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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Legal Notices

Howard Denyes. Attorney. sth Floor
Industrial Bank Bids
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
made IN .he terms and conditions o! a
COMPANY, INCORPORATED a Michican
CORPORATION, Of Detroit, WAYNE County.
NRTi6NhL Msq hIKpErRo1r lNDy Naob1
Banking Association, Of the same place
Mortsagee dated the 10th day % sep
tchoer, d. 1892, and recorded IN the
County o. Macomb and state OF Michigan
% the lttE day OF September. A y
US! U.s. IN lioer 32l a MORTGAGES, on PAGE
9Vo OF which MORTGAGE there ,s claimed
20 DC que. a. the date 81 this notice. for
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED EIGHT AND
90 100 DOLLARS ts4'i0s s6l And no
sL4l or proceedings az law or IN equity
GRNlng been instituted 70 recover the
Geo. o secured by SAID mortgage or any
the power % sale contained in said
NO, Y, Itsaee aro pursuant 20 the statute
OF OF nc S'ale O! Mich.Ean in such case
MARCH. a D 1914 az Twelve - oelock
mofigaFc Wiz be forcciosed by sale at
pu0Ac auction 20 tho hishcSt bidder. az
ne Gfatiot Street entrance 20 the Ma.
II, c S9e9ty , s5ead.1s in the Sly. Of
tthat being the building where the Cir
cur Court for the County OF Macomb is
i4NAA'' "a litF premises described said
mortgaee or so much thereof as may be
necessary 70 pay the amount due, as
Aforesaid, on said mortgaEe with the
interest thereon az four and ore-half
per cent '4igftl per annum and an LEGAL
costs charges and expenses. including the
attorney fees allowed By law, ard also
any sum or sums which may be paid hy
ne moTtgagec. necessary 20 protec; his
interest IN the premises Which said
premises are described as follows: All
that certain piece or parcel OF LAND situ-
atc IN the City OF East Detroit in The
county OF Nseomh and state OF MichlEan
and described as follows, to-vit. LOT four
Nay Homes Subdivision - OF part OF
MorthweSt "a o. Section -. Town /
North Range 10 East, Erin Township
Mscomo County, Michigan, according 10
The plat thereof as recorded in Libcr T.
Pase 10 OF plats. Mscomb County Records
Iogether with the Entertainments and
appurfcnances thereunto belonging
Dated az Detroit, Michigan. December
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK
bblNOlI' MoTtgagee.
HEYWARD T DFNYES,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
9Th Floor. Industrial Bank Bids,
Detroit. Michigan.
Randolph $3.50.
Dec. "a. q. 20 Jan. s. =, 90. 81
Feb. ;, 10, l.. "a. Mar. ?, 9-M-L
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ChapOsOn Will
Filed Today

The Will OF the late Henry
0 Chapoton, president of the
Mount Clemens Savings Bank,
was filed in Probate Court to-
day by Attorney William T.
Kelly.
Ralph H. Donaldson and
Charles j. Reimold wer appoint
cd special administrators and
furnished bond Of $4,000.
The hearing on the Will before
Probate Judge Joseph V. from
bly, will take place Jan. 81 at
10 a m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Suspected Drunk Driver
Found Not Guilty

Fred DeCaussin, 80, OF 3345
Hicks street, Rochester, who was
arrested in Shelby township on
Dec. 2 by the Romeo State Police
for drunk driving, is today free,
after being found not guilty Of
the charge Wednesday morning
by Justice of the Peace Frank E.,
Jeanette.
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plants had been received daily
from Utica residents.
A total of Is dogs was gath
cred in, II alive and one dead.
They were taken 10 the county
dog pound where they will be
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held for four days for owners to
claim. After that they will be
disposed Of.
The warden said he will re-
visit Utica next week to pick up
remaining strays.
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Dog Warden NaESs
StrayS ian Utica

UTICA - Following a recent
warning the county dog war
den was in Utica Tuesday. pick
ing up all dogs running loose.
The action was taken after COM
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Too Late to Classify

Girls for war work. Light,
clean bench work. Apply Cadil-
lac Can. Co. Mary ST., Mt.
Clemens. AT
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SA FRONTA
kLASNE BORBE
POvisica Teracima a

