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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Make Citrus JeIIies
For Gifts or Home Use
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

NOWS THE time TO replen-
ish these empty jars OF MARINA
lade, citrus jams or jellies. Also
the perfect opportunity 10 make
up packages of these sweets for
Christmas presents.
Oranges and grapefruit are
plentiful on the market at the
moment - and not too high in
price. Try the following recipes.
Orange Jelly
Juice of s lemons
6 unpeeled oranges, sliced
Sugar.
Extract lemon juice and
measure. To the lemon juice
add 3 times as much water.
Slice the oranges and pour the
lemon Juice mixture over them.
Let stand over night. Boil until
soft. strain through a double
cheesecloth bag.
To every two cups Of juice,
add Ia cups sugar. Boil rapidly
TO Jelly stage. Pour into steri-
lied jars and seal.
Citrus MarmeIede
l large grapefruit
l large orange
l large lemon
Water
Sugar
n teaspoon salt.
Wash and peel fruit and cut
rind into thin strips with scis-
sors. Cover rind with ! quart
boiling water and boil 5 min
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
SerVicemen S Gif+ Boxes

that won't spoil. plain handker-
chiefs, pads, post cards, comb,
tooth paste or powder, G. l.
socks.
A package does not have 10
contain all these items. Mrs.
Laura b. Higbie, chairman Of
the Camp and Hospital Service
Of the Detroit Chapter, Ameri-
can Red Cross, has received
nearly 400 parcels 10 date, but
about 500 more are needed.
The Red Cross will send out
these packages; early deliveries
at headquarters. 1853 +. Jeffer-
son. will be forwarded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

TO ANY DETROITER who is
finding it difficult TO work up
that real Christmas spirit, the
list below is recommended so
that no soldier or sailor in mill
tary hospitals in DeNoit or en-
virones may be forgotten on
Christmas Day:
List-Playing cards, writing
paper, postage stamps. shaving
cream, shaving lotion, G. l.
neckties, games, pencils, ciga-
rets. small paper-backed novels.
detective stories, soap, cookies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Remove Buttons

Do this yourself and do II at
home 70 save trouble and effort.
Place a tiny stitch as a place
marker when you sew the but
tons on again. This procedure is
necessary for wet cleaning as
well as for dry cleaning. since
some buttons crack or dissolve
at the edge even in moderately
warm water or under a lowheat
iron.
And. as we have mentioned
some buttons especially those
that simulate crystals dissolve
altogether in cleaning fluid, be-
Cause they are usually made of
styrene. The same care goes for
plastic fasteners. for while these
have some advantages over the
old, favorite metal variety, they
do require more care.
Certainly these plastic fasten-
ers are lighter in weight and
come IN brilliant colors as well
as crystal clear white. But they
are not impervious 10 heat since
they are made mostly OF a
cellulose acetate plastic which
meltS under heat.
Care in Ironing
Always be careful, even when
pressing a frock or skirt at
home. not 10 let the hot iron
come within range of a plastic
slide fastener. since there is a
good chance that the heat may
dissolve il or put II out OF gear
so that IL is useless.
All this is because the plastics,
those wonderful compositions
that resist not only heat but
chemicals. are busy at war
tasks. for since they are as
durable as metal or glass, they
are used in the manufacture OF
airplanes and other weapons of
war.
When victory comes all the
durable plastics will be used in
the manufacture Of items for
the home and wardrobe and will
add tremendously to easy and
pleasant living.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

utes. Repeat process 3 times
and drain. Cut fruit into thin
slices, remove seeds and grape
fruit core; add pulp to drained
peel and measure.
Add twice the quantity OF
water and boil rapidly 40 min
utes. Measure mixture and add
an equal amount Of sugar and
the salt. Stir over high heat
until sugar Is dissolved and cook
about Is minutes, until MARINA
lade is thick and clear, stirring
frequently 10 prevent burning.
Allow 10 cool slightly, stir, and
pour into hot sterilized jars or
glasses and seal Immediately.
Makes 3 pints.
Orange Msrmslsde
! dozen oranges
3 lemons
Water
Ia pounds sugar to each pound
of fruit.
Wash fruit and cut into thin
nest possible slices. cover with
cold water. using / pint water
10 each pound OF fruit and set
aside overnight. In the morning
bring 10 boiling point and cook
very slowly until skins are suf-
ficiently tender 10 be easily
pierced by the head Of a pin.
When cold weigh again and add
IL pounds sugar for each pound
of fruit and juice, and cook until
thick and transparent. Put in
hot, sterilized glasses and seal
when cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Buttons
Need Care
BY ELEANOR ROSS

