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Evening star., 1942-12-13
Fredericksburg
In the News
1t. A. L. Olmsfead
Makes Brief Visit
To His Family

FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. 12.-
Several servicemen took leading
parts in the news of this vicinity
this week. 1t. Albert L. Olmstead,
U. S. A., came from Philadelphia
and joined Mrs. Olmstead for a
short visit, and 1t. N. Talley Ballou,
jr., left early in the week for Ran
dolph Field, Tex. He will attend the
Medical School of the Air Corps.
Sergt. Kendrick B. Herndon arrived
from Blytheville, Ark, to spend a
l4-day furlough with his parents,
MI and Mrs. John K. Herndon.
Mrs. c. O'Conor Goolrick is home
after visiting her son-in law and
daughter, Capt and Mrs. James
Ashby, in their Alexandria home.
Mrs. T. H. Smith has gone to
Norfolk to join her husband, who is
on duty there with the United
States Navy.
Mrs Jack Thomas of Wilmington
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emmett
r. Colbert.
Mrs. Fielding L. Wilson and her
young daughter, Anne Martin, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh M.
Martin.
Mrs. W. S. Spells and Mrs. G.. A.
Gibbs of Homerville, Ga, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. William T. Elmer.
Mr and Mrs. George j. Allies are
entertaining Mrs. George French of
Elizabeth, N. j., for several weeks.
Mrs. Claude H. Munich has left
for Phoenix, Ariz, where she will
reside for the duration.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Miss Sturdyvin
Becomes Bride
Of 1t. Thompson
Del Ray Methodist
Church Is Scene
OF Ceremony

Miss Irma Flick Sturdyvin, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Sturdyvin of Alexandria, became
the bride of 1t E. Winner Thompson,
U. S. A., yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Del Ray Methodist
Church, with the Rev. E. B. Joyner
officiating. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe E. Thomp-
son of Knob Noster, Mo.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore her sisters we'd
ding gown of white lace and net and
a f1nger-tip veil She carried bou-
quet of gardenias.
Mrs. William H. Swan, the former
Miss Hilma E. Sturdyvin, was her
sisters matron of honor and only
attendant. Her gown was of pink
brocade and net and she carried
a bouquet of pink and white roses.
Mr.. Elmer Van Malta, cousin of
the bridegroom, was best man. Ush-
ers were Mr.. Cuyler Van Malta and
Ensign William H. Swan, U. S. N. R..
After a small reception at the
home of the brides parents, 1t.
and Mrs. Thompson left for an
unannounced military post. The
brides travelling costume was light
blue crepe wool dress, with which
she wore fur jacket and black
accessories. Her corsage was white
orchid.
Out town guests at the cere-
nony included Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Heady of the Canal Zone, Sergt. and
Mrs. Fred Kelly of New York, Miss
Kathryn r. Governs of New York
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Miss Edith Rogers
HerndOn Hostess

HERNDON, Dec. 12.-Miss Edith
Rogers will be hostess at dessert
bridge Monday when her guests will
number II. The party will be given
at Blossom Hill, her home near here.
Miss Anna Hutchison and Miss
Willie Kirk, who share an apart
ment in Arlington Village, are
spending the week end with their
parents in Herndon.
Mrs. James P. White has joined
her aunts, Miss Lulah Ferguson
and Miss Bertha Ferguson while
her husband is attending the Naval
Training Station in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Nachman are
back from a several days stay in
Richmond.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

