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Evening star., 1941-12-11

him to 1t. That will relieve both
sides of the problem.
Don't" sometimes works as .
suggestion for do"
when you pass the candy store
don't stop" Maybe the child had
not thought Of that, but now, being
reminded, he does stop.
Now don't ask Granny for .
nickel. Remember" There Is every
reason to believe that he will re-
member-to ask
Little children who are not yet
self sufficient need directions but
they ought to be brief. clear. to
the point and positive. These
children cannot comprehend long
speeches. Deal with them in words
that have distinct meaning to them
the name words, the nouns, like
store, list, dog. dinner, and then
the action vords-the verbs-bring
give. eat.
Bring bread" Is Q much better
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Bv Barbara Bell

When you get this dress on then
you'll truly appreciate the effective
job it does in making you look slim
and youthful. Pattern No. 15l3-B
has charm as well as dignity of line.
Note the graceful low neckline,
framed with q softening shawl col
lar. See how the bodice, darted at
the shoulders. has gracious fullness.
how it avoids the tight, straining
lines which make many dresses hard
to wear.
The easy feeling of the simple
shirtwaist top is continued in the
skirt, attached at dropped waist
line. By clever piecing a slimming
silhouette is achieved which reduces
curves to q minimum!
1t Is such a satisfactory dress
that after you have worn it all
winter long under your coat you
will enjoy it again this spring as
q costume for the street. A wide
variety Of materials is suitable
rayon crepes, silk crepe. fine woods,
bengaline, a soft faille or serge.
Excellent for black with white
collar. gray or the rich new colors.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1888
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Positive
instruction
To a Child
He Can't Take in
Long Speeches;
Stick to Point
By A nseIo Pafri

Good teaching practice calls for
positive instruction. That does not
mean dictation of every ssep, but
it does mean a positive direction
when one is given, do this" in
stead of Don't do that"
A class OF children who are given
q set Of don'ts before they begin
work are confused. II they are
primary children they are lost be-
cause words fatigue their minds
early In the lesson. especially words
Of warning:
Remember, keep your margin
Don't begin on the edge Of the
paper. Don't put your pen too far
down in the well. Don't put your
hands on your paper. Don't for
get to begin with a capital letter
Don't make q mistake in spelling
Don't write your name on the
right side Of the sheet. Don't
skip lines. Begin"
BY the time the positive direc-
tion comes the children are
swamped. Make the directions
few and positive: Look at the
copy. Mark your margin: turn
over and write your name" One
takes for granted that the task
before the children has been ex-
planned and the main points
taught. II not, the warnings will
not matter. If 50, they are not
needed.
Parents flood children with neg
ative directions It is 80 much
easier to say. Don't do that" than
to say. do this"
Don't bother me-" is q frequent
direction. The bothering child
needs something definite to do. Be-
fore you shake him Of with q
don't, look about and fix upon q
job that will interest him. and direc,
Evening star., 1941-12-11

direction to a 7-year-old than
Listen, dear; 90 to the store for
mother and ask Mr.. Crackercase
for q loaf of his best brown bread.
Now don't forget. A loaf Of his very
best brown bread. And don't stop
to play. Hurry home. Your father
Evening star., 1941-12-11

Is designed for sizes "a, 50. So. 40,
AZ. A. As and As. Size 36 requires
514 yards 35-inch material, y yard
for contrasting collar.
More Christmas ideas may Be
found in our fashion book. . COM
plete review Of styles available In
easy -to-follow patterns. Send is
cents for your copy today.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Matters of General Interest Washington and Vicinity

will soon be home wanting his
dinner"
In dealing with children stick
to essentials, get down to business,
and always. If humanity possible,
leave a little crack IN the routine
through which . childs own self
can creep.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Sc imponen a TODD raciocinio J
a toda prudencia y a TODD calcu
10 de la raz6n
Otamendi la dejaba hablar
fingiendo interesarse por 81
charla, que era de abrigos, de
sombreros, de modelos de trajes
para Ell tennis, de las senoras de
dos o tres clientes nuevos del
doctor, que Sc habian hecho ami
gas de ella.
He estado en- casa de Ma.
dame Lacordiere. y hemos sail
do JuntaS I'm momento. les una
sonora encantadora! iY til que
has hecho?
Sail un rato.... va tarde.
-Yo iba a venir a por tt, De
70 10 pense "Quiza va Sc ha mar
chado y perderia ell viaje." No
sotras hemos lido un POGO Dor la
Corniche, hacia Monaco.
E doctor asentia en- silencio.
Estaba ObServandO, como al
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

