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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
Your Health By Dr. William Brady

Signed letters pertaiEing to pefs
 sonaI health and hygiene, not 70 disease, diagnosis of treatment,
 will be answered by pr. Brady if
 . stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed, Letters should De brief
 and written in ink. Q reply can be made to queries not c0nfOrm-
 ing to instructions. Address pr.
 William Brady. National News. paper Service, 32O West Madison
 Street. Chicago. ILL
 THE MAD MAN FROM MECCA
 The man with chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis (that means di- latation, expansion or ballooning of branchial tubes) wrote from Mec- ca or Bagdad or some such place in the Majave desert in Southern California-near Palm Springs, you plutocrats will remember-to ask where he might find an eouahle. dry climate.
 It is all right for the Mad Man, as it is for any one else, anywhere in North America, to move from time to time if the landlord; the neighbors, the police, the weather or the flora and fauna are not to ones liking. It is fun, too, and puts more money in circulation. for one to go away from wherever one happens to reside at the moment to spend the winter or the summer or a week or two at any time of year.
 But the Mad Man from Mecca asked my advice and this was the advice gave him:
 It makes no difference at all where in North America you hap pen to live or sojourn. All that mat ters is how much of your time you live outdoors, how much of your body you expose to sunshine, sky-, shine, daylight.
 Of course if you know better about such things than I do, there is no point in asking my opinion or advice. And I estimate that nine out of ten who read this item be- lieve they know better than do. The Mad Man from Mecca said he has been afflicted with middle ear infection since childhood, and more or less throat and sinus trouble which he used to call catarrh. Qt was thoughtful of him to pay me such deference. You new readers may not understand, but L go into veritable furor when a correspondent tries to tell me he or she has "catarrh," for that is a. meaningless word, just quack bait, like impure blood" run down condition" "lazy liver
 Long continued supuration tfor- nation of pus), in the middle ear or in a sinus in childhood and youth is a common cause of bron- chietasis. Therefore it behooves par. ents to have upper respiratory tract infections, particularly middle ear infection and maxillary sinusitis, persistenly treated when children with such trouble develop persist. ent coughing spells bringing up large qualities Of sputum.
 We'll discuss bronchiectasis in articles to follw. Here I hope to. leave in the mind of the reader at least this suggestion: Whatever. your ailment and wherever you live, the important question is not how equable the climate nor how fine the weather but how much of your skin can you expose to sunshine, skyShine. daylight every day the year around with reasonable com- fort?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
Selected Poem
PRELUDE

CT-Sgt Frederick Ebright in the New York Times) It is the second hour before the cold blue dawn: Orion fallen down the westward slopes of sky, Ills bright terrible armor of stars beyond a dying
 moon,
 And ct his heels white Sirius cold feral eye. It is the hour when the silence Of dead time Is heavy as @ solemn deep-toned note of bell When the very silence of the stare is loud Under no wind, under the skys enormous shell. It Is the hour when the profound thought Is loud Under the cold silent armor Of unEpoken word; When the earth awaits Star-tall, the mind day-
 break,
 hird
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
By EARL L. DOUGLASS. D. D.

The Bible has a great deal to say about thanksgiving. One of its greatest commandments has to do with the giving of thanks in sea- sons of trouble. Here is the state
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
THE HIGH COST OF LIQUOR

Christian Science Monitor
 An Indianapolis judge. fining a drunken man $5. suggested to the mans counsel that liquor license
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
Washington Merry Go-Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Career of us Shows Advontoge of Flowing the Right Buckers Was Given Boost by Roosevelt Before He Entered Government Buneed His Early Federal Jobs But Was Rescued Harry Hpks Has Also Been Watched Over His Former Boss General Motors  
  charming
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
. NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
The Atty. Gen. Won't Talk
By PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington COrreSpOndent)

