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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

veliko wee svobode govoriti 0
svetovni demokraciji kakor pa
jo ina v svoji rojstni domovini.
4
EIic Johnston, predsednik
USCC (ameriske trgovske ko-
more, Sc je pred Rusi izrazil,
da ina Sibirija ogromno bodoc-
most. Oh enem je dejal, ola ga
spominja ma Ameriko.
Tega 81 ne morem razlagati
drugace, kot da nevarnost pri-
haja IL Sibirije; on Sc boii, da
sibirski mraz nekega dine pripi-
ha tudi USA. Ker &c Sc to Ego
di, DO zmrznil on S svojo trgov-
sko komoro vred in pa sistem,
XII ga skuSa ohraniti.
x
Verujem, da Sc je ia vojna
zacela "a svetovno demokraciio
proti fasizmu. Oh opazovaniu
tega kar Sc godi, pa vidim Sc
druge vzroke v ozadju tie krva-
We drame.
Vsak dan je boil jasno, da to
nj vec vojna "a stir svobodSci-
ne, temvec borba med starim ST.
stemom in novo dobo svobodnih
svetovnih narodov.
John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
ZlNKA MILANOV 30
PELA MA PROSLAVI SNIP

Chicago, Ill. - Ma slavnosti
40-letnice SNIP, XII Sc DO vrsila
v jednotini dvorani v nedelio
20. oktobra, nastopi slovita
operna pevka Zinka Milanov.
0 ostalem sporedu, XII BIO zelo
poster, porocamo podrobnosti v
eni prihodnjih Stevilk. Vstopni-
ce SO pc 75c. Dobite Jill tudi pri
Proletarcu ali pa v klubovih
prostorih v SDC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Use priznanje naprednim mo-
zem in zenam.

Use priznanje naprednim mo-
zem in zenam.
Zborovanje je vodil S. Ces-
mix. Manjkalo je precej znanih
obrazov, XII smo Jill Re leta in
leta videli ma konferencah Pro-
svetne matice in JSZ. Tega dine
pa so Sli menda ma vseslovanski
kongres in ma njegov shod. VISA
kdo lahko gre kamor Sc mu zlju-
bi, a pc mojem bi bilo Boise,
ce Sc bi ma ia dan udelezili kon-
ference. Dne %. sept. ie bio v
Pittsburgh Press porocano, da
lie ma vseslovanskem kongresu
$500 udelezencev. Tam bi teh
nash znanih rojakov torej mic
ne pogreSali, a konferenca v
Strabanu pa Sc je poznalo, da
jih nj bio. Delo tam hi bio
pray tako opravljeno, tukaj ma
konferenci pa toliko boljSe. Kaj-
ii ma socialisticnih zborovaniih
so male skupine, kjer Sc vsake-
ga posameznika pogreSa, ako
ne pride.
Je res zalostno, ker Sc delav-
stvo mic ne zanima, kaj Sc tu-
kaj godi in kaj DO z nami pc vol
nj. Mic dobrega Sc nam ne ODE
ia, ceprav govorniki posebno
sedaj V volilni kampanji obeta-
jo vse dobro vsem ljudem. A tt
sti, XII zasledujemo, kako zane
Savajo delavske pravice, ceprav
20 bile v veliki meri lie ma pa
pirju, zadnja leta pa Sc Jill tudi
tam brise = torej tisti, XII to va
lovenje razumejo, pa vedo, da
delavska masa nina pricakova-
ii mic prida Ease.
Mnogi 81 mislijo, ola ker Sc
daj vse della in sluzi, da DO zme-
rom tako. Krasnih Hoovrovih
let nimajo vec v spominu. Dasi
je bilo vsega V izobilju, so lju-
die stradali in hodili napol OBJ
leceni. ziveli so v koksovnah,
spali v parkih in papir jim je
bila rjuha in odeja. Relif jim
Eje bila edna pomoc, a Sc to Sc
lie tezko dobilo. Kapitalisti pa,
XII VISA ia leta dobro z~anjejo in
spravljajo milijone, Sc tudi pri-
pravljajo ma bodocnost. Delavci
bi Sc morali uciti cd Nth in Jill
posnemati, pa bi vec dosegli.
0 poteku conference boste CT
tall v zapisniku. Omenim mai
Sc, da mas je ma Mi obiskal S.
Joseph Snoy il Bridgeporta, o.,
XII je znan agitator in dopisnik
Proletarca in Prosvete. Pozdra-
vii mas je in napravil kratek 60
vor.
S. Frank Zaitz je tudi ob1iu-
bill, da Sc udelezi conference, pa
je dospel prepozno "a sejo. To
je dokaz, da clovek ne more biti
v dveh krajih hkrati. Okrog g..
zvecer sva Sc S soprogom po-
slovila cd znancev in prijate-
ljev ter Sc odpeljala proti domu.
Mary Fradel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Nekaj drobizza

