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La gaceta., 1941-11-29
SION LA SRA. GILL

En- un accidente ocurrido a
yer en- la asluina &c JByffalo'
Y Nebraska sufri6 lesiones la
Sra. Lillian Gill, a la cual Sc
do asistencia medica en- ell
He pi,al San Jose.
Viajaba la mujer lesionada
en- un autom6vil que maneja-
ba Robert B. Weeks, coche
que choc6 con otro guiado por
Frank Moolhuysen, de la 20
avenida y Gale SO.
Weeks pas6 la luz roja que
hay en- la esquina y declare a
la policia que no la habfa Wis
to.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
~DETENIDOS POR VENDER
NUMEROS DEL BOND"

La policia arrest6 aver a un
hombre llamado Luis CiccOne,
al cual Sc acusa de possession
de ndmeros de la ''rifa" como
cida por ell bond" Qued6 en-
libertad bajo fianza de 500.
Roy jenkins, negro, fu6 de-
tenido bajo la acusaci6n de O.
perar una casa de juego. Tres
otros negros, que con el juga-
ban, fueron tambien encarce-
lados,
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
odio contra los nazis en- Europa
TerrOristas y asesinos
Por ENCENE

Lou5res. Noviemhra 29.-La
gterci6n 10 Hitter eva poner el
sello Official de 81 dominic sobre
toso q continent Q ha,ia fines Ge
cctg5re de 1911. I'm gran con.
rre>o e.rcrao ebia raUnirSe cY
V.ena. La agerca 5,i -olgreSo
ra5actad2 C n.c5os So, dc
tales v porn ores peso ante
&c ampezar e} a,aqu2 coGtra Ia
Union S5yitti,a.
Ta,. ;equrc est, a HITLER de
cb.erer ma yi.toria relznDago
scr,,e los r,sos Que dese.h6 con
larsfn los temore, de Gcarinp
"a otros nue deeian que la cam
mana dc Russia po1ria traer. tail
OF nm anlazamiento del mitjn
10 Viena. ola COnferencia sc
raunir5 81 dfa fiiado" dpclarf
O fol carteza one silanci6 toda
r6l'ca.
orao, ,;rr;fi.
49, L. a,.;1or
Josdo u -nr;n,on n,on,or+o or
- NJ; 10.
IT o~oalomoroa do.o.i.
E.aaIs ,,~;E-+i.aman4o 40.
moaS;oonn." = 10 ooIohoro.
= III o. rnrono"
=, - a.
| --..ro.,;4,,J Ial aon+inonto
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

La ley de control de precios
aprobada aver por la Camara no
abarca las principles recomen-
daciones hechas por los econo-
mistas del "Nuevo Trato."
Els una medida de "~tanteo"
que ell Senado modificara.
los puntOs mas importantes
que contiene son estOs: Declare
que es necesario para la defensa
Y la seguridad nacional impedir
la inflaZ6n de los precios y el
credito; autoriza a un admins
trador de precios nombrado por
el P~residente, para dirigir ell ira
bajO; permite al administrator
pOner un preoio maxine en- cual
quier articulo de primera nece-
sidad que haya sido elevado a
un punto de inflaz6n; constitu-
we una junta de cinco miembros
con amplios poderes para anu
Oar las decisiones del admins
trador; protege los altos precios
en- los productos a~gricolas; per-
mite ell establecimiento de pre-
clos maximos en- los alquileres,
en- los districts de la defensa, y
concede al inquilino el derecho
de apelar al administrator 81
cree que la subida del alquiler es
excesiva; permite al gobierno
comprar y vender en- Ell mercado
domestico para estimular ia
production de alto costo o pro-
ductores marginales."
Els una ley incomplete y com
plicada, que no esta a la altura
de 10 que Ell pals necesita y no
complace al secretario de Ha-
cienda Morgenthau, ansioso de
evitar los grandes peligros de la
inflaz6n.
Las decisiones del admnistra-
dor podran ser anuladas por u
ma iunta.. 10 que significa demo
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
Sc CONFORMARIAN CON
UN PESO POR Ola

