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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
By J. R. WILLIAMS

talked to him. Afterward we
found out that he'd hurt his
right angle and didn't dare
risk the kick. So q tow-headed
sophomore named Klink trot-
ted out, cool as hog on ice,
and put the ball square between
the posts and the game was in
the bag.
Doc Oliver turned around to
us with that pleasant, sort of
impersonal smile of his. We'll,
what did you think of it,"
For someone that had just
cleaned up a nice pile, Juddy
was no ray of sunshine.
81 wanted Angel to have
more chance she said.
"Say, gall" Van Clark leaned
across to her. THE business of
q linesman, in case you haven't
been told, is to outplay the 9TH
err guy"
"Of course. But"
Angel outplayed two oppon-
ents half the time and kept
three plenty busy at odd mo-
ments. Isn't that right, Mr.. o.
iver?"
The Doc nodded. 81 haven't
seen better end play since Brud
Holland. There's a professional
scout from the Magnates here.
Todd Is likely to hear from
him"
We all went over to Rogues
Hall for a drink. There we ran
into the Magnates' representa-
tive.
"The big boy. here, sure did
a job on that truckhorse of a
tackle" he said, patting Angel
on the shoulder.
Il thought il was rotten, the
way he tried to hit Angel when
Angel was trying to help him.
Juddy said.
Help him, huh?" The scout
gave boot. I'D hate to have
anyone help me that way. Why,
he rubbed enough dirt into that
Tarzan's eyes to load a dump
cart"
"Angel! You didn't"
"Why, Juddy," he said, "he'd
have got me IL I hadn't goi
him.. s.
"You mean he tried 70 foul
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your"
Angel laughed. whats foul
when the Jump isn't looking! Be
sensible, sweetness. Somebody
had to put him out SO he'd stay
out. Isn't that right, Mom?"
Depends on the point Of
view" / said. "As a business
proposition, I'd say you're right
And I expect football is more
business than it is anything
else"
"Sure, it u.s." the scout said
"And a good business to be in"
We'll, I think it's rotten"
Juddy said. 1T takes all the
fun out of winning my bet"
Angel put on his coaxing
way. Come on, honeybunch,
he said. Don't 60 prissy on
me. Let's just the two of us 60
out to dinner somewhere"
mo; l don't want to. Angel
she said. 'I'm going to Tambay."
Instead of taking it on the
smile, as expected he would.
Angel got cocky. Could you
blame him for feeling his
oats?
20. X, II that's the way you
feel about it," he said. "I'll Jog
into town and get myself a
snoot-full of celebration. Train
ings off and I guess I've got il
coming to me-"
l think he had, at that.
We didn't see him for several
days. I totted up the accounts
for the weekend. We'd taken
in close to three hundred and
seventy-five dollars. Besides.
there was Juddy's four hun
dred, and my fifty on the game
We could thank Angel for that.
Again / was singing at my
work. Juddy wasn't. She felt
bad about Angel when he didn't
show up.
Tambay was shy another
regular. Maurie Sears wasn't
coming around any more. II got
me TO thinking. All his friends
laid off him about the mix-up
at the Rice Club But there was
a bunch of small-town rats that
hung around the corners, and
heard they'd taken 10 Singer
ing and passing remarks when
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. SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
coPYNIoHr. ieAi.
NCA SERVICE. INC.

knees were webbing, and you
couldn't see his features for
mud. Angel was dabbing at it to
clear it away. At least that's
what it looked like from the
stands. l thought ! saw some
thing else, though, that ! hoped
the umpire didn't see. All of q
sudden the big gorilla jerked
away and made a wild swing
at Angel. Angel ducked and
grinned at him and patted him
on the back. Meaning, of course
--he don't know what he's do
ing, poor guy!
They took Scallinger out,
fighting, while the Welliver
crowd was yelling for his
blood again. He looked as If he
was crying. too. Van Clark,
next to me, had his field-glasses
on the mix-up. ! whispered to
him:
did you see what I saw
them"
Eyes," he said. Forget It,"
While this was going on
Ramsdell was strolling across
the line like a schoolmarm out
for a walk. Maybe II came toe
easy for him. His kick for the
extra point was Z mile wide
and he hadn't missed twice be.
fore in the whole season. Sc
there Il was, seven to our six
Was ! sick for my fifty and
Juddy's three hundred!
Angel played like three men
after that. But everytime the
boys were on their way q fun,
bic or q penalty set them back
The count was still against U.
when the game went into the
final quarter. II looked lousy
Then, with only two and Q hall
minutes 70 90, and fourth down
We had m outside chance for
I1sop kick.
Ihe stands were yelling FOL
AQeel Todd. But Angel wa
ahoklng his head - Ramsdel
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OH, DIANA!
CHAPTER Xxx

