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The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14
NY RED CAPS JOIN NAACP

New York. AT their own re-
quest % Red Caps at New York's
Pennsylvania station have taken
out individual memberships in the
NAACP and are considering plans
to take out a life membership for
the group, Randall L. Tyus, MA
ACP assistant field secretary said
this week.
Mr.. Tyus and Lionel c. Barrow,
president of the Harlem branch of
the NAACP. addressed the group
Sunday, February j.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14
DICK TO RUN
FOR
AS INDEPENDENT

Chicago, Feb, II CAMP IN a
statement issued here last week,
Alderman Earl B. Dickerson dc
clared that although he had not
been chosen as the regular Demo-
cratic candidate for congress from
the first congressional district of
Illinois, he was nevertheless enter
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14
ROANOKE DENTIST RUNS FOR
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP

Roanoke, Va, Feb. II CAMP
The candidacy for a seat in Roam
oke's City council was filed hero
by DR.. Harry T. Penn last Monday.
DR.. Penn, one of seven candidates
for the three seats to be filled, is
the first Negro ever to seek the of
flee of city councilman in Roam
oke. He filed subject to the De-
mocratic primary in April.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14
LEM FRANKLIN TO MEET
BOB PASTOR FEB. PATH

Cleveland, Feb. IA (ANP)--A
10 round bout at Cleveland arena
Feb. "a was formally agreed upoa
when Lem Franklin, Cleveland
heavyweight and Bob Pastor white
Of New York, signed contracts
last Tuesday. This bout was ar
ranged after Pastors manager.
James J. Johnston, received a guar
antee of $4,000 and a privilege Of
30 percent of the net receipts.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14

eloquently expressed by one lad
who said, "Since 1 am in the army
for the duration, I would much "a
Their die fighting for my race here
in America than to fight and die
for my country in a foreign land"
This seems to be the concensus of
opinion of most of the soldiers
talked to by this correspondent
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14
HEALTH EXITING

There will be a special meeting
at st. John Church, Sunday after
noon at 6 o'clock.
Everybody interested in their.
health please be present.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14

In viewing the need for capable
Negro representation in congress,
the alderman stated, Zone of the
most important congressional ell
ection campaigns America has ev-
er known lies just ahead of us. 1t
coraes in the midst of war. II
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14

ing the race on an Independent
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30
go. @apifeI


lSbT1on Ser, Der an Sent nittlerelt
Greu5 hing, tot tpar, lebten Die nod,
Sie nit linn sefre,,5iet tparen. Ser
Niingere Ser beiben Nor anfheinenb
GepuBtlos, benn iein Saupt bitlg Ber=
uieoer auf ieine 8rult 11nb ienf5te tpe>
Ser, nod betpeete er ftd). Ser at1oere
ieood rollte iein ,r,tsefiises Sanpt bon
elmer Seite 5ltr anoern lito reoete
tpirr.
,Shidt mir iebt Sen Sobeprie.
Iter!' rief er. SD iterbe, id) nuB
ibm ettpas nitteilen, ebe id) boz, bin.
men gebe"
~ Gie gSorte erregten Sic M1tfnterf-
Ianlfeit bon Wal6us, oem 9iener oes
8obenprieIters, Ser lett Moreen in
Ser Mabe bes &reu5es belta1,oen batte.
,,@as tpilllt bn nit bem Sobenpries
fter ??" fragte er.
-l.,,,@ib mir ei,,en Srunf', itobnfe
ser Mann, ,,benn mid d,tait Der
3urit."
!, WsaI6us ta,thte Sen sbipalnnt il1
6en @ein llno gab ibn BENT eleltoett
@iht tpieberboit.
$50 lit Ser Sobeprieiter?' tpieDer.
bolte ct better.
.gr lit auriidgegangen 5ltr Sfabt''
anttuortete Wedldits. ,;Sdge mir, ,tpds
ou linn ,1,itfetIen ipillit. Sd BIN ieitt
bertrauter Diener; ib merSe ibnt 6ie
Nadridt brtneen."
sd min 'es Dir fdeeM - Sd m
es ibm nidt iaeen fdnn il,,o Sic 3eii
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81. @apitel

