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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
Dogdom's Purple Heart
Should Go to Attu Canine

FORT LEWIS, Wash.-UR-
Wherever CTS gather at Fort
Lewis, there gather the dogs.
Among the hounds running
their noses along the ground in
anticipation of unknown de-
lights at the post guard sector
this week was a sleek black
character with bareback ears
and a missing leg.
That's Tripod" said friend
" dogface. He lost his right
hind leg in the Battle of Attu a
year ago"
us that a fact?"
That's the truth. Of course
Tripods never said anything
about it. The way he rips into
other dogs on the slightest pro
vocation, you'd think he was
still fighting the battle" 49,
Tripod, according to the guard
house legend, was left here
months ago by troops passing
through Fort Lewis after serv-
ice in Alaska. The spirited ter
rier was struck by shrapnel at
Attu. so the story goes, and a
kindly medical officer paused to
amputate the leg and bind the
wound.
Tripod is the only one of this
dogs names. Some wits call
him Calculator. He puts three
feet down and has one to car
ry." they say.
Everybody likes Tripod and
admires his pluck. His stiff
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17

paper bag" He slowed 1t in the
back of his jccp but was so scar
ed it would get lost or stolen
that he hid it in all sorts OF
places while he was going about
his business. His business, Incl
dentally, was arranging supplies
for the building of our first
landing strips on the Normandy
battlefront. One night he hid
the hat in a church, another
night he found a good place for
it in a library.
He was still feeling silly
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17


then that hehad 10 buy one
for his wife. Despite the fact
that he couldn't speak a word
of French, that his face was
black and he hadn't shaved or
changed his clothes for days he
ventured in. The "vendeuse
couldn't speak English but
caught on fast. Pretty soon she
was modelling her creations for
him.
"She tried on every hat in the
place" Colonel Reeder recalls,
"and believe me, they looked
pretty good. There were all
types of hats, in all sorts oil
straw and felts, trimmed with
ribbons and flowers and the us
ual gewgaws--by far the smart
est numbers I've seen since l
left home"
eve decided on the fanciest
chapeau she had-in black Gel
lophane straw. 1t looks like a
combination of a bulldozer and
a tank. She proceeded to wrap
it in tissue and popped it into a
paper bag. AS l was leaving,
everyone in the store got very
excited and she took the bag
out Of my hands. ! thought she
had changed her mind about
letting me have it, but instead
she took rose from bouquet
in a vase and insisted on put
ting 1t on top of my hat"
Having made his purchase
the colonel "felt silly as hell
dragging that hat around in a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
TO THE ARREST-AND
RESCUE

LOS ANGELES-RoyaI Zeh-
ner, a., was glad TO see the two
policemen even though they
did arrest him on suspicion of
burglary.
Three women &C c upantS
caught him in a house. pulled
off his coat, knocked him down
and sat on him until the officers
arrived.
Gaspcd Zehncr to the police:
1T was pretty awful until you
came"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
NON-SQUEAK CHALK

NEW YORK - Squeak of
chalk on slate blackboards IS
due 10 be as outmoscd as Nc
Guffcy'S reader in New York
schools.
A glass surface on which a
specially designed duStl eSS
chalk will be noIscless is one Of
the new types of boards being
considered in a reConditioning
program for schools here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17

when he walked down into the
hold Of the Let which brought
him back 10 England, clutching
the hat in the paper bag. In
the shuttle at the disembarka-
ton port, the colonel lost his
luggage but found the hat, in
tact.
you know" commented Col
onel Reeder, I'D never dream
Of picking out a hat for my wife
back home. But over there, it
was different somehow. Any
way, / hope she likes if"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
Farm Insulation
Eases Daily Chores

Insulation of farm buildings
makes performance Of the daily
farm chores a more pleasant job,
IN addition to saving feed and
keeping animals healthier.
Insulation can be obtained
easily by using insulating board
as a structural material, or lin
ing old buildings with it.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
BUSINESS UNDERMINED