Between the halves an assist
mt coach came up to Doc and
asked If he would talk with
Coach Harley in the dressing
room. Juddy's eyebrows went
up.
whats all that about?" she
wanted to know.
Coach probably wants his
slant on the game" Van said.
"Why should he?"
Because Oliver knows plen-
II football. He invented the
split tandem when he was in
college"
.Juddy looked as If she didn't
take any stock in It. Whats
the split tandem?" she said.
TITS q chess opening" ! told
her.
"Oh. csn II. Mont" she said.
! could tell she was sore on
everything. Worrying over her
three hundred, too. / wouldn't
wonder.
Doe came back with the news
that Angel was all right and
would start the next quarter.
0callinger gave him grin as he
took hisD lacs, but II wasn't the
soet ~ Welcpone I'D have liked.
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TOMORROW MORNING g A. M TO II NOON

800 A. ~.
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!; S P. M. TO I A. N.

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1880 p. y.
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l1:oo p. ~.
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IL NOON

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1870 r. ~.
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600 r. ~.
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Jimmy Flynn
$50 p. u.
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Orchestra
0:%5 p. ~.
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Serendae
10 p. N.
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Booklets Tied to Roses
Reveal News to Guests

JOINING THE RANKS of
brides-elect today is Elizabeth
Marie Weiss, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul E. Weiss, whose en-
gagement TO William F. Nank.
son of Roland E. Nank, 1875 South
Wilson boulevard, was revealed
Saturday night.
A group of friends Of the
couple gathered at the Weiss
home at 2007 Cass avenue. At
refreshment time, they were
seated around the table which
was conferred with a bouquet of
red roses, and lit by red tapers.
The news was revealed in tiny
books fastened to white satin
streamers attached to red roses,
one of which was given each
guest. Betty and Bill were in
scribed on the little. books.
Out-of-town guests at the par
ty were Miss Weiss twin sister.
Mrs. Paul BARLEY, and Mr..
BARLEY of Birmingham, who
were recently married them
selves.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Jennings Seminary, Aurora,
ILL.,, and came to Mount Clemens
four years ago with her family.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-02

THE GARDEN CLUB is spon-
soring the local sale of tickets
for the annual Michigan Flower
and Garden Exhibition March 81
to 20.
Plans for this giant show, held
in Convention hall, Detroit, are
bigger and more interesting than
ever. One whole unit is being de-
voted to the Victory Garden
Program, arrange d by Mrs.
Henry Ford. Michigan State Col
lege and the Michigan Horticul-
tural Society. This unit features
both flowers and vegetables,
with special emphasis on the
ornamental. Joint sponsors of
the Victory program feel that
beauty is a vital and essential
part of life today-a top morale
builder.
In the orchid exhibit, more
than 500 plants will be shown,
including 100 varieties never
before seen by the public in this
area. A third feature will be q
garden arranged by the Detroit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-02
Betsey Cushing Roosevelt Weds
Jock Whitney in Eastern Rites

NEW YORK. March 2-(R-
With his chauffeur valet and Sc
cretary among the guests, John
Hay (Jock) Whitney, one of the
nations wealthiest men, was
married yesterday to Mrs. Bet
sey Cushing Roosevelt, former
wife of James Roosevelt, eldest
son of the President.
Secret service agents, on hand
because of the presence of the
Presidents granddaughter, Kate
and Sara Delano Roosevelt, aged
6 and 8, also attended the simple
ceremony in the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Harvey
Cushing.
Whitney, 81, former husband
of Mary Elizabeth Altemus (Liz)
Whitney, wore plain blue bust
ness suit, and Mrs. Roosevelt, 80,
q gray-blue afternoon costume
as the Rev. George Stewart, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
church of Stamford, Conn.,, unit
ed the two famed families.
Immediately after a reception
at the apartment of the brides
sister, Mrs. Vincent Aston, the
couple left for a short honey
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Betty Weiss ENGAGEMENT to William Nank is Announced at Par
Moravian Couples
Mark Anniversaries

