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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-15

Sterling and Shelby townships
had been invited as guests OF
the club with the expectation OF
discussing important matters
with the Rotary board. Super
visor Arthur Priehs and Clerk
John Wright of Sterling, attend.
ed.
Mrs. Richard f. Green will
open her home at 5000 Union
street for the March 20 meeting
of the Utica Tuesday club. Mrs,
Leroy Tyack will act as pro-
gram leader. Study for the day
will be Detroit's City Govern
ment. THE Foundation of Good
Government and its Betrayal"
will be given by Mrs. Russell
German; "The Cause of De-
troits High Crime Rate" is the
topic discussed by Mrs. Ray
Norman, and Norma Wagner
will give a paper on Espionage
and Counter-Espionage." Roll
call will be short from H c. l..
Jackson's column.
The WSCS of the Utica Meth
odist church will hold a rum
mage sale at the John Deere
store building Friday and Sat-
urday, April 6 and Z.
Honoring the birthday Of Pc
ter Goodsir at his home on Cass
avenue, Utica, Saturday night,
the Goodsirs had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Olson Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Petsch and
Mr.. and Mrs. VanTasel of
Crosse Pointe, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Brewer. of Detroit.
Mrs. Frank Wassel entertain
ed at family dinner on Sun
day at her home, 141 Schoen-
herr road, Utica. for her son,
Frank Joseph Vessel who has
been indicted into service in
the Army and left Monday for
Fort Sheridan III. Guests num-
bered 43, among them being
Mrs. Vessels % grandchildren.
Patricia Messmore. 10-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Messmore suffered Sec
ond degree burns to her right
hand Monday afternoon in a pe-
culiar accident. Patsy" was
helping her mother with the
ironing when she caught her
hand. running it into the man.
gle. Painful and serious burns
to the palm resulted.
Wallace Heidi, son Of Mrs.
Otto Boetcher, of Utica, who
was invalided to a Cleveland,
O., hospital from service in the
South Pacific area spent the
week END with his mother.
Monday Mrs. Boettcher received
word that he had developed a
bad case of scarlet fever, when
he returned to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eyster,
who were called home from
Florida by the illness and death
of Mrs. oysters mother, Mrs
Alice MeSsmore, are now with
Mr.. SISTERS daughter in Los
Angeles, Calf.
Casper Swank, who was re-
ported missing in action is now
reported a German prisoner.
Mrs. Ed. Patrick, of River
road. who has been in poor
health for some time, returned
home from Ford Hospital De-
troit, Tuesday night, where she
had been for the past week for
| treatment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-15

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-15
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-15
MEETS MARCH 20

MEETS MARCH 20
A regular business meeting OF
the Metropolitan Club Spirit 3
will be held on Tuesday, March
20, at 8 pm, it is announced to-
day by Harold Widrig, secre-
tary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-15
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oct Klssnite today At Cady and Mccoy
% any good druggist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30
STAGE and SCREEN

, legged guy who wore a battered
top h.t-Ted Lewis. His band.
his tremulous clarinet and voice and
his great theme song When My
Baby. Smile@ at Me. are as popular
today as they were % years ago
incidentally, at this time both Ted
and myself were being continually
pursued by song plugger named
Harry Cohn, who would never ad.
nit defeat Harry today is presi-
dent Of Columbia Pictures. Should
he read these lines, this is to let
him kro; that I'm open to offers
Another face in the parade that
streaks through my memory as I
think back TO those mellow times
belongs TO a dapper, black haired
young guy who was forever asking
me for a cahnce to dance at a DO.
hemian Night party, Although I
chased him away enough times, he
finally wore down my resistance
and ! let him do his buck and wing
one Sunday night for an apprecia.
tive audience. In later years he
did prt tty well, not as a dancer but
as an acto". His name Is George
Raft
All this was happening before
DoEnthy Kilgallen was born. But
by the line she had matured TO the
pigtails and pinafore stage, Prohi
bition and the speakeasy age were
gong ful' blast and we Of the night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30

are waiting for bus or car to
come. and have II ready before
you board the vehicle.
Today's Horoscope
Humor. a vivacious. fun-loving
nature, deep feelings and enthus-
iasm for doing everything we'll are
the keynotes to your character.
Your sound judgment induces
others to confide in you. A serene
married life Is Indicated. You
should end the cycle Of the past
month on the note that you have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30
THEY 81 y

