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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09

nici ~ sva jozinala ma grbah
sede, Al "a inalo g mi je zdela
da ~ noreya delati mic druge-
a.; bila sva predalec vsaksebi
in jar bi bila rada zlezla 2 svoje
grbe." !"
odgovoril je: "Tudi JAZZ bi rad
Y grbe zlezel !.
Smejal Sc je, njena zgodba ga
je zabavala in napeljal jo je, da
je govorila neumnosti, cehjala,
pravila vse tiste otroGje budalo-
sti, XII jih brbrajo zaljubljenci.
VISA ta razustnost, ki Sc mu je
zdela v ustih gospe de Marelle
ljubka, bi ga bila pri gospe Wal
terjevi IL koze spravila.
Tudi Klotilda ga je klicala:
'Srcek moi, mali moi, mucek
maj" Te besede 50 mu zvenele
sladko, so ga bozale. Ko jih je
govorila malo pref ona, so ga
drazile in Sc mu gable. Zakaj
besedam ljubezni, cd vekomaj
do vekomaj enakim, dajo okus
ustnice, il katerih prihajajo.
A yes cas-, ko Sc je veselil ME-
nih burk, je mislil ma 60 tisoc
frankov, XII jih DO dobil in nena-
donna je ustavil memo blebeta-
ME: dvakrat jo je nalahno uda-
ril s prstom po glavi.
"Poslusaj, muca. N e k al ii
imam narociti "a tvojega moza.
Povej mu, da sem JAZZ rekel, maj
nakupi jutri "a deset tisoc fran
kov maloskega posojila, XII je po
" frankov; in JAZZ mu obljubim,
da dobi, predno preteko trije
iImeseei, 60 do 80 tisoc frankov.
J A zabici mu, maj o tenn molci kot
grob. Povej mu, da sem rekel,
da je ekspedicija v Tanger ze
sklenjena in da prevzame jam
stvo "a maroski dolg francoska
drzava. A pazi, da Sc ii pred
drugimi ne zarece. Zaupal sem
ii drzavno tajnost.''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09

;pEinssel : ssboj. 70 je pa rez
1vest moz!"
s. Potern sc je zresmila IN je dol
% opazovala ma svoji dIani ko-
maj vidno nitko, XII jo je nasla,
in je zamrmrala: mi MadeIe-
min, teman je."
|. Nasmehnil Sc je: -'Prejkone
ie sobaricin. ;"
Ali ona je pregledovala telov-
mix pozorno kakor policist in je
Ipotegnila Be en- las, ki je bill ovit
okrog gumba; potem je nasla Be
Etretjega; pobledela je, in nekoli-
ko drhteca je vzkliknila: 20, bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09
LEpI STRlcEK
BEL-AM
Francoslxi spisai - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc

MEGA Sc enega. Ma vsak gumh
je privezala po enega.
Ko Sc dvigne, jih j izpuli. Ia
bolelo jo DO, kako bo srecna. In
$ seboj odnese nekaj njenega, ne
da bi vedel, odnese s seboj pra-
men njenih las, katerih je nj nj
koli prosil. Navezala ga je nase,
$ tajno, nevidno vezjo. Tails
man mu je dala. Nehote DO mo-
raj nanjo misliti, Mi sanjati, in
ze jutri jo DO malo bolj ljubil.
N en- a dom a je spregovoril:
"Sedaj moran cd tebe, zakaj Y
zbornici me prieakujejo "a ko-
nee seje. Danes ne smem izosta-
| IT,"
Vzdihnila je: "Oh, ze sedaj!"
-Potem pa udano: "Pojdi, dra-
81 moi, a jutri pridi ma obed."
In nagloma Sc je odmaknila cd
MEGA. Nakratko in ostro jo je
zaskelelo ma glavi, kakor bi sc
bila zbodla s sivankami. Srce il
je utripalo; zadovoljna je bila,
da je trpela cd MEGA.
"Zbogom!" je dejala.
z usmiljenim nasmehom jo je
objel in jo hladno poljubil ma OF.
Ona pa, XII jo je ia objem raz.
buril, je zamrmrala Sc enkrat
ne PIN s prosecim ocesom je
namignila proti sobi, v katero 50
bila vrata odprta.
Odrinil jo je cd sebe, pa naglo
kakor da Sc mu zelo mudi: ''Mo-
ram til, kesan bom."
Ponudila mu je ustnice, XII sc
jih je komaj doteknil, dal j je
Sc deznik, XII ga je pozabila in
je powell: Gala, ala, podvizajva
Sc, tretja ura je ze minila."
Stopila je pred MIN il sobe;
ponovila je: "Jutri oh sedmih. >
Odgovoril je: "Jutri OBJ sed
mih."
Locila sta Sc. Ona je zavils
ma desno, on ma levo.
Du Roy je Sci do vnanjegs
bulvarja. Potem Sc je pocas
vracal po bulvarju Malesherbes
Mimo pekarine grede je zagleda
glasiranega kostanja " casi il
81 je mislil: ''Funt ga prinesen
Klotildi." Kupil je zavitek tegs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09
(Nadaljevanje)

