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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
EIks Plan Annual
Mothers Day Party

El Centro Elks will have their
Mother day dinner and program at
the hall at pm. May 8.
Dinner will be served and an ap-
propriate Mothers day program
presented. Jack Tackett, lecturing
knight of the lodge, was placed in
charge of the entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Want a job building airplanes
or warships?
Thomas N. Finney, head Of the
State Employment service in I'm
perial county, Friday started helping
recruit the 1885, 900 men needed to
work on airplane construction and
warship building in California.
He will arrange for company per-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Valley Visitor Pictures
Eost's PoIy9Iot Problem

A strange picture of British, Ger
mans. japanese, Chinese, many ma
tionalities whose countries are at
war. living in harmony together IN
neutral nation was pictured Thurs
dav in Ell Centre oy the Rev. Mr.
william j. Baker of Hankow, China.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
SUES FOR DAMAGES

Eugenio Empante, Filipino, Thurs
day sued Sarah z. Meserol and her
employe, James McHone, for S3,5Oo
damages. The islander charged that
Mrs. Meserol and McHone permit
ted irrigation water to overflow land
he had leased and ruin crop OF
squash.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Death Claims
Mrs. Gardner
Center Line Women
Suecusnbs at s.

OMrs. Adeline Gardner, So,
8262 Theisen avenue, Center
Line. died in Grace hospital.
Detroit, Monday after an illness
Of one year. She had been con-
fined at the hospital for . week
prior to her death.
Mrs. Gardner Is survived by
her husband, Charles; two broth
ers, John Eckstein, Of Canada
and William Eckstein, Of Port
Huron; and two sisters, Mrs.
Albert Hendricks, of Canada,
and Mrs. William Leroy, Of New
Haven.
Funeral services will be held
from the Will Funeral. Home,
New Haven, at / PM, Thursday,
Rev. w. H. Pirrell, Of the Meth
odist church officiating. Bur-
ial will be at the New Haven
cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Youth Stands
Mute in Court
nTt
Examination on BGE
Charge Is Set

ONoble Arnold, 80, of Mount
Clemens, was held at the county
Jail today under $1,000 bond
after he stood mute when ar
raigned on a breaking and en-
tering charge before Justice Of
the Peace Frank E. Jeanette
yesterday afternoon.
Arnold, one of two colored
men charged with the robbery
of Kicks Grocery Store, Kibbee
street, on Oct. 81, 1899, was ar
rested several days ago by Po-
lice Sergt. Eugene Smith, who
said that both men had admitted
taking part in the robbery.
A warrant is expected to be
issued for the other negro In the
near future.
Arnold will face examination
before Judge Jeanette on Feb
ruary IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

Only the i, upinitiated failed
to catch the significance Of .
sign over Alleys / and 2 at
the Macomb Recreation last
night. The sign said: Matthews
Unfair"
The sign referred to Christian
F. Matthews correctly spelled
with two is, not one), q former
state senator. now rated as one
Of the five most able attorney,
In Macomb cpusty.
Now, u Chris Is . feared
adversary In the courtroom,
he b poison - . bowling op-
ponent. The reason? His run.
ming fire Of comment II most
disconcerting to the opposi-
ton.
Rube Kings Rotary five wa,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Aid Bill
CONTINUED From Page ~

CONTINUED From Page IL
to involve the United States in
war.
The intensity of the contro-
versy over the measure was evil
denced during the Senate testi-
mony by Q clash between Sena-
tor Barley. the Democratic
leader, and Senator johnson (R-
Cal.f), foe o. the bill.
"Your testimony is Of no
value" Senator Barkley shout
ed when president Alan Valen-
tine Of Rochester Uni. ersity as
serted the bill would lead to
war.
THAT is an utterly improper
remark" interjected Johnson,
and Chairman Georges (D-Ga)
Gavel had to restore order.
At another point, Kemper
protested to Senator Connally's
(D-Texas) questionin. by say
ing that he was mot on trial"
When the witness replied to one
question with an II don't
know" Connally jabbed:
There's a lot you don't
know"
Kemper listed five objections
to the bill which he said the
chamber entertained. In part,
these were that:
1.-THE president Is specifically
excluded from the restraining
influence Of anya law.
1.-THE president can, without
tn knowledge of Congress, and
over the objection Of our army,
nasal and air experts, deliver
not only to the British empire
but to other unnamed countries,
all or q part Of our navy, all
or . part of our airplanes, all
or q part of our tanks, guns and
other military equipment.
while the bill Is not clear
800 1t Is fairly dehatable
whether the president ca1s,re-
gardless Of law, seize the pri-
vate property of q military char
acter, or susceptible of military
uses, Of any individual, firm or
corporation - and turn such
properties over to unnamed
countries. RS
1.-THE president can spend pub.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Driver Hurt
in Accident
Mount Clemens Man
Treated for Injuries

