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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Present Talk On
Whitman Exhibit

A gallery talk on the Walt Whit
man exhibition at the Main Libra
ry, Woodward and Kirby. will be
given on Sunday, May 81, at
pm. by Charles f. Feinberg. Mr..
Feinberg is chairman OF the exhi-
billions committee Of the Friends
Of the Detroit Public Library and
is also an outstanding collector OF
Walt Whitman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Mrs. John Hud-
son ST.. 1874
Dequindre st.
Sgt Hudson,
who has been
a w a T d e d the
p u r pie Heart,
has been over
seas Fl months
out OF the four
years and nine
months that he
has been in the
a r m y. Before
lu n I eering
for the serv-
ices, he was a
m e C h a n i c s
helper in his
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
ELECTED OFFICER

Charles r. Rutherford. business
manager OF the West Virginia State
college, twas elected vice presi-
dent of the Association OF Business
Officers ia Schools for Negroes al
its sixth annual meeting at South
ern university in ScotYandvlle,
La. May 8 and 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
HELD ON RUM CHARGE

A warrant charging Garfield Will
liams, 43, of 500 Frederick street,
with violation OF the state liquor
law was recommended this week
by the prosecutors office.
Williams, so police say, sold a
police officer a shot Of whiskey
for IS cents in the Daisy Lunch,
of 2480 Brush street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
NAACP Outlines
Reconuersion Plans

AT the May II meeting OF the
N.AAC.P. executive board, re-
conversion program designed Ia
speed postwar full employment
was approved. Presented by execu-
tive secretary, Gloster B. Current,
the program led for steps 10
achieve full employment at high
wages and free OF discrimination"
BOARD MEMBERS present at
the meeting presided over by Mrs.
Celillus Curry and S. c. Gibbons,
vice president, included Frank
VIM, John r. Williams. DR.. w A.
Thompson. John L. Cowling, S. j.
Lieberman, Louis e. Martin. Fred
A. Allen. c. w. White, Willis NJ.
Graves, Edward M. Turner, DR..
James J. McClendon. and Ernest
T. Marshall.
The resolution adopted by the
board read as follows:
The impending cut-backs in war
production due TO victory in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
CUT ON STREET

A warrant was recommended this
week charging Jesse Williams, 49,
Of 5l1 Trowbridge street. and two
other unidentified youths with fell
onious assault upon Felix Mattox,
Al. OF 10326 Goodwin street.
Mattox told police that he was
assaulted and stabbed when he
was in front of 568 Leicester sew
eral weeks ago. Taken to the
hospital, the injured man remained
IL days and was treated for stan
wounds in the right shoulder and
left side OF the abdomen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27
DruStveni k0ledar
1 9 4 8.

20. septembra, sobota. - Cle-
veland: Athletic League of S.
N. P. J. pies v SID.
80. septembra, nedelja. - Pies
Kegljaskega kluba v SID.
6. oktobra, sobota. - Drustvo
"Brooklynski Slovenci'' st. 48
S. D. e.. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave.
6. Oktobra, sobota.. - Strivers
C.F.U. - pies v SID.
6. oktobra, sobota. - Plesna
veselica oh obletnici drustva
Svobodomiselne, Slovenke St.
2 S. D. z. v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma. St. Clair
Avenue.
I. oktobra, nedelja. - SANS "a
collinwoodsko. okrozje -- pri-
reditev " SDD
I. oktobra, nedelja. - Podruz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27
ENAKoPRAvNOsT

! zena cd Jernejkota, XII je pa
DEL Sc mora pa truditi ifpo tovar-
ni., Hodi' v toba6no, tovarno.
IOtroci SO, pa donna, 'sanni sehi
|pripusceni Diva hpdita ze v Solo,
eden .je pa Sc bolj majhen Sal
ves, da je hudo, De ninaajo oceta.
'Tudi Jaka, XII: je bill pri mas,
Eje padel.. zadet. od italijanskih
vojakoy To- julia 1912. Padel
|je ko je b.l pri partizanih komaj
diva dni.
"Sedaj sem Ii, vsaj malo OPT
sala, kako smo Sc iIneli " tel
vojni.
"Kako je- pa kaj z vami?' Ali
ste Sc vsi zdravi in zivi? Tvoje-
ga sporocila po Redeem krizu
smo bill jako veseli in smo 81
m1Slll1, "a mas VSaJ vi sc nlSte
pozabili.
''Minka,. sedaj Te pa povabim,
Tebe, Tvojo druzino in teto, da
mas pridete obiskati, ker Vas
bono jako veseljem sprejeli,
kajti nasa lepa Slovenija je svo-
bodna!
''Minka, &c preje ne, ko Sc po-
rocim, da prides sigurno.
"Najlepse Vas pozdravljamo
vse, cd najvecjega do najmanj-
Sega, vsi skupaj!
"NeSkG Kosanaernik;."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27

