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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-26

Economic Justice and Equality
Is the Real Safeguard of De-
mocracy. Lack of these Is a
Challenge to the Intelligence
and Sincerity of All.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-11-26

Democracy Cannot Endure Un-
der Economic Systems Which
Cause Hunger, Cold, Poor
Housing and Unemployment to
Millions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-10
ZOLLItDiIEE TO TEACH
BIBLE CLASS 81 NDAt

.IoJc i. /olIlc"llcr viii teach tit
Men Bible clasa at Holy |!nnoccuD
Episcopal church Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-10

18th day of April 1911.
GHOLSON, trustee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
500 Celebrate
St. Patrick Day
at Shamrock Shuttle

APPROXIMATELY 500 per.
sous attended the Shamrock
Shuttle last evening In Sc.
Mary's gymnasium. The psety,
the first event sponsored by the
newly formed Catholic Young
Peoples Club, featured 81. Pat
rick's decorations, and was do.
clared today by coni1nittse mem.
bers to be m unqualified sue
cess.
A huge green hst full Of bal
looms ceutered the dance floor,
md at midnjght these were re-
jeased among the dancers. A
larg chalk drawing Of m Irish
boy and girl done By Miss Ger
trude Walter, decorations COZ
sultant. held m important place
and shsmrocls conferred decor
alive panels around the walls.
Joseph Fox was dscorstions
chairman, Tom Ksefe. ticket
cnsirman: Paul GiaIninnari. re-
treatments chairman; Margaret
Dluge and Lillian Graxioli. pub
LEFTY chairmen; and George
Donald, general chairman.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
$50 Attend Party
in ST. Louis Hall

APPROXIMATELY $50 per-
sons attended the st. Patrick's
games party In st. Louis hall
last evening, given under the
auspices Of st. Louis Altar So
ciety..
s Seven door prizes W Ter
awarded to Mrs. Albert Keiser,
Mrs. Frank Wood, Mrs. Morton
Winkler, Mrs. Marion Hinton,
Mr.. 1larilyn Marie. Otto SHEER
beck and Clarence Dubay.
Mrs. Emil Elso was general
chairman Of the event. and she
was assisted by Mrs. David
Lowe, Mrs. Clyde Shorter and
Mrs. Cecilia Higbee.
DIR. AND MRS. MILTON G..
SMITH and con George, IT,. and
Miss Ann Croker LEFT on Mon
day morning for . two weeks
trip In Florida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
thompson Home
to Be Scene
Of Lsnten Tea

WSoT0lN6TER GUILD OF
the pTeSbytsrian church u spon-
soging . Ten Friday afternoon IT.
tie home Of Mrs. a. A. Thomp-
sou. % Miller street. The public
u invited.
Mr.. Howard Muller and Mrs.
A. ,. 0emmer will preside At
de- tse.tabls, and Harriet Shep-
lsr r. 70 be pianist for the s9ter.
noon.
Wilms Whiting II chairman
% arrangements, and COMMITTEES
members include Mrs. Fred
Krsntx and Mrs. Charles Don
Sl0oon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Metropolitan Dance
Proves Big Success
At Medea Ballroom

THE METROPOLITAN Club
annual ST. Patrick's party Ut the
Medea last evening drew ESQ
persons. Mayor and Mrs. Donald
n. Westsndorf led the grand
march which climsxed the eve
ming Of dancing to music fur.
nished by the Kay Be-s or
chestra.
John Gillett was chairman of
the party, and he was assisted Ut
the party by Albert Deng. Mrs.
Peter Duprey Of the Metropoli-
tan Auxiliary. was chairman Of
checking.
Among the out-of-town guests
who were at the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Price Of
Crosse Pointe. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wojciechowski Of Ham.
tramck and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rivsrd Of Detroit. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Grady
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SAM
ders entertained groups Of
friends ut their homes before the
party.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

