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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

same lineup arc the Dixon Broth
erS, comedy knockabouts: Skippy
Little, swing songstreSs, and Pour
a-Drink Dorenfield. magician and
master Of ceremonies. George
Kavanagh'S orchestra plays.
EAGLE CAFE The new show
features Sophia Parker, Detroit'S
Sophie Tucker; Joyce Ann. nov
city Dick Wight. musical novelty,
and Micky Keats with his violin
and orchestra. Les Scott stays on
as maSter of ceremonies.
WONDER BAR-Judy Baker
does songs in the modern manner
and Aylene Mason provides con-
traSt with lyric favorites. Music
for dancing is by Sammy Dibert's
orchestra and Penny Evans enter
tains al the piano during the lulls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Laurel Park Results

FfRST RACT-2-yeaf-oldf = mir
Kimberley tWesirope Is 30 10 so
Pictorsdot twshlerD $50 40
HiEh BOts Luther 10
Tim. - IS. OF 1917
Cave Man, TSnrAcSin Sunpslo BlScs
Knighi HSndvsSs Blue Wis. Yshnob and
War HysterA also ran
SECOND PACE-3-yeGT-olds a. mile
singing Pebble tKirk 1870 80 %
Peace Dust kirkland $40 30
Il BE Back Dodson 50
Time IL off Ais
S,snlens Wee Bart GRAY Flsres Lsoy
HAirAn. s-Stoisn Kln KotiiSnn star Actress
First Loois and s-Refresh also ran.
A-Straus entry.
THIRD RAcE-3-yssr-olas and 1p J..
miles
Dude Root $50 $50 7eo
Jonk Young 10 40 %
SinKls Smith, 90
Time s4l.s OF 94s
Black Ohieci Mosslsm Mercy Angsi Fly
inE Junior and Cinocs also rtn.
FOURTH RACE-3-yssr-olos >. mile
w'stwooc Bell. Basil, 80 40 40
Correct Smelling $40 so
Army Belle Meade 10
Time i:l3 IS. off III
Comedy Player OldonSood Csitscniptico
Blue and Grey and Heyorts siso ran
FIFTH RACE 3-yesr-olcs and W :, mile
Ch1llsmars tLutnsrl 10 50 90
Acfoit knapp 10 40
Sophociss tJemAsi 40
Tim. i2i-s or 47Ls
wJs Advic, Piocsdilly. Re1,ipt and Blue
Cyprus also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Club RoyaIe's sgd Citation
Gives Startling limitations

sgd CITATION. "the voice Of
the stars, confuses late corners
at the Club ROyale with the au-
thenticity of his impersonatlors.
His takeoffs on such screen not
ables as Charles Laughton, Peter
LOIRE and Fredric March are so
accurate that guests out of sight
Of the stage are nonpluSsed.
Tenor star Dick Gordon is held
over for more romantic ballads
and dance Styiist Barbara Bel
more's numbers are refreShingly
different.
Jadin and Ii Sun, charm from
China" offer both oriental and
occidental routines in colorful
costumes. The Dorothy Dorben
Dancers feature production rou-
tines and there's music for dancing
by Irv Kostars musical crew with
songstress Marian Morgan han
ding the vocal chore.
JONnON CIJOD IJOITSE Roma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Institute Lectures

a GALLERY talk on museum
pieces relating TO the Institutes
Thorne European rooms in minia-
ture will be given at the Art In
stitu,e Al 3 p. m. today. Joyce
Black Gnau will speak on Pal
aces of the Seventeenth Century
at $50 D. m. today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
NARRAGANSETT

i-DooDLE BUG. Mats Reward. war
Edition
2-BETAEJAN, Renrav Chested
3-BiLL'S SISTER. Hindu Spy. PAitun.
SAY SANDY smoothly. Payable.
o-SMART BET, Flat Me, Unknown Re
81. J. LYNCH. sixteen Cents. Cavstorta.
7-SICNAL CORPS. Robert p FIXTURE.
6-PIPA. Idsntic. Idle Fancies
BEST-SICNAL CORPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

stress, adds melody with her mod
ern song styles and Frank Gagens
orchestra plays.
PALM BEACH-Ampara and
Marina ballroomists, top the show
with rumba. conga samba and
other Spanish ryhthmS. In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Arturo S New Kitchen

