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Evening star., 1945-11-19
In the Diplomatic Circle
Actiuities Include Trauel;
Newcomers Being Welcomed

the diplomatic
in few expected the
metropolis
mainder of the
Another diplomatic couple enjoying brief sojourn
Loudon plan
in
the Washington tomorrow after longer
will Ambassador Bonnet,
Nations
accompany during
his absence.
Word Legation
Evening star., 1945-11-19
Advertising Club
To Hold Luncheon

Fair Employment Practices" will
be discussed by Representative
Charles M. La Toilette, of Indiana.
before the Woman's Advertising
Club Of Washington at the regular
Wednesday luncheon In the Lee
Sheraton Hotel
One Of the original sponsors Of
the legislation for a permanent Fair
Employment Practices Committee,
Mr.. La Toilette worked tirelessly for
the bill in the 18th Congress and is
continuing to do so in the 18th Con-
greSS.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
4lumnae to Meet

The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum
nae Association will hold a supper
meeting at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
home of Mrs. R. B. High, 22Ol South
Knoll road, Arlington, Va.
Charles w. Smith, public opinion
analyst of the division of public
l1alson Of the State Department,
Will speak on The Potsdam Con-
ference and New Issues"
Mrs. Ralph Dwsn Is in charge of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Al
bert Thornbrough, who is taking
reservations.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
WCTU Meetine

The Central Iota Sigma WCTU
will meet at 7:45 pm tomorrow ir
the District headquarters, at 522
Sixth street NV.
DR.. Marion Brown. Mrs. Bertie
Farmer, Miss Clara Blystone and
Mrs. George Cook, directors Of the
Health. Membership, Publicity and
Spiritual Life Committees, will re-
port on their respective depart
ments.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
T0Address Club

Members Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club of the All
Souls Church, Unitarian, will pre-.
sent DR.. Rayford W.'Logan, pro-
fessor Of history at Howard Uni
versity, as guest speaker following
dinner at $50 pm. Wednesday. He
will speak on "A Historian Views
the Race Question" ="
Evening star., 1945-11-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. B.


university's child center staff, viii
be guest speaker.
Graduates of c. U. wishing to join
the alumnae association are asked
to communicate with Mrs. Joseph
DAILY, Hobart 6845 or Miss Mcneil,
Emerson 9l30
Evening star., 1945-11-19
Miss Tr01eU WedS

Mrs. Ieona G. TroXell Of Roanoke
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mildred Elizabeth
Troxell, to Mr.. John william Cooper.
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cooper of
Thaxton, Va. The ceremony took
place recently in the Greene Memo
rial Methodist Episcopal Church in
Roanoke. DR.. L. G. Sturdivant off,
ciated
Evening star., 1945-11-19
Meeting POSTPONED

The biological science group of the
washington Chapter of the Special
Libraries Association has postponed
Its November 20 meeting to February
rs, at which time DR.. Chester E.
Leese, who was to have addressed
this months meeting, will speak.
Evening star., 1945-11-19

The daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. EdWard G. Brooks OF Re-
public, Pa, before her recent
10edding to 1t. Il. g. Jesse A.
johnson, U. S. N. r., 1Oas Miss
Betty J. Brooks of this city.
The ceremony took place
in the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Alexandria and a
reception tollo,Ded at the
George Mason Hotel. 1t. John
son is the son OF Mrs. Alberta
Johnson OF Long Beach, Calf.
-Lioyd's Photo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
'BriggsNdnnes
New Chief

w. Dean Robinson. Son-in-law
o. Walter Q. Briggs. chairDan Of
the board Of directors and founder
81 the ecftinanx.-trc-.-IJy--- 1zzs-.--Cu
duties as president and general
manager of the Briggs Manutsc'
turing Co.
Robinson was elected 20 succeed
W. p. Brown whose resignation
ss president, director and general
manager was accepted by the
board yesterday. He was vice
president and assistant general
manager.
Z. F. Lundberg was elected to
Oil RobinSon'S 5 post as vice presi.
Dent and Charles T. Fisher Jro
was elected 10 the board Of direc-
tors. Walter o. Briggs Jr.. was
Reelected treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
OO0Smifhs 10 Honor
Al Smith al Rites

