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Evening star., 1943-12-15
In Mrmnrtant
TAYLOR. ROBERT T A to,

n TAYLOR, AZ ROBERT 7: token of love
athe2 enc RosERT SesqTi mfm2Ty Of my loving
one year ago today. December Is. 1874!
Your heart was the truest in the world
your love the lest TO recall,
For no one can take your place,
You are still! the dearest OF all
Sincere and kind IN heart and mind.
What as T. Wonderiul memory you left behind
LONELY DAUGHTER. CARRIE T MA
TURNER. EDWARD W. AND LUCYA. In
mother EDWARp, 8, W S"a and geIt hucY her 1R aRd
NER. who departed this life Respectively,
January 81. 1927, and December Is 1913
While you. dear parents, rest and sleep.
your loving memory well always keep
YOUR CHILDREN.
WATSON MAGGIE JACKSON. In mem
JACKSON wATsoS' eo Who ho'hfs deparaed Ma0G1E hs
NE seven years ago, December Is, 1888.
face that is ever before us.
A voice that We cannot forget:
smile that will last forever,
In memory we see him yet
HEh JAcksoS s2SS' GEORGE AND RICHARD
WHITE, FREDDIE TIBBe. In sad bu,
FREDDIE TIBBs WHITE. who departed
this llte eight years ago today, December
Deep in, my, heart is a picture
,, or loved one laid to rest.
AL LIdlHS / S1aI keep II,
Because she was one Of the best
Ny heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes have shed many tear;
God only knows how I miss her
In this last parting year
LOVING MOTHER AND DAUGHTER,
Gz92RG GE9RG1E T. ALLEN VIRGINIA. c.
WISE, LAURA. In memory CT our de-
voted mother, LAURA WISE. who passed
away December IS, 1910
Sweet memories will Iinger foreve-
Time cannot change them. It's true:
Years that NAV come cannot sever
Our loving remembrance OF you
HER CHILDREN
WRIGHT, ELIZABETH. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our dear mother and
grandmother, ELIZABETH WRIGHT who
departed this life five years ago today.
December Is. 1898.
In our hearts your memory fingers. -
You were loving, kind and true;
There is not day, dear mother,
That We do not think of you
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Or. E. Porter Felt Dies;
Famous EntomoIoqist
BY the Associated Press.

BY The HsSoclated Press.
STAMFORD. Conn. Dec. 15.-Dr.
E. Porter Felt, IS. nationally known
entomologist and scientist. died yes
terdav of heart attack in his Of
fee at the Bartlett tree research
la aboratories.
DR.. Felt. native of Salem. Mass,
served as New York State entomol-
ogist for 30 years until he came
here in 1928 He was editor of the
Journal of Economic Entomology
and author of several books on trees.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
FOREIGN Exchonoe

NEW YORK, Dec Is LP).-Forcien eX-
change rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars, others in centsD.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
get TO- per cent discount, or 50 so Unltei
states cents. unchanged
Europe-Great. Britain, Official. buying.
4 .02; selling. "a
UNCHANGED Brazil. free, 5.2On: Mexico,
20 65n.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Isaac Van Wrinkle Dies;
Oregon Attorney General
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM, Greg, Dec. l5.-1saac H
Van Wrinkle, attorney general OF
Oregon since 1920 and dean emeritus
Of Willamette University, died at his
home last night.
Mr. Van Wrinkle, 73. had remained
at his desk despite failing health
until few days ago He is sur
vived by daughter.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
9. Irwin, II,
PhiIonthropist, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

