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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Four Legion,
MYA Tilis Set
County Mines Wait on
Wsothsr for Opening

.oRa4 Yeather Rreyeated the
opening d the American legion
NYA baseball loop last Friday
and may do it again today but
eight teams are set. to give the
season q big pushoff in the
county this afternoon.
One game came off Friday, In
spite of wet grounds, between
New Haven and New Baltimore.
New Baltimore took that con-
test, whitewashing the Foundry
men 80.
The four games set for today
are:
Mount Clemens 1t Romeo
Armada 1t Center Line
New Baltimore 1t Roseville
st. Clair Shores 1t New Ha-
ven
On Friday the following
games will be played:
Roseville 1t Armada
Center Line at New Balti-
more
Romeo 1t st. Clair
New Haven at Mount Glenn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Heather Finishes Strong
to Win Mahoning Open

firing. Ben Hogan OF Hershey,
Pa. and Lloyd Mangrum, Of
Monterey, Calf, slipped to 278;
Lawson Little of San Francisco
and Bobby Cruickshank of Rich
mond, Va, slid to 279; and
john, Bulla of Chicago, Tony
Penna Of Dayton, O., and Ted
Luther of Williamsburg, Pa,
holed out with 28l, 282 and 286,
respectively.
National Open Champion
Craig Wood never seemed able
to sake off a seven he scored on
the second hole of tournament
play and fell bac. with 203.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

But as Louis and the cocky
kid from Pittsburgh polished up
their shots and their speed to-
day In final brief sparring ses-
sions at their training camps,
even some of Joe's sincerest
boosters were willing to ack-
nowledge for the first time that
he won't have any minutes to
waste doing it on this occasion.
They know that his best chance
of knocking the stuffing out Of
the smoky city's glamor boy
lies in catching Conn before he's
warmed up.
No one knows that better than
the Bomber himself.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Rain Threatens
SofibaII SEIZED
Five Comes Set
for Tonight

Getty softball the past week has
become less q matter of team
vieing against team and more
a matter of four leagues against
the weather.
Friday all games were washed
out as the city diamonds were
turned into duck ponds by Jupe
Pluvius. Today, Monday, the
skies still look down with Q
darkening frown, and threaten
to shove the schedule back one
more day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
uAsLEss SUNDAYS

NEW YORK. June 16--Now
that he's planning gasless Sum
days, what does Secretary Ickes
propose to do with Lippy Leo
,Durocher and the Brooklyn
Dodgers on the Sabbath? And
does he expect fight managers
10 hibernate every weekend?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

FALLS,

INTERNATIONAL FALLS,
MINI .-Attorr.ey Lew Wilson re-
NAMED business like-even fac
ing = gun. When two youths. one
br1ndishing . gun, entered his
office and demanded $40. he
,&1keo 3or, and got. a receipt. Il
w. signed with fictitious names.
but Wilson recognized the boys
and II wasn't long before they
were arrested.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

Tigers Split
Twin Dill: Cain
First Division

oWASHINGTON, June lo-xH1.
I'm fourth place By ! ho1x-
game margin over the slIiddlnn
Chicago White Sox, pefroitsa1
Tigers today called upoa ~
Buck Newsom to keep tlD1l'
there. ss
Newsom. recent fugitive e.
the bullpen who won hi ~,
start handily will lace the WasD
inston Senator's In the Hnalo o.
the series here. sseking his stxl
victory and drawing Ken Chao1t
~ his opponent. M n
Yesterday, while Chieaeo ~
twice to Boston, the TieGrs 49,
into the first division ~ l
ting double header Wit ~,
Senators. losing rs u = ~ Z.
delayed opener. than t0lRln9 ~
six-inning nightcap, ~. ~. ~
Hero Of the victory 49, I1uR
Dizzy Trout. who roginI - y
his fourth triumph ~ yieadin
only three hits. both runs. O.
him were unearned. sa d
Heroic collaboratoro veso u
delders Bruce CAmphoIl 80
Pat Mullin. Campbell ospp1io
the first two Tieefs raana VII ~
homer OF Dutch Loosard ~ IT, 4,
second inning AFTER 1udv IA v
had singled. Mullin droVU III
the other runs n NJ 1outl "
doubling 70 scoge Dirdio NJ
belts and Frankie CroucAav. vU1ns
had singled. as ISss:
Spotty fielding which haul 81
capped Trout IN tn I'M ~ = "a
cost the Tigers even uncKo ~ u v Y
~ In the opener, II Wh1eh tI1
baseman PinlEy 1li9(in1 (l = z
three errors "a eIDed 1x' 40 =
ground balls n .ths MIN "
ing. IslS a S SA
These miscues $500 yrn a
ington 70 SCORE tlx1a W 1I1I
runs, the ultimate vtE iS 11 II
gin O the TieDf1 xr1l s
three In ! f6tilo nli i1'|I1
outburst against 0id lIl ~ ss5l
Washington ~ ~ III iI ai y
two runs IN tn lirsA IN = Z 1Ii2
.added another N y IN q iG
going into III akkll. 4 ~ y ]
GOT one thens hut 81 III iIiI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