do, en- efecto cazador de fieras,
colono Y buscador de orc en- el
Canada y en- ell Sur de Africa,
y que tenia la %conciencia y la
moral de los aventureros, har-
tos de afrontar todos los peli-
gros, no Sc asuStaba ante la
idea de un asesinato!
FL sabria hacerlo con limpie-
"a.
Sin embargo, con su astucia
de zorro viejo, no quiso dejar
ahora traslucir, ante la. dinde
esta Ola llamada para EN- fran.
ces, EN- su pensamiento), su en-
tusiasmo por 10 que acababa de
p~roponerle.
lncluso quiso mostrarse pa
cato, recto, timido, sabiendo
que, en- el fcndo, NADIA enamora
tanto a una mujer como cierta
timidez en- ell hombre, y dijo:
-iBien! Pero haber una Co
sa que contenerme.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

aeSgalre, a esta mujer, que per-
Ola r~apidamente ante sus ojos
|Su capa de prestigio y de respe-
10 en- que hasta aquf habiala es
tado envoNiendo su amor.
Lo comprendia Otamendi: es
ia mujer no valia NADIA.
La adoraba, es c~ierto, la Sc
guia adorando con una passion
tuerte y prOfunda; pero va no
Ia estimaba como al princi-
pic; es mas: tenia que confesar
Sc que lie pesaba su compania.
que lie hacia sufrir de un modo
horrendo la duda de que Ague-
da no era buena.
A cada instante, cada dfa,
ell m@dico pensaba:
-lAgueda me engana!... "A
gueda anda en- malos pasos!...
Y esta noche igual.
Cuando la vi6 llegar tan
sofocada, tan animada... Guam
do Ia via en- Ia mesa, dablar con
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

-GQue cosa?-inquiri6 aho-
ra la marquesa, que habia vibra
do como un arpa, entreviendo el
triunfo de su amor.
-iTu marido !-cerr6 ell do
mador, hacienda un leve gesto
de pena.
La Cenci Sc decide a ir has
ia ell fin.
-iNo es mi marido !-mur-
mur6 a borbotones.
@Que decir til?
-iQue no es mi marido! Ese
hombre con ell que 70 vivo, no
es mi marido.... iEsta es la YER
dad! ~ yo te quiero a II, a II
NADIA mast
Petrokof miro ahora a su a.
mante con un asombro c6mico.
Sc lie habia caido la pipa de
los labios, y su boca Sc entrea-
bria con una sonrisa de sarcas-
mo immense.
AhOra sc reia interiOrmente
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

de su simpleza.
jC6mo no adivin6 este antes
lei, ell hombre listo y sagaz que
habia corrido TODD Ell mundo?
-Alors, Jno ser tn marido?
-pudo decir al fin.
NO, no. Es... un amigo, CO.
mo til. Y yo quiero irme de con
Ell, porque eStoy cansada, por-
que comprendo que eres til ell
hombre al que 70 adore
-Entonces..,.. Iese dinero, e.
Sc million, ser de tn amigo a tot =?
-desconfi6 ell russo
-iOh, no! FL dinero es milo.
Mi amigo es rico tambien, no
vayas a creerte. va compren :
deras que yo no soy una ladro-
nal
FL russo hizo un gesto de pi :
llastre que protesta ante una
iniquidad.
oh, Madame, 20 bien saber
que ID ser una gran dana, una
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

pensativo.
Una algeria loca le bailotea-
ba por ell pecho.
-iUn mill6n!...
Y un million cogido de golpe,
sin riesgos. sin peligros, sin ira
bajo...
El hombre, con su moral CT
MICA y brutal, Sc veia va por e.
sas tierras, lejos, muy lejos de
aquf, Tornado de oro...
Y entonces, icon que facili-
dad Sc desharia de esta mujer
estdpida, que venia a ~ofrecerle
un million, como en- los euentos
de hadas L..
iBah, Dimitri, que habia ST.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
Legion reanud6 aver su enrenamiento
HizO suantes con CabarlerO y Tony Domfnguez

