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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
Mite Clubs
 Book Theme

New York, March 9-(UP)-Ed- itors of the 177-year-old Encyclo- pedia Brittanica announced today that they will publish history of night clubs compiled by Sherman Billingsley, owner of New York's Stork club.
 Walter YuSt, editor of the Brit tanica, said the 6,0O0-word history would appear in the 1945 book of the year, due about May l, and later in the next printing of the 24-vol- ume encyclopaedia itself.
 Billingsley's account discusses night spots since 1900 and is laden with figures on the cost of amusing night owls. The author said that in 1944, 3O,0O0 entertainers in the night club field paid more than $l,000,- 900 in withholding taxes.
 Night clubs, he said, paid min imum of $10O 8 week for principals (entertainers) and $55 to the chorus. Entertainment in the big places, including music, might run from $12,000 to $15,0O0 a week." 1IdSU year ULlCLC WCIC 1U,OVO 4IA6AAu clubs featuring Tive" talent, Bill kingsley wrote, but an estimated TO- 900 cabarets of all kinds catered to night life, including juke box joints.
 Including repeaters, 100000, ,00O persons in the United States focked to night clubs last year, Billingsley said. The estimated average check was $3.
 Citing a Chicago night club as g typical example, Billingsley report ed the clubs monthly gross was $30,0OO. Salaries took $15,000, of which 5000 went to the floor show and orchestra, $6,0OO to other sal aries. Food liquor, light, gas, coal and laundry cost 5000. Taxes and advertising, $4,5OO. Gross profit averaged five per cent, or $1,5OO which was considered excellent"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
Formoso Hit By 300 Tons
By H. D. QUIGG

Manila, March 19-(UP)-Amer- ican Liberators bombed Formosa for the Fifth consecutive day Fri day, unloading record 300 tons of high explosives on the Island Fort ress without interception, it was announced today.
 More than 70 of the heavy bomb- CTS, flying from new Philippines bases, carried out the latest phase of the campaign to neutralize For mosa, only 700 miles southwest of Japan's home islands.
 In the five days of raids, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's bomberS have dumped total of 825 tons of bombs on air bases and vital war plants On the island, lying strateg- ically between the northwest cor ner of the Philippines and the Chi na coast.
 No InterceptOrs
 The Japanese failed to put up a single interceptor against the last attack, which started large fires at the Heito and Okayama air bases and the supply and repair shops near Taihoku. The raid followed an assault the previous day by Thun- derbolt fighter-bombers on the elec- trio plant at Toko, on Formosa's s southern tip.
 (CBS recorded an Australian broadcast which said the Tokyo radio today noted sharp increase in the number of planes raiding Formosa" from American bases in the Philippines. Tokyo said the task of bombing Formosa apparently had been switched from the 14th Air
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
Subs Sink IS Jap Vessels s

Washington, March 19 = (U.PC American submarines have sunk 15 more Japanese ships, including five combat vessels, the Navy an- nounced today.
 The combat craft included three destroyers and two escort vessels.
 The other victims were one large tanker. one large cargo transport, seven carge vessels and one medium transport.
 The total of enemy ships sunk by American submarines now is 1,072, including 117 warsh1ps.
 American undersea croft have re- ported destruction of 27 enemy veS- sels already this month-a naverage of more than one a day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
Hub To Continue Midnight Curfew

Boston. March 19. = (UP) = The midnight curfew will continue in Boston despite the hour extension in New York, officials agreed today.
 Chairman Mary E. Driscoll of the Boston Licensing Board said the curfew would not be relaxed with out official word from the Office of War Mobilization. Police Commis- sioner Thomas F. Sullivan said police would continue to enforce the curfew until notified otherwise by the Licensing Board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
ST. LOUIS FOLLOWS CURFEw

St. Louis, Mo, March 19-(UP)- Mayor A. P. Kaufman, comment ing on New York Mayor LaGuard- ia's extension of the amusement curfew by one hour, said today that St. Louis would "go along with the federal government"
 That's all I have to say" Kauf- mann said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
PATTON'S THIRD ARMY TAKES BINGEk
Russians Assault
 On Altdarnrn Nears Concluding Phase
BIZ ROBERT MUSEL

