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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16

COLONEL FLOYD HOLDER
has returned to Camp Mccoy
Wis after a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leburn Stewart,
l3R Sheridan.
PVT. DONALD SEEK. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward SEEK, liz
Bcyne street. is home on l3-
day furlouGh from Camp Polk,
La
PFC. RUSSELL BRENNI-
MAN, who has been stationed
in Ireland for the past Is
months has been transferred 10
England. He recently enjoyed
a Today furlough in London.
LIEUT.. LLOYD J. BENTLEY
of II Scott boulevard, has com
pleted a course at the Engineer
ing Camouflage school at March
Field. Cal, and has returned 70
his post al Dalhart, Texas.
MRS. ROBERT G.. WHITE,
1913 North avenue, has received
word that her husband, Lieut..
White, has been promoted to the
rank of First Lieutenant. He is
somewhere in England.
CAPTAIN PHILLIP T. Null
LIGAN, Scott boulevard, has re-
ported for duty in the Medical
Processing Unit Of the San An
tonic Aviation Center, Texas
PFC. ESMONDE ELLWART
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Ellwart, this city, has gradual
ed from course in airplane
mechanics and will not join the
-covcratt commanders He-ts sta
toned at Sheppard Field, Tex
as.
PVT. BERNARD A. 10 G X,
son OF Mrs. Maude Jock, has
been promoted 10 the grade OF
Technician Fifth Grade. He is
located in New York with the
Bermuda Base Command.
MRS. WILLIAM j. GASOW
left yesterday to join her hus-
band, Lieut.. Gasow, in n "
River, N. G.
A NEW RECRUIT AT GREAT
LAKES Naval Training station
is julius A. VandeVelde, son of
Mrs. Cecilia c. VandeVelde,
Mount Clemens.
PVT. ROY MITTELSTADT,
son of Mrs. Otto Mittelstadt,
Route No. /, Waldenburg, Is
now stationed somewhere in
Alaska. He has been in the
service since March. and was
formerly at Camp Roberts, Cal
SEAMAN lST CLASS CHAR.
LOTTE DOPP Of the Spars, i!
spending a seven day leave a
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Dopp, % Les
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16
Congratulations

MIR. AID MRS. JOHN LEE
McINNIS, Hazel Park, son,
James Byron, Sept. II.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY SU-
CARS, a son, Thomas Harry. az
the Detroit Osteopathic Hospital
on Sept. 4.
SERGT. ELMER ROHM
AND MRS. FROHM announce
the birth of daughter, Sandra
Ann. Sept. IA, at St. Josephs
Hospital.
MRS. WILLIAM A. LOR-
WAY, 3059 North Gratiot, on
her birthday yesterday.
DONALD B. ATKINS, son of
Sergt. and Mrs. Leonard Bat
kins, So IL Ahrens street, who
celebrated his first birthday on
Monday. Sept. 13.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16
X WM The Color, X

lie street She has completed
IL weeks training at the store
keepers school, at Palm Beach,
Fla. She will be stationed in
Cleveland, Ohio.
PVT AND MRS FRANCIS n.
CLEMENTE Evelyn NJ. Bren-
dle), East Detroit, a daughter,
Kay Marie, Sept. IL. Pvt. ClCI-
entc is overseas.
RAYMOND EDELSTEIN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Edel-
stein, was transferred fro m
Great Lakes, H., to Gulfport,
Miss, to be trained as a gun
ner.
MIR. AND MRS. MER
BLOSS, 25 Scott boulevard, have
received word that their son,
George, is being transferred to
the U. S. Naval Training Sta
ton al Farragut, Idaho.
MRS. HERBERT RONDO en-
tertained three young men from
the Naval Armory Bond Drive,
at dinner Sunday as guests Of
her son, Herbert. Jr. who Grad
uatcd Tuesday from the Naval
Training School in Dearborn as
a Diesel Engine Motor Mechanic,
Petty Officer, 2nd Class. He is
now on a 5-day leave, and has
been tranSferrc' 10 Norfolk, Va.
HARRY ARTHUR BR A n
DON, husband of Mrs. Donna
Brandon Mount Clemens, is in
training al the United States
Naval Training Station at Far
ragu;. Idaho. At the conclusion
of this training he VIII be given
an opportunity to qualify for a
specialized course in one OF the
Navy's many service schools.
SHARON ANN. infant daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. r. j. Wild
rig of East Detroit, was baptized
Sunday at the ST Veronica
Church with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kroon as sponsors The dress
worn by Sharon Ann was worn
by her grandmother, Mrs. ia
cob Kroon, 65 years ago, and
has since been worn by her
children and grandchildren at
baptismal ceremonies.
AN INTERESTING TALK re-
lating to his experiences in
Asia Minor during World War
was delivered TO the OptimiSt
Club by Charles McrryWcath-
or, Detroit Edison employe, al
the clubs weekly meeting Tues
day at The Alb The program
was in charge Of Albert Bell
man, club treasurer. President
Stanley Worthington presided.
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DysHWASHERs vanteo Good working
conditions, steady Apply Mr.. Hegn,
Hotel Tuller.
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STOCK ROOM BOY, steady. full time posi-
ton for ambitious boy with opportunity
10 learn retailing Apply Employment
office, Crinntn Bros, sth floor. 1914
woodward
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED

