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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

1A1HA lIAt10AAA p1I tC10A
oznacuje "a fasiste in Sc bridkc
pritozuje, ker Jill je cezdalje vec.
To pomeni, da svoj vpliv med
Hrvati izgublja. A v stanju je Sc
vedno izdajati dnevnik in finan-
cirati govorniske ture kot nobe-
ma druga hrvatska skupina -
niti Zajednica ne - z dalec v to-
likSni meri. Vzlic temu izgublja.
On pripisuje to fasisticnemu
vplivu, njegovi nasprotniki pa
sirjenju demokraticne zavesti
med ameriskimi Hrvati. Well?
Hrvatski komunisti so ma zad-
Mi konvenciji HBZ pomagali
vreci svojega bivsega clana Pc
traka IL uredniStva Zajednicara
in ma njegovo mesto pripomogli
cloveku, 0 katerem so mislili, da
Sc DO sukal pc zvokih njihove pi-
scalke. A sedaj plese cisto dru-
GAGE kot SO pricakovali. Cello hr-
vatski narodni kongres, XII je
boil organizacija ma papirju ka-
kor pa v %resnici, Sc jim izmuza-
va liz rok.
V premogovniku blizu Clarks-
villa, Pa, Sc je pred par tedni
dogodil pozar. Ker ga MISC mo
gil pogasiti, da bi oteli IL MEGA
sest zajetih premogarjev, SO pri-
zadeti del rova zazidali, S premo-
garji vred, da ogenj v MENU "a
duse. V casopisju pc Ameriki je
bio izven omenjenega kraja Q
tenn kaj malo porocano. Vecino-
ma mic. Ampak &c bi tistih Sest
premogarjev zastavkalo, to bi
vpili, da SO ustavili vso produk-
clio v listen rovu in to sedaj,
ko smo v stiski "a premog.
Ameriski domovini Sc n e zdi
prav, ker je Tito ."snedel svojo
besedn in segel kralju v roke..."
V reSnici bi to ona morala po-
zdraviti, ker &c je res, kar trdi,
Sc je Tito S svojim sprijazne-
MEM s kraljem njeni politiki ia
ko priblizal.
Anton Sabec, XII urejuje "Glas
SDZ'" Sc je v sporu med Sanso-
vimi s%trujarni dokaj konkretno
zadrzal. Vsega, kar prejema cd
Zojsa in Sansa, ne bi mogel pri-
obciti, pa je raise vecino stvari
izpustil. A par pa je priobcil Ia
kin, da Sc je zameril newburske-
mu novicarju, to je, kanoniku
Omanu ali kdor re piSe tiste no
vice. Toda Sabec Sc je oglasil v
bran Ease in pa "a Edvarda Koc-
beka, cigar clanek je priobcil.
Odgovoril je dobro, &c DO kaj po-
magalo.
Rev. Ambrozic je v necem z
objavljanjem verske propagan-
de IL partizanskih vrst kar "a
dovoljen, docim Sc kanonik v
metropoli huduje. Ambrozic pi-
Sc pod naslovom "hvala "a pod
poro" med drugim:
"Pa je Sc nekaj, "a kar SEN hva-
lezen, in z menoj vred brez dvoma
tudi drugi nasi katoliski duhOvniki
in lajiki. Rev. Mikuz, Josip Vidmar
in Edward KOcbek so zapisali med
plevami tudi nekaj pray Iepih Urn.
Hvala Bogu, jake lepo pisejo o Kri-
stusu in njegOvem delu. To je ma
ravnOst velicastnO.In vSe tie Iepe re-
CT Sc ponatiskujejO " nekaterih ma
sih casopisih tn " Ameriki, katerih
bralci- doslej MISC bill vajeni BRAT
lepih reel o KristuSu, vsaj ne v IT,
stih svojih casopisih. Tu Sc clovek
nehote spOmni ma izrek sv. Pavla;
Same da Sc KristuS OZnanjuje, pa
maj BIO primerno ali neprimerno.
Hvala "a podporO."
ssA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28
ODBOR IA RUSKl RELiF
ZE VELIKO STORIL
O prireditvi akcije v pomoc
soyjetskemu prebivalstyu