ONE METHOD of brighten
ing up frocks, used by mary
manufacturers Of inexpensive
garments is TO make use OF color
full buttons. Usually such but.
tons are Of plastic or compost
ton. While the buttons are very
pretty and colorful. they usually
are rather brittle and many Of
them just dissolve under a bath
Of cleaning fluid.
Many OF the plastics or SUBJ
stances used in inexpensive butt
tons have a low softening point,
which accounts for the cracks
and distorted shape, and loss OF
sparkle and luster that marks
many buttons after a trip to the
laundry or cleaner. That is why
most cleaners ask their Gus
toners 10 remove all buttons
before giving a dress TO be
cleaned.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

ton, sic ieuc 6obrifanten uertritt,
Die 8obitoiie sur Aniertigung BON
Sfadteln l%ieiern, erfl1rt, Dob oie
MISUNDERSTANDING uol groBer Silfe
mar, in eirigeu Reliunen dbar nidt
gcntg %erbrodlte.
6abrifen int Citen int beionSeren
famen ST tllrj on6ei uio mebrere
boben infol9eoeiicu aud bereits
idlieBeu miiilen.
Die @liifmunidfarten 6abrifan-
ten, Die beute altf go @ro5ent ibres
Rapieruerbrauds pom 1912 6eihrGuft
iino, 6ebalfen iid olirh gerpenoung
leidlteren GapierS uto Terfleinerung
oes 6ormatS Der &orten ln0 braften
es iopeit fertig, ser geiteigerten
arie8sna6irage na6 ibren Gr3eug-
niilen einigermaBen 9ereft 81 mer-
Sen.
8eibnodtsiiegel, alebe- unO Nm
bonee5ettel, Ueridieoere 8dn6er ullo
8inpfa0en Der ridtigen, meibnoft.
lif)er Sorte meroeu porausiihtlid
fnopp Iein.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
9rOibect Sill arisS6Of

Die 8erlamnlung oes 8ertuol-
titngsrotes 0es Oelitihen Troipect
Sill 6rieo9ofes fonO am SonnabenO
nadmittog i'm neutrality-suspicious.
oes 6rie0bofes Itatt. PrdiiOeut 6reO
8ogeliong leitete ole g%eriommlung.
SefretGr s.. q. @intler fiibrte oos
8rotofoll uno Sdasmeiiter 2nm-
renee 6. Stlts eritattete oen 6inan5-
beritt. Cine anfrage fir 3mei
GrIte Sppotbefen altf Baibingtoner
@runoeigentltm pitroen bemiIligt.
gs lit iest moglif i'm Abihnitt Nl
IN oen eriten orei Geibeu meniger
ais bier @r1ber 81 fnufen. Gieie
ltmdnoeriing miro fir uieIe Elm gIn-
iporn iein, iih ibre lebte <beItdtte
bereits ifon 5u 2eb3eiten oltsSuiu-
den. @ou5 Defenders fir IoIfe @be-
leute, no Die Jatnilie cine fleine lit.
Gin onoerer Cell I'M Abi6nitt 81
mltrOe fir Die @eltottung BON einge=
diderten 2eidJen beiieite geiebt. Aui
8ei1IuB ser ,Gemeteries Aiiocias
tion~ I'M 8iitrict uno 0orglono miro
in ser 3utunft gennu Bud geiiibrt
meroen ii6er oie tati6dlihen Info,
item, pelfe nit elmer 8eiietltn8 i'm
iSrieObofe Uerbuu0eu ltno.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
2lnsb Papicrfcbcn
pcn wihti0Rcit

