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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14

THE ANNUAL BANQUET Of
the Child Study Club Groups of
Mount Clemens took place last
evening in the Methodist dining
room, with a delightful program
presented by Mrs. Cash South
we'll (Reva Jarman) and the
Mount Clemens High school A
Cappella Choir.
At the breif governing board
meeting held at the banquet
close, Mrs. Jacob Ullrich was
elected chairman for the coming
year, succeeding Mrs Campbell
A. Ward, retiring chairman who
presided last evening.
Banquet tables formed a tri-
ang.c, and were decorated with
bouquets Of Spring flowers,
Places we're laid for As. Corsages
we're presented 10 Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. Southwell, the three retir-
ing group presidents: Mrs. A. S,
Levine Group One; Mrs. Wal
ter Stewart Group Two); and
Mrs. Earl Dittrich Group
Three.
Mrs. Ward presided at the pro-
gram. Mrs Southwell presented
Readings on the Family and
the Home" a collection of parti-
cu'arlv apt selections presented
with distinction.
The A Cappella Choir, under
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14
Child Study Groups
Join for Annual Event

the direction of Charles Bernard
McGhee, sang a group of five
sacred and secular numbers, de-
lighting their audience with
their artistry.
During the brief business
meeting, Mrs. Ward introduced
the new presidents: Mrs. G.. DON
aid Smith of Group One, who
introduced Mrs. Robert Beal,
her program chairman and Mrs.
Walter Kruse, social chairman;
Mrs. E. N Guild, Of Group Two.
who introduced Mrs. Ross Rox,
program, and Mrs. Stewart, So
cial; and Mrs. Alvin Rosso,
whose program chairman for
the coming year will be Mrs.
Samuel Malbin.
Mrs. Paul Benz was general
chairman of the event, assisted
by an able committee from the
groups.
GROUP ONE of the Metho-
dist Women's Society of Chris
tan Service will meet Friday
at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs, AL
fred Tucker. 80 South avenue.
Members will conduct an ex-
change basket. and the program
is in charge of Mrs. George Nc
Ginnis.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14
Border Cities League Holds
Event in Dearborn Tonight

A BANQUET and dance,
probably the final event for the
duration i'm the Border Cities
League, will take place this eve
ming at Fordson High school,
Dearborn.
More than a score Of members
Of Margaret Ann Ayers Pers-
onality Glass OF Mount Glenn
ems High school will be present
at the event, for which enter
tainment will be provided by
the Mount Clemens group.
Students from the other schools
in the league, with the Mount
Clemens group, are expected to
bring the total number pres
ent TO IFS
Clare Siegel, Earl Robinson
and Jean Miller are co-chairmen
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14
-Four Generations
81 Gather for Banquet
Of Ladies' Minor LEAGUE

and presented by Mrs. Otto Wis
ner to Miss Curtin, president.
The league presented a num-
Der of gifts at the banquet.
Miss Curtin was given a ring;
Reuben Dunlap, manager of the
Bowl -Drome, received a hunt
ing set; Mrs. G. B. Dobbs dor
othy Coonan) was presented
with a wedding gift; and each
team received a humorous gift
typifying the team sponsors.
Yolanda Van Beversluys made
the presentation.
Program for the event in
Guided a solo by Mrs. A. Z.
Jeffrey; two bowling songs
composed by Ethel Quinn, &C
companied by Mrs. Emmett
Quinn; n d a humorous i'm
promtu duet, a bowling song
by Mrs. Wisner and Jane
Schultz.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14
Grant PTA TO Meet
at School Tonight

PARENT TEACHER ASSO-
CITATION of Grant school will
meet this evening al the school
at 1880 o'clock. DR.. c. e. Moore
will talk on the special care of
children. Second and third grad
ers from Miss Hazel Belts room
will sing four choruses with
Muggie Jones and Joyce Hogarth
as soloists.
Mrs. Frederick's SChutt's third
graders will give two plays, Eat
ing for Defense" and Five Lit
tie Vitamins.' Pupils Of the sec
ond grade of Miss Sylia Zeve's
room will give four choral re-
citations with dramatic action.
MRS. CORA FLOORE left
this morning for her home in
Columbus, Wis, after spending
the past week with her son, Will
liam Floore, and family, at 1874
South Wilson boulevard. Mrs.
Floore spent the winter in Mi
ami, Fla, New Orleans, La,
and Rochester New York.
MRS. DANIEL HANSINGER
entertained the st. Louis Migno-
nette Club last evening, with
Mrs Edward DeSmet and Mrs.
Mary Lozen as guests. Cards
prizes were won by Mrs Cecilia
Higbee, Mrs. Hansinger, Mrs.
Clyde Shorter, and house prize
by Mrs. Arthur Peltier.
MARY LOUISE BRUNKE,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Brunke, 25 Highland ave-
nue., entered st. Joseph Hospital
Tuesday for a period of observs-
ton.
GIRLS OWN CIR Gle of
Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Norval liter at 104
Church street on Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
MUELLER of Roseville are the
parents Of a daughter. born this
morning at ST. Josephs hospital,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14

