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Evening star., 1941-04-27
GEORGE H. HARRIS, Agent.
Phone Great Mills l3-F-2.
Ct Marvs City Nd

sARGAINs-140 ACRES, 90 MILES FROM
downtown; . houses in bad repair: tobacco
harm: 12o acres clear; good land with
splendid sod: long road frontage on .
roads: will sub5ivide; 20 acres in good
timber, bordering large stream; electric
and phone available; $3.50.
1913 acres, l house, 3 barns, silo over
half tillable; 20 cows : horses mules.
lot Of hoss; crop tobacco and equipment
entirety for quick sale, $4,000; easy terms.
THE MARYLAND REALTY CO.
916 10th St NV MA S0g5
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
DESK SPACE WANTED
IN DOWNTOWN OFFICE.
SHEPHERD 44gn-M
STORES FOR REM

STORE, IDEAL LOCATION FOR RES
taurant or any type of business; SIS. 9l6
Rhode Island ave. ne. DE. 1877.
22l4-A R. 1 AVE NE-SMALL STORE,
well lighted, in center woodbridge business
or inquire oASI r ! ave u
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II miles from District; community devel-
opins rapidly, several buildings; over 3
miles of road frontage; sacrifice price. S35
per acre; will resell for $4,000 to $4,000
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RENT Or SALE, COTTAGE; 4 ROOMS,
screened porch: Chesapeake Bay water
front; lot 75x250; shrubbery, shade and
fruit trees large garage; motorboat, ca
noe: 20 miles from Washington. Box
cry Star
Evening star., 1941-04-27

GIBSON ISLAND, FOR SALE OR RENT, 6
rooms and bath. 2car garage; house in
sulated: S9,S50: rent for season, 5000
Q. B. zANTzINGER CO, 945 K st. NV
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BAKERY.

Northeast, Brookland Shopping Center;
modern. 15x70: full basement, automatic
hester: rental. 500. Call Dupont 32S5
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
National O27l Southern PI6r
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ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM COTTAGE ON
salt water; plumbing. electricity, water
pal $50 monthly. MR.. MEYER Avalon
Shores, Shady Side, Md. or Sterling 1851
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TRACTORS FOR SALE.
TRAILeRS FOR SALE,


TRAILER. modern. sleeps six: cheap for
quick sale; private owner; lot is. Schoeler-
man, Springbank Trailer Manor, Route l,
Alexandra, Va 2s'
HOUSE TRAILER. 2O-foot. nicely finished
S125 cash. See John Skeen on Dunn
Loring I'd. Vienna. Va.
BAGGAGE TYPE. i4-ton capacity: has
passed D c. inspection. Woodley 544S.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. two wire wheels
good condition. hold 900 lbs: just what
you want for trip; at a bargain. Tel.
63O6-W 20"
1898 SILVER DOME. like new. never used
on road; S415. 1888 Powhstan St. Alex
andria
CUSTOM-BUHT TRAILER in good con-
dition; no reasonable offer refused. 2SUS
26th st. ne. DU. 696l.
DASON DE LUXE HOUSE TRAILER. CON-
pletely furnished. : foot; sleeps ,; saCrS-
hce. S445. CH. OILS or DI. 1866.
AMERICAN STAGE COACH and Sterling.
1Siz II. to 26l2 #. Warfel Trailer Mart.
Philadelphia and North Point rdS., BALTIC.
TRAILERS, new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp, Rt. l. Berwyn, Md
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp.
BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn. Md
OWENS TRAILER. accommodates >: roomy,
good condition: S265: or will rent sta
tionary, SIS per month. Sligo 4l43.
HORSE TRAILER. one, two or three horses:
pack and feed room: heavy-duty under
carriage: can be pulled by car: S295. Sligo
4l43
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TROUT FISHING?

Mile of mountain stream: savory meals.
horseback riding 81 per day; modern
home Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Box 208.
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WAREHOUSES SALE OR RENT.
WAREHOUSES;. SALE OR
RENT

Can be used for storage of any kind and
mfg of any kind. 2nd commercial, located
mr. "a N ST. Sc: 5000 square feet: .
months old Any reas. offer. Owner on
premises.
Also have warehouse Just completed, fire.
proof 5000 square IT. Will rent or sell.
Apply 81 N st. Sc. II. 5343.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
SUMMER CAMPS.