Sc Sc je obotavljal. Ona pa ga
je silila: "Premisli no, da ii jih
posodi pravzaprav Walter, tistih
deset tisoc frankov, in da 81 mu
storil usluge, XII SO mnogo vec
vredne."
'sDobro, pa maj boz je dejal.
'Torej deliva ma pol in ma pol.
Ako izgubimo, ii vrnem deset
tisoc frankov."
Bila je tako srecna, da je VISTA
la, ga prijela z obema rokama "a
glavo in ga zacela slastno po-
ljubljati.
Cd konca Sc nj branil, potem
pa, ko Sc je osrcila, ga prizema-
la k sebi in ga hotela zadusiti z
vrocimi objeni, je ponlislil, da
pride kmalu ona, da bi Sc zamu-
dill, ako Sc uda slabosti, in da bi
pustil start ljubici v narocju tt
sti ogenj, XII je bolje, &c ga pri-
hrani "a mlado.
In narahlo jo je porinil cd Sc
be: "Daj no, bodi pametna," je
dejal. -,s.
Pogledala ga je z obupanimi
oemi: 20, Georges, niti poljub-
ljati te ne. smem vec."
Odgovoril je: me, danes ne.
Malo me glava boil, in to mi sko-
d..
Tedaj mu je VISA krotka sedla
med kolena in je vprasala:
cali hoces priti jutri k nam ma
obed? Ne yes, kako bi mi ustre-
GEL" ..-.....
Pomisljal Sc je, vendar sc nj
upal odrecl. .
"Seveda, prav rad"
''Hvala ii, srcek moi" ~.
Nalahno je drsala z licem mia
demu mozu po prsih, z laskavo,
ono Lr,y,o ov,,,n L "a q ~ : - -, o1o,s
njenih dolgih crnih las Sc je ujel
ma telovniku. Ko je to zapazila,
il je presinila nespametna misel
mozgane, ena tistih babjever-
skin misli, v katerih je cesto yes
zenski razum. Prav narahlo je
zacela ovijati ia las okoli gum
ba. Potem je pripela ma nasled-
Mi gumb drugi las, in ma spod-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09

Resno Ga je posluSala. zamr-
mrala je:
"Hvala ii. Sc nocoj poven
'svojemu rnozu. Mani Sc lahko
zaneses; ne pihne niti besede.
Vreden je zaupanja, le brez skr.
bi.
A. pCiedla je bila yes kostanj'
zmeckala je zayiteak in ga je W.
gla Y kamin. ,P0tenn je rekla:
"Pojdiva v posteljo."
Niti vstala nj in je zacela od-
penjati Georgesu telovnik.
Kar hipoma preneha, potegne
z dvema prstonaa dolg Las, XII Sc
je ujel v gunabnici, ter sc zasme.
je: LEI no, Madelenin las 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09

si : 1ens1Eo skupai II Il i omo-
tala vse gumbe 2 lasmi."
zacudil sc je in je xajecljal:
mi res. Ali 81 neumna :"
Naenkrat Sc domisli; razumel
je, najprej Sc je malo zmedel, po-
tenn je nasmehoma tail, pravza-
prav ne posebno hud, ker ona
sluti, da ina pri zenskah sreco.
Sc vedno je iskala in vsak hip
je nasla las; magic kretnjo .jih
je odvijala in metala ma prepro-
go.
Dalje pr1nodnJic) -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-09
JOHN BENDA

