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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Grandparents Honor
'Child's Christening

KAY MARIE, daughter OF
Mr.. md Mrs. Lester Hameun Of
North 0ratiot avenue, was hap
tised Sunday at 81. Peters Evan
gelical Lutheran church Of Ma
comb, BY the Rev. G. ]. Boyer
lein. Mr.. and Mrs. erue J. Al
ward we're gponeors.
foljowing ths service, : din.
ner ives held at the hons O1 TIE
child's grandpeyents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Hamnn. 0tties
guests were Mr.. and Mr.. Martin
Alwardt and family and NJ. and
Mrs. Arthur Alwsrdt and fam.
Ny.
Mr.. AND MRS. LYNDON
JENSEN of Esst Detroit an
noupco the arrival Of . son. born
ysStsrday noon at st. Joeeph's
hospital.
MRS. THOMAS GRIFFITH
has postponed The meeting Of the
Tuesday Club, sclaodule9 ~ TO-
morrow. until April 4.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Coming Events
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ehsnoss In sssvlss "sssslsSs. eall 1900.
Mon Mar a<High Twelve and DsAoay dinner in Masonic
Mon. Mar ssss Anne: Guild Of St. Peter, church, =.
the home Of Mrs. Rooney vanlIolenbeck. ~ Smith
Mon. Mar a!xons women. atsnodist Guild !. the hom.
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Tues Mar. aewater Lily Club Of st. Louis parish 1t u
Tes Mar 2S-Mount Clemens Civic Chorus ID MCsS Com
Tues MAJ sS Pr PA ben.. s,ls.ss p.ry 1t
the home Of Mrs Walter zoeplitz 1877 Riverside drive.
tues, Mar as-onday Musicale Chorus rehearsal in McHs
Tues. Mar asr.:kis. Discussion Club It the home Of
Mrs Vnent Fox, 20 Fourth street, at 10
Tues Mar 2sPresbyterian Mems Club iii church parlors
Tues Mar as-Grace Church Guild sewing starts At 10
am. with pollock luncheon at Business meeting
and study on China at pm. Mrs. John G. spsuldns.
Tues Mar. 2s-rour O'Clock Club At the home Of Mrs
Tues. %:s ~ and o. Club
dinner :T Z ss Ms e G suad:. for Britain
Tues MAJ. asLeasus Of wonsn votss, 4 the home Of
Tues. Mar e. and exhibit q .sas til.
home Of Mrs Albert scho 100 South Wilson boulevard,
spcnsored BY two groups Of FEC Mission Society. iso
Tues Mar. as Margaret sooms Circle annual birthday
u M. .ai Circle sS e kn s:'
annual luncheon ct Medea Hotel. at $50 pm.
We'd, Mar so-snowbal Club At the home Of Mrs Henry
Wed. M.s sscses ONE e q Zion lssas.s.l Church. :.
the home Of Mrs Burt Benton. asi South or.tiot
Wed, Mar. ss-z E c. Girls Club. At the HON. Of Mr..
Wed. Mar as-Trinity Lutheran willing Worker, q the
we'd. Mar ss-chd study Group g. Al the hons Of Mrs
Norval Pelter. lo4 Church street. at pm.
Robert Krsuss. 400 North crstiot aysnus 4 pm.
wed Mar 2s-Ia&fALot Club 1t the home Of Jane Moore.
We'd Man. 1sopsnins day Of 2day cooking dsmonsrssiea
IN Msthodist church psrlors sponsored By Wsslsyan
League end ConssmnerJ Power, at pm. i.
Wed: Mar as-Lp-rssdins class In McEs Room 100. 1t
Thurs Mr. azadarsarss Boons Circle Of kings psuss-
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Sets Date

HELEN scHoBN win become
the bride Of Clarence Schutk con
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schutt,
on April 5 at . candlelight
service 1T eight o'clock. She Is
the daughter Of Mrs. Margaret
Schoen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Former Beduty Queen
Becomes q Mother

MR.. AND MRS. ALVIN BIER
NAKD JONES Of Setfridke Field
are the parents Of Z son, Alvin
Bernard Jones, Jr. The baby
was born Saturday afternoon It
st. Jossph's hospital. Mrs. Jones
Is the former Anna Kay Tate.
MRS. WILLIAM BOBCEAN.
Nathalie Bobcean. and Donald
Sudan, accompanied by Mr.. r.
g. Mott Of Detroit, have 70.
turned from . six weeks tour Of
the West. They visited at For
est Lawn cemetery, Old Missions
ut Santa Barbara, the obssrva-
tory At Palomar, San Diego. and
Los Angeles.
.sg 49, 90 $500.
MIR. AND MRS. WAYNE DA-
VISION Of Utica announce the
birth Of Z daughter, Deanna
Lynne. born In st. Jossph's hos
pitA Saturday afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

