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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

pea-ance has been duly issued and the
same could not DE served by reason of
their continued absence from their
place OF residence.
/. is ordered. That the said defend
ants appear az my office in the Mt.
Clemens Savings Bank Building. Mt.
Clemens, Michigan. al 1000 o'clock
A. NJ Eastern War Time. on the 28th
day % July 4. D aii and defend the
complaint ticd ia this suit or judgment
will be entered hy default. and that this
order De published as required by
statute
The foregoing suit involves tile 70:
Lot No 500 Of Piper's Van Dyke
Subdivision No. Of part of the S.
W. D. % Section y. Town I North
Range = East Warren Township.
Macomb County Michigan.
JOHN n NUNNELEY,
Circuit Court Commissioner
Dated: NJ Clemens June 20. 1914
June D.. 80. July M L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
Moving g Storage

OUR MOVING equipment IS the best.
Special care taken OF your furniture
and upholstered goods IN storage. such
as moth proofng and wrapping rigs
and cushions. Cry Transfer Co., 20
BROADWAY. NJ. Clemens Phone 1881.
Service 20 and from Detroit daily.
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E. A. Kerner

1928 SO. Gra,iot. Route
Phone Mt. Clemens S4ai e
ny OWNER Modem 6-room house:
screened porch; good residential dis
trict; immediate possession near South
Gratio'. Phone Mt. Clemens 500 L
EIGHT ROOM all modern home
acres ground: bus and school bus serv-
zee Vincent B-enker. stn house north
OF Rosso H.saYsy o. Sugar B.Sh. Al
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Mrs Henry Williams and Mrs.
Edgar Miller OF Port Huron,
were week end guests in the
home OF Mrs. Lynn Gass.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Miss Marseline Stating. in
structor in the public schools at
Corunna, is spending the sum-
mer vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stating.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Lois Gray and Frances Griffin
Of the University of Michigan
were home over Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Donald 3. Chubb. Jr. left
last week for Camp Daggett on
Walloon Lake, Mich, where he
will act as one of the Junior
counselors for five weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Bob Evans. of Ypsilanti, Is
visiting in the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs Malcolm Chubb this week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Mr. and Mrs. James McCraine
left Tuesday for Tabor, Iowa,
where Mr. McCraine will be-
come tho publisher of the week.
ly newspaper, the Tabor Bea-
CON He has been the linotype
operator at the Romeo Observer
Press for the past four years,
and Mrs. McCraine has been
a teacher in the Romeo Grade
School They Will be greatly
missed by their many friends
here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Mr. and Mrs. G. J Hosner Wis
tied relatives in Detroit for
few days this week.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.

County 81 N3comb.
Slt pending before John X hume
ley. Circuit Court Commissioner for
slld County between Edgar Beck. a
single man.. Plaintiff n
VS.
Jessie Davis and Winifred Davis. his
" fe Defendants.
Tpon proof by affidavit with me.
That SAID defendants reside IN mis-
State and t4at process for thcH sp-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Mrs Dale Palmer entertained
the Tuesday Evening Contract
Club IN her home on North Main
street Tuesday evening.
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Buy and Sell Through Monitor-Leader Classified Ads


ROMEO-Mrs NJ. 3 Cornell
left Sunday for a months stay
in New York City where she
will visit relatives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Carl and
daughter Mrs 5 ( Yoder. Of
Pontiac, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin LIGHT in
their home on North Main
street
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Donald r Throop s &c. has
returned TO Great Lakes, III. af-
ter spending a ten-day furlough
with his wife.
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Houses For Sale "a

