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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

in this latter region have not been
received in full by the war departs
ment in Washington. it was said.
"a British radio broadcast
picked up by MIC said the
American air force successfully
operated against japanese navy
units attacking the Philippines.
damaging several navy units and
scoring hits on three Japanese
transports. 3.
CONTINUE, JAPS SAY
tOther short wave broadcasts
from the Orient said a Japa-
neSe invasion of Northern Luzon
was being combated By heavy
concentrations Of American war;
planes.
"a japanese military COM
munique. however. claimed Jap
snese troops were rapidly
Continued on Page Fsur)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
DrafteeS
Face Long
Service
BY WILLIAM S. NEAL

Init News Service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Con-
gress was geared today to speed
passage of legislation to place all
selectees apd national guardsmen
in service for. the duration of the
war and six months beyond. au-
thorize their use anywhere in the
worl d and consider immediate
broadening of selective service age
limits.
Senate and House military
affairs committees, which swiftly
approved measures yesterday re-
moving restrictions limitin &
.draftee and guard service to the
Western Hemisphere and extend
ing their service period, planned
to submit the proposals 10 both
houses today.
Representative May CD of Ken
lucky. House committee chairman,
summoned his committee into
early session to hear army officials
on further proposals needed 10
strengthen the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
PLAN 1000, 900 ARMY

The committee session was be-
hind closed doors. but members
were discussing possible extension
of the draft age limits TO all men
between the ages of Is and as. TO
provide a man-power reservoir of
.20,000,000 in e pectation of
Strengthening the nations armed
forces to a minimum of 100000
men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
The Weather

The sun will set at sol D. m TODAY
and rise tomorrow az Z so a m
The moon will rise today al HAP
y. m. and set tomorrow at i2:46 p. m
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FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity:

Cold wave today
and tonight with
temperatures
falling from 10
above TO zero
by Thursday
morning. Snow
flurries today.
fair tonight
and Thursday.
Fresh northerly
winds.
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The terse com muniq u e
made no estimate of Japanese
casualties in the repulsion of
the attacking force.
SIZE UNDETERMINED
The size of the attacking Japa-
nese force was undetermined.
pending receipt of complete re-
ports from General Macarthur.
However il was said that the
japanese operation was accompa-
MED by protective enemy aircraft
operations which were fought of
by American filters and anti-air-
craft crews.
The reference in the commu-
nique 10 operations in the south
ern islands primarily concerned
Davao. where other japanese land
ing attempts have been reported.
The results of army operations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

TOXIC (via official Japanese wireless),
Dec. l0.-Imperial headquarters today an
nounced that bombs dropped by Japanese
planes had destroyed the giant new British
battleship Prince of Wales and the battle
cruiser Repulse and declared the British far
eastern fleet had been "obliterated"
On London the British admiralty Off
cially admitted that the warships had been
sent to the bottom while carrying out
operations against Japanese attack on
Malaya.)
A Japanese cOmmunique said planes of
the Nipponese air force had sent the two
men-O'-war to the bottom off the east coast
of the Malayan Peninsula.
U. S. Submarine Reported Sunk
An American submarine, said the Japanese, was
sent to the bottom off Palawan Island i'm the Philip
pnes. Japan also claimed the destruction of $4,000
ton American military transport in Manila Bay and
capture of a British armed merchant vessel off
HOngSOng.
The navy section of the imperial headquarters
announced that the Japanese navy had lost So planes
since outbreak of the war with Britain and the
Continued Next Page, Col p
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Roosevelt Rallies
U.S.. for Long War
BY GEORGE DURNO

(Text and HishIiehts. Page y
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URGES SPEED UP

not only of long war, but hard
lnpn
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
The Sports Glass
-Jehn Clifford

The Towers club Of Chcoao Is fovored now toke the
ie4i Notionoi AAU swimming championship. which Is
bsno held tonight and in the University Of Mieh
gan pool.
y Thot pebops the biggest piece Of swimming news to
coe Up three yeoever since the Wolverines started
az 40 consaclNxe maat victories
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
City Teams
Viii Bol0l
in State Meet

oLANSIN6, April IR-
Bowlers from IS cities will COM
pete In the Michigan Bowling
association tournament over the
weekend.
Ten teams from Bay City con.
stitute the largest single delsga-
ton. There will Be sieht fr6m
Dstroiit and six, from Pontiac.
Other cities 70 be represented ere
Three Oaks Owosoo, Adrian,
Pontiac, Port Huron, bsnton
Harbor, Gran. B1a c, Sturgis.
Ann Arbor. F.rndals. st. Clair
end Mount Clemens;
Oily three week -sndR II com.
petition remain. With The ekcep-
ton OF the I doubles, 1oadorS'
scores are oanerally up - The
avorags Ia The PEI 10 pears.
Thefsnsn. 0iboon anA 1ike Ku-
hasiak q Grand Rapida with Z
score Of 1,278. hGve ho1d the
lead In the tandeSn event Sine
mid-Janusry Only tSWice In 10
yaaes. hes Tie winnlng teal bssn
below the 1900 level
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Wood Gets IS
in. Masters
Shoots Six Under Por
to Lead by Five
BY ROMNEY WHEELER