ARTURO'S ANNOUNCES the
opening OF the new kitchen spe-
cializing in American and Italian
food. Featured nightly is Jimmie
Mckee and his orchestra, plus en-
tertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Best Bets
United Press
BELMONT

i-RocKwooD ARCo. Pin Up Girl, sir
Streak
2-GooD ANTE, BsliotAnt. Roman Cover
nor
3-sPRACUE ENTRY. Forest Ranger.
Abidabe.
4-HAL. HerodOtus. Mite Cries.
5-JUSTA NOTE. Augustine. DsmAsk Rose.
6-PAPERBOY. Brownie. Ariel Lad
7-BEIBER ENTRY. LUCAS sun. Roscoe
s--STYMIE. Thread n'Cold DO Reich MI
BEST-STYMIE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
HAWTHORNE

i-HAPPY HERMAN. Joe Burmsn. Cham
pion Hall
2-ACRARIAN SON. isiah Gin. Chsnfon.
5-CUhMED UP, Eight ana sir. Brown
Mask
sigma KAPPA Fifth vaidina Clown.
5-Floataway. Thatboy. Winter Rules
o-EDCAR b. Calm Seas. Donna Brand.
F-CIRIO Royal Risk BToSdhaAd.-
s-FIsHER's PET. ObiSbo. Painter
s-DUOLC. Busy Josy. Lucky Ann.
BEST-CUMMED UP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
LONDON CHOP HOUSE Rer

|EstabrookS con-
|tinueS 10 re-
|gale audiences
with her laugh
provoking pi-
anologS. s h @
'culls her must
cal monologs
from c e V Q r
"opens which
s h @ : q is [ o
rhythmic tunes.
Fave.
SOnp-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Hawthorne Results

YrRsT RAcE-3-yeST-oIds ana up, ~
furtonrs
AL Steele Bates IS 20 Is 20 10 80
xsecAp tSmithl IL 90 80
Oktbena BTUobsi 40
Time 40. off 322i7
Jank StutI Fur Free style Joe Schcnck
Kstss silver Maurice X. ErskAi Wobbe
Pump and Liberator also ran
SECOND RACE and 4-yeAr-olos Ga fur
ongS
Misty Mark fskoronsnD IL so $50 20
FloYtkkn Ace Bailey 900 90
Last step BROOKS $50
Timr 40 LIS off 3sliz
Cleveland Fisd DOR Laughing Pair
CRATE Dive Bomber Biz and Littk oyesrn
and Vermont also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
LAUREL.

I -BULRUSHEs. Wsyums. Mad Bunny.
2-BROTHER DEAR. Free Boy, No1isn.
3-SToRMY BILL. To LET. Cay Larkmesd.
4-DOC DAY, HippOmeneS. Kopla
label Run Bud RaR,-Lsha- cEsissH--
o-MOUSE HOLE Safety Match Ally BAL.
7-oNE TWO THREE. Olympus Hartford
s-STILL FOND, Betty's BOBBY. Valdlna
BEST-BROTHER DEAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
TeIecast Garden Bouts

NEW YORK. Sept. u QNS)-
Beginning Friday night. all boxing
matches at Madison Square Gar
den will be telecast for the benefit
of hospitalized servicemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-4-ysar-oldS and Up >. mile
Flaming High tClsEsett ia $50 $50
Colleen NJ (Santeri 800
Time i.l3. off 2.37.
Royal silver Come High Derivative Noah
vale BoSioa Lull II. War Smoke, Tueecy and
Multi Quest also ran,
SECOND RACE-3-year-olds - mile
Countess Play tChaihnj IL 30 $40 80
CAyalIs tOliveri 1850 10 so
Fresh As Paint Patterson 90
Time i.l3 as. off 3:osi7.
weapons Pride. Vsdina Greedy Glorious
Sec Chins Lady HsSty Hattie JACK Reaper
Mo Grand Prodigio and Fhanatsm also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-yeaT-olds and up, 3-ih
miles
Bus v z. tBsilsrettib 1910 $50 so
Oakmont Winner $40 %
Heno Lion Carroll &c
Time , oil as of 3sls
Esta son Of Heels. Cab Light strawberry
and Robert z. Lee also ran.
FOURTH RACE-3-yesr-olds >. mile:
b, Benetts jenkins 1850 $50 ~
7 Desert Ace tClaggettl 1850 10 ~
I Rockvood Boy CcnLAle1i , 2C
! Time l.l2, off 400.
I Share Chopper. Dsuntess Cal. Tiny Sis
b-Idle Fool Double Feature. bPolly Lou. Hal
Smart. Grand Fleet and WstIsvay also ran
i b-Philnps entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Belmont Park Results
FOR THURSDAY

