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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18
Art Teaches Child
What is Pleasing

CART CAN be means by
which parents can teach things
at home" Mrs. Delbert Mari,
grade school art supervisor told
members of Child Study Group
Three at Mrs. Samuel Malbin S
home Wednesday evening.
Cali children are creative, and
should be encouraged regardless
of their ability. The purpose OF
teaching art in the grade schools
is to teach the child what is
pleasing" Mrs. MARI brought ex-
amples of art work in the local
SC, Dis.
8. Melvin Coulon and Mrs.
B. lard Greenfield assisted the
hostess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18
League Of WomenNoers Pledge Its Support to New City Chate

maroon and white. and MCHS
colors red and gray will be used
for decorations, and Bob Tyson's
Five will come from Birming-
ham to furnish the music.
Lorraine Schroeder Is general
chairman, with Patricia Gala
CHER and Jean Baxter on the
decorations committee; Wanda
Wright. publicity; Donna Sedora
and Virginia Ullrich, music; Bar
bara Purton, refreshments; and
Frances Guild, chaperones.
Dorothy Sheldon, Geraldine
Gilchrist and Carol Nelson OF
the MCHS faculty will be chap
erones for the party.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18
KID Home SET
After Repairs

THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
HOME, which has been closed
for the past three months for
repairs, Is now completed, and
available to circles for their use,
Mrs. John Jarchow, president
of the Board of Trustees, an
nounced today.
Complete new plumbing has
been installed in the home, and
new linoleum in some of the
rooms, as we'll as considerable
redecorating, Mrs. Jarchow stat
ed.
MRS. JULIA CASE and daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. M. Cochran leave
Friday for Dayton, o., to visit
Mrs. Cases other daughter, Mrs.
c. M. Stanton, and family. Mrs.
Cochran will return Monday,
but Mrs. Case will remain for
about a week, celebrating her
Oct. 81 birthday during the Wis.,
il.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18
Fidelis Circle
Welcomes Member

MRS. WILLIAM X. McLEL-
Ian joined Fidelis Circle Of
Zion Evangelical circle at the
meeting last evening, when Mrs.
Edwin Roiser was hostess.
The circle will cooperate with
other organizations of the church
in the jubilee celebration Of its
85th anniversary, for the recep-
ton Sunday evening and the
dinner on Friday evening.
A pledge of SIS was voted by
members to the church Youth
Fund.
After a business meeting, cards
were played, with prizes going
to Gladys Bobcean, Mrs. Henry
Frendt, and Mrs. M. H. Rodgers.
Evelyn Ruschky, 10 Miller street,
will be hostess Oct. 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18
Girls Friendly
Dance

THE FOOTBALL, q dance to
be spons ore'd by the Girls
Friendly Society. will take place
Friday evening from $50 to IL
o'clock at Grace Parish house,
il is announced today.
The dance follows an after
noon football game against the
Birmingham High school team,
and an invitation has been ex-
tended TO Birmingham students
as we'll as those from Mount
Clemens. Birmingham's colors,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18
Ever Onward Circle
Votes Contributions

MEMBERS Of Ever Onward
Circle of Kings Daughters voted
donations of $40 to the Indian
soldiers relief, $40 TO Indian
children; and IS to the Commun-
ity Chest.
The meeting was held with
Mrs. Fred Ptromm Wednesday
afternoon on Wolf road. Card
prizes went to Mrs. Norman
Deichert, Mrs. John Sullivan,
and Mrs. Tony Abeyta.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-18

THERE WILL BE NO
CHANGE in the tax rate of this
city IL the new charter is adopt
ed in January" was the state
ment of Otto Nickel. as the new
charter was being explained at
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Il, g. lenOct
WforOprotelt

