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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
GknAa, ofComing G"enb
TUESDAY, JULY s

TUESDAY. JULY .
BEGINNERS Class TheoSophy, III -rrb rooms IN Jewel
Theatre building al p. m.
DANCE at the USO Club Broadway. $50 TO II p.
r. a. M. Mount Clemens Chapter No 90 regular monthly
meeting Masonic Temple at - p m.
WEDNESDAY,, July
EVER ONWARD PICNIC indoor picnic at the Kings Daugh-
tiers Home at l
GAMES PARTY KC hail. sponsored by Knights of Column
bus, at 8:l5 p. m.
VETERANS Foreign Veterans hall Is p
GAMES PARTY old Eagles hall. North Broadway,
by FOE Ladies Auxiliary at p. m
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings Unit Mrs C. II. Malbins
group, in MCHS Sewing room, to p m.
THURSDAY, JULY
HOLLYHOCK Annual banquet at Medea Restaurant, al is
GAMES PARTY Veterans hall sponsored by VIEW Post and
Auxiliary, at p. m.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES in Aere hall at p m.
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to $50
RED CROSS WORK Masonic Service Csdettes, Masonic
Temple at 100 p
DANCE at the Club Broadway. $50 IL p.
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings, Meow group, in MCHS
Sewing room. to / p. m.
RED CROSS Sewing Unit Harrison Town hall, 10 m. to
m.
RAINBOW GIRLS Assembly L, pot-luck
the home of Mrs Otto Soberg, 1914 Charles street.
p.
LEGION AUXILIARY Unit No A. Harry Orch Post, meeting
of Mrs. Harold Green, lis Smith street, at
8p.
MOUNT CLEMENS COAINIANDRY No 81, will hold Stated
Conclave Masonic Temple. Dinner Will be served at
$50 with the conclaVe beginning at 7:45 m
QUEEN OF THE SKIES CIRCLE, Daughters OF Isabella first
meeting in Knights of Columbus Hall, at p. m.
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Detroit, a son. July 5. Pvt.
Blair Is stationed al Camp Shcn-
ango, Grcenville, Pa.
MR.. AND MRS. MICHAEL
DINKO, of Detroit, daughter.
Mary Ann. July 5.
MIR. AND MRS RUSSELL
KlBBE, OF Warren, a son, John
Chapman, July >.
MR.. AND MRS. ELTON
GRIFFITH, 81 Michigan. a son,
Alan Ray. on July 3
MR. AND MRS. ALBERT
ARNOLD, of Roseville. upon the
birth OF son, David John July
3.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
KRAFT. of Utica, a son, David
John. July 5.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN LANG.
3+96 (. jefferson. a daughter,
Karen Ann. July 5,
MR. AND MRS. DAVID
KLEIN Olympia Hotel, son,
July 5.
MIR. AND MRS. GERHARD
HAUSEN, ST. Clair Shores, a
son, July 6.
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Reunion
Held at Meade

MORE than 30 members of the
James Jones family met yester-
day at the Meade Community
Hall for dinner and family re-
union.
Guests were present from
Crosse Isle, Detroit, Mount
Clemens. ROYAL Oak and New
Haven. Out-state members were
from Connecticut and Florida.
Fol low ng the traditional
chicken pie dinner, short bust
ness meeting was held David
Jones was reelected president
and Clifford Jones, reelected
secretary and treasurer, both
from Mount Clemens.
The James Jones family re-
unions have been held for over
80 years.
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Utica Couple
Speaks Vows