Getty Recreation Director Ber-
nard Ballantine announced this
noon that all city softball games
will be cancelled tonight be-
cause Of wet grounds. Tuesdays
contests will be played IS sched-
uled last Thursday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at New York-Mil-
mar 1861 VS.. Gomez (4-3) or
Russo (4-5).
y DETROIT at Washington
/. NEWSOM SD VS.. Chase
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Cincinn. til
q Lohrman go VS.. Wander Nicer
s{6-4).
Philadelphia at Chicago
Pearson (1-6) VS.. Mooty (3-2).
2 Boston at Pittsburgh-John-
son (3-4) VS.. Bowman (2-1).
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
WASHINGTON

Runs batted in--Travis, Archie, Cramer.
Campbell 2, Lewis 2, MeCosky 3, Evans,
York. Tws-base hits-WelaL Mullin.
Lewis, Evans. stolen baae-Ysrk. Sseri-
fice-Case. Double plays-Sullivsa snA
Gehringer; Evans and Blesdwsrth. Left
en- bsses-Detrsit II, Washingtsa Q.
Bases On balls-On HuassR ., Nswhssser
.. struck eut-By Hudson z, Newcomer
Z. Hits-Om Newhsuser Z In q innings,
Thomas : In 3. Losing piteher-New-
hssser..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Sports Roundup
Eddie Briefs

oklEvN YORK. June l6-tThe Special News SeNce)-Mer
Chuck Fenske has been promoted from prvote to pvote first
Gloss OF Comp Shelby Miss and given .otino to boot he
nov athletic director for the 35th Medeot Reo
inent WIS which he joined lost April -. For the life Of
Us we cont see Why but plenty Of people around this mans
town ore giving Billy Conn better thon tor ehonee to become
he heovxeoht chopion of the world Wednesday night
Todoys sports quiz Why do baseball historians coll 925
fhe W,eor Without on eouoI"2 ANSWER Ioter.D
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Sports Writer Picks Conn
to Take Heavyweight Title
ny SID FEEDER

oNEW YORK. June 16--For the first time since Joe Louis
heavyweight
changed their
leve you" to 'you gotta show us.'
majority of them still think he's going belt Billy Conn
the Polo Grounds Wednesday night OF the
18th challenge his hsavywe crowd Of ~ 00o
will the after contributing gate Of
81 ajAs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

CHICAGO, June 16-Entries
for. the Western Amateur are be-
ing accepted at the Western Golf
Associations headquarters, Ill
w. Washington ST., Chicago. The
fee. is, IS. The tournament is
scheduled for the Broadmoor
course in Colorado Springs, July
la. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
JUNIOR LEAGUE


Mondays Games
Fisher Towers w. Owls est.
Mary Stadium).
Miller's Creamery w. indie
pendents Covered Wagon).
bat Club W. Hubarth 4 Schott
pottery Field.
----vA Archanta M Smokers Inn
(Griffith RJeld).
Johhnie'g Bar W. Covered Wa
gon (Allis field).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