TALL TIMBERS FOR BOYS. AGES
8 TO ~ yrs. Fully established: excellent
personnel; enrolment limited. AID. 4074.
CAMP AKELA FOR BOYS. 6-12; STATE
approved; swimming. riding, crafts. etc.
Special care given young camper: limited:
55 miles from D. c. Oliver $3.50
Evening star., 1941-04-27
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED

4-ACRE FARM, GROOM HOUSE, Mr.
ireenbelt. Md: SIS per month. Phone
Evening star., 1941-04-27

Private country estate in an atmosphere
of dignity Year-round home, modern, Z
bedrooms, 3 baths All conveniences. s.
earns ee Water trdn Mules
from Baltimore Apply ]. P. JONES, 1897
Rhode Island ave Hobart 502S
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sCHULT. PLYMOUTH. TRAVELO

COACH DISPLAY.
New trsilers priced from $685. up. Also
used trailers Convenient terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO
Spring Bank Trailer Manor. Miles South
OF Alex, Va, on U. S. Highway No. l.
Opposite Penn-Daw Hotel.
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JOHN A BRICKLEY Exclusive Agent,
Barr Building. DI 1921 AID 87S9

3s4 a, 2mi. wsterfront! } fs2U uhho housas
3 tobacco barns, outbldgs; $50 a arabic
land. 200 a. virgin timber; l941 taxes
HISTORIC BRICK HOME-WATERFRoNT.
=, Built around 1860. situated on eleva-
ton commanding 3O-mi view of Patuxent
River: beautiful lockwood and old shrubs,
shade trees: l u mi waterfront; sand
beach: anchorage: necessary outbldgs;
4S mi: D. c. on improved State road;
$4,000
REQUEST catalogue-waterfront farms.
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WATER rpnN1 PROPERTY

AVALON SHORES LOTS. NEAR BEACH;
under F H. A Inuire SCHNELL'S cottage,
NORTH BEACH-COTTAGE- OR
rent; open today; quiet convenient; furn.,
electricity, water inside, Sligo 1890.
COTTAGE, ROOMS; DEEP WELL
force pump; shade: refined; sand beach:
on Chesapeake Bay; > lots; Sl,075. easy
terms arranged; al Holiday Beach.
For observation-disclosures Roney's, Cen
tral ave at Largo rd-. or ChaneyS. Beach
rd and Maryland blvd. Arrows from
peaCa CrnSs
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COLONIAL BEACH-FURNISHED COT
tage. near water; accommodate d: S14S5O
for season. or $3.50 wk. Hillside 052S-W
FOR SALE-COMPLEIELY FURNISHED
3-bedrm. cottage at Dares Beach: ami.
See MR.. DRESSER at beach, or call Ii.
s932.
FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURN. g.
bedrm. cottage al Dares Beach; June LIST
nnOh Tohn
Evening star., 1941-04-27

is ACRES-S3. $50.
Long frontage on Patuxent River, private
wharf. Ar. bungalow furnished, bath, cleo,
phone. screened porch. beautiful view,
shade. Easy terms. ERWIN REALTY CO.,
call Hyattsville 0334, ewes. WA. 1881.
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AERoPLANES.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

FLYING CLUB forming for low-cost f1igh
training on installment plan. TIE. 491i
after 8 Monday Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

100 A., 5-R. H, oUTBDGs, ELEC., LONG
frontage on hard road, 90 mi. D. c.;
Loudoun Co; price. $4,000.
96 a., IS a. cultivation large stream.
good FISH; . wells q mile off OF Leesburg
pike, 20 miles D. c.; price. 81 900.
6-r. h.. 10 a.. good outbldgs., on hard
road, cleo; 13 miles D. c.; price $4,000.
La; homesites near Lee blvd, 90 min
utes D. C.; price. $500
Church on Lee highway.
J. L. c. WEST. Falls Church 1897 27'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