Chicago, Ill. - v prejsnji Ste
Wiki pod ten naslovom v mott
cab 0 materah je nekaj napisa-
mega tudi o moi materi. Podat-
XII in besedilo je povsem neto-
enc in cato "a tisti dodatek JAZZ
nisem odgovoren, pac pa kdor
je stvar pretipkal, oziroma 10
dodal. (Op. u.-Krivda je ma ma
81 strani.)
Tako, kot zavezniski armada
ma zapadni in ma vzhodni 'front.'
danes napredujeti, kaj, &c Sc hi
nemSka armada vlegla ma tia?
Ali bi potem streli teh dveh
front brzeli z enc zavezniSke
armada drugo in obratno? To
hi bilo tragicno, dasi jih veliko
DELUXE "a tax rezultat.
Kaj storiti S Hitlerjem, ko DO
konec vojne? V zavezniSkem
tisku Sc vrSi o tenn debata Re
dolgo casa. Dvomim, ola ga DO
zavezniSka armada sploh kdai
ujela. Nekdo poroca, mai Sc ga
zapre v jekleno kletko, v kakr-
snih imajo cirkusi leve, tigre in
drugo zverjad, pa ga razkazu-
jejo pc Evropi. SoglaSam, ker
dvomim, da ie YES zverinski rod
v vsi zgodovini pomoril toliko
Judi, kot jih je on. In potem,
ko Sc hi re vsi evrQpski narodi
nagledali tie zveri v cloveski 20
dobi, hi priporocal, maj ga pri-
peljejo V Ljubljano. Tam mai bi
ga ma glavnem trgu pokazali
ljudem. Namesto hrane mai bi
mu dali daljnogled, ola hi pono-
Ct zrl v nebo in presteval zve-
zde. Namesto blaine pod glavo
hi mu maj polozili njegovo knji-
go "Mein Kampf". In ko hi Sc v
jutru prebudil, maj hi prisedlo
h kletki, k craven stojeci pogr-
njeni mizi par partizanov in
pred MIN Jedi krvave klobase,
kislo zelje in kruh. Opoldne mai
bl k isti mizi prisedli drugi par
tlzani, katerim bi Sc mai servi-
ralo pristine mesene kranjske
klobase S kislim zeljem in zabe-
ljenim krompitNm, "a vecerio
pa ljubljanski golaz s knedlii.
Hitler maj bi vse to opazoval in
Sc mucil v bolecinah cd lakote.
LIE tako bi razumel, kako so
vsled ME umirali milijoni, XII
Jlh je vsega oropal.
X
Yes, mi v Ameriki sno danes
lahko hvalezni, da nismo oku-
sill gorja, kakrsnega je prizade-
jail Hitler rojakom o~nostran
morja. Ma naSe domove bonnie
MISC Sc paddle. In ocitno je, da
v sedanji vojni niti ne bodo.
Vendar pa ia vojna vzlic temu
rusi tudi ma tisoce ameriSkih
domov. Razdira Jill ma mnoge
naclne in niti ia najbogatejSa
dezela ma svetu ne DO kos nalo-
81, ola Jill bi nadomestila. Kajti
vojna je zlo tudi "a zmagovite
drzave. Oziroma "a nes'@to ME
min ljudi, XII SO prizadeti v Mi.
x
Hitler telefonira: Halo, To-
10, mislil sem, da ST sedai re v
Ameriki?" = TOTO: $50 solly.
Adolf! A radoveden sem, cd kie
me kliceS? L. Moskve morda?"
Bodocnost DO lahko taxa, ka-
krSno mi zelimo, da DO, ako ina
mo pravo vero v nace1a. In OBJ
enem, &c Sc zavedamo, ola zma-
ga V. vojni zahteva krvi, pote-
ME in solze." - Charles F. Ket-
tering.
*
V Washingtonu delajo stave,
da &c DO Roosevelt spet Two
lien, postane Henry Wallace
konzul 400 milijonov bosega
naroda Tn med MIN bo incl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
IL SANSo vega vi odo
1895 w. 18th St, Chicago q, Ill.