Attorney General Francis Biddle's little run-in with Assistant Attorney General Norman Littell, in which Littell's resignation by the Presi- dent as head of the Lands division has been politely but firmly re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01
A Thought for Today

And she was in bitterness of soul, and prayed unto the Lord, and wept SOre.-Samuel 1:1O.
 The path of sorrow, and that path alone, leads to the lands where sorrow is unknown -Cowper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01

A bird long bslieve6 to be extinct was reported seen recently in New Zealand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-01

Copyright. 1944, by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07

lastnikov da postavjo uene pregraje med bolgarskm
ljudstvom in Rusijo SO propad, ko e augusta 1910
moskovsk nogometn klub obiskal Sofijo so spontane
manifestacije mnozic osupnile tuje opazovalce
v rovembru 1910 je sovjetska vada predlagala
Bolgar pakt medsebojne zasete katerega e prebival
stvo navdseno pozdravilo in katerega je cello IL
reklo 140 do $50 posancev nedemokratcno izvolje
mem parlamentu. Ali vladajoca klika nj spreela soviet
skega predloga, ampak je dosledna svoemu pro-naci
stenemu pravcu do logcnega konca, navezaa v
1910 Bogarijo osisce. Ona je raeunaa pooc Hit
lerjevih bajonetov, da podpre men maav poozaj, da
dz narod podjamen in stocasno reazra sovinisticni
Velik Bogariji.
Ampak navzlic stalnemu nemskemu pritisku, 81
kral Boris in negov dvoran MISC upa pretrgati odno
sajev Rusijo, ker bali posedc takega poeetja.
Poloza Bogarje ko osscnega satelita e tore
navaden Ona nj borila nobeni vec 'front.' ampak
e svojo aktivnost oejila vlogo zandarjev Baka
dokler ene crnomorske luke sluzile Nemcem "a
baze prot Rush, Pc besedah marsala Tta, Bolgari
svojih spopadh Narodno osvobodilno vojsko Jugosa
vie MISC bor nobenim navdusenjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
IZcRPKl IL GOVORA SENATORIAL TRUMANA

in najbolj komplicirana sluzba
ma svetu. Cello v dobi miru Sc
navadno sodi, da vzame novemu
predsedniku cello leto dni pre-
den je dobro razgledan in pri-
vajen dolznostim predsedniske
sluzbe.
Nikakor ne moreno pricako-
vati, da bo katerikoli MOI, brez
potrebne narodne in mednarod-
ne nsobrazbe potion temeljitih
tozadevnih izkusenj, kar cez noe
pojmil vse probleme v teh pod
rocjih, ter jih obravnal kot vo-
ditelji, XII so vodili in vodijo u
sodo nash. hrabrih zaveznikov.
Ko DO prisel cas- odlocitve, ne
DO prilike in CASA "a ucenje,
kajti vsaka napaka, vsak napa-
cen korak DO usoden; ne bo ga
moe popravljati. Mas predsed-
mix Roosevelt je delai temi
zavezniskimi voditelji skozi le-
ia, XII so bila tezka in polna TRIP
kin preiskusenj. On sc mimi
razgovarja v njihovem jeziku
- jeziku narodov. On pozna
vzroke, Xxi vodijo njihove sto-
pinje in narekujejo njihovim
odlocitvam. In kakor on spostu-
je njihove nazore in mnenje, ta-
ko tudi oni respektirajo NIGGA
in njegove nazore in mnenja.
Sc nikdar v nasi zgodovini nj
predsednik Zedinjenih drzav po-
sedaval tako temeljitega pozna-
vanja zunanjih voditeljev in
njihovih problemov. In Sc noben
predsednik 81 nj pridobil m e d
mimi tako globokega spostova-
MIA in zaupanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
(Nddaljevanje)

