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they rendezvous over Chiengmai
at $50 the next morning.
Frank Lawlor. Buster" Keeton
and Henry Geselbracht. named for
this mission, objected that rem
devious in broad daylight over
Chiengmai would invite disaster.
Chennault demanded 10 know
whether they were going to take
his orders or whether they were
not.
Lawlor replied that they would
take orders that were not silly"
Chennault then invited them 10
submit their designations. and %
out of "a Tigers did so in signed
document.
This was a crucial stage in the
life of the AVG, but Chennault
commanded the stage.
He told them that il they fol-
lowed through with their resigna-
tons and attempted 10 leave Loi-
wing they would be treated as
deSerters.
The cold steel implication Of
that every one understood. II
meant that they would be shot.
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ADvERTisEMENT
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Flying Tigers: 30 ZerOs
Find Their Work Cut Out
Chapter XXIV
BY RUSSELL wHELAN

With Radio Shanghai announc.
)g complete aerial domination OF
Burma, the Flying Tigers of Oh
sons Third Squadron rose in re-
buttal.
At dawn on April s, 80 JAP
navy ZeroS raced over the air
drome at Lowing with all guns
blazing.
The Volunteers on the ground
dove for the bitches and looked
skyward, where eight of the
Tigers were hidden in clouds.
Down came the eight onto the
backs of the Zeros.
Ed Overend and Fritz Wolf got
two Japs apiece in the melee,
while single Zeros fell to the guns
OF Cliff Groh of Chicago, ATvid
Olson and Bob Little Of Seattle.
The eighth Jap victim was
blown up by Fred Hodges OF
Memphis as his fiancee, Helen An
derson OF Rangoon. watched from
q hilltop near the field.
JAPs CAME BACK
That afternoon the Japs came
back. 20 bombers and 30 fighters
strong and they were met by Bob
BRONX of Cicero, H.. Buster"
Keeton, Bob Smith Of Los An
geles and Bill Reed of Marion, Ia.
With bombs tearing up the field.
three other Tiger planes managed
TO take off and join the fight
above.
Bill Reed. after downing a
Zero, met a crosS-fre from two
others and had his windshield
shot away.
Within five minutes the Tigers
sent six other Jap planes crashing
In flames near the field. and the
enemy started 10 scatter.
Every AVG radio then cracked
with the call of Big Bob Smith:
III none Of you guys are too
busy. come over here east Of the
river past the hill. ! Just got
pne rat and I'm busy with three
thers:"
" But Big Bob had 10 handle this
trio himself. He got one of them,
his eighth of the war.
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Prices Subject to 80 Sales TaS
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1856

Striped cotton :. crisp. neat
and attractive. A yout h fu ]
frock with the tidy look you
want. Wear it now and next
summer. Blue, beige or aqua
with white. Sizes 1919 to 241l.
WASH DRESS DEPT.-sEcoHD BASE.
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Is 'CERTAINS'

In the entire days fighting the
Tigers scored IS Jap "certains, y
and seven 'probables.
Meanwhile the Chinese ground
troops were trying TO hold Toun-
goo. the old college town" OF the
AVG's training days. against fu-
rious Jap attack by land and air.
Without a single airplane 70
protect them, the Chinese battled
gamely, while the unchallenged
bomberS showered destruction on
them with new and dreadful
weapon, a 50-pound incendiary
which spattered phosphorus as i,
exploded
The city of Prone also fell after
n valiant stand by the British, In
dians. and Chinese II was the
same story there-no Allied air
craft.
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Cotton BrOadcIOlh
Tailored Pajamas