TO BE MovED-two 2ox2o garages,
new
l-i6x2o shanty root Of metal g. high.
i-i4x24 frame building In good re-
pair.
l-28x72 two story high. nearly new:
22N62 two stories high. l, 24N36 two
stories nigh.
on lot lOOx2OO. building 32x62. two
story frame with lean-to attached.
lOx2O suitable for light manufacturing
Gratiot frontage at Cotton Road and
Gratiot.
Pear garage attached: on lot 8OxlO0:
frontage on GTatiot az Cheste rfield,
a. miles north OF Nj. Clemens All
buildings in good repair; living
rooms attached IN buildings
4-horse Prov cultivator: never used;
fully equipped; Will also convert into
tractor outfit 20 fit soil for seed bed.
One Port Huron thrcsher. 23-inch CYL
inder; in good repair and running
order. complete
HAY FOR SALE
81 Acres corner Grauot-Teleg graph
roads.
IS acres. Whiskey Road.
30 acres Whiskey road
s acres mixed.
IS acres; mostly timothy.
acres. timothy mixed.
u acres. mixed hay
See JOHN SCHLAFF
In stone house, +'2 miles north of Mt,
Clemens. on Gratiot
Route 3, Box 28O; Mt. Clemens Aga
GOOD PROFITABLE houses for
sale; also 80 feet main street frontage.
SAINTS Real Estate, Mt Clemens 65l5,
A23
ABRAHAMs AVE. FORMERLY
CLINTON; near Gratiot az l5-Mile I'd.
7 rooms; ! floor; 80 #. lot; SO 200
$500 down.
ACRE-M-s7 NEAR "a MILE RID.
rooms in the trees: good barn; excel
lent well. Only 50. 700 with $500 down.
FENTON
LAWYERS Bldg. Phone 1921 days; 1869
any time. c
4 rooms; city water; lights; sl,7oo.
4 rooms; newly decorated; lights; sew
er; water; 50 0O0 $500 down
: room brick; paved street; 81 900; ST.
600 down
room: tile bath floor. 2-car garage:
10; 6Oxl6O. 81 500: ST. 500 down: i'm
mediate possession.
2 Acres: modern bungalow: paved I'd
$3.50. hair cash.
Acres on cement road: 5000 per acre.
500 per acre. c
WiIdt 6 Warner
Barron Bldg. above First National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens ss4l
TWO FAMILY on North ave-; rent
ing for $50 per month; good invest
men' "a
FOUR ROOM house. lot 7sx2Os:
chicken coop: electricity: gas and good
well on Glenwood road.
Two houses on one lot with $50 90 In
come which Is a good investment:
Also a real buy IN Groom house on
good street.
R. E. HOWARD
REALTOR
sos Monitor-Leader Bldg
Phone 64ll or Residence $3.50
Summer cottage; lake privileges. Only
s. 500.
AL year round cottage: only $3.50.
All year round lake front home. S.. 900;
50 900 down. Why pay rent?
Lake and river frontage. only s795.
E-Z terms.
Stan Barron
Broker
30 North Gratiot
Phone 2052 Residence $500 G
SIX ROOM house; utility room: 3
lots: garage; chicken coop: fencer:
raspberry patch; 3 pear trees; ! apple:
cherry: deep well; first class drinking
water grape arbor. About 3 miles
south OF Mt. Clemens, on Gratiot. Lib
eral terms.
5-room cottage: ; years old. on Con-
ger Bay; priced 70 sell: liberal terms.
CATZ REALTY
l3is N. Gratiot Above Green's
phone NJ Clemens 652l
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Machinery and Tools HIS i.
Musical Merchandise
HID

PLAYER p 1oo cheap Aso 2 -uEs.
raonc 81. Clemens -o.J. Ms. F0.to0
Al
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No cancellation privileges on three time
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Copy may be telephoned II sattsfac-
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cation.
The right Is reserved 20 classify. re-
wise or reject any advertisement.
NOTE - Classified advertising SEIZED
uled for the Monitor-Leader will also
run in the South Macomb News TOR
500. additional one time rate. However
copy must be placed by 400 p. m
Tuesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
Office Equipment
Farm ond Doiry Products H-l0

ONE fed. 30 acres Timothy with
sprinEhnE OF clover
One fed. a. acres mixed hay.
one field. 80 acres mixed hay.
one field, acres; mostly timothy
one field. Is acres; mostly timothy
one field 10 acres. mostly timothy.
An gtoand tile drained, no bitches
10 cross see John Schlan, stone house,
"a miles north OF Mt Clemens on
Grauot. Az
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
loke ond River Frontage r..