THE POPULAR PATRIOTIC
THEME was used for decora-
tons at the annual banquet of
the Ladies Minor League of the
Bowl-O-Drome last evening,
when 81 persons gathered at
Gowanie Golf Club.
Shallow bowls filled with red
tulips, white stock, lilacs, and
snapdragons were used on the
square US h p d table. Tri-
colored ribbon trimmed with
flags decorated the bouquets,
which had brilliant blue spirals
in place of the usual green
leaves.
At the speakers table, two of
these arrangements flanked a
bowling baH in which wer e
thrust American Flags. Can
dies shaped like bowling balls
and pins were used to light the
scene, and favors were tiny bot
ties of perfume in the shape
of bowling pins.
Mrs. Perry Dubay was toast
master, presented by Frances
Curtin, league president, Mrs.
Paul Hogue presented the prize
money. Top team was LaCroix
and Groesbeck, captained by
Mrs. Arthur Schroeder. Mrs.
Charles A. Hess received the
medal for high single game
(224). Names Of members who
boWled 200 games during the
year were inscribed on a scroll
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14
Readings and Choir Selections Form Splendid Program at Banque
Lieut.. Younger Gets
PromofionWhiIe Here

SECOND LIEUT.. ROBERT
W. YOUNGER Of Meridian,
Miss, who has been visiting his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Walters, for a few
days, received word this morn
ing Of his promotion to the rank
OF first lieutenant in the U. S.
Army Air Force.
Lieut.. Younger left today for
his post. He was accompanied by
Lieut.. Clarence Robinson, who
has been spending a week
leave with re latives here.
Lieut. Robinson is headed for
Dayton, O., his new post
MRS, c. A. HOOVER and
daughters Mrs. NJ. c. Foy and
Mrs. Leo Hoffman returned yes
terday TO their home in Crestline,
O., having been called here by
the death Of Mrs Hoover's sis
ter, Mrs. Dorothea Luth.
WALTER LYONS, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lyons, return
ed 10 his naval air base in Rhode
Island yesterday with his wife
and two children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14

MIR AND MRS. GEORGE
MUELLER Of Roseville are the
parents Of daughter. born this
morning at ST. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14

Avoid Disappointment by
having your graduation
watch loid owdy now. A
small deposit will hold it.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14

GIRLS OWN GIRO Gle of
Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Norval p eltier at 104
Church street on Thursday eve
ming at o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-14

Of the program, which has a
patriotic theme. Duane Dunklee
will be POSTMASTER Commun-
ity singing will be led by Ter
rell Whitsitt, accompanied by
Kenneth Redfield. Soloist for
the occasion will be Beth Wiki
erson.
Decorations are also a part of
Mount Clemens contribution.
The head table is to be centered
with a large bouquet of red,
white and blue flowers, and toy
tanks, battleships and airplanes
will augment the patriotic eff
feet.
The affair was planned to hon
or all those who have taken part
in the activities of the Border
Cities League.
MEMB RS OF THE ROSE
CLUB of ST. Louis Parish met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Louis Yochum. Card prizes were
won by Mrs. Miller Hansen,
Mrs. Robert Vogel and Mrs. Leo
Flood. The house prize was won
by Mrs. Peter French. The club
will meet every Wednesday in
stead of Thursday and the next
meeting will be with Mrs. 10
seph Sowinsky, Lanse Grouse
road, May 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