NEW YORK, oct. 10 INS)-
The "Clan Of the Smiths will
meet IN New York oct, 81 10 pay
tribute 10 the late Alfred 4.
Smith.
More than 5000 Smiths in the
New York area will be invited 70
help in the campaign 10 raise
S3.000o00 70 erect a memorial
tcEr.t-z----- ..iFs-I,,3S- New York
governor and presidential candi-
date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Belgium Requests
Leopold Report

PARIS, Oct. ls QNs) - Pre-
mier Achille van Acker OF Bel
gium today was reported 10 have
requested the u. s. state depart
ment for a copy OF a stenogrsphic
report on a conference between
Hitler and King Leopold in 1910.
-HrtcS-cr-t',1Es ~ etsifff Befeif'
tesgaden reportedly were found
by American troops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Deny Ship Transfer

WASHINGTON, Oct 10 (INS)
The British merchant shipping
mission denied today -tnat British
representatives are negotiating
with American authorities FOR The
transfer of 500 10 1000 Liberty
ships 10 Great Britain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Butter Subsidy Off;
Price tn Rise 3 Cts.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 CINS}
The government has paved the
way for an increase in the retail
price OF butter OF 5 TO 6 cents a
pound by removing the subsidy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
u. -. IndicIS Pair
I'm SIII.OOO HOIdup

4 LOS ANGELES. Oct 70 INsl
--IndictmentS filed by a federal
grand jury today accused John J.
tckele. 26 Camden, ~. j. and
Stanley Matysek, p. Niagara
Falls. Of the Slll.300 holdup rob
berry OF two Hollywood State Bank
messengers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

CoUsronrsnf rsEUlotions fafh,s us - accept loose
reiioH stamps. Ihsss must bs detached from
your boob m the presence ef ths .elespsrEon.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Vatican Denies Hand
In Polish Government

VATICAN CITY, Sept. Is CINS)
Vatican spokeSmen today denied
reported Polish provisional gov
eminent charges that the Holy See
appointed Germans 10 administer
Polish territory during the Nazi
occupation.
The records are clear and
they show no Such initiative
ever was taken" they declared.
AS a matter OF fact, the Holy
See never made single APP
pOintment anywhere in Poland
since the NaZi occupation"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Making Prayer Count
If Your Prayers Are Not Answered
You May Find the Reason Here
BY r. A. sCHERR

DRAYER is mighty force. One writer says that it is
'he key the hand Of faith TO unlock heavens store
house
Sometimes feel that we must be eloquent and have
great command Of language have power prayer but
in STUDYING the PRAYERS of the Bible find that the most
beautiful prayers short and simply worded Take the
Lords PRAYER for instance 1t contains only 90 words but
what territory covers-everythng that man needs.
Then there publican the temple pray
Notice wonderful Ged he mereifHl Ia sinner
We can all pray In dark hour when Christ hanging
on the cross of the maefaotor cried OUT Lord remember
me when Thou contest into the kingdom
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Shift Priests
In This Area

The designations Of two pastors
and the transfers Of three others
were revealed this week by the
'chaneery Office Of the Catholic
archdiocese Of Detroit.
Er. InScph,Ianecek, founder and
pastor of ST. John Nepomucene
parish and priest for 80 years,
has resigned after celebrating his
diamond jubilee, June %
Because Of III health, F'r VIII
liam J. Hayden. pastor Of Sacred
Heart parish OF Hudson has also
resigned He will make his nome
in ST. Lawrence Hospital at Ian
sing.
Transfers include Fr. John NJ.
Lynch from Our Lady Of Victory
parish. Worthwhile. 10 Guardian
Angels parish, Clawson, Fr. Lo-
rcnzo Woods from St. Patrick
parish of Mortified 10 North
vile, and FIR Joseph @. Mccarthy
10 NOTthficld
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

