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Evening star., 1942-09-16
hospital. and Alice NJ Abrams, rs. Aooo

Aossu: s.a s. sutl:9 Sudss Is Sas sent,e, sth
a. fss ne Rev eSRss 5esn chi@as Il; 1851 9Th st.
Robert SeTn A. puva ndt, a. and Vera Weed
Ss'R the Rev y R Ro'a Rdsaras VI asen'ervle Ohio
A. c. Simmons jr.. 90. Takoma Park. Md.
and Dorothy Mclean. IS. Dallas, Texas;
John s, Russ. es;, Boiling Field. and Alyee
the Rev. ]. H. Hall
Elmer L; Mahonsy. ,2a. $50 Columbia I'd.
/ ton pl NV; the Rev. NJ. C. Mills.
Y Enriaht; $: both of i4s2 ~ rairmont nt
ST. NV; the Rev. Albert Evans.
Luther .nd nsdFs Eodfers e Davis Us ?is 81 ohateo m Ton
8. c.; Judge Fay Bentley.
Francis NJ Doyle, Al, $3.50 Conn. ave. NV,
asy and sne SEsnns + kSwss SSs Rey e. 7q Sur
and Mary E, JAMESON e1, 1901 I4th st,
pos.E;' n;w;' the r. Rev; J. W; Rustin.
and Charlotte E. Moneymaker, 16, Cabin
,.msa 1Shn Ma a,vtns hs Rex ss \ sshaer
ave. Sc; the. Rev. j. J. coyne. WA
Donald =: Hurd q, 1918 PARK I'd. NV
fns st. naIfaFss Rev bsve5idsf x Mecasney ri :0s
10th st.sn.w.; the Rev, G. E. Lenski;
Robert D. Barton; %. Foxboro, Mass, and
Mas Nsssy II. Il ns1 wh'.je1 j. Il Hostsr o Winchester
Henry S. Messenger. 81. 1896 lSth st. NV,
and Mary R.. Phelan, "a. l116 Monroe
john Wood @ Eos Nseaag seR gersey eayoR ave
and Bernice Minor, %, 1742 Corcoran
st. NV; the Rev. W. L. Turley.
LaMotte w. PrimeauX, 49, Fort Belvoir,
Va. and Virginia o. Goodwin, II,
Alexandria, Va; the Rev. c. T. Ben
Jesse r. Fleming, 81 523 9Th st. NV,
and l.. Margaret Carr. 23. 1900 18th
st, NV: the Rev, Wilson Holder;
Karl N. Bretzfeider 80, 1905 Shepherd
St NV. and Esther M. Gillerstein 30,
3616 Connecticut ave. NV; the Rev.
Norman Gerstenfeld.
victor J. Cavagrotti. %, 1919 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Births Reported

Jesse and Mary Adams, boy.
James and June Atkinson, Girl.
staney sna and Gnse Msry ssisrd snidTn .. aF
Jack and Kate Barbash, boy.
LLOYD and Floretta Bear, boy
Charles and Helen Bowers. girl
William and Velva Carver, boy.
Justice and Johanna Chambers. boy.
Murray and Bertha Collins. boy
Bartholomew and Pearl Curro. boy.
Roland and Doris Dickman, girl.
Rush and Ruth Drake, boy
John and Martha Ganse, boy.
Charles and Virginia Graham. boy,
Paul and Kathleen Gray, girl.
Israel and Rose GTitz. boy.
william and Joan Hunter, boy.
Richard and Lois Keegan, boy.
Dali and Mary Knapp boy.
Bernard and Esther Litchman. boy.
Franklin and Eloise .Lusby, girl.
Wallace and Ruth Mount, boy.
George Gs and and Helen Helen MCCOY Mes' SIT f.r''
James and Catherine McPadden, boy.
Wade and Pinkie Nairn. girl.
William and Dorothy Neely, boy.
James and Doris Nutwell girl.
Hugh and Dorothy OConnell, girl.
William and Janice o'Donneii, boy.
Karl and Marearet Olsen. giri
ASaIsn ASmsn snd snd Pssr pssnes RasES he bsf boy
Jean and Hazel Rehbock, boy.
Frank and Viola Rinaldi. boy
Redford and Josephine Robinson, girl.
Charles and Minnie Rubin, boy.
Gilbert and jamie Simonds, girl.
Roy and Ruth Simpson. boy.
william and Dorothy Smith, boy.
Ray and Violet Stanton, boy.
Edward and Bertha Strother, boy.
Oscar and Helen Taylor, boy.
William and Mildred Twltty, girl.
Elvin and Edna Vernon, girl.
Eugene and Vera Vinogradoff. boy.
Reford and Kelsie Watkins, sirl.
Everett and Ethel White. boy.
Julian and Bessie White, boy.
John and LaVona Woods, girl.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Argentina Troining
Civilian Air Pilots

