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Evening star., 1943-03-04
Ben Bernie's Condition
Increasingly Crave
Ru the Ascncintnd pre


BEVERLY HILLS. Calf, March
4.-Band Leader Ben Bernie, the
"old maestro" was reported by his
brother-m manager yesterday to be in
an increasingly grave condition from
pleurisy and cardiac complications.
Herman Bernie said his brother
was constantly under an oxygen
tent and is conscious only at inter-
walls. His wife and son, Air Cadet
Jason Bernie, are at his bedside.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Meeting Called to Map
Victory Garden Plans

A meeting of the Fairfax County
Workers Council will be held at 10
am. Saturday at the courthouse
to formulate plans for reaching all
county residents with information
on victory gardens and home food
supplies, Miss Lucy Blake, home
demonstration agent, announced to-
day.
The meeting will be attended by
representatives of the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration. the
health department, the Farm Sc
curity Administration and by coun-
ty home economics teachers, chair
man of the county war board, super
i1tendent of schools, chairman of
the agricultural board, head of the
welfare department and director of
civilian defense.
The best way to root for victory is
to dig deep into that pocketbook or
purse to buy War savings stampS.
Evening star., 1943-03-04

GAS RATION "A" BOOK, issued Herbert
Burtey. Return 133 L st. NV A.
HANDBAG small. blue leather. lost Feb
% money, KEYS, my address: reward. Cal
Mrs Kerr. HO 4lI1
Evening star., 1943-03-04

GAS RATION BOOK B" serial No 571-
p22. Raymond A Sterling, 1545 Upshur
st. NV; also registration card. RA 951o.
GAS RATION STAMP-H found return to
Mrs. Norma Wheeler. Hillside O273-W. Re-
Evening star., 1943-03-04

WINTER LANDSCAPE IN RuSS1A-shels burst in the back
ground white Russian troops forward
positions along the Russian German battlefront
"A P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
LOST

REWARD-Hamilton wrist watch, lady's
platinum. diamond incased either on East
RiVerdale bus that left Bladensburs School
fhat let AK srd or NJ shana hnassnt streeHear
day. Phone Warfield 1880
SUITCASE. small brown imitation aliiea-
Tor, ; app approx. lixl?' vicinity Apex Theater:
Wr MIS- YTonne Rnod Ss
I'd. Chevy Chase, Md
SUGAR BOOKS 80. issued to j, F., Mar
Sssef sef,e1d H ,aa1 snd Mary Carroll Lee Phone
SUGAR, RATION BOOK, Ruth L. Naecker,
1916 9th st. NV. IA. sa45.
SUGAR RATION BOOK, issued 10 Aliette
RRondesu, psonI IN N North Utah St. Arlington,
Hedrick Moore. 3e4o % 18th ,a"u St. NV. " Phone Phone
Dl S463. after pm
Sugar RATION BOOK, No. /, issued to
Walter 1: Potter. Return to 404 Dale
drive. Silver Soring, Md
spGhR gean pa11 RATION 1So BooK issued to Dorothy
SUGAR RATION BOOK. issued to Charles
BAILEY aley' 55l5 Moorland lane. Bethesda
SUM OF MONEY bills folded together,
Dg Sos 4n betore s@d ce sm re- or o. oE
1900, Ext. 81! during day.
oTbroot T GAs Re- RAT19N 9ss, BooK ssqea to Mead
way. Chew chase, Mo. % Oliver 5't1ss oIao n'S'-
TWO nc NO. | RATION BOOKS. William l.
ana ElVa ?. Richardson. l14o T ST. NV,
tanning casn. Dept. OF Justice Bldg. pass.
REGISTRATION and classification draft cards
pnS' re- goo to EsS STnet os onl5 or
&C. 74l0 a:l5 Adams Min I'd NV W "
WALLET, Mexican leather. containing SS3:
IN or near the Embassy room, Hotel Stat
npf pf
found pleas cali Adams 75s3 a..
/ WAR RATION BOOKS NO. | CO.., issued TO
Ensign En- ,t ,a and Mrs. ANTHONY christopher
VAR RATION BOOK, No /, issued to
ton. Va. Chestnut a426.
W,AR VAR RATION BOOK. No. !: issued to Pa
/ Call Franklin 122l.
RATcHf Efdys lar yeilog gold oesagon shaped
rants or taxi. Reward. DE. $500, EX. sl".
WRIST WATCH. ladys Gruen. white gold;
/ ss2a s3& 18Th ST. ne, Apt. ::
WRIST V,F WATGH 'it gold Hamilton, initials
! Mary r Follmcr 4g0I Conn, ave care OF
/ The Methodist Home
/ WRIST WATCH Benrus, silver caee, with
/ flower enameled face; is wears Old. sent
! mental value. $40 reward. Martin, WO
4 1850
! WRIST WATCH-Lady's Hamilton; bet
. 18th and md SITS. re, vic. D and Md. ave.
sentlmentsl value. Reward, FIR. 25st
%RJST WATCH. diamond Benrus bls OK
wrist strap, between 500 block Kentuck y
ave. and bus terminal, l1th and Penn. ave
&C Reward. Call Atlantic 3f.i after
/ ; pm.
SUITABLE REWARD.
VIII person who found solitaire diamond
/ ring IN Willard Hotel lst-f1oor ladies'
| WaShroom, on Wednesday, Feb. o4th, phone
, collect, Hl2erStoWn. Md I1612
$25 REWARD.
| German Shepherd police dog. friendly
! male missing since February II: so lbs
| yrs. answers to Mike; D. c. tag No
.Ga.1. white chest. Phone Woodey 1913
FOUND.
DOG months old, brown and white
| irish setter ll40 46th ST. Sc AT 1914
! PART COLLIE-HOUND, med. size, male
| black with white markings, found near An.
| nandale, Va. Fairfax 40-J-l
| REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
| 10 the Animal Protective Association fol
! Human Disposition, Hillside 1918. Present
facilities limited TO these only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
WdIkOut Threat
Mend(eS Steel

