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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
Rev. Orlemanski Sc
|vrnil v Ameriko

SEATTLE, 10. m a a.
- Rev. Stanislav Orleman-
ski, amerisko pOljski zup-
mix il Springfielda, Mass,
XII Sc je V Moskvi posveto-
val s premiere ,Stalinom,
Sc je nocoj . aeroplanom
vrnil v Zed. drzave.
2 reporterji, Xxi SO ga ca
kali, nj maral g6voriti o po-
drobnostih svoje misije v
Moskvi. r excl je samo:
"Stvari Sc MISC koncane, in
"a sedaj ne morem podati
nikake izjave. TO bono sto-
rili OBJ primernem casu in
ma primernem kraju." Ko
je bill vprasan, kaj misIi z
izrazom ''bom0l stOrili," nj
hotel podati nobenega ma
daljnega pojasnila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
VESTI liz zIVLJENJA AME-
RIsKIH SLOVENCEV

Imperial, Pa. " bolnisnici
Mercy V Pittsburghu je umrla
Mary Dolinar, stara SO let in
donna IL yasi Podgora pri Star
Oslici. zapusca moza, stiri 81.
move (dva pri vojakih), dve
hceri, diva brata in emo sestro
Y starem kraju pa enega brata
in dve sestri, ce 50 Sc zivi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
PARTIZANI so ZAVZELI KLADANJ Y
BOSNI IN zUzEMBERK V SLOVENIJI
NEW YORK, 10. maja.

NEW YORK, 10. maja.
Radio glavnega stana marsa-
la Tita je danes naznanil, da so
partizanske cete zavzele kraj
Kladanj v vzhodni Bosni, v Slo-
1veniji pa da SO partizanske 6e-
te iznova zavzele zuzemberk.
v bojih "a Kladanj SO parti-
zani zadali Nemcem tezke izgu-
be in zaplenili mnogo vojnega
materijala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs.
Myers, 1901 Cherokee Ave-, so
Sc zglasile vile rojenice in pu-
stile v spomin zalo hcerko. Mia
da mamica, rojena Frances Bo-
site, je hci pokojnega Johna Bo.
silica, ki je bill tajnik drustva
" boz st. So SNPJ, in tako je
|tudi ona clanica omenjenega
drustya. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11

Komunikej, XII SO ga ujela po-
slusalna postaja ameriske Via
de, tudi poroca, da SO eete Ju-
goslovanske osvobodilne vojske
zavzele Trebinje, XII Sc nahaja
25 mill cd Dubrovnika v no.
tranjosti DaImacije, in da SO
,zavezniska letala OBJ dalrna-
tinjski obali potopila dvoje
nemskih oborozenih parnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11

Slika predstavlja poznanega
Franka Barbiea, usluzbenca po-
ulicne zeleznice Cleveland Tran
sit System, in njegovega sina,
nadporocnika Eugene, XII Sc ma
haja pri letalskem koru armade
Zedinjenih draw. Sedaj Sc ma
haja v Alaski.
Mr.. in Mrs. John Renko, 1915
E. rs ST., sta prejela pismo cd
svojega neeaka Pies Charles F.
Lukjarie, XII Sc z armada naha-
ia nekje v Angliji. Pise jima, da
ceprav je lepo vreme tamkaj,
da hi vseeno Sc najraje bill do
ma. Voznja preko morja ga nj
niti najmanj mueila. Jedila pra-
vi, da so dobra, toda pivo je
bolj podobno' nasemu "bock''
pivu, glede zganja pravi. da Sc
mu ga nj Sc posrecilo dobiti in
sitnosti je tudi incl nekaj casa,
dokler Sc nj privadil angleske-
mu denarju. Pred svojim odho-
dom k vojakom, je. Pfc. Lukja-
rie stanoval pri svoji starr ma
teri, Mrs. Lukjarie, ma 1888 E.
47th St. Ef
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
INA ZLOMLJENO ROKO

Pri delu 81 je zlomila desno
roko Mrs. Frances Skvarca,
14703 Sylvia Ave. Nahaja Sc do
ma pod zdravnisko oskrbo, kjer
jo prijateljice lahko obiscejo,
mi j pa zelimo skorajsnjo O.
krevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
REDNA SEA-

