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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
GIBRALTAR
VICTORY GARDENS

VICTORY GARDENS
GARDENERS your garden plot
now from 2 20 10 &C. on paved
roads, city water; can arrange for
blowing Newman Farms, Inc, 1852
Penobscot Bldg. Oh 1850
VICTORY GARDENS. East Detroit
and Rosl Oak. sO'Nl2s'. soc; sewer
already installed and paid for. Phone
ca 57l3, Eve. TR 2-T9e6.
COLORED-Victory gardens. Buy
land now build after the war. Safest
investment $3.50 gives deed; i4-Mils
And Gratiot Address Box B-3S'
nffroft Times al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Bungalows Tor Sale--Wea

Bungalows Tor Sale--West
AsBURY PARK. RETWEEN 81 Nj.
hedrns. bath living rm. Kitchen,
dirette on FIRST a.. nm partly M
shed up. priced Al only 50 900. UN
-i3uu.
ELMER VI CLARK
MONTROsE. nr. Z Mile. S rms face
brk.. attic. gas air cond 1T rec frn
With tie floor. fenced yard beautiful
snrubbery. co. lot Compare IND be
fore YOU buy.
ST. BUILT HOMES no i424
MONICA. 20i0e
e-rm frame. only 2 yrs old nice
condition. So. 600. 81 300 On. t3s mo.
IN l-a800
ELMER NJ CLARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
King.TelegranlY Rds.

1914 acre parcels. plowed ready for
planting: fertile soil. low taxes.
i0r down. Salesman at trailer Of
Zee Saturday and sunday Evenings
UN 4-4420. $. c. Hadley. Inc CA
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Mothers Club
Elects Officers

THE DONALDSON Mothers
Club held their regular meeting
last evening. A pot-luck supper
preceded the business meeting.
New officers elected were: Mrs.
Elmer Stewart, president; Mrs
Harvey Millar, vice-president;
Mrs. Helene Langthorne, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Arthur Scarf,
treasurer.
Miss Winifred Everill's talk
on discipline was most inter
estipg. She said discipline means
progressive development in self
control, ordering of the self, by
the self" The basic needs of
children are five fold. she stated.
First, the need TO be wanted;
'2nd, need for affection; 3rd, Sc
curity: 4th. the need TO succeed.
and 5th, opportunity to express
themselves and to make indiv-
idual decisions.
The parent must be helpful in
being patient, affectionate, con-
sistant, truthful and setting the
proper example, she said. Pun
ishment is not revenge and
should not be executed in anger.
Miss Everill stated that only
between 500 and 500 of our
children attend Sunday School
regularly in this city.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Golden
AnnIVerSdry

THE SAMARITAN CIRCLE
of Kings Daughters celebrated
their 50th anniversary with a
dinner, April IL, at 1890 o.
clock at the Medca Hotel. Places
were set for IL with place cards,
nutcups and napkins in gold.
The centerpiece was gold daffo-
dis and snapdragons, tall gold
tapers were placed on either
end.
The oldest member, Mrs. AL
ice Wales and Kings Daughters
County president, Mrs. A. w.
Fattler, were present. The occa-
sion was two-fold for the lead
er, Mrs. George Ellis, it being
her birthday anniversary, she
was presented with a silver
chain and hearty greetings.
DR.. A. NJ. Crawford of the
Kings Daughters clinic took a
flash-light picture of the group
at the table. Following the din
ner the group adjourned TO the
club rooms for cards. Each lady
was presented with gold flow
err.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13

Margaret Mccarthy, Dearborn;
Agnes Mazurka, Pontiac.
Marian Elizabeth Meloche, ST.
Clair Shores; Florence Eliza
beth Mills, Armada; Vera Luz
ellie Niebauer, LenoX; Virginia
Francis Oberliesen, M u n t
c e m ems; Vivienne Lucille
Planck, East Detroit; Eileen Ma
RE Roberts, Port Huron; Vera
Louise RoSsi, Van Dyke; Mar
jorie Theresa Shcehan, Port
Huron; Deloris Irene Theme,
Utica; Rose Marie Wiegand,
Port Huron; Isabelle Mae Wool
ard, Mount Clemens.
class cadet Nurses
will be admitted July !, 1914.
For further information get in
touch with the st. Joseph School
of Nursing in this city.
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Judge Joseph rombZy
to Be Guest Speaker

