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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Outstate

BALL. PFC pEvERE L-Mu violet
sIRpsALL PVT PERRY MORN z.
BROWN. PVT. BAKER F.-Mu. Ksu' v.
SuTLER PFC. MARTIN R JR.-Mrs
Vida NJ Butler mother Pontiac
CAMPBELL PVT PHILIP Mrs Rose
CARLSON SGT GILBERT A-Mr
Rudolph Carlson. brother Marquette
CHURCH. PFC oRv1LLE Mrs sadie
cLUM rFC WOODROW Mrs Mary l.
CRAVEN PVT JAMES Mrs Leons
craven, mother Charlotte.
DEMO PVT ERNEST N-Mu Lucille p
DRFNTEN. PVT GLENN W Henry Dren-
ten father Hamilton
nuNN-- PFC HAROLD Mrs Psuitur
Hamlin. mother Morncc
FERRIS PFC JACK M-Mrs Dale Ferris
mother Traverse CITY
FISDGAY. PFC FORREST Mrs Phyllis
~ Finday wife Saginaw
FOLKEMA. SGT HAROLD ? Mrs poro
Thy Folkcms wife Grand Rsnids
FORCIER PFC. PAUL J. JR Mrs GLADYS
FOWLER PVT JOSEPH Mrs Anns
Fowler. wife Monroe
FOWLER PIC WILLIAM Mrs Thelma
Fowler mother, owosSo
GILMORE. PFC HARRY JR.-Mu Flor
enre Gilmore mother Film,
GOFF PFC EDGAR Mrs.. Helen L
r.oN mother Battle creek
GooDtNG. CPL. KENNETH w.--Mp porc-
COOISRY. PIC ROBERT F-Mu Jose.
phins MoNet. sister kalamazoo.
uErr PIC ROBERT Mrs Matilda
81 Jusn wife. NJ Clemens
KISDT rFc FRANK Mrs Marie Kind'
KofvoWSKf SGT RAYMOND J-Mr,
Grace p Koin0wskt wife Alpena
KjrtL PVT WILLIAM e JR .--Mrt Rsth-
crime KunI. wife saginaW-
rtvwEILYS- S SGT. WILLIAM DIR
Ms Virginia ~ LteVclyn. wife. Kalamsioo.
LupEPS 6 SGT RICHARD Christ Lu.
GERS father Muskegon
/ MASON. PVT PATRICK E-wuusm Mason
1ecARrY' rW JAMES p-mu Tlorerc.
ussracGAPT PFc TS"' RRucfF Mrs Helen
vFRsWAN : scr NICHOLAS Berend
willEp SGT DONALD D'-mu cath
%, Lgrs, ,!t'sr Linden A.. ,,,,,,
MURRAY ui'' crcswsil
f NELSON 9 Set cREGoR A-Irsn, "
NYHAS PVT HERBErr N-Mr Aims c
LsusrHef mother Chatham
oIA PVT LEO E-mu Anns oi'.
mother Pirk'ord
SHADY PIC WILLIAM T-Wmnsm K
'9aai sssFFrF fi,R'' o,5.T''' SGT 'rpcAR J-mr VII.
srESCEs prC WILLIAM I-Sslson ".
Spencer. 'thf south Haven.
~~@~~~.(z~~~~.~S Sah~,dsy. M
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

The department public of l3i Michigan
soldiers wounded 81 or tee The DetT0t From
Michigan men Killed
action, four of these from the Detroit
The navy department also the of Michigan
wounded Detroit who missing In all
these the of kin been notified and have been kept
informed OF ChanCe
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
OutState