GIRARDVILLE, pam au-
tomobile graveyard in this
hard coal community is living
up % its name-a mine subsi-
denCe buried several thousand
dollars worth of old cars and
trucks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
Q FLASHES
OF
LIFE 0
BRIDGEWORK STOLEN

WILkES-B a r r L, Pa. -
County Commissioners are rely
ing on State Police to finish con-
struction Of a bridge-thieves
stole II tons Of girders and UNI
less they are recovered the new
bridge Will be a postwar pro-
ject.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17

black tail he carries behind
helps balance the stump. Tri-
pod is one of the latest run
ners on the post and retains that
fondness for fireplugS common
to all members of the canine
family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17

III, a ios
S tr O ! ] / n G
down the Main
Street of Bay
eux less than a
week after ID
Day Col. Will
liam Reeder, Of
American A ! r
Service c o m
mand, was at
tracted by some
hats displayed
in a modiste'S
window. He de-
Cided there and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
BAGS FIRST CHAPEAU
Colonel BUYS Wife French Hat
By-ROSETTE HARGROVE
NEA Staff Correspondent

LONDON-The first "crea-
ton" to come out of liberated
France has j;-st been dispatched
TO Mrs. Marie Reeder, of Mia
-, Flo
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17
700 HOO, GIRLS!

KANSAS CITY Want ad in
the Kansas City Star: Nice
room; excellent meals; transport
tation; men,"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10

O.; mislili bodo, da Sc kregava.
Res so nekateri bolniki, XII so
bill re pokonci in ma vrtu, Sc pri-
blizali in so sedli ma bliznjo klop
ter ieli prezati, kaj Sc nasa diva
takega Anenita. Zaradi tega je
Ravnjak dekletu lie Sc nekaj tt
homa povedal, potem je vstal,
il podal roko in glasno rekel:
"Zbogom, Pavla! LIE potrpi
Sc ia cas-! Ko spet pridem -
sal DO prav kmalu - te wa
mem seboj domov. Sc danes Sc
z zdravnikom pomenim.'
Mater pozdravi!!' .je naro-
clio dekle in poziralo solze. "a
Ii so zdravi? VGasih imam tako
nude SAME" ~
ga SAME Sc clovek ne sme
meniti, najmanj Sc tedaj, kadar
je bolan. Materi je dobro. Tri-
krat jih je Sc prijel krc, toda
hvala Bogu, kmalu je bio spet
bolje. Zdaj pa zbogom!!'
Ko je odsel, SO Sc dekletu u
sule solze. Polagoma Sc je po'
mirila in Sc vdala sanjam c
skorajsnjem svidenju MIN.
Minil pa je teden, minila sta
diva, minili so trije - in Raw
njaka nj bio. Gin dali ga nj bi'
10, ten huje je skrbelo Pavlo
!. tDalje %prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10

"Ne, ne, nikoli ne," je ugo-
varjala. "Ko hi bill vas umoril,
hi ne bila mogla vec ziveti. Cd
zalosti hi bila umrla."
"Ali me imas tako rada? je
bruhnilo il MEGA.
Ia trenutek je obmolknila, po-
tenn je odkritosrcno rekla ka-
kor otrok:
"Da - zelo rada tie imam"
Zdaj Sc Ravnjak nj mogel
premagati. Bill je mehkega srca
in lie ma videz trd. Zdaj ga .je
6ustvo prevzelo.
"Pavla," je vzkliknil, "jaz tie
imam tudi rad. re dolgo tie j.
nam rad. Mislil sem re
Nekaj je Sc hotel reel, pa mu
je cd strahu vzelo besedo.
Dekletu so lica zagorela, We
like crne oci so j zarele, ko dive
zvezdi, nenadoma SO Sc j udrle
solze in zajokala Sc je krcevito.
"Pavla, "a bozjo voljo, kaj ii
je? Sal ii vendar mic hudega nj
sem rekel!!" je dejal osuplo.
"Ne, ne; sal 81 mi rekel maj
lepSe, kar 81 mi mogel reci," je
ihtela. me vem, da me je tako
prijelo. Kar ma solze mi gre,
odkar sem bolna. PREF nj bile
tako."
lie trdna bodi in nikar ne
jokaj! Glej, ljudje naju gledaj'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10

