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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
ATTY. Craigsn
Threatens Suit
Against Jeffriies
Also Flags WXYZ
For Allowing
Vicious Speeches

Afloncv Joseph A. CraIssn.
I--.ia--l-ah.-elaiiili4-s4inssA 81
) san has made ienfous
~ fh manaetnIrr 70
station WY for p.9m3-
Nasor Edward lcffies 70
his recent roi}es of hi-
" n'i Negro poliiei 'alks
~ ia' siali n Attorney q ale
hrcaiens 20 oAfer ihol
+ Eins' re AIascr ani me
s'a'ion unless the slaraer-
mnd harmful statements
+ sr,t he race and himself are
4 ted
s'e MS lriier "a station
WV reads Ms follows
Octohcr 81. 1919
NNiI Ming Trcndle Radio
>'a'ion
Eth Floor Sfroh building
ll,lroit, Michigan
teuilcmcn:
For several NIGHTS. these
dalc> hclnc wen known 10
yon. radio speeches we're de-
il'crcd over snur station by
Edward !. Jcfiric>. .lr.. Mayer
81 The city e Detroit. who j
seeking recollection 60 The ol-
fiec Il Masor. u i common
knowledge TINT these Sne"ches
are henrd h, thousands 81 res
ldrni>. residing mol cnl, IN
~, area. hut other areas IN
The state ~ Michigan and sur
rounding territories.
" + The belief Of this
writer and many other ciii-
Jcus ~ the Nceru rnc" that
speeches thus Jar made are
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Readers. news agents. dl~irih-
utors and advertisers Who send w
material Or commemorate With The
Detroit TrIhunc office are asked
10 include unit numbers In all
addresses.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-09-18
Gainesville News

Rev. A. R. Thomas, Reporter
The Redbone M. B. Church SER
vices were very spiritual and in
spring on Sunday, September r.
Rev. w. L. Gates of Collins is pas
tor. Rev and Mrs. S. J. Jack
son attended the service, and Rev
Jackson preached a powerful SER
mon. Two members were added
to the church. The following Wis
itors were present: Rev. and Mrs.
A. r. Thomas, Rev. C. E. Berry
and Mr.. J. B. Edwards.
The revival at Springfield M. B.
Church began Sunday. September
r. The pastor is Rev. R. ]. Jack
son of Hopewell.
Mrs Rubie Lee Thomas and son
and Mr.. r. J. johnson of 203 E..
Hamilton Street, Jackson, are plan
ming to make Chicago their home.
We hope for them an enjoyable
stay.
Friends-do not forget-see Rev.
w. J. Price for your burial protec-
ton.
If you want a good paper to read
see Rev. A. R. Thomas and get
The Enterprise.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-09-18
Crystal Springs Gossip :.


Sam E. Taylor says it seems that
all the girls are falling for men in
uniform He says to get hipped,
get your boots on get them zip
ped
What do you think Primrose Nor
gan would think when she finds
out that Maids Ard received an air.
mail from Johnnie Sibbie.
1t seems that Matte Mae Jones
can't make up her mind between
the two boys, G. c. or Addrell
John H. Erin has made up his
mind, it is Margaret Jones he loves.
l am sorry that Willie Mae will
not be Mrs. Erwin 1t will be La
pearl Smith who will be the bride.
Girls don't worry about that 1919
bus Mae Bell was riding on, just
so she was not alone.
l am going to tell all of you
hipped cats, don't worry about
Grace and Earl, just try to get hep
ped to 1--WE yourself, because she
has another fellow in town. His
name is Otis Brown and Grace
can't lose.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-09-18
Crystal Springs
News
H. ]. Wolfe, Reporter