EAlSELED SKIRT Win mo6p
erats dare, bodies gathered -
at correctly over The bust con.
plete sboence q fvssineGB -$heGs
are details that subtract pounds
from your sppeorsnce. The
cleverly shaped necklln0 aud
bands Of contrast give oo77 In
djvidualjty. Makes up beauti.
fully In SILK print dat crepe,
chiffon, Seorgette.
pattsgp No. ee77 = desiSned
IN oven/ eiSes % 70 %. 0iSe o,
0l/3 yards 3o.inch matsrjal
without nap and ~ yards trirr
Yoe this attractive psttssa.
ssnd isc IN coin. ycsr nasno.
addross pattern nl1nbeg -
sire % The Daily leoaiteg -
dayso Pottern o1gvieo. 1oe-5lh
Ave., New York M
plap youf pe1no Woe6nD9o
riGht nOwf Yeufu ~ ouv 60
spctovod new 0(41oe 81 p(
GGrine yOGA1oo Dooo uc
0sS . - 1oulono - ~
800 yo(isoo1t. Il. g Il y
1ooo0UpI 1oe po1oD0
~ ono Yo})Dto ~ ~
-. eedsrsd tsosebsrs -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
; WE THE WOMEN :
The Nss-and-Run Husband
is Wife's individual Problem

70 he'll wake up In . good hu-
NOR.
Put On your makeup before
you start the breakfast even II
you have 70 get up tsn minutes
esrlier evesy morning of your
lie 10. b able 70 snauaSe q.
Don't mar your husband into
eating his oatmeal, Il he hates
the stun. sven Il you are up on
your vitamins.
Just because it's breakfast.
dou't ut thu table In the kitchen.
LED0 CuAIyB1
AZ U88AxHAoT
Let him rcd his half Of the
Newspaper md you read yours
10 yoursel{. not out loud.
Don't chattog. The msn doesn't
I've who approcjatss Nv chat-
~ with his pooched egg on
toast.
And don't start . LIT Of
Deaf forges.d . ayr senindsru
aGn ~ loovoo-1he toble. Il you
went - rognind HIN % pGy ths
uUht hi. co1I HIN q hi olIicg
ee bot11e ~ ~ Il yougSoH.
WhuD n 01oe1D . ~ ~,
doa't gtaEt pulling thrSsdS "a
~ ~ yyu se,ss sssupd hi
nocog ~ 1T III y q n
d1vi6uaJ peohjo1, i1nt ~ ! q.
msst eoeuel
-HuTH 1mlLE1T.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Methodist WSCS Has Program
Devoted to Missionary Work

MRS. M. r. LITTLE had
charge Of the program last eve.
ming 1t the monthly meeting Of
1.-THE Women's Society OF Chris
tian Service. held In the Meth
odist church parlors. II dealt
with the heritage Of medical
missionary work handed to tho
United States from Ill over the
world.
Six women, representing six
different countries, showed how
the three phases, svapgeiissic,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
32Mount Clemens Women
Go to Birming Meeting

TJ11Ty.TWo saeanbess and
fsjsu1s q ~ loeaj LeeGue ot
WouAen yotesS I'M this neon %
stfead . llincheon md lecture
ejvpn ~ the 0iymjnSham
LoaGuo - H. Community House
"a 1i$mlnSham.
Tbey Woeo % hear Mys.
Quincy Wsir1ht ~ chicago speak
a the toSelgn policy Of the
Unltpd otatee government.
Thooo who Were planning 70
- jpcludod Mn. HAIRY G. Try.
1c9f, peoGI6ent Of the locpl
leaeuo. Mn. Douglas Ball, MrU.
Henry g. Aeaee. Mrs. Robert ST.
ber, Mr.. Robert TAFT. Mrs. Her.
man Bartlett. Mrs. Harry DieI,j.
Mr.. u, p. Brewer. Mrs. N. =.
Victims, Mr.. e. II. Malbin, Mrs.
n. y. Pickman. Mrs. q, A. Pers-
ron. Jr.. Mrs. n. q. Levine, Mrs.
Meyer Levine, Mrs. r. +. Num-
neley and Mrs. James Nunneley.
Mrs. Byron Stuck, Mrs. L.
Wade Fast. Mrs. Roy Nicholson,
Mrs. Alton Noe. Mrs. Paul s.
Hirt, Mrs. william Koehler,
Mrs. Monte McFarlane, Mrs.
Frank w. Durand Of 81. Clair
Shores. Mrs. Donald w. West
endogf. Mrs. Mabel Roskopp.
MrS. Henry B. Clagett, and
Mr.. willis r. Taylor Of Self
rjdee rjeld. Mrs. Milton =. Sic
klesteel. Jr.. Of st. Clair Shores,
Mrs. Lawrence Marks, Mrs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