CHICAGO, ILL - Rec rovisi-
ca dobro zyuci. Zlo je u tome sto
poVisice, Il vecini sluGajeya, nisu
stvarne povisice. ORC Sto Sc zove
povisica nije ni5ta drugo doll de-
limitno nadoknadjivan;e ranijeg
gubitka ziyotnom standardu rad
nika. Tako je i sa poviSicom koju
su pro5le nedelje dobili teraGi tro-
koya Il Chicago, Illinois. $500 ne
dele poVisice koju je odobrila
Vladina agencija WLB, rredstav-
LA rrvu povisicu "a te radnike od
l941. 4 ko je tai koii bi Sc usudio
kazati da je $500 nedeljno dovolj-
no da Sc pokrije porast Il cenama
zivotnih namirnica od 194l. godi-
lie DO danas?
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Pretty kresania najanniee

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - 1000 rad
nika Edgar Thompson tvornice
Carnegie Illinois Steel h0Tporacije
(Eoia je nedavno optqze1a d. va
III kvalitetu cel;ka. Vi1i glavni
;lanak na pryoj stran:ci.) stupiS2
Ia Strajk L znak protesta protiv
'manjivanja naiamnice "tinebee-
oera' "a 16 cent? na sat. Pod Dri-
iskom raznih agencija, st'alk be-
1e priveden kraiu dgugoe dana
obecanjem da &c stysr bjti da-
a Ii ruke arbitratora.
Jasno ie da smaniivanie niam-
ice rezu}tat uvadjania novoe me-
oda "a ra6unanje radcce yrenle-
a. Z stvari ''timekeepeli" su os-
ali bez posla, zamea5ani su cd
trane naSine. Dok s. lcmpaniji
rebali "timekeeperi" J0tle Sc pla-
alo "a radnu snagu "tiraeteepe-
"a, sada III wise ne treba, sada Sc
'laca "a accounting mill clerks
oil kompaniji vrede IS eenti ma
at mamie, Iii barem tako ksmpa-
ija oseGa da III moze hupiti ga
oliko mamie. Taho je ped drus-
venim sistemom ped l.ojim ie rad
oba koji Sc kupuje r1edaje ma
snovu istih zakona koji seeulisa
upovanje . d y n os-
ale robe To Sc da o5strani.i sa
'dstranj njivanjem uzro&a - kapi-
alizma.
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cd ikojeg vez.-kazni ienikc-na-pos nasilnog re
grutovanja, koje Sc moze iZumet'
! No plntokratski podupiraG konskrDciie
radnika jeni su tim argumentom. [
nednom do-vraga konstitmcija uvodnillu nil,-
iorska Herald Tribuna, 3. marta 1943.. odgo-
vor gospCdnu Baruch-u :" ova ic ze1n-
! La, veil on ''suoGena .jcdnom ollolnoScu ko-
ia Sc mora smatrati da zasen.iujc svaku teori-
ju''. TO &c reel, da su potrebe ameriGkcg kapi-
taIizma takove, da Sc wise ne SINE dozvoliti nj
kakvoi konstitucionalnoj naredbi, ia i'm budo
na putu
| Herald TriEuna predIaze sof.zam. putcm
koga bi Sc konstituciiska zablana nepIivolnc
sluzbe moela zaobci. Dopustti ratlniku. (a
mena posIodavce, ''ako ina dobar razIog'' i
dozvoIu od TpcsliyaGke Sluzbe Siednicnih Dr.
zava, plepornGuje on. ''Takva b; mu [radniku |
predohrana, Gim IA msc, pruzila iedan stcDen ne
ovisnosti Cd privatnog gospodara y jos odrc-
dienie rolozaj jednog namestenifa Ujaka Sc
ma. Tai sofizam ie prozran, ali on pokazuie
kahye krainosti zrabiiva6ka Elasa pada, ia
izrabi aada5niu neprilku "a nametanie fcudal-
nil okova ma radnika. Herald Tribuni konskrip-
ella radnika ''.zgleda preko potrebna'' Opasna? /?
Ne Herald Tribuni. ''.... ham Sc moze naoi-
niti da rristaje, da ne zulji kozu'' veil ona
\ to baS icstc ham. sa svoiom ogrlicom
Stlangama, uz1ana zvalama, sto naSi pluto
Elatski gospodali sad uobliGavaju "a amcriGlr
radnicku klasu To niie zato sto '.radi iii vo-
iui Il, jc dclotyoEno II ogranicavaniu "a vrene
rata, da oni prevocvau u zakone konskrptova
MIA radnika; to ie zato. sto ie 'sradi iii voiui'
samo Il ratno yreme. Ono. Sto zrab
li.yaGka banda sada priprcma icsu kontroe,-
l., IL
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Daniel De Leonovo predvidj jamie.

