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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Daughters Of The American Revolution Honor Washington Bin
Chinese Party Draws
Many Reservations

MUCH INTEREST 10 being
shown In the Chinese dinner
and card party being given
Thursday evening 1t the Kings
Dsushters Home 1t $50 o.
clock. Loyal Workers Circle ID
giving the party, and the pub.
lie u invited. A beautiful
handmade quilt will b swarded
by the committee In charge.
Reservations may b made
by calling the general chair
man. Mrs. Wayne Leach, phone
1914.
Among those who are plan
ming to attend are Mrs. Blanche
Cutcher. Miss Ada Dittrich. Mrs.
Charles Daugherty, Mrs.. Clsr-
enee Frederick. Mr.. end Mrs.
Jack James, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Young, Mrs. Ernest Howell.
Mrs. Jennie Kidd, Mrs. e. b.
Lemke. Mrs. Emma Leary. Mrs.
Flora Nye. Mrs. Mary Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rolf, Mrs.
John Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Streu and daughter Shirley.
Mrs. Emma wilkinson, Mrs. Jo-
seph Shaw, Mrs. Oscar Hawn,
Mrs. F. Cairns, Mrs. Herman
Brunke, and Mrs. r. z. Alguire.
THE MARGARET BOTTUME
CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters
held q successful salad luncheon
and bridge party on Friday aft
ernoon at the Kings Daughters
Home on Market street. There
were ~ tables. Mrs. Clarence
Wilson and Mrs. Floyd Rosso
won the house prizes. Mrs. Ed
ward c. Willert was general
chairman.
WORD has been received that
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Payne OF
Sokota, Nigeria are the parents
of son Richard Gail. born on
January 4. The baby weighed
six pounds, Ave ounces. DR.. and
Mrs. are former residents Of
Selfridgs Field, where DR..
Payne was attached to Base hos
pital, before he became . mis-
siouary.
CHRISTIAN r. MATTHEWS,
JR. was honor guest at . family
birthday celebration yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Mat
thews and children, Mrs. John
Butcher, Mrs. Florence Adams,
Jean Adams and Joan Mat
thews all spent the day In De-
troit.
MRS. ANNA SHANAHAN ID
undergoing treatment in st.
Joseph's hospital. 80
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Civic Chorus to Have
Party tuesday

THERE WILL BE an airplane
bunco party for members Of
the Mount Clemens Civic Cho-
rus Tuesday evening, February
IS. The party will begin at $50,
right after the regular re-
hearsal, in the Community
Room of the High School.
There will be a door prize
and prizes for bunco.
Members will adjourn to the
High School cafeteria for punch
and cookies after the party.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

ATOP Z lovely coiffure with
soft bsnoB In front md chignon
IN beck u Louiseanders' smart
little navy straw position. The
brim d faeod In red. the yelling
navy bluo, and The shining rings
on tn crown ere loosely rolled
circles q silvesy vinylite.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
: WE THE WOMEN >
25-Year Old Paragon
is Not All Women Could Want