Mr.. AND Mrs. ROY era
MEH ana Doris Duckhols spent
the weekend In Howell.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

MRS. ALPHoNek cHEA-
DLE, otophens road, underwent
: major operation n %. Jooeph's
hospital thig motnine.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
In Mrn1nrtatt

LITTLEFoRD, JOHN WILLIAM. In sad
| remembranee Of my dear son, JOHN Will
years years ago today. January IS. 1898
Oft from my heart comes q bitter cry,
Why. oh, why. did my Willie die2"
Then an answer so soft and sweet.
your Willie's not dead. he is only asleep"
His sweet face is ever before me.
can feel his dear hand in mine:
That sweet look he always gave me
Still fingers n fresh oyIhh within ny mgThHs mind
LUCAS, AGNES. In sad but loyinE re-
mother. AGNES LUCAS. who passed away
twl years ago today. January 13. 1889.
Coz. and forgotten by some you may be.
se iii XNS fSu fssf
lays. EMMA ROBINSON. In sad but
and mother, EMMA ROBINSON MAYS.
'oday January 13. 1898.
Gone. dear Emma. gone forever;
How We f.t miss your smiling milling face.
JOHN sSR' %as % ssEf SD tsEs ESG YOU
NELSON. ARDELLA. In memory Of, Of our
sETso she aed this stfT life Eo
ago today January 13. 1899.
Sad today are our troubled hearts
Our eyes are dimmed with tears:
For death has robbed US of the one
We thousht was ours for years.
Thev say time heals broken heart.
But, oh. 1t seems untrue.
Because two years our hearts have ached.
Ar0ena' oeasi MoTaER III s0a AND FAMILY.
NELSON, ARDELLA A. A tribute Of love
OF our our darling sister and aunt, ARDEILA
years ago today. January 13, 1889.
January. days again are here.
To me the saddest of the year,
Because 1t was on the 18th day
NV dear sister passed away.
DEVOTED SISTER AND NIECE MRS.
HELEN FIELDS AND BABE.
ROBINSON. MAMIE J. In memory Of
my dear mother, Mrs. MAMIE J. ROB-
INSON. who passed into eternal rest four
years ago today, January 13, 1887.
HER DEVOTED SON, HARRY J. ROB
TUNSTELL, EDWARD. In loving men,
ory Of our husband. father and father-in-
law. EDWARD TUNSTELL, who departed
this life seven years ago. January 13. 1884.
In the book of life there are pages,
Filled with memories fond and true;
And of these most dear through all the ages
Is the beautiful memory Of you.
LOVING WIFE SADIE TUNSTELL: Low
ING CHILDREN. ELSIE TUNsTELL
JENKINS AND RUSSELL JENKINS.
WHITE. ANDREW DAVID. In memory
Of my uncle, ANDREW DAVID WHITE,
| who departed this life two years ago to-
| day, January 13. 1889.
A loving .thousht kind and true.
Dear uncle lust TO show ! stlu remember.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Rites Set Tomorrow
For Mrs. Hiqbee

Mrs. Lenah Sutcliffe Higbee, 66,
former superintendent of the Navy
Nurse Corps, will be buried in Arl-
ington National Cemetery at 2 pm.
tomorrow following brief services at
the grave. Mrs. Higbee died Friday
at her winter home in Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. Higbee served as superin-
tendent of the Nurse Corps from
1908 to 1923, with headquarters in
Washington, and during the World
War was in charge of 500 nurses.
While here she lived at 1921 street
NV. with Miss Isobel Strong, who
moved to Florida with her.
English by birth, Mrs. Higbee was
the widow of Col John Henley Hig-
bee, Marine Corps He died shortly
before she began her duties with
the Navy.
She had always been an active
member of the Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Princess de Braganza
Native Of U. s., Dies
In Tampa Hospital
Was Married in 1917 to
Uncle Of Deposed King
Manuel of Portugal
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 13.-Princess
de Braganza, an American who at
tanned royalty by her marriage in
1917 to the Duke de Oporto, gener-
ally known as Prince Alfonso of
Portugal, died in a hospital here
Saturday. She became i'll 10 days
ago. Her royal identity was dis
closed by two sisters living in Bra
denton.
The princess was the widow Of
the only brother of the murdered
King Carlos of Portugal and uncle
of King Manuel of that country. who
was deposed during the revolution
of 1920. She claimed to be the right
full Queen of Portugal, but never
made any effort to gain the throne.
Born Miss Venada Stoody, she
went to New York from the Mid
west as a young woman, and her first
marriage was to Lee Agnew, news
paperman. A son of that marriage,
David Agnew of New York. was at
her bedside. Mr.. Agnew took her
body to Michigan for funeral serv-
ices.
A short time after the death of
her first husband in 1904. she was
married to William Hayes Chapman,
so years her senior, who was re-
puted to have left her $4,000, 900 on
his death a year later. At Braden-
ton, however, it was said that the
princess was believed to have been
in moderate circumstances.
In 1909 she was married to Phillip
Van Valkenburg, banker, but this
lasted less than a year. She then
went to Europe after divorce. She
met the Duke de Oporto, then living
in exile in Naples, Italy, and they
were married. The duke died
at Naples in 1920 and his widow re-
manned in Italy for several years.
Among her survivors are two
sisters, Mrs. John Brooks Lef-
f1ngwell and Mrs. o. j. Flint, both
living in Bradenton. Fla.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
1n Mpntnrtattt

