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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

Bride-eleet Honored
al Kitchen Shower

HELEN SCHOEN. bride Of next
Saturday, Mas feted last evening
at q lovely kitchen shower and
bunco party given by Virginia I.
Miller and Nathalie Bobccsn at
Miss Miller's home on Euclid
avenue.
The 20 guests were seated ct
small tables during the evening.
The shower gifts were arranged
on a large table attractively dec.
Grated with two large Easter
Dummies guarding an Easter has.
ket.
Bunco prizes went to Jean
Jones and Allene Babe. and
Winifred Duckwitz won the
house prize.
Out of town guests were
Leona Sawn of Detroit and Mrs.
Gerald Essendrop Of Rochester.
Miss Schoen will marry Clar.
ence Sehutt, son of Mr.. nd Mrs.
Ernest Schutt. Saturday at eight
o'clock In the evening at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Hazep
VOORHEES,. Miss Bobcean will be
her maid of honor and Donald
Sudan will be best man. Rev.
Jacob Whitman of Zion Evan
gelical church will perform the
ceremony. Miss Schoen Is the
daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Schoen, Clair avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Silver Lining Circle
Appoints Delegates
to County Convention

MRS. E. l.. PRESTON and
Mrs. Harold Sherman yester-
day were appointed % delegates
to the Kings Daughters county
convention. to be held In Mount
Clemens in the Presbyterian
church parlors on Tuesday,
April %.
They will represent Silver
Lining Circle. Mrs. Franz De-
vantier as secretary and Mrs.
Donald Miller a. leader will also
attend the convention from this
circle.
Each member Of Silver Lining
has donated q towel to the
Health Clinic to help make up .
shortage.
Yesterdays meeting was held
at the Kings Daughters home.
with Mrs. Alfred ,Slocum a
hostess. Dessert was served q
l:30 o'clock, and cards were the
order Of the day, following the
business meeting. Mrs. Russell
Glasgow. Mrs. Devlntier. Mrs.
Joseph Snodgrass and Mrs.
Sherman won the prizes.
The group will gather again
on April Is; at the home Of Mrs.
Clarence Wilson. 20 Lodewyck
avenue, at 100 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

since girls today often have 70
work for q few years before mar.
riage. and, perhaps, for . few
years after.
And you knew you must not
let her neglect the cultural side
Of education, for you wanted
her 70 be able TO use leisure
time intelligently.
hut now you read that Eng
land. conservative England, y
drafting its young women Of 30
and 81 into IT, wartime indus.
trial machine. There are o00.-
900 Of them In England. Wales.
and Scotland, al to be register.
ed for conscription.
That news makes you start
thinking again about your daugh-
tiers education. She II Learning
the things you wanted her 70
learn, but how would she fare u
her own country at some future
time drafted her into IN essen.
tial industryi
Has Sl1s been well-enough dis
ciplin6d at home and 1t school
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Episcopal League
Has Regular Meeting

YOUNG WOMEN'S Episcopal
League met last evening in
Grace parish house with Mrs.
Theron Pomeroy and Mrs. Thee.
dore Pettibone as hostesses.
Mrs. r. B. Irvine led the devo.
tionals, following which Rev.
George A. Merifield spoke to the
group, quoting leading mems
statements urging closer alli-
ance with Christian beliefs. Mr..
Merifield used q Readers Digest
article as his source.
During the program, Mrs.
Meriheld gave an Informative
talk on church Offices, and spoke
Of group interest in parish work,
illustrating her talk with expert
ences In the field.
The next meeting will be q
potluck dinner held at the home
Of Mrs. Sumner Lamkins, 1851
North Gratiot avenue, on April
10. In charge Of arrangements
will be Mrs. Otto Nickel, Mrs.
Charles Noellert and Mrs. Dom
aid Miller.
MRS. PETER DUPREY, Mrs.
Edward J. Duhay. Mrs. John
Gillett and Miss Mabel Freder.
lex, president, will be hostesses
ct the meeting Of the Metropoli-
tan Club meeting. to be held
Thursday evening IN the club
rooms Of the John r. Murphy
hotel.
A REGULAR MEETING Of
Tie board Of trustees, Of the
Kings Daughters Hume will be
held on Monday, April 2, at
2:30 O'Clock q the home.
a
MIR. AND MRS. G. DONALD
SMITH and sons Richard and
Robert returned yesterday from
. two weeks vacation trip to
Florida. 49,.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Coming Events
10 ovoid eo.tlietion in setting detss end 81
eheWses In sseules meetings, coli 1900.

