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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-01

/ kalnega OdDOra v Waukeganu
nadaljno vsoto $4,000. Glasiti
tbi Sc morale $4,000. Tudi pri
mimeografu tiskarski skrat
i pray rad nagaja. Prizadeti maj
vzamejo ia popravek ma znanje.
tWaukeganska naselbina je pri-
fspevala "a naso relifno akcijo
do danes $21O0.0O.
Glede zbiranja Obleke
Porocila, XII jih prejemamo il
raznih krajev, dokazujejo, da
so Sc nasi rojaki prav pridno
odzvali v kampanji "a zbiranje
obleke in drugih potrebscin "a
siromake v Jugoslaviji. Toda ze
nabrana kolicina raznovrstnega
materiala Sc zdaleka ne zado-
stuje, da napolnimo naso kvo-
to. Do danes Sc nahaja v skla-
daliscu komaj par sto tonov ma
branih stvari, predvsem obleke
in drugega oblacila, toda tonaza
ladje je mad 1000 ton. Verjet-
no je, da je mnogo odposlanega
Sc vedno v procesu prevoza in Sc
nj dospelo V New York.
Ladja, XII je imela dospeti V
New York Is. novembra, je "a
drzana "a par tednov. Tako
nam poroca minister Sava Ko-
sanovic. Mogoce je tako Sc bo-
lie, kajti omenjeni dan pac ne
bi mogli ladje napolniti. Nabra-
ma vsota Sc zdaleka ne zadostu-
je, da bi zamogli kupiti zahte-
vane stvari-zdravila, vitami-
he, otrosko hrano, kakav it'd,
kaj sele toliko drugega blaga,
da bi napolnili ladjo. Porocila
O tisocih funtov, XII so jih mno-
ge slovenske naselbine odposla-
lie, sc slisijo zelo navdusl jiva.
Toda &c funte spremenimo V
tone, tedaj Sc tisoci spremenijo
V desetine Tonaza 1000 ton
pomeni OSEM MILIJONOV
FUNTOV. Kupiti blaga torej
ne moreno. Ne preostaja dru-
gega kot da Sc ponovno poda-
mo ma delo ter da naSe kvOte v
prihodnjih par tednih podvoji-
Bratje in sestre! Veliko smo
re Cd vas zahtevali, toda zahte-
vamo Sc vec. Potrudi sc mai vsa-
ka naselbina, vsaka druzina,
vsak posameznik. Potrkajte tu-
di pri sosedovih, &c so Slovenci
ali ne. Jugoslovanski narod je
zasluzil pomoci cd vseh. Mi
hova prosnja nj vec "a nasa
darila, nego je "a veliko .zrtvo-
vanje, katerega so upraviceni
zahtevati cd mas Ameriki. HI
SA GORI! UGASIMO OGENJ
SEDAJ, KO LAHKO NEKAJ
RESIMO! Ko ladja res dospe V
luke, maj DO nabranega toliko
blaga, da jo napolnimo.
Radi prvenstva, XII ga ina
vojni material pri prevazanju,
je priporocljivo, da naselbine
posiljajo. nabrano blago v New
York potion druzb, XII prevaza-
jo stvari V tovornimi avtomobi-
Ii. Tudi ceneje je in dospe V
New York precej nitro.
V koloni Is. novembra je bill
izpuscen en- odstakev, katerem
so bile navedene nekatere nasel-
bine, XII so nam sporocile, koli-
ko blaga so odposlale v New
York. Med temi je bila izpusce-
Ia naselbina H m inie (v
Westmoreland County, Pa, XII
je odposlala skoraj pol vagona
raznovrstnega oblacila. Veliko
Sc pri tenn briga in della lokal-
nj tajnik SANSa Anton Zornik.
Ma isti nacin je bila izpuscena
nasa naselbina v Sheboyganu,
Wis. Sestra Marie Prisland,
castna podpredsednica SANSa
ir predsednica SzZ je sporoci-
la. da so nabrali in odposlali ze
1920 funtov blaga v New York.
ice je slucajno bila izpuscena
Sc kaka druga naselbina, nam
blagovolite sporociti.)
V tenn cash nam naznania ia iO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-01

