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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-07

per, VI ASSOCldlt JuNSe w Illdll "a
Hustler, after which they will begin
! their deliberations, under the guidance
of Neil c. Fraley, States Attorney.
DR.. and Mrs. f. |. Baumgartner
are visiting in Plymouth, Mass, hav-
ing left Oakland last Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Hauser left Tuesday
for Cumberland where she will take
up nurses training in Memorial hos
pital.
St. Marks Circle of the Lutheran
| church will meet at the home of Mrs.
B. H. Sincell on Wednesday afternoon,
! September 13, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Theodore Renninger has re-
! turned to her home in Pittsburgh
, following visit with her sister-in-
! law, Mrs. j. c. Renninger.
Mrs Harry Hanst, of Baltimore,
stopped in Oakland to visit relatives
/ last Saturday while enroutc to her
( former home at Kingwood, w. Va
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew C. Gender
] returned to Annapolis on Tuesday
after visiting relatives here for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bennett,
and son, and Corp. Glenn Frantz, who
was cnroute to California, were in
! Oakland Monday and Tuesday visiting
| Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hauscr.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert r. Keller,
] Hazclton, Pa, returned to their home
on Friday after having visited their
| sou-in-law and daughter Rev. and
Mrs George d. Birk, Pennington St.
i The Woman's Missionary Society
! of the Lutheran church will meet at
The home of Mrs. Truman Bittinger.
south of town, on Tuesday, Septem-
bcr j., at S p, m. Mrs. Karl Kahl will
! be leader
Mrs. Helen Sanders File is visiting
her husband, Emerson Fikc, at Abcr
/ deem Proving Grounds this week
Their children in the meantime are
I residing with their grandparents. MI.
and Mrs. f. K. Fike, High street,
! Miss GIcndinc +. Bowman, who is
employed by Swift and Company, and
] her friend, Amol Wolf, visited rela-
tivcs and friends in Cumberland and
the formers home near Crcllin, re-
turning to Erie, Pa, on Tuesday.
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land this morning for their home
after visiting Mr., and Mrs, Frederick
| Thaycr, and DR.. Rcbccca Thaycr. The
latter will return to Wooster, Ohio,
on Saturday to resume her teaching
in Wooster college.
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the Cumberland chapter of the Mill
tary Order of the Purple Heart, at
a meeting last evening, and Milton
PrittS, of kitzmllcr, was made alter
nate department executive committee
man.
;,
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Purple Heart, it was announced by
the Maryland Department Comman-
der. Mr.. Stcmple is son of Mrs
Mary Stemple, Oakland, and a brother
Of Grover c. and Harry l.. Stcmple.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-07

and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, of
Fairmont, w Va.
The U. B. Society will serve hot
lunches in the old school building on
election daV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-07

day in Cumberland shopping.
Carroll Miller returned Monday
night from Baltimore after having
undergone an eye operation in Johns
Hopkins hospital one day last week.
Marjorie and Johnny Martin re-
turned to their home at Baltimore
after visiting at the home of Mrs. Paul
Turncy and children They are chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin.
Mrs. Catherine Kooken, of Aurora,
West Va, is spending some time at
the Cosner home on Third street in
the absence of her sister, Mrs. J. Kirk
Cosner, who is visiting her husband
in Akron, Ohio.
E. r. Fike who has been employed
for the past twelve years as foreman
for the Maryland State Roads Com
mission, was painfully injured August
80 when he attempted to remove d
rock from the highway.
Mrs. Henry Tarring and two chill
dren have gone to Aberdeen Tor sew
eraI days to VISIT relatives. Mrs. Tar
ring and daughter Jennlter Will under
90 operations for the removal of their
, tonSlls before returning to Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. wade II. R1ce' OF
ityattSVllle' announce the birth OF
daughter at the Leland Memorial
c'lnc Al t1V'rda'e' last night, sep
temoer u. MIS- hIc' IS the 1ormel
ltaSaleah >pt1N' daughter OF Mr. ana
MIS- Lester T. >ut@H' OF CreIIn,
cornar,l ,nd Mr.. Don,1l t,,l.;n,.
J oil heySer' w Na' announce the hnth
OF son on August a. ihc chIld has
been named James Ronald. Corporal
JuhklnS Is now IN france. James w.
JuhklhS' OF AItamoht' Is IN" child $
great-grandtatoer'
, 11,. 7 N l1orhor4 a..on,n.,,;o,I ~,
friends, Of Woshi,,,+ou y r .no,t
the weekend at the nome OF Mrs,
Emma HPech'' lh'N were accom-
! panied nome ny MIS-. Herbert $
mother MIS- J"hn DcIaWdef' Who mad
been visiting relatives and trends III
. the county 1of month or more
NV and Mr.. Fr,ost A.hhv for,
r,o,1,, of C,ollir ,ovo ro+n,nnd 20
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Cb;coao IN .f4o, bavino yno,+ tho
weekend visiting thelr SON. ward
L. ASh'N' peVlE oHIcer "-tI"SS' WHO
! Is stationed at inc Navy per IN tllaI
CITY Tor addlIiohaI fadlo framing
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Icordo,. bo,.o announced ,,o h;,.tb of .
lauob+or born on Nondav Sontn,nho,
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IN Nail1ofhla' lie Is son OF MI ana
MIS-. homaS a. Nonoer' AIoeF street.
oakland
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fo,. tboir homo !, Snol,aro Wash
last Wednesday, folIowino a visit Of
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Of Nrs C1otfoI+v's hrothors Row
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-07
MARRIED