Friends were happy to greet Mrs.
Mary Lena Woodward of Meridian,
Miss, who spent three days here
visiting her old friends. She was
the house guest of Mrs Annie Bell
Rogers. Mrs. Woodland will be re-
membered as Mary Lena Tillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eral WEIGH
are pleased to announce the arrival
Of a fine baby girl born Sept. 3.
The young lady has been given the
name of Doris Dorthiner. Both
mother and daughter are doing
fine.
Mrs. Blune and Mrs. Roseanna
Daniel enjoyed very pleasant af-
ternoon in Jackson at the Stevens
Bar-B-Q Inn, where they enjoyed
a delicious chicken dinner.
Mrs. Daisy Hillard from Kansas
City, Kansas, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joe Smith of Crystal Springs,
her brother, Mr.. Dink Richardson,
of Laurel, also brother in Wesson.
She has been here during the
month of August. Mrs. Joe Smiths
daughter left with her for Kan
sas City, Kansas.
Mrs. Minnie Mae Haley from New
Orleans, La, spent the weekend
in Crystal Springs. Her husband
is stationed in Brunswick, N. j.,
and she hopes to join him soon.
Her many friends were happy to
welcome her She left on the 18th
for New Orleans.
Mrs. Louise Black from Chicago,
H., is visiting her father-in-law,
Rev. J. S. Black and sisters-in-law,
Mrs. Wincy Adams and Mrs Fan
ME Carter This was her first trip
South and she reports most en-
joyable visit.
Mrs. Hilda Robinson and Geor-
giaree White of McComb were
guests in the home of Miss Louise
Carter last week They report an
enjoyable visit
Mr.. Sam Eddie Taylor was home
on d 10 days furlough visiting his
grandmother, sister and aunt He
reports an enjoyable visit He also
visited Miss Gladismeree Taylor
while he was here.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
1iihIpra6ige 8reiie nid)t erreiht uer.
ben fGnnen.

SSsn elmer an bas 9an5e britiih,
@eltreib .geridteten &r1nofunfanIpra'
de for6erte G0nigin gliiabetb bon
England bon SEN britii6en Srauelt
Die @ieoerbeleblng bes religioien
@eiltes. @arneno beripies iie oarauf,
oaB ,,l1nier foitbares d)riltlihes @rbs
bon idlinmen ginfliilien beorob"
mer6e. 9ie &onigin prizes 6ie 2eiitln'
gen Ser Srauen in Der 2riegsarbeit
uno iaete boral1s, ite tpiiroen audi
beim @ieberaufbau Ser Nahfriegspelt
etne tpi6tiee 9tolle gu ipielen baben.
9ie f6opferii9e uro pnan1iide &raft
bes gbriitentl1ms belfe oa5u, leidter
oie moralii6e Berantportung ou tra'
gen, bie Sic @eidi6te auf uniere
S1ultern gela6en babe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
MittDodj, ben IL. Nsai 1943

