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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
A Popular

BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ONE OF the more important
fall vegetables on the Detroit
markets is cauliflower. This
product is available the year
around but il is during the
latter part of September, Oc-
tober and Move ber when
Michigan grown comes into its
own and arrives in large guam
titles.
Cauliflower is related 10 cab
bage but is comparative new
conner 10 the American tables.
II it weren't for the farmers
care. the caulifloWer we get
would be green all over instead
Of attraetiyely white in the CEN
ter.
When the flower formation is
about the size of an egg, the
farmer puiis the leaves up
around II and ties them at the
top.
CsuIiflo~er Az Grstin
medium sized head of cauli-
flower
i cup cream sauce
Bread crumbs
Butter
Grated cheese
Boil cauliflower until tender.
Drain well and separate into
flowerets. Place in creased
baking dish. Prepare medium
white sauce. Season with nut
meg. Pour boiling sauce over
vegetable. Cover with bread
crumbs
Dot with butter. Brown the
dish IN a hot oven C450 degrees)
or place il on a bfoiler under a
rrrotietate helt tat tfA light brown
Or omit the butter and crumbs
and sprinkle the top generously
with grated cheese and melt IN
moderate oven.
Savteed Ceuliflo~er
Boiled or steamed Csuli-
flower
2 tablespoons butter
2 tables spoons salad oil
q Glove Of garlic
salt
Paprika
Nutmeg
Prepare boile d csulif1ower.
Break into weretS Melt
butter. salad oil. Add garlic
and cook for two minutes, Re-
move garlic Saute floweretS IN
fat until well coated Cover and
cook for several minutes. Sea-
son with salt, paprika and nut
fnpu
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Italian Csutifiower

head of cauiifiowcr
3 tablespoons olive oil
tablespoon minced parsley
! Glove OF garlic, If desired
q cup condensed tomato soup
Grated ParmcSan cheese
Divide head Of CaulfloWer
into 0oWerets simmer gently IN
salted water for five minutes
and drain Heat olive oil IN
skillet. together with minced
parsley and chopped garlic. Add
Cauliflower and cook gently
tossing with fork until Drowned.
Add tomato soup. Serve very
hot. garnlShed with cheese.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
MARCH 2f TO APRIL ed
For Friday

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poets. Use more than words;
it's action, tact and plenty OF
go-get-it 20 put over problems,
personal matters today. You
have the grit, intelligence. Y
APRIL 2f TO MAY 2O
Taurus-You may feel plans,
ideas have been riddled, shot
right from under yott. With
affable approach, avoiding ten
sion, you can pull through fairly
well despite probable drab out
look.
MAY 2f TO JUNE n
Gem,Hi - Keep close tab on
spending, MAX ing contracts;
don't attempt 70 get by with.
make-Shift plans. Have geed
idea Of what is needed. Forget
ideas that may be unsound.
JUNE p TO July %
CGTc-CD'=iniiuences freshly
good. Reaffirm your faith in you;
no better time to venture out,
join the new era of prosperity
we All can have II watchfuI,
astute and appreciative..
July "a TO AUG. p
Leo-Creative work, manufac-
turing. making contracts for fu-
ture business among favored.
Expect good news from unlikely
sources. Face changing condi-
tions, new methods; you have
hraipc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