Flyers for Argentina viii be sup
piled by a new semi Official organi-
cation made up of civil flying clubs
and other aviation groups. The
government is to bear half the
flying cost based on actual hours
flown and will pay the instructors.
The clubs are to pay for the main
tenance and repair of planes.
In June national aeronautics
school was established to give theo-
retical instruction courses and flying
lessons. Experience gained at civil
aviation training centers in the
United States is used for standard
lied instructors training course. The
Argentine Weather Bureau in Bue-
nos Aires is organizing service of
upper air weather observations.
using Army Air Corps planes and
pilots.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Deaths Reported

Anna Mervin, al. $500 14th St NV.
BENJAMIN c. Hughes. IS, 5000 18th st. NV
Dora SUSSEX, S4 1925 Spring I'd. NV
Joseph w. Stewart. 80, 1850 wyoming
Charles P. seebold. RI. $40 st. NV.
Catherine, E. Schnobel, rs, 1880 Maple
John T. Mason, 90. 1o4e 2eth H.. Ar
william Hines. 5s. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Jonas Ghee, So, 5s15 9Th st, NV
Aubrey S. Curtis, SO. Summerduck, Va.
Walter King, 81, 100 5th st. s.e.
Daniel F. Price, 4S, Lexington 8. c.
Harold F. Hs llock,. AZ, $40 5th St NV
Ellsworth D. Cox, AZ. 456 X St. NV
Frieda A1pert, 3S, 1927 ST. ne
William A. Brcdy "a, District Heights, Md,
Carol A. Scher, II, Rogers Heights. Md
Infant Dorothy L. Stevenson, Arlington. Va
George w. Boone, so, 929 Westminster
ST. NV.
William Drew, 50, Blue Plains, D. c,
Jimmy Meyers. SO: Unknown.
Nathaniel Adams, so. 81 3 Gresham pl n "
Edmonia Thomas. 81. 1922 18th st. NV
Charles E. Porter, 55, 7O7 10th st. ne
Ralph Smith, So ITO T St NV
Blanche Duval SO, 231 2Is st, NV.
John Barnes. 33. 1904 T st. NV
Elmer E. Wilson. 81, East Chicago, Ind
Jean c. Jackson, IL, sos 42nd st. ne.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Business Men to Meet

The District Federation of Busi-
ness Mems Associations will hold the
first fall meeting tomorrow at the
Hamilton Hotel, 14th and K streets
NV, beginning with dinner at
6:45 pm. 1t will be a dinner-busi-
ness meeting only. There will be
no speakers or entertainment.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Marriage License
Applicutions

Under D. c. ldU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tD1it three tuH days and
recetre their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

Frances D. EscoYery, 81, Strong Hail
g. W. u the Rev. N. r Welch
Nathan D. Rosenberg, o6, Walter Reef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

sht vss attended hy her sister
Miss Anita Edwards, her cousin,
Miss wendy Wagner and the
hridegroom's cousin. Miss Retta
Forbes.
Lieut.. Look was attended by his
cousin. Faber Lswis 81 Portland,
and tho group 81 young officers
forming the guard Of honor In
oluded Lieuts william Murphy,
Don Allen. John Jay. John Hay.
Don Harris and Eckcrn
The bride wore a seafosm dress
with coral trim and a coral top
coat and corssge Of butterfly
orchids for travelling.
Mrs. Look is member ~ the
Junior League and the splnster
Club ~ Santa Barbara and an
alnmna of Santa Barbara Girls
school and Mills College Her
husband attended ST. ranl's school
IN New Hampshire and the School
for Foreign Service IN Washington,
u. c. before entering the service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Alpha Club Looks Forward
To Annual Spring Luncheon
Mrs. w. P. WaeIey VIII Open Her Home Monday for
OCCASION Miss lrIe 10 Speak on South America