XII lie DO kratki i'm mucn boleznl prevlden sVetlml
zakramenti "a umirajoce vedno Bogu zaspal
dne 19. decembra 1944 starosti 65 let. Donna Je oil
il Sinkovega turna, fara Vodice Gorenjskem. Pc
opravjen slovesni pogrebn sveti mast cerkvi sve-
tega Paula je bill polozen vecnemu pocitku dne 23
decembra 1944 Kalvarijo pokopalisce
Tenn potom Sc zelimo prav prisrcno zahvalltl
Rev. James Herman opravljeno pogrebno sVeto ma
so in druge cerkvene obrede, ravno tako tudi Rev.
Frank P Brennan in Rev. Joseph Drehar "a asisten-
co pri svet masi
Naso prisrcno hvalo zelimo izreci prijate-
lem, XII so blag spomin pokojnemu okrasili krsto
S krasnimi venci in sicer Mr.. in Mrs. John Barko-
vich in druzina, Mrs. Mary Gubanc in druzina, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Tabor, Mr. in Mrs. John Omerza in
druzna, Mr.. Peter Ropos ST. in druzina, Mr. in Mrs.
Anton Gubanc in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. John Dermast
ia, Mr.. in Mrs Andy in Guide Paul, The Nickel
Plate Foundry Co., Employees of the Lucas Machine
Tool Co., Mr.. in Mrs lapel, Mr.. in Mrs Leo Grajzar
Sr., Waterloo Camp st. 2s1 WOW.
Nasa prisrcna hvaa vsem stevilnim prijateljem,
XII so daroval svete mase, da Sc bodo brale mir
in pokoj njegove duse in sicer: Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Pozun, Mrs. Jennie Potocnik Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Tekavec Mr.. in Mrs. M. l.. Kalac,. Miss Catherine
Traynor Mr.. in Mrs. F. Jeenic, Mr.. in Mrs A. Ster
le Miss Ann Gubanc, Mr.. in Mrs. Mary Persin in
druzna, Mr. and Mrs. Paulich Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Prank, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Peck in sin, Mrs. Mary
Coprich, Mr. in Mrs. Vincent Valentine, Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Florjancic, Mrs. Gertrude Balls, Mr. Frank
PodbOrSek, Mrs. AntOnla Mack, Mr.. IN Mrs. Anton
Stusek, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Koss in druzina, Mr.. in
Mrs. Christ Chermely, Mr. in Mrs. Peter Vukcevic,
Mr.. in Mrs Roy Olsen, Mr.. in Mrs. John Balish, Mr..
Joseph Kausek Jr., Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Turk, Mr..
Frank Spenko, Mrs. Antonia Vrh Mr.. in Mrs. Nick
Gubanc Mr.. in Mrs. Fl. Perrin in druzina Mr. in
Mrs Frank Toplak, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Laurich, Mr..
in Mrs. M. Dolinar, Mr. in Mrs Kumer in druzina,
Mrs. Julia Rozance, Mr. in Mrs. Dobida in druzina,
Mr.. in Mrs. Jakse in druzna, Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Graf
zar Jr. Mr. in Mrs. Anton Mauer, Mr. in Mrs. Frank
Gubanc, Mr.. in Mrs j. Rozanc Mr.. in Mrs Louis
Sayovic, Mrs. Mary Cervan, Mr.. L. Yenko.
Prisrcno zahvalo maj prejmejo vsi oni, XII so ga
pris kropit mrtvaskem odru, tako tudi vsi,
XII so Sc udelezi pogreba ter ga spremli ma zadnjem
potu vecnemu pocitku, Sc posebna hvala pa nos-
krste. Naso posebno zahvalo maj prejme Mrs.
Berta Benda pozrtvovalnost in postrezbo, XII
jo je izkazala teh zalostnih dneh
Prisrcno hvalo A. F. Svetek pogrebnemu zavodu
postrezlj jvost in tako lepo vodstvo pogreba.
I'll predragi soprog in oce, VOLTA Vecnega je ba,
da Sc je koncalo Tvoje zemejsko trpjenje ter 81
prese vecnost, kjer nj trpljenja ne nadlog. Spa
vaj mirno in placilo vecno uzivaj. -
zalujoei ostali: .:'*i ! l-xxf
MARY BENDA, soproga; ....
ST. &c FRANK in JOHN, sinova;
ANN RoPos, hei.
Cleveland. O, 5. feb. Is45.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Center Director
is Transferred

