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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
To Conduct Services

Rev. John Calhoun soninlaw Of
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Morningstar,
and pastor OF the Mennonite
Church, Bad Axe. will conduct the
services of the Southeastern Mich
igan Holiness Church Saturday
morning at 1880 and again in the
afternoon at 2:3e at the Roy smith
residence. l25 Miles 81. a basket
lunch will be served at ! o clock
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
s. AMERICA
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which they are located Their 81.
perior methods Of teaching has at
tratted large number of students
including the children Of leading
citizens.
While the high standard OF teach
ing in these schools is recognized
nevertheless American officials
are convinced on the basis Of dip
lomatic reports from Latin Amer
lea that they are Nazi cells and
that their chief purposes is to
spread Nazism in Latin America.
CHICAGO-UP-DeWitt NJ. En-.
cry. Akron, o., president OF the Ma.
tional Small Business Mems Asso.
citation, urges every business man
in the nation ito register a strong
protest with the government for
denying the Ford Motor Co. a de,
tense contract.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Grain

Grain
Detroit. Mich, Feb. Ii
WHEAT NO. :, REQ. ia CARROTS.
90c.
BARLEY-No. !. feeding, 55c; new
mailing, 60q6ic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Daily Market Report

a. m, or after ?. IN. Saturdays, no
unloading.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
PRODUCE
Waits GrocerN
POULTRY
lBazleY's Marketl

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Evening star., 1941-09-14

she said-despite two trips to Hawaii
and she has no particular desire
to visit one since she hears that
unlike her movie variety. they are
infested with bugs and snakes.
Because of her cinematic. affinity
for tropic wildernesses. Dorothy
spends much more time on location
than does the average movie heroine
If she's not toiling in safari in
Palm Canyon, she's likely to be sun
bathing at one of the movif1ed lakes
north of Hollywood or Tending OIL
alligators in swamp at Montebello
This time she was found in the best
California jungle of all, in the forest
of Eucalyptus, oaks, Towering
myrtle. palms and willows at Lake
Baldwin. overlooking the Santa
Anita race track.
Her leading man. Richard Den
ming. displayed physique that put
to shame such of his Lamour pre-
decessors as Ray Milland. Jon Hall
and Bob Preston. They were enact
ing touching scene at the end OF
the picture, in which they renowned
the outer world and decided to make
the jungle their home.
The chief difficulty in connection
with a jungle role. said Dorothy. was
that it involved work with animals
Once, after a chimpanzee jumped
upon her back and knocked her fiat
she swore she would never work with
one again.
Il still don't trust them-and here
I am, working with a monkey, q
tiger and elephant" she sighed.
The only comforting factor she
could think of was that Bob Hope
and Bing Crosby weren't on the set
1t is their practice, she said, tc
stand around and grin and make
faces at her when she's in front oi
the camera ''to make me laugh ano
blow my Gnes-and then I gel
blamed for everything"
The jungle setting was not with.
out its distractions. however. Air
planes or train whistles had ruined
half a dozen takes" some small
boys, disgruntled at being barred
from the grounds, had started 6
forest fire, and the monkey had rur
away twice
It's great life" said Dorothy.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