BONA FIDE guarantee Mattresses rem
ovhted like new SO: 4-hour service free
delivery. Pillows renovated Cleveland Mat
iress Co. l283a-37 Hamilton. To. S-113s.
4 DEFENSE against high prices have
your mattress renovated. Miller" 990s
KgTcheVal. Lenox 1894
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xS,oeH .Se41Ecp DEzQcz1M
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

ALTERATIONS Of arches pisstering gen
eral contracting. repairing, guaranteed
feas1nAhlc MAdison 5000
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Lovely Shower
Honofinq Miss
Heloise Delumotte


Mr. S Peferzeii entertained IN
her home on Thursday Afternoon
with 2 lovely Shower - honor
% Miss Hsioise Deismotte, q
bride-eieet.
Rooms - Re hofns uere most
asfraefIxely decorated uatb pref
" csgsi vine ssters and spider
lines
Guests 3efr invited into the
dining FtssFa whseh wsz very pref
ffly decorated The Table ~as
ovefisid wifh = dainty linen cut
work tableelofh The punch bowi
in tie center q the tau8e Was
surrounded wfth iaveif flowers
Miss Jafe CsalaH and Mrs. p p
DAVIS served punch and cake 20
the guests Uho ealtea during me
afternoon Many beautiful snd
useful gifts wefe recvlVed By
ire honogee
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

NJ and Mr4 I L DeLRkhmei
Essnf = seu DAYS this wreck N
Ne HOflesnS
Mr. and Mr. Spencer Beebe
have returned lsusu . visit IN
New York CITY
Cpl ana Ms J e Hssssll and
mother Mfk ) ? Hssseil. weft
visitors n Biloxi Sunday
Miss OiiiIe Swan aDeui the
week end with Miss Maud Con
., Wsde. Miss
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fgsan hss psi > asA sssis "a
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dsse ip axsfel dag
Mt ersa Mr. axu4xe nssn @sM
Asclt yrslnew asl9asH Marty
arrived toHw ssssffssae night
isxsn fisgaanssmessls = nlHfr
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1auehgrf tumn 81 - s4sAxg il
fassia n whast ~ sisas ttsf
Mrs. MafNnfss nsasaelr 81
pxtea haane aska eeek ssssn ~
rettnteu Visls - Ne0 Yea zHaa
pusnsh IN Ne~ 5eu
7 n na88sm s
hsm E visit Il sae weeks Nagh
ms daughter H. Walsen Nu
kinh - FaifiaNn. 4 ]
NJ and Mfk Frank MAsiln and
on. Clrys have a~Ffls rsan
SminNhslf - Ire 4 e8if II 4
srHl weeks aIfh Mfa Martins
mother. MFa ! Il Larsen ana
piheF relaiiees
Mrs Dan MILLER has - amss
hrf sister Ms = Il Lanasiaret
~ FofttFnH. Als
Mrs L d Mansfield hes bAn
"a her husband. pr L = Mane
field. 81 Fa8 5Aek s &
whefs are All fsHlhsA uhlii ~ Is
transferred st4h here.
Nj ana NJ Hal Western nase
moved baek = pAeaeuals Hean
Jackbnu. Miss anf afe HMkanR
their home II ti0f AamnaI
schicy street
Mrs Eugene s. AnaAhl ard
baby spent SUNDAY with tise fH
uless mother. Nfs John stnlib
while ~ AfnsuL asn tisef
acrompanled as Ia - raWaavtia
went 81 fef 3 Wait essb hn moth
Ct IN Bilo1I
Nh Dsaala snaaas sd ~
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Iinprompfu Club !.
Entertained By
Mrs. A. /. Fronklin