Observation-Disclosures on
two separate traffic charges to-
day faced two drivers involved
in an accident Tuesday night
which completely demolished
one car while leaving the other
unscathed.
Alex Elteto, of 283 North Rose
street, Mount Clemens, one Of
the drivers, was treated by .
physician for two broken ribs
following the accident in which
his car swerved across Gratiot
avenue through the parkway,
knocking down posts and signs
and wrecking his car. He Is
charged with reckless driving
by the Roseville police.
According TO their report Elite
to. heading north on Gratiot, was
forced to swerve left end
through the parkway when AGAR
driven by Richard G. Mccarthy
Of 260Sl Parkington avenue.
Roseville, swung,in front Of him
at the intersection Of Utica road.
Mccarthy was booked for cut
ting acrosss traffic. His chr w
not touched n TIE accident. :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Government Prepares Suit
Aqoinst ASCAP Musicions
Plan Action After AttsmF 70 End
Redie Dispute 3 sosssd wn

oMILWAUKEE, Feb. 6.-R)-
The government prepared 70 file
an antitrust criminal action to-
day against the American So
ciety Of Composers, Authors and
Publishers after . breakdown Of
attempts to negotiate settlement
Of monopoly charges through a
consent decree.
Victor o. Waters, special as
sistant to the attorney general,
said that "if things 60 accord
ing to plan" he would present
an information, outlining the
Justice Departments ACCUSE
tons, before Federal Judge F.
Ryan Duffy during the day.
An announcement that GRIM
inal proceedings would be taken
came last night from Justice
Department officials at Wash
ington who said that third at
tempt to negotiate a settlement
had failed.
The government has obtained
q consent decree in its civil suit
against Broadcast Music, Inc,
ASCAP's rival in a controversy
that has deprived most radio
stations of thousands of tunes
since Dec. 81.
Under hat decree, entered in
Federal court here Monday, BMI
agreed to permit broadcasters to
buy music either by the piece or
by the program on a "pay-as-
you-play" basis. BMI was Great
ed by the radio industry,
National Broadcasting company
and Columbia Broadcasting sys-
tenn.
BMI also agreed not to en-
gage in certain other practices
which the department alleged
were in violation of the Sher-
man antitrust act, including the
policy of "all-or-none" in IL
censing its music.
However, the consent decree
becomes effective only when
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
viii Case
isSehIed
Settlement Fellows
hwsbond's Action

"a jury In Circuit Judge Neil
e. Reds courtroom was dis
missed at 4:45 p. m. yesterday
when Simon Latos' attempt to
break the will Of his wife. Au-
gusta. was settled out Of court.
Only one witness had testified
st $3.50 p. m. when the jury was
ordered from the courtroom
Frank Giambrone, who, with
John +. Merrill, acted as coun-
sci for Latos, described the set
Element - satisfactory.
Mrs. Latos, . Clinton town.
ship woman, died in 1899 at her
Clinton township home. Her will
ignored Latos. mentioning in
stead q Detroit man and Z
church synod a. beneficiaries.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
TheRambing Reporter