gs NOR Sic tpefbeDolfe sfaitee Dor
9ogesanbrud. ST, oent bfei6etl lttt-
|4aepiiien aidte bes ubnebntenSsn Nfo1t-
|bes elite Elm einoeInes Beib duff 6e,n
Bege 6abin, Ser mad bent @nriet
fWbrte, III tpei9en Ser Wefreu5fsfe se.
|legt tporben fpar. -gs fpdr Uearia
Magoalena, bic Spe3ereien fir sen
|gcliebfen goten trug.
Surdtlam betrat lie Sic ginfriebi-
|guug llno babnte ibren 8eg onrd bas
oibte @ebiiid unter rnander bnltger
gal1ie. gs nor iebr bnnfeI illrb 10
|itia, oab Tie foYt 6ds &lopfelt hires
Screens b6ra,t fo,tltte. gaIo blieb lie
gan5 1tebel1 Inn gu borden; oana tpiir-
De Die Sti1le Don ei1ie1n leiIen, ge-
beimnispollen &an16et1 ul1terbrohen.
gs NOR mir Ser MorgeatDfrb, Ser
onrh Sic galfne ifrid; lie oBer belt
|cs fir 0as Negen BON IsflIgeIn.
Ser Sal1d Ser 2iiie1, erfMiiHie Sen 9rt
nit eine1n 'Wobfgerud abnIicb ser bei-
ltgen SimmeIsiuff. aange ffaaro tie
nno reete ftb itidt, fdrtn tpasfe lie
les, 5ll affrteit, nod it1tifier borhenb
- bor1erb.
Bloslih Brad efn fbtDuher y5frdbI
roiigen 2i6tes burb Bic gft1fernis
|liifo bod cbsn fdJpI bas 'sSiiiess iiesseeiitf)e
|Ddnfeslieb Ser saer1e 6eri;SSer:
Sfe ffl1br iollf n1tt eiaent IRaiiien
|gdrti. siebe, Ser Sfefn iSAf assiiDsds
[gereflt bon oeg grdBes Saf Gfs
'sDaff 'sissen eiti5ioen f,ifddttffaisAAasaM 8iid
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TITUS ode. Elm Genosse des kreazes|
(17. ssortiesung)