When Peter was walking on the
water. and looked away from
Christ for a moment and started
10 sink. he cried: Lord. save
me The lcper who came running
20 Christ fcll ar his feet and said.
lord. II thou wilt thou canst
make me clean
THERE are certain other es-
4 SentIalS 10 a true praNer
First. there is alteration. When
praying We are IN the presence Of
the King of Kings and Lord OF
Lords. Daniel SAID that he set his
face before the Lord m SaCKc10Jh.
recognizing his sins Abraham
bowed himself 70 -1he-E ground
Moses took the shoes from off his
feet.
When one comes into the pres
ence of the Lord, he must he pre-
pared 10 say with Isaiah; Il am a
man OF unClcan lips Or with
Peter, Il am a sinful man
We should come before the
Lord with such humility as Job
had when he said: Il abhor my
self, and repent in dust and
ashes, When the centurion came
10 Christ he recognized the great
ness of the Master and he said:
Il am not worthy that Thou
shouldst enter under my ROOF"
In approaching God We must
make confession OF any wrong we
may have in our hearts. The
channel between us and God must
be clear. Daniel in approaching
God said; I'VE have Slnned, and
have committed iniquity and
have done wIckedly. and have re-
belled, even by departing from
Thy preCeptS and from Thy iudg.
mentS neither have we hearkened
unto Thy servants Daniel e=5-6-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

WHEN we pray for our chill
w dren We must do all in our
power by example to anSwer.our
prayers. If | do not want my
child 10 steal, | must not steal.
II do not want my child To tell
falsehoods, / must not tell false
hoods
When I pray for missions l
must do all IN my power 30 sup
port missions. When / pray for
the Lord to come soon. / must
play my part in completing his
work in the world When | pray,
Thy will be done on earth, as il
Is in heaven | must allow him
full sway in my heat.
II the Lord should suddenly
appear before Us while we were
praying and ask us what We want.
would We be afraid and not know
what 10 tel hlm2 Some prayers
are 50 cold that they freeze he
fore they get 10 heaven. Some
people would be greatly surprised
If their prayers were really an
Swercd We should come with a
hcggsrS humility. seek with a
servants CarciulnCSS. but knock
with the confidence of a friend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

before nc" Create in me a
clean heart. q Sod. and renew
a right spirit within me Psalm
Sis, 10
4 farmer went with his son
10 the wheat fields. His son ad-
mrcd the straight stalks, but his
father said: They are light
headed Those with fun. bcauti-
ful grain have heads bowed down. I"
A prayer without pcntience is a
prayer without acceptance. If no
tear has fallen upon it, it with
erS. The prophet Isaiah, record
IAs- -the message OF GOD, says;
ITO what purpose is the null
-titHae of soHr sacrifices unto
me? Saith the Lard: am
full Of burnt offerings Of rams,
and the fat Of fed beasts; and
delight not i'm the blood of
bullOcks. or of lambs, or of
he goats. When We come tn
appear before me. who hath
required this at your hand, 10
tread my courts? Bring no
more vain ohlatious: incense Is
an abOmination unto me; the
new moons and Sabbaths. the
calling of assemblies. I cannot
away with; IL j. iBifuity, even
the solemn meeting. Your new
moons and your appointed feasts
my soul hatheth: they ARE
trouble unto me; I am weary
10 hear them. And when We
spread forth your hands, | will
hide mine eyes from you: yes,
when We make many prayers,
1 will not hear: your hands
are fun Of blood. Wash YOU,
make YOU clean: put away the
evil of your doings from before
mine -eEes:=eease- -tiu-rvii;-
learn 10 do well; seek Judgment,
relieve the oppressed, Judge the
tatherfeSs. plead for the widow.
Come now, and let us reason
together, saith the Lord: though
your sins he n scarlet, they
shall he aS white rs snow;
though they he red like Grim
son, they shall be As wool"
Isaiah l:ll-18.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Reprinted by permission
from the Aug. %, 1915 issue
Of Signs Of the Times. the
Worlds Prophetic Weekly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

