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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
Sailors Die

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-(R
- The Navy department an
nounced today that United
States merchant marine casual
ties resulting from war action,
anG previously reported to next
Of kin, now total 2,901, of which
463 are dead and 2,438 missing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

DETROIT, Dec. A. (P) APP
proximately 5000 Budd manu-
featuring company employees,
promised negotiations, returned
to work after five-hOur walk
out yesterday in a dispute over
wages to new women employees.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

POCATELLO, Idaho, Dec. A.
Army parties are searching the
rugged, timbered m o n a n
country of southeastern Idaho
for a four-mOtored bombing
plane with Is men aboard which
yesterday was reported overdue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
Ration Board Closes
10 (atth Up lis Work

MOBERLY, Mo-; Dec. +tA
Randolph county ration
ing board did its best, but
The office will be closed to
the public for five days 20 the
staff can catch up with its
work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
Santa Claus
Makes First
Bow al ! p. N.
Troops, Grotesque
Balloon Figures
Porode Streets.

Santa Claus, that affable old
gentleman of good cheer, will
officially arrive in Mount Glenn
ems tonight, coincidenally with
the giant Christmas Parade that
opens at 700 p. m. tonight under
the sponsorship of the Merch-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

Sergeant Eugene Smith re-
minded Civilian Defense aux
Hilary police who have been
requested to help with the
handling of the crowds to
meet at $50 p. m. tonight at
police headquarters, bringing
their flashlights.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

ants Committee of the Board of
Commerce.
A. D. Brewer, executive secre-
tary of the board, pointed out to-
day that oil Santa will be bur-
dened with an unusually heavy
load of Christmas gifts this year
for Mount Clemens and Macomb
County residents. It was learn
ed that the rulers of the Fascist
nations had been quietly proper
ing to sabotage Santa this year,
mechanic his reindeer-powered
sled, and turn Bonner and Blitz-
en- into pot roasts for the New
Blue Plate Order, SO Kris is Civ
ing them the go-bye this year.
Commenting enrlk Ute on the
Christmas Parade let for to-
night, Santa wired lie Monitor
Leader as follows: Will Be
There-stop--Hop to See All
My Friends - Saw Some of
Them in Iceland En- Route
Pretty Cold-Saw Germany
Didn't Stop-stop.
MANY FIGURES =.
With Santa Claus in the
parade tonight will be the color
full Jean eros balloon figures,
his famous 350-foot balloon
train, bands, clowns, and many
other attractions that should see
the parade route damned with
spectators.
The crack military band from
Selfridge Field, and the 200
marching men from the field
will lend a patriotic note to the
occasion, with the color guard
formed of WV and American
Legion men and uniformed vet
Grams. More music will be fur
nished by the Mount Clemens
High school band, an outstand-
ing musical organization.
Charles Mikelait, commander
of the Harry Ollrich American
Legion post, again today re-
minded veterans to appear at
the parade's starting point at the
Mount Clemens High school
See PARADE-Page =
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

Priehs Mercantile open every
evening until 3 p. N.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

and dashing into port. The des-
troyers Brestois, Boulonnais,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

Priehs Mercantile open every
evening until 3 ?. n.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

Priehs Mercantile open every
evening until 8 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

Importioi Covsress
Of All Loeoi News
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
DIVORCES

Decretos: Richmond Henry
Neale contra Rubye Neale;
Little Gentry contra Posey
Gentry; Arthur B. Lamont con
ira Pauline Lamont; Clare D.
Padgett contra James E. Pad
gett.
Nuevas demandas: Bessie
Faison contra Ralph Mallon
Faison; Carmen Edna Kee Jo-
mes contra Harry Lamar Jo-
mes; Georgia Artelia Townson
contra Hubert w. Townson;
Eloisa Bowden contra Earle
Bowden; Margaret Hendrix
contra ed Hendrix; Alicia Ag-
mes Ellis contra Elmer Ellis
Uriah Gouldstone contra Eli
zabeth Gouldstone; Hazel Pc
droso contra Amado Pedroso.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
LIevo los Esfodfsticos de
Importoeion y ExpOrtocion
Dofos OfcioIes de Washington oyUdon al
esfverzo Inferomericono

