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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
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ausaeiette 3eitoauer 5tpiid)en Dem
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liten iiehen giaionen, nelde Dor
Iedls Monaten be,piuigt tpuroen, NIT
gusnchme bon S72O,OOO,OOO, vule
iest sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stu.
zen ser 3uteill,ne, @erbinolihfeit,
Scr'teIluna unb Sieferung ourhmo-
den. unn nab Materialien I'M @crte
BON S246, 100000 uno Tienite inn
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SEN.
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porution. cine Silisabteilung ser
FIG. ihlob nit ser slmtora Srah.
ing Corporation. cine rliiiife &ors
poraticn in Sen @ereiniaten Staa-
ten, einen 3ontraft ah fiir Sen sln-
faui Don Manaan, Gbrom, slsbeit
umN Tlatin i'm @erte bon $780,
100000. Sas &er'oreungsbureau
empiabl, amtora oie Sdlite Oes ges
TRACES i'm @oraus aus5u5ablen, oas
NIT HuBlano oas @elN Sum Infaui
bon ariegsmaterialien bier i'm Gam
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zen mad, Sen Iereinigteu Staater.
sslottenid,msid)ifie
Marineiefretdr anor sab aui Ser
3onpcntion ser american 2eaion
befannt. ooB sic Marine ale Metbo,
Nen. einlflieBlih gegleitihut. aus
iibt. Inn oie Sd)iiie aller Nationen,
meld)e Silfe nod england brinsen,
3u idiisen. Gr meloete. oaB Die Mo-
rine geiehl erbalten bat. aris fou=
trollierte llnterieeboote ODER &apers
ihiffe in oen Waiiern spiihen Sen
Gereiniaten fStaaten uno SslarS
auf iebe ihnen sur 0eriiigung iteben-
Sen art unb Weiie auisubringen
ober gu 3eritOren.
Nuslegmmg oes NeutralitGtsAeiebes
7as Staatsminiiterium gab be.
fannt. oab 8uiolae elmer Ausleglmg
oes Neutralitdtsseieses hurh oen
8eneralampalt Die 8eseihnung. Ser
einietes aoniereih" iih nur auf
Grglanb, Wales, Shottlano unO
Norh- -Srlano besiebt. Mmerifaniihe
Shiiie fonnen oenl5ufolge in Der
3,funft ariegsmaterialien unb
Haiiaeiere nod, 1eilen bes 8ritiihen
aonigreid,s tragen. Die nift pprr
Hrdiibenten als arieesaonen feitge-
legt rporben iinb. 2aut oieier Mus-
leaung lit es amerifaniiden tShiffen
nod perboten. nod sSranfreih. go.
len, Snoien. Dem gereinieten a6niss
reid. Muitralien. aanaoo, 9eeu-See.
Ian6 uno Ser sioafrifaniiden
Union 5u fabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
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oaten o,,s sem slusbiloungslaacr
Scilcttc narcn Noriti:amten nno
0rciniuiaer hei Scr @etGmpfung
bon cillen Gubcn> VuihbrGn0cn
nm Terrebonnc III 20 Mcilen Cntr
fernl,na pcu 9rpntrcnl bcbilflit.
Der nnger;d,tete Sd,oocn iit' groB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
7as Giiernc &rem; fur fatbuliid)c
Wciitlifle,

SicbSehn fnthpliid,e 8eiitlihe linA
,uieoerum nit Sem Giicrnen areu,
5tpeiter alaiie ausge5eihnet tuorben.
0arunter 13 6elbgeiitlihe unb iedls
Sroensangeboriae. Die als Sani.
tdtsioloaten oienen. giner Der leste
rem. Der &loiterbruoer Grid Neuiier.
lit bonn fommanoierenOen Beneral
fir feline tapfere Saltung bel oel'
4Gmpfen in SoaanD beionoers BE-
lobt tporoen. Snsaeiamt iino bisbe.
q Sroensleute fir 9apferfeit Dor
rem 5einbe nit Dem giiernen 4reu,
ausaeaeihnet poroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
AllERlCA ON CUARl

Above = . reproduetioa Of ~
Treasury Departments Dsfenso
SavinU Poster, showing aa exact
duplication Of the original Minute
Nan statue by famed sculptor
Daniel Chester Tre0ch. Defense
Bonds and Stamps, On sale at your
hank q post ofhce, are . vital part
g Aneg4eea ds&enss psepa1otiaDA
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
0as bGlt lie nidt aus.