Qaere auucrt8, 3ereolien= Sdad.
teln, Geere Observation-Disclosures uno
anSere fleine TapierabfGlle iino iiir
sic Iltpapier Sammlung mertuolI.
@enn sic 6ailsfrauen oieie fleinen
H~opferabfGlIe ebenio fIeiBig iammeIn
wiiroeu ME alte 3eitungen un0 3eit-
ihriiten, piiroen Die EopiermiibIen
geniigeno Materiol boben, Inn pie0er
boil 6eiddftigt 81 iein.
Tin mand)e ser 9inge, oie tra0i
tioneH gum Gbriitfeit oeb0ren, miro
es in Amerifas oierter Griegs-@ etb=
noft fnopp beitellt Iein.
@os iene bunten 8a~pierbogen an
belon9t, in oenen ser entertainer
ieine @uben gu Derpafen pflegt botte
Die Ero0uftion idper unter 9fegie-
rings Geitriftionen un6 Mangel
an arbeitsfraften 3u leiOen.
Die @eriorgatg oamit oiirfte mad,
Sd1bung Der american Tiiilie
Wtllls, Snc., Oh Efo5eIf linIef NOR
NAL iein.
Bo5u man nod, erf1brt, ooB Die
Safinouitrie ourf friegSproouf=
tionsomtIife Sroer ouf 65 8ro5ent
Der Robitoffe beifrdnft lit, Die lie
1912 auf6rouflte. uno Die 8ro0nf-
ton in ienem Satire mar ifon relo.
tiu aerina.
Gle 5iber Dor ailociotion, Sic fir
Die 6abrifanten Don Gappidodteln
lprif|t, refsaet nit einem fritiihen
Monpl aai oieiem @ebiet, neil sic
Sa0uItrie. ME tie erfldrt, crit 8ebal
ter fiir ioldle militdriide 9inge mie
@ronatan ltno @rlabteile gil Iiefern
bat. ltno mas nad grIeoigung sic.
Ter o9roringIid)eu ORDERS nod fir
@aban SdladDteIn oerbleibt, lit nidt
oicI.
Gie National 9~aperboar0 aiiocia-
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
ereinsRalenNc

GoncOrS Glnb, Sue. RrGIioent
alfreO Sfpeier; SefretGr. 6rou u.
Sdladter, 1853 Conn. Nge.. i. 8.
8erlammllung nm 3. Mittpod /. @.
TrOipeet Sia SrieO5Of. ErdiiSent
JreO @ogeliong; Sefretdr, 8. q.
@infler; Sdabmeiiter: laurence 8.
Gttb. GerI. am ?. SamStag i'm
Monot i'm Grieobofsgeb6ube.
9emtIde Treimanrer SOge Armi-
nins, Nr. %, G.4.A.I, Setret1r
6re0f. gertram, 134f 5bepberH
Str, q. e. 8%eriammlung am /.
Gienstag i'm Monat I'M Neuen Wa.
ionic 9empeI, 13te uno $ StraBe,
q. 90.
Mrminins @ergniigungs : Ierein.
9rGItoeut: Senrp Shelter; Sefretar
Ebeooor Qerf, 1905 Siebente StraBe,
81. 50. 8eriommIung Gm 1. Cont
o6enO i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial l%lniOn, 9ittrift
yer. 100. Braiioent: Sobn @reolein;
Sefretdr: G9riition Gbriit. 1929
6iinfte StraBe, q. @. @eri. nm
4. 0ienstog i'm Mouot I'M @atie CIR.
1920 j StraBe, q. 6.
8renter Beneficial Union, 0iitrift
9tr, 40. 4rdiioent: Midlel Hoi-
nera 5efretdr, Gbriition 8roneu,
bitter, ttO4 gonip1nt Str, Siluer
Sprilg, Oto. Geri. ON 4. 6reitag
I'M Monat i'm oBipe Boiht Eauern"
t2te uno & StrnBe. NorOoit.
Ruppert Scim Irauen 0ilfsuerein.
9rdlfoentiu: 6rau Grnit %. 8ropn ;
Sefretarin: 6rau Nobel Gieb. Ner-
Iammtltng am ,. 9:enstag /. ". pH
9 llbr I'M Seim.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
&nppert Seim