WASHINGTON. - Todas
las personas que estan intere-
sadas en- ell desarrollo comer-
cial i-nteramericano invaria-
blemente dirigen sus pasos
hacia las ofcinas del senorI
Raymond H. Geist. Este
senior Sc halla al frente de la
Division de Asuntos Comer-
ciales de la Secretaria de
Estado, y en- ella pueden en-
contrarse en- TODD momento
las mas recientes estadisticas
que sirven en- la actualidad
de indice comercial entire las
Americas.
SegGn ell senior Geist, su ofcina
funciona del modo eiguiente: Sc
reciben todos los informes conner
ciales, industriales, ETC., que rinden.
los c6nsules y otros representatives
de los Estados Unidos en- ell ex-
tranjero. Todos estos datos son
distributes por nuestra ohcina a
las otras dependencies guberna-
mentales, especialmente a aquellas
que tienen a su cargo 10 r~eferente a
la Marcia del esfuerzo belico, tales
como la Administration de Presta-
mos v Arrendamientos, ell Console
para la Production de Materiales de
Guerra y la Junta de Economic dc
Guerra. Dichos datos, una vez que
han sido recopilados por la Division
de Asuntos Comerciales sirven de
base a las ~operaciones comerciales
que resultan del programa belco
de los Estados Unidos. De estas
o~peraciones, es de particular inn
portancia la que sc refiere al 10
mento de las r~elaciones comerciales
y a la cooperation economical cor
las otras republicas americanas
FL senior Geist, quien habla ell caste
llano a la perfection, comenzo 81
earrera en- la Secretaria de Estado
Fue vicec6nsul en- Buenos Aires }
en- Montevideo. Siempre ha side
partidario de fomentar las rela'
clones comerciales con las republi'
cas- americans. A este respectS
manifesto 10 siguiente en- un re
ciente discurso perifoneado a Sud
america: "Para ser buenos vecinos
- necesario ser buenos clientes, .
antes de innugurarse la practic'
> fOrmar listas negras Ohciales q
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
Ell HADIBRE EN- ALEMANIA
Rebajadas de nuevo las pequeans raciones
de carne y pan
(POR K. c. T. TAYLOR)
(POR K. c. T. TAYLoR)

sidaj, e di5o, es por obrsros a'e
moaes; la mano de oPra extran-
icra no da 81 equivaisn'e. La A
ce3tura, Sc declar6, mere Z
ri4t1eI, va que "as majo2Ss
arr. M t:e,oa E2lcr e.guno
J ej5rcito y la pcbl2ci6n estan
= y rJt..das."
Hay otro hacho cue d.be ser
rcconocido. LA alim2ntaci6n de
f~famania". escribe ell crgt5no-
w. Packenius, en- el "Deut dHe
.'1lG1ma:na Zeitung", ~"lcren3e-
oe.o a1o, ~ IA production d
is. Cas.~u.er cosa que eileen
t.nenta pue5a provcernos IS to
solo un suplemaTto ibiepvenido,
no algo que podemos contar de
ntemanos'. Ash pues la Ukra-
MIA, la que habia sido descrita a
los alcmanes como la terra de
promisi6n, nadando en- lache y
MEL, es una desilusi6n que sc ha
iesvanecido.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOCAR
La CigdeN0

Porte gentil ell Suyo, de bella
DANA, en- los veranos de Euro
pa. Como cruces blancas Y vi
vas, began en- ell aire caliente y
azul, tendio Ell cuello, esbelto, las
cigienas. Merecerfan que SUI a.
mante les regalaran collares de
perlas y brochas de brillantes
para que los luciesen al sol en-
las fiestas de agosto. Prefiern
para vivir las pidras nobls, al
tas, torreadas. Comen v vajan
como senoras. Todo ell mundO'
sabe que son parientas del ibis
Sacre del Egipto. Poseen cruel
.dades aristocraticas.
I'm arzobispo italiano puso u
ma vez un huevo de cuervo en- un
nido de ciguena. Cuando Ell cor
eezuelo naci6 y las cigiienas de
la ciudad vieron I'm animal de
estirpe tan diversa e inferior a
la suya, Sc echaron sobre la CT
gdena sospechosa de contuber-
Mo, destrozandola.
La magia les atribuye la con-
cordia. En- algunos paises del
Rhin, sobre TODD en- EstraSbur-
go, Sc les mira como domesticas
Y familiares, que juegan con los
gatos y perros y conocen a las
gentes de casa. En- toda Alema-
MIA traen a las casas esos ninos
que en- los hogares Sc dice que
vienen de Paris. Son, quizas
lgrandes mundanas, veraniegas,
aunque Sc esten de noche en- un
pie sobre la TORE, miranda, CO.
mo la Reina de Navarro, la lu-
ma Y las estrellas. Su carcajada
mecanica de amor o de sarcas-
mo parece carcajada de cabaret.
Entire sus menus, exquisitos
Y variadisimos, ell menu predi-
lecto ACADIA con serpientes.
LlenaS de volatiles v~anidades,
cuandO quieren, son sociables y
reidoras hasta 10 infinite, aun-
que su fOndo sea taciturno y lu-
natico.
Saben esponjar sus alas fres-
cas- y cimbrear sus TALES leves y
niveos, revolvi6ndose cadencio-
samente y hacienda girar sus fl
guras en- 81 rostro del viento, CO.
mo suelen hacer las cortesanas
ipor halagar los ojos de los ricos
= mobiles p~egadores
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