T HIR Y-ONE UNITE d
STATES CADET NURSES are
10 receive their caps Sunday
evening, April l6, at 8 o'clock
in the Lobby of ST. Joseph SAM
tarium. This is the first class of
Codet Nurses to receive their
caps, in this city. The ST. JOS
eph's School Of Nursing in CO.
operation with the United States
Health Service is accepting
young ladies in the United
States Cadet Nurse Corps to
meet the immediate and future
needs of the military and civil
ian population.
The course is three years in
length as Of former years. The
curriculum is SO changed as TO
complete all theory and prac-
tiSe in 80 months, thus allowing
the student TO complete the final
SIX months in nursing situa-
tons approved by the Michigan
Board Of Registration for Nurses
and the School of Nursing. These
situations may be in the home
school, the armed forces or in
the civilian hospitals.
The students will be presented
to the presiding officer, Dr.. A.
A. Thompson, president of the
staff, by the chairman of the
Nurses committee, DR.. w. B.
Wiley. DR.. Thompson will give
the caps to the Cadets.
The honorable Judge Joseph
Trombly will be the speaker for
the occasion. Music will be un-
der the direction of the Michael
Falk orchestra.
Following is list OF the
present class of Cadet Nurses:
Mary Beatrice Brennan, Dear
born; Ruth LaVerle Brucklmay-
er, Pontiac; Bernadette Mar
Garct Ballor, Roseville; Betty
Jeanne Callahan, Wyandotte;
Mary Dorothy Coomes, New AL
bany, Indiana; Barbara Fran
ces Daum, Detroit; Gertrude
Edwards sport Huron.
Mary Loretta Felgenauer, Ma
rine City; Margaret Mary
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Lincoln P. IA.
Hears Talk on
Red Cross Work

THE LINCOLN PARENT
Teacher Association, which met
last evening, enjoyed most in
teresting talk given by Miss
Beatrice Westlake, executive
secretary of the American Red
Cross, Macomb County Chapter.
Miss Westlake told of the work
done in Home Service and the
ways in which the Red Cross
aids our prisoners of war.
Community singing preceded
the business meeting which was
conducted by the president,
Mrs. Lucille Stewart. The eve
ming closed with a social hour
at which refreshments were
served. Mrs. Walter Hecht is the
social chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Girl Scouts

ABOUT 40 GIRL SCOUTS,
who have been taking folk
dancing under the direction Of
Miss Irene Aler, Of the public
schools, invited an equal num-
er of Boy Scouts to the USO on
Broadway, Tuesday afternoon,
from 4 until $50 o'clock, this
affair marked the completion of
a six weeks course. Mrs. Robert
Eastman furnished the accom-
paniment.
A grand march, toward the
refreshments, was led by Caro-
Glefke and Bobby" Randolph.
Mrs. James Kenney, was the
leader and four council men,
bers assisted, Mrs. George
Campbell, Mrs. Austin Heine,
Mrs. Robert Shepherd and Mrs.
Abe Levine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
81 Cadet Nurses to Receive Caps Sunday Evening Ceremony

of Religion. Before the war he
served ten years as a mission
airy among the japanese Ameri-
cans on the West Coast.
His ministry here will in
clude assisting young people re-
located here to find homes in
a friendly and Christian atmos-
phere and to help them integ-
rate themselves into their COM
munity through church and
other associations.
Several denominations have
pledged funds for the support
of this ministry, which is being
carried on under the supervision
of the War Emergency Commits
sion, a department of the De-
troit Council of Churches.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Miss Tinker
in Concert