AANID.- when he came 10 God,
~ said: Il acknowledge my
transgresSlons. An my sin is eNer
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

A MOTHER matter To consider
"A in prayer is restitution. When
ZacchaeuS saw Jesus and was in
vited by him to come down from
the sycamore tree, his first words
were: IF | have taken anything
from any man by false accusation,
| restore him fOuTfold." If we
would have power in prayer we
must avoid the mistakes of An
anias, and Sapphira. of Judas, of
Achan, and of Saul.
Another factor in successful
prayer is forgiveness. We pray:
Forgive us our debts, as we for
give our debtors" Suppose God
should say, AS We do sometimes
| VIII forgive. but l Will not for
get What a terrible condition We
would be in The Lord SAYS that
We should first be reconclled 10
our brother. then come and offer
our gifts. God says: Il will remem-
her their sin no more" / will blot
them out "as a thick cloud. Il
will cast all their sins into the
depths of the sea" We must be
willing to do the same.
God cannot answer prayer that
does not do its utmost 10 answer
itself. If one prays to be saved
from sin. one must stay away
from places where sin is practiced
and from looking upon things that
lead into temptation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23
Around the Town nj Utica

I members present. They includ-
ed Mrs. Douglas Lane, of Pont-
lac; Mrs. Perrin ShattEck. o.
Birmingham; Isla Mesome, Mrs.
ELAN Magahay, Sarah Andrus,
Mrs. Jack Harvey and Gertrude
Hahn of Utica.
A shower was given for
Shirley, the iXyear-old girl,
who has just been taken into
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
adoption. Toys and games were
among the gifts received. The
rext meeting Of the club will
be with Mrs. Perrin Shattuck N
Birmingham Sept. Is.
Margaret Rettmnler left on
/ Wednesday for Denver, Colo,
where she will assist as nurse IL
one of the hospitals.
City Clerk Helen Kraft. Flea
nor PrichS. and Mary Louise
Grabski will leave Sunday for
Johnstons Rustic Rest, near
Prudenville, on ten-day vaca-
ton.
Sgt. julius Barlow. accom-
panied by ms wife and family,
are spending part of his 3O-day
furlough with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Chapoton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller, o.
Utica, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Miller and family OF
32l0 Mackey road. Richmond, IN
Friday the occasion being the
birthday of Miss Helen Miller.
Other guests included Mrs. John
DeLand, Miss Jean DeLand,
Miss June DeLand, Mrs Art
Schoenberg. and son, Robert
of Rich mo d, MI. and
Mrs. Otto Schroeder and danGh-
Ter, Shirley Ann, Mrs. August
Klein, of Mt. Clemens. Games
and cards were played and lunch
was served. Miss Miller received
many lovely and useful gifts.
On Friday guests at the Miller
home were Raymond Eicnbauer,
S. F. &c, just back from Okln-
ava. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eich-
bauer, of Detroit. Geraldine Mil
Ter is spending the week Wl1l
her cousin. Marion.
Crissman- Mrs Breed
and Mrs. E. o. ENERGY, of Royal
Oak, visited Mr.. Crissman :
brother, Ira CriSsman, al the
Masonic Home in Alma on Tues
day.
f. o. Gildart, who has been
n Utica for the past three weeks
taking down the brick barn on
his property on Clinton street,
returned TO his home in Lansing
Tuesday.
Utica schools will open on
Tuesday, Sept. 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Crisis
man and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Baker and son en-
joyed a picnic at Bob-Lo, Tues
day.
The Malow family reunion was
held at Trinity Lutheran Parish
house on Sunday with about 80
members present. A pot-lucG
lunch was served and a general
good time enjoyed
Cpl. William H. Kerner, who
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23

