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Evening star., 1941-06-22

fused to bulge. They took the pop
that EloIse brought to them and drank
1t from the bottles, and burped and
casually excused themselves.
Crimson with embarrassment
Freddy looked at Nell-Catherine.
She was studying the floor. Disgraced
is what he was. Disgraced in his own
home by his own family. Boy. did he
nate Elolse! Could you imagine Nell
Catherine being willing to come into
a family like this some day? Never.
Freddy" Mrs. Martin was SAYING
- trying to cover up, as Freddy well
knew - tells me that the Stuyves-
ants are going to start a swimming
pool. Isn't that lovely?'
I REDDY'S chest swelled. There was
mt single, solitary pool in Crag-
wood. He glared around the room.
gloating on the obvious impression
his mothers S announcement had made.
He saw Eloise sit up.
Really" One by one she fixed the
girls with a meaning glance, giving
them a lead to follow Freddy knew
that look. He had followed it himself.
on occasion. "A swimming pool? But
how absolutely heavenly. Nell-Cath-
erine"' Her smile was winning. Pm
sure you must be thinking all sorts
OF awful things about us, but YOU
mustn't. You see, we're just not used
to people being ladies and you sort
of embarrass us or something"
Pure defense" Trix Newton mur-
INJURED. You can understand that.
I'm sure, Nell-Catherine. Exactly
when will the pool be ready, do you
Think"
Nell-Catherine's smile was slow
and sweet. and Freddy's heart ex-
panded to the bursting point with
pride in her. Not one of them knew
what he knew, that someday he would
marry Nell-Catherine and have her
sit like this in house of theirs with
all around them bowing
down to her, calling her a lady.
That's what she was too. A lady.
Dear Nell-Catherine Sweet Nell
Catherine. Sitting there in her blue
silk dress like big-eyed doll or some
thing. He felt protective toward her,
strong for her He felt tall and hand
some and very very grave. older than
his mother and wiser than his father.
His own little golden-haired Nell
Catherinel
FREDDY she said demurely, not
bothering to answer Trix at all, cts
getting late, | think My mother al
ways says q formal call should last
Ior twenty minutes and if people stay
ater than that - WeW' She raised
Ter two small hands in a helpless
gesture for the ignorance of such peo-
Die. 81 wonder" she added with all
he graCes of a queen comforting
special favor, "if you'd see me home
low, Freddy"
IT'S been so nice to have you"
Evening star., 1941-06-22

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lights of your hair.
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Evening star., 1941-06-22

again"
Freddy waited impatiently for Nell
GATHERINGS answer. He knew what
it would be. and he wanted to be
alone with her, away from all this
gang. Thank you very much, Mrs.
Martin, for letting me come He wished
she'd hurry and get it over with.
But Nell-Catherine wasn't saying
that. She was standing with her golden
head tilted backwards and her hands
clasped before her.
Goodness" she was laughing, 81
don't know. Mrs. Martin. had such
time getting away this once. You've
no idea. of course. but it's simply aw-
full having people who are so particu-
lar where you 60"
Freddy's mouth opened and an
audible gasp came from Eloise. Jeep-
ers! She didn't mean it to sound like
that.
<AND just then the skies came down.
A loud voice was calling outside
the house: "Katee-ee katee-ee."
Someone calling a cat" Trix
Newton said
'katee-ee," the voice came again
on higher key.
Freddy drew a grateful breath for
the interruption. Gee, you sure had to
know Nell-Catherine the way he did
to understand her.
Katy" the voice this time seemed
to come from the path. are you in
there?"
Perhaps, Eloise," Mrs. Martin sup-
gested, you'd better see what it is"
Eloise went obediently to the front
door.
I'm sorry" she called out, but
there isn't any Katy here. Who is it
you're looking for? Perhaps | can
help you"
The girls nudged each other and
made the sound of "Kateeee" with
their lips
Nice manners" Freddy sneered
10 Nell-Catherine But she didn't
answer him. She was sitting I'D
straight in her chair with her face as
white as her slippers.
"- IN blue silk dress and rib
bon on her hair the voice was saying
from the path. "A youngsters after
tellin' me he saw her turn in at your
gate while back -
Freddy froze slowly to his chair,
and his freckles looked like spice on
milk. Katy? He glanced at Nell
Catherine's white face, and a horrible
fear took hold of HIM
Perhaps you'd better come in,"
Elose was saying IN queer. strained
voice. The woman did come in. She
wore white apron over her neat gray
uniform and she looked at Nell
Catherine with fire in her eyes.
I'm sure l beg your pardon.
Ma am she said to Mrs. Martin.
"for intrudin' like this, but that there
child of mine is after scarin' the heart
out of me. | thought she might be
kidnapped, all dressed up as she is for
the Stuyvesants' homecoming, and
them beln' nice enough to let me keep
her with me and me with me two
hands full preparing their welcome
home dinner" She shook her head
and grasped Nell-Catherlne none too
gently by the arm. Come along with
me. ME fine young LADY," she snapped.
N1RS MARTIN, before she spoke laid
her hand on Freddy's shoulder. I'm
so sorry you were worried, but we en-
joyed having NellCatherne so much
that the time just flew
Nell-Catherine's mother opened her
eyes, then burst into hearty laughter.
"Nell-Catherine And is that the
name she's glvin' out? Holy Mother.
What won't a child think of next?
Katy is her name Called for my long
dead mother, she is A strangled
sob came from the crumpled mouth of
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Suez Canal Air Boses
Roided, Germons Report