Ma prvi konvenciji Sloven-
skega narodnega sveta v Cleve-
landu ie bila poudarjena vaz-
most takojsnjega organiziranja
naSe organizacije "a uspesno re-
limo pomoc narodu V starr do
movini. Konvencija je zaklju-
lila, da DO SANS nudil temu
vpraSanju vso svojo pomoc. in
da dejansko podpre novo relif-
no organizacijo, XII jo je usta-
novil Zdruzeni odbor juznoslo-
vanskih Amerikancev (ZOJSA).
Ia nova relifna organizacija
Sc imenuje War Relief of Amer
leans of South Slavic Descent,
XII ina poslovnico ne samo "a
zbiranje sredstev, temvec tudi
dov~oljenje "a distribucijo ali
odpoSiljanje stare domovino.
AmeriSka vlada hoce, da Sc YES
iugoslovanski relif koordinira V
emo organizacijo, XII maj bi bila
reprezentativna "a vse jugoslo-
vanske narodnostne skupine v
Ameriki, Slovence, Hrvate, ST.
be in Macedonce. Edna taxa re
obstojeca skupina je ZOJSA,
katerega osnovni del je tudi
SANS.
Ma letni sell ZOJSA Pitts
burghu dine %. septembra t. |.
ie bill izvoljen poseben odsek, XII
ina naceljevati novi relifni or
ga~nizaciji. Naloga tega odseka
ie izdelati izvedljiv nacrt "a zbi-
ranje in razpoSiljanje potrebne-
ga materiala "a takojsnjo po-
moe start domovini ter priklju-
Giti V svojo sredino tudi druge
slovenske, hrvaSke, srbske in
m~acedonske organizacije, XII Sc
baviio z relifom. Use tie organi-
~zaciie, zlasti JPO-SS ter pomo-
INA akcija pod okriljem Hrva-
Ske bratske zajednice, imajo
pravico do pravomocnega "a
stopstva in soodmernega odlo-
canja pri vodstvu novega relif-
mega fonda.
Skupna akcija DO najbolj efek
tivna in DO najceneje in najus,
peSnejSe vrSila delo, kateremu
Sc je posvetila.
SANS apelira ma vse svoje
~podruznice in vse organizirane
skupine, da organizirajo nemu-
donna posebne odbore, XII bodo
vodili relifno delo v svojem
Okrozju. Treba DO potrkati ma
marsikatera vrata = slovenska
in druga, da 81 zbere najprei
cimvecja vsota v denarju, S ka-
term DO now odbor takoj ku-
pill najnujnejse potrebscine,
predvsem zdravila, zdravniSke
Instruments, najpotrebnejSo
hraho "a majhne otroke it'd.
Poroca Sc nam, da je ena la
dja re ma poti, da odpelje tie po-
trebScine. Nikakor ne smemo
puStiti, da bi cakala V ameri-
Skem pristanu. Napolniti 10 je
treba takoj!
Yes nabrani denar maj Sc po-
$ilja naravnost ma SANS. V ma
sem uradu bono vodili pregle-
dne racune o vseh prejemkih in
jim priobcali V listih, denar pa
V Vecjih vsotah odpoSiljali re-
lltni akciji Zdruzenega odbora
New York. Ma ia nacin bono
vedeli natancno vsoto, XII SO 10
pomagali zbrati ameriSki Slo-
Venci' obenem pa DO tudi jaw
most vedela, kako naSe delo ma
preduie ali nazaduje.
Vazno je dejstvo, da ina med
JugoSlovanskimi relifnimi fon-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Sosnovski odvrzen