LokaIni odbor st. 20, B~ridgeporf.
B~oydsville, Ohio. - Predseanik: Joseph
snoi, RID. ! Box Z. Bridgeport, Ohio;
tajnik in blagajnik: John Vitez, Box
848, Barton. Ohio. .-IZ4 s.
Lokalni odbor st. 80, San Francisco,
Calf. - Predsednik: Andrew Leksan,
$40 Rhode Island ST.; tajnik: Joseph
Fabian, 534 Utah ST., in blagajnik:
Valentine Laharnar, 702 San Bruno
Ave. -.
Lokalni odbor st. 81, EveIeth, MINI.
- Predsednik: Jacob Setnikar, Box
1872; tajnik: John Habjan, 61o Douglas
Ave. in b~lagajnik: John Pauchnik, 727
Summit st.
Lokalni Odbor st. 81, South Chicago,
Ils - P~redsednik: Frank Kosic, 975S
Ave. j; tajnik: Louis Kosele, 9s42
Ewing Ave, in bl~agajnik: Jacob Br-
l~javac, 1921 Ave. NJ.
LokaIni odbor st. 80, North Braddock,
Pa. - Predsednik: Nickola Pavlako-
vich, 1913 Brinton Ave; tajnik: Anton
Rednak, 1719 Poplar Way, in blagai-
mix: Louis Karish, 1902 johnson st.
Lokalni odbor st. "a, Detroit, Mich. -
Predsednik: Mathew Urbas, 1908
Whitcomb; tajnica: Katherine Krainz,
1888 Hawthorne Ave, in blagainik:
Anton Cedilnik, 1921 Nevada.
Lokalni odbor st. IS, Cleveland, Ohio
- (Okrozje ~Collinwood) P%redsednik:
Joseph Terbizan, 14707 Hale Ave; tai
mix: Joseph Durn, 1905 Waterloo Rd..
in blagajnitarka: Amalija T'erbizan,
1904 Corsica Ave.
LokaIni odbor St. 36, Girard, Ohio -
P~redsednik: Anton Kikl, 16 East Lucius
Ave, Youngstown, Ohio; Frank Rezek,
167 Trumbull Ave, Girard, Ohio; in
John Rowan, g. Smithsonian St.. Cir
ard, Ohio.
LokaIni odbor St. 81, Cleveland, Ohio.
-CWest Park okrozje.) - Predsednica:
Ivaha Zalar, 1920 Longmead Ave; tai
MICA: Cecilia Brodnik, 1892 West 13Oth
ST.; in blagajnicarka: Josephine Biz
jak, 1901 Crossburn Ave.
Lokalni odbor st. 80, Coyerdale, Pa.
-Predsednik: Anton Cipcic, R. D. l,
Library, Pa; Josip Ferencic, tajnik,
Box 463 Coverdale, Pa; blagajnik:
Paul Rolek, r. D. l, Library, Pa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10

