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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Church Service, Sunday in mounf Clemr,
FIRST METHODS CHURCH
Corner Of CaSS and North AYES.
Rev. Alfred T. Landon. Minister

Corner Of CaSS and North AYES.
Rev. Alfred r. Landon, Minister
10 80 Morning Worship. ser
mon theme. Free From Con
dem alton Choir Anthem.
Blessed Are the Pure .n Heart
iHarkerI Quartet. The Lord Is
Nv Shepherd Miss Lois Hsr-
per Viii play Largo ,DVorak1
for her organ prelude "Ardan-
"a" Sonata w hv GWim5nt
for her offertory and 'Fucuc
Bach for her roStludC 4
nursery for small children dur
ing this service
1900 Church school classes
$50 Youth Fellowship
Tuesday 30 A workers con
ference FOR al Church Sc1ool
teachers and officers Will be
held a. the church
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

Delivery boy to work after
school. Joe the Tailor, 2411 So.
Gratiot, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

Your photo and name on
stamps! Will reproduce exactly
from any size snap or photo. 100
gummed, perforated, ready 10
affix STAMP PHOTOS for only
81 100. Stick them on your let
tiers TO the boys in service. Mail
order TO Roy Hutchinson. 48
Lincoln. Phone Mt. Clemens
4237.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

driver-salesman, 30-day stay rec
ommended; Frank G.. Caporeletti,
20, tire shop employe; Norman S.
Stahler, 10, student University of
Maryland; Bayard c. Keough, IS,
chief assembly engineer; James F..
Petit, "a, refrigeration repairman;
Jack w. Nugent, %, machine 'oper-
ator; Lewis A. Carter, 81, delivery
clerk; Lawrence Kavanaugh, 80,
parole officer, New York. State
parole division; William R. Peifer,
30, serviceman.
William G. Seay, 30, store man.
ager; Roy R. Davis, Is, mechanical
foreman; Richard Degrean, 80,
Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy,
utility man; James T. Drake, 30,
foreman; George V. Shorb, 80,
Chestnut Farms-Chevy Chase Dairy,
route foreman; Vincent P. Berrang,
36, auto mechanic; Richard A.
Schlademan, locomotive fireman,
Pennsylvania Railroad; Henry A.
Bartlett, 30, assistant manager, S.:
H. Hines Co.; William R. Heron, 26,
crane operator; Robert M. Fenton,
81, attorney, Federal Communica-
ton Commission; James w. Thayer.
"a, mechanics helper, Capital Tran
sit Co.; Thomas j. Kelley, %, clerk,
Potomac Electric Power Co.; Mi
chael M. Gilbert, q, occupational
analysis, War Manpower Commits
sion; Joseph L. Jellifer, 81, plumber;
Holmes c. Turley, IS, attorney, Gen.
eral Accounting Office; Robert S.
West, %, foreman, and John L.
Neff, 20, control operator, American
Broadcasting Co.
Hardship" Cases Denied.
Denied deferment as Hardship"
cases were Aaron Charles, 80, gro
Gerry store operator, 6O-day stay of
induction recommended; Russell c.
Carper, 30, wholesale florist sales
man, 60-day stay recommended;
John F. Chapman, "a, typewriter
salesman. 60-day stay recommend
ed; Robert A. Hoke, 33, Star artist,
6O-day stay recommended; Mack O.
Raschella, %, barber: Samuel D.
Graham. 81, Public Buildings Ad-
ministration guard; John D. Raab,
%, Star auditor; James E. Butler,
20, Washington Terminal Co. la
borer; John L. Gaines, 30, presser;
Leavenworth Colby, 81, Justice De-
partment claim attorney; Lawrence
Evening star., 1943-06-11

Nazi invasion, but she will need
postwar help and leadership from
other nations, in the opinion of DR..
Ruth A. Parmelee, Congregational
missionary physician, who is visiting
relatives here.
Awarded the honorary degree of
doctor of science by Oberlin COL
lege recently, DR.. Parmelee spent
10 years in Greece and the Near
East before returning to the United
States in the summer of 194l after
Evening star., 1943-06-11

the Germans took over the country.
I'VE couldn't exaggerate the feel
ing Of gratitude and friendship
Greece has for this country" she
said. "The people look to US for
help because they know the United
States has no ak to grind, no ter
ritorial ambitions, and they have
similar feelings for democracy"
DR.. Parmelee, who won the de-
gree Of master of public health at
Harvard University last May be-
Evening star., 1943-06-11

commended; Carl r. De Lucia, as,
personnel oflicer; Miresco Marini,
"a, steamfitter's helper; John j. Or
tenzo, 20, gas station attendant:
Vergil d. Mcmillan, "a, Navy Yard
guard; Joseph F. Hart, 26, Pepco
steam turbine operator; Carnelious
johnson, 80, War Department cam
eraman: Walter L. Taylor, "a, file
clerk; Russell I. Carr, 20, Internal
Revenue Bureau file clerk, and
Fleetwood Brogden, 80, Peoples
Drugstore porter,
Evening star., 1943-06-11