Mrs. w P. Wagley will open her home Monday In mem
bers Of Alpha Study club for their annual spring luncheon
Following through with the years study of Latin America
the committee will accent the South American motif with
bright coors which will be used throughout the and
the luncheon tables which will be appointed with gay
pottery in all coors. The affair being planned for II 80
o'clock.
The program will consist of talk South America
by Miss Margareta Irle student the College Of Puget
Sound whose home formerly In Santiago. Chile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Mrs. Orion Fiesd,
Tennis Club Officers

Mrs. Charles waite orton vas
named president II the Tacoms
Tennis club At the annual meet.
Ing ~ trustees. hoard and mem.
hers Tuesday evening al the club
hntlns Chosen 10 serve ~itn hsr
this year are Miss Jessie ksrshaw
VICE president. Mrs. y A. Perkins
second vice president. Mrs = a
Nourse. secretary. and Nj A e
Grafton. treasurer
Several vacancies In the board
Of TRUSTEES are 10 h. filled later
but those selected 30 far are Mrs
Thomas Feksirom. Mrs. Homer
Clay and Mrs. W " kilworth
Mrs. Ralph c. schaeffer. retir.
ing president. conducted the meet.
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Plight Troth
In Spokane
Ma Eremmers eseomes
BRIDE Of Oscar SsreEsssr

Ma srenmers Becomes
Bride Of Oscar SsreEsrer
NJ. and Mrs. John p. Rrcm-
mers of Skykomish are an
noaneinT The marriage March
i Of their daughter. Miss
Rlondene Rrommers. 10 Mr..
Oscar :. Strelitrer. formerly
q nay Island. now in the
[. :. AR Corps ~ Geiser
Field. Spokane. The late
afternoon ccremo ny took
place quietly in Spokane.
re hFads soFs = navy sfiernnnn
ensemble ~ath white lace trim and
eorsake ~ ssrieniss Hsf
matching accessories included an
off the fser bat
ulss Naaalens cavansugh ~ss
re brides hener attendant and
wscre : rlnk sHa black ensemble
and hsr sister. Miss Elas Rrcm-
mers. as the brides maid wear
ing : light blue Afternoon en-.
semhls Mr.. John A. Foster ~
Seattle xas Ire brat mar
Present slsa fer the ceremony
~rrs Mr. Betty Kills ~ Seattle.
and Mr. Wade rerrow ~ Csig.r
Faeid. formerly If Tacoma
TIE bridegroom made hls homs
in Tacoma for some time prior r.
entering the service he 10 the
son nf Mr. ard Mrs. e. J sire
iltssf II Milwaukee,. WISE and a..
tended Marquette university sna
the University ~ Washington. az.
fiiiatlnx xith Phi chi Psi ffsterni.
~. NJ strelitser u alsn an en-.
thusiastie skier and = membef II
Tacoma ski club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Mrs. Hoheim Honored
AT Garden Shower

For the pleasure of Mrs. Jack
Hoheim Florence MeLean). = re-
cent bride. Mrs. Bradley Bannon
and Miss Dixie Thompson enter
tanned Thursday evening Al the
home Of the latter. The occasion
was garden shower and evening
Of games. honors for which went
10 Mrs. Martin Packard Frances
Summers and Miss Deborah
Webb.
A late supper followed Dsffo-
dis and ounce blossoms were
used about the rooms
Guests included Mr. Hohelm.
Mrs. Lucius Hslberg. Ms PACK
ard and the Misses Dorothy Shaw.
Shirley Scott. Janet Robbins.
Deborah Webb and Marie Null
lgsn.
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Mrs. johnson 10 Entertain
Ladies OF kiwsnis Board