PITTSBURGH. Dec "A CINS)
Widespread walkoutS in the
steel industry were feared today
as A result Of the War Labor
Boards failure to approve retro
activity Of pay as demanded by
the CIO-United Steel Workers.
Working agreements which eX-
pire at midnight involve jabout
$4,000 employees of the industry
While international union head
quarters proposed to maintain a
no-strlkc pledge, StoppageS were
forecast on a scale not known
since the outbreak of the war.
The boards attitude was brand
cd by Philip Murray Go presI-
dent as provocative Of bitterness
He condemned members Of WI.E
for their failure 10 sense the
implication Of their decision
Murray remarked also that ihc
board had granted 10 miners aua
other crafts benefits sought b.
the steel workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Hershey Is Back
As Draft Gar

WASHINGrON. Dec. "a GNS)
- SelectINe Service Director
Lewis b. Hershey returned to ms
original status as. the nation S
draft hos, today under a prcSi-
dental order expected 10 satisfy
Congress despite It's token rccog-
milton OF Manpowcr Chairman
Paul V. NcNuu
The Presidents executive or
der making SelectVe service a
separate agency and delegatinG
its administration 20 Mai Gen.
Hershey gave MeNult only an
advisory rele-in lie draft system
II provided that Hershey shall
consult with McNutt on mat
terS affecting the overall man
power program hut gave the
WING head no veto power over
Hershey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Soviet Launches
New Offensive
In White Russia

LONDON. Dec - lUPl-Ths
German high command reported
today that the Red Army had
launched a new offensive with ,cv-
cral divisions In lower White Rus
-SiL md had rcGauLL=thc initiative
I'm the KEY salient where the big
gcst Nall countpraltack OF he
campaign had tilIlcd out
AR-e-tA'et7t t----4it
tho Russians attacked in force
along the upper Dniepcr northeast
OF T. hi h u, a rail junction IN
southern White Russia II added
that heavy fighting IS going on.
countcTattaCkS SOUTH
cast Of Korosten and cast of Zhito-
mir had collapsed 1 was IN the
region OF those towns west Of Kew
that the NazlS apparently had eX-
pended their supreme effort 10
reverse the sweeping gains OF the
Red ATmys summer and early
winter offensive
Tho ofTcn4ve near = b ! o b ! n
apparently was yynchronized with
the Nevcl drive bearing down into
White Russia from the north and
threatening The Keystone bases OF
/ NltchSk and PoiOtSk
4 dispatch from Moscow said
4 Gen. Ivan Bagramlan army was
developing rs campaign along the
secondary roads and cross country
/ approaches 10 NIteb~k in an effort
20 Crumplo tho Germ outer
screen of dofcusos before the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Traffic Death
Warning
To YuIebfinkefs