L. Colbert, 81, Alien Property Gus
todian's ONCE patent examiner, and
Morris Pincus, %, Once for Emer-
gency Management labor foreman.
Denied classification in ga as
fathers were Morris Goldstein, 26,
GAO senior auditor, 6O-day stay
recommended; Marshall B. Long, 26,
Board of Education custodian, CO.
day stay recommended; Jack G.
olsen, 10, Washington Terminal Co.
machinist's helper, 60-day stay rec
Evening star., 1943-06-11

fore being honored by her alma
mater, is preparing to return to the
Near East under auspices Of tho
Near East Foundation, by special
arrangement with the American
Board Of Foreign Missions. She Is
hopeful of returning to Greece at
the earliest possible moment to In
augurate a health program. She
hopes to 60 to Syria to be ready to
enter Greece as soon as the way
Is Open.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

Missionary Predicts
Recovery by Greece
Dr.. Ruth PormeIee Plans
Health Work in Country
Greece will rise again from tn,
misery and starvation imposed b,
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH
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Moss Point Church
News
foss poTwT -METncuIxT

Moss POINT METAcuggT
CAuHCN
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ElFne maanp8Mes shortage notes
James 4 Bass assistant CASH
tef and hi lasne faafsaasr fer thg
Hamilton National Bank haa e
mar ~ elevator h the halIiaEne
al afae morning because the res
aaas operator CUT Nufk and en-
ether caaians b. sa8ad
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81 JOHNS

Garner PINE ard live Dsk Stk
Ths asst Sanaas After Tn4aits
SUNDAY Snsesees
&c q n Huie C-0nrnunian
arr seTrnnn
ahaa9 4 m szEnaas Nhpsal
zan0 q m morning prayer
an1 sermon ThE HeeiH snml
preach an the Na b.
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

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ant
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gaa afn nhAh IA
a a t aes ve .
Re- Hhe am e.
3an ~ ard @ the Lord
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na8 sm 4m Egspt g. Or
hgs ihtv Is TIRE A8
wefa E a aFa great
maek haam than she
aaa f e4Ela asa aaa
Tss had na aa r. GA uha
aa safety a ttern fas
a an ths Lord neN anKlE
ah 1m ara ash A
Lorc Directs Their Nay
To- LORD dsfeeaea eeg asep es
sH ~ ailmg tEssn ire anA
gses e pass through arc
ah a5a ~ fhuaT conduct
wflr me wr0 there re HS
q the tan uf E6au sM IN
aaee 0e should paa ufaaE
a~lssfeaas fM re peapk wesala
be sIe 81 them hgt trey mtgh7
has naeai aud eater IT heiT
Tle9 wne commanded 70 pass
aeef ahe brook Zefea ana mrs
aHa The Maahsies we're not r..
b. d1Htaghse ls Tire Lord had
gwen faf aFis fa shs children 81
Lnt but ehola ! have rtn
uasa thine hand San the Arr
Mste klag q HesaneFa ana hss
lard terfn b presses and con
tend w42 en n bette Taes
took that land afu asu TIE lane
o tie giant O. AinK Of Baan
TIE took Ill the cities and sa.ies
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tAe With them The ifh verse ai
ts shIra ehaptes nf Deuteronomy
iels absa8 the haKe man @hase
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four ruhsik the bFeadth Of IS At
az The eahs II : man Sehol-
ars dispass ua nnn q the bed
asSng i nay have btsen ui stane
The land thus couauefed Mas d.
vtaed ~ among fht tribes 81
Israel
Noaa commanded Jasssaa 81
tsss time saying Thine eyes
hAse mn All Tsas tine IErd Year
God hath cone Unite tne tive
kings 50 shal tina Lord d. uafo
81 The kingdoms whittier aaoa
passess 1e shall nal tear naeFn.
ter the Lord yuas God he shall
fight ts you
Then Moses PLEADED with the
Lord 70 81 h.m &C opeF INTO the
land a Jordan. nas the Lard sad
Get thee ID into the top Of Prs
Ssh ane lift % thine eyes wess
ward ard nuranwafd ana south
ward enu eastward anc n@fa0la
4 9lth thine EYES Tor thoa shall
&C over tins Jordan
Hut charge Joshua and En-
courage hin ard strengthen
MIN faf he shall g. over before
thn people and he shall cause
ne nto inherit the LAND Which
ttEaa shalt zee
II the last chsptef e Deute-
rulluEnY @e are tod that Moses
the servant q tine Lord dlee
there IN The land If Naah. &c
euainx C. the wore u the Lord
And Re buried Inn n 3 val
ley N the iand n Moab. uve
against Bsshpeos bst NJ man
knaNeth ns hH @panhre unto
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haaaln-
Sunday Sunday SShnul 1890
A AZ ? Il Lanaef. Nuper4utend
snt League so 2 ~
Worship Services. lM A M
81 r NJ
Monday uFucne society 81
Christian sefwars e*eFy other
Monday 81 ttse snarsh
WcireNa8Y Prayer mpcitnr
H&rM
Rev. : M PAYNE
Pastor
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Jesus uasa u aeallng win
evil make ~ ore uf the most of
f1xuH problems q TIE fleId uf
religion bis attacks upau f1ae
sham al ths rnafIsse Were Ia
ffauu use picture Ct TIE Lamk
sc offer hear q - re teHe was
more Ike thai us an angfv Wlid
CIT When he turned avs~ ahe
iaaaes ~ he temple and aenea
ely nsssea % fhe affair -
naasen MANY e wonder sb0as ms
saaEHaenf-aua many hsae Non-
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SCRIPTURES guhn as