IN 1889 A COPY OF THE
MONITOR mentions the we'd
ding anniversaries of three cou-
Piles living on Moravian Drive,
who celebrated their wedding
anniversaries on March /. This
year we may again congratulate
them and wish them well.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Diener, married 81 years, MIR.
and Mrs. August Rohrback, cele-
brating their 35th anniversary
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Hum
mel, who were married "a years
ago.
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moon at Greenwood plantation,
a Whitney estate at brownsville,
Ga. Within a few days they
planned to go to Washington,
where Whitney is director of the
Motion Picture division of the
office of coordinator Of inter-
American affairs.
Mrs. Whitney's marriage to
James Roosevelt ended in di-
vorce March 10, 1941, custody Of
her two daughter being award
ed to her. Roosevelt later mar
ried the former Romelle Schnei-
der, his nurse during q serious
illness.
Divorce also terminated Whit
ney's first marriage, the decree
being granted May 20, 1910.
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Coming Events
MONDAY. MARCH 2

BAPTIST WWG at the of Romayne Mater
Vile, at 7:30 pm.
ST MARTHAS GUILD at the home of Mrs George w. John
3051 South River road, at $50 pm.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in MCHS Room 9, from to pm.
VFW AUXILIARY games party in Veterans hall, at
LIP READINC class Of Mount Clemens Society for the Hard
OF Hearing, at East Detroit High school, at 1870
WESTMINSTER LEAGUE, annual meeting at the home Of
Mrs George Hargreaves, South Wilson boulevard.
ST PETERS NCCW in ST. Marys clubrooms after devoons
in the church at 745 pm.
22l East Broadway. Mount Clemens, at $50 pm.
EIGHT O'CLOCK CLUB at the home of Mrs Kenneth Den
son. 113 South avenue at pm
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythia in Pythan Hail.
MAcoMB COUNTY BOARD of Realtors at Medea Hotel
$50 pm
ST PETERS meow in ST. Marys Clubrooms after benedic
ton in the church 745 pm
YOUNG WOMENS CLUB in Masonic hail. at 8 pm
TUESDAY, MARCH 3
SPECIAL MEETING of Rebekah and LOOT. Lodges in
Barron hall at pm.
LADY ARBEITERS, in Barron hall, at 2 pm
WESLEYAN LEAGUE of Methodist Church. at the home of
Mrs Sydney Tinker, 116 Floral avenue, at pm.
BIN SENIOR SISTERHOOD meeting at the home Of
Mrs Joseph N. Scher, 126 Belleview avenue, at
AVE MARIA STUDY CLUB at the home of Mrs Howard "
Groesbeck, Jr., at $50 pm.
BUSINESS GIRLS GROUP of Girls Friendly Grace parish
house, at 1880 pm
FOUR O'CLOCK CLUB potluck dinner at the home of Mrs
Roland Charbeneau. 152 Riverside drive, at 7.3O pm
GRACE CHURCH GUILD in Grace parish house. ut pm
MERRY TWELVE CLUB at the home Of Mrs Carol Lamont
Conger Bay Drive, at pm.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS at the Of Alton Noe 1T
Beleview avenue, at 130 pm
RED CROSS HOME NURSING Class at Joseph's hospital
CROSS ADVANCED First Aid Class at Mount Clemens
High school, at 1880 pm
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
1870 am
CITIZENSHIP CLASS. at Wilson school. q to 4 pm
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Mothers Club
TO Hear Talks

DONALDSON MOTH E r s.
CLUB will hold a dinner meet
ing Wednesday night at $50
o'clock at the school. Mrs. Harold
Smith and Mrs. William High
street from the dinner commit
tee.
Program for the evening will
be presented by Mrs. Hugh
Neale, who will speak on Wom-
ems Park in Civilian Defense,
and Mrs. Campbell A. Ward, who
will offer a discussion.
MRS. JULIA CASE returned
Saturday from visits with her
daughters, Mrs. F. M. Cochran
of Randolph Field, Tex. and Mrs.
c. M. Stanton, in Cleveland. She
has been gone since Dec. 20.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-02