8aibinaton Gie 8%ereinigten
Staaten itbernitteln 9eutldlano oeil
iddrital @rotelL Der ato8ltcA iit, ge'
gen sic @rlhieBung enhIpaFTneter 9e'
inu9ener amerifnnrIdsr Soloaten.
Dog Stpatsoepartment erlieB Die
folgenoe 8efonntmadung: Y.
oGas 5taats0epnrtinent iettoet Der
oeutiden Heeierung ourd Sic Edapeis
aer 8g11r0en sen lt1rfiten 8rotet
ser mogIih lit. 0a9eeen, onB oeutlhe
3runpen in Der NGhe DON @almeop,
gelgieit, ans elmer Grippe bon 1870
Scl0otsu ltn0 2ffi5ierer, Die bonn
oeutld)en GattfforpS ~gefougen 1tito
entapaTInet paretls alle NIT ausnabs
me bon Is aetOtet babet.D
sic antIfde 8efanutmafpun8
mo6te es 6euttifa Dob Die nnerftanie
i6e Regierltrg ole 8abrbeit Der ge'
ritte pom Sdllptqltarfier ltt6. BON
Grbnfberidteritdttern aaB ole Teitts
iden einige mnerifaniife @efangene
gatotet baben, niht in Grdge ftelh.
Sn 0ieien 8eriHten bieB es, ooB Die
9eut1den Ole abnerffdner nn6 ibrer
@efangenipdbme aufgeiteIlt nno in
8erIebung Der international argee
nomatlenen arie9sreeeln erifUifen ba-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

1898 0ereluren ourt i'm in Stel.
llttlgen uiltergebrad)t meroen fonnten.
Dies apar iait 5ipeimnl 10 Oiel, pie
nod im Salniar oieies SubreS, rnO
ieitoem 9aben iid oie 9ilige nod
giinitiger entpifelt, atr0 mir idretben
i~lgpiid)en DECEMBER. Snsgeiamt
qparen bis ggloe augult I'M GertalfG
bieies Sabres 49,, 391 @eteranen nm.
tergebrndt poroen - gepiB feline
geringe 3ifier. McNutt ia9t oerm
and, Dap ,,0ie 3ahl Ser In Stallnn
gen uiter9ebrnd]ten 8eternnen itan-
0i9 im Steigen lit. Grno9lidt lpur
Sc Dies nidt ollrdl cine enorme
Berionnlitei9eruag amtlider 9lr6eits-
penuittlnngsitellen (oie 8eterans
Sipilion oermebrte tbr 8erlonal bel
mebr MIR gang geringfiigig), ion0ern
'ourh ileue Mstbooen qroBere, aluf
erpeiterter GRATIFYING 6aiierenoe Gel
IiHHSfGbl1teit Hno Aerglei9en mebr.
Aaeg Dies fommfr DON @onot 3u Mo-
nat nod iteb5en0 SEN Geteranen 5u-
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
$4,000 Nasis2ln.
hanger perbaitet

Garis - Gie 3nbl Der 6ran5oien,
bic in 2agern Coer @~efattgntflen nn-
ter Dem Ber6oft Der 9dtigteif ifiir Ole
No5is in Soft geboIten apprOen, De-
tragt jeet $4,000, pie Der Snrermi-
niiter Gitier Der beratenben Ser
ionnlung mitteifte.
Die Sale BON 5000 Der Berbufte-
ten Iirao, fpie Efrier sugeben mtBte,
nod nid)t Mnterinht aDor6en. Sic
tperoen arr Grunb elmer nllgemeinen
aniduIoigung in Snft gebaIten, obne
6dB tire shulb btsber unteriuft
luuroe.
Ser Minrlter iiigte btn5n, 6oB es
n~otpenoig gerporoen Yet Die Softbe-
feble ein3uifrdnfen, uno entIprefen-
De 4nmefiuneen ieien an Die 2otal-
bea1nten ergotgert, ltn iDillfirli9e
8erhaftungen 81 permeioen.
Ger Minilter ia9te. 0oB fIr5Lidl in
Ser @egeno voa GariS Sahotenre mil
Naltid}rmeii aelanoet ieien, aber oaf
feiner ooit i5nen Sfaoen on8eridtet
9e6e. Sn User 1000 SaIlen oea
spipaageperonftes bnbe ole Goli5ei
1890 6eutidpe nno fran5olilde Spiona
berbdftet.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