walked Z 8l1l around Z tlOOr I'm.
der the impression that he was
dancing"
SOUNDS SILLY
Instead Of reporting on q man
who has never eaten In q restau-
rant, let them find Z man who
has never been guilty Of taking q
girl to dinner IN q restaurant
where the music was good, the
lights low, the girl In q romantic
mood-and then talked about
another girl or his Job all even.
ing.
When the Navy finds q ybuns
man with oil those positive vir.
tues, and Z few more besides,
then It's time 10 let young Miss
America knew about him.
oUT-OF-TOWN guests at the
Karkowsli- Ustss wedding Sat-
urday morning and reception in
the evening, were Mr.. mad Mrs.
william Foltx, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Boltinghouse and son
Chester, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Catelins. Ill Of Detroit.
SALLY ANN SIA6ldS, who ID
eight years old today, had Der
birthday party Saturday, when
eight little friends Joined her for
. party. Red, white and blue
color scheme was used, In honor
Of Washington's birthday.
.
MKS. WALTER TENrON Is
entertaining members Of the
board Of directors Of the Garden
Club 1t dessert luncheon and
business meeting today ut her
home On 0oravian drive.
-
THE SILVER CROSS CIR.
Gle Of Kings Daughters will
meet on Wednesday afternoon,
1t $50 o'clock, 1t the home of
Mrs. Z. J. Havens, elh North
Broadway.
EILEEN RAGE was honor
guest Saturday evening At q
surprise birthday C her home
"a Euclid avsuue. The evening
was spent In dancing and games.
z. Z. c. 0nLS CLUB viii
inset Wednesday evening at
7:30 O'Clock. @ the home Of Mr..
Raymond Kolm, sugar Bush
road.
Mr.. AND MRS. ELL
WORTH VAUGHN of New Bal
timore announce he arrival Of
. con, born Satsrdsy evening in
.. '0''eA'' ss!'':l.
Mn. AND llHs. JOHN II.
YOUNG. q ysj6. Mich. were
tbe wook-sud eusges q Mr.. and
oseas 0snnisoo. q Lincoln ave-
uuo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

For Springtirae Af

10 Satisfy that cspvine ~
something bright and dscidedly
new, that overtakes mast q u
at this time of year--try ma)s.
Inc yoslrselt this eharmine 6koc)I,
In coloeful print. h pestal psln
rayon. OF dark hat crepe. Ooolon
No. 0ee< q SURE 70 Gums o11t
right 10 fit beautifully 800 md
make . smarter. happiar roirl q
youi simplicity itssN. 3 ~ jaot
the detsilinS thst ypulAlal ~.
tires look best II. In he1iea :
satherVd 10 givs . uetle bos-
en- tullnesA tbe eoeoolak walk
line dimjnjs1es yeuf mjdri6 %
wand-ljke sllmneoa The Sk1rt
he's m easy dare. x
Eznphssiss ths ilattssine linz
Of the neck. md W. Sn0et
sleeves, with : band q cen1rast.
and dot your bodice with but-
tons o shown IN TIE UlEoecA;
buttons ers % vssy snsrt; YVU'll
b delighted with the vhooo ~
feet, end - win yous puhlle..
Pattern No. eoo4 = 1oni0nQ1
tor sisss -. II, 70. -. ~ o1S
10 rqQuicoe ~ yor9o - -
inch Haates1al WItAout napI ~
yards e trimnagpino. & SSEy
& a.f.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

MN. AND mrs. c. W. TYSON
entertained 10 guess Tor dinner
Saturday evening C their home
On Lodswyck svluue.
Mr.. AND Mus p. Z. Ne.
WETHY rsturued 1ast svUuins
from . week snd visit With relS-
tives In Marshall. }
. . -
Bully CROSS, snall en- az
Mr.. and Mn. Wtlliam =, ctueeI
Euclid svenue, y conilnsd % HE
home with mumps.e
go - EN.
MSS lSAHIL TIDNAN.
Miller street, had ~ her wuok.
snd guest Mn. y. 3. o'Nourke
Of Hjchmond.
lRs. WALTER WOODS co.
tssto)ne1 ~ 4Innee, dub 1T
uroay evon1no. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Breakfast Discussion
Club To Meet Tomorrow

MRS. GUY VERKLER will
entertain members Of tn e
Breakfast Discussion Club at
her home on Hollywood court
tomorrow morning. Mrs. G. p.
Harwood Of st. Clair Shores
will be co.hostess.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Mercer and Mrs.
J. A Moss will BEN charge Of
the psoeram
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Nation S First Presis
is Feted at Coloniaf