Washington-Maj. Gen. Patrick
Hurley adds fuel to the contro,
versy over his resignation as am.
bassador to China: II / am com
PEELED to fight, can reveal places
where United States forces have
been Used in support OF ideologies
foreign to our American democra.
cy ard the ideal for which we
fought the war"
London Winston Churchill,
former prime minister OF England:
Socialist theories can destroy Bri.
tain more surely than U-boats or
any other form OF warfare"
Washington Senator Edwin
Johnson OF Colorado "In six
months science has created the
atomic bomb and thereby moved
the art Of mass slaughter and
wholesale destruction forward 900
years"
Washington 49, Byron Price re-
ports on conditions I'm Germany:
THE entire basic structure OF
military government in Germany
including the Potsdam declaration,
should be reexamined in the light
OF experience and new conditions. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30

more They had seen your home
and your garden and you had play
ed cards several times and knew
all about their game.
Around 3 o'clock you caught one
Of them yawning ami you went TO
bed little earlier each evening.
Once, when you went into the
guest room, you found hairpins all
over tie place and your male visit
tor had shined his shoes with a
guest towel, and the lady wasn't
nearly so eager to help with the
dishes as when she first came.
Pretty soon you and your hus-
hand / when you went to bed at
night-whispered to each other,
Gosh. another three days. | don't
see how | can stand it," and the
grouchy and your friends went for
a ride and didn't get back until
evening.
Finally the glorious day arrived
the day on which your house
guests finally left
And suddenly everything was
wonderful again the goodbye
kisses and that ofttimes rehears-
ed spec oh. we can't tell you what
a wonderful time we had and you
must come and see us soon"
Then the suitcases were slowed
away and tho oar went slowly dowp
the driveway. You waved and
they threw kisses and when you
were OUT OF sight OF each other. all
Of yoG said, with a sigh OF relief:
Thank God. that is over"
So I hope they'll have a wonder
full time on that Florida yacht trip
And II just make you a bet that
when It's over. they will all raise
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30

club set were drinking champagne
out OF glass slippers and rubbing
shoulder with free-spending gAngs-
ters and checked their artillery in
the coat room before going inside
TO be entertained. Il was a wild.
riOtOus period. those roaring TWEEN.
ties, ole which has been immortal.
lied enough times in print and Gel
luloid to make some OF this sound
repetitlous. My good friend. Texas
Gulnan who has lately been glori.
fed by Paramount had a battle cry
that y pified the spirit OF the day.
II was the famous Hello. sucker!"
She also had a night club, the leg
endary Gu, Guinan, and | followed
her lead by opening the Sophie
Tucker Playground on W SIND st.
in March 1926. We kept right on
featu~iny the guest nights, too.
Eddie Cantor and George Jessei
gave ME the shock OF my life one
midnight when they brought my
own son, Bert. out on the floor to
do a tap dancing act that drew a
lot OF applause. And I'd never even
known the kid could dlfferentlate
between a time step and a shuttle
on to.Buffalo.
To borrow from VIVA Delmar's
new plar title, I'd say that all In
all lt7 been a rich. full life I've
enjoyed in the night clubs. Not
that the experience is by any
means over, for my present stay at
La Martinique has been extended
and my cafe bookings already eI.
tend we'll into 1947.
Copyright. 1945. for Daily Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30

one-Mlnute Test
What Is poetic justice!
For What Itamin Is orange
juice vslued'
. What Is an abbey
Words Of Wisdom
That IS the bitterest Of ALTO
wear the yoke Of our own wrong.
doing George Eliot.
Hlnts on Etiquette
Get your fare out while you
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30
Crowding Ruins Friendship
Looking at Life

