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The Keesler field news., 1942-02-25
Talent
Abounds
at Keesler

Keesler Field, Ia its brief his-
tory, has Witnessed an imposing
array OF enlisted mems talent and
talent organizations.
Among those who made Kcesler
Field music history are LIST Sgt
Claude Shanks and his orchestra.
Pvts. Don Moore and William
Leon with their hot trumpcis, Pfc
Richard De Filippo. his violin and
his Don Ricardo" orchestra, s.
Sgt. Jerry Kucera and his violin,
Pvt Little Joe" Sshaktan, and his
famous rendition of ''crescendo IN
Drums Pvt Alec Perkins, boog-
ie wooaie pianist, and Pfc. Gus Da
Gaxio, solid" guitarist. Pvt. Sal
Corp. Gerald Erdahl and his
Chalk Talks" Sgt. John Afford
and Pvt. Charles Williams, actors,
and Pvts. Ray Frezza and Buddy
Cameron, dancers. were among
the many who provided variety
entertainment for the Post
KEEsLER REyUEs
There were the Keesler Field
Variety Revues, held last Octo-
Der at Keesler Field Bowl, In Ma
val Reserve Park. with Red Klein
arranging and announcing shows.
They featured such performers
as Pvt. Mac McEwin and his ac-
Pyts Robineite and Mea-
cham, guitar and vocal duo. Arthur
Smith, tenor. and Joe Cashio's
"boogie woogie chanting"
Sergeant Shanks' orchestra. the
Back Bay Blue Boys organized
in August. was the first enlisted
mems swing band 70 be formed
here. They played at Military
Maids dances, over Gulfport and
Biloxi radio stations and at var
ious other functions. After Ser
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-25
RTC Mill Turns Out Soldiers by the Thousand
Dedication
.Marchers
Its Product

Thousands of men viii
march IN Keesler Fields Ded-
ieation Day parade and. al
though they are being sup
piled by the various squadrons
Of the field. the fact thai sney
ean march and conduct them
selves along military lines Is
due TO the work Of those Off
GERS and men who operate the
Air Corps Replacement Train
ing Center here.
The Replacement Training ccn-
Ter. under ti'e command nf Capt
Samuel u Patterson and Isl It.
Albert l.. Perkins. handles men IN
three general phases eiaasiflca-
tor. trade test section and eians
ard training The latter Includes
both academic and irili work
Cf.AssrFIrs RFChuIT
The Classification SEXTON seeks
to ~ the recruit INTO his proper
position in Inc Air Corps Inter-
viewers. selected on the BASIS os
their experience and training.
classify lhe recruit HIS edsea-
ton and experience are noted and
ne Is asked n state his desires for
a particular tyne of Army Service.
Al answers are written on
standard classification card. VAR
ious slots are punched N he
outer edges o. The cards . lndi-
cate general qualifications ana the
record is filed for future refer
ence
The trade test section. under
Capt. Lawrence O'Taaie. gives
lectures IN physicS, mathematics,
English. aircraft engines. tynes %
aircraft military courtesy and
general military procedure. A: the
conclusion Of shc lecture p sriod,
the actual trade tests IN shop
mathematics. general aptitude.
mechanical motion and the more
specialized tests for specific Air
Corps duties arr given
Captain OfToole's department
must coordinate the results oi all
such tests with the previous
classification.
PLANS FOR TRAINING
/ The actual military phase Of the
recruits lntsrmediate Army lifs
Is handled by plans and training.
The Center has jurisdiction of the
Air Force Hand here and officer
personnel supervises a review
Of groups graduating from basic
drill sessions each Friday and Sat-
urday. a large staff of Instructors
drills each recruit thoroughly.
When the soidicr'k training u
completed. his classification card
Is turned over 70 another deparf-
mrnt OF the Replacement Training
Center shipping and receiving.
n the youth has shown an aptl-
tude for mechanics, he might be
assigned TO the Air Mechanics
school az Keetler Field
Should his classification point
20 clerical work or some other
phase of Air Corps activity. he
will be assigned TO another ficld
for training there. Men are seed-
ed out and placed into their most
advantageous Army occupations
Evening star., 1942-06-05
and Berth. webster. 81, this city: the