Mrs. Harold Johnson will enter.
tain members n the hoard ~ the
Ladies' NJ kiwanis at her home on
North Union Tuesday afternoon Al
/ o'clock.
Those planning TO attend arc
Mcsdsmes Edwin ". Clark. N. ~,
Ben jamlu. James Anderson. George
Fisher. A. ~ Rhode, Harry Cain.
Philip Gruger and Wallace Larson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Scout Leaders
To Have Session

The srnasi fs<i Hezsz1t esrfsf-
snes ~ shs Northwest <<es,aa ~
shs Ma Tree fsxsan ~sll - hid
IN EuEsHs. orr. April ~. - saa
"a 1t the 1shufn hHtsl Center.
erss program ~gH ssns~v sfossnd
tho theme ~Usr keasa tnlsnf~ss
Leadership IT, rlse< In th< Ma.
slon To-day ana TemnFsu~
ccnfefsnes sussta are Han,
chsfsss A. epfssus. aossfnos a.
Oregon. pf Donald I'm. president
~ University % ofssnn. Mrs. Aisn
Means. president NJ the DIRT
Scouts: Mfs. Slbyt uardan Nsusli.
essentiss secretary 81 field dsvi-
sim. Miss Margaret Murray. -.
visof on council trslnlnf and Miss
Edith conaat. lntsfmsalai< pro-
Frsm adviser. hfs. Charles Ciiss
u Seattle lss conference chairman
Those from TAsams plsnasas 90
attending the conference are Mrs.
n A. Thompson executive s~ers.
tary. Mrs fodefle uIxena1n. con.
mlss'onsas Mrs Frsarss<k H&inss.
Mrs. Clifford hsf~nzia. krs. Nor.
mar Mace. Mrs. a. =. Macarthur.
Mrs William Merffs. hfs John
nsfnhsrtssn. Mrs HArsia nils.
Mrs J, Tsyiur. Mrs.. Harry lam.
500. Mas Katherine fsesttllns sss
Mas n<ssIr Tt1tfi<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
libre Study Club 10 Have
Luncheon tuesday

a ! O'Clock luncheon At the
home n Mrs. Fred Hattson N
Sumner. Tuesday Is planned b.
MON hers Of Libra Study club.
The program consists n ne
topic. Important Cites Of the
West Coast Of South America "
by Jennie Gregg. Mrs. Harry An
derson viil review the hook. Cross
Greek" By Marjorie Kinnan RsWi-
ings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Take Vows
In Church



Ai>H I've tprr11H4 114--e
man asd Mr. lain G 111nv
-k--s.k~1---x.--------
.@ sze
- t"s sn@ W FH h1 2
eyen rnurxn ~ exzNz-
April ~ with tHe Wev. G~lt
=. kyde1 offIetatinn. un6E1oG
II white stn<k ard fwo -
si<Ishra wer~ nrrnnn~1 koznro
IN sIt.r frr ~ \ 49,
n..uss~t .~-..l- -
-s.'~.- - .s.~s 49,. =
awE.
~ ~sss SsFt - We14<
Th Msee w~re . - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Past Guardians 10 Plan
Special Niohi

Mrs. Frank BudD. fZZi No. tth.
v1ll open her home 70 members
o. the Past Guardians club u Ia
coma circle. NOW Thursday
evening a. : O'Clock. Plans all
be made for the past guardians
night program 70 be gwen -
lodge meeting in the rear future.
Mrs. sidney Conquet vii b the
assisting hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Credit Dance
Scheduled
I've evssps y eresssel.
Jsiesly u cshsesl