We'd Apr Twelve Bellies Club at the home of Allene
We'd Apr 2BTM Junior sisterhood at the home of Mrs.
Jack Nagei. Is Miller street. at $50 pm.-
uar meeting in Masonic hall at 7so; dinner at $50 pm
wed Apr 2Chatterbox Club. at the home Of Mildred Hs
We'd Apr 2-Harrson Circle at the Kings Daughters Home
W. WIN Mrs Ralph s. Gray e hostess. At ESQ pm
ue Malbin, 1913 New street Il pm
Wed Apr 2-Herman Xix PTA, the corner Wolf
We'd ana sTes anS ,m.r u oo,
meeting at Methodist church In Utica. At pm
Thurs NAP APR !, legion As..ry 4 the home
Thurs Apr S-Baptit Missionary Society 6th anniversary
luncheon: IN church parior:; At pm.
chow IL Lincoln sponsored b$ Mrs Fred webers
division Of Margaret Botome Circle Of Kings Daughters
Thurs Apr s-rriendship Circle 1t the home Of Mr.. Lester
Garlock. Route 5. Mount Clemens. 1t 1890 PM
Thurs. Apr s-Metropolitan Auxiliary in John R. Murphy
Thurs Apr sLse Club Of St. Lou, parish. with Mr.. A,c.
n.sas :. in Barron
Thurs Apr Club OF s.. Ioui. parish. :. til. hom. ..
Thurs, Apr 3Csrnaton Club Of ST. Louis parish at the
HON. Of Mr.. John st.sins, iss Ias.n.n SIT :. pm.
Thurs. Apr soEs public card party IL Masonic hail. Il
Thurs, Apr s-Perpetua Help party. at the home Of Mrs
Joseph charb:n:au los Avery street ct lao pm. The
Thurs. Apr. s-zons + Macomb County Rural Teachers
=, Association 9. Harrison Township A. .ssr school
nh e np :. ~ ss. y % so ssS' , s:
ri. Ar t-couny board Of Kinss psughss = ths homs.
Fri, Apr EPubl,c grocery party spoesor,d BY 1907.
e barron hail. q pm. Hsstins ior. nsmSsrs a
Sat, APT spresbys.ssd Young Psse,.s car.. rnd..vor
hay rids members meet st home Of Anna Lsws Fulton
We'd Apr civse caora. ps...a..s.sa q IN. ssa...n
1850 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Wes|eyanLeaguePlansTe Tea
al Skhanher Home April is

PLANS for tea TO which the
public IL TO be invited were
made last evening by Wesleyan
League, ut the meeting held At
Mrs. Roy Kids home, Gallup
avenue.
Mrs. Paul Schanher will open
her home for the tea. on April
Is, from two to Ave o'clock.
Chairman Is Mrs. Peter Vladeff
Other committees and tn cir
chairmen are Mrs. Kendall Wal
tom, tickets; Mrs. Earl Taft, re-
ireshments; Mrs. Alvin Ha-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Opposition to Amendments
Explained by Mrs. Stuck

MRS. A. ]. PlCKMAN, newly
elected president of the League
Of Women Voters, announced
the chairmen Of the different
COMMITTEES st the meeting Of the
board Of directors yesterday If.
ternoon. The meeting was held
1t the home Of Mrs. Eugene
whitman, with Mrs. A. D. Brew.
er assisting.
Program chsirmarA Mrs. C. H.
NAHUM; finance. Mrs. Alton Noe;
publications, Mrs. NJ. Z. Watkins;
social. Mrs. L. w. Fast: foreign
relations, Mrs. Z. T. Nunneley:
legislative. Mrs. Henry Tryloff;
education, Mrs. James Nunneley;
consumers protection. Mrs.
James c. jackson; economic vel
ware. Mrs. A. A. Thompson; Ia
Dor, Mrs. Eugene whitman; pub
licity. Mrs. Byron Stuck and
Mrs. Robert Silbar. This group.
with Mrs. Paul S. Hirt, state Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Many to Attend
OEs Gard Party
Thursday