Washington, Nov. 29@Los
lideres de las Hermandades fe-
rroviarias dieron a entender
hoy que ellos y sus companies
Sc conformarian CON I'm aumen-
to de dollar por dia.
FL comit6 de arbitraje de las
minas cautivas de carbon estu-
e problema y estima que su de
cisi6n sera aceptada por los o
breros y tCdas las ccmpahias.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Toxic. Nov. 29.-En las este
ras oficides Sc dijo hoy que 81
gobierno iaponGs no permitira
que Estados Unidos vigile Ia ca
rretera de Burma, por donde pa
san los pertrechos ameicanos
que Sc mandan al ej6tito de
Chang.
La aviaci6n japUnesa bOmbar
dec aver esa c%arretera.
Centenares de sGbditos japo-
neses saldran de Estados Uni
dos de puertos de California, en-
a mes de diciembre,
Ia concentration de torpas,
en- Ia Indo China continGa au-
mentando.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Ell Representative Seagrall,
preSidente del Comite de Asun-
tos Bancarios de La Camara, pr
de que ell precio de los alquileres
sea controlado en- todas parties.
Varios lideres obrerOS opinan
como q, por cuanto TODD hOm-
bre "debe tener un techo sobre
su cabeza" y una parte impor-
tante de 10 q. ell Obrero CANA al
"capitulo de alquiler' pertenece
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
LA CAMARA PASO LA LEY
SCBRE Ell CONTROL DE
PRECIOS

Washington, Nov. 29-Una
lsy sobre ell control de precios,
que cast no Sc parece a la que
gobierno r~ecomendara, Sc apro.
DO aver por la camara. Votaron
a favor pa legisladores y en-
contra 161.
La consideration de Ia me-
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

iEstan los lideres obreros de.
pals a la altura de los delicaldos
problemas nacionales ?--nOs pre-
guntan.
NJ 10 estan. I'm crecidO NUNS
no de hderes DE trabajadores
en- ell norte, en- ell sur, en- tOda Ia
Repdblica, no son mas que vul-
cares mercaderes, como aque
Hos que Cristo arrOj6 del tenn
plo.
Disfrutan de grandes sueldOs,
viven como principles, no son he
nestos, Sc eternizan en- los pues-
tos bien pagados w.. para elos
todos los principles Sc concen-
tran en- d6lares, realeS y pese-
tas.
Hasta hay lideres, como el
preJi~elte de los ca~rpinteros
que dispOnen de centenares de
miles 0 millOnes de pesos.
Jefes obreros.. sin Otra mora,
obrera que los billetes de banco.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

l,StoS nagan Su VOluntad.
Decl2raDio ante un subcOmi-
t6 del Gentle oe Asuntos Banca
rios gel Senaio, Ell senador
Mead, de New York, pidi6 suxi-
Ito para los pequenOs hOmbres
de negocios.
Ell homCge de pequehos nego.
clos, en- e. pals, es el "hombre
rnaltratado Y esquilmado. Scbre
,os pequehos negociOs graVitan
todas las cargas y al mismo
tempo ell obrero, atendienjo sus
necesidades, sc We obligado a
proteger los grandes negociOs.
Los precios en- los negocios pc
uuenos cast siempre sn mas al
toS que en- los "Eegocios gran
des."
Ell consumidOr, sin poderlo re
mediar, sc echa a la caza de ba-
jos precios y cast siempre los en-
cuentra en- dos negociOs a base
de millones de d6lares...
Sin quererlo, ell trabajador lie
va su dinero a los individuos
que no simpatizan con el...
Disminuyen los "negocios pc
quenos," en- todo ell pals, y ell CO.
mercio Y la ndustra caen en- las
manos grandes, en- las manos de
los ricos acaparadores
Tritura la "maquinaria" pc
Gerosa, movida por los millones,
a los pequenos comerciantes e
industriales... y la democracia
muy POGO haee para evitarlo
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
Las tropas sovieticas recapturaron
a Rostov, en- ell rio Don
'adas diez aldeas entire Kiln y Kalinin.
Secundan al mariscal Timosheko, en- Rostov, los
famosos generates Shepetoff, Kolpakchi,
Kharitonoff y Kirichenko
Un decreto permite ell rapido seems
de los oficiales