Making plans m fheir IN
nual srrinG enhorei 1onfo
are nsembers n Inc 1neounn
Credit Womsrs nr>nkfnof
club and the Tseoma Retail
Credit assoeiafio=. The dnneo.
arranged fcv April - vi1I
have ths rnof garden u Heeel
Winthrop fov IL setting. Cen
ersl chairman fpr The affair
IL Mrs. Amy Truman. H.
orAtions win carry snf :
spring motif.
rsssoas sr1 passaaesnps IN -
Mn Edna nri1 nny sn1 h1onrpn
and nss3sm>s r1~r1eN Wh1oolo.
ilsvh~ft u~nesn cllffsp1 uItop.
tneeph n9mmsfs. Jn1oon uon1en
sad >. =. Clauses.
Ths fsiiowise afs - ~ -
miits~s mahiAa piaxa - -
daaesi TlehstA Mo Jeon On.
Mis- rsGr~ Hushertas1. Nh -
usrv~st ssd ~. oepdne Wn5cntp5
dsecrssIers. Ms tpsuley 1onln.
Niss Alice nssippa 80 h1Inp M
NE saya<f. heele~n>s. Mr. unna
nffii Esy. Mrs vre1 rpaemnlef.
hfs Jsmss 2 ksme 60 -
ki~snar roess
Pr fssssvsssars can k6ra osod
rsnhmsssr ~ ~ in m Nh
James =. ksmp - ~. 1iet
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rest-granddaughter ~ Col. and
Mrs. Chauncey w Grgrs. Lieut.
Look Is the son Of Mrs. Richard
Look of Portland.
Tall and attractive, the bride
wore a cream duchess satin with
fun train and rose-point bertha
worn by her grandmother. The
lace veil was that Of her great
aunt, Mrs Benjamin Tilton Of New
York.
Graceful tulips and lilies Of the
valley were arranged in the brides
bouquet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Nuptial promises were OK
changed AT Fort Lewis chapel by
Lieut.. and Mrs. Look fHeartie
Anne Edwards) last Saturday
afternoon at half after o'clock
with a gay reception following at
the Grsvelly Lake home Of the
brides uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. Corydon Wagner.
The new Mrs. Look is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Wagner Edwards and
Mr.. Archie Edwards and grand
daughter Of the late DR.. and Mrs.
George Corydon Wagner and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

The committee in charg. CON
sists Of Mesdsmes w. =. Wagley.
s. l.. Hsmpson. James smyth.
Harry Hessort and Clifford Blows.
The guest list includes Mes
Battin, J. W. Bixel. G. N. Blows.
". Chelse Boynton. G. NJ Brewer.
?. r Brown. L. J. Brown. Her
bert Gay. S. l. Hampson. n. J.
Hards. Harry Hessert. sherman
Ingels Csryl Irish. Victor Miller.
James Smyth. j. ". Taylor J. =.
Tilton. r. T. Short. W. r. Wagley.
Herman Nordfors Earl Powell and
Miss Margareta Irle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Charlotte Aosssi Chapter
VIII Meet Mondsy

Mrs A A. Cfnnsfnliisr Nlii -
hossss- ~ her hame. sit rswexss
ave. 81 7 10 o'slnek nons&r eve
nlnr 10 members ~ rhsssnfts
Mesist chapter. Daughter. ~ the
king. churvh ~ ths Haly Can.
muri0n
Mas Grace Van fs<rK. president.
~lil pssssas the tentative plans
fer ths Dsoeessn assembly ~hlxb
~lil be- held IN T.eous. IN ths
near future, hFlnxiHK faTsfheF
members fFom Seattle. ksnf.
Evsssti. nsiiinxhsn ard Tacoma
M. a. n, Morrison. shsifmsa
~ th< Trailer duiia.. e1Ii rseslss
contributions se3sFa sh< pfa}<ef
T'he goal ~ the Essgla - : mlis a.
psnniss. aps feot. axtxta p<nalss.
viii make . p<s~pn sIIxshi< 70 th<
guild.
puFlaE ths swearing. Ms cfens-
miller .iIl pr~s1nt = r~r<r. the
Early churfa Meeting Humss
Nss<s%
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Mrs. Charles Bsttin will sing q
group Of songs and Mrs. Lois
Brown will be presented in a
group Of piano selections. The
president, Mrs. Clifford Blows. will
welcome members and former
members Mrs. Earl Robbins. who
recently arrived from Seward.
Alaska. and Mrs. Herman Nord-
fors Of Longview.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Mrs.. Dsnsmors Hoeiouu
To Day Nursery

