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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
CHAPTER THIRTY-sIx

Gail heard a voice, "Gail, dar.
hing" She turned around dazedly
Steve was beside the policeman
Steve had spoken to her. His face
was streaked with dirt, there was 9
nasty cut on his right arm, his blue
suit was in shreds.
"And this is the sort Of thing
the English have been taking fol-
months" she said. Buildings in
ruins, lives snuffed out"
"This wasn't q bomb, darling, II
was a careless workman"
where's everybody" she whis.
pered.
Father came down with the first
ambulance" he said proudly. Hes
near the gate. his nurses are with
him. He's all right, the old boy"
Her throat was tight. She could
barely speak. what happened Il
the right wing?"
"The explosion eaved in the walls
and roof. A good many women were
trapped there I've got to get
back" He left her and she pushed
her way numbly through the
crowds.
When she got to the gate, she
saw a ear drive UP and stop. Gail
Cad" girls voice screamed.
She turned around. 1t was Lu.
cienne, getting out Of the car. Lu.
cienne in her green suit, her going
sway suit, q spray Of orchids on her
shoulder. Ralph was beside her, still
in his morning coat, his striped
trousers. I'VE just heard about it,
when Lucienne was changing her
Dress" he shouted.
DR.. Kramer stripped of his hand.
some coat. He rolled up the sleeves
Of his white shirt. where shall
ro?" he asked.
ITO the right wing" Gail an.
swered. Women are trapped"
He moved away.
"Ralph!" Lucienns cried. BE
careful, darling"
Gail thought bitterly: You needn',
worry. Ralph always plays safe. :,
As she followed him through the
moi, she saw him move toward the
one remaining wall Of the right
wing that teetered perilously. Take
it easy" q policeman ordered
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

married in the White House (she
would be the 18th White House
bride) but she isn't worrying about
II. She's more concerned about Mar
garet finding the right man-even
though he may not come along
until 1913. when Humans term ex-
pires.
Can even Bess Truman, with her
acknowledgement. stay as she is!
The country would like It. She
has vote-getting appeal to women,
who enjoy her life in the White
House without envy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
by FREpERICK c. oTHMAN

The question. friends. is import.
ant: VIII we let the architects
toss out the brass cuspidors. tear
away the doors and turn our Sen.
ate chamber into a pinkish. pastel
beauty salon!
As an old-fashioned gent who
takes his coffee in a mustache cup.
wears night shirts. chews cut plug.
shaves with straight-edged razor.
carries a golden toothpick on his
watch chain, prefers cast-iron derby
hats and writes notes to himself
on his detachable cuffs. | say no.
The Senate's good enough the
way II is: SOS the House. and
what II the acoustics are not so
hotl These super-sonic guys are
figuring on fixing up the joint so
you can hear every work that every
senator says.
This. say so without fear OF
contradiction. is a mistake.
There are 80 tons OF cast iron
and glass In the Senate's sky-light-
ed ceiling: in the House there are
40 tons OF ditto overhead. This is
shaky stuff, having been installed
nearly 100 years ago. II wouldn't
do the lawmakers noggins any
good II II fell in on 'em tits now
held up by temporary girdles) and
you can't blame 'em for worrying.
So they appropriated s5S5.o0 to
ease their fears; then they took an
other s1.446,000 to do the Job
right. They appointed a commit.
tee OF five senators to supervise
the improvements. The senators
called in some architects, the lat
ter went into the silence and came
up with a secret. confidential re-
port.
Haw. ! got my paws on a copy
OF same and here's what those bah.
les said about our beautiful, old.
fashioned Senate:
The present chamber Is over.
loaded with poorly designed orna-
ments and reflects the taste OF a
period In our architectural history
not highly regarded by critics"
So they want to make Il slick
like a broadcasting studio, or may
be a cocktail lounge. They want
to throw out the doors with the
euriieues on 'em. put In domed
ceiling. light the place with hid
den nuorescent tubes, smooth down
the 1uted plaster walls and panel
same In some light-colored wood,
like butternut. Honest.
/ saw the pictures that they drew.
Every picture was different. but
all were pinkish. They made no
provision for the senatorial snuff
boxes. they did away with the pref.
ty bumps on the walls. The long.
er I looked at 'em the madden I
got. ] went down to see David
Lynn.
He's the architect Of the Capitol.
kindly and efficient man and /
don't want to embarrass him. He's
not to blame, anyhow. He works
for Congress and it's his Job to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