Hero 1, an advertisement which
has bee. running for several days
in the classified columns OF a New
York newspaper
Florida vacation afloat in So
foot twin screw motor yacht. three
private staterooms and shower
baths. Equipped for luxury living,
cruising and sport fishing. Several
bookings still available. Twenty
dollars per day per person. Party
OF g."
| do hope that the party will
soon be completed and that all the
participants will have the happiest
of voyages. But doubt II. | doubt
II very much.
Five strange people thrown to
gether on a small boat in three
staterooms.
Five people looking at each 9th
er every day, let's say for two
weeks. crammed together in a
small space, living according to a
program mapped out by someone
else; five people who will probably
start out full Of gaiety and glor-
ious anticipation and, according
TO my own experience, hate each
other before the trip is half over.
You have had week end visitors,
haven't you? Or you have had
relatives or friends visit you for a
prolonged stay.
How nice it was the first day or
two. Good food and games and
pleasant evenings before the fire.
side, warm friendship and that
wonderful life-is.beautiful feeling.
Then the first novelty OF the
visit wore of.
Pleasure became duty. You didn't
quite know what to talk about any
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30

BOMBAY -AP-- Thirteen per
sions were drowned Thursday by a
tidal wave which swept the beaches
at Bombay The tidal wave was be
lieved TO be the result Of the earth
quake reported Wednesday some
where at sea. Observatory experts
place the center OF the quake In
the Arabian Sea at a point equidis-
tant from Karachi and Bombay off
western India. The experts said
the shock was one Of the worst
recorded here in &c years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30
BIG CHIEF ROBIN HOOD

DOVER. y. II -UP-Robin Hood
additionally haunts the forests Of
Nottiarhamshire in England. but
America has a Robin Hood OF its
own who proved his existence on
IN official slip Of paper.
On the bottom Of the deed of
transfer Of the Dover territory to
the early settlers BY the Indians.
there appears the signature "Ould
Robin Hood he has been iden-
tilted as the Indian chiettain in
that area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30

their hands and shout
Never again."
Copyright, 1915, for Daily Press)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

LAMAR Snkue Graeme and Austin Richmond
GARFIELD Hubble Thomas Knowles Lorraine Boardman
Root Charles Hin and William Lister Lansing
where they attended the Older Boys
MISS Mildred Graichen entertained girl
sunday school teacher Mrs Ardon Ballard
St Most of the time dressing for Christmas box
70 be given 70 needy children.
Birth To Mr. and Mrs Wilson wyie daughter Edith Marie
Fifty Years Ago
class conversation which meets twice week has
been started under the direction Of VI Garessen
Nh Wizard has kept his cider very busy this season and re-
ports $4,000 gallons Of cider already made.
an interesting program on Mendelssohn' under
q Miss Marie Dickinson has prepared for the Sappbo club
meeting to be at the home Of Mrs. Walter Hewitt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-30
Your Health
Obesity
Deserves
Consideration
By HERMAN DUNDEsEN. NJ. I