vsD @s 1tano aber in Ser gsabe Elm Sc
ss,,iaB bon genobnlid]en lauren 8eines,
ben bie ariegsfne6te gebraht batten,
ialnl iih oanlit gu erfriichen; uno elmer
ron ibnen, bon Gel1e ereriffen, elite ei-
rI,len Sbnamm nit @ein 5u fiilen uab
.aiubem er i'm al,f eine Diopitaaoe lted-
s tie, Die in Der N1be ipudbs, bielt er
sAhn an sic pertrofneten 2ippen oes
t2eioenoen.
mi oSalt!' ihrie Elm anoerer. uSaB
.ieben, oh glias fonlnle uno ibln
nIbelfe.".
5naogine tpeitere StiIle lllr non fen-
S,Aenoel Mtrnen bes Gefrcu5igten ull-
sjIterbrodet, oann in einem augenblid
snibar alles poriiber. Sin 9lid bod)-
liter 5reuoe nno Sriumpbes erbeatc
oas slngeii6t oes iter6enoen Wannes.
.,gs lit poHbradt!' rief er. Gin lee-
tes Ieifes = ugater, III oeine Sdtoe
..ibefeblel ib meinen @eiitp = llnb nit
,,reilfenl. dauten Sd)rei tooliben 56mer'
ri 5es 1anf fetr 9anpt altf 1elne Sflllf
4sberab. @r mar beribieoen. -
.lian9ann folgte Elm S6aa bon fracbef1-
tben atnb aernralntenoen 5elien uno Die
,agrbe aitterte StoB aaf Stob bon Gro
..Ibebeit. Die 2eute id)rieen laut nno
beteten milo o11rbeinanber IN pabn-
]. .irnnigen S6reden. ... Il
nam ,,gs lit INN uns geideben" iam-
n1erten iie; uno tie 5errtifen ibre alet~
Der unb i6lugen an lire 8rnit. 80,
st 9lu1 Ser ron1iibe Sauptmann nno
Die &riessfnedte, oie BET ibnt tparen,
aitterten Dor Surbt. n8abrlid", Jag
ten fie, ,,oieier lit @ottes Sobn getpe>
Rn1''
Dann entfiob Sic 9unfelbeit 10
plotlid, ipie iie sefommen mar; Die
:, Come brad berrlidl berpor unb ote
Meneen gineet siriid anr Staot, irt=
1ner nod iaa,merno nno an Die grlit
itblageno. sic eeoadten Ser '8orte,
pelde fte sefpreden batten: SSein
Rlut fon1me iiber nns uno iiber ltnlere
2h,ber." 4
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,,gnblid eIaltbeil iie an ibll' ], faste
SSoBannes traiirig.
Isle baben laege ait i'm eeelanbt,
hurften es aber nibt 5ffeitlidb be-
fennen', enfgegnete Wamus, ufpie
+irb ieI6ft audi, fiigfe er oentiitig bin-
fan.
Ger ariegsfrte1t, oent er bds @el6-
itiid eegeben batte, naberte lid linn
lett. Ser &,,abe lit tot, iugfe er
NIT Teller Stint1te, ala1o Der, anoere
audi. @init oi,, ooB mir Dir belfen?
Wir t,iiifiel1 auf ane SdIIe, bic 2ei-
Der bintoegnebntett = into baib, BENT
.es 1T aabe Spunenln,fergana.'
,;Sa, belft fatir. Sier lit @olo',
.iugte Malbus beiier.
ltn0 10 geihab es, bob, als Die
Come binfer BEN 6or3oltt ialtf, aae
brei int griebelt oes gooes rnbten =
Se1us I'M nelten @rab bes Soiepb bolt
slrilnal,tba, IN etnen1 lieblidelt Cor
fen noge oem zSrt, mo er itarb, itno
Sic aaberi, nibt ipeit bapon. 9enn
Stepbanlts batte Mnlbns lti1ter grd-
1ten gebeten, baB Ser 2eitbnam ieines
>gaters 1tift oeit roben Sdnoelt Ser
&riegsfnedfe iiberlafelt bliebe.
slIs Tie binneggiagen I'M 96n1laer=
Iidt, faete Mdldus 5n Stepbanus:
$50 fpillIt bu ieet bineeben2"
sd tpeib nfrbp, altftportete Der
anabe biIf1os. ,,Gs 1T MIN feiiter, SIT
neln fdj eebell fottn; tino ioi.d fein
Drip 1rno er fdIli65fe Ialtt.
uDu IolI1t bei mir bleiben', fagte
Mdl6ltg init Wdrnte.
Sod Sobannes, Ser berdngefohl-
men mar, 5og Sen anoben oi1 feline