REV. THEODORE BECK, no
has been director Of the Masonic
Service Center in Mount Glenn
ems for the past year and a half,
has been transferred TO SINH
lar position in Trenton, n. j.,
because of illness Of his wife.
The new director is Arthur
NJ Romme Of Washington, D. c.,
who has been in charge of a
number of Masonic Service Cen
tiers in different parts of the
country. He brings plans for sew
eral innovations in entertain
mcnt, which will be annunced
as developments arise.
Meantime, there is TO be a
special meeting of all Masonic
Service Center Cadettes Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the
Center. Cadettes are to bring
their cards. and the new pro-
gram will be explained during
the meeting, at which refresh
ments will be served.
MRS. ARTHUR HINTZ, who
has been spending the past year
with her husband at Camp Hood,
Tex, has returned TO spend a
month at her home on North
avenue. Cpl. Hintz will join her
here in two weeks to spend Is
day furlough.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
de Salute

MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
GOODAR, whose 21st wedding
anniversary will be Wednesday.
Mr. Goodar will 60 TO Orchard
Beach, where Mr.. Goodar and
their daughter Joan are sum-
merlng.
MRS. NJ. H. RODGERS. of
l64 South Wilson Blvd, on her
birthday anniversary today.
MIR. AND MRS. OTTO A.
PRINGNITZ, JR., of 90 High
street, who are observing their
ninth wedding anniversary to-
day.
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID ROSE,
l54 North Walnut street, who
announce the birth of daughter
Dora Louella, born June 81 az
their home.
r. E. HOWARD, whose birth
day anniversary was Sunday.
A family gathering for dinner
celebrated the occasion, at his
home on Highland avenue.
JOYCE MILLER of Utica. who
is seen years old today. She is
the daughter of Mrs. Stanley
Miller, and is entertaining a
group Of friends in celebration.
MRS. AMELIA SCHALM, 23O
Riverside drive, who is 90
years old today.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN c.
MILLER, 800 Euclid avenue,
who were married 80 years on
Monday. Mr.. Miller's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Bunnell and their son DON
aid Of Berwyn, III. arrived yes
terday to spend the rest of the
summer as guests of the Millers.
NORMAN LEMBKE, who was
10 years old on June "a, and
Dolores Jane Lembke, his sister,
who was a year old June Is
They are children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lembke of Utica.
CHARLES Fri c K
BAARCK, who is four years old
today. He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald K. Baarck, 100
Colonial Court.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
.Hayride Follows
Dinner al USO

SEVENTY-FIVE service men
and junior hosteSSeS were pres
ent at a dinner at the USO Club
Sunday. with Evelyn Eberleln.
Merry Brimner and Anna Mae
Miller in charge of arrange
ments.
A feature of the occasion was
the presence of Mildred John
ston of East Detroit, who made
charcoal sketches of the service
men 10 send home. Following
the dinner. about 35 of the group
enjoyed a hay-ride. returning
later 10 the club for refresh
ments. A guest az club functions
for the past few days has been
Mary Wurth, USO director at
Paducah, Ky.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Imitation Held
at Lodge Event

MACOMB County Shrine 48,
White S shrine Of Jerusalem,
closed activities until Fall on
Friday evening, when a cere-
monial took place in Masonic
Temple.
Potluck dinner was served for
the $50 guests from Romeo.
Windsor, Wyandotte, Dearborn,
Detroit, Port Huron and Mount
Clemens. Tables were effective
ly decorated with bouquets OF
peonies and roses.
Seven persons were initiated
during the ceremonial which
followed the dinner. They are
Beatrice Breiholz of Warren;
Mrs. Richard Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Craven of Van
Dyke; Mrs. Edward Kurthale
and Mrs. John Von liter of ST.
Clair Shores; and Mrs. Keith
Jones of Utica.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Pretty Party
Held Monday

BRlDE-ELECT Gertrude
Walter was honored at pretty
party last evening when Mrs.
Edgar Brusseau and Lucille Pei
tier were hosteSses for dinner
and a kitchen shower at the
Peltier home on North avenue.
The table, laid with lace for
IA, was centered with a delight
full arrangement of rose and blue
garden flowers, with gold fla
mingoes thanking the flowers.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Howard Groesbeck, Jr., Pauline
Ullrich and Mrs. Hugo Walter,
Jr.
Another party, dessert and
miscellaneous shower is set for
Wednesday evening, with Mrs.
George Smith and Mrs. Daniel
temperance as hostesses, and on
Friday there will be party in
Detroit. Adelaide and Helen
Hart will entertain at luncheon
and handkerchief shower at
their home.
Miss Walter is to become the
bride Of Tech. Sgt. Randolph
HARDWOOD in July.
MR.. AND MRS GEORGE
HARGREAVES were hosts to
group of IL friends at dinner
and bridge on Saturday evening
at their home on South Wilson
boulevard.
LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE
Of Kings Daughters will sponsor
rummage sale on Saturday,
June 80 in the Matthews build
ing, with Mrs. Edmond Packer
as chairman. Mrs. Walter Smith
and Mrs. Mary Douglas will as
sist.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Bride, Attendants Wear
While inPretty Wedding
II MARIE ROWLANT