|ouPOSioii ShldulSCC uaQ . TON
obleke. Il Strabane, Pa, nazna-
MIA tajnica Mary Tomsic, da SO
poleg denarja $1,O7O.27 mako
lektali tudi 23OO funtov dobre-
Iga oblacila in vse odposlali.
Brat Louis zeleznikar, pred
|sednik nadzornega odbora
|SANSa, poroca il Jolieta, dasje
lodbor je odposlal 2251 funtov
prav dobrega oblacila, toda ma
biranje sc lnadaljuje. v ia ma
men je solski nadzornik tidal
poziv solskim otrokom, da ma
birajo obleko "a Jugoslavijo.
lstocasno naznanja sestra jose
phine Erjavec, tajnica SzZ ter
nacelnica zenske sekcije, da sta
sestri Ema Planinsek in Jennie
Benedik nabrali po raznih tr-
govinah "a najmanj $3.50 vred-
nosti novih oblek. Poleg ONE
njenih pomagajo odboru tudi
John l.. Jevitz cd drustva ABB
in Frank Wedic, tajnik DSD.
Kampanja "a pobiranje obleke
je bill razglasana tudi v sloven-
ski cerkvi.
Druge naselbine, XII so sporo-
cile o poslani obleki so: Sygan,
Pa, 1900 funtov ter West Ali
quippa, Pa, skupaj 1919 fun
tov, kave, GAIA, kakava, mleka
in sladkorja.
Prihodnja seja izvrsnega od-
bora SANSa Sc vrsi soboto g.
decembra OBJ 9:30 dopoldne v
konferencni sobi SNPJ, 2657
So. Lawndale Avenue, Chicago,
Illinois. Poleg rednih izvrsnih
odbornikov so povabljeni tudi
castni odborniki.
Tisti ljudje, XII so kujskali
narod proti delu, XII ga je vrsil
in ga Sc vrSi Slovenski ameriski
narodni svet, so izgubili svojo
politicno potezo. Pustili so jih
na cedilu tisti, ma ;katere so Sc
najbolj zanasali - voditelji
Sis v Londonu in drugod. Da bi
obrnili~ ljudsko pozornost stran
cd tega zadreznega predmeta,
so sc prav >neposteno in prav po
pagljavsko skopali ma pomozno
akcijo, katero SANS pomaga
voditi. Vojnemu relifnemu fon-
du Amerikancev juznoslovan-
skega porekla. Tudi pri tenn ne
bodo uspeli. Ljudi sc lahko vodi
en- cas- "a nos, toda ne vedno. Te-
ga Sc posebno zavedajo vsi oni,
XII SO po nedolznem nasedli ma
falzificirana porocila O poloza-
ju start domovini in Sc sedaj
nahajajo V "neprijetnem polo
zaju'. Ljudje ne marajo vec BIZ
tt papagaj.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-01
BELGRAD

Ia canek znamenitega ruskega pisateja je H.
Sci glasilu Rdece vojske, "Krasnaja Zvezda'
dine 21 oktobra 1914
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MONEY TO LOAN
4 WAYS TO GET a
800 LOAN

