubrooms
Thursday, and played many
new exciting games. Then the
girls had a good time listening
to some good readers read about
foreign Girl Scouts.
Arlene kazmer, Scribe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
Feminine Relatives Form
Big Chorus in 'P indfore

THE LOVELY FEMININE
relatives in H. M. S. Pinafore"
form a sister, cousin and aunt
chorus of some proportions.
This group, as well as the sail
ors, ships captain, and the ad-
miralty, is rehearsing daily as
the date of the presentation,
May %, draws closer. The Civ
&c Chorus will give the operetta
under Lois Harper's direction at
Mount Clemens High cchool au-
dltorium.
Mrs. c. II. r. Mackenzie
sakes the part of Hebe, heading
the chorus which includes Helen
Blaffert, Evelyn Rucshky, Mrs.
l. a n d Kettenring, Elizabeth
Miller. Mrs. Edsel Bandlow,
Mrs. Joseph Blundo, Norma
Cleminson, Helen Gauper. Mil
dred Hovis, Catherine McCar-
roll.
Mrs. Will b c TT McKeachie,
Marion Brophy. Mrs. c. Bern
ard McGhee, Viola Ribe, Alice
Rcmer, Marie Ryan, Evelyn
Schonschack, Mrs. William
Schonschack, Mrs. Kendall Wal
ton, Fern Yenkel, Mrs. NJ. E. st.
Aubin, Mrs. Harry Brouwer,
Mrs. Stanley Holmes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
Put Your Odds and Ends
to Work Through Red Cross

old radios in any sort OF condl-
ton. radio cabinets, gasoline en-
gincS, cold washing machine
motors or other old cupboard
motors, tools OF all types Gear
pointer, machiniSt or garage me-
chanic), wrenches, cobbler tools,
pieces of lumber (any kind Of
wood
Also wanted are leather, en-
oroldcry floss, yarn, baseball
shoes, and fishing equipment,
Popular Mechanics and Home
Craftsmen (any issue, These
items may all pe delivered To the
Red Cross headquarters, 1870
CasS avenue.
There is also a request for
books, novels, detective, travel,
and biographies; and phones
for radios in Veterans hospital
at Dearborn.
MRS. GEORGE SHERIDAN,
SO LodeWyck avenue, enter
members of her plnochle
club Thursday evening.
MRS. CHARLES f DOLL,
JR. is spending several weeks
with relatives in Grand Rapids.
MRS. CHARLES E. DOLL
Thursday from Balti-
more. Md, where she has been
visiting with her sister, Miss
Evelyn Hamilton for the past
two weeks.
MRS. GEORGE JOHN VINO
was operated upon at st. Jo-
scph's hospital on Tuesday, is
reported 10 be in satisfactory
condition.
MRS. VICTOR PETHER, 20
Grove Park avenue, en- I c c d
Mount Clemens General Hos
pital today for major opera
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
Voters League to
Hear -Four Speakers

FOUR SPEAKERS will pre-
sent the program for the meet
ing Of the League of Women
Voters on Tuesday, May %, at
the home of Mrs. Frank Munt,
46O Cass avenue, at 1870 o'clock.
After dessert luncheon, Rose
mary Scott and Mrs. John Lun-
gerhausen will talk on problems
relating 10 education. Miss Scots
subject is to be Federal Aid -
Education" and Mrs. Lungerhau-
sen will report on state lcgisla-
ton pertaining to the schools.
Mrs. Lewis Parrot will talk on
Argentina and Mrs. Paul S. Hirt
will report on the work of the
Charter Revision Commission.
The refreshments committee
will be headed by Mrs. NJ. f.
Watkins, and includes Mrs. Har-
~ Diehl and Mrs. William Lloyd.
HELEN LOUIS WILDE,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wilde of Hubbard avenue,
is home from Michigan State
College in East Lansing for the
weekend.
MIR. AND MRS. PARME AN
THONY of Lincoln avenue, ac-
companicd by Mrs Daun An
thony and three children, Mich
ael and the twins, Parme and
Richard. are expected this week
end from Lakeland, Fla. Mrs.
Anthony has been spending
some time with her daughter-in-
law, and Mr.. Anthony drove
down to bring them home. Capt.
Daun Anthony is based in the
Pacific with the Air Force, and
his wife and family will spend
the summer here.
MRS. FRANK Z. WHEAT of
% Second street, is a patient at
ST. Joseph's hospital.
MR. CHARLES G.. ME
META will entertain her con-
tract club at luncheon on Tues
day, at her home on Bellview
avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
Confidence Stems
from Good Grooming
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

