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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Commission Aids
Penny Milk Plan
Votes Contribution
70 School Proqrom

City Commissioners at their
regular meeting Wednesday vot-
ed unanimously to support the
public and parochial schools
Penny Milk program, and vot-
ed a contribution of $50 a month
for five months TO the fund.
During the last school year the
city contributed $50 month,
but the latest request, made by
School Nurse Margaret Mccall
and endorsed by the Civilian
Defense Council, pointed out
that only one milk serving day
is now being given from the
sixth grade down, instead of ex-
ira servings previously given.
Penny milk is also served in the
high school cafeteria during
lunch hour.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Meade

MEADE-Mr. and Mrs. Luren
Bantle and daughter, Marie
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Gurzick at Five Points.
The Meade school Christmas
program will be held at the
church Hall, Dec. %. beginning
at 8 p. m.
Lieut.. Neil Bentley has been
transferred TO Maxwell Field,
Ala.
Corp George Marquis spent a
furlough at the home of his par
ents the past week.
Miss Lorraine GranZo, of New
Haven, was a week end visitor at
the home Of Miss Lorraine Bent
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bantle
and children Of Mount Clemens
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr..
Bantle's parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Haase
announce the birth of daugh-
ter, born Tuesday evening, Dec.
7.
The young people Of the
Meade church are giving their
Xmas party Dec. II.
The church program will be
Dec. 81. comprising a pot luck
supper starting at $50 p. m, af-
ter which the program will be
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullen
visited his father, George Null
len, near Rochester, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bantle,
Jr., visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bantle Tuesday eve
ming
Mrs. Flora Furton and daugh-
ter Grace, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son Wright, and son Donald. Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Bates Sunday and also called on
other friends in this locality.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

Rosemary and Marilyn La
Forest, of Mount Clemens, writes
very nice letters pointing out the
fact that they realize war means
shortages of many toys. They
ask Santa 10 do his best, and he
will.
Rosemary wants some roller
skates, games. and story, cut
out and coloring books. She al
so wants three boxes of white
chalk.
Marilyn. in the second grade,
also wants some roller skates
and the same kind of books as
her sister, and also a pencil box.
Both sisters promise Santa Claus
they will be good girls.
Darlene Rae Peltier. Of 241
North Wilson, is waiting for
Santa and will have a little
lunch ready for him. She hopes
for a box Of crayons, some re-
cords, xylophone, some books
that she can read and some
candy, fruit and nuts.
Dorothy Destross. seven years
old, wants some ice skates with
white shoes. and a blackboard
and whatever else Santa thinks
would be nice for little girl.
0. K Dorothy
Miss" Marilyn Schultz, age
eight, of Box 1903, Route 2
Mount Clemens, sends plenty of
love- to Santa in her nice letter
She also wants pair of ice
skates, and a dress and a bike
She wants a rubber mouse for
her kitten She would like San
to TO bring her mother a pair Of
furry house slippers. Thanks
for the letter, Miss Schultz.
Lorraine Rehberg, Of 85 Dick
inSon, is six years old and writes
her own letters to Santa. Her
brother, Warren is three, and
brother Douglas is two. Lor-
aine wants a doll and her broth
ers want a horse and wagon and
toy army jecp. They thought
fully ask Santa to remember all
the soldiers. To beautify her let
ter Lorraine colored a dandy
Christmas tree for Santa. Thank
you
Alice Jane and Carol Ann
Rice, Of Route l., Utica, have
been real good, Kenneth Rice
writes to Santa. They deserve
toys, doll and doll bed for Car
rol, and a yellow blouse, some
Chinese checkers and a scarf for
Alice Jane. Both want candy
and nuts
Mango LeGue, Of 81 = Clinton
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
CHUCK Normington. OF 94 Riv- |