Get A salary. car or furniture loan
AZ Household. No sndorsers or guar
sutors required. A 500 loan may bs
rsp<id IN n monthly nstairnents n
SO NJ each-or 10 3 monthly install
menfs ~ sis.4s see .abs-insfal-
ments repay principal and all charges.
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LIVING rm.. Ape mahair. used. $50.
Ace Furniture, rs Michigan Ewes.
MATTRESSES. tnnersprings: samples.
SIT. Mitchell's. 5000 Grstiot
NEW furniture: trade your piano.
CITY Music. 7ai3 Mack. open ewes.
NEW innsrspring mattresses. U. s.
Bedding Co. 1ot0 hayoury Grand.
RoLLAwAY beds. All s.eei construc-
ton with mattresses Only q few
left. Don't delayi tspy today Open y
TO .. spitz. Ta5s Gratiot. at BALDWIN.
RUGS, used. cleaned. axi2. ska
81 ts.sS up; iixi5, $50. - tx6s.
Al cond-; runners, throws, Zoe VI.
up. American Carpet Cirs. s63s Oak
land. MA. i3f3 sun, i2-3.
RUGS, 500. cleaned; used 9xIe. sxiO,
-, So up: xxi, iiki2. iOxlb. sxl5
Runners 65e ydt up. CENTER CAR
PET CLEANERS. 1897 Woodward.
TO. s-sfsA Sunday. N To 5
RUGS. sxia sxl3.s. I2xi5, IL axi2.
others today. 79ss Twelfth ST.
STUDIO eoucfyes with springs Linn
tied supply. Other couches, $40 S39-
So. Hurry Open 2 10 o. SpitI
1885 Gratiot. At Baldwin.
STUDIO COuCHF,S, $50 81
RUBY's. 1900 y. GRAND BLVD.
TRADE your Old v,ctroia. radio or
piano trsgardless OF coudition) on
rev furniture. Liberal allowance
Bay Furn., 1923 Van Dyke
(NExr TO VAN DYKE rHEATERp
WANTEDl Reliable party 70 take
over balance due on b<sutiful q
rooms OF furniture, one month Old
Save equity of SOS. Open IN ..
Spitx. 1888 Crsttot. At Baldwin.
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{. M. Oreoory

336s cratic, Heated ghcWroor
cHEV 1871 special 10 luxe town
sedan srotess finish suT interior
radio heater. tires Onis $500 ful
prsre terms
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300 ORATIOT

EfrfCE isfl sIpsr tdoor RADIO.
hfr sp envrrE new iirss fuily
.a+Iarfes9 bank rates W trade
Dive gruirf. Heater store 1870
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ANY Old CLOTHING
TRUNKS WANTED

ps~Ios tIo'nfng feaFr4fefs ffra
ssfrhss Pro -ziJrn o. rss pad Phone
- t-fore vai SOL CAdiilsr f8aS
sFE SAM far ya-- ola clofsss best
prSpe raif Tor srnss furt sfr To
sf'911 . IgnuFEru. cr- W0pnWard.
W. by used trunks, rsrrus. ei0ih-
irE ciocks irTnV Ne pay ~ up
20 Nnn lsL CaAllAr - y ~
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CABINS DIX sou;hfield. over night
permanent; light housekeeping faciii-
t,es 2lT0 Pmiomene Blvd. Lincoln
pzrk At gsDS
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE


pOWNToWN-Penobso ada. 5th Floor
Cor Fort ana eris~ol6 Cherry 1870
Majestic Bids., 6ih 81. cor wsodssTd
sns miehissn Cadillac ossS
Lafayette bldu,. Ord 81, a. Michigan
CoTrsr Shelby Cadillac sla2
GRAND RIvER--s0S0 Ioy Road a. Grand
River. 2nd Floor Tflsr 5000
IsS Grand River, Corner Iksrnois
Hossrth $500
il45i 6rssunsld. al 6rsHd River. eps.
wards NErmont 6-2g00
HIGHLAND PARs-iti5i woodward. 7nd
o.. fsrmirH Errads r0sasnd S-7434
FERhoAIf-22750 woodward. 2nd 81.
coz 9-nns a woodward Llnooln 2-ssO0
EaSr--li4ts 6rs'iot Ave. Above 7-hils
Read. 500. wards AsilHstor 3iea
1907 tsd Isifsrson Avenue. corner
Dhksfsen Ltrgr ots5
1922 6rsiio'. Allows Hspsr PLAN tfst
WEST - 1907 Michigan Aysnue. corner
csnirsf yins~ood 7-2ts9
osAHsoHs-I17os Mishisss. one blers
v.tt o. sehssfsf oRssss sssa
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COMMONWEALTH zen g.