AMBERGER. BETTY ANN. In loving
memory Of our little girl, BETTY ANN
AMBERGER. who passed away two years
ago today. January 13, 1889.
A bud that the Gardener rave us.
pure and lovely child
He gave her in our keeping
To cherish undefled.
But Just as it was opening
To the glory of the day.
Down came the Heavenly Gardener
And took our flower away.
Father. In Thy gracious keeping,
Leave IovfNG " gov MOTHER OF isf 's AND BAD.
memory i to little BETTY ANN AMBERGER,
who left US two years ago today. January
God needed another rosebud
To bloom in His garden so fair.
30 He took our little Betty
aRAApMoTHER hs Isl Hsel AND
MARY.
BAILEY. JENNIE VIRGINIA. In loving
ME VfRGfN16 BAILEY who passed passed away
one year ago today January 13. 1910.
It's lonely without you. mother.
miss you more each day
And though try to be content
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY. AND
FAMILY.
BAILEY. JENNIE VIRGINIA. To the
Of darling metne .Say
year ago To-Day. January 13, 1910.
On the hillside safely sleeping,
Lies the one VINO was dear:
We know that she is in safe keeping;
HER sok sSss tsf 5hRf she WIFE AND
DAUGHTER.
BALLOU. ELIZA J. In loving memory
today. January 13. 1924.
A loving thought, true and tender,
Just to show we still rememner;
LOVING DAUGHTER, LUCY b. JONES.
BARNES. J. PRESTON. In sad rsmem:
ARsEs Of who my SepsTfsd sFSdet this one
ago today, January 13. 1910.
No one knows how I've missed you
In this year Just gone 6y;
For your home in the sky.
And your place can never be illed;
I will keep your memory cherished
Until my heart in death is stilled.
SISTER, MADGE PARSONS.
ory of my dear son. PRESTON BARNES,
who died one year ago today January
He suffered hours, yes. hours Of pain,
To wait. for cure. but all in vain;
Till God alone knew what was best
He called you home to give you rest.
From this world Of pain and sorrow.
To the Lord of peace and rest.
God has taken you, dear Preston.
Where you fnd eternal rest
God saw the road was getting roush.
n. s.ny hs closer 1nf nsud lepea tS ese,
Ana Whispered PEACE SoTaas. x iaaai
Evening star., 1941-01-13
DrathB