"In meiner @edubr babe idy piele
Reparaturen!"
"Shledltes 0abrifat?"
Nein id, ieuere Tie jeoen Moraen
an Die @anb, penn Tie mid aui.
iueft."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02
9mrh bic 8Iu,ne.

TerSi mar anldBlib ser Mufiiib.
rung elmer ieiner Spern in Yalern,o
Der Gait alter ssreunoe. Nina, oie aee
hatidlelte Tod)ter Ses Sauies, aalt in
ibrer llmaebung als ichr muiifaliid,
uno maBte Sem Meiiter unbeoinat
porlpielen. Sic Mutter ltebt, erpar.
tungsfrob bes llrteils oes Meilters,
neben Sem @lauier unS frast geroi
sum sfIub: ~ytun. Meiiter?
Veroi iast: Gin frommes ain6!"
Die @l,tter lta,.nt, elaubt iid) Der.
bort gu boben uno fraet euoIid ocn
Meiiter: "aber, @eiiter, id) peritebe
nidt reht 2" Darauf Berbi: so,
fromm lit idon ridtis; oenn sic -
eine &ano DeiB ni9t. mas Die anoere
tut!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

JlottenberarGaeruue
Iie Marine gab betannt, oab lie
&ontrafte fir oen gau BON 2S3i
Sdiffen, einihIieblih 332 4ompi
ihiffeu, auseeqeben bat.
Tie Schiffahrtstommiiiion ba'
Sdiiie ser Mlcpa 2inie iiberuom
men. nahbem itreifenbe Seeleute
iid aetueiaert batten, su perbaaoeln
Yrobuftion
SYM Gireftor anuoien iagtg
nGbreno elmer @ooicaniprahe: sd
tpiirbe mid, freuen, tuenn ieber Slime
rifaner iid tereit ertliren miiroc
bon nun an cine Stunhe, ober ein!
halbe St,lnoe ODER MIR Is Minute,1
crtra ieiner slrheit slt riomen
Wenn mir sic Mrheit bemeiltcrn,
lperoen mir uuh sic Sd,llBlpaffcl'
baben. :" Tas Iriegsumt beridl
tete, oab ale 10 Maihincnaelpehr
nerfe, lpeIhe augenbIiflid) sen ppr
ausiiftlid benotigten @eNari oefen,
i'm pcIlcn 0ctrieh iinN uno ouR Sic
aid)inenaenchrbcriteIluna lid) icil
Mcnat Muauit 1910 INN 46O Vrn-
sent erhGht bot.
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Gbef oes slrmec Stabs Morihull
erflGrte uuf ser 9tatinualcn 3rnpcn-
ticn ser slmerican 2eaion in lfil.
tpaufee, haB elm ltnterlhieN beltch!
stuiiben vfreier TistriIinn" unt
rrntererahenbem @erebe. I'm I'm
frieoen in ser Mrmee gu ltiitcn un>
@ertrauen 5u 3eritGren." Tics 2anh
muB sic bette Mrmec ser Wclt be-.
iieen nm au aeluinnen.
neutrality-suspicious.
SYIF YrioritGtsoireftor Nelioi
aab befannt, oab mehrere hunoer'
ga,moteriaIien, tpie Stahl, Giier
HGgel, 9clsen, eleftriid,cs ;2,,beho,. =.
Scfen uim. auI ser .friti'hen 2ilt'
ser Niiltllnasmphuun -8ebraldl
ltehcn. Vaumeilter erhultcn bein
@au pcn 100000 pripat iinan5ier.
ten SGuiercinheiten in 275Niiit,,nas.
aeaenhen ser @erciniaten Staatcn
uno Serritorien Sen Gorsua. Ser
Nclicn fiibrte nls, oaB Ser Nlan Tic,
aui iinausierte SduIer i'm @erte bon
$4,000 pher auf SGlier, ipeld, ,