lit &esent

2onOon u &onig @eorg bon @ries
1enlono Dat eilen ihroffen gerlons
gen gbiirhiIIg mtOeuptllig nofgege'
ben ulro @r5bfihof Gnmasfinos gum
Heseuten @riedenlanos ~eingelest
Ser morgen 0ereiOigt peroen 0iirfte.
Ser Setretdr 0es gr36iidofs modr
te befannt, oaB ser grSbfihof ans
8ett gefelieIt lit unO er lid elmer
8lutitbertrogurg unter5ieben mnBte,
oos erfte Bort BON ieiner @rfron'
flung.
@tben y 9ritiide Streitfraite gal.
ten nun, tuie befonnt geaeben apurOe,
mebr oIs ole SGIfte bon atben beiebt
uno bdben aud 4ir1us. aas SafeitJes
6iet ser griehtihen 9oupttaot, oIs
Sttispanft fiir Speratiouen gegen Ole
Clos III hire 61roe gebradt. Britiite
5dIIidirmtritppen uro grieafide Nas
tionoIaorotiten, 0ie nit Ennfunter.
itiisung un0 9on5ertpagen @tnbeis
ten oorgii1gen, ooIlenoeten cine tuifs
tige Q6aie in i1rer a~ns1tpogtte CUR
S6u6ernag ser belleniiden Metro.
pole, ais tie @3oss ginbeiten bon Ell
ner Sefun0dritroBe Suriid trie6en,
oie ourf Oas inouitrielle @eitDiertel
ser Stoot bonn Snonia. Blos nad
Dem Safen I1uft. Gieie StraBe biI-
set nun sic rasgefabre @reu5e oes BON
8riten beiettep @ebietS apiifen
Nthen uno Bir1us.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Die 2luiicrtcm in
1taIicn ,pcrNcn pcrltGrft

Nom -Starfe alliierte Quit un0
8o0eniruppen lpllr0eu an Ser iedls
MeiIen meifen 6roHt i'm SerfiotaI IN
Sen aaulpf geporfen in Dem 8emii'
ben. Sen 0eutiden Angriif olliju6aI-
ten, 6urd) Sen ole Mnterifaner in
8peitGgiaan auntpfe ans Ger 1ptdti'
qen on SER 2anSItroBe 8eIegenen
gtuot gargn 6er0rdn9t por0en limb.
Sic Geutifltn erfI1rten, DAB Die
II. e. 90. gSegerotbiiion III sGbenl
Rampf einige &ilemeter 5uriifge-
'orGnqt mor6en let. 3a8 5ieI oeS au-
qriffs int offenbor ser pihtide Glitter
te 3uflhrboien oioorno @eghurn),
ser SO Weilen entferrt lit. 8ur9o
liegt auoertbaIb @eiGen oitlidl oes
Serdio uno uitgefabr IS MeiIen
nor0lif ser Irobiu8iol. SonptItnot
2uccd.
Die Gruppen oes 6eI0maridolls
gilbert &aiieIrihg 9i1t9en oitr2 eebe-
men lto @ebirse in Ser eriten uidti-
gen Rompfbatolung ieit %rtehreren
@ofen in bieiem an Der 8elttiilte 9es
legenen Trontabifnitt Der 6iinften
4rqnee. Ger Augrtif ser Nojis MUIR
,6a oon @rtillerie unteritiibt.
Die Itrate9Ide 2uftpafie ser III
Iiierten pan0te sic poIle @etpnlt ibrer
Bomber, &anouen tu0 @taitinenge-
mehre 9egen Die An8reiier, tpobei
melt fiber 100 6lltg3eilge NIT Gngrlf-
fen alif Observation-Disclosures, ar-
tilIerieitel(uneenl ibeieste @eb1uoe
un0 5traBenfnotenpunfte teiInab.
men.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Sranfreids 5rs
NmItrie's plGnc