London-Lord Louis Mountbat-
ten, Southeast Asia commander,
asked II he thought the atomic
bomb inhuman: War is q crazy
thing. It is a crazy thing that we
are fighting at all. But II would
be even more crazy II we were to
have more casualties on our side
to save the Japanese"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Misunderstanding OF War
Henry l.. Stimson. answering crit
les OF the size OF the army: 1--WE
shall not do our duty II we plan
for the reduction Of the Army by
even one man below the number.
needed for the complete defeat Of
Japan with the least possible loss
Of American lives"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

NEW YORK up Airborne
radio entertainment with "strato-
vision broadcasts is the postwar
plan OF the Westinghouse Electric
Corporation and the Glenn l.. Mar
tin Company, 1t was disclosed Fri
day. The. companies plan inaug.
ural tests in the fall Of what they
announced will be "a new system
OF television and FIN radio broad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Your Health
Cancer Starting
in Lungs Found
to be Frequent

By HERMAN NJ. BUNDEsEN. NJ. I
FIFTEEN years ago, cancer
starting in the lungs was con-
sidered q rare disease because our
methods Of diagnosis had not ad-
vanced as far as they have today.
But now with more modern meth
DDS we know that il occurs about
as often as cancer Of the stomach.
The largest number Of cases are
found in persons between 10 and
so years Of age and the disease il
four times as frequent in men a.
in women.
The symptoms and signs In can
GER Of the lung are not character
istic. By that is meant that they
are like those which occur in q
number Of other disorders. The
most frequent symptom is cough.
The next is loss of weight, then
the coughing up Of blood, short
ness Of breath and pain in the
chest. Quite frequently the cough
is attributed by the physician to
excessive smoking. Since in many
instances there may be such synhp-
toms rs pain in the abdomen, sick
ness to the stomach and vomiting,
and a tired feeling, the attention
Of the patient is often focused on
some part Of the body other than
the lungs.
Location Of Growth
The findings on examination, as
well as the symptoms, may vary
according to where the growth is
located. A small cancer in the cen
ter Of the lung may cause collapse
Of some Of the lung tissue. On the
other hand, q large growth on the
surface Of the lung may cause no
signs at all that the physician can
detect.
However, If a person more than
forty years of age should develop
symptoms affecting the lungs, the
possibility Of cancer should Al
ways be thought Of and a.careful
study made to determine il such
a growth is present, for IL is only
by means Of early diagnosis and
prompt treatment that hope for
n cure is attained. OF course, one
Of the most helpful methods of
diagnosis is the use Of the x-ray.
Accurate Diagnosis q
According to Doctor Alton Oehs-
nsr and his co-workers Of New
Orleans, in nine out Of every tan
cases an accurate diagnosis Of lung
cancer can be made by means of
q careful X-ray examination. II
the X-riy shows changes that are
suspicious Of cancer, then an in
strument known As bronehoscops
can be passed into the lung and .
bit Of the lung tissue removed for
examination under the microscope.
The bronchoscope is an instru-
hciI hnauc " y VI tbbc WIN AAk hesI
which makes it possible to look di-
reetly into the lung.
II is fortunate that cancers Of
the lung do not grow as rapidly
as others. Hence, il q diagnosis is
made at an early date, the cancer
may be removed before it has had
an opportunity to spread extern
sively to other tissues.
The only cure for lung cancer
known at present seems to be SUR
Rical removal. Treatment with K
ray will not produce = cure accord
ing to these physicians, and should
be used only for those cases in
which operation cannot be per-
formed. There is evidence that .
number Of patients operated on
for lung cancer ten years ago are
still well and active. Hence, this
disease is not hopeless one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
THEY Say