With another traffic fatality
added 10 the toll of NE past Wccit
POLICE today rcnewct their warn
ms asa1zi- drunk and reckless
driving over ihc Christmas holt
day. offering ttle-HcTcy- fot Of
Tenders arrested tonight and
tomorrow
The latest victim is Cecil {.
-tr7UyrIC1- y at UtICa, VINO was
killed early today when he APP
plrent,y fell asleep az the wheel
while driving on Dcquindre near
Seventeen Milo. The auto left the
road and hurfled INTO a ditch.
Ten minutes after he had
allegcdly stolen a raNi, Douglas
George 81 CenterLine struck two
cars. lniurIng two persons, AZ
Beaubien and w Grand Blvd. and
landed IN jail
rho cab first plowed into a Ear
driven by While NettlcS Of $500
Cameron iuIaIRe- TWO passengers,
DorothCa Nichols. 3D. Of 360
Benton and Helen Stanley, 30, OF
5Sl7 ST. Antoine. IL then careened
across the street and struck
another car.
The TWO victims were taken 70
Renewing Hospital
George was charged with an
lawfully driving away an auto
mobile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
RbE'iVGr
SgsOiES
SkaGiEnS.! q;

That rink across the street from
Schaalpr police station needs
flooding. but kiddIeS viii have a
chance TO thy out their new
Christmas skates tomorrow.
thanks 10 some Good SamarltanS
of the fire department and the
stations "Santae
Periodically, officers at SCharfer
stretch a hose across the street
and flood The rink for tho young
-ter- and that was the Job Of
Sgt Ralph Soudcr last night
"A p precautionary measure he
strung red lanterns across the
highway but John Donovan. As.
OF 1924 F'reeland failed 10 OBJ
soNo them Neither did he heed
rhn efforts of Soudcr 10 stop him
DunnNan's car ran over the hose
rIplurcd ~ and instead OF the
INK the tborouehfarp Vas flooded
Donovan was hooked for drunken
driving.
rAe police VIII borrow hose
llom me lmc department tonight
10 do the Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

OF ms most important al
dresses on tho global conflict.
Th. President back IN tie
---- ~ .s z -.-gLl l 49,. from
--- ...a8i tNc-"Cpk -rtNO-mle
.lgg,y 10 emo and Tehcran ton
p z18r strategy conferences with
IMcd Nations leaders, chose
Christmas Eve % make a world
N.sr report on the results Of those
4trtAi tltr-A tirrd II
s7ats that may come shortly
Fry st rtt AXIS IN both Europe
and ASIA.
Alr Roosevelt will go on the
air n World-W de broadcast at
3 p w tpetroit time from his
hou The address VIII last 30
minutes
IL VIII Do a message 10 the ma
lion "a Lcport 10 Congress Of the
accomplishments Of the historic
conferences with Soviet Premier
-trn Gcncraii,simo Chang kal-
.uE . China Prime Minister
Churchill of Britain and prosl-
emit lnonu Of Turkey and a
mess go 90 American lighting men
on The battle fronts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Employers and Clio
FACE WLB in Strike

Officials of the jackson Crank.
shaft Go. IN Jackson, and Local
No. q53. tAW-CIO. are ordered
TO appear today before the re-
Cional War Labor Board here, IN
an effort 10 end 4 strike which
closed the plant last week.
Employees walked out IN pro-
lost over a NiEB- dclay-tr1- -r1Il.
ing on their demands for an in
crease IN wages, earlier denied by
the regional body and now pend
ing on am appeal 10 the national
hoard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Winning Of Soldiers
ASSdiIed by Court