Bid HansfOrd-Th marriage of
Miss Mildred L. Hansford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hansford, of
Washington, D. c., former residents
of Steyer, to Ensign Charles F. Bid,
U.S.NR., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
F. Bid of Arlington, Virginia, took
place August 10, in the First Metho-
dist Church in Reno, Nevada. The
Rev. l.. J. Osbourne officiated.
Ensign and Mrs. Bid will spend a
short honeymoon at Lake Tahoe, Cali
fornia, and will make their home at
Babhitt Nevada, which is near the
Naval Ammunitions Depot in Haw-
thornc. Nevada, where Ensign Bid
is stationed.
Smallw God SeymOur-M and Mrs.
w. G.. Seymour, Washington, d. c.,
former residents of Garrett County,
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Sara Lillian Seymour, to
Ensign Richard Carlton Smallwood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eston Smallwood,
of Hyattsville.
The ceremony took place Saturday,
July Is, at 4 p NJ, at the First NJ. E.
Church, Sanford, Florida with the
Rev. Tall, pastor of the church, Off
ciating.
The bride wore a white crepe street
length dress with accessories to
match. Her corsage was of pale pink
miniature roses with white tube
roses and tiny gardenia in the cen
ter.
Mrs. Vivian Harrington. of Sanford,
was matron of honor and wore a pale
blue crepe dress with white acces-
sorics. Her corsage was pink rosebuds
and white tube roses.
Ensign John Roch, friend of the
bridegroom, was best man.
Following the ceremony, dinner
was given to the wedding party by
the bridegroom's parents, at the May
fair Hotel
The couple is residing at Sanford
where the bridegroom is now sta
toned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-07

Democrats lor Dewey appear active
II Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-07
Court to Convene

The September Term of Court will
get under way on Monday with the
session of the Grand Jury The charge
to the grand jurors will be given
either by Chief Judge Walter c. Cap
per, or Associate Judge William A
Hustler, after which they will begin
their deliberations, under the guidance
Of Neil c. Fraley, States Attorney.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Death
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
adult years were spent mostly
in foreign lands.
He served with the u. S. Army
from l900-03 during the Phil
ippine instruction and then be-
came a South American mining
engineer and explorer. He oper-
ated mines in Tennessee from
1906-16 and then returned to
tie Army in the first World
War as a captain. Wounded at
the battle of Blanc Mont, he was
decorated with the DISC, Silver
Star and Croix De Guerre.
On Sept. S, 1919, he was ap-
pointed to the consular service
and served in Mexico, Spain,
Belgium and various South
American countries for the next
20 years.
He became consul general at
BuenoS Aires and later coun-
sellor TO the embassy at Rio De
Janeiro as we'll as consul gen.
eral there.
In l94l he returned to the
United States TO become direc-
tor and member of the board Of
the Foreign Service Officers
Training School.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Charles El,gIumd

Charles NJ. Englund, age 81
years, and a we'll known resi-
dent OF this city, died at St.
Joseph Hospital early today fol-
lowing a brief illness. Mr.. Eng
lund had been in good health
until recently.
The deceased man, who lived
at 80 Lodewyck avenue, was
the father of the late Finance
Commissioner Harold c. Eng
luna, who died in 1910, and he
is survived only by his grand
children Charles H., and Paula
Nj. Englund, and Corp. John
Breitmeyer, Jr,, of Camp Ellis,
III.
Mrs. Englund was a native of
Sweden and come to this coun-
try with his parents at the age
&c Is, He settled in Northern
Michigan where he worked in
the numbering industry, and
came TO this city as a young
man. He was married to Miss
Mary Ruiz, of Macomh County.
who predeceased him a number
Of years. For most of his life
Mr.. Englund worked as an at
tendant at the Medea bathhouse.
retiring from active work -
years ago. y was an attendant
at Zion Evangelical Church and
a member of the Maccabecs.
Funeral Services will take
place at 3 p. m. Monday at
the Duncan B. Hubbard funeral
chapel. Rev. Jacob whitman will
officiate, and burial will be in
the family lot in Clinton Grove
Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Church Debt
Is Wiped-0ui
Zion Evangelical
Elects Councillors