scas IN bksrld fnr~ al - -
psFi<ncs - - ek&t ts< ratzs<
Hkes Fsfh<f~s frur e<s<n f<sfs
q experiment ara e<r<ts~ses N
er<frsion.
lorNog To srnNrtu
Coach r~ssrssss ~raid have .
lounge a. stretch IN nz~sr>< pa.
-~rx~ss would hsv< . uefry tavern.
- cell ~ . rvssfsa ~ses~>m ~
n~sk in. ire eluusr upper an1
lc~sr e>tshs for standard peneer-
Tess ~usis ~ slsmlnalrA snrs
sArcm n~drorms ara ecmrsrs-
rsenss substituted. sn<hs1znG. pr
hsrs. r~amssses for sal>anse
travelling aims "a : thin exr>ess
secoont. ard 10y fessf ARE esat1o
In sns is~s ear
Thss~ trains ~caid leave Puget
Sound from p N. n Z p - thFss
times weekly: hitting npahane ~
midnight Butte nest mornina 81
breakfast. Twin cssIss 81 ! - ard
depart esstncund - ths ssarsno
strssmlinsrs txSphyrs snd tft4~'A.
ihssl M already ansesinaaesi
schedules needing sa<ationai ssvs.
nue. sussnes
CesEAp tn MIN
ws~thcund. late IN ths Afternoon
from Chicago: Butte 81 ate After.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

eerrs spossne ni=f-i1sl - ee<ty
htrd arrival n seattle ~ fneeua.
or . st<skf re<i&ee ~eaiA re<mf<
- s~t-eas Sleeper ~ kroaane n
ths s~rty mnfnEn9 snd : 49, -
rival cu fns srse1
o. N tea rlana - f>ezer 49,
49,. - fsvrs - fz<F nuNe-
~>>sks tr~snA ~ snsy - ES11>s.
kI,x r><uu r>s>u>tzr9 - Fepwu<
s>>vs ssssp>~es - - s<<af ns~r
- ~ 800 e<<ur<1@fr <kazn e(p<-
stsro - - r~<xkaH1I>p npex>ee
Tss E,skfwss9H< treles - rouunzn
=. srrrcoa<ai<s prszsd r<zee~l<lue
- ~ r~.i<c><s 80 efs<v ~
Navy trans sse >sf~=~<>.1 80 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Two Suggestions Offered
For Speedier Passenger
Train Service 10 CHICAGO

railroad executive command n -.
STUPID position a. mcuthInK
phcuey statements seoui re tn
possibility - sreed. mountain
grade barriers. lack II revenue.
etc. - TIRE business and uiaaie
eisss people - Sestti. snf Ia
eons for the PES; I'VE years
Five precious years wasted.
while traffic over sncquslnni. pas.
auto ard truck. has increased 300
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

ear. snd tourist SLEEPER Passenger
cars al the head end. slimsnstsas
TIE eoseh passengers except fef
loosl or intrsstsss sae.. III GU
out the upper ard lower standard
sie>rers sns the wsyslds nal sad
express care
or crs rsllrosa esuid have I'D.
roona stsndsrd ears ans tss
coaches ant the ether railroad
,nuris, slesr~Fs and standard h~d-
RON cars snd the third eassla have
nothing but coach snf seaFist
slesr~s.. We suggest re latter
teo combinations 10 assigned u
the Nllwsuk~s ard n. =. rcasss.
because the too lines parallel. and
the Milwaukee hss always scus .
whipping tourist Sleeper business
while the ". y. would Ike l. set
rsd 81 theirs
The q. n. never cared much
for day coach riders n 4 souid
10 . e~drcom- tourist sleeper deal
and cut out the day coaches II
travsrsss bar. territory anyway.
.-CAR srRHAMi.INERs
without disturbing anything.
and perhaps hauling merchandise
cars an the nmiteds In addition
10 their present coaches or even
eliminating much 81 their duplicate
service and eqaipmsnt. the three
railroads could install t~o-essss
lightweight s,resmisnsd train ser.
vice. In addition 10 the present -
hour train service.
Nothing new u 10 explored. 70
costly expsrimsnts into the an.
known. nothing that has not ben
tested. tried and approved and
careful cost records kept ~ .
dossn other lines nothing n ~
ri,ksd ~ s,rssmiired trains were
Installed.
Ths Rock Island. Gulf Mobile =
Sorthsrn, Southern. Atlantic
Coast. Florida East Coast sven
the Burlington = sants Ne all
have short. lightweight passenger
trains handling overnight sleeping
car passengers and coaches.
RoUND-TRsP wEEkLy
Briefly the three lines can pur-
chas~ . Tear lightweight diesel
train spiecs. Each train could
make . round trip each week.
These tyains would consist a =
1000 horsepower diesel locomotive.
dormitory flor diner rrrw -
baggage coach lounge car -
coach seating 80 . ~omsn's
coach Kitchen car . diner
lounge car 49, two sli-room sleep
Ing cars and . bedroom-ebssfys-
ton car. with barber shop.
Seven lightweight 7s-foot ears
and a single unit dsesei locomotive.
This consist" ~ railroad term
for assortment Of cars in any Kiysn
train. could bs cut 10 sin ears at
even five cars 10 begin wsih. 10
feel out the service That IL. nns
Of the coaches and ane of the
sleepsrs could coms off.
The car arrangement could EN-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

