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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Cairo Leak
is Protested
by the Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 - ~
- American editors have pro-
tested TO the White House and
to the Office Of War InfOrma-
ton over the broadcastIng by
the British news agency, Rcu-
tiers Of news of the Roosevelt
Churchin-Chang Kai-shek con-
ference more than "a hours
ahead Of the release time IN the
United States.
A protest also was made by
War Information Director Elmer
Davis, to his British counter
part, Brcndan Brackcn.
Roy A Roberts, managing
editor OF the Kansas City Star
and president of the American
Society Of Newspaper Editors,
in protests yesterday TO the
White House and the Owl, said:
The whole episode hurts the
war effort. Our war cOrreSpon-
dents have too fine a record Of
devotion and sacrifice in this
war in keeping the public at
home informed TO be brushed
off as they were. The breaking
of faith, II not the release, by
Reuters, destroyed much of the
effect of what should have been
one of the cpochal highspots of
the war
Neither the White House nor
the Owl had any immediate
comment ON Roberts message.
Owl Chief Elmer Davis com
planned TO Bracken over what he
called loopholes in British CEN
sorship He also dcplored the
premature Reuters release as
a fragrant and possibly danger
Gus breach OF the basic rules of
security
Brackcu. as British Minister
Of Information, was urged by
Davis TO do something ito make
sure that British censorship
from now on keeps Reuters in
line
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Flags Presented
BV Y. +. w.

THE VIEW. AUXILIARY VIII
present an American flag TO the
Maple Grove school on Utica
road next Tuesday. Anyone in
tereSted in attending this pres
entation is invited to call Mrs.
O. d. Kimberlin. Dial PATS.
On December % a flag will be
given to the County Infirmary
with a Christmas party and pre-
senting of gifts.
A potluck dinner for members
at the clubrooms on North Ora
tiot. will be held on Tuesday. In
itiation of six members will take
place, also the exchange of
Christmas gifts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Xmas Boxes Packed
For Service Men

THE GIRLS SERVICE Club,
organized at the USO Hostess
house several months ago, have
finished packing and addressing
Xmas kits 10 local service men.
These boxes were partly financ-
cd by selling dated events war
maps.
There are still a few boxes left
which may be bought by anyone
wishing to send this practical
gift TO A service man, or anyone
wishing 10 have hand finan-
cially in this worthy effort may
contact Mrs. Lewis GutschoW at
430l.
MRS. p. II. IRISH, has return
cd 10 her home from Harbor
Springs, where she visited her
son. Herbert and Mrs. Irish and
children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
New Officers

Election OF officers was held
last evening at a regular meet
ing of the Rebckah Lodge Mrs.
Carl Gle1ke was elected Noble
grand; Mrs Philip Plevek. vice
grand; Mrs. Boyd Fulton, record
ing secretary; Mrs Martin Ross,
financial secretary; Mrs Albert
Williams, treasurer and Mrs.
Grace Mallast, trustee for 3
years.
The above new officers will
be installed sometime in Janu-
airy.
MRS. F. w. COCHRAN is a
guest at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Julia Case.
MRS. CHARLES G. NIEMET-
IA is entertaining the members
OF her contract club OF luncheon
at her home today.
MRS. EDGAR II. RACINE has
invited the members of her card
club for luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon at ! o'clock.
MISS CARLETTA MCKTN-
LEY left for her home in FL
dorado, Illinois, after being the
guest at the home OF George
Sana on North avenue.
MRS. I. W. FULLER is con-
fined 10 her bed with a severe
cold.
MIR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
LEGUE entertained at a family
dinner on Sunday in honor of
their nephew, Scrgt Edward
Vannattcr, who has been home
on a l5-day furlough, visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Vannattcr He left Sunday eve
ming for Las Vagas Nevada.
THE BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
at the Van Ross hotel continued
on Wednesday evening with the
following teams tied for top
place, Mrs. Margaret McWil-
liams and Scrgt. Kline. and l..
PARROT and T. II. Scott.
THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
DINNER Of the World Wide
Guild of the Baptist Church will
be held at the home of their
councillor, Mrs. William Schon-
setback. 298 Euclid avenue. at
$50 o'clock. A program and ex-
change Of gifts will follow the
dinner. In charge Of the pro-
gram are Julia Schaeffcr and
Elaine Miller and Adcline
Ruehle is in charge of table dec
orations.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Queen Of the Skies
Membership Drive

