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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
|MounfCemens
High School
Bv Tom 9 Dick Donaldson

Tonight ends almost a week
of festivities for the June grad
uating class Of l943.
Last Friday we went to Put
Inlay on one Of the finest class
outings ever taken by group
of City High school students,
said faculty chaperones.
SUNDAY the 146 graduating
seniors gathered In the High
school auditorium for the sol
emn Baccalaureate services and
everyone enjoyed Rev. Joseph
l.. Kennedy's talk, the Arrows
Of Life.
Monday evening the Senior
class held its class party at Co
wanie Golf club, where flowers
were given each guest and the
High school dance orchestra,
The Buddies, furnished music
to dance to.
Tuesday evening before a full
house, the graduates w e nj
through their Glass Night exer-
cises, Margot Breitmeyer, Grace
Nicman, and Bob Gasow deliv-
cred the three main addresses OF
the evening.
Tonight for the last time we
will walk across the High school
stage to receive our diplomas,
completing formally our High
school education.
AS the final curtain rings
down on our high school career,
il saddcns your writer's some
what upon realizing this brings
to a close the writing of this
daily column Of High school
news. 1t has afforded us much
pleasure, some of which we
hope has been passed on TO our
readers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Hospital Plan
10 Be Outlined
Stote Asks PIons
for Post-Wor BUILDING

LANSING. June II - up -
Governor Kellys request that
the State Hospital Commission
outline a postwar building plan
probably will result in propos, IS
for at least a S3,750,000 10 $4,-
100000 construction program,
including a l,500-bed unit near
Detroit, it was reported today.
Fred Striffler, chairman of
the State Hospital Commission
for six years and now budget dl-
rector, was to meet with the
Commission's building commit
te today to outline the program.
He said he believed the members
have agreed that three projects
were of primary importance.
One, Striffler said, would be
either a new l,500-bed hospital
north of Detroit or ! ,500-bed
addition to the Pontiac State
Hospital Either would accom-
modate unhospitalized or poor
ly-cared for mental cases IN the
Detroit metropolitan area.
Second, Striffler reported, the
Commission probably will seek
an 8OO-bed addition TO the Cold
water State Home and Training
School TO care for growing
number of unhospitalized Juve-
niles with mental ills.
Third, Striffler said, proba-
bly would be 60 to 75bed adj
dition to the Caro- Institution for
epileptics to permit segregation
of tubercular inmates.
1t was unofficially estimated
that the new metropolitan area
institution might cost upwards
of S2.5O0.000 at current building
rates and that the Coldwater
project might cost about ST.
100000. The Caro- addition
would be relatively inexpensive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
BY JACK I. GREEN

LANSING, June II (P) -
A survey by the States Tourist
and Resort Associations for the
State Conservation Department
indicates most of the resort OPP
orators of Michigan are going
gamely with plans for a summer
vacation season-but are keep
ing their fingers crossed.
Conservation Department Of
ficials said statements by Fed
eral officials this week concern
ing Stricter travel controls were
too recent 10 be interpreted for
their affect on the tourist sea-
son.
p. j. Hoffmaster, Conserva-
ton director, asserted tourist
travel in Michigan, and outings
by our own people for shorter
periods, its definitely at a very
low point, but we can't tell yet
what few weeks of hot wea-
Their will do"
Hoffmaster said his depart
ment would wait until after the
Fourth of July weekend to de-
termine whether to close more
State parks or to operate them
with simmer staffs.
w. j. Kingscott, acting State
Parks Chief. said attendance
at State parks this year is off rs
per cent from last season, when
upwards of 100000 persons
had used the parks at this date.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
GOULD " ee DONE
WITH STEEP"

of long sea voyage and to resist successfully
the humidity of the tropics and the sub-zero
temperatures of the Arctic? The l.. S. Army
Ordnance Department - and our own engi-
it could. More engineering talent - this time
chemists were added TO the laboratory staff
and the larger and more complete ChDser
Corporations laboratories, in Detroit. were
also directed TO the solution OF this problem
The first of the new steel castings were made
in the month of August 1912 They were
pretty good. Then began severe testing, -
spraying with wet salt air, burying in salty
mud marshes washed by the tide,-storing in
hot damp rooms and open exposure to the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Doctors Examine
RiveYIand's Hip
Giant Killer Moy
Be Destroyed
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, June 10 - ~
Three doctors so into a huddle
over Riverland's broken hip al
Belmont today. and the chances
are they'll order the immediate
destruction of the Giant Giant
Killer of the turf
For five days. the huge bay
gelding-a $4,000 bargain who
has earned just under 100000
has been suffering in his stall
while trainer Moody Jolley and
owner Harold Clark. the Miami
hotel man, have waited for word
from the insurance company.
There's a $4,000 policy cover
inc the huge son of Coldstream,
and no company is tossing that
kind of cabbage around with
out looking things over. But the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