3ie Sfto6er @erinmmlung oes
8rolten 6;Ifsuereitls uom &upperi
altetbeim falto am 9ien8tug, ser
10. Gftobar, i'm Seine itntt. Die.
lelbe mar uon Mitglieoern unt
6reunoen gut 6eiuht. GieieI6er
trofen iid) Inn 100 llbr i'm @Bjim.
nler, moielbit anffe u10 auf9en ier.
uiert nul9er. lin 2 llbr proffnett
ole Bralioentin, 6rau @rnit 90.
8romn, Die GeriommIung nit einem
@ebet. 3ie Sefretdrin, 5rou sra.
bei 9ieB, oerlas 0a8 BrotofolI. Nr
Stelfe ser Sdnbmeiiterin, 5rail
1re6. @6riitopb, meGde bon Der
Staot obmeien6 lit, perlos 5rau
6rancis Sdapar3 oen 6inon5beridt
Reue anifaffunQen fir oas 6einl
mltr0en beiprod)en. 6rau @ottliet
Sdab muroe alS Witglieo auf9enom.
men. Damn muroe belhloIien, am
Gonnerstag, Sen 26. Gfto6er, nnf-
mittags I'M 1870 llbr I'M 6eim cine
8ingo : Gartie ob3ubalten. Ser Sin.
tritt lit SOC einiflieBlih fir aaffee
uno SUDDEN. Ger Omnibus 0es
Seims miro Die 8eiuder an ser sal.
teitelle, NicoIls Auenlte uno II Strd-
BE 9. 6. a6bolen. Gie oielen 5reult=
Be uno 8onner oes 6eims limo bera=
lih oa5u eiHqelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

qelpoltigt uno eroroiielt I'M 8otomo(
&iner Barf dufgeTnnoen. Die Sot
miro einem jlnaen Marineioloater
III" 2aIt 9ele9t.
Sin Ma0fA1, oas nad @oiGing
ton fomnnt, I'M fiir sic Negiertng 81
orbeiten. fam itberall mobnen, mo es
ibr beliebt. @enn lie iid) entihlleBt
in einem ser bon Ser &e9ierung er
6auten Sflafbdlier 3u mobnen, fin
bet lie BORT 8erater uro cine STE
gel, Dab tie iid ieoesmal, penn III
mad 2 ltbr morgens beimfommt. ins
.Salsbuf ein5utragen bat. Sn iibri
qeit ober fam tie nod 8elieben fonl
men ul.o gebeu. Sb Die Regierunl
cine itrengere &ontrolle ausiibet
'ollte ooer nidlt, lit cine Itrittige Sra
ae. Nrou Hooiepelt meinte in ihrei
3relistonferen& es hntole lif bic
Inn eine 4ltfgabe, Ole nod 10 pie
8eeeln uno 8orihriften" nidt be
mdltisen fonrten. uNien1ano fam
irgenoiemanoen mirflih iibermaher
es lei Die Berion lelblt, Denn ii
Selbit3udt ausiibt."
Gines ser -Mdoden'
legt Ben Gltern in elmer 3uidriit al
ben a8aibington @pening Star
nabe, uilein" at ibren Sohtern 5i ia
gen, oie sur arbeit nah 8aibingto1
aeben mollen, uiofern tie iie MIDI
lebrten, III ieoer 8eiie fir iid) lelbeI
.5n Iorgen I'M beionoeren oann
menn es lid UNI M1nner b~onoelt."
uGs lit nidH itneemobnlidl
idrieb Die ginlenoerin, oein Mdo
den 81 treffen, oas feline abnung bot
leruellen 9ingen bat, oas totidhlid
1lidlt miiien niiroe, OF, mann ODER mi'
es in Sfpulitdten geriet.
Gie, u@albington Hoit" perIang:
IN einem 2eitalfias mad mebr $50
li5ei.
Maior @olparo 4eIln ser Gbef SCI
metropolitan , 8oli5ei miiroe gern'
cine grobere Sronungsmaft in $50
ibington iebenL meiit nber oarou.
bin, oaB Ole 3abl Der 8erbred)en ir
Der gnnoes6uuptitaot trot ser it1n
oigen 8epolferunes3unabme in ie
Dem Ser orei leeten Sabre 5uriifging
Gorotbp 8errllm mar Die brittle 6rou
Die innerbalb orei Wonaten in Ell
mem 8a~ibinetoner 8orf ermoroe,
splroe, a6er feline ser beioen anoerer
ttono I'M 8egierlngsoienit.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Sin flnses sier

u5dOner Sumo oasl SIT er flle2 2"
u&lug lit gar fein 8ort oafiir!
Wis i'd geltern init ibm aussing blieb
,id ploblih iteben aro iagte gu inn:
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Sdtat fir bic ,,3egiernngssNGbdem
inter 20.