MANY RESERVATIONS have
been made for the card Larty to
be sponsored by the Order Of
Eastern Star Thursday EVENT. ]
In Masonic hall, at eight o'clock.
Among those who have taken
tables are Mrs. Frank Wsds-
worth, Mrs. Thomas Babcock,
Mrs., Robert Graham, Mrs.
Charles Edwards, Mrs. Bennett
Hedley. Mrs. Erna Hansen, Mrs.
Ruby Ghainer, Mrs James Jack
son. Mrs. Richard Bentley. Mrs.
Sam .McClsin, Mrs. Harold
Green, Mrs. Kar Krause, Mrs.
Norman Mack, Miss Rita Stock
dale, Mrs. Jennie K i'd.
Mrs. Kendall Walton, Mrs.
Earl Taft, Mrs. Archie Striegel.
Mrs. Hal Hayes, Mrs. Ru: sell
Rummell. Mrs. Charles Wildt.
Mrs. Lyman Price. Mrs. Milton
Penxien, Mr.. Age Evans. Mrs.
Herbert Reese, Mrs. George
Bsughman, and Mrs. John Ar
thur.
Table prizes and . door prile
are being planned for the event,
Of which. Mrs. Leroy Cramer u
chairman. Mrs. Ethel Woodland
and Mrs. John Whitney are on
the committee of arrangements,
and reservations may be made
by calling l722-W, 70, or 735-W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
WSCS Group 3 Holds Tex
At Mrs. Titles Home

MRS. BERT GwNN and Mrs.
Wilbur Bliss presided 1t the tss
table yesterday 1t the home Of
Mrs. M. r. Little. Lincoln eve
nue., when Group 3 Of Women's
Society for Christian Service Of
the Methodist church held q gal.
Looping tea.
The group Is planning another
tea, to Be held In the Methodist
church psrlors on April II from
three to five o'clock. The COM
mittee includes Mrs. Milo b.
Warner, Mrs. Martin Click, Mrs.
Guy verkler, and Mrs. william
Gribble.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN H.
HARDWOOD. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hafwood Of
St. Clair Shores and their daugh-
ter Miss Ethel Harwood Of To.
ronto, Ont, viii leave tomorrow
on q three weeks vacation to
New Orleans, Texas and Mex
leo.
ZONE Z Of the Macomb
County Rural Teachers' Associ-
alton viii meet Thursday, April
3, 1t Harrison Township Hall.
for potlnck supper. TO reach the
hall, members are advised 10 fol-
low Croker boulevard TO Tuck.
er, then follow Oak.
MR.. AND MRS. GUY VOL
LEN Of New Haven, announce
the srrival Of . daughter. born
early today In st. Joseph's hos
pital.
NH. AND MRS. HARVEY
COULETTE Of Fair Haven. IN.
nounce the birth Of . con born
yesterday sftefuoon In st. Jos
eph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Lady Arbeiters Plan
Public Card Party

LADY ARBEITERS yesterday
made plans for Z public luncheon
ana eSrd pSrty to be held In Bar
ron hall on May Is, ct one
o'clock. Mrs. Emma Kaiser and
Mrs. Amy Douglas are to be in
charge Of arrangements for this
event.
-Four new members wer e
taken into the society yesterday
at the meeting held In Barron
hall. They are Mrs. Joseph Char.
beneau,, Mrs. Howard Pillivant.
Mrs. william Brown and Mrs.
Mary Meitz.
Cards were played following
the business meeting. -.
The next meeting will be held
on May 8 in Barron hall at two
o'clock.
MRS. EARL SWAN enter.
tanned her bridge club at dessert
and cards yesterday. winning
high prize herself. Other prizes
were won by Mrs. Carroll
Brown and Mrs. Charles Baxter.
Mrs. Robert Graham will enter
tain the group on April Is.
MRS. PETER VLADEFF. en-
tertained eight Selfridge Field
friends 1t luncheon today, hon
oring Mrs. Roy Bartlett, who
with her husband Lieut.. Bart
lett, will be transferred shortly
to- q new post.
.. -.
JILL MARIE BRUNEEL,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bruneel, Is confined TO her home
by measles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