MAX je prisel vsak teden in de-
kle je bilo vsakokrat vse il Sc
be cd veselja; tenn bolj Sc j Je
stozilo domov, ko je ostala sa-
ma. 10 je nekega lepega, tople-
ga dine v juliju spet prisel, 10
ie nasel ma bolniskem vrtu ma
klopi. Postava il je bila Sc bolJ
vitka, obraz ozek in bled, sko-
raj bel. Gorece crne oei so bile
prevelike "a nezni obrazek, tako
da ,je bila podobna ljubemu o.
nemoglemu otroku. Ravnjaka
.je pogled vsega prevzel; neko-
like casa je strmel vanjo, po-
tenn je rekel prijazno:
"Ali 81 Re pokonci? To me We
sell. Dober dan, Pavla; kako
kaj?"
bog dali" je odvrnilo dekle
in mt dalo tanko roko; cd We
selja Sc il je tresel glas. "Dobro
mi ie. Pravzaprav mi nj rio, lie
domov hi rada. Pc domu Sc mi
Itozi; cd tega sem bolna. Ko
bonn domov smela, bonn zdra-
va"
"Kaj pravi zdravnik?'
me verjame mi, da mi je
bolje. Pravi, da je kost lie ra-
njena in ola tici Sc kje kaka ko-
scica.".
cali tie roka zelo boli?"
me, pray mic, malo re, poseb-
no ponoGi, ko moran ma dom
misliti in ne morem zaspati."
"Nikar 81 tako k srcu ne ze-
nj, Pavla! Ko tie DO Zdravnik
pustil, pridem prvi dan pote.
Dolgo ne DO vec. Malo Sc potr-
pi! Hvala bodi Bogu, da nj bilo
hujse!'
"Da lie vas nj zadelo!s cato
bodi Bogu hvala!"
"Pavla, ii 81 mi resila zivlje-
ME. Ko hi tebe ne bio, hi ne
bill vec med zivimi."
To je bio res in tudi Pavla
je vedela, da lie tako. Svoje last
no zivljenie je tvegala zanj; to
jul je zvezalo, da sta 81 postala
mnogo vec kakor gospodar in
dekla. cato Sc je mogla z MIN
pc domace in prisreno pogovar-
jati.
Nekaj casa je molcala, po'
tenn je dejala polglasno, kako1
da Sc meni sama S seboj:
"Tega sem tako vesela, da
sem mogla cate - "a vas ka.
storiti."
"Da, da, ljuba Pavla," je Ii.
yo posnel. cali 81 kaj pomisli'
: la, da hi bila lahko ii namestc
, meme mrtva"
!, 20 re, re, sem re mislila ma
to! Toda vase zivljenje je vei
yredno ko MOLE"
"Kaj ze! Tvoje ko mole. Ia
tie je tvoje najvec vredno."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10

Stir tedne je re bila Pavia v
bolnisnici. Rama ia prsih Sc je
zacelila, ma roki pa Sc ne. Vedno
znova Sc je odprla in Sc zagao-
:jila. Horavnik 81 je bill V sktb
in dekleta nj hotel pustiti do
NOV, cepray ga je prosila. Raw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10
Jugosloyanski pomozni odbor v Ameriki
SLOVENsKA SEKCIJA
Glayni uradniki:

GaVn uadnki: ZaSOpa
Predsednik: Vincent Cainkar, 1853 S. Lawndale Ave, Chicago Illinois .~*~sNPJ
Podpredsednia: Josephine Erjavec, 57 N Chicago St, Joliet Illinois -~".SZZI
Tainik: JosephZ aIar ISL N. Chicago st. Joliet Illinois ......... KSKJ
lapaink Io Jurioyec. 1910 VI. 22d Place, Chicago, Illinois m.....-ZSZ
Nadzornki: John Gornk, 64O3 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland. Ohio ..-.w~~-..~ SDZ
John Ermenc, 739 W. National Ave, Milwaukee, Wisconsin -.~~SPZS
Frank J. Wedic, 3O1 Lime Street, Joliet, Illinois DSD
Josephine ZakraBek, 1908 Cornela Ave, Cleveland, Ohio -.-~--~~-PS
Frank Cesnik, ZOE ProsserA Ave, Cleveland, Ohio .-----w SMZ
.Direktor pubicitete: Janko N. Rogeli, 62OS Schade Ave, Cleveland, Ohio ABB
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10
(Nadaljeyanje)

