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Evening star., 1941-01-05
Leo M, Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
OPEN TODAY. 12-5.
743 HAMILTON ST. NV.

Here is your opportunity to buy
Dunjgan-built brick. delightfully."- situated
near everything: ! charming rooms; batn,
porches etc. Completely recondluoneo'
only - $50 on terms. oo
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., NE. 54OO.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

AND
TWO-STORY HOUSES.
HIGH-GRADE HOMES
FOR HIGH-GRADE FOLKS.
5 and large rooms. de luxe kitchens
automatic heat. beautiful baths porches
many large trees, sidewalks, improved
streets.
PRICED 81 $50 TO S6.a5O.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
Drive out to Peace Cross at Bladens-
burs, then take Defense highway to Land
over I'd. then out Landover I'd, 8 blocks
TO 6eth street. opposite Cheverly.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, hPART FOUR
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN,
Near 5th and E. Capitol Seven rooms: re-
conditioned. S4 800. Sterling a036. s.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
2016 pAPK DIaCE Nyu

0UIU AfLh FIACE INV.
Be sure to inspect this lovely Colonial
prick racing beautiful Soldiers Home Park;
6 rooms, bath, h-wh.. porches. etc. Com
pletely modernized and priced unusually
low for only S4.95O on terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

FOR RENT.
dS0o 41st n.w.--6 T., b., oil heat $4,000 |
921 Shepherd W.-6 r.. h w h 5000 |
2524 11th nw.-6 r, oil ht. gar 81 so
20 Underwood w.-6 r., refg. ST. so
36l4 N. H ave. nw.-6 r. refg. $500
blg RoxbOro n VT r., b. h W h. so 90
2220 Quincy n.e.-6 r, detached $500
3306 18th ne-6 r, b. oil heat - 5000
bl9 Morris pl NET r. h wi h, $3.50
~! North Capitol r, b., h. W h. 60.15
1910 d SET r b.. elec $3.50
525 Barton ave.-4 r, b. h-wh $500
Evening star., 1941-01-05
S6.6OO.
WOODRIDGE-OLD ENGLISH,

2S55 Monroe st. n.e-Old English. de-
.ached. 2la stories. incl sunroom, large
living room with fireplace. finished attic,
auto. oil heat, garage: 9 oak trees on
OF 5nx150': ! block R. l. ave. car: cost
81 : 900. sacrifice g. $40. S1 OOO doup
Evening star., 1941-01-05
OVERLOOKING PARK,
18th ST. HEIGHTS.

STROUP REALTY CO.
5322 Georgia Ave RA. 500. CT
Evening star., 1941-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Randolph ST. nw.-New officiating plant;
lot 2lxl55 inclosed porches large front
porch . baths; in perfect condition. Price,
$4,000 Other cheaper houses and some
new 6-room houses. Taylor 1854
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE GROOM BUN
galow, oil heat: F. H. A; good location.
Phone Sligo 1859
Evening star., 1941-01-05
BRADBURY HEIGHTS,

1929 Beck st-5 rooms. bath, bungalow,
hot-water heat. oil burner. cleo, rete,;'
garage: price only $3.50: $3.50 cash. bal
ance like rent OPEN SUNDAY: weekdays
shown bv appointment WAPLE & JAMES,
CT
Evening star., 1941-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOOK SEE THIS OUTSTANDING BUY.
Open and lighted 4729 Ga. ave-
rms. .garage, fine cond.; convenient sec
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Richmo nd Women Respond
Is War Refugee Needs

THE RICHMOND Woman's
Club was the ArSt group In Ma
comb County 10 respond to wal
relief production service In Red
Cross work. The group, working
IN cooperation with the National
Needlecraft Bureau, has COM
pleted and sent In this week IL
boy5 shirts; four pairs girls
bloomsrs; two dresses, size 8;
and four nightgowns. sire 10.
Mrs. c. b. Lutes u chairman
Of sewing for Richmond. The
members Of the group are Mrs.
H. r. Adams, Mrs. +. D. Bailey.
Mrs. O. y. Bantins, Mrs David
Carl. Mrs. Royce Howes, Mrs.
o. 3. Culver, Mrs. r., w. Eppler.
Mrs. Z. w. Farley, Mrs. C.. r.
Fenton, Mrs. +. w. Fsnton, Mrs..
W. J. Friday, Mrs. !. NJ. Hunt,
Mrs. D. D. Brady, chairman Of
sewing, Mrs. Y. H. Marshall,
Mrs. Z. N. Mcintosh. Mrs. r. H.
Prouee, Mrs. z. H. Rowley, Mrs.
H. A. Simmons, Mrs. L. S.
Swinehart, Mrs. Ray Weeks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12