HEsTER PFC ALBERT Mrs Rose Bes
l'a p, T9,hss HaP9@[ Prg SEIrt,4psTs
BoROWsKi PFC ROY Mrs Mary T
Borovsn, wife, New Haven.
CHRISTENSEN. sGrN LEON n - Mrs
Doris Christensen, wife. Sheridan.
BINGHAM PFC. JOHN D.-vsrnon DinTmsn
GoLDNER; PFC Roy D-Mu. Caroline
GRUNo PVT EMMETT AIRS Mou,,
Gruno. wife Flint
HANZLOvIC. Set STEVE v-Mrt Horms
Hanzlovic wife ChesaninE,
HARMON, PVT GEORGE NJ Mrs Alice
Harmon grandmother. Cspac
HARRIS. PVT BERNARD w-Mrs Lila,
Harris. wife. Lansing
LANs PVT ROBERT A-csr Lans
LARSON. PIC RAYMOND v.-Mu Amy
Law LAw PS1e' FTT HARob ien S29ni9 Tien,s Law n.
u LHwLoR PVT DAVID E-Georse H
LsWlor. brother. Rudyard
LEARY PVT CORNELIUS A-Rossm,ry
teary. sister ChesaninR
LEEUw. PVT FINER K-Mr Msry n
Lccuw mother Holland
LITTLE. SGT DONALD F-Mrs Pear =
Little mother MuSkeEon
LONGO PFC ROBERT Mrs Marion
LONSWAY. SGT FRANCIS x-Mrs Elsie
L0nSway. mother Erie
LOwMAE. SGT EDWARD d Philip Rose
back. friend Grand Rapids
Michael Gregel. parents Coopersville
LYON PFC. LEO F-Mrs Mary Lyon
mother Midland
MERRILL PFC PETE C-Hsrvey c Mer.
rill, father, Ann Arbor.
NELtIs PVT JAMES Mrs Helen p
NeliiS mother Bsrryton
REDDER PFC JERALD Mrs Mimi,
Vruggink, mother. Hudsonville.
WOOD PFC. HAROLD Mrs Cecils
Mnnd rrnlhHr Neu herrN
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

of 4061 Clements, three TO fivs
years. Kirschner and Simms face
additional charges of attempting
TO bribe former Assistant Prose-
cutor Edward A. Eisarelli.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

MO soldiers in history got better medical care than
our American boys getting today from the Army
and Navy
But after man is discharged the picture changes After
he's disabled his treatment takes turn for the worse
Thousands today are suffering and dying because OF
incompetence and calousness in the u. S. Veterans
Administration Something must be done-or hundreds OF
thousands more will come home to the same hopeessness
-. the same neglect
To focus the nations attention this disgracefu sua
ton Albert O. Masel has written article for March
Cosmopolitan It's called "Thrd-Rate Medicine for First
Rate Men" It's documented by the Veterans Admins
tratons figures and facts It's required reading for
everyone with boy in uniform.
Get your March Cosmopotan-and read "Third-Rats
Medicine for First-Rate Menu
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

DR.. T T BrumbauGh, executive
secretary of the Detroit Council
of Churches. will speak AT ST Paul
A. NJ r. Zion Church at IL a. m
tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
NAVY DEAD
Detroit

PkPST0W PHARMACIST MATE II
CARLTON EDNOND-Mr and Mrs Edmunc
Rarst0v parents l772 ? Grand Blvd
RRANKS RADARNAS &C JOHN THOMAS
Mrs susanna Euphemis Brsnks. mother
2q2o Phulp.
HUDSON. CPL HOWARD H-Mu Howard
y Hudson wife Flint Mrs Marguerite W
Hudson. mother SIS Calvert
Mckinney FIREMAN &c Russell HARRY
lR Mrs Resulsh Airline Boston. 1885
Huron DcATbafn
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
OI1TSTATE

CARvEY CPL WENDELL G Mr.. and
Mrs George Csryey parents GlsdVin
GREGEL. CPL WALLACE-Mr and Mrs
roMrKiNs. otARrERMAsTER ic ROE.
ERT CARf,-Mr and Mrs Robert Hurst
rompEns. parents Traverse City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Pacific Area
Detroit

