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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08
Zapiisnik
seje sirsega odbora SANSa 8.
januarja 1914
Hotel Sherman, Chicago, ILL
(Nadaljevanje)

"Slovenski narodni kOngres
je pripravljen vso iskrenostjo
sodelovati z druglmi, prvi vr-
sti jugoslovanskimi, pa tu d i
drugimi balkanskimi, eVropskl-
mi in seveda ameriskimi skupi-
nami, XII ina 10 enake demokra-
ti6ne ellie. Predvsem pa V a b l
srbske in hrvatske brate, XII SO
dobre volje, da Sc tudi oni lott
10 tega della, pomagajo odpravl-
tt nesporazume in zgradlti Ju-
goslavijo, XII DO dom svobode IN
pravice "a vse njene narode. "
To so V glavnem smernice, kl
iiA je kongres zacrtal in ma ia
XII podlagi Sc je izvrsevalni Cd
Dor lotil svojega della. z name
nom, da seznani merodajne fax
iorje potrebaml IN OpraVlcenl-
mi zahtevami slovenskega ma
rcda, j2 postal kmalu po kon-
gresu delegacijo V Washington,
XII je bila zelo lepo sprejeta "
drzavnem oddelku. Tedanjemu
drzavnemu podtajniku Sumner
ju Wellesu je bila izrocena spo-
menica in je Cd MEGA dobila "a
gotovilo, da bo slovenskim re.
liam posvecena VISA m 6 o {
paznja.
IzvrSevalni odbor nj zanema:
ril nobene prilike, Xxi Sc je nu.
dila, da Sc prikaze opravicene
slovenske zahteve ciniteljem na
vplivnih in odlocilnih mestih
ko je ma primer angleski zuna-
nji tajnik Eden prisel V Zedi.
njene drzave po drzavnih O,
pravkih, mu je predsednik o:
dobrenjem izvrsevalnega odbo
ra postal obslrno spomenico
To lie tudi storil, ko Sc je an.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08

gleski ministrski predsednik
Churchill mudil V Washington
nu kot gost nasega predsedni-
ka Roosevelta in prepis pred
stavke je bill poslan drzavnemu
oddelku. Ko je Rusija postajala
vedno bolj vaz n cinitelj, je
predsednik, seveda tudi spora-
zumno z izvrSevalnim odborom
izdelal spomenico potrebah in
zahtevah SloVoncev, XII je bila V
ruslzem prevodu poslana zuna-
MENU komisarju MolotoVu. Ko
so Sc zunanji ministri Zedlnje-
nih draw, Anglije in Rusije pri-
-2ravljali ma sestanek V MOskvi.
je predsednik vsakemu izmed
njih postal kabel prosnjo, maj
ne ukrenejo nicesar, kar bi mo-
glo ovirati povratek narodnost-
10 jugoslovanskih krajev, kl so
prisli V teku vojne ali pa pref
pod tujo oblast, obenem pa je
pIo5il "a elm izdatnejso pomoc
"a jugoslovansko vojsko. XII Sc
bojuje proti skupnemu sovraz-
niku.
IzvrSevalni odbor 1e bill sploh
vcdno V stikih z merodajniml
oblastmi, XII imajo kaj zveZe z
vpraSanji, ticocimi Sc sloven-
akcga vprasanja.
| V smislu pref omenjenega
sklepa kongresa je izvrsevalni
odbor posyetil veliko della zbli'
Zanju raznih jugosloVanskih
delov in skusal ustvariti podla,
go "a skupno delo. To Sc je ma,
posled posrecilo Z ustanovitvijc
Zdruzenega odbora ameriskif
Juznih Slovanov. Mislim, da ss
to lahko smatra "a enega maj
ve3jih uspehov SANSa, ker jt
$ TEN postavljena ma laz trditeI
nash sovraznikov, da je Jugo
3layiia umetna tvorba in da j
baie sovrastvo med njenimi po
Sanezqimi narodi nepremostlji
vO.
V teku tega casa so Sc me
gle, Xxi so tako dolgo pokrivale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08
UJredll1kOva
/. posta
Plesna, veselica OBJ
8-obletnici "Svobode'