-TtTTendS and relatives who wine
and dIne soldiers and sailors 10
the extent that they get into
trouble were sharply criticized
by Traffic Judge George Murphy.
After commenting on the sub
IcCt. the court suspended sentence
Of Pfc Raymond O. Horton, % Of
357l TWenty-thrd who Is on fur
Tough from a California army
camp and who was arrested for
driving an auto 80 miles an hour
IN Plymouth rOnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Tokyo Officials
Ready 10 Flee

CHUNGKING Dec = tUP)-
HIsh ranking japanese officials
arc prepared 20 dee from Tokyo
10 emergency Headquarters IN
Shanghai IN the event the Japa-
nese capital becomes a target for
mass Allied air raids a former
Shanghai editor SAID today
Chao Chch iao editor Of the
IS 'erunued Shanghai Shun PaO
2spre SIS e. q that belief on his
arrIVar-. ar CWngklng with his
wife and four children, and two
lnlner cmnIlNes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Bring Daddy Home
rs Main Plea ID Santa

SANTA Chats Ind Dec Il
LIP The letters IA Santa Claus
were piled high today in the gen
cral store that serves as post Of
fee for this tiny H0oslcr hamlet
but the postmaster reported with
a touch Of sadness that many Of
the children asked for the one
thiuc Santa Claus cannot bring
Here's one that's typical"
said Postmaster Oscar l.. Phil
lps Tie Santa Claus TO whom
the letters from hildren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
TELLS OF LAW

"Thc law merely requires Chat
the commission issue rules and
regulations IN the designing of
the cards. Parrish SAID III no
Identification is required the
cards might Just as well be-
thrown away. Iingcman must
have misundcrStOod rtte--li--hn
charges told him not 10 bother
asking for proof
Lingcman said tNat N'S sis
clerk, bad in one week lssuec
( 600 cards
The CLERKS told mr that
about o. per cent ~ the appli-
cants offered 20 show proof. l
am sure there are only ~ few
who got the card. illegally. We
have started rcchcclt today on
Tie 800 0r roo persons who said
they were between the agns 81
~ and %. because they are
most Hl,ely IL attempt falsiiiCa-
tlon. When VIZ are through IL
Wit i,r practically certain that
TO underage youths holds one
of these cards
LiHCGrau 1 'f'-Crc isn't p
chance lu thr world shat Inc
esum1ted 100000 rossS appli-
cl0TS could Ne rceetcred before
JAM after which the, must
show cards ~ order Co buy q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
travels II, 600 Miles
For S Days al Home

BAY CITY Dec - SCI. Wen
d,U d. Anderson travelled HOO
miles 10 spend five days AT home
The Prescott, Mich native
Who visiting ms sister, Mrs,
Leslie r stanton 1870 Ninth.
said he has II days furlOuRh eX-
elusive of water travel. but rall
transportation in the states al
lows hum only five days az home
lie has served IN Alaska for
the past two wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

rFI6uEH6uT Tho country ate
sent The leuer SAID
Dear Santa, please bring my
daddy with YOU Hr-iS soldier
far away and Momny has not
heard from him in a long time"
Many children SAID they wanted
their fathers home for Christmas
more than anything else Santa
Claus could bring
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dec "a jINSl
navy announced tooay that
two moro aerial assaults on The
irpplri ~ Llu4ncSe-hCld Marshall
ISlend| Had revealed a Concentra-
ton A Z1>japanese ships n-that
area 4
AltAouch tho, navy failed TO re-
veal "a rypC OI~>vcsSels II was
prcsunRd they were cargo ship,
escorted hy Warships.
The rgyy ssld the enemy ships
were seen Ia the lagoon at kw7-
jAls.n a'oI' Dee 81 a group of
American Liucrators bombed that
and adjoining areas tRat day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
SerViceRnaeHlS Santa
Visits Wounded
-lCnntinupa from page-one4

Christmas al home-Vore pre-
sentcd gifts ny the Santa for
-SerNicemen committee at noon IN
Tho NV ElIh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
MILITARY POLICE PARTY

