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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14
ONE GOOSE IN BAG
ANOTHER BEHIND GUN

Dawson, MINI. Note TO duck
hunters: All those birds that
fly over your blinds are not
ducks.
This is what those who know
their game birds found when
they examined the bag one duck
hunter displayed here, proudly
announcing he had shot l3
ducks and a goose:
Thirteen mudhens and one
loon.
ing in the upper peninsula closes
Wednesday but opens the same
day in the lower peninsula until
oct. 20.
Nearly 1900 resident small game
licenses have been issued by stores
where state conservation hunting
tags are available. approximately
21l one dollar duck stamps have
been issued at the Post once and
Is were still available this morning.
Ordinarily about $50 duck stamps
are distributed from this Office
during the season.
Fifteen deer licenses have been
issued Bow and arrow season
opens NOV. and continues until
Nov. II. The regular season is
from Nov. Is to 30.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14
Today in 1916
CBy Associated Press

CBy Associated Press)
French Capture Hamlet OF Gen
efmont. South Of Somme. Ger
mans advancing in Transylyania
drive Rumanians from upper AIT
and Maros Valleys.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14
ELINT Has CONTRACT

Washington, Oct. II -AP- A
$3.50. sol contract for one and one
half ton trucks was awarded by
the War DEPARTMENT yesterday to
General Motors Corp. Chevrolet d.
visions at Flint Mich
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SENATOR NORRIS
SEES WAR WITH
JAPS PROBABLE
Might Develop Quickly if
Germans Defeated
Russians
ORlENTALS LIKELY TO
INTERFERE WITH SHIPS
Not so Sure But War With
Japan Mightn't be
a Good Thing

that there have been no new deVel-
opments In negotiations between
the United States and Japan, koh
lshll, chief Japanese foreign office
spokesman. declared. to-day: Japan
will endeavor to settle the Issues
up TO the last moment" But he de.
ellned to Interpret the meaning OF
the phrase, "last moment"
Washington. d. C.. Oct. TAP
Senator Norris Cnd-Neb) declared
today that an American-Japanesc
conflict in the Pacific might de-
velop quick as a wink" II Ger
many should defeat Soviet Russia,
and he added he was mot so sure
that war with Japan would be a
bad thing for us"
The S0-year-old legislator, only
remaining member who cast a
Senate vote against entry into the
last World War. said that a Ger
man victory over Russia might
lead Japan to interfere with Ameri-
can shipping in the Pacific.
The United States, he asserted.
would not tolerate any such inter
ference, and he disclosed that navy
officials had advised him they
could sink the Japanese fleet within
two weeks"
May Be Optimistic
although they may be a little
optimistic" he said 81 believe we
could lick them (the Japanese).
1t would be a sea and air war. and
it would not be a question OF send
ing an army.
"A Navy man told me that our
bombers could set the whole is
land ablaze in one night, because
Japanese cities are built OF wood
and are just so much finder"
Norris made these observations
to newsmen as a Senate appropria-
lions subcommittee started closed
hearings on the House-approyed
$685., 100000 additional lend-lease
appropriation, part OF which msy
be used to help Russia.
President Roosevelt in q state
ment yesterday said that large
amounts Of supplies already were
en- route to Russia and that NUM-
lions promised the Soviet for Octo-
Der delivery-including tanks,
planes and trucks would be sent
to the U. S. S. r. before the end
Of the month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

TIENTSlN, China-AP- NJ. T.
LANG. 81, Northumberland Chi
nese who was foreign minister Of
China in 1912, died today. He had
been living in retirement at Tient-
DIN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

KANSAS CTTY-AP- The DO
lice department was losing too
many men TO defense industries
which offered more lucrative sal
aries so the council voted $4,000
in wage increases. But they're
still losing them, the police board
complained yesterday. and asked
$4,000 for more raises.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

LONDON-INS-The Free Meth
. erlands admiralty announced today
that a Dutch submarine operating
with the British navy in the Medi-
terranean torpedoed and sunk a
full-loaded enemy supply ship of
about $500 tons.
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See SUPERVISORS Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

See sTRIKEs-Page ?
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See WAR Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