AUDREY RITCHIE, daughter
of MIR and Mrs Carl Richie. Sr,
of Utica. married Corp, Russell
Mmthum son OF Mr. and Mrs
John Murthum last week at Uti-
ca. The ceremony was al the
lawrence church, the Rev. Ed
ward DeKeYser officiating
Corp Murthum arrived home
June - from Coffeyville, Kan
sas where ne Is stationed.
The bride wore a gown Of
white French ninon and carried
white roses. Her bridesmaid,
Mrs Dorothy TinSon. Pontiac, d
sister Of the bridegroom, wore a
yellow gown and carried yellow
roses. Mrs. Eugene Boylan
Crosse Ponte Farms, was the
H4atron of honor and carried
pink roses. She wore light
blue gown
Eugene Boylan, Crosse Pointe
Farms was best man.
A wedding dinner was served
at the Old Homestead Inn and a
reception was held in the eve
plng at the home of the bride S
parents ora Davis street.
Corp. and Mrs, Murthum left
yesterday for Coffeyville, Kan
sas where they will reside as
long as he Is stationed there.
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|senWeddinq
Date is Set

FRIENDS Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Olsen. VIII be interested
to know of the approaching mar
riage OF their.son, Sergt. Dwight
Olsen. to Cynthia Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bloomfield Smith. of Bay City,
on Wednesday. July :.
Attending the wedding from
Mount Clemens VIII be Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Donaldson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Breitmeyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Preussel, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Breitmeyer, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lindsey.
Mr.. Olsen was the Mount
Clemens High school athletic
coach several years ago, and
holds the same position in the
Bay City Schools
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X UkA the Color, X

EDITORS NOTE: For reasons Of Sc
curity and because Of lack Of space, iull
addresses Of those In service cannot be
printed In this column.
FUNERAL SERVICES for
Lieut.. Albert st. German, Jr,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert St.
German, of Detroit, and nephew
of Mrs. Charles Klein, AZ Grove
Park, were held Saturday at ST.
Ambrose Church, Crosse Pointe
Park. Lieut.. st. German was
killed while on a routine flight
in Nevada, when his pursuit ship
crashed. He received his wings
on May %, at Mariana, Florida.
CORP. WILLIAM TELLER,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Teller, 81 Miller street, has been
promoted from the rank of Pfc.
He is stationed al Laurinburg,
Maxton Air Base, MaXton, n. C..
LIEUT.. HARRY FULLER,
USNR, is recuperating al Great
Lakes Naval Training from in
juries he suffered i'm a fire
aboard a troop ship. His wife,
the former Gertrude John, IS
visiting him
PFC. GARVIN H. MOSSER,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay MosSer,
Route S, Mount Clemens, gradu-
ated from the Communication
Department of the Armored
Force School. at Fort Knox, KY.
1ST. LIEUT.. WILLIAM r. LU-
Balm, former Mount Clemens
dentist, is now on active duty
with the Army Air Forces al
Geiger Field, Spokane, Washing
ton.
LIEUT.. ROBERT II REY-
NOLDS, stationed at Phoenix,
Arizona, son of Major and Mrs.
Walter Reynolds, Ferrin Place,
will arrive home next week on
leave. Major Reynolds is now IN
North Africa.
SEAMAN 2/CLASS c Y d G
Dickson, who has been home on
a ten day furlough, has returned
10 Great Lakes Naval Training
station.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Housewives Dreams Will Come True in the Posi- War Ktcher
Miss Skinner Becomes
Head Librorion

OF INTEREST TO HER
FRIENDS HERE is the appoint
ment of Miss Georgia Skinner,
former resident OF this city, to
the position of head Librarian of
the Highland Park Library.
Miss Skinner began her library
career when the Highland Park
Library was first established in
1919. She later became first as
sistant and held that position
until last week when on the re-
signation of Miss Katharyn Sci
nau, head librarian, she was
chosen TO take her place,
Miss Skinner attended the De
Lancy School at Geneva, n. Y.
and French Berthier Ell haut,
near Montreal. Later she gradu-
ated in library science at Sim
monds College. Boston She is
the sister Of Mrs. William T.
Kelly, Mrs l.. F Rutter and
Mrs. Carl Dodge, of this city.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

