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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

dit poleg sedai opustosenega
nacijskega koncentracijskega
tabora Dachau samostan. Me
gova skema je, da Sc bi ma kra-
ju tie strasne nacijske mucilnice
razvila now bozja pot "a S
Evropo. Tu je nov dokaz, kak-
Sna nacela in smernice zastopa-
10 vatikanski AGENT pc svetu.
Da, tudi ia satanski sistem, ka-
teremu je bio mogoce postaviti
jetniSki logar Dachau in ma sto-
tine drugih mucilnic, je podpi-
rala rimska cerkev. Sedaj SO ii
witt kramarji V skripcih, kako
V sedanjih razmerah nadaljeva-
IT, ola jim DO neslo. In to je Sele
zacetek. Kai Sele DO!
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Tudi anglikanska cerkev
(vladajoca cerkev ma Angle
Skem, XII je locena cd Rima) ne
mara zaostajati V bizniskih ske-
nah "a rimsko. Tudi ona pose
duje ogromna posvetna boga-
silva. Ia primero, samo v Lon
donu SO il leta 1913 prinesla
njena poslopja in stavbiSca mad
eetrt milijona cistega profita.
Ma tistih posestvih je tudi lon
donski rdecelucni okraj. In pro-
stitucija re sama ma sebi prina-
Sa dohodke.
x
Zdi Sc mi, da je Russia edna,
XII tocno We, kaj hoce cd pora-
zene Nemcije, in kaj namerava
z MO. Pred Stalingradom so Ru-
81 zaceli uporabljati nemSke u
jetnike. A kdor izmed Min Jill je
preprical, da je bill V preteklo-
sti naprednih nazorov in delal
zanje, so ga sprejeli "a tovari-
sa. Uposlili SO jih V tovarnah
poleg ruskih delavcev in bill
delezni z mimi vred enake pla-
&c in hrane. Danes Sc ii voini
ujetniki vracajo nazaj V Mem
clio. Tu je dokaz, da mrtvi So
cialisti in komunisti ne vstaja-
10 il grobov, ampak il novega
zivljenja, ako jim je bila prili-
ka dana.
K
Pc dolgih SO letih nacelnega
boja je delavska stranka V An
gliji koncno lie triumfirala mad
reakcijo. Danes lahko tudi "a
slepljeni filozofi vidijo, S katere
strani piha veter V Evropi. To,
kar Sc je dogodilo V Angliji, pa
je bill vihar, XII je ucinkoval ma
evropsko reakcijo jake porazno.
Sc cello nekaj liberalnih kon-
gresnikov V Washingtonu ga je
odobravalo.
x
Kralj makaronov ma tronu
savojske dinastije DO zatemnil
kot je njegov faSisticni koma-
rad Mussolini. In on nj edini.
Tudi grski kralj Jurcek je pc
Churchillovem porazu zelo V
zadregi, ceprav. ga Sc vedno
protektira vojska, XII steje &c.
900 MOI. Kaj pa bivsi jugoslo-
vanski kralj Petercek? Oh, on
sedaj sinka pestva. Oh enem
zaluje "a kraljevo krone, XII mu
10 je Sava odnesla. Belgijski
kralj Polde Sc tudi muci, kako
81 bi otel tron in krone. V Bel
gijo 81 ne upa veG, krone pa ne
more nositi. Torej mu ne pre-
ostaja drugega kot da 10 poSlje
V bruSeljski muzej.
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"Vse resnica je varna in nj
cesar nj boil varnega kakor res
MICA; tisti pa, XII 10 zadrzuje, ali
XII jo skuSa zlomiti, ali XII 10
skriva pred ljudmi, pa tudi Sc
IL takih razlogov, je ali straho-
petec, ali zlocinec, ali pa obo-
je."- MAX Mueller.) - John
Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
DobiSki bank Sc veSuio

V prvi p~olovici leta Sc je do
bicek enaindvajsetih bank V
Washingtonu, D. c., dvignil "a
81 odstotkov.
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KESTEN:
(Konec.)