BANGKOK, Thailand-AP-Pre-
mier Luang Bipul- Songgram ap.
pealed to all foreign nationals in
the country in a broadcast last
night to respect the strict neutrali-
ty policy Of Thailand (Siam) as a
means OF contributing to peace in
East Asia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

CHICAGO-AP- Heads of two
OF the 10 railroad unions which
have called strike to enforce
wage demands characterized as
unsatisfactory today a management
plan Of emergency compensation"
for the carriers 100000 organized
employees. The plan was submit
ted by F. G. Gurley, chairman OF
the carriers conference commit
tee. TO President Roosevelt's fact
finding board yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

TOKYO-AP- Conclusion OF an
agreement with Portugal for daily
Japanese plane service between
the Japanese Island of Palau
(Pelew) and Deli on the Island of
Timor was announced today by
the cabinet information board.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

NICHY. Unoccupied France-AP
Fifteen persons were killed and
81 wounded in two bombings OF
Boulogne sur ner yesterday by
British planes. an announcement
said.
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Congress Today

CBy Associated Press)
Senate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

PARIS, Occupied France AP
The nth French victim OF Ger.
man firing squads was executed
this morning as German authorities
pressed their fight against Com
munistic and other opposition to
their occupying forces.
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See NEUTRALITY-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

LONDON -AP-A reliable source
said today that Prime Minister
Churchill would avoid making a
formal statement on the war situa-
ton in Soviet Russia on grounds
that It was a matter that should
be left to the Russian high COM
mand.'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

LONDON-AP - Two hundred
and seventeen Britons were killed
and 269 were injured sufficiently 10
require hospital treatment as a re-
suit OF air raids on the United
Kingdom in September the minis
try Of home security announced to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

TEHERAN. lran-AP- The Brit
ish legation announced today that
Great Britain and Soviet Russia
had agreed to Trans request for
withdrawal of their troops from
Teheran. The garrisons are ex-
pected to leave within 10 days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

REYKJAVIK. Iceland Delay
ed)-AP-A battered old Norwe-
gian whaling ship engaged in car
rying supplies to Britain has
reached this refuge safely after
surviving a torpedoing by a Ger
man submarine, which blasted Il
hole in her hull, and a subsequent
gale which almost sent her to the
bottom.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

STOCKHOLM-AP- The 3.19S-
ton Danish steamer Bonita sank in
one minute today after a collision
with the l,046-ton Swedish steam
er Bojan off the southern tip Of
Sweden, and 81 of her crew were
missing. Only four were rescued.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

BOSTON-INS-The Norwegian
supply ship Busko, seized by an
American naval patrol off Green
land last month, was brought into
Boston today by the L. S. S. Bear.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

NEW YORk-INS-Quoting the
Moscow radio, the Netherlands In
dies news agency reported from
London today that Nazi authorities
in Holland announced FIVE hostages
will be executed unless persons re
sponsible for blowing up an am
munition dump at the Hague are
discovered within five days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

WASHINGTON-INS- President
Roosevelt's supply priorities and al
location board today drew up a new
statement of policy to set forth, for
the first time, the amount of civil
ian production curtailment that
must be made in all industries US
ing critical national defense ma
terials. The board will meet tomor.
row to put final touches on the docu.
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

PORTLAND. Tex.-UP-Colonel
George Z. Stewart. who command
ed American forces at Archangel,
Russia, in the World War. said to-
day he placed very little credence"
in reports that the British had
landed an expeditionary force at
that far northern port
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

HOLLYWOOD-AP- John Bar
rymore has laryngitis and it has
aggravated his chronic stomach
condition. But there's no reason
10 become alarmed. assures DR..
Hugo NJ. Kersten. Barrymore
went TO bed yesterday and reports
that he was dying spread quick
ly through the movie colony.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14