Pre- wise od tTideset godina Daniel De lie
ove po>lcdlco koncentracijc industri;e Was
nl>tya te drugih zalzona svoistvenih kap:talis
nittva te dru@ih zal1ona svoistvenih kapitalis
tiGlom sistcmu On ie predvidee pokusaie pc
sedniute vladaiuce klase, da zauzda radnik
j uniSti Slobodnu radnu piiacu
OgluGe Ii Sc radnici tn onomenu. d.
odeidvore svoie vlastito oslobodje jenje, oni c
''poonuti duhine robova. prayil robova plu~
tokIatsko-feudalne zaduzbine''
stvaki, koia prlza improsvan dokaz i,
nfegovoi vanrednci mo:i predvidienia i silva
canja dlu&tvenih sila, on ie napsao:
'Noze biti dvoibe, da Ii Smo mi sad Il ka
nltallstltkom sistemu prayOm. Mnogo hi Sc me
"!c reel priloe teoriic. da ako nismo JOS
lednom tlrukGiiem sistcmu mi Sc bro kreccn,
k nicnlu.... Ova zemlia sad ulazi ietlan SO
clIalni sistem koiem ime 'kapitalizam'. u svo
ne prayom sm'slu, sve mamie mamie prista
q. Jeean monoponi per.od sad Sc brzo die
Wis, kome naziv 'Pfutckratski Feutlalizam' les
tc pristoinije ime''. 90 PoIitici. 1909
u, Sc sIazemo sa De Leonom. da ie nazi,
'plutckratski feudalizam' iii ndustriialni fe
pristoiniie ime "a cru nczaularenof
gaZdovan IA monopolnog kapitalzma. L isto vre
me m pokazulemo, da ie illdustriialni fcudali
zam jedna preinaka kapitalizma On ne zame
ninie, kao Sto ie to tinio kapitalizam sa feu
lalizmom, iednu vlatlaiucu l1lasu tlrugom, nit
oonlstava osnovne zakCne egzistencie starog:
slstoma. Ista vlada iuca klasa vlada Bogatstv,
los uvek ina oblik "Cgromne nagomIanost
sobo''. Ono, sto feudc kapitalsti nameravai,
Ia cine. ieste kontroliranje zakona nalazecil
,e Il niihovom sistemu.
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Tramvaiski radniei .

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Gfadska
'prava Clevelenda nekakc i1igra-
"a tramvaj jske radnike koii veG
'davno traze povisicu. Tahe je
a radnicima odelenia voae~ koii
'rete da &c opet stupiti Ma strajk
9ko i'm Sc ne da trazena sCsisica.
DO sada Sc gradska uprava izgo-
'arala na razne nadine ali sada
lpotrebliiva argumenat da je
oredsednikova skorasnja salRka
vezi sa najamnicom ossmogu-
lila gradskoj upravi da da sovisi-
u bez odobrenia Wade.
Ia radnike je glavno same is d.
10. Sve naporniii rad ! uvet7 ras-
ece Gene zivotnih nar7jrniea. ti-
1e zivot radnika tezim tezin. To
'tanje stvari proizvadia sve~-ve6e
'ezadovoljstvo koje radnici prava-
ljaju svoje zahteve "a nosisicu
lajamnice. To je priroAae. All
.lo je II tome Sto su Il na4eri
lapred osudieni IA propast. Ne
ma poboljsania stanju raanicke
Slase pod kapitalizmonn. RaaBici
,rebaiu da Sc odluce da ohore ka-
>italisticki sistem naiamnog. rop-
'tva. SIP. stoji gotova sa: pro-
ramon "a izvrsenje te najva5ni-
ie tacke na druStvenom ahevnom
'edu. Lets go!
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Totalni kapitalist.