NAVAL AVIATION CADET
Edward John Mandel, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Mandel, II
Hubbard avenue. has completed
primary flight training at the
CAA War Training Service
School, Hickory, n. c. He has
been ordered to the Naval Air
Station at s.. Louis, Mo, TO be-
gin progressive flight training.
preparatory to joining a combat
unit.
WILLIAM T. BODDINGTON,
son of Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Bod
dington, Roseville, has been
graduated from the L. S. Nays
Service School for Machinist's
Mates at Dearborn, Mich, and
now awaits assignment to duty
with the fleet or at a shore sta
ton.
AVIATION CADETS Robert
G.. Hicks, Route l. Mount Glenn
ems. and Gordon NJ. Slocum' 63
South avenue have completed
pre-flight training for pilots at
the san Antonio Aviation Cadet
Center.
RESERVIST Harold j. Mcin-
tyre, son of Mrs Marie McIn-
tyre, PHO Coleman street. is
with the L S. Signal Corps, sta
toned st Lexington Kentucky.
He has Just completed course
in Radio Electronics and has
been promoted TO an advanced
course IN Frequency Meditation.
He will enter active duty upon
completion of this course N
September.
MR.. AND MRS. EBERT De
VINNEY have received word
that their son-in-law, Lieut..
Leonard a Glitter. has been
promoted to lst. Lieut.. He is
stationed somewhere in the
South Pacific.
RICHARD c. STEWART, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs w E. Stewart,
100 Riverside drive, has left for
Mt Pleasant. where he will be-
Gin his training under the Navy
N-5 program, Navy Air Corps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Convenience Assured
in Kitchen Of tomorrow

cooking vessels (Which double
as serving dishes) fitted into
thermal recesseS that don't waste
heat. A special built-in food
mixer and permanently installed
waffle iron, sandwich grill, auto
matte toaster and juice extractor
enable Mrs Housewife to say
farewell TO tangled electric
cords. And farewell too, 10
stove-watching, for timing de-
vice controls all cooking oper-
atoms, sending Mrs. Housewife
off with leisure hours.
In the oven, the roast or chic
ken revolves on a motor-drlven
spit and can easily be seen from
all angles through an oven hood
of heat-tempered glass. The
heating element moves up or
down, regulating temperature at
the push of a button. This unit
is also a pan-frying griddle and
barbecue.
Dishwashing is no trouble 1T
all in the dishwashing unit con-
cealed in the buffet The sink,
likewise concealed when not in
use, has a self-illuminated Vitro-
lite splash board. Foot pedals
operate the Hot and Cold
faucets, leaving hands free.
Right next TO the sink are stor-
age bins for vegetables, such as
potatoes, which ordinarily you d
peel al the sink.
Across from the work units in
the buffet, there is what seems
only ceiling high glass china
cabinet and service bar separat-
ing the kitchen from the dining
alcove. But this is also your re-
frigerator. with four times the
capacity Of your present ones
and divided into compartments
individually temperature con-
trollcd like cold storage lock
er. Accessible from kitchen or
alcove. the refrigerator has a re-
Volving section TO bring often
used foods within easy reach.
And now top your dream off
with this heat from the refriE-
orator motor dries your dish
towels,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

TOLEDO, Ohio-In the revo-
lutionary Cinderella Kitchen"
on display here, a sample Of
what's cooking for the postwar
home, Mrs. American House
wife can see her fondest dreams
come true.
Want TO dream? Well, just
close your eyes and visualize a
kitchen that spends most OF ITS
time as a playroom, where prac-
tically everything but eating Is
automatic where you don I
have TO bend over unless it's to
tie your shoelace where
YOU cook the meals in the very
dishes from which they're Serv-
ed where you do three
fourths of your work sitting
down.
It's not a dream. It's right
here, conceived and executed by
II. Creston Doner, director of
the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Company's department Of de-
sign and his associates And.
best OF all, he points out, the
miracle kitchen is not a mil
lionaire's luxury, but is so SIM
ply executed that, produced in
volume, il could grace medium
and even low-cost homes, AL
ready more than 100 manufac-
turers have viewed the sample
and have gone away with
new CLEAN in their eyes.
There are ano magic new
test-tube materials or Man
FROM Mars gadgets in it, he
says. We've merely adapted
familiar materials and put them
to use in new ways
First impression Of the kit
chen and dining alcove is Of
spaciousness and light. Gener-
Gus picture windows bring the
outdoors right in. You don't see
any stove, kitchen sink or re-
frigerator. Along two sides Of
the kitchen runs what seems
like long, waiSt-high buffet
bar
This opens 10 reveal hidden
wonders: built-in cooking un
il. without burners holding
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
First Meeting Set
for Thursday

