The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14


fer exceedingly the other day =.
and she resumed her prayers for
peace with even greater fervor.
Mrs. Roy Cramer, Of Mount
Clemens, wants to thank the
the 14-NIile road restaurant
owner who came forward to
offer 4 good home to the two
attractive kittens she cared
for. She knows for sure the
kittens will enjoy hearty
meals! -. Cpl. Tom La Croix.
overseas with the signal serv-
Ice, u. s. Army for 4 year and
In service four and one-half
years, recently met Mount
Clemens men overseas for his
first experience Of that sort.
At q furlough area in France
he bumped into Edward Wad-
dell and Ken Vernier.
MRS. NANCY GURNEY. Of
our South Macomb News, sug-
sets that there are really a lot
of nice people in this world.
Take the druggist at Alpena. for
instance, where she recently
visited. He has a large fish bowl
on his counter filled to the brim
with all brands of loose ciga-
rettes and sign over it
reading: If you have none, take
few: if you have some, leave
one or two" :. Customers often
make use of the Jackpot and
are just as conscientious about
leaving one or two as they
are about borrowing few" ;. :.
This is only one of the little
things by which this druggist
insures lots of postwar friend
ships.
Center Line folks who could
not be classified as world
travellers are taking more than
the usual interest in a Ply
mouth coupe, Michigan license
VW.1069. which may be
seen parked here and there
around the community these
days.. On the front of the
car is 4 tag reading" Shanghai
A.205, China" We wonder
where they got the gas cou-
pons to drive that far Or
may be the tag is just q SOU
venir.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
four-leaf clovers received this
week by Mrs. Henry La Croix
included personally-signed let
ter from Adm. Chester w.
Nimitz, of the Pacific Fleet.
one from Major F. c. Clover
dale, aide to Field Marshal Sir
Bernard Montgomery and one
from Col. Robert Proctor, ex-
pressing the thanks of General
Hap" Arnold ). Previously the
ESQ letters of thanks for the 428-
leaf clovers she has sent out in
cluded one from President Tru-
mans secretary and let
tiers from Adm. King and Gen
erals Stilwell, Patton, Hodges
and Marshall.
Patrolman Alb Wright thinks
there's some significance in
the fact that the morning he
went down to Detroit to take
his army physical examination
-. the laps asked for peace!
They can take atom bombs
but not Little ABB. We're
itching to accept the invita-
ton extended to US by Bill
Maulee to foot the giant
whistle on the Medea the min.
ute that President Truman de-
clares the peace :. hut. as we
explained. that'll be a very
time for newspapermen 80.
The whistle can be heard in
New Baltimore -(about nine
miles away and packs its
punch because of about 100
lbs steam pressure from the
boilers. The re-vamped whistle
has a history. too. It used to
he the old "waterWOrks"
whistle Of Mount Clemens.
ENCOURAGE M ENT in q
very substantial form has been
given the Boys Hobby Club of
Mount Clemens by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, Aerie No. 1859, of
Mount Clemens, whose officers
voted the youth club a donation
Of SIS for purchase of materials
and equipment according
to Agnes Winbigler. secretary.
and Evelyn Anderson, treasurer
who sent us the check to
be turned over to the boys.
We've invited the ladies to at
tend a club session sometime
and maybe the boys will
AMANDA "a ,,icif Tia auxi q s.,x