and Bertha Webster. 81, this city: the
HeTssi. Rsy Tlssh T. sha.y = s.rafsip St
and Elaine ", Bossoloni; 20: 1888 New
ton St nv dss.an The Rev AZ shiP lof aossts tb st
NV. and Alice. 4. B. Tyier' .2s. Io74
30th st, nv: the Rev; G; 7. Murray.
she Msmas Rev AxibeTt Ai6eTt asonss va
ana n e. zoeh S2os s is
Columbia I'd. NV; the Rev. q. @. B.
Golden ssa assi & Rns ss5 e.tHsHf s.: Mi S
NV; the Rev: W. N. Weaver.
Leroy rnd .se ksws9uss Ss MsrRs saSrscss
o Nv: The rev: Charles W: Wood. ~
oeSTFf 81ock w. sTSxb SSsR Of 34 aas snd st, css "
Charles M. stanfill. ~. Walter Reed Hos
Pitai, and jeanne M. Grair 10, 1851
MyTT. MMyTtie ST. NV: the Rev. Edward J.
Preston Emory 90. and Bessie M. Sanders,
81 both m;,f,. # .g2 Park pl. NV; the Rev.
Lillian l. Monson; is, Arlinston., on 1a'; Sa9
Hafs hs Etv Hssfiee sHasRh a aasntco ssss5 Va. and
sdsl1i Ss fRe Esy Walker u aayssld 5,.a W.
= The l,ls Rev, = s Payt9n:
KittS anD chanDelI y 10 ou5sxiie ssa & ky s and
the Rev. Ss James +. NJ McGsnus. Mar IS S'' s'"''
Paul J: Hazur, "a, 25l1 North Capitol
St. se: the % Rev. Louis HS F. Miitenberser. H k Sle
Judson Dixon, 40, and Elizabeth v Nor
rison; %, both Of 229 Indiana ave. NV;
Benton 1he Req co0i }on E sEisfs Fort Bs,vo,r W.
0h and Ssrbafa % IT, e carE nof' % sei'9sI Pullman xa.
Wash; the Rev. John ". Rustin.
and wyoma M. Broyles, 81 1917 F st.
NV: the Rev. ]. H. Garner.
Elm Elm ;t nv: the Rey; Francis. T. Carney;
Flor PeFepse tee Rev h5s Gss4es + g. senamh MyPis St
RR;xS ar and Helen ,t B. stOSsks L., i; :
Erwin Sinaletary, 80. 1870 c st. Sc, and
5sesrIje M si.nhs Amis; y 81 18Th St. NE;
Henry fuhrmsn. % "a. waiter iSstSTSea Reed Hos
pital, and Beatrice Warsaw. 25, 2020
Florida ave. NV; the Rev. Harry Silver
John W, Collins. %. Garden City Kans,.
Wash nd Jean the a.I HOpPsT ~
Robert z. Burns, ms 81. Norfolk, Va, and
e fh1Ss the Dfsi Res Ronald a.s Eahnon k@sa.
ave. NV. and HARRIET K. GTaitney,
90 Princeton, Ind: the Rev. Frederick
iams, 20, both Of l462 Newton ST. NV;
| the Rev. J. H. Hall.
and Frances k Brantz, %. Arlington,
Va; the Rev; H. s Anderson. Anderson. w. s
Juanita Ross, 49, Paris, Va; the Rev.
Winston s. De Vaughn.
William A. Murphy, jr.. 80; Knoxville,
| Tenn, and Margaret Z. Turner, S3,
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne. the Rev.
Robert S. Lloyd.
James W. oDonnell, 81. 1900 A st. Sc
and Sara NJ Robinson, %. 1924 Har-
ward St NV: the Rev. Harry Evaul.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Deaths Reported