THE BRIDGE PARTIES spon-
sored by the Daughters of Isa-
bella, Queen OF the Skies, met
with a good deal OF success in
their membership crease.
THESE series OF bridge parties
were held during the past month.
Mrs. John Kroon, chairman OF
the membership drive, wishes
10 congratulate and thank all
the hostesscS, who so graciously
offered their homes to make
this drive a success. Anyone de-
string more information regard
ing this organization please con-
tact Mrs. John Kroon, Dial 1854.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Mother Of Two
Charges Attack
Bus Driver Sought
on Womon's Complaint

Paul Lundy. S0-ycar old DSR
bus driver. was named today IN
a warrant charging him with a
statutory offense against a IS
year old piano player an a ST.
Clair Shores tavern Assistant
Prosecutor Fred NanFlcteren
said this afternoon.
According 10 tho victim. the
suspect had offered 10 drive her
home from her place of employ
mcnt tate Sunday night bat,
instead. took her 20 a cabin on
the 81. Clair Shores lakclrout
where he IS reported 10 have
stripped her, beaten her and
assaulted her.
The victim is the mother Of
two children
ST. Clair Shores police officers
were called by the woman otter
she had made her way 20 the
home OF an acquaintance ON
Rosedale avenue She told Pa
trolman Stanley KLAUS that the
man. separated from has own
wife. had been a longtime pa
tron OF the cafe where she
worked and that she had assum-
ed he would be a safe companion
on the drive home.
The man, who has not appear
ed at his DSR JOB since the al
legged offonse took place, is the
target Of a widespread police
search today. He is reported o
have telephoned his supcriors
Monday morning saving that he
was III and has not been seen
or heard from since.
The woman's name Is with
held by the Monitor-Leader due
70 the nature Of tho case.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Masonic
Center Dance
THE SATURDAY

THE SATURDAY evening
dance with buffet lunch was an
other lively party. II was high
lighted by the solo efforts OF
Miss Marjorie Kroner at the
microphone and Kenneth Red
field at the piano. Both these
young artists please delightfully."-.
The Saturday evening hostess
cs were, Mrs. Joseph handbook,
Romeo, supervisor; Mrs. Eleanor
Smith. Mrs. Madeline Douglas,
Mrs. Margie Logue, Mrs. Mil
drcd x. Clark, Mrs. Louise Hart
ley, and Mrs. Vance Hartley.
Visitors were: S/Sgt. Robert
j Neary and wife, Peoria, Hi
nois; Pfc. Gene Halvorsen and
wife. Peoria, Illinois; Pfc. John
f.. Wrigley and wife, Verona,
New Jersey; Pfc. Charles II. Pat
terson and wife, Pittsburgh,
Pcnna.: Pfc. Holloway Mcintosh,
Covington, Kentucky; Virginia
Noeker and Irene Noeker, De-
troit; Mary Mschesky, Crosse
Pointe, Mich.
CadcttcS were: Mary Jane
Chapman, Marion Newman
Gertrude A. Mathes, Barbara
Kaiser, Norma LIGHT, Dorothy
Burr. Jean Hamilton, Jean
TcWksbury, f. Rhea Stolberg
Ida Mae Stclnbrink, Shirley +
Wilkinson, Anna Lauson, Ger
trude A. Kent Dorothy Brinker
Shirley C. BlosS, Florence Med
erman, Anna Laura Fulton
Martha l.. Goldenboggen, Lii
liam A. Daggcrt, Vivian Lynde
Virginia Hartley, Ruth Schiller
Violet Hamon, Jean Snyder
Virginia Zaharie, Evely r
Schultz, Helen Duckert, Ruth
Hamon, and others.
Special guest, Pfc. Charles
Houthoofd, Mt Clemens. home
on furlough from Fort Totten
New York.
The Center will be specially
decorated for the Christmas
New Year Season and If service
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
Circle Plans
Xmas PARTY

THE EVER ONWARD CIR
Gle OF tho Kings Daughters
held its regular meeting AZ the
II o m Q, Wednesday afternoon.
Twelve members and one guest
we're present. Numerous gifts
were brought for tho Indian
Childrcn'S Division Project in
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Chester Stevenson Will
entertain at her home i'm Har-
rlSon township on December
18th al Christmas party and
! o'clock luncheon, at which
time gifts VIII be exchanged,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03

men and women arc not going
home for the holidays, an or
chcStra will be provided each
night.
The hostcSSes for the Sunday
chicken dinner were:
Mrs. Walter Rogers, st. Clair
Shores; Mrs. Edward Kurtzhals,
ST. Clair Shores; Mrs. William
HazclWood, ST. Clair Shores, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hanson, st.
Clair Shores.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03