MANASSAS, Dec. 12.-Miss Mary
Mason Davis was hostess at an in
formal party Tuesday evening for
25 guests, including a group of
officers from the United States
Signal Corps Training School at
Vlnt Hill Farms, Greenwich.
Among others who entertained at
small affairs during the week was
Mrs. j. E. Bradford, who gave a
bridge party in honor of her house
guest, Mrs. Eula Holt Merchant of
Richmond. Tuesday evening Mr.
Cyril Wade-Dalton had a similar
party for Mrs. Merchant at her resi-
dence on Battle street.
Mrs. Mary Pope was hostess at
bridge last evening when guests were
Mrs. Guy Allen. Mrs. Harry Blake
more, Mrs. w E. Mccoy, Mrs. o. o.
Holler, Mrs. B. F. Knox, Mrs. Paul
Cooksey and Mrs. r. c. Bowers.
Slated for the coming week is a
bridge party which Mrs. Stewart
McBryde, jr., has planned for Mon
day afternoon and another to be
given by Mrs. Sedrick Saunders
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. B. Giddings will be hostess
Thursday at luncheon and knitting
bee.
Mrs. George Dessler has has as
guests for the week end, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Thompson of Mont
clair, N. j., and their son, Sergt.
William Thompson, who is stationed
in Washington.
Miss Marie Bauserman of Madison
College at Harrisonburg. will arrive
Tuesday to spend a three-week vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c. Bauserman.
Mrs. Q. D. Waters is visiting her
son and daughter-in -in-laW, 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. o. D. Waters. jr., in WASH
lngtOn.
Mr.. William LlpscOmb JamiSon of
the University Of Virginia medical
school is spending a tWo-Week holi-
day with his mother. MIS-. Mary
Lipscomb Jamison, at her home,
Wind Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkins whose
wedding took place here last Satur-
day will return this week end from
a wedding trip through the southern
part of the State. Mrs. wilkins for
merly was Miss June Pickeral
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H. E
Pickeral
Among the local cadets attending
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg, who will come home
wednesday for their Christmas
leaves are Howard Cooksey, Frank
Parrish, Jack Burchard. Joseph
johnson, Harry Parrish and Jimmy
Davis. The group will report to
Y. P. I. again December 20.
Miss Joscelyn Gillum. who is a
Evening star., 1942-12-13

iels, Miss Ella Fitzgerald, Mrs. His.
ton, Mrs. L. w. Heeger, Mrs. E
Mahaney. Mrs. A. Mock. Mrs. J. G.
Naughten, Mrs. F. L. Strieter and
Mrs. William Toomey.
The Franciscan Sisters of the
Atonement extend q welcome to all
those who wish to help in the work
of the Retreat House.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Tea This Afternoon
At Retreat House

There will be an annual silver tea
this afternoon to be held from
O'Clock to 7 at the Washington
Retreat House at 1000 Harewood
road NE, in Brookland.
Sister Felicita and Sister Elizabeth
will pour and will be assisted by
Mrs. Charles Quigg, Mrs. John
Casey. Mrs. NJ. Baber. Mrs. NJ. Dan
Evening star., 1942-12-13

and Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Van
Malta of Annapolis.
Mrs, Thompson is a graduate of
st. Marys Academy in Alexandria
and attended Blackstone College in
Blackstone, Va. The bridegroom is
statistical and summary court
officer with the Army Air Corps
He is graduate of Benjamin
Franklin University and Columbus
University in this city.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Returning Tuesday

Mrs. Edward w. Clexton, wife of
Comdr Clexton, N. s. N, Of Airing
ton, will return Tuesday from two
week visit with relatives at Weston
near Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Mrs. Dunton Here

Mrs. Lewis w. Dunton, ST., of
Worcester, Mass, is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, 1t. and Mrs.
Lewis w. Dunton, jr., in Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Visit in ARLINGTON

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Richard
Butler OF Bainbridge, Md, are
spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Norris OF Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Help win the war BY saving waste
kitchen fats!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

Nadbarn genradt bat, einn1al Seite
an Seite allr lesten groBen @ntl6ei=
oung gegen 0ie ipeltli9e @elt antre,
ten iperben?
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ipornt ppr Scr gntdriItlidlug uno
Wtibadtltng bes .8olterrebts. u@ir
baben auf bieiem 8eg', idrieb er,
ufltrhtbare SortIdritte gena6t, umo
enolpie &riege - oenn Sic Selblt=
llldt fiibrt at enoloien @eripirrungen,
oa lie uie eeldttiet ipir0 - Iteben uns
in europa uno in ser @elt bepor,
ipenn mir auf oieIenl Wege forti6rei=
ten. slud bier lit oesbal6 Sic sSelt
1T ibrer Gntlpidlllng alf Gbriltus
bingelpielen lnb es foml MIR. Sic
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gliid ST Sbu 5ltriidfebren iperben,
ober Oh Sic altBeritc Scot GROCER SOL
ferfa1npfe uns ipieoer at Sbm 5u=
riiffiibren miro. aein anoeres Sun-
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legt iperoem als meldes gelegt it,
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ben1 &riege BON 1867, g. 216 ff)
u0ie auBerIte yt>t GROCER 8Slfer-
fampfe'', tpie iie 8ildof aetteler 1T
gleidem ltmfans mobl faun, geabnt
baben mag, lit ba. Mo6tc bod in Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