PRISCILLA ANN TINKER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd
ney Tinker of Floral avenue, a
junior at Albion College will
participate in the four days
concert appearances of the So
voice women's choir of the COL
lege in Detroit churches and
high schools from April 18th
through 10Th.
The Albion College Choir will
broadcast over Station WJR on
Tuesday evening, April 18th, at
HIS o'clock in celebration Of
the colleges Round-the-W World
Night. At this time President
John L. Seaton will also be
heard. Miss Thinker will sing
second soprano.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Mrs. Thomas
HOnOred at Party

THE PATRIOTIC DAUGH-
TIERS of America held a fare
we'll party honoring Mrs.
Maude Thomas, deputy, at Bar
ron Hall last evening.
Mrs. Angelina Hartwick, state
warden of Detroit, Mrs. D.
Gould of st. Clair Shores, and
Mrs. D. Frank of the Star of
Freedom Council of Mount
Clemens, were visitors.
.A-beautiful three=tiered- cake.
with trimmings of blue, white
and rose, was baked and do
mated by Mrs. Clementine Eek
man.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Rev. Tanabe
Guest Speaker

A DINNER WILL BE HELD
Monday evening at Gao o clock
in the dining room Of the Meth
odist Church, sponsored by the
Women's Society of Christian
Service. The members will en-
terrain their husbands and
guests. Rev. Shigeo Tanabe will
be the guest speaker.
Mr. Tanabe is an American
born citizen of Japanese descent,
and an ordained minister of the
Methodist Church. He is a grad
uate of the College of Puget
Sound and of the Pacific School
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Control of Cancer
Topic of Talk

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
the American Red Cross, F. L.
Rector, Cancer Consultant of
the Michigan Department OF
Health. will give a talk on the
Control of Cancer" in room
Ola of Mount Clemens High
School at $50 o'clock, Thurs
day. April 20.
Nurses Aides and Home Nurs-
ing classes are especially invited
TO attend, also anyone else who
is interested in the treatment OF
control of cancer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13

Fretund. East Detroit; Margaret
Ann Gariepy. Royal Oak; Gerry
Carlette Gehrke, ST. ella r
Shores; Beth Francis Gray,
Croswell; Patricia Ann Harris,
Mount Clemens; Florence Anne
Honsinger, Utica; Patricia Kel-
Ter, Sturgis; Priscilla Ann
Leech, Mount Clemens; Ann
Mary Lipa, Marine City; Jean
Mary London, Clawson; Marion
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Nursery School
Easter Party

FIFTEEN LITTLE children
enjoyed another holiday at the
Nursery school at the Grace
Parish House. Each child took
home an Easter basket with
candy and cookies.
The nursery will be in charge
Of Mrs. Charlotte Bawden and
Mrs. E. j. Gallagher for the
next few weeks, as Mrs. Vail
Ellis is visiting her son, who is
in a hospital on the West Coast.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Party to Honor
Miss Hickey

A BUNNY HOP AND Fare
we'll party will be held at the
USO club house Saturday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in honor of
Carmen Hickey, assistant di-
rector, who is leaving her posi-
ton to be married.
All service men and women
and junior and senior hostesses
are cordially invited to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Hold Games Party

THE CLEMENS MOTHERS
CLUB met last evening and it
was decided TO hold Games
party April 81. Movies were
shown by Mrs. Paul Litvin.
The refreshments were in
charge of Mrs. Harold Schmidt
and Mrs. Harold frost.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
Engagement
Announced

MIR. AND MRS. MORRIS
Feldman of the Arethusa Hotel,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marjorie. to
Lieut.. Martin L. Boraks, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Boraks
of Boston, Mass.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
-Z1N<z STRENGTH and CONFIDENCE

is increased when you
give Her O Loyalty Per-
feet Diamond Ring. She
will thrill at he thought
Of your devotion. Attain
that goal of happiness
desired so much by both.
You will be entirely salts
fled. Styles, prices, quail
ity - oil are right. The
Diamond in the Engage
ment Ring is doubly quar-
onteed in writing as obso-
lutely perfect. Rings ore
olso insured against loss.
Let us counsel you in q
selection Of the most be-
coming style.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-11
SnowpIows, Soldiers Used
to Aid Mountain Rescue