Consideration
BY HERMAN BUNDESEN. NJ.
THIS matter Of being over
weight always deserves serious
consideration. One Of the most
important and common types OF
obesity or overweight Is that
which is due to overeating. There
are a few instances in which the
overweight is due TO some glandu-
lar disturbance, but these are far
in the minority.
According TO Doctor Louis Pei
ner Of Brooklyn, overeating may
be due to some psychic or mental
disturbance in which a person Is
unprepared TO meet the social de-
mands of everyday life. Then,
too. there may be people who lack
normal interest in life and obtain
pleasure in overeating. 1t is often
impossible to satisfy the sppetites
Of such persons.
Mental Conflict
There is, also, q certain form Of
mental conflict in women, which
may lead TO obesity. They overeat
and get fat to escape from the
competition for masculine Atten-
ton.
In treating obesity due TO over
eating, it is obvious that the first
and most important thing to do is
TO put the patient on a low-calorie
well-balanced diet, that is, a diet
low in heat-producing value, but
containing all Of the necessary
food elements, vitamins, and min
erals
II the patient can stick 10 the
diet. no other treatment will be
necessary, but because Of the men
tai conflicts which may be present,
the patients, as a rule, will not
follow the diet outlined for them.
Diet Limited
OF course, the diet should, as q
rule. be limited in such things as
fatty meats, fried foods, bread,
butter, chocolate, cocoa, ice cream,
and cream. Pastries, alcoholic
drinks, sweet potatoes, and white
cereals, such as rice and farina,
must also be reduced in amount.
The patient should eat sparingly
Of such vegetables as green peas.
lima beans, potatoes and corn, and
Of such fruits as berries, apples,
cherries, bananas, and grapes.
The following Of a low-calorie
diet may often cause q feeling of
weakness, and this, together with
the fact that many persons find II
difficult to curb their appetites,
makes II difficult for the patients
to stick to the reducing program.
Therefore, 1t may be necessary
during the reducing period, to
employ some substance that will
check the appetite and, at the
same time, give the patient feel
ing Of well-being that will en-
courage him to continue the diet
AIRY treatment. Two substances
are used for this purpose, one,
amphetamine and the other afro
pine. The drugs, as a rule, are
given by mouth one hour before
each meal. From time to time II
may be necessary to increase the
dose Of these drugs, as the patient
develops a tolerance to them. OF
course, these preparations should
be used only under the Doctors
direction.
Persons who are overweight
can reduce il they follow a we'll
planned program which the doc
e. Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-25

How very important! Hollywood bed outfit, scaled to
fit the households younger generation. Complete in
every detail, too-coiI box spring hardwood legs,
tufted hair top felt motress, sturdy ticking And
glamour note-uphoIsered heodboord in egeshelI .sn1-
uloted leather, studded with brass noiIheods It's q
Junior Folks ensemble by the National Mattress Co.,
expressly designed to please all the junior generotion
Childrens Furniture. Second Floor. The HseAt Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
Ask congressman
BE Tax Exempt

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9 (INS)
Rep. SABBATH (D) of Illinois pro-
poses in a bill introduced in the
House that congressman be per-
mitted an annual $500 income
tax exemption for Lying expenses
incurred while in Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
Himmler Reported
Stripped of Army

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 (INS)-
The Stockholm Tidningen report
ed today that Hitler had repealed
his order of July, 1914, which put
Heinrich Himmler in command OF
the Nazi army home front.
The Swedish report said that
under the new decree il was
emphasized that German troops
fighting on German soil were
under the leadership Of the Ger
man high command.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
Standard 10 Buy
S5O,OOO,OOOOiI Field

NEW YORK, Jan. 19 (INS)-
Standard Oil Of Indiana is nego.
tiating for the purchase Of half oI
the famous old Ocean Oil Field in
Brazoria County, Tex, the N. Y
Journal-American has been in
formed.
Amount involved is reputed "a
be in the neighborhood of $50.-
100000. The property is owned by
]. f. Abercrombie, Texas oil mag
nate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
$1,000 Bond Fixed
I'm Cigaret Theft

James II. Miller. 3s, Of 772O
Pitt today is al lIhAs@@a, under
5000 bond pending trial after
pleading not guilty 20 charges
that he and four others stole a
tuckload Of cigaretS on oct. z.
His plea was entered before
Federal Judge Arthur r. Leterle
yesterday after he was sur
rendered 10 the Y. s. marshal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

Later. he became branch Cir
culation manager and then was
promoted 10 insurance manager.
lie is a graduate of Southeastern
High School. His wife and their
son, Robert, year and half old,
live at 523@ Somerset
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

Forb es. at
tached 10 a field
artillery outfit,
en- tere q the
army in NoVem-
ber. 1943. and
went overseas
a year later,
He had been
with the Times
since his high
S c h ool days
when he carried
a home delivery
route.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
.EX-Tiir1es- Ian
Lost in Reich

Cpl Robert +. Forb~s. former
Detroit Times insurance manager,
has been missing in action IN Ger
many since since Dec. n. his wife,
Dorothy, was informed TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