scheduled to roll against Chris
Fellowcraft team and Rube
knew from experience what to
expect.
Just before the match rot
underway 1t 8 p. m. the
Mathews Unfair" sign went
mp and . few moments later
the Rotary team filed IN with
each man wearing earmufls.
We would like to record that
the strategy worked, but unfor-
tunately for Rotary, IL didn't.
Fellowcraft won the three games
bowled and the match.
Don't be surprised II the
minimum price for . haircut
Il set 1t 50 cents In the near
future. Master BARRIERS meet.
ing last week listened 10 m
explanation Of . proposed bill
which, II passed, would eStab-
lish . Uniform closing hour
and . minimum haircut price.
Even II the bill Is passed, how
ever, the Macomb county asso-
citation must approve Il by q
two-thirds majority before the
law would apply In this county.
One Of the better BARRIERS
said yesterday that bis hsnch-
men will unquestionably &C.
cept the Legislation. Right now
In case you're Interested
haircuts range In price from
two TO four bits.
While in Atlanta, Ca, wait.
ing to return William Klein TO
Mount Clemens on 4 larceny
charge, Prosecutor Ivan A.
Johnston renewed his friendship
with Burt Coulon, formal local
man, now employed by the At
lanta Gas & Electric company.
Klein, wanted here since
September, 1889, was t1apped,
By Tie way, because . DATED
States postal Inspector finally
arrested his PAL foIlowing .
xe-year man-hunt.
The inspector, Herbert Ora
ham, instituted his search for
the pal-Frank woodward-in
1921, according to Ivan. Wood
ward was wanted at that time
for . murder authorities be-
lieved he committed in 1919.
Tho Weedward arrest par-
allels The eutcems Of Z slmll-
Lar man-hunt hat Mt week
led % Tie arrest @ Anthony
Nadile, wanted slnee 1854 n
Syracuse, N. T., O . murder
charge.
Nadile. you will recall, was
leading m exemplary lie IN
Van Dyke when he was arrest
ed. The same was true o. Wood.
ward, considered BY HE Califor.
mia neighbour % IN outstanding
citizen. He had Remarked and
was worth . half-millioa dollars
Ut the time Of his arrest.
He pooa1ol guilty. % CHARGES
h Atlanta Tat teu0gl4 I've
prison ssatsases tstallng Ssur
years M e1ght 0oatnD anA
tIVo yo0rns 1rnhnlnnm.
Ln.R
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Change Rehearsal
Place for Minstrel

OThe Merrynakers Minstrels
will rehearse at the Masonic
hall at 1880 p. m. Thursday in
stead of at the First Methodist
church as previously announced,
DR.. Campbell A. Ward, publicity
director, said today.
The Industrial Exhibit and
Food Show being held at the
church tonight, Thursday and
Friday dictated the change, DR..
Ward said. A.'s7
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

lie funds or incur : = on be-
half of the government $50
financial obligations not limited
in amount without the
prior knowledge Of the Con-
gress.
"The vast powers proposed to
be vested in the president who
ever he may be, by this bill have
no limit as to time"
There also was q clash be-
tween Kemper and Senator Con-
nally (D-Texas) when the cham
Der head protested that ques-
tons about powers to be granted
the president were mot fair
because he already had attempt
ed to make responsive" an
SwerS.
II don't think I'm on trial
here" Kemper said. "I'm only
trying to be helpful. I've an
swered your question but you
keep rephrasing It,"
Connally told the witness that
the president could not spend
any more on the program than
Congress appropriated because
"you can't take . dollar out Of
the treasury until Congress ap-
proves it."
''TAere are q lot Of ways Of
beating the devil around the
stump" Kemper replied.
''That may be 20 with the
Chamber Of Commerce." Con-
nally remarked, "but there isn't
with Congress"
I'm not 30 sure" the witness
said.
Later, he replied II don't
know when Connally asked
him about the meaning Of Ian
guage In the bill. y
''There'A . lot you don
know. (nnallY said. q SsM
"I'm sdoing the bert ! can, :
Kemper said.
The witness told Senator Cap
per (R-Kan.), that the national
chamber. had received no objec.
tons to the stand taken on the
British aid bill from any Of the
1858 local examinations.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
&C Enrolment
Period EXPANDED
Eight Periods Available
Now tUfntevested Youth

OAddition of four more enroll
ment periods for CCC training
to augment the four already in
effect was announced today by
the Macomb County Social Wei
fare Commission.
Interested -boys must apply
with the commission at its Of
fees on the ninth floor of the
county building.
The enrolment periods are:
Jan. 1871; April 100; July 1-20;
Oct. 1-20; Feb. 1928; May
20-31; Aug. 20-31; and. Nov.
2O-3O.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
By LLOYD DEMRBAS