PUBLIC INSTALLATION of
officers of the Junior Maccabees
was held Saturday afternoon in
Barron hall, which was wildly
decorated in the Maccabees' col
ors, red, white and black, for
the occasion.
Officers installed were Shir-
ley Streu, past commander; Eliz-
abeth Ross, commander; Colleen
M pore lieutenant commander;
Edna Kolp, chaplain; r o b e t
Streu, sergeant; Dorothy Blohm,
golden deed recorder; Jean Woo
ley, record keeper; Bert h a
Blohm, national flag bearer; An
nabella Tilch, Maccabees' flag
bearer; Wilma j. Helm, first
guard; and Edith Shorkey, Sec
ond guard.
Mrs. Louisa Minor, supreme
junior director, of Detroit, was
installing officer. Elizabeth Ross
and Colleen Moore were mis-
tresses at arms, and guards were
Donna Moore, Betty Blohm, Will
ma j. Helm, Wanda Moore, &C.
ella Peltier. Bernard Shorkey,
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VFW Auxiliary
Plans USO Party

ANOTHER EVENING of en-
tertainment will be sponsored by
the Auxiliary of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars at the USO House
on Broa way on "Wednesday
night, at 1880 o'clock.
The evenings plans include
community :inging, d n 6,
games and refreshments. Any
young lady interested in at
tending these programs is asked
to contact Mrs. John Thurman,
hospitality chairman, or Mrs. Le-
Roy Brundage, president of the
auxiliary. AS the programs are
completed, they will become in
vitational affairs. Members of
the auxiliary act as chaperoneS.
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Daisy Club Guests
Take Card Honors

THE GUESTS at the Daisy
Club meeting last evening were
prominent among the list of card
prize winners. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wellnitz and Ray Quack-
enbush won high scores, while
William Peters, a member, also
came out on top. Mrs. Quacken-
bush was also q guest at the
meeting, held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Korte. Next hosts
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Duggan, March Is.
Mrs. Duggan reported to the
club on the meeting of the Tenn
porary Advisory Committee to
the Women's Division Of the Vol
unteer Office of Civilian De-
tense. The Daisy Club will enter
into the st. Louis meow pro-
ect to supply cookies for the Hos
tess House and USO Building.
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Garden Club Sponsors Sale
Of Detroit Flower Show Tickets

Geological Gardens. A carpet OF
wild flowers will be threaded
by a small stream, to form a
background for a small animal
exhibit.
Mrs. Charles r. Ullrich Is in
xharge of the local ticket sale.
Reduced rates will be in effect
until March 20, when prices will
60 up.
Tickets may be obtained at
Schanher's, Daner's and Weston
DORIS Drug Stores, and The
Carey Flower Shop.
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Mrs. Newbauer
Named to Posts

MRS. ISABEL FOX NEW
BAUER yesterday was elected
a member of the board of direc-
tors of the Detroit Catholic Or
ganists' Guild, at a meeting held
in Detroit. She was also appoint
ed representative of the Port
Huron Deanery.
Mrs. Newbauer has been an
active member of the organiza-
ton, which includes 800 music
ians, for the past two years. She
is organist at st. Peters Catholic
Church, Mount Clemens, pianist
for the Olga Fricker dance class
es in Grace parish house, and
widely known in musical circles
here.
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TO Hear Talk
on Nutrition

MISS MARIE PATTANI, die
titan at Sigma Gamma Conval-
escent Home, will be speaker of
the afternoon, when Alexander
Macomb Chapter of Daughters of
the American Revolution holds
their March meeting. Miss Pat
tani will talk on nutrition.
Mrs. Christian F. Matthews, IS
South Wilson boulevard, will be
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Paul w.
Schanher, Mrs. Samuel Cheney
Price and Mrs. Florence Adams.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
PAWLACZYK of Roseville are
the parents of a son, born this
morning in st. Joseph's hos
pital.
MIR. AND MRS MYRLE E.
ST. AUBIN and DR.. and Mrs.
Rufus keitzel entertained q
group of friends at a dinner
party Saturday night at the
Reitzel home. The event was the
first of two, the second being
planned for Saturday. March 2
at the st. Aubin home.
PICTURES of Mount Clemens,
Canada, Nova Scotia, and Maine
are among those which Miss Loa
Green will show this evening at
the meeting of st. Peters Ma
tional Council of Catholic
Women. The meeting will begin
after devotions in the church at
7:45 O'Clock.
MISS DELLp. NUNNELEY of
Detroit spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lou A. Hall, IL Moser
Place.
BEVERLY TOWNER of Scott
boulevard will be honored at q
family gathering this evening in
celebration of her birthday ami
versary.
MIR. AND MRS. MERYL
STRATTON, 3072 Union Lake
road, are the parents of a son,
born this morning in st. Joscph's
hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-02