nicgovih kolenih. Cd casa do
casa mi je Sepnil V uho: moli
moi sin. Nisem mogel moliti.
Kcr pa me je bio sram pred
patron, sem Sc delal kot da
mrmram molitev. Pa so bile
kletve. Izstopiti hocem, sem de-
iaI patru. "V Bilbao Sc pelje-
mo- mi je odgovoril.
26. aprila je zgorela Gerni-
ka 6. maja sem Sc prepeljal il
Bilbao Bayonne. Devet ur
traja voznja.
Dnevi v Bilbau so bill StraSni,
noci polne groze. Podnevi sem
begal pc vseh cestah mesta, po-
gledal V vse kavarne, obhodil
visa taboriSca beguncev, sci
pred zapore, ma morske pomole,
spraSeval pri vseh ladjah, pc
vseh hotelih. Tisockrat sem IL
govoril materino ime Espinoza.
Ustnice so bile re suhe cd tega
jmena. Mnogo ljudi il Gernike
sem Srecal. Mice nj videl mole
matere. Mice nj vedel o dru-
gin.
In moi bratje in sestre?"
SEN v~praSeval.
'Tvoji bratje in sestre," je
ogorceno odgovoril sosed. "Saj
SO rekli, da so vsi mrtvi.'
Ali ne vidite, da zivim?"
a., ii, ..." je dejal in me
pustil staff, kot da me moi oce
nj nikdar Stel med svojih sedem
otrok.
Ali je mogoce?" sem vpra-
sal patra. "Ljudje Sc Sc norcu-
jejo?"
"Radi prevelike bolesti posta-
nejo zlobni," mi je pojasnil pa
ter.
Verjel sem.
In Modesta?" sem spraSeval.
In Jose? In mama? Ali sem
sam ostal pr zivljenju? Pater.
vi gotovo kaj veste? Povejte mi
reSnico!"
Jezno sem vpraSal: "Zakaj
ste me reSili?" Hotel sem nazai
Gerniko. Pater mi je odvrnil,
da SO jo re zasedli uporniki
Nisem razumel razlike, tedaj
ne. Kaj maj pa napravijo meni
uporniki? Ali maj me ubijejo?
Hotel sem V Gerniko.
Jazz ostanem pri tebi," mi
je rekel. bog noce, da umres,
ii, Carlos"
Kot pestunja me je vodil "a
roko pc cestah Bilbao. Pred
vSakim letalskim alarmom sva
Stekla V zavetiSce, Sestkrat,
oSemkrat ma dan, vselej me je
pater potegnil "a seboj, me OBJ
Jel V svoje roke in mi pri vsaki
detOnaciji fiscal roko ma usta,
ia ne bi krical. Trikrat ma dan
SVa Sla V neko pristaniSko krc-
mo, kamor je pref ali slej sto-
plla vecina cd sto tisoc begun
ceV, XII SO iskali trgovce S pot
mini listi ali tihotapce deviz
all Spijone ali prekupcevalce z
twill. Gostilnicar, bled, debel,
mlad MOI je bill kot otrok. VISA
kemu je nevprasan pojasnil, da
Sc ne spozna ma kupcije, da ne
We nobenega nasveta, da Sc ne
razume ma politiko in da zahte-
va cd gostov samo to, da v goto-
VInI pIacajo. Ia clovek je incl
cudoVit spomin, "a mic Sc nj bri-
gal IN vse je sliSal, poznal je IT,
Soce linen in obrazov, govoril z
desettisoci. Trikrat ma dan sem
ga vprasal pc moth. Poznal je
moJo zgodbo. Bill je il Gernike.
OblJubil mi je, da mi DO poma-
gall iskati.
Sc mic, senjor?" sem ga
prlSel vpraSat trikrat ma dan.
Sc nic!" je odgovarjal.
Cez nekaj dni mi je rekel pa
ter, da je tega dovolj. ,Zdaj da
moran zapustiti Spanska tia.
Ookar SO uporniSki letalci sest-
KRAFT ma dan obstreljevali Bill
oao, so zbirali dobri ljudje v
AhgIlJi, Franciji, Belgiji, Ho-
IahdSki, V Svici in Cehoslovaski
oenarna sredstva, in angleSke
IN 1rancoske vojne ladje so pri-
Plule pred Balboa, da SO varo-
vale ladje, ma katerih so bezali
OlTOcl. Zppp in ctorSLi ~ p;1Loo
