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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
25-letnica poroke

Cleveland, Ohio. - Dne 6. ok
tobra je minilo 25 let odkar sva
stopila V zakonski jarem. Kar
nitro mama je cas- potekel. Ce-
lih 25 let sva sc menila, da bo-
va obhajala 25 letnico, no pa
mama je racun vnesel, ko vidi-
va, da Sc nasi bratje v Rusiji
tako hrabro borijo, kjer je bila
velikanska sila ma nemski stra-
nj, katere pa Sc tt nasi bratje
MISC ustrasili, ampak so vedno
trdno stall in odbijali tiste div
je zverine.
Rusi Sc bijejo "a osvoboditev
naroda celega sveta. Oni so I'll
sti bratje, XII so vedno bill Mem
ca in ga Sc danes bijejo in oni
SO tisti, XII mu. bodo iztocili zad-
MO kapljo krvi, drugace pa hi
jo oni nam.
Torej mi bi morali prikrajsa-
tt same sebe ma razlicnih zaba-
yah in pomagati nasim bratom,
XII prelivajo svojo kri dan "a
dnem.
Mi zelimo svobodo "a nase
ljudi, kar -jih DO uteklo izpod
nacijskega MEGA.
Torej, JAZZ "a svojo osebo mi
slim, da je lepse, da pomagam
mojim bratom Ruson in pa Rde-
ci armadi kakor pa da bi Sc sam
tukaj veselili in tudi mislim, da
ne bi bilo pray.
Zato pa sem raje daroval $25
"a Rdeco armada, da Sc kupi
zdravila zanje.
Torej, hrabra rdeca armada,
vam klicem sal vas cell svet
pripozna, da ste vi nasi odrese-
niki. Ako bi vas ne bilo, bi zs
tudi nam tenka predla, to, pa
tudi vedo boljsi ucenjaki kot pa
sem JAZZ.
Victor Wood.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
Zahvala po kongresu

Eveleth, MINI. - Pozdrav-
liam vas Slovence v Clevelandu.
Veselje preneha ali sponain o.
stane, tako da cloveka mott, da
sc ne more spraviti nazaj v red.
Zato pisem par besedi, da Sc
zahvalim "a vso gostoljubnost,
XII sem jo uzivala v vasem me-
stu. Bila sem delegatinja ma
Slovenskem narodnem kongre-
su,/ 70 katerem mi nj treba dale
pisati, ker so ze drugi dovolj
pisali o MEM.
ze dolgo casa sem 81 zelela
enkrat obiskati mesto Cleve-
land, ker innate toliko sloven-
skega. Nazadnje mi je bila da-
ma prilika in "a to moran biti
zelo hvalezna.
Ma cetrtek vecer sem obiska.
la pevsko drustvo "Zarja''. v
nedeljo sem videla igro 81 We.
70 v vstajenje" v Collinwoodu
Res, lepa mora biti Slovenija
da je rodila tako krasno besedc
in lepo pesem.
Iscem besede, S katerimi bi Sc
zahvalila, pa v srcu nj besede
samo prijeten obcutek in spo
min.
Hvala lepa druzini J. Cebul
E. sc St., XII, nam je tako lepc
postregla. Hvala tudi Frank
Kokalu in vsem drugim, XII Sc
nam tako kratek cas- in veselje
delali. Dolgo, dolgo bo mole ST
ce polno spominov Clevelanda
Kaker vaza, v kateri Sc je po
suSila vrtnica, a potem Sc j
razbila, kar pa duha vrtnice n
unicilo, tako bo tudi moi spo
min naprej zivel.
Mary Brank
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
URADNIKI MLAD. ZBORA