fcoutinuec From Pare one1
. eonpe,itiv. urge 70 break away
frnu tire pre-~sr idess a sreed
ar service
n short. for - years the North
ves, railroads hsv. gone n 500
and allowed their whole personnel
q become imeued with the idea
that ne were q doomed empire
snd nothing could ~ done about IL
Al u which has left tire local
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Composer Succumbs

POWTlAND--E Hr,lrs kno>si-
ton. Portland composer. did We'd
nssday. BE wss 90.
kno~iton. . prolific composer.
was bsst known for his orstosso.
''Ths King" and ths grand opera.
The Monk Of Toledo" both II
which were produced hare In ths
twentiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

percent. whiis tire railroads ssf
acxn ard issues f,znny statements
= -. press ana sssaes = $50
trains. while air traffic ~ss IT.
terry running puiissn Passenger
travel o. the three sc-eslled
limited trains
Ire time 70 here - - frNnk
shou; ire whole matter. sna step
telling Tire pubic that SOD -
impossible. Huge freight trains
rosr over all thres nn~s at SEEDS
greater than their crack passenger
limited. westeound. exsn re
Northern Pacific runs slo~ thsoakh
Montana
JOINT SERVICE OFT
The tim. 10 hers u give the
Puget Sound cities 40 Il ss-hoar
tram service without delay. - ths
basis that u car - aens frem
an operating and economic stand
pcin;. withou; loss ~ money -
Inc part ~ the railroads.. snd sr-
proseh the problem realistically.
First q ali Ne heiisx. = lolnt
siresmliner service oncs or tSlee
week. by using portions q al
three railroads. IL a. impractical
a. n would os for the two local
newspapers 10 divide Tacoma into
s,sked-out territories. each taking
portion 81 the business. After
al. railroads are run hy human
beings ana In the east they'd hate
to admit ~ such . rnix-uT. besides
costly terminal mix-ups. division
II responsibility, revenues sx-
penses a. train crews traffic en-
pense and capital investment
We conceds thi. 20 the railroad.
IN perfect fairness and viii sids
against any group. Newspaper OF
public official who would sdvo-
cate such . silly PROPOSAL
GOOD ON PAPER
What would Missoul. or Butte.
Montana feel like II the Milwaukee
and ". =. surrendered the stream
liner 10 tho Great Northern and
II ran through Glacier park and
Hsvrs. or vice versa How would
wenstchee or Yakima feel n the
western end Of the route called
for the Milwaukee via Eilensburg
and skipped two cities that give
the railroads 10000 carloads 81
revenue freight each year. or
wis.. feel n the Bur
lington ran the pool train over
their line and omitted one Of the
chief westbound freight tonnage
originating cities in the whole mid
Northwes,
Such q proposal sounds good on
paper In the Sunday supplement.
but railroads are proud of their
trains. their service and their
regulations, and We solemnly pre-
DICT tho pool stresmliner would
cause q railroad revolution within
30 days from the start
Sure, it's oksy for Chicago. Twin
Cities. Spokane. Seattle and Ia
coma. but railroads cannot afford
tn insult any single community on
their lines and Seattle and Taooms
cannot aid In the insulting process
either.
80. the problem resolves itself
into tho cold fact that all three
rail lines must each share equally
In improved service. whether we
like 10 think about II or not.
Not until the n. p. and Mil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