ESCANABA - Up - A mo-
bilization plan for the new ore
dock. designed TO expedite the
project in an emergency and in
case il becomes necessary TO
bring the new dock into full
use, is being prepared. Only $50
field and office workers are now
employed on the project. and it
is expected that the contractors
will have completed their work
by July l. All construction work
has been finished.
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Michigan Resorts Owners
Plan for Summer Season
Owners Keep Their Fingers Crossed
Because Of Cos Rotionine

He attributed most Of the de-
cline TO inclement weather and
not 10 gasoline rationing. eau
tioning that sunny days may
bring change.
Lower Michigan tourist Sourc-
es informed the department that
about 80 per cent of the resort
proprietors would be open for
business this summer. The ma
jor casualties, ii was indicated,
will be among operators of tour
ist cabins.
The Conservation Department
of man power and food would be
the major troubles facing resort
operators.
Plans are being made in Writ
ually all resort areas TO meet
BUSES, trains and boats to &C
commodate tourists using those
modes of travel, but many pro-
prietors warned they must have
notice If they are 10 meet pa
irons.
Various sectors reported that
cabins and cottages accessible to
rail and bus facilities virtually
were all reserved for the season,
while other usually popular re-
sorts said only 25 per cent OF
their facilities were reserved in
advance. In most cases, il was
indicated that families plan to
stay in one place and that the
length of stay will be longer.
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Ldge:s Actions
Test

ST. PAUL, June l7-(P)-A
municipal judge of Austin,
southern Minnesota meat pack
ing center. has thrown out OF
court eight complaints Of speed
ing. thus bringing to head in
this state the issue. of whether
the national wartime speed linn
it of 35-miles an hour is legal in
Minnesota.
The judge, Clifford Enger,
acted on the ground that the
legislature has not changed the
peacetime speed limits of the
state, which extend up TO go
miles an hour.
Enger commended the state pol
ice acted on mere orders-not
law-and said: l am not oppos-
cd 10 35-mile limit as war
measure but | do feel | cannot
sentence a man for violation of
a law that does not exist.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
College Honors
Ralph Bennett
Posthumous Award
Given Next-of-k Kin

A Mount Clemens man Is
among 81 former students OF
Michigan State College who
have been posthumouSly award
ed Nj. S. G. memorial certlfl-
cate, President John A Hannah
announced today. He is Lieut..
Ralph Z. Bennett, who gradu-
ated in business administration
in June, 1910. Lieut. Bennett
died prisoner OF war IN May
1912. of wounds received in the
Philippines. He was star end
on the M S c. football team
and earlier on Mount Clemens
High school team.
The citations Will be sent 10
the parents or next-of-kln OF all
NJ S. c. students who die while
serving in the armed forces, It
was announced. The inscription
reads:
in memory Of Ralph Ben
nett. who courageously gave his
life in the service of our coun-
try.
May his memory be an in
spiration for the building and
maintenance Of a world of en-
during peace. assuring the libcr-
ties and privileges of freedom to
all the peoples of the world.
His name has been inscrib-
ed upon the permanent honor
roll of Michigan State College.
His Alma Mater will ever
hold him in proud remem-
brance."
The memorials are signed by
President Hannah.
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Attempt May End Flood
Menace, Harper Believes
Two New Droins Neoring
Completion in Warren Township