LARGE LOT with beautiful trees
with frontage on river facing golf
course; excellent building; location for
future use. Bargain S,95 Phone 5674 c
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Poultry
Form Equipment For Sale XII

SIDE DELIVERY -,kc. pce-,-s
roV ~ urcr.C horse ca-s.sfa-.
ESQ New Haven s0st. w'.es cas-. rf
G-t'.o'. AS
HAY LOADER and manure spread
81; IKE new, Phone VI, Clemens .294
AZ,
-FOUR CAN milk cooler. ! year on.
1881 Co.dWatcr. Mt Clemens. AZ
MCCORMICK new I mower FOR sale
Reasonable. 1920 Shoemaker road Gil
seq AIS
TEAM OF. horses. 1tr-rss Oarcr
pow, sp.Ac-.oo,a dsag. So0l Co.c S,,A!i
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Chiropraetors
Floor Sanding
fumigotine

ALI. BEDBUGS, reaches. moths des-
troyed IN SIX hours. guaranteed. Ma
comb Fumigst!ug Service. $3.50 ). Riv-
er road. corner Longview. Nj. Glen.
ems Phone 8+ll. e
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Radios Vacuum Cleaners - Washers
Attention Housewives
LaCroN & BatCs Service
Formerly Sid LaCroIx Sales * Serv.
ice CO..
Now offer me most complete service
department. "a Macomo coIuty-Se-vic-
aE radios. vacuum cleaners ard wash
cts. We ns.ntaIn three separate de-
pay -rnen's with specialists OF years eS-
acr.ence In each service.
Our stock Of parts - co~p.ets and
He assure YOU speedy and eff.cient
service az AL times
Ia CROlx & BATES SERVICE
IS Market. NJ. Clemens: Phone 553l
Hours % y A. M, and ! 20 s .. m.
Not open evenings {
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E. 10
Wanted to Share

WORKING girl 10 share home with
young lady. Call after p. m. 81 Green-
way. Az
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FARMS

IJIa n. Gratiot Above Green's
Phone Mt Clemens 652l
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Electrical Appliances HIS 1
JeweIry, Wotehes, etc. Hill

BRAND new General Electric range.
-eycr Used Phare VI Clemens 4244
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Social Notes

Misses Helen Brick. Eouthmayd road. and Lorraine smith. Mer1deD road, recently returned after spend- ing a week at Hyanais, Mass.
 Mrs. Leonard Os0gsld and son. Leonard. gr.. Hill street. are spena- ing the remsinder Of the sliinfne- Gi Silver beach. Milford. where htye are enteTtaining Mrs. Armand OIt- lieb and son. Robert. and Mrs. J0s- eph Joyce and children. Joan and Joseph, Jr.
 Mrs. Glars Carroll and children, Gloria. Jacqueline and Robert, nave returned aiDer slleiA1at4.s A sAs.. %. Walnut beach, Milford.
 Second Lieut.. and Mrs. B0andman c. Getsinger. Jr. formerly Of Wa tert0wn, announce the birth Of a daughter, born yesterday at Water bury hospital. Mrs. Getsinger is the former Ruth Kinkel. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Kinkel, Middlebury. Lieut.. Get6ipger, son of Maj. and Mrs. B0andnan c. Get singer. Washington. D. C, formerly Of Waiertoyn. is stationed with the Army Air Forces at Charleston, s. C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

to me by E. M. Cheronnet Of New York, one of our national tOurna- ment directors. Chronnef sat South and he and his partner bid the hand very gel. Six clubs is the only Enak- able slam contract.
 The opening heart lead was won by deciarer with the ace. Nov if cherOnnet had tried to guess the lO- cation Of the club queen. and and guessed wrong. the contract would have been defeated. Instead, he cashed the ace and king of clubs. making no attempt to catch the queen Of clubs also holding three spades. which is not an abnormal break
 After caShing the ace and king of clubs. cherOnnet ran off dum- nyIs spades until West trumped, discarding the losing hearts from his own hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
HaEel ROiISSe0W
 ShOOcer Guest