80"
IN HONOR Of George Wash
ington. the Daughters Of The
American Revolution Saturday
gave . lovely Colonial tee. More
than ITS women attended the
event, given In the esrly Amer
lean home OF Mrs. Duncan Hub
bard on South Broadway.
Mrs. Hubbard and many OF
the members of the committees
working on the party wore
Colonial costume, and sddins To
the interest was the exhibit 81
old glassware IN the various
rooms. and the bake sale In the
sunroom. ~
General chairman Of the
event was Mrs. Christian r. Mat
thews, The bake sale was il,
charge Of Mrs. Harry p. John
son. Mrs. L. r. Hirth OF utics.
and Mrs. Ray Norman Of st.
Clair Shores.
GLASS EXHIBIT
Mrs. Carl Schimmel had
charge Of the exhibit Of old
glass, which drew much inter-
est. Colored pieces were placed
on the broad windowsills in the
bedrooms upstairs where the
sunlight shone on II most e6ec-
lively. Other pieces were dis
played both upstairs and down.
stairs and guests found II OF
great interest.
Among the most interesting
pieces was . compete made in
England In 1879 70 comsnemo-
rate the Canadian Witt q The
Marquis and Alarehjooeos a
Lorn. 01 milk white china, III
compots u decorated with the
rose of cnsland, III shamroeA
Of Ireland, The thigtle % ecotr
land. tn maple leo6 q Canade,
and . relief q TIA Marquis end
Warehouses;.
Another piece which drew
much comment was tlae bread
plate with The broad border n.y.
Ing "0ive Us This Day Our
Daily 1read." a Sheef q whoal
decorated Ia eentee.
UNIQUE Deo1LAY
Tha eell4ctton q Lion gaaas
was shown On Ma Huhbofd,g
SQUARE pima. y t1So pioeo a
The cola Y0ttGSn WoG ln1orooting.
This wes = compote, md diag ~
the pattern wseu oCdogod H.
S(rOyOd ~ ~ Unitot otaeoG
GovesAuAsnk sinea e = aoainsl
II ~ % ~ Jlpfod asetic1ss r.
- coeaDty Z eo1nnoe ~ ooGll
puSpoeoo, Only = ~ p1oooo r.
this 49, ~ ~ ~, ss~ =
4 Iha~ No. ~ g p IN "a
csnght ~ attenf) ~ 81 j 4 A.
c0voGod eoenp0ea WllQoe 11Cl =
~ u lndIan $3.50 ~ rtoG1
6splceed plspseR IN Ssplp11
% loGyeoblp. M
GfSahersy sIasg. pieces = IT.
6hedoom4 ~, = eraee vii ovos
loonveoFA petterW egsa countleGu
oenGgn aDode ~ aiGplny reolly
u1li,Dool. Amoog tacoe who
looned pisces were Mn. Geosge
John, MrD Clayton StubGA Mn,
John Duteher, Nh. 0ooero 1lor~
Ael4. lGrs. LaWyonce 1eheet.
Nh. =. i. HiStA q Jtlea, Nh.
Nay Norman q 81 CLAIR uAeres,
Nh. Ired preitneyse, Mn.
Harvey Scott, Mn. Laelia nut
IT.. Nh. Perry i. lyish md
Mn Hubbard. n 81
D1AUxWpL I.
DECORATIONS
Tho dining Tpom NJ e1oe-
lively doeog1ted With re6s 1Al)e
and blue aowesy. Ihe loyoly
table centesplece used re4 Co.
natieuo Snaa1ed ooajnGf Nv go
dlestielks holding blne toQoEs
.1enkine . crystal hlEsyieone ~,
jndsr holding I'd caruo1jeuD III
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