FTFSS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec l5.-Wil-
liam G. (Wiln Irwin. II. Indiana
banker, industrialist and philanthro-
pist, died yesterday of heart disease
Death occurred in his Office at the
Indiana National Bank of which he
was president.
Mr. Irwin, bachelor, was born at
Columbus, Ind. He was Republican
national committeeman from In
diana in 1888 and was one of the
original supporters of Wendell L.
Willkie for President
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Cabe|| Fitzgerald Dies;
Veteran Newspaperman
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y, Dec. IS
Cabell F. Fitzgerald, associate Sum-
day editor of the New York Journal
American, died today at Meadow
brook Hospital after long Illness,
He had been on the editorial staff
of the Journal-American for 81
years, including service with the
American before that paper was
merged with the Evening Journal.
A native OF Richmond, Va, he
headed copy desks in Pittsburgh
Denver, Cleveland, Kansas City and
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Fats Waller, 81, Die
OF Heart Attack on
Train in Kansas Civ
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 15.-Fats
Waller, 80, noted colored dance band
leader, died today on a train in the
Kansas City Union Station.
A representative of the coroner's
office said after preliminary ex-
animation that he. had suffered a
heart attack. The body was re-
moved to an undertaking establish
ment and a further examination
was expected to be made.
A physician who had been called
to attend another patient was sum-
n1oned to Mr.. Walters car. The
station masters ofiice said the or
chestra leader collapsed while talk
ing with his manager.
Appeared in Los Angeles.
The manager, Wallace T. (Ed)
Kirkeby of Brooklyn, said Mr.
Waller was returning to New York
after a two-week engagement in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Waller had been i'll
with influenza for 10 days, he said.
Mr.. Kirkeby related that he heard
Mr.. Waller gasping as they arrived in
Kansas City this morning, and found
him seriously i'll in his berth. He
summoned a porter, who called the
physician.
Mr.. Waller, known privately as
Thomas Wright Waller. attended
Paderewski concerts in New York
at the age of 10, studied under Carl
Bohm and Leopold Godowski
Despite his respect for the classics
he paid taxes on reputed income
of $72 900 in 1941-and jazz did it.
Known internationally as Fats
he weighed 278 pounds.
Mr.. Waller composed such hits as
Amt Misbehavin'," "Feet's Too
Big" the music for Comics Hot
Chocolates" Keep Shufflin" and
the current Broadway success
Early to Bed"
For appearing with l3-piece ac-
companying band he was paid $4,000
week, but he preferred to play
with flve-piece combination a,
$4,000 a week, because he said the
smaller orchestra was more flexible
He was equally famous in Grea,
Britain and Scandinavia. where he
spent a total of 20 weeks in 1888 ano
1899.
Mr.. Waller came from a musica
family which had its roots in Vir-
ginia, His grandfather, Adolph
Waller, was violinist of note
around the South. His mother sang
and played the piano and organ.
Fats father was the Rev. Edward
Waller, pastor of the Abyssiniar
Baptist Church in New York, one OF
the Nations largest colored congre-
cations.
Played Church Organ at 10.
The started playing the organ ir
church at the age of 10 and at Il
was playing professionally in a
Harlem movie-vaudeville house.
He started on the road to nationa
fame around 1882. playing on the
early morning Rhythm Club" ol
Station WLW, Cincinnati, and ther
was called back to New York as g
sustaining artist on the Columbia
BroadcaSting System.
When not touring the country. Mr.
Waller lived in a seven-room Eng
lish brick house in St. Adams, Ions
Island. where his favorite pastime
was playing the piano or electric
organ. He enjoyed playing an elec-
tric organ so much that while or
| tour he invariably rented one TO,
use in his hotel room.
Although Mr.. Waller was known
for his Jazz interpretations. his con-
tracts contained clause barring
association of the term boogie-
woogie with his name.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Dec. Is P-uncertaintv
over the wage and subsidy price control,
coupled with threatened strikes in the
textile industry restricted trading in cotton
futures today
Prices backed and filled in a narrow
rance under alternate influences of mill
pr,oe nxins and new buyine and hedge
selling and liquidation N
Late afternoon values were Is cents a
bale HIGHER to : cents lower. December
1885. March 1885 and May 1888
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Washington Exchange
SAL Is.

Capital Transit Co so ct 90, 20 at %
116i2.
Lincoln Service eommon-l0 at -, 10 at
L..
Lincoln Service r. fd-1o at A., 10 at
~. 10 al ~, 10 at ~
Washington Gas common-4O at 81.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Odd-lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec Is GP,.-The Sc.
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New YORK
Stock EXCHANGE for December IA 3.lS5
purchases involving S6,S36 shares: 3.146
sales involving 81 800 shares. including 81
short sales Involving La shares
Evening star., 1943-12-15

There is no such thing as blood
less victory. Yours, too, is needed
by Blood Donor Center. Call Dis
trict $500 to make an engagement
Evening star., 1943-12-15
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Evening star., 1943-12-15
Draths