Moscd, Nov, % Las tropas
usas recapturaron parte de la
>iUaad de RoStov, en- el Don, V.
. pulsaron to5os los ataques de
'os alemanes en- los tres princi-
palpales Sectores del frente de
Noscu. III enemigo perdi6 mas
de 5000 hombres en- los comba-
ties de aver.
Contraataques de las briga-
das sovi6ticas en- ell flanco nor.
tie de las defensas de Moscu pro-
dujeron la recaptura de diez al
IDEAS entire Kiln y Kalinin, a so
~ 90 millas de la capital respec-
tivamente.
Admite ell mando aleman que
los rusos combaten violentamen
te en- RostOv. Toda la seccion del
puerto, en- esta ciudad, sc en-
%cuentra en- pOder de las tropas
rusas.
Mas de 1000 nazis murieron
en- 81 sectQg de Kiln y OtrOs 1000
perecieron Ibajo el ataque de la
aviaci6n. Las bajas del enemigo
en- los alrededores de Deningra-
do pasaron de 5000.
La situaci6n, sumarizada por
el diario Pravda, es la siguien-
tie:
ROstoN esta EN- poder de las
tropas rusas, de nuevo, Y los
nazis admiten; nuevos ataques
del eremigo, en- VolokOlomsk, al
nordeste de MOscu, fueron re-
chazados; tratando de pasar
una zanja contra los tanques,
en- MoZhIisk, los nazis sufrie-
ron bajas y tuWieron que retro
ceder; %viOlentos contraataques
sovieticos, en- Stalinogorsk, qui-
taron a los nazis dos aldeas; en-
ell frente de Crimea sc han We
rificado ventajosas operacio-
nes, sufriendo el enemigo consi-
bajas.
Durante la noche Sc combati6
Leningrado a Rostov, in
tensificando los alemanes sus a
en- las cercanias de Sebas
Asegdrase que la amena.
"a para SebastOpol sigue IRE
ciendo.
La comprehensive en- RostNV
&c verified FOR las tropas del ma
riscal SemyofhTimogheptp y pc
en- pes ingen-
tes del corolt nazi
Ludwig w
b, mando rusJ~ ha
Der destruido la division W pg
de la Guardia Elite, la division
16 de tanques y el cuerpo Alpi-
no aleman nGmero 40. Won
Kleist venia usando tres divi-
stones de tanques, dos de infan-
terra motorizada y un ndmero
desconocido de divSione % in
fanteria, incluyendo uniuaG
y hGngaras.
participant en- el mando, en-
Rostov, los famosos generates
Shepetoff, Kolpakchi, Kharito-
noff y otros. CuerpOs de mine
ros ayudan en- la operation.
La vanguardia de las column
mas alemanas venia sien1o con-
tsl'da por las tropas del mayor
ereral Kirichenko,
Las batallas de Kalinin y Tu.
Ia sc califlean ahora como indi-
y.duales; pero en- la region de
Volokolomsk los alemanes utili
IAN tres divisiones de tanques y
,Iatro de infanteria.
La presente ofensiva alemana
no ha desarroIlado gran fuerza
N Naro Fominsk Y Maloyaros-
!
Cuando Sc consideran los a.
,ances nazis u los are5edores /
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
Ell TEMPO