Chicago, Ill. - Organizacija
vojnega relifa v Chica-
gu je dine %. %junija - OBJ priliki
tretje obletnice nemSke invazije
v Sovjetsko unijo, aranzirala
spored, XII je bill predvajan v
Arena, 400 East Erie ST.
Omenjena arena je sicer zelo
ina prostora "a vec tt
soc Judi, toda je nekako cd rok
"a nase vrste ljudi. cato nj bila
polna, ceprav sta diva cikaska Ii
sta porocala, da je bio v Mi pet
tisoc oseb. Brzkone bi bill poset
vecji, &c ne bi bila tisti vecer tu-
di silna soparica, da Sc ljudem
ne ljubi v dvorane.
Glasbeni spored je bill zelo do
Der, Pevske locke je predvajal
Amerisko-ruski korus, orkestral-
ne komade pa godba pod vod-
stvom Nikolaja Malkova.
Oznanjanje O pomenu prired-
be v zamraceni aren't je bio v
dramatiziranju izborno podano.
Govornikov je bilo precej, to-
da prireditelji MISC nogli dobiti
nikogar, XII bi bill zares tout
standing. Politiki SO sedaj pac
vsi zelo zaposleni z volilno KAN
panic in Jim zadostuje, &c poslje-
10 obicajne brzojavne opravicbe
in voscila. Nastopil je en- odbor-
nix illinoiske zveze uni CIO,
eden cd cikaSke postojanke A.
f. of L., dale govornik cd Chi
cago Community Fund, govor-
nix cd ameriSke armada in drugi
cd mornarice, glavni govornik
pa je bill general Fedor L. Below,
XII je sovjetski vojni atase v
Washingtonu. A govoril je rrav
ma kratko in ma koncu Sc v par
besedah Sc v ruScini zahvaliI "a
pomoc, XII 10 Sovjetski uniji nudi
ameriski Russian War Relif, Inc.
Predsednik ruske refine akci-
je cikaskega okraja je predstavil
predstaVnike narodnostnih Sku-
pin, XII sodelujejo v Mi. Pred
stavljal Jill je z oznacbo narod-
nosti, ne pc imenih, in prosil, da
maj Sc navzoci ploskanja vztlrze
toliko casa, da bodo vsi zastop-
niki ma odru. A Sc mu APPEL nj po-
srecil. Ko je oznanil, da pride ma
oder predstavnik nemSke skupi-
ne, in pa ko je oznanil prlhod
clanice poljske skupine, XII sc je
predstavila v narodni nosi, je BIZ
10 najvec ploskanja.
Predstavnik "a Slovence .je
bill Lovrenc GradiSek. Vsi Sc do
bill v lmenu Ruskega relifa pr1-
znalne diplome v zahvalo "a so
delovanje v tel akciji.
Med govorniki je bill tudi "a
morec Oscar Brown, XII je cesti-
tai Sovjetski uniji ma njeni re-
sitvi plemenskega problema in
il zelel popolno zmago.
Oh koncu je orkester zaigral
novo sovjetsko himno, XII sem jo
oh tel priliki prvic slisal. PREF
snja sovjetska himna je bila In
ternacionala.
Sklicatelji SO v oglasanju pri-
redbe zagotavljali, da to pot ne
DO 'nobene kolekte in je res nj
bio. Najceneise vstopnice so BIZ
lie pc 60c a tudi drazjih je bio
mnogo prodanih.
Dasi je bio uradno zastopa-
nih ma priredbi kakih 20 narod-
nostnih skupin, SO bill udelezen-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28
KOMENTAR.D