BERLIN, Aug. IA R).-Partial de-
struction of a British munitions
dump near besieged Tobruk, Libya,
and raids against British air bases
along the Suez Canal were reported
today by the German high COM
mand.
Informed quarters said that Is
MALTA Airport, near the northern
end of the Suez Canal, was one Of
the African targets.
The high command said there
were no air raids on Germany last
night or yesterday but that naval
artillery downed two British bomb
ers and a patrol boat bagged a
third attempting to penetrate oc-
cupied territory.
The German air force, in the air
war against England, was credited
with bomb hits on the industrial
centers of Whitby and Sunderland.
A foundry at Whitby was reported
heavily damaged in a daring, low
altitude raid yesterday.
The cross Channel warfare, the
Germans declared, cost the British
! so planes in the "a hours ending
last night.
The German radio. rejecting ir-
ritation over British raids on the
Reich, promised full retaliation
when the German air force is able
to throw its entire strength against
the British Isles"
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Fault in BIS Bomber
Quickly Fixed, Says Maker

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. l4.-An
Army officers charge that the North
American bomber B-25 had devel-
oped serious mechanical difficulties
was denied last night.
Maj. J. j. O'Hara, executive Of
ficer of the 17th Bombardment
Group of the I'd Air Force at Spo-
kane, Wash, said wheels of the tri-
cycle landing gear failed to release
after being retracted. He added
the diflculty would necessitate q
mechanical change at the factory
OF some rs B-25s and might keep
them out of maneuvers next month.
After conferring with officers of
the material division Of the Air
Corps at Wright Field, Dayton,
Ohio, j. L. Atwood, vice president
Of North American, said:
THE only difiiculty was In the
functioning of small hydraulic re-
tracing cylinder which was jammed
because of foreign particles pres
ent in the hydraulic system oil
supply.
Steps have already been taken
TO prevent 4 recurrence"
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Defense Capsules to Supply
All Needed Vitomins Developed

Within q short time" he de-
clared, "a new capsule containing
all the known b complex factors
Is expected to be ready. With ii
can be combined A and c vitamins
thus assuring required vitality, re-
sistance and other health elements
The advantage of the capsule over
simple use Of natural forms, such
as cake OF yeast, will be the in
clusion OF A and C vitamins. The
latter prevents scurvy, which might
be important, he said, for armies
in the field.
Such a capsule, DR.. Truesdail ex-
planned, probably will be welcomed
since 1t will permit soldiers to eat
almost anything they please. With
all the nutritional requirements full
filled by the capsules, hardtack can
be replaced by energy building high
carbohydrate foods, fats and the
like.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Members Of Press Club
To Attend Du Puy Rites

Names OF 20 members Who Will
represent the National Press Club
at the funeral of william Atherton
Du Puy, well-known journalist, at
3 pm. tomorrow in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery were announced to-
day by the club.
Mr.. Du Puy, who died Sunday in
Fort Collins, Colo, where he was
working on a book for the Forest
Service, organized syndicate fea-
ture service here in 1907 and had
been afiliated with q number Of
news syndicates since. He served as
executive assistant to the Secretary
Of the Interior from 1929 to 1888.
Club representatives will be Capt.
Louis B. Montfort, Herbert Corey,
j. Hampton Baumgsrtner. Col. Will
liam P. MacCracken. George w.
Simpson, Lewis Wood, Dan E.
O'Connell. H. o. Bishop, Sam Bell.
William G. Biederman, Kirke L.
Simpson, Frederic j. Haskin, Charles
A. Hamilton, Arthur J. Dodge,
Frank B. Lord, Fred Emery, George
w. Harris, w. M. Kiplinger, Homer
Dodge and Fred C. Kelley.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Two British Destroyers
Bombed BY Axis Flames