"Ali cuj, Cencij, ma veliki
zvon tie reel Sc nikar ne obesaj,"'
mu je zaklicala nevesta.
"Tiho bonn kakor prazen MOI
mar. ziva dusa skrivnosti ne IL
We ko samo gospod zupnik."
z mogocnimi koraki jo je drl
prot cerkvi in Sc niti enkrat nj
ozrl; "ticka' pa je VISA srecna
sla proti domu ma Ravne. Ko je-
zenin prisel ma faro, Sc mu je.
boil ko v zupnisce mudilo v 60
stilno. Dejal i!e, da mora sve-
tiki v svoji CLAW priliti zlaht-
mega OLA, da DO pred gospodom
zupnikom jasno in svetlo gore
la. zal, da je toliko prilil, da
mu je uslo eez in da poti v zup-
nisce nj wee nasel. Ne da bi kaj
opravil, Sc je opolnoei vrnil ma
Ravne. Toda zdaj nj bill vec
prazen moznar, ampak tako ma
bit, da nj mogel biti tho in je
pokal in lomastil, da je sprawl
vse Ravne pokonci.
Ko je prisel Ravnjak, da ga
ukori in sprawl h kraju, Sc je
mojster Smola razkoracil in jel
S svojim trobentastim glasom
rohneti, sda Sc je cule da-
lee okoli: ees, da nj no
ben smrkovec, XII hi bill. kar
tako, ampak da je zenin in tik
Ma pragu svetega zakonskega
stanu in da ne pusti, da bi ga
kak samski mladic kaj pouce-
val. Kdo da je ~nevesta, to je
njegova rec in je zazdaj niko-
muir ne pove; molcati INA ko
hladni grob. Zares je obmolk-
nil, ko ga je sprawl Ravnjak h
kraju, in sicer tako temeljito,
da cez malo casa nj bilo vec kaj
cuti kakor zateglo smrcanje.
Zdaj, ko je Cencij svoje pol
skriynosti tidal, tudi Urska svo-
je pol nj vec drzala in je VISA
srecna razodela tovarisicam, da
je nevesta. Kdo da je zenin, te-
ga nj hotela povedati. Ko pa Sc
je to razglasilo, so ljudje koj
vedeli, kodi ga je. re drugi dan
je slo pc vsej Bistrici: zenili Sc
BONO"
"Kdo pa?"
"Ticka in Smola."
Observation-Disclosures"
eta diva pa, ia diva! Kakor
pisker in pokrivala." 4
"To pa DO nekaj!"
VII.
Stir tedne je re bila Pavia v
bolnisnici. Rama ma prsih Sc je
z~acelila, ma roki pa Sc ne. Vedne
znova Sc je odprla in Sc zag2o-
.:jila. Ndravnik 81 je bill V sktb
in dekleta nj hotel pustiti do
NOV, Gepray ga je prosila. Raw.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10
VSE KARKOLI

potrebuje Sc Cd zobozdravnika
bodi izvlecenje zob, polnjenje
zCb in enako lahkc dob;te v va.
Sc polno zadovoljstvo pr DIR.
zupniku, ne da hi zgubili pri ten
dosti casa. Use delo je narejeno,
kadar VAN cas- pripusca. Trad
ii naslov:
who'd ma 62. cesti
Il nauS0yO poslope
6l3l St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10
LOKALNJ ODRORI JPO .SS: Lokalni odbor St. 8, Chisholm, N

TOKATNT 0DR0R7 JpDSH. LOkaIni Odb0r ST. 3, CHISHOLM, NHMn'
-Predsednik: Frank Kne, 4l5-3rd
Lokalni odbor St. ], Joliet, Ill. Street, N. W.; tajnk: Louis AnbrozG,
predsednik: JOS zalar, 351-3 N. Chicago 4O2-6h ST. S. w; in blagajnik: John
Chicago St.; bagajnHarka: Mrs jose LokaIni odbor St. a sheboygan, Wise.
phne Erjavec, SGT N. Chicago st. - Predsednica: Marie PrSland, 1884
Lokalni odbor st. 2 Cleveland, Ohio Dillingham; Ave; tajnica: Johanna Mo-
-Predsednik: John Pollock, 647 ST. hr, 1888 Dillingham; Ave in bagajnk:
Clair Ave-; tajnik: Frank Turek, Gilt Martin Jelenc, 1927 S 9th Street.
st. Clair Ave. in blagajnik: Joseph Lokalni odbor St s., Milwaukee, Wise.
Okorn, 1896 East 68 st. -Predsednk: John Oblak, 25 w. Wal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-10
Prodo Sc poceni