Poljsko zamejno Waldo v Lon
donu tvorijo vecinoma TAXI kro-
81, XII SO Rusiji IL enega ali drll-
gega razloga neprijateljski, ne
kateri pa naravnost sovrazri.
Eden Timed teh je general Sos
novski. On je "a obnovitev Ia
Ike Poljske, XII 81 bi iskala zavez-
nike, ne toliko proti Nemciii,
pac pa zgolj proti USSR.
Hitler Sc nadeja ia spor S DO
mocjo reakcije v Ameriki in V
Angliji, in pa s pomocjo naspro-
til sovraStva med delavskimi
strujami poostriti toliko, ola Sc
bi zavezniSke sile razdvoiile -
MANFRED da bi angleska in anne
riSla vlada nastopile koncem
konca proti sovjetski vladi boil
kakor pa prot Nemciji. Chur-
chill je v parlamentu dejal, da
Sc to ne DO zgodilo, a Berlin
upanja V to smer nj Sc izgubil.
BOjiSca v zastoju
Kar Sc vojne situacije tice,
zavezniki vec ne prodirajo z ma
glico kot SO nekaj tednov v po-
letju. Velikanski uspehi zavez-
niske ofenzive V Franciii SO OBJ
nemSki meji ponehali, ker jo
Hitlerjeva armada odlocno bra
nj.
V Italiji zaveznikom tudi ne
gre gladko. Prodirajo komai pc
metrih. Ma vzhodni 'front.' so
Nemci oh Warsaw in oh ondot-
nih utrdbah oh Visli dokazali,
da Sc lahko upirajo tudi ofenzi-
vi rdece armada. Medtem pa so
poljski uporniki v Warsaw do
ziveli veliko zrtev vsled svoie-
ga, pc ruskem mnenju predcas-
mega upora, in njihen poveljnik
general Bor je v moskovskem
tisku zelo grajan radi tega.
Invazije ma Balkan
Boil uspeSna kakor OBJ Var
saw je rdeca armada V invaziji
skozi Rumunijo, v Jugoslaviji,
in Bolgarijo 81 je podvrgla. Pa
tudi ma ogrske puste re posega-
10 meme in rumunske divizije.
V Sloveniji Sc bo~e zgolj do
maci uporniki, toda vendar to-
like, da jim junastva priznava
tudi ameriski in angleski tisk.
Ma Cehoslovaskem Sc nj kaj pri-
da odpora. Kvizlinski rezim so
Nemci tam cello boljSe organizi-
rail- kot n. pr. V Sloveniji, ali pa
recimo ma Hrvatskem, katera
postaja "a Pavelica vedno boil
izgubljena.
Vojne je torej lahko vsak cas-
konec, ako Sc v Nemciji kaj IL
rednega pripeti, ali pa lahko Sc
traja, kakor prerokuje Chur-
chill, dasi bi tudi on rad, da ie
bi bio re jutri konec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Joponci drze 10000
orneriskih uietnikov

Japonci imajo v raznih tabo-
rib okrog $4,000 ujetnikov anne
riskega drzavljanstva, izmed
teh 1894 vojakov, drugi SO CT
vilisti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

P%roietarec sluzi edino delavcem
in njihovim bojem "a pravice. V "a
memo ne pricakuje drugega kot da
ga narOtajo in citajO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

Kako je z vasim znancem, sose-
dom, prijateljem? Ste mu kdaj pri-
porocili, da mai 81 naroci Proletar-
ca? Poskusite, morda ga pridobite!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04
Bombni dez no roih