ROME, Aug. IA tP.-kXis war
planes successfully bombed two
British destroyers off the North Al
rican coast and Fascist submarine
sank an 8,500-ton steamer In the
Atlantic, the Italian high command
reported today.
The same submarine torpedoed
another merchant vessel in the At
lantic, a communiQue said, but it
did not claim the ship was de-
stroyed.
Italian warplanes also were re-
ported to have bombed the oft
raided British Mediterranean island
base of Malta during the night.
For the second successive day the
Italians acknowledged that British
warplanes had raided the North
African ports of Tripoli. Derna and
Bardia.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
British Planes Roar
Across Channel 10
Raid Nazi Areas
Germans Report Partial
Destruction Of Arms
Dump Near Tobruk

By tie Associated Press.
SOUTHEAST ENGLISH COAST
TOWN, Aug. 14-Large British
planes flying at great height be-
hind ceiling of broken clouds
roared across the Channel this after
noon to attack targets on the Ger
man-occupied regions of the con-
tinent.
Observers said the drone of ac-
companying fighter planes was
audible for several minutes. The
weather over the Dover Strait was
clear.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
BY the Associs ted Pf6ss.

BY the Associated Pf6ss.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14-Science
is almost ready to pep up the Army,
sule doses-the ideas is to put most
or all of the important vitamins
in one pill.
So says DR.. Roger w. Truesdail.
nutritional expert and president of
Truesdail Laboratories he. He
returned yesterday by air i-om con-
ferences with chemist "a exc u
tives of the Federal Secu,i y Adj
ministration.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

prevented the r. A. r. from carry.
ing out its usual overnight forays
against Germany and Nazi-occu-
pied territory, London reported.
The German air force at the same
time failed to make any raids on
Britain.)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Committees to Assist
Hostesses are Named

FURTHER PLANS for the
city-wide group Of card parties
being sponsored next week BY
the League Of Women Voters
were announced todsy. The
parties, to be given - . part
Of the expansion program Of
the league. viii be held - the
afternoon and evening Of Tues
day and Wednesday. Feb. -
and 20, under the general chair
manship Of Mrs. Alton Noe.
Committees 10 assist the host
esses at The - different parties
are completed. o well % the
definite times for the psrties.
Virtually every smember Of the
league u taking part In this
ambitious project.
Mrs. Henry Trylon will b
hostess st her home ct 81 LODI
ewyck avenue. On, Tuesday eve
ming. Her assistant hostesses
will be Miss Alice Tucker, Mr..
James G. jackson, Mrs. william
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Couple Married in Wisconsin
Will Live in Mount Clemens

A WEDDING OF INTEREST
to local people took place In
Sheboysan. Wis, ON Saturday,
Feb. IS, when Louis Brede, Jr.,
Of Mount Clemens took @ his
bride Helen Schoen. daughter Of
Of william Schoen, Of Sheboy.
gan. The service was read at
candlelight by Rev. +. Krause,
In Emmanuel Lutheran church.
The bridal procession was
led by two junior bridesmaids,
Ruth Rauschelbach and Shirley
Green. Then came the TIRES
bridesmaids, Mildred Blank,
Vera Goetsch and Mrs. Ted
Schosn. Just preceding the bttde
- maid-o1.hon was Margaret
Schoen. her sister, and her niece
and nephew, Martha Rauschel-
bach and Warren Daehnert.
The bridesmaids were SINH
larly gowned in powder blue
faille taffets, and wore Juliet
caps Of silver and gold. Their
flowers were Colonial bouquets.
The bride, who was escorted by
her father, wore q gown Of ice
blue satin fashioned In princess
lines. Her long tulle veil
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21

matched the gown In color. It
fell from . crown Of orange
blossoms. She wore q string Of
pearls, Q gift of the bridegroom.
A. the procession reached the
altar. The Immanual male quar-.
tet sang. BE Present Holy
Spirit"
The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Herbert Brsde,
and ushering the guests were
Edward Ebert. Harold Rohr.
beck, Harold Darhnert, and Ted
Schoen.
After the ceremony, Mrs.
Helen vess. Of Chicago. sang
1.-THE Lords ->rsySF." Dinner
for 50 guests was served af I'm
manuel Hall, was followed by Z
reception 1t Grube's Rathskel-
lar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brede will maize
their home In Mount Clemens.
MRS. RAY SHoRKEY enter
tanned members Of Watchful
Circle Of Kings Daughters yes
terday. Plans for the next meet
inx. on March 8, were not COM
pleted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Coming Events
70 eveid eeasllesisa h ssstiRo 6ssss end ses
ehsaees u eeeujos meetings, eejl 1900.