Pin-neat white piping gives a
fresh tailored look to this
style in blue or dusty rose
From a selection including
horals and stripes. 81 to 40
FIRST BASEMENT-FARMER
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A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards frfd Frrt. trur1tn PARK.
Special SOC. CHours 1913 daily. sunday. ,
Atlantic 1908
A TRUE reader and advisor 81. Dale.
on all anars ~ life answers ATT gues-
tions readings daily and sunday 1910
1887 West jefferson, River Rouge. tBus
10 door,
ADVISOR ana Psychic Healer Henry
Choinierf. $50 kpworh, TYLER 4-28i9.
Appointments
ADVISER on AT ahars OF NE. Mrs
Taylor. Special readings. see. Daily.
Sundays. 1919, 4ts0 West Jefferson. EC0rse.
over Edgewster Bar. Atlantic 4ssf. (Wyan-
dotte bus 10 door
ADVISER. life reader. Mr. Ross. 2Oi5
Fort. Lincoln Park. corner southhsd.
Hours 1913.
ANNA sANGsTER, Spiritual clairyoyani
Reader. daily appointments. s1fl Mack.
Olive 1881
ASTHMA Rheumatism. LumhsFo relieved
| vitality restored Write Tor pamphlet "
Reid Bradley. 74lT Dryden. Tyler 5-s2s3
lASTROLoGER--E vangeline Berry. Read
ings, 81. Appointments Townsend
5-7289. II Elmhurst Woodward.
lAsTRoLoGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con
situations daily very reasonable AS
Helen tnear Jefferson.
AsTRoLOGER Mrs Lena Manning
| Cherokee Indian; appointments. Tyler
S-77il. 1924 McGraw.
ROLOGIsT-Consult Madame Floye
Problems truthfuny solved. DAILY ap
pointments. Tyler 7-27ss.
lAsTRoLoGER 49, c. Lowell. vel known
Detroiter. popular In Florida. LAfayetts
I0324
ATTRACTION readings AZ Lotus Teaf1om
Barbara. Viola May. Lotus. Home cook
| ing 1if0 Broadway, End floor
AUTHENTIC AsTRoLoGER suzanne
Warren, 1929 Grand River, - daily,
TEmple 1889
DIVINE HEALGNGs - Improve Health
! Reverend Haze Damrau. l74I Ferry
Park Trinity 1892.
EXPERT advice on your personal problems
for appointment call Elizabeth Fem
I Columbia ol00 Room li06, 10 10 2 30
DAILY sunday, 90
FAMOUS wANDA-Learn Your Future
Consultations Daily. SOL Clalrmount
Trinity 2-l40s.
! "GALI-KLE Z''-Recommended by users
Liver, Gall Bladder, stomach Gas. Can
stones Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7.17fo,
IGET OUT or DEBIT Credt Adjustment
Co, s33 Barlum Tower, CHI s3i7.
GYPSY Card Readings Palmistry. b,
! Madame Marie. $40 Cary. Ninewooc
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed - Mul,
tpls Electrolys,s Emilia Boccabela
1878 Grstiot. Plaza ns50
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Safe, Fast
+ inexpensive Lifetime Guarantee Doc.
/ tors References. ElectrOlysis Clinic,
/ TOwnsend s-31lt.
HAIR REMOVED permanently Natalie
/ Traub. $50 Michigan Theater Building
ICHerry 1918.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently--El Electro
lysis. AntoiRette Aust. 1868 Lakewood
! (Vernor) LEnoX 1892
LADY OF MYSTERY OF Radio Fame
private readings Phon. Terrace 2.2246.
APPOINTMENTS Go a. m to 10 p M daily
MADAME Spiritual psychic noted
reader CGrand River) Appointments.
ITYler 5-5e07
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADYs Local 900 cu. n. vans men
IS hour 2f2 Lahelle. Townsend s-0i52.
ALBRIGHT-Loeal moving. storage. GRAFT
ing shipping anywhere hreproof con-
s,rucied warehouse. I'll Milwaukee.
Trinity 2-2l11.
ALL CITY Moving Company. large vans.
pianos, frigidsires, odds. soc W, local
1925 Meyers. Hoearth 1913. 49,
ATLANTIC--Locai: padded vans zoo ci.
10. two men, IS hour. 1880 McNichois.
TWtnhrook l-6405.
EAGLE Local moving Furniture pianos.
store fixtures. safes. machinery Reason
able rates. 500 r Warren. Temple i-2flb.
EHALT 800 Local moving loads wanted
Michigan. Ohio. Pennsylvania. free esti-
mates 1922 Livernois. Lafayette 1854.
KERER MOVING. local and suburban;
fumigated vans. Refrigera,ors, pianos
LIVERNOIS MOVING - Loads 70 or from
West Virginia New York Michigan. Stor-
age of nreproof construction. giTl Liver
nois. HOgarth $500.
Minute Man Transfer Company
CARRIAGE. BAGGAGE 4 MACHINERY
LOCAL. CA. 7720 ~252O ST. ANTOINE.
MOVING Trunks furniture. appliances,
local REED S CARRIAGE. 1850 Warren.
Tyler 4-s622
ROBERT PALMER. local Moving cart
age furniture pianos, refrigerators.
3347 Harper. Plaza 1910.
VlCTORs Moving--Local and suburban.
Place your order dsy before moving.
TW. 1-00s0. 1925 Syracuse.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ACCORDANCE 81. 90. Universal; win
sell f1r $3.50 Cal Townsend S-s5s0.
CABBAGE cutter. 81 Is ashlng rssls. iss.
screw drivers Tc HOOK. ss3s MACK.
FREE kIndlng wood n picked up stfh
your cay hef~esn a. m and D. N.
$500 HlbtsI
KODAKs- Now eamsrsr. viii ssii say.
exchange, Acme cawrrsl CO 81 shelby.
CONSULT ths snarEsd Real Estate hss-
mes IN me BIG sunday Tines Wat ~
Sect .0ri
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Lumber, Building Materials
-
Coal and Coke