This coat-fastened apron dress
will be . big help when you've
IN unusually busy day ahead Of
you! It goes on In . jiffy, Is COM
pletely comfortable, with easy
arm-holes and beltless waist.
And Il looks trim and neat If un-
expected visitors ring the door
bell. Easy to make.
Pattern No. 8017 is designed
i'd even sizes IA to 20; 20, ~.
/. Size 10, ~ yards 35-inch mate
rial without nap; 1/3 yard con-
traSt.
For this attractive pattern,
send 15c in coin, your name, ad-
dress, pattern number and size
to The Daily Monitor Today's
Pattern Service 100 7th Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
Send for the Spring Fashion
Book, too, brimming over with
designs that bring you the best
spring styles.
Pattern 15c Pattern book l5c
One Pattern and Pattern Book
ordered together csc.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12

cps, IN uncle Of The bride, and
Elmer Boetcher Of Utica, .
brother-in-law. will b ushers. II
A wedding dinner for the i'm
mediate families and bridal
party will be served at the home
of the brides parents following
the ceremony, and this evening
there will be . reception It
Dopp's hall in Waldenburg.
On Easter Sunday, open house
will be held at the Steinbrink
home in Waldenburg. honoring
the newlyweds and the silver
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steinbrink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blank will make
their home at 5707 Hall road.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
ROSSO will entertain at birth.
day dinner for IL on Easter Sum
day, At their home on Scott bou.
levard. Honor guests at the fam
lily gathering will be Whitney
Rosso, whose birthday is tomor-
row. and their daughter, Char
lotte, whose birthday falls IN
Monday, April IL. She Is home
from Michigan State college at
East Lansing for the week end.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Rebekahs Meet
in Port Huron

ONE HUNDRED and eleven
persons attended the District No.
5 visitation Of the Rebekah
Lodge, held last evening with
Port Huron Lakevjew Lodge -
hosts. Visitors were from Al.
mont, Memphis, Romeo. st.
Clair, Mount Clemens and Port
Huron.
Fifteen persons from Mount
Clemens attended the visitation.
at which entertainment was pro-
vided BY st. Clair Lodge. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bar
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Siewsrt
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ross, Mrs..
Grace Mallast, Mrs James Gray,
Mrs. Philip Plevek, Mrs. John
Stearns, Mira. Walter Tiffin, Mrs.
Charles Rowland and Mrs.. Nora
Streu.
Two past presidents Of Re-
bekah Assembly Of Michigan
were present 1t visitation, Mr..
Jennie Pelkey Of Port Huron,
and Mrs. Blanche Seward Of sc.
Clair.
Refreshments were served
following the entertainment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12

TICKETS are now ON ale for
the Wesleyan League Tee, % Be
held next Wednesday. April 10.
ut the home Of Mrs. Paul Schan-
her, 81 Miller street. Mrs. Ken
dal Walton b In charge Of The
ticket sale, and all members Of
the league are selling them. They
will also be available at the door
on the day Of the tea.
Mrs. Peter VladeH II general
chairman Of the event, 1t which
Mrs. Dunning Idle, Mrs. william
Koehler. Mrs. Alton Noe, and
Mrs. Paul S. Hirt will preside g
the tea table during the after
noon.
Mrs. Earl Taft Is In charge Of
refreshments. The dining room
committee includes Mrs. Hugh
Neale. Mrs. G. Donald Smith,
Mrs. Million Grinnell, Mrs.
Thomas Place, and Mrs. Charles
Walters. In charge Of food ar
rangements is q committee in
GLIDING Mrs. Roy Kidd, Mrs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12