z" "a r.g. -
"Ves, Minka, kar sc je vse
|godilo tukaj "a casa okupator-
|jev, to nj "a povedati.. ze. letos-
ME leto SO zopet Janeza well ma
|delo v Ribnico, kjer je moral, ko-
|pati jarke. Midve z mamo sva
pa ostale donna. kjer sva innele
vedno dosti della. /..-~.> .
nv vsej tel zalosti so mama
ze skoraj popolnoma oslabeli.
Leta 1913 jih je zadela delna
mozganslka kap. Sal to, nj eudno,
ko SO toliko ziveno pretrpei.
Stanje Sc jim je nekoliko zbolj-
salo, toda ma levo oko prav mic
ne vidijo in tudi nekaj casa nj
so mic slisali. A vkljub vsem tenn
tezavan in CORFU smo ostali in
docakali sreGno svobodo.
w tenn tezkem casu sn1o pa
tudi izgubili alta, XII, so umrli 8.
|marca 1914. Bolani MISC bill
skoraj mic, edino zob, jih je ne
kaj casa bolel. v soboto so "a
cell stokati, kako jih zob boli in
" torek so vlegli, " sredo OBJ pol
stirih zjutraj so pa umrli Prav
hudo so naredili. nam, akorav-
no s1no re vsi odrasli, oceta pa
lie nimamo.
"Drugace je pa pri mas sedaj
vsee v redu. Janez vodi obrt ma
pref, mama in JAZZ pa delava Sc
vednos tako. kot sva preje. Mo-
goce, da Sc drugo leto porocim,
in, Minka, "a takrat te pa ze Sc
daj povabin, da bos prisla s te-
to in. s Tvojo druzino semkaj
"Minka je pa tudi veliko pre-
ttpela: Inaela, je moza devet me-
secev v nemski internaciji, kjer
je prestal veliko gorja. Nasi iz-
dajalci so ga pretepali, da je bill
YES crn in bulast, nato so ga dali
|v Nemcijo, kjer Sc mu je zelo
slabo, godilo. Po premagani
nemski vojski, je prisel domov.
"Budotona teta Ancka je Sc
daj v Ljubljani. Sina Stankota
je imela pri domobrancih. Sedaj
je pa odsel ma Korosko z okupa-
torji, zena pa donna caka Re tret-
jega otroka. Ia casa. okupatorja
sta prav dobro zivela, a sedaj j
je pa bolj slabo, ker j stane ne
more vec tako dovazati kot il
je preje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27

SNPJ - Pies v ayditoriju
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
%. aprila, nedelja - Strugglers
SNPJ - pies v dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
'12. maja, nedelja. - Waterloo
Grove w. G. - prireditev v
, avditoriju Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27

slp jezero SpZ pies y Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo, I'd
II. februaEja nedelja. - Pro-
gresivne Slovenke krozek /
prireditev~ v Slovenskena de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd go ~~" >5,~ go s~ =,
IA. februarja, ,nedelja. - Pew
ski zbor "Jadran" priredi
koncert v dvorani Slovenske-
ga delayskega donna ma Wa
tarloo Rd.
21. aprila, nedelja. - Svoboda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27