Pravi znaaa konskripciie radnika ne me
ze Sc razumeti, ozbilina opasnost, k6ia sad.
pret americkim radnicima, he moze Sc ocenit
osim axe razUmemo uvazimo opStu tendenc
III kapitalizma k mnopClnom kapitaizmu iii
feudo-kapitalizmu. Laissez-faire kapitalista b,
20 postaje izumrla sorta. On Sc pretapa II jedr
neg svemocnog totalnog kapitalistu Izvrsn
cdbor monopolistickos kapitalizma, poitick;
Drzava. { toj Draw vlasnici cine pokusai
>tarog sistema da kontrolirajiu raelnike. ne
intcresu owe iii one grupe kapitalsta, nego
'nteresu tog tctalnog kapitalista, kapitalistic
Ike klase
Moterna plutokratiia kao hamiltonci ra
i:ih godina owe Republike, smatra own zemliu
svcjom liom, Konstitucju = svojom Kon-
stituciiom Men ie STAY svojataski. Kad to ME-
MIN nteresima sluzi, ona he moze da vidi ista
krivo II oskrnjivaniu narodnih tradicija nj u
gazenju Konstitucie. Nista "krivo'', toiest,
ako Sc cham bude mogao naciniti, da pristaie,
a da he zul ii', axe on he potstrekne radnike
z.vahnoi svesti niihove opasnosti, ako on he
izazove Nth Ia udruzivanje njihovih ogromnih
latentnih snaga, da obore klasnu vladavinu po-
dignu Industrij jahu Republiku Slobodnog. l.
zobilnog Rada.
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Traze 1870 povisice

NEW YORK, \. Y.-Gradeki rad
nici New York-a traza IS posto
povjSice. Interenstno 1e biti pos.
matrati drzanje gradoracelniha La
Guardije koii je neEa3a goyorio
So 7seudokomuniSticl,a pozo4nice.
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Guido: Komranija trazi
povisicu "a svoje radnike!

(. DENVER, Colo. = Prosle -nede-
lie Utah Copper kompanija ape
lovala je ma War Labor Board de
joj poslednji dozvoli da pevisi. ma
jamnicu svojih radnika.
To bi bilo neko eudo k<ssla.- ne
bi bila jasna cinjenica da ie~komr
panija trazila dozvolu da~ psyis;:,
najamnicu svojih radnika "a -eelfh
- 25 cent? ma DAN!
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Sta! Stloge k0zne samo zato. Sto Sc ne DO
lavIs ma poslu? IA to ie fantastiGno, L nacis-
fckoi Nemackcj moe da bude. ali ne ovle
Ne budite presgurn, tla Sc to nece dogo-
diti ovde. Ne budite presigugni. da ncfeta
nac iednog lepog ultra svoioi posti has ta-
kvo sacpstenie I>tina jie, la ie ovo Amerka
lie nacisticka NemaGka. Ali .;e takodjer istina
ia ie ovo kspitalistielza Amelika. unravo kao
&to ie nacistifka Nematka karitalisticka Ne
matka. ODE naciie kapitaist Gka klasa ic
snotena sa bitno istim problemmm [ che ma
cile kaptalisti traze ista reSenia "a tai problem
MGZda ie kr;vo primcnjvati sadaSnie vre-
me ia nac,sticku Nemacku L nacistiCkoi Ne
mac!1oi kapitaliati su nasli ono Sto chi veruiu
da ;a reSenie ra,nog problema sistem kon-
troll, koie su mStIe slobo,lno radno trziSte
svele nomaGkcg radnika ma polozai ndustr-
lalnog roba. t America kapialisti su po6el
usva iati sli:ne kontrole ogralliGavanie lem rad
nika ia izvesne delokruge. sputavaniem agr-
lsultulnih radnka /, sada konskripciia rad
nika
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"Niti ropstvo niti neprivclna sluzba".