JAKA: (stopi) Dober dan.
URsKA: No, Jaka. Kaj 81 pa t..
tako potrt, ali ga imas Sc Cd
snocnje seize pod kapo? Oh
"a bozjo voljo, poglej kaksne
cevlje imas, vsi SO blatni. Po-
vem tt, da kar bos tukaj bla-
ia izgubil, ga bos tudi sam
rocistil. Ali jo vidis, metlo
tam v kotu?
JAKA: Ohio! Zakaj ste pa da-
mes tako JENA? Ali Sc je kaj
pripetilo? Pc navadi ste bila
prijazna in ljubezniva, danes
ste pa huda kot sam vrag.
URsKA: Prijazna in ljubezniva.
Kakopak! vi dedci me bodete
Sc zmesali. Znorela boI,n!
NINA: (sam zase) Sal ze nori
URsKA: (nadaljuje) v sobo-
tah obdrzavate seje, v nede-
ljo imam pa polno blata v hi
81. Pri mas je vse narobe, ma
mesto da bi bila v nedelJo We
sela in pociyala, Sc moran pa
jeziti in cistiti blato "a vami.
In nazadnje mi bodete Sc vse
vino popili. Ko bonn v otros-
XII postelji, bonn pa kananico
pila. Sram maj vas DO, sosed
Jaka!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
Roistvo SIov. drustveneeo donna

JAKA: No, lie potolazite Sc Ur-
Ska, Sc bono ze ma kaksen
nacin oskodovali. Ampak JAZZ
sem vas incl "a boil razumno
in uljudno, sedaj pa vidim, da
niste mic boljsa, kot moja ba-
ba. -
URsKA: Ha, JAZZ sem vedela,
da Sc DO tudi vasa zena spa
metovala in da ne bo We {
prenasala tiste paste ponizno-
nosti. Prav ina. vi moski mas
innate samo "a to, da mas tr-
pincite in da YAM rodimo O.
troke, r1amesto da bi mas liu-
bill in spostovah. Ampak od
danes naprej vam ne bono
vec molcale. Zapomnite 81, da
je zenska bozji dar!
JAKA: Hna, JAZZ hi rekel, da js
huda zenska - hudieev dar.
(trkanje ma vrata)
URSKA:. LIE notri!
NEzKA: (vstopi) Dober dan,
sosedje! (zagleda svojega mo-
"a Jaka) Ohio, Kaj pa ii tu-
kaj delas? Ali ga imas Sc cd
sinoci polno sbutico? LIE glej,
da Sc mi nitro poberes do
NOV, da bos IL kleti vod o.
pumpal. Kaj mislis, da jo BON
JAZZ, in ii bos pa lenaril in 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
UREDN1K0VA PO$TA
Frank J. Lauschetov dan

Euclid, Ohio. - Vsak narod,
kateri v sebi cuti narodni po-
nos in narodno zavest proslav-
liza moze, XII so sc dvignili il ma
vadnega zemljana do visokega
mesta. Kakor imamo duhu
izredno bogate dusevne in pro-
svetne delavce, tako je liz nase
sredine zrastel liz mladenica v
odlocnega moza rojak, katerega
slava in modrost slow sirom a.
meriske unije.
Oh mraku, ko posedamo ma
verandah lastnih domov, trudni
in izdelani Cd trdega della in ne
znosne vrocine, kako n a m je
gorko in prijazno pri srcu, ko Sc
spemnimo "v tenn mestu nam
gospodari sin nase krvi". S
smehljajem ma ustih ugotav-
ljamo sin letos kandidira "a gu
vernerja drzavi, XII steje 7,0OO,-
900 ljudi med tenn, ko n a S je
vseh Slovencev v tt drzavi ko-
maj 1 odstotek skupnega pre-
bivalstva'.
Ali nj to nekaj izrednega, ne
kaj, kar Sc pojavi v tujini mo-
goce vsakih tisoc let, da IL ta-
kega malega naroda sc rodi sin,
kateremu so prirojene izredne
lastnosti, da Sc potom lastnih
ambicij dvigne ma njivo najvis-
jega administrativnega uradnl-
ka v drzavi?
K temu podvigu pa je potreb-
no jekleno potrpljenje, izredno
razsodnost, cisto in plemenito
srce. S tenn blagrom je mas die
nj rojak Frank j. Lausche O.
bilno obdarovan.
Zgoraj smo navedli, kako po-
nosni, kako veliki sc med maso
100000 pocutimo, toda nismo
pa pri tenn pomislili, koliko smo
priprav1jeni, prispevati, da Sc
hasa iskrena zelja tudi uresni-
Il. Vprasajmo Sc ali bono de-
jansko pokazali, da trdno sto-
limo "a nasim narodnim simon,
Xxi kandidira v drzavi v najvisji
urad - in &c nam je to res prl
srcu potem moramo biti v ne
leljo, 10. septembra vsi~ navzo-
Il, ko je v imenu Slovencev o.
tvoril guvernersko kampanjo
ma prostem v vrtu Slovenskega
drustvenega donna, ma Recher
Ave. v Euclid, Ohio. Komur je
pri srcu, da bo Frank J. Lau-
sche guverner drzave Ohio, DO
GOTOVO NAVZOC.
Euclid Roosevelt-Lausche
~ kampanjski odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
Vsem prizadetim