itno nod eitr bas betBt, tpie alt
Iinb Sic, Ga . 6oS betBt Serr 8ros
feiior?" Sier erit IieB er Die Sdnoe
oes @aiteS fabren.
Sinoer berIeBte nit betpegter 5ttm'
me: rS agen sic bod gdlar! Sic
iino ia mein @ebotter, Maenificen5. "
Gin OiIterer S6atten 3o9 ii6er oaS
antIis oes @reiles, aber MIR fir ei-
men augenblid. @r fiibrte ieinen @oft
5u einem Seiiel, ieste itb ibm 10 oidt
gegeniiber, tpie Elm ar5t, Der ieinen
Bottenten peeen Ser 9iagnole beob.
o6ten min, foBte ben arm oes Bro-
feliorS unO iagte: ~8ie alt iin0 Sic
oenn, lieber Cd or min i6
nidt Iogen, netn, nein :, lieber
8inoer?"
u8einobe odtunopier5ig."
u&oItlid, gller' Sunge o9tuno-
oier5ig! lln0 Sbre @eihmilter Ieben
no1?"
v@ott iei 9onf, ia."
~8erbeirotet?"
~So, meme beioen G6meItern uno
mein 8ruoer itn6 berbeirotet."
vl1nO S bre 6ruu, lieber 6in6er,
boben Sic oieIelbe mitgebro6t?"
Ser Brofeiior Iadte: SD bin
Sunggeielle.
81" meinte Ser olte Serr i'm 60
ne oes 8eoauern5.
rSa, if) tpGre Elm l6Ie6ter Che
mann uno 6omilienpoter getporoen.
Gen gon3en Sag itu0iere i9. W1eine
8iider iino meme 5reunoe; 8iblio-
tbefen, IrdiOe uno SammIungen
meine 8elt."
vGer3eiben Sic! 5ogten Sic mir
bereitS, tDel6es Sa6 Sic betreiben? ?
Surilt mie Der aIer, tpoIlte ioeen Sbr
Eapa? Ni6t tpobr2 geotiirIi9 d
Surilt!"
~Nein, bod nt6t, Wognificen5. &c,
I6i6te lit mein So6."
~alio aus Ser 9lrt gei6logen. SSbr
8roBoater mar ou6 Surilt ooS meiB
id - nod Elm alter Serr aus Dem
oorigen SSSabrbunoert nit feinern So
6oS uno Spibenmoni6etten, i6 bobe
ibn mol geIeben. Go5ieren Sic in
Sic mobnen in 3iirid, ni6t
nobr?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
Gortiesung foIot)

Ge5ember fiinfunoie65ig Sabre alt
miro, geben laiien miiiie @r betro6-
te i'm als BEN groBten Solouten, BEN
mir ooer irgeno elm anoeres 2ano
belGBen.
6erner teilte Der 9rdli0ent nit.
0oB Aomirol 9foDmono 9. Spruance
ben a0mirol geimib ols Oberfon-
handkerchief inn Stiuen O5eon er-
leben tper0e. Nimib ie1bit perOe auf
leinen Soften 8uriidfebren, Inn bic
notigen S6ritte 5ur ueberfitbrun9
ieineS &ommon0o8 an Spruance Dor.
5unebmen. Gann mer0e er einen fur-
gen urloub ontreten, ebe er ben So
Iten Oes 9lomirols Sing iibernebmen
neroe.
BrGiioent Grumon ri9tete Ieste
8ofe cine 8oti6aft an Sen &ongreB,
in Der er Oielem en1pfieblt, ~6ie S6af-
fung zines obligatorii6en 8unoes-
&ronfenperlide ipItems fir al
le, Die it6 ibren 2ebensunterboIt
Our6 arbeit ber0ienen nniiiien, i6on
iebt in iorgfaltiee @rtpdgung gu
5ieben".
Na6 6en @nregungen oes Br4lt.
oenten ioaten bic bon ben 8erii6er-
ten gu 5ablenoen Bramien ouf bier
Bro3ent Der ~erIten 5000 0olur"
iabrliden @tnfommens feItgeIest
meroen. @r begniigt it6 ie6o6 bonit,
oleie 3iffern our Oisfuiiion 81 itel-
len, uno ii6erlaBt eS Dem &ongreb,
gu beitimmen, in tpel6em MaBe bos
augemeine Bublifum bur6 cine bi.
rette Steuer our Sinon3ierung Ser
Sa6e berange5ogen unb pie bod Der
bon Der gegierung 5u IeiItenoe 8et-
trag bemelien tDer0en iollte.
Die lutberil6e Spnooe bon WeiI-
iouri bat ben 0euti6en 2utberanern
Elm @ei6enf bon 100000 our @r-
ridtung zines 8aiienbauies in 9or6-
oeuti6lanO gema6t. Die engliI9e Ste.
gierung bat bereits @ebGuoe fir Die
ien 3ped freigegeben
5erner teilt aus @enf 9r. SpIbe.
tier 6. Wt6elfeloer nit, oaB Die lu.
tberil6e Spnooe BON Wiiiouri $780,
600 Dem 8eltfir6enrate CUR Inter
itiibung Der mitteaoien 9eportierten
in 0eitte!europa iibertpieien bot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