BANDoNI. PFC. JOHN Mrs Theresa
s1nd9pi on mother 81 + Arz9ns u..s..,
BENNIE PFC CHARLES-Mrs Elizabeth
'inI BIErrHER SSHs' rHFoboRR RTl' K-mr Ju.n,s
Biettner wife. 1900 Tuxedo
BINGHAM CPL. ROBERT Mrs. Pearl
3 Waite. mother 235 Highland, Highland
CAREY PFC JOSEPH v.-Msrthev carey
father. llle Merrick
CovELL. PVT, WILLIAM H-Mrs. Florence
coyel, mother, 4O55 Coolidge, Lincoln
.EvANsK1. 1T. HAROLD AIRS. Anita
NJ. Eysnssi, wife. e5o2 Sixteenth.
,FINAzzo, PFc. FRANK Mrs Graus
GnccHINA. SGT. cARMEN-Mr Cor. N
Giaeohins, wife, l6eeo Reossini Drive
HALE. PFC. ROBERT Mrs. Florinda
Hale mother, 1920 Woodmers
HALL. PFC. HAROLD Mrs Maggie
HIGHT cPL. EARL E-Eulah Hight,
sister sister, 22oo3 Gsseony East Detroit -
8 House, wife 1881 Conanl
=. KRuPA. SGT. LEONARD E-Mrs Jean H.
NHP2 FRzyAR1eg T2tafr PT2 5F27 MIGHoGs M2niSliiI
prle
KYLE PFC JOHN NJ Mrs DerethA L.
Kyle. wife 3626 National.
LANCTOT. 6 SGT HOMER Mrs Alice
Lsnctot. mother. l07S4 Cedsrlawn
LINCOLN, PFC CALVIN E.--Mrs Catherine
Lincoln. wife, ll4l HoiComb.
MADEY. SGT. FRANK Mrs Anna p
Madey. mother ll25 Beatrice
MAYViLLE PVT FRANK A.-Mt Myrtle
Msyvile, mother, 2254 Harrison.
PARYS. cpl. FRANK S-Mrs Martins 3
Parys mother 1922 Feneon
VAN AKIN. PFC. HAROLD L Mrs Agnes
X Van Akin. mother lO067 OranEeswn.
WILARSKI. PFC. ANTHONY J Mr.. Anna
NJ Wilarsh. wife, 1889 Gable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

SOUIRES PFC GORDON R-Mrs elite
Squires mother. Battle Greek.
SUTTON PFC WESLEY-MrS. Greta sut.
ton. mother. lItchfcld
SwAGER, PFC, THEODORE L.-MrS Eva
2 SwAgeT. wife, HillsdAle.
SWAIN, PVT WILLIAM C.--MrS Madeline
r. swain, mother, Ionia.
SWANSON PFC JOHN WINS. Rickie
swanson, mother MuskegOn.
THOMAS SGT ARTHUR H-Mrs Jean
Thomas wife Traverse City.
THOMPSON. T 4 GORDON y Mrs Helyu
l.. Thompson, wife Battle Greek.
vAHDERMOLEN. PFC. ANDREW JR Mrs
COLA r. NanncImolen. mother. GIAnd RAPIDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
NAVY WOUNDED

JOSEPH SEAMAN &c DONALD LEROY
Mrs Syhil Joseph wife ssult ste Marie
Nr ara Mrs. John Joseph, parents. saul
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
NAVY MISSING

MCCULLOUGH SEAMAN &c JOHN RAY
M0ND-john Paiuek MccullouFh. father ass
Wifhington. Ferndals
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

DEMO PVT ERNEST N-Mu Lucille p
Doran sister Escanahs
DRFNTEN. PVT GLENN W Henry Dren-
ten father Hamilton
nESN- PFC HAROLD Mrs Pauline
Hamltn mother. Morricc
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

NOSOTrI. rs JOSEPH W Mrs Theresa
Noscotti mother. 2726 Andt
ORARZANEK PFC CHESTER Mrs
Helen ObArzanek mother 12o33 Klingcr
Hamt mtramCk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

GILMORE PFC HARRY JR.-Mu Flor
erre Gilmore mother Flint
GOFF PFC EDGAR Mrs. Helen I.
co" mother Battle Creek
GOODTNG. CPL. KENNETH WINS Doro
nv CoodinE wife. Byron
! COOISRY PFC ROBERT F-hu. jose
4 pllns McEctt sister Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

BALL PFC pEvERE Mrs violet
Ball mother, Cadillac
eIRDSALL PVT PERRY M--Orin r.
BlrdSsU father Kalamazoo.
BROWN. PVT BAKER F.-MrS. Ksts V.
RirTLER PFC. MARTIN r JR.-Mrs
Vida Butler mother Pontiac
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

LAuER PFC WILBUR C-Mv Una NJ
Lauer. mother, 9277 Mcdowell Ferndale
LuTY PVT FRANK R-Warreu P Luty
father. 1901 24th
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

PFC ANDREW JR Mrs
a r. VandeTmolen, mother. Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