Cleveland, Ohio. V nede-
ljo, dine 9. aprila priredi dru-
stvo "Svoboda" st. 748 S. N. P.
]. plesno veselico v avditoriju
Slovenskega delavskega donna
Waterloo Rd. Clanice, katere j.
mate vstopnice, ste prosene, da
, jih vrnete ma omenjeni vece1
pri blagajni.
Cd casa do casa imamo kakc
zabavo, da tenn ojacimo nasc
blagaJnc, kajti tudi me rade
darujemo V razne blage in pie
menite namene, kot so Pomozns
akcija, SANS, Rdeci kriz in rus
XII relief. ....
Zato vabim cenjene rojake
da Sc udelezijo te nase veselict
ter malo pokramljamo med ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08

SINH prijatelji in znanci, da ta-
ko vsaj nnalo pozabite ma tezke
case, v katerih Sc nahaj jamo.
Upam, da bo te vojne morije
kaj kmalu konec, da Sc bodo ma
81 fantje kaj kmalu vrnili do
NOV, in da DO zarja svobode "a
sijala celemu svetu in tudi ma
semu malemu narodu onkraj
morja.
Vabim tudi clane drustva ~
boz, ustanovitelje nasega dru-
stva in sploh vse clane S. N. p.
J. Vdelezite Sc nase veselice, da
tako dostojno praznujemo 8-let-
nico drustva "Svobode"'' in 40
letnico nase organizacije Slo-
venske narodne podporne jed
note.
! Ia dobro postrezbo be skrbel
odbor. t:&
Ma svidenje!
Anna Barbic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08

ou5ooldVljo, uOhdJ IdAhdQIIe III
ce. tudi ne moreno pom t ii
vseh podrobnosti, vemo vendar
" glavnem dobro, kaj Sc tam
godi. K OF sem re omenil, SO
nam predvsem veliki zavezniki
odprli oci, ko je najprej gospod
Law in potem Eden v angles
KEN parlamentu povedal pc.
moci, katero dobiva cd zavezni-
kov osvobodilna vojska Jugo-
slavic, ker Sc tako uspesno bo-
juje, da-po Edenovih besedah
-zadrzuje in sill ma boj veliko
stevilo nemslSih divizij. Podob-
no Sc je izrazil tudi mas draw
nj tajnik gospod Hull.
Vse znane izjave zavezniskih
zastopnikov SO skrajno simpa-
ticne "a osvobodilno vojsko in
njenega vrhovnega poveljnika
Tita. Vemo pa tudi, da ne goni
ia narodna vojska lie nacijev
pred seboj, ampak da 81 je ljud-
stvo tudi ustanovilo organizaci-
10, XII izvrsuje natancno to, kar
ie mas kongres oznacil "a glav-
ne zahteve Slovencev. V prvi
vrsti je, kolikor je doslej bilo
mogoGe, re zacel z >zedinjeva-
MEM sloVenijc. Mnogo krajev
! ma Primorskem je re osvoboje-
nih, kjer pa ina sovraznik pre-
moe, so Sc zagrizli /njegovo
sredo partizanski oddelki, XII ga
neprenehoma vznemirjajo, Ma
! Primorskem Sc je ustanovil Ma
rodni protifasisticni svet dr.
Vilfanom ma celu in kako res
l ma je ia zadeva, kaze dejstvo
da je italijanska manjsina do
bila - in sprejela zastopstvo '
tenn svetu. Centralni narodn
svet je razglasil prldruzitev Prl
morja k Sloveniji in Sc S ten
zavezal, delati "a Zedinjeno Slo
venijo do kraja. Obenem je Ma
i rodni svet zacel preureditvi
} 10 Jugoslavije ma demokraticn
il. federativni podlagi, torej IL
vrsevati to, kar je mas kongres
, oznacil "a, emo svojih najvecjif
llalog.
Vsi nepristranski opazoValc
XII so Sc vrnili il Jugoslavije
I potrjujejo velikanske vojask'
napore osvobodilne vojske il
veliko organizatoricno delo, k
I Sc vrSijo V dezeH. Centralni ma
] rodni antifasisticni odbor j
z prevzel vladne funkcije in ime
: noval ministre, izmed katerih j
pet Srbov, pet Hrvatov, stirJ
Slovenci in en- Crnogorec; e
y; den izmed Srbov je mohameda
nee.
h Nacelna. izjava centralneg
odbora je absolutno demokra
ticna in ljudstvu SO garantiran
. svobodne volitve, Gin bo dezel
h csvobojena. ze sedaj SO vsi ella
@ nj bodisi centralnega ali pa pc
sameznih narodnih svetov svo
. bodno izvoljeni in prvic, odka
y je bila Jugoslavija ustanoVlje
ma, so tudi zenske volile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08