ugor dtpei Sabren legte i6 meine
Profeiinr nieoer, +. IN $eiOeI-
berg" E
nRi6tig, iest erinnere ib mid,
Sbren gamen in ben 8ldttern gele-
len gu baben. So, td tperbe alt, pie
Sic ieben. 8arum 9ineen Sic fort9"
SD batte fefne 2ebrfreibeit."
u8ie? Sert5utage feline 2ebrfreis
belt? Sci uniern toleronten 8erbdlt'
nilien?"
Ser Brofelior beriette: SD mar
Sen 2euten 81 fromm. Neine ge.
| l9i6tli6en Stu6ien un6 auBer6em
cine IGngere 8ei6aftiguns NIT 2etb.
! MIG brabten mid 81 Der 1eber6eu-
gung, ooB uniere Belt Oas Sell nur
Don elmer einbeitIiden driitli6en
Stride erDorten fann. 0iele glnli9t
pertrat i6 in meinen Gorlelungen.
| Sd fiibrte ben Ha6neiS, baB ser
8runo oller rebolutiondren uno auf.
loIen0en 8eItrebungen feline lebte @r-
flarung in Ser &ir6entrennung fin
Sc; ooB Ser Broteltanti5muS our9
Oie grun0iabli6e Serperfung Der
2ebre BON ben guten 8erfen Die io-
5iale 5rage Oorbereitet babe, uno oaB
Die 8eIdidte Der 3ufunft, mntatis
DHtandiS natiirlid, 81 ben gelel1-
Idaftli6en SSSoeolen oeS driitliden
3eitalter5 5uriidfebren miro, freili9
erIt no6 elmer unabiebbaren &eibe
bon politii6en un0 pirti9oftIi9en
&rilen. Sd iudte mein So6 iiber-
boupt geidi6ts-p ) III 0 phi / d
ouf5ufoiien, inoem i'd Die Berion
GbriIti gum Weittelpunft Ser biItori-
I6en 8elt6etra6tung ma6te. 0os
erregte anitoB BEL Der &egierung tpie
bel metnen &oIlegen. Sabrelong bot.
: te i'd Sderereien 11no 8eroruB, Oh.
Dobl mein Auoitorium BON Gene.
lter 81 5emelter 1pudS. Sd geb0rte
meoer Der 2oge nod irgen6 einem
,&inge' bon S6riftIteQern an. 0en.
nod) botte i6 Slid nit meinen Bu.
blifationen. Ius oielem @runoe ents
i6loB id MIDI, oie Brofeiiur ouf5u-
geben unO gu i6reiben. 80 5og i9 Dor
5tpei Sabren nad 3iiri6, mo cine mei-
ner S6Delt eltern lebt."
Bortiesrng foIoD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

llngeIabr I'M pier l1br nu6mit,
tags l4ellte Profelior 6inoer, Sen
mir bereit5 aus 8rou S5ulies 01tbeti,
1bem Ibeno fennen, i'm @ousfIur 0es
BurgernelIterS BrQtorilt5. Ser Gie,
ner offnete.
"SIt Seine Mogniiicen6 gu @ou.
le?"
~Samobl. 9orf i9 bitten?"
61noer puroe in elm 3immer oes
Grogel6ollea gefiibrt.
~Wen oorf i6 Dem 0errn giirqer,
nellter neloen?"
~Brofelior 5inoer aus 3iirid,. Sier
ut llbrlgens meme &arte."
"8oQen Der 9err grofeiior oiitioIt
eInige Minuten Blos nebmen. SSt
meroe ben Serrn 8rofeiior ioiori
mel0en."
6in0er idoute iiN in Dem 3immer
Inn. IS mar Dornebm-gemiitlid, ober
obne lteberlooung uno Sabrifprlut
eln9ertdtet. Sic Mobel i6ienen aien1.
lid alt 81 lein; ibre gan5e 6orm emf.
1prod niht Der neuen 9cforotions.
lno0e: Dor alIem fI0Bte jeOer StubI
ore lleber5eugung Gin, ooB man lif
getro1t obnc 6l1rGt Dor einem 3u.
1nn1nlenbruO, ouf ibm nieoerloiicn
oltr1e. IS mar in 0e1n 3ilnmer pe.
Der Die on9ltlite 3ierIicDfeit 6es SO.
foto no0 bic crtreme 8emiitlihfeit
engll1der Goig= uno 93oding=Gboir
81 benlerfen. Gos gon5e 9lmeublenent
Deltano aus banofeIter gidenarbeit
obne oeabolb bausboden ooer alt
frantn9 oreil15uidouen. Gie se1leI
ltno cine GbaiieIongue Doren nlit
ountelbrounem Stoff uber5ogen, Sic
Nanoe nit glei6farbigem Sol3 qe.
tafelt: 9ln Der Gede, bon pelcber Elm
oer1tlberter 0asfronleu6ter nit fiinf
4rlllen berubglng, benerfte ser 8rn.
fellor nit grobem Sntereile gut aus.
9efltbrteS Sdnibperf. 0ie bier gfen
oeS Ylafonos maren bon bier @op.
penlf1loern elngenommen. gines
3elgte Die gmbleme Der 8atri3ierfo.
Mile Bratorius: orei iilberne &orn.
o9ren in blauem 5eIoe uno oie GepiIe
Mor'bns bdternis. Dos 5tpeite ShiIb
trug oas 8urgpoppen Der Sto6t: 6os
brittle nies nur Die alten Sorben Der
SanIa auf, uno oas oierte enolid3 NOR
obermols Elm Samilienpoppen. gs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
InIann