Jutri, dne IL. maja, Sc vrsi
redna mesecna seja drustva.
'Svoboda" st. 748 S. N. P. j.,
Y navadnih prostorih. Clanice so
vabljene, da Sc polnostevilno u
delezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11
MA OPERACIJI

Vceraj je srecno prestala O.
peracijo dobro poznana Mrs.
Frances Stolfa, 6712 Bonna
Ave. Nahaja Sc v st. Johns
bolnisnici, kjer 10 prijateljice
lahko obiscejo. zelimo il, da bi
cimpreje okrevala!
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IL BOLNIsNICE

Poznani cevljar Frank Dacar,
IL Greenwood Ave. in E. 173 St.
Sc je vrnil il bolnisnice. Sedaj
Sc nahaja ma domu, kjer ga pri-
jatelji lahko obiscejo. Zahvalju-
je Sc vsem prijateljem "a obi
ske.
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d A r o VI

Namesto venca "a pokojnim
Frank Somrakom 50 darovali v
blagajno JPO, SIS st. 2, Mr.. in
Mrs. Kosuta $500, Mr.. in Mrs.
Tic pa 500, "a kar Sc jim To-
kalni odbor prisrcno zahvalju-
je!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11

V okraju Cuyahoga ,je dobil
Lausche mic mani kot 81 od-
stotkov vseh oddanih glasov in
je svojega najblizjega tekmeca,
bivsega kongresnika Sweeneyja,
porazil z vecino 81, ,655 glasov.
Samo okraj Cuyahoga je Lau-
schetu dial 1896 glasov, docim
je Sweeney, cigar dom Sc isto-
tako nahaja v Clevelandu, do
bill v svojem okraju samo LOAF
glasov.
Republikanci so nominirali
Stewarta
Republikansko nominacijo "a
governerja je dobil James Gar
field Stewart, zupan liz Cincin-
natija. Vendar pa lid nj bill go
TOW, dokler MISC bill presteti gla-
sow IL zadnjih precinktov V
drzavi.
SteWartova vecina mad Tho
mas ]. Herbertom, sedanjim
drzavnim pravdnikom, Gig a r
dom Sc nahaja v Clevelandu,
znasa samo 2,262 glasov.
Herbert bo zahteval novo stetje
2 ozirom ma Stewartovo
majhno vecino, je Thomas Her
bert naznanil, da DO zahteval
ponovno stetje glasov v petih
clevelandskih vardah. Mono to-
rel je, da DO novo stetje pri-
n slo spremembo, XII utegne
spremeniti koncni lid.
Novo stetie Sc bo zahtevalo v
petih vardah, v katerih Sc naha-
ia "trdnjava' republikanske
masine v Clevelandu. Te varde
SO: II, II, "a, 25. in II.
v IL. vardi, XII je trdnjava
veteranskega republikanskegs
councilmana Hermana Finkle, ie
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Lausche dobl l79,9O5 glasov
v drzavi; yseh pet wegovh
teklnecev pa l5S,299
NJEG0V D0MA(| 0kRAJ CUYA-
H0GA MU JE DAL 829o vE(IN0

Ogromna zmaga zupana Franka J. Lauscheta pri
torkovh demokratskh primanih voltvah postaa ocit
ma vceraj, ko e zakuco stetje glasov Ia njegovo
governersko nominaco je glasovalo dzav 179,9o5
lilcev docim je vseh pet ostah demoratov XII so stall
proti MENU, dobo samo 158,299 glasov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-11

Lauschetova vecina mad vse-
mi njegovimi tekmeci I'm a 81
52.3 procentov.
Zakljucne uradne stevilke v
demokratski tekmi "a COVER
nersko nominacijo so sledece
Frank j. Lausche. -179,905
Martin L. Sweeney 64,2O9
James w. Huffman 1904
Frazier Reams- -----.-- 26,7S8
Frank A. Dye----- n,4l7
Walter Baertschi- 1888
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-14
Flower Club
Annual Dinner