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Nail, M 81 IlVdllOl lid DOlIll-
Skin posteljah ali pa V zaporih,
Sc lahko z mirno vestjo izgovar-
jajo, da SO bill ma leta prisilieni
molcati v javnosti in S tenn 'ne"
= kritizirati.
K
Kritiki SO bill tudi vsi tisti
inzenirji, XII SO gradili mostove
skozi tisocletno temo danaSnie
civilizacije. Ako z MO nismo "a
dovoljni, ne pomeni to drugega
kot da svet potrebuje Sc mill
jone novih konstruktivnih kri-
tikov in pa mani takih "radi-
kalnih'' reformatorjev, XII danes
zagovarjajo crno preteklost.
K
Ali Sc vam ne zdi, da je tudi
med marsali ogromna razlika?
Slavno znani francoski marSal
Petain, XII je bill posebno hva-
lien vsled svoje katoliske po-
boznosti, je bill prignan ma "a
tozno klop in porota mu je bila
francoski narod. MarSal Petain
je bill slovit katoliski laiik in
kot tax nj veroval V demokra-
clio francoske republike. Bill ie
sluzabnik Vatikana in kot tax
je tudi on plumb ma besedo
"svoboda". Ako ne bi bill zakrk-
MEN, bi mu bio sedaj tie zmote
lahko zal.
K
Pred so. lett Sc je rodil ma
slovenski zemlji FAINT, XII je il
pastirja postal industrijski de-
lavec, nato organizator "a ma
predne ideje in bojevnik ma
'front.' Spaniji prot fasizmu.
Pc cudnih potih, XII Jill mnogi
oznacujejo "a "pota bozje pre-
Vidnosti" Sc je vrnil nazaj v Ju-
goslavijo. Ostala njegova pestra
zgod0vina VAN je mana.
Kakor je Geo. Washington
osvobodil amerisko ljudstvo IL
pod angleskega imperializma,
skusa to pc ITO letih cd onih
dni osvoboditi narode Jugosla-
vile marSal Tito, XII ga oglasajo,
da je komunist. On pravi, da
sluzi vsem V Jugoslaviji, XII po-
steno mislijo in hocejo svobo-
dino jugoslovansko federativno
republiko. KatoliSki marSal Pc
tain pa je |. 1910 tidal Hitleriu
francosko republiko "a 80 sre-
brnikov.
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Ste 81 re kdaj predstavili,
kaksna bi bila nova Jugoslaviia
brez partizanov in brez marSala
1lta! Kollko sloVenskih gene
racij hi moglo brez Min zdru-
zeno Sc preziveti ma svoii lastni
zemlji brez Injih?.
Z
Uverjen sem, da DO O prvem
poglavju partizanske akcije ma
pisanih mnogo dram. Iskreno
zelim, da DO tudi Memo drugo
poglavje triumfalno. To DO Sc
veda odvisno tudi cd narodnih
voditeljev. Rekel bi jim: "V
najtezjih naporih ste bill slozni.
Upam in zelim, da pri tenn
ostanete."
IL nevoscljivosti in hipokri-
CHE ~izvirajo slabi karakterii.
UVerJen sem, da Sc slovenski
partizani tega zavedajo.
Z
Pred petnajstimi lett sem ma
Dunaju ogledoval v druzbi tu-
rlstov grobnice ali katakombe
Habsburzanov v katedrali sv.
Stefana, Nekatere Timed teh
bronastih rakev so bile obloze-
ne S svezim cvetjem. Pred nil
mi pa so klecali menihi kapu-
cinskega reda in molili "a habs-
burske gresne duse. Vstopnina,
ako Sc ne motim, je bila SOC.
x
Izcrpek porocila IL Londona:
Kardinal Michael Won Faulha-
Der, XII je nadskof v Monakovu
ma Bavarskem, je vprasal zavez-
niskega vrhovnega poveljnika
Eisenhowra "a dovoljenje zgra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