q restaurant.
II those are
virtues - they
are too negative
to interest the
| young women
ot 1910.
Not that they
don't appreciate
The N w 70.
Emuiting Officers
finding cut such
things about the
yolln3 Men OF
the 6 Y q tr y.
They do. But
what they would
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Harold
Widrts; auditor, Mrs. Harvey
Hammond; auditors holding o.
er. Mrs. Pat o'Grady anA Mn.
Agnes Psltisr. NJ
n thu a&etrupolitan clsl1 ~
new Officers are: Pat 0'0yady,
president; Thomas Tuscany, first
vice-president; Charles Lude.
man. second viee-pregident;
Bertram Loxen, recording 60
rotary: Jed Murphy, iinAncill
secretary: Donald Albrecht,
treasurer; Fred Tuscany, eer-
seant-at-arms; and I'd Lossns
Donald Parent and G. Edwagd
Willert. trustees.
Among the Grand officers
present were Grand president,
Mrs. Fairman, Of Pom aae;
Grand auditor, Mrs. Patke, q
Pontiac; Grand vice-prssident
Joseph Sherlock, Of HAM
tramck; Grand recording secro-
tary, Bernard Roster, Of 0r1nd
Rapids, Grand auditor, and RAut
Pepke, OF Dearborn. There yvsro
many guests from out-of-town.
Mrs. Pat o'Crady snd Mn.
John Gillett were In charge q
the party. Assisting them were
q group including MTs. Charles
Sanders, Miss Frederick, Mr..
Tuscany. Mrs.. Brunke. Mr..
Wayne Adair, and Mr.. AZ
brecht.
John Gillett was chairman Of
the mems committee and his ~
sistants were Jed Murphy, John
Miller and Pat O'Grady.
TWENTY-FIVE MEMBEA0
Of Asbury League enjoyed
the interesting talk on mis-
sionary work In India. given
at the meeting last evening n
the Methodist church parlorS,
by the Rev. Harold Hayward q
the Baptist church.
HAND IN HAND Circle viii
hold an all day meeting On
Thursday ut the Kings Dauohr
ters Home on Market street. ~
ginning ut ten o'clock. Plsns n,
clude sewing for the Red Gross,
with potluck luncheon served q
noon.
THIRTY-FfvE MEMDEHS q
the Baptist Young Peoples
Union gathered 1t the home d
the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hsy-
ward last evening for . social
hour. following services In the
church.
KINGSLEY q. PURT0N u IN
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. visiting
Mrs. Purton and their thrse
children, who are spending six
weeks vacation there.
" - = .s,"
MRS. CHARLES MclSINe.
TRY. Of Memphis. Mich, u o
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
N. McKinstry where sle u r.
covering from pneumouis.
M 3t.
!. MIR. AND. MRS. HARLxy
KING Of New Haven an "
parsuts Of . new dauoAAor.
born Sunday afternoon b g.
~Joseph's hospital.
MRS. HARRY D0NALpoooe
left yesterday IT, peytoR, a. -
visit Cspt. end Ma nc. ~
blsdsy and cAildssa q wylU
Eield
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
BY RUTH MuLETT

THE NAVY has discovered q
man. Is, who has never talked
with . girl on the telephone,
Rugged or kissed Z Girl, never
had . drink Of Liquor, never
danced, never ordered . meal
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24


have officers find and report on
men with more positive virtues.
For instance, instead Of fiudins
. man who has never called . ejri
on the telephone jet than find
. man who he's never tolophouod
Z girl 1t the last minute ana then
said bluntly, Have you not :
date tonight?"'
Instead Of finding q man who
has never Rugged or kissed Z
girl, let them find = man who has
never put = girl In the esnbar-
raising position Of being asked.
May ] kiss your"
Instead Of finding Z man who
has newer had Z drink Of liuuor.
let them find Z man that liuuor
hes never made mean, mushy or
MogUoe.
Instead Of saying 'Hsre's q
man who has never daneed'' let
them my Here's Z man who has
never asked = girl taller than he
70 dance. and who has never
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Coming Events