Mrs. Beatrice Rousseau, Mrs. Ger maine DescoleaNx and Miss Jeanne Rousseau were huSlexses recently at a shower given at the Franco. Amer. lean club ln honor Of Miss Hazcl Rousseau. Merlden road, whose marriage Co Stanley Kldulas, Bank street. takes place September 9.
 Among those attending were: Mrs. Andrew Champagne. Mrs. Charles Hamel. Mrs. Arthur nofmandin, Mrs. Annette Dube. Mrs. .Lionetle Cllment. Mrs. Rose Bcsse. Mrs. Julia AdameA. Mrs. Bertha OaRnor. Mrs. Wnfred IIefebefe. Mrs. Gerard vi0. lette, Mrs. Marcel Llnteau, Mrs, Eurene nanlel. Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs. Albert Moreau. Mrs. Edgar Oauthier. Mrs. Larie oauthier. Mrs. James Bique. Mrs Marguerite Chase. Mrs. Therisa Bonneville. Mrs. Della Grace. Mrs. Celile Dag. non. Mrs. Claudia Rousseau. Mrs. Hazel Gravel. Mrs. Aurore Savageau. Mrs. Euolide Houle. Mrs. Antonio Brouillard. Mrs. Alfred vcilletle. Mrs. Theodore Rrouillard. Mrs. Marie Arsenault. Mrs. Wilbrod pilil- ibert. Mrs. Bertha Philil,ert, Mrs. GerlGaine urenicr. Mrs. Auguste Deschene. Mrs. Irene Bouffard. Mrs. Elzinr Descoteauz. Mrs. Caroline Ice comte. Mrs. Isamarre and daughters. Mrs. Henri Basse and Mrs. Sinai Ganthier.
 Also Mrs. M. Dessuveau. Mrs. Ovila Blais. Mrs. D. Bournival, Mrs. Loretta Murphy, Mrs. Jeanette Hnu, phrey. Mrs. Margaret 0nlz. dowski. Mrs. William Bellemare. Mrs. Octave Houde. Mrs. Harry Bell. emare. Mrs. Albert Morean. Mrs. Pred Label. Mrs. Rose Bellemare, Mrs. Simone Philibert. Mrs. Aida Cusson. Mrs. Sylvio Chaase. Mrs. Rose Maurice. Mg. Agnes LaMade- leine, Mre. Elmira Mailloux. Mrs. Roger Belval. Mrs. Hortense Bisall- lon, Mrs. I. Ayotte, Mrs. Anita Ere. peau, Mrs. Helen Underhill. Mrs. Aida Bisaillon. Mrs. Mae Oyerton. Mrs. Paul LsaMadeleine. Mrs. Alice Chateaneuf, Mrs. Sam Dessereault. Mrs. Emile Despilis. Mrs. Blanche Dessereault. Mrs. Jean Pasllko. Mrs. N. Tuquette. Mrs. Raymond St. Mary. Mrs. Mary Bernier. Mrs. A. Kruse. Mrs. Cecile Mitchell. Mrs. Florence and Mrs. Marie Desaunier.
 And. Misses Clair Hamel. Irene Berthinme, Clair Berthiume. Doris. Hamei. Helen Hamel. Marie Jean Cusson, Rita Gravel. Rose E. Bisasl- lon, SinsOne Paquin, Marie Lorez, Beatrice Philihert. Cecile Caron, Agnes cronin. Jeanne Lavoie, Alice Lavoie. Mary Dremean. Jeanne Hamel, Doris Gauthier. Aida Loisel- le. Rose IaBrlitte. Gertrude Bouf- fard. Mary Carraghen. Jeannette Hebel. Kaye Brasch. Julie Fueliese. Simone Deschene, Lima Boucher Helen Jamele and Patricia cavalo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
'- SOCIETY
ChiCOS C1Sey
 NWbtiGLS Today