Gin So5ialoienitlS adyoerit1noiger
bradste cine 9eimlenoung oller ,,Re=
9lerungs=Maod)en" unter 20 SSdbren
IN Gorlhlaa, mabreno @aibington
Die 5ruge oebattierte, ME oie Gall-
lenoe BON iungen M1odlen, oie aus
2anoeemeinoen nod ser Bunoes.
bauptltaot famen, Inn Stellen inn
Hegierungsoienit 5n ii%bernebnerl, ON,
beiten belf)iist peroen fonner. Die
mellten Wdofen inter 90, erfldrte
Stan $. @Derett, Der SefretGr ser
Social Spsiene Society, oiino su
unreif UNI frei in @aibington Der
um5ulaufen.
Sic Hrobleme, oie nit Dem ltrge.
heuren 3ultrom iunger M1ofen i'm
2riege entltonoen, li1o leit Monoten
If1on @e9enitaito Der Gisfuliion un-
fer fiibrenoen DISQUALIFICATION oes
biirgerliden 2ebens bier, uno oieie
gisfuiiion, oie in ser Breiie, our Der
Gan5el uno unter Dem &egiernngss
perlonal ielblt Dor iid qebt, bot lett
Dem tragiid1en 600 BON 0orotbp 8er-
ruin lire groBte Snteniitdt erreidt.
2orotbps oreimonotige aarriere
I'M Gagiernngsoienit enbete Dor fur
Sent nit ihrem semaltiamen 9o6e.
Chen Is Sabre alt, mar Tie gum
3iealt fir oas ariegsamt nad Der
8unoeSbauptitaot g~efommen, nof,-
benz tie i'm Autti Die Sigh Sdool in
Chippewa Sails. 8is., a6iolpiert
bate. Gorleete ISOLDE muroe tie per-
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

,,Biffi mir baben mas ~pergeifen!@
8as meinen Sic mobT. mas pr tat?"
.Jsun, er lief getpib 3uriid uno
bolte es?" t.4.
.Neinl gr ieste id} Bin uno
frobte iid binter ben Gbren. Or
oadte nod. mas es tuobl iein t0nnte!"
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

Sn ieoem 8ofet mar Elm Gdrt-
dan nit administration pom
Concord Club in Maibington. .. s.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
9entides 8aifembans,

Ser ,6appineB @lub@ oes Gelt.
Yfan @oiienbalties peronitaItet an
gonnabeaos ben %. Gfto6er, aberos,
cine y6allone'en Bartp4 jltr Inter
haItung Ser &inoer. 6reunoe un0
Mitglieoer iino oo5u eingeIaoen. @er
fung bleiben mill, mltB iih nit Sen
ainoern frepen uno oen Nbeno nit
ihnen uerbringen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
SrMhcrcr KSnio G0rcl
aMf Sent Hcimt.ucee

@erico Stu 5riiberer aonia
Carol lit auf Dem &iiffpege nab &u-
mGnien begrifFen, ob9lpidl er lagt
ooB er nod nidt meiB, tpor1 er sort
mfontnlen mirO. @r fdbrt nit NO
oane 9ppcscu unO @eiolae 5uerit
nad 4rgentiniell uuo pirS BORT bis
3u einem aiinitiqen 3pitpnnft fiir Sic
6eilnfe6r marten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Sosbati

arieasaeminnIer: Sag mol, in
weIder 3e!t fonnte id, mir mobI sen
gaten Con uno sic feinen Manieren
anei9nen2
8efannIer: 2n2 pa i'd oenfe,
in etpa }ebn Sobren!
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
ST D~eriteflt nidlts

aomponiit Der cine 0perette elm
eereiht bat; .1gaid)ts perItebt Der 9i-
reftor Don ser MuiifI or iagt mir
ih bate mid gu itarf an MilI0fer
aneele6nt mo- ood allies BON
StrauB it'll"
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Concord Club

