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Evening star., 1943-11-19
Seniors in u. S. Service

Robert G. Tracy, secretary OF the
Tax Court since 1924, whose 80 years
service makes him the oldest in that
agency. is toying with the idea Of
writing a book when he retires, en-
titled "Hark From the Tomb, or
With Pick and Shovel Through Fed
eral Statutes"
His opus would consist of little
known items in the statutes, a SUBJ
ject on which he has lectured be-
fore District groups.
There is that provision, for exam
Pile, which prohibits the Secretary of
the Treasury from owning, in whole
or In part, any sea vessel. The rea-
son. which is another story, goes
back to the founding of the Gov
ernment.
There has been only one resigna-
ton OF a Vice President John CAL
houn and none of President, yet
the law simply says either may re-
sign by filing an instrument of resig-
nation In writing with the Secretary
OF State, Mr.. Tracy says.
Mr.. Tracy carried a route for The
Star before the turn of the century
Born in this city, he entered Fed
eral service as a messenger in the
old Patent Office, after attending
Business High School. Later he was
graduated in law from Washington
College OF Law. During the World
War, he spent 18 months in Paris
Evening star., 1943-11-19

for anything that happens, said q
delegation representing the Execu-
tive Council Of Transport and Gen.
eral Workers, biggest trade union in
Britain, with more than l,200, 900
members.
Sir Oswald, who has been de-
tanned with his wife since May,
1910, is reported suffering from de-
bility and phlebitis. but the workers
indicated belief he was not en-
titled to freedom until after the war
Two members of Parliament, D.
N. Pritt, labor, and William Gal
lacher, Communist, announced they
would offer a motion in Commons
protesting the scheduled release and
most London newspapers joined in
criticism of the move with editorials,
cartoons and comment.
The News-C Chronicle asked why he
could not be treated for his illness
as we'll in prison as outside.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Onion Shortage Here
ToLast Many Months,
Food Officials Predict

Washington is experiencing an
onion shortage as complete as the
potato famine of last winter and
spring. and produce experts here see
no relief in sight, it was learned
today.
Since October Is there have been
only two carloads of onions shipped
here, according to the War Food
Administration, and they were
termed "only drop in the bucket"
Produce men advanced these rea-
sons for the shortage:
The Government is buying up sup
plies for processing for the Army.
Since August 81 VIA had required
onion producers and shippers in IL
Northern and Western States to ap-
ply for permits before shipping as a
means of keeping check on sup
plies for Government use.
Some Await New Ceilings.
Some shippers are reported hold
Ing up their supplies until the Office
of Price Administration announces
new ceilings next month.
The national onion crop this year
has fallen below expectations in the
face of increased consumer de-
mandS.
Normally, Washington would be
receiving yellow and Spanish variety
onions from New York, Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Idaho and Colo
rado. The carloads arriving here
since October Is came from Colo
RADIO and Minnesota, according to
the VIA.
An OPA spokesman, informed of
the report that shippers were hold
Ing back supplies, said there was
no reason to expect any advance
In prices when new schedules are
announced in December.
Long Shortage Seen.
The Food Distribution Admins
tration confirmed the opinion of
produce men on supply, with the
report that onions will be short for
a number of months yet.
Meanwhile, new ceilings on citrus
fruits, resulting in lowered con-
sumner prices for oranges, lemons
and grapefruit now coming to mar
ket, will 60 into effect with the
issuance of regulations by Price
Administrator Chester Bowles, the
OPA said today.
The program, which revises 1912
43 price schedules. also will allow
growers a somewhat higher return
than last year. Savings will come
through pairing down of handlers
margins, which OPA officials main-
tain have been excessive.
Reductions Planned.
The national average retail CELL
Ing price for oranges will be 9.5
cents a pound or Is cents a pound
less than last season The ceiling
for grapefruit will be 8 cents a
pound or cent less, and for lemons.
l3.5 cents a pound, or Is cents less
pound, OPA said.
Under the new regulation, the
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Ii. Sa|b, Son Of 0rganist,
Promoted 10 Army Captain