Today's Demands on Women
Bring New Problems to Mothers

80 that she could tako that kind
OF assignment n her skridei
d sho slrong enough physl-
cally y Stand I lob . ! portes
at : railway freight yaFd. -
Z cohbler, - Z cabinG1znakef. -
. mason, O Z Inachin1gtf British
girls sre being dr1lloa into III
such 3obo - theoo.
NO ONg CAts TAXI
H0lGKllAKx1'0 IGA0B
Il isn't sasy. 1y31n3 - -
pare I eixl ioe IL 1og3d todoy.
For III world 3 Asking IN ~,
ful lot q wom1n, more even
than Il 4 asking g nsn.
whsn IL Skzny drakts lspld-
Ter, e con puts Spoen11i u ~
place. Hut th0ro r. ~ e. -
take over womonsS 11il3oaol
lob when IN y dy14,o1 Into h.
dustry. ahe must 49, q any
new Job tl,At b aaBif md M.
while continuing % h6ld down
the Job of homemaking.
And she daree not let the
mans Job sle has taken OVER
touShen her-loe she must keep
her teminlnity.
In modern war. mothers must
think Of their daughters . Won
% Of their sons. For today one
b % necessary % . eotn1ryss
defense - another.
TWELVE BELLxS CLUE Win
meet this evening q ia otl6ek
1t the home q Allsne Do6es -
Stapletou street. ~
MRS. MARK ALPERN eater.
tanned Z few friends q brock 0ee
yesterday 1t her home On MocoD
avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
British War Relief
Head to Visit City

MRS. n. Z. BALDWIN. Of De.
troit. state chairman Of the sew.
ing and wool committees Of the
British War Relief Societies. will
meet all persons interested in
Grace Church parish house ut 10
o'clock on Monday morning.
April Z.
Members Of the present sew.
ing committee are Mrs. John r..
Shook, chairman. Mrs. Bert
Nunneley, Mrs. A. j. Pickman
and Mrs. Christian Matthews.
Mrs. Douglas Ball Is chairman Of
the knitting committee.
MRS. GUY vERKI.ER Is In
Pine Village, Ind, where she
was called by the serious illness
Of her mother, Mrs. John Wag-
ner. ..e..
FRANK SCHANHER has re-
turned from a months vacation
trip through the West, having
sailed from New York through
the Panama Canal.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Mrs. BeiehtoI Fsted
Before Departure

THE LAST Of many events
honoring Mrs. Willis Deithtol
(Jean A.. 1is). who has been W.
itins at the home Of her parentes
Mr.. md Mrx Clyde Adds, W.
held last evenixo !. when Mr.. T.
=. Moore ana Mrs. xtlel Veal.
ard entertained d ! bldg p4f1
at the Moore home @ Wsshine-
Prizes went % Mn C3yoe ~
dis Mra Jaarse @. ai.lSee1er
and Mn. ATvey 0nl4- &
Mr.. DalShtol WIN loav6 Tor
her hons ON Orlando. rlSr -
morrow. &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

ELEVEN OF the most popu-
lar and glamorous musical
celebrities of the day will par
ticipate in the Forty-Eighth
Annual May Festival in Hill
Auditorium, Ann Arbor, Mich
igan. May z, 8, g.. and 10, &C.
cording to an announcement
just issued by Charles A. Sink,
President of the University Mu.
steal Society.
Seven of these are singers
and three are instrumentalists.
Jarmila Novotna, soprano; SUI
zanne Stem, mezzo-soprano; and
Enid Szantho, contralto; were
all stellar personalities in the
operas at Prague, Budapest.
and Salzburg, before coming to
America, where they have since
continued their triumphs. Doro.
thy Maynor, Negro soprano. has
won high honors through her
recitals and orchestral appear.
ances in the metropolitan. cen
ters of America and in Europe
Four men singers, all stars
of the Metropolitan Opera, will
participate: Lawrence Tibbett,
long recognized as Americas
outstanding baritone; Norman
Gordon, Metrapolitan's dis.
tinguished bass; Charles Kull.
man, tenor; and Mack Harrell,
baritone. The latter two are
both new to Ann Arbor. Mr..
Kullman Is a graduate Of Yale
University, who, because Of
splendid work as q college mu-
stefan, decided to divert his pro-
fessional activities from medi.
cine TO music. Mr.. Harrell Is
young Texan who won great
acclaim when he walked away
with the Metropolitan Opera
Additions of the Air prize.
The three instrumentalists
are all great musicians In their
respective fields. Jascha Hell.
fetz, although still a young
man, has had a long and
worthy career. He has won
much glory and honor. He be.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

