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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Practical Presents Sent Dads
Carry Thoughts of Families
BY NEA Service

The spotlight OF Fathers Day
shines brightest ON fathers IN
the armed forces, and the folks
back home who, want to say
"Wc'rc thinking of Nou, Pop IN
n tangible way ~ find a
wealth OF attractive gifts ln the
shops. Right now there are
some brand new items that are
not only goodlookng but prac-
teal. being born of consultation
with men in service.
Take such a simple, prosaic
thing as towels, for j lance. II
seems that many of tho men IN
uniform, especially among Off
GERS. want their ~ towels SO
there now a compact towel KIT
of long-woaring. heavy duck.
Ii contains two white towels and
two waShcloihS. on which the
recipients name or initials are
worked as an an l-tOWel -sWlpcr
measure. The X has a leather
flap on which name or initials
are stamped.
Another boon 10 officers who
get shifted from post 10 post or
from land to sea Is special
case or carrying garrison or nav
al caps so they can't get crush
ed. 1t comes n army O. ID. or
navy blue.
There are Scads OF toilet kits
O all kinds TO be had. but a
brand new one is a real honey
because is what the service
men ordered" Only six inches
by four, il viii slip easily into
a uniform pocket and is so COM
plcte it almost eliminates a suit
case for man on leave. There
arc shaving powder. razor
blades. styptic pencil, tooth
powder, tooth brush, sewing
kit, and comb, all neatly
strapped in a leather case that
can be hung up OH tlle WdsH-
room or barracks wall.
Shaving accessories arc al
ways welcome and there Is a
wide variety Of atter-shaving
lotions with scents that even the
he-est herman won't shy away /
from. In the shaving accessory
category, too. is a new blade I
sharpencr small enough to go
into a watch pocket. It's said .
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

Box 1913 Whiskey Road, Mount
Clemens; Dominik Munsinger,
75ll Continental. Van Dyke:
Anthony Tanalski, 8ll8 Super
Tor avenue, Center Line; Mary
Winter, Box, 2l4, Van Dyke,
Elizabeth Cecil, 803l Ten Mile,
Center Line; and Ernest Joseph
LaPorte, 2l924 Fresard, ST. CLAIR
Shores.
Walter Picknlk, 1880 North
Main, New Haven; James Mes
bitt. 1881 Belvidere, Mount
Clemens; Henry Heller. II Bar
oara, Mount Clemens; Jeanc
Bendie, 204 Robertson, Mount
Clemens; Angelo Lodato, 26642
Lawrence. Center Line; George
Otzcl. 1861 Common road,
Mount Clemens; Bertha Jan
kowsky, Rt. |, Box Al, New
Haven; Claude Clifford, l77O6
Frazho Road, Rosevllle; Joseph
Darbyson, 22239 Gordon Road,
ST. Clair Shores; Mary St Mar
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

Ter, 82l7 ST. Clements, Center
Line, Nicholas Bumhoffer, gal
Hudson avenue, Van Dyke:
Frank Bacholzky, 1899 Hall,
Mount Clemens, Anthony LIND.
22079 lakewood, East Detroit,
Louise Galopp, Rt ., Romeo;
Gustave Meisncr, l59 Sissons
street, Romeo; Carl Doll, 1873
South Bailey street. Romeo, and
Janos Paneiisin. 26320 Oakland,
RoSeville.
Others are: John Panchcs,
26530 Blumficld. Rosev il Z;
Martin Bauer. 83 Gallup avenue,
Mt. Clemens; Katharine Holt
mann, 1881 Connecticut, Rose
Vile; Id a Pickrahn, 23290
Schocnhcrr, East Detroit; Her
man Rostcck, 26083 Bclanger
avenue, Rosevllle.
Barbara Filippi, 730 Hamon
street. Mount Clemens; Anna
Elteto. 80 North Rose, Mount
Clemens, Frank Van Laeken,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Gifts for Service Man Take Fathers Day Spotlight

tin, 1851 Chicago Road, ST. Clair
Shores: Emiel Demeulenaere.
28269 Mound Dad, Center Line:
Frank OlivareS, 1876 Euclid,
Mount Clemens; Harry Wilson,
8ll2 Toepfer, Van Dyke: Chris
tine Drake, 1882 Roseville
Blvd, Roseville; Nancy Peltier,
Is Don street, Mount Clemens;
Pearl Carlos, 6456 Cotton Road,
Mount Clemens, and Lily Rebec-
ca Napthen. 1891 Hudson, Van
Dyke round out the list of new
citizens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