Mrs. N. n. Weeks, Mrs. L. w.
Youatt and Mrs. Z. r. Wright.
Realizing the great needs
which exist throughout the war
zones In Europe, the National
Needlecraft Bureau, m organi-
cation devoted TO the promotion
Of sewing among the women Of
America, recently offered It's CO.
operation In m effort to stimu-
late the production Of garments
for child war refugees.
The Nations Needlecraft Blu
reau Ii affiliated with the Good
Housekeeping Magazine and car.
ries on It's work through the
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Clubs. There are about ~. 900 Of
these clubs with approximately
1000, 900 m m b ers scattered
throughout the country.
The Red Gross Is the coordi.
mating agency for all War relief
work, and work done on war re.
lief will clear through the Red
Gross organization.
Richmond women who are in.
terested In doing Red Crsss
sewing are asked TO contact Mrs.
Lutes. For knitting. Mrs. Mary
Corbin Is chairman, and for sur.
gical dressings, Mrs. c. H. Rich.
ardson, al Of Richmond. County
production headquarters for the
Red Cross are at Is North Ora
tiot avenue, in Mount Clemens.
. .
MARY L + w ARK returned
yesterday from Western State
Normal College TO spend Easter
vacation Of 10 days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Glenn Le-
wark and her sister Nancy.
DIR. AND MRS. PETER VIA
Def and daughter. Sonya, will
be Easter guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Theodore vladeff in Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Couple Wed on Brides Parents
Silver Wedding Anniversary

ALICE STEINBRINK, daughs
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stein
brink Of Waldenburg, will be-
come the bride Of Wilbert J..
Blank, son Of Mrs. William
Blank, Of 5707 Hall road, today
on her parents silver wedding
anniversary. The ceremony will
take place in Emmanuel Luth-
eran church in Waldenburg at
four o'clock, with the Rev.
George Sebald reading the serv-
ice.
Immediately preceding the
ceremony, Mrs. Francis Bouleau
will sing 20 Perfect Love" and
20 Promise Me" with revised
words.
The bride, who will be given
in marriage by her father, will
wear . gown of chenille or
ganxa, designed with fitted bod
ice, sweetheart neckline, and full
sweeping skirt with train. The
long sleeves Of the gown come
down over her hands in points.
Her veil will be caught to her
head with Z coronet Of seed
pearls. She will wear 4 double
strand Of pearls. the gift Of the
bridegroom, and will carry q
bouquet Of Easter lilies.
The brides sister Shirley will
be maid Of honor, in blue che
mile organza, carrying yellow
roses and mapdragons In a loose
arm bouquet. Her headdress of
blue flowers will have blue vel.
vet steamers.
Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Roy
Lanko and Mildred Card,
cousin of the bride. They will be
gowned alike In pink, carrying
arm bouquets Of pink roses and
snapdragons. Their pink flow
Or headdresses have pink velvet
steamers. AL three attendants
will wear single strands of
pearls, the gift Of the bride.
Mrs. Steinbrink will wear .
gown Of Alice blue with navy
accessories, and corsage OF
sweetpeas, and the mother Of the
bridegroom he's chosen q figured
crepe dress In dusty pink and
white, and black accessories. Her
corsage will be pink sweetpeas.
Robert +. Krohn Of Detroit
will be best man, and other at.
tendants Of the bridegroom will
be Roy Lanko Of Utica and Roy
Atkinson Of Detroit, = cousin Of
the bride.
Milton Card Of Mount Glenn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
In His Name Circle
Appoints Delegates

MRS. THOMAS BROOME.
Mrs. Bertha Anthony, Mrs. JOS
eph u. Croman, and Mrs. 7. w.
Common Will represent In His
Name Circle 1t the county
Khg'e Daughters convention.
schs0u)od % - held In The Pres
bytsrtan ehlrch parloes On April
n Nh. Lillian Tyler and Mrs..
vred bqecean were named alter
mates.
Ths delesatss were selected n
IL eise]eb meeting held % the
home - Mr.. Dobeean, On
We6pes6ay af>esnoea
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Start Ticket Sale for Wesleyan League Tea to Be Held We'd
Rev. WuIfmonn to Visit
Relotives for Ten Dogs