ehssSes In sesulss ssestlaos, esn 1900.
Mon Feb s4Annu:l card party sponsored BY Donaldson
Mothers Club. at Donaldson school ct pm The public
% -. and Emory q w.: concert Of
Civic Lecture Series: in Mount csmsns Hss school audi q.
ce e & ss. .
the home Of Mrs Leslie Thouns. 81 Market street at
Mon FOB sc.rden Club lesson Two on riow.r Arrange.
mens n Mount Clemens Savings Bank Community Room.
Mon FEB Girl roller skating party. at a.rv.y'.
Mon. FEB Young wom.ns Methodist Guild, At the hom.
o Of s x. S:sa asse;ss %
mon Of ~. Ron rDty - Mos: s,! r:s ns
home Of Howard 10 H0 M tn:
Mon, FEB: M-rranz Kuhn Lodge knights Of ryth.s.
in Pythian hail. at $50 pm.
Mon, Feb 24-Americsn Legion, in Legion clubhouse At
Mon Feb s4-v ". Auxiliary grocery party in Veterans
Tues, Feb. ss:nes card party Of Dickinson prA :. tn.
Richard Dsxes.ssrs ii Ttsh .s1:.t to
Tues Feb 2sGames party for members Of Mount Clemens
Civic Chorus toowins rehearsal in Community Room Of
Tues ssr..kfs.s discussion Club. :. tn. ho. Of
Mrs Guy Verkler II Hollywood court at 10 am.
Tues Feb sS-Maecabees card party in Barron hall.
Tues. FEB: cwid. card parties. sponsored BY I..,a.
Tues, noon on. and svsnas Mrs. a.a Alton Ne: sh,.a
uae.tins At sssdss hotel :. go p "0''0' 0'nef
Tues Feb. as-card party ct Kings Daughters Home at
Tues Feb. 25st Louis Four O'clock Club at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Hrysr H. 70 vitth street q pm
wal car. r party: g y church S Pas;es from noon on
Of Mrs Stanley Young Brooks street. 1t pm.
We'd Feb 20Chinese Dinnsr, followed BY cards. In Kings
We'd Feb 5e-Perpetu. Help Club Of st. Louis parsh, 1t
the home Of Mrs Joseph Charbeneau. los Avery street.
wed Feb. ao-chld Study Group 2. At the home Of Mrs.
Carl Sterner Kendrick avenue, 1t pm.
Wed. Feb. 2esver Gross Circle Of Kings Dsushtsss At
the home Of Mrs. Pearl Havens North Broadway
We'd ysb ae-chid Study Group at the home Of Mss. A.
Levine. 100 South Wilson boulevard, at pm.
wsd FEB sc-Tniy Lutheran Willing Workers. st Lutheran
w.d Tsb. aezEc. Girls Club At the home Of Mr.. Ray.
mond Kohn, Sugar Bush Road ct 7:30 pm.
Wed Feb 76-In His Name Circle Of Kings Daugers 1t the
the home OF Mrs Charles GEandy, ale Cas- avenue. 1t
Wed Feb g Of Zion Evangelical Church. ct the
home OF MIR. Herman Bossow. 20 Gallup avenue, ct
Wed Feb ssAmercan Legion building benefit party. in
Thurs Feb 37Bsps Ladiot Ala n IL home az Mr. Ar.
thur Muller 30 Euclid avenue. at pm.
Thurs Feb :T=Hand N Hand ccis s.day sswns soe Red
,ss y HnSs UeusnsssS Home, st 10 am. Poiuck
Thurs Isb a7Ross club q g. Lon. pari6 !. II. hom.
r,,. o NE NE Hse.rs vos:l oSian nssd g PIP:
Raul, sls- csockR boulevard q pm.
Thurs, Feb 97Untsd WesAat Circle q Kings pnusters
q ~ bone Of Ma Robert fchsA So Ncrth 0sssics,
mms. Yss s7-Ho,ysoss Club q q re. ,.r,A = u.
hone q Mrs Jcsph oallssba. 90 NostS svsn,ss, 4
rsrs S:s sz-s.srs.r,. ss.,sn. cAv,. !. =. s.n. .,
1 - s.sssssa issss p "a: Ia |. s sssoa :,
Aooase q pm. :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24
Flame / affeta with Cold Braid