iid in Der iiinslten @egentpart grauen.
haft geoffenbart bat, nod INNER Elm
ungemiiies 3nieliebt gebrettet. Bir
fennen nobl piele Daten uno 3ablen
iiber Die 8orgdnge IN 9fnBlano, We>
rifo unb Spanien = aber tpie tpenie
miiien mir iiber oas peri0nli6e S6id-
ial iener Wdnner, oie bort I'M @e-
bei1nen ibre Saoen geiponnen ooer Of
fen Senferoienlte geleiitet baben9
Mtan miro alio ibon uegen ser tat-
iadlib gegebenen 8ei6rGnftbeit oes
menidliben 8iiiens ni6t erparten
eiirfen, baB Sic @eid)i6te 1ns in ie-
Dem Sale Die lobnenoe ooer ra6enoe
Sano 8ottes leben laBt. Mber es ipre-
den au6 nod tiefere @riinbe fir ein
Gerboreenbleiben ser g0ttli6en Strof-
geri6te. 8urbe ndrnlicb gepiiiernla-
ZEN i6on in ser Mebanif oes irbil6en
Gel6ebens Elm boI1lt6noiger slusglei6
3tpii6en S6ulo lno Sitbne erfolgelt
Damn tpiiroe ser @laube an @ottes @e=
re6tigfeit ieinen decentralization
gSert berlieren. 9enn Damn miiroe es
ltd ni6t mebr 1m einen @lauben inl
nnetapbpiiiben Sinne, ionOern I'M ei-
ne grfabr1ngstatla6e, INN Elm biitori-
ldes @eies banoeln. Oonn ipitroe aber
ou6 iener maieItdtilbe SaB Oes Gre
Dos iiberfliiiiig lperOetL IN oem mir
befennen, oaB emit Ser Weeni benlobn
fcmmen miro 5lt ri6ten Die 2ebenOi.
gen uno oie Soften. @us oieien 3uiamz
1nenbdngen beraus lit es 5u berlteben>
menn Ser Sreiburger 0ogmotiter @n=
gelbert &rebs oas gSort,, Oie 8eltgc=
i6idte iit oas gSeltgerid)t' unter ,,oie
groBen Selblttauidunsen' rebnet,
Init Dem Der Bantbeism1s einen
meltimmanenten Si1m in lein Spltenl
binein5ubringen beriu6t".
uuno oo6 - 10 fdbrt &rebs tpei=
ter fort - rufen mir alle bana6, oaB
Die Soee Ser @ere6tigfeit al1f groen
ibre @rfiilung finoet, l1no 11nier fit.
lides 9epubtiein fann nibt &ube
finoen, penn oieie Soee nibt pertpirf=
li6t miro" @s muB allo oieie Sebn-
iu6t in Ger Wenibennatur ielbit be-
griinoet rno oesbalb audi bere6tigt
iein. 8obl fonnen mir @ott nidt
5tpingen, feline @eridte ibon bier auf
@roen Dor unieren sugen 5u poll5ie=
ben, aber mir fonnen oertiitig bitten,
tuie emit au6 ser Bialmiit geflebt bat:
,;Steb auf, &err, oamit Der Meni6
nidt prable; als 80lferri6ter 5eige
Di6! - @rbebe Di6, o @ott, uno
ridte oieie @roe; erbeigen fin6 Dir
ia Die 86lfer alle!' (Yi. 9 uno 819.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

Sa, mir fonnen iogar nit Si6erbeit
boffen, oab @ott Oieie 8itte aub erz
boren miro. Sn Ser 8eiie, Oob er int
nler luieOer Siege fir bic @ere6ten
1no Strafgeridte fir oie llngere6ten
ienoet - ols cine 9lrt Infiinoigung,
ais ani 6auli6e Sinpeile ouf oas
fomnlenoe fin nftige enogiiltige @eri0t
I'M Senieits.
Der gl6ubiee gbriit brauGt oe5-
balb peOer ungeOuloig nod tleinmii=
tig 5u iperoen. 9lu6 IN oen Sagen
ibperlter Yritfuneen miro er Itets
9tube uno 3uberli6t belpabren t0n.
nen. Sn iol6 edit 6riltliber @elalien-
beit bat emit Salpian Dor anoertbalb
Sabrtaltienoen, ols oie Stiirme ser
G0lferpanoerung iiber bas ron1ilbe
9fei6 81 bral1ien anfingen, auf oie
Srage, marun ou5 Sos Ser Cute,
oft barter lit als oas Der 8oien, mar
Inn &ebtl6affene oarnieoerliegen,
Hu6loie oft triumpbieren, geonttpor.
mortet: uSS9 meib es nidt. S6 tenne
namli6 Die gebeimen Blane Der @ott=
belt ni6t. Mir geniigt oie Stimme oes
Simmels, um mir oieie Satia6e an=
nebmbor 81 ma6en. - gs geniige sir,
menn @ott be5eugt> baB bon ibm aues
geleitet uno georonet miro" Oieie
slnttport miro immer ibre @iiltigteit
betpabren. Oenn Der gleide, in iei=
nem 8eien unperdnoerlihe @ott lentt
beltte tpie oamals Die @eibibte ser
Y0lfer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
Sic ,Office Of &ar Snformatton'
(pra6ige &refe
aber bte fremb>