Ma letni seji starsev Mladin-
skega pevskegs zbora S. D. D.
ma Waterloo Rd. je bill soglasno
izvoljen sledeci odbor "a leto
1913: Predsednik John Terlep,
podpredsednik John Sore, tajni-
ca Jennie Sever, 435 E. 1856 ST.,
KE. 4947, blagajnicarka Cathe-
rine Artel, zapisnikarica Ivan
ka Kapelj, nadzorni odbor: Jer-
ry Pike, preds., Anna Cergol in
Josephine Cerjan, pevovodja L.
Senne. - Seje Sc vrse vsak tret-
il ponedeljek v mesecu, pevske
vaje pa vsak cetrtek oh 5. uri
popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
UREDNIKOXA POSTA

tudi moz v armada strica Sama,
drugi pa cakajo kedaj pride vr-
sta mamie, in bi radi tega ne BIZ
10 pravega veselja in razpolo-
zenja.
Ampak ne smete misliti, da
bono cakali novega leta v po-
stelji. Gospodinjski odsek nam
je obljubil, da bo napravl
Chicken Supper" "a ia vecer,
katero Sc DO serviralo v klubo-
viii prostorih, in ako bo treba
tudi v zgornji dvorani.
|, Tudi izvrsten godec (ne mas
sosed Louis Godec) ma harmo-
niko, vam bo ma razpolago.
Torej vas vabim tse, kateri j.
mate priloznost, da mas obisce-
te ia vecer. Ako DO Joze Po-
grajc to cital, ga tudi povabim,
da pripelje svojo kompanijo. Ia
nagrado mu preskrbim emo
Chicken" pa ne tako, XII zna
govoriti, ampak no ia, sal yes,
tako ma krozniku.
Koncno voscim " imenu di-
rektorija Slovenskega 'drustve-
mega donna vsem delnicarjem,
clanom kluba drustev, in vsem
posetnikom nasih prostorov, -
Srecno Novo Leto!
Andrew Ogrin, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
NOW GROBOVI
Nadaljevanje S /. strani)


JOSEPHINE M. BELLE
Pc daljsi bolezni je umrla Jo-
sephine M. Belle, stara 35 let
ter stanujoca ma 6428 Meta
Ave. Pokojnica je bila rojena v
Clevelandu ter je bila vec let "a
poslena pri Richman Bros. Tu-
kaj zapusea mater Jozefo, Sc
stri Frances in Maeme. Gee je
umrl pred IA. lett. Pogreb Sc bo
vrsil v cetrtek zjutraj oh 10.
uri v cerkev sv. Vida iz Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da, 6016 st. Clair Ave. ter ma
pokopalisee Calvary;
y FRANK JURATOVIC
Vceraj popoldne Sc je do srnr-
tt ponesrecil v tovarni Cont
mental Products ma e. 222nd
St, EUCLID, Ohio, mladi rOjak-
Frank Juratovic, star 81 let.
Stanoval je ma 1910 Parkgrove
Ave. Rojen je bill v Clevelandu.
Bill je clan podruznice st. 3 S.
M. 9. Tukaj zapusca zalujoco
soprogo Mary, rojeno Kastelic,
dvojcki Jean in Joan, start dve
in pol leta, oceta Thomasa, do
ma iz Noyega sela ma. Hrvat-&
skem, tri brate, Thomasa, An
thonya in Edwarda, ter sedem
sestra: Mary, Anna, Margeret-
te, Helen, porocena, Brownell,
Catherine, Pauline in Violette.
Matt Mary je preminila leta
1925. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil il Au-
gust +. Svetek pogrebnega "a
voda, 478 E. 152 st. Gas po-
greba pa DO porocan jutri.
Bod pokojnim ohranjen, blag
spomirl preostalim pa nase So
zaIje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
v POJASNILO