@oris Gle frnn8Oitiden autos
mobiI 6obrifonten. Die offenbar
mad, ser Gbeorie porgeben, Dob Der
arieg IN europa in Sen ollernad)ltet1
Monateu 5u groe gebt, treiben i6re
8fane ooran, $4,000 8ogen sum
8erfauf al sic 3ipilbeooIfernng IN
Ser 8tpeiten @1lite 1915 ber3uItellen.
SIN erIten &oIbiabr 1915 meroen
nod sic %militdriihen auforoernnge1
Gorrong einnebmen. Sic frar5oli-
Idle Mrinee refnet 0cait 10000
9aitluaaen aus Sen iran idliltel
so ontage1allen 81 it6erne0nlefb 5apor
irgeaomelfe Materialien o0er slr-
,beitEfrGite fir Sic 3ioilpro0itftiotl
Freige9eben mer0en.
@enn bic Sample ID europa big
SilIi beer6et ii1o, fper0en 9ie 5abri'
fatten Trei ieiil, inter &~e3ierungss
amTiift nit Ser &eritellung bon Der
lonenolitos 5n besinnen. Gie Blone
berlongen aon5entrieruttg auf 10 ge-
nebmiete 3ppea - oielleiflt aueniger
itatt ser 1859, Ole Dor Dem ariege
frei proousifrt aper0en fonnten. Der
i1iebene 8abrifen tueroen 8ruppef-
metIe suiommengefaBt meroen, Inn Die
gLeid)e Sppe ber5uitellen,
Repr6ientonten ser gr0Berel franz
3olti6en grportin0uitrien aooptierten
ouT elmer Situng nit Dem u5rance-
@meriqlle" =MusifuB, IN elmer Be-
iprednng Ser Gofyfriegs 5anoels,
tnGahffeiteil nit Sen alliierten Sol
ooten g~eeeniiber sic gleifen 9reiie
5i laiien, Sic iie ibren f%rnn5o-
Itidlett 4lln0en QbberIatlqeli.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
GntlaIcne pctcraitcn
ami StcucniMd9c


Mitf6mpier 6ieies arie8es, Die als
0etermen aus Dem Miiit6r6ienIt IN
@hren entfnfen mor0en iino, 9aben es
nod oen aieneltenS 8gittmmuapgen nift
ntebr n0tig, iif an irgenotpeld,e Be-
itinunitrgeil ser @ar Wanpumer
Gommiiiion ST hnlten, iortbern f6n-
nen i5ei ibrer Stellnngs3nd)c 5tpefs
!3uriidglieDerltng ms 5puile 9erufs=
Ie5en alle Sd}ritte, Die ibnen Lodfiir
slpefoienlidl eridJeinen, nnterreb1nen,
el1te lid Defenders auf 8rioritatsbor=
ihriften itilp. 81 beriteifen. Srot bic
Ter 5rei5iigigfeit i6rer &iiffebr ms
8eritfsle6en rat i6lten ODER 8aiil 9.
Ntg5ittt, ser @orikenbe Ser @ar
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
~11chnmnecn fir iron.
sSfiittc Arbeiter

8dIbington = @ie Die 4uSanos=
1pirtihafts : 9ominiitrotion umS ole
0ationaI Soniins 9utbpritD be-
faantgoberL neroen Die Ser. StoateH
Notpo6nntgen Fir 10000 arbeiter
III Sronfreif bereititeaen, Ole BET Der
Reparotltr BON 0odandaaen fiir Den
&riegggebraitdl 5eidsdftiat weroen.
6ron5GftlGe Bertreter tJaben Der BE
faantaabe nod @erbanofungen iiber
Den 9nfnuf Don 5000 goraGeu abge-
idJIoIfen, bon .0enen je0e S9lafgele-
ganbeit iar 80 &erionen bietd. Gie
prpbfioriide fron3oiiife &egierung
hat it'd ibereit erfl1rt, fir Die gns
rafen Bel ser @bnaBne bar 3i
aahlelt.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
plGnc fiir pctcs
n : Ellie