ALLAN. PVT JOHN JR Mrs Geraldine
Allan, wife. 3sol Holcomo
BALKO I'D 1T ELMER Mrs Amanda
Bslko, mother, III Baseline road. Worthwhile
CHOWINSKI PFC. THOMAS N-Mrs.
Msgdaliena Chownskl. mother 800 Highland
lHQav
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

PEARSON. PVT JOHN R-James Pear
son, father 2276 lndlAndale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

KORNACKI PFC CARL F-Mrs Lattie
KOrnach mother. 4O32 sixth Wyandotte
KRUPSKY. SGT HOWARD Mrs Lila
KrupSky.- Witeri7i39- tfartVelt
kUEHN SGT WtLBERT c. Herman
Kuehn father $50 Central
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

MCDOWELL. PFC RAYMOND V-Mrs.
Mary { Mcdowell. mother 1888 Ingram.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

JAMES s SGT ROBERT Mrs Jane l.
,mcS mother 76l Kings Highway Lincoln
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

NELSON 9 set cREGOR A-Irsn, "
Nelson sister So frnare
NIMAN PVT HERBERT Mrs A.uis
Lsusrrer mother Chatham
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

UTICA-At an election which
attracted six candidates for two
vacancies and . total of 143 vot-
ers. Uticans on Monday re-elect-
ed Howard Crissman and George
Eppler to the Utica School
Board; approved . $4,000 bond
issue for q school addition and
voted to continue the 10-month
school year.
Crissman received 80 votes
and Eppler II, nosing out DAN
iel Lysett, SO votes; and defeat
ing Sidney Odgers, as votes;
William F. Frederick, 10 votes
and Ed. Smith who polled II
votes. The term is for three
years.
Due TO the fact that DR.. H. H.
Wiley, treasurer Of the school
board, left Utica Tuesday TO take
up his residence In Algonac. that
trusteeship will be declared va
cant at the first meeting of the
board shortly. The board will
appoint an additional member,
and members have pointed to
the election runner-up, Lysett,
as the strongest candidate for
this post
The election meeting also saw
a discussion of manual trainir
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10
els Show Approval
OF FfilIs and Flowers

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ]. -
U.p) = Turn In your Stacks for
q set Of flounces, Miss and Mrs.
America.
CT Joe likes you frilly.
That was the attitude, at any
rate, of an appreciative group OF
combat veterans at Thomas M.
England Hospital here, who
played audience recently to a
showing of New York Dress In
stitute fashions.
Judging from applause, 1t
would seem that Joe goes for:
Powered hats; colorful. femi-
nine daytime dresses and filmy,
full skirted evening gowns. A
lace bridal gown with . four
yard train topped with q long
tulle veil was greeted with
rousing approval.
The soldier patients did not
show enthusiasm over:
Man styled shirts, knee
length shorts and tailored Stacks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10
New Orleans Iaxis Plan
Postwar improvements

NEW ORLEANS - W.D -
Taxi companies here are making
extensive plans for postwar
competition with widespread
popularity Of civilian auto trav-
eli.
One cab company plans to
equip its cars with radio COM
munication, and the taxis will
operate like q fleet Of police
cars. This will enable drivers to
avoid all mix-ups In picking
passengers while on call, and
will make for much more ef-
ficient service.
Every cab company IL plan
ming to discard its old models
and buy new cars a. soon as
possible. In addition, schedules
call for more cabs and more ef-
ficient drivers to step up the
taxi service In New Orleans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

T-Sgt. Donald ID. Tr0mbley,
20 of 125 Huron street, Is
home after four years In serv-
ice, AZ months in the Pacific
and he still hasn't seen
his servicemen brothers
although they've encountered
each other away from home.
Seaman nc Kenneth met BM
&c Floyd Trombley in the
Philippines last week, after
being apart two years, AMI
Kenneth also met his other
brother, BM nc Raymond
(now in Chicago) ut Trinidad
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10
CocOanut War Hazard

WAKEFIELD, Mass. - W.H)-
Sgt. Donald Berube of Wake
field is wondering whether he
is entitled to the Purple Heart
cluster. Already the possessor
of a Purple Heart received for
wounds he suffered on Bougain-
Vile. Sgt. Berube was hit on the
head by cocoanut knocked
from a tree by a Japanese bull
let. He was unconscious for four
hours and awoke in hospital.
where he remained several
weeks to recover.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10
Armada