London March 19 (UP) = Russian Siege forces have driven wedge almost mile into the main defenses of Atdam fortress city the East bank of the Oder before 6tettin, the Germans reported today
 The Soviet assault the last German toehold east o the lower Oder at tdamm entered it's final phase Russian victory there will Marshal Gregory K. Zhukovs flank for the big push on Berlin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
Yanks Within 40 Miles Of Juncture That May. Envelop 8O,OO0 Nazis
BULLETIN

Paris, March 19-(UR-The German First and Seventh Arm ies began a general retreat from of the Saar-Palatinate triangle t0- day under a rain of American ar bombs and gunfire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19

Summer Semester, Post Jr. College, July 2. Bulletin free. Shorthand Typing, Accounting, etc.
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Evening star., 1945-12-16
: HELP MEN and WOMEN

ARTIST. shoe and accessories. interested
n me modetn a @ @techniaues IN shoe drawing free
Eood ga' % mos Fl your
adyertisine. HAHN's SHOE STORE. 7th
and K SITS. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary plus commits
9 to 6: days week. Apply HEADS. 1928
SonneGt,Gnt 81 aye NV. De 1911.
so9KkEarEK Zoo experienced 5day week
e1Ai 81 CO. o s4sa s% lstR G0MMaR n nx
full Or part time, eyes' or Sat. in NV womsns H
specially store. Apply BROOKS. INC,
cAsDT 52s St c6uSrEk GEfRRs P.55sS sS5
fhfa0f DkSa f65 gTokE
sss s ss ony top starting
sa5e5 ABS1y e6EsfEa 1iHs VRsRs1 eshRks S. ia
zipas zpp s VS5s ssy pEopE feaais foE bKG
COUPLE. eoloTed: nice home; Woman
s!ys2 sPrss area mag sH to 4osi osTk ei'e"heFe
DisHWAsHERS, men and women; no ex-
ao91 pay yaSap9
DRgG STORES or at employment once,
FooD AS6' S1' FOUNTAIN CLERKS, age IS
undTns M Tan 1nsSeG yog soGd pay while learning
aRP!y n sns sas REoR1Es p RRDe STORE
sundsSs Sun sSsd atPef heqTs na lay ssyt%S Is
MAN Or couple for dog kennel; t soo5 3oi, future
for reliable man willing to learn business,
NAN sG 81 Or = woMAN Ssai to manage small down
MSp sSyn re roeming IN ssol house. Phone MISS
MEN AND WOMEN, over u years, with ar-
tOmODlle needed aril
day season; also opportunity for perma-
nI,t nens p1si,ion y DAY or night work; Apply
WESTERN Wds5 UNION RIM. 200, 1917 New
Haas b z7shGFs Ess 6SesssP
sz fhIs!Rns 5sHe FLOR 5g
fEEEfYfE III 1t2a Il orERRAEToRs-Americsn 81 Z Air.
aysiabIs s,oni for sxpe5 o opsTat95s e auaea
to start, Sl36 per month; bonus for Is
wAsHNaroRRp o6RRply EAoNakE THoesaaE AspoR RsIspsfr
Terminal Building. Room 1913. between
lam, and 4:30 pm.
WaNaEDnBy ,s.nSrIa January l, two NTH grade
Teacherage accommodations. Living costs
low. Schools located near city. Apply r s.
PPRocToR: county superintendent, Colds
CoLoRED COUPLE. for jan.or and clean.
ing work, in downtown ONCE building
must have LOCAL experience and knowledge
oil steam boiler full time job. apt, and
good salary to right party See Mr. Ewell
In person Monday > TO 4 pm. 1415 K St
NV
THE HECHT CO. offers permanent posi-
tfon in our sales departments. stenographic.
executive secretary. typists. etc full time
several advantages, excellent working con-
dit;ons. Apply our friendly personnel Of
UPSTAIRS APT. of bedroom, sitting room
and bath, for good maid and husband,
laundry. with Bendix; husband to be en-
ploed elsewhere. but friendly corporation
around house and yard after work Good
children, family of 3 adults. Box 33o-J,
Evening star., 1945-12-16
HELP MEN.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE APTS.-We have OPEN
ing at this time for steam engineer ca
as so i've Of in our Fast hfsng Vase n Would
fer man with family. At any event. only
sober, capable person need apply For
further information call FAIRFAX VII
LACE APIS. FIR. $500, Mr.. Blake
COLORED OR WHITE NIGHT MAN-Must
understand stoker thoroughly. SI75 a
month: Apply Mr.. Lebman or Mrs. will
son. WOODLEY FARK TOWERS, 2737
Deyonshire pl. NV
BIG Notwithstanding food to restau-
rants; live, wire with car can become fac
tory distributor: commission; must carry
own stock: protected territory. LITTLE
MEXICO WAY CO., 1913 Boston road
E.. i. DUPONT DE NEMoURs CO., Will
mington, Del.-Process and piping design
men, architectural designers and drafts
men, civil designers and craftsmen, cleo
trlcal designers and craftsmen. power de-
signers and craftsmen, ventilating design
ers and craftsmen urgently needed for en-
ployment in engineering dept, Wilmington
ONCE. Men lacking engineering degree but
possessing coed practical experience will be
considered. Company representative will
interview applicants at the U. s. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE OFFICE, 1922 18th ST.
NV. Monday through Friday between the
hours of 8 and 4:3O pm. For evening
appointment call DI 1000 Ext $40
Evening star., 1945-12-16
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT by large
corporations; must be experienced In double
prnpe and Hours sso o
week, ali holidays OF, time and one; half
perience while. attending school. Salary
motion. Apply MIR. ALEXANDER, i1O1
cHhF 1sef aep@