Zaradi selitve Sc proda opre-
mo "a jedilnico dining room
set); mia, Sest stolov in buff
fet; IL orehovega lesa. V zelo
dobrem stanju. Vprasa Sc na
1920 E. 174 St., ali poklicite
IVanhoe 1924.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

ties since December . 1871, to
HIS.
SIX Michigan men were listed.
They are.
Brownell George r.. Jr. serge.
ant Marine Corps. Wounded.
Father, George Brownell. Hastings.
Gorney Martin J. private, Ma
rine Corps Wounded. Father.
Martin Gorney, 1915 Kendrick St.
SAGINAW
Gray. Charles 4. private. Ma
rine Corps Reserve Wounded.
Wife. Mrs Charles A. Gray, 5065
Central st, Detroit
Northrup. Leo V. private, Ma
rine Corps Reserve. Wounded
Wife Mrs. Leo V. Northrup. 200
Casper Ave. Detroit. Mother.
Mrs Leontine Northrup, 1899 Tap,
pan. Detroit.
Skiendzier Edwin h, private.
first ella s, Marine Corps. Wound.
ed. sister Mrs. Stanley Dobrow-
olski Richmond
Smith. Robert W private. first
class. Marine Corps Reserve.
w nded. Mother. Mrs. Eta
Smith. $50 +. Maumer St. Adrian.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
What They're Whispering in Gotham

March has been working quietly AZ
Hallorsn General Hospital for
many months. and the boys cant
praise her loudly enough?
DO you know that Al Capone has
returned TO Florida after spending
more than a week at the Mayo
Cinic?... Is Warner Brothers ne
gotisting with Lubs tMexican Hay
ride) Malins for the role Of the
Russian sniper in the screen yersl
ion OF "Doughgirls e.. DO YOU
wanna buy duck-and do you
know why Gertrude Niesen doesn't?
zone gave her hives last week.
Isn't il astonishing that the mail
order sales on Vincent Lopez's
book OF prophecy. What's Ahead p"
have been so staggering that he
has made a fabulous deal to mar
ket 'numberscopes "a new idea
in horoscope presentation at %
cents a throw in the nations dime
stores?. Did you notice Barbara
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
Rites TO be tuesday
For w. Howard Loft

Ann Arbor Mar Funeral
services will be Tuesday morning
in Detroit for W. Howard Lofft.
who died Saturday at St. Joseph $
Mercy Hospital following a short
illness
Mr. Lofft. who was president Of
the Peninsular Furnace and Foun-
dry Co al Chelsea. and vice presi-
dent Of the Ideal Furnace Co. in
Milan. was born in Detroit in 1897.
He attended school in Det,oit, and
VAS member Of the Detroit Ath.
letic Association.
He is survived by his wife.
Christine, his mother. Mrs W. 8.
Loft Detroit: two daughters.
Mary and Carol and son. James.
\ sister, Mrs Katherine Blatchley,
Detroit. also survives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13

Bannister giving that autograph
hunter a gold compact at Leon *
Eddie's tho other night-iust to
bride him 10 leave her and George
Raft alone. Is il true that MIC
has applied Tor FIVE new FM sta
lions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

