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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

Dubay Of Memphis, have return
ed TO Camp Make. Texas, after
spending a furlough in their
home here.
Miss EloiSc Miller has resigned
her position IN the Memphis post
office. The new clerk is Mrs.
Hayes Mcclure. VINO for many
years was employed in the post
office here before moving to
Port Huron.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

Mrs. Joseph Fowler Jr. She gave
a paper on Modern Medical
Science Honors in contests
were won by Mrs. Hugh Dolan
and Mrs. Ruth Snyder. This was
the last meeting of the club for
the year.
Mrs. Ralph VIII and son,
Johnny, are visiting Mrs. wills
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Miles AK
tell, in Shepherd. Mich.
Mrs. John FraleIgh of Berkeley,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

and son, Ardle Z. Fraleigh, fire
man first class coast guard of the
u. S., stationed at New York, N.
Y. spent Saturday with Mrs.
Fralcigh's parents, Nh. and Mrs
Wesley Boss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Keen
an Of Detroit were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Keen
an.
Marshall and Vincent Dubay,
twin sons of MIR. and Mrs. Peter
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

another Lillian Leitzel?"
The production numbers in
clude only couple of wartime
notes: In Let Freedom Ring"
all the United Nations peoples
come out in holiday dress, and in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15
CIamorous CIamorous Genuine Circus Hits the Road

THE Changing of the Guard, "
The elephants march in scarlet
coats and military hats
AS its direct contribution TO
the war. the circus has set aside
an honor section" of seats for
every performance. Tickets for
that section are coupons gwen
the customers who buy War
Bonds. Every seat was turned
over TO Uncle Sam on opening
night here in Madison Square
Garden and the place was a
sell-out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

WILMINGTON, Del. - The
Boston Braves wind up their
road exhibition schedule with
the Athletics here today and
Manager Casey Stengel fears his
pitchers are much too short of
work against professional rivals,
SO he plans to use two pitchers
game, regardless of their sue
cess, during the first week of the
regular season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15
Memphis

MEMPHIS An interesting
meeting of the Memphis Study
Club was held Monday night in
the home Of Mrs. A. j. PearSall.
Members responded to roll call
by giving health hints. A short
business meeting preceded the
program, which was ir charge Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

PHILADELPHIA-The Phils,
with one inning of baseball and
20 minutes of other practise the
last three days. hope to get
back into action today against
the Washington Senators ! at
Trenton. The Phils think George
Washburn, former Yank e
mound chattel obtained yester-
day from the Chicago Cubs on
waivers, may help bolster the
mound staff.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15

After embarrassing with streamlning ballet
dancing and Stravinki music, the Biggest Show Earth
right back the clowns caOpes sawdust pink
Onade What with the there lots this
the Waendas Neft back their hghwre and Gaganua
bOttOm) still gOwers the with
The Valley settler., 1943-03-19

LOCI T, UNIT OF A.T.G.
Army instructors were visitors
at the local Unit meeting Of the
Alaska Terri orial Guard lest Mon
day nieht. Films were shown Of the
dramatic LATHE Of Midway Island.
This colcrfu1 and inspiring film
was recei I'd with enthusiasm by
the members. In addition there
were fills issued for training pur-
poses incl li6in., the use Of BOBBY
traps ga the nothoe Of firint. the
pistol.
raril'c lecture was delivered
on the us Of the hand grenade and
ais y The a'ifle ,renede. Deyons ira
tions wcr mace and the various
types OF renaees examinee ana
studied = members Of the Guard.
Our loo / momhe rs will be int Ter
estee II .1owins, that steel he'll
NETS, CT 4r16ee belts, canteens,
trench 81 wells, mattax an6 other
material re now on hand an6 will
be ISSUE in the near future.
Plans { beinc mace for q twenty
two riff ranae to be established
somewhere In Palmer fer use # he
Guard. should be an in6oor
course q" SO fer efforts to let q
suitable l cation has been fail
ure. Ne" twenty-five rifles and
ammuniti or have been received fer
this rrtc ice enc It is hopee that
We cab ct this proc ram under wat
In the r future.
Members f,n6 prospective me M ers
Of the unit Will re int crested in
knowing + t our basic trainint
now heint nearly comp Ieted, VIC Will
have re, MGR army ms tructc rs every
week for he purpose Of supp lement :
Inc. our = ular drill.
This sinner oil Basic arms ono
their use as weapons in home de-
fensc will be studi ed as we'll as
actual II lo training. and stratee ic
mencuvers. There are ONE vacen-
ctes for }ombers and it is expect
&c that oar auth orized strength
wi IL be rou- hit up to date in the
next few weeks.
Seth. Cook,
NOTICE, TO DOG OWNERS!
The Valley settler., 1943-03-19
MANAGER STOCK ANNOUNCES CONTRACT
SECURED FROM ARMY FOR PRODUCTS.