mchr aIs $50 monatlid)e Miete elm
brinacn, eritredt. Grlten @orsug err
balten Sduier. tnelhe lif am 1.Sep
temher hcreits I'M @au befanhcn.
Del, 8aiolin
Observation-Disclosures merSer
mid: gelodert peroen. @eeeniiber
ser 12Hfoigen @erminoerlmg IL
gcluaertcm @nIplin itcbt sic Nadj
froue nm If Trnseut hOher ols in,
%oriahre.
30 Gage @erauerfsfrieben
Gle pom Streif betrcffencn @era
nerfe merbeu burd) Mbfommen NIT
Sen limited sHine @orfers aui oic
Touer pon 80 Sagen eeGfinet. Ser
banolureen lrerhen CUR 8eileaunN
aes Streifs in ben 80 Taaen unter.
nommen.
ErioritGtssMrbeitsloisfeit
S0M oilfsnireftor Soilman aib'
hefannt, hab slrbeitaeber in Henn
iphunien iif 6ereit erflGrt habcn.
1895 Observation-Disclosures mh 900
s(iiiiten pon Sen $500 9lrbeitern. 81
iniolge ser Seioenfnappbcit ihr"
Mrbeit pcrlorcn hobcn. sic Mrheitc'
micher einitelen.
Vreiie
q. 6. Soiiman iagte DGbrenN ei
ner 9lnIprad,e in PHILADELPHIA, ba''
sic Tarmpreiie mebr als 40 Nrosen
ieit sl,sbr,lf, hes &ricaes aciticgen
Iinb mo jest 81 Vrosent ser Nari
tat ausmad,en aui Sahen, neld1o
,sarmer faufen. Tie llntcrbaltlmgs
fclten naren am Is. NnauIt 7.5T
hoher nls Dor 2 SSsabren.
Eflegerinneu
8eneralarst Wagee beitdtigte
baB mebr als 10000 Vileaerinnen
fir bas Mrmee Yflegerinnen 2orp.
benotist merben, einIhlieBlib 4OOG
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

SeoenfaQs miro Die umerita.
niide Irmee balo feline ginjGbrigen
mebr fennen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Testers Mouth Washe d

I'VE MAGIC Lanterns; Tobacco
Il Road Broadwsy'S S-year-old freak,
has come al last 70 the screen. Jceter
Testers mouth has been washed out with
soap and wafer. but there remains plenty
to make the saga OF the Georgia white
trash good cinema {. :. F.. The Marx Brothers
take their lunaiic caperS 10 the wide open
most gladstone OF their recent vehicles.
spisode-where they get change for a bill
viii throw YOU -. RObt Montgomery anC
and-take with Caroe Lombard in Mr..
strawberry Blonde James Cagney mulls
and Rita Hayworth very difficult choice.
there's where You meet the incest people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Fire Routs NJ Students

ANN 7AtfReB6R. Feb. IS - FIFTY
University of Michigan law stu
dents wer' routed from their
quarters IN the Lawyers Club last
night when bales of papers in the
basement of one of the sections
caught fire Ann Arbor firemen
fought the blaze for Is minutes.
Smoke filled the rOomS of many
of the residents. The damage was
estimated at several thousand
dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
14Drivers Jailed;
Court damned