Gie &egierung berfiigte lette $50,
die Oie @inltellung Der Hationierung
oaer SleiI6orten, &onieroenfii6e,
Speilefette unO Sofelole, ein16lieB-
li6 Butter. Gie 8erfiigung belGBt
nur nod 3uder unO &eifen unter
Dem Hotionierung5progromn, oos
9lntong beg &riege5 eingefiibrt muir
De, Inn Die 0edung 0es militGrii9en
8eOarfs ither5ultellen uno cine glei6-
maBige Gerteilung 81 perbiirgen. l1ns
ter Den BON Ser 9tationierung befrei-
ten 2ebensmitteln befinoen ii6 ouBer
6leiIc6 unO Butter ou6 Oeorearine,
S6peineI6mala, 8affett uno &o6-
uno Salat0le.
2onOpirti6aftSiefretGr glnoerion
erfldrte, es lei cine Siiqe BON 5leiI6,
eini6lieBli6 @efliigel, inn 2onoe. 0ie
8orrate, iagte er, ioaten geniigen, Der
3iolbebolferung i'm 0e5en1ber etnen
&onium gu elmer ReforOrote BON bun-
oertfiinfunole65i9 8funo oos SSobr
gu geitotten. 9er3eit iteut ii6 Der
3ioilperbrau6 auf ungefabr bun0ert-
fitnfunooier5ig Bfun6, Oergliden nit
bunoert Bfunb i'm Sriibiobr uno
CONNER uno einem 8orfriegsourd-
l6nitt con runo bunoertiiebenuno-
5non5ig Pfunb in ben Sobren 1885
big 1889.
5ette ougegen, Dornebmli6 Butter,
oirften ben omtli6en @rtportungen
nad nod fir geraume 3eit fnopp
iein.
anoerion iagte ni6t, monn nit
elmer Iufbe6ung Ser 3uderrotionie>
rung 5u re6nen lit. gr bemerfte ober,
oaB ongeit6ts oes i6peren 3uder-
mangels in Der gon5en g8elt feline
vunmittelbare Iusit6t" ouf 3uder-
freigabe beitebt.
Geifen iouen fur5 nod geeuiabr
bon Der &ationierungs1iite geItri6en
1peroen, tpie fiir3li6 bon 5u1tGnoigen
Hegierrngsbeamten erfl0rt tpuroe.
Ser Giidtritt bonn 0ienIte 0es &C.
nerols George 6. Woriboa uno 6ie
grnennung bon General 0pigbt 9.
@1lenbomer gum Stabsdef aIs Nod-
tolger 0}orlbaus puroe bonn BrGli=
oenten truman befanntgegeben. Die
1e beloen MmtSperi6iebungen treten
lofort in &roft.
Sn elmer 8reliefonferen5 CAB ser
Praiioent ferner befannt, oaB er Mos
miral Gbeiter g8. g2init bo5u aus
erIeben babe, Na6folger oes sSlotten-
aomirals @rneit S. Sing als Gbef
Der 5lottenoperationen au tper6en.
9ieie Undergoing miro fur5 na6
8etbna6ten erfolgen.
5erner erflarte Der grGlioent, oaB
General SSoiepb &. McNornep, Der
eine 3eitlang BEN Soften bes ftenper-
treten6en Stabs9efs befleioete, nit
iofortiger 8irfung ols geo6foIger
@tienbotpers 6as &ommanbo Ser
amerttantlben Sruppen in europa
uno oamit au6 ben Sit als omeri.
taniiber 8ertreter in Der allierten
&ontrol1fommiiiion in europa iiber.
nebmen tperoe.
Sn Der 8reilefonferen5 ipro6 Der
Prafibent iein 8ebauern ooriiber aus,
oaB er General WeribalI, Der am 81.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