BALTIMORE, Md.-UP- The
Duke and Duchess of Windsor rest
ed today after receiving a rousing
reception from an estimated zoe, 1000
residents OF the Duchess home
town. A parade through down
town Baltimore and a tea at the
Baltimore Country Club which was
attended by this city's $500 mark
ed the end of the formal schedule
for the royal couple here.
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(6ortiekilug pon 5eite 81
len sic fliigiten 2eute aus arrlee ,inb
Birtibaft, baB &itler oen arieg aidt
mebr getpinnen fad,l.
Sn oieier Gage fonln1t es ibueu
mir oara,,i an;, iid ielbit u1lo ibre pos
litilbe Sit,.ation 5u rette,l! 9ie alt-
prellBiideu &rdfte tpiiien gall3 geuau,
baB es feine Regier,,1g in Ser 8clt
gibt, sic nit Sitler ,sJrieoen MAIDEN
taun, oBne BON ibrent eige,lcl Bolt
lpeggefest 5,l tperbcil. Sic iinb babcr
pilcns lub bereit, Sitlcr llao icinen
Gang 81. opfern, I'M 1id IelbIt 51 ret
ten. 80 . = 4. =
0as unb nibts anberes gebt felt
8ohrn ir Oe,,ti6lano Dor: Die Bor-
bereit,,ng eines Militdrputibes fir
0eil 5aa hes ertparteten Ntiberfolges
5itlers in Der Sblabt I'm gnglano.
a9ieier Militarp,ttib iiebt sic Ber-
Iaftlng &itlers lluo Sic iofortige gr-
idieBung Der .Jiibrer"s sGarnitur
9cB. @Gbbels. Sinulller, Seporid,
Gen ,liip. Dor, tp1breno 6ermann So.
ring Die meme Masfe iein ieu; bie iib
ain off -preiiBiiben arafte norbinben,
ann oas oeltl6e 8olf 5,l ta,iden. Son
Goring ertparteil iie,, oaB i'm oos
ocutihe Bolt als gsadfoleer 9itlers
(af5eptiert, ,,no iie boffcn, baB Die gltte
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Note, sic 2eite iuie sacpiIlc 3cnOerfon
inn ertcilt bdbelt, Ben lle,lcn @cibss
fan5ler aild) I'M auslano af5eptabel
erfheinen ldBt.
SeB bat crfannt. bob bic inilitdri.
ie)e Gage &itlers bofTtilnsslos lit
er bat aber gleif5eitig audi erfnnnt,
oaB Sic innerpoIitiihe sitnotion Der
8ifler.9artei aipiiden Der egoiiti-
fcben llno riidlibtsloien Wfaht Der
preuBiiben Geaftion allf Der einen
Seite llnb oer baBboIlen Jeinoihaft
Der Mebrbeit oes belitiden golfes
auf Der anberen 5eite boffnungs-
los lit.
Die 5lu6t bon Huoolf &eB lit bic
Eat zines boffnltnssloien Mannes,
Ser pieleiht nod rebnet, lein 2eben
ali retten llnb eilleil fleinem Cell Der
ungebeuren 5bulb gilt5ltnaben, Die
er ais ,5timne Ieines Serrit' felt
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

ltniere ber5libiten 8liidniinide
Sen Neuprieltern bon t941!
9te- nene &laiie bringt nun Die
3abl ber i'm SSoiepbinu1n, berange=
biloeten Yriefer a,,f 351. Benn man
sic 80 bereits III Die gtpigfeit bin-
iibergegangenen Brieiter einbegreift,
10 ereibt iid, Bob elmer aus IS Di-
05eionprielte tern Der Ser. Staaten i'm
Soiepbinum getpeibt tpnroe. 3uoem
gibt es I'M 2anoe ettpa bunbert Brie-
tier, oie i'm sssoiepbiulnl ibre 5tnoien
beeannen ,tno anoersipo getpeibt mur-
ben.
@s befinoeu iib sSoiepbinltmzBriez
tier in IA Ser t12 Dio5eien Der Der.
Staaten.
J. Die oiesiabrige alaiie bat sic gb-
re. cine ,leue 9io5eie Der Stride in
BEN Ser. 5taaten bi,.5u5l,fiiger, In
Dem brei bon Den yseuprieitern fir
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Baiien ,,lo 5tubeuten iid onfiir in
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9sihtSodj, Sen Snni 1941.