DOWNTOWN. is2s nasfosai Bans e,oa
Nocowas q Cadillac Sc. CHsrry zsse
uoWNFoWN. 5ot cspftst psrt 6ids..
state ~ 6risweia st. Cherry yISs
DOWNTOWN. iso4 6rsfiss
ct Russsii. ca t3as
~Gsr SIDE. secs mIehisss Ave-. Al
luncfion. 2nd hecr ~Afsyietts s4og
EAST SIDE. 1880 e. Jensrsss. at Con.
sr tose. hsdsss Mstsvs, lsasx case
tAsr SIDE. es0s Van oyts. n
Hsrpes. znd Fteov Plan zSse
NORTHWEST. s0I< Cd. River q 10y I'd,
No. 2e< lover Kresos'D TYisr s-S7aI
sokIhwtST. tf2o FenksH. q lhsssssa,
2os Ca1sus Bles- unwsrsfty ANA
HIehlAho PARK. 1000 rssdwarS, q
aasehsstr t0pp. Ford'O TO. s-s37o
HIGHLAND PIX. 800 Marphy eiSs.. 1870
woodward AZ q. Grsnd Ave. 70. s-0s2o
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Park Motor Sales
Lincoln Distributor
$4,000 W9oDW
TO. 1881

WANrED-Good SO. 81 automobile,
preferably Ford. General Motors.
University 2-eo2o
WANT good 81. 3s. 80 car, good
tires cash. No dealers PI. O2i9.
VIZ can use some older model cars
1888 up Chevroie,s. Fords. Plym-
outh. Highest price paid. Open ewes.
until : p. m.
r. a n CHEVROLET
SSH y JEFFERsoN LIZ. 1908
VIZ NEED a number OF model 1890
1855 for immediate transportation
use. NO. 1851.
WE NEED 500 junk ears. We pay
top dollar. OF. 1872.
WILL PAY UP 10 81 400 cash for
hood late model Chevrolet oT Pom
tiac VIZ 5.72In
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Payments include all charges at ths
rate 81 SO per month IN that part
~ a balance no, exceeding 800, and
2ies per month on that part OF
haI Ia ~ 80
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LoANs--ssoo powN TO SIS
ACME LOAN CORA. 33T7
1870 DAVID sToTT BLDG.
PROV1DENT Loan q Savings Society.
1919 GRlSWOLD. FARWELL HID0.
AUTO LOANS
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16
Mrs. VIM. Jackson
IGNORED By Pioneer
arty On Birthday

Mrs. VIM. Jackson was honored
n her birthday Tues. by a pioneer
arty at the home of Mrs. Ed Lacy.
uests were district pioneers, most
{ whom settled here before Cool
ige was thought of. One of the
fternoon's entertainments was
omparing of notes to see which
{ the group had lived here longest.
irs. Josephine Borree was found
D be the oldest from point of res
ience. Renaissance and stories
"the old days" completed the
Entertainment. Mrs. Anna Humph-
les assisted with the serving.
Guests were Mrs. w. H. Farms
Torth, Mrs. Fannie Harris, Mrs.
i'm Wallace, Mrs. Borree, Mrs.
hubert Odom, Mrs. Guy Attaway,
Irs. Anna Christensen. Mrs. Clara
,eagoe, Mrs. c. V. Steward, Mrs.
4. J. Christensen, Mrs. ]. c. Jayne,
nd Mrs. Chet Kenworthy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16
Mrs. NOVEL; Is
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. A. L. NOVEL; was hostess
for an afternoon of bridge in her
home on Thursday. Favors were
gardenias from her parden for each
guest.
Those present were Mrs. Mar
garet Johnson, Mrs. G. B. Steward,
Mrs. C. l.. Skousen, Mrs. G. H.
Walker, Mrs. E. E. Stringer, Mrs.
Joe Farr, Mrs. M. M. Cooper, Mrs.
w. r. Urton, Mrs. C. j. Wells, Mrs.
N. G. Murray, Mrs. Avis Hobby,
Mrs. Don Paul, and Mrs. Charles
Reed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16
Mrs. Loucks Honored
By Surprise Birthday
Dinner Monday Night