MAINBOCHER A,nerican-born designer had place Of
foremost importance IN the French couture this evening
Of flame taea at the opening Of his New York salon.
dress trimmed In bands Of gold braid Manboher helped
Duchess Of Windsor to win her "best-dressed honors
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

deep blne ~
crystal Coj0aiat
nstions haekeo VA
pspef itilis IT,
twin arf1n61lnene
nstiona whi1p o(( !;
dragons and bln1p ssx y
prssidins q ~ 1
ING the sfteSJnGp :
Thomas W. Cro NJ |
Alexander 1(1ee1
Mira. FSedaeic
Flosebcs CAspo
Rutter, and Mn 1l
In ehaFsa q -
was Mrs. a. j.
among thoss 49,
steady streams f
Mrs. oabtn ctoe IT n y
rotnfe, Ma JQolI
MrA Frsnls Nm
Schimmel. Nh {
pie, end Nh. HI
Assisting =
were four d. : oGo
Of the ch1p( !. ss1 =
pages at the 0o&
Dan next nl6m
der Mscoznb - Il
with Port H4ko
AdamA Ann III
Matthews snd
meyer.
Mrs. Ralph W1EG M
ard II. renton a
Sullivan we<o
charge Of ~ - SsS
ments. 0thG8H VI
.ths party Idcln
Mimi, doce1Dtl n i
1eibsn Kine m
We c;''I
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

RICHARD DeKCTELAERE
Is receiving congratulations to.
day on the occesion Of his birth
day anniversary.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

MRS. ARTHUR T. DONALD.
SON will entertain her contract
bridge club at her home on Lin
coin avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
I8-HOUR DAY
 IS ABOLISHED
Mechanics, LabOrers On Public Works Projects
 Get Longer Hours

Washington, Aug. 13.-(UP) - The White House today issued an execu- tive order suSpending the eight hour day for mechanics and labor CTS employed by the war depart ment on construction of air fields, troop housing units, Notifications and similar public works projects.
 The other, issued under Presi- dent Roosevelt's signature, was made public by White House Secretary Stephen T. Early who said it was promulgated because of the neces- sity to complete all military projects at the earliest possible date.
 The order applies to war depart ment public works projects in the United States only. Similar orders previously had been issued for va rious categories of workers at out lying defense areas.
 The White House issued another order revoking the designation of Grand Rapids, Mich, as customs port of entry. The action was taken on recommendation of Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
 The White House also revoked 8 license issued in 1910 for the opera tion of an electric street railway system in the Panama Canal zone. The line, built in 1910, operated be- tween Panama and other Canal Zone points but has been out of operation for some time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

Bengal, India, plans licensed ware houses for farm products.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
WORK ON BRIDGE
 WELL UNDERWAY
City Engineer Charles Root Expresses Satisfaction
 on Progress to Date

ProRress of construction of tha new Baldwin street bridge over tho Mad river is "very satisfactory" and the work should be completed by the Sept. IS date specified in the contract, City Engineer Charles A. Root said today. The @68000 con- tract was awarded to the D. Frione Construction O., of New Haven.
 s'Work on the bridge has been going ahead in very satisfactory fashion" said MT. Root" and the progress has been splendid in view 0 fthe delays the contractor has had to face through shortages of stel and other materials" 9N
 The bridge itself may be ready for travel before Sept. l6, according to MT. Root, but cleaning up" work will take additional tirle. This will involve the restoration of private property to its former condition.
 Motorists will heave A sigh of relief when the new. bridge Is open for traffic. For several months in- volved detours have been necessary for cars travelling in the Baldwin street area. Bus routes have also had to be changed and many pa. irons have been forced to walk several blocks or more to board buses.
 The bridge, with its Wide-sweep- ing approaches, will be one of the most modern in the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