sSsabr nllo lng aiif iid geInbcn bat.
Die Ncit abcr bat onrh bieies Grl
seignis ei,lcn Mugenblid lang bintcr
bic eiicrne ailiiie oes Sitler.5 5pitelnsl
igeieber ililb bot Die 8eitatiguilg cr-
1balten, tpie rid)tig nleine Greiioc llno.
i'd feif Sabreil bic irtlere Gage i'm
9eid) gefenrl5eidnet baben
ane DiftaturiDiteme bereinigen eli.
me 1uBere mnterielIe Stdrfe nit lilo-.
raIiiber sdndde llno itlnerer Sdlll-
mis-. llno cine flnge ariegfiibrnng.
mnB lmb miro enolid) erfennelL oaB.
ber entibetbenbe Sieg gegert Sitler
auf Dem uarieesidauplat Sl,ller-
oelltihlano' errllngen tperoell nluB
.lnb errilnge1 iperben fam.
8enn bie 6lubt BON Nnoolf SeB
5oiele Grfenlttllis 5eitigt, banll miro
.iie iein: ser Mnfang bonn Gnbe.
Or Otto StraBer.
aanaoa, 13. Nfai 1911.
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Ste tueiti6auen0en Ylane beg fl. 8onifaeins
Bon S. ST. a.#geters