With the heaviest Jam in Traffic
Court since last Summer. IA driv-
erS were sent TO Jail by Traffic
Judge George r. Murphy while
fines ranging from $40 to 500
were imposed on others.
SiXty-one new traffic violation
cases were brought into court, in
Guiding 10 for drunk. 33 for
reckless driving and five for no
operators license.
Drunk drivers and their SEN
fences were: Anthony Puninski.
81. of 1926 Trombley avenue. 30
days; Otis Cooper. 80. 145O Leland
avenue, 30 days; Bert p. Nc
Namara, 36. OF. River Rouge, &c
days; Dan Dololou. 81. of 2027
Twenty-third street. 20 days;
Arthur LeBourdaiS. 26, of 1854
! Grayfield avenue, 80 days; Harry
II. Krych. %, of 1854 Helen ave.
nue., 30 days. and Elmer Prieur
81, of % East Cicotte avenue
River Rouge. 30 days.
Reckless drivers: Donald f.
Kirk. IS, of 81 LaBelle avenue,
Highland Park, 10 days; Robert
II. Vearer. 20. of 2S625 Broad
moor avenue, Livonia Township
10 days; Paul Turney. 81. of River
Rouge. Z days; Charles V. Williams
Jr.. rs. of 1887 Harrison avenue.
10 days. and Louis Tintley. 81. of
81 LaBelle avenue, Highland Park,
10 days
Joseph Suvislak. 80. Of 1907
Jordan avenue. driving his car
without his license. which had
been revoked, received a 30-day
term. Vernon Stegar, IS. of 654
Adelaide avenue. driving without
q license recniNnd 10 DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Home Besieged,
Driver, IS, Fined
For Speeding

Eighteen-year-old John Mazzara
got a reckless driving ticket, but
took a motorcycle officer, six
scout car patrolmen. two cruiser
policemen and a police lieutenant
10 give it 10 him.
The story was unfolded before
Traffic Judge George T. Murphy.
where John was sentenced TO a
SIS fine and deprived of driving
rights for one year: after Judge
Murphy learned a traffic ticket
was no new thing TO him.
MaZZara was trailed at a as 10
SIS mile-an-hour clip for several
blocks on January % by Motor
cycle Officer Kenneth Campbell TO
the Mazzara home at 4845 Lake
wood avenue. There. John decided,
his home was his castle. Garaging
his car. he asserted:
This Is private property.
Get of.
Family and friends came out TO
investigate. John slipped into the
house and shouted from a window /:
get of this property or I'll
shoot"
Neighbors became alarmed for
the-officer's safety and called
police with an urgency that
started the lengthy caravan of
police cars. Thus reinforced,
Campbell entered and served the
ticket.
In court, Mazarra's father and
an attorney were contrite on
Johns behalf. Johns previous rec
ord included six speeding tickets,
one for illegal parking. one for an
improper left turn and one for
reckless driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Of All Places
2 Canadians Wake Up
They're in Detroit

Two Canadians who said they
could have been knocked over
with a pick-me-up when they
awoke in a freight car on the
American side of the Detroit River
were TO tell il TO the immigration
department today.
The pair, Ross J. Mcpherson.
81, Of Chatham. and Hugh b.
Campbell. 10, of Windsor said
they had "a couple of drinks
and got into the freight car in
Windsor thinking it would take
them to Chatham.
Instead they awokc-in the Grand
Trunk railroad yard. and in the
hands of immigration officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

lindsay arsenic ana old Lace" Is the
6cheSt rlsher among the straight plays
There Is plenty o. trade for Tho Corn
Is Green" NV Sister Eileen" "Old Ac-
ousintancc. M and Mrs North. and
CLAUDIA the latest click. some OF last
years hits hncer 70 Siandec trade and
two reveals have moppcd up These would
he Twelfth Night the Helen HAYES
Maurice Evans wreStie with Shakespeare,
and "CharleyS Aunt. which Is showing a
new generation how 10 laugh long and
loud Recent weeks have unearthed
some OF the ScrawnieSt turkeys ever 10
enter the Broadway barnyard but all told
The theatcr can count II Of as one OF its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
And Another Dorothy Parkerism

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Ben Hecht: generality thought
L IN ". Wi1ke
walking through history Shakespeare Few love to hear the
felt in Germany Joseph Conrad: Being woman is a
terribly difficult principally dealing
Oin Miller: Yes Lndbegh the Atlantic wide
considerably than when flew it
Ohialey like makes and mud
Dean Worry paid trouble before
DeCaSseres clarifies life Man StupefeS it, Woman
complexities Dorothy Parker BY the time you re
signing his passion infinite undyng
Lady, make this: one of you is lying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Gables Give Hitler Line on u. S.