@aIbington - @ie grieooegenerol
6ranf 7. Sines, ser A6miniitrator
OF &cterans 4ifoirs, mitteilt, lit BEL
Ieiner @eboroe cine Special Meoicol
gooiiorD Group" gegriinoet mor6en,
Die iif ans 10 dr5tlifen slutoritdten
oeS gon5en 9onoes 5tiammenIest,
mo 5par aae 6oitpti16lifer meoi5i-
nilten 8ebiete erfaBt. gs wiro Sic
Nlfgobe oieies nettrn 8eirnts iein,
lid NIT ben meoi3inilfen Broblemen
vi befaiien. 0enen ii6 sic 8eterans
v Contamination bei Ser llnteriufung
ms Seblr1luRa BON taHienoen Der
Feteranen oieIeg arieges gegeniiba.
miro.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
$darfcs Dcroehen
0c1en Diebereieit

@ai9ington Dos ariegsnnlt
meloete sap in 3ainimmenarbeit nit
Sen fran3oitiden 8eb0rben bon Der
amerifaniifen @ilit6rbertpaltulg err
joIgreihe 5hritte uHternoIruner muir
ben, Inn Sem uebelitono beg &anbes
umeritariifer 9eereslieferltngen in
Jranfreid) uno ibrem @eiteroerfnltf
an Die sHIeidbdn6Ier Elm Gnoe 8n.be-
retten.
Die eerldGriten ltebertunhungs.
maBnaBmer icspie @erbdngling bon
6reibeitsitrafen bis gu 2e6ensbaFt
lhraensgute 8elultate 9e5eiti9t. 8oios
fin 3igarettet uno 9eaensmittel be
fanSen ith inter sen bauptlaflidAten
ArtifcIu, Sic geltoblen %lpuraerl.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Manncrkeifn Aanh 0b

Stodbolm SIN gerInpf ei1,er
Neuiabrgbotif)aft an 6as finniid)e
gon Ieate 9r1iioent Carl 8uitaf
Mannerbebm iorInsn oas &omJnaHoo
Ser Finlliid,en Sfreitfraite nteoer.
Ger 77i16tiae finniid)e Hrdiioent
alS Getsmarif,au ertlarte, SaB allie
Ser @eIt nit groBer grspors
6es Cages barrelt an Dem tie
ollie in Aormonilhesn ginDerneNnefi
matchmaker fe5en fonfeen rpiiroen.
8raltoent iagte, Dab ct 6oS
GberfommdnSo- Der Streitfrdite abs
lege. Inn iih Buroertpro5entig ieines
@mtes ais Stootsoberbaupt Jinns
Idn0s mi0men All f0uten.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