Cvodeci sistem prsilnog ra(la IL America.
Eapitalisti naaze ia prepreku nepczlatu IL
vecni d,ugih zemalja = ma nedvcmsIenu kol-
ia doptna Konstitucije proglasuie:
'>Paragraf L. Nit ropstvo niti neplivolna
sluzba, osim kao kama ia zlcGn "a koii optr-
zen1 ina bti zakcnito pronadien kr.vim, ne
sme postoiati II Sjedinjenim Drzavama nii II
ma koiem mestu podpadaiutem pod niihovu
jurisdikciju
"Paragraf 3 Konees &c imati moe da sta
VI Il k,epost oval clan putem odgoyaraiuceg
Zakonc davstva''
kako da Sc savada Ia zapreka p.tanie ie
koie plutokratski podlpiraci konskripciie rad
rika sad sam sebi zadaiu. Bernard Baruch
umrovlieni finansier predseCnik odbora rat
nih industrial Prvos Svetskog Rata veruie.
da Sc to ne tleba III pokusavati Ma | marta on
ie opetovao gle,liste, izrazeno pre- dvanacst go
dina, da ie "pokusai konskriptovania radnika
-. nemoguc opasan'. Voinici sluze lcmovi
nj, kazao lie on zaiedni:ko; kangresnoi kabi-
netskoi lSom sill "a Organzovanic Rata. a nai-
mlienici 1ade ia privatnu indust1iiu operisanu
"a profit Zatim ie nadcdaao:
'Pnslna sluzba ia privatnog gospodara
leste uvek bese lasno opetovano tumacena
pa strane naseg Nrhovnog Snda kao rops-
VIC.
To he znaei, da Sc gospodn Baluch proti-
u neposrednoj svrsi pristine radne sluzbe. On
nisll, da Sc ia svrha moze postici zapreGiva-
1lem nesaglasnom ratlniku mlitarnom sluzbom.
: Radi iii vojuJ' parola, reGe ON. ..podesna, ie
"a beskraJnu rastegl5ivost i daleko je ieftinija
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(Napomena: Neizvrsenie zapovedi gornjeg
nalcga kasnlivo je strogim, zakono propisa-
MIN, kaznama.)
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DrHavna UposliraGka Sluzba.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
GEORGE DALEY JR.
WEEDS MISS MORRIS

The home OF George w. Daley.
Is 8. Adams ST., was the scene Of
pretty wedding Saturday evening
when his son, George, Jr., was until
ed in marriage with Miss Marjorie
B. Morris. Detroit. Rev William r.
Shaw OF the Baptist Church OF Ypsi-
lanti read the ceremony in the pres
ence OF friends and relatives.
The couple were attended by the
groom's father and Miss Nettie
Fleming. The bride was attired in
a black sheer frock and wore a
shoulder corsage OF white garden
las. Miss Fleming's frock was navy
sheer with navy accessories.
A reception followed the cere.
mony for friends OF the bride and
groom.
The home was decorated with cut
flowers and a three TERED white
wedding cake formed the center
piece for the brides table
Those attending the wedding
were Mrs. Nettie Fleming. Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Bernard. Mrs. Kate Neff and
J. J. Londey, Ann Arbor, Herbert L.
Daley. brother OF the groom, and
Miss Dorothy Poet of Detroit II. f.
Jones and Dorothy Rich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Eriewine, and Rose
Oelerman. Ypsilanti.
The couple will make their home
in Detroit.
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Service Briefs