INSULATION headquarters -- All types:
lowest prices IN town. Fillmore Lumber.
2i20t Gratlof Prospect f55a.
LUMBER. building materials stiu svNiaols.
L : Wreckirg i9s5S Dequindrs
SASH FOR COOPS. 75c Up GFAnd River
Lumber Esdford O1Og
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SMITH.OPR co.

ROOFING MsPHkLT SHINGLES
LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING LUMBER
MILLWORK SWEET METAL suPPLIEs,
WHOLESALE
y ACRES Or BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 " WARREN. Phone OREGON 0T0o
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igg' su tnc bis sunday Times Wan, "a
Section
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REVEREND sPEEDwELL MONROE
Spiritual counsellor and divine healing.
No problem too difficult Appointment only.
sos Eliot Temple l-64es
COLORED adviser, one who can solve your
problem. Readings ! 10 8 30 Madam
Sue. Appointment Madison 1892.
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Electric Washers

IF YOU have an old washer you are not
using or one which needs servcing,
please call as. We viii buy IL or repair.
Garfield 1880
WASHER repairs parts. belts. motors, for
| all makes. Work guaranteed.
SHORTY's
503i HAMILTON TEMPLE 1880
II REBUILT washers for sale. guaranteed ;
several makes. Lenox 5000. 1ll37 East
Jefferson.
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Secfionl
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WOMEN psntsd-For uRht clean work
no sge limit. Telephone Hogsrth 93il
1850 Roselswn.
WOMEN-Genersl: care children; highest
wages 25li Chicago boulevard. Town
send 1851
YOUNG women for general office work.
Hsr1z Medical supply 1929 Broadway.
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MADAME EMBER

Spiritual Consultation. Appointments.
FITZROY 1865
MARTHA POELkE, physic advisor. alum
dsnt experience; appointments. 1880 St
Jean. Murray 4l2s.
NOT responsible for any debts contracted
BY my wife. Mrs Mary Neeman, el2i
Kresge. Detroit Raymond Neeman.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts con-
tracted BY my wife. Dorothy. on and
after this date Alfred schauo.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic
Sis Second. near Palmer. Trinity l-72f2
PROF. ELTON-ADvIsOR
daily. 1913, Tuesdays
FRIDAYS until g, closed Sundays. Bats
John r. 81.
READER Experienced good hours. excel
lent salary, Apply Rainbow Tea Room
10 John r.
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Gold, JeDeiry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds. jewelry. OLE
gold Original Detroit Cold Rehners
SIDNEY RANDALL. 1850 BROADWAY
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REDUCE

Lose more pounds per week with drug
less doctors neS method LOCAL
plan. sensible but highly effective
plan including protective minerals plus
speedier eiminative processes. No
harsh habit forming drugs. No stsrva-
or write.
LOCAL Company, 20se West Grand
Blvd. near Grand River. Tyler 6-oS3O.
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Dancing Instructions
Re POPULAR