ABOVE SKETCH that would make
welcome father the At right
closed open pocket toilet kit that's about
left containing personal towels and washcoths
Next that blade Sarpcncr Just blade hook
wall and down
Under the towel kit skcchcd special shower bath
wooden the
bifod change purse and
holder especially
sailors At right travelling
for officers caps.
really up blade which Clothing have always
boon to ma, stationed far Fathers
from PIX Dy ana lllS RUE holuS true
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17


for the Dad in service. Just
make sure that things YOU send
him to wear are practical and
regulation Socks are always
good. especially those good hea-
W wooden ones that absorb per-
Spiration. Shirts. too especially
for officers. make welcome gifts,
do regulation ueckties.
INSIGNIA ARE GOOD
Then there are 'jeWelry'
items as service insignia for his
blouSeS. wrist watches and sterl-
ing identification tags. Does he
have money belt or a good
bill fold? There's a fine new
bill fold out now. especially
made for the hip pocket, perSpir-
atlou-proof leather ON the out
side strong twill inside Be-
sides pockets for bills and pap
crS. it has large compartment
for photo Of Nom and the
kids.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Acid INDIGESTION

Relieved IN minutes double your money back
When eIcess stomach acid causes painful. sl~ocat-
ing gas, sour s'nmsch and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest Acting medicines known for
pyrrioma'ic relief-medcines like those IN Bell ana
Tablets No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort IN .
Jy or return bottle 10 w for double money back &c.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

American farms have stock +
and machinery TO a total Vaite y
of 100000 900. Q
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

TO really edge up a blade, which
is boon TO man stationed far
from a PIX.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Ipkster Jottiings
Ry HASSIE l. COLQrIr

MIR and. Mrs Theodore Morri-
son are the proud parents Of a
baby girl. Milliccnt Anne
AT a recent Village council
MEETING, Or y A. Milton Was
reappolnted as Commissioners o.
Health and sanitation Aaron
Jones snd John Martin We're also
reappolnted as electrical and
building inspectors, respeciiyelv
Corporal ulysses Thomas isrow
stationed in North Africa and
wishes his many friends "a hearty
hello" Others OF our young men
stationed overseas are pvf. Fcs-
tus Fofhbcs IN Persia and ryt
Ernest Douglas in North Africa.
Mrs. John Martin 81 Cherry
street. Is recovering from n re-
cent Illness
am yonr new reporter; please
send all your church club and
social news 10 2ile Cherry street
or call De 1926 This IS your COLI
umn. let's make g worih-while'
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MONROE
By MRS. MAYwO0n c0yINGr0N

Tuscan Lodge No ~ Free and
Accepted Masons had as their
guest Walter ; eve OF Detroit
Mr.. eye is a Mw G.. lecturer.
j. Luke II Iones and a. Rus
sen and } Alien conferred the
entered apprentice decree on
Ernest Green. They were assisted
ty Past Grand Master William
Sherman Of Ypsilanti The well
come address was given by Luz
vert Covinston. past master.
other speakers were he Rev.
Henry Simmons. NV G.. chap
lain. and Leonard Game Wor-
shirful master OF Tuscan lodge.
RESCUE chapter No. 81 OES held
their regular meeting THURSDAY.
May s l.. Game past matron,
was speaker MIR and Mrs. Leon
ava Game attended the grand
lodge
Rescuc chapter No 81 o.E s.
held their regular meeting Thurs
day. May 6 l. Game. past patron.
was speaker Mr. and Mrs Leon
ard Game attended the grand
lodge sessions.
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Roseville News
n, HARRY FILLMORE

The Rev G. Wallace spoke at the
IL am. services a large crowd at
tended. The Pastors chorus sang
on the sick list are Sam Wat
son. J. Wheeler, Miss Emma Lee
Hamilton.
Miss Emma Lee Hamilton is get
ting along nicely
Mrs C strickland left for Louis
lana to see her son who was in an
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs Watt LETT 10 visit
their respective mothers
Clifton Fullmore, Jr. Is on the
sick list as is Lane Royal and Jane
Powell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Jackson


ArraneeNea are being made
hv the trustees Of ihe second
Baptist cllgtea " pay OF ne
debt On re patsonasc
Raptisnal services wore held
sunlat for foar candidates
The yoare peopies chof VIII
sing cifh suulay az ihs II q m
scftlge Mrs Pagkr $ ac-
cenpamst.
The Rev Naref Carfiusfon Is
pasor~
on fhe SIX ll,t aye Mrs Mae
C'rrv az lQss NefIutu Nr
Nae G mos IL $40 ) NiinnGee'
raf-y Lows ~ 80 Nsw York
isrst md 'FAen smHA ~ So7 r
FRANKLIN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Atty. Herbert
Dudley Wins On
First Ballot
Toodle Out OF
Running Due To
Auto Accident