A contract for the largest amount
lof vel etanles ever produced in the
Natanuska Valley, was negotiated by
Manager Stock and signed, this week.
The Army ae.rees to pay the hi h
est price allowed under the ORA.
for this district. The items wanted
are potatoes, carrots, cabbace and
lettuce. as the contract calls for
more then twice the amount ever pro-
Iduced fer the local markets, and
|consiGerino the fact that the normal
markets must also be Supplied, it
will be necessary to raise about
three times more than usual. This
lis a real challent 9 to the farmers
lof the Valley, but we believe that
lit will be conc. The cooperation
received from the Army Officials In
the matter Is very c0mmendahle.
For the first time In the history
IF tho Valley q profitable market
lis guaranteed for all Of these pro-
ducts that can be raised.
It new locks like VIC will either
have to put up or shut-up, on the
vegetable rroeuction.
MRS. LEE HARRISON FOUND DEAD
NEAR SUTTON, CAUSE UNKNOWN
Mrs. Lee Harrison, g native woman
who has been known as "Chi cka1 loon"
t1llllIC 10 inc rSSlCSQCS Oh ChG mat
Enuskn Valley, was found 6ead ~
IL ok Corey al out 6 mile and one
half aNOve SUIT ton en- the Esko Branch
|of the Alaska Railroad last Monday.
Mystery surrounds the cause Of
her ceath and a ccroner's inquest
k"as hel6 in Pa liner on Thursday, to
Feteraine the cause. The Corcner's
Jury decided after hearing the de-
tails CT the case iven by wit
hessess called, that the cause was
conmi ssh oner Hunt ley conducted
the hearing, Deputy District At
T orney Arne11 from Anchcroce ques-
t 1 oned the witnesses and was assist
ed by Deputy Marshall Mona han who
brought the body TO Palmer.
According to the testimony iven,
flrs. Harrison acc ompani &c hy Keefer
kivasnikoff, q miner from Eska was
Pm Palmer the evenin, before her
Heath. the couple ate q nner at ora
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
BY Sgt. Ruth Mead

in tension. but our officers are
buster than ever. I'm working
tonight again so am taking this
chance 10 get another letter off
10 YOU in a lull.
On my last half day off I had
a grand swim. The beaches here
are perfect. We lit out for the
nearest one and / pulled my old
trick, limping and looking visit
full. So we got a lift in ieep
and only had TO walk a mile to
the water.
There was a nice beach, with
umbrellas and after lunch we
lay in the sun. with discrimina-
ton since this African sun is
fierce, and. nibbled olives while
the bugs nibbled us.
Have / said anything about
our mosquitoes over here? They
are the dive bomber variety and
worse than a barrage Of ack-
ack.. One Of them spotted a hole
in my mosquito netting the
other night and went. off 10 tell
his chums. They came back in
V formation and the WAC took
a beating.
Honestly dears, II I had as
many dollars as I've had laughs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Rockingham -On-fhP-SfOOp
Front Porch Vocation
Nerve Rocking, Too
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

You help the effort by staying at home your
vacations making long distance telephone calls and
refranng from sending baled hay by parcel post.
In other words. don't congregate street and
don't obogganng department store escalaors
Stay al home the did in the old days
and train carriage dog under the sewing machine
You can fool yourself by giving own house summer
name. How about Rockingh the Porch?
If want to get the effect of motion while perched
the porch throw rug into the washing machine and
speed her that will make the house shake like
cocktail mixer at in the afternoon.
Your asks you to stay home Unless you get
that postcard from your draft board.
Well in weather like this I'm satisfied bend hammock
to my shape I>\ IA .N\. ,.
I did like those boarding houses crowded
beaches and long railroad trips.
I'm opposed to sightseeing trips And if they continue
be part of the scheme Of the world shall
be a coward.
Copyright, BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
a Series Of Letters
Home to Detroit

out of this army I'd be a mill
lionaire In fact l am, almost.
For now in my status l get SO
fat American dollars each
month.
l do hope we get made part
Of the regular army 1t looks as
though it would go through.
Mother, you wondered II I
ever miss my pretty clothes.
Well. every time ! SEGA smart
looking French girl walking
down the street in a super
swell outfit / get the formal
blues but as a rule just about
everybody is in uniform so I
have plenty of company.
Works coming in again. so
I'd better stop shooting the
breeze and get TO work. The
hosiery problem is getting
worse, so if possible shoot some
in the mail.
Now that the excitement has
died down Id like 10 go 70 a
new place nearer the fighting
but il looks as though that
wouldn't happen for some time.
Lots of love 10 both of you.
Lovingly your
'Dog-Fsce."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