Warren, Erin and Clinton town
ships and the village of Fraser.
Preliminary work and surveys
already are underway for the
Cramer and Mclnerney Drains n
Warren township; the Brandt
McGill in Erin township; the
Lockwood Drain in Sterling, IN
addition to others.
Harper asserts that an eff
ficient maintenance department
will benefit the county both fin
ancially and in its relations with
taxpayers. You simply can't
argue with a flooded-out home
owner" the commissioners said.
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Drain Program is Pressed i'm South Macomb County

three veterinarians have been
called in for the official verdict
today.
The hip cap, where the hip
bone joins the, pelvic bone on a
htrSe, was smashed last Satur-
day IN the Carter handicap, ."
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came a standardized product made OF steel,
and approved for use on all the battle fronts
The making of this ammunition is really the
art Of producing many pieces raPidly-many
thousands per minute, every day, days q
week. Ninety nine operations are performed
to take each piece of ammunition from the
lead, steel and powder stage TO the formed.
loaded, tested and packed, finished article -
ready to shoot, - with every piece perfect in
shape, finish, and firing efficiency.
We have made our first billion of this steel
ammunition. Not that this is top record for
ammunition making but. to US, it is mile.
stone passed on the road to Victory. We will
pass the second and third billion with much
less emotion but we really got a thrill out of
joining the ranks of the important producers
OF ammunition.
With this change TO steel We release, with
every billion rounds, thousands of tons Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

Trainer Jolley explained. The
ground gave way under his hind
legs just as he sprang from the
gate. and that's probably where
the injury occurred. I'm con-
WINGED he'll have to be destroy
ed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

1.-THE US. ARMY Ordnance Department, early
i in 1912, asked one of our executives if we
had factory near a good supply of water, of
sufficient size to make small calbre ammun-
ton at the rate of many millions every twenty
four hour. We had such factory on the
Ohio River with enough feet of floor space.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

"A LITTLE THING
BECAME BIC"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

brass This brass can now be used in war pro-
duotion where no other substitute is possible.
A finished round Of ammunition weighs
only few ounces liffIe things often do
become reoIIy big ond important.
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Mary Reed Circle
OF W. S. G. S. Meets
At The Church

TIE Mary Reed Circle II thF
Woman Scleig IF Cbfs8ssan
Service u ihe pasraguaia asih.
adlsl church. met Il the lsasss
pariur Il the church Monday 81.
fefnaun tot 4 study period
TIE apirliusi life Leader. MFK
S F Warden led ihs aFeap - r
citing aae 2srd Psalm ard IL r.
d4sldaal prayers
The book under discussion ana
study Nas VIII 4 Men Hpn
God1 The chapter la4 lhe day
0aa Honest Acknowledgment
e Cod Goodnea ana thss ass
directed ~ Mrs Il 4 Mahaf
fes Niih all taking peri
T s announced shaf re ladies
u TIE associated churches Il thf
city NlIi meet IN . joint r. fed
Grafton meeting 81 ne pfesssN
ran church nexi Monday. me
s1l nnn8ay ~ the month
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Home Sold To Mr..
And Mrs. Givens

The ~ ] Wrsfherseia hngnN nu
Washington ssfett has tasn aoid
l. Aif and Mrs RaN 6eens @bn
vii aetaps Il Is = xsaieaee
TIE uansfcf am nsasse - Mr..
Weashergafd acting fef pt.
Neaihc9faa alto i nes ; isfti
Hrnlenani b. ghs United States
mfpscr stationed At LIS Angeles
Because az ihe aHeenes - Or
Neaihes lord saw stsa aufailss'
NJ Msatltcgfsaa Is dltpsslng 81
aalue II hcf household furnish
lnes and wlll make her hunte -
Ga5fIstgi aniii her haabante re
turn
m Weathetf0ff Was anEunf
tie nl.ses prominent 81 she young
r. nhsstfisns oi The ellis and hts
going left . kevnly felt esesncy
anHsaa tire doctors Hs4e
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HAPMAE-FRrEMAN