3eitungen I'M 2onoe reprGientiert
minoeitens 100000 ginlpobner,
penn niht einige Wiuionen mebr.
3. 0ie groBte fremoiprabige @rllp-
pc i'm 2anoe lit oie oe,ti6ltammige.
@s sibt bier 4,949,O0O 9e,1ti6-ame-
ritaner, Sic MIR 9eltih ipreben. gie-
Il anoere beberri6en oieie Sprade lno
bepor5ngen tie. 149 oeltihIprabige
3eitungell beOienen Oieien 9eu0lfes
rlngsteil.
4. 9ie lanoesipradige Yreiie tomnlt
oieier groBen sDtoiie bon 2onoesbc=
mobnern niht nabe gtllr sic frenO-
iprabigen 8l1tter linO bo5u imltonoe.
5. Gie &eeierl,ng bot oieie Sotlahe
pou erfannt ltno erlnubt oie sSreibei1
Der Yreiie IN ieoer befa1nten Sprahe
Sic bat sic griobrlmg gemaht mo
meiB, oaB oieles Nebt (pon ein5elnen
Iusnabnen ubgeleben) nidt mib=
bro1bt miro. Snfolgeoelien genicbt Die
frelnoiprodige Yreiie oieielbe Irci-
belt pie 0ie lanOeslprad)ige.
6. Die Hegierllng erfennt ferner Die
ltnterl ltiiellng oll Oie iie bon Der
fremOWradJigen Yrelle erboltcn bot.
Sbue tie bltteu Oem frenlOlpracbigen
9epOlferllngsteil sic aneritanilben
9riegs5iele nift iiber5ellgeuo ertlGrt,
bie id0olibe YropuganOo nibt luirf=
lam befGlupft, bic Nationierungen mO
onoere notpenoigen &riegsmaBnob-
men nibt flur Oefinlert, oie &riegs-
|onlelDefantpagnen nid)t 10 erfolgreid)
ourbgefiibrt, Die milit0rii1en lno
o1oeren Hegiitrierllngen, oie neuen
Steuergelebe, Die GerOunfelungspor-
| |ibrifterL oie Notpenoi9feit Ser gin>
| fitbrung Ser &riegs5eit, rno pieles ol1-
oere ni6t einbeitll6 perltdnoli6 &C.
nobt >perOen fonnen.
7. Die fremoipro6ige Brelie bot lid
freiluillig uno fortgeebt nit in oielcn
lanoeSputriotilhen Oienlt gelteat,
neil lie oie omerifanil6e Sreibeit
perltebt, it)Gbt uno unter alien ltm-
.unOen erbalten min.
s. 0ie fren1oipradigen 3eitunee.r
iollten Oaber audi ibren gebiibrenOen
2n5eigenteil erbalten; lie tragen loyal
,ur &riegsgepinnung bel uno baben
,t6 oaS &edt Der ameritanii6en I'm
'rltiibung ourb Mn5eigen ertporben,
I'M peiter tatig iein gu t0nnen uno
e beri6affen 3utritt 81 Miuioner
'on 2euten, sic our9 sic reguldre eng
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

Scum bat a,,d sic office of 8ar
Snformation" (S8S) ii6 iiber oen
eroBen : 9ert Ser fremoipradigen
8reiie in unierm 2anoe geouBert uno
iie bofft, oaB oieielbe au6 ourb In.
5eigen llnteritiibt miro. Gor fur5en
belt Serr Nlan granlton, Gbef ser
fremoiprabigen Mbteilung Ser SgSSS,
Dor oem 8oItoner 9ln5eigenflub cine
5eitgenlaBe slnlprade, Ser folgenoe
Sobeptnfte entnommen lino:
1. 8ir baben in Sen Ser. Staote;;
itber 100000 2ellte, oie IN Ta-
milien geboren uno er5oeen m,roen,
in oenen gngliib niht bie llmgangs=
iprabe lit, l,no gegen 100000 Yer=
lonen, oie gngliItb iiberbaupt nidt
periteben. Sbne oie frenlOiprabi9e
Yreiie piiroe es ltnn0gliG len1, oieie
2eute 81 errelhen.
2. Der fombinierte 3irfulation5
unO 2eierfreis Der fremopracbigen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

ben und gibt
dem Magen das
angenehme Ge-
fiihl Won w arme.
Einzunehm e h men
vie auf dem Eli
kett angegeben.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-13