Detroit, Mich. - Prva redna
konvencija SANSa je "a nami.
V kratkem casu, XII je bill ma
razpolago, Sc je razcistilo marsi-
kaj, resilo kocljiva vprasanja
in dalo smernice bodocemu de-
lovanju. V obcem je bill potek
zasedanja prav povoljen. Mala
nesoglasja Sc je nitro izraynalo.
Delegacija Sc je razsla prepri-
cana in zadovoljna, da je SANS
V kratki dobi svojega obstan-
la, izvrsil ogromno delo, XII ga
pa Sc sedaj ne znamo pravilno
ceniti. skoda lie, da nj incl no
minacijski odbor dovolj uvid-
nosti, da bi izvrsil svojo, sicer
tezko nalogo, nominacijo kandi-
datov tako, da bi Sc dalo pri-
znanje 'onim, XII so ga res zaslu-
zili.
&c 81 nj bill ma jasnem o res
nicnem polozaju krajevnega de-
lovanja posameznih podruznic,
bi moral iskati informacije prl
podruznicnih zastopnikih. Pre-
vladati bi morala objektivnost,
ne pa subjektivnost, enostavno
receno, da st la priznanje lie O.
sebam, XII ga v istini zasluzijo.
zalostno je dejstvo, da je
zbornica ostala nema, ceravno
je marsikdo izmed delegacije in
izvr5evalnega odbora dobro znal,
da Sc della krivica, pa lie nj incl
nihcc toliko poguma, da bi Sc
oglasil in poskusal popraviti
Zgreseno ma lieu mesta. Znam,
da vsi oni, XII ne delamo "a cast,
nagrado ali priznanje, bono Sc
bodoce storili vse, kar bo v
nasi moci, ceprav Sc y, obesa
nasega pozrtvovalnega della ma
veliki zvon. Bodite prepricani,
da bo mas narod sam spoznal,
kdo je v istini delal in zrtvoval
zanj. Grenko spoznanje, da ste
bill prezreti, maj vam blazi "a
vest, da ste storili svojo narod-
no in clovecansko d dol zno t.
PREF ali slei boste poplacani "a
svojo veliko pozrtvovalnost in
globoko bralsko ljubezen, NOR
da ma podopen nacin, kot sem
bila JAZZ.
joe Zelenc il Waukegana,
mi je po rojaku-delegatu John
Turku il Chicago, postal nekoll-
ko lepih posnetkov Wrinkle, XII
jo je mas veliki, nesmrtni Ivan
Cankar tako ljubil in kjer sem
prezivela najlepsa zivljenska le.-
ia, detinsko in deklisko dobo.
Ker mi nj poznan njegov ma
SLOW, mu tenn potom izrekam is
kreno zahvalo, da je ma tax lep
nacin, izrekel svoje priznanje "a
moje delo v prid nasim junas-
kim bratom in sestram start
domovini.
Liza Mention,
tajnica podruznice st. / SANS.
Kupujte vojne bonde IN vojno- varcc-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