ehsasss u ssssJes meetings. cell 1900.
Fri Feb. slos Past atrons and Patrons Night turkey
dinner ct $40 PM
sso: 1 we :as :: 70 e e Of Mrs.
FRI Feb. aioddfsows regular meeting with initi.tory
rr T:b assaior Nus.:s q S. Joseph. hospital. dane.
rri Feb sl-c.tholc Young Peoples Club busn... meet.
Ing followed BY d.nsng. ~ elubrooms Of the parish
house at pm All Catholic young people over II are
Sat- y.s Colonial e. It II. home NJ. Duncan
Sat- yss a:.l:siee a.sss d MssoSois.a Club and and
Sat- Feb as5un,os @seessss s % .s pm. bus.
SUM- s:s Ss5 nd Altar Society," Holy
Sum- Sss sAy ~ IN a. s: u., p.r,e,
At $50 pm Trisnds are invited. Rev. Harold Hay
Mon. TsS: as-Msh,s.s STAT. wcry sre.ds:, :. aso
Mo s:S SSs., Of si S church.
Ct the home Of Mrs. A. p. Grim ~ Grand avenue. 1t
Cub Sss:!s.ss :ss::s : Hs:; public
Civic L.etus series II Mount c:asn. ssh school aud
Mo SsS ce e q s. psss ..
the horns OF Mrs Leslie Thoms, % Market street. At
Mon fsS Club lesson Two on Flower Arrange
msnt y Mount c'snnsns Savings Bank Community Room.
Moa rs soou. roller sks.ins p.rx. !. o.rv.ys
Mon, Feb 2-Yomg WomsnS Msthodia Guild, q te home
Of Mrs. Walter 1sepsu, Hubbard svspue, Of pm.
Mon. Feb 3Goden Hula Circle, q Kings paugs Home.
Mon. rs st-aey.l H.ssor, osne.rs Cub :. u. HON.
ra.e Is .. ~ :. =: ss' s.l 49, - y League
9 wemsa vot:s. y hsns: q yssaus as.lIesrs sflsr-
ru... rs. sssuss. asa ssss ~ wsss. aInn.r
~. m; ~ e 49,: hsss' J. = ss2 S -
pm epoueecsd ~ oood.n lals cne1s. undF ~ chair
maushlp g Mrs. HuGuou olosDuw.
Tues. Feb 3SSt tOus yow 0eock Cub st ~ homs Of
s.I Nh Jh0Uee 1syee. - nm 0yee4 q . pa
Tues, 70 1e-ZIG Wg1oa ooeeH bertA6nS kmeheou and
card paz1. n church posioes. iron hooa a.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Exquisite! Easy to MakeI

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Extension Group 1
Attractive Kitchens

MOUNT CLEMENS Home
Economics Extension Group One
yestsrdAy hod Q most stinsulst-
ing lesson On "Attyactive Kitch-
ems" led BY My3. james G. Jack
sop. The lessen Was held In Clin-
ton tewn-hell following pot
luck l.apeheoo at, noon.
Mrs.. Jseksoa. who receives
the lessons from The extension
department q Michigan Stats
college, declared that the best
decorating scheme 1oe Kitchens
uoes . oneveols9 bockGruand.
walls end WoodWogk should b
painted alike. q ught cheerful
celor. and The floor should Be
only dignity darker.
Individuality ~ill find IL way
Into IL kitehen IN ths choice Of
pottsry, pots and pans. towels,
curtains. and % forth. Plants
are attractive. IL too many ars
not used, greeting cluttered
atmosphere. Curtains should b
easily washed and colorful.
Shades may b omitted entirely
In many kitchens where the
question Of privacy does not
arise. They are inclined to Be
dust eoteherS, and II used,
should b Of the washable Va
rjety.
Mr.. Jackson eontrasted the
light bright workable kitchens
today with those Of other years,
when darker and more Somber
decorntion wes usod.
DU0uex0o 1eGExy3eG
Mn J. II. 4llio conducted The
business uneetinoD which pre-
ceded Tho lessons Plans were
laid Tor . party with the hus-
bands q msGnbegD q The class,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Rebskah Lodge Plans
Bake Sale for Mar. I.