I. CLARA SCt3INKAI, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank echipkal
md Delbert J. Reese, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert J. Reese. have
chosen Saturday, April ~, %
the date for their wedding.
The ceremony will be per-
formed at seven o'clock In the
evening in Trinity Lutheran
church by the Rev. Wilfred J..
Junke.
Miss Schinkai has asked her
sister Evelyn to be her only at
tendant, and Mr.. Reese will b
attended by his twin brother
Everett. A reception IT the home
Of the brides parents will fol-
low the ceremony.
THE TRIP to Washington.
Mich, planned for Thursday
evening by the choir Of the
Methodist church, has been In.
definitely postponed, II was an
nounced today. Regular choir
practice will b held Friday eve
ming In the church at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. K. Marta ID to be In
charge of the topic Of the day,
and Mrs. Jessie Mckenzie Is
chairman Of the worship service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Decorations
Represent Nlc

A NovEL EvxNlN0 q ~.
tsrtainment msrksd The 1lth
birthday auniyerDery Of Young'
Womsn's Club last evsuine. With
members gathered In Mneouje
hail, for Z dinner meeting
Members were seated accord
ing to the month IN which they
were born. each group being re--
sponsible for decorations md CO.
tertainment On the progr1m.
The January section Of the
table Wa trinmed With cutou1g
Of children playing b tbo 0oWs
and Z sclaooJroom SlEit wos The
program contribution q ~
section. Mrs. Chester 1eruieS
made m old-loshiened tooehet
with new ideas d discipline -
her pupils inclUded Nh. Robert
Allen, Mrs. Myrle :. 81 Aubln,
and Mrs. Robert Rlck1rd.
A Lincoln log house decorated
Eebruary's table, with clever
dialogue On "The Life Of Mr..
Bigeer" presented g entertain.
ment by Mrs. Robert Silbar.
Mira. Dale Williams. Mr.. Leland
Grimm and Mr.. Walter Dell-
man.
"April Showers" motif wss
used for April. with Oh ythose
born In this month arriving n
rlincoats and carrying utn-
brellaS. The table decorations
featured tiny tieuFines with
Japsneea uznhreljas. One q ~
members carried ~ April
showers idoa - ~ paint q
bringing = spginkljno en- With
her. April monAee1 incIn6o Mn.
Altsod Honk, 1rfldrod Lyons MD
Mr.. Ernest DuckhO1x
SPRuyQ
signs u Sug1ng = lgsy's -
pertinent woeo oiWou9o6 ~
Mr.. ot1o XcgynG nGeoAoe, Mn.
Carl Davis, Nh. Hngp)4 Eth,
Mra HAIRY pooJe nd MI. Loelp
GutschoW; Thoy fol1orsG ko1Qd,
plpyod t0p-ekoteh ~ jn1,0e6
yopA aa4 0ejv tlhl1 6peoE1bons
featured Z 1laJ.p01A With
Spejna 1oWoso ay0gn1 ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Sets Date