Mrs. Paul Loucks was honored
by her husband with a surprise
birthday dinner at Picacho Inn on
Monday evening. She was induced
to drive there and when she and
Mr.. Loucks entered the banquet
room she was greeted by the tradi-
tional Happy Birthday" sung by
a host of friends around festive
birthday table. A steak dinner was
the order of the day, climaxed by
a large birthday cake. After din
ner, guests went to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Loucks for an even
ing of cards.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Jameson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bick-
nell, Martin Talla, and Alice
Loucks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16
Smiths Hosts
At Lawn Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith were
hosts for a lawn supper at their
home on Sunday evening.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nabors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton Cole, Mrs. Margaret
Johnson, Carl Anderson, Sam
Langford and J. j. Jones.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16
Softball League To
Be Part Of Summer
Recreation Program

A night softball league will be
organized as part of the summer
recreation program under way at
Coolidge high school, according to
Glenn Wilson, chairman. Prospec-
tive entries are teams from Cool
idge, Coolidge Air Base, and Flor
ence POW Camp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16

Q Mrs. H. G. Richardson left Mon
day night for st. Petersburg, Fla,
to attend the marriage of her son.
1t. Howard G. Richardson, Jr.,
U.S.N.R., to Selma Jane Roe, an
Ensign in the naval nurse corps.
The date has been tentatively set
for June 18th, when a navy we'd
ding at Coral Gables is planned.
Ensign Roe is a native of Nan
tichoke, Pennsylvania. While in
Florida, Mrs. Richardson will visit
her brother, Max A. Miller and
family.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16

nightly on the high school foot ball
field, and any who would like to
join the games are urged to turn
out There are no games on Sat
urday or Sunday nights.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16

Organizations that plan to spon-
sor teams and individuals should
contact Coach Wilson at the high
school as early as possible, so
schedule can be drawn up.
Practise games are being played
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16

Drive for Dollars in all history. You know how
you can help: BUY WAR BONDS WITH EVERY
DOLLAR YOU HAVE! Now is the time to buy
extra Bonds as many as you can.
If you are already buying Bonds on payroll
savings plan, whoever you are, whatever you
do, ask yourself this question: ''What did do
today that some mother son should die for me
tonight?" Then double the Bonds you bought
before-nake them knOv you re with them! And
not next week or next month, but NOW, when
every bullet and every dollar counts MOST!
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16
go ~ H'
[BIRTHs
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Martinez be-
came the parents of baby daugh-
ter on Tuesday, June 18th. She
weighed seven pounds and was
born at Coolidge Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-16

DIGHT NOW. while you are reading this,
10 men are dying American men, giving
their lives to establish beachheads from which
they can sweep on to Victory
That's their duty-to smash the Nazis and
the Japs, and all they represent, once and for all
to make this better world to live in-for
you. And they never stop to ask the cost
You're an American you have duty, too!
Here's your chance to do your share-to fight by
their side on every bitter beachhead in the
world. The 5th War Loan is on-the biggest
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
Red Cross Nurses Aides are Grad uated
Field Director 7 QZks
to LdrQe Class