BELL. JAMES HENRY. On wednes.
rs 1s5S sbS ths home G
loved husband Of the late Fannie T Bell
oI. nna ahsT Md of M4s MFs kens MsySa.s St Bat d
Cherrydsle Va Mrs. j. w Kerns Of Falls
Church h W. Va: Thomas / and and. Grover Grover E.
Bell Of Baltimore, Nd; -,
az ST. fs Is
Friday; December II, at :! pm, Inter-
ment Lincolnia, Va. Ii
BoRLAND, CLARA. On Tuesday. De-
eemSey a, 1913. at Ppresbytsrign. Home
LANp NeReSn Remans Ts restns rw MsS at the % Zines Zines
Co funeral home, 2901 14th St NV, until
IL noon THURSDAY, December l6:
Home THURSDAY. December is. at . pm.
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Is
cember IA l943, ALFRED c: BROWN. Of
SyeTs M 3
Services at Chambers fureral home, 5l7
11th st Sc, on THURSDAY Deesmber CEN & i6,
terry.
eember " IA % Is4s' at her ' residence, Is?
vie vie q I W, 3. BroVa @ and pMr mother : Of CAPT
at the S. H Hines Co. funeral home, 290l
14th st. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
BROWN. WILLIAM E. On Tuesday, De
eember IA, l943, at his, residence, a2o
Florida ave. NV, after a lingering illness:
WILLIAM E. BROWN the beloved son of
the late Jennie and George Brown. He
is survived by five sisters, Della Henrey,
Ethel Brady. Ann Madison, Bette Lofty
and Rosaline Williams, and other relatives
Murray & Son, 1897 10th st. NV.
Funeral notice later.
CALLIsON, RICHARD r. On Tuesday;
December IA, l943 at his resldeneG' n9 G5N I5by
beloved husband of Florence B Callison
and father of Margaret c. Richard C and
Friends may call at the Lee funeral
home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, whefe
services will be held on THURSDAY De-
eember is. At pm RelstiyeS ssSsT and aiI1
Cemetery. 10
CANDIDo. RICHARD: On Monday
December l3, l943, RICHARD CANDiDGO'
Services at his late residence. 1899
Barker St Sc. on Thursday, December II t.
At 10 am Intermeat Cedar Hill Gene
terry Services by Chambers.
CARAwAY, IRENE NJ On Tuesday. De-
forum, IRENE NJ. CARAWAY, beloved
daughter of James and Lucy Caraway and
sister of Miss Louise Caraway and Mrs.
BERTHE Carhn. Remains resting at the
Chambers funeral home, l40O Chapn 81.
NV, until pm. WEDNESDAY. Desembe5 >,
N. C.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, Dec. Is uPn-Dividends
declared.
Accumulated
Evening star., 1943-12-15

DUNWooDY, JAMES P. The comrades
H% of Richard j Harden Camp,
No >. U S w. v, will assem-
fHHFSNOl BILE at United States Soldiers
lM. .sStHW Home Chapel Thursday, De-
&S2&3A GENDER l6. 1913, at 1915 m.
to attend the funeral Of our
G late comrade, JAMES P. DUN
WOODY Interment United States Sol
diers Home Cemetery.
CHAS. BAYNE, Commander.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
CLEMENTS, WILLIAM n. oncers and

CLEMENTS, W1ILTAM n. ONICtTN aITu
members of the Bureau of En-
~, ! !.
N8A eraving and Printing Post, NO.
are requested to assemble Al
ave Sc on Thursday, December r.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Draths

HANDY. JOHN. St. Thomas Com
mandery. No, 21s, knights of St
John. announces the death OF JOHN
HANDY. Services of the ritual at Nc
CURES funeral home, $40 9th St NV,
Thursday evening, December 16, 1943, at
SIS o'clock.
COL. GEO. W JOHNSON. President.
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C"9"9ed

MARJORIE FORSTER whose
engagement 20 Donald Stcffcns
was announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Ernard Forster at
q dinner party al their home on
Camden avenue, East Detroit on
Sunday Her fiancc is the son
of Mrs Edna S'cffcnS Of Utica
road Fraser No date has been
set for the wedding.
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CaAnAa, e{Conina Gyenb
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