They hod better get Zeke
bonuro out Of that army. His
Minneapolis pals blew five
Stroioht Just like that and
muffed the Ieooue Ieod. :.
Youngest sports writer cover
ina the. National Open OF Fort
Worth was Choc Hutcheson
! of the Hobbs (N.M.) News
Sun. He writes thot Croie
Woods winning score OF Z84
dave him an overoee Of "
strokes per round. Also-ond
i; you may have guessed this
coddy's nunbr wos II.
.DELIEyE-iT-oR-NoT
Here's an odd ptey
The oanville and MartinsvilIe
teens were ployins down in
..viraiMio. Shovtstop Ayve-
|. xien Of .,MortinsviIle hit the
|. belI. to Pitcher Bob Durham.
a. In attempting to field t..
! pushsm kicked the ball On the
~ beck TO Catcher DonieIs
ywho, in turn. threw to first FOR
'the put-out.
FROM NEAR AND FAR
Forget thot stuff about
GREYHOUND being lame. Troin-
.er Sep Palm soys his greet trot-
ter is as good os ever: :,
The guys and dolls" OF
/. Broodwoy, mode fomous by
Demon Runyon in movies and
sstor;esr will honor Damon with
. d midnight broadcast tonight
Aiust before his lotest picture,
s1Tidht Shoes" is previewed at
the Zieofeld Theoter. {.
Los Angeles. which wanted the
1912 American Bowling Con-
oress tournament, will have to
|: volt, since Columbus (O.) hos
J next years event sewed UP ond
the betting is that either A.
Glontic City or Buffalo will en-
tertoin the keeIers in l943.. :.
y Sports quiz onswer: Be-
! cause IT'S the only seoson in
; .Neeienel lsesus history in
which not q single ball game
ended in q tie. :. Buddy
Knox. the Dayton heavyweight,
will tsoin in New York for his
bout with Bob pestov in New
ark . week from tonight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

All-American team and Team
mates George Deyoe of Washing
ton and Henry B. Joy, Jr., Of De-
troit will be on hand.
The Misses Laursen and Boil
ling and Mrs. M. B. Orr Of New
York are other. members Of the
women's All-America who will
compete.
The National Championships
will be held in Indianapolis in
August.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

k0ns b0tle1 In-LsWls 8, Ca0O6ou 3,
msilla 8 Twe-bsse htes-MsCssky, uue-
Ia Thses-bess hit--Lewis. 1o0e sun-
Cs0pbeel. Deubas poays-0sAssness. fse-
tssss. u1egins sa1 CFUushss. Len -
eeeee-0eessA 9 Vsselaee6e q $3.50 =
tSIls-OW tss6ssG I. TSsss = SRush 60
10y ffest 3. LssuAr1 Z Esoo01y ..
nAs-Off Leonard . n iaalsss. Rsa-
Ieonasd.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

To obtain straw hats for . bonr
fire % heip = foeaf leotball toam.
a store In Cleveland offered AZ
ice cream cones.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

Patricia LaurSen, 2O-year-0ld
college girl of Akron, who broke
246x250.
MRS. SMYTHE DEFEATED
MISS LAURSEN IN 40
Pat Laursen and Diana Boil
ling of Old Greenwich, Conn,
holder of the North. American
women's crown, were among
those defeated by Mrs. Smythe's
near-perfect score Of last year.
Captain Shaughnessy of the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
pAR-ACRAP
Keep Head Ouer Ball Throughout Suing;
Thomson Power from Body Windup
BY ART KRENZ

NEA SeTVlCe OOlI WfIScE
OJimmy Thomson did not start
knocking the cover off the ball
until he obtained balance ~
Balance is acquired by keeping
the head over the ball at all
times.
Practice enables the long hit
ter to 60 from address to the fin
ish Of the swing without falling
into or back from the ball.
Thomson's power comes from
his body windup.
At the top Of the backswing,
the upper part of his back Is
turned toward the hole.
Starting down. the man often
credited with being the longest
hitter in golf replaces the. left
heel before the hands start down.
His right elbow returns to the
n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