It. John D. Salb, jr., son of WASH
ington's well-known radio organist,
has been promoted to captain, ac-
cording to a War Department list OF
promotions made public today. Capt.
Salb is an intelligence officer with
an infantry group in Georgia. He is
a graduate of st. Johns College and
of the Georgetown University for
eign service school. He was an FBI
agent before the war. His wife and
newborn son are In Georgia with
him.
The promotion Of Marcus Abelson,
formerly Of the Greenway apart
ments, los Anacostia road Sc, to
first lieutenant. was also listed
Evening star., 1943-11-19

externally caused pimples and blem.
ishes. Try Noxzema for just 10 DAYS as
an overnight cream. Then see if you
don't notice wonderful Improvement
in your skin! At all drug counters. CSC,
SOC and 81. Get a jar today!
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Protests Increasing
lin Britain Over Plan
To Release MosIey

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. ia nation wide
storm of protest over the British
governments decision to free Sir
Oswald Mosley, prewar Fascist-type
leader, mounted today with fresh
delegations Of war workers protest
ing to Home Secretary Herbert
Morrison.
Representatives of more than L.
100000 workers have objected to
the planned release, for asserted
medical reasons, of the man who
organized the British Blackshirt
Party, and the government was
faced with new disruptions of the
home fronts war effort. which al
ready has been beset by the worst
year of strikes since the war began
THE feeling in the factories is
such that we cannot be responsible
Evening star., 1943-11-19

maximum mark-up for wholesalers
will be set in terms of dollars and
cents box, replacing the method
used last season under which the
maximum markup was fixed as
percentage over cost. This will pre-
vent pyramiding of margins, OPA
said, and at the same time new mar
gins will be held more nearly in
line
Evening star., 1943-11-19
All Comforts of the Club

PORTLAND, Oreg. R.-Gunder-
son Brothers Engineering Corp,
which builds lifeboats for Liberty
ships, has started equipping each
new craft with a deck of playing
cards.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Thousands help heal these
irritotions this sensible wov-

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Medioated Skin Cream! Nurses were
among the first to discover how effec-
tive it is. That's because Noxzema is
not merely 4 cream, but a medieaied
to'mala. 1t not only helps soften and
smooth rough, dry skin, but beb5 heal
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Morse Embassy Aide to Speak

Osborne Hauge Of the Norwegian
Embassy stan here will address the
Armenian Presbyterian Church TO-
rum at the YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV, at $50 O'Clock to-
night.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

as an employe of the Treasury De-
partment. For % years he has been
recording steward of Foundry Meth
odist Church, and has been master,
high priest and illustyious master in
District Masonic organizations.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

Add part Of your bloodstream to
the swelling tide Of victory. Call
Blood Donors, District 5000, for an
appointment.
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Cadettes Fete
Miss Knight

ETHEL KNIGHT. who is
awaiting her call 10 training IN
the Women Army Auxiliary
Corps, was feted by Masonic
Service Center Cadcttes az a
formal dance Satt day evening
al the Center.
Sixty-five couples were pres
ent. including the Cadettes. Of
which Miss knight is one. and
service men. The honor guest
was presented with corSage Of
gardenias by the Rev. Theodore
Beck, director, and was given a
piece Of airplane luggage by the
Cadettes
Mrs. Harvey Whetzel, hostess.
was assisted by Mrs. Willis
Beightol. Mrs. Kendall Walton,
Mrs Lyman Price. Mrs. Orvllle
Dennis. Mrs. Louis Peters. Mrs.
Ted Chapman, and Mrs. Milton
Penzien.
Honor guests at next Satur-
days party will be the WAACs
from Selfridge Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Consumers Problems
Studied bY Guild