BY ROMNEY WHEELER
OAUGUSTA, Ca, April 4-(R
old Mr.. Runner-up Of golf,
blond Craig wood Of Mamaro-
neck, NY. took . putter today
and set out to murder the his
toric wheeze about being ever q
bridesmaid but never q bride.
Craig has had to live with that
one for eight years-ever since
Denny Shute tied him In the
1898 British open and then took
the play of. He heard It In
1894, when Horton Smith beat
him out in the Augusta masters
by . stroke. And In 1888 when
Gene Sarazen sank q double
eagle to tie him-apd won the
play Oh. .
But today was Woods day In
the 1941 masters. tournament.
Playing near faultless golf from
tee to pin, the winged foot pro-
fessional. took. Z Sensational 66
In yesterdays opening round Of
the $1,000 event, six under. par
and ave strokes better. than the
form-players' favorites - Ben
Hogan, Byron Nelson and Law
son Little. Going into the second
round this afternoon, Il was .
margin which only equally zen.
sational playing, or I complete
blowup BY Brother Wood. could
overcome.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

er champions to see cotton
tonight ond tomorrow ore Tom
Hoynie, former Matt Mann
proteoe, now racing in the 22O
and $40 as A.A.U. champion
under Detroit Athletic club
coIors; Eric Cutler. former
Harvard stor; Fred 6oss. bril-
liant middle distance stor
from Dallas, Texos; Volt
Tomski, onother former Wow
crime who grodudted lost year
and now swims in the sprints
for the Detroit club.
In coIleoiote champions to
compete for Michigan. be-
sides Baker ond Shoronet.
are Froneis Heydt and jones
Walsh. Earl Clark, Of Ohio
Stote, and Robert Gosdner.
Detroit Athletic club, who will
vie for diving honors.
Z The field is briIliont in
every event and we may look
for several pool, notionoI, ond
world records.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

tain Z. topnotch twirler at any
price.
They gave Syracuse $75, 900
for the six-foot nine-inch Johnny
Gee late in 80, but the Michigan
Mountain was useless In 20, and
Il once more In IA. -
Rip Sewell, after being kicked
around for years, fooled the boys
last season with q screwball. but
he L. 80. Frisch hopes he is one
Of those. chuckers who come
along late like Wiz Kremer, and
not q veteran who had the one
good campaign In his. system.
BUCCANEERS HAVE sWHKIE
BUT MAY WANT ROOSEVELT
Stable Russ Bauers hle look
ed better this spring. but has yet
to prove himself anything more
than IN aggravating problem
child. Max Butcher is just q big
guy. Joe Bowman, Johnny Lam
ming and Southpaw Dick Lana
han are run-o'-mine. Bob Killing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
NettlOw.
Mccoy
Make Bid

ODETR0rT, April l-<R3-,-Ihe.
neighborhood rivalry Of Young
Kid Mccoy and Al sNettlOw q
Dearborn and River Rouge, ~,
spectively, win be resumed ct
Olympia tonight Ia , lo-round
welterweight bout.
Promoter Mike Jacobs. 10
boost the importance az the
fight hos promised the winner
. battle with Tritxle Ziyic Tor
the weltetweight title. Hut tha
popularity q ~ MI lDW-1 ~
Coy mixap y supppos(t - rapt
more firmly oGstlle - ~ -
ment ',S', ~ @.
Last December when ths Two
fighters claala6d. II olyanp1a, lfc-
Coy carried OF the deeipjon md
Nettlow imlmediately diekered
for I rematch. The bout was
postponed several times once
after Promoter Jacobs had
booked 4 for Madison Square
Garden appearances. 81
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

