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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

couldn't marry me, even if he
wanted to. Jerry acted as il he
hated Ken, but l can't imagine
Jerry really hating anybody"
I'm afraid you don't know
Jerry" Sally halted abruptly.
There he is in his new car. Isn't
it a beauty Ruth Eutace is with
him."
Lita looked out in the traffic.
Jerry and Ruth. Just what she
had planned. Now that she saw
it, 1t made her perfectly fur
ious.
She didn't count any more.
She was out of Jerry's life. And
he had turned right away to
another W m an. He hadn't
meant what he had said about
caring.
He wasn't hurt, even if he
had pretended to be. Hurt!
Loved her! Jerry hadn't known
anything about love, really, not
a love like hers and Ken's.
Lets get a taxi and 60 on
over to Ken's hotel" Lita sug-
gested abruptly. II don't feel
like looking for new clothes"
They hailed a taxi. All at
once she had to see Ken, to be
treasured that she was doing the
right thing. Last night she had
been certain, with his kiss
against her lips, but now she
wasn't. She wanted him to tell
her again that this was the only
thing to do. She had to see him.
The taxi stopped. AS she
started to pay the driver, she saw
a couple coming toward the
hotel entrance. It was Ken and
one of the most striking girls
she had ever seen. A slim,
straight, dark woman who walk
ed with the naughty assurance of
a queen. Her suit was black,
with fur thrown about her
shoulders. An arrogant black
hat with bright redfeather
was perched on her head. Both
the strange girl and Ken were
laughing entirely oblivious of the
passing crowd. Lita was sure
Ken had not noticed her, await
ing under the hotel canopy.
They stopped by a gray coupe
parked on the curb. Ken opened
the door for the girl. They talk
ed a moment. Ken smiled. The
girl had starte>.. the engine. Sud-
denly Ken pulled the door open
and, leaning in, kissed the girl,
then slammed the door and stood
on the walk, smiling, as the car
eased into the traffic.
Lita paid the taxi man and
turned toward the hotel.
What's the matter, darling?"
Sally was looking at her cur
iously. You look as il you've
seen a ghost"
Nothing" she tried to laugh.
except that the man who just
kissed the girl in that car goodby
was Ken"
KEN She moved toward
him.
"Oh, Lita-Ann." HE said
the two words at once as he hur-
ried toward her. IL hope l
haven't kept you waiting
mo, we only came a moment
ago. And I'm dreadfully cur
ious. I suppose the young lady
was the business engagement
you had this morning" Her
voice was cool. "Who was she?"
Haven't I told you about her,
Honey? That was Janet Car
stairs, a girl I used to be engaged
to-"
TO De Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

spent the holidays at Louiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Stiles
are on q vacation to Ohio where
they will visit his parents and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rowley
spent the Fourth with her
mother at her cottage at st.
Clair, and left Monday on q two
weeks vacation. Among other
places they plan to visit Is
Oscoda.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott had
as guests Saturday and Sunday
her brother and wife from Gar
ret, Indiana.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10
SANDLOT COMPANY

The real national appeal of
baseball is we'll illustrated by
the professions of state presi-
dents of the American Baseball
Congress, national amateur body.
In addition to recreation exc
cutives and newspaper men,
predominating groups. there are
statesmen, farmers, printers, ath-
letic coaches, mine officials,
merchants, dairymen, bankers
railroad officials and manufac-
turers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

YHofE1DAY: AZ last Lits makes her
assisisn. She tells Jerry. He tries - show
her that she h just infatuated. that she
Win GET svss loving Ken. bnt she re-
fuses - believe him. when II does end.
Sssry premises. she will call for him ana
hs'n esms. net because no wants to,
BET Because he loves her. Jerry leaves
xss calls. Lits tells him she 10 gsing 70
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