sickening Ia see n lot of husky,
physically AT grown men putting
on short pants and playing
game with bat and ball when
other young men or The same
age are fighting and dying for
their country on the seas. In the
desert and in the Jungle
DEOPLE usually do not go
Il the limit IN investigating the
possibilities Of some allment
from which they are suffering
being cured.
Take deafness. Most deaf
people purchase 4 hearing aid
and let il 90 at that
Yet some of the higher type
Of ear specialists are performing
operations which restore 10 the
deaf their full sense of hearing.
In New York if a man Of 20
wants TO get married he has 10
get the permission Of his mama
and papa
However, a New York girl Of
20 or even one of 1S can marry
without parental permission,
evidently the state Of New York
thinks a girl Of IL has more
sense than a man Of % They
are probably right about that.
THERE is much talk in fe-
Il male circles regarding the
current scarcity OF husband
material. I have heard il said
that every eligible young man
is now being pursued by at least
10 women.
Yet / have a letter from a
young United States Army Of
fcer stationed in California,
stating he is having great diff
ficulty in meeting a nice girl
Of the type fellow would want
TO he the mother Of his chill
dren."
Quite a few young fellows
judge girls by their possibilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

They quip that MGM en-
gagged Lou Holt as a producer
las an answer 10 20th Century
FoX'S George JesSel,' . LOIS
Collier, Universal player, files
for divorce this week.
He's Robert Duncan, Bank Of
a m erica exec. Howard
Hughes, the millionaire, and
Ava Gardner, the recent Mrs.
Mickey Rooney, are now MAX
ing their dates public The
bomberS fly low out here so that
the roar OF the motors Will train
the citizens against panic if
and when.
Two Of the Ritz Brothers and
their wives make daily visits 10
a beauty salon which has
mems dept. The wives wait
outside while their grooms take
treatments. Beauty is so
common here many Of the look
ers are office boys Bob
warmers Senders thumbnall.
critique OF Rep Clare Luce:
KISS the PoiSe Goodbye
BEVERLY HILLS NOVEL
ID ET"TE He IS well-known
among the Texas millionaires
-. After a toHg struggle u &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
The Brighter Side

TNiE representative Of a biz
eastern book publishing
house who has Just made sell
ing tour Of the nation tells me
that his firms fall list does not
carry one war book. fact or fic-
ton, and that dealers every
where practically embrace him
when he passes out the informa-
ton.
This il apt 10 he gratifying 10
newspaper owners They may
accept il az an augury that other
book publishers will adopt the
same policy and thus release
vast amount Of white paper that
has been boarded up by authors
who are writing or contemplate
writing war works and that
might be converted into news
print. For between the authors
and the government leaflet
throwerS the newspaper fellows
are really in a fix for paper.
But fear my announcement
will act as a depressant on the
authors themselves, as besides
the paper they have also un.
doubtedly accumulated a large
number Of words for which they
Auld have no immediate use.
- ! am not so sure that the
newspaper owners would get
any considerable paper relief
from a book shutdown because
the authors might require much
Of the pulp as fuel TO warn their
attics when the winter winds do
blow.
I LIKE 10 think 81 authors in
Il atticS. confess / never
saw an author IN an attic but
il sounds romantic. The poor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Louisville. ky.
Pork Stew Center