Ell gladiator cubano Jose Le-
g6n reanud6 aver su entrena.
miento en- Ell gimnasio de la ca
lie Franklin y lie ayudaron, en-
los ejercicios con los guantes,
'"Pepe" Caballero Y ell camagde-
yano Tony Dominguez.
Logon sabe que lie convendria
mucho, en- cuanto a su ejecuto-
ria en- este pals, una victoria de
cisiva sobre Ki6 Yucatan.
Hoy cooperafan con 81 otros
gladiadores, entire ellos ell peso
ligero Ulysses Vale.
Kid Yucatan corrio aver cua-
tro millas, en- horas de la mana
ma, y mas tarde hizo ejetcicios
equivalentes q diez asaltos. q
yucateco seguira su' entrena-
miento hasta 81 microbes.
Frank La Marque lie ha ofre-
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
OEPORTES
Ell POLACO CHA MA
MANA CON Ell IRLANDES

Stanley Pinto, empresario de
luchas en- Phillips Field, anun-
cia para mahana microbes un
match" entire ell polaco Karl
Krauser, que venci6 la semana
pasada a John Swensky, y ell ir-
landes Patricio O'Shaugrnessy,
a quien muchos de sus admira-
dores llaman ell "asesino."
FL campe6n del peso compile
to ligero J.. Swensky, tendra de
contrario a Babe Kosabowski
en- un match especial.
Sc abrira ell programa con ur
encuentro entire Charlie Grub
meye y Ray Schwartz.
Regiran los precios de cos.
tumbre.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

DANA del mundo TODD alto! Pc,
70, ~ til marido a tot, don SCI
el maintenant?
En- Espana. iHace mudhc
tempo que no 10 veo, que no 81
NADIA de 81!
-iEl marido!-cerr6 Petro-
off con immense sarcasmo-; Ell
marido no saber NADIA, no ser.
vir para NADIA, solo para estor.
bo!..... En- fin, til poder empe-
Ear a hacer los preparativos
que til querer a tot!
-Asi, Iel jueves nos vamos?
ESQ es; lie jeudi A las once
horas de la mahana.
%
Esta noche, durante la eena.
Sc mOstr6 Agueda locuaz y CO.
municativa en- sumo grade.
Estaba animada, contenta.
con una animation y una ale
grfa que lie era impossible depri-
mir, esas alegrias...., fIsicas que
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
LIGA NACIONAL

Pete Reiser gan6 Ell juego de
aver para ell Brooklyn, dispa-
rando un jonron y dos hits, ep
cinco veces al bate. Fue su cua-
triangular nGmero once de la
temporada.
La victoria 10 TOGO a Casey,
que reemnlaz6 al eficiente vete-
rano Fitzsimmons.
Rutcrer lanz6 en- 1ltimo lu
gar, despues de tanning. Viii
kle y Dietz, y lie TOGO la derrota.
Alfonso Lopez bate6 un hit en-
cuatro veces al bate. Los bod
gers aumentaron su ~ventaja en-
ell primer lugar. .
P~ittsburg sc, Oh, &c; Broo-
klyn &c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
LIGA AMERICANA

Solo sc efectu6 I'm desafio
Los Senadores batearon opor-
tunamente y con sus 8 hits pa
saron A veces la gonna.
La victoria supo alcanzarla
Sundra, dejando en- siete shifts
a los bateadores contrarios.
Ell pitcher Gromek sali6 con
las manos go la cabeza.
Washington &c, Oh, lie; Gle
velend &c 7h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

que bateaba con un promedio de
294, Y 81 IS Leo Boudreau, pro >
bablemente no podran jugar en-
10 que resta de la temporada.
Trosky recibi6 una doble le-
sion en- ell pulgar de la mano IL
quierda, al chocar aver con Ted
Lyons. Cr6ese que Boudreau,
con un promedio de 256, tiene
una hernia como resultado de
un golpe que recibi6 en- Ell sep
timo inning.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