ALL OFFICERS and members
are requested 10 attend the first
meeting OF the Queen of the
Skies Circle, Daughters of ISa-
bella. to be held on Thursday,
July 8. at 8 O'Clock. in the
Knights Of Columbus hall
Mrs Agnes Zeller, National
Representative will be in attend
snce 10 receive all charter mem
bers and registrations of inter-
ested women Will be accepted.
Since the charter Will be
closed az this meeting. il is
necessary that applicants report
20 TINS meeting IN person.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Geraldine CouZter's
ENGAGEMENT Announced

Representative Harry Hermann
and the late Mrs Hermann, of
Laurium, Michigan.
Miss Coulter attended ST.
Mary's High School and is now
employed in the First National
Bank. She is an active member
of the Beta Sigma PHI sorority.
Mr.. Hermann graduated from
Calumet High school and North
ern Michigan College OF Educa-
ton. He is the superintendent Of
Greater Gratiot School.
The wedding ceremony VIII
take place in St. Louis Church,
August Ia.
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Conq,aMhAon,

THE BIRTHDAY ANNIVER-
SARY Of Mrs. William RosSo
and that OF her youngest son,
James, Will be observed tomeF-
row evening at dinner at the
James RoSso home on RoSso
highway Mrs Walter Reynolds
will also be guest.
ELIZABETH ROSS. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs Martin Ross.
Moross avenue, upon her nth
birthday today.
JOHN STEARNS. North Ora
tiot avenue. upon his birthday
anniversary today.
MRS. HORACE WESTON,
Moross avenue. upon her birth
day anniversary today.
Births ct ST. Joseph's
MIR. AND MRS. RICHARD
KONNECKE. New Baltimore. a
daughter. Darleen Mae, July ?
PVT. AND MRS. LEONARD
BLAIR Lenna DriSkelD, of East
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Guest Of Honor

MRS. MARY SCOTT Simpson,
of Ossining, n Y, who is a guest
at the home Of Mrs. Arthur J..
Donaldson. Will be guest of hon
or tomorrow afternoon Whcn
Mrs. Edward Halter viii be hos
tess al a tea al the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Alfred Henk. Mo
ravian drive The guests viii be
members of the Watchlul Circle
of Kings Daughters, to which
Mrs. Simpson belonged during
her residence here, and a few
friends. AIRS Halter requests
that any guest who lacks trans
portation call her and provision
will be made
MRS. REYNOLD GORDON
and Miss Gala Gohl of Pasa-
dena. Cal, are expected in the
city this week when they Will
visit their sister. Mrs James
Wood, for several weeks.
MRS EDWIN ELLIOT Betty
Witmer) and son John left Sat
urday to spend the summer in
California, where she VIII visit
her family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Rainbow Girls
Initiate Five

FIVE NEW MEMBERS were
initiated into tho Rainbow GIgis
Assembly II, at the last meet
ing of the season, held June @S,
al the Masonic Temple, Gratiot
avenue. The girls are LOIS Win
ner. Joan Ferguson, Shirley
Kelcher, Betty Boughton and
Verna Conway.
Also attending this meeting
were members Of the Masonic
Lodge and Order of the Eastern
Star.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the initiation and mem
bers of the committee IA charge
were Mrs Ray Kelcher. Mrs.
Usher I. Boughton, Mrs Robert
j. Spencer. Mrs Grant Winner,
Mrs. Scott Ferguson, and Mrs.
Bernice Rothaker.
MRS. MILES MCKEE and
children, David. Peter and SUI
san Of Washington, DC. ar
rived here on Sundav at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Kelly. They expect to leave this
coming Sunday for the Mckee
cottage at Broken Rocks, where
they will spend the summers
Mrs. Thomas w. Cross and
daughters. Carol and Linda VIII
accompany them.
NO MEETINGS OF the Dorcas
Society Of the Zion Evangelical
church will be held during the
months Of July and August, 1t
was announced today.
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AInIMag NsU giesIw0oz07re =
hAgu GlED HZ7GzBN2./