T III 4 Y = II -
Learn 70 waltz. fox trot. rumha. conga
special course. 81 so. Trisn9n School OF
Dancing 37f7 Woodward
SPECIAL course ballroom dancing 81 so
guaranteed course, private less0ns s.
Tree studios Of Dancing fi09 Woodward
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Situations Wanted-Maie
Situations Wonted-Femaie

Situations w 0nfed-F emdfe
BUNDLE washing. Cash and carry. Ex-
ce.lent references. East Side. Townsend
t7-slf1.
BUNDLE washing bring II and carry H.
Townsend 7-024l.
CURTAINS neatly done n my home soc
pair Tyler S-s3a2.
/ WORK, 81 80 and cartare. Townsend
1880
| EXPERIENCED woman wishes day work
laundry and cleaning Melrose li06
EXPERIENCED colored girl. day work
IS and carfare. Elmhurst sio2-R.
GIRL wishes general Homework weeks
assist cooking. no laundry. Trinity 1882
MAT CoLoRED GIRL wishes day work.
IS and carfsre. Tyler 1882.
practical nurse viii take confinement
cases or baby care make appointment
srer May 81 references Mrs. Lee. 2li3e
Thatcher Garfield 66s5-J
! sTENOCRAPHER. IS years experience: M
knowledge ~ bookkeeping Vermont
7-s42o Preferably northwest section
iYoUNG coiored woman desires part time
work Tyler 7-73os
| COLORED elderly woman wants job caring
for children. viii stay nights. TO. s-t23s.
work stay nights. Tyler 7-730s.
iCOLDRED- Bundle washing--Bring it and
take - Townsend T-02il
! COLORED girl wishes day work. 81. 50 and
/ carfare Hours q-5. Tyler 6-42l0.
ICoLORED girl desires day work. 81,
/ carfare CaI Madison 607g
COLORED- Bundle washing; bring IL and
take H. Townsend 7-024l
ICOLORED CIR! wishes day work, s. and
Carfare Trinity l-5s26.
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Sewing Machines

EXPERT repairs all models sewing ma
chimes; guar. work; estimates. ca 3ls3,
WE repair all makes sewing machines cell
ing prices on repairs and parts. White
Sew Mach. Co. 1850 Library. RA. 035s
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Lawns, Gardens, Supplies

Al TESTED black dirt for lawns or Vie
tory Gardens. Immediate delivery. Yer
mont 5-4s6a
DELPH1NIUMS Hybrds strong Swear
plants doz., SO postpaid. Box 5ll,
Flint, Mich.
MANURE for victory gardens. oregon
$500
NOVAK S-2S239 Mound-Ii MI Low prices
FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENS. SHRUBS
10 00o EVERGREENS fresh due. soc up.
eLiverros- fireman Nursery. opp, Lincoln.
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Laundries

ALP PIECES aat ar - pounds 81 ~
II pounds damp rat, Csc, II pounds
damp wash. CSC Grand Model LIZ. Aqsi
CURTAINS beautifully Numbered, tinted
Expert dry cleaning Prompt service.
Bonded Cleaners. University 1900.
DAMP WASH. flat ironed 20 pounds.
N-AA. Lux Laundry Townsend s-6634
70 LBS damp. all nat ironed Si,20; ell
sections except east sfds Acme quality
Laundry co. Cadillac 1885
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12 - $3.50
Cath and carr 81 50. 90 years expert
enccs 1905 guaranteed. Detrolt's Oriental
Rug WoNks, 1922 Broads'reet no 5000.
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning. renOvating, guaranteed
insured sxi2 50 80. cash and carry
81 30. Garfield Rug and Furniture Clean
ers 5s35 fireman. Tyler $1,000
DOMESTIC RUG cleaning guaranteed
workmanship. insured gNi2 So so. 1000
Joseph Campau, HOgsrth 02i6
NORTHWESTERN carpet Cleaning. 1913
CnlHugwo0d 80 uks cleaned Insured
Telephone HOEarth 300
RUGS CLEANED by ne stay clean longer.
Tackled down carpet cleaned ON floors
Furniture cleaned moth. proofed: guar. in
sursd Detroit Carpet Cleaning \ Laying
Co. Inc. Est 1905 Temple 2-I0ft.
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Musical Instruments