wsukes merge into = single system
or tho Burlington and Great
Northern. n form two competitive
lines instead ~ three. car IRE fast
train service 10 planned otherwise
The first method ~ obtaining
immediate action On faster service
10 10 simply sped up present
service. with no new equipment
or power. The three crack trains
could leave ruge, Sound cities.
starting of with tho Northern pa
oifie az II Noon. the G. n. 81 I
p. m. and the Milwaukee ~ lao
,. m.
While u sounds simple. the chief
obstacle 10 this has hesn the
cumming up Of terminal arrivals
In tho Dakotss and Montana.
Under this schedule. the trains
leaving Puget Sound At noon
would hit spoksns at around .
p. m: Butte. Montana, 7 p. m
eastern Montana Dakota points
from q p. m. tiii I q. m. and the
Twin Cities at $50 or .. mo
worse that our old Portland
RATHER that dumps coach pass
eneers off al Portland at .. m.
and In Tacoma At Q A. m.
From the Twin Cities to Chicago
II II . simple matter 10 put the
trains into Chicago az mo NJ .
p. m. or ~ hours a. against 90
hours now.
SCHEDULE REVERSED
westbound the schedule would
be exactly reversed. leaving Chi
oago At 2 p. m: Twin citles al
$50 p. m: eastern Montana the
following noon: Butte Missoula
late In tho evening: Spokane. 7
q m. and Puget Sound, p. m.
No use kidding. hut air
planes are eliminating the
slow spced standard pullman
Traveller In the Psrifie North
Ne~t.
Either tourist or coach pas
sensers could come off Of this
speedsd up standard weight train.
Our suggestion would be To have
all room standard sieepers. with
fun euzzllng facilities In the club
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12

SCHOOL GIRLS who want
pretty dresses to wear for the
new term will be delighted with
the attractive style offered In
Pattern No. 1919. It is down.
right cute and at the same time
flattering indeed for the grow
ing figure which is frequently
at the awkward stage. This
frock has an easy full bodice,
and the smooth fit in front Is
controlled by side sashes which
tie in back. Mother will notice
that the frock Is very simple to
make, requires only the cutting
of front and back pieces with
two sleeves-and IL fairly sews
itself togethe-.
Pattern NO. 1919 is designed
for sizes s, e, 10, IL and IL
years. Size 8, with short sleeves,
requires 2h yards 35-inch mat
erial without nap.
For this attractive pattern,
send 15c in coin, your name,
address, pattern number and
size to The Daily Monitor To-
days Pattern Service l06 7th
Avenue. New York, N. Y.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
LewIess-Rein
Betrothal Told

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN LEW
LESS Of 30206 Beaconsfield,
Roseville, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter,
Gladys Leona, to Edgar L. Rein,
son of Mrs. Albert erin and the
late Mr.. Rein of East Detroit.
The announcement was made
known at q dinner for the i'm
mediate families given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bartig, in Detroit. Mrs. Bartig
is a sister Of the bride-elect.
Miss Lewless was graduated
from Eastland school in Rose
vile, and Is employed in the
office of the drain commission
in the county building in Mount
Clemens.
Mr.. Rein is q civil engineer
assigned to the Office Of the
county treasurer.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Bride-EIect
Feted at Party

MARY MORAN, bride-elect,
was honored last evening at q
dinner-party and perso n q l
shower given at Gordon's Grill
by Mrs. Harry Vandenbossche
and Marianne Jenkins.
The IL guests were seated for
dinner at one large table beau
tifully decorated. The center
piece was q miniature bride in
wedding gown.
The evening was devoted to
card games.
This evening Miss Moran will
be honored with her cousin,
Eileen Tufnell, at a miscellan-
eous shower in Detroit, with
Kathryn Chick hostess ut the
Palms hotel.
Miss Moran Is the daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs Granville Moran,
and will marry Sheldon Voght
on Oct. IL, and her cousin will
become the bride Of Vincent
Miller on Sept. ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Mrs. Ear! Hauehton Heads
Zone D Rural Teachers

Other new officers are Mrs.
Laura Harley of New Haven,
vice-president; and Mrs. Ward
Stanlake of Armada, secretary
treasurer. Committees appoint
ed include Mrs. Hazel Jones and
Miss Betty Brink of Mount
Clemens, flowers and gifts; Mrs.
Ray Socia of New Baltimore,
Verna Stier and Leah Polly Of
New Haven, program; Mrs. Ed
win Sharland of Mount Clemens.
publicity.
Four Lew members were well
coined into the group. They are
Betty Brink Of Lowell school,
Verna Stier of Bates school, Mrs.
Laura Harley of Harris school,
and Mrs. Warren Stromberg of
Whitney school.
Last, evenings business meet
ing was conducted by Mrs. Socia,
retiring president, following q
chicken dinner. Guests at the
meeting were School Commits
sioner Will L. Lee and Mrs. Elgin
Quick of Zone B. Miss Stier as
sisted Miss Heidi as hostess.
Next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ward STAN
lake of Armada on Oct. l. Assist
ing her will be Misses Polly and
Brink. This meeting will be de-
voted to the study and discus
sion of the daily program in the
rural school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
ST. Louis meow
Meets Tuesday