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Truman.
in solemn warning to Nippon: I'VE
shall continue to use the atomic
bomb until we completely destroy
Japan's power to make war. Only
a Japanese surrender will stop us"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

In 1878 the Dutch with a fleet
OF % vessels and 1000 men took
New York back from the British
and renamed 1t New Orange. The
new government lasted little more
lhan a year. when the city was re-
stored to Britain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

The Russians for centuries have
coveted the Black Sea straits. And
in recent months they have been
pressing Turkey for a privileged
position in the area prior to nsgo-
tiating a new Turkish-Russian
friendship treaty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

NEW YORK-INS- Star.gazers
hit the jackpot Friday night. Be-
tween midnight and dawn. and
again tonight and Sunday nights.
the earth is due to make its annual
passage through the path OF the
Perseid meteors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

New York-Sen. Brien Mcmahon
(D) Conn, advocating the estab-
lishment Of an international group
OF scientists TO fight disease: The
United States spent two billion
dollars 10 develop the atomic
bomb. What would the world say
il for two billion dollars we cured
cancer. leprosy and diseases OF
the heart?"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

A new method which permits
X-ray photography on special IS
mn. film reduces costs in taking
chest pictures from one dollar per
exposure to less than one cent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
NV Box,kG RULES
XIV PERMIT ALMOST AAT1HiNt
y EXCEPT BiTikG.
OPPONENTS oF1EN KICK
EAcA o1AER N me FACE "..
BY R. ]. SCOTT

It does not show on the surface.
On this birthday take inventory
Of what you have accomplished
this month. Should you ind that
you have wasted time. money. or
effort. determine to cut out the
wasteful activity that you have
been indulging in.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
To<iax,s Horoseope

Today's Horoscope
Il You are affectionate. perssver-
ing. studious and at all times an
opportunist. You should develop
seif-reiiance or you viii not attain
. fun measure Of success. Your
love II deep and sincere. although
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

you have q rather uneven temper
ament. sincerity. rich self-conn-
dence. and the ability to plan and
execute your plans with precision.
Curb your rash impulses. You are
fond Of travel. and q happy mar
riage Is indicated. Make no prom
ises today that you are not sure
you wish to fulnii. and will be
able to fulfill when the proper
time comes. Be careful not to sign
any promissory notes. unless prop
er security Is at hand.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Ono Minute Test Answers
1. The principals. the seconds
and two surgeons.
2. A period Of two years.
3. Five. two frigid zones. two
temperate zones. one torrid zone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Words Of Wisdom
He who forgets his own friends
msanly to follow. after those Of q
higher degree is'a mob.-Tback.
cray.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

One-MInute Test
/. VINO should be present at
duel?
2. What Is q biennial
s. How many climatic zones are
there?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

driven by A. coided Pearl st.
near Huron had a badly
damaged wheel less
seriously damaged.
Basse delegate from local unit American Le-
gion Auxiliary district Monroe,
August 20.
Birth: To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hozer boy William.
Fifty Years Ago
rapidly progressing the office building being
erected by W. Congress Already
steps seof scales Of the APPROX
ed pattern.
Day be celebrated by the Germans OF
Washtenaw County, here. Aug ~.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Nine to IL pounds of raw mate
rial are required to make one pound
OF aluminium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Crater Lake is 1000 feet deep
IN parts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Horoscope for Sunday
A birthday today means that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Hints on Etiquette

A girls engagement Ii always
announced by her relatives, The
only exception to this Is when she
Is an orphan with not even a
brother or sister. In that case. an
old friend may make the an
nouncement for her.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

WASHINGTON UP - Soviet
Russia Friday was expected to raise
the major immediate objections to
President Humans proposal for
internationalizing Europe's- import
ant waterways, including the Dard-
anelles, under Big Five supervision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

casting. They will use specially
built stratosphere planes which will
cruise six miles above the earth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