THE HOLLYHOCK CLUB of
st. Peters Parish held their an
nual dinner at Vernier's in New
Baltimore last evening. Follow
ing the dinner, election of Of
ficers took place with the fol-
lowing results: Mrs. David Heb
bert, president; Mrs. Herman
Brandenburg, vice president;
and Mrs. John Madou, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The guests present were: Mrs.
William Rutten, and Mrs. Vivian
Trombley of Detroit. Mrs. An
thony Seibert, Mrs. William
Koulous and Mrs. Joseph Miller
OF Mount Clemens, also Father
Joseph Schramm, pastor Of ST.
Louis parish.
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ReinhoId- Supple
Wedding Held

MIR. AND MRS. FRED Rein
hold have received word Of the
marriage of their son, Sgt. Fred
Reinhold, Jr., TO Florence Sip
pie, daughter of Mrs. Florence
Supple of Santa Monica, Calf.
The wedding took place in the
First Christian church in Santa
Monica July 9. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her
brother, Fred Supple, wore a
street length dress of orchid
and white and carried a white
Bible. Her corsage was of or
chidS.
Miss Supple was attended by
her sister, Mrs. Don Hardea,
whose gown was in yellow ana
white. Al MiSenhalter attended
Sgt. Renhold. A reception for
the family was held after the
ceremony. Sgt. and Mrs. Rein
hold will arrive here in August,
for a visit during a furlough.
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Calendar ofCo"sing G"enb
FRIDAY, JULY IA

IOOF will meet In Barron Hall at 8 pm.
GRACE CHURCH CHOIR rehearsal the Parish House at
1870 pm.
TRINITY YOUNG WOMENS LEAGUE pot-luck picnic with
Mrs Pat O'Grady, rs Riverside Drive, at p. m.
SATURDAY, JULY IS
MASONIC SERVICE CENTER Danceparty for service men
and women at Masonic Temple. Refreshments.
CHILD STUDY CLUB Poduck Picnic at the home of Mrs AL
bert Marlatt, KICKER Lane at pm
LADY MACABBEES will hold bake sale at 81 North Wal
nut street.
SUNDAY, JULY l6
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Initiation In Aere Hall,
151a No. Gratioat avenue at pm.
BUFFET SUPPER for Service and wives and
the armed forces at USO Broadway from 6 until
D. followed by Symphony hour
MASONIC SERVICE CENTER supper for service men, their
wives and mothers, at Masonic Hall at pm.
MONDAY, JULY II
K OF meeting at pm.
LADIES AUXILIARY of Oskar Andreas Post Games Party
V.F.W Hall at pm
TUESDAY, JULY fs --
DICKINSON SCHOOL Surgical Dressing Glass will meet
until pm.
CLEMENS SCHOOL Red Cross Surgical Dressing at pm at
the school,
F. o. E. LADIES Auxiliary will meet in Aerie Hall at pm.
LADIES AUXILIARY of Oskar Andreas Post will
VT. W. Hall at $50 pm.
SPECIAL MEETING of all members of Macomb County
Board of Kings Daughters at the Home at pm.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY l9
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Red Cross Surgical Dressing
Glass in the Church basement at 1890 am.
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Campfire Groups
Leave for Camp

NANCY Wis, Kathleen
Hinton, Marie Phillips and Alice
Stagner, of the Harrison town.
ship Wah Wah Tay See Camp
fire group, left Tuesday for
Camp Wathana near Holly,
Mich, where theysWill spend
two weeks. Maureen LaBeeuw,
has returned from two weeks
spent at the Camp.
Doreen Berdel and Phyllis
Henchen, of the Nowetompatim-
min Camp Fire group have en-
tered Camp Delight, at Mobiles
vile, Ind, for two weeks pc
riod.
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Ws &ahe

JIM SILBAR upon his fifth
birthday anniversary Saturday.
He will be host to a number of
young friends Saturday after
noon from 3 TO 5 o'clock.
EARL MUMEA, Huron street,
whose birthday anniversary is
Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. VERNON
SMITH of North Walnut street,
on their 14th wedding anniver-
sary today.
HARLEY HASKINS of Glen
wood road on his birthday ami
versary today.
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.9-2O Club
Dance atUS0