Temperature suave para la
tarde y la noche de hoy.
Minima, a las 7 de la ma
mana, GA grades.
Ell JAPON NO PElRMITIRA
Sc VIGILE Ell GAMING DE
BURMA
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
MURIO A CON
SECUENCIA DE LAS LIE.
STONES

Falleci6 aver en- ell Hospital
Municipal, a consec uencia de
las lesiones que ell pasado jue.
YES lie ocasionara un autom6-
vii, ell ST.. Henry Boehmann,
de az amos, vecino del l08 de
la avenida West Hendeson.
nos, II. ]. Jose V. y William
todas elias casadas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Los jugadores de Miami es,
tan invadiendo a Key West.
ILa Jurisdiction del goberna-
dor Holland no alcanza al hiSto-
rico CSyo Hueso?
GiDebe tener Key West un nj
vel de moral inferior al de Mia
mi?
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

neros a centenares de itaiianos.
En- Ia region oeste la infante-
ria inglesa le quito a los alema-
mes 70 cahones de varios cali
brag
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
ARRIBAZON DE JUGADO-
RES EN- KEY WEST

Key West, Nov. 29.-El dia-
rio Key West Citizens conde-
ma en- un editorial la "arriba-
z6n' de jugadores de Miami,
echados del condado de Dade
por reciente orden del goberua-
do rHClland.
Ha dado ell gobernador la or
den de destruir los nidos y ha-
Ger que salgan las ratas. Des-
graciadamente, no es practice
destruir las ratas. Con todas
sus viciosas, d~estrctivas ten
dencias, todavia ex ten. Use
convertira Key West en- un re-
fugio de las ratds o cooperara
con los condadI al norte de
~nosOtros en- echI |las de sus me-
dios?"
FL Trumbo Hotel ha sido a.
rrendado a II marina como a.
lojamiento para los oficiales
sof mos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Leche a 17c.-Jugadores en- Key West. = Mos
Gu entera a las madres y viudas. = Control de
precios. = Auxilio para los hombres de nego-
clos. - Lideres obreros.

La mala noticia de hoy, reel.
bi5a con desagrado por los pO-
bres: aumento en- ell litro de le-
che desde Is a II :entavos.
~ a los tabaqueros Sc les SUI
bieron los jOrraies en- menoS de
un Giez por ciento!
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

dida en- el senado empezara Sc.
gun Sc cree, en- los Gltimos dias
de la semana que viene.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

La revista Time ACADIA de
mentir, negando q. Chile hubie-
Sc protestado por el infame ar
ticulo en- contra de Don Pedro
Aguirre Cerda, que falleciera
hace pocos dias.
Ell consulate de Chile en- n.
York hizo la correspondence
protesta a dos empleados de la
revista; pero el director Mr..
Luce no Sc habia enterado.
De todos modos, queridos a.
migos, la ofensa Sc cometi6 y la
msi6n del hombre digno, perio-
dista o no, es rectificar los erro-
res.
Don Pedro Aguirre era un ca
ba.lero Y ell articulo no honra a
una publication como "The
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
HUNDTD0S 0CHO BARCOS
NAILS

Londres, Nov. 29.-El al
rantazgo intforma del
miento de ocho baraps 2
Dos submarines
Ia hazaha
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Miami, M 29.-La poll
cia espera Sc preSente una mu
ier rubia que Sc cree arrojara
luz sRI asesinato q Sra.
Hannah erd SayaG
ciana viuda de MA
cuyo marido Sc acusa
berla ahogado. Helen Red
Stephens es ell nombre de La
mujer y haze algGn tempo ira
bajaba en- una fabrica de ia
bacos de Tampa.
FL abogado de la mujer bus
residente en- Daytona
Beach, dice que esta Sc pre-
sentara la semana que viene.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

ras, ccmplicaciones y que 10
listos" hagan su voluntad.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