WASHINGTON Isb. E@
Despite lone hundred and
one" proposals for bold eeos1o-
mic measures In the present
world crisis, high Officials mid
today that the administration
would make haste slowly IN sr-
irving at any such decisions. !;
The White House md numer-
Gus governmental agencies. q
was reported, have received
many suggestions that the coun-
try employ all economic weap-
ons to perfect It's defense. or to
aid Britain against the Axis, or
to do both simultaneously.
"An important thing to re-
member, however," IN author
itative official said, ''is that Z
proposal 70 institute some A.
gressive economic policy or coli
laborate with Britain In some
economic measure designed 10
weaken the Axis-or the fact
that such Z suggestion or re-
port Is under study-does not
mean Il will be adoptcd.
IF we adopted half Of the
proposals that have been made
we would strange oil Of our
trade. except with Britain, and
be in trouble over our earsl"
Officials reported that the
proposals for economic aeti0n',
coming from all directions In.
GLIDING Hugh Dalton, Britain's
Minister for Economic Warfare
cover practically M entire
range Of trade, financa, aSri-
culture, industry and transport
alton including:
Standardization and expon.
sion Of export controlS 70 stop
or ration shipments O. American
products 70 foreign eoantriaG
especially the Axis powers and
Soviet Russia, both TO CONSERVE
supplies here and 70 prevene
those nations from securing
needed war materials.
2-Co0pera4ion Ia BritiSh
blockade measures against trade
with the Axis powers, O. cos1fa-
tries under their domination, IN
GLIDING establishment q { !
blockade station 6 Trinidad -
control United States and Latin
American traae. u
3Seixgire q atproxina1ely
$50 foreign Na9 ttpe now Il
A1neriean pogl @ ~
TO Britain a. - ~ IL -
routes % en4hla DritiQh t1nuQV
Of vitality nsedpd vs6o11s lro1'
those routes - The Atlantic. 4,
lTreexins q foreign aGDefI
In the United States, especially
German and ltolien holdlnGl
hers, IN ~ 10Ine manner stllnl
French, Norwegian and othsl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
1o1 Proposals for AI|-out Aid Face Slow AtI6I
Brondenburs to HondIe
Lond Boord Sales Here
County Tssesdsss Again Named
to Represent Stots in Sale

OCounty Treasurer Carl B.
Brandenburg today revealed
that he has been re-appointed
official representative to the
State Land Board in connection
with the second OF four "Scav-
enger" Tax Sales.
At the same time Branden-
burg announced that Earl Stone
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

will again act as active super
visor Of the sale. Both appoint
ments were made by the Land
Board late yesterday.
Stone said that the, sale will
officially open in the county
building on Monday, March 3.
More than 10000 parcels will
60 on the auction block as
against $4,000 offered . year
ago.
Booklets containing . COM
plete list Of propertie~ for sale
will be available later this week
either on the ninth floor Of the
county building or from town.
ship or city clerks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

The government filed suit
against ASCAP In 1885 and re-
vived il last year. Negotiations
in progress several months col
lapsed last December and were
resumed last week.
Waters arrived from Washing.
ton Monday to file an informa.
ton against ASCAP but the Jus.
tice Department ordered . a.
hour period of grace. Officials
said that ASCAP directors failed
to appear yesterday for q con-
ference. Hence, the next step
Waters said, would be to file the
information and issue subpoenas
unless defendants appear volun.
tarily.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
Man Jailed
for BEATING
Mother. I'll

ONEW YORK, Feb. 5-tP)-
Albert Durante, AZ, began serv-
ing today a six-month prison
term for beating his .71-year-old
mother with a pair of rubber
boots. syn t,S
She wept when sentence was
pronounced In Coney Island
court, and handed her son 81 to
buy cigarettes"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
when You Suffer Roth
CONSTIPA71O
Ana The O1strsss Of
INDIGESTION

And Dent Like OroSt1o O9ugD
tn o.. Petes Fajsaoy'e Psosesieelsa
Why should you drag through lie feeling only half
alive burden to yourself your family and friends
day Of "blues" and misery. You may be suffering
from faulty elimination. II Co. decide now to let Dr.
Peter Fshrneyis genuine Ale8S HNAOTUN
gently stimulate elimination Of waste from The In.
tstinA tract and thus aid digestion % you get
great stomsehic tonic has been household remedy.
II you feel Ike your food isn't digssting thoroughly
and your bowels and kidneys need help TO throw d
delayed waste matter get bottle ct Dr.. Peter
Fahrneys AlP0e keAOvgR today 1t
SWAN PHARMACY
Other Authorized Agents are Everywhere
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

They are Bis cars II ability with :
ll5-horsepower buick FRsBALL en-
CINE that can b stepped up to Us
"horse" by the addition Of Com
pound CArburetion.s
They are big cars IN their room-with
plenty Of leg, elbow. and head-room
in their spacious interiors.
But-thsy ff your garage, handle like
baby carriages. park On small change
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05
NOT EXTINCT

NOT EXTINCT fsAtA
A colony" Of African insects
has been discovered atop . Scot
tish mountain, 1000 feet high.
The insects found were Of .
variety formerly believed to Be
extinct.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