Kupujte vojne bonde in voJnO- -varce-
Valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
"siSce in vse. kar ono predstAvljal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
REV. AND MRS. LA MONTE
RECEIVE FRIENDS

Surprised and delighted friends
are still heing thrilled with the
formal announcement OF the mar
iage OF the former Elizabeth
Leone Gulley. $50 Chandler ave-
nue. to Alfado I-aMonie. formerly
of Jamaica. British West Indies
islands.
Among some Of the many who
flocked in TO wish the happy cou-
rle the best OF everything
sunday afternoon. at the Chandler
address. were. Mrs. r. b. Gamble,
Mrs T. r. Dawson Mr.. and Mrs
" Peter CASEY. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hart Williams Mr. and Mrs
YIN. summers Mrs Rollo Ne
Nahan Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Locke and daughter. Mrs. McEl-
WINE Nlr and Mrs. Robert Croft.
Airs Nihicl. Mrs. John Williams
ATTY and Mrs. Julian Perry. Mrs
katherine Brown. Miss Enla HUT.
MISS Tommie Mack. Miss Grace
Norran. Miss l.aycna carey. Mas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

IraiinS spcclai rsycholosical
cams MSS Nfcinia Trapaas'n,
Isy,h eloAst rsysholoeical ciinlg,
Airs Spcnepr easy Miss Marjorie
CarNr Mrs William SlnNford.
a'r H.nla Gaines. Mrs r a.
Carec Miss TimmfrA carlyle
Mrs NJ = Simus Mrs ] r.
MIC Mrs i'frcd 2 Thmnas.
81 Nrs Samnel n Thomas. Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17


ant blouse, vas eN'pfoiaFr'a ~
warm WITH iuy mulberry flowers
nea ntr4 infersporsea with ir
gFf-0tst soqlins The mulberry
seitt s leAfly drapeG 20 onr
sA Meh i ,he wore Yelled
taf Gat of Aiack felt which was
olses n s braia together with
,arrn.s asa patcn, accessories.
a ARRIVED they
S. 10 .arN hy ne hosiesscs
wHo a~i vfh extremely
fsh cftney ihe double task
of pirslin Among their guests
n ~ mrrs mn serving a
Nrfv s.gl chrsn dinner
vAuA was GA 'he uarfy menu.
4a sa, seig,l themselves
fom beaileliy appointed din
i.e faie and ihrn WIRE seated
a. nai tables tor FOUR n nc
Gains room ari sun parlor che
tat,f was eo.frd Win p 'af0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
Where Dyed the Lady Lennox Wav

Md YOUR gray. faded, streakCd. old
looking hair IS dyed fNSTANTf.Y
~liStenng lovely jet black on con-
,et with Lady l.cunox Hair Dye
ID waiting Cant rub on. como Off
"a PILLOWS or wash OF Only new
iAlr that grows out has to be
touched up Hair looks natural like,
Younger. more beautiful IneNperi-
crCcd person can do perfect 1oh
Indy Lennon DOES NOT hurt mar
cells or Strengthened hair Caution .
Use only as directed on label Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

Y q writes. 7 have been usio,
lAdy Lennon for 2 years /, nv,
perfect resulta AJJ. writes Toss,
~ my oeth year ana do ! Gel era5
with my jet black ladylenrox Ht...
DOUBLE BOTTLE Treatment Ia,
l.ennox at druggists or sen, POSTPAID
FOR 81 90 plus poo tax total q mi
~ sent CO ID. for 81 81 Send morr,
and save 34c. Satisfaction eaaran.
teed or money back LADY LEN.
NON co. Dept. DIR, NrNPHIS.i
TENN. Cpr. 1911, L.L.to.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
MRS. GAINES ENTERTAINS DC
VISITORS AT COCKTAIL PARTY

Mrs Carlton w. Gaines. of 284 East Warren j..
charming hostess Saturday evening at a dinner and &
tail party for out-oftown friends. The group onior
the affair included Dr. Irene Hypps of Washington \ ~
who is q teacher at Howard university. as Won Az M,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