Electing one new member
and two others who today be-
gin their terms on the church
council. Zion Evangelical church
of this city yesterday celebrated
the church's complete freedom
from debt at an annual business
meeting, al which the guest
speaker, Or. Robert c. Stahger,
president of the Michigan-lndi-
ana Synod of the church, adj
dressed the congrc cation on
"World Christianity.
Fred Jasmond and George
Hintz we're both reelected TO
the church council, while Henry
Frendt was named as new
member.
Rev. Jacob Whitman, who
presided over the meeting, gave
his annual report, and also out
lined the church's aims and am
billions for this year.
The Zion Evangelical church
held no special drives to bring
down its debt, but pcrSistcntly
lowered the burden year after
year through generous member
ship donations.
Refreshments were sci ed TO
the lao congregation members
present at the conclusion of the
business meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Miss I. e. MUIR

Miss Isabelle c. MUIR, of 1875
Gallup avenue, daughter Of Mrs.
Barbara MUIR and the late Ur-
ban MUIR, of this city, died UNI
expectcdly early today follow
ing Today illness.
Miss MUIR, {; native of Water
loo, Ont. had lived in this city
most of her lifetime. She made
her home with her mother at lbs
Gallup. She was graduate of
the st. Joseph Nursing Hospital,
Ann Arbor, and practised nurs-
ing here for a number of years.
For the past 10 years she had
been inactive in this field. She
was SO years old at tho time of
her death.
Surviving besides her mother,
are three sisters and a brother
Mrs. Fred Williams and Mrs
Leland O. Frederick, IF Mount
Clemens: Mrs William Martel,
of Detroit. and Matthew MUIR,
of this city.
The funeral will take place at
9 a m, Monday from the resi-
dence, with services at $50 o.
clock at st. Peters Catholic
church Burial will be in the
Catholic Cemetery. Prayers will
be conducted at the residence at
3 p. m. Sunday. LaCroix and
Groesbeck are in charge Of fu-
neral arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14

Continued from Page One

exandcr Macomb c h a pit e r
Daughters of the American Rev
olution, OF which Mrs. Ray H..
Norman, 5404 Shelby road
Utica, is regent.
At Is nationwide being spon.
sorcd by all chapters of the or
ganlzatlon, and works as fol-
lows: The senior students in
each senior public high school
are requested to choose by vote.
'hrce girls in the class who pos
scSs the following qualities TO an
outstanding degree:
/. DependabIlity-which in
cludeS truthfulneSs, 10 yalty,
punctuality.
,. Service-including cooper
alton, courtesy, consideration of
others.
3. MISUNDERSTANDING per-
sonality, self control, ability to
assume responsibility.
1 Observation-Disclosures I'M
selfish interest in family, school
community and nation.
From the three thus selected
The high school faculty chooses
one who becomes Good Citi-
zen for the school. Soon after
her selection the girl receives a
questionable which has been
compiled by leading educators
the questions dealing with diff
ferent phases of the qualities for
which she was selected. 1t is
filled out by her in the princi-
pals office and forwarded to a
board of examiners.
Prize for the winner in prev
ious years has been a five day
trip to Washington, but owing
to war restrictions it will be
500 War Bond. The local win
nerS are guests at the state
d A. r, meeting with one day
1T the sessions devoted TO their
entertainment and il is here that
the state winner is announced.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Forts Blast
Rome Airporfs
Devostote Duce's
Key Fields

FIFTEENTH AIR Fore
HEADQUARTERS IN ITALY,
JAN IA up - Flying Fort
resses of the u. S. 18th Air Force
covered two enemy airdromes
in the Rome area with large
craters yesterday, leaving smok-
ing ruins from one end OF the
other of the Guidonia expert
mental airport where Benito
Mussolini's once shining air fleet
was developed and tests made
of jet propulsion.
Liberators hit still third
airport in the Rome region and
when the big bombers had had
their day, Mediums of the 18th
Air Force followed in the wake
OF the Fortresses and finished
off the job.
The Fortresses and Mediums
found their targets at Guidonia,
Is miles northeast of Rome,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Scouts
Continued from Page One