AN ABSORBING QUIZ and
talk on OPA and consumer prob
lens was given by Mrs. James
Jackson at the meeting Of the
Young Women's Methodist Guild
Monday evening. Mrs. Bard
Hudson and Mrs. Cecil Fansler
assisted the hostess.
Plans were made for picnic
supper TO be held at the home Of
Mrs. Rufus Reitzel, June %.
MRS. DONALD BOUCHER
TY and son Charles have arriv-
ed from Chillicothe, Ohio. 10
spend two weeks with Mrs.
Dougherty's parents, DR. and
Mrs. Leslie F. Rutter, Gallup
avenue.
BARBARA PURTON arrived
Monday afternoon from Fort
Wayne, Ind, TO spend a week
with Joan Goodar. Mrs. Purton
and the children have taken
house in Fort Wayne to be near
Capt. Purton, who will be sta
toned at Baer Field after the
first Of next week, when he COM
pletes a brief course Of training
at Orlando, Fla.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
For Prayers

MEMBERS of ST. Peter. Sod
atty Of Our Lady viii meet for
prayers this evening al 8 o clock
al the home Of the late Mrs.
Joseph Leek, 81 Gallup avenue.
MRS. YDNEY TINKER
and daughter. Priscilla. will
leave Wednesday 10 spend a
week or 10 days in Sioux Falls,
S d. visiting Corp Frederick
Tinker. who is an instructor at
the army camp there.
MOUNT CLEMENS CHAP
TER. Order of the Eastern Star
Will hold initiation Of officers at
Masonic hall Friday evening, al
8 o'clock Dinner will be scrv-
ed at $50 o'clock. with Mrs.
Louis Harnack and Mrs. Edward
DERRICK in charge For reserva
tons call 62l3. This will be an
open meeting
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Volunteers
Are Needed

VOLUNTEERS for the gaso-
line rationing program are
needed az once, Mrs Russell
Stark. CDVO direc tor, an
nounced today. The work is done
on the 18th floor Of the Macomb
county building from 9 TO 4
o'clock daily, IN charge Of Mrs.
Harold Elliott.
Fuel oil workers are asked to
transfer their efforts 10 the gaso-
line program Night work will
not begin until the peak load is
reached, probably next week.
MARY II A - G. RE a V rs,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Hargreaves, will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco
where she Will spend a month as
the guest of Lieut. Com. John V.
Barr and Mrs. Barr and their
daughter Peggy.
r. E. HOWARD. president Of
the Macomb County Board OF
Realtors. attended banquet at
the Wardell Hotel Monday night,
the occasion beinr a get-together
called by the Michigan Corpor-
alton and Securities Commits
sion. A genera discussion on
real estate matters was held
in the auditorium of the Rack
ham building.
MIR. AND MRS. LYLE Rogers
were the week lend guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. E. II Wilcox, OF
Wyandotte. Rev. Wilcox was
former pastor OF the First Meth
odlst Church in Mount Clemens.
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Wilson Carnival Night
Plans are Advanced

mann. concessions; Mrs. Carroll
Brown, bake sale; Martin Bob
cean and Howard Halter, prop
critics; Mrs. George Howell.
Brownie display; Mrs. Macon
Trabue, fish pond c. II. NAL
bin, stamps and bonds; Mrs
Thomas Place, flower display;
Otto Nickel, registration; and
Cathryn Randall, publicity.
NEW OFFICERS
Mrs. Robert Shepherd, retir-
ing president, installed the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Macon
Trabue, president; Mrs. Carroll
Brown, mother vice-president,
Eileen Brunson. teacher vice
president; Ralph Petersen, faith
er vice president; Virginia Har-
vey. secretary; and Harold
Hickman, treasurer.
Mrs. Paul S. Hirt, who served
as chairman during the organi-
zation period of the PTA, pre-
scented corsages to the new Of
ficers. Mrs. Shepherd gave a re-
sumo of the years work, during
which contribution to the war
effort played an important part
Mrs. Trabue stressed the need OF
parental cooperation with the
school during war, and the duty
of parents to stabilize an upset
world for their children. She
also appointed Mrs. Rufus Reit-
eel hospitality chairman, and
Mrs. Otto Nickel program
chairman for next year. Miss
Harvey's room won the attend
ance flag
ERNESTINE HOWELL ha!
taken a position in San Diego
Calf
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Games Parties