tial. good salary. permanent position. Tele-
phone MR.. IANELLI. MA. 9576, before
ADyERTIsING MANAGER-Retail .d-
vertising u,nia manager wanted; One capable
direction Of the sales promotion manager.
aby sGRy
advertising managerial experience in a
in a large. store Excellent starting salary
with good future for tie right person.
Writ Write os ghene tgE to ns Henry
APARTMENT ma MANAGER sG: for for paoperty au con-
sns odm pedes % SdE or na eSnn ees @
Please reply in own handwriting, stating
age. experience and expected salary, Box
assisiTaST MANAGER. young man with
women's specially store experience; Al
salary. % 0 Sos vt" to :. Start. KoPY KAT. sso7
AUTOMoBILE BODY and fender metal
man: permanent position with firm that
Is sins Msks sasnfs to aana ifs and Esf
Afro Al BODY MEN and mechanics; aver
fn.r PEI Nah RResaaRsRs caEYR ,4s Co.
SGToaSsfht sSTS asSffhii ixs iMANnnFEicruRER Of pop-
District managers, with at least i've years
experience, must be under 40; salary,
travelling expenses and use Of factory car;
territories open IN METROPOLITAN Baltimore
area. Roanoke and Southwest Virginia: Box
AUTO MEc:HANIC-Experienced. chrysler
built cars, permanent Job, vacation with
pay, annual bonus, excellent working con-
ditions. top salary scale. PEAKE MOTOR
AUTo" MECaANiCs Nj s Us, experienced, rt for
permanent work, with Chrysler- Plymouth
direct factory leadership; top salary;
with pay, AIS MOTORS ssa4 wilson wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. CHI. 400. See Mr..
AUTO MECHANIC to work in clean. well.
ventilated shop Tith plenty Of dayliEht to
er i,r6 9TH . spS X I,,ys, sts nv IN, , pI. 800 -
ooa sssry a1a 60 Start p rapid aavss sns
70 right man. Apply SAUNDERS SYSTEM,
SuToMoBfIE Stn 5Ss Ii L. MECHANICS to work in
Cldsmobile leadership: steady work, excel
lent salary; heated garaEe. Call MI. Tol.
eon. RE. 6447. KEARNEY OGDSMOBLN
CO.. Now York ave. ne.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES ALTERATION sPECIALIsT-
ss ad 'fas np SIZES ro Ifs ous sos SsE
LEARN ,To DRIVE your own car; . Ii
you or help you restore your confidence;
references furnished. SH. 66s3 for ap-
HOUSE OR BUNGALOW WANTED, must
plies confidential. No brokers. Box Al
i Vii VII NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for ia any
nysst JOSEPH T. as seHGIz. 6fx 0tes5 5s5 ash lath
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
CONTRACTED by any one other than myself,
WE " csA sA aF ALG Go oAsH Mis avs up nV 70
tor fairls modern or 6 room home in
need It badly. No AGENTS. please Box M
DANCE aoSRRjcHEsrRA-one of the Cap
Call now for. future engagements. CHI
Minute MINI Ap'' MEN iPS' AERO cARGoEs An
company, to be incorporated at future
date. The purpose OF this company is to
in the United States and to provide en-
Daoyment f0e veterans ira trained o in acre
with the United States Patent once Any
person or corporation who infringes on
b9 sse aa er E pc BU YH PFoVdse Vee
President and General Counsel, 1920 10th
st. NV, Washington 6, D. C.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
sfsi GasF h sa2 5aess grs gfs h Ss n,ss ST.
INEXPENSIVE BUNGALOW NEEDED. Can
you help us find reasonably modern and
convenient home before the first of the
year. No brokers. Cash. Box 3-B, Star.
DOME OIL CO., INC.-Notice of special
meeting of the stockholders, Fairfax, Va,
ONCE Of MI Wilson NJ. Farr. Fairfax, va, R
on on DECEMBER Is, 1945, at 2 o'clock in
ssdGpted or, December l. ls45, Of which the
peeis estnr e COPY of the stoeksodens eaa Of
t the once Wi Wison m slfa Faro 70 fshHsns
in the afternoon, for the purpose Of vot-
oficer of Sinclair Refining CO. to purchase
the sum Of s1ss,SSi 9e rs Or fesS The nes BOOK sS
will items, as Of the date Of transfer
action Of any and an business pertaining
s5F & RrESSsssfrs II e;
ssSs e0nseisff e' any rSRst s'h:f th'
SoTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN that the : an
nual meeting Of the Of the
the election of directors for the ensuing
report, Of the president and the transaction
before them will be held at the once of
a7e Re IN 5s y & 'h d " and
At i noon @ and The poiIs viii be e open 81
transfer books will be closed from January
coRcoRAN THoM oPe President deaf inilfaETe: TRED
FRSK FR6Tos FOR sGRR9}sf sssseressEy na
3sday delivery; appointment only; reason.
MOTHER HER FRoMAN's tE CHICKEN lex; n B6x&or- p
whole fried Chicken. 81 50; Si Toast 0e Chicken,
$3.50; If. and rolls; small delivery charge.
sef and sTSP abSa ids 5s oh pn st. na da Ma
srs q he Hsssh Hotel e. .ns vii Ss
on. Wednesday, January. 9, 1946, at 8
O'Clock pm, at the Raleigh Hotel. 18th
ST. and aye M Washing
to and act upon 8 il the deereass
Of the amount of capital Of the company
from S1,25O. 100000 to $500, ,O00.0 90; the
Of stock from $4,000 to $1,000: a distri-
button to stockholders in partial liquida-
ton. the institution of proceedings for the
directors for the ensuing year and such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
VIM. L. FLATHER, Jr..
A. w. HOWARD.
H. G. HOSKINSON,
Y. T. BOOKER EF;,nn
A. G. NEAL,
Evening star., 1945-12-16