Q-Who is Gen. Nikolal F.
Natutin?
3-Commander OF the First
Ukrainian army which is scor-
ing signal successes IN southern
Russia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03

An average Of one vessel
sinks every % hours IN one Of
the world seven seas in normal
times.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03
y. A. R.
Meeting

THE DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION held
their December meeting with
Mrs. Leslie Rutter on Gallup
avenue on Wednesday with Mrs.
Harry Odle, Mrs. William Kelly
and Mrs. Thomas Cross as assist
ing hostesscs.
Plans we're made TO supply
Christmas gifts to hospital pat
tents at Selfridge Field, gifts to
be in the. hands of the chairman
of the committee, Mrs. Helen
Ware, by December 10th.
Members held food auction
TO raise funds for the Red Cross
Blood Bank.
The High School Trio: Samuel
Barbakoff, Mrs. Alice Slocum
Wright and Miss Kleinhuizen,
presented the following program
Of chamber music: La Cinqua-
tame by Gabriel Marie; "Chau-
sau' by Trieste TSchaikoWsky;
"Humoresque' by Dvorak and
Hungarian Dance by Greig
The music was much appreci-
ated by the members.
Refreshments and a social
hour followed before adjourn
ment.
THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF
Waldenburg will give a repeat
performance tonight at BIS
o'clock, of the play, Ghost of
Foaring Pines" at Dopp's Hall.
The three-act play is a mystery
comedy and presented by mem
bers of the Waldenburg Walther
League.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-03

A catfish caught in FL Paso
county. Texas, had three empty
corncd beef cans i'm It's stomach.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Herman StaaieF Graduates Fror
Aftaament Schooi

Herman StaaieF Graduates Prom
Armament School
From Lowry Fteo Colo eames
the sews asai Psi Herman a.
stauteg hes een grsasatrd
from ghe Armament sapu IS
the Arms Air Fafces Iecaascai
Training Command "a nat pgnt.
He Is the sos of Mn Lzaie stau
ter 81 Moa Point lie aiie0dea
tne Maes Faini ahaais studying
eight wears ~ tine grammar ana
enc IL the nigh aeBoal aua a.
the latter place took part IN
baseball aud foaih8ii 4ci5Vlfh
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veiaef 81 laeallk induciea Iutu
ne sefvire January 8 1855 st
Camp SHELBY. PIT ssautef Was
FIRST sent e. Miaal Beaeh Pa
and uaen ~ Lowry Field
viareni Cox Home on Fsrioash
stsn Sergeant Vincent Cor
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saline. Kansas Sgt Cox Waa b
an aerial eanns n Recently
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Mrs. Atkinson Is
Hostess 0t Be0f
One Club Meeting

The Wemeus Demonstration
rluh II Beat ona met 80 Tnufs.
dsy April n &ith Miss H0fh
Cain. homa Demonstration aEeni
~ Jackson coaniy The mseiine
eas beid 10 TIE home # Mr.
Francis Adkisoa and Is members
acre present
Mrs Aekisuu gave . talk un
Russia ard Mr. Lillian FaRemfd
discussed China Wlsh the mem
benk Misa Cam gave heiptal saa.
gesilons ~ hosne dry eleaninK
The meeting ended attn ths selk
ne ~ refreshments served ~
Mrs. Addison The next Meeting
ssii ~ ia tbc holns IT Mrs. la
tie Bends On May =
MRS THELMA WILLIAMS
Reporter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
RObenL. Lee
Ordained
Baptist Church

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Beloved Teacher
In Oh. School
Died On Tuesday

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Joe Marsh

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

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usat - hss reesntiy lasn pro-
matted W ne pat 50 Judge II the
euuFt marital euut 81 Camp
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

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day 8afloaah which Ne N5H spend
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

Motor shs@si y La Aneeasa It's
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

Liestsnanf ) Graham Barber
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Leroy FsrbY Departs Tor
San FHsnclsee