I OHN
Joseph V. Trombly and A. j.
Bennett.
Advance ment: Rev. Joseph
Kennedy, Ralph Clark, William
Floore, II a rold Charbeneau,
Rev. Alfred Landon, Reid Pow
ers and Nick Papajohn.
Leadership Training: Emory
Albee, L. Wade Fast. Charles
Dugan,'I. A. Hartung and Don
aid Gherke.
Organization and Extension:
Jerry Servo, John H. Ahrens,
Lester Irving, d. d. Sheets,
Robert Beale and Russell Stark.
Camp: Clarence Barck, Henry
Hopkins, Bud Neeley,l Herman
Horwith and Ralph Randolph.
Tent Committee: Guy Verk-
Ter, Frank Chapoton, Martin
Schwartz, Henry Hopkins, Ralph
Bennett and Clarence Barck.
Publicity: d. A. Arnsby and
Robert II. Beal.
Vital statistics of the district
showed that there has been a
substantial increase in scout
membership during the past
year, although the advancement
programs (merit badges) have
shown a slight decrease. The
rural areas were shown to have
gained strength, whereas urban
troops memberships and merit
badge attainments need stimula-
ton. tee.-.----
1t was decided that Field Ex-
ecutive Schingcck Will be at the
local office. Room 3l5, Monitor
Leader building, each Monday
from 4 to 400 p. m. All council
and troop officials are urged to
contact Schingeck on problems
at this time. Council meetings
Will be held on the second
Tuesday of each month at 1870
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Mildred CUrne

Mrs. Mildred Carne, OF $40
Jones' street., Mount Clemens,
24-ycar old mother Of three
children. who was injured in an
auto accident carly Sunday
morning, died Of a fractured
skull and internal hemmorhages
at $50 last night in st. Joseph s
hospital, ii was revealed today
by hospital attaches.
She was a passenger in "a car
operated by Bernard Dubay, 80,
of 81 South Highland avenue,
who lost control of the vehicle
and crashed into a tree on East
Broadway near Clemens street
at about 440 a. m. Sunday. OF
the three persons hurt along
with her, only one, Margaret Du-
bay, %, Of 27 South Highland
avenue, is today still in the hos
pital in fairly good condition.
Mrs. Carne is survived by her
husband, Gordon w, three Chill
dren. Carolyn, Michael, and
Gordon, Jr.; her mother, Mrs.
Helen Mihlader; her sisters and
brothers, Mrs. Gilbert Axell,
Mrs. joni S. Bennett, Doris,
Robert NJ, George E., and Jes-
sic NJ Mlhlader.
The funeral will take place at
, p. m. Monday from the r. j.
Kaul funeral home in ST. Clair
Shores, with burial in Clinton
Grove cemetery, Rev. L. NJ. Nc
Connell officiating.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
War Bonds
Continued from Page One


Richmond, A. F. Lindke.
Romeo, Earl Heap.
RoSeville. j. Russell LaBarge
ST. Clair Shores, Emerson
Belmore.
Utica. f O. Glldart.
Van Dyke, j.. S. Stanley.
Warren, John c. Busch, Jr.
Washington, Grover Powell.
The county-s quota OF S4,-
$4,000 is broken up as follows:
Partnerships and personal
trust account buyers: Series +
bonds, s2,095, 000; Series F & G
bonds, $3.50 900; other types
100000. Total S2,787,000.
Sales to corporations insur-
ance companies, state and local
governments, S1,609,000.
Grand total sales; S4,396, 900.
Quotas for districts in Ma
comb County as follows:
Mount Clemens S1,276,600.
Armada, $4,000.
East Detroit. S469.2O0.
Fraser, S57, 200.
New Baltimore. $4,000.
New Haven, S79,700.
Lenox, $4,000
Richmond, Sl45,500.
Romeo, S240,200.
Roseville, S295.800.
Memphis, $4,000.
St. Clair Shores. S333,000.
Utica, S165,000.
Washington $4,000,
Warren Township, Sl,057,700.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
I.0.0.F. 10 Install
Officers Here Toniqht

Officers and members of
Mount Clemens lodge, Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows will
meet tonight at the lodge hall,
in the Barron building, North
Gratiot, for a regular meeting
featured by installation of Off
GERS. A large attendance is urg-
cd and entertainment is being
planned.
The affair will commence at
8 p. m. Carl Glefke will be re-
installed as noble grand; Harry
Hartnett, as vicc-noble grand;
John Tesmcr, as recording secre-
tary; Fred Hess, as financial
secretary, and James Grey is the
new treasurer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Female Form
Is Taboo for
Army Editors