A PUBLIC GAMES PARTY
will be held Wednesday eve
ming at 3 o'clock at Dickinson
school. The Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION wi sponsor the event,
with Mrs. John bennington
as chairman.
A PUBLIC GAMES PARTY
sponsored by Circle Two of the
Dorcas Society Of Zion Evange
lical Church Thursday night at
3 o'clock will be highllghted By
a special award Of quilt Mrs.
Edward Harder is general chair
man.
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FURTHER PLANS for the
second annual carnival night at
Wilson school are announced to-
day following the Parent-Tcach-
or Association meeting last eve
ming. when installation of Off
GERS was also held.
Set for June 4, the carnival
will be held from to Q o'clock
with exhibits in all the rooms.
Kenneth Whipple, general chair
man, is being assisted by Mrs.
Herman Beck. principal, and
Mrs. Robert Shepherd OF the
Parent Teacher Association.
The following chairmen have
been appointed: Harold Heck
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

FINISHING TOUCHES are
being put on the production Of
"Hansel and Gretel' by the Ma
comb School chorus of almost
100 voices, as tickets for the
Thursday evening production
are selling rapidly
Lois Harper, grade school mu-
sic supervisor and director OF the
opera. reports that costumes are
ready, scenery is prepared. and
the special arrangement of the
favorite children's opera is Writ
ually ready for the curtain 10 60
up. Miss Harper has been assist
ed by the following faculty
members: Jeanne Smith, Hazel
Richards. Betty Hignee, Ruth
Young, Helen Boutell. Nancy
Smith. Ruth Bower, and James
Sheridan, all Of Macomb school.
Acc O mpanists for the opera
Will be Jean Nunneley and Ann
McWethy. pupils AT Macomb
school. and Mary 10 Burgess of
the high school In addition,
there will be small orchestra
under the direction Of Samuel
y. Barbakoff.
James latham and Marilyn
Lemp will play Hansel and Gre
tel. while jeanne Buckholz and
Jack Schwartz will portray the
parents. The wicked cookie
witch will be impersonated by
Joan Dillon.
Angels will be Carolyn Heck
man. Nancy Russell. Nancy Syr-
ia. Lila Steeh, Mary Lou Heath,
Mary Ann Burbridge, Shirley
Golden, Marilyn Miller, Clarice
Hawks, Mary Lou Dahm. Natalie
Kroner. Phyllis Kraatz, Dona
Guild and Katherine Kingsley.
The Cookie Children Will be
Elaine Davis, Marjorie Green
Patsy Springborn, Eldora Hoov.
er, Iris Hustman, Marllyn Shar
land, Marilyn Linington, Janis
Faulman, and Ruth Hayman
Nicky Carpe inter-, Aller
Briggs. James Gaines. Marvin
Leggett. and Stanley Woodhouse
will be sandmen. while dew
men will be Jack Krause, How
ard Grosser, Robert Millar, BY
ron Schultz, and Leslie Cooley.
Witches will be played by
Clorine Walker. Orma Lee
Smith, Nancy Reed. Lorraine
Starkey, Taveta Williams, Mad
cline Croman, Ruth Whitsitt
Rose Leggett, Vennettcr Smith
Dereatha Smith.
Chorus members. who supple
ment the solo voices in man
places, include Dolores Wad
Joyce Froberg, Ruth Harris
Eleanor Nofsinger. Lois Vierk
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Gaknda, e(Cominq Gyenh
TUESDAY MAY IS