ORGANIZED LABOR IS CONF1-
DENT Of its ability to stop the
Halliburton Hatch federal indus
trial relations bill. One labor Of
ficial has predicted that lit will
never get out OF committee"
Senator James E. Murray CD OF
Montana. chairman OF the Senate
Education and Labor committee.
is recognized as a staunch labor
supporter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

By HERMAN NJ. BUNDEsEN, NJ. Z
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
SHOW no SIR sALEs

The Seventh War Loan drive
Will present The Flying Varieties
Show Al $50 tonight a the
Royal Oak Theater. As one Of the
national special events of The
drive.
Bonds will he Seld az the door
and serve as admission tickets All
bonds sold AZ the theater after
MAY % Will count as admission
Advance reports on the show
indicate that Flying Varieties
has made widely hailed public ap-
pearsnceS in addition to its nu-
merouS performances at army
CAMPS and hnSnltalS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Cleaner Maker Comes
Clean, Pays 500 Fine

Henry w Burritt 81 Of 942
Sunningdalc. Crosse Pointc Moods,
paid fine OF 500 on a reckless
driving charge today after plead
ing guilty in Traffic Judge George
r. Murphy's court. He is presi-
dent of The Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Co.
Rurrltt $ car struck and injured
Fanny Anderson. 26. of 1906 Lake
wood, AT f. jefferson and Conner
on April II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Bremen Blast
Hits i. ). Station

PARIS, June ; tINS)-Two
persons were known 10 have been
killed and an unknown number
of additional casualties resulted
when three mysterious explosions
damaged an American military
police station in Bremen. Most of
the injured were German workers.
The American forces radio said
the blasts were believed 10 have
been caused by delayed action
bombs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Pair Beats Breakfast
Host; Flee With $500

Nick Chion. G.. who operates
a restaurant at 555 Abbott and
resides upstairs. was in Receiving
Hospital in Semi-conScious con-
dition this morning as result Of
head injuries he told police were
inflicted by a man and woman
who robbed him OF $500.
Chion told detectives he had
met the couple last night and
drank considerably with them.
lie said he took them 10 his res
taurant al s a. m. 10 get some
thing 10 eat and both assaulted
and robbed him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Son S Murder Trial
Set 10 Start June IS

The first degree murder trial OF
Elven p. Kent, Is, Of 1887 Au-
brey, Redford Township, charged
with the skillet Staying last Feb
ruary Of his mother, Mrs. Ida
Kent, will begin in circuit court
June 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
ARMY MISSING
TTRnPEAN AREA

DESSEl JAMES PVT Husband Of
Mrs Katherine NJ. Denssl. Adrian
ORXIS JAMES SGT. Husband Of
Mrs. Mamie Oryis Marion.
SPROWl CHARLES PFC.-HuloAnd Of
Mrs Garnet W. snrowl. SturEs,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
ADvERTIsEMTNT
Here's Speedy Relief For
TENDER ACHING
BURNING FEET
Emerald Oil Must Give CompIst.
SatisfAetion or Money Back

Your fssi NAV he - tsn0er and in
famed that you think you can't - another
step Your Ehost NAY fee A. % tnfY are
over with the pain and foytlre and prey
Tor ouick reusf WHAT'S N1I - dbusT
Two of\ three spphrationt ~ Aoonss
Emerald OF END In IS minutes the pain
and soreness dissppeau. fsW more ap.
uications a. regular intervals and lou are
o. the read> O. s0ic foot lcom'ooi.
40 matter hoW olscourAged you have
beer with powder foot baths arr otnsr
appuestionf n you have not trisd I'm
sraid OF then you have s0rFfninE - earn
So Eood 10 Emerald OF that thorsan1s
a ho,tes are sold annually 20 help fokf
win srft eornf and cAlioufeS.
Every eooo crurgist FsUs Emerald or
ssfIsfarffsr ruarantssd ~ money tscE You
pay a little more fof EmsrsIc ~ bl' on
Boy the results you gst-its worth it,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
NAVY WOUNDED