MICA II As SANS priHedi pro-
gram Ropoldan in ples zvecer
v kerist .pomoci domovini "
Slovenskean delayskem doml
ma Waterloo Rd. =!
"A. olFtobra, nedeAia.. - Wash
ingtop It, 81. zSz- Piles sod.
ri. oltobra, nedalja, - .cerk-
niskor jezero - pies. v SID.
28. oktobra, nedelja> - Koncert
pevskega zbora ."skrjaneki'
v SloYenskena druetvenem do
mu na Recher, Ave.
.28.. oktobra, nedelja. - Betsy
Ross AF.U. - pies v. SID.
A. l0vembEa, nedelia. - zenski
odsek, SNPJ farme - pies, v
slovenskem delayskem. domu
ma Waterloo, Rd.
10, novembra, sobota. -, Strug-
glers SNPJ - Piles; v SID.
Il. noyembra, nedelja. - VBoj
SNPJ prireditev v SID.
IL. n0yembra, nedelja. - Po-
druznica st.. 106s SANS OBJ
haja svojo obletnico z igro v
SloNenskem drustvenem do
nu ma Recher Ave.
18, noyembEa, nedelja. - Mia
dinski zbor Waterloo okrozia
prireditev v SDD.
rs. novemDra, nedelja. - Pev-
ski zbor "Jadran" koncert v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd..
2. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
zeni bratje SNPJ Piles " Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
9. decembra, nedelja. - Dram
sko drustvo 'Anton Verov-
j SEX" - prireditev " SID.
16. decembra, nedelja. - Zen
ski klub - pies " SID.
%. decembra, nedelja. - Zen
ski klub - pies v SDD.
rs. deeembra, torek. - Socialis-
ticni; klub st. 49. - pies v
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
80. decembra, nedelja. - Odbor
"a ameriske vojake - pies v
S. d. d.
81. decembra, ponedeljek - Sill
vestrov' pies zbora "Jadran"
vs.. D. D.
1946
13.. januarja, sobota. - zenski
klub - Pies " dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
20. januarja. - Pevski zbor
"Slovan" praznuje deset-
letnico 8 koncertom v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave.
8. februarja, nedelja. - zenski
klub priredi pies v dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
10. februarja, nedelja. - Blej-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27
Progresivne
Slovenke Amerike
fNadaljevanjs 2 2. stEsnD

Sedaj, ko je sezona konzervi-
ranja, bi bilo jake priporocljivo
da bi katera clanica napisals
kak dober receipt. Kaj pa ii
Ancka II Greenwooda 4? Mrs
Kline (tvoja svakinja) mi j.
pravila, da imas obilo razno.
vrstnih dobrot konzerviranih.
Theresa Gorjanc, kr. st. 1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27
PisnO IL Stranske vasi pri. Ljubljani

w - ~ ~
Mrs. 'Minka Kramer, kis fsvo-
jin1 naozem Fvodi gostilnoi pod
imenon Kramer,s Grill ma E..
1876 ST., jeeprejela sledece pismo
cd svoje sestricine Nezke Koza-
mernik il. Stranske vasi pri
lLjubljani, hi Sc. glasf::
t"praga Minka! r.
| "Po dolgem in tezken casu Sc
Ii zopet oglasam s pisanjem.
Morda Sc bos za6udila. sele, Sc
daj Toda ne misli si zakaj! Ime-
Ii in pretrpeli smo veliko gorja
in tezav. Sedaj smo pa osvobo-
jeni in smo zadihali zopet svo-
bodno in srecno. stiri leta smo
preziveli pod okupatorji, XII so
mas mueili in tnpin6ili. Kdor to
poskusa in trpi, sele We, kaj so
tujci.
''Ves, Minka, ne bonn ii mo-
gla vse tako natancno popisati,
ker to, je proved in premueno.
"Trpeli smo telesno kot ziv-
emo. Pri mas v druzini smo dozi-
veil veliko gorja. Dne 8. maja
1912 so ustrelili Itaijani Jer-
nejkota. Predno, je. padel, je bill
obsojen, da je partizanon1 nosil
thrano v gozd, nakar so ga pre-
|tepli' in odvedli ma karabinersko
stanico, zaslisali pet minut, ma
to napodili proti neki vodi, in je
z dvignjenimi rokami prosil in
klical Mario. ma pomoc, kazal
sliko z zeno in otroci, da bi ga
spustili;; padlo je pet strelov ma
MEGA, nakar so ga virgil v vodo.
Nam so sele. sporocili nekaj
ur pozneje, kaj so, naredili z
MIN. Lezal je. " vodi. Drugi dan
so ga prepeljali v mrtvasnico,
kjer je lezal. $ sestimi tovarisi.
Teden pozneje smo ga pokopali
tako< kakor~ psa. Brez zvonenja,
brez pogrebcev, brez duhovna.
Kakih 20 do 80 metrov smo bill
odstranjeni cd njegovega gro
ba, alta in Janez pa sploh nista
smela priti ma pokopalisce. Po-
kopali SO vseh sest tovarisev ma
enkrat. Niti otroke MISC pustili
blize. ,Potem 81 lahko mislis in
predstavljas, kako je bilo.
"Drugo gorje je bilo, ko SO od-
vedli Janeza 9. septembra 1912,
italjanski vojaki v internacijo.
Ma Rabu je bill stiri mesece, nato
je prisel " Treviso in v Gonars,
kjer je prestal veliko gorja. Bill
je v internaciji 13 mesecev in Sc
nazadnje sem. sla sama po ME-
ga " logar v Gonars, kjer ie bill
operiral,. &c bi I'll JAZZ mogla vse
to popisati, kajfje prestal, koliko
je bill lacen in muden, to, III ne
morem!'
'eTakojF drugi dan po aretaciji
Janeza so, obkolili hiso in. well
alta in. obe lovski1 puski. Ia pu-
ske je bilo izdano dovoljenje, to-
da nj pri tel drhalji mic veljalo.
Ako ne hi preprosili bi ustrelili
Sc atasin. tako. so jih spustili v
nekem grabnu. +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27
llrei[ll1llOVa
:. po!$t'a |
Krasan uspeh =
fil1nske predstave