CANNING SUGAR Certificate issuance. county
building, to 10 m,
PAGODA TENT HIVE Of Maccabees pot hail.
at $50 p. m.
RUMMAGE SALE at 80 Broadway sponsored by Grace
Church.
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy, In clubrooms in Jewel
Theatre building, at p. m
CLEMENS MOTHERS CLUB Unit of Red Cross. the
school, 7 to p
LADIES' AUXILIARY of FOE. in Aere hall, at p. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS CHAPTER, RAM. Special meeting to
e e9ner deg gree in Mas0nc hail. at 4s nm
of the late Mrs Joseph Leek ~ Gallup avenue, at
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26
GAMES PARTY at Dickinson school, sponsored by Dickinson
REUNION for A Cappela Choir members past years
at MCHs Community Room at 100 p m
Cross, at Mrs. Henry j. Matthews home AZ Lincoln
woMENs SOCIETIES of Zion Church. joint meeting at the
FOUR O'CLOCK CLUB Of St Louis parish at the home Of
Mrs John Griffin 1913 Gallup at
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS of America Council 43, initiation.
in Barron hall, at p m.
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE. covered luncheon Kings
Daughters Home at !
CIRCLE ONE Society Zion parish house
THIRD ANNUAL SKATING party for St Marss Young Peo-
pies Club Of New Baltimore, Fair Haven Gardens
Roller Rink, at 700 p m.
RUMMACE SALE at Broadway corner Market street,
sponsored by Grace church.
GAMES PARTY in KC hail. sponsored by Knights of Column
bus 85 D.
VETERANS of Foreign Wars hall, p.
THURSDAY, MAY II
OPERA by Macomb chorus, Mount Clemens High
school auditorium
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY in Zion church dining room spon-
sored by Circle Two. Dorcas Society, at 8 3
CARD PARTY Kings Daughters Home sponsored by Loyal
Workers Circle, at
RUMMAGE SALE in Matthews building North Broadway,
sponsored by Zion Mission Society.
MAY DAY LUNCHEON and card party, sponsored by St.
Johns Ladies Aid of Fraser the parish hall al 1890
ST PETERS GUILD at the home of Miss Mary Reno 100
Gallup at 8 p. m.
HAND-IN-HAND CIRCLE, all-day quilting at the Kings
Daughters Home, at $50 a m.
LADIES AID of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church. al the home
OF Mrs Carson Wales and Mrs Louis Hanack 272 Jones
at 30 y m
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters, the
home Mrs Carlton Tucker, rs Jones street, 100
p.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE, at the home of Mrs. Frank Bohm.
Florence boulevard, at IL 20
GIRLS OWN CIRCLE of Kings Daughters the home of
Mrs Francis Goodsr, South Wilson boulevard al p m
GAMES PARTY Veterans hall sponsored by VIEW Post
and Auxiliary at 80 p.
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles. in Aerie hall, at
CHEST CLINIC Kings Daughters Health Center 80
y. m.
RED CROSS WORK, Masonic Service Center Cadettes. in
Masonic hall at 100
RED CROSS SEWING Unit Harrison Town Hall,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
acomb School Chorus Awaits Opera Production Thursday Might
Zion Groups
to Meet Wednesday

MEMBERS Of all four wo-
mems groups of Zion Evangeh-
cal church Will meet Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock, 10 COM
plete reorganization b eg u n
some months ago.
An executive committee in
Guiding members OF all groups
is 10 be named 10 supervise the
work Of all A representative
Of the synodical guild Will be
present al the meeting, as Will
the superintendent Of the or
phanage in Detroit, who Will
show pictures OF the home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Wedding SET
For June Isl

PLANS are revealed today
for the June wedding OF Ar
lene Bayne daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Michael Novak OF Detroit;
to Robert A. Vermeulen, son %
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Vermeulen,
1874 Floral avenue.
Both young people are stud
ents in LeWisburg, w. Va, and
the wedding will take place in
St. GATHERINGS Catholic Church
in nearby Ronceverte, w. Va,
next Tuesday morning at 9 o.
clock Mrs. Vermeuelen and
daughter Mary Ann will leave
Wednesday TO attend the we'd
ding and will be joined on Sun
day by Mr.. Vermeulen,
The bride elect will graduate
next week from Greenbrier Wo-
mems College, while her fiance,
a 1871 graduate of Mount Glenn
ems High school, will complete
his second year at Greenbrler
Military Academy, where he
holds the reserve rank OF cOrpOr-
al.
Following brief honeymoon
in New York City, he expects
to enter service.
MIR. AND MRS. SABIN
CROKER, of Crosse Pointe,
accompanied by their son, Sabin
Crocker, Jr., and Mrs. Croker,
visited friends in Mount Glenn
ems Sunday. The latter couple
are living near Boston, Mass.
where Mr.. Croker is an engi-
neer with Bethlehem Steel.
CHARLES f. DOLL, JR left
yesterday on a business trip TO
Washington, d. {.
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Wedding is
Announced