| prepricanja. Pa SO rekli zavezni-
kom: &c ste priSli v Rim cato,
da nam demonstrate demokra-
clio, pokazite to dejanjih, ne
ma papirju.'
Anglezi in Americani so Sc
udali. A ker Sc jim hoce zabave
tudi v vecnem Rimu, kot &c bi
bill v New Yorku ali v Londonu,
so 81 10 oskrbeli vseeno. "Dobro,'
so rekli zvezi a~rtistov, "kdo pa
sploh nj fasist, da bi ga mi lahko
brez zamere povabili? &c ne Gil
gil, kaj pa, ako nam hi pei Fer
ruccio Tagliavini? Tudi on je
pei Nemcem? Nekoga potrebu-
jemo, da DO vodil orkester. Pri-
porocen'je nam maestro OLIVE
70 Fabritiis, XII ga je Mussolini
oglasal "a najboljsega fasista
med italijanskimi umetniki."
Unija umetnikov (brez slovesa)
je koncno pristala, da ia diva Ia
hko ~nastopita, kajti zbaIa Sc je.
da bi 10 zavezniSki komandant v
Rimu, maj.-gen. Harry Johnson
vpraSal, KIDD izmed umetnikov v
Rimu in v Italiji sploh nj fasist.
ali sal bill fasist, dokler Sc jim je
izplacalo? Mnogi MISC bill, toda
cato SO tudi sedaj brez slovesa,
ceprav SO umetniki. Anglezi in
Americani imajo v Rimu sedai
koncerte brez njih. Kaj Nth bri-
ga, KIDD je bill fasist in KIDD ne.
"zrtev'' te ljubosumnosti pa je
(menda lie zacasno) samo Gigli.
In pa neuveljavljeni umetniki,
ker MISC hotel biti faSisti.
AmeriSki politik Poletti, bivsi
podgoverner drzave New York
in nekaj casa MEN governor, je
nedavno prevzel v imenu zavez-
niskega vrhovnega poveljstva
oblast mad Rimom, v kolikor nj
izrocena novemu rimskemu zu-
panu princu Doria. Porocajo, da
Sc je ze1o zacudil, ko je videl, ka-
ko angleSki in ameriski uradniki
zavezniske vojaske Wade (AMG)
ljubimkajo S prejsnjimi fasistic-
mimi uradniki in jih scitijo v slu-
zbah, docim one, XII so Sc YES cas-
udejstvovali proti faSizmu, odri-
vajo. Poletti je morda zacudenje
lie hlinil, da hi javnost opozoril,
kako in kaj je z nasim uvaja-
MEM demokracije v Italijo. Ko-
ga pa v ameriskih vojaSkih solah
vezbamo "a prevzem oblasti v
osvobojenih dezelah? N. pr,
kdor pozna tiste Hrvate in Slo-
vence, XII SO bill dosedaj najeti
"a tax poklic, KIDD more pricako-
vati cd Min kaj boljsega, kot pa
delajo oni, mad katerimi je Po-
letti razocaran? Steer pa-upaj-
mo, da jih ne Slovenija, ne Hr-
vatska ne bosta potrebovali.
Kjer Sc narod INA sam boriti "a
sVobodo, 81 DO znal tudi svoje
obcinske urednike, zupane in
sodnike sam izbrati.
Hrvatski Glasnik je vedno boil
nezadovoljen, ker hrvatske jaw
noSti v Ameriki ne more uveriti,
da lie on edini predstavlja "edin-
'stvo vojnih naporov vseh Hrva-
tow. Use, XII mt nasprotujejo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

pozdravljeni znanci v N. NJ, po-
sebno MarinSkoyi, brata Gantar
in sin ter hcer. - Jennie Katz-
man.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-28

AkO hi deIavci S takim veseljem
podprIi delavski fisk, kakor podpi-
rajo zavajaInO casOpisje, hi biIe ka-
pitaIiZma kmaIu kOnec.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Two Guests Honored
AT Tyson Home