ARMADA-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Shanafelt of Cheyenne,
Wyo., arrived Sunday evening
for a visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Laursen. and
family.
The Romeo Lutheran Sunday
school held 4 picnic on the AZ
mazda Fair Grounds Sunday.
Mrs. w. l. Savery of Ann Ar
Dor and Mrs. Frank Bradley Wis
tied Mrs. Bradley's daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar v. Svang. Of Akron, O.. last
week.
Rev. Thomas Vernon expects
to return home from Yellow
Springs. Ohio, Thursday where
he has been attending the North
Central Institute of International
Relations, held under the auspic-
es of Antioch College, in COOP
Grafton with the American
Friends Service Committee.
Sunday morning services were
conducted by five members of
the Pilgrim Youth Fellowship
Association, Jack True, had
charge of the music; Avis Ber-
Gin, Luella Drinkhorn, Marjorie
Evans and Betty Wolverton
gave reports on the 1945 Olivet
High school leadership Training
conference which they attended
recently. Clarence Weed also at
tended the conference but was
unable to be present on account
of illness.
open House" was held from
one to five o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon at the new canning pro-
ject center in the school build
ing on Prospect street which
formerly housed the grades.
Mrs. ]. c. Ward is supervisor.
The canning center will be op-
en- on Tuesdays and Thursdays
of each week and if there is 4
greater demand on other days
during the week.
The Armada Extension Pro-
ject Group met with Mrs. Thorn
az Colon, Tuesday afternoon,
July IL, for an outdoor meeting
and program.
The program was "Our World
Neighbors" and was in charge of
Mrs. Frank True, Mrs. Frank
Wething and Mrs. Thomas COL
lon. Roll call was answered by
Countries"
The Congregational Ladies
Aid Society will hold a work
meeting at the church, Thurs
day afternoon, July IL.
The Armada Lions Club will
build two tournament size tennis
courts, just East of the public
school building. Albert Ullrich
il chairman Of the tennis court
committee and members Of the
committee are, Jack Powers,
Bob Beck, Jack Zemke, Orvy
Hulett, Jr., Aubrey Wood and
Lee Buzzell.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

EMBLEM, Wyo. WD The
song I'm Beginning to See the
Light" took on = new meaning
for Adam Preis, young Emblem
farmer, recently. Preis sow q
rainbow at night-10:30 p. m,
to be exact. The observer was
attending q War Bond rally
when he glanced out of q win
dow jst after q shower and saw
the rainbow. Other persons at
the rally verified the story and
explained that there was an
abundance of bright moonlight
at the time the rainbow was
seen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10
Delinquency Charge
JaiIs SerVlce|nan
MsVehent MssiRe
Given 30 Days

Jack Smith. 10. Of Chicago,
member of the Merchant Marine
according to his statements to
police. on Monday started q 90
day term in the county Jail on
conviction Of contributing to
the delinquency Of q minor.
Smith was arrested by city
police on complaint Of the moth
er of q 15-year-old Mount Glenn
ems girl. He escorted the girl
home from q dance Saturday
night. The offense charged took
place ut the girls residence.
Smith pleaded guilty before
Justice Frank e. Jeanette on
a warrant authorized by Prose-
cutor Wilbur F. Held. The pros
ecutor said the girl involved in
this case was complainant in q
morals case about four years
ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

addition to be built on the south
side of the high school will cost
$40, 900. since there 10 $4,000
now in the Building Fund. The
issue would be paid off in five
years at $1,000 annually and IL
is stipulated that interest must
not exceed 4 per cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10
7wo hcumbents Win from Field
Sir Utica School Candidates

to be given in the high school.
and although opinions pro and
con were freely voiced, no de-
cision was made by the voters.
The bond issue vote was ap-
proved by 1877 voters; rejected
by 10, and three voters failed to
mark their ballots. The actual
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