RUTH MARIE ROWLAND,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rowland of 80 Miller
street. became the bride of Wal
lace II. Doebler of Utica in a
pretty wedding in Trinity Luth-
eran church of Utica Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock.
The couple spoke their VOWS
before an altar banked by cibot-
ium ferns, and decorated with
white blooms. Rev. Paul Hem
ecke read the candlelight service
with Paul Seeman as organlst
and Mrs. Carl Wendt of Almont
as soloist.
The bride was gowned in
white brocaded taffeta, fashion
ed with a sweetheart neckline
and bracelet sleeves. Her finger
tip veil was caught to a seed
pearl tiara, and she carried an
arrangement of white roses and
stephanotis arranged around
gardenlas. She also wore pearls,
gift of the bridegroom.
All the brides attendants
wore white taffeta and net
gowns, with shoulder length
wells. and carried colonial bou-
quets of white carnations around
red roses. Jean Randolph was
maid Of honor, and Audrey
Bloss of Fraser and Betty En-
gelman of Mount Clemens were
bridesmaids.
Harold H. Rage, Jr, OF Utica
was best man for the bride
groom. who is the son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert Doebler of Utica
Ushers were Roland Booming OF
Utica and Oscar Oehmke OF
Mount Clemens.
Both mothers Of the bridal
couple chose Navy blue for the
wedding, and wore corsages OF
pink and white carnations.
After the wedding reception,
Mr.. and Mrs Doebler left for
their honeymoon IN Northern
Michigan.
SUNDAY GUESTS of Rev
and Mrs. George A. Merifield
were Mr.. and Mrs. Don Milne
George Merifield, Sgt. and Mrs
Arthur NJ. Merifield and son
Gordon. Rev. and Mrs. Meri-
field and. children David ano
Grace Louise and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur jenkins went to Ron
deau Park on Lake Erie during
the weekend to make plans fol
camping for the choir boys.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Births at St. JOseph's

MIR. AND MRS. OWEN F.
BROZOWCKI, Warren, a daugh-
ter, Judith, June 25.
MR.. AND MRS. OWEN A.
CLAERHOUT, Warren, son
James David, June "a.
MR.. AND MRS. ELLSWORTH
ZUEHLK, Washington, a son,
June %.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALFRED c.
SEA NJ AN, East Detroit. a
daughter. Joann Melinda, June
%.
Mr.. AND MRS. NIGEL %
FISHER. l49 Colonial court, a
daughter. Jean Kay, June %.
SGT. AND MRS. WALTER A.
SMITH, East Detroit, daugh-
ter. Karen Inez, June %.
MIR. AND MRS. RICHARD j.
TRAUNIKAR. Royal Oak, a
daughter, Constance Mae, June
%.
MIR. AND MRS. ROY G..
KLINGLER, Utica, daughter,
Marilyn 10. June %.
It's AND MRS. FREDERICK
o. SWANTON, 1880 Williams,
Mount Clemens, son Kim
Craig, June 81.
MR.. AND MRS. EARL r.
FETTES, East Detroit, son,
Robert Earl, June 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Airmqn's FurZough
Brinqs Wedding News