geite. o@nllt 6n nit mir fotnnieil?"
iagfe er. Seine Mntfer, 1,un Sic met
1tfge, ion all1 Sic oeftige iei,i; ,lno
bu ioIlIt l1,eilt 8ruoer iein."
Sfepbonus bIfdfe ef1por III bas
.slneeIidt Beg SSnngers, Sen Sefns lieb
Eatfe, ltno fem Ser5 f6Iug ibnt e11t-
gegen; llilb er tunroe in ieinem
gdmeroe getroifet.
Dant gingen iie ndd Wefbo1iie,l,
:it1t at tDartelt, Bis Ser gdbbdfb Dor.
i,ber lei.
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anlfreH9lHg TorI. uVeI Iult9e Vtutlt
am entfernteren areu5e lit Der Sobn
bon aaipbas, oem Sobenprieiter." )"
a9teb, bu liigft!' rief Mnldus nno
fnbr init unperfennbarem Shredell
5uriid.
,;9ieb, bu Iiigit!' rief 0eaf6us itno
snbr nit ltnperfernbarem Sbreden
ltriif.
,,sd liige ,,iht', enteegnete 3ut1ra=
6us. SD bin Elm iterbenoer Menfd.
Sd ltabl ibn nit ieiner 8arterilt
8risca. Sds Waoden liebte id; ben
andben nabm id, nm mid fiir eine
3iidtielmg gu RIDDEN, oie if) burd
aaipbas emping, l1no nidt peroieltte
ltnb Die ba5u beistragen, midi gum
sehfel 5u MAIDEN, Ser i6 bin.''
slls Wealbus ben Namen 8risca
borte, 5itterte ct Dor Sur6t. $50 lit
oas 8eib ?" fragte er.
49, SD ueiB nidt'', altttportete Ser
9ieb 11no lpra1 nit slnltrengllng.
,,5ie tpar i1t &aperna1tt1. Scb babe
audi einen Sobn, lstepbor1us !; i6 tpeiB
ni1t tpo er lit. Sod idDore mir, baB
SIT es &aipbos ioge,1 tpirlt! gr miro
iid Ser 3iidtigung erinnern = uto
.es anaben!' ltnb Ser Man1 fniridte
nit Sen 3dbnen. s
Mal6us lief nun gum anoern
areu5 rno ida1te Sem, Ser oara1i
bling, ibarf ins @elidt; uno tpie er
bini6al1te, 5pane itd ibm Sic lteber-
5eltgung auf odB ber Ma,t1 Die 8aDr.
Jet gereoet bate. |:
gr reidte binaif itno legte oent
Gnaben Die Sano al1fs Ser5; es fhlltg
nod, oo6 70 Ieiie, baB er ote Gn1ss
id1ase faitn entoeden fonrte. u@r
f1t grldIi6eripeiie fait oabin'', 0d6te.
Ct. 9ann fa,1ten ibn1 blib1dnen STE
Borte ing geoddtnis 5,1riid, 1peIhe
Ser Naaareaer geiproden batte. ,,gt
1T inn Bara6ieie = no 0ds au6 iein
n4dg!" tnllrmelte er nit ei1em ber5s
Seuf5er, ais ct iih do
&.
Ct rief einen ser Soloafen, oie sic
'Bade bieIterl ltno lteIfdfe linn eli,
@oIbItud in Die Sarb. sd nuB Sen
2eib oes iungen Mannes baben, To-
ba1o anes porbei i1t", fliilterte er.
vgeioree es fiir MIDI uno ou io1it
oas oreifahe baben.''
Ser Mann l1idte. $50 tpinlt bll
ibn binbaben 2" iagte er. :
uSier. Sh iperbe fon1n1en uno i'm
tDegbolen. 2aB ibn nidt berlnters
7neDmen, Bis id sllriidfebre."
SD tperbe banab ieben", iagte Der
Wann l1no iab auf oie Miin5e III iei-
ner Sanb.
Damn elite Mal1us raid bintpeg.
slIs er Ben Balait erreihte, ging er
gerabeuegs IN Oas Sripat5inlmer iei=
mes Serrn.
aaipbas ipar aIlein. gr iab beipe.
tgungslos in ieinem groben Stubl, bie
Mugen ms 2eere ltarreno.
u9errr' iagte Mal6ns, por biez
fem ibredli1en barten @eIid)t erbe-
fenb, ,,ib t11llB Str ettpas idge,, -
ef1pas, ods oeinen 5obn aneebt." l1n6
er 1ann Dereeblib Fin nno fer in iei-
men geoanfen tab elmer bdr,nberaiger
gWei5p Sp,t irf,rpfnnIIpn Snff,pffn,1ff
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/ liegt i'm Sferben ooer lit eor f6on