The hitting position finds the
,puir- Of the left -s4n continuing
and the left Les Strengthening TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Probe StabbiinQ
OF Tin Fight
At FOrd's

With two Ford workers in the
hospital in a serious condition,
both suffering from stab wounds
inflicted in a fight in the pressed
steel building of the Ford Motor
Company's Rouge plant. Chief
Assistant Prosecutor Julian c.
Mcintosh today is launching an
investigation.
Half a dozen witnesses, some OF
whom told conflicting stories when
questioned earlier. have been sum-
moned to the prosecutor office.
The wounded men are Dallas
Young. %. of pol Winder street,
Negro, held as a police prisoner,
and Thomas L. Upson, 50. an or
ganizer for the UAW-CIO, of
1867 Michael street, Dearborn.
Young was stabbed in the abdo-
men and Upson in the chest.
Capt. Don Leonard of the state
police said the fight started after
an argument over union affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Strike
ThredtAverted
For $500

The threatened strike Of 5.S06
production employees of the TX
Cello Corporation was tempo
rarily averted early today when
the JAW Go negotiating COM
mittee agreed 10 abide by the
request ef GeV. Van WsgeRCr'S
special three-man mediation com
mission. and remain on the Job
pending further negotiations.
Over 95 per cent Of the com
pany's production now Is on de-
tense orders. Edward ". Owen.
Chairman Of the mediation COM
mission. said.
Meanwhile. company officials
and union heads continued their
meeting with the governors com
mission today in the Detroit-Le-
land Hotel Negotiations were
carried on all day yesterday and
until early today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

difficulty. They hailed the yacht
as they drew near.
On the yacht two of the crew
we're repairing a wet magnetic
and when the scouts craft was a
few feet away, they turned over
the motor. The yacht lurched
ahead the length of the anchor
chain, the prov cutting the surf
boat amidships.
Robbins, Miss Kranke, Buston
and two others were thrown into
the water. The other scouts
scrambled aboard the yacht.
SAVES GIRL, DIES
Robbins got Miss Kranke into
the damaged boat and she was
put aboard the yacht but in the
meantime the scout leader sank.
Two other scouts dived and
brought him TO the surface and
he was taken ashore where the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Bow Shot in Eye

George Weber, 10. of 1887 Ere
mont avenue. is in Receiving Hos
pital and may lose the sight Of his
right eye. the result of being shot
by boys playing with an air rifle.
George and 10-year-oid Ralph
Kulka of 3411 Fremont avenue
were in an alley at the rear Of
their homes when one of three
BOYS who had an air rifle aimed
il at George. The shot struck him
in the right eve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Murphy Sought
In DSR Dispute

The Street Car Mems Union
today will ask Recorders Judge
George Murphy to serve as its
representative on the three-man
arbitration board TO negotiate
wage. overtime and vacation de-
mands with the city.
The city will probably be rep
resented by Samuel 7. Gilbert,
president OF the Street Railway
Commission. and the third MEM
Der of the board viii be selected
by the other two.
The union is asking five cents
an hour more for DSR coach OPP
orators and three cents an houi
more for street car men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Draughty for Draffee?
Want to Know What Kind of Weather Your Boy
~ Is Enjoying at Camp? Just Call AR. $3.50

parents fully acquainted with
what particular brand of weather
the soldier is enjoying at his train
ing camp.
So, now, If you have a son or
other relative in the army and
you want TO know whether he
should be wearing his long UNDER
wear or rubbers, Just telephone
Arlington $3.50 and the operator
will tell you just what the weather
is at any of the army camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
ftne, stan eorrespnndent

PORT HURON, April 2S.-Two
Sea Scouts were drowned and 10
other persons were hurled into the
st. Clair River when a boat in
which they were returning from
the first cruise of the season was
rammed by the 50-foot motor
yacht Valkyrie, owned by Leander
Sturn of Manitowoc, Wis.
Kenneth Robbins, 20, a Sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Theft Confession Doubted