Now, when them most hundreds beautiful new
dresses with of Sprineprced rresby low! Perky
two.piece types that be suit dress casual
day.lons styles in butonfront and hirtwas
dresses for frloush celebrations types
tor women In fine combinations and
mixtures Sizes for misses and women.
Kanns-Budse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-13

Crisp White on Black!
Fresh-os-Sprinq Prints!
New Under-Coot PosteIs!
One and Two Piece Styles!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Circle Names
New Officers

NEW OFFICERS for Ever On
ward Circle, elected yesterday
at the meeting at the King S
Daughters Home, are Mrs.
George Simms, leader; Mrs.
Charles Wood, first vice-leader;
Mrs. Florence Upton, treasurer;
and Mrs. Florence Nobel, chap
lain.
Reelected officers include
Mrs. F. B. Stevens, second vice.
leader; and Mrs. George Valen-
tine, secretary.
Mrs. Norwood Deichert, Mrs.
Nobel, Mrs. Upton and Mrs. VAL
entine will represent Ever On
ward Circle at the annual board
of trustees meeting on Jan. Ia.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Charles Kelin, Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Up
ton.
MRS. A. j. PICKMAN, who
has been patient at Woman 5
Hospital, Detroit for the past
two weeks, is reported today to
be in fair condition.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
GongraMhnon,

Lorraine REHBERG Of IS
Dickinson avenue, upon her
sixth birthday anniversary to-
day.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
FRENDT of $3.50 North avenue,
whose 39th wedding anniver-
sary was yesterday.
CAPT. EARL WATT, whose
birthday anniversary occurs to-
day.
ANNE SULLIVAN. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sulli-
van, who had birthday ami
versary yesterday.
ELMER j. TUCKER Of Gibbs
street, upon his birthday ami
versary today.
MR.. AND MRS. ADAM
LEHL, 81 Gallup avenue, upon
the birth of son yesterday at
home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Parties Resume

GAMES PARTIES sponsored
weekly by the Post and Aux
iliary Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars will resume this evening
at Veterans hall at $50 o'clock,
after the holiday recess.
MRS. ORVILLE ZORN and
Mrs. Donald Sudan won card
prizes last evening at the social
meeting of the Twelve Bellies
Club, at the home of Mrs. Wayne
Phillips.
THE MILTON E. MILLER
CLUB of the Order of Eastern
Star will meet with Mrs. Alfred
Evans, 255 North Gratiot ave-
nue., Friday afternoon for lunch
con at 100 o'clock.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS of Harri-
son Township will meet Friday
afternoon after school at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Hens
chen, Hamon road. Work Will
be done on the second rank.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Calendar 9fCominq G q
THURSDAY, JANUARY

REBEKAH LODGE, in Barron hall at D. M
ST. PETERS GUILD ST. Peters Church. at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Guiette Is Washington avenue, at p. m.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY at the home OF Mrs.
George DeLaRue, Is Moser Place, a D. m
METROPOLITAN CLUB AUXILIARY, at the John r. Muir.
ply clubrooms at p.
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles, at Aerie hall, at D. m.
VFW GAMES PARTY in Veterans hall, at $50 D. m.
FRIDAY, JANUARY
GROUP WSCS of Methodist church, at the home of Mrs
Mabel Demrick 204 Cass avenue, at 2 p. m.
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE of Kings Daughters the home
of Mrs S. B. Spier, 1877 Cass avenue D. m.
ORDER OF WHITE SHRINE of Jerusalem pot luck dinner
meeting in Masonic hall, at $50 p
IOOF. in Barron hall, at p m.
RED CROSS SEWING for Methodist at the home Of
Mrs. Byron Stuck South Wilson boulevard, 10 a M
MILTON E. MILLER CLUB of OES, luncheon with
fred Evans, 255 North Gratiot avenue, 100 p M
CAMPFIRE GIRLS of Harrison township the Mrs
Theodore Henschen. Hamon road, at p. m.
SUNDAY JANUARY 10
ANNUAL PARTY of Ladies' Aid Society the Support of
the Deaf Institute at st. Peters parlors in
Macomb, at $50 D. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Committees Named
for Clemens Group