THURSDAY, PTEMBER .
THE ROYAL NEIGHBORS viii hold their meeting
at Barron hall, at p. m.
CARRIE LUNGERHAUSEN SOCIETY, poluck supper with
Mrs. William Lloyd Riverside Drive, al $50 p. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS COMIANDRY. No. ST. Knights Templar,
Will hold state concave at 745, preceded by dinner
$50 at the Masonic Temple.
KINGS DAUGHTERS. Girls Own Circle viii meet at the
Home.
friday SEPTEMBER 10
WSCS with Mrs Claude Mulkin q Moross avenue p m.
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE of Kings Daughters with Mrs. B.
Spier "A 230 O'Clock.
PHILATIIEA CLUB of the Presbyterian church will al
the church at o'clock. Letters of interest boys
in tho service will be read Group No charge of
the program
THE WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM, No 48 Of Nacomb
county, Will have pot-luck dinner at followed
by a regular meeting at7:45 the Masonic Temple
MONDAY SEPTEMBER l3
BOARD MEETING of the ROScVille Order Rainbow
girls viii be held at o'clock at the Masonic Temple
Gratiot.
THE ST LOUIS BUTTERCUP CLUB will meet at the home
of Mrs Walter Dubay 62l1 Conger Bay Drive, 100.
THE GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE Of the Kings Daughters will
hold their first meeting of the year 80 at the home
Of Mrs A. B. Allen 20 Miller street.
YOUNG WOMEN S METHODIST GUILD with Mrs Frank w.
Kssell 81 Byron Court, at o'clock
BIN SENIOR SISTERHOOD at the Synagogue, IS South
avenue, at 8 o'clock
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA
REGULAR MEETING of the RoSevile Signet Society will
be held at the Masonic Temple, at u o'clock Pot
luck luncheon will be served
YOUNG PEOPLES CLASS of the Methodist church with
Rev. Alfred P. Landon, at 8 p m.
THE MlZPAH BIBLE CLASS of the Methodist Church will
meet at 200 p. at the home of Mrs. Pam Campbell
557 Buckingham Drive.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
THE ROSEVILLE Order Of the Rainbow for girls will hold
meeting at the Masonic Temple Gratiot at 1870 p
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With the COlOrs

WORD HAS BEEN RECEIV-
I'D 10y Nr. and Mrs Walter ".
Dubal 20 Broadway that their
son CLAYTON has been promot-
cd 90 PIE. al New Orleans. La.
MRS WILMER J. MELDRUM
Kaye Dubsy) left 10 JOIN her
husband. Cpl Wilmer :. Mel
dram who is stationed az Fort
sam houston Texas VIII c
there they viii celebrate their
first wedding anniversary, which
occurs Sept -
SECOND LIEUT. AND MRS.
DONALD r ADAMS MARY
LcWark are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. vs.. Glenn
LcWsIk IFS Beuland avenue.
Lieut. Adams who received his
wings and commission az George
Fic,a ILL.,, August 80. VIII leave
Friday GO report az Newport
Army AR Field Newport, Ar
kansas Mrs Adams viii remain
in Mount Clemens for several
weeks.
SEBGT. STEVE STOJSIH. Of
Marietta, O. and Corp James
sta55-i+t4 STA, -ef Pain Springs. Cal.
sons of Mr. and Mrs Milan
SioJsih are home on furIougn
AVIATION STUDENTS Jack
VI. Little, son of Mrs NJ. K. Lit
tie. and James krausc. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Robert X Krausc.
have completed their studies at
Spring Hi College, Ala, and
are now stationed at San An
tonic. Tex awaiting cIassifIca-
ton for a pre-flght school.
SECOND CLASS SEAMAN
VERNON p. WOODRUFF. son
Of MIR and Mrs John Wood
ruff, 1864 Willow street. has
been home on a Today furlough
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Going Away Dinner
Given for College Girls

pink and lavender asters from
which ran ribbon streamers in
green and lavender shades to
each place and every ribbon
ended in a gift.
Her guests included Hester
Matthews Jean Adams, Joan
Ullrich. Kaye Blomeyer, Patri-
cia Dancr, Elaine Trombley,
Barbara Pfeifcr, Isabelle Wool
ard, Betty Duckwitz. Margot
Brcitmcycr, Pauline PrinGnitz
and Marjorie Card the latter
from Detroit.
John jacob, Of Detroit, a cou-
sin of Miss Sucks who is an
amateur musician. furnished en-
tcrtainment i'm the evening.
JOAN GOODAR, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Goodar,
Will leave Tuesday, Sept. IA, to
attend school at Ferry Hall,
Lake Forrest, III. She will be ac-
companied by her parents.
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Shower HonorS
Marion Engelbrecht
IARION ENGELBRECHT