RUTH DETTLOFF, whose
wedding to Pvt. Walter Schwan,
will take place on Saturday eve
ming, and Geraldine Gerald,
who celebrated her birthday an
niversary, were both entertain
ed Wednesday evening by the
employees of the Overhead
Lines apartment of Detroit Edi-
son company at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Tyson, of rs
lLodewyck avenue. Gifts were
presented to the honor guests.
Some of the neW-fashion frilly
button-on jabots provide quick
change brighteners for tailored
dresses. And eyelet-embroidered
|rosettes that button on, too, are
featured at local sewing center
motion counters as fresheners for
|front-buttoned frocks.
Se1f-fabric covered buttons
may be ingeniously designed
with initials or first name en-
broidered on the surface, rick
rack braid used in a conven-
|tional design or the unusual ar
|tistry Of a flower motif centered
lon the self-fabric button mold.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Guest &o&,t
With the Colors

PFC. RAY l.. AMERINE, son
of Mrs. Rose Amerine, lis Inch
es street, who is with the u. S.
Army Engineers stationed some
where in Italy had the good for
tune of meeting one of his very
good friends over there. Pvt.
Ernest l.. Moore, son of Mrs.
George West of SO Parkview
avenue, Pvt. Moore is with the
u. S. Infantry in Italy.
PFC. CARL JASMUND and
wife left Wednesday for Camp
Livingston, Louisiana, after
Today furlough.
LEROY McVICAR of the
Merchant Marines has returned
to his ship to report for overseas
duty again. He spent a brief
leave with his wife Olive, and
daughter, Barbara Ann, at their
home at 40 Mullett street.
EIGHT MACOMB COUNTY
naval indoctrination at the U. S.
Naval Training Station at Great
Lakes, Ill. Upon completing
their boot" training these men
will spend a period Of leave at
home. They are: Arthur J.
Smith, Base Line; Frederick j.
Arbour and Anthony j. Andre,
of Van Dyke; Harry S. Morris,
25312 Dickinson street; August
II. Arndt, $685. Callahan street;
DARWIN A. Dunkelberg, 40 Scott
boulevard; David c. Ellison and
Kenneth F. Trombley Of l25
Huron street.
THE PROMOTION OF Spen-
Ger G.. Fenton to Technician
Fifth Grade has been announced
at the Finance Training Center,
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
He is the husband of Mrs. Jane
v. Fenton and the son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Fenton, 1895
Riverside drive.
WILLIAM RICHARD Clogg,
ST. Clair Shores, has fulfilled
the Nays requirements for
promotion to the rate of Store
keeper &c, officials of the us.
Naval Training Station at Great
Lakes, H., announced.
THE HARRISON TOWNSHIP
Wah- Wah-Tay-See Camp Fire
girls held their regular meeting
Tuesday evening. The invitation
to the Grand Council Ceremon-
ial to be held in st. Clair Shores
in April was accepted. All girls
are requested to prepare for
their tests in the next two meet
ings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31

Harper avenue, on her birthday
anniversary Sunday, April 2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Mrs. Ivan Johnston
Undergoes Operation

Mrs. Ivan A. Johnston, wife
of State Senator Johnston, of
Mount Clemens, underwent a
major operation in Henry Ford
Hospital, Detroit, Wednesday,
and was reported to be in salts
factory condition later. Senator
Johnson took his wife to the
hospital Tuesday evening when
long awaited accommodations
became available.
There has never yet been a
case in the history of war when
an enemy jumped into an abyss
of his own accord. In order to
win the war it is necessary to
force the enemy to the abyss
and push him in. = Marshal
Stain.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Harrison Circle
Meets at Town Hall

AT THE REGULAR meeting
of the Harrison township Circle
of the Kings Daughters held at
Harrison town hall. "a members
and three guests were present.
The guests were: Mrs. Evelyn
Sharp, Mrs. Roland Bright and
Mrs. William Lowe. The hostess
of the evening was Mrs. Will
liam Tegeder.
Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Sharp
were presented TO the circle for
membership. Cards were played
with prizes awarded to the win
ners.
THE WIG. GUILD will not
meet April 3 as scheduled. but
will postpone the meeting until
April 10.
MRS. JAMES PHILLIPS of
Hamon road entertained the
Hamon Sewing Club in honor
of the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Walter Stiles.
MRS. KATE GILBERT cele-
rated her 83rd birthday ami
versary Thursday, March 80, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Stiles, on Hamon road.
The Hamon Sewing Club pre-
scented her with a birthday cake
and gifts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Rushing Season
at Gamma Rho