FIRST RACE-2-yesr-ods .. mile
DANCING Firs Atkinson $40 $40 SO
Bit Cay mills 2 90 50
valettA tLonEdenl so
Time i4s of ! ISL
Smooth Gsllop Coti Desert Nsrth Tackle
sea Aide. Western Front Air Alert. KNIGHT
fGAppy Blenco. As Bold and Rare Mate
also ran.
Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

Creighton Miller:
Reports as grid aide n Ed
McKeever at Notre Dame next
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

SECOND RACE-3-yeAr-oids and " - mile
Ia Joconde Mehrtsnk $3.50 $50 $50
s-PSraxun PerrnAnt 4 so $40
Elcinsp LindoergI 40
Time IFS OF Saiy
Ten Me More NebrsskS Yolsndits Srn~-
town Blue Stride Family Doc Michigan
smart Tedious Bright Camp and s-kins >
Gambii also ran
s.Stitt-BiebeT entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

A-KofAchyn and NJ and VI stable entry
HAppren'ict allowance claimed
Horses listed IN order OF post positions
weather clear rark issi
Post lis . m Detroit time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

THIRD RAcE-3-yssf-olos and W ;. mile
PAEged RAScsl jones' 800 $50 So
silver Plate Meade $50 50
Grand Peter (Zuftlt 20
Time l.i3 as or 23O
'Fidoies,ick 'Firebet Sir SONG Junction
City Miosky. TimFso Devils Guide Pauline
" and Lady FsnAr also ran.
Field
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

Paraguay and Bolivia have no
sea coasts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Mrs. N. l. Booker
Is Named AS State
Council Director

Mrs. N. l.. Booker of Escataw-
pa, past president of the jack
son County Home Demonstra-
ton Council, was named on the
executive board of The state
council as director from the
Southeast District at a meeting
of the Mississippi Home Demon
stration Council held at State
college.
Attending the meeting from
this area were Mrs. A. c. Peder-
sen, Hurley; Mrs. G.. II. Mcbride,
Vancleave; Mrs. W. p. Ramsay,
Latimer, and Miss Ruth Cain,
Home Demonstration agent.
Mrs. Petersen served for two
years as director from this dis
triet. At the meeting she served
as chairman of the constitution
committee and as a leader of the
discussion group on postwar
planning. Mrs. Mcbride, the
newly elected president of the
county council, was the voting
delegate representing this coun-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

Watch for the beginning of Ex-
change and Auction Sale.-Stig-
ler.s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
P~oscogoulo Council
Of urchwomen
Had Meeting Monday

The regular fifth Monday
meeting Of the Pascagoula Coun-
Gil of Churchwomen was held
at the First Baptist church on
Monday afternoon, the session
very marked by an attendance
of over a 100 despite the storm
that was in progress during the
hour of assembly.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. c. A. Carrier, president of
the council, and The devotional
which was followed was led by
Miss Zelma Van Ozdol,
At the conclusion of this in.
spring talk by Miss Van Ozdol
an address OF welcome was Civ
en- by Mrs. S. B. McIlwain, pres
ident of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the First church after
which the program was turned
over 70 Mrs. John Cole. leader
for the afternoon.
The opening number was a
piano solo. "Sehubert's Sere-
made played by Mrs, f. F.
O'Mallev.
This was followed by a Chopin
number given by a clarinet quar-
tet composed of Florence Spark
man, Beverly Mallon, Martha
Ann Bishop. and Miriam Adams
from the Pascagoula High school
band.
The speaker for the afternoon
was the Rev. j. F. Brantley, pas
tor of the Watts Memorial
church. who talked on the
work of the Pascagoula Ministe-
rial Association.
At the close of Mr.. Brantley's
talk Mrs. Cole introduced 1t.
Mary Agnes Gautier of Kreole
who as a member of the U. S.
Army Nurses Corps has been
with a Johns Hopkins Unit in
Australia.
A graceful acknowledgement
OF the ovation given her was
made by 1t. Gautier.
With Mrs. Elchue Denton Of
Tunica. Miss, a former Pasea-
goula musician, AZ the organ,
Raymond Marston and Warren
Lowry gave a vocal duet. Mrs.
Denton closed the program with
an organ medley of patriotic
numbers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Perkinston Junior College Summer
Graduation Date Set For August 70