las que fguraban todos aquellos
individuos e%mpehados en- sabotear
ell Gomercio entire los Estados Uni
las otras republicas ameri-
canas," expres6 que "dicha acci6n
Sc habia hecho necesaria para To-
.grar la unidad y protection del
.hemisferio."
FL senior Geist naci6 ell 10 de
.agosto de 1895, y sc educ6 en- las
universidades de Oberlin, Western
Reserve y Columbia, recibiendo Ell
de Doctor en- Filosofia en- la
|Universidad de Harvard en- 1911.
Habla espanol, aleman, frances e
|italiano y durante la primera
Guerra Mundial fue censor v ira
ductor en- la Armada de los Estados
IUnidos.
All terminar las hostilidades fu6
uno dc los Delegates a la Conferen-
lcia de la Paz celebrada en- Paris.
lDurante ell aho que sigui6 a la Con-
lferencia Sc encontraba en- Austria
asistiendo a la distribution de ALI
mentos donados por los Estados
Unidos. Despues de prestar servi-
Icio consular en Buenos Aires v
lMontevideo fue trasladado a
Egipto v en- 1925 a Berlin, donde
lsirvi6 como consul por diez amos.
Ia su regreso a Washington fus
asignado al cargo cue actualmente
locupa.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

Cuando los alemanes invade
ron a Holanda, con la ayuda de
los Quislings holandeses, unos O.
ficiales holandeses hicierOn una
r~esistencia activa contra estos
'traidores de su pals. Segdn CO.
munica el National Zeitung",
de Essen, tales Oficiales estan
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
MATRIMONIOS

Alfonso Fernandez, 20, e Ida
Marcos, 20; Eric Culbreath,
20, y Eleanor Curran, 10; Carl
P. Wade, 81, y Alice o. Mea-
dows, 20; Charles D. Morrill,,
%, y Betty Warren Savage, 20
Jos McDavid, 10, y Frances L.
Rollins, 16; Samuel LeNoir
Noise, 81, y Frances Saunders
Spear, 10; James w. White
head, 23, y Grace Gonzalez,
%.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

siendo condeados a largas penas
por "ataques a miembros de Ia
N. S. B. Eel partido nazi nolan
des)". Otros holandeses, que 81
pasado verano esperaban ell ate
rrizaje de "paracaidistas brita-
nicos" han sido sentenciados j.
gualmente. "E9tos individuos'
dice ell peri6dico "pagaoan las
.noches sentados con una buena
botella de vino para celebrar Ell
esperanzado aterrizaje."
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