IN W. q
MONDAY |
"Puddin' Head
and
THE Black Cat"
MELVIN Douglas and
Ruth Hussey in
Our Wife"
Ann Sothern and
George Murphy in
"Ringside Maisie."
Clark Gable and Rosa
lind Russell in They
Met in Bombay
Rosalind Russell and
CLARK Gable in They
Met in Bombay"
Bob Hope andDorothy
.Iamour in "CalIeht in
the Draft -
"Barnscle Bill"
and
Under Fiesta Stars
Clark Gable and Rosa
lind Russell in They
Met in Bombay
Penny Singleton and
Arthur Lake in
Blonde in Society"
Bette Davis and James
.Cagney in The Bride
Came C. o. D"
Ginger Rogers. George
Murphy, Tom. Dick
and Harry
Betty Cradle and
Don Ameche in
Moon Over Miami "
Edward G. Robinson
and Marlene Dietrich
in Man Power.
The Bride Came
C. o. D" and
"Undergrould.
Penny Sererade" and
Monster and the
Girl.
They Met in
Bombay and
Reluctant Dragon. y
Clark Gable and Rosa
lind Russell IN They
Met in Bombay.
Abbott and Costello
and Andrews Sisters
in In the Navy.
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Main in
"Barnscle Bill.
Joan Bennett and
Dick Powell in
Model Wife -
Don Ameche and Betty
Cradle in Down
Argentine Way.
Robert Taylor
in
Billy the Kid "
Joan Bennett and
Walter Pidgeon IN
Man Hunt
"One Night in Lisbon
and
Billy the Kid
Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda in =.
wild Geese Calling
Broadway Limited
and
Man Hunt"
George Raft and
Marlene Dietrich
in Man Power
"singapore Woman"
a Nv
Two in a TAX.
Clark Gable and Rosa
lind Russell in They
Me- in Bombay
| Richard Arlen and
Eva Gabor in
Forced Landing -
"A Girl. a Guy and
la Cob. and Lone
Rider Rides On.
Leslie Howard
in
! IntermezZo.
Judy Canova and
| Francis LedeTe- in
| "PuddIn' Head
Robert Taylor and
| Brian Donlevy IN
! Billy the KID
James Ca gney anc
Bette Davis IN II ne
Bride Came c o D
Lady From Chew
enne" and Next Tine
We Love ~
Edward G Robinson
and NJ rlene Dietrich
in Man Power.
The Great American
Bros dcsst and
Las VEGAS Nights
Lew hvres and Lor-
.raine Day III DR.. XII
dares Wedding Day
Robert Montgomery in
| Here Comes M.
! Jordan
Penny Singleton and
/ Arthur Lake in
Blonde in Society
Mail Train" snd
| Mountain Moon
lignt.
IGiager Rogers. George
murphy. Tom. Dick
! and Harry.
iGreer Carson. Walter
Pidgeon. "Blossams II
the Dust.
Sis Hopkins'
and
Thieves Fall Out"
Jack Benny and
KAY Francis IN
"Charley's Aunt
Don Ameche ana Mar2
Martin in Kiss tht
Boys GOODBYE
James Cagney anc
Bette Wis in The
Bride Came c. 0. D.
| Jack Benny and
Kay Francis in
/ "Charleys Aunt
., Ginger ROGERS. Georgt
Murphy. Tom Dlci
and Harry.
wallace Bcery and
Virginia WeIdler in
"Bsrnacle Bill
Ginger Rogers. George
Murphy. Tom, Dicl
and Harry
Gene Autry
in
prairie Moon :
Greer Carson. Walter
,Pidgeon. Blossoms IT
] the Dust.
| Don Ameche and
Betty Cradle in
tfrENN Npar Miami v
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Now, Take 1t From Connie

2. When sitting, never cross the
legs. Skirts are too short, these
days. Cross the ankles instead,
3. Never stand with hands on hips.
Let the arms fall naturally at the
sides.
4. Keep your hair in a short bob,
and always in perfect order.
5. Always stand very straight
when wearing the new -w hing
clothes.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

WIN STORE ClOtiltS Oll
So they let her wear dresses in
several films, Just long enough to
get wardrobe out of her system.
Ore of these pictures-that army
one with Bob Hope-Was quite good.
Now Dorothy's back in her tight
and skimpy sarong, being wooed by
a man in bit Of lion skin. and she's
very happy about it all.
I think the fans like me best in
my sarong," she conflded, with a
deprecating little smile, the other
day.
In her thin, pIaintive voice she
added, less than one-third of the
two-dozen pictures I've appeared in
have had a South Seas background.
yet people seem to think of me as
g Jungle actress"
She has never seen a real jungle,
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Pretty Jinx
MayPlay
Herself
HOLLYWOOD