Mrs A ] Franklin entertained
the lmpromptu Bridge Club Ia
her home on Thursday after
ntspn Mrs h J Jane recsnsea
nm hsen neae Ms r o Mstss
Ne tsaeealne palxe
AFHf4 Ire EHEztH raid a. Nkk
sFzd = Miaa uxaIsse Nr1e gsftaea
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= ! 1ane T 9 MabsE. & s
Beafasis@a Thunsas Cauisaan O. 4
DeLAshmet " II Neixon. JfA
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Miss Rosa Paschmi has returned
70 her nome IN Beesemer Ala
AFTER O visit IN the hnme o. her
brother m-isw and sister. Nj
and Mrs. K Y. Shields
Miss Margaret Coimer was
moved TO her nome last weines
dav from the Mobile ~iniiunsry
in Mobile where she was fecupef
stlnE from 3 recent operation
Miss fahiine Ceiirg spent fiss
week end with her sister, Miss
Mel celIey IN Baton Rouge. Ia
Mr and Mrs William Lowe and
daughter. Martha Jean oi Dothsn
Ale spent tire week end in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs J. ID Lowe
Mrs J y. Rape was called 30
Gulfport Sunday bx she death u
he brother. Alvin VI AIMS
Ms Delann Brusstar left last
FndsF q return % her home IN
Washington. D c after q WISH
with hef parents M and Ms
? & Spann. s..
Miss Ella Macarthur has re-
turned ffom . visit 20 Mr.. and
Mr. John Macarthur and 0augh
ter Aary. IN Troy. Ala.
Mrs Gregory Wood. Mrs G p
Wood. Mrs Martin Hamilton.
Miss Charlotte Ryder. Jack Wood
and Ted Hinson spent last Thurs
dsy IN Mobile
Pvt v n. jenkins Of Camp
Shelby. Miss spent ire week
end with Mrs jenkins and little
ds.ixhter. Juay and Mr. sind
Mrs r 7. RenEro
Ms l L HAYS spent Tuesday
n Mobile.
Mrs J 2 Turner arrived on
Thursday fof ; visit - her per
sntk, Mr. ard Mfs Eawin LrTnep
d and Msn II ~ BuEnhsm
Pearl River. La Wege guests on
Sunday n tie hume - Mr and
Mrs K v Bumhaln
Mr. and Mrz v II Nelson. j.,
and children Joyce. Jackie ans
Carol. spent Saturday IN Mobile
Misses Bsmma and Winnie
Phillips Of 0cean springs spent
sundsY with Misses Margaret
and Alice Conner
Nr and Mrs. Tom Sway1e
Mss Ruth Anderson sna Miss
Amelia Hunter end Mss . Hoi-
hnEer Were visitors e GuifpoFt
Monday evening
Mrs. FED Law@s - Laurel
Mss Rs E visitor here FOR the
Weekend
Mss SUE BeessF scent Wed
nAaaH sfzefHzassn III EuifpJFt
win EeIa1IFes
Cpl J e Hax1ii N Camp
Garden. c. is spending . ~
ersl dsys farioagh SKI bis wife
sna ha mother. Mfa J q Has
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.PASCACoULA -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