Ako YAM je n~arOcnina potekIa.
prosimo, obnovite jo cimprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08
Nekoi drobizzu

Chicago, III. = LIE tiSti radi-
kalci, XII SO invalid ma bolni-
Skin posteljah ali pa V zaporih,
Sc lahko z mirno vestjo izgovar-
jajo, da SO bill ma leta prisiljeni
molcati V javnosti in S tenn ''ne"
kritizirati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

"Vse resnica je varna in nj
cesar nj boil varnega kakor res
MICA; tisti pa, XII 10 zadrzuje, ali
XII jo skuSa zlomiti, ali XII jo
skriva pred ljudmi, pa tudi Sc
IL takih razlogov, je ali straho-
petec, ali zlocinec, ali pa obo-
je."- MAX Mueller.) - John
Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-08

Kritiki so bill tudi vsi tisti
inzenirji, XII SO gradili mostove
skozi tisocletno temo danaSnie
civilizacije. Ako z MO nismo "a
dovoljni, ne pomeni to drugega
kot da svet potrebuje Sc mill
jone novih konstruktivnih kri-
tikov in pa mani takih "radi-
kalnih' reformatorjev, XII danes
zagovarjajo crno preteklost.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Calendar ofComing &senb
TUESDAY, AUGUST |

TUESDAY, AUGUST "A
MACCABEES TENT HIVE No. l25 L, Maccabee Hall at
p. m.
RED CROSS Nurses Aides polio training class at Sigma
Gamma, at 1870 p. m.
WHOSOEVER CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist church,
potluck picnic supper with Mrs. Clarence Brown Union
Lake road at $50 p. m.
DANCE for service and at USO Club at $40
LADIES' AUXILIARY, Fraernal Order of Eagles,
hail. at
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST IS
HARRISON CIRCLE of Kings Daughters Harrison Town
hail. at 1880
DAUGHTERS of Isabella family picnic at the Schultz farm
Clinton River road, from p.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY at Is Cherry street. sponsored by
Knights of Columbus at $50
LOYAL ORDER of Moose Pythian hall Walnut street at
p.
OsKAR ANDREAs POST 1894 WV. at 200 North C;ratio
avenue, at $50
THURSDAY. AUGUST 16
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles in Aerie mall at
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY at VIEW hall. sponsored by Ladies'
Auxiliary Oskar Andreas Post, at p m.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY in Girl Scout hall, at 3 . m
DANCE for service and at USO Club, $40
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, at &c hall, IS Cherry street. at
p.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Motor Corps Drivers
Face Course

ALL MEMBERS ot Macomb
County Red Cross Motor Corps
are urged to attend the opening
session of a refresher course, to
be held at Mount Clemens High
school Tuesday evening, Aug.
FL, at 1880 o clock, it is ANNOUNCE
ed today.
Vernon Johnson, motor me-
chanics instructor of the High
school faculty, will give the
first of a series of three lectures
which will form the course, and
will illustrate his talk with NOV
ing pictures. Members through
out the county are asked to be
present.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
SHEPHERD and daughters,
Joyce and June. have returned
to their home at Is Sheridan
avenue. after spending a few
days as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall Walton and family at
their cottage north Of Lexington
on Lake Huron. Sunday after
noon guests also were MIR. and
Mrs. c. A. Wildt and Mrs.
Charles Woolard.
MRS. WILLIAM DIEHL IT
284 Jones street has returned
after spending several weeks Wis
iting with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
j. Stanners at their summer
home at Lake Erie Country Clue
in Ontario. During her visit her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
snd Mrs. Harry j. Diehl and
family of Columbus. o. and her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan OF De-
troit, spent two weeks there.
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Business Women Await
Important Event SUNDAY