suffered a severe shoulder In
jury.
Throughout yesterday the ma
rooned party kept morale at
high level While they munchcd
hamburgers and cheese sand
witches set out by 52-year-old
Martin Lund, the Inn keeper.
Most spectacular was that Of
Edith Foster of Craig. Colo, a
school teacher. She was driving
alone, she said. when "all of a
sudden | saw whole bank Of
snow come down the mountain
side II engulfcd her car, which
didn't overturn. She was
trapped
She Shut off the motor. rolled
down window and, with a
screw driver. began TO dig,
moving the displaced snow to
the cars interior She dug until
her head popped up through the
snow.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-11

Commissioner Bruneel-DuBay moved
that the building permit Of Charles
KloSky. ~ Dorothea Street, be granted,
subject 70 the approval of the City
Engineer:
Commissioner Brunei LongstaH Of
fered the following resolution and NOV
ed rs adoption:
WHEREAS. II appears TO this Com
mission from the returns OF the gem
eral city election held IN the City OF
Mount Clemens on Monday the third
daY of April. 1914. duly capNJssed by
this Commits siOn. that at the said gen
cral city election Fred J. Brcitmeyer
received PSI votes for the office OF
Commissioner. and Edward Dubay re-
cclved 236 votes for the office of Com
missioner. and that said Fred J Brett
MEYER and Edward Dubay were un-
opposed for said office. now, there
fore
BE 1T RESOLVED. That Fred J.
BTeitmeyer and Edward Dubay be
and they hereby are declared 10 be
elected 10 the office OF Commissioner
for the term beginning the second Mon
day in April. 1914.
WHEREAS. II appears from said re-
turns that Frank +. Jeanette receiv'
ed 266 votes for the office of Justice
Of the Peace and that said Frank F..
Jeanette was unopposed for said Of
flee, now, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED. That Frank f.
Jeannette be and he hereby Is declar-
cd 10 be elected 10 the office of JUS
tiCe OF the Peace for the term be-
ginning the fourth day OF July. 1914.
WHEREAS, II appears from SAID re-
turns that John Miller received 2i3
votes for the office of Constable and
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that the said John Miller was unop
posed for said office. now. therefore
BE IT RESOLVED. That John Mil
Ter be and he hereby is declared elect
ed TO the office of Constable for tn,
term beginning the second Monday IL
April, 1914.
WHEREAS. There was submitted u
the voters AZ said election the follow
ing proposition: SHALL THE CITY
CHARTER OF THE CITY OF MOUNT
CLEMENS BE REVISED? And tha
on said proposition so submitted there
were 203 votes Yes and - votes No
BE TT RESOLVED. That said propo
stion be and the same hereby is de-
clared 10 be carried.
Carried.
Yea--Breitmeyer, Bruneel. Long.
staff. DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay--None.
Commissioner Longstan Breitmeyer
moved that the following licenses be
approved;
"CLASs &"
James Gabriel dba The Gratiot Grill
% Macomb Street
Egle and Steinmetz. dba Dads Place
86-88 Macomb Street
Olive Kursteiner. dba Bills Bar. "a
20 Broadway
Kurt Bennewi,z. dba The Little Tav-
ern, I2-44 Broadway
Arthur l.. Alwardt dba Alwardts
Cafe. ~ N. Walnut Street
Homer and George Smith. dba The
Crowbar. IA S. Gratiot Avenue
John Allis. dba Johnnie's Bar. as
Broadway
Angela and Arthur schutt. dba
Spruce Inn. 200 North Avenue
Don Polticr and j. Sierens, dba The
Bowl-O-Drome, l79 S Gratiot
al (.pNanrffa TaN
ern, % Broadway
N J. PapaJohn. dba The Blue Rock,
81 n. Gratiot Avenue
a. d. Zoyiopouos. dba Toms Bar. o.
" Gratiot Avenue
Jennie Vivoli. dba Vivolis Cafe, %
Leander Street
H,ll and Lolen. dba The Palm Cafe,
"A Court Street
Stanley Miller. dba Mmer's Cafe. 81
Crocker Blvd.
W. J. Meier and c. Parks. dba The
Royal Cafe. 10 Court Street
Carl Eschonburg. db1 The Rath-
skellar Restaurant. IS N. Broadway
tAxford and Vandenbossche. dba The
Van Ross Hotel. 1912 S. Gratiot Class
b Hotel
,Medea Hotel and Mineral Baths. o
- s. Gratiot Avenue, Class b Hotel
Samuel and Bertha Gordon, dbl Cor
don's Grin, 276 S Gratiot
Herman Brugger, dhl The Green
Tree, lOl North Gratiot Avenue
TAVERN LICENSES
Mrs. Rose Bennett. dbl The Bilrus
Cafe. ". Gratiot and Clair
Mrs. Lorraine KaZaitis. dba Toad 5
Tavern. ESQ n. Walnut Street
Abe Litwak. dba LitWak's DELEGATES
sen, - s. Gratiot
Peter A. Benoit. dba Bcnoits Tav-
ern. Leander Street
McInerney and Timpf. dba The Mt.
Clemens Recreation. 10 Croker Blvd.
Mrs. Belle Highneld. dba The East
Side Tavern. l26 Avery Street
The Breitmcyer Floral Company.
Floral and Robertson Streets
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer Bruneei, Eongst1ff,
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner DuBly-LongstaH offer
ed the following ordinance for first
reading and moved is adoption:
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE LICENSING AND REGULATING
OF THEATFR AND MOVING
PICTURE SHOWS
IRE City of -MetNf-GEEIME NS-or-
dams:
Section !. From and after the pas
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-11
WV Launches
Vet Aid Drive
Plan TO Assist
Ex-Servicemen