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

LlIlZenS o. FaSCagOula
A. F. Of |. Trade Unions
u S. Food Distribution Admin.
Office Of Production Management
Jackson County Health Depi.
and
Members Of The ingalls, Ship
building Corporation
Tor their cooperative efforts n
helping US 10 bring 10 you relief
from your milk shortage.
This Fine Qualify Milk
Distributed Through
Jackson County Milk Depot
Is Inspected and Approved By
State Of Minnesota Health Dept.
Minneapolis Health Department
US. Army Vei. Inspectors
We will also begin 10 distribute
Cream. Buiiermilk. Cottage
Cheese. and will furnish a
Year Round Supply Of
Fresh Milk.
| wish 10 thank my many Gulf
Coast friends Tor their help
and cooperation.
WILLIAM FLAMM
Representing
Try Fresh Creamery
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
OLD TINES NO FANCY DAMS

Norman. Okla-pFaa Carl &
kietnf 81 fhe University ~ OKLA
hoEna Aafa plaid shirts. saddle
uappinEs ten gallon hats and
other such Nsatsru equipment
newer Nefe worn b. ths eaAboya
- early day OklahosnA
Ths real co&tssy Was ; pretty
tough hasubfs says Professor
kisteF lie always carried rs 50
shoatef ard he did ~ unsa tbs
fegtan baeame > state ard Naa
admitted - the union
He we're jeans 81 denim pants
and always wure = essi Old PIE
furez show He had . hat Wssh
bg trim bat tie crown Mas rsth
er small and slNaYa flat
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faAk Is sesofae eiass Hfeusan
walter KinnY Heaasn4 20
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Walter KlnFsf has returned -
ms pet et - EraeE n & afass
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-27
DONAT M. JETTE
 PRIEST 25 YEARS
Former St. Ann's Curate, Now New Haven Pastor,
 Marks Anniversary
(NEA Telephoto)

The Rev. Donat M. Jette, pastor of St. Louis Church, New Haven, celebrated the 18th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood on Sunday of last week with a solemn high Mass of thanksgiv...s Assist ing Father Jette as officers of the Mass were the Rev. Euclide Bel anger of St. Anne's Church, Bris- tol, deacon, and the Rev. Edwin Gaffney of St. Donato's, New Ha- ven, subdeacon. The Rev. Raymond OCallaghan of St. Ann's church, Hamden, was master of ceremo- nies, and the preacher was the Rev. J. Blondeau, s. J., of Montreal.
 In the afternoon a program was presented in the school hall by the children of St. Louis School, fol- lowed by reception given by the parishioners.
 Father Jette was ordained on December q, 1918, and has been pas tor of the St. Louis parish since September 17, 1886.
 |. Father Jette was a former assist ant at St. Ann's church, Waterbury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-27
Payment On Brooklyn
 Bridge Will Be Made
 Saturday By Maloney
City Retiring $lOO,OOO Bond Issue Used to Finance Cost of Project in 1913; Controller Going to New
 York Tomorrow to Transfer 100000 as Loan

The City of Waterbury may short ly receive a consignment of gas masks and infant respirators, &C., cording to information conveyed to Local Civilian Defense Property Of- ficer Cornelius F. Maloney. Forms relating to such consignment were received by him today.
 However, MT. Maloney pointed out that already the city had received a great many gas masks, which from time to time he has turned over to Chief Ar Raid Wardon James J. Curtin. In turn MT. Curtin has dis tributed these among air raid war dens throughout the city.
 Actually there have been over 1000 gas masks sent to Waterbury. They are in three different sizes.
 According to information received by MT. Maloney the gas masks are to be used as community reserve, while the respirators would be used if it should ever be necessary to evacuate residents from gassed areas.
 MT. Maloney expected to confer with Chief Air. Raid Warden Cur tin later today on the advisability of the city applying for the additional gas masks.
 Waterbury's Brooklyn bridge, spanning u Naugatuck River, will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-27
Capt. Daniel E. Fitzpatrick
 Funeral of Old Company G Head Deserved More Recognition Than That Accorded His All as Committeeman for Construction of St. Mary's Hospital -Outstand- ing Deeds Leave Indelible Mark on City's History.

fine Irish families were the ones who helped greatly in the work of building up the faith that this day provides for so many Catholic churches in the city.
 Good Dan Fitzpatrick
 His outstanding deeds may not be thing to the present Waterbury, but to those of us acquainted with the personality of the man, his kind ly smile, and his understanding of the Human, his life cannot and will not be forgotten, for after all we were born in this city, and we do not ever wish to forget the ones who played more than minor part in some of the happenings that made it possible for this community to go on successfully for so many years, the fact that he was "Irish' as they refer to many native born people, we always understood, prevented his advancement to majorship in a day when the religious question was not as broad and accepted as we find it to be in Waterbury at the present time.