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Jberglaries, Including Ave m been cleared up Marlon Levi tO, an exconrict and former VwMent of this area, who is under •rgjMt in Rockford. Barr\trapped itm week after an Oregon woman Jutted town the license number of * . attspiciouB car she noticed parked near the home of a friend and later learned the residence „ been burglarised, was brought Elgin by Rockford detectives. 0ab«erlbe for The Plaindealer. DIES OF INJURIES Injuries Suffered two weeks ago j when the automobile In which he ' was riding went out of control ! and tipped over at the intersection :of U. S. route 14 and state route 22 ip Fox River Grove ©roved 1 fatal to Charles Slessman, 71, of ! Darrington. Slessman suffered a' spinal in- ; jury and his condition was critical : from the outset. Although he showed some improvement, he suffered a relapse last Thursday afternoon and dted shortly after- I wards. - ^ THE DOME RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE "Food That Satisfies" Trjr our new chef's famous cooking. Chicken-- Steak*--Chops--Sea Foods--Hickory Smoked Ribs i--Other complete dinners, daily and Sunday, $1.25 and up. Don't forget our Friday Special--Complete dinner $1. JQHNNY WILSON, Mgr. fc. Phone jWauoonda 4234 ISLAND LAKE, RT. 176 SklppHig Ftver Strikes la ChanftalMt Weaffctr The changeable weather of early spring la a danger season tor shipping fever In livestock, veterinarians warn. And when bad weather is coupled with crowded shipping c o n d i t i o n s . I n t e r r u p t e d f e e d i n g schedules and mishandling, heavy losses are likely to result. Purchasers of replacement stock as well as those who handld lot shipments are urged to be on constant guard against this disease, which causes respiratory trouble and blood poisoning. Pneumonia and paralysis develop in severe cases and death Is likely to follow ft diagnosis and toeatmsnt are delayed. - An unfortunate feature of this disease Is that symptoms may not appear until a day or more after the animal arrives at Its destination. If in the meantime the animal Is allowed to mingle with healthy stock, the others may become Infected. Still another danger Is the recovered animal, since those which have had shipping fever may remain as carriers. Control measures erf for vaccination with 'bacteria? at least two weeks prior to shipment. Serum treatment both before shipment and immediately ^after arrival is an alternative safeguard. Proper shelter from bad weather en route, along with regular feeding and watering, also helps to prevent outbreaks. Quarantine of all shipped animals at destination Is a final and highly Important precaution, since this keeps them from spreading Infection to stock already on the LINES <2 Complete line of OUTDOOR FURNITURE LAKE VIEW AWNING CO. •. ft. Route 12 Fox Lake, HL Bead the Want •«. Rafalreps Mf Tiar-Shapo, Special Statfy Discloses Contrary to popular conception, raindrops are not tear-shaped, and tor that matter neither would be tears If they fell very far, according to General Electric weather scientists. Instead of being symmetrically streamlined like a tear, large raindrops can change into a "new look" as often as 80 times per second and can resemble a variety of things, including pancakes, gourds, peanuts, telephone receivers, ducks, jelly beans, dumb bells, hot dogs, caterpillars, and even human feet. Smaller raindrops on the other hand often assume the shape of marbles and footballs. These resemblances are only a few of the marked deformations from the traditional tear shape that raindrops undergo periodically as they fall, the scientists said, In a special study simulating raindrop behavior, the O-K scientists developed an instrument known as a "drop controller," in which air resistance was produced similar to that falling raindrops encounter. Reversing the natural order, however, the instrument caused a rush of air to move upward against a drop of water, instead of the drop falling against the air. Wrong Party HE WAS undersized, meek, diffi dent, wibdned, and had applied for a Job as night-watchman. "Yes," said the manager, eyeing him <MHoushL "but the ffcet is we want someorfe who is restless and uneasy, especially at night; some one who thinks the worst at every body and whose suspicions are sel dom if ever allayed; someone who sleeps with ooe eye open alawys; someone with remarkable hearing, who starts at the slightest sound; someone who is always listening, thinking there are bad character* about. A meek, mild watchman would be of no use to us. We want a large, aggressive. Intrepid, and dangerous person; a good shot; bad-tempered, and revengeful, too. The kind of person In fact who, when roused. Is a fiend Incarnate." "I'll send the wife 'round," said the little man. BEMOTB CONTBOI "And what would you Uke for your birthday present, Tommy?" asked the fond mother. "Oh, a telephone!" replied the youngster promptly. "What ever for?" "Then I can ring up and answer teacher's questions without having to go to schooL" Soft Pedal A Welshman who waa very proud of his bass voice was describing a wonderful dream hp'd had. "I was In a mighty choir," he said; "«,000 sopranos, 5,000 altos, 5,000 tenors--all singing together double forte." "It must have been wonderful," said the listener. "But what about the basses?" "That was itl" said the dreamer. "Suddenly the conductor stopped the choir and, turning to me, said: 'Not quite so loud In the bass, please, Mr. Jones!' " AND FINEST DEVELOPMENT NOW REjVDY! CAPE COD BRICK HOMES $12,900 (Easy Terms) In Beautiful Millstream Park FRACTIC AI^VEEW -- Many Special Features Included ~ 4 Sides Face Bride -- Radiant Panel Automatic Hot Water Heating. Cabinet Kitchen -- Dish Blaster Dish Washer -- 30 Gallon Automatic ®Dt Water Tank -- Complete Rock Wool Insulation -- Screens -- Storm Doors -- High, Full Basement -- City Sewer -- Individual Water Well -- Gas, Electricity -- Large Lot 50 ft. x 155 ft. Private Beach Rights. THESE ARE TONY AH QUALITY BUILT HOMES -- Adjoining Millstream on the West and