SPRIGGS, JAMES. Departed this life
aansay denea 5o4 9nd st. S JAMES Ps es
devoted husband of Mrs. Agnes spriEss.
esepS sPPRs5 gGfaE of ohs4 ..vs R~ and and
the the funeral home Of John T. Rhines l.
Co.. 3rd and Eye SITS: s,w.
Notice of funeral later.
STEPANIAN. sOUREN X. On Sun
day. January 70, 194l. SOUREk x. STE
stepanian and father of Kevork s. Ste
anian.
home. 400 Chaplin st. W., on Wednesday,
friends invited. 1nterment Fort LINCOLN
Cemetery. IA
STEWART, vANNIE. On Sunday. jan
lary II. l94l, at 7:l0 am. at his resi-
st S seoTes stsT PTs husband
Katie Stewart and devoted son of Sadie
and the late Fred Stewart He also leaves
Stewart; three sons, Bernard, Carlton and
Charles Stewart; one sister, Viola Stew
two grandchildren. two aunts and one uncle
Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral
Netlce '9 sne4a sGSan aeoi lsser Boston
| and Philadelphia. Pa. papers please copy.)
THOMPSON. DOROTHY sTOCKDALE
Suddenly. on Saturday, January. IL, 1874
At her RESIDENCE l6 Oak St c1liess
thompson and daughter Of Porter W
end Margaret Stockdale.
Services at the above residence on Tues
day. January "A. at 2:3O pm. Relative,
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
THOMPSON. MARY E. Entered into
eternal rest on Friday. January 10. l94l
ovpa I1hasa Se S Of r MAEY as
voted mother of Mrs. Julia jackson and
Frederick j. Thompson. .jr.: sister OF, Mrs
Jacksonville. Fla. other relatives and many
fsnS he John a1o Rhnes FalGs n co. funers S ehsp.
Funeral Tuesday January "a, at. 1;3c
pm, from Shiloh Baptist Church. 9th and
sts NV. Rev. Earl Harrison oficia ting
InteIment Harmony Cemetery. 13
WALSH, FRANK E. On Monday, Jan.
1s 1stI at his hGme 1st b1st HfSSsth iIsti
FRANK E. WALSH. born June i. 1873
Sheboygan County. Wis. He is survived BY
Hise aid a. Walsh: Ei A two sisters. Miss France,
Walsh and Mrs Hugh Connell. both of Chi.
boySan yS; T Falls WIS., Wis. '' u
Remains at the VIM. Reuben Pumphrey
funeral home. Bethesda. where services will
be held Tuesday, January "A, at 10 am
followed by requiem high mass at, the
Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament; Chew
Chase. at 1890 am. Interment will be ir
Minneapolis, MINI.
WARD. IDA M. Suddenly. on Monday
January 13. 1941. at her residence, 242
Of Dr.. Thomas v. Ward and sister Of Or
Fred Repetti and Albert Repetti. Re-
mains resting at the s. H: Hines Co. fu-
neral home, 2901 14th st. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Knights TempIor Unit
To Mark 10th Yeur

The ll6th anniversary of Wash
ington Commandery. No. /, knights
Templar. will be observed with a
dinner at pm. tomorrow at the
Willard Hotel. Members are re-
quested to assemble at $50 o'clock
William Moseley Brown will speak
Mr.. Brown is right eminent grand
captain of the guard in the Crane
Encampment of the United States
past grand master Of Virginia Ma
sons and past grand commander
of the Grand Commandery Of Vir-
ginia.
Evening star., 1941-01-13

Since her retirement in 1923 she
divided her time between Orlando
and Deer Isle, Me.
Surviving are four sisters, Mrs.
Henry Coe, Mrs. Howard Reiss and
Mrs. Brunswick Barnhill of Cali
fornia and Mrs. Macy Wheaton of
| Nova Scotia.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
ADAMS, IURLINE

foHD' J. THOMAS. Members Of Gov
snnss' M, s the felnllns American o'f 1erion PGss
NN cham6ers ees'iSn funersl ra fSsa0i home. f46o %
NHMS Chaplin st. NV, at 8 pm. Tues
WSSW day. January IA, 1871. to con-
our late comrsde, j. THOMAS FORD. Fu-
aTa sefSces AZ II rnaay sm IL It. Fort Mys
HERBERT r. STREET, Commander.
FRED A. MINNIGH, Adiutsnt.
FOWLER. FANNIE LEE. suddenly, on
Sunday, January IL, 1941, at her resi-
denes 1920 18th St; nv, FANNIE NM LEE
Il ' and FRANK Fowler of Raisish, n: 6,
and j. Thomas Fowler Of washington.
?: G; Mrs Gharlss wahl d.0s Of Panama ,is1
Ariinston. Va Remains resting at the
S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th
st. NV, until 9 pm. Tuesday, jan
Services and interment Roseboro. N. C.
FRANKLIS. AMANDA IsaID Departed thi. ha.
residence. 1904 b st. Sc, AMANDA A
FRANKLIN, DEVOTED InP,Ia mGther of Ms. sqssis
HsSfns MTS and William Vii msns Frankn MIS- She sR also
leaves a sister. Mrs Lizzie Dungee; two
grandchildren and other relatives and
friends.
FREAR. FREDERICK c. On Monday.
January l3. 1871, at George Washington
University Hospital. FREDERICK c..
FREAR, beloved husband of Blanche M.
Frear and father of Mrs. Thomas Haskos,
Mrs. l. Harold Sothoron, Mrs. Sheldon r.
Dean and Huber Frear.
Funeral services and interment private.
GAINES, CHARLIE. On Sunday jan
usry Il, 1941, at his residence, 1926 r
st. NV, CHARLIE GAINES. Remains
resting at Frazer's funeral home. 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1941-01-13