as future mothers That is why
a clean cut -hnalthv looking
Young woman never has any dir.
fculty in getting a good nus
band.
HARRY BARRIS. Veteran
IL vocalist, once a member Of
Paul Whiteman's three rhythm
boys. The other two we're Al
Rinker and Bing Crosby
BaFFis. Whe IS also COM
poser. wrote one Of CroShys
greatest hits Il Surrender,
Dear"
Jack Dempsey. In nine fights
he earned S2,7l2.070.
As a boxer, referee, actor
and cafe owner Dempsey has
made about six million dollars.
l always thought the Demp-
sey-Fulton fight at Harriston.
n. j., was the shortest on
record.
II wasn't II lasted Is Sec
ondS. with the count.
The fight between Battling
Nelson and Willie Rossler lasted
II seconds with the count.
WAS stated here that many
w English women did not
know the amount of their hus-
bands salary.
Som EHElishwemeH- piger-
ously contested this claim.
Let's look at the record.
Juanita Frances of the British
Married Woman's Association
recently called the attention Of
A London government group 10
woman who had never known
the size Of her husbands pay
check.
This woman, testified Juanita,
discovered after her husbands
death that he had been earning
$1,000 a year tabout $4,000 and
he had been giving her e. (about
Sl2) week for her housekeep-
ing money.
DILL (Bojangles) ROBIN
- SON. dancer. Now SIS and
still going strong.
He is a physical marvel.
Has been shot four times and
recovered quickly each time.
Shows you what a diet like
Bills. which is exclusively Of ice
cream and hot biscuits, will do
for a man.
Paula Thorpe. Writer. Also
a breeder of thoroughbreds.
Her horses recen y won
three races in the same day at
Aqua Calients.
Names Of these horses were
Paulas Star, Paula's Jewel and
Paulas Lulu.
That's not a bad idea having
your first name in the names OF
your horses.
Don't be surprised IL after
the war you note on the race
program some noble animals
named Eddie's Pride, Eddie's
Joy, Eddie's Wonder and Eddie's
Longshot.
They will be mine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
BY Damon RunyOn

guy ShiverinE there az a bat
tered kitchen table his numbed
fingers pushing his pencil by the
dim light NJ a Pickering candle.
few cTlStS Of bread his only
SUStensnCe. Yet with fame and
fortune lurking around the cor
ner for him when he finished
his war book, ! Suffered al the
Savoy %
II certainly sounds more ro-
mantle than the picture Of
LOUIS Bromheld for instance. in
his great mansion. mid his mel
lowing Ohio acres. lollng AZ his
huge mahogany desk, debating
10 A beautiful blonde secretary
At So per word. That IS IS per
word 10 Louis not the secre-
tary II ! have underStated
the situation and the price |
beg Mr.. Bloomfelds pardon
perhaps the desk is not ma
hogany but teak
Speaking of war books. I
heard ~ sad thing that hap
pened 10 dealer on the West
Coast not long ago The floor
Of his store collapsed under the
weight Of his stock Of litera-
ture Of that type and he was
precipItated into the basement
under such a vast amount Of
print that when the resCuing
squad found him ne vas so fiat
tened out that they Just put
him IN the newest volume of
personal adventures Of some
body as a book plate.
THE movie exhibitors. accord
Il ing 70 the trade journals
and other sources, claim their
cash customers are surfeited
with war pictures. which must
he gloomy tidings for the pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Man Ab0ut
Hollywood

cumulate his great wealth he
decided 10 settle down and
marry Where does an
aging man with nearly all the
money in the world he once
said, find a woman who will
marry him-because she cares
about him-and not his dough ,"
He finally met a lovely gal
considerably younger III
you marry me he proposed,
III build you the most beauti-
ful home in California-among
all the movie Stars-and we will
give wonderful parties there
and meet them ALL But
that's not what / want" she
said.
81 want some one who loves
me. A beautiful mansion and
all the money there IL couldn't
make me live In II. III You want
TO try your luck, I'll marry you"
And so they were married
The mansion is now his
tomb A week after il was
finished-she ran away with the
interior decorator.
CTUDIO small talk: They
y hear Myrna 10y will return
10 pictures with VIM. Powell IN
The Thin Man Comes Home
And then one film a year for
MGM Enrol Flynn, Ida
Lupino and Ann Sheridan are
dickering 10 finance films in
Mexico Robert Donat, the
star. is in Algeria broadcasting
news for BIC.
He was first 10 air the Sicily
invasion Capt. W. f.. Cox Of
Beverly Hills will we'd Gen Joe
Stilwell's daughter, Winlfred
Muriel Morris has the inside
track as the next Mrs. Red
SHELTON Gene Krupa. doing
time on that marijuana rap,
has hired a press agent
The Victory Through Air
power" film has reconciled Gen.
Arnold and Mai. Seversky.
Barbara Brewster MRS. A.
BloomlnGdale) has retained for
mer l.. S. Atty ] r. kaufman
in her melting action In
siderS hear that il may he
sizzler Edith Gwynn's sum-
up Of certain celeb She s my
best false friend
cepyrFht - Daily Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Better Health
BY DIR. Logan CIendening