Friday, after 10 months over
seas with the Eighth Air Force
He is on 34-day furlough.
The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. George A,
Merifield of Grace Episcopal
church at the Buckley home, 100
South Walnut street, at ! o'clock
Thursday, before members of the
two families only. The couple
will be attended by the brides
sister, Jeanette Buckley and 1t.
Howard Tate, who has recently
returned on leave from 10
months duty with the 18th Air
Force in Italy.
The bri' is a 1912 graduate
Of Mount Clemens High School,
and attended the University OF
Michigan for two years, joining
Delta Gamma sorority. For the
past year she has been employed
at the Chrysler Tank Arsenal.
Sgt. Kindra, who graduated
from the same high school, but
two years earlier, attended
Michigan State College at East
Lansing, but left to enter serv-
ice two years and half ago
He served as flight engineer
on a B-24 bomber with Doc
Titles Eighth Air Force based
in England, and has heen award
ed the Air Medal with four Oak
Leaf clusters and four battle
stars.
The bride-to- be is being hon
ored at a luncheon on Wednes-
day, by the sister of Sgt. Kindra,
Mrs. M, Kirk Hager, who with
her two sons has come from
Alexandria, Va, to spend a
month with her parents.
MRS. JOSEPH BULLEY, 81
Welts street, is convalescing al
home after an operation al
Mount Clemens General Hos
pital.
MRS. JOHN K. ULLRICH i,
spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John AL.
les in Hillsdale.
MARJORIE FEER Of "a Scott
boulevard and Eleanor Smith OF
Selfslge Homes are visiting the
formers aunt, Mrs. Forest Thac-
ker at East Jordon. Mr.. and
Mrs, John Feer will leave Friday
to join them for 10 days.
JANE WILLERT has returned
to the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Willert of Welt:
street. after an operation for re.
moval of tonsils and adenoids a,
st. Joseph's hospital.
JACQUELINE KOHMANN
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Kohmann of Utica, is GONZALES
cling from an operation for re-
moval of tonsils and adenoids
Saturday in Mount c e m n $
General Hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Shower Sunday
HOnOrS Bride-Elect

EVELYN MEM A N, bride
elect of Pfc. Norman G.. Miller,
was honored at a miscellaneous
shower given Sunday by Mrs
Arthur Blaisdell and Frances
Nieman at the Blaisdell home
Airplane bunco was played on
the lawn, with prizes going TO
Mrs. Rupert Crabbe. Mrs. John
Miller and Mrs. George AL
wardt. Mrs. Verne Schultze won
the house prize.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Lawn Social Set
for Tomorrow Night
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
the spacious gardens of Mrs.
John Paganetti. l44 South Ora
tiot avenue, will be the setting
for the final social event OF the
year for members and guests OF
Quen of the Skies Circle of
Daughters Of Isabella.
The affair Will be a lawn So
cial. with a box supper begin
ming at $50 o'clock, followed by
court whist. Marie DAILY. chair
man of arrangements, Is being
assisted by Mrs. Myron Curtis
Isabel Miller. Mrs. John Paga'
netti. Mrs. Edward Van After
and Mrs. Arlo Higgs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Recital

MARGARET BARTHEL will
present a piano recital al the ST..
Clair Shores Baptist church FRI
day evening at $50 o'clock. A
pupil of Olga Samaroff Stokow-
ski, internationally famous pian-
list, in Philadelphia for the past
two years, Miss Barthel is the
former organIst at the ST Clair
Shores Baptist church. She is
the daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
John Barthel of Plymouth, and
has !.een studying on scholar
ship.
MRS. ROBERT HENDRICKS
Of Buffalo, n. Y. who with her
siX-months old daughter is visit
ing in Detroit, spent the day to-
day as the guest of Mrs. G.. DON
aid Smith, Robertson street
Mrs. Hendricks is the former
Barbara Teal, teacher at Mount
Clemens High school several
years ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26

NANCY BUCKLEY, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Buck
ley, will become the bride of
T/Sgt. John r. Kindra on Thurs
day, it is announced today.
Sgt. Kindra, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest j Kin
dra, 372 North Gratiot avenue,
arrived in Mount Clemens late
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Nancy Buckley and Sat- John Knda to be Married Thursday
Postponed

THE CARD PARTY set for
MON oers of Loyal Dorkers' Cir
Gle on Thursday has been post
poned. according TO Mrs. John
Parks, president.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
Births at Mt. Clemens
General Hospital

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
SCHORER, New Baltimore. a
daughter, June 26.
MIR. AND MRS. MALCOLM
D. YAGER, ST. Clair Shores, a
daughter, June 90.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT LU-
CAS-, Richmond, a son, June %.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR l..
SUDDON, Route 3, son, June
%.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-05
MacArthur's Statement
Of March ri, 1912, In
Which He Made Promise

MacArthurs Statement
Editors NOte-Tne following
dispatch, transmitted from Aus
tralia in March, 1912, contains
the complete statement by Con.
Douglas Macarthur, which in
Guided the now famous II Shall
Return phrase.
MELBOURNE, Australia, Sat.
March FL, 1912 (UP) Before
boarding a train in Adelaide to
take him TO Melbourne, Gen.
Douglas Macarthur today issued
the following statement:
''The President of the United
States ordered me to break
through the Japanese lines and
proceed from Corregidor to
Australia for the purpose, as l
understand, of organizing the
American offensive against ia
pan. A primary purpose of this
is relief of the Philippines. l
came through and 1 shall re-
turn"