Maude Price, 50, 1888 18th st. NV.
Henry W. Lloyd. SO. Arlinston. Va.
Harris venezky, 80. 1919 x st. NV.
John p. Madigan. 70, 1929 ontario pl. NV.
Elmer Cage, 7S, 317 sth st. ne.
Mary Minnix, rs, st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Herman F. wenke, 10, 5401 18th st. NV.
Fred Reckeweg, ~. 119 10th st. ne.
Glen c. Leach. so. $40 1st st. NV.
Robert s. Carey, IS, 1881 44th St NV.
Barnard Whit, 3d. 2425 14th st. NV.
William H. Cavanaugh, 63, $3.50 Macarthur
blvd
James Mclaughlin, So, Camden N J.
Frederick Mauser, SO, Lindenhurst, Long
Island. N Y.
Charles W. Wood, 56 unknown.
Samuel Block, Al, 1928 New Hampshire
Raphael M. Krasnick. 16, 1928 Chevy
Chase pwy.
Charles z Baggett, jr.. 13, 1888 X st. Sc.
Infant Gates, Brsnchville. Nd
Jennie Wheeler, "a, 1927 Georgia ave. NV.
Annie z. Lamb, 50. 1899 l3th st. NV.
Frank Sweetley, A, 500 End st. NV.
Pearl Thomas 49, 25 Pierce st. NV.
BENJAMIN H. Bailey, IA. 2l5 3rd st. ne.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Greenleaf. GeorRe and Alice. Girl.
Grinnth. Marshall and Ella. boy.
Gunther, Louis and Eloise. girl.
Harmon, William and Ruby boy.
Harding. Warren and Rita. girl.
heisel, William and Alice, boy.
Hickey. Edward,. jr. and Edith. boy.
Honman, Donald and Hollie, girl.
Ineham. Donald and Msbelie. boy.
Jones, James and Virginia, girl.
kerSey, Ralph and Edna, girl.
koSsow, Max and Betty, girl.
kushlis, Edward and Agnes. boy.
lie Mari Lawrence and Mary. boy.
Larwood. Mason and Vera, boy.
Lohnes, George and Sara. boy.
Mann. Arthur and Erma, boy.
Martin. Edward ard Catherine, girl.
Moore, James and Helen, boy
Moseley, Charles and Maria, boy.
McCauley, Richard and Isabelle. Girl.
McCee. Stanley and Louise. girl.
0strow. William and Selma girl.
Quinn. John and Margaret, girl.
Ramsey Ivan and Charlotte, boy.
Ryce, Richard and Florence. girl
Schmidt, George and Margaret, boy.
Shaner, Kari and Mildred. boy.
Smith, Thomas and Margaret, boy.
smith. Claude and Genevieve, boy.
Stephen, James and Juanita. twin girls.
Svayze John and Emma, girl.
Thomas, John and Virginia. girl:
Transtrum, Orville and Louise. boy.
Tyrrell, Sheldon and ThurZa. boy.
vinton. Warren and Mary, boy.
Eoehl, James and Opal, boy.
& volz: FRED ,,a ard Mabel; boy: .u
Willis. Loey and Valda, girl.
Armstrong. James and Eusebia, boy.
Gray, Robert and Alma. girl.
Robinson. LIE Roy and Mary, boy.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
STAR WASHINGTON D. G., FRIDAY JUNE s. 1912

Curtis N. Robinson, %. 1888 9th st. NV.
and Lula M. Gibson. 10, 1902 Swami
st: ny; the Rev. 3: Il, Perry.
Mary Fuller, 81, 1417 Swami ST.; the
Rev, John p. Hamilton.
Pedro T. Gascon, 30, and Nellie e. Mooney,
Z3, both OF 439Ia Tennessee ave. ne;
Judge Robert E. Mattingly.
william H. Coleman. ,r.. "a. Arlington.
Va, and Margaret F. Jett. "a. 9Q6
Lew Gosdsik. 81, and Frieda Monson. 81,
both OF 731 Quebec pl. NV; Judge
Robert Z. Mattingly.
John B. Moring. 81. Walter Reed Hos
pltaL and Eloise Andrews, 26. Augusta,
Ga: the Rev. Edward ]. McTague.
Issued at Rockville.
John Henry Kaldenbach, 23, and Mary
Virginia Pates. 1s, both of Washington.
Donald William Bernier 80, Chicago, and
Loretta Mary Maquin. 20, Boston.
George Britain Hanna. %. Poolesville.
Md. and Kathleen Estella Childers, 1S,
Shady Grove, Md.
James Earl Lehman. SO, Silver Spring,
Nd; and Florence Virginia Barrett 3o'
Theron Robert Fowler, 81. and Kathryn
Lucille Clark, a5, both Of washington.
Jack Sherley Hennesy, %. Fairplay. Md,
and Emma Katharine Mckee, 2l,
Hagerstown, Md.
AYs Rne eefsss Sss 60 both hnd Of
Grover Charles vacher, 81. Bethesda, Nd.
and Elsie Lorene Peterson, 22 Rock
Louis Fall 27. West Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