have company they stick 10 the waffle iron
Bob ElSon Is one of Americas top sports
announcers. yet Bob let fly with:
It's printed In clear trlpe easy To read"
Or the time Ken Carpenter turned red, when
he heard himself saying:
~. T.. WATERFOWL, horse dealer, will stand be-
hind every horse he sells"
Don Wilson likes 10 forget the time he stated
"Now. ladies, I will climb mp the fire escape
To get better view. l will hold on with one
hand and talk with the other"
And we mustn't forget the one the late
Graham McNamee once used on the o Sullivan
Heel program
"O'sullivan has been the outstanding heel for
years"
WE COULD 20 on and on want more? All
w right II was Andre Baruch who on the
american Album Of Familiar Music" stated
when you have headache, ask for II by Its
full name"
Or Fletcher WileyS;
"Franco-American Spaghetti contains n rich,
creamy sauce that few people can eat"
Or Ben Grauers immortal crack:
: eco to the Plaza Theater where the feature
y THE Vanishing Nirgin'-er-I mean Nir-
MAN"
Or Everett Mitchell announcing on the Farm
and Home Hour when he said:
Fertilizer has twice much organic matter
In it-now there's something TO sink your teeth
into"
Or Milton Cross in his never 10 be forgotten
"A g. p Gypsy show stating;
you will now listen 10 the music Of the A & G
Pipsies"
Or the time David Ross on CHS introduced
Tito GuiZar and his guitar by saying
And present Tito Guitar and his
GUITAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
On Broadway
copyriEht 1874

And we mustn't forget Harry Won Ze who
introduced the then President Of the United
States by saying:
"Now 1 present the President Of the United
States-Heever Herbert. mean Hoobert Heever,
nuts, Herbert Hoover"
DUT announcers aren't the only ones who make
- mistakes In radio. For instance. the time
Amos ~ Andy got twisted in a commercial being
done by Bill Hay, who said:
THE rich tomato sauce the pork and beans,
are all half baked-hOw about your family"
Or the day when the late Lou Gehrlg was
guessing on a beer show and closed by saying:
PHI up your glass with Bupperts Reer."
But then guest stars have made more than
one bull. Fer instance Ann Corio. eX-strip tease
seauty. not so long ago pulled this one on Hart
sorry missed my cue In this script. Guess
Its easier for me TO show my lines than to read
them" g
Or the time Max Baer in the middle of a
heavyweight championship fight leaned over the
ropes and yelled down al Glenn Mccarthy. who
was broadcasting the fight:
Hey, Glen, take II easy. can't keep up with
you"
Or for that matter the night Sam Taub in
describing another fight eXcitedly yelled into the
mike:
He hit him in a neutral corner where it don't
hurt.'
Or maybe you like the one Harriet Hilliard
pulled last season on the Red SHELTON show
This is the bed George SleplngtOn washed in"
GLARS too are just as guilty. Gene Auty
y nnoCenty remarked one night:
I'm going to Wyoming 10 play cowboy tunes
horSe."
And lets norfGrger 10 record Ray Perkins
slip Of the tongue when he announced:
"In Of tie duplicate judges will be
awarded"
News commentators have had their troubles,
too
II V. Kaltenborn gets credit for this one
"Tl be back Monday with the sad
news"
Or perhaps you'd care for the one Fulton
Lewis Jr let fly:
"Remember Bar HarbOr."
or the day Raymond Gram Swing announced:
The bill was sent by arplane 10 President
Roosevelt, who was fishing in Florida waters for
his signature"
CURE we make mistakes but as I said before
- don't you? And lest you think yours
truly is immune 10 the error department let me
briefly call back 10 your mind one ! pulled which
caused no end Of embarrassment. / was deScrib-
ing the ArmyNotre Dame football game when
for no good reason / said:
"BertelIi of Notre Dame Il forced out Of
bounds by whole group Of Army ticklers."
But sports have provided some good slogans
for this war. Leo Durocher, manager Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers came up with the slogan:
BUY Bombs 10 Bomb Buns"
Today more than ever before--you don't have
70 play sport 20 be one-We can't all be ALI
Americans, but We can be mighty thankful
were all-Americans!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Dave Elnan says he knows a man In Seattle
who trains racing ROSTERS. Interesting. but
knew a fellow in Los Angeles who trained racing
cockroaches!
4 FEW months ago Spencer Tracy. Robert
Il Taylor, Mickey Rooney and Clark Gable are
SAID 10 have made a pact that II one enlisted in
the armed forces the other three would lmmedl-
ately do likewise.
As.to whether Dorothy or Dorothea is cor
rect. the Bible spells 1t Dorothea. The name
means gift OF God
star gazerS seem agreed that Aries Leo and
SaglttaIlUS women must dominate their men 10
he completely happy and that Gemini. Libra and
AquariuS women are not content unless they are
the big shot OF the family. Their idea OF
happiness is 10 be 3 celebrity married 10 A meek
stays far in the background.
QUERIES from clients:
" Q-Dont YOU really know il was General
Pershing who said, Lafayette. we are here
A-No I really don't. The who said u
Col. r. G. Stanton July 8, 1917. at the
grave of Lafayette In the Pcpus Cemetery.
Paris. You are stuck for a snapshot of yourself,
your dog the main street OF your home town.
Q-Your Stubbornness res me-. You are Mule
Al Of your mules and men department. Why
don't YOU admit Helen Twelvetrees was a film
star? She was definitely starred in picture
titled "Milie"
A-The Motion Picture Almanac. official
guide To the cinema. says: Helen Twelvetrees.
Born Brooklyn, y. Y; height feet inches;
weight 10 pounds. Golden hair and turquoise
She Is very fond OF dogs and music. She plays
feminine leads" This confirms our contention
that Miss Twelyetrees was leading lady but
not starr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Trade Mark Registered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
f. " DurHng