CALL GALLAGHER-CA. 1855
10 buy, sell or rent pianos
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Music Lessons

AMAZING piano sight reading; theory,
harmony tfanspOsiti0n; ten times faster.
lafayette 1865.
PIANO TEACHER Expert with beginners
your nome or studio IVanhoe 334S,
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StoUes and Heaters

BEAUTIFUL gas range $40 so, crate new.
really perfect Crystal, 3l2j Grauot.
fAs RANGEs-Crated marred all makes
bargain. Superior. 1929 Grand River
SELLING OUT
100 new and used ranges. gas and electric
many bargains 10 choose from terms.
Universal. 1880 Gratiot. near six Mile
OPEN EWES TO 10 P. NJ, SUN TO
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16

800 to 1000 o'clock, and on
Thursday, April %, from 1870 to
400. These classes are held at
Trinity Lutheran Parish hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Malburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Powers, Miss
Delphine Trow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward SchodoWski, and Henry
Polens attended the banquet of
metropolitan councils Knights of
Columbus held at the Hotel
Statler in Detroit Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Russell
have returned from Essex, On
tario, where they were called by
the sudden death Of Mr.. Russell S
brother-inla law, William Sample,
who died of heart attack.
DR.. Albert F. Tews, chairman
of the sale of Easter Seals for
the Utica Rotary Club that this
year members of the club will
sell to themselves as part Of
their project in sponsoring the
crippled children. Heretofore
the men of the club have solicit
ted outsiders in the sale.
Co-ordinator William r. Davis
presented a fine program to the
air raid wardens of Utica on
Thursday night at the high
school. Two films were shown,
one of Women in Defense
Work" and the second one, an
English picture of the bombing
of London.
A class of eight boys and nine
girls will be confirmed on Sun
day next, April 10, at 1000 am.
at Trinity Lutheran church,
Utica. Members Of the class are
Floyd Lentz, Bruce Alband, Will
liam Schulz, Clifford Ridenour,
Carlton STANCE. Elmer Kerner,
Alvin Witt, Joseph Mas, Do
lores Hire, Helen Horn, Eileen
Thurman. lores Schiele
Norma Klaus, Marion Stenke,
Corinne Schwarzkoff, Irene
Scheper, Marilyn Hagen.
Utica Rotary Club President
Clarence H. Church and Mrs
Church, also Mr.. and Mrs
George Eppler were present at
the banquet.
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Girl
Wins Contest
9
Her Defamation
Tops Field

UTICA-The District Forensic
Contest was held in the Utica
High School Tuesday evening,
April 13, at 1870 o'clock.
In the "Oratorical Declama-
ton" contest there were six en-
trants Lorraine Baumgartner, of
Utica, won first place in the CIV
ing of "She Called Me Snob."
Three were entered in the
"Damatic Defamation" Benald-
inc Cloninger, of Royal Oak;
Laurene Hanson, of Clawson,
and Elise Heinecke of Utica.
Miss Hanson gave Poe's 1.-THE
Tell-Tale H cart" and Miss
Heinecke the same number.
Prof. Cortright called it the fin
est and closest contest that he
had ever seen and although Miss
Hanson won out BY three points
Miss Heinecke displayed great
dramatic ability and fine show
manship.
Winners will take part in the
Regional meeting to be held at
Big Beaver high school. Birm-
ingham, Mich, on May It'll.
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Utica
School
Notes

Forty-five members OF the
senior class of the high school
are planning a trip via D. e. c.
steamer to Niagara Falls on
Friday, June l1th.
Arrangements are being made
for basketball game in the
Utica gym on Tuesday. April 20,
beginning at $3.50. Utica will
play Romeo.
Supt. and Mrs. William r. Da-
Wis entertained the Teachers
Club at their home, 505l Van
Dyke avenue, Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. William Irwin took up
her new duties as teacher of the
first grade on Monday and Mrs.
Sam Beauchamp as teacher of
the second grade. They are
filling the vacancies caused by
Miss Campbell and Miss Cot
trell leaving to join the SPARS.
Oscar Huyghe, music director
was absent one day this week
| due to illness.
Four new pupils were enrol
led in the grade school Monday
Loretta, James, Barbara and
Mary Sullivan. whose parents
have moved from Center Line to
9578 20-Mile road.
A room in the basement of
the grade school building has
been cleaned out and now all
bicycles are kept under lock and
key. Albert Stadler and EN-
init Peterson are in charge at
present.
The sale of bonds and stamps
is going along nicely, some
large sales being reported. A
booth has been set up in the
lower hall
The district spelling bee will
be held in the high school gym
on Friday, April l6, beginning
at 100. Supt Davis will act
as chairman and parents are in
vited to attend. All up-stairs
classes in the grade school will
be dismissed for the afternoon.
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Mackinac Fleet
Reduced to One
State Ferry