meister, flowers; Mrs. Walter
Kruse and Mrs. Rufus Reitzel.
music.
Presiding Ut the tea table dur.
ing the afternoon will be Mrs.
Dunning Idle, Mrs. William
Koehler, Mrs. Alton Noe and
Mrs. Paul s. Hirt.
Mrs. Hugh Neale Is chairman
of the dining room committee,
which include Mrs. G. Donald
Smith, Mr.. Milon Grinnell. Mrs.
Thomas Place and Mrs. Charles
Walters.
The food committee Is com.
posed of Mrs. Roy Kidd, Mrs.
verle Ryon, Mrs. Charles Town.
er, Mrs. Ralph Clark and Mrs.
Earl Taft.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member Of the League or at
the door the day Of the tea.
RUMMAGE SALE
During the business meeting
conducted by Mrs. Watkin s,
plans were also made for q rum.
mage sale to be held on April
Is and 26 in the Matthews build.
ing on Broadway. Mrs. Charles
Towner u chairman OF the
event. the full committee for
which will be appointed in the
near future.
Other tentative plans for May
were made, and an announce.
ment was made, of the mother.
and-daughter tea to be held al
Mrs. Rufus Reitzel's home, given
by members Of the newly
formed Young Women's Metho.
dist Guild. The date for this
function Is May 4.
Miss Florence Durant of
Mount Clemens High school
faculty spoke to the league on
South America and It's contra.
dictions. She explained that the
civilization of South America Is
much older than that of North
America. citing the fact that uni.
versities are known to have ex.
listed IS years before Harvard.
North Americas earliest univer.
sity.
RETARDED
Despite this early develop.
ment Of culture, however, the
countries of South America are
greatly retared in other respects.
Miss Durant continued. She ex.
planned that only 2 per cent of
South Americans belong to the
governing body, and that 90 per
cent Of the people are under.
nourished and illiterate poems.
Miss Durant used as her refer.
ence book in preparing her talk
South American Primer" by
Katherine Carr. Miss Durant was
introduced by Mrs. Byron Stuck,
program chairman.
Hostesses for last evenings
meeting were Mrs. James C..
jackson, Mrs. Ralph Randolph.
Mrs. r. M. Swinney, Mrs. e. L.
Pettingill, Mrs. Donald Byran,
Miss Rita Stockdale and Mrs.
Earl Swan. ,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

Baptist Missionary
Set for Annual LIfId|

PLANS are completes todsy for
the fifth annual luncheon q Gil
bert Memorial Baptist Mission
airy Society. The event y being
held in conjunction with the
three score AMI ten years q the
national Woman's American
Baptist Foreign Missionary So
ciety, and speaker Of The occa-
sion will be Mrs. Arnold Ku1ee
Of the Detroit City Rescue Mis-
sion.
Among those who are plan
ming to be present ere Mrs. HAr-
old Hayward. Mrs. Paul Siewert.
Mrs. william Schonschack. Mira.
Luther Kilby. Mrs. Henry Craft,
Mrs. Julia Kossak. Mrx Verona
Schonschack. Mrs. Conrad Lemp,
Mrs. Ellis, Brat. Ars, : rloro
Binder, Mrs. Barbara Hobbs,
Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs. vesna
Carr. Mrs. Margaret Wright.
Mrs. William Highstreet Mrs.
Truman Craft, Mrs. Roscoe
Heckamen, Mrs. Levi Jerks,
Mrs. l.. r. Shook. Mrs. william
Mile, Mrs. William Hurricane,
Mrs. Lennie Fox, Mrs. George
Simms, Mrs. August Zuehlke,
Mrs. McLarty, Mrs. G. B. Wild
RIG.
Mrs. Anne Elliott Mrs. John
Dobson. Mrs. Clyde SineS Mrs.
Frank Suite. Mrs. Albert valen-
tine, Mrs. Charles Stark, Mrs.
George Carr. Mrs. August Miller.
Mrs. Reuben LongAlss Mrs.
Steele and Mrs. Carl 9tafner.
Mrs. Starner q general chair
man Of arrangements; Airs.. XII
by Of the dining room. insisted
by Mrs. Brutt; MrS. Verona
Schonschack Of the food. assist-
ed by Mrs. Suite and Mrs.
George Simms.
Mrs. Fox will have charge Of
the devotions for the occasion
and Mr.. william Schonschack
will lead community singing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