pho1o ~ O'C0anor. Detroit
RITA VAN HOLLENBECK
has chosen May - - the date
Of her wedding to Edward j.
Vernier, Jr., sorl Of MIR. and Mrs.
Z. J. Vernier. Maple street.
The ceremony will be per-
formed in st. Peters Catholic
church, tt ten o'clock.
The bride-elect viii be hon
ored this evening ut . kitchen
shower given by Lillian Band
low, 90 Smith street. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Romey. J. Van Hollenbeck.
Presbyterion Missionary
Society TO Meet Friday !.
THE MISSIONARY SoCIxi
TY Of the Presbyterian churclf
will meet Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Harold Green.
Il6 Smith street. Mrs. Daniel
Defenbaugh will be assistant
hostess.
SIX Methodist women are In
Royai Oak today attending a.
all.day contarence rally Of
Methodist churcheD. They are
Mrs. punning Idle. Mrs. Sydney
Tinker. Mrt. George Weis, Mrs.
Elmer Wolff. Mrs. Roy Kidd and
Mrs. NJ. i. Little.
MRS. MILE NYE, formerly
Of Mount Clemens, has returned
after spending the past four
x,aoofha In H106l6a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

DEAR MEMBERS Of Chica,
COS ''Kisses for Breakfast
Club:
Aren't MI 800 Of you sp-
preceding from Z wrong angle
The problem Of the husband who
gobbles his breakfast while
buried behind the morning
newspaper, jams on his hat,
gives his wife . Quick goodby
peck and dashes on 10 work.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

THE FOURTH ana last les
son In dower arrangement Tor
members Of the Garden Club
and their friends will be held Ia
the Community Room Of the
Mount Clemens Savings Bank
on Monday, March -, at ten
o'clock.
Mrs.. Clarence McBryde Of
Detroit will talk on and illus.
trate Small Arrangements"
MR.. AND MRS. WARREN
BROOKINS Of Moran road an
nounce the arrival OF daugh-
ter, born this afternoon in st.
Joseph's hs 'itsl.
B. T. M. JUNIOR SISTER
HOOD will meet Wednesday,
Mar. 10, with Audree Levine,
204 Cas- avenue, ut $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Shell will be assistant host
ess.
81 MIR. AND MRS. CHESTER
GREGORY Of Rochester, Mich,
announce the arrival Of q SON.
born early this morning In st.
Joseph's hospital.
HUGH NEALE. JR., student
at Cranbrook school, Bloom
field, II spending his Spring va
cation with his parents.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Coming Events
70 syeid ssesjlesisa In settling dstss end sss
shea1ps r. peaslev upeesjsgs, cen 1900.