THE FIRST FALL MEET
ING of St. Louis Council of
National Council of Catholic
Women will be a joint meet
ing with the Altar Society on
Tuesday evening after Novena
services at 7:45 o'clock in the
church.
The meeting will be in ST.
Louis hall, with Miss Francis
Roster, Detroit arch-diocesan
chairman of shrines and re-
treats. Her topic will be the
Deanery retreat movement.
Mrs. H. j. Forton is program
chairman, and refreshments
will be served under the direc-
ton Of Miss Irene Forgue.
On Sunday evening in Detroit
Mrs. Chris OBrien, Mrs. H. j.
Forton, and Mrs. Frank Wheat
of St. Louis parish will attend
a meeting of parish ard deanery
shrine chairmen at the convent
Of Mount Mary Reparatrix. The
gathering is a supper meeting,
and the women will be gues,s
of the nuns and of Miss Rozier,
who conducts retreats.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
United Workers Plan
Public Party Oct. 2

UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
of Kings Daughters yesterday
planned q dessert-bridge party,
to be held at the home on Oct.
2, with the public invited. Mrs.
Arthur Rosso was appointed
chairman of arrangements, and
Mrs. Joseph Matthews will
take charge of the bake sale
to be held in conjunction with
the party.
The meeting of the circle yes
terday took place at Mrs. Ethyl
Woolard's home on Hubbard
avenue. Important business of
the afternoon was the selection
of delegates to the state conven-
ton of Kings Daughters in
Detroit Oct. Is. Is, and II. Mrs.
Woodland. both as leader and as
county president, will attend,
and other delegates are Mrs.
Milon Grinnell, Mrs. Harry
Diehl. Mrs. c. A. Mikelait. Mrs.
Fred Cady and Mrs. Robert
Eckert. Alternates named were
Mrs. Frank Pringnitz, Mrs.
Wylie Wilkinson, and Mrs.
Ralph Bennett.
The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Cady, on Sept.
Is, at 1870 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
October Date Set
for Dessert-Bridge

PLANS FOR A. PUBLIC des-
sert-bridge ii the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home on Oct. ID were made
by Margaret Bottome Circle of
Kings Daughters. at the meet
ing held at the Summer home
Of Mrs. Theodore DeGroot yes
terday afternoon.
The event will begin at 1870
o'clock, and Mrs. Anthony Ull-
rich has accepted craftsmanship
Of arrangements. She will be as
: sisted by Mrs. Martin Hoffman,
Mrs. Oscar Watz, Mrs. E. L. Du-
prey and Mrs. Frank Ganten-
bein.
The circle voted yesterday to
donate and install a cabinet sink
for the kitchen of the Kings
Daughters Home.
Mrs. Emma Rucker, 10 First
street, will entertain the group
next, on Sept. "a, at 2 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-12
Club Invites Public to Enter
Ten-Week Euchre Tournament

PLANS FOR THE BIG EU-
CHRE TOURNAMENT to begin
on Wednesday, Sept. %, under
the auspices Of the Patriotic
Daughters o. America, Council
-, were completed at a special
meeting of the organization
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Donald Terrill is general
chairman of the event, assisted
by Mrs. Jerry Ormsby, Mrs.
Frank Ormsby and Mrs. Otis
Patterson. The tournament will
start at 3D. o'clock on Wednes-
day, Sept. %, in Hawaiian
School of Music Hall. All per-
sons interested in playing are
asked to register with the COM
mittee between 8 and $50
o'clock.
The tournament will run for
ten consecutive weeks. Scores
are to be kept from each week
and at the end of the euchre
tournament prizes will be
awarded to the winners. There
will also be so prizes given dur
ing the tournament, fivs each
week. The weekly prizes have
all been donated by Mount Glenn
ems merchants.
"A feature of the opening eve
ming Of the tournament will be
. recital by pupils of the Ha-
waiian School of Music.
The publi- IL cordially invited
to attend. There will be no regis
tration fee. All money realized
from the tournament and OTHER
parties put on by the Daughters
Of America goes to the laugh
tiers Of America Council 43, part
Of which Is sent to he Orphans
Home to care for the children
of deceased members. The
Daughters of America also con-
tributes TO q home for aged wo-
men, and to the Old SOLDIER
Home.
Although an old organization,
Daughters of America was only
recently organized In Mount