Chuck Normington, of "a Riv-
erside Drive, lists his wished-for
gifts in simple order, and comes
right 20 the point without tell
ing me whether or not he's been
a good boy, etc. However, I'll
presume he has been good San
"a will do his est to bring Chuck
a toy gun, bicycle basket. erect
or set, jack knife. chalk, flash
light and a bicycle light.
Neil Dubay, OF . Stapleton
asserts emphatically tina he and
his sister, age three, have been
good Fine Their modest re-
quests arc a cowboy suit and
gun, tinker toys panda doll,
and doll house and dishes,
Wen be seeing YOU
Dulane CovaI, who neglected
20 give his address, says he has
tried very hard 10 be good -
and | hope. succeeded. Dulane
wants an army rifle and helmet,
and some books and games. He'll
have a candy treat for Sonta at
Christmas, too. Thanks pal.
Beverly Ann LaCrOix, Of 1876
Dickinson avenue, is eight years
old and has been a very good
girl, she reports.
Beverly Ann wants a doll with
real hair and a long dress; a
nurse $ set, cleaning set, jig
saw puzzle, flower shop and
some candy and nuts. please
bring my baby brother a rock
ing horse and some blocks she
concludes. Santa won't forget,
children.
Mary Jane Naessen, age 10, of
300 North avenue, is very nice
writer She writes: think |
have been a pretty good girl
since last time | wrote you q.
Splendid This year Mary Jane
would like doll that says ma
ma. a baby buggy, and a cow
boy suit and gangbuster gun
because some of the children |
play with call me Pistol Packin'
Mama She concludes Also
help the other children have a
Merry Christmas
Anneda Rocker. five years old,
and her brother, Billy, age two,
Of 295 Euclid avenue, combine
their requests i'm one letter they
persuaded mother to write. They
want nurses set, a color book,
doll. ut-out and story book,
a xylophone, a machine gun and
wheelbarroW. They also want
Santa TO remember their par
ents. Thanks for the letter. kid
dies. Santa will do his very best.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Santa S
Mail
Bag

Jackie Allen, who will come
downtown 10 sec Santa and his
toy displays. wants a toy dog
and several other gifts.
Frances kaptrOsky promises
10 be a good girl She wants q
doll that goes to sleep, and
doll buggy
Jerry Allen hopes he isn't
asking Santa Claus for too much
in the following list. a wooden
machine gun. sled. truck, a
car and a set Of soldiers BE a
good boy, Jerry, and see what
happens Christmas morning
Shirley TrOmblcy wants three
dolls, a ring, a bracelet, some
clothes and a pair Of rubbers and
shoes. Some little girls won't
even get one doll, Shirley. so
Santa viii just have to do his
best for all good little girls.
Sylvia Edwards. who is now
going TO school, wants a doll
with light blond hair, and a set
Of dishes also.
Jeanette Cameron writes a
long letter 10 Santa, in which
she asks for a box Of crayolaS,
and some candy, a modest order.
She wants Santa 10 come TO the
Christmas play and wishes him
a Merry Christmas. Santa is at
all Christmas plays, Jeannette--
if not in person, then in spirit
Santa will have a Merry Christ
mas. If all little boys and girls
are happy.
Irene Breslin. Of 2075 Dodge
Utica, wants doll, a bicycle, a
book Of funnies. some crayolas, a
watch and a blackboard 1t
looks like a lot Of fun in the
Breslin house at Christmas.
Alfred KatropSky, Of 222l l6-
( Mile road writes 10 hope that
Santa is well and Mrs Santa
Claus is also fine. He wants an
airplane, tank, a truck and a
bicycle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
A&P Employees
to Get Added
Compensation

Additional compensation to-
falling approximately 81 ,250,000
will be distributed to employees
of The Great Atlantic and Paci-
fic Tea Company before Christ
mas, it was announced today by
John A Hartford, president.
All A & p employees through
out the country with six months
or more service will participate
in the cash distribution.
The company's employees we're
voted similar compensation last
year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Honolulu Undergoes
IS Minute Raid Alert

HONOLULU, T. H, Dec. 10
Delayed iPl Honolulu was
alerted tonight by an air raid
alarm from 1902 10 1890 p. m.
Unidentified flights which
caused the alarm later proved to
be friendly The Army said the
city's blackout was extremely
effective.
The past previous alert came
in mid-October for a submarine
launched Reconnaissance plane.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

A fly leaf is an imprinted leaf
in a book.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
VI REGISTRY


which may interest the reading psb.
lie. II Is your column.
vi REGISTRY
Registrations for the Youth
League are still being accepted
any day after seventh hour this
week. II you don't have your
dollar (six months dues) with
you, you can get a card TO fill
out. This card is to be turned in
with your money as soon as pos
sible. Ada Davis, secretary for
the League, reports that a num-
Der of persons have signed up
but more are needed if the pro-
ject is TO be a success.
POPULARITY CONTEST
Results of the popularity con-
test were announced in the is
sue of the Mirror which came out
Friday.
Norma Hullett, for the second
year, copied honorS as the school
beauty. Bruce BostWick and
Tommy Preseau shared the title
of the best-looking boy in school,
while Norma Metler and Jerry
Cont were selected as M. G. II.
S. S most friendly students. Flos-
sic Ullrich is our most popular
girl. 1t was also voted that per-
sons of l8 years should be given
the right to vote.
Il. b. OPENER
Tonite is the night of the first
basketball game of the season
and a large crowd is expected TO
back the team. The game will
be played against Roseville in
the boys gym.
CLASS LEADERS
Victor Potoroka and Ada
Davis are valedictorian and salu-
tatorian respectively, of the
January graduating class. The
class colors are blue and white
and their motto is knowledge
is Power.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
County Offers SIS
Reward in Dog Gases