He's tall straight and handsome,
This soldier son Of mine
HIS daughters gay and oaretree,
Ard I'm reminded Of the time
Wheu he raced through the days Ike a cyclone
And played soldier j1tst for fiH
White nor for the sake Of freedom
he stands guard az coastal gun
Helen Wheat Harnsh.
The foregoing appeared first In the Alert,
official post newspaper OF Fort Macarthur Cali
YOU can now score one for the attractions
Il OF Housekeeping Mrs. Marigac Watson.
who earns fancy salary as war plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

named Ida Janey Clebiney Admorony Elsie
Adiliny."
IS 4 TO those stubby females TO whom you 80
n kindly refer TO cute little tricks
writes a Californian, chow well / know those
little devils. They make their husbands walk the
chalk line, smoke In the garage and hand over
his paw check Maybe they have the right idea.
We big gals probably too soft and tender
hearted where men are concerned"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

industry worker. told
reporters IN Seattle
They're trying 70
make an engineer out
Of me, and ! hope they
do. But after the war.
when my husband comes
home--hes n doctor I'm
the army--Im going
10 quit work and keep
house"
Writes the charm
I,g. clever, captivating
ema celebrity Joyce
VJnpton:
IL once knew a girl
named GAY Drum. Ny
mother says she went
IN school with n girl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

with the new babies
that have arrived
courtesy of Ramsey's
department store"
And the blurb Jack
Frasier. MIC an
nouncer. let fly in a
late army recruiting
plug:
Don't forget, men,
put your name on n
penny post card before
you forget it,"
Or maybe you like
this one voiced by Sam
Hayes, announcing for
nca Ike and waffle
flour:
EVERY time Won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

HosERY-HuDsoNs-FIRsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Useful Products Derived From
Orange and Grapefruit Skins.
They Provide Alcohol for Max
ing Gunpowder, Plastics, Medi-
cines, Oils for Paints and Per-
fumes. Cattle Food and Even q
Substitute for Dried Plasma
Used in Trsnsfuslons. Read Of
These Surprising New Uses for
Waste Citrus Kinds. a. Told In
The American Weekly With
Next Sundays Issue of The De
trolt Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

TIPS FOR BUYING AND CARING FOR RAYON HOSE
Get slightly shorter length than you silk hose.
Alternate vth two or more pair, d. 70 allow for the
required drying time Wash least "a hours before wear
ins. Don't wiring, rub stretch them. Remove rinss
when Wshns the hose They don't ,nsS readily phsn dry.
but do when Never dry them IN sun or near en-
es,; heat p, they are bon, dry before sesrirs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

And we mustn't forget Harry Won Zell, who
introduced the then President OF the United
States by saying:
Now 1 present the President OF the United
States-Heever Herbert. mean HOObert Heever,
aw nuts, Herbert Hoover"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Sure, We Make Mistakes
BY BILL STERN
Sports Radio Commentator

CURE. we make mistakes . 4. f.. don't you? Radio
~ is business where mistakes are costly,
sometimes funny. AnnouncerS don't always mean
! hat they say. For instance. on the Martha
4 ne show recently. the local lad let go with:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
as HOSIERY

And already It's postmaster in the art of pre-
tending it's silk But give manufacturers
credit for that! Our entire stock of rayon hose
and it's complete in size, color and weight
range e. comes from the same manufacturers who
have been making popular nylon and silk hose
in years past. That's why these rayons
cessful in their role the experienced
people who make them know their business And
treat them just they did their silk sisters -.
making them with high twist weave for duller.
flatterine finish full fashioned for better fit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