TH1S column presumes that
l. every American. male or
female, not in the armed forces,
between the ages Of lS and SIS
Cor in some cases overb, has
considered giving a pint Of blood
in order 10 make blood plasma
for the armed forces.
When A procedure so unusual
and foreign 10 ordinary routine
is carried out on such a large
scale as Red Cross blood donat-
ing. there is bound 10 be
great deal Of gossip and rumors
which spread like wildfre, and
in this case are often SubversfVe
10 the war effort.
One such piece Of gossip
which has come 10 my ears is
the great fear Of fainting on The
part Of the donor giving the
blood,
In the first place I think I
should say. having seen several
blood banks in operation. that
every care and precaution is
taken 10 carry out the proceed
ure with The very best tech
nique there are doctors and
nurses and attendants: the
IS donor Is. II necessary, rested be-
fore the blood is withdrawn.
4 REST period is provided
"A afterwards with refresh
mentS Of orange Juice or hot
coffee or milk or whatever
seems most appropriate
The amount Of blood which is
removed is one pint approx
nately one.twelfth Of the blood
IN the body-and by universal
medical agreement can do no
permanent harm.
All these things tend IN mini
mlze the importance Of fainting.
As a matter Of fact, a faint
does no particular harm except
that II creates An area Of fear
IN the community Of the donor
Some London physicians have
attempted 10 find out what par
uCular type Of donor IS likely
10 faint and why he does so
Painting is more frequent
among donors bled, for the first
time
Neither anemia nor over
weight has any apparent re-
lation 10 faintng.
The surface area Of the body.
which is rough guide 10 blood
volume, Is somewhat smaller
among fainters than among
nonfainterS. The humidity or
room temperature has no re-
lation to fainting Men faint
just as often as women.
The rate of withdrawal Of
blood has no effect as long as
the amount drawn stays within
the prescribed limit.
FATIGUE seems TO be a very
important factor This is
probably because II causes a de-
preston Of blood pressure.
Painting is found more often
in those who had their last
meal four and one-half hours
before donating bloos or longer.
The blood pressure taken be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Broadway

FACES About Movietown:
Greer Carson in tears over
a surprise gift of jewelry from
THE Gang'-during the last
ARke" of Mime. Curie."
~Mervyn LeRoy's headache
shaving it from 20 reels 10 ID.
The Chsplins. on a Beverly
Hills corner chatting. And not
passerby stared. C'Whaddaya
think this is-New York?O.
Sophie Tucker. who extracts
a weekly gross of nearly $4,000
in a local cafe. Previous stars
there averaged about ~ Gs.
Capt. Jimmy Stewart, who
was always so thln--now very
skinny.
Louella Parsons, the High
Priestess of the cinema colyum-
ers. She just finished her auto
biog: The Gay Illiterate" -.
She got the title from an ar
ticle which so described her.
George Raft giving his best
performance-trying to be in
different about the crash of his
recent longtime romance.
Ben Bernie. on the mend
from a pretty close call, telling
his Severest critic:
Take a good look n what
happens from trying 10 take on
too much"
THE Big Time Warmers
Il flicker, THE Constant
NyTnph." The denouement is so
sad IL makes you choke
Bennett Cerfs tribute TO GerSh-
win in the Sat Review of hit
erature Phil Ohman'S crew
and the Latin Ensemble at\ the
Mocambo The torchant
titled: Take II from There"
Lippincotts Inside /'he
FBI." by John j. Floherty/ duS
on the Dist Ray Bourbon i
Risgayities at La Boheme. A IN
Jean Mainland very funny 2.
Don't miss Under Cover (due
today.
HEMOS of Midnighter:
Margaret Hayes twice-a--
sek-msid permits the actress
TO use her car twice weekly
SO YOU want 10 he a Star
Dept: Merle OberUn Was
charged $500 for one wisdom
tooth extraction IN New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Quick Answers

la Delaware, Pennsylvania.
New Jersey.
Pa "A Tale OK Two Cities:
tb) Lorna Doone CO.
Don Quixote. y
3-tsD Mechanical, Cb) electri-
cal. fc) switch.
IA Vermont. New Hamp-
shire New York. Connecti-
cut, Rhode Island.
5-ta) Persia; (b) Roman En-
pire; tc) England.
6-(a) Northeastern: (hl north
western; Co southern.
Copyright, 1913, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Connolly Answers

THE torch is in the right
hand There is no Scales OF
Justice.
2 True.
3-Guilty.
4--You. Of course. saw glarlng
flaws IN the argument. The
sick and the wounded are
kept in bed. the aged are
confined 10 u, and more per-
sons spend more time in bed
than any other place, so
naturally more deaths occur
IN bed.
5-Either 2 3 2, 2 3 2 and 3 1 3
Of 3 | 3. 3 | 3 and Isl.
Copyfigh'. ias5. ~ King Features