|Ieine slugen Iangian, big iener idred-
lihe, ntbt bIi,tseltibe 9lid aaf Dem
sfnseiidte ieines 9ieners riDfe, ugn
hait 1neinen Sobn geful1ben? Wein
sobn lit tot! Was rebeit blt?'
Gam fbiitfete @saldns in ieiner
ger5tpeiffultg sic gall5e fiirbterli6e
gei6ifte alts. 4.
aaipbos Beipegte Iid ,tibt. vgr Tt
gefrel3iet, iaeit ou', illtltter nod in
bemieiber ottmpfen Son -yut1,it Dem
Na5arener. Mein 5oDn llnb Ser 5obn
@ottesI 3uiamn1en gefreu5iet!"
Gann fom eine i1redlicbe geranoe-
rnng iiber feine ganae @ribeinung.
,,Du Iiigitw fbrie er. ,,Gu tpil1t Mir
Gnr1t einiagen tpegen ben, tpas id1
getan Babel slber ieb babe feine
Snrbt. SD BIN frpb - frob! Sort
bu2 Sintpeg aus meilter @egel,ipart
|nnb mage es lliemafs, nj oerIelbelt
tDieoer 5u eribeinen. Sinipeg ooer
i6 bringe oih ,im!" ltllo NIT bent
Gebeul zines 8eieiienen itiir5te er por=
.fp1rts. Il
Naein WaIblts mar fort. slls er.
tie StraBe erreiebt bate, iaaf er eli
,ige Mugenblide nieoer auf bie Steilte
.uno inben1 ct feline 5itternoen Sdiloe
elt1amntenprebte, itobnte er: uWeetn
@ott! Mein Serr! Silf ibnt ib bite
bi6 ltno Dergib, ipenlt es moglid
it,"
Dattn erbob ct iib 1,lto git1g eilelto
;,a6 Dem GaIparienberg, itd MIR auf,
5alfenb, ,ti1t 8orrate bon feii1em 2in=
.1.en lho Spe5ereien 81, fa11fen.
9lls er tim bic @de elmer enge,l
SttaBe bog, begegneten linn 5tpei
MGnner; elmer bon ibnen rief i'm BEL
ieinem Rantet. @r bielt einen Mugen-
bid i,,te, 1aan bil,snIhauen uno fab,
sbdB es SoDannes tpnr,. Der Na6folger
sbes Naaareners.
sd babe einen andbell Bel mir {
:fagte SSobdnnes leiie, uoer eine traais
rige 8otidaft bat fir 0einen Germ.
Or fen,tt Sen Mufenfbaltsort 1eiaeg
-Sobnes, Ser ibon 10 Ianee berroterii
mar. Sd noute tbn ebet1 1iad 6ent
EE#aIaite bringe,,; er fanr, auein feinen
|Ginlab erIangen. !.
,,Sat er es fbon beritdt?" fragfe
Mdldns baitig. !
ussSsa", fasfe oer altabe, fir iia oas
@ort ergreife11b, loft, geiteru." /:
MaIdus ftobnte Iant. sd tpeib
ales, mas ou nteinem Serrn iagen
midit', iaefe ct. uslber es miro 1tidts
niiben, iett at ibm at geben. l1nb
mas ieine Wfiitter betrifft = IaBt lie
ut l1nfenntnis oapon auf eine 8eit
lang. Sic bat genug au tragen." llnb
er er5ablte ibnen fltra, mas atpiihen
iym unb aaipbas poreefallen par.
sd eebe, Inn oas 8egrdbnis mei-
nesiungen Serrl1 gu beiorgen'', iaete
eI gum Sdll1B. z@s lit alles, 1pas id)
iebt fir i'm tlln fnnn, fir Sen iH
freines Ser5eats beites 8lut eeseben
hdtte."
1Mud id liebe ibn'', iagte Stepba=
nus ei1tfab. u@llein if freue MIDI
iei1tettpegen; oern er lit an elmer, bei=
ieren Srt eegangen benn bieier =
Inn Bel ibrn 5lt fem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