g <tltl sRNILllQO0J G0AtSNA 49,
Ionlnelten Iid1 mebrere 5rauenmit-
glieoer oes Goncoro Clubs in Der
@obnunq ser Sefret6rin, 6ralt
2ouiie SdIadter, unt ben BeiflllB
ser SabresperiammGlna oeS 8ereins,
ieoem IN Ser @ebrmadt o~ienenoeil
Sobne ODER Softer zines Concord
Glltb-Mitglieoes Elm 8eibnnft8pa-
fet 3u ienoen, GIT nermirflifen. Ser
8qIdlluB muroe BON Sen 5rauen
Sdladter, 8infIer, 0eiBner, 5tein-
6odb Sfameier uno SRI. 2eonbar6t
IiebeuolI ausgefiibrt. Se0er GIMP.
fGnger miro Elm 4.pfiinoiges. biibif,
eingepodtes utlo nit 9ederbilien ge-
fiilltes Gafet erAalten. 9arien emf
balten iino 5rudtfuden, gemiidte
3uBQrten, barte 8onbons, @igaret=
ten aul9ummi, 8fefferniiiie, Elm
aortenipiel unO Elm Gaidentud.
Gle Gmpidnger iin0:
Capt, Sobn s. Soeft
23ro 9hoto Sqor. s. SO. q.
q. g. 8. 500 clio 9oitmaiter
0en 0orf, q. 3.
sat. 8. sc. @inf(er
95tb Bomb. @p 335tb Bomb Sqor.
u. g. 8. $50 clio 8oitmaiter
gep 9orf, g. q.
@fc. Alfreo 5fneier
to. 5liQbt Com. $40. Sqb.
y. g. s. 7t9 limit | clio 9oitmaifer
San 6rancisco, Galif.
Gorpl. 5reo u. RoplinIon
849tb Bomb. Sqo. 8.
490tb Bomb. @p. $.
u. g. o. $50 clio 3oItmaiter
0ep Oorf, g. 3.
gic. Sobn g. Gemas
Sormoro @helion
&qo. Battery, Corps Artillery
g ampbrbious Corps
clio 3. g. 3.
San 6roneisco, golif.
SIC. Sarles e. armitrong Sr.
409tb Snf. Comp. O
u. 9. 8. 470 clio 8oitmoiter
Ren gorf, q. 3.
9ot. gomin so. 2idt
Comp. g 423ro Snf. &eg.
q. g. 8. 443 clio 8oitmaiter
Nep gorf, g. q.
1soiepb Me6mon, g.. 90. 2lc
clio @ath Office 8arrod Sd
Il. g. sc. @. &. g.
8rooflpn %. 3.
Grneit aiens
Nopp lie Snibore Tatro1
clio Tleet Toitoffiee
8or Sz15
Reip Yorf, g.. ..
=. sduiter
&eiioent @ngineer
q. g. 8. 739 clio 8oitmoiter
Seattle, @ai6ington
On. tIc Charles Quill
olif llrloatb
@aIbington, 8. 6.
3 Die $. 6. Bidder, II. 8. q. @.
8fs. 44-@14gg
q. u. G.. &. 6.
MEMPHIS, Senn.
Sn ieoem 8nfet mar Elm &1rt-
den NIT administration pum
Concord Club in Maibingtotl .. 6.
,,RSiffi mir baben mas pergeifen!"
i9No2 ntoit,on ySio mail troa-a. +o4on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-18