counted the same as other days.
Joseph A. Proctor, 20, 81 Hanover st; NV,
and Marion NJ. Edwards, 20. 4S Florida
.oseph Il Hayne shs Req e. sss Rsss e
NV; the Rev, Edmond Fontai5ne, c,,s
III HOPE 0ifis I'd. Sc and Minnie sheresheSsky.
20, 100 9Th st. s.w.; the Rev. s. H.
Bss Bsfnee pSscn 20 - ss Columbia & anr r
v,T,. nv; the Rey John F saA Nqn5qe YfS
"sn 1oS9f p i0fs fa1s s'SR St. NV
Ross5f Erns aa95yef 2os ard Msa,:on St
Wis; the Rev. Martin ". Hyiand. A'''A'
Roger G. Moore, g., and Elizabeth G.
ismss Jar s.v 81 obO both " Of Rsfn the Mayower Hotel
T ST. ana katherine Nj sowgiif: sow st 20. 1sn, Akron,
cora ine Hsse HSE '0aq e. s25 sujen jeerson
NV, and Ellen L. Wiimot. Is, 705
Hamilton st. NV; the Rev. L. W
Clarence G. Youns. 90, 1899 11th st. NV.
and Helen J.; Boone. 22; 419 NJ st. NV
crsss the Eey R,JT Julius C. RsaaEd;Gn cha Sa1..
NV, and Betty ]. SchoIlenterger. 20
3499 2ath st, NV. the Rev. H. H. D
Nathan H. osheroff, 81. and Marin Kirsch-
baum q. both O, 1914 st. NV; thu
Rev: Henry Segal
A0s and vema cass as shsnandoaS 2anS la Iowa
:. the Rev. 6, G, johnson.
Harris H: Barnes iry %, Quantico, Va.
Dali sSe Sc; the ssi' Rev. Peter Ma Marsha hall Il
Dudley J. Scholten. 33 5000 39th st. nv.
and Rose E. Trick, 20, Seattle, Wash.
the Rev. E. G. Latch.
Robert A. Clark. 2S. New York, and Jear
Rev. Willis B. Holcombe.
Or. Sydney Leventhal, 81, 1922 Madison
st. NV, and Ruth Goodman, 21, 1885
Jefferson st. NV; the Rev. Norman
Ariie j. Friedhaber, "a. 1914 st. ne.
N. Y; the Rev. H NJ. Hennig.
John H. Hensley, %, and Audrey L. An.
Rev; r; B. Faucet
Dorothy V; Fsgins, 16, 406 w st. NV.
the Rev. c. T. Murray.
Edward E. Odum. jr., %, Deyonshire Court
Apartments, and Mary K. Cassidy. %
4219 River I'd. NV; Justice F. Dick
Raymond l. Bryan, Al, 1919 Columbia I'd
I4th St NV. the Rev. H w Bursan
Paul B. Long. jr., 81. 319 W st. ne. anc
Doris A. Taylor, is, 3l4 V st. ne; the
William r. Heck, 25, 515 Allison ave. anc
Jeanne L Ridge, "a, Norwood Ohio
eallie. l.. Turner, ~, 2002 1lth st. NV.
and Mary E. Lane, 26, "a N ST. ne.
the Rev. Grover L. Davis
Clarance Revells. 80. 1909 4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Births Reported

Adams, Edmond and Marjorie. girl.
Allen, Julian and Ruth, boy.
Ashbridse, Whitney and May, boy.
Atkins, Clinton and Rose, girl.
Barr. Henry and Mary. girl.
Bell. william and Katherine, girl.
Bergman. George and Florence. boy.
Buono, Frank and Louise. girl.
Burch, Jack and Betty, boy.
Cameron. William and Alice, boy.
Chabotte. George and Irene. girl.
Chadwick, Georse. jr., and Dorothy. be
Chesnoski Victor and Josephine, boy.
Chew. Thomas and Virginia, boy.
Clark. William and Lenora, boy.
Coffron, Stanley and Mary, boy.
ConiZe, James and Harriet. boy.
Constable. Thomas and Margaret. boy.
Cross, Herobner and Daphne. girl.
Davis. Edwin and Adelia, boy.
Decatur. Clyde and Loreen. boy.
De Lancey Raymond and Betty, girl.
Dennison, Millard and Juanita, girl.
burst, Roy and Katharine, girl.
Eaton, Austin and Nellie, boy.
Floam. Bernard and Theresa. girl.
Freeman. Robert and. Mildred. boy.
Fuller. Theodore and Pauline, girl.
Garretson. Robert and Alta, boy.
Gordon, William and Betty, girl.
Graham John and Annis boy,
Graubard. Mark and Ann, girl
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Keep the paper on your walls.
But call a collector and have him
haul away the rest Of the paper in
your house. The Government wants
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Md
Md, and Lillian Frances Nicholson, 20,
Olney, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Feh cooong good grooming literally handsome
summer then toored in by Goodo style specialists
the GoodoI Weight
meets the challenge with fowess fit oozinq wrinkle
resistance Best Of o matches high with high comfort
see then them masculine
lng-the selection The 500
of ooIors and patterns, in figure Iotteng models
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
Coming Events
MONDAY, MAY Is