THE $50 CLUB DANCE
which will be held this evening
at the USO clubhouse on East
Broadway will begin at 8
o'clock, as usual and close at
HIS o'clock. Fred Shaw and
Dorothy Menke are on the COM
mittee and Shirley Levine is
publicity chairman. Mol | i e
Smith is chairman of chaperons.
Those chaperoning this even
ing are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Uilrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore
Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Sharland, Mrs. w. l.. Smith,
Miss Ruth Stafford and Mrs.
Norman MarSchner.
The main event of this sum-
mers' activities will take place
soon, announcements of which
will be made at later date.
MISERGT. AND MRS. r. j.
RILEY and daughter Terry
Jeanne. have returned to their
home in Sioux City. Iowa. after
a weeks visit with Mrs. Riley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hart
sig of New Haven.
WILLIAM HAVEL, Sr., Scott
boulevard, was taken to st. Jo-
seph Hospital yesterday as the
result of a fall in which he suf-
fered a broken hip.
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Births at St. Joseph's

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT A.
Fitton, New Baltimore, a daugh-
ter, Roberta Anita, July 10.
MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN c.
Reindel, Roseville, a daughter,
Betty Ann, July 10.
MIR. AND MRS. EMIL A.
Therssen, 6781 Romeo Plank
road, son, Kenneth Emil, July
10.
MR.. AND MRS. AARON A.
Smith, Al Woolworth Court, a
daughter, Mary Jane, July 10.
MR.. AND MRS. HOSMER H.
Masters, 1911 Iowa street, a
son, Robert Jackson, July 10.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH w.
Warren, Is South avenue, a
daughter, Sidney Marie, July
IL.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN c.
Christel, Detroit, a daughter,
July IL.
nv L. AND MhS. ANlhoN
r. Kolter, Warren, a daughter,
Patricia Ann, July IL.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
J. VandenBossche, $40 CARING
ton, a son, July II.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
Job, Washington, a son, July Is.
MIR. AND MRS. MARSHALL
H. Davis, New Haven, a son,
July 10.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY L.
Johnson, 80 Wells street, a son,
July ID.
MIR. AND MRS. Roy e. Cham
payne, st. Clair Shores, a son,
July 13.
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MRS. J. j. HARTWAY, 80
Scott boulevard. spent q few
days with her daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Rowley Of Richmond.
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.Shirts-Shorts
Shorter in Red
Polka-Dot
BY DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor

ASsOCldtcu FTeSS fdSnlOH EultOT
NEW YORK, July IA Col
lege girls will be able 10 dress
in 80 seconds flat this fall, if
they adopt the outfits designed
by Claire McCardell, the pixie
of New York's fashion design
erS.
Miss McCardell, already fam
Gus for her simplified styles
such as the "Popever" dress and
the diaper" swim suit, reduces
campus Clothes to a minimum
this season with her vivid fire
man red polka-dotted Jersey
shirts and shorts, shown with
a wraparound skirt or Stacks of
bold Scotch plaid TO be slipped
on in a hurry for classroom
wear.
The theory, explains the de-
signer, is that girls will wear
the shirts and shorts only for
lounging around their rooms
and will keep the skirts and
slacks handy for occasions
which demand more conven-
tional attire.
Miss McCardell shows a series
of wraparound jumper dresses,
which also may be worn with
the Jersey underpinnings, or
with casual blouses featuring
roll-up sleeves, like a man
shirt-sleeves.
The college girls beloved
blue jeans 60 elegant in the Nc
Cardell collection, in Almond
green flannel Stacks and match
ing shirt, with rolled-up pants
and sleeves.
For dates, Miss McCardell
recommends plaid taffeta
dress with draWstring neckline,
with the same rolled-up sleeves
as predominant throughout the
collection.
Miss McCardell's showing
was the highlight of the final
day of a week of fashion open
ings held for IS visiting fashion
editors by the New York Dress
Institute.
MRS. SAM MALBIN and
children will leave Monday for
Oscoda, Mich, where they will
spend two weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
Stark returned home yesterday
from Cleveland, and other
points IN Ohio, where they had
been visiting friends. Mr.. Stark
will spend the weekend with
his daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Hanes in Big
Beaver, Mich.
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Walther Leaguers
Hold Joint Meeting
THE REGULAR MONTHLY