< shss1ps n pssslss s.sSsisss, cen 1900. II
Tues. Mar isSuss ss.d p.rty Sponsored BY z.c c.r,.
ru.. Mar iss.S.i.S District No. visitation in Mem
Tues: Mar is-yunior Young Peoples League Of Zion
Evaneel!eai church scavenser hunt members meet at
tues Mar is-s u business meeting at the home Of
rls!:: L;cro;s los Park avenue at 7so pm m.
,s' =; M:r :.s s q = so. ., mr c.e.
We'd Mar ia-Publc luncheon party the home
Mt M.s. %s: ass Eos H.
w. Mar osx . c;s,s 4 , x!s.: Daughter.
We'd Mar classes in room 49, Mount Glenn
w.a .r "a: asn cub S. Louis parish til. HON.
d rs. and Mrs. Robert sawyer. winkler. at pm.
We'd Mar. ls5s Shot Club 1t the home Of Marian Fey.
wed. MAJ. lab. I. NJ Junior sserhood. with Audree
w.d Mar s @ Study Group up !: tn. HON. Of Mr.
Alvin Rcsso. 1se Asn strs: .t pm r,. u.
at Il isO pm. Mrs Mary Scott simpson. hostess
Thurs Mar 2oroup 3. wsCs, in Methodist church psrors
M.eesab County Committee Tor Good Government. Il
su. w as sse1; e E Methodist church par
iors sponsored By Group q wscs serving starts st
thurs, Mar so-Mount Clemens Extension Group l. pot
luck luncheon It noon. followed by lesson kitchens.
THURS Mar 2o-Rose Club. st the home Of Mrs Harry Clo
LAnoo Cxeuee road, at 8 p. m
Thurs. Mar. 9o-Nnbs Thmble Club. ut the hons Of Mrs.
Harold UEmy Miller street, 1t p. m.
Thurs, Mar. 3o-Llsc Club Of st. Louis parish, with Mrs.
0oogue ItuebJoy q % Crocksr boulevard, at pm.
Thurs, Mar 9o-yindip Circle party 1t the home Of Mrs..
ySank voSinaW, 37oS 1Joeencs avenue, at p. N.
Thuys. Mar 30-DuGns0 Girls Club Stacks party 1t the
hcme ot Dolores Jax In Hoesvrje q 730 p. m.
Thurs, Mar. 3o-Hsbekah Ledge. IN Barron hall 1t pm
Thurs, Mar 30-Psspetusl Hsp Club Of st. Louis parish.
Ssmss party at TIE home of Mira W. rler. iS2 Dckin-
0uu avUmue. st pm
Thurs Mar Socunatcn Club Of s. Louis parish, 1t The
home a Mrs. Ralph 0resnfisld TO Eastman STsst. ct
Tuss Mar 9o-Tea snd tas ls q te homes Of Mrs. Louis
Dlnool md Mn Edgar IAns11. Washingtou street, New
Dolfmoe0. bstWssn 40 ma pm Gponsuesd by Ledjst
Nsaasry Soeisv q coa1sSafioaai church q New Hal
rsi Mr. -ysshytesn liusieassy socssy q the home
q Ma Harold 6rsen AS 6uailh s(1est e $50 pm.
Fri. Mr. sodk church choir pesctics. st ths church
% 73o pm
rsi Men si-Tss ponsessd - wsslmisss Guild Of Pres
bytEisn eaursh - ~ hens e Nh. a. A. Thompson.
q lm!9 - he. u Im
~. -. Sl--0EuQ J. Woco g uelhodlst church. q u
49, = M. cAssiss rnsahaa. SeuA avsaus q $50
m g.: NJ 9, 9: :: = sa.n A.ll = pm n4a
lseoa ~ ss1.s.e.ls lsolsW1ng:
~ -: 1oss2 n111lx 49, sasssh: = e 49,
III, -. ol-SsslgtW3p lG1y beslol, = - 49,
stsoss H9u)G oEs0 1ls en,te Sksst 6 $40 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Business Women
Plan Dinner Meeting

THE BUSINESS and Protes-
sionsI Women's Club met last
evening with Mrs.. Grace Nose
man, Robertson street.
Plans were made for the next
meeting, Z dinner meeting 70 b
held q the Medea Hotel on Tues.
day, Mar. -. Miss Myrta =.
Bowers i In charge Of dinner
arrangements, and Mrs. Mose-
man will take charge Of the mu-
steal part of the progrum.
Miss Helena MarQuardt win
give . book revjsw. i guest q
thu meeting viii b Mr.. Daisy
Jewett Of Pontiac. district chair.
man Of the state Organization.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

THE MEETING Of Child
Study Club Group ) has beea
moved from the home q Mn.
Earl Houshton % the home q
Mr.. Alvin Nosso. lao High
street. because Of illness.
The meeting win take placo
Wednesday evening. with Nh.
Ernest Williams and Mr.. 1el-
ben Wolff o assistant hogta0oea
Nancy Ewing Of Merrill palWor
school IN Detroit viii talk a
s.Art for the rre-SchooI Chlld.~
y sF = ~ ~ MI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