Para exrlicar los cortss en-
la Tac.cns en- A'emania Sc an
dieho Al pr blo qr "a Rein ha-
bia te0ido cue avudar a Jos aiis-
dos y 2 los territories ocups los.
Alemania ha t2ni'o ~ n~est2r
ayu5a re'iart ran. O Fir'ln-
dia-por motives muy egoistas
por cier.o-y tambi5n ha t,nido
que ayudar a Italia, cuyo def
cit en- Ia cosecha fu8 mayor de
un million de toneladas.
Fir .u77.4o q ~. antTe Gas de-
name en- 10 t.Yi los re pa
dos, cuanto memo So hablo q. e
llo meior. Hasta ahora e. ira
fico ha si5o en- una sola direc-
ci6n-desd les territories ecu
pados a Alemania. Una mirada
a las raciones de los diferentes
paises de Europa nos mostrara
ell verdadero estado de cosas. A
81 como, bajo las regulaciones
en- vigor, la raci6n de pan por
caheza y por semana es en- Ale
mania de 2212 gramos, en- No
ruega es de 1924, en- Belgica de
1868, en- Francia de 1924 y en-
Polonia tan solo 1872. La propa
ganda alemana chilla; Isl au-
mentamos la production agrico-
la en- un 1919 haremOs la Euro
pa suficiente en- 81 misma". I'm
POGO mas y en- Gambia cuanto!
Herr Darre, el Comandante del
frente de a~bastecimientos, adj
mite hoy que Ell ser dueno de Eu
ropa no eS una canongia.
AL revisar la perspectiva para
ell ano corriente, ell "Hambur-
gerFremdenblatt'' dijo reciente-
mente que las condolences eran
aun mas dificiles que Ell pasado
ano. Ciertamente que Sc mira ell
future con grave a7siedad. Ara
do insuficiente, escasez de mano
de obra y un largo invierno, to-
do profetiza una mala cosecha
en- cast toda Europa. No hay re-
servaS co nque Sc pueda contar
81 llega ell case, y los necesida-
des crecen a medida que las ope-
raciones militares sc extienden,
Por otra parte, los sucesos del
frente russo han echado a perder
los calculos de Hitler. Hasta las
papas sc han convertible en- un
%articulo raro y, 81 no Sc han ra-
cionado oficialmente, los tende-
ros de Berlin conceden tan solo
una libra por cabeza por sema-
ma, aunque en- Alemania las pa
pas son un substitute importan-
tie del pan.
Ell prOblema Sc compiled por
la escaSez de Ia mano de obra a.
gricola, escasez que monta a va
variOs centenares de miles. En-
un mitin celebrate por la FeGe-
'raci6n de Agriculltores en- Berlin
en- ell mes de febrero, la escasez
fue declarada critica. La niece
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
CHOCARON DOS AVIONES

Miami, mayo 14.-iDos avio-
mes chocaron aver sobre Miami,
cerca de la estaci6n de la mari
ma, y murieron los photos Gean
L. B. Poirier, de 20 amos, y Paul
E. Bainbridged, de 26.
lPoirier era vecino de Winoos-
XII, Vermont, y cambridge, un
sargento de marina, de esta ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
OBREROS ~ESPANOLES PA
RIA DE LOS
NAILS

Madrid, mayo 14.-Bajo la
preston del gobierno los sindica-
tos reclutan obreros para ser
.mandados a trabajar en- Alema-
MIA, bajo la supervision de los
1grupos obraros de los nazis.
La embajada de Hitler ofrece
pagan los pasajes de ida y vuel-
ia.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
Ell ROBO z AHORRO

En- una prc.romc Official re-
ferente q In smoneilas de uno y
dos rfenings CUE deben ser ode
vueItas inmediat. ,rsnte q les
canoes, Ell "Deut me Na-hrich
tenturo dice que los ninos no
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

o.vidar ell abrir sus cajas
10 ci.oiros q fin dc entregar to-
las SIS mcnojas e dcdbc, y afa-
Re 9crar z,dcramer+o: "proca-
d,ri,~ c5 lcE9.a3 Sc tomaran
oday aruel'as personals
70 ch-d--c'n esta orden in
81 d. srIente."
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
PRIMAVERA

No es orc, todavia,
Marzo-casita fra
" el coraz6n ardiente-
All prado, sonriente,
Ia sabana de bruma
quita el SOL.
Els la espuma
plata, y no oro... Nata
del mar, nacar y plata.
Y junto a la ribera
-donde, suelto ell corpiho,
como un junco de cimbra-
La joven Primavera,
para su voz de nino,
plata sonora timbra.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
Ell TEMPO

Probables lluvias. Tempera-
tura minma, en- la mciiana de
hoy, rs grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Homes pcriIS
Red Cross in Campaign
10 Cut Accidents

A campaign against accidents In
the home which Mrs. James y
Downey chairman Of the cam
paign. termed "unInten'ional Sabo-
tage. Will open March 2 and con-
tinue through March Is under the
sponsorship Of tho Rod Cross and
the Detroit Board Of Education
The drive ties ~ this year with
The salvage campaign being con-
Quoted hy the WpB BY cleaning
inhammahle material and Junk
from attiCs. home owners viii not
only make their homes safer hut
will he aiding The war effort by
adding IN The salvage pile. II was
pointed out
Mrs. Downcy pointed out that
$4,000 persons were killed IN home
accidents IN tho country last year
SVo hundred forty-two were killed
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
i. ). Job Service
Calls Men for
Defense Work