NEA Staff Writer
YOUNG JOB seekers W h
think they are concealng faulty
grooming underneath but
toned-up jacket. are sometimes
given a jolt by having 10 re-
move it for an efficiency try
out or test.
II this happens, girl runs
the risk-so employment coun-
scllors tell me--of being turned
down on two counts. One is per-
sonal untidiness which may be
betrayed by an unkempt blouse,
peeping slip straps or the lining
of jacket which is frayed or is
make-up-stained at the neck
line.
The other strike against her
IL an interviewer is kind enough
TO be sympathetic on the first
counts apt to be nervousness,
induced by knowing that groom
ing faults arc exposed, which
turns a girls usually facile fin
gers into thumbs on typewrit-
err, dictaphone or a bookkecp-
ing machine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18

A group from the Mount
Clemens High school orchestra,
under the direction of Margaret
X. Simpson, will accompany the
performance. Included will be
Ann Jean Walton, Alice Vance,
Phyllis Kearl, Mary Trombley.
James Perry and Raym o n d
Riley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-18
MRS. VICTOR MESSMORE,

MRS. VICTOR MESSMORE,
county chairman of the Red
Cross Camp and Hospital Serv-
ice. reports that there Is need
at Selfridge Field for long list
of various items, for use for the
convalescent training service,
and TO furnish equipment for
some who are heading overseas.
Among the items needed are
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
rs. augusta, 1945

liti S tremi, pa imamo ze odda-
ljenost v kilometrih.
&c je nevihta cd mas tolikanJ
oddaljena, .da vidimo le Sc odsev
bliskov ma obzorju, grmenja pa
ne slisimo, potlej govorimo o bill
skavici. Nevihte Sc vcasi pon1i-
kajo velikansko brzino mad
zemljo. stirideset kilometrov ma
uro nj mic nenavadnega. LIE We
like vodne ploskve ali siroki, ma;
glo tekoci vodni toki jih utegne-
10 sem pa tia ovirati."
Ko Sc slednjic izravnajo eez-
merne napetosti " zraku in ko
Sc vodne mase v obliki padavin
izpraznijo ma zemljo, Sc ozracje
spet ohladi in pomiri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
B|isk in grom

Ko je vladal v Egiptu Ramses
ILL.,, to je bilo okrog leta 1108.
pred nasim stetjem, je pustil pri
neki stavbi v Medinet Abu po-
zlatiti konice drogov, XII so jih
tamkaj postavili. Drogovi maj bi
namrec sluzili kot strelovodi. z
nekega napisa ma templju v
Denderi vemo, da so bill okoli
razpostavljeni, bakreno plo-
cevino okovani jambori mislje-
nj kot obrambno sredstvo proti
streli. Start kulturni narodi so
torej ze v pradavnih easih po-
znali pripomocke "a odvajanje
strele, toda njih znanje je bilo lie
plod dolgoletnih izkusenj. Da bi
81 znali pojave pri nevihtah tn.
di prav razlagati, o tenn nj doslej
nieesar znanega. Sele 5000 let
kasneje so Sc pojmi o teh receh
razbistrili.
PRAY do Is. stoletja SO imeli
ucenjaki O naravi nevihte Sc re.
10 napacne ali ysaj meglenes poi.
me. Blisk je yeljal "a. vnetje gor.
ljivih sopar, pri kojih eksploziji
Sc sprozi grom in lahko nastane
tudi ogenj. sele ko Sc je zacela
znanost nataneneje baviti pri
rodno silo elektrike, ko SO Sc "a
celia zlasti studirati elektricna
izpraznjevanja, Sc je ucenjakon'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
PRIDOBIVANJE ZLATA IL
MORJA