Septembra t. /. SO ameriSki
letalci zvrnili ma nemSka mesta
$500 ton bomb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

V Washingtonu delajo stave,
da &c DO Roosevelt spet Two
lien, postane Henry Wallace
konzul 400 milijonov bosega
naroda. In med MIN bo incl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-10-04

(Nadalievanje S 1. strani.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
State Rules
On Carriers

LANSING Aug. "a up
Newspaper carriers are not re-
CURED TO have permits from the
State Department of Labor and
Industry, the attorney generals
department ruled today.
In an opinion prepared for
George w. Dean. state labor com
missioner the department referred
10 a Supreme Court ruling which
SAIL
Where person employed by
publishing company Ia deliver
papers il not subject Ia control
a. Ia the method or means by
which he produces the result
contracted for. he Il an indie
pendent contractor. and his
negligence would not render the
company liable, in an action on
the same"
Dean had requested intorma-
lion for IN insurance agency on
what procedure would be ncceS-
Sary 10 obtain Workmcn' COM
penNauon Tor Is newspaper car
rleTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
.HdmtrdmCk Tip
Wins SIS Prize

A Scent phone call today
netted an alert Times reader S25
as this weeks newstip winner.
Rated as the most important
10 come from a reader was the
story Of the Hamtramck school
board action regarding use OF
federal funds.
Another newspaper was given
$40 for information which led 10
the printing of the story of the
man And wife found dead at iii
Gray while the third prize money,
50, Nvent to the man who reported
the arrest of four men with coun-
terfeit coupons for 10000 gallons
Of gasoline.
Ten others were awarded ST
each for information given the
Times during the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Notions Department

% Students Bsr" Suits wool, broken sizes s5
Bob Bria kncker Suits wool tweed, to Ia l495
"A I,n;or Row / ono Pant Suits: wool 6 to IL
33 Topeoa Boys; wool cotton, military So
Spon Sweaters rayon, wool to 49, 5O
Junio Boys Wool Sports Goats, sizes to II - 595
80 Cotton Gabardine JACKETS; tan, 10 to 20 lbs
Polo Shirts long and short sleeves, cotton soc
Sror,s Shirt. solid mr. cotton
prs Wash Stacks; seconds, ssnfozed Liz
l62 Boys Caps; assorted styles and colors Csc
Youths Dress Shirts Is to Is, 81 to "a sleeve az
prs Sanforized Shorts; cotton to IL l5s
Az Solid Color Crew Socks; seconds, z9e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

TOMORROW friday Reductions Odd Lots Soled Merchandise,
Incomplete Styles Color Size Groups Many Quantities Limited!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
u. S. Bills HAGEN

An income tax lien calling for
payment of SLABS in additional
income for 1871 was filed today
in federal court against golfer
Walter Hagen, who lives at the
DAG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Bedding Department

2l5 Shower Curtains and Daperes; odds ends SO
TAI Odd and Soed Spread, 24S to 80
1877 Soed Blankets and Comforts. l19 to 4sS
22I Remnants Of Muslns, beached and unblesehed
IL Mattress, Box Spring and Cot Pads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Curtain Department

SIS Pillows blue striped cotton 6se
Rayon Satin Pillows; soed, paste roll edge. 90
1873 Flecked Panels; 43" wide 49, long each, 79e
3l5 Odd Curt oied damaged, ca l9e49S
3l7 Remnants of Drspery and Slip Cover Fabrics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Lamps, Gifts, Housewares
Toilet Goods Department

100 Novelty Rayon Makeup Bags, with c
I44 Hair Brushes wood back ...-....
IFS Excella Sanitary Napkins; box OF so
loo Alligator Leather Compaots; some q
l2l Bottles Bath Oil in fancy hand. pant
ll65 Makeup Sponges ........
2lO Wood and Metal Compaots
fhake-up Bags Subject to 2O't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Wash Goods Department
Table Remnants; cotton, cotton and-rayons d
Touching, Luncheon Cloths, Scarfs