BEGINNING TODAY q series
Ct favorite cookie recipes will be
printed on the Society Page of
the Daily Monitor. The women
of Mount Clemens are urged to
select one of these recipes, II
they have no pet recipe Of their
own, and make a batch for the
cookie jar at the Hostess House
or the USO building.
Enlisted men from Selfridge
Field consume 100 cookies day,
and contributors are urgently
needed. The Girl Scout Council
is sponsoring the project OF
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Mr.. and Mrs. Watz
Return from Trip

MR.. AND MRS. OSCAR
WATT have returned from a
three weeks motor trip on which
they Travelled $500 miles. They
first visited their son Lieut.. and
Mrs. Earl Watz at Camp Robert
son, Ark, leaving there for the
Base Air Corps at New Orleans,
La, where, their daughter and
husband Sgt. and Mrs. Chalmers
Mccall are stationed.
They next visited their son,
Robert, who is attending school
at Fort Lauderdale, Fla, return
ing through the Carolinas.
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Fruit Cookies

MRS. AUGUST GATZ of
247 North avenue has q fav-
orite recipe for fruit cookies.
Clip it and make batch for
the Soldiers Cookie Jar.
Here's how you make it:
Two cups brown sugar, l
cup shortening (drippings or
oleomargarine), 2 eggs, =
teaspoon salt, 6 tablespoons
hot black coffee, / teaspoon
soda, l teaspoon baking pow
der, 4 cups flour, cup rails
ins, N cup walnuts or dates,
cut fine.
Mix and drop from tea
spoon. Flatten with tumbler-
bottom, covered with cloth,
and bake II minutes at 375
degrees.
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Junior Maccabees Install
Officers in Ceremony

Ann Dewitt. Mrs. Ulma Moss,
district manager, was a guest.
Several selections of enter
tainment were presented by the
Juniors, and several by pupils
of the Hawaiian Studios. Next
meeting will be March IA, at l
o'clock in Barron hall.
MIR. AND MRS. X A RI
STEINMANN and two daugh-
tiers, Trudy and Selma Marie.
were weekend guests, of Mrs.
Steinmann's father and sister. /.
A. Hartung and daughter Sell
ma. Mrs. Hartung is visiting in
Texas.
PVT. AND MRS. CLARENCE
FIEBELKORN observed their
first wedding anniversary on
Sunday. Mrs. Fiebelkorn, the
former Dorothy Roney, makes
her home at 1876 Euclid avenue,
while Pvt. Fiebelkorn is station
ed at Camp Wallace, Tex.
MRS. LLOYD ALLEN OF
Crosse Pointe, will be a guest OF
the Tuesday bridge club tomor.
row when it meets at the home
Of Mrs. William Lehner.
MIR. AND MRS. ROLAND
BRIGHT of Oak street. Harrison
township announce the birth of
a son, born Saturday, Feb. %,
in Florence Crittenden Hospital,
Detroit,
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tell them when it is convenient
for you to bake for the soldier
boys.
Those who filled the jars last
week are Mrs. Douglas Ball, Mrs.
Donald Miller, Mrs. Macy E.
Watkins, Mrs. Harry Roy, Mrs.
Oscar Denison, Mrs. John E.
Merrill. Mrs. Thomas Moran,
Mrs. Alfred Henk, Mrs. George
Campbell, Mrs. Paul w. Mckee,
Mrs. James E. Spier and Mrs. M.
T. Beatty.
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Inspection

Members of the Auxiliary OF
the Veterans of Foreign Wars are
requested to attend the meeting
in Veterans hall on Tuesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in uniform. In
spection will be held, and pot
luck refreshments will be served
later.
WALDENBURG Ladies' Aid
will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. Arnold Kraatz, 296
Euclid avenue.