IWenty Years Ago
Better Manners" banquet enjoyed by members of
the freshman composition class teacher.
Emery at Hotel Huron Adair
duced Mildred Hartford Frances Lois Kessering Mont
Emery, Adele Veryile Hida Oll4. Lillian Wooey.
Ballast pumps by son N rof
Mrs W II sherzer being installed frcighter
built Henry Ford
Under direction OF the capable James Bngo'
Brown audience enjoyed COLLEGE
which arranged by the physical education department
Russell popular Ypsant organst PLAYED an
recital in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor
Fifty Years Ago
The Farmers Vigilance Association Of Augusta Ypant Pitts
Held and York Townships L. A.
Wilcox president; Nes Vie president.
fe'Hry; H. Roberts. treasurer. the
made up OF Jesse HeWens and Darling
Holmes and r. r Benham. Ypsilan Fred r.
tenden, Pisfed, and A. W. Dexter Richards York
Justice Frank Bossrdus announces thai he Viii be
ddate for reelection Herbert
mentioned for the office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-13
BY Dorothy kilaallen
; sci Questions


Did Goodman Ace trek TO Phila.
delphia last week to add gags 20
Allah Be Praised "... DO you
know that everyone in the Nassau
smart set believes ne Knows who
the murderer OF Sir Harry Oakes
sand that the murderen laccord.
ing TO the most popular theory is
in Trinidad? Didn't Mayor La
Guardia personally interview some
OF the teen-aged girl delinquents
who were picked up in the Times
Square area?. Have Senator
Barley and President Roosevelt
had a heart.to-heart chat since the
biz fght?
Is is true that Mexican Hay
ride is getting as high at $3.50 for
standing ROOM. What's the
story on Dick Haynes losing his
radio commercial so suddenly?
How come the papers didn't report
that Joe f. Brown was bedded N
an Army hos pitsl when he was in
midland have you heard about
the uproarious manner in which he
umpired ball game there when
his health wasn't all 1t should be
Have Commissioner Moss men
been TO the Blue Angel to inspect
Carrie Finuell's uncony entional TO
say the leasD night club act?..
Anything to the report that Ginger
Rogers wants to make only one
picture a year from here on.
Is John Garfield returning 10 Broad
way in the fall?... DO you know
that the model boom is so biz
that two OF the biggest New York
cover girl agencies have opened
branches in Chicago. Didn't
Louis b. Mayer send for three OF
Broadway's leading producers last
week 10 discuss a mammoth husnc-
ing plan for Broadway theatrical
ventures Is Lee Shubert talk.
ing about retiring Anything 10
the report that Frank Sinatra will
take dramatic lessons?
DO you know that when Nan
wynn met radio writer Cy Howard
three weeks ago. he proposed TO her
instantly-and that she has set
April 30 as the wedding date"
DO you know that Georgia South
ern is temporarily abandoning
stripping to turn producer for two
vaudeville units which will bear
he. name and feature ex-burlesque
comics plus a line OF girls and an
orchestra? Have you seen the
topaz ring that Doris Nolan, the
dancer received from 1t Teddy
(AQuedutt Racetrackl Knapp!
Is Victor Jory suing that radio
gossip Columnisr over the errone-
Gus divorce report?... Are Dean
Murphy and Sue Ryan tiffing over
alleged thefting OF comedy ma
terial9.. Aren't the Western Tn
ion messenger girls about to sp-
pear in regular uniforms la
Waves and Wacs7.. Isn't Harry
diF1 dt lHlhbi TAM oiNFi VI
"Fn Be Seem You, the play in
which he's about to star?
Is it true that stephen Early,
the Presidents executive secre-
tary. was offered the fabulous ad-
vance OF 1925 5000 for a hook OF his
personal "reminiscences OF the
years with F.D.R?
Is Al Smith readying a surprise
announcement concerning the
presidential candidate he intends
to endorse. Is IT true that Bette
Davis health since her husbands
mysterious death has her studio
Worried. Isn't Jerry Geisler.
attorney for Enrol Flynn and
Charlie Chaplin, being prohled ny
a national magazine
Isn't that Herbert Brennon. the
eXfilm direCtor, on the assembly
line at Douglas Aircraft. Have
YOU heard that Florence Eldred9e