In an effort TO discourage
abandonment of stray dogs on
country roads, the county Board
of Supervisors Friday voted a
S25 reward TO any person giving
information leading 10 the con-
viction of the culprits who
abandon animals.
The reward would be paid
only after the arrest and convic-
ton had been accomplished. the
order stated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

EsAsNNAsssfsS.s @sssS,s sNbsssstfsssSssss
Three swell letters from three
fine children greeted Santa
Claus today. and ne made reSo-
luton 10 remember two little
boys and their sister, al $50 CsSS
avenue.
Lifting there with their mother
and father are Richard s. Eek
man. age nine; Nancy Ann, age
eight, and Jerry, five years old.
Richard wants an Indian out
fit. a coloring book and paints,
and a few games He attends
Wilson School and is IN grade
"a, and concludes his letter
God bless YOU and all the boys
and girls in service
Nancy AIMS requests to Santa
are most moderate. She wants a
baby doll and doll clothes, some
books and a few games. She
would also like nurse set.
Jerry Eckman hopes that San
ia won't forget his father and
mother. He wants his stocking
damned with two baby bears,
soldiers outfit, an elephant, col
oring books, crayons, two gun
cowboy outfit, a tablet and pen
ellis and games, candy and nuts.
Yes. Jerry. Santa viii ring the
bells al your house.
Russell Bobcean, age five, and
brother Karl. who is only two.
persuaded mother 10 write their
letter 10 Santa. Russ yearns for
a cowboy suit with gun and hol-
ster: a dart game, and some more
tracks for his electric train, and
also a tank and a few games
Santa's not sure about the train
tracks. Russ, but he'll search all
through his warehouse.
Karl Bobcean's gift list is linn
tied He wants rocking horse
land most anything Santa can
find that other little boys and
girls can spare.
Joy Brenda Rick and her SIS
ter judy, Of IS Klbbee street
write a combined letter 10 Santa
Claus. Like most little girls at
Christmas, dolls are uppermoSt
in their minds. JOY wants a doll
house with furniture; doll and
baking set; a blackboard and set
Of dishes. Sister Judy wants a
doll and buggy, baking set a
blackboard and set of dishes
Sister Judy wants doll and
buggy, a baking set and nice
fuzzy dog. Both girls assure
Santa that they have been very
good. and ask Santa not TO for
get their parents. Santa can
miss girls like that.
Marcus Zuhlke, Of 3640 Ri
viera Drive. Mount Clemens,
asks Santa for de luxe five
in-one bagatelle game, bull s
eve target and 12-piece soldier
fort. He also wants an erector
set and a training outfit for i'm
Tor fliers. Santa will do his best,
Marcus
Marlene Zuhlke has snort
order. She wants natural oak
finish Adorable Girl dol,
house and some books. Thanks
for the letter. Marlene.
Mary Ann Covert, who writes
that she's been a good girl, asks
for a baby doll house, and doll
buggy. A complete Christmas
gift for a good little girl.
Joyce Sharland reports she
has been a good girl. She would
like a doll without hair, some
books and some new crayolas.
She wants some coloring books
and new clothes.
Phillip Breslin wants sled
a train, a truck, puzzle, toy
dog, and desk. He suggests that
war times may cut down his or
der. Possibly so, Phil, but let 5
hope for the best this year and
be thankful for what we get.
Joe Riedisser, who promises
10 be good boy at school, has a
short boyish order: a cowboy
suit a little car and a soldier
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

street, is only four years old so
someone wrote her letter for
her. She wants doll and buggy
and a blackboard. Her tWo-year-
old brother, Beau, wishes boy
doll and an airplane. They want
candy and nuts, and remind San
to TO remember other little boys
and girls, too. They'll have a
lunch ready for Santa, which is
very thoughtful.
Sherry Ann Dunkelberg, is
three and one half years old and
has been a good girl, she reports.
She wants a desk, doll and
buggy, a swing and dress. Her
cousin, Junior, who is staying
with her, would like a chair, a
rocking horse and teddy bear.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

Nurses Aide record in Amer
lean hospitals is held by a New
York woman with 1000 hours of
service. There are 25 runners
up with 1000 hours apiece.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