just North of Rt. 120 OPEN FOR INSPECTION Daily, Including Sundays, 12:00 to 6:00 u The Scotsman was playing a round of golf with a business acquaintance. They started off, and the Scotsman excelled himself time snd again with remarkable drives, finishing off the .game by making a hole in one. His partner was speechless, and after a few minutes he grasped the Scotsman's hand. "I really must congratulate you," he said with emotion. "I've never seen a drive like that last one yours before. It's amazing." "We-el." replied the Scot, "it did save wear and tear on the ball." Ftfwf Sorvlee Cxperkaaal Skews RaMlts Oateat Dear Hunters in some mountain areas in the East may have to choose be tween deer hunting and rabbit hunting. Or it may work out that •BACHC8 SUPREME COURT The attorneys representing tile city of Crystal Lake have filed a petition for a Writ of Certiorari in the supreme court of the United States asking that court to review^ the judgement of the circuit good game management will call j courf of appeals entered against for more rabbit hunting to reduce surplus rabbits that are now caus ing deer to starve. Unfamiliar to many sportsmen are the lessons of a forest service experiment in the Allegheny national forest that show how rabbits can practically "eat deer out of house and home." Under limited hunting in aress where most predatory animals have been exterminated, deer have multiplied in some Appalachian mounttain areas until they are browsing the shrubs, bushes, and seedling forest trees faster than thts material grows. This condition is acute In areas at the base of the mountains and in sheltered valleys where deer concentrate in severe winter weather. To prevent increasing starvation of deer and continuing injury to the forests In Pennsylvania, it has been necessary to permit and even encourage hunters to bag female deer* On the Allegheny national forest, however, the rabbit situation 'complicates matters. At the Kane experimental forest In Pennsylvania the forest service enclosed several typical half-acre tracts to get the fscts as to how rapidly overbrowsed forest range can recover. Each tract was fenced to exclude deer, and half of each tract had a tighter fence that also excluded rabbits. In five-year and 10-year surveys it was clear that rabbits were damaging th« browse far more • than the deer. • Air Map* for Britain t Air maps are being used to plan the reconstruction and rebuilding of war-ravaged areas in Britain. T he R. A. F. Is using powerful new cameras. Including infa-red and stereoscopic instruments, and even radar. The new technique depends on the use of the radar methods developed for the Anglo-American bombing fleets over Germany. These methods enable the photographic aircraft to be navigated along the desired track and its position to be determined at the moment when the photograph is taken, relative to a pair of radar stations. Care of Cew Clipping the hair of cows' udders when they are stabled for winter helps in the production of sedimentfret milk. Forage Forage poisoning, common in hones and cattle. Is caused by a spore-forming germ Out thrives In •oil and la old stacks of oat straw and hay. the city. In the suit, brought by the yeast /ompacy the city was enjoined from interfering with the use of the city's storm seweres by the yeast company for the disposal of its waste products. The city contends that the sewer having been built by taxpayers' money, can only be used for public purposes. In fact, the city has contended during the entire litigation that the city officials who were In office in 1939 had no legal authority to enter Into the contract #h(ch allowed the yeast company to use public property for its own private purposes wtihout any benefit aocuring to the city. Lespedeia production in the United States Is creased with two Kobe and Climes May Rave a Life Send clothes to the cleaners use nan-explosive cleaning Order your raM>er stamps at Tlie Plaindealer. KB Gay Paree • Butter perfumed by one's favorite (lower may be bought in Paris. McHENRY SIGN SERVICE / TRUCK LKTTKKIKO a WINDOW LETTERING) ' SHOW GAKDS OUTDOOR SIONS „ H. REESB ~ noMMO-x iilMS % THERE'S HO SERVICE JFor Ang Mmke Cmrt Yis, IT'S A FACT! When it comes to friendly, dependable service for any make car, you can't beat die craftsmen in your Nash 10 Point Select Dealer's Service Department. "These skilled mechanics have a real "feet** fog automobiles... can get to theanat of troubles Quickly and fix them right the first time. 4t their disposal are a battery of the finest Scientific tools and equipment In town ... •specially designed for accurate diagnosis and speedy repair work. That's another season why your car is^telivered "on time** and "in shape" when you bring it to Four friendly Nash 10 *** Select Dealer. Whether yon need a lubrication, a minor adjustment or n aujor overhaul, yowl Cad there's no service like Nash sarrte*. Asa! that's true no matter what adpt or MM car yoa drive. Ibmorrow, get acquainted with the Nasfc LO Point Select Dealer nearest you. Drive in where you see the "Nash Service" sign...your guarantee of finer service far any make ca^. 106* ELMST. Grmmt Ct DOWNS NASH SALES TEL. McHENE Y 484 McHENRY, ILLINOIS . FRIDAY MAY 6 FOR SATURDAY MAY 7 31 S HELP! little man whe ••cert ef the b|g weman In the ramble through the shopping establishment had fainted. "la he subject to this sort ef thing?" asked the shopwalker, aa he rendered first-aid and he crowd to TI' -*~ ' ^ i Bercher 8z Sons Realty (Exc. Agents) iafe,. Lb#. JD20-22 Lawrence Ave. ^ 74873 r-• Spring 7 Chicago Ofc Premises PhofieMl cHenry 152 >•••< "Met exactly,' wnsas. "He's a little semettmea. I tried to bay It with* •at htaa seeing me, bet he heard me give the order." "Bay what?" asked the shopwafeer, somewhat suspiciously. "A flelpa Diamonds Sparkle Palladium, a gleaming white precious metal, 100 times rarer than gold, is being Increasingly used as trim around diamonds to *n* banc* th« sparkla of the gem, a loading refiner reports. 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