=. rsaa enthusiastic session
ANF ELECTORAL college.
= sAu lsynen Of the Fourth
...oo.i ai.rcf eected eight
..,,s and eishi al'crnatee to
.c,,s canfyence which will
=. III h pAlalefrma IN i9ii
espcuel that at the thirty
,ea9rsrnial session inter-
m'o.,nd The election
4 ..,eii Msheps, 'he issue Of
ac a oufcrence to ham
$500 pension monies. and
.... ls,sa,e VIII, The consolida-
ANi ara AMEz church
h Asie BISHOPS council
sfai months ago Zion
S toe active part IN the
ss.s ga, Rev W. II. Peck
5 hcads commit
as armnal for both
Batr fflesaiion from the
20 fpntc who was
oo 10 attend this
rc nilI be Atty
81 rag 4 Fbcnezcr AME
iD sed Al out Of ~
ua As4n heh' for lay
snt his invaluable
10 local and ma
, has labeled him
ce ~ outstanding lay
NF church today
ot,r es. i, were elected IN
ta Naes william Entz-
rre Siephens. president
d IA Connf Ctlonal coun-
az De mon Jones, Mich-
is,r co ir Albert Williams ST
fsi ANf Sa, Naomu philips
f W Ald Atty. Charles
itHd Ind pr J
A Flint Claudlus
y HN Temple.
d Tpa'e Of Bethel AME
A 2naa arldate was un-
81 h race after he met
N as aWalh accident en-
ITO uiah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
ECORSE NEWS

The Alex Dumas Unit 1852
wishes TO remind the public that
Poppy Day will soon he celehrat-
cd Wear poppy IN memory ~
the men who died in the First
World war and those who are
manned and confined 20 veteran
hospitals. Encourage them by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
RIVER ROUGE

A large at,e1NNre ht4tl ne
splend1 teNeW ng ''h pasfcf he
Rev Et rope'and on iae iAtae.
Peter and John Preach ia SAL
maria"
The Rev N con land spoke
81 the II ann lpa fwm Tim
c,hy 1872 Two persor 0ere
added % no CHURCH m,o Aip
The senior cadr sang
Co-ceitcr>
The Ga-Geliers 'pN n RI
Gently IA ihc home of M g p
smith Nus = NNiic atei as
hostess Ale the business was
Giscnssei the committee rendered
loyay pros gin
afs smith rate reading q
delicious rpa wa ~efN'a.
The next meeting VIII he hea
AZ the home % Nf nargon ON
Eccchwooa Tic qn s. reasv
for ihe frame Mrs i Ratliff 81
pres dent
buvirg Tho papnios ihcy make in
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-15
Fitting Ceremonies
Held In Dedication
OfMenaoriul Board
Seventh Vice President
Charles Jordan Is Master
Of Ceremonies
1000 IN ATTENDANCE
Harry K. (SnokY) Rogers
Appeals To Folks On Home
Front To Back Up Boys

Sebring, OhiO-Sebring and Smith
Township boys were honored recently
when citizens of the town and town
ship turned out in large numbers to
witness the dedication of the local
Honor Roll board.
The ceremony was preceded by a
parade up Fifteenth street to Mary
land west on Sixteenth, down TO the
postof1'ice and east to the board. II
was the most impressive patriotic
demonstration held In Sebring since
our participation in the present war.
In the parade were three musical or
ganizationS, the Charles G. Weybrecht
Drum Corps, the Paramount Children's
Home Band and the Sebring High
School Band. The Fairmount pony
hitched TO a dainty little float and
driven by small girl attracted much
interest. At the head Of the parade
the colors We're borne with appropriate
dignity Sebring and Alliance Civilian
Defense groups, the American Legion,
Boy Scouts, Boys Club Of Sebring, Sc
bring Volunteer Fire Department, rep
Turn to Page Tsvo)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-15
War Labor Bodrd Rules
Trenton Potteries Co. Be
Permitted To Rdise Wdqes
SENATE VOTES TO LIFT
CORN PRICE CEILING

Washington, ID. c. ILNS).-In a
new move against President Roose-
velt's hold the line" order, the Sen
ate voted legislation that would raise
the ceiling price on corn from S1.OI
10 81 40 Il bushel
Led by Senator Smith IemOcraD
Of South Carolina, chairman Of the
Senate Agriculture Committee farm
bloc Senators contended the higher
price would break the deadlock pre-
venting release by farmers of corn
badly needed to keep corn industrial
plants going and to feed dairy herds
and poultry flocks held outside the
corn belt.
They argued corn growers can re-
aliZe Sl.31 bushel on their crop by
feeding it to their own hogs and just
about as much by feeding it 10 their
own poultry.