Mount Clemens Veterans of
Foreign Wars this week swung
into line behind the national or
ganization'S drive 10 lend aid to
muSterod-out service men, and
announced preliminary plans
for a Embarrassing effort in this
city.
The local quota in the nation
al appeal has not been an
nounccd, but Albert Wallace.
commander of OSkar Andreas
Post No. 1894, states that the
overall objective throughout
the country is S1,5O0,O00.
OF this amount, one third will
be wholly devoted to enlarge
mcnt of the V F W. Eaton Ra-
pids national home for service
mems widows and orphans Gin
family units), with the balance
going into funds to establish To-
cal and zone offices for the pur-
poses of rchabilitating returned
servicCmen.
Chef Kroner, in charge Of
publicity for the veterans eff
fort here is actively assisting
Post Commander Wallace.
Governor Harry Kelly has
endorsed the campaign, in addi-
ton 10 other state and national
leaders Of prominence. The
V. F. W, has pledged itself to
welcome home the returned
serviceman and arrange for him
without delay financial benefits
TO which he is entitled, voca-
tional guidance and training,
disqualification, general rehabil-
itation and employment.
"Instcad Of being on his own
as most World War | veterans
were when they returned TO CT
william life" Commander Wal
lace points out, the mustered
out vet Of this war will find the
national V. w, organization
waiting for him, ready and able
to solve his problems and re-
habilitate him. We trust that
when public cooperation is ask
ed in various ways shortly,
Mount Clemens viii be gener-
Gus. -.
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son convicted may be sentenced 20
| the City Jail or 10 the Jail OF Macomb
| County until such fine and costs are
paid for a period. however. not eN-
ceeding 90 days.
Section o. This ordinance shall take
effect on the LIST day OF June, 1914
Carried
Yea-Brei,meyer. Bruneel. Longstah.
| DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner Longstaff- Bruneei Of
fered the following ordinance for first
| re aiding and moved it's adoption.
| AN ORDINANCE, PROHIBITING PER-
SONS UNDER THE AGE OF II
YEARS FROM BEING ON THE
STREETS. ALLEYS AND PUB
Lie PLACES OF THE CITY
OF MOUNT CLEMENS AT
NIGHT
The City OF MOUNT CLEMENS Or
dams
Section I. II Is hereby made unlaw-
ful for any person under the age OF IA
years 10 be or TO remain in or upon
any OF the streets, alleys or public
places Of the City OF Mount Clemens
at night after the hour OF 1890 o'clock
p. m. on Friday and Saturday nights
and on other nights OF the week after
the hour OF 1000 o'clock D. M unless
such person is accompanied bv par
ent or guardian, or other person hav-
Ing legal custody OF such minor. OF is
in the performance OF AN errand or
duty under the direction OF such par
ent, guardian or other person having
the care and custody OF such minor
person. which employment makes Il
necessary for such minor 20 be upon
said streets. alleys or public places,
during the night time after said spec
flied hours.
Section 2 II Is hereby made unlaw-
ful for any parent, guardian or any
other person having the legal care
and custody OF any person under "a
years of age, 10 allow or permit any
such child, ward or other person under
such age, while In his legal custody,
TO go or be in or upon any of the
streets. alleys or public places In the
City OF Mount Clemens at night, after
the hours specified In Section ! hereof,
except as provided in said Section /.
Section 2. II shall be the duty OF the
Police Force 10 enforce the provisions
OF this ordinance and when necessary
or advisable 10 make complaint and pc
tition 10 the Juvenile Court OF Macomb
County, as the case may be. relative
to any person under the age OF Il
years violating this ordinance
Section L. Any person or persons not
subject 20 the jurisdiction OF the Juve-
nile Court OF Macomb or toher coun-
ties. violating any OF the provisions OF
this ordnance, shall UPON conviction
thereof be punished by fine not eN-
ceeding 500 or by imprisonment In tho
City Jail OF Mount Clemens or the
County jail OF Macomb County for a
term not 10 exceed 30 days When fine
or costs imposed for violation OF this
ordinance are unpaid. person convicted
may be sentenced To City Jail or the
Macomb County jail until such fine and
costs are paid Tor n period, however,
not exceeding 80 days.
Section 5. This ordinance shall take
effect on the LIST day OF June. 1914.
Carried
Yea-Breitmeyer. Bruneel. Longstaff.
DuBay and Westendorf. a.
Nay--None.
Commissioner Breitmeyer-Longsta
moved TO adjourn.
Carried
Yea-Breitmeyer. BruneeI, Long staff,
DuBay and WcStendorf.
Nay-None.
JOSEPH n. MATTHEW'S,
City Clerk.
April I'm L.
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BY JOHN r.. WARD