mas geitern nod ge1Deien mar, lno
fennte aud Den Fbarma5enten lttdt
poaig oeridpeigen. Da legte Der
Ontel ienne 3eitung meg, bltdte lie
ourf0ringen0 an llno iragte froltIg:
o9iebit OH ibn?@ 2iooi Iafte fin0-
lid: o@ie jon i'd behn ods apiiien,
,Sntelhen2"
"a wubte aud Der eeineite Gro.
ieiior teinen @at. @r iftuie9 olio,
ralfte ieine Sfeife Dieoer an aluo
qlsalmte, odB er boDo uift mebr 81
ie6en mar Dor 7unit trtto @eitant.
9onn logte er tpie @ott aus einer
Ne6eIlpolte beraus: gu bit nod 81
jung Sest ober inlrOe 8IoOt ar
gerlid utl0 fano ouf elei6 Die rid-
tiqen 8orte Limo OIL 81 alt, malllte
lie 3lriid ln0 1piihte fort.
Ger Snfel iaB oer0attert ouf leis
nom Sib, IieB io9ar ole Bieife duss
ge9en. lu1o Den Raut lid damdblitl
per5iebelt, lab Den @ormitto9 lang
unbepeglih on atftO ihnafe betroffen
tour6 oo8 6euiter.
Gs mar nod Binter 6rauBeu.
Der Sdfnee Iog Did un0 ole GiS@
}opien bingeu in JanBcn Naien non
iiber1l herob. Gennodl fonnte ser
BrnIeIiar oerfen: agafO miro ipie.
0erlrn 6rit1Iiig ieiL persen ole
8littnelt blitbeu lin0 ole VU9el linz
aell, piro SaS 2sbau altferiteben uno
lid oernebrelL miro ans Dem 2ei0
oou 9e.1te Die 8relloe bon morgen
entIpringela miro 0uS 4lte iterben
.nfiiiien, ATM 0em ,SSlin9en YIob ill mo,
den " @r pergr1mte iiber Die
len unefbitterlifen @e6nnfen, iho6
Feine M~itnopinfeD nod tiefer binaD
ltno itLoB Sic IlrgeH 9dr5li6, Inn
niff8 0ooon gu ie9en, uro iDuBte
aud 10 uno fitblte eS immer oeut-
lider NUT iih ieGber aperoen: sd,
bin Der @inter. Shnee liegt ar
meinem @aupt aino @is5apIen Ban
gen an meinem 6er3er Nber
es fonunt fein JriibIing mebr, Der
mid bIiiben uno iingen, Der mid
finger ma1te uno nod etnmal Don
born beginneu IieBe," erfannte el
tqrauiom gu @n6e, itarrte allf Den
BoSen binob un6 ihaute i'm aurdl
bis in Die @r0e Hiralnter.
9to0i ipor ollf @isloufen gegati.
aen uno fam rotbafig uno par1te-
Iprit6erto 9eim. Ser OnfeI ging ibr
frcimiitig entgegeiJ Iegte ieine armc
I'm ibren SAILS, 500 lie on ieint
8r1it lulo irogte id}mun5eIno
i. Maait 6u aen 4pot9eter gern2~
2ihoi COB feline Antiport, bo6 mn
lire algeh deud)tero 8a tim altf
runoete barlofeno ibre 2ippeu UNI
fiiBte ibn ino idluf8te Damn obat
.jeOe urfahe.
Sic reiiten in ole 9d4pei3 uni
'blieben Ell SSa5r llfto IapBer tort
.9fooi mar apirflif nod 81 iung liI
mltBte fih crit Elm pnar Morafe 5u.
legef. 3ann 1pur0e 8of5eit ge.
nldGr. un6 oteIe8 @Iiif elmer Che mi
,2ad]en Into Qdrmen gefeiert. Mtar
aino tranf. Nau tan8ft
mo fattg. Wan ipor 10 lung, uls
man niir iiberbaupt Iein fonnte.
Ser SrrfeI 4poGte tpeiter tiidt ito.
rem atno pafte beitnIidy ieine &offer
,Man bot uri6 bettelte, ood er btiet
Fet enti9toiien. Sem .3iel tunl
aleranorien. Miemano borte aud
!, mir Elm @ort mebr bon i'm. Rul
Joieie 3eilen tUarett surifgeblieben
Sic pttr6en ober crit ipater gefisn,
sen uno nientoIs riGtig neritnn0en
Simmer miro Der @inter am Gtiib
Ling iterben, uuo i'd bin atld Dorat
9eitorben.~
artoreas Sbem.
NtOnmcrbcitt NQmet Nb
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
@uf beam Gtanbesaimt

mir aaist our 3ruuung ieoer Gag,
AiRet 1reitaa.
Gn iino lie DobL abergldnbiid?
@ptt beDnhre- nbar Sa babe i'd
meinen &egelabena. au- 2
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Gccn 0eercle 3taiit
GcNc ~uerMrteitl