The certificates were pre-
presented to the graduates by
Mrs. Milton Sickelsteel, County
Chairman of Volunteer Special
Services. Mrs. Walter Fenton,
Chairman of Red Cross Nurses
Aides presented the pine and
manuals.
This was the largest number
of nurses aides to graduate in
in class. They are as follows:
Irene Aler, Adele Beatty, Mar
garet Briskey, Charlotte Furton,
Margaret Guild, Sigrid Heine,
Myrl Huston, Iva Lewis, Mrs.
Martin Lindeborg.
Helen Miller, Drucilla Ran
som, Ann O'Brien, Resale Riv-
ard, Jane Rivard, Geraldine
King, Mrs. Amy Summers, AL
dena Teschler, Shirley Tyack,
Mrs. Reta Vernier, Beatrie YER
Vaecke, Patricia Wahlstrom,
Elizabeth Walker, Mrs. Virginia
Warren, Mrs. Isabel Hurst and
Mrs. Isabel Cummings of Utica
and Louise Burkhardt of Rose
vile.
A new Nurses Aide Class is
beginning April 3, instructions
will be held at st. Joseph hos
pital, for information on this
class call Mrs. Fenton or Red
Cross Chapter headquarters on
CasS avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
By RUTH MILLET

The war has knocked old
fashioned chivalry for a loop. II
just isn't practical in times like
these.
In England a husband who
had a quarrel with his wife
hauled off and threw at her ev-
erything he could find in the
family ice box-butter. cheese,
margarine, lard, bacon, pickles
and few other groceries.
He was called into court and
the judge fined him for wasting
food.
II you think there Is more
chivalry in America-consider
the case of the wife who smashes
up the family car beyond repair
but escapes unhurt. Do you
think she is likely to have her
husband say, as he might have in
the old days, 1T doesn't matter
about the car--since you weren't
hurt? More than likely he
would say, "Well, you sure fixed
things up fine for us this time.
Now we'll 60 on foot for the
duration"
NO COUPONS FOR
CHIVALRY
And the man who gives a
pretty girl a lift in his car is as
likely as not to take her up on
her suggestion not to 60 out of
his way to take her home-but
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
|Bride-E|ect
Honored

A MISCELLANEOUS SHOW
Err was held at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Kukuk, Sunday, March
26, in honor of Esther Rocker,
who will become the bride Of
Clarence Matz, April %.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Kukuk
were: Mrs. Harry Kepsel and
Mrs. Harold Kukuk. Prizes for
cards were Won by Mrs. Freder-
lex Wallace, Jr., Hilda Frohm,
Mrs. M. v. Fisher, Mrs. Alvin
Matz and Mrs. Flora Rocker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
Lucky 13 Club
Entertained

MRS. EARL MUMEA, Of
Huron avenue, entertained the
members of the Lucky Is Club,
Wednesday evening. Gam S
were played with prizes going
to: Mrs. Ellie Mumea, Mrs. Will
liam Meitzner and Mrs. Harold
Volker. Mrs. Watson Burton won
the house prize.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Harold Vol
ker on Cass avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
'Chiva|ry Rationed
for the Duration

just to let her off anywhere con-
venient to him. Chivalry doesn't
stretch these days to wasting
gasoline.
And you frequently read in
divorce proceedings about hus-
bands fighting unchivalrously
for custody of the family alarm
clock or a share in the canned
produce of victory garden.
So don't be concerned, you
brides, if your husbands are
more concerned over the steaks
you burn than over the fingers
you blister.
Men are unflatteringly practi-
Cal these days.
Iron cotton and linen fabrics
while damp if you want them
to be smooth. Use a hot iron, but
be careful not to scorch the fab
ric. Cotton and linen may be
ironed on either side. To give
them high satiny gloss, iron
first on the wrong side, then on
the right.
If the family sewing machine
Is doing "over- time" service on
Red Cross or family projects,
you'll be wise to treat it to
periodic check-up by an expert
before it slows down and inter-
feres with your stitching sched-
lIle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
Civic Chorus Presents
Concert Sunday Afternoon