HoIielenter beuete ltb our Seite:
u8obin Die Serren?"
n3uerIt Continental 8ooeea."
un0 fort roIlten iie.
g1s 6o0eni6ein pie6er in Dos
SQus treten pollte, re0ete i'm cine
iunge 5rauen5perion an: ~8ar Dos
ser Sr. &ommer3ienrat S6mitt?"
o0eee, 5rGul'n iein &ompagnon,
Sr. 9lmring"
Limb Ser on0ere?"
vWoS gebt ooS sic on!"
uNun gut, menn 5ie'S ni6t iagen
nogen ilnger Serr."
uBob, e5 mar Elm ruiiii6er 8roB-
fiirIt, Oermutli6 info9nito." Nit 6te.
ien Worten lief SoOenidein meg.
0n5 V3Q0Hcn bolte Oie 6auIt 't11<
fer ibrem 0iinnen &egennlanteI ::
uWorte, Sufel 8ol @ol i!
Mie bieB oie 6llnferei? 8olfonIfp? =?
SN meroe Dir oen ieligen Snfel ein-
trQntcn. . Der SGuft, Der @lenoe!
9Iber Su0itb l6Bt ni0t BON Sir. 8ie
Iob er Itottli6 aus in 1einem 8el5
fcin 8un0er, lein Suter lit ia eia
Oornebmer Wonn ge1pelen. 8 Sotob,
id) fonn Oir ni6t 5iirnen; penn ou
Oa5 Ood erfenntelt!"
giligen 5hrittes ging iie oer
Groldfe no6 5ur Continental 8ooe-
ga. &iNtig, Oa lton0 Der 8agen uno
mortete. SSuOitb partete ou6, ipie
Oorbin, aui Der anoern Sauierieite.
~8enn er MIDI liebt, ipaS ma6t esq"
g}oh etDu 5tpun5ig Winuten fam Elm
&ellner unO be3ablte ben &utl9er.
Bolo Oarouf eri6ienen amring un6
Smonomltp Arm in Arm uno gingen
5u SUB Deiter. Suoitb folgte in it6e-
rer Gntfernung. 3uerit begoben it6
0ie 5tpei our RorOoeut1den 8anf. 9ie
SSilOin Dortete mie0er binter elmer
geil6e 9l1S lie beruustomen, perItono
0aS Wtdoden nur einige 8orte BON
Imring: vWfa6en Sic oo6 ni6t 10
piele llmitanOe megen 0eS Sdefs,
lieber SDonoDitp! @enn Sbr Ser
liner 8anfier Sic eber be0ient b6tte,
miirOen Sic mir pobrI6einIi6 nift
Die 6reuoe gema6t bnben, Sbnen ge=
falig 81 lein. 9llio bel @elegenbeit
meroen mir un5 l6on tpieoer aus
elnunoerleBen Sat ia feline @ile. SSett
. ut Die ltbr =. marten Sic, I6on
gegen 5m0lf. GermutIid treTfen mir
neine Iamen Dor Dem Iiner nift
lncbr 5u @ouIe."
SmanoplfD bemerfte etpaS, 0os
Su0itb nidt perIton0. Sic 1poQte iebt
oodl gut ud)tge6en, OaB lie unbemerft
blieb, Inn binter Oie gon3e 8el6i6te
gu fonrmen. 9orlihtig folgte tie tpie=
Der. Nmrlng meinte - er lpru6 lebr
lort luno ocutlit: vSh loOe Sic oIio
lm leh5 llbr 5u Gid Elm, un0 Bis
oubin bleiben mir 6eiiQnmen. Sebt
nebmen mir bel Btor0te einige Iu-
tern. g. miro ounQbli6 3cit sum
Yl116. gtoG Dem Giner ipreNcn Sic
gu neiner 6rau, i6 peroe NIT 9llice
ldon elnnal oeri6Din0en.
SuOitb DuBte nun genug un0 per-
lor 1ld) balo in Dem StroBengemiib-
le Nmring uno Snonopifp qinqen,
m1c obgenla6t, in bas &e1tourunt..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