THE BI-MONTHLY MEET
ING of the Gamma Rho chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi took place at
the home of Mrs. George Carter,
North avenue, on Tuesday eve-
ming, March %, 1914. Final
plans were made for the chap
ter's Spring rushing activities.
Johanna Braun, assisted by Mol
ly Rich are in charge.
The first of these activities
will be a Fun party, the theme
of which is "A Night in Rome.
All members and rushees will
appear in costume fitting to the
occasion. This party will be
held at the home of Miss Gather
inc Barck on Thursday evening,
March 80, 1914 at 800 o'clock.
The Misses Patricia Caldwell,
Jane Lindsey, Nina Lu Bliss,
Georgia hidden, Ruth Archi-
bald, Ann Roehrig and Mrs. Will
liam Gasow Jr. are the rusheeS.
At the close of Tuesdays
meeting an initiation for offic-
ers was held at which time Jo-
hanna Braun, president; Molly
Rich, vice-president; Frances
Tinker, recording secretary;
Charlotte Daily, corresponding
secretary, and Catherine Barck,
treasurer took their respective
offices.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
w. T.U. Meet
al James Home

TWENTY MEMBERS AND
guests were present at the reg
ular meeting of Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union at the
home of Mrs. Mary James, l
Breitmeyer Place, Tuesday eve
ming. After a brief business
meeting, Mrs. Harry Green
gave an interesting and inform
ative talk on the evils OF the use
of drugs. such as opium, heroin
and marihuana.
Miss Lillian Broome gave the
devotions with an Easter mes
sage. Retire. h m n IS were
served. Mrs. Roy Kidd assisted
the hostess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Guest SoloiSts at
Young WOmen's Club

THE PROGRAM OF THE
Young Women's Club on Mon
day evening will feature a Hol-
lywood Celebrities Revue. Miss
Lucille Beaubritz of Rochester
and Wallace Schonschack will
be guest soloists. The club bus
mess meeting will be held
promptly at 8 o'clock and the
program will begin at $50 o.
clock. Each member may bring
a guest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
"Messe SoIenneHe"
Sunday at Zion Church
MARGARET KLEINHUIZEN,

MARGARET KLEINHUIZEN,
instrumental director of the pub
(lic schools will be the guest
soloist this Sunday, April 2, when
THE Mount Clemens Civic Choir
us will present Gounod's "Messe
Solennelle" at the Zion Evan
|gelical Church at 4 o'clock. She
will play two cello solos during
The intermission. They are Pray
er" by Bloch and "Ave Maria"
by Bach-Gounod.
Miss Lois Harper is the direct
or of the chorus and Mrs. Walter
)Tiffin and Mrs. Delmar Wright
will accompany the choir on the
organ and piano respectively.
During the cello solos Miss Har-
per will accompany Miss Klein
Ihuizen on the organ.
The "Messe Solennelle" is an
appropriate musical climax for
this Lenten season. The six parts
Iof which it is composed - the
Kyrie, the Gloria in Excelsis,
the Credo, the Sanctus, the Ben
|ediction and the Angus Del -
hold rich spiritual message.
THE public is cordially invited
Ito attend this concert. There will
he no tickets sold but a silver
offering will be taken.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
WsdM;ng
0nnlUer3aTU