WASHINGTON, Jan. II -
. LP - The Army advises It's
editors against depicting the
female form IN Army ncWSpa-
pers."
Within the continental limits
of the United States says a
War Department Guide, this
general subject is already 50
handsomely exploited by civil
ian periodicals that for the mil
itary to enter the competition
would bc like carrying Goals to
Newcastle
This (the female form in
Army newspapers is not a mil
itary subject although it is fire.
quently a subject of the mill
tary," the Guide says in the
booklet which IS otherwise de-
voted to heavy discussion Of
morale, orlcntation and interna
tional relations.
But, obviously determined not
to let the subject get too heavy,
the writers of the booklet add
However, one cannot refrain
from quoting briefly from
lengthy editorial salute by an
Army newspaper at an isolated
post IN Alaska to a New York
tburlesque) artist who has posed
for special pictures for their
small publication.
"'You are the bear grease on
our lupIn-root cakes. You are
the seal blubber in our bowl OF
salmon berries. You are the liv-
er of the caribou, the egg of the
sturgeon, the young gizzard of
the spring ptarmigan, etc, etc,
is a touching acknowledgment
of the fact that in the life Of this
isolated garrison, the likeness
of the obliging young woman
was more warming to the
Quonset hut than any mere coal
fire"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
LO,cagie T,cimS

Infant twin children Of MIR.
and Mrs. George Lowagie, of
1920 South River road, died
early today at ST. Joseph Hos
pital. shortly after birth. The
children were a boy and a girl.
Besides their parents, the in
fants are survived by a sister,
Mary Lou Lowagie; the paternal
grandfather, Henry Lowagie, OF
Mount Clemens, and maternal
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Sinclair

Funeral services for Mrs. Mil
lie Sinclair, who died at her
Dearborn home on Thursday
will be held from the Falks fun
cral home in Port Huron Mon
day, at 100 p. m, with burial
in Lake Side cemetery.
She was the sister Of Adolph
L. Sieg, of II Stapleton avenue,
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Install X. of II.
Officers Monday

Nine new officers of the
Knights of Pythias, including
George DeFrance, Chancellor
Commander, will be installed
Monday at the next meeting of
the fraternal organization.
Besides DeFrance, those to
be installed are: Mart Hall, Jr.,
Vice Chancellor; Carroll Brown,
Prelate. Vincent LuHley Mas
ter-at-Arms; Samuel Dobbs,
Master of Work; Bud Dobbs, In
ner Guard; Charles Rood, Outer
Guard; Don Kunze, Master of
Exchequer; and l.. Stanley Cady
Keeper of Records and Seals,
and Master of Finance.
Samuel Dobbs is retiring
Chancellor Commander Of the
lodge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Salvage
Continued from Page One


TO announce the early launching
of an emergency waste paper
drive, in order TO get every
piece of waste. scrap paper to
the mills where it is urgently
needed for various war produc-
ton jobs.
In cooperation with the sal
wage plan, proclamation by
Mayor Donald r. Westendorf
will be issued early next week
Of about $4,000 in intangible
taxes would probably be in
creased TO about $4,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14
Obituaries

grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
illus Lambert, of Armada.
Funeral services will take
place Saturday at IL a. m, with
services at the ID. N. Cooley fu-
neral chapel. Burial will be in
the Catholic Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-14

and at Centocelle, seven miles
east. The Liberators hit the air.
drome at Perugia, 80 miles due
north.
Fighters from the 18th cover
ed the Fortresses and kept pos
sibly 40 enemy fighters at safe
distance most of the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

My goodness" said Il have been forgetting
ell about Archibald MacLeish!"
The minute ! got back home went to my Atra
~ and pulled out the other book. 1t is a weighty
tome. containing the efforts Of many authors and
is entitled, This Is Ny Best"
Each author has chosen the sample Of his work
he likes best. Archbald's choice for his supreme
effort is called America. Was Promises"
have given excerpts from this great Offering
before but. every time retayR te i. had pass
ages have missed. Here are the opening Lines.
exactly as printed
Who is the toyoger in these ledres?
"Who IS the trGrcler IN this jourtey'
"Decipiers the rerolriUg night: recettes
"The signal from the light retraHg'
"Amcrca rcs promises to chom'
East ltere the
Deed kings and the remembered seputcto,,,.
"West uos the grass.
"The groees Of the oaks lcere at ereumg.
"EaStcad are the nights 'chere we haze slcIf.'
Looks like Archibald was having trouble with
his directions.