TIVE WIRELESS; isn't hard spot Hes his
invitation cable him advice c. o. D.
the bs him the right he files the senders
BundSnan II it's insult the who
the Hun GRAND boys watch out for Berlin glad
l9 that
John T McNianus
years among
musical modes
adds things nicely like William Phelps
book review When the gloomy
always of the standbys and Fbber
MCGEE and Molly still hold handsomely with undmnshng
o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Vatican Paper Still Unframed

TIVE FRONT PAGES newspaper tanned is
the Vatican OSSeyatoe Romano edition nails the
NaFascist lies that tell the Catholic Church is their
side The Seang the Fascist have taken Africa have
made aayda the leading humors in Europe He talks yet of
the fierce resistance of GraZano Lbya-meanng
doubtless headlines
that Franco Mussolini agreed What likely
happened that he didn't like the warand Beno
agreed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

spaces in Go West" the
You'll have To watch one
from the floor, where IT
Gene Raymond play putt
and Mrs. Smith" In
over Olivia De Havilland
It's all a dream, proving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Walter Winchell
On B1'ONdscNy
Registered. Copyright, 1851
Notes of an Innocent Bystander

TIVE FIRST The first preferences week Of 1871 gave
Il Broadway stop and think Right away stopped
sproutng all The hottest ticket Lazy IN
P f17rWRh i pacing oney-conng musicals as
Purchase the Crouse-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

hDvERTIsEMENT
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
- Boys Take
Vows as Pages
inGaIahadOrder

NINETEEN MEMBERS Of the
boys Order of Sir Galahad Of
Grace Episcopal church were
made pages Of the order last eve
ming at colorful ceremonies. The
degree team of Pontiac. in full
regalia of the time of King Ar
thur conducted the ritual in the
Galahad room In the parish
house, and Rev. George A. Meri-
field led the benediction services
In the church.
Those who became pages were
Larry Calvert, Alvin Gilman,
Charles Sherman, Leroy Girson,
Milton Schwartz, Arthur Lining
ton, Ernest Braun, Donald Ger
key, Daniel Buckley, Scott
Buckley. Roy Newman. Leon
.VanDamm, Mickey Mcintosh,
Ralph Gilman, Bob Guillemin,
Bill Guillemin. Carl vosbers and
Bruce PARROT.
Leaders of the group are the
Rev. Merifield, Harold Sherman,
and Alex Walker.
Following the services, lunch
was served under the direction
Of Mrs. Merifield.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
Drive andWater Carnival
Planned by>GS Council

AT THE GIRL SCOUT
COUNCIL meeting yesterday.
plans were laid for a dessert
luncheon meeting of canvassers
for the Girl Scout drive. The
luncheon will be held on Thurs
day, May IS, atthe home of Mrs.
Puul w. Mckee. commissioner.
The drive will start the follow
ing Tuesday morning and con-
tinue through Wednesday eve
ming May 81. Complete plans
for the drive, funds from which
will be used to continue the
broad Girl Scout program, will
be announced In the near future.
The Water Carnival Of the Girl
Scouts, called "KinS Coles
Court" was the subject Of the
councils elaboration also. TO be
held at the Mount Clemens High
school swimming pool on May
10, under the direction Of Mrs,
Herbert Irish, Girl Scout direc-
tor. It will include every Girl
Scout In the city. Those who do
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