a. Seiters
men ioate, no ct am iiberiten lli1o
erfolgreihiteu bie erlfen a,lfniip=
fllllgspn,,fte getpinnen fonne, oas
tpar linn gan5lid) ,lubefanllt. Seine
:erlte Mrbeit mar 0esban ,getpiiierma-
ben cine gntbefllngs- ullb Beobad)z-
Blitssreiie, 1lno obne itb irge,,bpo
lanee al,f5nbalten, burb5og er nod
in bentlelben Sabre .0eutiblano BON
ieiner iiioliditen @ren5e Bis babilt
mo es inl Noroipelten bo1n Weeere l,ilt-
fIoiien lit.
Sn 8apern belt er fi6 gor nidt
aaf. Gs regierten bort hriitfibe Sir
iten,. es iuaren 8ildJofe l,no 8riefter,
airden lilb al0lter 90, 1lao menn
aud ELM groBer 9eil oes goIfes nod
i'm Seibe,,tune Iebte; u,,b nod iebr
pieI beran febIte, bob oas 2ano eil1er
geregelten 5firblibe,l Sron,ng ,lllo
.poIIfomnlellcll bierard)iiben 8erfai-
Jung eiid 5it .crfrelten gebabt bdtte, 10
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len ,1nb oen 0titteIn, oasielbe 81 for
bern. Die aagenleinere Berbreitung
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er Ser 3eit unb benz Sbuse 8ottcs
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:be5meifeln, BOP er audi bier ein offe-
mes auge fit Sic Beobabtllng auer
8erbdItniiie .uno 3uitdnbe bate, uno
init ieii1em Sbarfblif bnrhibaute,
mas benz 2aaoe nod feblte, bamit sic
gliiten oes d)riitliben 2ebc,,s III if
rer gat,5en 5iille lln6 Sbonbcit bcr-.
poriprieBeu fo,lnten; alib inoHte- CT
idon iest llnter 8eiltli6en ,l1o 2aicn
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ipaterbtn 8eleeenbeit gaben, audi
bier ben Ban oes~ gempels @ottes at
poaenoen; allein iein 9ermf 500 i'm
nad) beibniiden 21nber,,, llnb icin
8orlas NOR bon anfang an uidt To-
.mobl ni,f .8apern, als aui bic nit
ben Mngellndien italumperma,toten
golfer Gernaniens gerihtct.
Am liebiten tudre Bonifaei1s obnc
.3tueifel in ,has 2a,,o Der 5ad)fen
iclbit Dorgebr,nlgen benn CT ip,Btc,
neld cine fraftige nnb biIolngsfdb
gention oieieIben iporell, ilno. ans iebr
bielen gerillben in ipaterer 3eit >lntO
Mnbeiit,lngen IN griefer pebt flnr
.berpor, pie er Oieies Bolt iein ga,l5cs
2eben binolird) Dor5iiglid I'M ange
bebieh; nllein Die pornnse agealeiss
geri,,de friiberer Miiiionare ipie Der
beioen Ginafbe nllb nn6erer, batten
ibm geseigt, iDie ahgeleigt unlo feito-;
ieIig oas gplf allro iei,le Seerfiibrcr
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h Itt WtllluuAtllutN VI
gon S. gb
Son leilten Heiiegef1brten beglei-
=tet nrabte iih Bonifaeius, 1aboen
.er bonn Gaplte Die Senbnng erlangt
bate. auf ben 8eg nod) DertfbIano.
.Sn SSsn Babia ipnrbe er bon oe1n iongo-
baroiide1 aonig 2intprnllo freuno-
lid altfgenonmeit llnb nabbem er
eillige Sage. oaielbit DertDeilt bate,
init @aitgeidenfen beooht ,lno ipobl.
nolleno ent1allen Bonifacilts bllrd-
panoerte ballil bie groBe lombaroi-
ibe gbene, fam gliidlib iiber bic. al
pen llnh BnDern, ,li1b betrnt bier ben
i1nl nod ilnbefanitten Booe,l, auf
ipelhen1 er 10 Dieles 1leu ibnffenb,
Eip. pieles prbnen6 ,ltlb belierao, fprt=
nm taiitig iein iollte Seine Wiillide
i,ab 8pff,llitseit lpqreil alf alIe GER
inanilhe,l stdnlnle iltla g6iter 10,
De,ltjhlano gerihtef Die Gnpfaing=
Iidreit i,no gerfafung oerielbeil
lilnBteu ibm iei,letl 8eg por5eidnen;
uno er ipie Der YdpIt fannten bie
angenbliffirben 3uItanoe. III Sen
oelltiden @a,le1l nod Diel 81 tpenig,
ais baB er eiuen beitinln1ten Wir=
tnngsfreis iid) I'M Doraiis. bitte tpdb-
len. uoer ein iplder ibn b1tte m,gez
nieien perben fonnen. Nibts mar
allo natiirlther. lnlo notlpen0iger, als
.oaB er> iid) allererf bon Der 2dge Der
Dinge, bon Dem 3uitanoe, ber 9il-
oma ll,o gilbl.nssfdbisfeit ser ei,l>
selnen 5tamme 5u ,l,lterribten JUDI
te, baB er ibre gmpfangli6feit fir
bas Sort Bottes, ibre @eneigtbeit
ooer lire slbneigung Dor Der Mnnab=
me oericlben genaiier fennen lerllte ;
aud bie politiibe Stefiuug Der
5td1nne 1,ntereiranber uno 5n beln
franfiiden Heit) sb,lrite ,tidt ,,nbe-
adtet bleiben, l,uo ale giinitigen ober
Fltngiinitigen llunltdnoe m,tBtem tupbl
erpogcl1 iperben.
Das ganse ,peite 2anb 5itlid BON
ben ai,ellen bis at Ben ausfliiilen
t0es Hbei,ls unb bon ocn Mlpe,1 bis
snr Wsiinbnng Scr glbe lag Dor linn,
amo er trat lnter oie offer, ipclhe es
beipoDuten, init her eutisbiebencn Ab-
| iidt n1b Dem ieiten GntibluB, iie lun-
| 5uidaffe,t. Norb fannie er aber bic
pcrid)iebene,t 5tdrlne farnr benz Na-
men nah. Dab ieine grid)einung bic
len a,lffaIleno, iein 3,ued bielen elm
@re,1el fem tpiirbe, baB Shpierigfei-
ten, Siaoerniiie l,no Befabren obne
Sail ieircr Barrtea; oas fonnte i'm
niht Derborgen iein; Of man i'm ir-
senoiDo freunolid) aufnebmen ,,no
germ boren piirbe, tpobin ct iid 3il-
lerit ipenbcu, ipie llno ipo er begin-
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Carrie Luneerhausen
Society Holds
Election Of Officers