THIS II the year father won't
gyoan whsn mother and the girls
announce that they are about to
tSks advuutags Of mtdsufnmer
fur sales. Dad knows that prices
On furs aren't likely to decrease
from now on. Also he doesn't
mind seeing the money In the
clothes budget going for the
things which will last for several
years. Thoushtfully chosen furs
will, Of course.
As for mother and the girls
- well. they're In for plenty
Of excitement. It has been many
q year since there has been a.
much real fashion news In furs.
In fact, never before have lead
ing designers so outdone them
selves. They work with pelts
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

MRS. M. r. LITTLE and Mrs.
Frank Hacker, who returned yes
terday from Bay View, on Little
Traverse Bay, report a most in
teresting visit. They were guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. M. Croman,
ST., whose cottage Is one Of q
colony built around the Metho-
dist Assembly.
The Assembly arranges Sum-
mer ChautauQuaseries each NOR
ming and evening. Mrs. Little
and Mrs. Hacker especially en-
joyed hearing the Hon. Theodor
Broch, former MAYOR Of Narvik,
Norway, who spoke on two sue
cessive evenings describing the
occupation Of his country by the
Germans. He himself was ar
rested twice in the narrowing
days that followed, and made
thrilling escapes. Separated from
his family, he came to this
country more than q year ago,
and was joined by his wife and
daughter only three weeks ago.
He described the reunion with
feeling and simplicity:
THAT was a happy day."
Mayor Broch's philosophy
concerning the enemy is q truly
religious highlight. He holds no
bitterness for the unhappiness Or
destruction that war causes,
that the world can
never be rid Of war as long as
bitterness exists.
Other interesting speakers
during Mrs. Titles and Mrs.
Hackers stay were DR.. Roy L.
Smith, editor of the Christian
Advocate and DR.. Royal Hall Of
Albion College.
The visitors spent 10 days At
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Garden Of Hoover IlS
Scene Of Enjoyable Aili

THE BREAKFAST DISCUS
SION CLUB reversed it, usual
procedure last evening, and met
for dinner. with husbands Of
members as guests. The event,
which marks the first time the
club has entertained husbands or
met In the evening, took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
A. Hoover, North Gratiot ave-
nue., with Mrs. M. r. Little ~
assisting hostess.
Ten Of the II members were
present, Mrs. ]. M. Croman. Sr.
and Mrs. A. z. Thornley, being
out Of town.
Among the guests were Miss
Ruth Wilson, cousin and house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover.
and Jack Little. Miss Wilson
who recently completed work on
her Masters Degree at Ann Ar
Dor, Is 4 former missionary in
South America.
The dinner was served In the
garden nook ut the Hoovers'
home, surrounded by trees. Lat
er in the evening Is the guests
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Coming Events
70 sveid eea6letjea b seetlas dates and for
ehenses IN seaulos mooejnne. cell 1900.


WEDNE0OAxrJULY 80
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE Of kings Daughters annual picnic
with guests at the hetns q Mrs. Charles Wood, 70
FEC GIRLS CLUB, home OF Helen Fierz Shook road
at $50 pm. -,
ELEMENTARY CLASS nauraxation third floor Of coun-
GAMES PARTY sponsored By Sisters Of Charity in ST.
ephs sanitarium lobby. ct $50 pm
THURSDAY, July 81
FRATERNAL ORDER Of Easles Officers Practice Aere
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING Of League of Women Voters,
at the home Of Mrs C. II. Malbin, Beleview
nue., Ut pm.
WILLING WORKERS picnic ct Chalmers Park Members meet
at the Lutheran school 1t II an transportation
GA1LOPN0 TEA ct the heGe @ Mrs Click 186 Cas-
avenue. sponsored ~ ose6p ,, WSCS Of Methodist
Church, to pm. puhaie invited.
WATCHTL CIRCLE q xlneS pouohters potluck luncheon
at the home Of Mira AIRED Aenk, Moravian drive. At
pm
ROSE CLUE Of g. Louis pah. q ne home Mrs Robert
vogel Quinn road. at 13o Pm.
81 PETERS GUILD g 81 reoT,e parish, At the home Of
Mira Joseph Hatssnhvhlst. Warrington avenue at
GAMES PARTY. sponsored b. rsrpetual Help Club Of st.
Louis parish, 1t ths herns e krs Joseph Charbensau
106 Avery streek, q p2,
Chris EsshsnssnG 49, N314k road. At 1880 pm
1922 e Ssrsc ~ = 2 ~. 81 Z. 49,, 49,,
xmnes = 1soesIpH l3tt Dsktidss Project q pm
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
.MlND YOUR
MANNERS