AMERICANS are standing together in this
war. We're learning to share what VIC have -
the work and hardships well as the comforts
and conyenicnccs - with our neghbors.
More and more people being asked 10
share party line telephone service. as war
necessity BY treating others on the line as they
themselves would like To he treated. good party
line neighbors help to improve their own SER
vice and that of the people who share il.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Pot Luck Planned

MEMBERS Of the Rainbow
Girls, Assembly No. II, will
meet al the home of Mrs. Otto
Stolberg, Past Mother Advisor,
1914 Charles r. street, East De-
troit for a pot-luck wiener
roast.
The meeting is scheduled for
Thursday night, July 8. al seven
o clock. and games Will be play
cd for the evening entertain
mCnt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
A GOOp-NElGHBOR
CREED
With Its Weak,
Cranky, Nervous Feelings

A good party line neighbor
thinks Of il This way; Some
body else on my line may be
waiting to make n call, so |
won't talk any longer than ]
have To. When tho line j. in
use and I'm waiting my turn.
| won't interrupt. When ]
finish q csil. Ill make sure
I've hung up properly, be-
cause IL one instrument il
left of the hook IL puts all
the telephones on the line
out Of service"
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Pest Auxiliary
Meets Thursday

MEMBERS of the American
Legion Auxiliary, unit No. of
the Harry Ollrich Post, will
meet at the home of MrS-Harold
Green on Thursday, July 8, at
eight o clock
The pot-luck which had been
previously planned has been in
definitely postponed.
STAFF SERGT and Mrs War
rcn Brown. Selfridge Field, are
expecting Sergt Brown par
cuIs. Mr. and Mrs Harry Brown
of Bloomington, Ind, who will
arrive IN the city Thursday for
a four days visit
MRS. PETER NLADEFF and
daughter Sonia Jane. 1913 North
Gratiot avenue. left Saturday to
spend the summer at their cot
tage in Pctoskcy
MR.. AND MRS. ELMER Moss
entertained a group of friends al
their home IN Shore Acres yes
tcrday.
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Engaged

GERALDINE MARIE COUL-
TER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Coulter Riverside drive,
who is engaged to Franklin X
Hermann. son of State Repre-
sentative Harry Hermann, Laur
ium. Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

MIR AND MRS JOHN COUL-
TER, Riverside Drive, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Geraldine Marie, TO Frank
lin X Hermann, son of State
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT
SIEWERT. Q Elwood entertain
ca twenty-five guests on the
Fourth of July ,honoring the
third birthday anniversary of
their daughter Joannswhich was
the fifth of July.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

BARBARA BAKER who has
been manager of Sears Order
Office since their opening in
June l94l, is resigning her posi-
ton, effective July Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

CARL MARQUART. Of Sc
attic Wash, will arrive in Mount
Clemens on Thursday TO visit his
sisters, Mrs. William Neville and
Miss Helena Marquardt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

MRS. AMOS PELTIER and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sargowski of
Detroit were weekend guests al
the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Tucker, Lexington Heights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
RECEPTION GIVEN
&c. SMITH