LANSING, April le - Up -
The Straits Of MacKinac Ferry
fleet has been reduced to one
vessel, the State Highway De-
partment reported yesterday.
Effective immediately, the De-
partment ordered toe ferry city
of Cheboygan on five round trips
daily. the only vessel assigned 20
run between ST. Ignace and
Mackinaw City.
The boat will leave ST. Ignace
at 6 a. m, y a. m, noon, 3 p. m,
and 1880 .. m, While 1t VIII
leave Mackinaw City at 1870 a.
m, 1890 a. m. 1870 p. m, 4:30
p. m, and $50 p. m.
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UTICA - In an appropriate
ceremony held at Masonic Hall
Tuesday night the deed to the
First Congregational church
property was presented TO the
Utica Masonic Temple Associa-
ton.
The officers. members and
supporters of the church had
been invited as guests Of the AS
ISOLATION and the program open
ed with music by trio, compoS-
ed of Doris White, Dorothy
Cummings and Lcnora Russell,
and three numbers by the high
school cnorus conducted by Os-
car Huyghe William Rossow,
president of the association, pre-
sided.
INFLUENCE FELT
Rev. Alexander NJ. Meikle,
superintendent of the Congrega-
tional' Association of Detroit.
spoke regarding the church and
| its long service to the commun-
/ ity, and stated that although it
had ceased 10 function as cor
porate body yet It's influence
would be felt far beyond the
boundaries Of our city for many
years to come.
Thorne Beatty, chairman of
the board of trustees of the
/ oL,,rch erolxO Irtorl,. md tI,,u
presented to Mr. Rossow the
deed to the property. Mr.. Ros-
SOW responded by expressing
the thanks of the association
and by plcdging that the sacred
purposes TO which the building
was originally dedicated would
never he dcsecratcd.
In return for the gift Jacob S.
Getz as secretary Of the, Masonic
Temple Association, gave to Mr..
Beatty a one thousand dollar
$4,000 Series G. Government
Bond. Mr.. Getz told of the fine
spirit of good fellowship pre-
vailing in the community, one
example Of which was the oc-
casion of the meeting.
BOND PRESENTED
Mr.. Beatty then asked How
ard c. Crissman to come for
ward and presented TO him as
president Of the Utica Library
Association. the Bond with in
struction as TO its use, one Stipu
lation being that II be used for
the expansion of the present
building or in building new
one. AT its maturity in twelve
years. if il has been found un-
necessary to use IT for this pur
pose it may be used by the
board.
The response Of Mr. Criss-
man was heartfelt and after his
expression OF thanks, he com
mented upon the fine organlza-
ton of the library and the CO.
operation of its Board of Mana
gers, whom he named.
Words of appreciation were
said by James Merritt, James
Fletcher, Harold Ash and other
! members of the Temple Associa-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
You Women WHO Suffer From
HOT FLASHES the.
chilly FEELINGS

II yOu-like so many women between
the ages OF SO and 52-suffer from
hot flashes. weak. dizzy. nervous feel
ings. distress OF irregularities" are
blue at times-due to the functional
middle age period in woman's life
try taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound at once. It's the best
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially for toomen.
Pinkham's Compound Is famous to
relieve such distress. Taken regularly
1t helps build up resistance against
such annoying symptoms. 1t also Is .
ene stomachic tonic.
Thousands upon thousands Of
women-rich and poor alike-have
reported BENEFITS. Time and again
Lydia Pinkhams Compound has
proved some women's happiest days
often can be during their r4O's".
Follow label directions. Worth trytngI