Tajnica Mladinskega pevske-
ga zbora ma Waterloo Rd. spo-
roca vsem tistim, XII imajo list
Ike "a dobitke pri zboru,. da so
slednji veljavni, ker Sc bo dobit-
ke oddalo ma prihodnji prize
ditvi, dne 2. maja, 1943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
REV K. ZAKRAJsEK:
Mole mis|i po kongresu

pravilno, in sem to v svojih
predkongresnih clankih doka-
zal, je nominacijski odbor, XII je
incl zelo malo casa "a svoje
razmotrivanje in iskanje pri-
mernih kandidatov, je pac ma
redil, kolikor je mogel. Ko bi BIZ
la organizacija. preje izpeljana,
hi podruznice ze donna TEN
sklepale in prisle S svojimi kan
didati ma kongres in hi bilo laz-
je. Predlagal je kandidate V
duhu sloge in edinosti, XII je VIA
dal ma kongresu. Da je zadel
pray, je pokazala zbornica S
tenn, da je> vse kar enoglasno
potrdila nizvolila.
| Delo Ameriskega Slovenske-
ga Sveta, kakor receno bo tez-
ko. V zadnji svetovni vojni je
bilo lazje Re il vzroka, da ta-
krat nismo imeli postave 0 $50
reign agents., XII je zelo stroga
in delo vseh takih> organizacij
zelo omejuje. Odbor DO moral
cato strogo patti, da ne pride
S svojim delom navzkriz S to
postavo.
Drugih tezav bo celia vista.
I /. Vemo, da sedanja Jugoslo-
vanska vlada v Londonu nj E.
dina, kaksna maj DO nova Jugo-
slavija. Vecina clanov Wade,
sal skrbi del, danes po 18 mese-
cih nj "a federativno urejeno,
temvec najvec tako, kakorsna
: je bila, &c ne kar velikosrbsko
usmerjena. o taxi Jugoslaviji
SO mi pa donna narocili, da maj
povem tukajsnjemu State De-
partmentu in vsem, "Take Ju-
goslavije, kakorsna je bila, mix
dar vec!'
JAZZ dolzim, da je zmesnjav
donna V Sloveniji v veliki meri
kriva ia vlada sama. S TEN, da
Sc nj dala izjave, kaksno Jugo-
Slavic 81 zamislja in "a kaksno
della.
Sloyenski Ameriski Svet bo
moral delati samo "a tako, ka-
korsno donna narod hoee, tako
Sc DO pa to delo krizalo onim
Wade V Londonu. Sicer della ajo
"a tako Jugoslavijo posamezni
ministri. Toda ii Sc MISC vlada
v celoti. Odlocujoce je pa samo
to, kar vlada v vecini misli in
to tudi javno pove. Tu bo re We
iika tezava. Ker je vlada TAXA,
mora b,ti tudi jugoslovanska
amhasada v, Washingtonu. 70
pet nova tezava. .
2 Sovrastvo med Hrvati in
Srbi. Med tema dvema bratski-
ma narodoma teko danes potoki
bratske krW. Brez sloge med
srbi in Hrvati, kako maj Sc u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29