Under the shoee hea1lng ! an
taepsfe writing - offer IS ap
~pnFtnnitg asfoFaA Ar ar1arla On
various Bible trainings ] invite
NasEF attention encouragement
sns constructive criticism
FIRST et rs see the tut import
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FIRST METHODIST CHunCH
nuraut ar8 S raaaFauA
&nrd0N-
1850 ~ EhaFsh Ntaa
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
90 Merit Nasaagoals street.
paane as
sanaa
100 4 n sunday nrhaol e
class Aaf EVERY anet. NJ Laeaen
Hara superintendent
zH9a A 4 Nafnana worship
service Sermon - Zee pastor
Sac ? M chfasts Amtaassa
aefs met 4 service for the
snang peapie
- = s. EsaaerH5sllx aefs5ne
sermon e taf pastor
Tuesday
80 p H. Cottage prayer
meeting in vassaus hufnes n ths
city.
Wednesday
iaM 4 n I@aiea cotiass
nfsYeF meeaHN
Thursday
Tsa 2 n. Prayer inserting n
aae church
Nelcofae e. Al Mfklee2
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Ra Street
na
NM b Sunaax aeisass arc
Mm ra
3 ~ organise LESSOR t
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EuasaoEs iess fhas ~ aw4H r.
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H iisa4 spsaheth A aae ~
aaag saNegA obscure asaoas baetA
n
RKV NElguRu L Y0NgER
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= Baptist CHURCH
Aass Point

Preaching. SUNDAYS II i A n,
and coo p n
SUNDAY Sehooi n 1000 a If
Training unlun ai Tsna = NJ
M4uwcek Services Wednesday
81 EsW p 81
Vet are cordially invited to at
Tend
REV : r BROCK Pastor.
REV BILL Bran.
Associate Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST eAUHca

Pmseaasaa &isa
ana
- a D. SUNDAY Maaal r a
MafHaaa superintendent
1f4N a ~ muemnK worship
az 3 n Training 0usaa
Mrs Waiter Tsaama aneetna
AN F 3 evening MoFsAsp
"Wednesday
EaH + NJ teachers and a8.
sne1a naeetsnN
NM 2 d PRAYER uaee4sHE
&faaAe
N8M p b choir reheafsaL i
a Aasxfou 0HfNefuf
Ne NenFia aH visitors Is car
tTeseeg Especially aaN Me nIse
s. eN she Nefvax men worship
win a.
L GREEN n d
aetH
4 a NARST0N
Educational Director
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PasCauOula Church News
- 20 lrRCYMrN - oFFIcERs.

NOTICE 70 CEnEYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS
Ire Chaauacle-StAr ana Advertise Is aea7aaH - keep
tx Standing 81 thm pane unecE the heee 81 @Gnafch News
: complete and caTrea asrewtos q al Inc churches n eur
area. hours Is SERVICES spegsa4 meetings. ana othef matters
81 mterexs ta oar church people In ms1e th8 aHezaDrx com
rlese II Is necessary shat We get COPY for changes n the
nourx uf serxaee MI later thar every Wednesday afternoon.
e we w8sh e. pahlssh Tbs directory tn the Friday issue ot
cur uarrr So please hep rs g. keee TIE 8as correct ~ aena-
Ene II vouf cers every seek o. Wednesday afternoon ~
re --latest
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CHURCH OF coD
Easf Moss Point

CHURCH OF COL
Eaat Moss Point
1000 A M-Sundnv mhoai
Joe BarruW. superintendent
100 A n and 80 p IL
Presiding service every SUNDAY
800 p w I 3 eAeh Sun.
dAy. Cecil Mcdonald leader
ksM ? M-praveF eerssarf
each Thuaxoax.
Rev JOHN A STUBS
Pastor.
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: CHURCH OF cHRIsT