You NalHe0
slse would have
"a know 4 QAeat
many things -
That che would
h &c d to know
how to make ,
home. not Just
how to run .
house, though
that = part Of
making . home.
You knew she
would have to
have some kind
Of training that
would at her to
- - n lixs}na
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
By RUTH MILLETT

YOU'RE the mother Of .
daughter. You knew. until re-
Gently. just about what kind Of
education she should have % az
her to take her place - . wom-
an In this modern world.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02

kSSOsp osA0 ZIG AC8uI0A VAAS~SsS
constitute the board of directors.
The next regular meeting Of
the League will be held on April
10 1t the home Of Mrs. Henry
Tryloh at l:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Malbin. program chairman, pro.
posed that q Qualification Of the
views and purposes Of the
League and its working methods
would be taken up. She stated
that such . program would be In.
formative both to old and new
members. The present years
program will also be considered.
Mrs. j. Quincy Wright, M
tional foreign relations chair
msn. will be asked to come to
Mount Clemens in May or June
whsn she will be the guest Of
the Saginaw League. A public
dinner Is under consideration,
with Mrs. Wright speaking on
Latin America.
Mrs. Stuck spoke on the two
constitutional amendments, A
and B, which will be placed
or the April ballot. She present.
ed the following material. q re-
lease from The state headquarters
In Grand Rapids:
The Michigan League of Wom-
en- Voters, by action of It's state
board. has voted to oppose the
prpposed constitutional amend.
t1ents which have to do with
how we could mend our consti.
tuition in the future. or initiate
new legislation and veto or up
hold legislation already enacted
In that q study of the use Of
the right of \initiative and refer
endum by the people Of Michigan
In the last thirty years shows no
abuse, and that this fact Is con.
firmed by authorities on the SUI.
ject In the state, the League
questions the placing Of these
proposed amendments on the
ballot at this election (which al.
ways draws q light vote).
The policy ct the League u to
support, after areful study,
change II 1t = deemed necessary.
Since the records show that the
people have adopted after popu-
lar initiation, only propositions
which have been beneficial, IL
does not seem necessary or ad-
visable to increase the difficulty
in proposing amendments.
The confusion which exists as
to what these amendments will
accomplish, and what effect
they will have IN the future
asnendinS grooves by the people,
may b traced TO the fact that
they were too hurriedly drawn
up. The need for reform 10 by no
means % urgent that incomple !,
and uncertain measures should
be adopted.
Because Of the restrictive m
ture Of theSe amendments and
because 1t believes the effect will
be to place In leopard. the peo-
pies fundamental and constitu.
tionsl right Of free petition, the
Michigan League Of Women
Voters opposes Senate Joint
Resolutions "A and ;, appearing
as amendments to the state con-
stitution on the April Z ballot.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-02
Eleven Musical Stars to Appear
In May Festival at Ann Arbor

gan his musical activities when
he was but ten years Of age.
in Russia. Gregor Piatigorsky
outstanding. violoncellist, d 70.
nowned far and wide. Jose
Iturbi has triumphed both Is
piano viytuoso and as conduc.
tor. He will appear In the dual
capacity of conductor pianist.
When he will conduct Lists
Concerto No. ! In e flat major,
while he plays.
In addition. To these celebri.
ties, the Festival will include
the services Of Eugene Ormahdy
and Saul Castor, Conductors OF
the Philadelphia Orchestra. Thor
johnson, Maestro OF the Festi.
val will lead the Choral Union
In its performance Of Episodes
from Eugene Onesin' by
Tschaikowsky; ."Alleluia'. by
Randall Thompson; and Brahms
Requiem"
The Young Chorus win con.
tribute group Of attractive
songs for young peoples voices.
and will also present d'Indy's
''St. Mary Magdalene," under
the direction Of Juva Higbee.