1910 spec. de luxe club coupes
and trunk sedans. choice of 10 beauties.
factory radios. heaters. etc. only $3.50,
trade or "a down, bank rates
r NJ GREGORY, 1886 GRATiOT
Heated ShAwro0ms open Tul 2 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Trucks-Conunercial Cars
For Sale
Trucks Wanted
House Troilers

ANY make. model, condition from 2-to
UP. Arrow Truck Parts. LAfayette 105l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Automobiles Wanted
AAA ATTENTION

All makes and models. High dollar paid
1850 Grand River. TIE. 1900.
AAA--JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid Townsend s-4o49
for junk. we pay more. Best
Smelling. SGT East Garfield. CO. 1882.
BETTER price for junk cars; also
wrecks. 8. A 8. Auto Parts. TW. 1884.
A BETTER price paid for junk cars and
trucks. Olive $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN
GENERAL MOTORS CARS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

TRAILER parts. accessories: also repair
parts: many other useful articles. Fed
eral Trailer. 1000 West Warren. Open
daily and Sunday, 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Automobiles for Sale
ATTENTION
DEFENSE WORKERS
YOUR CREDIT is GOOD

Third down. immediate delivery
Cnme and get them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

ALL SIZES. MODELS. PRICES
Streamite-Wayne-L
Indian thinner
TRAILER TRAVEL co.
East-2941 East jefferson
West-25i41 Grand River at T-Mile road
$1,000 Mich ave, mr.. Ypsilanu
Big Selection Used Trailers: S2e5 Up
BRAND new Duo-Thermo heating stoves,
S3s. so Olive 37s5. f725 Seminole.
CAMP TRAfLER-specisl. SIS full price.
Shamrock, i34i7 schaefer highway.
CLOSEoUT or GOOD USED COACHES
i064O GRATIOT, OPP. CITY AIRPORT
good tires; clean: sleeps
4 Sacrifice for quick sale; 5000 down.
FL payments 1880 Grand River.
house trailers. Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 30i0 +. Cd. Blvd. MA Ol42
condition; sleeps q
owner to be drafted. Fltzroy 3726. ls0sl
Goulburn.
TRAILER parts, accessories also repair
parts: many other useful articles. Fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
7777WOODWARD

PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; looks and runs
like new; viii sell at ridiculous low
price 10 pay finance company balance. See
cashier at 5s4O Woodward.
PLYMOUTH-'40 de l. trk sedan; spot
less original finish; every extra rood
tires, seeing is believing. Hurry. folks.
Only N4Ah Trade E-Z terms WriRleN's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

LIBERAL LOANS - Diamonds. watches.
jewelry: extraordinary upredeemed bar
gains. Bonded Loan Company. 7Ss Mich
gan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Automobiles Wanted

PAY MORE for equities See US last.
1922 Mack. Murray 96OO.
PARTY wants late model car: no trade;
will pay cash. 10000 Kercheval.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30

Mrs. Eugene Duffy was a
guest of relatives in London
Ont, Sunday.
A reception for Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Vernon wilt be
held in the Congregational
church at 1870 p. m. Sunday. A
pot-luck dinner will be served.
The Misses Mabel and Marion
Asquith of River Rouge spent
the weekend in their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quincy
have bcen visiting relatives in
Saginaw.
Mrs. Jennie BeStrom recent
ly entertained at a tea in her
home here for the benefit of the
Congregational church. Devo.
tionals were in charge of Mrs. a .
G.. Taylor. Honors in contests
were won by Mrs. Fred De.
Motto and Miss Alice Curry
Following the program a buffet
lunch was served. Mrs. w. c.
White and Mrs. Denote pour
ed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
Inland-Sub
is Laun(hed
Naval History
Mode Todoy

MANITOWOC, Wis. April 30
-lP)-Naval history was in the
making today i'm the launching
of the first submarine ever pro-
duCed on inland waters.
One of a number ordered IS
months before Pearl Harbor I'M
der the two-OCean navy program,
the l,450-tOn Peto was ready for
water weeks ahead Of schedule.
There was pride i'm the bear
ing Of ManitowOC Shipbuilding
Company employees as they sped
construction OF several sister
ships while awaiting arrival OF
high naval officers for chriSten-
ing ceremonies.
Their accomplishment Of Wit
al war task has won a coveted
navy "E" pennant and has been
recognized by award Of a con
tinuing contract to build sub
mersibleS as fast as keelS can be
laid.
Company officials said this
meant jobs for hundreds of addi-
tional men.
The Peto's keel was laid June
10, l94l. Those of several sister
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
Churches Hold
Joint keeiing
Armodo, Memphis
Members Meet

The Armada and Memphis
Congregational churches held a
Joint official board meeting at
Memphis Monday evening Of
this week.
The Nutrition meeting that
was to have been held at Mrs
Walter Schirmer'S at Richmond
Wednesday of this week has
been postponed on account of i'll
ness in the family.
Mrs. Charles Manska is in the
Harper hospital, Detroit, for OBJ
servation and treatment.
DR.. George Roth has accepted
a commission with rank o. Lieu
tenant in the United States Ma
val Reserves and expects to
leave soon. He will be stationed
at the u. S. Naval hospital,
Great Lakes, Illinois.
The "Cneerio Club" was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin Hansman for dinner at the
Wiedenback Cafe, later at cards
in the Hansman home Monday
evening of this week.
The Klay Bank Kub met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schrad-
err Saturday evening, April Is.
Pinochle was played. The next
meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Russ, Saturday evening, May g.
Mrs. Roy Nolan of Richmond
Mrs. Harvey Crull, Mrs. Her
bert Orchard, Mrs. Robert lib
bits and Mrs. Roy Sutherland
visited a broadcast of the Pan
brothers and their families at
Lapeer, Wednesday evening,
April %. Miss Beatrice Suther-
and visited her friend, Miss
Bopit9 Fischer,..
Monday night was Friend 5
Mite" at the Eastern Star lodge
at Armada o. f. S. lodge rooms,
honOring Past Matrons and Past
Patrons of Armada O. E. S.
lodge. Guests were present from
different points in the county.
Miss Helen Steiner visited
Miss Ann Chevrie and Miss
Lois Stump visited Miss Betty
Bower at Michigan State Col
lege, East Lansing, over the
Weck-end
Mrs. Lila Reiling and Mrs.
Eugene Burlick of Romeo and
Mrs. Everett Greene and daugh-
ter, Dolores, were Port Huron
visitors, Monday.
Roy Sutherland has purchas-
ed the residence Of Robert Pet
tibone on First street in Anna
da. Mr.. and Mrs. Ear Prior of
Richmond will move on the
Simmons farm now owned by
DR.. +. Baumgarten, of Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
Pupils Collect