d..
Krasan uspeh
filrnske predstavs
Cleveland, Ohio. .- Ce se kdo
dvomi, da ameriski Jugoslova-
nj ne simpatizirajo z Osvobo-
dino fronto, marsalom Titom
in hrabro sovjetsko armada, XII
je pomagala osyoboditi Jugosla-
WHO, ia hi moral biti navzoc ma
predvajanju jugoslovanskih vol
nih filmov, v nedeljo dne %,
septembra v Sloyenskem narod-
nem domu ma St. Clair Ave. Da-
81 tocnost nj nase. svojstvo, je
bila obsirna dvorana OBJ napo-
vedani uri ze polna in petnajst
minut pozneje, ne le natrpana,
temvec je morale par sto ljudi
oditi, ker nj bio vec prostora,
Blagajnik ". Salmich nam je
povedaL da je prodal natancno
1,342 vstopnic.
Ia uspeh je presenetil maj
vecje optimistic, ampak dejstvo
ostane, da so k temu uspehu
mnogo pripomogli: Hrvatje, Sr-
hi, Macedonci in crnogorci. Slo-
vencev je, bilo navzocih pribliz-
no polovico. Ia narodna masa
je dokazala, da j je. pri srcu
skupno, delo vseh Jugoslovanov
v korist move domovine Ameri-
ke, kot tudi. bivse domovine Ju-
goslavije, in da "a separatiste
nj prostora- v njenih vrstah.
Ma vsporedu so, bile slike liz
bojev v Nemciji, osvoboditev
Belgrade in Bolgarske po. par
tizanski in ruski armadi, IL. ziv-
ljenja jugoslovanskih begun
cev v Egiptu in DIR. Kernove sill
ke, XII jih je posnel leta 1927, v
Sloveniji. Vse. slike. so ugajale
ljudem, najboji pa. seveda "a
vzetje Belgrade in Bolgarske.
Najvecjo aklamacijo- so dobile
ruske in partizanske armadne
edinice " poulienih bojih, kot
tudi sam Tito.
zal, da so Sc med predstavo
pojavile tehnicne neprilike s
"projektorjem'', kar je napra-
vilo mucen Wits ma avdijenco,
toda vzlic temu nismo imeli od-
morov. PNporocljiva hi bila tu-
di vecja mreza in jacja zarni-
ca. Obcinstvo maj torej oprosti
tenn malim hibam, katere bono
skusali odpraviti v, bodoce.
Med predvajanjem filmov je
govoril porocnik jugoslovanske
trgovske mornarice, Zvonimir
Juresie. On je predstavnik no.
We Jugoslavije in. vsega, kar je
q MO v zvezi. Obenem Sc naha-
ia ma predavateljski turf "a
amerisko) mladino. Je to SIM
paticen FAINT, polnt energije in
we're "a lepso bodoenost njego-
We domovine.
Prostovoljni darovi. SO. znasa-
Ii $4,000, kar znaci, da bodo
jugoslovanski siromaki prejeli
cd te predstave blizu tisocaka.
Zdruzeni odbor clevelandskih
Jugoslovanov, Sc oh tel priliki
zahvaljuje cenjenemu obcin-
stvu "a tako, obilen poset in "a
velikodusne darove. Uverjeni
bodite, da bo narod v starem
kraju znal ceniti vase zrtve in,
da vas bo ohranil ainem
spominu.. ~
Ia odbor
Frank Cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-27