HULL 7 WOOD.
The Life of JinX Falkenburg.
with JlnX Falkenburg. A marquee
like that is a possibility one of these
days.
Columbia Director Charles Barton
thinks the life of JinX-she was
born in Barcelona, became swim
ming champion in Chilli, tourna-
ment tennis player, top ranking
model and actress in this country
may make good movie material.
He says no player in movie his
tory has ever appeared in his or
her autobiography and that Jinx
will get the call if he decides to film
hers
Evening star., 1941-09-14
THURSDAY

"Affectionately Yours"
and Sheriff of Tomb
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Aniable Pic,
OF AllBeasts,
Fools ANDY
1t Takes a Bite
Where Others
Feared a Nip
HOLLYWOOD

Andy Devine. 275-pound film
comic, had been working for several
days with assorted leopards, lions
and tigers in jungle melodrama.
Each day passed without an acci-
dent. Then, Andy noted with pleas
ure. came a day with a change of
pace. He was to do comedy scene
with baby pig.
Here's where I get a chance to
do some real hanming" quipped
Andy as he picked up the porker
The pig squealed, Andy dropped il
and yelled.
The pig had taken a juicy nip out
of his right forefnger.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
FRIDAY

"Anectionately Yours
and Sheriff of Tomb
Evening star., 1941-09-14
HOLLYWOOD

Here are tips. girls, on how to
wear the new styles.
They come straight from that
noted clothes horse, Constance Ben
nett.
Says Connie:
/. Stand with the spine straight
against the wall. every vertebra
touching. Walk away. That's cor
rect posture.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week

,plays
| SUNDAY
"Puddin" Head"
and
The Black Cat"
/ Melvyn Douglas and
Ruth Hussey in
Our Wife
/ Ann Sothern and
! George Murphy in
"Rinsside Maisie."
Clark Gable and Rosa
Hind Russell In They
Met in Pombay."
Rosalind Russell and
CLARK Gable in They
Met in Bombay"
Bob Hope and Dorothy
Lamour in Caught in
the Draft
"Barnacle Bill
and
Under Fiesta Stars"
Clark Gable andRosa-
lind Russell in They
Met in Bombay "
Penny Singleton and
Arthur Lake in
i"Blondie in Society"
Bette Davis and James
,Casney in The Bride
Came G. o. D"
IGineer Rogers, George
Murphy. Tom, Dick
and Harry
! Betty Cradle and
! Don Amcche in
Moon over Miami !"
Edward G. Robinson
and Marlene Dietrich
in Man Power"
The Bride me
c. o. D." and
UNDERGROUND. "
Penny Serenade" and
Monster and the
Girl.
They Met IN
Bombay" and
reluctant Dragon,
Gable ard Posa-
llild Russell IN They
Met in Bombay.
! Abhott and Costello
and Andrews Sisters
in In the Navy.
Wallace Beery
IN $50.
"Barnacle Bill
Joan Bennett and
Dick Powell in
Model Wife
Don Ameche and Betty
tGrable in Down
Argentine Way.
| Robert Taylor
| Billy the Kid y"
| Joan Bennett
| in
Man Hunt "
"One Night in Lisbon
Billy the KID
Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda in ..
f"Wild Geese Calling.
"Broadvay Limited
and
Man Hunt
George Raft and
Marlene Dietrich
in Man Power.
Singapore woman
j Two in a Taxi
ICIark Gable end Rosa =
lind Russell in They
Met in Bombay
lMaureen O'Hara and
James Ellison. They
Met in Argentina.
ia Girl. a Guy and
a Cob" and Lone
Rider Rides On
Leslie Howard
in
"Intermezzo.
judy Cauova and
Francis Lederer 10
"Puddin Head.
Robert Taylor and
Brian Donleyv IN
Billy the hld
James Casney and
Bette Davis in It he
Bride Came c. o. D.
Lady From Chew
enne'' and Mex. Time
i We Love.
IEdWard G. ROBIN son
and Marlere DleTrlch
in Man Power.
The Great American
Broadcast" and
Las Vegas Nights,
Lew Ayres and Lor-
,raine DAY IN DIR. Kill
dares Wedding Day
Robert Mortsomerv In
! Here Comes MI.
Jordan.
Penny Singleton and
Arthur Lake in
Blonde IN Society,
Mail Train" and
Mountain Moon
light
lGinger Rogers. George
Murphy. Tom. Dlcf
and Harry.
Greer Carson. Walter
lPidgeon. "Blcssams II
the Dust.
sis Hopkins"
and
Thieves Fall Out. y"
Jack Benny and
Kay Francis III
Charley S Aunt
Don Ameche and Me- y
Martin in kiss III.
Boys Goodbye.
james Casney anc
Bette Davis in "Tht
Bride Came c. o. D.
Jack Benny and
Kav Francis in
"Chsrley's Aunt.
Ginger Rogers. Georgt
Murphy, Tom Diei
( and Harry
Wallace Beerv and
Virginia Weidler in
"Barnacle Bill
Ginger ROGERS, Geore'
Murphy. Tom. Dicl
and Harry
Gene Autry in
Prairie Moon "
Also stage show.
tGreer Carson. Walter
lPidgeon. Blossoms ir
the Dust
Don Ameche and
Betty Grsb BILE in
slF&o- nyer Miami y
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Back to the Jungle Again
If That's Where Dotty Lamour's Fans
Want to See Her, She's Willing
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.