ON PALM SUNDAY. April 2,
the Mount Clemens Civic Choir
us will sing Gounod's "Messe
Solennelle" est. Cecelia), an ap-
propriate religious work for the
Lenten season. The program
will be presented in the Zion
Evangelical Church at 4 o'clock.
The Chorus is under the direc-
tion of Miss Lois Harper.
Charles Gounod's Messe Sol
ennelle, or Solemn Mass, is APP
propriately dedicated to st. &C.
celia, patron saint of music. 1t
is in the traditional form of the
Mass, but is not used in the reg
ular church service, due to its
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30

length and operate quality. The
first number, the Kyrie, is for
chorus and trio and is a prayer
to the merciful and gracious
Lord, Save and deliver us from
all our sim" Next comes the
well known Gloria in Excelsis,
GLORY to God in the Highest,
with a soprano solo, bass solo.
trio and chorus. This is followed
by a sincere and positive state
ment of religious beliefs in the
Credo sung by the chorus and
trio.
The we'll known Sanctus with
tenor solo and chorus is follow
ed by the reverent and lovely
Benedictus, Blessed be the
Lord God of Israel" The work
is concluded by the beautiful
and flowing Agnus Del, Lamb
of God" with tenor and soprano
solos and the chorus, ending as
it began. with a prayer Grant
us Thy Sclvation-Amen."
There will be no tickets sold
for the program. A silver offer
ing will be taken during inter-
mission. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
THE WESTMINSTER League
will hold its regular meeting
Monday evening in the parlors
of the Presbyterian church i'm
mediately following the Union
Lenten Services. All members
Of the League are asked to at
tend this service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
Couple Wed in
Washington

MRS. ROSE DODDS of Ev-
ansville, Indiana and Layton
Keller of Lewiston, were united
in marriage at "Briarwood," the
home of Mrs. Myrta LaChance,
Washington, Saturday, March
Is. The couple was attended by
Dorothy Keller, daughter of the
bridegroom and Harvey Lodge
of Pontiac.
Following the ceremony din
ner was held for the immediate
family and close friends. A re-
ception followed in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller will be at
home after April l, in Lewiston.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
Engagement


MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
MOESLY announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Dorothy
Jean to Corp. Charles Knight.
Jr., who is stationed at Delhart,
Texas. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles knight of East De-
troit.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
THE GRAD ATION OF

THE G R A u ALTON OF
american Red Cross Nurses
Aides took place last evening in
the nurses hall at st. Joseph hos
'pital. Student nurses were ush-
ers. Eugene Grobschmidt, Red
Gross Field Director was the
guest speaker, his topic, THE
Good Samaritan"
Sister DeChantel, supervisor
|of nurses at st. Joseph hospital
and Miss Georgia hidden, in
structor of the nurses aide class,
also gave brief talks. Miss Ruth
Archibald assisted Miss hidden
in instructing the class.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-30
MtroAed

MIR. AND MRS. JOHN BU-
HALSKI of Utica announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Dorothy to Pvt. Harold Shay,
son of Mrs. Dora Stringer, 81
Gibbs. Pvt. Shay is stationed
with the Anti-Aircraft Coast Ar
tillery at Camp Ham, Califor-
MIA, having recently been trans
ferred there from Fort Lewis,
Washington. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Army Mothers
Back TeenBdIIot

Delray chapter, Blue Star
Mothers, today unanimo usly
adopted resolution endorsing
the campaign TO reduce the
voting age to Is and other chap
tiers throughout the county indi-
Gated that they would take SINH
lar action and assume an active
part in the drive
Immediately after the resolu-
ton was adopted. Mrs. Mary
Tucker, 8445 Vanderbilt, presi-
dent. instructed all members 10
circulate petitions calling for an
amendment to the state constitu-
ton. The petitions call for the
proposal 10 reduce the voting age
TO be placed on the ballot in the
November election.
Also attending the meeting
were Mrs. Nellie Kelly, 1880
Hamilton. president of the High
land Park chapter, and Mrs. f.
Stitt, 1867 Eastlawn. member of
the Detroit chapter, who said
they would submit the proposal
TO their chapters at their next
regular meetings.