working conditions, meals included. Apply
MI. Wilson. o'DONNELEs GRILL 1921
WAsEaSusE \ Il E BOYS, colored; strong. reas
and write; good hours and pay. Call MIR
ess5snssa sess lAGN
WATcMMAkkk' REf INA T.. .aDsrienced, reliable: sal
WoRk1AS SYIS SRAMs ls 18Th iaI sen5tl1,tor a
ssXahsa Sc f41s W H. fG1 ave. NV. stte
YoUNG MAN, general ONCE work; good a,
Sasss 2ERssk aNS sAS GoADiNa ip51sgsTHsSUT
N TSbSG SG NAN Eanted st for Ma outsids sds s.le
work to represent large laboratory sup.
Ply heuse; preference win Be sive9 to "a, ar
istry or chemical laboratory supplies. ane
IT is desirable for applicant to have hae
some som sxDsrisnce In sales w1rk; rsmuneris, f.
reply please state details .as to education
experience. salary and Why you consider
sos tRs gos q seg gosSn ss.r win be OF interest
YOUNG MAN. recently DISCHARGED veteran
s. i'sss5 Ssss we aszsE
YoutNG MAN to work in DRUGSTORE. full
er E,I2 Part I'll time; Eood pay, good hours; Up,
SaIk YoUNd NAN AK school, e work nishts
drugstore. soda fountain, to 10 pm
DU. 1900.
YOUNG MEN. circulation work, chance tt
travel. can earn SO to $15 per day. Room
422, ia 14th ST.. NV.
AMBITIOUS EX-SEA BEE to operate bull
dozer tparr of time); one who has his owl
car and is capable Of handling engineering
or sales preferred: an excellent and un
usual opportunity for permanent work will
building and development organization
Give qualifications in own handwriting
A1SvERTIsiNG sl6S asrisi Ca AGENCY has opening ii
production dept. for young man, 1S Il
50. hish-school rraduate; b1a-day week
good opportunity to learn an interesting
1pSnRTNIT9 15StesssHnTN Gs1 81 DT 74pSqGr1mr 74pq unn,v,n,
DDT and other profitable products e
farmers in surrounding counties in Va
No rond o. CAPITAL e
Permanent. write Or wire NcNHS9 COM.
PANL Dsps. :, caudlse 1idg.. Daltimert
Evening star., 1945-12-16
HELP WoAE-

ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR, expert.
enced: modern equipment; excellent obpor
tunity Tor q permanent position. Apply
smployment ONCE: 6th floor. THE PALAIS
APARTMENT MANACER for rr.n.x., .~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
B. T. VA. Group
Elects Officers

ELECTION OF officers for
the ensuing year was held at
Monday evenings meeting Of
the BIT. M. Sisterhood at the
Synagogue. Officers elected
were: Mrs. Sam Ginsburg, pres
ident; Mrs. Harry Farber, vice
president; Mrs. Joseph Krick-
stein, recording secretary; Mrs.
Alex Schoenfeld, correspond
ence secretary; Mrs. Ben Edel-
stein, social secretary; Miss
Bessie Lenine, treasurer; Mrs.
Abe chatham, sunshine fund;
Mrs. Leon Mandell, trustee.
Plans were made for a Pass
over party to be held April 2,
at Kraemer's Olympia Hotel.
Mrs. Sam Ginsburg was appoint
ed chairman.
THE UPPER GRADES Of At
wood school on North avenue
held sleighride party last
week. After the ride they went
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs:
Charles Pagett, $50 Hall ro'I
for refreshments and movies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
Girl Scouts

Making of favors for the 33rd
birthday anniversary OF Girl
Scouting, March IL, occupied
the attention of Girl Scouts OF
Troop 8, st. Mary's School, at
the meeting on Wednesday. The
girls also studied trail signs and
woodland lore.
Mrs. James Kenny directed
the making of Mexican hats, In
dian head-dresses and Uncle
Sam hats, and various other
pretty paper objects were made.
The trail signs made by In
dams and woodsmen with
stones and twigs. An actual
demonstration was enjoyed with
the Buttercup Patrol making
various signs throughout the
rooms during the absence of
the Bluebird Patrol, whose
members then returned and fol-
lowed the directions of the
signs.
Scribe Mary Kathleen Arnsby
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
Circle Plans
Telephone Sale

HAND IN HAND CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters will conduct a
sale of household and toilet
preparations to raise funds TO
benefit the tubercular clinic
sponsored by the Kings Daugh-
tiers and welfare work in the
community, 1t is announced to-
day.
Orders for the merchandise
will be taken by girls employed
by the circle for a telephone
campaign. The circle has prev
iously conducted highly success
full similar campaigns.
Mrs. Wayne Adair, chairman
of the drive, said today the cam
paign would open Monday.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. JOHN K.
ULLRICH are in Galveston,
Texas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
WTCU Meetinq
Next Tuesday

THE REGULAR monthly
meeting of Women's Christian
Temperance Union will be held
next Tuesday, at 1880 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Stephen Rick
ard, 157 South Broadway.
The program will be dedicat-
ed to the honor of Frances E.
Willard, who, was the intrepid
pathfinder and beloved leader
of the National and World
w .C.T.U. February II is the
day designated as Frances E.
Willard day.
Those assisting the hostess
will be Mrs. Emma Valentine,
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Mrs.
Roy Kidd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
AG2lsa3! MaA Ntclle,l AAA
Oyster Pan Roast