Briifiel = 2eon Gegreae, Der GbeT
ser nunmebr perbotenen belgiitfn
(faiditiid.en} @ertiter 8eIDeonf1g,
lit III oblentin Sutn Gpbe OurA @rs
idieBen oeritrteift fpor0en.
Su neft @eidalIoiqungen gegen
Eearene, Der iids in 1eutihlano 6ey
seb6ren, Dab er DIE 1eutiden.
nit Iruppen, 4rbeiterny 2ebeusmit
tetn, @Gfien urS Runition ~uerforgte
Ilho oerFldlta, einen Riirgerfrieg ber-
oei5uiibren.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

Sut @fer

gosen Sic, Serr aapitan, rs lit
tpobI nidt mDglih. oaB Elm SaifHA
hds 9ein zines aberdeen glatt nA-
beiBt."
y@os, ons ion nidt moqIih lem
Gas Mt mir Rusenoe bon gaaleH pol
iierta
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

Allte, 0crsn ieit 9curl 9an6or insge-
iant 1l059,327 in Stelllngen ourh
Sen llS employment Seroice inter
go5rad]t lper0en fonnten.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

Bacon. Mrs. Morris Ileweiiyu Cook,
Mn. clayton 1isseIl Mn. William
Fu1bright, MTs. i. Cotxin Strung,
/ Mrs. Jay Pierrepont Nndat. Mn.
Clifford Pinchot and Mrs.. j. Borden
Hartman.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

A nearby wedding Of interest
took place yesterday afternoon in
Gaithersburg when Miss Grace
Priscilla Darby. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Darby Of that
community, became the bride Of
1t. Alvin Donald Foster, US.N.R.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Foster
Of Brooklyn.
Grace Methodist Church was the
scene Of the wedding, Mrs. Garry
w. Bell playing the wedding music
and accompanying the soloist, Mrs.
Dorothy Wilson Halbach. The
Rev. Karl q. Newell ofnciated at
4:30 o'clock amid decorations Of
palms and lighted candles.
Escorted and given in marriage
by her father, the bride wore q
dress Of white faille with q veil
Of illusion held by . Juliet cap and
carried Q shower bouquet Of white
roses.
Mrs. Richard q. Walker, cousin Of
the bride, was the matron Of honor,
wearing gown Of wine tafieta with
q feather headdress and carrying
yellow roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Adair Walker, who wore gold taf-
feta, and Miss Barbara Halbach,
who wore blue ta1eta. Each wore
10 feather headdress matching her
gown and carried a bouquet Of tails
man roses.
1t. Robert r. Kemp, U.SN.R., Of
Philadelphia was the best man
and those serving as ushers were
1t. Charles w. Waugh, USNR.,
and 1t. Edward Talbot, A.AF,
Of Clarksville. Md.
The brides parents were hosts
at . reception, the parents Of the
bridegroom being among the guests.
1t. and Mrs. Foster will be at
home at Il Pearson street In Ken
sington when they return from
their wedding trip. He Is graduate
Of Columbia College in New York
and Is on duty In the Navy Depart
ment. His bride formerly was en-
ployed in the State Department.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
r french ENJOY
To n ftey,d Fefe

The French Ambassador and Mime.
Bonnet win b the guests of honor
II dinner "wednesday evening. Feb
ruary u. 1t the Maynower. the party
being planned by France Forever.
Tho party Il Z subscription affair
and reservations may be made with
the France Forever headquarters ct
1910 Connecticut avenue.
Mime. Jean de Bakesey heads the
list Of sponsors for the dinner and
assisting her are Mrs.. Harold L.
Ickes, Mrs. Claude Pepper, Mrs.
Chester Kerr, Mrs. Frederick Pratt,
Mrs. E. B. Close, Mrs. Harold Butler,
Mrs. william Vanderbilt, Mrs.
George Worthington, Mrs. Edgar
Mowrer, Mrs. Thalia Gage, Mrs.
George Strong, Mrs. Walter Lipp-
mann, Mrs. Charles Seymour, Mrs.
Sidney Alderman, Mrs. Robert Low
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
ARMY Officer Accused
OF FOXhOIe Murder