back in the nss again. just
with customary
thickets in the end.
For though Dorothy civilized
for roles which could fancy
sreak And she kissed
Evening star., 1941-09-14

YOpV Ga. Ave. & Quebec Pi. NV
IVNN RA 400 Mat. 2 PM.
MOON OVER MIAMI IN Techni-I
color. At ., 3.55. 5:45. 7.45. $40.
Information. Please.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Sth ana y Sts. S:E.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apex
4sth St. and Mass. Ave
Apollo
ee4 H ct NE. -
Arlington
Arlington. Va.
Ashton
Arlington Va.
Altos
1881 H ST. NE.
Avalon
5612 Connecticut Ave.
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Bethesda
Bethesda. Md.
Beverly
18th and z SITS. NE.
Buckingham
Arlington Va.
Calvert
2324 wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
los 11th St. Sc.
Central
475 9th s. NV
Circle
21o5 Pa. Ave NV.
Colony
Ga. Ave. ard Fsrragut
Congress Ave. al and
Portland st. S f.
Dunborton
I34a Wis. Ave. NV.
foirlown
Anacostia. D. c.
Greenbelt
Greenbelt. Md. -
HiqhIond
1888 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Hippodrone
X near 9th
The Hiser
Bethesda. Md.
Home
18th and c sts. NE:
Hyottsvllle
Hyattsville, Nd.
Jesse
18th nr R. ! Ave NE
Kennedy
Kennedy nr. 4th n w.
Lee
Falls Church. Va.
| Lido
3oc7 NJ St NV.
Little :
sos 9th st. NV.
| Marlboro
Marlboro. Nd.
| Milo
Rockville, Nd.
Newton
12th&Newton sts.N z
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Open-Air
Route ! south OF Alex.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Princess
18th and H Sts n E
Reed
Alexandra, Va
Richmond
Arlington. Va.
!. Savoy
5000 l4th ST NV
! Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Sheridan
s217 Ga. Ave. NV.
| Silver
Silver Sprins, Nd.
! Stanton
9Th and c SITS NE.
| State
Falls Church. Va
| Sylvan
1n4 r. I. Ave. y w.
| Tokono
/ Takorna Park, D c.
/ Tivoli
/ IAN and Park Rd
| Uptown
Conn. Ave. L. Newark
| Vernon
| Alexandra Va.
| The Village
1907 P. I. Ave. NE.
| Waldorf
Waldorf, Nd.
Wilson
Arlington. Va.
York
Ga Ave. a. Quebec Pl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
TheRamblng Reporter