Pasaaee Mississippi
Meets Is ne Eusan "a. esH
n. - - aaa Avenue arc FRED
ere Street
g p Nzala Ezassez
1IaaH en- Preceding and Gem
HzaazaU
M naa evening seHsa1
exc W#HM H= @aHaaN
80 pc = cordially #HH#HaH
s EVANS
SEARCHING s@EzN-zaz aaa
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EAST MOSS POINT BAPTIST

Schedule a Serxtc@e-
2 ao a MSundRv school
1ez0 4 N-MarninK xef1nun
fsh = N-TralnIng Union
81 r M-Evaneellx1le Mea
sage
fz8e = n WeznnS6ny-praver
meeting
The public ts cordially invited
r. worship with ux
MONTE a DAVIS
Pastor
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FhLbE1LMAN

80 A II SUNDAY sehnnI
8aae "A M Morning worship.
sc 2 u esaenIuE worship
NW = n "Wednesday. md
Week PRAYER aery1ee
Rrx 7 3 WEST.
RaetnF
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WATTS nEhoRlAL BAPTIST

WATTS MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Aafees s. sha= azsianes uara
= laaan 49,
saneas
= ~ SUNDAY sease = 2.
Ezaae SUP
4zH an masazae saaf
Rsa
80 pm Training Unla1
Fspt = Young
80 Pm evening aaa So
w
Zaaasz
s8 rm Baaaa
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Wezaaa
Sc Hn InIeaaale g :
30 Fm zeaz Hn
SO en psas
zsafeaaa
=. p woman N
- sszza#
80 IN aaa9 eaaH=
e @osE Nzza aze
JOHN = EHak#aEX.
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As Ps#s
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CHURCH

CHURCH
sunday
ieN 4 q SUNDAY achaaI
100 4 h morning worship
81 second and fourth sanaafN
eM = b. Msfhaala Yeafh
FeIz0NNa3n
80 F n Evening aaeaaHe an
aeasaae ana faarth sanaau
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n-EonCANTzED CHURCH or
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CHURCH

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CHURCH OF cor

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100 4 & ane 30 ? NJ
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
BOlllberS
Hit 2 Ian
Vessels

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
March II UNS)--Allied heavy
bombers hit and probably de-
stroyed a 7,000-ton japanese mer-
chairman in the Netherlands East
Indies and damaged 5,000-ton
enemy cargo vessel in the harbor
of Wewak. Gen. MacArthur's CON-
munique reported TODAY.
The 7,000-tonner was attacked
near Boetong Island It's miles
southwest of Boeroe Island, in the
Celebes. 1t was left burning
fiercely' and lis probably a total
loss the communique said.
The smaller ship was one OF two
plastered by 1000 pound bombs in
Wewak Harbor, on the northeast
coast of New Guinea. and was left
heavily smoking"
Heavy clouds obScured complete
Of the attack AT We
wax, the communique said, but
bombs were dropped in the ware
house area and among search
lights.
Heavy anti-aircraft fire was en-
during both raids, but
all our planes returned safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
French
Wreck
; Trains

LONDON, March II (UP)--
French patriots have wrecked
three more NaZi troop trains and
hundreds of thousands of French
youths have fed to the mountains
and woods to escape CONSUMPTION
in German slave legions or anti
bolshevist" armies, European re-
ports said today.
Seventy-three German officers
and soldiers died in the train
wrecks, increasing the number oi
German army men killed by
French patriots in street fights
raids or sabotage TO nearly 600 ir
five days.
Out of 10000 youths who last
week received orders to report 70
mobilization centers, only 10000
appeared, the dispatch said.
The German Transocean agency
broadcast a new version OF the
third and latest attempt on the life
of Marcel Deaf, arch-collabora-
zionist and colleague of Pierre
Laval.
The would-be assassin fired on
Deaf with a machine gun al
Arbouse, in Central France, Tues.
day afternoon. the broadcast said
Previous reports were that the
assassination attempt was made
with pistol yesterday.
Deaf was unhurt. but a police
man with him was injured, Trans
ocean said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Forgiveness Rejected:
Withholding Tax Voted
Committee Adopts
20 Per Cent Levy 70
Be imposed July |

WASHINGTON. March II
NINSl-The House ways and
means committee has rejected all
plans 10 forgive any part Of 1912
income taxes to place $4,000, 900
taxpayers on Pay-aS-yeu-go
basis.
Instead tho committee decided
Yesterday By a Is 10 9 vote 10
compel taxpayers 10 pay all their
income tax liabilities and to i'm
pose a 20 per cent Withholding
tax. effective July
This tax would be deducted from
pay checks and envelopes, and
taxes collected under the levy
would apply first against taxes
owed on 1912 income and then
against taxes owed on 1913 in
comes. # the deductions were in
excess OF 1912 liabilities.