Sr6nltng, Sic ibren tpaDren syiibrer
unb 0ltce erblidt in gbriltus SelusH'
0ie Ra5i riibnen lidl Sic ,alte
Ss6ee" iiber Sunanitat iibcr Sen Salt
fen gelporfen at baben 1lno mum mo-
Zen tie iid aud) an, oie nolte Soee'
elmer uniperialen Stride aus. Ser @elt
SIT ibaffen. sl1s elmer bonn iuiirttelu=
bergiidea @alllciter Sricorid Sdnriot
per0ffentli6tcn 6lueidriit eibt Ser
,>SMeroatore Nonano' fulgenbe Nus
5iige: ,Sas olte 9tei6 lit gefalle11
Ser Observation-Disclosures bot nit iei-
nem Brogratnn> unter lpeldenl Gu=
ropo regiert ipcroen miro, bos nelte
Rei6 geeriinoet. 9ieles Hrogrmm
fuBt ni6t MIR allf biltoril6en l,no geo
politiiben 5olgerlsnge'L ionoeru lit
au6 bas geiltiae Grbteil oes 9tatio=
nalio5ialisnuls. Gs itellt sen repoz
1l1tiondren llmltl,r5 ser olten Sheen
bar.
uOieie alten Soeen belteben /. in
einer 1miuerialel Stride. 0eren Soeen
unb @rllnoiate bem alien eermani=
iden 9fedt bonn gbri iltentlm aufees
alplngen ipurben un6 oie ser realeu
8elt fremo linb; 9. sic Ssoee ser SIT
manitat, a,ts tpel6er 2i6eralislnls
lil6 Marrismls berporeeganeen
linb." ....-~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Mitt,uod, Ben %. sSannar 1912

Ter Wtitteruadtsitlluoe ser Wenldbeit
bas @ort bes 9rditoetten eines Der
nta6tisIten 5taaten ser @elt, oaB ser
5ieg eine nene Srbn,ng nnter ser
Serri i6aft oes @eiites Gbriiti beariin~
beu iou, bas 0dmmern eines beiic-
ren Cages fiinben! srauflin Delano
&oolebelt tpiro oils einer ser grSBten
Staats1na,lner fortleben, iuenn er Sic
@Dlfer 5ltriidfiibren bilit at einer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
ltnpplitiicbe 3eitldufte

item traoitionsaentab feinblid geiinn=
ter staat, inns bas ebrsei5ige, oie
ipeItlide 8elt bera6tenbe, bei6niide
SSapan 6ie ausenblidliden Sieser
iino? SIT es nidt oenfbar, SaB iid
oieIe, beioen 5taaten, sic Sas @eidid
mf bem altatil1en Sentiment at
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28