COLUMBIA. S. c, Feb. Is
CUP)-Lt. Samuel c. Epes, q,
was to be turned over 10 civilian
authorities today on a murder
warrant in connection with the
death of his Schoolteacher wife
He buried her body in a foxhole
after killing her when she came
school board gave her a brief leave
overseas. Epes led officers to the
grave yesterday.
Weak from suicide attempt
in which he slashed his wrists and
throat, Epes was 10 be taken 10
the Richland County Jail today.
unless his condition became worse.
His wife small, blond Mary Lee
kpes. %. a graduate of William
and Mary College. was 10 have
returned TO her classroom at
Jacksonville, Fla, today. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Breton Bills
InCongress

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is GNS)
The administration submitted to
Congress today for ratification the
BRETON Woods monetary pro-
posais drawn up by "a nations as
a means of Stabilizing postwar
economies and aiding the recon-
Struction of war-torn countries.
Identical bills were introduced
in the Senate and House. The
enabling legislation authorizes the
President 10 accept membership
for the United States in the inter-
national monetary fund and IN the
international bank for reconStruc-
ton and development.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
7 key Cities
Fall 10 Reds
Intsrnauonai sound PhotI

MOSCOW. Feb Is INS)-
Rapidly advancing Red Army
divisions raced 10 within as miles
Of bomb-fred Dresden, capital Of
German Saxony today and swept
deep into the old Polish corridor
engulfing two key enemy defense
bastIonS.
In A drive which threatened TO
unhinge Nazi communications 10
the vital northern defense arc,
the Reds occupied Chojnice CKo-
nitz) and Tuchola, Marshal Stain
announced IN a special order
identifying those cities as i'm
portant communications centerS
and strongpolnts IN the German
defenScS.
Troops Of Marshal konev'S
First UkranIan Army reached the
NeiSse River within Al miles of
Dresden and 20 miles of Prague,
capital of occupied CZecho-Slo-
vakia, the agency declared. while
American and British bomberS
pounded at Dresden and It's COM
municationS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Detroit
Unlikely
~
To Shift

Although Gov. Kelly signed a
bill today in Lansing placing the
state on central war time as OF
March II, Detroit officials reiter-
.ated their determination 10 keep
the city on the hour-faster eastern
war time.
Chief Assistant Corporation
Counsel Paul T, Dwyer said the
law provides no penalty for cities
failing to comply with It's provi-
sions and that consequently the
city should stay on fast time TO
aid the war effort. Councilmen
informally agreed with Dwyer,
who said. however:
Under our ordinance making
eastern war time the official
time In the city only the clocks
In the city hall, city depart
ments and the schools will have
10 remain on fast time II council
should decide not 10 conform 10
the new Law"
In signing the bill, Kelly refused
TO comment on possibility that
largerc cities would keep their pres
ent time.
The law speaks for itself"
the governor declared crisply.
I'm not the prosecutor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
New B.29 Base CSed
To Blast Jap Cities

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is CUP)
-Superfortress attacks on Japan
have been stepped up by opening
B-29 bases on Tlnian Island in
the MarianaS, il was announced
today
The disclosure came a few hours
after a Twentieth Air Force bulle-
TN announced that a large force
OF the huge bombers had struck
the big Japanese aircraft center
OF Nagoya Tokyo radio reported
the raidng force was so strong.
The war department gave no de-
tails Of the raid
TIE department disclosed that
a new wing OF the 21St Bomber
Commsnd-the 3l3th Wing, under
Brig. Gen. John II. Davies, Pied
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-16
Probe Of Chaplin
Asked by Senator

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is INS)
Senator William LANCER (R),
North Dakota, today introduced a
bill IN the Senate asking Atty.
Gen. Biddle to determine whether
Charles Chaplin should be de-
ported.
The famous comedian came 10
the United STATES from ENGLAND