374 yds Table Damssk, Toweng; remnants
Table of Soiled Luncheon Cloths cotton eouona
Dish Cloths; seconds cotton
Table Of Odd and Soed Dresser Scarfs, Doilies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
:jll!{3QER] BASEMENT E571:
NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
ON MONTH-END CLEARANCES
Store Hours. s.4s to s.45 Saturday; s45 10 500
Rayon Fabrics

l255 yds Wool. Rayon. Wool -Rsyon Remnant
742 yds Wooden Short Lengths; to yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

Children's, Boys, Infants Shoes
90 prs Chdren shoes; discontinued styles 40
prs Oxfords; discontinued styles, 2le to e. 1913
90 prs Shoes ,oiled white brown to s.. 90
Little Miss Slippers; non-ratoned 69a
Women's Hosiery
52 prs Cotton Mesh Hose regulars, full fashioned zoe
3lS prs Damaged Hose; 75dener, ehHons 39e
sinfor FestJ
Wonen's, Girls and Juniors indies
pcs Soied Damaged Undie knit 25e Use
354 pcs Rayon Indies soiled DANA soc
Wool M
224 Junior Slips seconds. satin 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Rugs and Floor Coverings

Reversible Chenille Rugs 9xl2 H. $3.50
So Al.Wool Chenille Rugs; 24x45n solid coors 42s
Reversible Chenille Rugs 4x6f texture designs 5St
IL Reversible Chenille Rugs; 6x9ft, Pases 97S
Loopuft Rugs 7x29in, washable, pastel shades ~
yds. Felt Base Remnants teand-boek yd, 2s'
So yds lnad Lnoeum Remnants marbeized yd 79'
Oval Braided Rugs; heavy quail reversible 27x4Sn $50
1l9 Rag Rugs 24x4S-inch, reversible, washable l3s
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Denote
returned Thur day fro m
Vaughn Lake, near Glennie,
where they spent a two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross keenan,
left Thursday for Curtisville,
where they expect to fish in the
AuSable river. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Keenan's
father, Harry Fry, of Belleville.
The marriage of Mrs. Juanita
Leach and Robert Henry Ellis
took place in the Methodist par
sonage, Wednesday, in Mount
Clemens. Rev. Alfred Landon
performed the service. They
will spend a month in northern
Michigan.
Rev. E. E. Walling, Wayne
Cash and Gerald Burgess are at
tending camp meeting near San
dusky.
There was no meeting in the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
Memphis

MEMPHIS - Miss 10 Ann
Ward is attending camp meet
ing near Romeo this week. She
was accompanied by the Rev.
and Mrs William Wager, of
Dryden
Mrs Maxine Denton, Smiths
Creek, is assisting Miss Beatrice
VAIL in her beauty shop here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCon-
nell and daughters, of Bogota,
Colombia, South America, left
for Detroit Saturday after a Wis
it with Mr.. McConnell'S aunt,
Mrs. Chester Shirley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane McCon-
nell, Detroit, were guests of Mr..
and MI. Chester Shirkeyrthe
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Boss at
tended the Fitz family reunion
Sunday.
Jack and Jerry Cook return
ed Saturday from the Port Hur-
on Hospital, where they under
went an operation.
Miss Edith White, Toronto, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F
G. Babbage.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. r. Dunnine
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
Eight Marriages
are Dissolved
by Judge Noe