Test yoxr knowledge o. cor.
rect soctol xso0s By omstosrtwg
the JolIosctwg aSssttows. then
checking oSoiwst the 0xtAort
! tattUs GNssCsrs below:
/. Il II. good nanners 10 ask
q young person you have just
met what his father does?
3. ID Il good manners for .
woman to refer to her husband
constantly a. ''he" instead Of
speaking Of him by name
3. L Z young person gets q
first Job or an advancement,
should friends Of his family who
hsve known him q long time
write letters Of congratulations?
&. Must letters Of congratu-
lations be answered?
8. Must bread and butter
notes be answered?
What scoxf6 y0t DO H.
Bscexss he knoWs vox rsN q
friend ys5xsss to let yos pay Ain
for profsssionAl servicssE
fo) Givs htm q oift-tf posstD1s.
comparable In price 20 fAs
dmosat yos scosld Ascs been
chorss6 Dy GSvoas else foS
ne seshs ssrvicsf
10 Accsps me furos sctth tAeaks'
o~l woke % attempt 20 ~
~ u n cry scovf (
M Answors
1. No. Il POUNDS like = mob
bish desire 10 place" him -
cislly.
.. No.
>. y Is . gracious thine - -
9. Yte.
8. We. v..'gr.s - =
lsstse-fsl.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Couple Observes
Silver Anniversary

MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
ALLOR. Buckingham drive,
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary Saturday. They
began the day at 8 o'clock mass
in st. Louis Catholic Church,
where they renewed their mar
riase vows, with the same At
tendants they had % years ago.
They are Mrs. John Barren ct
st. Clair Shores, Mrs. Allor's
sister. and Joseph Barton OF
Crosse Pointe.
A dinner for q guests was
held that evening. followed By
q reception aftsrward. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. D. Champins ana
daughter, Dorothy and sons
Milton and James. Of Groase
s'~S 49, !
MRS. JAMES RANDOLPH
DOLL entertained ct . faCnily
dinner last evening, honoring her
cousin, Mrs. Eldridse Hit, o.
Evanston, Illinois. who with
Miss Barbara Hacke Of Park
Ridge, Illinois, came on for the
Won Boeslager Riha wedding
Saturday. MrS. Hit and Miss
Hacke LETT this morning for
their homes.
MIR. AND MRS. WALLACE
B. MACLACHLAN and daugh-
ter Barbara Ann left this eve
ming for Mackinac Island, where
they will vacation for several
days.
MALCOLM P. MOORE Il con-
fined to his home at 90 Grove
Park avenue by illness.
ROBERT BARGEON 10 sx-
pectins william Lee Of Char
lotts, N. c., to arrive on Friday
to spend several days here.
MISS RUTH WILSON Of De-
troit, who has been the house.
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoov~
er since last week, II leaving for
her home this evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Couple Celebrates
Both Anniversary

Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY
SAUNDERS, 48 Barbara street,
celebrated their 30th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, July ~.
at the cottage Of William Wick
on Huron Point drive, Dalby-
Campbell subdivision.
Approximately $50 friends
and relatives gathered to wish
the couple continued happiness.
PVT. +. c. WILMER MOUNT
FORD has returned to Scott
Field, ILL.,, after q short vi4it
with his family and friends here
In Mount Clemens. He has been
permanently assigned to the Air
Corps, and expects to leave Aug
ust 4 for Biloxi, Mississippi
where he will be stationed.
JOAN KAUL has returned to
her home after spending several
days as the guest of Beverly Ann
Spear, daughter of Mr.. annd Mrs.
George Spear, who are living In
their trailer at New Baltimore
Trailer Camp.
MRS. vERLE RYoN and
daughter. Miriam will leave
Saturday for South Range In the
Copper Country to visit Mrs.
Ryon's mother, Mrs. Jonas
Bahti, for the next three weeks.
MRS. Leroy HOLMES and
daughter, Shirley Of Detroit are
guests this week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Romey j. Van Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Holmes Il Mr.. Van Hollen-
beck's sister.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROY HOOv-
Err will attend q family reunion
Sunday In. Stockbridge. Mich.
They VIII Be the guests Of Mr..
and Mr.. william n. Townsend
Il etockbridse over the week
I
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THE PLAY SUIT which all
America likes. The simple short
and shirts outfit Is worn for ac-
tive sports, for camping, at the
beach. The wrap-around skirt
goes on whenever you need q
more formal costume. Every
where women are making up
this pattern, in solid color and
printed cottons, in linens, in silk
crepes.
Pattern No. S978 is in sizes
IL to 20; 40 and AZ. Size ii re-
quires 5h yards 35-inch fabric
for entire ensemble. Sew chart
comes with the pattern.
For this attractive pattern,
send 15c in coin, your name, ad-
dress, pattern number and size
to Daily Monitor. Today's Pat
tern Service 100 7th Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Samaritan Circle Has
Summer Card Party

SAMARITAN CIRCLE Of The
Kings Daughters entertained at
q dessert-card party at the home
Of Mrs. !. w. Fuller, Dickinson
Avenue, yesterday afternoon.
The guests gathered in the re-
creation room to play cards, with
Mrs. Frank Lauhoff winning the
door prize. Table prizes were
also awarded.
The committee In charge Of
arrangements included Mira.
Fuller, Mrs. George Ellis, Mrs.
William Daugherthy and Mrs.
Peter Dubay of Mount Clemens,
and Mrs. Henry Callens, Mrs.
James Fuller and Mrs. Ben Kur-
zenski of New Baltimore.
The circle will sponsor an
other summer card party on
August 10, in Harrison Town
Hall, at 1870 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Delightful leo Honors
Visitor From Baltimore

MRS. CHARLES Z. DOLL,
JR. entertained at . delightful
tea yesterday afternoon, honor
ing Miss Evelyn Hamilton, of
Baltimore, Md. who is spending
the summer with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles z. Doll.
Yesterdays hostess used or.
child and white pettinias to COM
plement the color scheme Of her
living room, where the guests
gathered. Mrs. Stanley Fland-
ers Of Fresno. Calf, was an out
of-town guest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30


NO LOST CLOTHES PINS clever apron Is handy
though the adorable puppy carrying off clothes pin his
moutn Puppy inches high IL appliqued unbeached
muslin apron His fluffy brown hair the yellow cohespn and
Os req DOW are outlined IN simple stitch Apron
two sections. front section being cut in pocket shape Holds
Q! ciotnsspns Lettering 10 outlined in black darnng
stitch Makes grand gift well treasure Of washday
accessory.
PATTERN ana applique tor Clothes Pin Sl7
be obtained BY sending 10 cents and
ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER Anne Cabot Daily
Monitor LOG Seventh Avenue, New York City
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

sat outside vf1finG - =,
was eleetrionlly n ~ NJ
The event peovG ~ 90 Vi
abba. that mannboe1 tpdou
dictsd i might heeenAe 81 ~
nual affair. tr s .';3s
The club will AolA ~ S
regular meeting "a H. ~
August 20. when Mn q
Mercer and Mrs. 0uy vog1
will b hostesses q ~ oU
home Of Mrs. Mereezee daStG y
Mrs. Cameron Rose. y
Lake.