FEB. b-lE5- similar (trafn6 are Imposed
- sovernrnent prepared % file on ASCAp.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-05

TN search for impressive size. cars
i have been getting longer every
year.
Bumper has retreated from bumper
until there's hardly room left in the
family garage for the lawn mower and
the good wife's gardening basket.
Does that mean you'll have to build
q new garage to enjoy . big cars
gloriesp Not nowl
For there are four new Bucks on
the market-additi0ns to our
1OA1 S~~~wA, e~r;~~-th that 1ef - =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Maoqda,zd

Gaypaseaniry Of old Seville. with IFS beau
iiful senoritas. guitar-sirumming caballeros
and daring foreadors. Is brought to HE
screen-in color in ihe 7ofh cenfury-Fox pro-
ducfion. "BlOod and Sand" Above left III
right are Rita Hayworih. who plays The role
Of ihs siren. Dona Sol: Linda DaneIl a. ~.
childhood sweetheart Of she great msf1dot
Juan Gallardo: Tyrone Power as GaIleftcs
n his dressing room llsftI GslIafdo. Spk
greatest maiador and hero Of ihe mn
listens to fhe aduIofions Of his sword hanr = 81
Gsrabaio Il. Carol Nsish). and q Floc16u
lJohn csrradinel. one Of his picsdorss. h
wealth and splendor Of ihe mafsdor's
are things IN which famed GaIIardo rsvS|I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
FestiVd
Nets S179O6
For Relief

The Allied Festival for Polish
War Relief made a net profit Of
k17,9O6 out Of a gross income Of
k5S. S66. II was reported today by
Roland s. Phillips who headed the
festival during the first two
months preparations.
, Phillips, who later was replaced
by a committee before the feSu-
Sal opened last January Il. SUBJ
tnitted an audit Of the entire
expenses and receipts Of the affair
= Major receipt items included;
gate admissions, Slo,03s.32: ticket
sales. S5.357.s0. booth space. S.
S91 81; receipts from organizations.
S2052.23. Major expenses We're.
a. exhibit, S5.6S4.44. cost Of
rasino. S4.2s44o; operating con-
Mention hall. Sc $3.50. and ad-
wages. S3.S09.S4
The audit shows an even $1,000
was turned over 10 the National
Polish American Council. the re-
msinder being retained on hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

net this fact clear and
~ straight: The regular 49,
hp. Buick FIREBALL valve-in-
head Sfrai6ht-eight engine
powers these compact new
models just added to the
Buick SPECIAL Series.
If you like you can step that up
to 125 hp. by adding Com
pound Carburetion at slight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
St5S,46t in Year
For British Aid

Cash donations totalling Sl5s,-
461 were collected by the Michi-
gan committee of the British War
Relief Society. Inc during the
last year and merchandise total
ling S15,522 was sold, the report
of Chairman Brrien Eaton showed
today.
Rolling kitchens and hospital
beds as well as ambulances were
supplied TO Great Britain and
1856 individual articles were
furnished. These included socks.
sweaters, helmets, pajamas and
dresses.
In addition. 65,573 pounds of old
clothing, 1880 pairs Of old shoes,
1,747 pounds of baby layettes and
Also pounds of canned goods.
besides cibarets, candy and phono-
graph records, were sent TO Eng
land for distribution among men
of the armed forces and civilian
workers.
Eaton reported there the now
% branches of the society in
Michigan, outside Detroit.
Officers reelected were Eaton
as chairman; Maurice Wood,
vice chairman; Edward p. Wright,
secretary, and Roderick p. Fraser,
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Naming Id
COP Club Wants Auto
License Franchise

LANSING. April ] Following
the new frankness policy which
demands politics be called politics
and a campaign contribution
nothing else but" Senator George
=. McCallum of Ann Arbor today
asked Secretary of State Harry +.
Kelly 10 give the WaShtenaw
County auto plate franchise TO the
Young Republican Club.
THE distribution of this busi-
ness is political. Every time YOU
buy a license plate YOU con
tribute 10 the seCret ary of
states campaign fund.
1.-THE distributor collects Il fee
from every plate. looked IL up
and found the wash tenaw
County contract II worth Sl,400
a year 10 the fellow who gets 1t.
A. long as this business Is politl-
cal anyway. l thought the Young
Republican Club ought to
have IL"
s far McCallum said. Kelly has
been Shy about giving a Yes an
swer 10 the proposal.