F4ss# hEr ns.s ~~ssi isNfF~ksnNe eH So tAs a~@ p
p&ss - semsas Is e NANnrs - yat ceeAnNs 80 Een3N MMA
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asiNx e 81 issgf 4
8as nRAax a. Is TX .
ne aut M mph Chast
kram an sasKhss Aan
Are mek uA a.
Rsans parents CAPS Ans Mr.
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Mrs MAite0 n = ~
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Matisn laenx = ~ -
enlix Ms aepsfses Wahang
IRA = e sftef 3 Na sat aish
Mr. rrsttm Mm Tmm ~
mrfis nN5f IN ~WkKnuia
wltctx she WN Nith IuEatfa Shf
l. q tAke q uffon esth t~ AZ
fNglisae department Il Washing
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Corn Thompson Is asssewh esv -
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chafla FrsnsFsK 49, fse sesA
fna esaest II hk parents NJ
ard Afrt a ~ ming NV
Sxssie Mia
Mrs. " 4 Hendfls has STRIVES
swam LviaEssn Tekaa fR =
Fieit n the hfsfst - hEf sen l. q
mcnanx 7a7 18Th street SIR
va eshrAnied ~ her grand
nan. Charles " nenaftN wha hAs
~sn visiting hef ct mveai
weeks ard Who fvtanra hosna 81
enter sehooi
Ameaa Ire students "a 3uniss
CNlres a nukAnst8n Is spenA
thc week end # horne were Miss
joel BrexinnN and Miss Gloria
l1rAns TIE fauaef eislsed hef
pafeniA Mr afsd Mrs ] p HFna
nax ana she lassef hsf panenta
Mr. and Mrs. Juisn Grant
The Wouans Guild # So
John Episcopal church urill aasei
with Mr. Willlam Mare IN Mees
Point ~ fhe uesla Monday in
October instead - 81 thn first
Monday. - II ne paki The
change i : permanent enc fof
THE Eresief convenience II several
~ the guild memhess
Nj and Mrs. Bob Curry end
Miss Dof1s OLSEN q Mobile eere
visitors II the hozse of Mfx Cur.
rys parents Mr. ard Mrs. Charles
FerrrF. 5o1 Porter street. Sunday
LiesienHnf and Mr. toy Wing
Geld have arrived frasn Scahfanr
Pa. q entoy >. le day leave ~
absence On the part Of II Wing
field with his parents Mr and
Mrs e. G. wmKfieid
A r May eena = Laurel 20
day - attend = rsanmstter meet
ina IN c~sunseinn esth ahe upsning
waf Fund Campaign returning
hssn1t ghat night
Nj ard Mrs Foster Barrow
and SIN Gerald. and David
poands. xlsites4 Nu Efank lee
and family - fiAss4abufK over
NE aeek end
Mrs Effie Lucas has srrsved
from Jackson - make hsf hosnc
in PaNaKotlia A present she j.
tle guest of her sister. Mfa Dan
W Dickinson Ma Iioas has but
lately returned from San Diego
where she Nak IN the office ~ :
bodybuilding company Tot tire past
seven months
NJ ard Mr. wslisr n. Stone
departed Thursday fa . visit
- . fea dafs a their horne near
Cuhpoft
42F
TIE Hon William Il 0airuef
and Mr. Coima ansf thsi4 an
Tom. sfN now coinfaiablf eatah
eehea ~ go apartment ~ Waah
HRism. y G after = STAY - .
number e months n their rss
csKnuis hsne 81 TIE part - ire
two latter. broken - occasional
visits ifem III calnaeF TIE cid
~ een Billy Il nyW 8 caslH IN
r3e Medical Corps af the e s ~
X and tnf aaoHd an. 5ia4nay.
viii enter The I S Navy tI4n
fan Tpfn IS = senior II Wagsfn
fiiah school Washington
Mrs. J r HauaY znd aauxh
YER Mss Neil HURRY returned
Huffse fhe lsftef par n Las week
ifun Memphis e1sae ffe essf
81 friends following Alm Asa
rays graduation from the IRA
Yrrfftf - Nisane II 0xfrad
kufogte haTs tHef stoppd al
5srkSn 4.3e thsE Msfe tse
Rue 3 - ~ Caroline BAnka
AZ HHa "
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Ms J h Nuns 80 asusb
YER Mss Neil Murray. refsrnaa
gufre ire latter naH n Las week
from Memphis sIs8a ffsa# esk.f
20 friends following Ms Ma
rays graduation from the una
NFffftF - M3sHzHa II oxfsd
kufogts ha0s fbef sfopped a.
@erksn NHFe usE Msfa lhe
guels - ~ EaHellns Blank4
bfr Blanks accompanied fHsm
% Pssesaaaia f. $50 = : fsa
deg&
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Mfk FaAlshe s4sh saaH 81
tssf mrentsatl aefmftse - Il s
JarkAsh Eaanss 4H Mills
ans reformed - - aasM tasfs
sfsns 81 alne msmaa ases
esuse - illness
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Ne An8 Mfs &aeph Chasws
kgen ana hax sauEhtss. asmm
sre @~nas#s the waeeA wA a.
Nsan8 psteusk gsgs an8 Mr.
Rykm
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Msa Mlftafa Staff
aenkee vs. m
after i sseit IS f
g hosten8 Gp A
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Afnlhs
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Ghnfies Nrsngns 49, ne ses&
rna fslrks II hsz parents NJ
and Mm a ~ Feming NV
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Mr. " h Hnn8rls his arrives
sgrsm E.sviaksissns. Tesaa fes =
siFlt - the hause Il hef ean l. a.
menanx. 1n7 izth street She
= esxesnrausud ~ her grand
nan. Charles " nenauN wha has
srn visiting hef Eef SEVERAL
weeks ard Who fcslaned home 10
enter school
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typewriter Rspois