Ends Purse Problem

N1IEA 6 p10ein0|
: trimming IN The eonter'
lot this piGSkin handbag. ]
where u never win 81
seen when the bag III
under the arm. IN Alner.
|ican designer puts tin
he form q lacines-on
The ends Of the BAG. Ms
shown with . turban with
|hineed tassel and . plaid
suit both tashion-riSht
|9oe sprinS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

oleuo ma - yoeg ovvn WoV1
how, hsgo ~ esue ~ - ,
oeogtoe: 3 s. ss'
RI ~ hs1essl ~ = ~
toopong Nh ~ untjl 60 o'eloek
pleSiuQ htjdot Win ~ Jmeees
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

educational md medical, are u.
ways related IN svesy mission
field. Miss Lillian Broosne reprs.
ssnted China; Mr.. Georgia
Champion. India; Nh, Alfred
Tucker, Korea, Mrs. Guy verk.
Ter. Philippines: spd Mr.. Cam
eron Hose. Msxico.
Mrs. Little closed the program
with . quotation from Lowell
Thomas book ''The Land OF the
Black Pasods." which. shows
how the rosuentic life of'a mis-.
slopary eosnbiues the Science q
the atsst With the grS1iases o.
Christ. s-o
Ia he abencs 81 Mn IIuSA
Nesje, President q WIGS. 14S0s
James G. jackson, IRA No.
president, presided. Mfs. Harry
Briggs Was n charge Of dsvo-
tionals.
Jean Randolph and Wilia:ean
Hotchkjse were present ut the
meeting. repreesntins the newly
formed group called young
Girls Missionary Socisty."
Mrs. N. h. Little reported on
the city.wide canvass. scheduled
TO begin On Wednoday, to de-
termipe church proferences
among Mount Clemens residents.
Seven churches are Joining IN
this project.
Announcement was made Of
the cooking demonstration 70 b
given BY In Consumers Power
In the church basement, on Mar.
90 and 81. under The auspices o9
Wesleyan League. a style show
by Priehs Mercantile Il to b =
feature Of this event.
JUNIOR Young Peoplss'
League Of Zion Evangelical
Church will hold Z scavenger
hunt this. evening with Phyllis
Ahrens In charge o. arrange
ments. Members are 70 meet IN
the church basement Ut 1870
pm.
HARRISON CIRCLE Of Kings
Daushtee0, scheduled 70 meet on
Wednesday, Mar. 70. has been
pogtpouod two weeks, owing to
the death ol Mr., r. G. Tippis.
The group will meet on April
z.
DOLORES AND FLORENCE
RUBIN, ~ South Walnut strest.
tap-daucDd q the New 0lenwood
hotel Sunday evening st the
BIN Spring dance. Both girls
did . solo and then thsy danced
together.
I. q. q. =. viii meet Friday
evening q eiSht o'clock IN Bar.
ron Hall, where third degrees
will b eou5ssred. with refresh
ments following.
MRS. MARY SCOTT SIMP.
SON VIII ~ hoOtea0 % the meet.
ing q Wetchtul Circle ct the
Kings Uoughtoes Home On
THURSDAY afternoon 1t l:so
GROUP :, Women's Society
o. ChrjGljan eosvice Of he
Methodiot church viii meet on
THURSDAY oSIe9uoon, Mar. 30. q
two o'cjock h H. church psr-
lori.
ID. uEnDS1T r. IlCATI0.
Jaek y3ooGlnD M yaul oounsn-
burg ogF1vo hono todnV. o1Der .
10 wsslEs vessa,sa = Nasieo
=. - 4
Z ~. A1gD Nh. NORMAN
01Ul1g q Q1nlnDon1 - -
posop1s 9. g. bogn ~ 49,
noen h g. Joo1ph's hsull1.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

Thoeo may b
800 q you right
tl,sre n Chjco-
20 who think
The hit-ond.rula
kiss = I ma6j-
usouial mesaoco
~ but isven -.
u Int . Uolxr
psoble1u. It's
entirely a IN
dlvjduol uaot(9.
Inetood g
trying - cons
bot 6s svA ~
oeunnip ito -
VIZ 4e1't yeu
= - =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

HARRISON CIRCLE OF Kings
Daughters, scheduled b meet GA
Wednesday. Mar. 70, has been
postpoued two weeks, owing to
the death ol Mr., r. G. Tippie.
The group will meet on April
q M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