Sheriff Jacob Theut's report
to May I indicates that depu-
ties handled IL fatal accidents
involving Is killed during the
period from Jan. 1. Eleven
others have died In accidents
since the report was filed.
The statistics, we think, speak
volumes for the necessity for safe
and sane driving over the Me-
mortal Day week lend. Careful
driving will do much to mini.
mixe the death toll.
Only the other day, Prosecu-
tor Ivan A. Johnston told us
that carelessness and liquor
are Jointly responsible for the
average fatal accident. With
this In mind, week. end drivers
may well keep their hands on
the wheel and their eyes on
the road.
Because Mrs. Dan Defenbsugh
Of 30l Crooked boulevard, failes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29

to attend the weekly Apprecia-
ton Day event yesterday after
noon, she Is SIS out of pocket
After waiting q full III. e minutes
the drawing continued, with
Mrs. Margaret Braun, of n
Smith, the winner of half the
amount earmarked for Mrs. Def.
enbaugh.
Loafers, attention: It's lotsa
fun watching the huge steam
shovel excavating for the new
Michigan Bell Telephone COM
pany building. The work Is
under way just south Of the
Detroit Edison company build.
ing on South Gratiot avenue.
The boys were saying yester'
day that q combination of hare
work and intelligent advertising
has made Earl Swan q successful
Mount Clemens druggist. Start
ing virtually from scratch not *
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
State
Briefs
BY the Associated Press

DAMN ARBOR-R-A John
Doe warrant was issued here
Wednesday for the unidentified
slayer of Miss Hazel Briggs, 80,
of Detroit, whose dismembered
and burned body was found May
8 in a Manchester rubbish pile.
o
ADRIAN-(R-Paul CLAUDIA,
IS, died Wednesday of burns re-
ceived last week when he was
showered with fleming gasoline
from an exploding blow torch.
%
Observation-Disclosures
old Clifford j. Beach drowned
Wednesday night in Square lake.
He was the second drowning
victim of the year in Oakland
county.
- IONIA-{R}-Ed N. Lowrey,
80, former Ionia county sheriff,
was found dead Wednesday in
the basement of his home. A
service revolver was found
nearby. Coroner Harry Myers
said death was suicide.
o.
DETROIT-(P)-A survey by
the Visiting Housekeepers asso-
citation revealed Wednesday that
during the past three months the
cost of living in Detroit has risen
$50 per cent. The survey was
based on the minimum needs Of
an average family of five.
%
DETROIT - R-J John Will
liams, 81, of Ecorse, pleaded in
nocent Wednesday when ar
raigned for the Staying of Rus
sell Martin, %, during a scuffle.
Police said Martin was attempt
ing to save his wife. Della, %,
from an attack.
%
DETROIT-(R9-Five women,
members of the Hotel, Restau-
rant and Beverage Workers
(CIO), appealed to the police
Wednesday for protection after
they reported a man splattered
them with ink from a squirt gun
as they picketed a Detroit res
taurant.
DETROIT -R-The 43rd
annual conference of the Inter-
national Circulation Managers
association win begin here June
II. More than 600 circulation
managers of daily newspapers In
the United States and Canada
are expected to attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Consider FDR's Foilure
to Comment Significant
Tokyo Element Opposing War
Thought to b Goinins Influence

chat of any discussion of Amer
ica's problems in the Pacific.
This belief, reported to be en-
tertained in high quarters. was
said to be based on information
that business interests apparent
ly were gaining influence In the
Tokyo government and might
eventually prevail over the mill
tary party which led Japan into
the war with China and into the
Axis alliance.
The President made only brief
references to the Pacific in his
address Tuesday. He mentioned
aid to China, but nothing else
beyond the assertion that the
relationships were organizing q
system which might be used to
force enslaved peoples to build
"a naval and air force intended
to gain and hold and be master
of the Atlantic and the Pacific
as WE'LL"
Chairman George (D-Ga) Of
the Senate foreign relations
committee, after. study OF the
speech. told reporters he con-
sidered it Significant that the
President did not deal with the
Pacific problems. He declined
to elaborate, but intimated that
some change in the far eastern
situation might be in the offing
From other legislators, how
ever, came reports that the posi-
bility the Japanese might cool
toward the Axis alliance figured
in discussions the President held
with Congressional leaders when
he gave them a "preview" OF
his speech a few hours before
he went on the radio.
Some legislators were said to
have come away from the meet
ing with the distinct impression
that the President and his ad-
visors believed there was a good
chance the threat of new Japa.
nese advances to the southwark
was likely to lessen. rather than
increase, as time went on.
The possible ascendancy o1
business rather than military in.
terests to the controlling rosi'
ton in the Japanese government
has been looked upon here a
being likely to bring with II
some move to withdraw from
active cooperation with the
Axis.
What its effect might be or
the undeclared war with Chins
was left to speculation, although
some influential elements in To.
kyo were known to have beer
urging that Japan stop the con-
ilict on terms the Chang Kai.
Shek government might be will
ing to accept.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29