MRS. CHARLES LINING
TON, new president of Clemens
Mothers Club, today announces
her committee chairmen for the
coming years activities.
They are Mrs. Willard Kidd,
social; Mrs. Delmar Sheets, pro-
gram; Mrs. Harold Schmidt,
publicity; and Mrs. Joseph
Stark, membership.
ZION EVANGELICAL BRO
THERHOOD will not meet this
evening, but will meet Thursday,
Jan. 81, at 8 p. m.
PERS
MRS. HUGO WALTER, SIR,
invited the members of her dup
licate club for luncheon at her
home today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Club Will Fill
Red Cross Kits

THE DONALDSON MOTH
ERS' club met for a pot-luck
supper last evening at the
school. Plans were made to give
a series of card parties within
the next few weeks to raise
money for Red Cross kits.
Three new members were taken
in, Mrs. Samuel Barbakoff, Mrs.
George Guild and Mrs. John
Galbraith.
Miss Margaret McColl, school
nurse, announced that funds for
the penny milk fund are now
available and distribution will
begin in the schools In a -
days. Miss Loa Green gave m
illustrated travelogue on her
late Caribbean cruise. Mrs. Will
liam Pringnitz and Mrs. Arthur
Scarf were on the supper COM
mittee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
State Chairman Speaks
on American Indians

MRS. RAY NORMAN of Uh-
ca was elected regent of Alex
ander Iacomb hapter of
Daughters of the American Rev
olution at the meeting held yes
terday at Mrs. Frank Munt's
home.
Mrs. Norman succeeds Mrs
II w ar d Fenton, who has
served for the past two
years. The new regent, as well
as other officers elected with
her, will take office for the new
heightened term of three years,
beginning in June, l943.
The rest of the slate includes
Mrs. Harry Odle, vice regent;
Mrs. Florence Adams, secretary:
Mrs. Amadee NJ. Mellier, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. p.
X. McWethy. treasurer; Mrs.
Helen Bingham, registrar; and
Mrs. Frederick Mckay, histor-
ian.
In addition TO Mrs Fenton,
Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Lloyd
Hirth, also of Utica, were nam
ed delegates to the national
convention to be held in March.
Announcement was made that
more than $4,000 worth OF
War Bonds have been purchased
by members of the local chap
ter and their families, in drive
to reach a national goal of S.
100000.
Miss Elisabeth Austin Of De-
troit, state chairman of Amer
lean Indian work for the OAR,
was the speaker of the after
noon. She pointed out that con-
trary to popular opinion, the
Indian is not the vanishing
American, that if the present
birth rate confines, in 100 year.
the total Indian population will
equal that of Columbus time
100000. Six thousand Indian.
live in Michigan, for the mos
part in the Upper Peninsula
and they no longer present &
health problem in this coun
try, except for tendency to-
ward tuberculosis. Their citi
zenship having been granted ir
1924, they are subject therefore
to selective service. A total O
10000 Indians are already il
service, and a like number en-
gagged in, war industries.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-07
Anniversary


MIR. AND MRS. OLIVER
FORGUE, 1888 Quinn road,
whose 60th wedding anniversary
is being celebrated today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forgue were to
attend high mass at 8 o'clock
in st. Louis parish this morning,
and will hold open house at
their home this evening. Of their
Is children, seven are living,
and they have % grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
MIR. AND MRS. HERMAN
TIMPF, JR,, "a Hubbard ave-
nue., who announce the arrival
of a son, Thomas Robert, born
yesterday in Providence Hospi-
tai, Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. CLAIR E.
ALLEN, 255l South River road.
upon the arrival of a daughter,
Dolores Jean, born yesterday in
st. Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL E.
DEFENBAUGH, 201 Croker
boulevard, who are parents of
a son born Wednesday in ST.
Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. DALE NJ.
DOTSON, of Warren, who be-
came the parents of a daughter
born today in st. Joseph's hos
pital.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD A.
SCHUBRING of Fraser, who an
nounce the birth of son, Del
mar Harold, today in st. Jo-
seph's hospital.
ROBERT STEVENS JOHN
STON, youngest son of MIR. and
Mrs. Ivan Johnston, whose first
birthday was Tuesday.
RICHARD BAHLMANN upon
his birthday anniversary today.
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Schun1dnn
Evening
is Planned