BERTHOUD PASS, Colo,
April IL -(P,-Marooned high
in Rockies by a road-sWampins
avalanche and heavy SHOWS, ~
persons including three babie,
waited today for their rescue
and word concerning a severely
injured WAVE officer who was
taken down the mountainslde IN
an Army snow buggy.
While huge snowplows chew
ed their way up the East and
West slopes Of this ll,3l4-fOot
pass, soldiers applied their Are
tic training yesterday in carry
ing supplies TO the summit.
Corps. Dick Holmes, Frank Pr
chini and Z. Lopez, ski troopers
stationed at nearby Echo Lake,
snowshoed in with first-aid sup
plies. The snoWmobile brought
Is cots, food and blankets
The marooned party took
shelter in Summit lodge Sunday
night after a rumbling snow
slide swept three automobiles
off the road and stalled others.
One young woman, buried IN
side her car by eight feet Of
snow, dug her way upward to
safety by jabbing with screw
driver.
The WAVE officer, 1t. Helen
Barr Durfee of Los Angeles,
gamely ignored the pain from
q back injury last night while
she was strapped TO a toboggan,
which then was placed in the
rear of the Army snow vehicle.
The snowmobile Travelled SIX
miles down the mountain to an
ambulance waiting TO carry the
officer to a Denver hospital.
1t. Durfee had been travelling
with her fellow recruiter, It.
Catherine Cockburn, Bethesda,
Md, of the Spars. 1t. Cockburn