JUNIOR Young Peoples
League Of Zion Evangelical
Church will hold Z scavenger
hunt this. evening with Phyllis
Ahrens In charge o. arrange
ments. Members are 70 meet In
the church basement st 7:30
pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

d. unDUHT r.. IICHTI0.
Jaek ylnoe1no M Y1ul oounen-
burg otElvo hoono to6gys o3Der .
two 49, voseeleo = 9esjeo
CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Walter ChrysIer Jr. Pays
$I8, 500 for Coli, and Hopes!
BY DAMON RUNYON

LIE is something of a new
- conner to racing and is one
of the younger group on which
American racing of the future
must depend.
He is a member of the COM
bination which includes Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt that paid a
big price for the English stallion
Bahram. now on Vanderbilt's
breeding farm in Maryland.
Some OF the best stations in
England have been brought TO
the United States in the past
few years TO enhance the indus
Try that now runs into the bill
lions. one way and another
Hyperion was winner Of the
Derby among other English
stakes.
He was unbeaten at 3 and he
was the leading sire IN England
last season. second in 1899 and
also leading sire Of 2-year-olds
that season in the matter of
money won.
He sired Owen Tudor and nu-
merous other stake winners. so
YOU can see that Mr.. Chrysler
AT least got plenty in blood lines
for his money.
borough and Gainsborough was
by Bayardo, both great race
horses and great sires. and the
little colt that cost Mr.. Chrys-
Ter SlS.500 was out of imported
Penicuik ii, and here we have
the rest of the answer TO the
ladys inquiry.
DENICUIK ii raced only four
L times in her career and was
no great Shucks as a race horse
but she is bred in the deep
purple out Of Pennycomequick, a
fine race mare. with Buchan
another great English stallion,
as her father. and the way the
breeders figure, that kind OF
blood can not fail 10 produce the
thing on which horse racing is
founded speed.
And now you know why Mr..
Chrysler was willing 10 give all
that money for one little baby
horse and you know as much as
he does as TO whether il will
turn out TO be worth a million
or just a plugged dime.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
| If ers TO
The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
NOR the last two or more years
L the isolationists have told US
we should mind our own business
and not mess about in European
affairs. That's all right If we
can get away with IT,
There was a time in the his
tory Of this republic when we
were isolated from the rest OF
the world. but back about 40
years AGO we got ourselves
messed up in world affairs
Remember the campaign Of
1900. when the Democratic can
didate for president. William J.
Bryan. insisted that the para
mount issue of the campaign was
imperialism?
In other words. he opposed
the policy Of taking over the
Philippine Islands on the basis
that protpctorate over these
islands with one fell swoop made
us world power.
Well. we took the fateful step
then. and from that time for
ward we began 10 hear Of a pos
sible war with Japan. Then willy
nilly. we were compelled 10 get
into the World War.
We were IN there pitching
with men and money We loaned
all our allies plenty Of dough,
and our entrance into the World
War I with men and money was
the deciding factor.
! am not going 10 get into the
controversy Of who won the war.
know if we were not in that
scrap the Allies would not have
come out on top. If we had fol-
lowed the advice Of Genera Per-
shing and carried the war into
Berlin we would not have the
present world Conflagration.
No use crying over spilled
milk.
Then came the disarmament
conference. Here we were out
diplomatized. We destroyed the
best navy in the world, and re-
duced our standing army 10 a
force hardly big enough 10 qucll
a serious riot in any large city.
The air force was neglected.
The isolationists and the pacifists
were i'm control.
No wonder Hitler said there
was not room enough in the
world for naZiism and democracy
10 exist at one and the same
time.
One or the other must 20. and
il was his purpose 10 see that
naziism would supplant democ-
racy.
SO being the greatest democ-
racy in the world, and having
renounced isolationiSm NOR @
than 40 years ago. we are not
permitted TO be iSOlationists, and
we must be ready and willing TO
defend our democracy and free
dom. There is no other way.
JOHN III. SLENIN. a. NJ, VI. D.,
10 Peterboro avenue.