AEBEKAH LODGE made
plans for last evening for q
bake sale to be held In the Mod
ern Electric company on Satur-
day afternoon. March /, at one
o'clock. Mrs. Boyd Fulton is
general chairman Of the event,
and will be assisted by Mrs.
Grace Mallast and Mrs. Martin
Ross.
Approximately rs persons
were present last evening at
the meeting In Barron Hall,
when the district No. 5 vista
ton was held. Guests were pre-
sent from Almont, Marine City.
Memphis, Romeo and one guest
from Wyoming.
Marine City's delegation put
on the brief entertainment,
songs and readings, after which
refreshments were served with
q Mount Clemens committee In
charge. Mrs. Albert Glefke was
chairman, and Mrs. Albert Will
Jams and Fred Hess assisted.
Next Thursday. Feb. ~. dist
riot No. So visitation will be
held In Algonac, ut eight
o'clock. The next regular meet
Ing Of thu local lodge will be
ca Thursday. March 3 at eight
o'clock In Barron hall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
NewIywed Hills Coll
On Preussels in Florida

WORD has been received
from Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Preussel. who are spending the
Winter In Hollywood. Fla. with
their son, Jimmy. Mr.. Preus-
sells health IL much improved.
they report. and the weather has
been excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill,
Mount Clemens couple on their
wedding trip, were callers on
the Preussels recently. Mrs.
James Epting. . former Mount
Clemens resident who n o w
makes her home In Florida, was
with them.
MIR. AND MRS. CALVIN
zIMMER Of Alsonac announced
the birth Of daughter, born
this morning In st. Joseph's hos
pital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Lutheran Group z Meets
With Mrs. Eschenburo

GROUP TWO Of Trinity La.
thsran church met yesterday
afternoon 1t the home Of Mrs.
Paul Eschenburg, North avenue,
with IL Of the 10 members pres
ent.
Cards were the diversion Of
the afternoon, with prizes going
to Mrs. Althone Kraatx and
Mrs. Martin Collins.
Mrs.. Edward Zimmerman.
Michigan avenue. will entertain
the group next, On Friday.
March 81, st two clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Three Schools Represented
at Youth Problems Forum

RoHERT STEELE Of Royal
Oak and Harriet Wilcox Of
Wyaudotts wess voted ~ best
spsaksrs yesterday aftssuoon.
when more than 100 students
q Royal Oak, Wyandotte and
Mount Clemens High schools
sathered In the Community
Room 70 discuss the social prob
lens facing boys and girls to-
day.
Harriet gave her idea Of IN
IDEAL boy IN . well-pressntsd
talk. She ssjd she does not nee
eeonSily demand that . boy b
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Plans for Series Of Ci-Vde Card Parties are Compeis
Two Guests Of Honor
At Porty Lost Evening

MRS. PAUL s. HIKr enter
tanned at . double celebration
last evening at her home on
Belieview avenue. Guests of hon
or at the party were Mr.. Hint,
whose birthday anniversary Il
was, and william Nunneley. who
leaves next Tuesday for . years
training In the United States
Army.
About twenty guests played .
series OF games during The eve
ming. Supper was served at small
tables with patriotic decorations.
THE GROUP OF LOCAL
WOMEN, who srs sewing On ths
leather vests rent b England for
the sailors On The North Sea,
will meet again on Monday
morning at ten o'clock In Grace
parish house. Mrs. John N.
Stalker, Of Detroit, who y chair
man OF tnlo group, VIII % pres
ent. Every one interested u well
come.
THE NIMBLE THUGBLC
CLUB met yesterday aftesnoon
with Mrs. Harold Koth. The
house prize was won BY Mrs.
Joseph Cornish. Refreshments
were served ut the close q the
afternoon. The next meeting
will b held st the home Of NrS.
Arthur Prosch on Thurodsy
afternoon Of next week 1t 2:30
o'clock.
THE JUNIOR MACCABEES
will meet tomorrow at one
o'clock In Barron hall for the
tap dancing lesson. AZ two
o'clock there will Be . business
meeting. followed by . games
party. Members and friends are
invited.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Catholic Young People
To Dance After Meeting

THE NEWLY. ORGANIZED
Catholic Young Peoples Club
Of st. Peters perish will close
ito charter this evening. 1t the
meeting 1t eight o'clock In the
clubrooms Of the parish house.
All Catholic ::'oung people are
invited to attend the meeting.
Following the business meet
ing, there will be dancing for
the group. Committee on ar
rangements II composed Of
George Mcdonald, Joseph Fox,
Mary Ann Dluge, Lillian Ora
xioli, and Tom Keefe.