cido al vencedor de la pelea &C.
ne Molnar-Pep Caballero un
match con George Abrams.
en- Miami.
A las cuatro de la tarde en-
pezara hoy ell entrenamiento de
Legion.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Ray Bonti, ul p1gil de LAB H.
bras, fue puesto a dormir por
All Dunbar, en- Broolyn, y des-
pues ingres6 en- ell Hospital no
ruego, en- grave estado.
Bonti no recuper6 ell conoci
miento y ell teniente medico Ko.
bert lie hizo conducir al hospital
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Los Gigantes apabullaron dos
veces a los Cubs, utilizando Ter
ry a los valiosos pitchers Schu-
macher y Melton.
Pemiti6 Schumacher siete
hits, en- ell primero, y Melton So
10 cuatro, en- ell segundo. LAMA
dores mahratados, Passeau y
Larry French.
Chicago DC, IN, De; New
York Gosh, De.
Chicago 1c, An lie; New York
7c, 13h, Oe.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Make Shapiro, peso ligero
del East Side, venci6 a Leo Ro-
dak la semana pasada, en- Eb-
bets Field, Brooklyn.
Kodak atac6 espectacularmen
tie, en- ell decimo asalto; pero Sha
piro lie devolvi6 la aggression y
con una fuerte derecha a la man
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Con su doble victoria de. aver
y la derrota de los Piratas, ell
Cincinnati subi6 al tercer lugar
de la Liga, bajando ell Pitts
burgh al cuarto. Beggs gan6 el
primero, sustituyendo a Moore,
y Gene Thompson ell segundo.
Pitschers atropelladOs: Beck
Y Podgajny.
Cincinnati 13c, 14h, De; Phi
ladelphia &c, 11h, lie.
Cincinnati &c, 8h, De; Phila.
delpria &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

dibula lie hi1o caer sObye una 70
dilla.
Sc le hizo la cuenta de nueve
Y al levantarse Sc ''agarr6," CO.
mo medida de precauci6n.
Shapiro sangr6 de la nariz en-
varios de los asaltos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Ell dia &c, en- la Madison
Square, Gus Lesnevich comba-
tira con Tami Mauriello, defen-
diendo ell primero la corona de-
peso complete ligero.
Lesnevich sera agasajado en-
Mackensack como uno de los
campeones del estado de N, Jer
sey.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
CON LOS GUANTES
NOVA Y LUIS - "PUNETA-
EOS COSMICOS". - MAUI
RIELLO CONTRA uESNE-
VICH

Lou Nova posee ahora, seg1n
sus propagandistas, "punetazos
c6micos."
Frente a Luis sc convertiran
en- punetaZos.... "c6micos."
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

ST, senor, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
Y cslle Is
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
LASTIMADOS DOS DE LOS
MEJORES PELOTEROS DE
LOS INDIOS

Cleveland, agosto 19.-Dos de
los mejores p%eloteros de los In
dos de Cleveland. Hal Trosky,
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Lou Nova pesa ahora 30 Ii
bras y rebajara su peso a 203.
Jose Luis pesara de 202 a 203
libras.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Larry Fontana, con un peso
de 152, derrot6 al puertorrique-
no Jose Rodriguez, que pesaba
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Jose Luis Sc entrenara en-
Greenwood Lake, comenzando
Ia semana que viene.
La decadencia del campe6n,
segdn algunos, no es otra cosa
que una base para crear interes
y que Ell p1blico lleve sus d6la-
res a las taquillas.
Esto Sc apreciara ell dfa 10 de
septiembre, en- ell Estadio de los
Yankees.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

Nova estableci6 aver su cam
pamento en- Pompton Lakes
ME siento muy bien-decla-
r6. Mahana martes empezare-
mos Ell e~ntrenamiento ordena-
do"
LIE aconseja Ray arlen, su d.
rector; Ray Arcel, su entrena-
dor, y Bobby Dawson, un "espe
cialista."
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

1853. A Jose lie hicieron la cuen-
ia de diez en- Ell segundo asalto.
La gaceta., 1941-08-19
DOCTORS
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR UGLY sJNFAcs
PIN PILES
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No pAse humillaciones pOr tsnor
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cuf1. ZEMO contiene 10 de los
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Por specialists de gran meritO.
Una prueba lie convcncera, IS cts.
60c , $l.01 Eb cualquier boti@a.
dientes medicos, recommendation
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