FORTY-SEVEN MCMB Z r S
and their husbands were present
at the Carrie Lungerhausen So
ciety meeting Thursday evening,
when election OF officers was
held.
The officers who will serve for
the coming year are: Mrs. James
c. Jackson, reelected president;
Mrs. Alvin Rosso and Mrs.
James Sheridan, reelected first
vice-presidents; Mrs. Claude
Copeland, reelected second vice.
president and Mrs. Robert Shep-
herd. new second vice-president;
Mrs. william Lloyd, reelected
secretary; Mrs. Kendall Walton,
reelected treasurer; and Mrs.
Leland Kettenring. reelected
corresponding secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rosso,
$3.50 North Gratiot avenue, were
hosts At the meeting, pot-luck
dinner. The group will not meet
again until Fall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-14
Coming Events
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TODAY
BAKE SALE sponsored by Circle Three Womens Guild Of
Zion evangelical church. at the Modern Electric COM
pany, Macomb street
6UAdMAGE SALE sponsored by Perpetual Help Club in
Matthew building, North Broadway
GAMES FAHTY ut the home Of Mr. and Fuller 1S2
Dickinson avenue, sponsored by st. Louis Mum and
Poppy Club, at $50 pm
GAMES PARTY, sponsored by ST. Louis Mum and Popuv
Club: At the home Of Mr. and Mrs l. w. Fuller ls2
Dickinson avenue. at pm. Public invited.
SUNDAY, JUNE Is
IMPORTANT MEETING Of Methodist Choir foouins ..rv.
ices In the church l04S am
PICN Tor deafened persons by Mount Clemens
Society TOR the Hard Of Hearing Stanton. Welsh Park
near Rambler Golf course outside of Utica ~ noon
TRINITY LUTHERAN LADIES AID, special meeting at the
church ut IL noon. -
MONDAY, JUNE ls
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL at the home Mrs Walter G. Fen.
ton, annual meeting, at lao pm.
HAHHY OLLRCH POST, American Legion in Legion club
house, ct $50 pm.
DICKINSON SCHOOL annual picnic n the sctoo, vro,nde
STRAWBERRY SOCIAL by Golden Rule Circle Of
Kings Daughters at the home of Mrs John Arthur
Grove park avenue to pm. Public invited
FRANZ KUHN LODGE knights Of Pythiss in Pytan hall
WV csccERY PARTY, in Veteran. Han. :, lao I'M
nZPAH BIBLE CLASS Of the Methods church =. IN. horr.
Of Ma DeEt Lsns. 1730 South crafiot avenue Il On
SILVER LINING CIRCLE Of Kings DUuehtexs picnic n TIE
hocna Of MrA p. A. walker. In Utica q 1850 pm !.
LEAGUE or WOMEN VOTERS at the home Of Mn Donald
Ae111ndoe3 aa HMM axeet, n Lao p
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY sponsored BY Dickinson PTA 1t
TIE hne g Mra Leonard Dalsck, lSs Dickinsoa ave
ma 80 So
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-14

MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
ADDY of Anchorville announce
the approaching marriage Of
their daughter Louise to Harry
Allor, son Of Mrs. Theresa Allor,
Is Fifth street, Mount Clemens.
The ceremony will be held on
July IL, at st. Mary's Catholic
church at Anchorville at ten
o'clock in the morning, with the
Rev. Fr. Morris Veryser read
Ing the service.
Miss Addy will be attended by
Katherine Allor Of Mount Glenn
ems ~ maid Of honor; and as
bridesmaids, Margaret Allor Of
Mount Clemens, Mrs. Harold
Addy of Detroit, and Helene
Burgess Of New Baltimore.
Joseph Siefert Of Mount
Clemens will be best man, and
ushers will be Harold Addy, Ed
win Snay, Roy Addy, and Her
bert Glasgow, all Of Mount
Clemens.
A wedding breakfast and re-
ception will follow the cere-
mony at vernier's Inn New Bal
timore. After their return from
q two weeks wedding trip, the
couple will make their home In
Mount Clemens.
Miss Addy was honored Thurs-
day evening 1t . party given by
Katherine Allor and Mrs. Her
bert 0lasgow, 1t the latter's
home "a Eastman street. APP
proximately 20 guests from De
troit. Mount Clemens and New
Baltimore gathered In the rec
reation room, where pink and
white decogotions were used.
pink a1d white psoniss were