The United States Employment
Service. 112 East jefferson ave.
nue., has a number Of jobs avail
able in % different classificstions,
il was announced today
Following is a list OF the job
openings: expediter OF purchases,
estimator, platter, floor moiders.
surface grinders, milling machine
operators. tool designers, boring
mill operators. tool makers, six
planer operators.
Fifteen hand screw machine
operators, six experienced Shaper
operators, a vertical boring mill
operator, bench die makers, ma
chine repairmen. external grind
ers. m g stenographers. d i p
makers. jig borer operator, tool
and die makers. machiniStS, grind
erS and turret lathe operator.
Qualified persons are asked 70
report TO Fred Black AT the en-
ployment service office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Troop Unit
Chartered in N. Y.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26 GNS).-
4 small detachment of British
troops is quartered in the New
York metropolitan area. the war
announced today
No information as 10 the iden-
tity Of the British units. the length
OF their stay or their ultimate des-
tlnation was made available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
1880 Irregulars
Peqnof Pereale
SHEETS
Silks. RayOnS
Size 81 by 90 Inches

1884 lengths Of RAYONS and
SILKS ranging from n. to
4lz-yard pieces. There are
many dress lengths suitable
for Spring frocks in this
group of plain or printed
fabrics. Rayon Airliner.
fayon SharamHre, rayon In.
trigue, rayon Charm Prints.
rayon Fashion Prints and
rayon Cosey Prints included.
Also represented are a few
RAYON BROCADES nice for
evening jackets and skirts.
Another group includes many
lengths Of Truhu all-silk
Crepe, rayon Swanglo and
rayon taffeta. These fabrics
are suitable for Innings,
blouses and lingerie.
rHIRp-FARnER-sEcrloss 3. C
Pricss Snbieet 10 jTo Sale, Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
GLASSW' AR T.
Closet Shop

elI PIECES. inciudin z
screens. hassocEs; pillows
storage. utility. hat. Jew el
hosiery. and lingerie boxes
garment bags wastebaskets
hat racks. tie racks. shoe
bags. each. 2Se 10 sass
HupSoE FlooR
FLRhFR SrPEET-SEcTIoN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

4729 yards of REMNANTS.
including cotton broadcloth,
cotton piQue, cotton lawn,
cotton dimity. cotton percale,
cotton Bingham. linen. cotton
and-r 70 eabsrdine-and
various printed and plain
ray ons. Lengths vary from
! to 4 yards,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Esugs

- REV 9IBLE CHE
NFEbE-rugs. in sizes Is BY
SIS inches 10 SIS by So inches;
various colors in the group
zach -. st.25 to ss.s5
vupseH's -tIsp'H Flooa
FRRNEh-SECi e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
ATTENDED FRENCH CONVENT

She came here Il years ago
.ah her husband. also native
France. Mrs Mourad Was cdu-
1Ted in a French convent IN
SYRIA. finds time after caring FOR
her two sons 10 serve as a nurses
aide.
From Scotland comes Mrs Alan
McRae. 300 Fullerton avenue.
wife Of board Of education main
tenance man. Said Mrs NcRae
"The war Il close To me he
cause have seven nephews
serving Great Britain. don't
feel 80 helpless now ! can help.
Another cap Wearcr Is Mrs.
Ben iaH4iR ptifRellll 2l77i4-eakH4aH
court. mother NJ three children
when am working here
nv mother takes care Of my
children. This WAY we are both
helping our country she eN-
nj atppd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

40 COTTON DRESSES in
broken sizes, s to IT,.
...Si.2s TO S2,e9
90 WOOL SKIRTS in broken
sizes S To l6........S sass
~ WOOLAND-VELVETEEN
DRESSES, sizes 6 To IT,.
..........S Sass and sass
~ CORDUROY JACKETS in
bright red only, sizes S 10
" ..'........... .,.',,.., S2,69
90 COTTON BLOUSES in
sizes s 10 14...69o 10 S2,69
299 HATS and HAT SETS
.,............29c To S2.t9
GIRLS SHop-roURrH
NooOwARo-sEcTI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
HER CHILDREN HELP