MIS- VIM y De1on ~ f5se Fir
Neta afcnne WAS Carried 90 Ford
foriai las weck suffering from
q stroke Madam pe2on was for
lt,rly pforrie'or ~ the Sem'nole
lfAafy rarlors an p N'rnof hish-
way before rririns from business
ftN years ns1
Miss Rachel chidfess Is III at
Ter home 1>of American avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Mrs. Alfred {. Thomas, j. Honored
With Two Parties Over Weekend

The series OF post nuptial parties which have been
planned FIR Mrs Alfred Thomas jr, the former VIC
toria Mccall bogan Saturday Jane ~ when group OF
her friends for dinner.
Ih. -a-. N s..-rdaA. ny elv affair was Mrs. Louis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

h,dridEe' Miss verni,e Iasss,,
Miss Barbara Haynes Nfs !
Lindsay Mrs Allen Mrs Nsa,.
MI Williams. Mrs A-.,..
Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. ,s.
Thomas Mrs Frances wss,.
Mrs Watkins. Mrs. Alfred TAo~.,
SRI Mrs. samuel Thomas NJ,
Gertrude Williams. Mrs MIX,
Robertson. Mrs Lula 1'ay0o- ",
Alberta Jenkins. Mrs Alyrea u,
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley
Serving at the ppagh ins,
wore Mrs Rhodes arl Miss an.
laMonie the daughter a. V,
LuNon'c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

'ernment employee: Mrs NJ.
Lampkin. Mr.. and Mrs c,sa.,
Grooms.
The group gathered Is.
Gaines home. whore they r...
served cocktails Thcv ucre 49,
escorted to the Paradise Boa !.
dinner a table had boon ressr.,,
for the party. which had III
made beautiful with luen
flowers. as we'll as no eabo...
dinner. The entire etoap m,
handsomely dressed ana sno, !.
delightful evening
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Falls Church News of the Week
Group Luncbeoms POPULAR;
Visitors Are Entertained

Mothers and children's luncheons
are becoming more popular in the
suburban area during these maid
less days At table just like the
groWn-ups had, Mrs. E. A. Kohl
meier, entertained Wednesday a
group of children with their mothers,
who were invited to meet Mrs. Will
liam H. Gunther and her young
granddaughter, Patricia Ann Gun
ther of Beverly Hills, Calf, who are
visiting Col. and Mrs. Martin Toilet
son.
Mrs Horace A. Brown entertained
at bridge luncheon Tuesday, hon.
oring her mother, Mrs. Gerald Smith
of Mount Vernon, S. Oak.
Maj. and Mrs. Calvert G. de Colig-
ny have as their guests Mrs. de
Coligny's brother and his wife, 1t.
and Mrs. John Edward Sadler and
their children of Richmond. 1t.
Sadler, U. S. N. r., has been assigned
to duty in Washington
Evening star., 1944-06-04

Mrs. S. r. Copper entertained a
group of friends at bridge luncheon
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yates Newell,
jr. have as their guest the formers
father, who Is here from Newellton,
La.
1t. and Mrs. George J. Macy have
gone to Michigan for visit with 1t.
Nagy's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Chambers
have as their guests Mr.. Chambers
mother, Mrs. c. Chambers and his
sister, Miss Ruth Chambers of Com
merce, Okla.
Mrs. Charles Hale of Northport,
L. l.. is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. w. Roam.
Mrs. R. c. Horne, 3rd, has gone
to San Francisco to join 1t. Horne.
who is on leave from duty overseas
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Southern Maryland
Social Evenfs

LEONARDTOWN, Md, June g.
Mr.. Everett Millburn of the Mer-
chant Marine is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Millburn, in st. Marys City
The Millburns also have with them
for the month of June their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Aloysius Abel of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Flynn and
their family have moved from their
home at Indianhead to Solonons
Island. where they will remain in
definitely.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
In Neu Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith Hin
ricks and their young son John
have moved from South Arlington
to their new home at 2O4 North
Cakes street in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
MRS. KAMNOLTZ.