Pvt. Jack VI. Abbey, son of Mrs.
Gertrude Abbey, w. Cross St, has
completed his basic training at
Sheppard Field, Texas. has spent
three weeks at saltwater A. and VI.
College, Oklahoma, and now has
been moved to Drexel Institute OF
Technology at Philadelphia, Pa. He
is in the Army Air Corps.
Pvt. George H. Curtis, who Is in
the anti-aircraft division communi-
cation crew. has notified his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Curtis
that he has arrived in North Az
RIGA.
Edward T. O'Dea, %. has arrived
at Wittenberg college. Springfield
o., for a course OF instruction last
ing approximately five months prior
to his appointment as an Aviation
Cadet in the Army Air Forces Fly
ing Training Command. During
this period he will take numerous
academic courses, as we'll as ele-
mentary flying training. Upon COM
pletion OF the course he will be
classified as navigator, pilot or
bombardier and go on TO schools
OF the Flying Training Command
for training in these specialties.
Here's the record set by five
young Army Air Forces pilots from
Ellington Field, Texas.
They were awarded their silver
wings and second lieutenant com
missions on the same day-July 3.
1942-at Ellington Field. Tex, huge
twin-engine advanced flying school.
They were all sent abroad to par
ticipate in heavy bombing missions
as members Of the Eighth Air
Force.
Recently all were awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross on the
same day for the same reason
meritorious service in combat &C
ton.
Today. the names and pictures of
all five we're added to the Ellington
Hall OF Heroes by Col. W. H. Reid,
commanding Ellington.
The group consists OF First 1t.
Richard L. Kruse, %, $50 Clark
Road. Ypsiiani. Capt. william ].
McKearn. %, Beloit, wis: First 1t.
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Henry s. McMurray, san Leandro,
Calf; First 1t. Ripley W. Joy 81,
San Francisco, Calf, and First 1t.
Fred R. Gilbert, 80, Beethoven,
Calf.
Charles D. Southland son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph l.. Southland, l21
Linden Place, has been promoted
to technical sergeant, it was an
nounced at Hamilton Field, Califor-
mia. where he is first sergeant OF a
fighter squadron. His wife lives at
2256 Greenfield Avenue, S. W.
Grand Rapids. Southland, 90. Joined
the Army in January, 1912, and re
ported to Hamilton Field in June,
1913. He is a graduate Of Roosevelt
High School, and attended Mich
lgan State Normal College. He has
also studied at Boeing School OF
Aeronautics in Oakland, California
and since joining the Army, at the
| Army Air Forces School OF Applied
Tactics in Orlando, Fla.
Miss Janice Hops spent the
week end in Cleveland with her
brother, Robert Hops, who is a
cadet at Wooster, Ohio.
Charles f. Hines Of the L. S. Ma.
rine Corps was graduated from
Aviation Metalsmith School, Jack
sonyille. Fla. Saturday, with honors
receiving the rank OF corporal. He
phoned his family Sunday saying
that he was leaving for Cherry
Point. n. c., where he will take
up his duties as Instructor. He ex-
poets to be home soon on a fur
Tough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Falk. Milan,
received a card from their son,
George, with no date Saturday
noon. George had been reported
missing in action, on Java, Feb. II
1912, after the battle in Java.
George wrote, Il am interned in
the War Prison Camp at Moulmein,
In Burma. | have no illness. Am
working for ten cents a day. am
with friends lin his own printing! .
hope all are we'll at home. Don't
worry. With love, George"
George was last heard from Jan.
"a, 1912 when his mother received
a phone call from him from Java.
He was reported missing in action
Feb. Il, 1912 and no word had been
received from him since. He was in
heavy artillery:
George was indicted into the
Army March IA, 1871. He was grad
uated from che Milan High School
BESIDES his father and mother he
has a sister, Eva, at home. His
mother had had hopes she would
get a card from him, particularly
after other people began to get
word from prisoners who had been
on Java.
Pfc. Clyde II. Fields qualified to.
da yas an expert B-24 Bomber me
chanic upon his graduation from
Keesler Field airplane mechanics
school. Private Fields. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Fields, SIT Pear
St, Ypsilanti. was one Of scores OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
OBSERVED
BYlUIS j. KUHL

Luis ]. Kuhl was honorsd on his
10th birthday Sunday, when Mrs.
Kuhl and his son, Carl Kuhl, ar.
ranged a dinner at their home. 4lI
Oak 81. Dinner was served to mem.
bers OF his family and friends pres
emit and Mr.. Kuhl received many
gifts.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Thur.
man A. Walters, and daughter,
JOY. Mrs. Lois Terrell, and Beverly
and Paul, and Peter Dobbie, all OF
Ypsilanti Frank Raymond and
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Wilson,
Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.
Maifert and Dora, Donald and Rose.
Detroit and Edward Kruse, Mon
roe. A daughter, Mrs. Frank Ray.
mOnd, who is visiting in Maine,
was unables to be present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
YPSILANTI AERIE
HOSTTO DISTRICT

Ypsilanti Aerie OF the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles was host for the
District Meeting Sunday at their
hall.
Represented were Adrian, Albion
Ann Arbor, Jackson, Monroe, Te-
cumseh, Pontiac. Kalamazoo. and
Sturgis.
Eleven new members were init
lated into the order.
The State Organizer, William d.
Lorenz. Muskegon, was the prinei-
pal speaker. Other state officers
present were State Secretary Harry
Chandler. Jackson. and State Trus-
tee. Harold Badger, Ypsilant.
II was decided that the District
will contribute to a fund and pur-
chase a heavy bomber which the
National Aerie will present to tire
United States Army.
The Ypsilanti Aerie will purchase
a $1,000 War Bond and everyone
present was urged TO purchase as
many bonds as possible during
this drive.
Pontiac Drill Team provided a
very impressive show of fancy
drills.
An enjoyable dinner was served
by the ladies OF the local Aerie.
A floor show was presented by
members OF the Toledo Aerie.
Marvin and William Hoops gave
songs and dances. Marvin Hops
acted as master OF ceremonies.
Sandra Lee was the vocalist and
Lurena Wagner played the accor-
dion and danced. Both OF these
young women recently arrived from
California where they had enter
tanned.
Four hundred members and
guests were present.