BLICk, ELLA Z. I wish to thank my
many relatives. friends and neighbors for
their floral tributes and acts of kindness
shown during my recent bereavement.
G. w. BLICK. 49,
eAYLES, MARY II. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to our
kindnesses, floral tributes and expressions
of sympathy at the death of our beloved
wife and mother. MARY H. SAYLES.
THE FAMILY.
WOOTTEN, LOUISE X. We wish to ex
press our appreciation for the many floral
tributes and kind expressions of sympathy
at the passing of our loved one, LOUISE
K. WOOTTEN.
GEORGE w. wooTTEN AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1941-01-13

standing of those definitely graduate
will announced month. Graduation week begins
February Harris g. Ewing Photos
Evening star., 1941-01-13

D. C. SENIOR Observation-Disclosures of the Naval
Academy senior class graduated February include the
the District and nearby sections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
international News Service Wire

HOLLYWOOD. May 10.-A sem
sational morals scandal involving
prominent film industry celehri-
ties. and centering around a To-
year-old girl from Hibbing, Mimi,
was on the verge of breaking wide
open in Hollywood today as au-
thorities pressed their investigd-
ton of the girls charges.
The girl. Sylvia Hamalaine. a
blonde who looks older than her
16 years, has charged that she
was criminauy assaulted in the
home of a film coloay notable at
Santa Monica last December.
She appeared in Municipal Court
as complaining witness in another
morals trial, and during this seS-
sion. heated words were hurled
which included charge that
members of District Attorney
John F. Dockweiler's office are
seeking TO protect film colony
notables from involvement in a
morals scandal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 1o.-Bi-
colored stamps are assured 10 col
lectors of the nation for at least
year. THE Senate this
week passed the post office and
treasury departments supply bill
with a S165.O00 fund 10 defray
costs of bi-colored stamps. The
House had rejected this item on
economy grounds.
Upon insistence of Senator
Joseph {. O'Mahoney ID of
the sum was restored
by the Senate appropriations COM
mittee. and when the bill was
passed by the upper chamber. il
was included.
Senator O'Mahoney reminded
his colleagues that the slash would
not represent true economy and
would be deplored by philatelists.
He said:
There are numerous air mail
stamp clubs throughout the
country numbering more than
100000 members. II each of
these members purchased even
81 worth Of thnse stamps In the
coming year that alone would
represent more -thar-ti,is- -
600"
The new air mail series will he
ready soon. II was learned that
The series may be available Ia
the public in July Final touching
up of designs Is now IN progress,
and the bureau OF engraving al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Canada Cancels
j. :. Holding Tax

OTTAWA. May 10. Finance
Minister Ilsley announced today
withdrawal of the increase from
) 10 Is per cent in the income tax
on dividends and interest received
by residents Of the United States
and other foreign countries on
Canadian investments.
Ilsley said he had decided 10
withdraw The increase as result
OF representations from number
of delegations representing vari-
Gus groups ri United States in
vestors on the ground they had
purchased Canadian provincial!
municipal and corporation bonds
payable in New York in United
States funds. in the belief that
such securities would not be sub
ject 10 Canadian taxation.
The increase would have meant
an additional revenue of about
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Bi-cOlOred Stamps
Assured PhiIatelists

ready has begun its part of the
job of production.
A modern airplane in all its
streamlined splendor will provide
motif for the design of the five
denomination series. instead of the
present air mail design which fea-
lures the propeller.
The Seamen'S Church Institute
OF New York. worlds largest
shore home for merchant seamen
of all nationalities, is sponsoring
a first day cover in connection
with the maiden voyage of the
new United States. Lines freighter
American Leader.
Due 10 war and the irregularity
of marine schedules it is not
known from what port or on what
date the covers will be Cancelled.
Proceeds of the sale of covers.
which cost Is cents each. 60 to
the institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Morals Trial of Girl, Is,
Links MOUie NOtables

The charges were made against
the district attorneys office by
Donald MacKay for Virginia Lo-
peg, who is accused of moral mis-
treatment of the girl.
The Hamalaine girl had testi-
fled that Miss Lopez participated
in an outrage last December II
wherein a man named Adolph
LaRue had criminally attacked
her.
On discrimination of Mac
Kay she said that during her stay
in Hollywood she had been en-
tertained by men whom she
named as Marshal Mickey" Nei-
Ian, film producer, Lionel Atwill,
actor. and Eugene F'renke. pro-
Queer and husband of actress Anna
Sten.
When the wrangle subsidized. the
Hamalaine girl. still on the wit
ness stand, suddenly announced
81 am not going TO name any
body else. They don't belong in
this case"