troit. wife of the former govern
or of Michigan, whose subject
will be the school of govern
ment.
In addition to the state pres
ident, other guests of honor will
be Mrs. Mary X. Burt M Ann
Arbor. state chairman on men,
bership: Mrs. Hazel Meyers of
Grand Rapids, War Action; Miss
Frances Luibrand of Bay City,
chairman of the advisory COM
mittee for junior clubs; Miss
Vemba Dunlap of. Detroit. chair
man of Business and Profession
al Women's Club District /; and
Miss Jeanette Renton of Ypsi-
lanti.
Dinner will be served at / o.
clock, with the program to fol-
low. Members are asked to meet
at 1890 o'clock Sunday morn
ing at the home of Miss Bertha
Daubendiek, ITO r o b ertso
street, for transportation.
The committee of arrange
ments for the affair, at which
more than 40 persons are ex-
pected, includes Mrs. Walker.
Miss Daubendiek, Miss Helena
Marquardt, and the chairman,
Mrs. Grace Moseman.
DAVID AND PETER MCKEE,
who have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Kelly, left Sunday for
their home on Pemberton ave-
nue., Crosse Pointe. They are
the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Mckee.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
Wells, 90 Scott boulevard, have
returned from weeks visit
with relatives at Portsmouth, o.
Births at St. JOseph's
MR.. AND MRS. Gus z. Pierce
Center Line, a daughter, Aug
10.
MR.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
c. Kaatz, Richmond, a son, Au-
gust IL.
MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
A. Venuk, Lenox, a son, Rich
ard Robert, Aug. II.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM H.
Lightfoot, a son, Aug. II.
PFC. AND MRS. ROBERT E.
Recknagel, st. Clair Shores,
daughter, Susan Ruth. Aug. II.
PVT. AND MRS. TIMOTHY
Iovan, Center Line, a daughter,
Cheryll Candace, Aug. II.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT Lee
Hamilton, III North Broadway,
4 son, Jerome, Aug. II.
MR.. AND MRS. NEWTON E.
Judd, Detroit, q daughter, Mary
Ann, Aug. IL.
MR.. AND MRS. ALGER c.
Steffens. Fraser, daughter, Pa.
mela Jane, Aug. IL.
MR.. AND MRS. H. LEIGHTON
Terwilliger, Memphis. son,
Thomas Ernest. Aug. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL S.
Kirkum, New Haven, son,
Kenneth Russell, Aug. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. MERRITT c.
Cook. Marine City. a daughter.
Karen Alline, Aug. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. JEROME E.
Woznak, Detroit. a son. Gary
Jerome, Aug. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE A.
Paulik, Center Line, son,
George Raymond, Aug. 10.
PVT. AND MRS. GLEN r.
Kollmorgen Fraser, a son, Glen
Ernest. Jr.. Aug. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH p.
Huszar. East Detroit, a son, JOS
eph Phillip. Jr., Aug. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. j. Philip Nc
Mahon, 282 North avenue, a son.
James Philip III, Aug. q.
MR.. AND MRS. MERLE r.
Meininger, East Detroit, a
daughter, Sharon Ann, Aug. 8.
GIN SIC AND MRS. SOL I.
Finch, st. Clair Shores. son,
John Charles, Aug. 9.
MR.. AND MRS. ADOLPH
Dobner, 283 Euclid avenue, a
daughter, Sandra Kay, Aug. q.
MR.. AND MRS. MELVIN b.
Potter. Memnhis dsuchter
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Garden Club Entertains
Fourteen Service Men