ST. MARYS GUILD at the home of Cecilia Meier South
Gratot avenue, at m.
WSCS in Methodist Church parlors at p
RUMMAGE sale in Roskopp building, North Broadway,
sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary and Phathea Glass
of Presbyterian Church.
MUM Club of ST. Louis parish, at the home of
George Spears Dickinson avenue, at p.
FORGET ME-NOT Club of ST. Louis parish at the home
o Mrs John Charbeneau, Riverside drive at p
YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB, in Masonic clubrooms at p. m.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school, Room
g. to p. m.
VIEW AUXILIARY Games party in Veterans hail. at p.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pyhias, in Pythan hall,
at $50 D.
MOUNT CLEMENS SOCIETY for the Hard of Hearing, in
Detroit High school, at 7:30 p. m.
HARRY OLLRICH POST, American Legion in Legion club
house, at $50 p.
ST PETERS Sodaty of Our Lady, candidates dinner at
Gowanie Golf Club, at $50 p. m.
TUESDAY, MAY 10
SAMARITAN CIRCLE at the Kings Daughters Home, at
Up. m.
WCTU at the home William Schonschack 298 Euclid
avenue, at
LEAGUE of Women Voters at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Whitman "a South Wilson boulevard, at 1870 p. m.
SILVER LINING CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the home
of Mrs Rolln Mccall, in Detroit, at 100 p. m. Mem
bers call 1l8W for transportation
DAHLIA CLUB of st. Louis parish at the home of Mrs
Harris Tebo, Michigan avenue, at p. m.
METROPOLITAN CLUB in John r. Murphy club rooms at
8p. m.
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
1870 a.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Wilson school, to p. m.
CIVIC CHORUS rehearsal, in Community Room of Mount
Clemens High school, at 100 p.
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leqal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS


School District No. /, Fractional Erin,
Warren and Clinton Townships, Macomb
County, Fraser, Michigan, VIII receive
sealed separate bids for general archi-
tectural work plumbing work, heating
and ventilating work, and for electrlc
wiring and fixtures, for construction
of an addition to tn High School
Building at Fraser, Michigan, d. p. w.
Docket No. Mich. 20-l58, until ZOO
O'Clock p. NJ, E.W.T. on May 90. 1912
At the High School building, Fraser.
Michigan, at which time and place all
bids will be publicly opened and read
aloud.
Each successful bidder will be re
ouired TO furnish satisfactory labor and
material and performance bonds.
The contract documents, including
plans and specifications, are on file al
the office of the Secretary OF the Board
of Education of the School District NO
l. Fractional Erin, Warren and Clinton
Townships. Macomb County. Fraser,
Michigan, located in the High School
building. Fraser, Michigan. at the office
of r. w. Dodge Corporation, Detroit,
Michigan, at the Buildings and Traders
Exchanges, Detroit and Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and at the office Of the Ar
chitect. Warren s. Holmes company,
1900 Olds Tower Building. Lansing
Michigan.
Copies of the documents may be OBJ
tanned by depositing $1,000 with the
Warren S. Holmes Company. Architect,
for each set of documents so obtained
The amount Of the deposit for one set
OF documents will be refunded 10 each
actual bidder who returns athe plans
and documents in good condition with
in ten days after the opening Of bids.
So 90 will be refunded for each of all
other sets of documents so returned.
School District No. l, Fractional Erin,
Warren and Clinton Townships, Macomh
County, Fraser, Michigan, reserves the
right to reject any and all bids and 10
waive any irregularities in bidding.
A certified check or bank draft pay
able to School District No. /, Frsc-
tional Erin. Warren and Clinton Town
ships, Macomb County, Fraser, Michi-
gan. or a satisfactory bid bond executed
By the bidder and a surety company, IN
an amount equal TO So of the bid shall
bc submitted with each bid,
No bid may be Withdrawn, after the
scheduled closing time for receipt Of
bids for at least thirty 800 days.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ].
FRACTIONAL ERIN. WAR
rem and CLINTON TOWN
SHIPS. MACOMB COUNTY
FRASER, MICHIGAN.
| April 70, 1912
WARREN 6. HOLMES COM
PANY, ARCHITECTS
May IL, is-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
RoseviIIe Mosons
Initiote Candidate