Too bad your crsnkcsss doesn't squeak!
When springs squeak, most folks get then
cars lubricated. Crsnkoases give no warn
ings Of sticky sfudge that may clog oil
lines and lead to burned-out bearings.
etc. Better change oil every 60 days. or
at 1000 whichever comes first
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-12
FATHER OF FRED McGILL
PASSES AT "a YEARS

w. A. McGill, resident of Libby
for many years passed away at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Irene
Renstrom, in Spokane on June 80.
Death came while he was taking
an afternoon nap in his big chair.
He had been in good health and
it came as shock to his many
friends and neighbors. Mr.. McGill
was "a years old last March 81. He
had a stroke four and a half years
ago while still living in Libby,
where he had made his home since
1913.
He first came to Libby in 1909
but returned to his former home
in Chippewa Falls, Wis He sold
his property there and returned to
Montana in 1918, making that his
home until his illness made it neces-
sary to remove to Spokane.
He worked for many years as
carpenter for the Forest Service in
Libby and Troy.
w. A. McGill, who was born in
Essex, NJ Y, March 81, 1861, is
survived by a son, Fred r. McGill
and four grandchildren and one
greatgrandchild in Libby; daugh-
ter, Irene D. Renstrom, three gran
children and five great grandchil-
dren in Spokane; one brother in
Moorhead. Mimi, two brothers and
sister in Chippewa Falls, Wis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-12
OLD SOL BEARS DOWN

The thermometer has again sky
rocketed this week bringing high
temperatures throughout the coun-
try. High reading when the report
was obtained yesterday morning,
was SO degrees for July 10. The past
week has seen the mercury climb
ing each day into the COS. No pre-
cipitation was recorded during the
period.
The following report for the Lib
by area is published through cour-
tesy of the local forest service:
July MAX. Tenn. 85, Min. AZ
humidity 81
July 5-Max. Tenn. 80, Min. 81
humidity Is.
July 6-Max. Tenn. 81, Min. 40
humidity IL.
July Max. Tenn. So, Min. AZ
humidity IL.
July 8-Max. Tenn. "a, Min. Al
humidity 16.
July 9-Max. Tenn. "a, Min. At
humidity Is.
July lo-Max. Tenn. 80, Min. 48
humidity II.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-07-12
Friday, 18th
Was Lucky

Friday, the ''unluckyD 18th,
proved to be his lucky day for
Pic. Clarence Hogan, when the
hand grenade which gave him the
right to wear the Purple Heart
failed by only a few inches to hit
in a vital part of the young soldiers
body.
Hogan, who Thursday Of last
week arrived in Libby for a 80 day
furlough which he plans to spend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lud
Hogan. is enjoying his first visit
home since October of 1941. The
young soldier has served three and
one-half years in the Far Pacific,
and has done his bit in the fighting
at Guadalcanal, New Georgia, and
Luzon.
He enlisted back in Al, going to
Fort Lewis, Wash, with the ma
tional guards from Whitefish. He
was member of the 25th (Old Ha-
waiian Division) which went over
seas with the first convoy after
Pearl Harbor, Showing off, from
San Francisco December Is, .1941.
When asked where he encoun-
tered the toughest going, the re-
ply was prompt. living conditions
were the worst on New Guinea
but the worst fighting was on Lu
zon in the Philippines" The soldier
admitted that it was on Luzon h,
had his narrowest escape-anl
plenty narrow it was!
It was on Friday, the 18th Of
April that in close fighting Hogan
won his Purple Heart. The wound
resulted from a Jap hand grenade
thrown from close quarters, a mum.
Der of stray pieces of which "sprin-.
kled' him, and one vicious frag-
ment plowed through the fleshy
part Of his left upper arm for {
matter of 8 or 10 inches.
Hogan says The Western New.
used to reach him right along while
overseas, and that it was rather
tough reading about SO many other
fellows getting furloughs home
while he was stuck for so long in {
far away and hostile land. Ye.
home looks pretty fine to the vet
eran, and while he has ample points
for discharge, he has to repor'
back to Los Angeles August |, anc
expects to be sweating it out" fol
some time before the coveted dis
/ charge eventually comes through.