REV. JACOB wULFMANN
Of Zion Evangelical church. will
leave Monday for Cincinnati.
where he will visit his mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman, whose
101st birthday will occur In the
month Of May.
Rev. Wulfmann will also visit
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Thorn.
ason. and on the return trip will
stop in Chicago to visit with m.
other daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Falk.
During Rev. Wulfmann's ten
day absence. Rev. Eugene Spat.
helf of Richmond will take care
Of his work.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Coming Events
70 sveid eenfliesiea h setting dstss end 81
ehenses In regular meetings. cell 1900.

ehenses ID sesvJss aseettn0ss cell 1900.
MONDAY, APRIL II
home OF Mrs. Joseph L. Kennedy, 20 Ferrin place. at
GARDEN CLUB, in the Community Room Of tn. Noun. Glenn.
MOUNT CLEMENS STAMP AND Co COM CLUB, At tn. hom.
DESSERT BRIDGE in St. Mary. gymnasium. sponsored by
S1ssS dinner and card
party with husband: at Clinton Town Hail. At $50 pm
BAPTIST SUNDAY School Council in church p.ror., :.
GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE at King. Daughter. Home, with
sss ua !. tn. hom. .. Mrs.
GIRL sSoTT III, skating party e:!::y. rink pm
.ur,l 10 FL rfh . st.sst At pm
ka:s,. Of ss:: sss hi.
DxS g; md Is asI hail. n: s, e% Circle
Kings Daughters Joint meeting At the home Of Mrs
Grace Bradbury. oe South avenue At . pm.
TUESDAY, APRIL Is
MONDAY MUSICAL CHORUS rehearsal. in McHs Room
ST. LOUIS Meow St. Hail. following service. in tn.
FEC YOUNG use w ON Auxiliary :. tn. hom. Of Mr..
PARTY in zon pro
sponsored by the Mission Society, at pm The public
GRACE CHURCH GUILD potuck luncheon At 1890 p fol-
lowed BY book review and business meeting in Grace
MOUNT CLEMENS CIVIC CHORUS rehearsal in Mcrzs
Community Room at 1880 pm
GIRLS FRIENDLY Business Girls Group theatre party in
oEs PAST NATIONS and Mount Clemens Chapter %, =.
A. M, potluck supper In Masonic hail. at $50 pm.
DICKINSON PTA benefit party at the home Of Ma
Rihard DeKetelaere 81 Fifth street. to pm
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. At the home Of Mrs. Henry
YOUNG woMENs EPISCOPAL LEAGUE, pot luck dinner At
the home Of Mrs Sumner IAnkin, 3sSl North Gratiot
SILVER LINING cScIs Of King. p.ush..r !. II. Aom.
Of Mrs. Clarence Wilson, 20 Lodewyck avenue, 100
TEA sponsored by weseyan League ct the home o. Mr. Paul
GAs-cooKNc DEMoNsTRATioN, sponsored By consum.
ers Power and Girls Own Circle.
DAHIA CLUB Of St Louis parish at the home Of Mrs.
ley Younga II Brooks street. pm.
MIZPAH BIBLE CLASS Of Methodist church. a the home Of
Mrs. Elsie Fox 20 Fourth street, 1t pm.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL ls
GRANT PTA, At the school at pm I
BENEFIT CANES PARTY, in st. Josephs saniariun lobby.
SILVER LINING CIRCLE Of KINGS n.ehter, Il The HON. q
Mrs Clarence wilson, e Lodewyck avenue. Il $50
HARRISON CIRCLE Of Kings Daushters 1t the home Of Mr
Casper Losen lS4S South River road, at 1880 pm.
CHATTERBox CLUB the Of Jean barney 50 River.
side drive. ct 730 pm.
ST. ANEs GUILD Of ST. Peters Church, home Of Mrs.
Frank Thibault os New street, potluck q go pm.
TWGvk BELLS. ct The homs Of Mrs Clarence Schutt q
loNoNETf1 UB II st. Louis psrish q ne home q Mrs.
Sam KfssDe. ". Rivrside dfive, q . pm.
DAISY CLUE q H. home q lls and l6a Charles wlnkj
CHILD STUDY OROUP ; q tlse home Of Ma Macon Trabue
lSS Clinton Sexeet, st pm
METROPOLITAN AUXILIARY, tn annual dinner q Brown
cosTUI TIA sDsssred BY the Aaethedss wscs n wssH-
hGtea. = eh.rsn perasss = nA
80 e.t, 81
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Koehler FomiIy Plons
eoster Gathering