The summer session of Perkin-
ston Junior College will hold its
second annual graduating exer-
eises On August 30. Forty-one
seniors from the High School
division will graduate and three
college sophomores.
The summer school has a good
enrolment and practically all
the courses are being offered.
In addition to- the regular cours-
es, special courses in trade and
industries are being offered, max
ing use of the newly equipped
shop that has recently been in
stalled as a part of the college
organization.
The regular session will open
in September, and a good enroll
ment is anticipated.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

~ in the business meetings. She
also was a participant in the pub
lie speaking contest, the subject
Of which was New Horizons"
Among the speakers address
ing the meeting were Governor
Thomas Bailey. Judge Camille
Kelley of Memphis and DR.. F. j.
Underwood, state health officer.
Approximately 400 farm women
from 80 counties were present.
DIR. Underwood stressed the
part this group must play IN
guarding and improving the
health of Americans. The wo-
men were told by DR.. G.. D. Hum
phrey, president of Mississippi
State College, that Mississippi
must develop u rural leader
ship = this is our greatest prob
lem. and we must increase the
earning capacity of u farm
people"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
Meeting OF Girl
Scout Troop Two
Tuesday Morning

A meeting of Girl Scout Troop
Two was held in the Scout room
at the old Central School build
ing last Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock.
After a brief business period
the Girl Scouts promise was dis
cusSed. The remainder of the
time was spent in making stools
for the meeting room.
There were nine present be-
sides one visitor, Patricia Loflin.
Mrs. l.. c. Iverson is in charge
of the troop for the summer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
County Red Cross
Nutrition Class To
Begin On Tuesday

The nutrition class which is
to be conducted by the Jackson
County Chapter of the Red Gross
will hold its organization meet
ing Tuesday at 2 pm. at the Red
Cross offices in the old Central
school building on S. Paseagoula
street, Mrs. Rudolph Frellsen,
chairman of special services, an
nounced. The class will. be
taught by a home economics
,eacher and anyone interested
in taking the course may get in
touch with Mrs. Frellsen 373-W.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
FIGHTING IRISH IN UNIFORM

Pittsburgh = The Pittsburgh
Irish are proud of the Kellys-
seven boys in service and one
T/Sgt. Charles e. (Commandol
Kelly wearing the Congressional
Medal of Honor. But they lis
other local Irish doing their bit,
too:
The Patrick Murphy family
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
TOUGH CENSOR

Boise, Idaho-Gov. c. A. Bot
tolfsen received a letter from a
former fellow : townsman now
stationed in Iran. 1t began:
Somewhere in Iran, Dear Friend
Bott:" That's where it ended,
too.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04
STATUES CUT DOWN AwoLs

Sioux Falls-During The alb
senee Of any AWOL soldier at
the Army's Air Forces radio
school here a tombstone adorns
his bunk.
Beaverboards 20 inches high
and 10 wide carry the name o.
the absentee. number Of days
AWOL and the terse wording.
Went AWOL, leaving us his
work to do as we'll as our own
Maj. c. T. Flota, who devised
the tombstone statues. says the
number of AWOL's has deereas
ed until il IS almost negligible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

six sons in service and two
more expected to go soon.
The James L. O'Toole family
five sons in service and only two,
a judge and a physician, at
home.
The Mamie Moran family - all
five sons in uniforms.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