WRS. Il hAMNOLTZ.
Her marriage recently to
Sergt. Donald P. Kamnolts is
announced by her mother,
Mrs. Ida M. Clendenen. She
is the former Miss Janet
Clendenen. The ceremony
took place in the post chapel
at Fort Jay, uernors
Island.
Harris & EaUinq Photo.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Miss Chibman Fefed

Mrs. j. Keith Lawson, ir.. of
Chester, Pa, entertained at a per-
sonal shower last evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Mitchell, in this city, in
honor of Miss Norma Chapman.
whose marriage to Sergt. Robert
Leonard Startling will take place
Thursday evening in the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
W. III. Johnson

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Will
liam H. Johnson. age rs years,
died Thursday night at Grace
Hospital, Detroit, following a
lengthy illness.
Mr.. Johnson, who lived at
23434 JOY road, near l4Mile
and Harper, had been a resident
Of the Shores the past 80
years, and for 38 years a Pack
ard Motor Company employe.
He had been retired for several
years.
He is survived by his widow,
Ida; son, Sheriff Moody John
son, and stepson, Russell
Moore, of Mount Clemens.
The funeral will take place
Monday with services at p m,
at the LaCroix G. Groesbeck flu
neral chapel, with Rev. John
Bearce, of the Baptist Church,
ST. Clair Shores, officiating
Burial will be in the family lot
in Clinton Grove Cemetery.
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.Jeffries
Continued from Page One)

the history of the world" had
"usurped the authority and pre-
negatives of the state and local
governments and had over
loaded the federal payroll"
1T has done much worse" he
added. 1T has broken the spirit
Of the American people"
Jeffries declared the admin
istration has created a gravely
sinister C ass consciousness, ="
and continued. w.
To aggravate the situation
further, the administration has
inculcated working men with
the idea that they should receive
maximum compensation an d
benefits for minimum effort
and performance. Out of this
philosophy has emerged mon
strous Frankenstein-the undis-
ciplined irresponsible ! a b r
union that most certainly will
destroy the labor movement if
it is not soon controlled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Obituaries
John Stern

WALDENBURG - Funeral
services were conducted here
Wednesday at the Waldenburg
Church tor John Stern, age 66
years, who died last Saturday al
his home, lis South HI ghland,
Mount Clemens, following a
lengthy period OF illness.
Rev. George Sebald, pastor,
Vas in charge of the services,
and the pallbesrers were Melvin
SchurlG John Karr' William
Karr, Charles Mittlestadt, Ar
mold KRAFT and Elmer Kukuk.
Burial took place in the mauSol-
cum az Clinton Grove Cemetery.
Mr.. Stern was d lifelong re-
sident of this county, and for
many years farmed IN Macomb
Township, before retiring 10 a
residence in Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09

Clemens is asked, again and
again. to loan more money 10
our government" Priehs said.
I'm the Fourth War Loan. 81
per cent of all employed people
were asked to invest in extra
bonds, and Ga per cent of those
asked did so. Only Is per cent
OF those not asked to invest in
extra bonds did so. This proves
that most people will invest in
extra bonds il asked to do, so:
and our job, as retail people, is
TO see that no customer is over
looked. We meet almost every
one in the community every day
and therefore, the Treasury has
asked us again 10 lead the way
TO more bond sales by asking
every customer TO invest extra
dollars in this finest investment
in the world. The retailers of
this city will do their part"
Priehs asserted"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
St. Mary's
lrn... pnnn nno

This evening 5 Class Night eX-
erclses are not open to the gen.
eral public, Students, the facul-
ty. parents and family members
will attend them at 8 pm, to-
night IN the school auditorium.
On Sunday the 9 o clock, high
mass at ST. Peters will be dedi-
Gated 10 the graduates by the
celebrant, F a h er Schneider
who will speak TO the students.
The evening service is sched-
uled for 8 pm, with Benedlction
of the Blessed Sacrament and
music by the st. Mary's Boys
Choir.
The list of graduating seniors
is as follows:
Superior of the school is
Mother Mary Rose Agatha, and
the senior class sponsor Is Sis
ter John Frances, both Of the
Sisters Servants of the Immacu-
late Heart Of Mary.
The list Of graduating seniors
is as follows:
Harold Angermeier, Gerald
inc Baert, Virginia Ballor, Ray
mond Ballor, Shirley Ballard,
Geraldine Benolt, Sue Byrnes,
Daniel Casey, Patrick Charlie
neau, Ruth Goliath, Mary Con-
way, Jack Coulter, Patricia Dan
iels, Kathrine Denewith Thelma
Dunlap, Henrietta Duynslager,
Charles Eckhout, Fern Emery,
Carolyn Foley, James Fronrath,
Betty Jane Fuller, Bernadette
Glass. Kenneth Ballor.
Bertha Govaere, Roy Harms
Mildred Houthoord, John Kane,
Peter Kane. John kroon, Ruth
Lenfesty, Doruld MartuS, &C.
lesta Marsack, Greta Miller,
Eleanor Miller. Colleen Moore,
Milton Moore, Thomas MoSan,
Donna Murray, Mary Milan,
Jess e NeWsom. T n ySm a S
/ o Brien, Harriet Donnell, Pa
tricia Oehmke, Margaret Oster-
man, Bernice Parnlske.
Clifford Peters, Grace Petit
prem, William Purcell, Elsie
Reinhold, Donald Stoll, Phyllis
Thlbodeau, Leola Thomas, Doro-
thy Unze, Marie Unze, Agnes
Van Tenn, Mary VoIland. Doris
Walkowit. Joseph Weiss, Jerome
Zischerk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Supplies
Continued from Page One)