boys and girls who grow up
in IL.
II Susie's teeth are crooked at
twelve, the town marks her up
as homely, and no matter what
she makes of herself and her
looks later on, the best she can
expect to have said about her II
Well, Susie does pretty well
with what she had to start with.
She was such q homely girl"
NEVER 0UTGROWS
HIS FAMILY
And Joe never outgrows his
family, good, honest people,
but not much get-up-and-set. Al
ways just barely managing to
get by"
When you're young and eager
to show the world how good you
are, it's terrible TO be held down
10 the picture the home town
folks have of you. II ID seldom q
flattering picture.
The home towns of America
don't have much respect for the
poor but honest" They aren't
always the wholesome sort Of
places that writer's love TO paint.
They can be snobbish--and
they can hold down their young
people to what their fathers
were before them. II . bright
boy or girl wants 70 rise shove
his family. he msy have TO get
away from his home town.
No national defense u giving
the boys md girls Of the small
town . break. Il b giving thsm
their chance 70 get cut and make
good. i V one bright side Of .
dark situation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
Girl Scout News
GIRL SCOUTS will hold their

GIRL SCOUTS will hold their
swimming class on Friday after
noon Ut three o'clock promptly,
in Mount Clemens High school
pool, Mrs. Herbert Irish, Girl
Scout director. sunounced this
morning. There u no school on
Friday. permitting the class to
convene IN hour earlier.
MIR. AND MRS. Z. r. NUN
NEtEY will leove Thursday
morning for Washington. D. c..
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Nun
neley, Jr. They expect TO b
gone about q week.
MIR. AND MRS. CARL SAM.
PIE. eeK 0ellup avenue, On
nosince the birth q . daughter
at Sat o'clock this morning.
.
Mr.. AND mO. croNcI
BRANDY have returned % theif
home st - Lincoln aveuue
after wiutsshg n ylogids.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22
Event TO Be Held Tomorr cS Y
Afternoon and Evening

PLANS for the Host ~ House
Tea for the Salvation Army are
complete today. following q
meeting yesterday Of the wo-
mems committee.
The public Is cordially invited
to attend this event. to be held
in the Hostess House on Cas-
avenue tomorrow afternoon and
evening. The afternoon hours
are from three to six o'clock.
The evening hours, arranged TO
accommodate the men whose
business hours might prevent at
tendance in the afternoon, are
from seven TO ten o'clock.
Mrs. Lawrence Hickey, Of
Selfridge Field will preside at
the tea table from four to six
o'clock.
Assisting during the after
noon Is hostesses will be Mrs.
l.. Wade Fast, Mrs. Oswald Fleu-
.mer and Mr.. Carl Schimmel.
During the evening hours Mrs.
John Nunneley. Mrs. Paul s.
HIT, Mrs. Thomas w. Cross and
Mrs. p. X. McWethy will act as
hostesses. Mrs. Charles Ullrich
will present . piano program
during the evening.
Virginia Fleumer will take
charge Of the ticket collection
both afternoon and evening.
The committee expects q large
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-22

not have swimming parts will be
given other parts.
Mrs. William T. Cross II to
take charge Of pantomime and
dancing instruction for the
event, which will include water
races, stunts, diving, formation
swimming % well ~ some "land
operations"
Colorful backgrounds an d
bright costumes are b ei n &
plsnned for the carnival. Two
performances will " given.
an afternoon one for chill
dren and m evening show for
adults. Tickets are now In the
hands Of Girl Scouts for sole.
COOKIES AVAILABLE
Mrs. e. H. Mslbin, chs4rmsn
Of the recent cookie sale, report
ed to the Council that approxi.
mately $500 was cleared In the
sale. Some cookies are still avail
able at the Girl Scout office. The
troops which filled their quota
and went over the top In the sale
will be taken on their prize trips
to Greenfield Village on the first
Saturday in May, the third.
Transportation for these trips
was discussed at the meeting.
More effort toward patriotic
service Is to be an aim In work
ing with the Girl Scout interme-
date and senior groups next
year, it was decided by the coun-
Gil. 1t Is plannel to tie up the
service program of the Girl
Scouts with defense work by
having the troops do Red Cross
and other patriotic work.
Mrs. p. K. McWethy present
ed the budget for the year. which
was accepted by the council. The
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. E. r. Nunneley.