Miss Mildred Carey. daughter of Mfr. and Mrs Frederick Carrg. Fuller street. became the bride of John Jo. seph Chlcus. MoAtAE2-c. son of Mir. and Mrs. John ]. ChiooS. ST, of Minneapolis. Minn.. this morning ia . ceremony performed at 8 o'clock at the Church Of the Immaculate Conception bs RS Francis M. OEheA. FredeFick P. Harmon was Ornanixt and William O'Rrien. solo. lSi. sang an Ave Maria"
 Escorted to the altar by her father. the bride vas attired in a colonial satin gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline. long sleeves tapeF1ng to a point at the wrists and fun skirt of tulle trimmed with satin bows. Orange blossoms &C., cented her fineeFtip length veil Of tulle which wag arranged from a half hat. and she carried a white prayer book marked with an orchid and streamers Of lilies Of the valley.
 Mrs. Betty Dnpre Orenier Of Pros. pect. as matron of honor. was gown ed in poudre blue satin with a v neckline. three -Quarier lengt h sleeves and a full skirt with an over skirt Of tulle. Her mitts and veil were of pale pink and she carried a bouquet of pink roses. Wilfred nir- bonr. chief petty officer. D. s. Navy. uncle of the bride -Tas best man.
 A reception al the Carey home followed a wedding breakfast at the Elton with guests attending from Springfield. Mass. Newark. N. J.. New London and Aliddlebury. Mrs. Carey chose a black dress. match- ing hat and bag and a cOrsage of gar6enias.
 When the couple left on an un- announced wedding trip. the bride was wearing a taffeta clleckened suit. a velvet hat. black accessories and an orchid corsage.
 Stationed at present in New Lon don, Mr. Chioos served in Australia. Pearl HarlDor and Midway for two years and a half. The couple will reside in New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
stmkmann Studio.

Healey. Mrs. Edward ]. Mcdonald. Miss Lucy Minahan. Mrs. Joseph McGinniss. Mrs. John Mraz. Miss Sarah Doyle. Mrs. John Sullivan. Mrs. AdOlphus Bedore. Mrs Edward Lam0ntagne. Mrs. Mary Teller.
 Mrs. Pauline conlon. Mrs. Mary C. Kilmariin, Mrs. Mary Terrell. Mrs. Christopher Riley. Miss Emma Ter reli. Mrs. Albert Taller. Miss Ruby Solomon. Mrs. John LOy. Mrs. Don- aid Mcintosh. Miss Marjorie Quil- ter. Mrs. Harry Coughlin. Miss Catherine Burns. Miss Frances Kane. Mrs. Omer Proulx. Miss Mar ganet Finley. Mrs. Frances Maniig- lia. Mrs. Matthew Noonan. Mrs. Nora Ahearn. Mrs. Richard c. Meo. Mrs. Wallace Ginonard and Mrs. Thomas GillloOley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Den1Ocvntic Women Honor Miss Elisabeth Smith

Miss Elizabeth Smith. Chestnut avenue. who gas recently appointed secretary ard assistant in the oiiloe of Compensation Commissioner John ]. Olconnell, was entertained last night at a dinner at the Press club by the wemen's Demoera1e club. Miss Smith is retiring as sec retary of that organization. She was presented with a frareling bag and robe by members of the club.
 Mrs. Henry A. Hayden. president. made the presentation speech. Those attending included: Mrs. Henry A. Hayden. Mrs. T. P. ODon- nell. Mrs. William Guilfoiie. Mrs. John Delaney, Mrs William Keay- ney. Mrs. Katherine Zibell. Mrs. George Corcoran, Mrs. John Shea, Miss Mary Pelfin. Mrs. Patrick
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

Miss Jean Doran and Mrs. Mary Doran. Alma street. are Vacationing aB Atlantic City.
 Nr and Mrs. Howard Healy and son, Richard, Willow street. are spending the week at Bay View, Milford.
 Misses Frances Blake. Capitol avenue. and Winifred LoyeJOy. Chase parkway. are yacatjOning at Ted HiltOnis. MOodls.
 Mrs. Prank clarkin. Miss Rose mary ClaTikin. Mrs. Raymond cruikshank and Herbert clarki3. ali of West Main street. spent today iD New York city.
 Miss Theresa Mailer, First aye- nue, has returned after spending two weeks at AsbuTy Park. N. J.
 Mrs. Prank COyieliO and dailgh- ter, Lucille, Tudor street. are visit ing at the home of Mrs. COyieliO's brother. Michael MarchittO Of the U. S. Navy, in Long Island.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilensky, Chestnut avenue, and Miss AsSlab EhilleT, Cooke street, have returned from New York city where they were the guests Of Dr. and Mrs. M DerBrucke.
 Miss 4, Lucia MatarazzO Kings bury street, is spending a three seeks vacation ip Portland, Me. gaere she is staying at the East land botel.
 Rev, and Mrs. Stanley Borden Of Utica, N. F., formerly 0f Water bury, are visiting his parents. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Borden, First aye. tllie,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
} MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE

AmeFSra's Card Authority
 AS in yesterdays article. toeay's hand involves the location of the queen of clubs. The hand was given
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30

THE SITUATION; You ask a per- son to your house who explains re- greifully that she has accepted an- other invitation for that evening.
 WRONG WAY: Say. "AlI right" and end the conversation there.
 RIGHT WAY; Say. I'm So sorry, but I'll call you again" uf your answer is abrupt the person will feel that you are put out because she didn't aceept.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Home Nursing Course
 To Start Sept. 7

Mrs. Robert Van Wagner yill be instructor of a Few Red Gross home nursing course which yill start Sep- tember I, 1t was announced today, The class yiu meet each Tuesday and Thursday evening.
 Another course. tO be conducted each Tuesday and Tbursday after noon. will start September i2, with Mrs. Pred Suhr as instructor. Mrs. Harry T. Pearee, nurse director for the local Red Cross Chapter, stated that registratapp Is still open for the courses,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Children of Mary
 Hold Hot Dog Roast

The Children of Mary of SS. Peter and Paul church held a hot dog roast Sunday at the cottage of Mrs. Charles Lynch. Hitchcock Lake. Miss Eileen Noonan was in charge of arrangements fer the ag- fair assisted by Misses Peggy Bech- ner and Kay Carroll.
 Among those present were Misses BeFbara Matthews, Mary Bresna- han. Helen Brick. Lorraine smith. Marilyn Welch. Dorothy ONeill. Gloria Murray. Jean Kelly. Betty Cruess. Rosemary Cruess. Peggy White and Virginia Noonan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The open house tournament Of the Cornell Bridge Club held last night under the direction Of Mrs. John c. MOriarty, GO Linden street. resulted fin these top scores: north and south. Nelson Adduci and Thomas Deeley, 37; David Scully and Mrs. F. J. Nelson. 35; east and west. Miss Helen OAGeara and Mrs. Walter Dews. g I-2; Glenn Meyer ard Mrs 4. Jacobson. 3i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
Tuxedo
 Coat s6oQ.'s

fashion underscored for aey and long service This cevery designed with lots of roomne for dresses suits Panels of Tngona Lamb trim the front of the coat There slit pockets and loose fitting sleeves Nicely lined in smooth satin finish material Choose from muted tones of grey or blue Sizes l2 to IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-30
CLUB NOTES
Miss Hazel LeGS Guest At ShOVuer

Mrs. Hasel Lynch, Orange street. was hostess at a miscellaneous shower recently in honor of Mrs. Robert Keyser. the former Miss Ha- zcl Lseas. whose marriage took place August ll.
 Those present included Misses Dorothy Humphrey. Eunice Cuddy. Marguerite feFeTTe. Jessie Merrl- Ices. Louise Dorgeloh. Evelyn Korn- Giebel.a, Lena PuSscmato. Evelyn Lossier. Theresa POsscmato. Doris Evon. Arviila Surdam. Mary Evon and Florence Leas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Keller Urges
Tool Orders

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 9--Ad'
vance decisions for the clearing OF
plants for civilian peacetime pro-
duction should be made at once
and orders for machine tools
needed for that production should
be filled now, X. T. Keller. presi-
dent of Chrysler Corp, told the
Pittsburgh Chamber OF Commerce
today.
Industry itself must assume
leadership In the solving Of Its
own problems" Keller said, "by
taking swift and confident ac-
ton, without reliance on gov
eminent or labor, or stockhOld-
ers or its critics"
Keller declared that plans
should be made to remove war
time controls as soon as actual
reconyersion begins. He pointed
out that industrial executives
knew better than any one in gov
what was required to put
their plants 10 work.
Keller pointed 10 the fact that
the automobile industry was COM
pletely transformed in converting
to war work and that II would
have TO be torn completely apart
and restored before peacetime
could be resumed.