Izvoliti slovenski ameriski
narodni svet il, izpeljati poseb-
no politicno organizacijo med a.
meriskimi Slovenci, je bila ena
izmed glavnih nalog slovenske-
ga kongresa.
Lansko jesen so sprejeli vse
tudi politicno delo odborniki
JPO Ss;s toraj glavni odborniki
vseh nash bratskih podpornih
organizacij. To SO ljudje, XII so
pokazali izredne zmoznosti pri
vodstvu nash bratskih podpor-
nih organizacij.
Toda kako maj najdejo pri
tolikih svojih drugih dolznostih
Sc casa "a politiko? Tudi MISC
politiki, zlasti ne morejo razu-
meti politike naroda donna. Tudi
MISC vec mladi ljudje. Zato je
bila brez dvoma velika napaka,
da Sc jih je obremenilo tudi S
tenn delom. Naravno Sc nj mo-
glo veliko ali skoraj mic mare
diti "a resitev naroda donna. To
SO sami sprevideli in zato hite-
Ii S slovenskim kongresom, Xxi
maj jih razbremeni tega della
tenn, da izvoli Slovenski narod-
nj svet.
Prav je, da, potrebno je, da
sodelujejo pri politicnem delu
toda da bi ga tudi izvrsevali.
sal imajo tudi loni samo "a ur
casa na dan. Zato kakor JAZZ vi
dim, in najbrze marsikdo, XII ra-
zume razvoj vse politike glede
resevanja slovenskega vprasa.
MIA donna, da je bilo to leto kar
izgubljeno in ga je zelo skoda.
Slovenske ameriska javnost
je cato napeto pricakovala
kaksen bo odbor Slovenskega
narodnega sveta.
Danes je ia odbor ze Two,
lien. Kaj in kako sodi O MEM
slovenska javnost ma splosno
Sc nj znano. To Sc bo sele po-
kazalo. Vendar &no je gotovo:
da so odborniki sprejeli nase We
liko in tezko, pa tudi odgovor-
nosti polno delo, da njih izvoli.
tev ne pomenja nobene casti,
temvec samo delo in odgovor-
most.
Mislim pa tako, in mislim, da
tudi drugi tako mislijo, maj bo
" odboru ia ali oni, narod DO
cd vsakega pricakoval della in
uspehov. Sicer DO pa itak moral
biti Re prihodnje poletje drug
kongres, pri katerem bodo dele
gatje lahko volili vanj druge
moze in zene, ako hi S sedanjimi
ne bill zadovoljni. Ker nj bila
izpeljana najprej politicna or
ganizacija, kakor bi bilo edino
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
Ne bo Silvestrove priredbe

Euclid, Ohio. - Tenn potion
Sc naznanja clanon in clanicam
kluba drustev Slovenskega dru-
stvenega donna, da ne bono i
nell prireditve kot smo prvot-
no nameravali, to je ma stare
ga leta vecer.
Tako je sklenilo clanstyo
kluba drustev ma zadnji seji dne
IL. decebra. To pa radi tega,
ker je slo ze veliko fantov in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29
IZREDNA SEJA

Clanstvo podruznice st. 5 S.
M. q, Sc vabi ma izredno sejo,
XII Sc vrsi jutri vecer, 80. de-
cembra v starem poslopju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna. Pri-
cetek oh s. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-29