faithful Dolly Church Of God surrounded by
pushing curious Brother lewis For wished
sasket the ralesnake which killed him. Rreache
Ford result snake received service held
Daisy Tenn, st which snake handling Mghlight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02

publishing trades; 80 in chemicals.
Of which the majority were placed
in fertilizer plants; three in stone,
clay and glass; one in iron and
steel and 10 in ship and boat build
ing.
Other placements included % in
to the contract construction field
II with railroads; seven into pub.
lie utilities; "a into the wholesale
and retail trade; one into finance;
II into service, excluding house.
hold work and five into govern
ment establishments.
Total placements included 81 wo.
men; 80 ex-service men and 13
handicapped persons.
In commenting on the large num-
Der of persons who visit the Office,
Mosely said the majority desiring
USES aid report to the office on
Mondays and Tuesday, causing
many long waiting periods and in
many instances, a second trip to
the office. If the visits were spread
out over the working week, he said,
the office would be able to expedite
the claims more speedily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
War Vets Pose Problem,
For Local USES Office

Mosely's figures showed. 149 form.
er CHS were referred to local
businesses and industries for iot
placement. A total of 80 were
placed.
Inc ex-serviceman. being afford.
ed special treatment by the USES,
does not, however, represent a
majority Of the case load being
servlced by the local employment
agency. Last month, a total of 54a
persons, including the 149 veterans
were referred to non-agricultura al
industries and businesses. Of this
number, 1913 were placed in gain
full employment.
Mosely stressed the fact that
many workers of the total referred
Tor jobs had accepted positions,
but had failed either to report or
mad remained on the job for an
hour or So then quit. He said this
condition was prevalent, not only
In this community, but in many
others Throughout the state and
nation.
In the case of the CT, Mosely
said an entirely different picture
is presented. These returning vet
Grams, he stated, come into the
office wanting job and wanting
to work, but many of them have
served in the armed forces direct
ly from high school, and have not
had the opportunity to decide on
a vocation or avocation.
During the past month 81 vet
Grams were referred to other vet
eranS' agencies for training or fur
ther counceling.
I'VE attempt to give each visitor
to the office vocational counseling
and have discovered that the ma
jority of the men are interested in
finding work of a mechanical, ma
ture," Mosely reported.
At the present time, COS veterans
are receiving aid under the CT re-
adjustment allowance act which
allows for the payment of benefits
while the veteran is looking for
job, or augments his salary if he
is earning under 500 per month.
Sixteen of this total are men who
are working but are making less
than the specified monthly in
come. November claims for bene-
fits totalled 174 with 431 continu-.
ing claims.
The number Of persons visiting
the office during the past month
was 3,013 of which total 2,618 re-
ceived or asked for. additional
service, such as information re-.
garding their present claims,
weekly visits which are required
etc. Of this number LOGO were
World War II veterans with ~
World War I veterans being inter-,
viewed and requesting veterans
aid. ..sa..,,. -.
New claims filed by non-ueterans
totaled 900, of which $40 were new
claims and $50 continuing claims
or recipients Of unemployment
compensation.
Total placements included the
placing Of 80 men and nine women
in local industries. A breakdown
of these placements show six were
placed into the manufacture of
food and kindred products; five in
apparel; 20 in numbering and tim
Der; two in printing and allied
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
Free For Asthma
Durinq Winter

If you suffer with those terrible at
tacks Of Asthma when it is cold and
damp; if raw. Wintry winds make you
choke as if each. gasp for breath was
the very lasl; if restful sleep is impos-
sible because of the struggle to breathe;
if you feel the disease is slowly wear
ing your life away, don't fail to send at
once to the Frontier Asthma Co. for a
free trial of a remarkable method. No
matter where you live or whether you
the Sun, send for this free trial. If you
have suffered for lifetime and tried
everything you could learn of without
relief; even if you are utterly discour-
aged, do not abandon hope but send to-
day for this free trial. It will cost you
nothing Address \
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
OPPORTUNITY BECKONS

DOUGLAS, Wyo. W.D-Bacf1e-
lors in Douglas either have found
private laundries or are Wasnlng
things out themselves now, follow
ing the closing of the Douglas
Steam Laundry here for the second
time because of help shortage.
Owner George A. Ashland limited
that any young man interested IN
learning the laundry business
from the ground up" might see
him for a good proposition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
u,nv Without Prior 0ccu-
'a,t;onaI Training, Office
Records Disclose