Ncanwhdc. another Santa for
SorNl6cmcn group was passing out
gifts 10 the hundreds OF sailors NJ
the Dearborn Naval Training stu
ton adjacent 20 the Ford Rouge
plant Those nm the hospital were
among the first remembered, ut
course.
Tony Morclli took the entire
Club Royalc floor show 'o 'ha
naval school 10 provide entertain
ment for the sailors
The coast Euard- ha1Laclzz Cadl-
lac and kerchcval was tho scene
Of similar party last night and
party for several hundred On
listed men stationed AZ East
Lansing IS scheduled for tomorrow
FRS, of the series Of Santa for
ServiCemen social functions was
held by the USU-A1NS- aHd
other clubs AZ the Oscoda st.r
Field on Sunday Dec. p Iast
Monday gifts were passed out ~
the Briggs Training School ln
Detroit.
On Tuesday parties were held
for the detachment AZ the Masonic
Temple, Willow Run Hospital and
Post, and the army induction s'a-
ton at 1885 r. Jefferson
Wednesday night parties were
at the Crosse lie Naval Aviation
Base. Romuus AIR Field. and q
tire " 4 room m ttrr7r Burt t5UtT=
nng. tor all WACS. WAVES
SPARS and marine corps women
recruiters stationed IN Detroit
Many gifts were handed oul m
Sellridge Field 10y mcmbc-~-ot The
"A mCriCan Women Voluntary
Service. plus a large number -Saut
TO the air base by the American
Red Cross. The latter group also
assisted IN supplying gifts Tor The
men in East Lansing.
a contingent Of 157 navy
boots" who were shipped out yes
terday-iust on, the eve OF another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
TOdGB'S
War Map

including carols by the station
Cloe club.
Last night under The direction
of members of the Department
of Parks and Recreation, a SINH
lar affair was held Al Camp River
Rouge Park Tor the enlisted men
of the 72Sth Military Police Bat
talon.
ON Wednesday Santa for
ScrNCemen party was held AT
Camp Waterloo near Jackson and
every member of the military poe
hCo battalion there was given a
present. \. A. Woodwork Co
and ITS employees furnished all the
gifts. did all the packing, pro
vidcd the party and The special
entertainment az Waterloo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

Z tHaIFr o.. hfIrr -...rf
boz still Mystery Df Course
Sb, had hHiei Dtf a' IIrI SOS
ersl Hhsha1ds fH. EAkHu uJf'
Told The NHIntIc When Br
showed Hfr tfr Fady bot ThE
Waf so CRIME she Ins.ftfd. fnr
He Hsd4 Been Rrg-(us HpQf
HIS ~hsre.af Sfs Baaher Nha
the OfrIs 1ral fias %ut' Yet
Been HDif T. Told .I ilH
Amur4u Wets.s noted ffsga-
Gne Distribute 8iIkih- -uH-
Gay Detroit 1iurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
EsOFaaaiGGf
For Peace
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
said VIII triumph again In both
private and pubic lie
lie called upon those who have
been spared fhe direct suffering of
War 20 CNe- Hlp 10 those who
have boon rendered destitute lie
appealed for tse revival Of human
solidarity lu ra-ppU ,h.Hty
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02
Municipal Band
Prepares Plans
for Boys Concert

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Plans
for the boys municipal band con-
cert to be given Thursday eve
ming, Sept. 9 at the ST. Clair
Shores Municipal building
grounds, under the direction of
Alfred McKenna ar being for
mulated and the public is in
vited to attend.
The band consists of betNyeen
40 and so uniformed bows be-
tween the ages of seven and six
teen with a corps of II drum
m~aJoretteS and a drum major.
The band was organized last
November by Ed Upledger. ap-
pointed by the Chamber of
Commerce and the Village of
st. Clair Shores, co-sponsors. A
splendid job has been accomp-
lished by Alfred McKenna, the
director. They hav PLAYED for
the Veterans, Blue Star Mothers.
Lakeshore and South Lake PTA
organizations, Victory Garden
mass meeting and the Warner
Aircraft employees picnic.
The Chamber of Commerce
purchased the uniforms and the
village financed the purchase OF
several instruments for the new
students and also have been pay
ing for the director. Any or
ganization wishing TO engage the
services of the band should COM
m%unicate with the business man.
ager, Ed Upledger, Roseville
1921.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02
Allies at Quebec Planned Use Of Vast New Power