THE REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING of the Junior and
Senior Societies of Mount Glenn
ems Trinity Walther League was
held Tuesday evening, July II.
Plans for the 5lst Michigan
District Walther League Con-
vention, at which the Mount
Clemens League will be hosts
on September l6 and II, are
we'll under way.
At the next monthly meeting
the Leagues new advisor, Mr..
A. B. VorderStraSSer, will be
welcomed,
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X UkA the Color, X

PFC. BUFORD Z. BRHEANS
son of John Bryeans, 2450 Su'
gar Bush road, who returned
from service outside the CONT
mental United States, now is be-
ing processed through the Army
Air Forces Redistribution Sta
ton No. 2 in Miami Beach, Fla.
where his next assignment will
be determined. Pfc. Bryean!
served as an ambulance driver
during q months in the Euro
pean theatre.
CORP. r. E. DICKERSON re-
turned TO Fort Custer after
spending a 10 day furlough
with his mother, Mrs, o. r
Dickerson.
CPL. MARGARET larry
DLUGE, "a, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dluge of IL 4th
street, 20 is now stationed at the
Amarillo Army Air Field as a
cook with the WAC detachment
at the field. Cpl. Dluge, who at.
tended st. Mary's high school
has two brothers in the service
1t. Thomas j. Dluge, now in the
Air Transport Command al
Syracuse, N. Y, and Lawrence
Dluge, 10, somewhere in the
South Pacific, with the Navy
Cpl. Dluge also has one broth
er-in-laW in the service, 1t
Arnold Kohler, an AAF navi,
gator in Italy, another brother
in-law, T/Sgt. Robert Mckay
was lost in action over Germany
while on a combat mission as q
radio operator in flying for
tress. Cpl. Dluge enlisted in the
WAC in March 1943, and after
completing her basic training al
Daytona Beach, Fla, was sent
directly to Amarillo Field.
PVT. AND MRS. KIRK
MICHAEL have returned to the
Lockbourne Air Base at Colum.
bus. Ohio, after a weeks fur
Tough spent with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nieman
17-Mile road, and Mr.. and Mrs
William Michael, of Utica.
MfSERGT. FRED -HEPPLER
who returned from service out
side the continental Unit e c
States, now Is being processec
through the Army Air Force:
Redistribution Station No. 2 If
Miami Beach, Fla, where hi:
next assignment will be deter
mined. Sergt. Heppler, enter
ed the Army in SeptsnDer 1925
From 1928 to 1880 he served ir
the Philippines, when his enlist
ment terminated. Soon after, he
reenlisted and served for two
years in the European Theatre
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Miss Willard
Honored at Shower

SHIRLEY MOORE was host
eSs recently at her home on
MorosS avenue. TO a group of
friends for a personal shower
in honor of Sally Willard.
Those present were: Muriel
McKie, Margie Alwardt, Jeanne
Linni1gton, Mrs. Don Sarver.
Mrs. Dale Champion, Pat Err
skine, Elaine Ellis, Marie Cork
er, Shirley Moore. Martha
Spears and the honor guest.
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Mrs. Green Honored
at Luncheon

AT AN AMERICAN RED
CROSS Unit luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Vernon KerWin on Sugar
Bush road, Mrs. Winnie Green.
of Chesterfield No. 3 Unit, was
honored for having completed
100 hours knitting for the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Clarence Meyers, chair
man of the group. presented
her with a pin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-14

Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT of Syl-
via Madorsky to Louis G.. Fish,
was made known by her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Madorsky, at the Club Royale,
recently. Mr.. Fish l. the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fish Of
Sioux City, Iowa.
Miss Madorsky is the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Madorsky, and a graduate Of
Mount Clemens High School and
Wayne University.
The wedding will be an event
of early Fall.
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ds q 90 oil IlldlllSllk lllNlls AlAo
wife, Dorothy Heppler lives here
in Mount Clemens.
JOHN MILLER Of RoSeville
was enrolled recently in a
months radio refresher course
at the Pre- Radio Naval Train
ing School located at the US.
Naval Armory in Michigan City,
Ind.
MRS. RITA HELEN YENNOR
FRIEDMAN has been accepted
for training as war worker
with Warner Robins Air Serv-
ice Command at Robins Field in
Georgia, a Keep 'em Flying"
branch of the Army Air Forces
responsible for the repair, main
tenance and supply Of army air.
craft in all parts of the world.
1T. G.g) ERNEST J. BUCK
HOLZ has completed his period
of training with the Y. S. Navy
and has been assigned 10 COM
mand a Landing Craft Infantry.
Mrs. BuckholZ returned Wednes-
day evening from New York
where the commissioning cere-
monies took place. 1t. Buckholz
is awaiting sailing orders.
JACK SIERElNS A.O.M. g.
c and Mrs. Sierens arrived
home last week from, Rhode Is
land. He leaves today TO return
TO his post. Mrs. Sierens will
remain here at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Forton, 81 Gibbs street.
AMONG GRADUATES of the
Army Air Force school at Jack
son, Miss, on June q was Cor
don Wagner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wagner, Fairchild
Road, Meade. Gordon won his
commission as a End Lieutenant.
1t. Wagner spent his l2-day
leave at the home of his parents
following which he reported to
Moultrie Field, Ga. on July 10
for advanced training. Before
entering the service 1t. Wagner
attended Michigan State College
at East Lansing. This was his
first leave in II months.
On July 2 the annual Wagner
Family reunion was held at
which 1t. Wagner was guest of
honor.
CAPTAIN LOUIS E. LIBER-
MAN has been promoted to the
rank of Major, according to
word received by his wife
tHelen Lafcovitz). Major Lib
erman is attached to the 9th Air
Service Command, and has been
overseas for the past two years.
LIEUT.. G.g) JOHN K. ULL-
RICH, U.SN.R., who is skipper
with the amphibious forces, L.C.
l., writes Mrs. Ullrich that he
is now in Italy having seen serv-
ice in North Africa and Sicily.
HAROLD LOZEN, apprentice
seaman. has been promoted to
petty officer lie, because of
extra duties rendered during
boot training. He is at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station
and will arrive here on furlough
July 20 for a visit with Mrs.
Lozen.
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Student Dance at
st. Louis Hall

A STUDENT DANCE will be
held again tomorrow evening at
st. Louis Hall. Dancing begins
at 8 o'clock and ends at IL
o'clock. Refreshments will be
served.
VIRGINIA WALAMIS will
give a farewell party tonight for
Betty RACE, of this city, who
will spend two weeks in Oscoda,
Mich. The party will be given
at the home Of Miss RACES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec RACE in
Romeo.
MRS. ELIZABETH Western
dorf is visiting her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy w.
Martin, in Bay City, and friends
in Ottawas Beach on Lake Hur-
on.
IN HONOR OF MRS. FRANK
PRINGNITZ'S birthday ami
versary. her Tripoli Club will
enjoy a potluck picnic supper
this evening on the Pringnitz
lawn at 142 Market street.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
DC. Schools LonguogeM Method
Shaped to Meet Needs of War
100 in Pre-Induction Glasses Study
German, French, Spanish Conversation

divisions one to nine, predict that
these experimental classes in about
five more years will have changed
the whole course of language teach
ing in District high schools.
They predict new textbooks will
be written to combine the new
practical-situation method with the
old grammar and cultural back
ground approach. The students
themselves, Miss White believes
will be better prepared than they
are in either type Of class taught
separately today.
The regular courses taught now
give a gradual mastery of gram
mar and vocabulary through both
reading and conversation, she said
The preinduction courses, on the
other hand, teach a quick, practical
vocabulary for reading signs and
asking questions, but give no last
ing language mastery. Grammar
for example, is learned only as part
of the vocabulary used in the
imaginary sightseeing or shopping
tour.
If officials approve, she said
some preinduction material may be
used in all regular classes next fall
The question of textbooks is a knot
ty one, since students are issued
regular books free but are expected
to pay for conversational" ones
used in preinduction courses. Miss
White is waiting, she said, for
some one to write textbook COM
bining the best features of both
teaching methods. 1t probably will
be heavily stocked by schools here