NAV veterans, many of whom
wa ii,-le or no occupational train
hao -,. 10 military service, are
ING ,,;P1 p to be the No. l concern
coA. Ln Wilmington division of the
o. d e:'' Employment Service, figures
T. ,,aniled by P. W. Mosely, acting
co otao manager, disclosed yester-
day. no ,,onth of November
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
HEAVY INHERITANCE TAX

If an Englishman leaves $1,000.
600 at his death, his heirs get only
$500, 600; the rest goes to the Brit
ish government as an inheritance
tax
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-26
Dedicate Organ
On Sunday
Rev. Tsehudy leoves
Froser Next Week

FRASER - The Rev. Lynn
Baltzer Tschudy on Sunday will
deliver his farewell sermon to
members of Zion Evangelical &
Reformed church prior to taking
over his new pastorate at st.
Johns church, Tiffin, Ohio.
On the same day the new
Steffens Memorial pipe organ
will be dedicated in special serv.
ices at the Fraser church which.
during the afternoon will wit.
ness musical selections by the
Rev. William F. Simon, of st
Johns church. Wyandotte. j. c
Carts will serve as vocalist fog
the occasion.
At 8 pm. Sunday recital
featuring Miss Inge Gohde al
the organ will find Tracy Syl'
vester in the role of vocalist.
The organ, funds for which
were presented in July, l943, 10
a Wycks of beautiful tone and
construction. Mrs. Steffens died
but one month following an.
nouncement of the memorial
gift to the church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-26
Properly Proud
of Three Sons
in Armed Services

ROSEVILLE- Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Walquist, 28890 Gratiot
avenue, are very proud Of their
three sons who are in service.
Kelly, %, is stationed at Mon
mouth College, ILL.,; Pfc. William,
20, is with the medical corps
in the Dutch East Indies, and
Pfc. James, 10, of the USMC is
a patient in the Marine hospital
in Oakland, Calf.
Pfc. James Walquist, (Jim)
had the unique distinction OF
being the third wounded Ma
rine to be evacuated from Two
lima, and taken to a hospital
ship. In service year, the
bloody battle on the island OF
Two Jima was his first taste OF
action under direct fire. He was
on the beach but a short time
when on Feb. Is he received 13
shrapnel wounds and q COM
pound fracture of the ankle.
After a short stop at some Pa
cific Island, he arrived in Hon.
olulu, and was later sent to the
Marine Hospital at Oakland,
Calf. He and his family hope
that he will soon be sent to the
Navy hospital at Great Lakes.
Pfc. William Walquist Is
working with the Army medical
corps at the 51st General Hos
pital. After spending some time
in New Guinea, he contracted q
tropical disease and was sent to
the Dutch East Indies.
The other son Kelly Is listed
as a special teacher and is also
receiving instructions on in
struments at the Navy training
center at Monmouth, Ill. Previ-
ously he was stationed at Camp
Perry.
William and Kelly were grad
uated from the Roseville High
school. James also attended
Roseville School but enlisted
before graduation. Mr.. Walquist
father of the three boys, is a
veteran of World War /.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-26
Armada

ARMADA-The Glee Club Of
the local high school are giving
al operetta, Rose of the DAN
ube" at the school auditorium,
Friday and Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harvard Ward is director.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller
have sold their IS acre farm on
'-'oodbeck to Robert Fisher of
East Detroit, who will take pos
session in July. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will move to Armada
where they have purchased a
home on Main street.
Orvy Hullett, Jr., and Roy
Sutherland attended the meet
ing of the Eastern Michigan
bean shippers association in Port
Huron, Thursday evening, April
10. A chicken dinner was served
followed by a business meeting.
Mrs. Eleanor Planck of Crosse
Pointe spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilder.
Miss Dorothy Bradley of Flint
and Collins Bradley of Detroit
visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bradley over the
weekend. Sunday guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bradley,
sons Jimmy and Stuart and Mrs.
w. l. Savery of Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Frank True, Mrs. Har-
old Day and son, Harold Jr., and
Mrs. Roy Sutherland attended
the one hundred fifth annual
meeting of the Eastern Associ-
alton of Congregational Chris
tian Churches at the First Con-
gregational hurch in Port
Huron Sunday representing the
local Congregational church.