stvari skupna drzava- 0 tenn
sem lie v svojih predkongresnih
clankih povedal svoje misli. Tu-
di kongres sam Sc je tega "a
vedal. zato je sklenil tudi reso-
lucijo, XII je "a zacetek najvaz-
nejsa, da maj mi Slovenci posre-
du!jemo med NINA "a spravo.
Vsi vemo, da je rekel pred
sednik Roosevelt zunanjemu
ministru g. Nincieu v Wash
ingtonu vprieo Churchilla, kra-
liza Petra, G. HULA, da hoce VIA
da u. S. A. samo veliko in moe
no Jugoslavijo. Jasno je, da to-
raj tudi nasa vlada zahteva cd
mas najprej tega della in to Sc
mi je ravno te dni v vec uradih
naravnost povdarilo.
Toda, kako to doseci? Kdor
cita Srbobrana, ia We, kako bo
tezko. Ia list je Sci tako dalec,
da je incl re vec clnakov ma
pisom: "Jugoslavizem je enak
antiamerikanizmu'. Ia list tudi
zuga Hrvatom, kako Sc bodo
srbi po vojni maseevali mad
mimi.
In vendar "a slovenski narod
donna je nujno vazno, da takoj
danes We, ali DO mogoce doseei
to spravo ali ne. &c ne, potem
kaj? Maj cakamo do konca vol
ne? Da, upamo, da bodo narodi
donna videli vso stvar drugace,
kakor mi tukaj. Upamo, da bo-
do zlasti Srbi spoznali, da sta
slovenski in hrvatski' narod sa.
mo obrambena strata pred ST.
bijo, cato Srbiji nujno potreb-
ma, da jo varujeta pred germa-
nizmom in italijanizmom. DR.,
Korosec in DR.. Kulovec sta oba
videla, da DO skoraj nemogoce
ustanoviti novo Jugoslavijo, a.
ko prva razpade ravno radi te.
ga sovrastva. Siliti kak narod v
skupino z drugim, katerega ne
mara, to bi bilo nespametno ir
tudi Zavezniske Wade ne bodc
hotele. Tudi glede tega imam
informacije, da tudi vlada misl
tako. Torei veliko in tezko de-
10.
3. Primorsko vprasanje. Veil
, ka tezava.
j 4. Korosko vprasanje Sc tez
je vprasanje.
5. Potrebna propaganda tn ,
Ameriki. Mi Slovenci smo pre-
mirni in preskromni, propa
gande nismo vajeni. Kako ie il
peljati?
6. Financno vprasanje, kak(
; financirati vse delo.
jI
! Z. Nikdar ne smemo pozabiti
, da sno mi drzavljani u. S. A. il
, ne drzave Jugoslavije. Zato mo
reno in moramo vrsiti vse de
10 samo nasim predsednikon
in naso vlado in samo potion
: njih. Zato moramo pri svojen
: delu vsikdar patti, da ne sto
pimo niti "a korak il tega sta
, lisca.
8. Mas Ameriski Slovensk
, Svet je tudi najprej in edint
1 SLOVENSKI. VISA vprasanj'
more in mora resevati stmo i
i tega stalisca.
J In takih tezav je nesteto, ka
tere bo moral odbor premostiti
Te tezave je prav, da We slo
venska ameriska javnost, da b'
po tenn tudi lahko sledila in ra
' zumela njegovo delo, da ne b'
l zahtevala nemogocih stvari, pi
1 tudi, da DO sodelovala enodus
: no.
Dokler bonn JAZZ tajnik, bon
cato skrbel, da bo javnost oh
, vescena o dejanskem stanjl
razmer, take, kakorsne so, p;
} maj SO prijetne ali neprijetne
l naj DO komu pray ali ne. Same
} resnica mas bo resila. Smo v de
! mokratski drzavi, kjer imamt
4 svobodo tiska in svobodo IRA
, zanja svojih rnnenj, samo +,
kolikor ne Skoduienlo voini j,
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
Life Proves
Difficult
for Steve

Life is indeed difficult for one
Steve Bankosky, SO, one of
life's drifters, who, apparently,
has no home.
Tuesday night he was picked
up on a drunk and disorderly
charge. Pleading guilty yester-
day in Justice of the Peace DON
aid ]. Parents court, he was
given q suspended sentence OF
80 days. Bankosky was on his
way to Detroit, he said, and
wouldn't bother local authori-
ties any more.
The same song and the same
verse was played again this
morning in Parents court. Ban
kosky, 1t seems, didn't quite
make 1t to Detroit. The charge,
again: Drunk and disorderly.
Thirty days was the sentence
again; only this time II wasn't
suspended. ~ think maybe he
needs a rest more than anything
else" Parent said. Maybe it'll
help straighten him out"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
Anti-Tonk Units Adopt
New Offensive Measure
RifIsmen, Well Equipped May
Disovaonixs LAUNDERING Monsters