Mfs kdnaS poNGnnnep nunnod1
hss hesus Thsse1nv - momnups
n M rseema f,nr e-anvy ~ .
f3o estees hsneneen enl neok~
ns&~ sss~flae tAfss. - ta<kan -
hsiaxs ssss b piay. 4 -vlesnpy-
motif ~xs uan1 il ~ 1eeesas<nns
sna spasstmesfz. -. wa11a 80
bias saemonles e>nt1fsax IL mes
covered tsbs<. rs<etne $3.50 n1re
Hsrbest y nasfe<i . 60 Mn
ifsroia q poAi
rsl'o~inr ~ hza<n>an ha~u.
tn py~ssa~sl Ms cefva ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Seminary Mothers
Plan Guest Tea

IRE upper unit NJ shs Mothers
cluh II the Annie wright seminary
will entertain with = guest tea IN
the Great hail April ~. HeuFs
viii he from , N o'eio.s. Ths
tea will hannr Miss Fiisah~sh ~
Fitch. hsadmlstrsss. and mothsfs
~ graduates.
BESIDES marking tho fourth .
q series Of teas sponsored ~ the
Mothers club this year. u wili bs
the oorasion for annual reports.
and election ~ offlceFa
A program wiil ~ presented ~
the students The Giee club will
rlng and thsrs vii BE- several
piano numbers.
Mrs.. Ralph sehssffsr. tea chair
man. has On her committee Mr.
Arthur Bell. ~ha IL IN charge NJ
floral decorations. Ars J, ". Con.
yea! Mrs George r Riicknsy
chairman ~ ina upper unit. Mrs
W. ~ sast"n and hTs Darcy
Dayton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Catholic w.m~s'. eIsh ~ill hsv.
lts annual communion Of e3f
o'clock mass sunday morning 81
NJ, f.<n's church.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Clinton Demo
Slate IS Filed
Tordy Petitions
are Accepted

Petitions of Democratic candi-
dates, rejected as late by Clerk
Paul Stepnitz Tuesday after
noon, were unanimously accept
ed last night by the Clinton
Township Board.
Stepnitz said he temporarily
rejected the petitions because
they were filed at 4:03 pm.
three minutes after the filing
deadline. Legally, Stepnitz
could not accept the petitions
unless ordered to do 50 by the
township board.
Previously, the petition of
Fine Vinson had been accepted
- . candidate for supervisor on
the Democratic ticket.
Petitions accepted last night
were filed by; Supervisor, Will
liam Robinson; Clerk, Victor o.
Cheavle; Treasurer, Leslie C..
Kent; Highway Commissioner.
Leonard Jarvis; Justice, william
Quinn; Member board of review.
Lester E. Perry and Constables,
Grant Watts, Stanley Reeder.
Solomon Stepney and Leigh
Emerson.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
FDR Grateful
for Polio Fight
He's Back at Desk
Following Birthday
By RUTH COWAN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-1R)
President Roosevelt today
turned back to his wartime tasks,
very grateful he declared. for
the natioik " n celebrations Of
ihiS 00th 4lrtn ~ which produc-
ed uncQnnteA sums for the fight
asainst infantile paralysis.
Teenty-three Hollywood stars
lent glamor 70 The birthday cele-
brations here. They had lunch
con at the White House, witness
ed the Presidents THANK YOU
broadcast to the Nation, and
made personal appearances at
half a dozen balls and three thea
tiers.
Four-year-old Gerry King. q
New York boy who is recovering
from infantile paralysis, was a
guest at the White House lunch
along with the stars. Dressed in
a new sailor suit, he shook hands
with the President and left him
a birthday present. model air
plane carrier.
Mrs. Roosevelt represented the
Chief Executive at the cutting of
his 650-pound birthday cake, the
highlight of a dance attended by
thousands at a huge arena. Cine
See F.D.R.-Page Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Four Injured
in. |, Aldde \!
81 Hes Net
AinAp lmimrfnns.
Miner lniusies !.