BROWNE DAVID X T SGT USMCR -
wife. Mrs DAVID y. Brown, Pontiac.
GERDIN. ADOLF ,. SGT UsMC. Wife
Ms Adolf ? Cerdin. Rochester
GESSNER FRANKLIN p Cpl USMCR
-Molher Mrs Lens GessneT Monroe
Parents, MI and Mrs. Alfred d. Gibson
Marion.
MEIERs HAROLD W JR SGT usMC -
Parents Mr. and Mrt. Harold " Meisrs ST.
EsrtnAbs
MESEGrzzo JOHN T. CPL USMc -
Parents Mr. and MIS- Antonio Menegufio
MENTINK GLENH W PFC. UsMcR -
Parents M and Mrs. Henry J Mentink.
Rlyes Junction.
FARFlTr. GRECO r PFC USMCR -
Parents Mr. ana Mrs RAY Pariit Winslov.
PARKER PAUL G PVT usMCR Sister
Mrs. Theo Nslictn Lansing
PARKS ROBERT A. PFC CSMCR Far
ents Nj and MIS-. warren PARKS Romeo
.PAsSfNAUAT LOUIS PVT tsheR -
wife MH AnF'lin. L Ps''inAul' Muni'ins'
WOLsKE. ARTHUR ADOLPH. FIRE CON
TROLMAH 2 c. usNR Wife. Mrs. beulah
wolfH. Benton Hbrbor
NAVY MISSING
LILLE WILLIAM ARTHUR. FIRE CON.
TROLMAN , c USNR - Parents, MI, and
Mrt Arthur Lille Niles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Wants Italy Freed

LONDON. juno 5 INS)-
Pietro Nenni, Socialist candidate
for premier Of Italy. was on rec
ord today AS demanding the end
Of Allied military government IN
Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Tlmes Phoio

Award of the Bronze Star for
bravery in action 10 two Detroit
members of the AID (Rainbow)
Division, was reported today.
They are:
First 1t. o. w. Kit" Carson.
80, former Detroit real estate man.
Sgt. Thomas p. Mitchell, q, of
1921 Stoepel.
The medal was presented in
1t. Carson for planning, con-
Quoting and directing patrols into
enemy territory under fire AS a
liaison officer, 1t. Carson was one
Of the first YankS into Munich. He
and his men persuaded the chief
OF police to hand out the white
flag of surrender. Later tho outfit
went on to BerchteSgaden, Hitler's
mountain hide-out
Ii. Carson in 1889 married the
former Doris Kllch. Of 1927
Strathmoor. He Joined the army
two years and eight months ago
Sgt. Mitchell is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell. His
wife. the former Jane Euhler Of
Topeka. Kan. is attending the
University OF Kansas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

OuSe announced by the department include
20 dead wounded ana three missing
casualties for the ouste total u wounded and
missing
kept informed any changes status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
ARMY DEAD
ttRpptAN ARA

coPrYo> DONALD p. Isl LT-son Of
Peter C7Pe'r0. tif.Hs.AH
bFRocuowSKI zJGWUNn > FFc-son
20 Mrs Anna DOoonorsH cnionsFon
EmcKsoN EsIc p rFc--s7n o. Nj,
5cssphint Eues'on Atlantic Min'
GqDvM. ALTON =, Fyc-son Of Charles
KosKAMr ROWLAND A CAPT -Hgsoana
Of MIA. Florence N kossamr. Holland.
SOLOMON -hRTHLR A. 1-s--Sar ~ Mt
sroSE TRAScls Husband Of
Mrs. Martha Stone. EIchmone-
VARD. VANCE SGT son o. Mrs
FTsnk }. WARD. Grsno Rapids.
PACIFIC ARIA
ArsIElto GIoyANN1 p PFC -Husosnd
Of ~ Et'is hgyjs,to s,Ht f'inrrc u,,,,,, a,
Ms. imogene Austin lAingsburg
coMsTOCK EUGENE 7 5-Son Of MrS
Lillian Comstock, Kalamazoo
puNNEBAcK ROBERT A. PIC son Of
Mn. Theresa punneeses Grand RAPID.
GLFRvM LEONARD SGT son oi Mrs
Nellie Glsrum. Grand Rapids
HOCeTOS. NORMAN n CrL Husband OF
Mrs Florence NJ Hogston. Musksgon.
PIERCE MERW1N X PVT son Of Mn
GLADYS smith Eaton Rapids
Margaret NJ. Popko. Rose City.
ROSENFIEln HAROLD 7 SGT son Of
Mrs Alice Rosenfisd Saginaw
RUp RALPH O PEC-HukhAnn Of MEA.
Dorothy y. Rud, Merrill.
SIMMONS. LEONARD T CPL.--Son OF
Mrs Dora simmons Wsldron
SMITH. THOMAS y. PFC-Husband OF
Mrf Clhfs C. Smith Carleton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARIA

KiSZKA FRANK 7 PFC - Husband OF
Mrs Msn Kisiss. Fiint
QUADE EDWIN p sGr.-son OF Nj,
AgustA ouaas. Rossrs City
VAS ALLEN. ERvlN A. PFC son Of Mrs
vELTiNG. JOHN ~ PFC Son Of Mrs
sadie VsltinE. Grand RApidt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Buy 10 Limit,
Urges |sbey
TEI pTrROlT TINES

Frank y. ISbey, chairman Of the
Michigan Var Finance Committee.
today called on citizens 10 back
the Seventh Var Lean drive by
buying war bonds 10 the limit
Michigan is tagging. said lSbcy.
and unless additional sales arc
made the state Will be 81 100000
short of the quota.
Sales "a date throughout the
state total Sl49.527l7l75. while
Wayne County sales total S79sl3.-
cal against a quota set al SlI9,-
S51 900 for the county.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
FREE MOVIE DAY

Wednesday VIII be free movie
day" in Detroit and all Michigan
cities. All persons purchasing a
bond on that day VIII be admitted
free 10 the show of their choice.
Another attraction of the SeV-
enth War Loan drive will be in
Detroit July 2 and 4, il was an
nounced by the army. The spec
tacle is. Here Is Your Infantry"
and will be held either at the
University of Detroit or Briggs
Stadium.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
PTA Council
TO Meet Here

MACOMB COUNTY COUN-
Gil of Parent Teacher Assocla-
tions will meet in Mount Glenn
ems at the Wilson school at 3
o'clock on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Charles p. Looms of
Michigan State College will talk
on post war home and family
living, and Mrs. Lola King of
R8'stSSS. .g5:S..ar.iittif'' G..c7frtor. viii be
present.
In charge of arrangements for
the meeting, at which a musical
program will also be presented,
are the presidents of Mount
Clemens parent-teacher groups:
Howard Haller, Wilson school;
Mrs. Earl Haughton, Lincoln;
Mrs. George Merifield, Grant;
Mrs. John Irwin, Dickinson;
Mrs. Elmer Stewart, Donaldson;
and Mrs. Frank Weller, Macomb.
THE WORLD WIDE GUILD
will meet Monday evening with
Mrs. James Jared, SO Welts
street, at 1870 o'clock. Mrs. Ed
ward Trufarrelli will be in
charge of devotions. The White
Cross work Will be resumed fol-
lowing the holiday lull.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05

MISS ANNA LORD STRAUSS.
national president of the League
of Women Voters. will partlcl-
pate in the Mid-Winter confer
ence to be held by the Michigan
League at the Statler Hotel and
the Rackham Foundation Build
ing in Detroit, on Monday and
Tuesday, January Is and l6.
Mondays program will take
place at the Statler Hotel. From
100 10 3 o'clock, the discussions
will be on state issues, child la
Dor. taxation and unicameral
legislature; from 3 10 43O
o'clock, panel on world security;
banquet with Miss strauss 5.
speaker at 7 o'clock.
Tuesdays program will take
place at the Rackham Building
State board meeting at 10 o'clock
and at ! o'clock Miss Strauss
will meet with the presidents OF
the State Leagues.
Reservations. and transporta-
tion arrangements may be made
at the next combined regular
and business meeting Of the