L. S. war dead from Pearl
Harbor TO the summer Of this
year had reached approximately
5000, whereas during the same
period there were 10000 traffic
deaths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
FIinfpIanS
BIackOuf

FLINT. June IS 3 With last
nights blaekoai drhi having been
declared success, plans arc
going forward today 20 hold Air
rand aler,s once month. with
the next test possibly a semi
surprise drill
Capt Donald 6. Leonard state
defense administrator and Cry
Manager George T Gundry. Flint
Emergency Corps commander.
sid few violations we're reported
last night
Praise va, gwen Buck Chev-
rolet Fisher tank plant Fisher
unit 10. ] and smaller war plants
in Flint and GeneSce County for
the effectiveness Of the blackoutS
IN these plants. the first such
drill for these plants with the
exception of Buck. which has
held two total blackoutS &C
Spark Plug division did NOT effect
A total blaCkout
Capt. Leonard said he VIII peti-
tlon the army for permission TO
have monthly alertS here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Describes
Jap Raid
AtMidWay

LANSING June rs Returning
home for the first time IN 20
months Marine Pfc Robert A
Wheeler. q. told friends today
that Jap milItarISts are not SUI
permen, as he related some Of
his experiences IN the battle Of
Midway Island.
Wheeler. a member Of he coast
artillery, witnessed the cpic battle
of the first NIpponcse RAID on the
island
"A Jap task force Of two
cruisers and three deStrOyerS
anchored OF Midway aud iObbed
shells al shore Installations for
hours.
They seemed 10 be directing
their FIRE toward the power
house but their aim was poor.
We answered their FIRE.
scoring several hits on enemy
ships" he said. Those JapS
are just fanatics" he concluded
Wheeler is the son Of Mr., and
Mrs Percy II Wheeler, POS OK
ford road, East Lansing -lNlth
whom he Is spending 56-day
furlough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Awarded $4,000
In Mate S Death

SAGINAW. June Is Second
large judgment N two days was
ordered IN Circuit Court today
when a Richland Township woman
Was awarded $1,000 damages in
the clectrocution death Of her
husband
Mrs Florence p Blckel had
asked for $50 900 from Consumers
Power Co. which She blamed for
leaving high tension wires which
came into contact with an aerial
which her husband. Ernest was
removing from The Zion Lutheran
School where he taught.
a $1,000 judgment was awarded
John RNard Thursday for loss Of
leF while employed As 4 wrecker
driver by a Bridgeport garage
man. II. p. Scibcrt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
.Lutherdns End
Session, Elect
New Officers

The Rev. f. C Richter Of
Pigeon, the Rev. w. +. Sund Of
Dearborn. and the Rev A. L. Bur
man Of Toledo today were the
new vice presidents OF the Michl-
gan District OF the American Luz
therAn Church.
Other officers elected yesterday
al the concluding session OF the
annual convention in ST James
Lutheran Church were: the Rev.
T. j. Pretzlaff OF Toledo, treas
urer: the Rev. Paul Moeller OF
Alpena, secretary the Rev George
Rehkopf of Reed City. statistician,
and the Rev Paul Wilson OF De-
troit. chaplain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
FOrfreSSeS Battle
200 Planes at kiel

air as soon As the bomberS nCarcC
the European coast
Those fighters came in
droVeS." the statement said 1T
seemed the Nazi pilots had been
given orders To- attack AZ all
cost. The Flying FortresseS
plowed steadily through the
swarm Of fighters until they
sighted kicl.
FAIL TO STOP BOMBS
Then came one Of tho great
and heroic actions at the war.
The lead ship started its bomb
run. II was >aVagcly attacked.
hut continued until blast Of
cannon fire caused IL TO drop
hack and down. There was
possibility the pilot was hit
perhaps the co-pilot a. well.
some one took the controls
and brought the plane into posi-
tion again and made a perfect
run over the target, thereby
bomb pointing the target for
the following FortreSseS. Just
as the bombs were away. the
plane was raked from nose TO
tail by the fire Of three other
enemy ships. and began TO fall"
Capt Clifford 3 Cole Of Edipg-
ham III then took the lead Cole
was quoted
"BN this time We had lost >iN
or seven ships ont of the iOrWa-
ti"u, hut while the gunncr> were
fighting on the enemy. the pilots
were concerned only with get
ting their planes over the tar
gets, They did IL, too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
= ADVOCATE ANNIVERSARY
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing daily
bright sayings Of ehtAdfeR-afa-4
paying 81 for each accepted Mail
Your favoritc "chLdS savings 10
the Bright Sayings Editor The
Detroit Times
Todays 81 goes 10 Mrs Archie
Moore. l27 Prospect. MI Clemens.
Her daughter. Colleen 3. OBJ
served in the garden, was asked
what She was doing.
Colleen holding up a bone said
I'm going Ia raise some pork
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NED NfefhOdIiSlS ID Hear About China