Select half a dozen medium
size opened oysters for each por-
ton. Season with salt and papri-
ka, sprinkle with flour, cook in
a pan with hot butter. This
done transfer the oysters into a
dish with a piece of toast in the
center. Thicker the fond with
more fresh butter, lemon juice
white wine, if desired), pour
this over the oysters.
Fruit Gelatin with Mint
One package cherry-flavored
gelatin, tablespoon finely chop
ped fresh mint, l pint hot water,
/ cup diced pears or grapefruit
(fresh or canned).
Combine gelatin and mint; add
hot water and stir until gelatin
is dissolved. Let stand about Is
minutes. Then strain through
fine sieve or cheesecloth. Chill.
THE $40 CLUB will hold Its
regular Saturday evening dance
at the USO on Broadway with
music by the Buddies. During
the evening a general meeting
of all members will be held to
vote on the constitution.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
New Canteen
Class Begins
Monday

A NEW Red Cross Canteen
Aide course will open Monday
at Mount Clemens High school,
Mrs. Francis G. Ullrich, county
chairman for the Canteen Corps,
announced today.
The course will consist of 10
hours of lectures and 10 hours
of practise, and will be taught
by Mrs. Clarence Wilde. The
first meeting will take place in
Room FL at 1880 o'clock, when
the class members will set the
future class meeting night. Five
two-hour lessons will comprise
ten lecture part of the course.
The new class is being organ
lied to meet the greatly increas-
ed need for canteen volunteers
for duty at Blood Donor Service
and in service mems canteens.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Ullrich, dial
1918.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
Births at Mt. Clemens
General Hospital

MR.. AND MRS. MELVIN Z.
HILBERT, IS A B n All "A u
street, a daughter, February 70.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD Z.
LEWIS, SIS Green street, New
Baltimore, a daughter, Febru-
airy 20.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
Circle Group
TO Serve Dinner
to Servicemen

MRS. GEORGE SHERIDAN
was hostess to Is members of
the Fidelis Circle of Zion Evan
gelical church at her home last
evening. The group will serve
dinner to service men at the
Masonic Center, Sunday, March
4, of which Mrs. M. H. Rodgers
Is chairman.
The addresses of servicemen
from the church are being
checked for Easter greeting
mailing. Any changes should be
reported by calling 2774 or
5000.
Cards were played and prizes
awarded to Mrs. Paul Hogue,
Miss Gladys Bobcean and Mrs.
Henry Frendt.
The next meeting will be held
March 7 at the home of Mrs. o.
G.. Bell.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-22
Schultz -4ohse MpAaA
MONITOR-LEADER

Saturday, when Lillian Dorene
Schultz, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Schultz of Detroit
became the bride of Pfc. Elton
D. Jobse, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Jobse. 1870 Gallup avenue.
The service was read by the
Rev. E. H. Buchheimer.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was
gowned in ivory satin, fashioned
with a simmer of lace accent
ing the tight bodice and should
ers, long pointed sleeves and
long train. Her finger tip veil
was draped to a juliet cap en-
clrcled with pearls. She carried
a bouquet Of brides roses.
The maid of honor, Audrey w.
Watko of Detroit, wore a floor
length gown, made with a tight
satin bodice, net skirt with satin
appliques. three quarter length
sleeves. She wore juliet cap
of white net and white mitS and
her bouquet was made up Of
scarlet roses and carnations.
Caroline Stechbart, Elizabeth
Dahlke and Phyllis Jobse were
the bridesmaids. They wore
gowns identical to that of the
maid of honor and carried
colonial bouquets of varied
flowers. The -bridegroom's at
tendants were: Edward Schultz,
Jr., brother of the bride, as best
man and Erhard Gellert, William
Jobse and Martin Collins, Jr.,
ushers.
The wedding dinner and re-
ception were given at the Ameri-
can Legion Hall in Mount Glenn
ems and was attended by 80
guests.
The bridal couple will spend
two weeks in Miami Beach
where Pfc. Jobse will await re-
assignment after returning from
two and one half year active
duty in the European theatre.