Announcement IS Wadt Ny Nj
and Mrs. Martin Freeman lais
Buena Vista # tlss maffasee q
lheir daughter Mena So FFN.
Travis Chapman II IaFannes la
81 The neelofy os ire Christ Ao.
thrFan church IN nsscaKesla The
date ~ thc wedding Nas FRIDAY.
March ~. 1874 and tise hasgr %
"a the evening The wedding
ceremony was conducted ~ ihs
Reverend Ffsaaeflr Gfaef W the
pfcSs ncp ~ relatives
The bride wat guwnfa IN aaus
blue with matching accessories
and hrf flowers Nefa i snualafl
arrangement pf pink axalcss
The matrpn - hanoF, Mrs
Julius Grant SISTER # ihs bfias
sore light bIsse Wfth spprorglals
accessories
The groom Mas attended BY Mi
Howard Freeman. brother oi uss
hsi3e ~ hest ulA
Following = short trip down ihs
coast Mr end klrk Chapman re.
turned 70 P~aseaeeslla IN time &
Re honor guess - 3 reception 4
the large family connection 81
which Mr ard Nfs FFcemas
were host and hostess last sun
day evening
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rahhy
and little son and daughter. and
Mrs r Z Dadge Mrs { 2
Lundsfofth ard dsurhtef. Ann.
and sen Charles spent the ueek
end with relatives in HatncshAigg.
Miss
Mrs Bess Todd vettef and
daughter. Marflyn. returned Mon.
day from New Orleans whore
they were the guests az Mf and
Mrs y. =. Stevens during lasl
week Mrs A l. Todd. uhH
accompanied them TO New Or.
leans remained for q visit Of IN
definite length With Mrs Stevens
who is her daughter.
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Mrs. E. W. UImer
Hostess To Sarah
Bennett Circle

On Monday afgeFnasn st Z 81
oeloek Mrs. + y UInsef extend
81 present h~uaufaIzfu - IRE
ssFah Bennett Circle q ffe Wen
sna SsNisiY - Christian Befvire
e 3 meeting = hef home on
South "a aagzIa Hlsesg
Following re opening dfso-
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fsf 81 ne sak So 4 man Raa
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coULTER-KHEBs

Miss Rosie Belle krebR. young
est daughter q Ma sid Mrs S
Z Krebs Of 80 Lave sVrnue
Psscsgouia. berame fise birdie If
Sergeant Warren l. Coulter #
Nashville Tenn Mafeh ~. 1888
- Q o'clock IN the evening 81
ne reciory IF the Cur Lady ~
VICTORIES church II tie same cts
with the Reverend p J. r. Ca
rey officiating
The bride vas attractive Is
aaaa blue wifh navy accessories
Wlth which she acre carnations
md psnsies II shoulder coisaae
arrangement She Vas attended
BY Miss Doris FIRTH @fo wore
aqua blue v1ih heRe accessories
The groom AS attended by Mf.
Leu Krcb& brother u the bride.
81 best man
The beautiful ceremony was
witnessed b. relatives ana friends
Whe later gathered ~ ire home
Of Mr and Mrs Krebs "a offer
congratulations and best wishes
and 70 sample the wedding cake
which was cut b. Sgt and Mfs
Coulter
The bride VINO Is q native Of
Pascagouls So employed - the
Jackson County Naolen MlPlt pfi.
o. 70 ner marriage Sire attended
ne PascaEqula hiRh school be-
fore entering the H#Isinese world
The groom IS tie san - Mrs A.
he Coulter II Nashville Tenn
and m = graduate from 8 hlgfi
school in thai CITY Prior % ~.
entry in the army - was corn.
u1ercisi F8dls announcer over
NLAC If Nashville
Set and Mrs. Coulter wifl re-
side - Biloxi during tf.s tire
laaf the former remains al KEGS.
Ter Field
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Hello American
Hour To Be Given
By Local v. r. WIS.

Citizens q Psscagouis are in
vited 70 attend and take part n
the Hello America Hour Whieh
Will b. presented a. the High
School auditorium on Saturday
night. March n. ~ 7s6 O'Clock
under TIE auspices n the Vefef.
ans Of Foreign Wars q the Port
of PaecaRpuls Il will be 3 oar
~ . nationwide hook uu. and
viii Be free fof Ell who aisa =
attend There wiil ~ music.
speaking. snd other entertain
ment
Experiences men are requested
70 attend and 70 nlstin into the
affair sssus Ct the Spirit q II
and 1s
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Coy Ninety" Party
To Be Given MPHS
Senior Class

The members q the senior class
of the Moss Point High school are
in receipt q quaint invitations q
a gay ninety parry 70 be gwen
them and houorlng Misses Dora
Peslan. Xiola Powell. Elizabeth
Harper. and Barbara Walton. b
Mr. Jesse ". Thompson and Miss
Ina Thompson on March 80 Al
the Community House There arr
members y the
class and they are looking for
ward alth keen anticipation AMI
much preparation ~ 10 their Gay
ninety costumes
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f~rnpromptu Bridge
Club Meets With
Mrs. r. c. Sp0nn. Ir.