MARION ENGELBRECHT,
bride-clect OF Sept. 10. was hon
orcd last Sunday afternoon al a
miscellaneous shower given by
Ethel and Arlene Engelbrecht,
Pearl PapiSt. and Mrs. Arthur
Schwartz AZ the Engelbrecht
home in Davis. The 80 guests
played bingo
Miss EnGclbrccht will become
the bride OF Harold Rohrbeck,
Of Waldenburg. on Saturday,
Sept 10, at o'clock at st. Pc
ter'S Lutheran church at Ma
comb.
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PETITPREN, 266 Dickinson, a
son, Michael Francis, Sept. 6.
MR.. AND MRS. RENE HENRY
VANDEVOORDE, 26279 Hoover.
Center Line, a son, Duane Au-
gust, Sept. 7.
MIR. AND MRS. KENNETH
HARRINGTON, Cos Harrington,
a son, Sept. 8.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM +.
l.. HUGE, 3l540 Church road.
a son, Sept. 3.
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BY Ann STENICK
>rA >~n Correspondent

WASHINGTON Further re
auctions on meat undoubtedly
Will appear on the October point
chart The stampede Of cattle
and sheep held back for price
reasons, and now beginning to
come in from parched ranges.
should reach your market by
then The drop of one point in
September on some beef and
lamb cuts doesn do much mora
than give you the two extra
points you Will have to have
for butter
The rise in butter points was
inevitable. There is a nation
WIDE ciamor for butter, which
remains very short. Optimism
over the new supplies created
by the reduction from 80 20 20
per cent in the amount taken
for military uses viii probably
come 10 a dismal end.
Production of butter S going
down so fast that this change
writ not make much difference
in your market. There is a good
deal of margarine available at
four points a pound II VIII have
TO substitute for some of your
butter.
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Congratulations

DORIS YOUNG, Armada, who
celebrated her seventh birth
day Saturday, September 4, at a
party given by her mother, Mrs.
Gladys Retzlaff, for II guests.
Bunco and bingo were played
and lunch was served.
MIR. AND MRS. r. D. LINK,
d Woolworth Court, are cele-
brating their fourth wedding an
nlversary today, September 8.
MASTER SGT. and Mrs. Fred
Heppler, who will celebrate their
ninth wedding anniversary on
Monday, September l3. Master
Sgt. Heppler is on foreign duty.
MARVIN LOUIS ULMAN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson VI
man, 81 Huron avenue, who is
six years old today. He was en-
tertained at a birthday party
for IL guests on Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRIS
TEBO, l07 Michigan avenue,
who celebrated their oath we'd
ding anniversary Saturday.
TO rIR. AND MRS. LEIGH
TON SCHWAIM, 1853 Dickinson
street, on the birth of daugh-
ter, Florence Ards, Wednesday,
September 8, at home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-09
ANTICAKE RLIE law

A New England blue law OF
the nth century forbade the
sale Of cakes and buns except
for bridal or burial parties, in
order 10 reduce the gossip and
friyollty of womcn'S parties
where cakes and buns were pop
ular refreshments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-09

JANICE STUCK. daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. Byron Stuck, was
hostess al a going away dinner
last evening for college girls,
al her home AT $50 o'clock
Her table set for IL was cen
tered with an arrangement OF
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from Great Lakes Training sta
ton, Chicago
PFC. HOWARD A. SHARPE,
who is stationed at Camp Cooke,
Cal, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Leonard Sharpe, at 10
Abrcns street and Will return to
camp on Friday
ROBERT NJ JONES. who is
stationed at Camp Pcary, Will
lIamsbug Virginia has been
promotcd-to the rank OF second
class seaman, according to word
recently received by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Jones.
PVT EDWIN ESCHENBURG,
North avenue. son of MIR and
Mrs Paul Eschcnburg. who is
stationed i'm Alaska, is spending
IS day furlouch at the home
Of his parents.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-09
NO TICKEE

The new plan for gas ration
ing bN-t9cketS-Nl probably not
bc put into use until next spring,
although there is a good deal Of
pressure TO hurry IT, The new
type OF ticket VIII be on the or
der of a strip of thcater tickets
with serial numbers They are
designed TO tighten up on boot
logging and black market oper-
atoms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-09

YCE ANN DE HATE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Day
ton De Hate, 81 Beyne street,
who is celebrating her second
birthday today.
Births at st. Joseph S
PVT. AND MRS. WALTER c.
BRENDLE violet M. Laurence),
25204 Ford avenue, Roseville, a
daughter, September 8.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANCIS T..
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Wesleyan League Holds
Season s First Meeting

tee Of NSCS. The officers were
hoStcssCS az the meeting
Mrs Rufus Reitzci will be
hostess az Tho next meeting,
which VIII be held October 5.