ON APRIL l +. 1899 at st. Pet
er's Catholic Church in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert A. LaCroix
were united in marriage. Mr..
LaCroix was the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas LaCroix
and a nephew of the late Cap
tain Gilbert LaCroiX, and Mrs.
LaCroix was the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Cottrell.
Gilbert LaCroix sailed the
Great Lakes for % years on the
boat City of Mount Clemens"
owned by Captain LaCroix. Mrs.
LaCroix was cook on the same
boat. Both come from families
of IL children.
The couple had nine children,
of whom five are living They
are; Mrs. Viola Shovan, Mrs.
Blanche Bennett. Mrs Gather
inc Williams, Phillip LaCroix
and Harold LaCreix, All reside
in Mount Clemens with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Williams, who
is in California.
Mr.. LaCroix will be 70 years
old in September and Mrs, La
CroiX will be II in August. They
also have IS grandchildren and
six great grandchildren They
are making their home at the
present time with the youngest
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold LaCroix of 80 Clinton
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Births at Maternity

MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
Cottrell, 228 Elm street, a
daughter, Barbara Carol, March
10.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS
Mayes, Fair Haven, a daughter,
Lois Ann, March %.
MIR. AND MRS. IVER Erick-
son, Fair Haven, a son, liver
Carl, March &c.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER
Gordon, Roseville, a daughter,
Carol Ann, March 81.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN Fol-
lette, st. Clair Shores, a daugh-
ter, Johanna Lou, March 81.
MIR. AND MRS. WALLACE
Conklin, 1919 Erie drive, a
daughter, March %.
MR.. AND MRS. HOWARD
Mack, Fargo, Mich, son,
Thomas Howard, March %.
MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL
Hausinger, 25 Beyne street, a
daughter, March 30.
Births at St. Joseph's
PVT. AND MRS. ERNEST j,
SPARKS, Roseville, a daughter
10 Ann Catherine, March 20.
PVT. AND MRS. BARTON G..
VERELLEN, Romeo, a son,
March 20.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE A.
ALLAN, Detroit, a son, March
IN
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Mrs. Staeb Hostess
To Friendship Circle

THE FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
met Thursday afternoon for
luncheon and business meeting
at the home of Mrs. Carl Staeb.
l. was decided to award the pill
low cases to the lucky winner
on April 9th at the regular
meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. Henry Hauer, of Glen
wood road.
Prizes for cards were award
ed to: Mrs. Lyle May, Mrs.
Frank Bohn, Mrs. Fred Shoe
maker and Mrs. Carl Staeb.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Red Cross Benefit
Games Party

CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP
will sponsor games party for
the benefit of the American Red
Cross War Fund, at Vernier's
Grill in New Baltimore, Monday
evening, April 3. Games will
begin at $50 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-31
Congratulations
Nd AMI MRS ROBERT

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
AxTELL on their Attn we'd
ding anniversary which they are
quietly observing today.
MRS. NJ. l.. DANER upon her
birthday anniversary today.
MARILYN MILLER, who is
celebrating her 18th birthday
anniversary today.
NORMA METTLER, who is
observing her birthday ami
versary today.
SHIRLEY STEWART had a
birthday anniversary March %
and she will entertain a group
of girls today at her home on
Riverside drive, after school.
MRS. DON H. KILBY, who
observes her birthday annivers-
airy today.
JOYCE LANDON and Carol
Lee Perry, who will celebrate
their 18th birthday anniversar-
les today, when Joyce Will
entertain a few girls at her
home on Lodewyck avenue, af-
ter school.
MICHAEL JUNKE, son of
ReY.-and Mrs. Wilfred Junke,
Dickinson avenue, who is 3
years old today.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
l.. Husky on their first wedding
anniversary which occurs Sun
day, April 2. Mrs. Husky is the
form er Gloria Charbeneau,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Fran
els r. Charbeneau. of Detroit.
PFC. AND MRS. CARL Me
derman of Omaha, Nebr,, on the
arrival of son, William Carl,
March 81. Mrs. Niederman is
the former Ora Chapman.
KENNETH KUNKEL, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kunkel,
who is two years old today.
CAROLYN ROCKER, upon
her first birthday anniversary
today.
MRS. RUTH MILLER, II So.
Wilson boulevard, who is OBJ
serving her birthday anniver-
sary Sunday, April 2. She will
spend the day visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Congdon, of
High Pointe Farms, in Romeo.
ROBERT E. COULON, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coulon,
who will be five years old Mon
day, April 3.
MRS. HENRY HAUER, who
is observing her birthday ami
versary tomorrow, April lst.
MRS. LEWIS BLANK, of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
Glinpses
IN DETROIT'S MIRROR :
Bz Sylvia Penn