CASH FOR TYPEwRITERS
any make, model or condition.
REPAIRS, RENTALS B. SALES
Ribbons installed in your office.
Hours 80.
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
434 Cass Phi. Mt. Clemens 2047
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We are now Matching White
Leghorns, New Hampshire
Reds, Barred Rocks and White
Rocks from blood-tested flocks
First hatch January 81. Poultry
equipment, DR.. Salsburys
Remedies and feed priced rea-
sonably. Get your orders in
early. Phone 2811, Armada
Hatchery. Owners: L. c. Hell
berg-L. j. Johnson formerly
owned by Neuhauser Hatch
eries).
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any Concerns Would Employ You Part Time Mow Investigated
FINE RULE

KANSAS CITY - Richard r.
Foster, head of the Internal Sc
curity Unit of the Police De-
partment, is in charge of round
ing up, after February /, all men
who aren't carrying draft CLASH
fication cards.
He thinks the idea is fine - IL
he can obtain his own card by
that time.
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Wanted to Rent

2 working girls or 3 fur
nished rooms near town, by Jan
uary IS. Write Monitor-Leader
Box 59-A.
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Help Wonted-Generol B-3
WANTED-Experienced mid
dle-aged man and wife for farm.
Modern tenant house furnished
Good wages. Call Walter G..
Fenton Lawyers Bldg. Phone
Mt Clemens 28l days 657 eve
nings.
Waiter wanted. Man or Wom-
an, Night shift. Good pay. Adj
vancement. Uniforms Meals &
tips Apply 80 South Gratiot.
Hamburger Bar, Christine Nc
Gee.
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DR.. STEVENS REPORTS

Lieut.. Comdr. Nal Stevens
(MC) USNR reported for duty
with the Naval Hospital staff at
the Training Station on the
shores of Seneca Lake. He Is
the former Yale and New York
University football coach.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22

Telephone operators-with or
without telephone experience
SO New street. Mt. Clemens.
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Situations Wanted, Male BIS

Executive age So, expert
enced as Business Manager and
Contact Man for Tool Manufac-
turer, is now "unfrozen' and
Available. Experience includes
complete responsibility of office,
purchasing steel, machinery and
keeping plant operating with or
ders. Tel. 1904.
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Bowling Ball Con Get
too Hot on Occasions

NEW YORK-When Char
ley Hoffman of Queens Viii
lage reached the alley, his
bowling ball was cold, 50 he
placed it close to a gas stove
Somebody shouted, IF ire!"
and Hoffman's ball had a big
blister on one side. He burned
his hand trying to retrieve it
from the heat. The ball was
ruined.
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Want TO rent or 5 room flat
or house close TO downtown, by
Feb. lst. Call Selfridge Field.
Extension PIT.
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Livestock
] 4
Poultry