Mrs r 9 Spann. Jr.. enter
tanned the Impromptu Bridge
Club at her home on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs T L DeLsshmet received
the high score prize
After the games soft drinks
tuna fish salad and fruit cake
were served 70 Mesdames T. l.
DsLashmet Thomas Coulson. Roy
W~iiioughby. r o Msbry. y r
Buzard. 4 J Franklin. c. S
Beardslee. and " n Nelson. j
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rrHHow NELSON

Mr. and Mira Clifford Nelson
-annsasnee thf marriage Of their
ecsand daughter. 1aekte. e. Mr
George Robert fntfnw nf Fttlla
aslBhia. ia a. Raaaeolfia DE
eensh#f - iaf1 NJ and Nns
Fefrou will make their hnsne m
Pensacola. Fls. where the feffpsr
is ihf service - Al aviation
MECHANICS mate
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Funeral Services
For Miss Stevens
Held Thursday

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MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs c S Boards
lee. Mr.. and Mrs Foster Lennep
and Mr. B d Spsnn spent last
Friday IN New Orlsens
Mrs Bessie Algeo has returned
from : several weeks visit to Mr.
and Mrs S Algeo IN Grcenville
Fla
Charles and o. L Davis spent
Sunday IN jackson. Miss.
Mrs A r Blueer and little
daughter Of Gulfport are spend
png q few days with Mrs Lala
Blumer.
Dr.. and Mrs J T Thompson
returned last Friday from . sew
ersl DAYS visit IN New Orleans
Mr. and Mrs r A Thev.x and
Mrs Spencer Beebe were visitors
70 BeIlingrsth Gardens Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs n r Ftzner spent
Sunday in Mobile with relatives
Mrs J T. Thompson. Mrs "
H Hawkins and Mrs J p Buzard
spent Monday IN Pass Christian
with Mrs W A. Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs r. a Thewfs. and
Mrs Spencer Beebe Apeni Mon
day IN New Orleans
Harry Wilcox, who was called
here last week by the serious III
ness and death Of his mother. Mrs
III b Wilcox. returned Tuesday
TO Amarillo. Texas. where he is
stationed IN an aviation corp.
Mrs John Blurner. VINO at
tended the funeral 0f her niece.
Mrs II. B. Wilcox. here last
Tuesday. after q several days
visit IN the Wilcox home.
turned Tuesday 10 her home IN
Tampa. Fla. accompanied be Miss
Hattie Mcleod who VIII spend
several days with Mrs l. A Nor
RS in Bushnell Fla
Mr. and Mrs r. A Thews after
3 several days visit IN the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Spencer Beebe
returned TO their home in Sfur-
geon Bay. Wisconsin. Wednesday.
Miss Dors Cirlot musical di.
rector IN tine HattiesbarE High
school. spent the week end At
hoHae with her mother. Mrs. n
Ciriot who with Paul Clriot &C
compsnied her as FAR Is Biloxi
upon returning Sunday afternoon
Rev. J A Moore Of Long Beech
filled tie Methodist pulpit dels
ering an nnspirsuonal sermon a.
TIE eleven o'clock hour last sun
dat morning
Mr ard Mrs George Bovette
and little granddaughter. Cassie
spent the week end VIfh reia
tfves n Baton Rouge La
Ensign William Crawford. 81
Ter : few days visit n ne h0ne
of Dr and Mrs. r Coiiey. left
Monday for Tampa "a
Nj and Mrs 3 s HohdE spent
Tuesday n Mobile
Mn Douglas W5kersea end
daughter. Nancy. q Galfp9st
weTe guests Friday IN TIE home
e Mrs c L Turner and Mss
Hattie Mcleod
rs Hslss jackson IS spending
several days Nlth friends u 10
BE
HIa Fla Macarthur Hsfafaa
sunday from q feN days visit
h. ~ saa Mrs Join AeAralar
zad daughter. Mar 3 Troy
Ala
Amane siie recent visitors -
Ho6IIe eere Mrs La Nc
Led Mla Clara HeFn.n - z
: submit Miss Dorothy sa1Hea.
- II Thompson ed AHs Al
en Elder