adopt smoke as q means OF slow
ing up to cause loss Of direction,
to paralyze tank movement tenn
porarily. w henev desired,
smoke can be lifted to provide q
better target Of approaching
tanks. since they would be sill
houetted against the smoke
background"
Smoke also enabled anti-tank
guns to change position without
the enemy being able to observe
their movement. In the End
Army q command car carrying
members of q division chemical
team was surrounded by q pla-
toon of enemy infantry. Appar-
emily the car was about to sur.
render.
But a lighted cigarette, held
by an officer in the car was slyly
placed against an exposed match
head on a smoke pot standing
on the rear of the car. The con-
fusion resulting from the smoke
permitted the car to escape and
the smokepot gave it cover for
almost a mile down the road.
Smoke pots were used also to
guide dive bombers to their tar
gets. A strategic bridge across
the Red River in Louisiana was
screened by smoke, first from
boats down-wind on the river,
and then by tossing the partly
burned pots into the wat r
where they continued to smoke
until exhausted.
Poison gas could not be used
in maneuvers. But in some of
the armies protection against
mustard gas was taught by use
of crankcase oil or molaSses resi-.
due, which sta 1 n e d uniforms
with mustard-like spots. The
molasses gave some real trouble
because the stains were difficult
to remove.
The Chemical Warfare service
has three jobs, poison gas. smoke
and instructing SO, 900 900 Amer
leans, the number estimated to
need some form of advice, in
air raid protection.
The Bulletin outlines the ire
mendous expansion program un-
derway In chemical warfare,
with personnel worked to the
limit, and reports that this serv.
ice has adopted the slogan:
mo brave man shall die be-
cause I faltered."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
Smoke May Conquer Invincib|e' Tanks
Defense Worker viii
W eekend In Jail
Diserdssly cherss
Brings Odd Sentence

Therell be no pleasant week.
ends during the coming month
for John Mackey, %, Of 1880
Williams Ave.
Mackey and William White.
IS, 2l9 Mackenzie, Ri. 6, were
found guilty on q disorderly
charge before Justice Of the
Peace Donald ]. Parent yester-
day afternoon. Mackey will
serve q sentence.
But since he Is q defense
worker. no will serve Il on
week-ends only. For four con-
secutive weekends, he will enter
Jail on Saturday night and So
journ there until Monday morn
ing.
Both men, accused Of driving
over q lawn In Erin township.
were fined SIS and given a one
years probation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
Blue Wafer
Union Meets
New Haven Postor
Gives Address

LENOX-An inspiring Blue
Water Union meeting was held
at the Columbus Congregational
church Monday evening. Rev.
Brooks A. Warren of the New
Haven Congregational church
was the speaker. His talk on
Christian Principles challenged
each individual to q better and
larger service for Christ.
The Young People of the New
Haven Congregational church
were in charge of the devotion
ais.
Clarence Parker led the group
in the singing Of This Is My
Fathers World" We're March.
ing to Zion," and Let the Lower
Lights Be Burning"
Donald Granzow read the
scripture, Leah Polly gave q
reading entitled practical Re-
generation" and chorus sang,
whispering Hope"
SKATING PARTY
Edgar Polly, president of the
Union, made announcements
about the next Union Meeting
which Is to be q roller skating
party at Sparlingville. The date
will be announced later.
The executive meeting will be
held at the home of Jean Wildly
in Port Huron on Wednesday,
March 10 at 8 o'clock. Ernest S.
Marks, state field secretary, will
be present at the meeting to dis
cuss any problems and Difficult.
ties encountered.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
Minor Accident
Brings Ticket
Drivers License
He'd Expired

Though only slight damage &C.
Cured in q minor accident at
the Gratiot- Cass intersection
yesterday, one of the drivers,
Mrs. Corene Cunningham, A
Welts, Mount Clemens, received
q ticket.
The violation ticket YVES for
driving with an expired chauf-
feur's license. The accident &C.
Cured when Mrs. Cunningham
turned left onto Gratiot off of
Cass and her car was struck and
slightly damage by an auto
driven west on Cass by Edgar
Newman, of Washington, Mich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
Recruit
U.S.. Forces
in ireland
BY RICE YAHNER