During Mr.. WfHchsIFS absence. his column
will be conducted by guest eoIumniStS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
plays a new success role
included in our 0ssOrfm en-
Of rayOn hosiery

LA VOGUE" chiffon weight soc
"HT-LTTE" service weight SOC
"KLEER KNIT" chiffon. service &c
"CARLOTA" SheerS ........s9c
HUDSON" -. in 4 weights. soc
"MANIKIN' chiffon and service S9c
hudson" extra long chiffon 100
OUTSIDE service weight. ....Sse
"CLEARSPUN" sheers .......Lo0
HUDSON" 81 gusge sheerS
BARELEG chiffon (shsped). go. 6Sc
BARELEG extra sheer (shsped) 79c
Women's Regular Sizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
the Side

Danrsr.a BY xinE T,.,ur,, syudie.,.. Inc
Evening star., 1942-02-28

for The Star, predicted this would
be the best trip of all those spon-
sored by The Star. He spoke briefly
and discussed how the carriers could
provide better service for readers.
During the rally Bill Coyle, Star
radio director. led the group in sing
ing. The Police Boys Club Band,
under the leadership of Clinton
Brown and under the general super
vision Of Sergt. Forrest Binswanger,
provided the music.
Rules Outlined.
The rules governing eligibility to
make the trip provide that a Star
carrier win 60 points or more. The
point count consists of four points
for new daily and Sunday sub
scription, two points for daily sub
scriber and two points for Sunday
reader. Special cash awards will be
given each carrier getting more than
20 points, it was announced.
One of the high lights of the rally
came when Mr.. Coyle called for a
carrier boy to come to the stage
and lead the assembly In a song.
There was a scramble among two
boys to see who would reach the
stage first. and Edgar Poore, IA.
of So s street NV, won. He led
the group in the singing OF God
Bless America" accompanied by
the band.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
Unit Rivalry Boosts
Paper Collections al
Phillips -WermIeY
School ExempIifies
Upword Trend in
Stur-P.-T. A. Drive

A little rivalry which is proving
a big aid in national defense has
developed within and among various
schools in The Evening Star-P. T.
A. salvage for victory program.
Contests always stimulate interest
and this has proved true in the case
of the two units of the Phillips
Wormley School, Neither school was
doing anything exceptional until the
faculty decided to see which unit
could turn in more paper.
Phillips. which had only turned in
544 pounds for December and 977
pounds for January. stepped up its
production this week to 989 pounds
for the day, bringing the February
total to 2,290 pounds.
However. Wormley was not to be
beaten. Wormley turned in 703
pounds in December and 1,729 in
January. Yesterday, spurred by the
desire to stay ahead of Phillips,
Wormley turned in 1884 pounds,
bringing the February total to 1885
pounds, or a grand total for the
combined school of 5,625 pounds.
The improvement made by this
school is representative of the trend
throughout the collection drive. Ad-
ditional trucks are to be provided
for the collections because Of their
bulk at this time. On one of the
routes Thursday. for instance. the
first three schools visited filled one
truck to its capacity Of $4,000
pounds.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
Civic Federation Hits
Tydinqs Court Proposal

Vigorous opposition to the Tydings
amendment to the court merger
bill was expressed last night by
delegates to the Federation of Civic
Associations at a meeting in the
board room of the District Building.
The amendment substitutes five
years of legal practice in the Dis
trict for the five-year legal residence
requirement for appointment to the
bench.
The group, presided over by DR..
E. j. Harris, commended Congress
for establishment of health center
at Seventh and p streets NV. and
asked the creation OF several mental
hygiene clinics.
A larger colored personnel in the
Public Health Service was urged,
and a letter of commendation di-
rected to be sent to Commissioner
Mason for his approval of this pro-
ject. The federation also asked for
more rigorous housing inspection
and official time on for Government
workers appearing before subcom-
mittees Of Congress. Witnesses now
have to take time out Of their an
nual leave, it was said.
A mass meeting at pm. Wednes-
day at the Randall Junior High
School to protest housing arrange
ments provided in the Goodwille
S., ,OO0, 900 remodeling plan for South
Washington YVES announced by DR..
Harris. The association went on
record as approving school and hos
pital items in the plan. but opposing
the housing phase of the program.