Coffee grounds and tea leaves
will clean short-napped rugs if
sprinkled by handsful over the
rug to be cleaned, allowed TO re-
main for Is minutes and brushed
off with a stiff bristled brush.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-04

To save time iron tea towels,
sheets and table linen right off the
line when the articles are still
damp.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-29
Calendar ofCo",i"g Gve"b

MONDAY, MAY 70
K OF P MEETING at 8 p. m.
LADIES AUXILIARY of Presbyterian Church will with
Mrs Ted Leonardson, 10 Grand avenue.
WILSON PTA meeting at 7:30 at the school.
LADIES AUXILIARY Of Oskar Andreas Post Games Party
at V.FW Hall at
TUESDAY, MAY 80
DANCE FOR SERVICE and women at USO Broad
way pm. Selfridge Field Orchestra will furnish
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Red Cross Surgical Dressing
Class in the church basement at 1890 m.
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE will the Kings Daughters
Home at p. followed by pot-luck supper at
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Games Party at lis at Jewel
Theatre Bldg. Public invited.
WILLING WORKERS of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet
al-day sewing home Of Mrs Edna Matthews AZ
Lincoln
SNAPDRAGON CLUB will meet with Mrs William Hanes,
1858 Foron road. al
THURSDAY, JUNE !
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE will with Mrs Martin
Hoffman on Lodewyck at pm.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES will meet in Aerie Hall
at pm.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP Red Cross Unit will the Har-
Town Hall from 10 until pm
LADIES AUXILIARY of Oskar Andreas Post Party
at VIEW. Hall at pm
LADIES AUXILIARY Of Metropolitan Club meet in club
at
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Briide-EIect


VIRGINIA MILLER was the
honor guest at family linen
shower last Friday evening at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Ar
thur Miller on Euclid avenue.
Mrs, Harry Miller, another aunt,
was co-hostess.
The buffet table was centered
with large crystal bowl of
spring flowers in shades of
yellow and purple, thanked by
yellow tapers in crystal candel-
abra. Small bouquets of lilies
of the valley in crystal holders,
decorated the small tables. The
honor guest received many
beautiful gifts.
Miss Mlller's marriage 10 A c
George d. Rodgers will take
place in California in July.
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Craduatiinq
at b Of D

FOIL O ING COM
MENCEMENT address Wednes-
day, May 81, by the Hon. Harry
+. Kelly, governor of Michigan,
the degree Of bachelor Of science
will be conferred upon Charles
Joseph Titus, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles V. Titus, 233 North
Gratiot avenue. He is one Of the
81 Arts and Science students in
Y Of Dis third and much-reduced
wartime graduating class of 200
men and women.
Mr. Titus was an active mem
Der Of the Chemistry Club. pre-
sident OF the Senior Class treas
urer Of the Chemistry Club, vice
president of the German Club
and member of the Senior
Ball committee.
In June Mr.. Titus will take
up work on a fellowship in APP
piled mathmetics at Brown Uni
versity. He received the award
in recognition of his excellent
work in mathmetics at the Uni
versity. During u Of DIS sum-
mer 1913 semester he was en-
gagged as an instructor in plane
geometry in the arts college.
The Brown Fellowship is spon-
sored by the ESMWT of the U. S.
Office Of Education and the
Rockefeller Foundation. The
course of study leads TO the de
grees Of Master and Doctor Of
Philosophy in Mathematics.
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Social -
Gc& Az1ko'as4
THE SJTIrATIO

THE SITUATION: You, a
newcomer in an office, are ask
cd TO do job and aren't quite
sure how TO go about doing it..
An older employe helps you.
WRONG WAY: Feel that you
must confess to your new en-
ployer that you had TO seek
help, feeling that is only fair to
the person who was kind
enough to show you the ropes.
RIGHT WAY: Since you were
not given any original ideas, but
merely helped to do a routine
job, say nothing to your en-
ployer-but, of course, thank
the person who helped you out.
ct is an accepted thing in Of
fices for oldtimers to show new
corners the ropes. The best way
TO show your appreciation is by
helping the next newcomer to
the office. Accepting credit for
another persons ideas is, OF
course, an entirely different
matter and that should never
be done)
MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS
and daughter, Linda, will return
Wednesday from Bethesda,
Md, where they have been visit
ing Mrs. Cross sister and hus-
band, Capt. and Mrs. Miles F.
Mckee.
A STITCH-IN-TIME for the
fighting man who loses button
or rips his sleeve is practically
assured through several million
needles stocked up by the Quar-
termaster Corps. New khaki col
ored packages, almost water
proof, have been devised for the
overseas soldier who may buy
this commodity at the beach
head post exchange.
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Pre-Nuptia Events Given
for Lois Belle Lindsey