A SCHOMANN EVENING Is
planned for the next meeting OF
the Monday Musical, set for Jan.
IL at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
E. st. Aubin, 27 Lodewyck ave-
nue., at 8 o'clock.
Elizabeth Ullrich Is chairman
of the evenings program, which
will include a review of Eleanor
Painters Spring Symphony t,
a biography of Schumann, to be
given by Mrs. Herman Beck;
songs of SchLmann by Mrs. Le-
land Coulon, mezzo-soprano,
and Miss Ullrich, contralto; and
piano numbers by Alice Slo-
comb.
Assisting hostesses will be
Ruth Moore, Mrs. Glenn Lew
ark and Mrs. Otto Nickel.
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Zion Groups
Meet Jan. rs

THE DETROIT Regional Wo-
mems Guild of the Evangelical
and BEDFORD Church will hold
its annual educational meeting
Tuesday, Jan. 26, at st. Peters
Church, LaWndale avenue, south
of Michigan avenue, Detroit.
Devotions at 10 o'clock will
open the meeting at the church,
of which the Rev. F. H. Eglins-
dorfer is pastor. Helps and su2-
gestions for conduct of women S
guilds will be included in the
program.
Luncheon will be served at
noon, reservations for which
must be made with A. Zillgitt,
1877 Whitehill, Detroit, Airing
ton 2316.
Directions for reaching the
church follow: take Michigan
car marked through" or
Rouge, and get off at Tren-
ton avenue, walk one block
south to the church.
MRS. CHARLES J. SHEP-
PARD left this morning for Chi
cago where she will visit with
her parents and attend the we'd
ding of her sister Beverly Kre-
hemker who will be married
on January Is to Houghton
Langsdale, son Of the late DR..
Langsdale, of Chicago.
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Fuel Oil Work
Under Control

GAL VOLUNTEERS
who were TO work this evening
on fuel oil rationing in the coun-
ty building need not report,
since the volunteers working
Tuesday and Wednesday eve
ming have completed the, spe-
cial work to be done, Mrs. Rus
sell Stark, director of the Vol
unteer Office of Civilian De-
Tense, announced this morning.
Mrs. Stark emphasized that
those volunteers slated to APP
pear for work on Friday from
10 o'clock on are still needed.
MIR. AND MRS. PHILLIP
HERNANDEZ, Seminole Hills,
entertained at dinner last eve
ming, in their home, the follow
ing guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Kronner, Mrs. Anna Byrnes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meier and
children, Joan and Joseph, Jr.,
of Detroit.
MRS. CECILIA HIGBEE- en-
tertained the ST. Louis Mignon-
cite Club last evening, card
prizes going to Mrs. Richard De-
Ketelaere. the hostess and Mrs.
Herman Smith, Mrs. Edward
DeSmet, a guest, won house
prize. Other guests were Mrs.
Harvey Forton, Mrs. Fred Lozen
and Mrs. Mary Lozen. Mrs.
Doniel Hansinger will be host
eSs Ian %
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ST.. Walther League
Plans Card Party

SEN Tor WALTHE Err
LEAGUE of Trinity Luthean
Church will sponsor public
card party on Jan. 20 at B
o'clock in the evening at the
Lutheran school.
Tickets may be obtained from
any league member. Helen
Hurttgam is the general chair.
man of the party.
MRS. HERBERT H U Mt + r
and Mrs. John Heintz were
hostesses last evening when
members of the j. u. G.. Club Of
Selfridge Homes gathered In the
clubhouse for bridge and pi-
nochle. Mrs. Allen Sannes was
presented with a farewell gift.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs.
Kenneth HARDWOOD, Mrs Ed.
ward Hyatt, and Mrs. Albert
Bane, while pinochle winners
were Mrs. Walter Ostrom. and
Mrs. Leonard Withrow. I.