lr1llonis ac6lp,ul9clL ooB oie Micber-
lperflna Der Stride niht 10 leidt be.
luerfitelliat iueroen tnnr, Dor alte,n
weacn ibrer sSrembortiateit. ,,@ir
niiMen", 10 erfl0rt ser NaSi=@oulci.
ter, ,,l,nauihDrlidl, nit nncrntiio liGer
Gnergie 1u1o @coulo, uuo ciner ein.
5igartieen &lugbeit pornugeben, o..
nit Sic 9iirser unleres Meihc$ at
Ser Giniiht fommen, SOB boS Bolt
gDttlid lit lmb niht irgenbeiue fonici.
lionelle @elncinibaft. @ir fDnnen sic
8erbreitltu9 oieier SS6ee 1l1ter onHcrrt
Golferlt MIR babl1rN errcic1en, BOB
mir iie in lnierm eigencn Sanoe Sur
0nrdfiibrung bringcn."
X
Die raid liW cntuitelnoeu &rie9s-
ereigniiie auf sen Ebilippiuen, onf
Ser ntalapiIben SaIbinlcl 1,1S oet
iibriaen fleinern fcinoli6cn Inariii3-
punften bat sic Mui,nerflalnfcit ouf
eit entlegeueres Sanocrgcbiet, oas
bon GoDer ltroteaiibcr 8ebeut,n1 lit,
fait gan5 abaclentt. Gs lit sll1ltralicn.
Dieie IN inebr OILS elmer Siniid,t lpid,-
tige fleinere grSteil begiu1t l1,ut
mebr in ben &orbergrlnlo bes Suffer-
eiies SIT treten. Mlliierte nnb Dor al.
lem alnerifanilbe &rieasi6iffe ipcr.
Den nOglihermeiie in ser n6lhlte,t
| E3s,ltflllrIt an,ltraliidye 5dien als Spe.
rationsbalen aufiud'en ooer ober SAB
sort iih bercits ipiftiae 0inge por-
6ereitelt.
.~ Sdon @noe Gc5embcr erfllrte s(u-
ltralienS YreunicrnlilriIter So1n Gur.
tin: us(ultrulien i6ant oli 81 nct
Ser. Staoten, befreit bpu sen Qll0-
lt.Hben SprgeM 1m llnierc trooitip-
nellen freunbldoitlihe @onoc nit
@roRbritannien." Die 9epDlferlng
bcS fleiniten Sentiments lmo Ser Nr1B.
ten Snlel ser @roc bilScu mm cine
icite 1no eeldlollene Ginheit NIT oet
alliierten Wddten. s(ultrolicns Nus
6ebnltug, feline Snbnitrie 1mo iene
acograpbiIde Gage iinb i'm liiolid,cu
Ya5liif bon lluberedenbarer Widltiu.
fcit lnb bou ipaGIenoer 9coelltnng
I'M &erlauie Scr milt1riid1en opera.
tirnen.
Sbmohl ser fleinerc GrOteil, INT.
faBt suItralien nabcju 100000
Snaoratr1eilelL iolt 10 groB ols sic
fontl1entalen Ser Staotcn nit g.
026,7S9 Suaorotlteilen. Nultrolien
lit lpie ein Sd,ublpou Negcn bos iiio.
,pcitlide SSnoicn porgeiho6cn. Sic
alItraliIde SSnlcl beiitt eincn io(hcn
&citltlm an Motrriolicn nller Irt,
oab cS cine slrlHee irgenoeiucr @rD-
Be nit 9ebensnritteln llno Gric9Suo.
tcrial oui lonnc Goller pcrlc6en fonl.
Seine ollS0e5cidncten S11ien iino ne-
gen feinolihc e(ngriiic gciihert.
Selbit ipern norolid) geleoene >Snieln
l.no 6eieltiate Gertcioiglugspl0se
tenpordr perlprengingen, piiroe Mu.
ltralien cine fcitc nno luleinebnbore
8alis fir Sffeniip. 1no 9eienliu-
operationen oaritellcn.
s(ultralien lit pprnebmlih ein 2onS
fiir slferbat l,to 8iebsudt. Otebr
als Sic I5alite bes @roteils beiist Ell.
men groBeu Nei6tum an S1af= 1lo
(ssortlesl,ne aui Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28


Der Ser. Staaten beroffentlibte Ser
iider,.ng bouiter 0eitar6eit an oe,rt
aagemeinen nationalen slufbau aur
Berteioigung ,t1ieres 2anoes bat INT
ferm Braitoenten &ooiebelt, ipie ct
ut ieinem S6reibeH an @rSbilhof
@biDar6 Moonep bon Detroit berIi-
6erte, 1te,,e &raft nno friiben Mut
gegeben 1T ben beborItebenben fritz;
fden 3eiten.
Der Eert bes S6rei6ens Brdi itSent
@ooieDbelts at @r5bil9of Moonep
Idltet:
,,eieber &err Gr5biidof Moonep!
Das Sdreibelt 6as Sic 1nter
benz Dat,1m oes 90. Oesenber
1941, als 8oritsei1ber ser ,Notios
nal Catholic 8elfarc Conference
i'm Natnen Der fatboliiden 8iidoie
Der Ser. Staaten mir ,,t1terbreitc.
ten, bot mid nit .tel,er 5tarfe ,,nb
1e,,e1n W,lt erfiiut. 8erii1ern Sic
allen SSbren Witbriibern oes @pis
ifopats meine aufri6tieite 8erts
p fdasullg fir ben ausornd bolllter
Witarbeit i,l ben ihtpierigen 3ei-z.
ten, oeneit mir eiltgegeftgeben @ir
iuerbell ftets ms, oa,lfbar eritn,ern
an bic pntriofilbe 2unbgebtng i,no
bie 9eriiheritng Sshre ssnititlttip.
: men ,tno ssbr 8erional Der Megie-
ruua our 8erfiigung at itellen.
Sir peroen oielen 9rieg gelpins
nen lno iperoen ais iieareide Naa
ton ,ridt 3ade illden, fonbern sic
grridtung elmer internationalen
Sronung, in ipel6er ser &eiIt
9briiti Die Ser5en Ser Weni6en
nno Der @attone,t resieren tpirb.
Sbr iebr ergebener
sSranflin 9. &ooIeppelt."
Da5u fiigt Scr @an6erer" in lebr
pailenber @eiie bas Motto eines gro.
ben Sriebensapoitels ,,Srie6e gbriiti
i'm &eide gbriiti" bi15n unb f0brt
fort:
,,es iit iider1i6 BON gei6idtliher
8eoeutung, baB iiG ser Braitoent Ser
Ser. Staaten bieler proclamation oes
@piifopots onidlieBt nit Ser Gcrbei=
B,tug elmer ,internationalen Sro=
nung, III tpelder Ser Geiit Gbriiti sic
@er5en ser WenI6en ,lno ser G0lfer
beberridt"! Das lit ser 8eginn elmer
Grfenntnis uno einer 8etdtig,ng be.
ren berbdnenisppuen Mangel 8etb-
man 6ollipeg Dor be,n Sriinllnerielo
bes erIten gSeGtfricges 10 bitter be-
flagte.
limo in ipelde llntieien Dat bas
@eridumnis, oem Wolferre6t aafrif
tlg @eltung 81, beridaffen, Sic
Menidbeit gefiibrt! Die fl1rdtbare
&riegslaee, in oie felt bem 7. 9e5em=
Der au6 sic Ser. Gtaaten auf &C.
beib lno 8eroerb beritridt itnb, bringt
es NIT fid, 6aB ,uls ols Mmerifanern
Die gegenpartiaen grfolee oes ruff
f6en Seeres 81, eroBer 8errbigung
9ereiben. sl6er lit es I'M @r,,n6e ni6t
Elm eridiitternoes 8ilo, oaB ein
Staat, Der in Den letten SSabrSebnten
fnrdtbare 8lutidnlo auf fid eebduit
bat, eil1 fultlrriiditanoieer oem @e-
#ssas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
T u F F Y
D r AT TIE