soft-spoken brigadier general
the organized enemy positions
were silenced and the great
surge inland began.
In a matter of few hours the
engineers had roads built from
the beach and the heavy stuff
was pouring across.
The army's communication
system or correspondents ac-
companying American troops
broke down completely and for
more than % hours we were
unable TO get news out.
One unforeseen difficulty here
was that three fresh regiments
of German infantry moved on
to the beach area just before
the landing for anti-invasion
maneuvers. They were sitting
in their positions when the
armada arrived offshore.
Along the beaches were UNI
der-Water barriers. barbed wire,
emplacements, concrete houses
with 88 nm. guns covering the
beach approaches. The walls of
the houses were of reinforced
concrete four to six feet thick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Merchants Back Urgent Plea
for Sale of Invasion Bonds
Retailers Spearheod loeeI 5th War Loon Drive;
Ask for Public Investment in 81 900 Effort

Mount Clemens retail merch-
ants, spearheading the Fifth War
Loan drive locally, issued an APP
peal TO local citizens to launch
the Big Push" in bond buying
this week end, by purchasing
their first Invasion Bond. The
merchants quota is $4,000.
George Pri e rs, merchants
chairman, in cooperation with
the Board of Commerce, points
out that Secretary Of the Treas
ury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., re-
Gently issued a statement which
said:
1--WE are going TO need the
help of retailers more than ever
before during the Fifth War
Loan. No other group combines
such highly trained selling
force with such we'll organized
facilities for the advertising, dis
play and promotion of War
Bonds. No other group is more
keenly aware Of the necessity for
creating backlog Of e Bonds
in their communities as security
against after effects of the war,
Your continuing effort 10 sell
War Bonds in the fact Of all the
problems YOU are confronted
with today is greatly appreciated
by the Treasury Department.
Local retailers. who sold many
thousands Of dollars worth of
War Bonds in the Fourth War
Loan. are completing plans for
about united action and, with
retail quota about % per cent
greater than in the last drive,
expect 10 exceed their best pre-
vious record by a sizeable mar
gin
Our committee expects the
complete cooperation of every
retailer, and every retail en-
ployee. not only in the purchas-
ing of all the extra War Bonds
he can, but especially in seeing
that every person in Mount
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instruments with the E-flat cor
net section being particularly
impressive. At times their range
was so high il sounded as If
there were clarinets hidden in
the back. At other times the
brass was blended 10 give an
organ-like effect.
Numbers the audience seemed
10 like best were Lover of The
Lord, played as cornet duet
by Max Wood and Jack Sutton,
two youngsters from Flint who
astonished with their difficult
triple tongue timing, and Long,
Long Ago played by cornet
ensemble of six. This. number,
too, featured some pie d d
triple tongue choruses.
In the finale army Of The
Lord, the story of the Saliva
ton Army was told with dra-
matte background Of music, fly
ing flags and lighting effects.
T he Mount Clemens High
School band played the National
Anthem and two stirr n &
marches to open the program.
Rev. Joseph Kennedy gave
the invocation and Rev Law
renee DeShayes. the benediction.
Pau Hirt, chairman of the Sal
walton Army advisory board
made short talk and Col.
James Murphy acted as master
of ceremonies.
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UP in 1914 and adopted in 1918.
Is far out-moded according 10
accepted modern governmental
procedure. II is cluttered with
antiquated regulations and fran
chise agreements no longer used,
1t is based on the old spoils sys-
tenn OF municipal employment
(aithough this is not practised
here, and makes no provision
for a Civil Service merit sys-
TEN.
Provision for Civil Service
will be included in-the stream
lined new charter, II IS planned,
if approved by the voters at
subsequent election.