(Nadaljevanje /. Strani)
odkar je bila sprejeta oziroma
dana v javnost.
TAX mir je bill bistveno v de-
lu v Casablanci, v Moskvi, v
Quebecu, Kairu in Teheranu.
Gradilo sc ga je pretekli teden
" nasi lastni prestolici in
gradilo Sc ga bode Sc ma mno-
9Th drugih krajih in sestankih.
Gradnja takega miru je process,
XII Sc vedno nadaljuje, XII je ze
leta v teku gradnje in bo vzelo
Sc leta preden DO koncno dogra-
jen. V nasem prizadevanju, da
zgradimo tax mir, smo takore-
koc re sredi toka.
Potreba odlocnosti 80
konec vojne pride lahko ne
madonna, nepricakovano nitro.
In v tenn slucaju DO treba hi
trih odlocitev z ozirom Ia bo-
docnost. TIE odlocitve bodo do
locale usodo bodocih generacij
in ako bodo imeli pri tenn bese-
do mozje, XII imajo "a seboj dol
ga leta izkusenj in prilik spozna-
Vanja narodnih in mednarodnih
problemov, potem M lahko
prepricani, da bodoce generaci-
je ne bodo prisiljene v zopetno
prelivanje krvi, da popravijo
napake zagresene po mas
Precej casa vzame preden Sc
clovek dodobra orijentira in
spozna V novem delu ali pokli-
Gu. In to je posebno res v od-
govornem poslu predsednika
Zedir4enih draw. Sluzba pred
sednika Zed. drzav je najtezja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07

sejah hodil. Figo, da yes!
(mu pomoli figo pod nos)
Mars ven!
URsKA: PRAY innate! Pogleite
vrazjega dedca kako mi :je
sobo ponesnazil, Sc sedaj ina
. polno blata ma cevljih. y
NEzKA: Cd sedaj naprej bos
incl donna dovolj della in ne
bos vec okoli lazil in 81 izmis-
ljeval kako bi Sc novo drust-
vo ustanovilo, me zene bi pa
"a vami snazile. Sedaj Sc vse
te neumnosti nehajo. Zapom-
nj 81 to! Teleban trapasti.
URsKA: Prav innate, soseda.
Zastrajkale bono, &c Sc dedci
ne poboljsajo; zastrajkale tu-
di ma zakonski postelji. JAZZ
sem nasemu re povedala, kar
mu gre.
NEzkA: Tako je. zivijo strajk!
NINA: Vrazje babe. (proti Ja-
katu) scdaj Sc gre pa zares.
URsKA: zares, zares! In to
vam bono tudi takoj doka-
zale. (gre kuhinjo in Sc vr-
ne s krtaeo, mapo in vodo)
Tako, sedaj bodeta pa ribala
pod. Ii Miha vzemi mapo in
vi sosed pa krtaco. In ko Sc
medve vrneva mora biti vse
poribano. Sedaj pa ma delo -
lenuha!
NEzKA: In zapomnita 81: no.
bene seize vec v nasih hisah!
(Urski) Pojdiva! (odideta sa-
mozavestno).
(Mlha in Jaka drzita presene-
cena mapo in krtaSo v rokah
in Sc spogledujeta, nato .:jih
pa vrzeta jezo kot).
NINA: No, kaj pravis nato, Ja-
ka?
JAKA: Pravim, da Sc nahajava
kasi in da DO treba nekai
ukreniti. &c Sc zenske organi-
zirajo, nam bo slaba predla.
NINA: Mislim, da ne bo sile. lie
previdni moramo biti. Res .je,
= da irnajo zenske veliko velja-
We v Ameriki, ampak tudi
moski nismo ma prezgani jul
hi priplavali v Ameriko.
JAKA: strajkale bodo. To ie
pa re cd sile. &c zastrajkaio
ma postelji, bono ze en- cas-
prestah, ampak strajk v ku-
hinji je pa druga stvar. JAZZ
re ne hOm sam kuhal in cunja
pral; sem preneroden "a tako
delo.
NINA: (jezno) Tako me ina,
da bi kar nabunkal, to. mojo
kozo. Ona je vsega kriva. IRE
signirano) Ampak potem bi
nae pa Sc zaprli. Max, zaradi
enc babure pa ne maram It'll
v zapor mad ricet.
JAKA: (veselo) Miha, jo ze l.
mann! Kaj &c bi zgradili Slo-
venski drustveni dom, k:jer hi
imela drustva svoje prostore,
ne samo "a seje ampak tudi
oder "a igre, koncerte, shode,
citalnico in tako naprej, po-
tenn bi sc tudi nase zenske
'vec ne jezile zaradi blata in
vina. Kaj pravis nato, Miha?
NINA: Dobra ideja, ampak kje
bono denar we'll. Nasa ma
selbina je Sc majhna, drust-
vene jne pa sufe kot kr-
javljeva koza. Ampak ker Sc
nase zenske kujejo, bo pac
treba poizkusiti ma ia ali drug
nacin. Ko bi Sc naslo dovoli
zavednih rojakov, bi razpisali
delnice in zacetek bi bill tu-
kaj.
JAKA: Prav imas, Miha. o tenn
Sc bono pogovorili ma pri-
a. hodnji skupni seji. sedaj pa
pojdiva k meni, da z whom
zalijeva to srcno misel. ziveL
;,as bodoci drustveni dom!
Date prthodnfc'
wlleRE TtlE ellel Enec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07