CONTRACT CEREMONY

JACKSONVILLE, Ill. - It's
always . big moment when .
new teacher signs lbsr first con-
tract and for Miss Roberta But
Ter, MacMurray College senior,
there was m added thrill.
Her boss-to-be, Superintend-
ent johnson Of Psyyon commun-
ity high school, y . licensed pi-
lot and new tn contract 70 her
tpe initialinG.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Church Dispenses
Abstinence Laws
for Memorial Day

Gin celebration O. Memorial
Day, Archbishop Edward J..
Mooney as dispensed all Catho-
lies in the archdiG .ese fr I'm the
laws of abstinence on that day.
Mount Clemens C.. IN ,lic5 need
not abstain from eating meat
this Friday.
He has issued a similar dis
pensation for July 4, which also
falls on a Friday this year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 29-(R
= Responsible legislators said
today there Is a growing belief
in administration circles that ia
pans adherence to the Axis soon
may weaken, and they cited as
evidence President Roosevelts
virtual omission in his fireside
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
ROUGH ROOSTER

AJERSEYVILLE, Ill. - Charles
Terry didn't know his prize
rooster was q rat killer when he
sold 1t to Gordon Cary.
But when Cary informed him
he found dead rat in the cham
pion ROSTERS pen with its head
picked full of holes Terry de-
cided the game bird was mighty
valuable. So - he repurchased
him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
MountCZen,ens
High Notes
By Kothryn eatss
GEOGRAPHY MOVIE

GEOGRAPHY MOVIE
Today during second hour .
Greyhound Bus line representa-
tive showed q movie entitled
This Amazing America. All
geography students and people
in study hall that hour attended.
Miss Julia Bohill, geography
teacher, took one of her classes
to Greenfield Village yesterday
to study the evolution of the au-
tomobile.
STAGE CREW
The call for stage crew men,
bers to meet in Room lis still
holds but the meeting has been
changed to Monday, June 2. This
Is due to the illness Of Miss
Brown, faculty advisor, who was
unable to be present at Tuesdays
meeting.
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB
The Creative Writing Club
will meet at the home Of George
Lonsale on Euclid avenue this
evening at seven. The club has
been selling candy this week In
the front hall In order to pay
the deficit on the annual book
let which Is now being publish
ed. The booklet contains the best
writings of the members for the
year. Orders may be placed with
Miss Rogers, the advisor, or any
member.
GIRL REsEsvss BANQUET
One hundred and twenty five
people attended the annual Girl
Reserves banquet honoring the
graduating seniors last evening
in The high school cafeteria. This
was the farewell banquet and
the installation of officers for
next year.
Miss Kathryn Hunter, Girl
Reserve representative at the
Detroit Y.W.C.A., was the main
speaker. The seniors were pre-
sented with address books to re-
member the club.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Parked Car Fire
IS Exiinquislled

OThe fire department was
called to the Bath City Garage
at 3 o'clock this morning after q
car parked In the rear of the ga
rage had caught fire. The We.
hicle was destroyed by the
flames.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29

Mrs. Andrew Kron1er was
hostess to the members Of the
CAL. Club in her home
Wednesday evening.