b. Sylvia Penn
The rong has Officially sounded for things pertain
ing Summer and already locals have plunged into
various fall activities Starting things OIL for
The annual horse show which viii be held sunday sept
lu. al joe Louis Sprnghll farm at ca. BE ON time.
you pan go because you won't want TO mss the e.
term parade which starts he show ot the various entries
that follow. the hnale-the grand Rodeo. The show
starts pEomltN II pan.
one * thv pretty social affairs last weekend the
welappolnted aieheon rendered Mrs John Q. Hopkins
by Mrs Marr,c Alexander Of King street Beside the
ing the excellent pictures made by Mr. Hopkins Mho used
take pefutes hobby, bit who fu-hedged
lures eanp th nmef where few years ago he served
as coan>eor Ills wife and baby We're AZ the camp
btish. agd early Tuesday morning Larry Chisholm
down rs the Michigan central depot 70 meet his
elegAafnn chSholm coming in ifom Mas 9inaM Whon he
had nt seen for several years AFTER spending q fsw
DAYS wtf Larry he elder Chisholm Will iournesson 20
Caltotn LARRY that versatile man OF the Fourth Is
tate 1a riakc coFcrAgr write column and write
poctr3 shsy stories What's more. Sck at heart.
i he misses god story for his paper which be rarelvI
Also Detroit Tuesday morning Capt
Alfred Iheoa,. Captain Thomas started zip from the
Soal aed Na asp. t.t compelled finish the trip
lo@e.. nv esS"1. tr. s. e RS 's Wa.f.
l.eias fea ata feaehta Detroit " cone day
ena- has l,-gay aoNgh and back r iaS
eF Ary AfyaSe A@sana 81 accompanied
by "a former Ns'eaa Mccall
81 far ere.r Il we ttcd ~ mex. feN
rasaer. .ru and Coc a card from Fannie
Be, Rassasd tes as shat shs Has been On owing The
hea rre II New YORK state and other parts Of the
E. caN from arerce A. Wilson 1912 nomi-
l,o et8r tells 4. .ba- ia fl HAVING q rrard
fr tser f.tefara ob, Miss eatrice Moore nj
766 Bee t,rtie hs >t returned from chicago
whfrc sa,r week end visiting hcr aunt Mrs. Ber-
nicv stark Il ;91 East Sxt,-Siwh Street
aS ~. :. W, , ana slIS L
Andrew IuNfi az tnpieNoOu last
loH TAs' e. MAJ 6 1he guest q ns AMY
ss.9 't s'' -l-.. i.asiAvha I"Nis ol 10 S1a'e
stree n.' 4 'he Ernpife state. ne Nisi'ed sew lofk
N'f' .i'seeFS 'ou''
Mr Mrs Bruce Moore returned TO I,te Roek.
Arb wees attel Spending the summer in Detroit.
Alf &s @}ae university during her Iaca-
toi atfe she etor ~ the nigh school al Little
Re-
me Nr and Mrs Frank Burton IN that block have
as tteir4 MIS- Bartogs sister Mrs Geraldine lornax
Of Boston, rto 81 acconsanied bv her very intelligent l-
tie rrte-yea-ed daughter Across the street from the
Burrofs Mr. arG Mrs Archie Lindsey have as their
guest 81 sister Miss Jackson Of Boston. and
Nh rattcer Mrs Lula Webb Of Cleveland.
Ohm FartAee eat1 the block. near Warren Mrs Carrie