catch up" So. no matter IL you
haven't begun your collection of
these new, patriotic, educational
and valuable Full Color New War
Insignia Stamps, you can get
started Sunday.
Just clip the exchangeable re-
prints from The Sunday Times,
mail to War Insignia Stamps, The
Detroit Times. p. o. Box 1918,
Detroit, Mich. and you will re-
ceive the first 20 Full Color War
Insignia Stamps 1.-TWO sets of 10
each) by mail, if you enclose a
STAMPED. SELF-ADDRESSED
ENVELOPE. Z
For the benefit of those who do
not know the details about The
Detroit Times FREE offer of SO
Full Color NEW United States
War Insignia Stamps. here they
are.
Every day in the daily and Sun
day Detroit Times, you will find
a black and white stamp copy of
a full color War Insignia Stamp,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Such copies are exchangeable for
the full color stamps.
When you obtain 10 of these
black and white copies AMY 10
will do. as the copies DO NOT
have to be consecutively num-
bered) you can send to Detroit
Times War Insignia Stamps, p. o.
Box 1918. Detroit. Mich, and OBJ
tain the first 10 full color stamps
in the series OF five sets Of 10 full
color insignia in this thrilling
NEW series Of full color United
States War Insignia Stamps. =
Follow the same process in OBJ
tanning the other sets Of 10.
\ So you can keep your war in
sigma stamps In a handy, orderly
place, The Detroit Times offers
you. for only IS cents, a 20-page
War Insignia Stamp Album. with
a space for each full color stamps,
and printed information about IN
sigma You do NOT have to buy
the album to get the full color
stamps as they are ALSO
LUTELY FREE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Display Of Flag
will Be Taught
Victory Army
LESSON THREE

\ Junior Victory Army members
ATTENTION!
Here is Lesson Three in the
series of articles on how and when
&c properly display the flag OF the
United States of America. Study
these lessons carefully and pre-
serve them in a scrap book for
future reference.
1--When carried in a procession
= with another flag or flags, the
flag Of the United States of Amer
ica should be either on the march
ing right, that is, the flags own
right. or when there is a line Of
other flags. the nag of the United
States Of America may be in front
OF the center of that line.
C-When displayed with another
(" flag against a wall from
crossed STATS, the flag of the
United States Of America should
be on the right-the flags own
the staff should be in
front of the staff of the other flag.
C-When a number Of flags Of
- states or cities or pennants Of
societies are grouped and dis
played from STATS with the flag
OF the United States OF America,
the latter should be at the CEN
ter OF at the highest point of the
group.
1-When flags of states or cities
r or pennants of societies are
flown on the same halyard with
the flag of the United States Of
America, the latter should always
be at the peak.
When flown from adjacent
STATS, the flag of the United
Mates should be hoisted first and
Bwered last. No such flag or
pennant flown in the former posi-
tion should be placed above, or
In the latter position to the right
Of the-fag Of the United States
of America, that is, to the OBJ
servers left.
The only exception TO the fore
going rule is that a church pen
nant is allowed to fly above the
Stars and Stripes when religious
are in progress in a milf
tary chapel or aboard a ship OF
our navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
knowledge Test
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Paul Fogarty