Tomorrow evening Miss Lind
sey's aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Allen,
will be hostess al a family din
ner al the Whittier Hotel, De-
troit. Priscilla Tinker and Jo-
hanna Braun Will give an eve
ming party and shower at the
T IN k Ter home Wednesday.
Thursday Mrs Floyd Thornley,
has invited a few friends in for
the evening Helen Celke, of
Cleveland, Ohio, a college mate
Of Miss Lindsey, Will be among
the guests.
The spinster dinner will take
place Friday evening with Mrs.
Byron Preussel and Mrs. Fred
Breltmeyer, Jr., as hostesses.
The dinner Will be given at the
PreusSel home. Coming from
Cleveland will be two college
friends of the bride-elect, Bar
bara Handyslde and Barbara
Crangle
The wedding of Miss Lindsey
and Hugh A Tate, MN. &c, u.
S Navy will take place Satur-
day evening at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lindsey South Wilson boule-
ward. al 8 o'clock.
EDWARD (EDDIE) DUBAY,
city recreation supervisor. is I'M
dergoinc treatments for a leg in
jury al the University of Michi-
gan Hospital. Ann Arbor.
THE ANNUAL Dopp reunion
Will be held June 1, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schroed-
or, 800 South Edgeworth. Royal
Oak Mich. a basket dinner and
supper Will be served.
THE WATCHFUL CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters postponed its
meeting from June TO June 8.
Place 10 be announced later.
THE LADY ARBEITERS will
meet June 18th at Barron Hall
at , o'clock, instead of June 9Th
as originally announced.
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Mattress Cover

A MATTRESS COVER is a dia-
bolical device designed by the
quartermaster corps TO cover the
=. |. mattress. 1t is a long can
vas sack that's supposed to be
slid over the top of the mattress.
In some Army posts the MAT
TRESS COVER is the only OBJ
ject the soldier sees that resem-
bles a sheet. Every week he has
an epic struggle with it--a strug-
gle that resembles the saddling of
a bucklng bronco. The soldier
starts out calm, cool and collect
ed and IS minutes later winds up
in a condition difficult to describe.
II is not surprising TO find a SOL
dier who has been missing for
several days all fouled up in his
MATTRESS COVER in some re-
mote corner of the barracks.
CORP. ELMER Il. TEWS,
ASFTC, Army Service Forces
Training Center Camp Barke-
ley, Texas. has been promoted
TO the rank Of Sergt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-29

Legal weight Of a bushel of
a vegetable varies in different
states. These are ave rage
weights:
Vegetables Fresh Canned
Beans lima, ! bu 81 ID 6-S a..
IN pods As ID o..
Beans, snap l bu 30 h. 500 at
li7-2 II. at
Reefs with ! bu 50 ID 1920 a..
out tops 2ia-3 ID. 7 at.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-29

THE WAC recruiting office at
the Post Office building, will
not be open tomorrow, Decora-
ton Day, as announced by Lieut.
Margaret V. Hines, of Pontiac
However, on June 9th, Corp
Charlotte Friedly and Corp
George Gardner will again be at
their desks in Room 2. Any
young woman interested in join
ing the WACs are invited TO
come in for further informa-
ton.
MRS. PETER .VLADEFF and
Mrs. Lyle Rosso entertained IA
guests on Saturday for Mrs.
William Hellner, of Windsor,
Ont. The party was given al the
Vladeff home.
THE LADIES AUXILIARY Of
Metropolitan Club will meet in
their club rooms, Thursday,
June I, at 8 o clock. All mem
bers are requested 10 be present
and make final report on the
sale.