NEVER WERE THE GAR
DENS of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
G.. Fenton, Moravian drive, more
beautiful than yesterday after
noon when the local branch of
the Women's National Farm and
Garden Association entertained
group OF IA service men from
the convalescent ward of Sell
fridge Field.
The expanse Of green lawns,
the ancient trees and the bril-
liant flowers made q lovely set
ting for the party. On the ia
bles was spread bountiful
luncheon provided by the men,
bers of the club.
During the afternoon an in
formal musical program was
given by John and Kenneth
Monte on their accordions and
by Barbara and Lucille Werder-
man of Richmond. with their
electric guitars. Robert Penzien
recited two poems OF Edgar
Guest and Nancy Henk, Arlene
and Janet Kraatz, a trio OF lit
tie girls, sang group OF sim
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Public Invited
toChurch Picnic

THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF ST.
Johns Lutheran Church of Fra
ser will take place Sunday, Au-
gust at Venetian Par. on
l3-Mlle road between Utica
road and Gratiot avenue.
The event, which is open TO
the public, will open with divine
services at 10:45 o'clock Sunday
morning. with the Rev. E. c.
Weber delivering the address.
Pot-luck basket picnic will be
held at noon. after which an aft
ernoon OF entertainment is
planned, including music by the
Eastland High school band, in
door ball-games, horseshoes,
tug of war, slipper kicking con-
tests, rolling pin contest. niger
babies. children's races. wheel
barrow races and swings for the
children.
The committee In charge Is
headed by Norman Reindel. as
sisted by Melvin kleino. Edgar
Hartman, Harold Dryer, Law
renee Puffpaff. Robert Oehmke.
Earle Schurig and Evard Nelson.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH L.
KENNEDY and daughter Lois
left Sunday for Drummond Is
land to spend a vacation of five
weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Birthday Party
Set at USOClub

VETERANS of Foreign Wars
sponsored the USO Swimming
party on Sunday with IS per-
sons attending the dinner at the
club afterward. Mrs. Charles
Urban, USO Club secretary, was
IN charge Of arrangements for
the dinner, which was followed
by dancing to the music of the
Moonlight Serenaders.
Junior Hostesses who are
planning to attend the dance at
Selfridge Fiel d, Wednesday
evening, are asked to be at the
USO Club at 8 o'clock for trans
portation.
The August birthday party
for service men and Junior Hos
tesses whose anniversaries come
this month is set for tonight at
the USO Club.
MRS. ALBERT SCHOTT, who
has been spending the summer
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Law of Bloomsbury. Pa.
has returned with Mr.. Schott,
who has been with them for the
past two weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

pie melodies. Mrs. Robert East
man arranged the program.
Pfc. Ransom A. Doll. speak
ing for the men. thanked the
hostess and the club members
for their hospitality and said the
men thoroughly enjoyed the
peace, the beauty and friendli-
ness of the afternoon, so far re-
moved from the strife. the sur
fering and the noise ~ war.
Mr.. Fenton arrived with song
books and everybody sang, with
the Monte boys accompanying
the singing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Couple Speaks
Marriage Vows
MRS. ARTHUR

MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
Peltier, Jr., III Smith street,
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Pauline Allison, TO
Sgt. Robert Elso. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Elso. Of 81 Gibbs
street.
The ceremony took place be-
fore Justice of the Peace Frank
Jeanette at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cass Keyes as attendants. The
bride wore navy bluo with
white gardenias. and Mrs. Reyes
was in rose with q corsage OF
roses.
A large reception took place
last evening at Reyes Tavern.
South River road at Avery
street. Sgt. Elso, who has been
in service 20 months, is on 4
15-day furloush from his post
at Mountain Home, Ida.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
on Display