If your coat hangers-the mo
tai kind - disappear from the
clothes closet and you suspect
Johnny or Susie, please don't
paddle them because right now
the practise isn't pernicious, it's
patriotic.
That's the word received today
from Claire Siegel, publicity
chairman of the Junior Civic
League of Mount Clemens high
school at the behest of George
Longale, co-valedictorian of the
senior class and president of the
League.
League members are collect
ing metal coat hangers and tin
foil as part of their war effort,
the stuff works in well in max
ing equipment for the armed
forces, and they are covering
both grade hools and high
school here.
So if you find something hang
ing on a hook that you thought
was on a hanger well, pat the kid
on the back and try a wooden
hanger for a change.
There is not-as yet-any pri-
Ority on wood.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
5ergt. Maurer
is Promoted
SeIfridse kon-Com
Wins Gold Bars

1t was a really nice day Mon
day for Master Sergeant Devon
Frederick Maurer, formerly Of
South Bend, Indiana, and since
1889 a member of the weather
bureau at Selfridgc Field that
really didn't have anything to
do with making the day a nice
one for the master sergeant.
The War Department did that
when they granted him a Sec
ond-lieutenancy in the Air Corps
meteorological division, alias the
weather bureau.
The master sergeant is no
rookie. He began his Army serV-
ice in the Coast Artillery, serv-
ed with the First Pursuit group
as an attache beginning in 1896
and then transferred to the wea-
Their bureau.
He has a wife and son on the
post and this morning he was
lust working in the same old
place with a new commission"
he declared. He's pleased as
punch and very m d g { and
things are so indefinite he doesn't
really know whether May ! will
be moving day for him-from
non-Com quarters to the Officers
Line.
after ALL" said Second Lieut..
Devon Frederick Maurer today,
Il just work here"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
Lieut.. Richard PeorsoII
Leaves for Camp Wallace
Former Moeomb County Deputy
is Son Of Memphis Couple

MEMPHIS Lieut.. Richard
Pearsall left this week for Camp
Wallace, Texas, for military du-
ty. Richard has been assistant
chief of police in st. Clair for
some time. He is the son Of MIR.
and Mrs. A. j. Pearsall, of Mem
phiS. He is a former deputy
sheriff.
Henry Parker, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lee McGuffin and son, Donald,
spent Monday in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coady and
family were In Detroit on bust
ness Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Naracon
spent Sunday with Mrs. Nara
cons parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Terrier, in North Branch.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
Pistol Recovered
from Youth, II

Only two hours after Dora
Stringer, of 81 Gibbs, told city
police that a 80 caliber revolver
was missing from her home, a
l7-year-old Macomb street boy
confessed he had taken the gun.
He also admitted taking small
sums of money from the String
er home over a six-week period.
The Stringers refused to sign a
warrant. The incident was re-
ported yesterday morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
City Purchase,
Third Raid Siren
Fire Hoil Equipmer
Finally Weors Our

Declaring the old siren atop
the fire hall is inadequate the
City Commission last night de
cided TO buy a new one TO cost
approximately $500.
The commission recently pur-
chased two new sirens to be
used during air raid alarms and
one of these, originally insta led
on Meade street, has been NOV
ed 20 the fire hall.
The third siren is needed. il
was pointed out, TO maintain an
adequate air raid alarm sys-
tenn.