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
KOEHLER have had - their
guests for several days Mrs. VII
liam H. Koehler and son william
Edward II. Of Detroit. DR.. Koch
Ter Of Detroit will arrive today
to be their guests over Easter.
On Easter Sunday. all win Be
guests 1t the home Of Mrs. Julius
Koehler, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kruse and daughter, Carol, o.
will DR.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer
of Saginaw, who arrive today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12

That's not question any outsider can decide
for girl. But Il might help her IN making .
wise decision 10 consider al Of thess points.
It's one thing 70 consider marrying young
man making little more than pocket money, II
she Is self-apportins. IT'S another thing 10 con-
slider marrying him II she expects her family or
his TO support her until he i able to do 80,
which may be several years.
Also, If she married him now their marriage
will be 1t least year old before they can ssttle
down together and make home.
LONELINESS MAY CHANGE MIND
II she wants 70 announce her engagement 10
him, that's al right. Unless, she wants 70 data
while he II gone. Then che II likely 70 find her
elf nm ~ aA,o1f n sNo1no vaAU1RHVe
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
. WE THE WOMEN :
Girl He's Leaving Behind
Must Consider Carefully
By RUTH MILLETT

THE YOUNG MAN she fully intends to marry day 4
going away to army camp. e N tt
She's wondering whether behind him Z wife
fancee or just best bril- The entirely
up to her.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12

long ~ gives the Of dating And hardly
pect her young not 70 date.
After AL hell away home away her, lonely
and probably boredand no thinks h won't - dane
when he tells her goodbye little LONELINESS change ~
mind.
There's nothing against 'est girl" solution, exespt a
when D1 II much in love with youns ~ oo1y
wants 10 know that he 10 hers ler keeps.
IRIS TuB oInL WHO BEARS 1uE D1uNT ~ 81 S
Bat toee lot ts favor. - les him @ swoy ov1aG
"best Gfr behind him. ne Aats m ~ - ~
the lang viii 90 fastsr. And hav @ esev ugl
shcsM anytime happen - shs rcnencs Msrs M - eli
expaining fPiends through And 9f61l -
uIstjoa whether dched her dleehsd hl
tent hard w6eeins for gEl - Une4ef ~ 49, C5
before decides Do about IL young VIE UE1
Or year. Because these sitateus u lo1 ~ -
~ <sl 80 bsaes ths beupt - wsuaG dscinie4 KEN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Skotine Party to Be
Sponsored by Methodists

MEMBERS Of Mira. Elmer
Wol6s Methodist Sunday School
Glass will sponsor Z skatsrS'
shuttle from 7:30 70 $50 0clock
on Tuesday evening 1t Garvey's
Rink. Refreshments will be
served later.
Tickets are being sold b. jan
ice Stuck, Hope Prima, Phyllis
Plevek, Margaret Card, virginia
Semeral, Virginia Striegl. Char
lotte Price, Ruth Rowland, Mary
Ellen Dietxel, Grace Nieman,
Mary Peters, and Jean Ran,
dolph.
MR.. AND MRS. GUY vERK-
LER will have q their Easter
guests their daughter, Ruth, WIN
arrived from Ypeilanti ototo
Normal college for Z tsn-day w.
,catien yesterday. their con. Rich
ard from East I.ansinG, Sn4 MT.
and Mrs Robert Weather uabd
baby of Detroit
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
LEONARDSON. Mr.. ana Alrs.
John c. Miller and daughter,
Virginia, will have family dinner
on Easter Day with Mr.. md Mr..
Frank Hart Of New Haven.
MIR. AND MRS. DEAN Az
GER will have @ Easter Sunday
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mckay
and family and Mrs. Zora Nc
Kay, al Of Detroit.
CLARA LENFESTY has ~
rived from Michigan State
Teachers college In YpsilanN q
spend 10 days vacation IN Mount
Clemens.
MRS. THEODORE GMs, I
patient at the University Hos
pital, Ann Arbor, will spend
Easter weekend ct home. 2SS
Cas- avenue.
MRS. JOHN w. MILLER, 70
Third street, Is celebrating her
birthday today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Child Study Group 3
TO Hear -Pediatrician