BY DIR. sABINA III. CONNOLLY
What two (a) products Of Cuba
make her famous, OBJ countries
border Uruguay. (c) countries
are separated by Lake Titi-
caca?
2-Who founded these religions:
(a) Methodists. OBJ Presby-
terianS. (c) Adventists?
Can you recognize the state by
its motto: (a) The Star OF
the North" Cb) Excelsior
(c) BY and By?
4-What states do these suggests
(a) Silver State. Obi Pine Tree
State. (c) Blue Grass Statst
5--What kind OF (s) Water IL
brackiSh. OBJ animal il bovine.
(c) disease Is chronicf
6-What Is (a) victina. OBJ peeo.
tc) pampas,
ANSWERS on Page -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
ALASKA DEFENSE
COMMAND

Some months ago publicity
was given the Alaska De-
Tense Force by n national
magazine upon the receipt
Of Its newly-creatod Disney
insigne, . chesty seal bal
ancing the letters ADJ on
his nose.
But more gently the
Alaska Defense Command,
feeling that spirit Of the
corps evidenced q rating Of
offcnso rather than defense
requested a new Walt Dis
new insigne for the insplra-
ton Of the armed forces of
the land within the Arctic
Circle. The result was
polar hear of fierce mein.
helmeted and In readiness
to run the enemy into his
hole. pull tho hole MP by
the roots, and then beat the
enemy to death with one Of
tho roots"
Combat Insignia stamp. DesIga Copy
right, istf, Hearst Pubiios tioss, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

. How 10 Put Up Extra Eggs
for Future Use. Turn Your
surplus Eggs Into Egg Noodles,
"Beeted Eggs" Egg Dressing,
and Other Products which VIII
Allow You 10 Utilize Your Eggs
for Months 30 Come. These
and Other Timely Prize Winning
Recipes Appear I'm tire House
wife's Food AlmAnack, That
Unnsual Feature Appearing I'm
The American Weekly With
This Sundays Issues Of Tho De-
troit Sunday Times. jlti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Insignia
Reprinted
Sunday

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for poster stamps collectors:
Sundays Detroit Times will
contain a reprint of the first 20
exchangeable black and white
copies in the NEW series of so
FREE Full Color United States
War Insignia Stamps.
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Album sent 10 you. check
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This reprint will enable late
starters" and persons lacking a
number of exchange stamps, to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Employment

Help Wented-Femole 81
Wanted - white girls TO
work in flat work department.
Experience not necessary. Call
or write Normington Laundry,
1877 Hubbard, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Girls for soda fountain or gen.
eral drug store work. Cady and
Mccoy, Cass at Gratiot, Mount
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Live in one apartment and
collect Sl20 per month from
other three apartments in well
locate d, attractive residence.
Total price $4,000 yields 10
per cent net income. Excellent
investment for couple or single
person wishing a safe profitable
investment for their later years.
Complete particulars avail
able. Address Monitor-Leader
Box 29-A.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Typewriter Repair
IMPORTANT!

IMPORTANT!
All steel typewriter table,
while they last $5.95. Kill-Klat-
ter pad, reduce noise end wear
on type writcrs-full size, $1.O0.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRS AND
RENTALS. Typewriter bought
for government. Hours 8 to g..
Office Supply Co. 434 Cass Ave.
Mt. Clemens. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 2047.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Real opportunity to exchange
house and lot in good location
on East side of Detroit for go
acre farm.
ONLY 2 lots left. Wonderful
Lake Frontage development -
going at a big reduction. We
have several good rentals. Kind
~ contact GATZ. Phone Mt.
Clemens 500.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Cows, horses and pigs for
sale. 1850 Mt. Clemens road,
Utica.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Three sows with litter. Carl
Bettcher at Cady's Corner. 2749
Utica road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Boots and Accessories

Power boats. 81 and 36 feet.
Good hulls and power. Marine
toilets. SO Riverside. Phone Mt.
Clemens 1914.