Doslej je bilo urejenih ze vec
poskusnih obratov "a ekstrahi-
ranje zlata il morske vode, v
kateri je ia zlahtna kovina raz-
topljena v prav malenkostni
mnozini. Rentabilnostni racun
in prakticne izkusnje so polka
zale, da Sc "a pridobivanje ma
veliko noben dosedanjih postop-
kov ne rentira, ker je raztopina
preredka.
A Gurevic je dokaz al, da
je mnozina zlata v morski vodi
Sc mnogo manjsa kakor Sc je
doslej raeunalo, da znasa le
delce miligrama ma vsako tono
morske vode.
Gurevic je napravil naslednji
poskus. Krpe tkanine je luzil S
,taninom in jih potlej prepariral
S klorovim kositrom. Ma ia ma
Gin Sc je vsedla ma krpah spoil
ma tanina in kositra, ma kateri
sc je odsedalo zlato liz morske
vode, &c je le Sc vsebovala 5 mi
ligramov zlata ma tono. Poskusi
z morsko vodo ma bretonski oba-
Ii so pokazali popolnoma mega
tiven rezultat, kar kaze, da je
mnozina zlata morski vodi Sc
manjSa kakor so mislili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

razsvetljuje cele oblake S tako
zvanimi tleeimi izpraznitvami.
To SO slicne elektricne izprazni-
TIVE, XII svetijo v ceveh reklam-
nih napisov. Nizasti blisk sesto-
il IL vrste svetlih took, XII so vi
deti kakor nanizane ma vijuga-
sti crti.
Najredkejsa in najskrivnost-
nejsa oblika je tako zvani kro-
glasti blisk. zareca krogla v We
likosti otroske glave Sc ali pola-
gonna premika po prostoru, ali
pa drsi vzdolz predmetov, pu-
scajoc "a seboj ozgane sledove.
Mahoma pa Sc krogla razpoci v
mic, veasi nalahko, vcasi pa S
silnim treskom in napravi dosti-
krat veliko razdejanje.
Grom, kot spremljevalni POI
jaw bliska, je eisto akusticne ma
rave. Kdor je re kdaj stal blizu
influenenega stroja, Sc DO goto-
vo spomnil ma prasketanje, XII Sc
slisi med prekakovanjem elek-
tricnih isker. Grom je prav TAX
sno prasketanje, sano v tistem
merilu glasnejse kakor so sill
nejse elektricne iskre, XII preska-
kujejo. Vsako iskro spremlja
pok, XII nastane zaradi tega, ker
Sc zrak pod visoko temperature
elektricne iskre trenutno silno
segreje. SECRET zrak ali plin Sc
stisne in tisti pritisk Sc kot mo-
can zvocni val razsiri po prosto-
ru. Tisto, da blisku ne sledi en-
sam pok ampak bobnec grom,
izvira samo cd odmeva, ker sc
pok veckrat odbija cd bliznjih
in daljnih oblakov.
IL casa, XII potece med bliskom
in gromom, Sc lahko zelo tocno
zracuna, kako dalec cd mas Sc je
zabliskalo ali treScilo. Svetloba
Sc namrec siri brzino 100000
kilometrov ma sekundo po pro,
storu, tako da prakticno, "a ONE
jene predele ma zemlji niti racu'
natl ne moreno, da bi svetloba
nekam pref prisla kakor dru
gam. Blisk torej vidimo isti tre.
nutek, ko nastane. Zvocni valo
vi, XII nam prinasajo grom ma
usesa, pa napravijo samo $50 m
dolgo pot ma sekundo. sirijo sc
torej skoraj milijonkrat poeas
neje nego svetloba. Ia prakti
cen racun kako dalec cd mas Sc
je zabliskalo, je treba presteti
samo sekunde, XII SO nainile Cd
bliska do groma, njih stevilo de
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
Poses+vo noprodoi

Ma E. II St., blizu Superior
Ave-, moderna dvo-druzinska hi
Sd, 1T sob, gorkota ma vroco
vodo; lota 45x210. 3 garaze. Sc
proda po zmerni ceni.
V Collinwoodu; 2-druzinska,
A sobe; 4 garaze; v prav do
brem stanju. Sc proda "a $4,000.
Dive dvo-druzinski hisi ma eni
veliki lott, v izvrstnem stanju.
Ma lepi cesti. Sc proda ODE "a
$11,5OO.
Blizu E. 185 St. Bungalow
4 sobami, 3 leta star; garaza,
lepa lota.
E 21O St., blizu Blvd. - 6 le-
ia star bungalow S 5 sobami;
rekreacijska soba baro; CARA
ia "a 2 avta.
Blizu E. 185 St. - Ia emo dru-
Zinc 8 sob, velika lota.
E. 26O St., "a 2 druzini v pray
dobrem stanju. Gorkota ma vro-
co vodo. Lota 7Ox14O.
Ma Decker Ave-, hisa "a emo
druzino, 8 sob; podi il trdega
lesa; fornez; v najboljsem sta
nju. 2 garazi, lepo dvorisce. Cena
81, 500.
Imamo veliko izbero vsako-
vrstnih his "a emo ali dve dru-
zini, kot tudi trgovska posestva.
Gene so zmerne. Ia nadalina
pojasnila sc obrnite ma
JOHN KNIFIC
740 EAST l85th ST.
nasproti Muskoka Ave.
w. 7s40 KE. 02ss
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
ENAKopRAvNosT