CHILD STUDY Group 3 will
meet ON Wednesday, April 10, at
eight o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Macon Trabue. 1S3 Clin-
ton street. with Mrs. Samuel
Malbin and Mrs. Ivan File as-
sisting.
Speaker Of the evening viii
b Dr.. Earl May, Detroit pedia-
trician, who win speak On "Bet-
ter Babies"
GLORIA ANN PELTIKR win
BE- hostess this afternoon at !
birthday party at her home o.
80 Second street. when six a.
her little friends will s1thar %
help celebrate her sixth birth
day. Guests will include Jncque-
line Walkenhnrst, Dorothy end
Cecile Esgermont, Karen
Schultx, Robert Lang and Don
aid Henderson Of Detroit.
THE PATRICO FAMILY.
viii hive Z gathering On EasteF;
Sunday at 246o Broafl1crea
0uests will include. Mr.. ana
MIA Sam Serra. Mr.. and Nh.
Philip Dommarito. Mr.. and Mn
Sam Aluia, Nr. aaAA Nix Sam
IaAriep, Mr., and Mn. Paul Yred-
er1co, IN o8 Detroit; ana ~. ma
l3rx Joooph ~ sjeo and NJ ~
III. yehAes H. tikQ = az 49,
DR. AND 1ula OSWALD e.
ILEUl1ER md daUoAtef Wiz
4inia hAve returned lrcm III
Weeks spent In Hollywood, m.
On IL return trip they stopped
Tor ! Whit with Mr.. and Nh.
Edward "A. Lee (Betty Eleumerl
and family, who are now living
q Knoxville, Tenn.
(.
MRS. GEORGE CAMPBELL.
Lodewyck svenue, will enter
tsin Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bow
snsiet q Detroit, and lGr. and
Mira pasanetti q Easter dinner
Tomorrow.
RUTH MOORE. newly elected
rsacherf club, y sponding
Easeer vacation with her nlothafs
Mira. Nae Moore. IN Union CITY.
s.
RiS BkAND!NbU10,
b. Brandenburs. u home frum,
the university Of Michigan 70
SPEND Easter vacation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
A Cape is Not q Cover-Up

CAPES for women Of pose-women who stand m
walk acey The smart cape costume shown above design
ed Charles Cooper meant
doesn't allow quite enough time for grooming herself and settn
dressed who always has to to catch train
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-12
Girl Scout News

AT THEIR MEETING this
week. Troop IL played such IN
interesting nature game that
they decided to take up nature
work.
To further this work they will
start Spring gardens in cigar
boxes. transplanting seedlings ~
necessary.
One Of their troop, Shirley
Peltier, had many interesting
things to tell of her recent visit
to Florida.
Scribe, Colleen Moore.
TROOP 2 went to Detroit
Sunday to witness the Passion
Play At the institute Of Arts. Il
was presented by the Catholic
Theatre Of Detroit.
Scribe. Carolyn Foley.
Evening star., 1941-09-30
u. A. W. Asks U. 5. Aid
For Laid-0H Workers
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Sept. 30.-The United
Automobile Workers-C. I. o. de-
manded legislation today which
would afford workers forced from
their jobs by governmental curtail-
ment of automobile production a
moratorium on debts and greater
unemployment compensation bene-
fits.
R. J. Thomas, president, said the
U. A. VIC. I. o. Executive Board
had approved a resolution calling on
Congress and State Legislatures to
provide relief in the event of a crisis
in the automobile industry such as
the union predicts is pending.
The ALLEGATION of priorities and
the curtailment of production made
necessary by the prosecution of the
national defense program will result
in loss of employment. for varying
periods by scores of thousands of
automobile workers, as we'll as hun
dreds of thousands of workers in nu-
merous other industries" the resolu-
ton set forth,