w ASHlNGTON- is re-
ceived here of the death OF Mrs.
Caroline White, of Rochester,
formerly of Washington. Mrs.
white was taken suddenly ill al
ner home and later removed to
General hospital, Pontiac. She
was the widow of the late Capt.
Albert E. White.
Mrs. Bertha Brabb, of Yale,
was the guest of her sister-in
law, Mrs Ethel Grim, over the
week end.
Washington Methodist Sun
day School enjoyed their an
nual picnic and pot-luck dinner
at Avon Park, Rochester, Sat
urday p. m.
Mrs. Bertha Smith and Mrs.
Grace Rhodes friends from
kalamazoo were guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Allen Cherry, and rel
atives, in Detroit through last
week.
Dan Miller, of Macomb visited
Jesse Bromley one day this
week.
Mrs. Myrta LaChance moved
into her home on the corner,
5307 Van Dyke last week and is
making some improvements and
alterations TO the interior.
Mrs. Jennie Ruttan entertain
ed a number of friends at a sur
prise birthday party honoring
Mrs. Bertha Apling at her home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fender
grass left Tuesday for a week S
vacation at Benton Harbor.
Their niece, Shirley, returned
home to Toledo with her par
ents Saturday after spending
summer vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pendergrass.
Mrs. Sarah Butler of BEDFORD
and niece, Mrs. Matte Dobson,
of Detroit, visited Mrs. Minnie
Hartley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Sable and
children enjoyed q days outing
at Port Sanilac, Lake Huron
Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Bromley spent last
Friday with her sister. Mrs.
Fred Greal, at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spring
stein had as guests friends from
Detroit Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Wolcott will en-
terrain at 4 pink and blue show
err at her home on Wolcott road
next Wednesday for her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert r. Teller.
Miss Winnie Thorington re-
turned to her home In Detroit
Saturday after spending q few
weeks with Mrs. Inez Hazard.
Mrs. Roy Taft spent the day
Friday with he mother, Mrs. Al
bert Ball and daughter ut Ar
mazda.
The Methodist w 3 G 3. will
meet with Mrs. Laura and Isabel
Curtis Friday, Sept. 7, for a pot
luck luncheon and business
meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23

UTlCA-Services for the UTICA
Methodist church next Sunday
IN the Utica High School audi
toriurn because the interior OF
the church is being redecorated.
A VI Worship service was held
in the school last Sunday which
was largely attended. Special
music was furnished by the
choir and the pastor, Rev. Yer
sile D. Bentley spoke on Victory
and a Long Look Ahead
DR.. Hensel, Osteopthic ply
eician, of Rochester and northern
Michigan will locate in Utica
and has rented the offices on the
second floor OF the Messmore
building on Main street. DR.. and
Mrs. Hensel will occupy the list
lust vacated by Mrs. Carl Glady.
Arthur N. Chapoton il absent
on a business trip to st. Louis
Mo, and Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Chapoion
are setting in their new home
the Vina Runyan residence
Chapoton has accepted a posi-
ton as coach with the Van Dyke
schools. He has been employed
in the Inlay City schools the
past two years and returned
this week from Bowling Green,
Ohio where he attended summer
school.
Mrs. Clarence Church was
hostess to the members OF the
Raspberry Club" at her lovely
home, ALL Cass avenue, Utica,
on Tuesday evening with ali
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23
Sells Wolverine
Circus Scheduled

ROSEVILLE - Miss lie Eve
performs on the flying trapeze
at the very peak of the Sells
Wolverine Circus tent. Miss
LIE Eve will appear twice daily
3:15 and 8:l5 p. m, August %
and 20, at the VFW show
grounds 10h Mile Road and
Gratiot avenue. Roseville. Sells
Wolverine CIRQUE is sponsored
by the Neil w. Reid Post of the
Veterans of Foreign War of
ROseville.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23