some time ago. It'll be .
great day, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
]. Trombley admit, when the
three brothers finally march
home to see Donald who
won his discharge with 1913
points.
WE'RE MAKING a special ap-
peal today to men who want to
be. good Dads to a swell bunch
of youngsters trying to form q
Hobby Club with our humble as
sistance. These boys need q jig
saw, hand-saws, planes, files,
chisels and everything else
that would help them make
handy equipment and also
anything that would benefit the
art unit of their club, with its
painting and crayon programs.
Surely men interested in
Building Better Boys can look
through their attics. Easements,
or garages and find something
to help this worthy project.
. We'd appreciate q call!
Next time you have to sit
in a comfortable barber shop.
with an electric fan blowing
on you. and read the Satur-
day Evening Post for five or
10 minutes while awaiting
your turn, think Of the boys
overseas and you won't
get ratified with the delay.
il you remember the follow
ing item:
THIS WAS CLIPPED from an
Okinawa CT journal concerning
a 23-year-old Mount Clemens
man, and sent home to his wife
at l69 Coleman: AFTER waiting
more than a month for haircut
on Okinawa. Pfc. Norman D.
Martin, of Mount Clemens,
Mich, finally prevailed upon a
buddy to get out pair of shears
and 60 to work. The CT barber
took two ships and then the
enemy cut loose with a few
rounds of artillery. Customer
and barber hit the nearest fox
hole. Back to the BARRIERS chair
again and a couple more ships.
Then more artillery. The pair
were constantly in and out OF
the foxhole until the haircut
was finished. Martin clicked the
tonsorial operation at an even
three hours and 30 minutes
Norm was formerly a mechanic
at Hagen's and McEvoy & Dun
lap
When DR.. Joseph LaRiv-
iere, NJ. d.. became 1t. dg)
LaRiviere, USNR, on May %,
he wanted to get into action
quickly and do his bit to help
American wounded. He had
his wish and how! After
spending a few days with his
wife and two sons, DOC" lett
this country on June Is
and on June "a was treating
wounded on Okinawa, being
attached to = Seabees steve
dore battalion. 1t was La
Riviere's second swearing In
for the armed forces. He was
commissioned in the summer
of 1912, but had to relinquish
his army uniform because OF
illness. The reason our Ok
nawa item is a little late Is
that Mrs. LaRiviere and sons
Just returned from q visit
with her folks in Vermont.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

The swift Is the swiftest bird.
1t has a cruising speed Of IS
miles an hour. and q top speed
of 100 miles an hour.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

we want you to read and enjoy
as we did the poetic expression
she created after returning from
the Girl Scout camp at Rich
mcnd:
REVERE
As I sit here, o God, on a hill
bathed in fresh June air;
Gazing across the. ripping
river with banks of sand;
On ever green fields, splashed
with punches of sun-kissed
daisies
Leading to the majestic woods
of multi-colored trees which
form q marching band
OF warriors saluting the azure
sky above which You
dwell -
A feeling passes over me,
perhaps an emotion,
But one which cannot be
expressed by words.
Only by q surging swell.
throbbing against heart
and soul
Like q song Of the days OF
Hiawatha.
No one would know that feeling
except You, God;
For You're the One Who caused
II to be created
Through Your Work on this
EARTH
The feel of the cool grass, the
song Of the birds,
These make me feel this way;
The cool spring water and the
harmony of voices
Singing q Negro spiritual;
Echoing the song Of the angels
on high.
The fresh pine; the satisfaction
when a job is done;
The feel of the roppling brook
and the mosscovered stones
on tired feet;
The soothing GOODNESS OF
refreshing sleep;
The rustic of the breeze and the
happy hum Of voices over
the dining table.
There are unpleasant things,
too, o God:
The silent, swarming ants, the
MONDAY heat,
Or the snake startling, rustling
through tn grass;
The dozens Of winged creatures;
the poisonous plant -
But these are outliyed by
the pleasant.
Somehow, here the bloody
battle and war news are
far away.
Conflict Is ceased and forgotten.
Cares are left behind; only
fun reigns.
Laughter and Joy ring out and
somehow from afar
We hear the angels singing the
blessed refrain:
peace on Earth, Goodwill
to Men"
Young hearts are happy;
young spirits are gay;
trouble II gone.
Beauty is sanctified. There Is
pleasure and fellowship.
And for this, Father. we can
only bow our heads and say:
1--WE Thank Thee"
And hope that soon the whole
world
will be ~ this small site.
Ann McWethy, age ID.
STANDING with both feet on
the ground and watching P-38's
fly beneath you is a rare sensa-
ton, according to 1t. Carlton
w. Dubay, of Mount Clemens
who incidentally expert
enced this thrill in the snow
covered Alps where he inspect
ed Bertchesgaden and Hitler's
hideout. The view from the lat
ter Is breathtaking, Dubay re-
ports and must have made