=. \
Four personst were injured,
none seriously, in two automo-
bile accidents yesterday after
noon and early this morning.
The injured:
Edward Warner, 10, Of Roch-
ester.
Joseph Sierecki, -, Rochester
Harold Risinger, 20, Roches.
ter.
Clifford Kronker, IL, Detroit.
Warner, Sierecki end Risinger
were injured when cars driven
by Warner and Elmer Rocker.
20, of 4615 Card road, Mount
Clemens, collided on MOT at the
Elizabeth road intersection yes-
terday afternoon. They were
treated for injuries at st. JOS
eph's hospital.
Kronker was hurt when . car
driven by Herbert J. Middle
mess, IL, Of l57 Dickerson,
Mount Clemens, crashed into IN
abutment near the intersection Of
Sugarbush and Hall roads at $40
a. m. today.
He was also treated ut st.
Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-31
Subs Poor Morksmen HurI
Is Shells at u. S. Tanker
Survivors Annexed At Bum
Shooting by Gsrmsn Grew

West Bedford, Mass, was not
too amazed" o. "too confus-
ed he said, because In tn e
first world war two merchant
vessels were sunk under him
by enemy torpedoes.
L. J. Davidson, Of Little Falls,
N. j., the chief officer OF the
tanker, owned BY the Socony-
Vacuum Oil Company Of New
York City, related that two
life boats were lowered within
six or seven minutes after the
first torpedo struck. a second
torpedo yves fired into the port
side Of the stricken vessel . few
moments later.
FIRE II SHOOTS
Then the sub came 70 The sur
face and hurled - shells sev-
eral Of them missing their taf-
get, Davidson said. becauso The
Germans were bum sl1oeeoFs. !"
Even though they eou1dA't
Bee SUBvIv00e-&1Go {
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And Takes
100 Captives
on the Way!


WITH THE Raj IN NORTH
AFRICA - Correspondence of
the Associated Press) - Shot
down into the Mediterranean, 10
crewmen of an Raj Sunderland
flying boat have reached their
base with 100 Italian prisoners
after swimming to shore
through rough seas and hiking
across the Libyan desert with
the captives.
The British plane was attack
ed by two German Messer-
schmitts. One was shot down
and the other damaged and driv-
en- off, but the Sunderland also
was hit, and its starboard en-
gines stopped. The big craft hit
the sea hard, bounced so feet,
and finally came to rest four
and half miles off the African
shore. One passenger had been
killed in the attack and . gunner
was wounded critically.
CRIPPLED CRAFT SINKS
The crippled craft drifted in
shore and finally sank. The gun
ner was placed In q rubber
dinghy and the others-l9 men
and N dog-swazn beside It 70
shore near Apollonia. There the
unarmed Britons eneountefef "a
isolated party Of - or 50 Italian
soldiers who claimed them as
prisoners.
The mixed band started along
the coast, carrying the gunner
on an improvised stretcher.
The next day they met 20
Italian officers. Embittered be-
cause, they said, the Germans
had made off with their vehicles,
these officers proposed that in
return for their help they be
given favored treatment If they
fell into British hands.
After that, 1t became difficult
to distinguish between captors
and prisoners.
SOLDIER FLOGGTD
An Italian major publicly fog
ged an Italian soldier who had
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Gen, Knudsen
Stresses New
War Gut

DETROIT. Jan liz =
plea for even greater pFnductien
Of thS weapons q warfare w.
before - automotive industry
today - Lieut.. Gen. William s.
Knudsen warneC the nation
anew to steel itself TO - long
war ana Z cruel war"
Making his first visit 70 this
vast industrial center since ap-
pointment q War Department
production chief, General Knud-
sen, In civilian attire. declared
that plenty Of powder and shot"
was available but that more guns
were needed.
He mentioned. specifically, an
tiaircraft and antitank guns
which, he MD. could Be pro-
duced In mass quantity BY the
auto industry.
Speaking before the Detroit
Engineering Society last nighA
Knudsen said there Was no doubt
a to the outcome Of the war,
but, he added LIT n about time
America rot sore" about 4.
''Instead Of patting the Rus
slams on the hack while we have
our ham and eggs" he con-
tinued, I'VE ought TO start think
ing about what we are going 10
do to that other fellow"
He said Il was impossible 30
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