Ferliuana C. Smith. intcrna-
1 honal secretary National Mari
FINE union New York CITY. was
re sues " honor at reception
\ given h 'be International Work
|rs order Saturday evening. Aug.
y The Well-aitcndcd affair was
heid ~ iAe social rooms OF the
Lacy thurman branch. YWCA.
rom 81 To- Representatives Of
|'Nauh labor education and fra
i'Tral groups We're In attendance
4 lNef Ialk WAS made by Mr..
|Sniih expressing his appreciation
|fN me honor being shown him
by the lNO and one by Loren
Ncre national OCD Official. The
|eenn.i'ee IN charge OF arrange
Hen's for the reception had pre-
pared a short but entertaining
program of music. participated In
nv Marvin Dupre. vocal soloist.
'compsnied by Ceclle Palmer,
pianist and Chas. polocheck. di-
isrior " activities OF The Owl.
|7ho delighted the audience OF
|'hon' ioe guests. with several Sc
lerli,rs on the piano
Attorney c. Lebron Simmons
was master OF ceremonies.
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consisted OF potato chips. peanuts,
cake and Ice cream.
Only few weeks before. Joyces
sister. Barbara Jean. celebrated
her ninth birthday on July 80 and
was also honored al n birthday
party given by her fond mother
Barbara was alfred in yellow
print dress. The refreshments
served were similar 10 the menu
al Joyce's party.
The guests who attended Joyce's
and Barbara Jeans parties includ-
ed Marie Williams barbara Holley.
June Marie Davis. Dorothy Rhone-
nee. Lorraine Greenhouse. Mildred
Marie Hill. Barbara Jean McSween.
Joyce Mcswecn and Alberta Chris
tian.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
MUSIC FOUNDATION
PLANS SCHOLARSHIP

The temporary committee
named 20 prepare plans IN con
nection with The project desig-
mated as Tho Music Foundation
center submitted plans for
execution OF ne project AZ a
meeting held wedncsda, evening
or last week a. tho home 81
Mile li,n,on SO liendrie
street nc foll.eine plans were
taken Inlo consideration aud sc-
ccpled
The committees suggested that
the group establish scholarships
wild for period of three years.
three o he awarded each wear
these scholarships TO be fnlly
paid They also suggested tea
The date 10 be Sept 20. from 4
D m uQrl 10 . m The program
10 be the contributions Of talented
artists ~ Detroit
~ this tea announcement viii
b. made concerning methods ol
enrolment OF students in the cen
o. and Snformaiion concerning
ambitions for three scholarships
VIII be released.
The Music Foundation temper
AIRY committee VIII meet We'd
nesdav evening, Sept !, at $ 30
o'clock
Students planning careers IN
music vocal or instrumental, and
drama will communicate with
VIM Hines. 2s5 owen. II inter
eficd in plans Tor creation of
The Center as outlined nv the
temporary committee which meets
again Sept 4.
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CLUB TO HONOR
FOUNDERS COUSIN

All membtfs OF the fJOC r..
Readers club are United To come
and bring friend to gel-ac-
puainied party % be eiven Sept
I az si7 East Baltimore near
Brush street, In honor Of Miss
Nctlle rieeeti Of Trenton Nj.
The visitor IS he cousin OF II "
'rieeett Of Detroit fender and
first piesiden, Of me club which
VAS founded in 1892
Good music will be featured
also plate dinners, Mil he served
those desiring refreshments.
LOS Of mn Is promised 81
are nteed 70 attend and meci
new friends at the opening oi
the fall season MIS- Lena Tig
reit Is conducirtss NJ I. Mc
Colloush president of the club
Henry ligscti. manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
PICKS ALMOST
D TONS OF TOMATOES

An, doubt that the PC Victory
volunteers OF Washington
M r really meant business when
NV boarded bus couple OF
1910 ago and headed for Dor
,Ae.,er County. Md, 10 help har-
Is ooO-acre wartime tomato
ou vas completely blasted last
[r.ssdav when one Of the young
Lee William Hi. picked 1903
|h,skets Of tomatoes. or nearly
500 pounds
Tho Maryland farmers had ex-
rsnsd each of the boys TO har-
~ IN an average OF about so
h.skets day But most OF the
|io,s have exceeded this figure.
nd his one 15-year-old youth
h more Than doubled Il.
So pleased are the farmers with
|,he work Of these youths that
smother group was recruited last
|xsek Now more than so Wash
|neion yonihs are enlisted in the
|lfy helping to save vital war
icons
latest figures available show
|rst about 10000 youths. white
and colofcd, are enrolled In the
|yFv helping 20 harvest war crops
|m various areas whore labor
shortages exist