Eight marriages were dis
solved by Macomb County Cir
cult Court Judge Altyon H. Noe
yesterday. Of these eight, four
were granted to husbands.
Thy included Charles Smarr
from his wife Esta on grounds of
cruelty and neglect. There are
four children ranging in age
from two to 10. Thy were mar
ried in 1919 and separated in
1880.
Vernon McCallen was award
ed a final decree from his wife.
Frances, on charges of cruelty.
There is one child, age 5. They
were married in 1887 and partey
this year.
Charging cruelty and that
"she made life miserable" for
him, Thomas Elliott was granted
a divorce from his wife, Helen.
They were married in 1886 and
separated the same year. There
are no children.
Booker T. Webster was
awarded a final decree from his
wife, Cecilia, on alleged cruel
ty.
Cruelty and intoxication were
the basis of an award for divorce
in the case of Laura versus Sam
uel Rush. They were married in
1923 and separated in 1925.
There are no children.
Virginia Malkiewicz won a
final decree from her husband,
Joseph, on grounds of cruelty.
They were married in 1888 and
separated in 1914. There is one
child.
Alleging cruelty and aSSocia.
ton with other women, Alice
Klein was granted divorce
from her husband, Clarence.
There are two children.
A marriage performed in 1926
was dissolved by awarding
Theresa Ward a final decree of
divorce from husband, John.
Mrs. Ward charged non-support
and an untoward desire for
drink in her bill of complaint.
There is one child, age If. They
separated in l943.
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Free Methodist church Sunday
night as the pastor was absent,
in order to attend camp meet
ing.
A meeting of the members of
the Congregational church was
held Wednesday night, and IT
vas decided to accept a plan for
Building as drawn by a Detroit
architect. An estimate will be
had from a contractor as to
what the cost will be. Plans
were made for financing the
building, which include a loan
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OFFICERS

WILLIAM +. KOEHLER. President
GEORGE A. HODSON. Ercc. Vice Pres. and Cashier
HARRY s. DONALDSON, Vice President
LAWRENCE f. SCHOTT. Vice President
JACOB H. ULLRICH. Assistant Cashier
LEO J. KILLEWALD, Assistant Cashier
DOROTHY TUCKER, auditor
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Cleaned!
CARD PLAYERS CLEANED
WHEN POLICE VISIT
GAME AT CLEANERS

VAN DYKE-Six men went
TO the cleaners early Saturday
morning, both figuratively and
literally, when they were ar
raigned and fined before JUS
tice of the peace for playing a
card game on the premises of a
dry cleaning establishment.
The cleaning establishment,
located at Van Dyke and Paige,
attracted the attention of Police
COMMISSIONS Vernon Lumex,
and Officers Fred Maletta- and
Cetrus Cole when lights were
burning in the rear at 100
a. m, Saturday. The officers
figured some late cleaning was
being done.
Looking through a screen
door in the rear, their theory
proved correct, only it was a
different kind of cleaning. Fer
80 minutes they watched the six
men turning cards and exchang-
ing money. They then broke in
the door and arrested the group
who Immediately appeared be-
fore Justice Frank ZagaiSki at
police headquarters and were
assessed as follows:
George Bennett, 80, of 1903
Essex, Van Dyke, who admitted
being the dealer, S30.85 in fines
and costs.
William A. Jor dan, SO,
24850 Lander, Center Line,
SlO35 fine and costs.
John Kregger,- As, of 1854
Classarley, Crosse Poi Mt e,
S10.35 fine and costs.
Abdul Aim, so, Of 2076l
Helle, Baseline, $685. fine and
costs.
Anthony j. Kontos, As, Of
1000 Maxwell, Van Dyke, $l0.35
fine and costs.
Henry Brooks, So, of $50
Paige, Van Dyke, $lO.35 fine
and costs.
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Trailer Looted
as Guests Enjoy
Midnight Swim

Theft of $215 in cash and pay
checks, in addition to other val
uables. from a trailer at Venice
Beach Camp early Saturday
morning while a party of adults
were enjoying an after-midnight
swim. is being investigated by
deputies of the Sheriffs Depart
ment.
The burglary was reported by
William A. Wicker, of the
beach trailer camp.
The report states that among
the guests who suffered losses
were. Mrs. Ruth Ball, Ed. Jarski,
Paul Harris and Duke and Thel-
ma Hartsell, and also Pauline
Pierce, of Detroit. The latter
lost her purse containing $50, a
Hudson Motor Company badge
license cards and other valu-
ables.
Wicker lost $85 in cash; an
$85 pay check; a draft registra-
ton card, several types of ration
books and other valuables.
The group noticed the theft
about 2 a. m, after returning
from swimming and made a
search. Various clues are being
followed by officers.