ef has been unable to get back to
his 80 form. lacks stuff, or
something, when he needs It
most.
Mace Brown is one Of the
more Efficient relief workers,
and Ken Heintxelman, Z left
handler, ought to be good. Bill
Clemensen Is no more than .
prospect;
Pittsburgh may have some
thing In Aldon Wilkie, q LETT
handler, who won nine straight.
-four Of them shutouts for
Seattle after q late start last
season..
Wilkie captured Is in Ill :.
had IN earned run average Of
2.60.
But Pittsburgh pitching being
what it is, I wouldn't want to Be
in the same dusout with Onkel
Franz Frisch when. and II. -.
the customers start shouting:
eve want Rooseveltr' g
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Nc Club Rouis
FatultyFive

oHundreds Of throaty high
school students had . slam bang
time yesterday afternoon ut the
Mount Clemens High school
gymnasium when the CM club
held ito sports and singing pro-
gram.
Especially enthused were the
young people when 4 faculty
basketball team, led by Athletic
Director Ernest Buckholx went
down In defeat before q scrappy
NC club quintet, 20 to "a.
The program was started with
Z free-for-all wrestling match
between three sturdy grapplers.
Harry Shining was declared the
winners Of the match. The has
ketball game followed, then q
bout between Paul Keah- Tigh,
winner Of the 100-pound title In
the annual boxing tournament
and Richard Bentley, hard
swinging contender, was staged.
The fight was called 4 draw.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Lou Expelied
iol5top|,' Baer

ONEW YORK, April 4-(R-
Two Of the fistic boneyard's best
products, Lou Nova and Max
Baer, battle Il out in Madison
Square Garden tonight for .
chance to take on Joe Louis for
the heavyweight championship
In September.
They'll start their l2-rounder
about 10 p. "A. (EST). with .
crowd expected % total more
than 1900 looking On. Some
time within the next hour, the
faithful will find out which Of
the two II going TO be oil
wrapped up with pink. ribbons
and put back In the files Of the
"Ho, Hum Dept"
This Is expected to be madcap
Make. Nova u favored & odds
of S to IN TO repeat his victory
of 1889, when ne stopped the
Great One" IN II rounds with
q cut mouth. THIS corner strings
along with Lou 70 win Z decision,
but IL wouldn't surprise Us
enough. to say my, my" il
Make should come through. He
still can pitch like reller with
that right hand, and Nova, who
Is better thatf 4 green hand a. .
boxer. Il juet stubborn enough
to try To- stug e out with the ex-,
king Of tia playboys. thereby
leaving hinnae1 open 70 catch
one Of Max:s specials right on
the potato" . the 3oys de-
scribe Il around and shout.
To say both of these Sladla&ors
came out Of the bone yard 4. not
taking . thing sway from the
ability Of either. Right now they
are ~ sood . pair Of heavy.
weights = you'll find in the The
stable. !
But Basr 49, consisned TO the
ash-hesp, spscial delivery, twice
first WIN he blew ths heavy.
weight elssnpionship 70 old Jim
Braddock end again when he bet
himself - eounted out on one
knee in freQt o. Joe Louis dead
pm. And lgeyar -tvell, . year ego
you woul6n't hsve given one
well worn ciUarfive cent va
riety-toe, his chances Of ever
running aiou1A H. corner, much
lsss fishtlAg again. He was
moths h . hospital altar Tony
0alento flnishsd raising Jumps
on him. n he came back.
trained h . westarn state prison
70 build 61Deol{ W aepin, --snd
now loohe s(eonosr thsn ever.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
La(roix Rolls
629 in Abe
Held Sets. .els;
Moy Be In Money

ONorman LaCroix and Wilbur
Held stand out today ~ Mount
Clemens ablest representatives
In the ABC meet 1t st. Paul,
MINI.
LaCroix, who placed third IN
the all-events q couple Of years
ago, rolled q go in the singles
with games of 202-192-235. Held
placed ten pins behind him with
a go, getting games Of 171-22S-
223. Although these scores do
not approach the present high Of
$50 In the tournament, they may
possibly put the local bowlers in
the money. OF the. six other
Mount Clemens keglers who
bowled in the singles, Albert La
Croix came closest 70 the two
leaders with Z SOL.
Five local doubles teams
rolled but none came close to
the money bracket. The best
rolling was done by Wilbur Held
and Harold Steinmetx, who COM
bined. series Of $50 and 545 to
chalk up q 1,105 total. Present
high In the tournament Is 1907.
Albert and Norman LaCroix
paired to get Z loss; william
BrsndenhpIa and Anthony Ken
nedy eked out Z 1909; Harry
Gahlau and Emmett Quinn
rolled q 1868, and George Note
boom and Harold Stiwsll placed
last in the local rolling with .
1,044.
Mount Clemens still has q
chance to do something big In
the tournament. Six teams have
still to roll next Monday and
Tuesday. They are Rosso Sports
Shop. Qldbru Beer, Dads Place,
Altes Lager, Priehs' Sales, and
the MOO team Of Selfrdige.'
Seventeen doubles matches and
81 singles also must be rolled be-
fore Mount Clemens can be
counted out.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Nova, Conn Favored
to Win Bouts Tonight
Billy Faces
Bar|und Test.