Saginaw Bay district Of The Meth
odist Church. and was conducted
10 the speakers table by Dr.
Sidney p. Eva superintendent OF
the Detroit district OF the church.
Both Or. Eva ami Or Pellowe are
also natives OF England II WIS
disclosed
Twelve delegates 10 next year g
General Conference Of the Meth
odist Church were elected Thur
day. six ministers and six ldym n.
Sessions OF the conference
which opened Wednesday VII
continue m - Marks through
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Rain, Sunlight Ruin
Large Cherry Crop

LEXINGTON. June ~ UP
Lloyd p Drummond owner Of a
30 O0O-tree cherry orchard said
TODAY that this season crop has
been completely ruined by eN-
tended wet weather followed hy
intense sunlight Ho explained
the blossoms were sCsldeG by
the weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Waits Term
For Killing 3

ADRIAN. June Is Up Dale
Sanborn, q sgInaW truck
driver. awaited sentence today on
charges OF negligent homicide IN
The death of three members Of the
Lester White family Of Jackson
Sanborn waived night TO jury
trial and was found guilty in the
Lcnawee County circuit court
Yesterday by Judge G. Arthur
Rsthbun.
White. manager Of the lnierna-
tIonal Harvester Co. office At
jackson. and ms two daughters
Sarah Joan . and Barbara Anne
Q. were killed June when San
born> truck rammcd their car
southeast Of Adrian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Confesses Forging
Furlough Papers

CHEBOYGAN, June Is (UP)-
State police reported today that
Pvt. Robert Callan. 19, Cheboy-
gan. held here as an army de-
Serter had confessed forging an
GERS name 10 furlough papers
Camp Hulen, Tex, so he could
come home.
Callan was arrested by state
police IN the theft OF An auto IN
Ohio which he SAID he took 10
complete his Journey Police said
he also admitted taking wallet
containing $3.50 from Clarence
Taylor, East Detroit. while visit
ing the Taylor home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

LONDON. June Is up
American alrme0 fought their
greatest single battle Of the var
last Sunday. the Eighth Air Force
reported today, against moro tnon
200 German fighters of aG types
which attacked feet of Fly~c
Fortrc>scS raidlnc Kjnl
II represented tho Nd1l>' most
desperate attempt 20 ward o9
American daylight bombing. lc.
COrdlnc 10 a. statement acCor'-
panNing a message of conEraiu -
fions 10 niers from their chicf,
Mai Gen. In G. Eaker Twenty
four Flying FortrcSSC, were lost
\ large number so far inspect
fed of NaA fighters were .fot
down.
The statement quoted Brig Gen
Fred l. Anderson. commander Of
the kiel attacking force
we took the best the enemy
could give. and my men are
anxious TO tangle with them
again a. soon as possible.
HE PRAISES MEN
They did geat job over
, kiel against all the Germans In
their desperation could throw
at them. Every American will
feel a. proud Of them a. | do"
The statement credited the kIcl
attackers. which was the smaller
OF two formations of Fortrc>>t
I3ldInC Germany simultaneously.
with divcrtinc opposition from tho
heavier attack on Bremen II SAID
e. German fighters were IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Vets Hospital Asks
Hiring Of Directors

FORT CUSTER, June 1S-Dr
Il G Clarke. head Of The Vet
cLanA- Facility Hospital here has
requested veteran organizations
TO urge the employment OF con-
Scientlous directors 10 assist IN
caring for veterans of other wars
now there for treatment.
Veteran OF orelgn Wars,
American Legion and Spanish
War Veteran posts here have
passed resolutions favoring such
action and have sent them to
Senators Vandenberg and Fer
guSon as we'll as Michigan con-
ETeSSmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Plan Airport Dedication

SAGINAW June rs Proper
dedication ceremonies for Tu-Cit>
Airport VIII be asked of Civil
AeronautlcS Administration by the
airport commission including
members from Saginaw. Bay City
and Midland
The commissions decided 20
make the application after Ioarn-
Ing tho airport paving VIII be
completed on or soon after July J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Miss Neal who has been
commissioned as a thlfd
officer in the WAC and who
has been assigned 10 the
749th WAAC Post Head
quarters Company, Kessler
Field, Biloxi, Miss. She is the
daughter OF Mrs. Anna Neal
1470 Canton. graduated fifth
highest in a class Of 81.