had considerable trouble with
her husband in the past, did not
want any more, so the white
nonsense supplied a
good alibi.
About 2 a. m. Ensign went
YEARLY to bed.
Warrant Officer Harold
"HOwie" VOlkenant, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul VOlken-
ant, of Mount Clemens, was
strOlling along a London, Eng
land, boulevard the other day,
the only soldier in that inn
mediate area, when suddenly
an auto horn hOnked to at
tract his attention. "HOwie"
swung around in time to see
General Dwight ID. EisenhOw-
er and Prime Minister Win
stOn Churchill drive by, and
both waved pleasantly to the
American soldier. We bet
"Howie" snapped to smart
salute, or maybe he was too
excited to do more than gasp.
"HOwie" writes to say
he enjoys this column and
"With the ColOrs" also, and
has met many Mount Clemens
men. He's with the admins
trative offices of the Ninth
Air Force.
TODAY'S MAIL also brings a
V-mail card from Sgt. Anthony
Francis Winters - Deputy Tony
Winters to many of us - who is
now with the detective" divis-
ion of the u. S. Army's M. P.
force in England, investigating
army criminal cases. Tony's en-
joying it, and mentions the
food as excellent. Gle wrote the
letter after a pheasant dinner. }
He likes working with English
police authorities, even though
they do things "the long, slow,
hard way" YOU'D never
guess who I met over here and
enjoyed a swell visit with; none
other than Warrant Officer
HOWE" Volkenant, of Mount
Clemens" Tony writes :. E.. and
they talked about this old col.
umn.
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later fought a last ditch stand
that helped the British escape at
Dunkirk.
Organized in 1755, the "60th"
was originally composed Of
frontiersmen recruited along the
Atlantic seaboard. Their task
was to fight the French and In
dams in their own forests stalk
ing manner.
The bulletin, written by DR..
Richard Walden Hale, Jr., his
torian and Librarian, recalls the
regiments glories at Louisbourg,
Ticonderoga, Quebec and De-
troit. II recounts that the Royal
Americans faced the hardest
test a regiment can face; the
splitting Of its homeland" when
the American Revolution broke
out, but as unit remained
loyal TO the crown.
II later marched TO brilliant
victories in the peninsular cam
paign, the Indian mutiny, HODGE
Wood in the First World War
and even after Dunkirk in the
current war was reorganized
and carried on in North Africa
and Italy.
Viscount Halifax, who Is sched-
uled TO address an honors con-
vocation here Friday, is expect
ed 10 visit Clements Library
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Boy Injured
Running from
Approaching Car

A three-year-old local boy
was treated at st. Joseph Hospi-
tai Monday evening for injuries
suffered at the scene of an au-
tomobile accident, although, ac-
cording to the police report, the
boy was not struck by car
which was overturned through
the drivers effort to avoid the
boy.
The unusual accident took
place at 5:35 p. m, at Croker
and Lawndale avenue, when
Jonathon Richert, age three, re-
portedly ran into the path of
car driven by Henry Schumak-
er, Of 80 Washington avenue.
Schumacher said he tried to
avoid the child by jamming on
his brakes and turning his
wheels. The car tipped over, but
did not strike the child, police
said. They said the boy was in
jured scrambling out of the
cars path.
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Caknda, Coming &venh
TUESDAY, APRIL 18


SPECIAL MEETING Mount Clemens Chapter No. SO to
fer NJ. NJ M. on 8 candidates at 1880 at Masonic
sNAPDRAGoN CLUB meets with Mrs Roland Lozen 1877
Avery street, at p. m.
at $50 m. Sefrdge Field Orchestra will furnish
the music.
METROPOLITAN CLUB Spirit No. of John R. Murphy
SILVER LINING CIRCLE the of Mrs Norman
Simms % Gallup avenue, at 100
DICKINSON SCHOOL surgical dressing class will meet from
CLEMENS SCHOOL Red Cross surgical dressing p
F. O. E. LADIES' AUXILIARY will meet in Aerie Hail. 1914
N Gratiot avenue at 8 p
CIVIC CHORUS at 1880 in the community room of the
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL l9
LUTHERAN LADIES AUXILIARY will meet in Trinity
School Hall at pm.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Red Cross surgical dressing
,, class in the he, church 1r basement at 1890 a. M
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE of Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Frederick Pfromm Wolf road at p.
DESSERT BRIDGE sponsored by the County Board of the
Kings Daughters at the Home SO Market street at 100
F. A. NJ Mt Clemens No Second Degree at 7;3O p
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
MT. CLEMENS COA1MANDERY, No 81, Special ConclaYe,
Confer Temple Degree at 745 p.
UNITED DAIRY is sponsoring party at Duncans Log
Cabin New Haven, at p m Proceeds to go to Red
NEW BALTIMORE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION meets at p. m.
MT CLEMENS COUNCIL NO 800 USO regular monthly
LINCOLN p T. A Red Cross Unit will meet at the school
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES will meet at Aerie Hall
LADIES AUXILIARY Andreas Post games party
at V. F. W. hall at p. m.
WATCHFUL CIRCLE will meet at Kings Daughters Home
at 100
the home of Mrs. Emily Thorn, 212 South avenue at 8
CIRCLE OF DoRCAs SOCIETY Of Zion Evangelical
Church meets at the parish house at 2 p
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
STAR OF FREEDOM, Circle 49, Daughters of America card
party at the home of Viola Rachow 3o2 Euclid avenue.
at p