Detroit police are checking the
record of Jack McMann, 43, held
in Chicago as a suspect in num-
Der of robberies there, but who has
confessed to a $4,000 jewel rob-
berry here. Police here, however
believe he may have confessed to
the Detroit robbery so he might
be extradited here and escape
prosecution for Chicago robberies
Gen. Hugh s. SON,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
= Die i'm Lake Crash
Sea Scout Leader DrotOns After Saving Girl Wher
Yacht PIouus Through Surf Boat

Scout leader, and William BuSton,
Is. were drowned.
Nine other youths and a girl,
Miss Vera Kranke, 16, who were
thrown into the water when the
yachts bow crashed through the
scouts surf boat. were rescued by
the crew of the Valkyrie.
YACHT AT ANCHOR
The scouts were on their way
home when they sighted the Val
kyrie at anchor and apparently in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

inhalator squad of the Port Huron
fire department worked for more
than two hours in a vain attempt
to revive him.
No one saw Buston sink Coast
guardsmen are searching for his
BODY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Many years ago in a.show called
The Yankee Consul" Richard
earle had song. 1T was not like
that in the olden days" and from
all accounts that's the case about
the army.
The army certainly isn't what
il used to be.
Not content with putting dieti-
tians and trained chefs in the
army kitchens. the government
has arranged to keep the soldiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
&c Raise Blocks
Genmer Strike

A strike threat at the Gemmer
Manufacturing company wa S
averted today by union contract
providing a six cents an hour wage
boost, Edward NJ. Owen. state
labor mediator, announced. The
agreement was reached early this
morning after a 16-hour negotia-
ton session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

For the Inside News of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Admiral, 60. ON Duty
VETERAN OF DAYS OF SAIL
TAKES ORDERS FROM
Ex-PUPlL

the rank Of admiral In 1881, had
some difficulty In persuading the
admiralty. to allow him to re-
turn to the quarterback. When
the war broke out he applied for
. fleet assignment, but the adj
miralty bluntly replied: mo.
too old"
II know I hsve one foot in the
grave" Sir Walter said when hs
later was assigned b the fleet
but I wanted 70 come back"
Sir Walter, who once gave or
Jders to Admiral Cunningham,
now takes them from his one
time subordinate.
The commander In chief, who
was q Destroyer captain under
~ Walters command In 1914,
welcomed him to the Mediter-
ranean feet, where he will serve
as.a naison offer.
Sir walter entered the navy
n Tie eighties. wiyn Ire exam
iners demanded q spund knowl-
49, q snil-hend1ing rathsr
thon famillArity WITH steam en-
o1nM.
u ssrvsa n IL easesrn Md
, - .DAn.A - q ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Fund Analysis
Reveals Big
Local Increase
Mcclure Posssd
by HOUSE Shows
loeoI Effect

special 10 The Daily Mo0itee
OUnder the proposed $40, 0OO,-
900 school appropriations bill,
passed yesterday by the House
of Representatives, Mount Glenn
ems schools would receive $4,74l
more than they do under the ex-
listing law, spokesmen for the
State Department of Public In
struction revealed today.
Mount Clemens present grant
is $140,930 Under the new law
il would be $154,671.
Following is a list of several
other Michigan cities together
with the comparative figures
released in Lansing:
{. Battle Creek. now $344,34
proposed $398,345.
Benton Harbor, now $167, 454;
proposed $193,701,
Grand Haven, noW 500, 200:,
nfenuoed~3fiS,S 0i: "a 81 s sr:--.
Hiilsdale, $6B, 217; 480.0Se.s
lonia, $78,671; $o2,36S.
Ludington, $89, 7S9; $10S,782.
Monroe, $153.017; $163, 884.
Niles, $131,931; $153.121.
Owosso, $146, $40; $172,4
Port Huron, $300,008; $685.
ee7.
St. Joseph, $65,170; $73,882.
Sault STE. Marie, $lS2,752;
Stresses.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Pie Poisoning
10 be .probed
Nurse ssys FamiIy
Suffered illness