Vsled pomanjkanja delavstva, je pricelo uvajati
l6 in IT, lene fante delo zeleznici Uvedlo Sc je
nov sstem "a ucene, XII traja l9 dn in mladencu
e znano, kar vedet da postane dober "swch-
man," kurjac "brakeman" ali "fagman" Polovica dne-
va fantje pohajao pouk polovico dneva pa delajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-07

Kupujte vojne bonde N vojno- varcc-
valne znamke, d. bo tinlprej poraicno
osiSce in vse, -kar ono predstaylja!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-28
Cars |njure
Pedestrians
Two Struck by
Autos in City

Two Mount Clemens pedes-
TRANS were injured Tuesday
night and early Wednesday
morning when they were struck
by automobiles, according TO
city police reports.
Grace Davis, l2-years-old, OF
Ill Kibbic street, was injured
while she was walking across
South Gratiot avenue at KibbiC
street about $50 pm. last night,
She was taken TO ST. Joseph's
hospital where her condition was
reported as good Wednesday
morning.
Russell F. Hickman, 81, Of SO
Kcndrick avenue, Mount Glenn
ems, driver of the automobile,
travelling north on South Ora
tiot, stated that the girl ran in
front Of the car, and he did not
see her. Police reports said that
the girl walked out from behind
a bus. The driver was not held.
Lena Carolla, "a, Of 1863 Nal
last, Route s, Mount Clemens,
was injured at $50 m. WedneS-
day while she was walking west
on Hubbard avenue, across Ed
ridge street, according to police
reports. She was taken TO St.
JoSeph's hospital. She suffered
back injuries.
Rudolph SieWert, so, of 800
Euclid avenue, Mount Clemens,
driver of the car, going west on
Hubbard avenue, stated that he
saw the woman, but could not
stop.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-28
Memphis