200 fryers for sale. 3 months
old. 60c apiece Will sell lot or
separately. 2l20 Wolf Rd., Mt.
Clemens.
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Employment
Help Wonted-Femole

Waitress Wanted - TOMS
Cocktail Bar, 81 North Gratiot,
Mt. Clemens.
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WANTED-Registered nurse,
Middle aged woman preferred
Steady employment. Call Mrs.
Bailey, Mt. Clemens 1851.
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Wanted, Farm Equipment k-4

WANTED - Garden tractor
will pay cash. Call before 1870
pm. 1857 Harper. Phone Mt.
Clemens 2457-J2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22

Ed .rly man to work in Beer
Store, IA Broadway, Mt. Glenn
ems.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22

WANTED - Girl for light
homework. Phone 1157-W, Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22

TOOL AND DIE AND FIX
TURE MEN WANTED. SO
HOURS A WEEK AND TIME
AND A HALF. KRUGER MA
CHINE ODU c T S, NINE
MILE AND II A r p E r. ST.
CLAIR SHORES.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
Fumisotins
Moving 8 Storage

Our moving equipment Is the
best. Special care taken, OF your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage. such as moth proof.
ing and wrapping rugs and cush.
i.ns. City Transfer Co., 60
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone
783. Service to and from. Detroit
daily.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-10-07

PAST NOBLE GRAND
The Past Noble GrandS of the
Rebekah lodge met on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. c. A Corkins. Following
the business meeting the mem
berS played Chinese checkers.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-10-07
Soldier Describes War

In a letter to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. BoneWitZ, Pfc.
Earl Bonewitz describes fighting
against the Japanese in the
South Pacific area. Pfc. Bonewitz
is a communications officer and
has been overseas for some
time. The letter, which was re-
ceived by his mother last week,
states:
Dear Folks,
I'm a previous letter I told
you where I have been since
I left the States, but did not
tell you all the details. In case
the other letter fails to reach
you I will again mention the
different places I have been
overseas.
"We first arrived in New
Zealand, from there to New
Caledonia, Guadalcanal, Russell
Island and New Georgia Is
lands.
ION one of our moves our
convoy was attacked by enemy
planes. Most of them were shot
down, and there was no damage
to us. Since then we have seen
lots of front line action. I saw
a lot of good Japs. BY good
Japs I mean dead ones. I be-
lieve they are the most treach-
erous race in the world. They
have a unit of highly trained
night raiders, who come in our
area at night and try to knife
the soldiers in the fox holes.
They also throw hand grenades
into the fox holes. This kind of
warfare would have been i'm
possible, but we were fighting
in the jungles and could not
see very far at any one time.
1t rained almost every day and
Shippers were continually shoot
ing at us from the tree tops.
I'VE have also seen a lot OF
aerial activity, dog fights and
bombing raids and we partici-
pated in the Munda campaign.
"Well, dad, keep your chin
up and don't let little things geS
you down. We will sure throw
one big party and have a big
time, Your son, Earl"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-10-07

Pvt. Edward George Bixby, 81,
former student at Hardin high
school was stationed until re-
Gently at the Mare Island Navy
yard near San Francisco, where
his unusual assignment was
training dogs for sentry duty.
He is pictured taking the dog
he had trained, Champ, from the
kennels.
The dogs - dobermans, shep-
erds and chows-receive basic
training at the Army War Dog
reception and training center at
a nearby base and then. are
transferred to a regular duty
station, in this case Mare Is
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-10-07

$500 to $3.75. Culls $1.50 to $2.25.
Slaughter bucks, ESQ to $3.75.
Feeder lambs, good to choice
$1,000 to $11.0O medium to good
$500 to $1,000.
HOGS Market 10t lower than
last weeks close. Butchers, $50
to 23Olbs. $3.50, go to 260 lbs.
S13.25, 260 to 200 lbs. $500, 29O
lbs. and up $3.50 to $12.75. Sows
$1,000 to $3.50, stays $1,000 to
$3.50. Feeder pigs SIPS to $12.-
Is. Weaver pigs by the head,
$500 to $500.