Is SldllOneQ al DAD 1dmDurg
Germany, obtained leave 10 see
his brother P5 Irving Kerner, at
Paris, France. The brothers have
ben very close 10 meeting but
failed each time, but after try
ing for a year they succeeded, il
being the first time Bill had
seen Irving in uniform. Bill
went on overseas duty as Irving
entered the service of his coun.
try 10 months ago. They had a
very enjoyable five days togeth-
er Irving going back 10 Germa-
ny for few days.
DR.. Theo. A. Grove, chiroprac-
tor, accompanied by Mrs. Grove
and daughters, Gloria and Jane,
left TINS week for the doctors
former home in Minnesota,
where they will spend their va
cation, returning 10 Utica about
September 4th.
Harry Magahay returned to
his former position at the
SchWarzkoff funeral home Mon
day after a visit at the home of
old friends in the copper coun-
try of northern Michigan. He
was recently discharged from
service having served in the Pa
cific area for two years.
Mrs. Viola Chapel returned to
her nome IN Utica on Thursday
after several weeks spent with
her son, Frank Chapel and fam
lily in kokomo, Ind. Mrs. Chapel
has been in i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth kru-
ger and cnlloren. FRED and Kay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Matthews
and Ernest Matthews, of De
troit, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Rehse Wednesday.
Fr. Edward j. DeKeyser as
sisted in 40 Hour Devotion serv-
ices IN INLAY cry Tuesday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Mess
more, daughter, Marjorie Sue
and son, James Victor, were the
guests in the home OF the doc
tor mother, Mrs. Howard o.
a part of last week
returning =tileIr-home in
Grand Rapids on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Hirth
are on a two weeks vacation at
Lake Morey, Fairlee, Vermont
Their daughter, Margaret Ann,
who has been acting as dietlclan
at Camp Aloha, near that city
this summer, will return home
with them.
Gerritt Zaagman, of Grand
Haven was a weekend guest Of
his daughter-in-l law, Mrs. Clay
ton Zaagman, and granddaugh
ter, Janet Zaagman, IN the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Rett-
miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Henri
man were injured on WedneS-
day when their motorcycle was
struck by car in Detroit. Mrs
HERMAN suffered broken
bone in her ankle and Mr.. Her
riman was badly bruised.
Mrs. Arthur Brubaker, OF Ma
poleon, Ohio, formerly of Utica,
was the guest of Miss Abbie
one day last week 1t
being Miss Boughton birth an
niversary. She reported Mr..
who was manager OF
the Neuhauser Hatchery in Uti-
ca, is in very poor health.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23
GAY FLOTILLA
GIs Enjoy Cruise On Lake

military in turn played hosts at
dance.
Officers OF the Clinton River
Boat Club, which is a member
of the Inter-Lake Yachting AS
ISOLATION are: DR.. A. c. Cross,
commodore; Directors Wallace
Gerlach, Edgar Kalthoff, How
ard Groesbeck, Hugo Walter,
Jr., Wilbur Held, j. Randolph
Doll and Floyd st. Aubin; Sam
Malbin. treasurer, and Roy O.
Murphy, secretary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23
Two From County
10 Get MSC Degrees

EAST NSIN - Listed
among the 95 students expecting
TO complete requirements for de-
grees from Michigan State col
lege by the end of the summer
session are two people from Ma
comb county. They are Elsie
Luke of Mount Clemens and
Barbara Fearnside of St. Clair
Shores.
Michigan State College holds
graduation exercises only at the
end of the spring quarter. How
ever, summer quarter candidates
were permitted to take part in
commencement exerc ises on
June 9. Some of the students
finished their work during the
six-Week summer term while
others will complete degree re-
quirements by the end of the
full summer session.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23

A 40-mile cruise on Lake ST
Clair in swank cabin cruisers
furnished by the Clinton River
Boat Club on Wednesday night
furnished the most enjoyable
USO-military event of the 1945
season.
Twenty-Five boats, led bv the
large Amanda" of Carl With
am, accommodated close 70 200
en- ! s I d personnel, including
WAC members, and officers, and
an orchestra on the Amanda
added a pleasant musical touch
The boats ranged in size from
% 10 40 footers. and the affair
was arranged by co-chairmen
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23

One out OF every eight tons Of
steel produced in 1912 was alloy
steel, as compared to one out Of
every 20 tons in 1918.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-23

The walrus lived in what IS
now Florida during the Ice Age,
and moose thrived as far south
as Kentucky.