Hank Now
Anti-Tamk
Gunner

OBATTLE CREEK, Mich. May
l4-tR-Hank Greenberg. star
outfielder of the Detroit Tigers
and now q selectee in the US.
army, today was assigned to the
anti-tank company, second In
fantry, fifth division, stationed at
Fort Custer. The assignment
was made by command Of Maj.
Gen. Joseph M. Cummins, COM
mander of the fifth division.
The anti-tank company is un-
der the direct command of Capt.
Glenn A. Skies, and already
Greenberg has been assigned by
Captain Skies to the rife squad
ron of the company. Hank start
ed training with the squadron
today.
Greenberg revealed today that
he had submitted a request to
remain with the fifth division
here after having been assigned
earlier to the 32nd division,
Camp Livingston, La. When the
opening occurred in the anti
tank company he was given the
assignment.
Greenberg will leave Fort
Custer with the second infantry
next Tuesday for spring ma
neuvers ut Camp Forrest, Tenn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

5e|irldgs ohItsss
are Transferred
Nea-FlyieN of6esrs
Go @ othos poiats

Give Selfridse Field monthly
ing administrative officers hsve
received War Department orders
transferring them I. the Philip
pines Department, according to
Selfridge Field air base head
quarters.
Capt. William b. Luetzel, 1891
Beverly blvd, Berkeley. we'll
known In the Detroit area q IN
Officers Reserve Corps figure. u
one Of the five officers ordered TO
foreign service. They win leave
San Francisco early next month.
Others included In the order
are Capt. Russell v. Ritchey.
Huntington. Ind; LIST Lieut..
Ralph b. Scheibley. Tiffin, o.:
LIST Lieut.. Leroy Everett; and
End Lieut.. John p. Gillespis.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Brigadier General Henry 3.
Clagett, 9Th Pursuit Wing, and
Selfridge Field air base COM
mandins general, was recently
transferred froL, Selfridge Field
to the Philippines. arriving In
Manila last week. Lieut. Col. 81.
H. George, 9Th Pursuit Wing ex-
ecutive officer at Selfridse Field
accompanied General Clagett h
the Philippine ~ atinn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

From Henry A. Colgate,
president Of The Seeing Eye,
Inc, comes . letter spiking
persistent rumors which have
led blind persons to believe
they can obtain . Seeing Eye
dog simply by collecting emp
ty cigarette packages and the
like.
Let's read the letter: From
time to time during the last sew
eral years a rumor has arisen
in various parts of the country
to the general effect that a blind
person might obtain q Seeing
Eye dog by collecting a speci-
fled number of empty cigarette
packages or cartons, empty
match folders, q certain quantity
of tin foil or other similar OBJ
jects.
"There Is absolutely no truth
to any Of these rumors. We
have been successful In stop
ping them In one locality, only
to have them crop ont later In
another. Perhaps one reason
for the spread Of such rumors
ut the present time II the ef-
fort Of well-intentioned peo-
pie to collect tin foil for war
and war relief purposes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Help Bowels
Eliminate That WASTE Regularly
Confoins Nofiina Drastic

n these days OF worry, nervous strain and faulty
habits, its no wonder the stomach sometimes gets
ovsfworked and clogged bowels often 'cry out fd
helpl Then mere laxatives alone may fail TO bring
glorious relief. When you feel low, nervous and
played out, what you may need IL to stimulate the
stomach and bowels In their digestive and elimi-
native functionA You can do it with DR.. Peter
Fahsney's genuine stomschic tonic prescription
called ALPEN KRAUTER.
APEN KRAUTER 10 more than Just lana
tive, i 10 carefully compounded from 10 different
medicinal roots herbs and botanicala just table
spoonful two before breakfast and upon retiring
works 70 help he function aids and speeds
digestion, regulates the bowels increases elimna-
tioo BY way Of the kidneys. That exaggerated feel
ng Of gas and bloet eases away. You ind blues and
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Find out yourself )ust what Alpen Krauter can
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e Alpen Krauter today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Friends Successor
10 b Named In June