Dit Der allmGbliden 8aferitat'
tnng fatbplil6er Anitalten nnb &lO.
lter in 9eutIdlanb unb Ceiterretd
an ibre redtmakigeu BETTER biirf'
ten Oiele beriibmte 9(nftalten uie-
Der 81 nenem 2eben eriteben. Oar
unter lit bas Ganiiionum in Suns
bruf, Seiterreid), 1po bunSerte bon
umerifaniIdDen Erieitern inn 2amfe
Der Sabre lire Stnoien DDllenbes
ten. IS miro erluartet, oak bic
StuOienfnr1e in Der nadften 3eit
in beIdrGnftem l1mfang tuieber
anf9enommen 1peroen. Inner 8tlb
5eigt ben Snrm beS Sanpt9ebGu-
OcS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

gcb0rte Dem jebt lan9lt geitorbe,
men 8eldle6te 9eune an, melde5 ebe'
nit Den BrGtorius pernonot getpeIen
mar. @5 mar oies Elm iogenanntes
Ipre6enOes 8appen: Sin groBmd6.
tiger Slime fob einen 6elsblod bod
ilbcr leIn Saupt empor, olS Oh er i'm
iortlhleuOern mollte. 0ie uml6rift
loutete; ~8or bi: if lmpt npne fpen-
oc - @ubre 0ib, id nerfe meine
Ncinoc.
Ter 8rofelior l06eIte, ol5 er ben
SpruH ent3iffert botte. 0rob, ober
monnboft mie 0ie Guten Der ulten
Sanleoten! Gr multerte nod Die iibri,
gen Ger5icrungen an ser 3inmer,
0ede, obcr oo tat it'd cine Gitre ouf
bic in Elm 9tebengernu1 5u fiibren
ld)icn unO Der 8iirgermeilter trot
bercin.
~9r. 9roielior 6inOer, ni6t
Dobr?" Iogte er perbinoli6.
Ser 9lngereOete perbeugte 1i6;
~0tagnificen3, i6 tomme oI5 Sren.
Der. Sn0eilen erinnern lib Wognifi,
cen3 pieaei6t, meinen g a m n
ldon geb0rt 5u boben?"
Isl notiirlid - 6inOer bieB elmer
meiner Sugenofreunoe.
~Iu5 SeioeIberg, ni6t mabr?"
rSSo ia, mir ltuoierten bort 5u,
ionlmcn. SinO Sic nit bem Der.
mun0t?"
~Sein Sobn, Otognificen6."
uIauleno!" rief Der aIte 9er1
iiberraibt aus uno l1aute oen Yro.
feilor bon oben biz unten an, vSie
lino Elm Elm Sobn BON meinem
meinem 9ller?"
JinOer nidte: ~Sa, Aleranoer Sin,
Der mar nein iellger Yapa.
Ser lonlt 10 beoadtige Senator
umarnte ben Brofelior ltiirmii1 tpie
Elm Junger Stuoiolus uno geriet trot
ieines 9llters auBer ii6 Dor Sreuoe
Solden gmpfang bate Der Brofelio1
gar nidt erlDartet. @r iudte itf) meb,
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27