The funeral of Michael JacaruSo was held this morning at 8:15 o. clock from the Colasanto Funeral Home, BPS Bank street to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church at g O. clock. Rev. Austin Saunders cele- brated the solemn high Mass of re- quiem, assisted by Rev. Patrick Flynn as deacon, and Rev. Dennis Biarelli as sub-deacon.
 The bearers included William Sciarretta, Gene Lupini, Carmen Zaza, Albert Civitate, Henry Iaco- viello, and Angelo Colasurdo.
 Burial was in Calvory cemetery with services by Father Saunders.
 The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Belz will take place tomorrow morn ing at 8:3O o'clock from the home on Middlebury road, WatertoWn, to St. Johns church, Watertown, where a requiem Mass will be cele- brated. Burial will be in St. Johns cemetery, Watertown.
 The funeral of John A. Savers will be held tomorrow morning at 8:15 from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, to the Immaculate Conception church at g o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot in new St. JoSeph's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 The funeral of Miss Lena Collini will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Bru- Silli, 455 Sylvan avenue to Our Lady of LourdeS church for services at II o'clock. Due to the church holiday a solemn high Mass will be celebrat- cd Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at 455 Sylvan avenue today and tomorrow.
 The funeral of Albert c. Nellie of 1918 East Main street, popular football and baseball official, will be held tomorrow afternoon from the Bergin funeral home, 29O East
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
NEW TANKS ARE
 DUEBY JANUARY
Tests May Cause Slight Delay Output to Be
 Large

Washington, Aug. 1s.-CUP)- )-The army expects to have 1000 new 26- ton medium tanks by January, al- though tests of a new model may temporarily delay production, 1t was revealed today.
 Maj. Gen. c. c. Wesson, chief of army ordnance, told the Senate ap- propriations committee in executive session that production of the tanks Is ~just getting under way" but af- ter January the output will be lagre. His testimony was released by the committee.
 The committee approted a de- crease of $l ,2S4, ,0OO, 900 in the House. approved $S,O63, ,0O0, 900 supplemental defense bill--one of the largest re- ductions in the history of congress Sional appropriations. The decrease, | 1t was learned, would prevent the army from ordering 6,100 light and medium tanks for a reserve pool. The reduction was made in the face of a warning by Undersecre- tary of War Robert P. Patterson that tanks would be necessary in great ly increased quantities" if the United States enters the war. Tn the published testimony of the execu- tive committee hearings, Patterson said:
 '~The trend is all that way, to- wards mechanlzed warfare on the ground as well as in the air. It is practically sure that we will need more Of these items than are the quantities indicated now on the ta- bles of organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
MOTHER DEFENDS
 HER DAUGHTER
Mrs. Ferdinanda R e e d Calls Espionage Charg-
 es as Utter Nonsense

Sandwich, Mass, Aug. 13-(UP)- Mrs. Ferdinanda Reed, former Cam bridge school committee member, to- day termed as utter nonsense charges of Dies committee investi- gators that her daughter Nancy was engaged in espionage activities.
 "Alls accusations against Nancy are utter nonsense" she said at her summer home here. T have noth- ing to say about such preposterous statements. They are beneath con- tempt. My daughter has been false ly accused, but believe it can't help but come out all right"
 Of literature an investigator told of finding beneath two houses here and In New York and which he said conclusively proved Nancy was a Communist functionary, Mrs. Reed said:
 ''The literature was of type that easily could be found in any public library"
 The girls father, Rev. Willard Reed of Cambridge, Unitarian min ister and retired headmaster of Browne & Nichols school, said both he and his son, Willard, IT,, were Democrats. He said his wife and daughters Nancy and Mary Reed Copeland, a resident of Leningrad Russia, were convinced Com munistS."