chaperone. He had come up from
Pennington to help select the
furniture for the house Lita was
going to rent. She was on her
way to meet Sally now. They
were to see about a new dress
for Lita, then 60 by Ken's hotel.
Ken had a business engagement
which would keep him busy all
morning, and in the afternoon
they would begin shopping for
furniture.
II thought I'd come to meet
you"
"Oh, Sally" Lita caught the
hand of the plump, middle-aged
woman who came up to her.
You certainly do look the part
of my maiden aunt, with gray
hair, dignified glasses, your
motherly way. It's good thing
you can play character parts"
Eyes, Lita." She could feel
Sally's disapproval. I'll help
you all I can. I guess I'd better
begin calling you Ann now, be-
cause l might forget.
you know / don't approve of
this wild escapade, of your get
ting divorce from Jerry, or
your going to this crazy little
town and pretending that you
are an entirely different sort
of person from what you really
are"
Now, Sally, please! Please!
You've gone over all that a dozen
times already. I know you don't
approve of me, but you love me,
and that's enough. Ken has
everything planned perfectly. 1t
can't possibly 60 wrong. It's a
new adventure. And you'll adore
Ken"
1--WE heard that before, too,
darling. l won't adore Ken. I
don't even like him. He's a
ladies' man with a flattoring line
and he falls for every new face.
I know his type exactly. They're
always rich, too rich for their
own good, and they always
paint the right picture.
But he's taking another mans
wife. He's a thief. / have no
use for him. But I'll put up with
him, because you're in love with
him"
That's fine" Lita squeezed
her arm. And now back to
Jerry. Have you seen him since
I've been gone? Have you talk
ed to him? How is he doing?"
Hes getting along" said
Sally as they walked along. He
has been giving Ruth Eustace a
terrific rush. l wouldn't be sur
prised if he married her."
The words left Lita cold. When
she had thought about Jerry's
remarriage herself, that had
been one thing; but for other
people to think about IL was
something else. She didn't like
the idea. II couldn't be that she
was jealous.
Eyes. She has everything,
beauty, wealth. social position.
Any man would be crazy who
didn't marry her If he could
continued Sally. And every
body knows she is crazy about
Jerry"
II guess you're right" Lita
felt suddenly tired. But he
can't do anything for six months.
He insisted I agree the decree
would not be final for six months
before I could get my divorce"
Maybe he thought you'd
change your mind"
NO" Lita shook her head.
Il think he thought 1t would ir-
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HAND LACERATED

cray Quackenbush, 43. of 1865
st. Clair road, was treated at St.
Joseph's hospital today for a
severely lacerated hand which
he suffered when he fell through
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He was taken to the hospital
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

left MONDAY morning 1Or
vacation trip to Canada where
they will visit his parents and
other relatives.
Miss Adah Payne of this
place and brother Jesse Payne
of Romeo motored to Lansing
last week Wednesday to attend
the funeral of their cousin Mrs.
Jennie Shadduck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heather
son( Dolores Bromley of De-
troit are parents of 7Alb.
daughter born at Harper hos
pital last week Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Pettus and son
Louis, Jr., Of Keysville, Va.
motored here last week for a
visit with her mother e. broth
er, Mrs. John Grimm and
George Lee and family. Mrs.
Pettus and Louis, Jr., Mrs.
Grimm and Ted enjoyed a trip
to St. Ignace Upper Peninsula,
where they visited Mrs. Grimm's
brother over'the holidays.
Mr.. Wilson and 2 daughters,
of Grant st. spent the holidays
camping on Lake Erie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed See were
guests of Mrs. Edna Christeson
of Romeo at 5 o'clock dinner
Saturday evening, given for the
latter's nephew, Harvey See
who was home for the holidays
from Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Langtry
and family motored to Canada
for the holidays where they
visited his parents and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nc
Bride and two children have
been on a vacation camping trip
at Traverse City for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meeker,
son Charles, Jr., and wife of
Romeo and Mrs. Ruth Alster and
daughter, Ruth, of Detroit spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Simpson at a cottage at Lake
vile.
The annual Meeker reunion
will be held next Sunday, July
18th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Meeker, Mrs. Gladys
Crully of Commerce will be
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Leonard
have returned from several
days fishing and camping trip
at East Tawas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee and
two children spent the fourth
at Walpool Island, Algonac,
and other points in that vicinity.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of st. Louis,
is spending the summer with
her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fuller on south
Van Dyke road.
News is received Of the ILL
ness of q former pastor Rev.
Joseph Blackmore who Is in
Ann Arbor hospital for an op-
Grafton.
Private Edward Singleton was
home from Fort Sheridan, Ill.
for the holidays arriving Thurs
day midnight for a surprise
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Singleton and Mar
jory. He returned to camp
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Neuman
and Marjory and Phyllis Moore
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