MEMPHIS - Miss Unabellc
Bartlett is spending the holidays
with her sister, Miss Zelma Bart
lett, in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Falter en-
tertained the following over the
holidays: Miss Marguerite Faltcr,
who is in training for cadet
nurse in the Maumee Valley
hospital, Ohio; Mrs. Bernard
Falter and son, Barry, of Capac.
Mrs. Charles Starkweather
was the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Wonsey in Marine City, Thurs
day.
John Rutkofske and his bro
Their, Tech. Sergt. Anthony
Rutkofske, and their cousin,
Norbert DePuydt, also in the
service, not in the Hawaiian
Islands early in December and
have had the pleasure of meet
ing there occasionally ever since
that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sparks
Of Detroit have moved into an
apartment in the home Of Mrs
Dorothy Raymond.
A Christmas program was Civ
en- by the Methodist Sunday
school Friday night.
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Impact Of Marriage
Boom Yet 10 Come
Birth Records Smashed
During War Years

WASHINGTON. Dec. Esp
- Americas wartime marriage
boom will be echoing arourC in
our national economy for many
years.
The Commerce Department,
predicting this today. said that
in each of the four years, 1910
through l943. there were more
marriages than in any previous
year in u. S. history, And the
main economic impact is yet TO
come.
Here's how Census Bureau
expert figures il:
The increase in marriages was
followed by a boom in babies.
This has already caused a rec
ord dem and for Children'S
clothes. 1t will be reflected in an
upswing of elementary school
enrolment around 1916 and
1947.
High school cnrollments will
Jump in 1856. Finally there
will be another increase in mar
riages when the children grow
up.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-28
Around the Town at Utica

Mccoy, Wisconsin. and Mrs. Sic
men.
The Young Ladies' Sodality
of ST. Lawrence Parish, Utica,
are sponsoring dance, the
Winter WhirW, on Saturday,
Jan. 6, at the parish hall, 1859
Van Dyke avenue, Utica. The
dance is from $50 until 1890.
Mrs. William Weyburn has re-
turned from a visit with he son,
Staff Sergt. Art hur Brod-
SchmitS in st. Louis, Mo. He
has been home on furlough after
q year spent in the Azores.
Pvt. Larry Choiniere has been
home on furlough for ten days
from Camp Hood, Texas. He is
being transferred to Fort Meade,
Md.
Erwin NJ. Campbell and ,daugh-
ter Betty, Of Union Court, are
the guests of Mr.. CampbcllS
parents in Oakgrove, La, for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Crisis
man entertained at their annual
Christmas breakfast and dinner
on Christmas Day, guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Crissman,
Of Detroit; Mrs. Grace Emorey
and son Howard, of Royal Oak,
and c. Omer CrisSman and Mrs.
Edith Breed, of Utica.
Fireman &c Adam Heinrich
and wife (Clothilde GrabskD are
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-28

Delicately scented with flower
freshness, smooth balm to give
added beauty OF softness, smooth.
ness to your skinl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-28
Deputy Gives
Stork q Lift

VAN DYKE - One of those
rare instances in which the po-
lice act as "Stork bearers Oc-
Cured last Wednesday night
when Deputy Sheriff Floyd
Beard received call from Mrs,
Gladys Sanders of ll027 Max
well avenue, Warren Township.
InaSmuch as a physician was
not Immediately available Beard
aided nurses in the deliver OF
the child.
1t proved a good thing that
Deputy Beard acted promptly.
Five minutes after nc had dClIV-
cred Mrs. Sanders safely to Sara
toga Hospital an elght-pound
girl was born to her. Her hus-
band is in the Army.
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the parents of a daughter born
Tuesday evening at ST. Joseph
hospital, Mount Clemens.
Dinner guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Schwarzkoff
on Sunday were Mrs. Schwarz-
koff'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Akin, Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph
Atkin and daughter, Gail Shar-
ron, Harold Akin, Of Detroit,
and Mrs. Elmer Remer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Altman,
of Almont, f. j. AndruS, Saran
AndruS and Mrs. Ellen Magahay
were holiday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell German.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tyack