nUndersheriff Harley Ensign
said this afternoon that chem
lists would be asked to analyze q
section of q pie which Is thought
to have poisoned four persons,
all members of a Macomb coun-
ty family.
Ensign said that the pie was
brought into the sheriffs office
by Mrs. Mary Jackson, Route 4,
Mount Clemens, who claimed
that she and members of her
family became violently i'll after
eating q portion of it.
She said that experience as q
trained nurse had perhaps
saved all from death.
Those taken Ill after eating
the pie in addition to Mrs. Jack
son were her husband and two
children, 10 and three years Of
age.
Mrs. jackson said that she
bought the pie from . Detroit
baking company driver.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
=! |!
Foundry Terms
Slsiltsts Hsld
OF It More

oNEW HAyEN-MembeRs q
Local a. JAW (ClO) las&
night vo14d unanimously against
accepting three countsr-o11ers
made ~ Representatives Of TIE
New Haven foundry. and sffoFts
70 settle tn woek-old strike W6fe
said retalonAatod. '
Meanwhils, member q botA
factions were encloesd In . CO.
ference &C ~ John i; Murphy
hoeal IN Mount Clensns tAis
aftarnoon n another atta1npt -
reach eouks agrsom4nt b ana -
dispute &oDore widespread -
fecta Are felt.
DO0dB 1E-MlR1S
\ Nsarlx n. 90 Dodge workers
rstufnadl - TIER johs this moenr
ing 49, union eeGlciah aoroo6
to permlt ~ trollGoss Ola tz,tek-
load q eylindse hsads frum IL
New Haven plank NJ - D.
troit plant wa sxpsctsd - 49,
down again within - hoArA
a CArysler Cooperation
Spokesman aid that the truck
load wuald supply only one DAYS.
0ooY0UNDkY-fago ! -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

OLONDON, May 14-(R--Ru-
dolf Hess il talking and writ
ing words which will make the
German high command sweat"
the British Broadcasting ,corpo-
ration declared today as II hit its
stride in a propaganda campaign
AGAINST Germany to capitalize On
the flightsoi the Number Three
Maxi. -'Ns-s
While the government-con-
trolled BIC started on q sched-
ule of 10 broadcasts q day to
Germany on the Hess affair, a
meeting between Adolph Hitler's
deputy and Prime Minister
Churchill was projected - .
move which Britons hoped
would result In disclosure OF
vital German military secrets.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

oMacomb county's three draft
boards will send - requirements
to Detroit Thursday morning for
induction later On the same day.
Draft officials pointed out that
the belief tn call has been can
celled Il erroneous. Actually, the
regular May call. scheduled for
later this month. was eliminated
by selective service officiala
Twenty-Five men from the
Mount Clemens Warren town
ship area will leave the Mount
Clemens Savings Bank building
by bus at Sos am. The men
are asked to repor. 70 Chief
Clerk Chef KRONER In the COM
munity room Of the bank build
ing at 7:30.
Thirteen men will leave Rose
vile and six from Romeo At
the same time.
Names of Board No. Z draf-
tees are: Bert Long and George
Beaufait both Of Mount Glenn
ems; John Mclaughlin, Robert
s. Ames and Kenneth ]. Corella,
all Of st. Clair Shores; Gerald
T. McGill, Clarence A. Benoit
and william H. Mitchell, al Of
Roseville; Wilfred n. Davis and
Arthur Pleeesr. both Of East De-
troit; Donald Foyt and Casmer
Ratkowiak. both Of Detroit; Gil
bert Black, Royal Oak.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
ne-Wheel Landing
Made BY Fllsr
Sslsndos elIss
LsHds G g. tesis

"a Sellridge Field llier escaped
injury yesterday afternoon when
~ successfully made . one
wheel landing q q. Louis No.
The pilot, Il. h. Z. nGills was
eircling Lambest-St. Louis 1lu-
nicipal Airport while 11ying with
ten other planes Of The olth
Pursuit Squadron On . training
flight 10 SAn Aneunio. Tex.
whsn he di1uuvsrsd MT one Of
the whsels roel,ood 70 loek IN
landing poo11ion. IS
He landsd On lie one wheel
and . wing ~.
Ths p1ooe Ne Gliohtly dam
aeed In 1an1lno. best Il. Mills -
eapsd w1onpue jnjsu.