Sc yecje cudastvo pa Sc lahko
ocita jezercu Kildinu OBJ Muir
manski obali. Kildin ina tri raz-
licne vrste vode. Gorenja plast
je sladka voda, v kateri zive
sladkovodne rastline. in zivali,,
srednja je slana in ina tudi te-
mu primerno rastlinstvo in Ii
valstvo, spodnja pa je prenasi-
cena z zveplenim vodikom in je
tako strupena, .da live v Mi lah-
ko lie nekatere bakterije.
Znano je tudi, da v Mrtvem
morju, XII je kljub svojemu ime-
nu lie jezero, ne zivi nobena riba
ali kako druga 1.-Two bite, sal
nj niti rastlin v njegovi gosti,
strupeni vodi. Popolnoma slicna
so Mrtvemu morju stevilna je-
zera v Sahari. Sc gostejsa so
ameriska asfaltna jezera, cd ka-
terih sta najznamenitejsi emo
ma antilskem otoku Trinidadu,
drugo, daleko vecje pa v Vene-
zueli. Vrela zemeljska smola
prihaja il globine ognjenika in
tvori neizcrpen rezervoar "a as
falt. Kjer je smola he nekoliko
ohlajena, Sc da hoditi po njej,
dasi je Sc vedno tekoea.
Tudi po barvi vode sc neka-
terra jezera mocno razlikujejo
cd nasih cistih sinjih gorskih
jezer. Obieajno zavisi barva vo-
de cd dna. Triglavsko Crno je-
zero mad Komarco steno je tenn
no zaradi ocrnelega kamenja,
XII tvori njegovo dno. V Kavka-
zu pa imajo jezero, kojega vo-
da je res popolnoma crna, ker
je polno majhnih delcev manga
move rude. V alziru majo jeze-
70, katerega kotlino je napol-
! njena S pravim crnilom, njego-
va voda je namree polna zeleza
in kisline hrastovih sisk, ina te-
daj iste sestavine, kakor obicaj-
no crnilo. Pravi muzej pradav-
mega sveta pa predstavlja Bal
kalsko jezero. Ne samo, da je s
svojimi 1,5OO m najgloblje je-
zero sveta, marvec live v ME
govi vodi zivali, XII 50 drugod Pc
svetu ze davno izumrle. Sicer so
Sc v posameznostih ze mocno IL
premenile, v bistvu pa so Sc
zmerom tropske zivali in izvira-
jo il dobe, ko je bila Sibirija Sc
tropska zemlja.
Izredno posebnost so ucenja'
XII odkrili pri jezeru Lopnor '
Kitajskem Turkestanu. To jeze'
ro 81 namrec prebira svoj polo
zaj in roma cd, severa ma jug
ali pa obratno. Pri tenn premi
kanju pa ne gre "a malenkost
marvec Sc Lopnor sell kar zs
celih 100 KIN dalec. Vodovje mt
dovaja reka Tarim, XII je take
dolga kakor Donava. Odtoka je
zero nina, marvec njegova vo
da pronika V puscavskem pesku
Kolikor SO zdaj dognala razisko
vanja, je ia selitev odvisna OF
reke Tarima, nataneni vzroki te
ga eudovitega pojava pa so "a
viii Sc v temo. S to uganko 81 bo
do BELLE glave Sc mnoge ucenja
ske odprave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

V majhnemu farmskemu
mestecu Beloit, Wis, je bill
farmer Grant A. Ritter, edi-
nj, XII je pri zadnjih predsed-
niskih volitvah oddal svoj
glas "a gen. Douglas MacAr-
thurja, vseh drugih 1857 vo-
lilcev je glasovalo "a repub-
lkanskega kandidata Dew
eva.