MRS. WILLIAM MELMS ane
daughter Martha arrived home
today after three months in
Florida, where they were living
with Lieut.. Melms, who has now
been transferred to New Or
leans.
MRS. AND MRS. FRED AN
THONY and children of Detroit
were weekend visitors of Mrs.
Max Kendrick and family.
MRS. FRED BOBCEAN is in
Louisville, KY, spending several
weeks with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bowen and family.
MRS. JAMES NUNNELEY
and daughter Florence are in
Mount Pleasant visiting relatives
until after Easter.
LEROY SAMPLE, JR., little
son of Major and Mrs. Leroy
Sample, is still confined to ST..
Joseph's hospital, with a frac-
tured skull, suffered in an auto
mobile accident in March. His
little sister, Susan, is in Royal
Oak visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Morris Sample.
DONALD LEE RISER. who
was four years old March 81,
was baptised in the Methodist
church by the Rev. Alfred p.
Landon on Sunday. Dinner
guests at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric j. Ryser,
later were Phyllis Paget of
Mount Clemens, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollin Mccall and children,
Bob and Sue of Detroit.
SUNDAY GUESTS OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schwartz, 40 High
street, we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin School of Detroit, who
were sponsors for tie Schwarks'
son, Calvin Lee at confirmation
services in Zion Evangelical
church. Calvin's two grand
mothers, Mrs. Anna Schwartz OF
Fraser and Mrs. Anna Ferguson
of Mount Clemens, were guests
at the event.
MRS. HARRY FULLER left
today for Washington, D. c., to
spend the Easter holiday with
her husband, Lieut.. Fuller,
USNR, patient at the Naval
hospital at Bethesda, Md.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
RersonaL

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM c.
SCHROEDER attended st. Mar
tins Evangelical Luther
church in Marine City, TO wit
ness the confirmation of their
niece, Marie Schroeder, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schroe-
der Of Fair Haven. A family
gathering ollowe at the
Schroeder home in Fair Haven,
with guests from Detroit, Mount
Clemens. Fair Haven, Marine
City and ST. Clair.
MRS. FITZ JAMES BRIDGES
and her two daughters, Harriet
Lee and Sally Lin, have left for
Aberdeen, Md. to join Lieut..
Bridges. Mrs. Bridges mother,
Mrs. Walter Lehner, accompan-
led them and will remain until
next week.
MRS. J. L. CHURCHILL of
Detroit and Mrs. Mark Hanna
of Hillsdale were weekend visi-
tors of their sister, Mrs. William
Flory.
MRS. LYLE STORER has re-
turned TO her home in Water
town, N. Y, after a visit with
her mother, Mrs. F. w. Krause-
neck.
MRS. DAVID GORDE has re-
turned to her home on North
Gratiot avenue, after spending
six weeks Wis ting Detroit
friends in Miami Beach, Fla.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Mh the Color,

pleted his course Of stady as an
electrical mechanic in the Army
Air Forces Technical Training
school at Amarillo, Tex, and is
now rated as an electrical spec
ialist. He has been in service
since June, 1913.
ALLEN M. WALLACE, hos
pital apprentice 1/c, who is now
stationed at Chelsea, Mass, has
been promoted to pharmacist
mate sc. according to word re-
ceived by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wallace, 443 Orms-
by street.
ROBERT SPIER, son of Col.
and Mrs. James E. Spier, of By
ron Court. left Thursday for re-
cruit training at the US. Ma
val Training Station, Great
Lakes, Ill.
T/SGT. RANDOLPH Har-
wood arrived Saturday from
Denver, Colo, to spend two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. HARDWOOD, of st. Clair
Shores.
SEAMAN DAVID BIRD. who
has spent many months in for
eign service has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bird, of Meade. He will leave
tomorrow for his new assign
ment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27

PVT. BERNARD A. FALTER.
whose wife Dorothy lives in
Memphis, has been cited by the
Anti-tank battalion of the 10th
M unit ineer Division and
awarded the combat infantry
man badge for actual participa-
ton in combat against the enc
my on the Fifth Army front in
Italy.
LIEUT.. LAURENCE E. BRE-
CHEL has been assigned as an
instructor to CORTLAND Army
Air Field, Ala, where flying Of
ficers are given transitional
training for handling the B-24
Liberator bomber. His wife IL
the former Shirley Steinbrink of
Mount Clemens, and is living
with him at Decatur, Ala. Lieut..
Brechel entered service in Janu-
airy. 1910, and was last stationed
in Italy. where he completed IL
missions against German tar
gets. He has been decorated
with the Air Medal.