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazelton Of
Royal Oak. The dinner was
given i'm honor of Mrs. Chap
mans birthday anniversary.
Thursday callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl X Hoster
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Weisinger and daughters of
Detroit. Mrs Matt Bauman.
Mrs Herman Burger and Miss
Isabelle MUIR Of Mount Glenn
ems.
The New Haven All Girls
Club won honors al the Armada
fair last week receiving five
blue and four red ribbons.
The group have been studying
Food Preparation and Canning
for their summer projects.
Louise PatoW and Blanche Bull
won first place in canning and
in food preparation l Marion
Heinrich, and food preparation
III was Shirley Perry. Second
prizes were awarded TO Mary
Ann Steinbrink. Emily Kester-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02
BY PETER EDISON
NEA Staff Correspondent

QUEBEC-The joint Ameri-
cane a n a d / a n occupation OF
KiSka comes as a mark of pune
tuation-an exclamation point
10 accent the importance Of the
Quebec Conference.
The word before the exclama-
ton mark is POWER" And the
Quebec Conference may we'll be
described as a power confer
ence. 1t is a logical development
10 the acquisition of military
Supremacy by the United States
and Great Britain. Before SUI
perior power, the Japs simply
evacuated Kiska. Before supe-
rior power, the Germans gave
way in North Africa, and before
superior power the Germans and
Italians moved out of Sicily.
With this superiorit Y
achieved, the calling of the Que
bee Conference was inevitable.
II is unqueStionably the great
est aSsemblage of military
brains in history. 1t comes as the
elimination of the years in
which the United States as the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02

loot. and Janet Johnson on first
year food preparation. Eleanor
Latch took first prize on her
dress display.
The club also received honors
on poster and note book work,
Four Jars Of Louise Patow's
fruit and two of Blanche Bulls
will represent the county at the
All Fair at East Lansing
Monday visitors at the home
Of Henry Schwaberow were Mr..
and Mrs. William Kreger of
Rochester. New York.
Guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs William Nicely were Mr..
and Mrs Frank Hawthorne and
son Buster OF Detroit, who is at
tending the Naval Air School at
Kalamazoo.
Ms. Arnold Miller and
daughter, Gail, and Mrs Floyd
Rushton are visiting relatives
az Columbus and Lancaster.
Ohio
Corp. Raymond Liebzeit OF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02

Chicago spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Liebzeit.
New Haven public schools
will open Tuesday. Sept 7. as
announced by Surt. E F Sic
fert The faculty for the COM
ing year includes Mrs. Bessie
ID grow, principal Miss Mable
Sutton. Pontiac Latin and his
tory Miss Virginia Hirschbeck.
Detroit, home econogics and
English; Mrs. Mary Jane. Ma
rine City, English and speech,
kindergarten and first grade,
Mrs. Marion Grym. Minnesota
second and third. Miss Beulah
Slagle, Missouri; third and
fourth, Mrs Faye Polly fifth
and sixth, Mrs Laura Harley,
and the seventh is still 20 be
supplied
Superintendent Siefert has
been a faculty member for II
years, and is now serving his
eighth year as superintendent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-02
Air Gun Missile
Hits Boy in Eye
Moy Cost Sight
Of Youth, IS

Fifteen-year-old Louis Thax-
ton, of 885 Quinn road, may lose
his right eye today AS a result
Of being accidently shot with a
BIB from an air rifle by d
young friend visiting from De
troit, with whom he had been
playing in his back yard on
Tuesday, Macomb County deputy
Sheriffs said today.
Edward Conrad, Jr, Is, OF
528 Holbrook avenue, Detroit,
was playing with an air rifle
when it accidently went off, hit
ting ThaXton in the eye Lindsey
ThaXton, his father. took him to
ST. Joseph's hospital.