Roseville M a ons Saturday
night initiated one new candi-
date for membership in Rose
vile Lodge, F. & A. M. with the
Highland Park Lodge degree
team exemplifying the work, it
was learned this morning.
A pleasant social evening was
enioyed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
Deputies Locate
Missing Detroit Girl

A Detroit girl missing from her
home for two weeks was turned
over to the Women's Division of
Detroit police Sunday by sher-
ifs deputies.
The girl attracted attention
when she stood for long time
on Gratiot a mile and one-half
north of the city limits.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
BOX NUMBERS REPLIES

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Daily Monitor-Lesder will publish
one or more times each week, the
numbers OF boxes which contain mail.
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The above boxes contained replies
quested 10 call for their mail as soon
at 10 am. today. Advertisers are re
as possible. The Daily Monitor-Leader
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called for within 80 days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
MountCIemens
High Notes
Bv Tom 3 Dick Donaldson
JUNIOR CLASS

Richard Miller, Elaine from
bley, Betty Jane Flory, Margot
Breitmeyer, and Tom and Dick
Donaldson who serve as Junior
Glass officers met and formed
committee heads for the Jun
ior-Senior prom to be held In
June. Decorations and orches-
ira were the main problems but
were solved without too much
difficulty. Date, committee
heads, chaperones, and orches-
ira will be announced shortly
after the Spring Swing sponsor
ed by the Girl Reserves this Fri
day, May %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
You Can Eat. ON Il Cents A Day
So Says Noted Sociologist Trying to Aid
Washington's Stun Dwelling F families

Millions OF Americas !oDesttn-
come families are reading neUs
stories, grocerystore pldcords and
Foodtor-Defenss posters q little
hopelessly They are told to get
ttresh milk, vegetables. fruit, lean
meat and eggs daily to Keep
America Strong" but-the family
budget just doesn't stretch far
enough for everyone. RotO par
tidl dnStOcr TO the problem tOds
toorked out By Or. Gladys Selloto,
noted SociologiSt and author on
pediatrics, is described in the in
tervietO belotC, giUen exclusively to
NEA Service OF The Daily Monitor
Leader.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18

I confidently believe we will
be back in our own LONE by
Christmas.
-Edouard Benes, president of
the Czechoslovakian govern
ment in exile.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
SKIRTS

Boys dressed in skirts has
finally quieted down and every
thing seems to be running nor
mally again here at city high
school. After publicity in local
and Detroit newspapers and
laughs galore here at Mount
Clemens High School no more
skirts can be seen on the Bath
er boys, but Stacks still as nu-
merous as before, and 1t looks
like they are going to be part
of the school girls attire for
the duration.
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Dead Line-Copy must be received
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HERE'S HOW-on !

professional dieticians for less
than 20 cents daily - so she had
just gone ahead and modified the
scientific recommendations &C
cordingly.
Six years ago the idealistic,
but hard-headed sociologist took
part of her S700O-a-year private
income and bought dingy red
brick row house in one of Wash
ington's prize alley districts.
She acted with mingled scienti
fic and philanthropic motives.
She made friends with the kids
in a neighboring court rife with
crime, vice, uncovered garbage
and it's inevitable complement
of rats. Soon she had built up
an attendance of 80 regulars"
at her house, who came for sup
per and games each night.
In addition, II Poverello as
she named the house in mem
Dry of st. Francis - has become
a rendezvous for more than a
hundred others, who come for
special birthday parties, clu b
meetings and dancing at which
DR.. Sellew is assisted by some
young Catholic student brothers.
Here is a possible daily menu
- more or less balanced -
which she says can be con-
cocted for about Is cents with
out disrupting tn e children's
family eating habits to any ex-
tent.
BREAKFAST
small orange (UitdmtnS)
cup cocoa (po,Cdered skim milk
mired Nth cocoa, t0dter, and
q little sugar.
2 slices Of toast from duy-Old
| bread
LUNCH
Lcntu or bean soup Supplies
proteinS)
Water creSS rolled in bread (ritd-
| minis in creSS)
I cup cocoa
SUPPER
Big serving of green's cooked Nth
bacon ends (muStdrd, turnipS,
beet, cabbage or colley green's
-iCith bacon ends SupplWng
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