Mrs. Elmer /. PfeIfle l7o3-
Nontrose avenue. expects nor Sor
soon will hc drafted. Her Other
two children help get their lunches
30 she can act as a nurses aide.
I'm a little hit selfish about
this course. because I've dis
covered YOU ret more out ~ II
than YOU put in H." SAID an
other graduate Mss Martha
ChSo 6S5 RNsrd boulevard
Crosse Pointc Village
She believes Detroit VIII ho
bombed and she wants 10 he ready
~ help Miss Cuse has a brother
IN the infantry
Miss Mary Margaret NcAlpine
post doh daughter az o. Arch.
bald McAip.no likes hospitals anc
thinks this rs tho best way she
can serve her country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

o149 CURTAINS. PAIRS and
HALF PAIRS: cottage sets.
including ruffled curtains in
plain and novelty patterns,
rayon msrquisettes, cotton
msrquisettes, lace panels.
ruffled organdy curtains. tai.
lored and rurfled variety in
chantilly.type cotton mar.
quisette curtains. Pair. each.
or set.........2 5e 10 S3.s8
1o4 DRAPERIES, PAIRS and
HALF PAIRS: bedspreads.
vanity skirts. including rayon
tafeta. decentralization dam.
asks. spun rayon.and-cotton.
cotton rough-teXtured STYLES,
cotton homespuns, cretonnes.
rayon satins, rayon failles,
chintzes. Glosheens, organ.
dies. Pair. or each..-.--.-..---
........... st,ts 10 SI0.s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
81 Nurses Aides
1st 10 Graduate
dn Class Here
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

Mothers with sons In service and
debutantes whose sweethearts
have been called. native born
American women and daughters
OF other nations. are among the
81 Detroiters who today wear the
blue denim cap and Jumper OF
the Red Cross Nurses Aide.
This is the first class 10 be
graduated under the civilian de-
Tense plan which will train a
probable $500 nurses aides in De-
troit 10 release regular nurses for
duty on other fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
CAPPED AT CEREMONY

Gaping Of the graduates occur
red Al a ceremony attended by
Mrs. Edward J. Jeffries Jr. and
Red Cross officials at Harper
Hospital.
Germantown BriGitta Nalen-
timer, daughter OF Or. William
Valcntiner, director Of the Detroit
Institute of Arts is one Of the
graduates.
She volunteered her services the
day after The Pearl liarbor bomb
ing. SWisS-educated. Miss Nalen-
timer came here a few years ago
from Germany She expects 10
receive her final United States
citizenship papers this spring.
A few feet from her SaS Mrs.
Phillip Mnurad, lls7 Lenox ave-
nue.. whose brother IS fighting
with the Free French.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
(HILDR EMS
HOSE

90 pairs Of KNEE LENGTH
cottons. Brown and tan knee.
his. Sizes 6. 6i2 and :. Also.
l6S pairs of ank let's. A
pair ............9c 10 29c
ElRsI FLooR-FARaER-sEeTios 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

c49 dozen MEMS and
" o VI f Ms II An y X F. r
CHIEFS with slight imper-
iections. Each..........t1c
wonENs HANpKERcHtgFs
TIRST-6RAk0 RtvER-SEcTl0N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

- STEEL WARDROBES,
and cabinets: variety OF
sizes; all in walnut color.
each.......S 5.s5 TO Si5.s5
% METAL SMOKERS. with
heavy glass ash tray liners;
in bronze color. each. .S3,l9
] 60-INCH DESK. mahogany
color with linoleum top.
-. ...............SA1.50
HUpSoN's oFFicE FURNITURE
ELEVENTH FLo0R-FARhER
SECrloN 3
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sI.ts TO SIo.s5

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIooP
GRAND RIVER-SECTIoAS-A AND r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
oNE N. TWO WAIT DRAFT

One son IN the coast artillery
in California and 'vo about ~ he
drafted IS tho story behind Mrs
.prcc VI Beard. - Merton
Just out - Stephens College
Miss Dorothy BunSon lS9l5
Warrington drive took The nurses
aide course before }ohhun'InC
Even II get job, ! can
give Sundays 10 working a. a
nurses aide" She SAID
Eighty moro nurses deS arc
in training and new class Of
100 opens Monday. Mrs Carl p
Grawn announced
Volunteers must be unemployed
high school graduates between is
and 30 years Of age and able 10
give $50 hours Of work a year.