In cl u d e d in the American
press are 497 foreign language
papers in AZ different languages.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-10

COPYRIGHT. toAi.
NEA SERVICE. INC.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
DEFENSE
BOND
Quiz

Who sad: Z e=ly regret that ! have bot one Hfe
20 lose for my county"r
A. Nathan Hale. who gave his life for America. ike
great numbers Of his fellows c1untrymen. We are
only asked to end oar dollar for Defense Bonds
and Stamps 70 defend the liberty for which they
died.
q Where | work there il no payroll allotment plan
for the buying Of Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps. How ear / get one started
A. This depends on your position. and the kind 81 or
ganlzation tn which you are employed Generally
speaking, your Immediate superior would be the
proper person to receive your suggestion that you
would like to have a voluntary payroll allotment
plan introduced. The firms bank can supply In
formation about such a plan
SOTE.-To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps. 20 10 the
nearest post Office, bank. or savings and loan as
ISOLATION or write 10 the Treasurer Of the United
States. Washington. ID. c. Also Stamps now are
on sale IT retail stores.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
RESOLUTION


a RESOLUTION DECLARING THr N.
lANltOt OF THE BOARD OF
MAYOR AND G0EEEz1MEN ur THF
CITY OF FASEAGauLN MfssIssIp.
Fi TO ISSUE AID sEzI THV NF.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
rHsNcERY SUMMONS TO NoN-RESi.
DENT AND UNKNOWN DEPENDENTS
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MRS EUGENE CAuTzER
COMPLAINANT

No. &4I4
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COMPLAINANT
LAURA JANIS IT Al. DEFENDANTS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
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REPRESENTATIVES,. and
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Negro Woman Dies
After Being Struck
BY Truck Sunday


sseuuln< frum hehlH9 . pagked
txazk rrezn unteh Nae nA1 iuzt
alRAtxd Esdkn hkarf1A g yez<x ed
afuzs F =sgTS EuSTsSa. wMs A.
masa ius&anfiy killed aaoat 8 ocbck
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uAk nsxank b q grue& drives %
rrud Rtsey. nsgr0 nflrg E9rsnam-
81 t. police immediately afterwaxd
ard wMk later uieasac oa SOC bond.
TIE AceideBt occnrse1 IN tfaktt
of ne hc1ne uf CnAncszy C8NFk STed
Tny10r On HlxhwAy g. betveer
pzscaEcsala ard Moss PotnA Ifc
suzaan waz enpiofr1 81 h2 Eayi0r
hone = ccck and resided r. the
servants quarters ulers-
AcuoxdlnE % ufcrmAtscn fE1-
tk1ec - Highway PasrgsHaAn C. p
Hnasun. mhc m~vrxt4Eata1 tie atcs-
cent ms wurnAn had attended MSS
II the Catholic CaGren ard Wa
returning hosne Ia 0zF NrzGk cTtfeEl
~ . fFsen1 After getting cut ot
TIE truck she went ATo1nd % M
hAak o< IT, Intending = groN The
read WtEu E1e &lefE&o u u1e fz1i
6 the Kflry truck. whEh w2s travel
ling 81 q mnearate rate q speed
Riley reported thai be ATTEMPTED
20 stop his trtxk bot & vas zoo
close to tha Martin wuuan Riley
hailed . passing n1f1zE5o1tte aac
asked thzt an aFnhalznce D. Nzn-
monec lie then wert % tha Taghmr
hoEze where he called pgikas BE ne
mAzaed Is the scene Until pAtrol-
mar Ha9scn arrived
Althouah. Tire acctdent occurred
outy y short distances frun TIE
jackson County Hospslal TIE woman
wHz pruaouneed dead upcn arrival
there.
Riley Is al efnpSuFee q The W. q.
Avery Fiywood Co and came 70
PAzeMzuula from Columbia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
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