"a successor to Clifford Friend,
who resigned recently a. held
executive for the Clinton Valley
Council of Boy Scouts, will be
named sometime in June. the
Scout Council decided following
dinner at Gordon's Grill last
night.
Members decided to postpone
the appointment until the vari-
Gus Scout executive training
schools hold graduating exer-
cises.
Twenty-eight Scouts win be
guests Of Circuit Judge Neil z.
Reid at his Drummond Island
cottage from NAY % to May 81.
IL was announced.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Fuehrer Presses Military
Plons for Intensive War
Ship Wevnins Seen a. Direct
Reply TO y. s. Aid Moves

oBERLIN. May II - up =
Adolf Hitler, plunging ahead
with his military campaign
while the world puzzled over
the flight of his right-hand man,
Rudolf Hess, to Scotland, de-
clared today that ships risking
the Red Sea supply route to Suez
would expose Themselves to de-
struction.
The waters he placed in the
Nazi war action area included
the northern third Of the Red
Sea which President Roosevelt
recently declared open to Amer
lean ships.
The warning, seen here as OBJ
viously directed at the United
States, said the development of
the war in the eastern Mediter-
ranean made it necessary to de-
clare the northern Red Sea an
operations zone. It added that
"war actions of German armed
forces" could be expected there
and that every ship travelling in
the area exposes itself to de-
struction by mines or other wea-
pons of war"
DANGER ZONE
The new danger zone takes
In the CULTS Of Suez and Aqaba,
At the head of the Red Sea, and
the sea itself as far south as the
tropic of cancer - roughly 500
miles south Of the Suez canal.
Only the territorial waters of
Saudi Arabia along the east of
the sea were exempted. Regu-
lations for travel In the sdanger
zone by specially-marked ships
Of pilgrims were reserved.
Uniformed circles in Washing
ton said last night the German
action had been anticipated and
was not expected to change the
United States plan for getting
supplies through the sea to Suez.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
ALLEGATION
Work Starts
Beard Toekles
Annual Problem

OThe huge task Of determining
the 1912 tax rate was tackled
this morning as the Macomb
County ALLEGATION Board held its
hrst session.
Roy M. McEinstry, Mount
Clemens attorney, is chairman.
Others on the board are: Joel
Frost, of Armada; Frank Wei
gand, of Warren township;
School Commissioner Will l..
Lee; Harry S. Donaldson, treas
urer Of Union School District No.
/ and County Treasurer Carl B.
Brandenburg.
Working according to the is
mill tax limitation, the board
last year set the county tax rate
at Ave and one-half mills.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Graduation Clod
Dead|lne Tomorrow
Green Firm Announces
Thussdey Lest Dsy

oThursday 10 the deadline for
Mount Clemens students to reg
lister II they wish their names
placed on the dial Of the Grad
uation Clock" sponsored by M.
L. Green and Son, local jewellers.
On Friday, the names Of APP
proximately 22S graduates Of
Mount Clemens High and st.
Mary's High school will be
started ON its run to select the
names Of q boy and girl sradu-
ate.
The winners will be presented
Gruen wrist watches as gradu-
alton gifts.
Registrations may be made at
the jewelry store up to $50 p.
m. Thursday.
The watches and the clock are
on display in the jewelry store
window.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Rinke Honored
by Breeders
Will Represent
Stote at Conceive

OJohn A. Rinke Of Warren Is
one Of the five Michigan Holstein
breeders elected to represent the
state at the seth annual conven-
ton Of the Holstein- Friesian As
ISOLATION of America, to be held
at Hotel Olds in Lansing. Mich,
June "a. The others from Mich
igan are: Herbert A. Miller of
Ionia; Sarah v. H. Jones, Ro-
chester; A. j. Jones, Three
Rivers, and Hugh G. Aldrich. of
East Lansing.
Delegates from every state In
the union and the District of Co.
lumbia will attend the conven-
ton. June 3 will be open forum
day and any interested person
may participate whether or not
he is an official delegate. All
business will be transacted June
4 and the day will be climaxed
by q banquet. Many of the dele
gates will attend the Royal
Brentwood sale, which will be
held at East Lansing, on June 2.
There are 1923 delegates from
the entire nation. elected by bal
lot from and by the 80, 900 men,
bers of the Holstein-Friesian As
ISOLATION of America. Each men,
Der votes only for delegates from
his own state and each member
is eligible for election as q del
egate.
The District of Columbia and
each state has at least one dele
gate, and additional ones in pro-
portion to the number of men,
bers In the state.
AS Michigan has a large num-
Der Of members 1t has a delega-
ton of five.