VIVID AShS1ANADS
WITH THE UNITED STATES
ARMY IN NORTHERN IRE
LAND, March IL B The
first brand new recruit to join
the US. Army forces in northern
Ireland has been in uniform lit.
tie more than a week, but he
knows German aircraft types by
sight and gives his buddies de-
scriptions from personal obser-
walton Of London raids.
Although q United States citi-
zen, William Leo Johnson, Jr..
l8, knows England and the con-
tinent better than his native
land. His manner of speech
would not cause heads to turn
in q London drawing room or at
a resort In the Swiss Alps, but
it makes him stand out among
the drawing Iowans in his out
fit.
Johnson's father, now dead,
was an international lawyer In
Switzerland and his mother lives
there now. Young johnson lived
in New York for seven years.
Consenial and curly-haired,
Johnson already is "in" with his
buddiss.
KITCHEN POLICE
The day I saw him he was on
kitchen police-not for punish
ment but just taking his turn as
all soldiers are required to do.
He'll willing and he's going
to make q good soldier" was the
terse comment of Mess Sergeant
John butcher Of Cedar Falls,
Iowa.
"Of course he doesn't like
pesling potatoes better than
anyone else. but it's gotta be
done. And II gives q fellow lots
of time 70 think"
johnson slready has won
praise for passing the initial
written examination % q men,
Der Of the intelligence section.
His commander. Captain Walter
A. Kansky, Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, said Johnson's grade was
Outstanding"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
High School Youths
Admit Theft Of Money

Local police yesterday morn
Ing answered . call by Principal
Monte McFarlane Of Mount
Clemens High school who re-
ported that s. had been stolen
from the boys locker room.
Upon investigating and ques-
tioning several boys, patrolman
Albert Wright succeeded In OBJ
taininI confessions TO the theft
from two high school youths.
The money was Immediately re.
covered, and the boys were
placed In the custody Of probate
court authorities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
10 j. !. Survivors
Reath Cuban poIt
Sub-vietims lendsd
otter Ship Shsllsd

HAVANA, CUBA, March H.
R-Authorities permitted dis
closure today that 10 survivors
Of United States merchantship
had arrived 1t Baracoa, Cuba,
last night after their vessel had
been shelled and sunk 80 miles
off Puerto Plata, In the Domini-
can Republic.
The 10 were picked up at sea
by 4 Honduran ship. It was be-
lieved Is other survivors had
been landed 1t Puerto Plata.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12

BY hOWAkO w. bLAhESLEE
NEW YORK. March 12-(R
The u. S. Chemical Warfare
service reports that one way to
fight tanks effectively is with
smoke.
The story is told In the current
issue of the services quarterly
Bulletin, covering the maneu-
vers of last Fall. Eli mt riflemen,
using smoke under direction of
chemical warfare officers, delay
ed an entire motorized regiment
for an hour and a half in the End
Army maneuvers in Arkansas
and Louisiana.
"Anti-tank units" the Bulle-
tin says, shave been quick to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-12
WOMEN DOCTORS

England admitted women TO
the medical profession in 1876
and now has more than 1853
women and 5000 men on the
medical registers of the coun-
try.
Evening star., 1942-10-04

q high-crowned chapeau that sat
well behind her slight pompa-
dour. =. Suzanne Sommers, third
member Of the trio, varied the
picture by wearing a brown, we'll
tailored suit and q modified beret
which was somewhat squared
on" In the front. Despite the
trend to shorter hair or up
swept" coi1ures, the models cling
to their glamour girl tresses.
Rejean Relchman did her ia
nous mother proud the other
afternoon by looking like q model
In q simple, sand-c -colored crepe
frock with modified ascot Of
deeper-toned velvet. Her tiny
pompadour hat matched the
dress, Of course. -. Career girl vi
Sutton looked eficient and trim
as always in one Of the snap
brim casual hats so many busi-
ness girls prefer these days. !.
Model Julie Mehlman resembled
> wide-eyed doll with her dark
hair very sleek and topped BY =
velvet bow Of candy pink.
mo report from last Sundays
RedslEin romp smless It was to
say that raincoats, galo9hes and
umbrellas were ~ tn laseJ