THE MARRIAGE of Eleanor
M. Malburg to Leo j. DeBuck,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd De-
Buck, 4l30 Moravian drive, is
announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward j. Malburg,
l2800 l4-Mile road.
The couple was married on
Saturday, May /, at ST Glen
ents' church, Center Limo, and
are making their home at 6225
Card road, Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Circle Donates
for Charity Work

DONATIONS TO the Saliva
ton Army and Crippled Chill
dren's Fund highliphted the
business -etin of Golden
Rule Circle Of Kings Daughters
at Mrs. John Arthur's home on
Monday.
Card prizes went to Mrs.
Anthony Eckhout, Mrs. Charles
Wood, Mrs. c. j. Sayles, and
Mrs. Russell Glasgow. Mrs.
Ida Love of Fenton, house.
guest at the Arthur home, was
guest al the meeting
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

ALL MEMBERS of the Mount
Clemens High school A Cappella
Choirs OF the past four years are
asked 10 meet in the Community
Room al the high school
Wednesday evening at 100
o'clock. for reunion. Plans Will
be discussed for choral group
Of alumni.
MRS. G. EORGF II A r
GREAVES Will be hostess 10 the
members of her card club al a
dessert luncheon Thursday at
o'clock.
MRS. NORMAN HARMS Of
Euclid avenue entered st. JOS
ephs hospital l-et evening, and
underwent an operation this
morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Lois Harper Trains
100 Voices for Event

Joan Cooper, Carol Weinberg,
Ruth Daus. Nancy Williams. Jo-
anne Galbraith. Shirley Collins.
Beverly Beauiean, Sylvia King,
Marcella Meldrum, Gladys Hell
ger. Gloria Baumeister. Ruth
Jung, Georgetta Stickler, Annie
Jones. Betty Lou Watkins. Mil
dred Merkle. Barbara Miller.
Dorothy Brown Sharon Koth,
Irene Smith. Evelyn Clerc.
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Family Reunion

THE ANNUAL School family
reunion will take place Sunday.
May 30. al the William c. School
residence al Macomb.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Card Party

THE PUBLIC Is invited 10
attend card party 10 be spon-
sored Thursday evening at 8 o.
clock by Loyal Workers Circle
at the Kings Daughters Home.
Mrs. Harry Streu Is chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

II lack OF blood-iron makes you pale.
weak. dragged out"-try Lydia Pink
hams IABlrs-one OF the best and
quickest home ways 20 help build up
red blood 10 get more strength and
promote q more vigorous bloodstream-
In such cases. Pinkham's Tablets are
one OF the greatest blood-iron tonics
you can buy! Follow label directions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Grant PTA
THE PARENT TEACHERS

Association OF Grant school Will
hold the final meeting Of the
year tomorrow evening at the
school at las o'clock. with cleo
ton OF officers scheduled. Mrs.
j. G. Jackson will talk on Con
sumner Buying and musical
program will be given by the
pupils Of Miss Hazel Belts. Mrs.
Roy Hickman will play a group
Of mandolin solos Mrs. Clifford
Hayes, president, will preside.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE
31O3 MONROE sT NE

Consists of acres Shaded by giant
oaks, apple trees, gardens. faces on 3
quiet streets. House and 2-csr garage oi
rec rec inic orieS, . years oid; uitramodern. SIX
master bedroom full width OF house. other
rooms extra large. also large storage room
with huge cedar closet on Bird floor. finished
basement with recreation ROOM bath,
Bryant gas furnace, etc; two porches with
tile floor. All materials and workmanship
bought as whole for sac, 900 or viii sell
house and / acre for 81 800 and the ad-
Joining l acre for $4,000. Terms az
ranged. If you appreciate the unusual
mere is your opportunity. Call any time,
H. M. HUNTER. EX. 61tn