A WOOL crooheted afghan
recently completed by members
of the Navy Mothers Club is on
display at Bates Gift Shop on
Walnut street. The afghan will
be awarded at the annual Silver
Tea of the organization, set for
Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs.
Donald r. Westendorf.
TIMOTHY HAROLD EYTH,
two and a half-months-old son
of DR.. and Mrs. Harold Eyth of
Lodewyck avenue, was christen-
ed Sunday in Zion Evangelical
church by the Rev. Jacob Wulf-
mann.
MRS. LEO LEITHAUSER has
returned TO her home at III
Cass avenue. after spending a
month at Canada Creek Ranch,
at Atlanta, Mich.
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MEMBERS of the Business
and Professional Women's Club
are looking forward to an inn
portant event Sunday, when
Mrs. Daisy Jewett of Pontiac,
state president of the organiza-
ton. and five other state Off
Gals will be present at a din
ner meeting at the home of
Mrs. F. c.. Walker. $4,000 JEFF
ferson venue, in st. Clair
Shores.
Speakers at the event will be
Commissioner Will l.. Lee, who
will talk on postwar education;
and Mrs. WILDER Brucker of De-
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Veteran
Takes Bride

MARY AURELIA DE SMITH
is the bride Of Gilbert Clayton
Alexander. recently discharged
veteran of Al months overseas
in the ETC, following a cere-
mony in st. Louis Catholic
church at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hector DeSmith.. of 80 Avery
street, she wore white satin,
fashioned with a high neckline,
lace-trimmed for the ceremony.
Tiny buttons from the back of
the neck to the hemline of the
full-floor length skirt and long
fitted sleeves with points over
the hand featured the gown. A
white satin coronet trimmed
with flowers held her finger-tip
veil. She carried a rosary, gift
of the bridegroom, and a white
satin prayer book with three
white gardenias fastened to it.
Maid of honor, Esther De-
Puydt, wore a pale blue sheer
gown and veil, and a corsage Of
pink roses. The bridesmaids.
Grace DeSmith. sister of the
bride, and Mrs. Donald Lux, of
Detroit, wore similar gowns and
wells in pink, with yellow roses
forming their corsages. Clifford
Dubay was best man, with
George Marshall and Thomas
Quinlan as ushers.
A wedding breakfast was
held Immediately after the GER
emony, at the Van Ross Hotel,
where places were laid for 81.
Approximately $50 persons at
tended the reception that eve-
ming in the Knights Of Pythias
hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
are on a weeks wedding trip.
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21a,,i;ed

FIRST 1T. MILDRED M.
FLORY, Army Nurse Corps,
was recently married to Max
we'll NJ. Cox. veteran of four
and a half years service. The
ceremony took place in Troy,
Kans. The bride, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schroed-
er of New Baltimore, spent %
months in the Southwest Pacific
with the 44th General Hospital
Unit. Her husband is the son OF
Mrs. Myra E. Cox, Of st. Joseph,
Missouri.
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Masonic Center
Sponsors Post Dance

THE MASONIC SERVICE
Center is sponsoring the regu,
lar dance at Selfridge Field on
Friday evening. Center Cadettes
will meet at Masonic Service
Center at 8 o'clock for trans
portation to the field by bus.
All Cadettes planning to at
tend must make reservations
with Director Auguste NJ. Holm
at the Center at once.
New Cadettes are being reg
istered at the Center.
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Nurses Aides

RED CROSS Nurses Aides
are advised thai. the polio class
at Sigma Gamma Hospital will
not meet this evening because
Of the absence of the instructor.
Mrs. Walter Fenton, county
chairman of the Aides. states the
next class meeting will be Tues
day, August 81.
MRS. ELIZABETH WESTEN-
DORF left Friday for Bay City
where she will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Martin.
Thursday of this week, Mrs. Wes-
tendorf and the Martins will
leave for Drummond Island.
They will be accompanied as far
as ST. Ignace by Miss Alice Tuck.
or who will visit friends in that
city.
MIR. AND MRS. H. n. NESS
and daughter Ellen Louise and
H. H. Heuer of Chicago have
returned home after spending
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gasow Of South River
road. Mrs. Gasow's nephew. Jack
Peters age q. arrived this morn.
ing by plane to spend week.