OCHICAGO. April 4-N-
Young Billy Conn goes out TO-
night to convince everyone but
himself that he Il ready for .
championship showdown with
Joe Louis In June.
The 23-year-old Pittsburgh
boxer takes on the veteran Gum
mar Bsrlund tonight n . a.
round match ct the stadium.
It will be Conn's first Chicago
bout, his eighth since turning
heavyweight and IL may 20 .
long way toward deciding Chica.
COS prospects Of getting the
LOUIS Conn title fight, for which
1t is bidding.
Mike Jacobs, New York pro-
moter who has IN interest In TO-
nights affair and conferred this
week with the Illinois Boxing
Commission, made Il plain that
the selection Of Chicago for the
title bout would depend . lot On
tonights engagement.
Promoter Bin Rand predicted
that the match. In which Conn y
q I'll favorite, would draw
$4,000 persons and . gate Of
$37, 900.
Despite the favorable odds en-
Conn. observers are not over
looking tho 1S.year-old Firms
ability. Baflumd. who expects 10
weigh in around 100. will carry
almost . 20-pound advantage
over his younger foe and figures
to make effective use q Il, NJ
though Conn II confident that
his speed will offset the weight
difference.
Barlund's hackers like 70 re-
call that he SPOILED the title
chances Of Buddy Bser BY scor-
ing . technical knockout victory
In 1898 ct . time when the
younger Baer was being
groomed for Q shot at Louis.
Barlund also was responsibls IN
1850 for ending . string Of -
straight victories hung up b.
Tony Music, who faces Louis -
81. Louis next Tuesday.
A factor against Doflund =
that he cuts saslly asuun1 ~
eyes md twiee hoe 80 eopppeo
In this mann6R. ~ sun qnG19p4
marks over HE right 6y~elo
result of last months mooe0
against AItus Allen -and ~ ~
may hs . particular oh3ooo p4
Cnn's attentions tonight
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Boston i ear
Series with
Enter Fifth Fight for stssl1Y g.
in II Yssss; Detroit Club Rested

way out q 4 hocl1 $ ~ ~ ~
to put his team into ~ ~ IN h
Cup finals aeainst - neye
Red Wings. s 3: !; 8
Hailed on al idsD NO 2eo1b
ago for his sensational nnni1
winning scoring GUAin1f ~
New York Ranoets, VI IN 11v
been damned ever o1neo g. 311t
was considerod III lacko I i1G1 !
play. His truublo, Wh6e11 - J,
covered only reeeutlys W1G ~
failing sight. Sfnco 6oGfoce61. ~
During the past tvo - u
hockey leagae soaeeGao, xd1ls n
been Of little helU - ~ - y
and he appeared Woll ~ ;.
up with them untt1 laet. IT, = &
night in Toronto, when ~ n1l
in, for the injured Bin CoWfo y
the leagues high scorer, r
wased Z brilliant dofoasivo -
against his cheek, H. bri1lio
Syl Apps, - his fnrcob onjn>CI
the win they needed - u ~ ( y
series with the AGaple LGn<p q
3-games all. q V y I
Last night The 1xU1no a1 !
Leafs the keeneoe a. l6cIE Y
rivals cl1shed ia their MSaht
contest and Il woS IT, GnD
scorned Hill who deci1od y
game. late IN the anal poeI y
by blasting Z 46-1ooE Y
through Turk Brodn. ~ -
all-star eoalie, aftef = Iti .
battlsifot possession of ~ ~
Hills *clinclsex's put
Bruins into their hfth Stn1
cup anal ims13 y6o1n. IN 4 4
time he gnve tlom euch - "A
they wound up thar ~ v
season ~ ds2iati1Se ~ So y
Tor hockey'a smooe p9ino1 - o
The Brutna ana HI 4
win op1n their boGt lelils - n
seven. calp sokioo j IA W ]
night. px0oid dent ] = n W
the National Aoel 4 onl 1I E 7
the second cauyo }U0 Nh Z
played here next ~ &
third and fourth q Q01cc Y Y
April 10 and "a q ~ !; ss
necessary. tn, mn n 1o n
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