davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-17


1-Bryson entry, Impregnable, War
Art
2-Itabo. Seventh Day Marco.
3-Circus, Joanny, Bold Turk.
4-Vagrancy, Marny, Umbril.
5-Alsab. Colchis, Flaught
6-Bushwhacker, Sir Alfred, Choppy
Sea.
big Pebble Ringie, Birch Rod.
8-Mll End, Bar Ship, Joan Asbes-
tos.
Best et-Bushwhacker.
Consensus at Laurel Fast.
/ By the Associated Press
Eric Knight, War Art. Impreg-
nable.
2-Aaron Burr, Marco. 1tabo
3-Joanny. Big Boy Blue, Bunny
Baby.
4-Vagrancy, Umbril. Queen Lane.
5-Alsab. Colchis. Flaught
6-He Rolls, Sir Alfred, Battle
Colors.
7-Circle M entry, Ringie, Birch
Rod.
8-Mill End, Who Reign, Gay Boo.
Best bet-Alsab.
Consensus at Empire City Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
daily Dublin Wabaunsee, Mist
ing.
2-Wooden Indian, Miquelon. Cross
Question.
3-Paladin, Bleu dor. Hard Blast.
4Hanger entry, Chiquita Mia.
Scenic.
5-Dit. Omission. Exemplify /.
6-Little DaVey, Marogay, Blue Lily.
Gee Joe, Blazing Heat, Lady In
definite.
Best bet-Hanger entry, fourth
race.
Empire City.
By the Louisville Times
1-Waubaunsee, Wise Hobby, Firing
Line.
2-Chance Sar. Ariel Toy, Miquelon.
3-Clip Clop, Hard Blast. Paladin.
ubiquitous, Chiquita Mia, Muy
Vestido.
+ 5-Dit, Moission. Napper Tandy.
6-Marogay, General Jack. Blue
! Lily.
7-Legenda, Ida Rogers, Blazing
Heat.
Best bet-Ubiquitous
4 BY the Associated Press.
1-Range Dust, Sun Girl, Parfait
/ Amour.
/ 2-Tirone, Stage Beauty, Argella.
3-Granday. Mobcap, Winter Sea.
4-Neddies Hero, Gran Cosa, Lovely
Dawn.
stony Weaver, Balmy Spring
, Prairie Dog.
6-Sweet Willow, Wise Moss, Es-
pino Gold.
7-Siganar. Gay Man, Rahanee.
S-Holly Image, Sickle Bill, Jeb-
stuart
Best bet-Holl Image.
Rockingham.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Valdina Jack, Trimmed. Parfait
Amour
Pred War, Dainty Ford, Tyrone.
3-Easterner, Winter Sea Mobcap.
4-October Onze, Lovely Dawn,
Stony Weaver, Prairie Dog, Grau-
stark.
6-Watch Over. Sweet Willow, Wise
Moss.
7-Siganar, Rough News. Rahanee.
8-Holl Image, Sickle Bill, Seneca.
Best bet-Watch Over.
Sportsman's Park FasU.
BY the Chicago Daily Times
l-Watercure, Speedy Squaw, Quick
Quick.
2-Fireab, She's Right, Wrinkle.
3-Queen Echo, Ten Blow, Black
Time.
4-Port Spin, sanctity, sidetrack.
5-Illinois Tom, Cherriko, Double
Call.
6-Mrs. A. M. Creech entry, Doubl-
rab. Crossbow II
7-Pell Nell, Firing Pin. Chigre.
8-Doug Brashear, Perplex, CANA
raderie.
Substitute race-All Steele, New
Discovery, Grimaldi.
Best bet-Illinois Tom.
SportSman's Park.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Watercure, Speedy Squaw, Burr
Hickman.
2-Masked Plane. Paul Lee, Toast.
3-Shadytown, Queen Echo, Busy
Lutrecia.
Art of War, Highthorne, Side
track.
5-Illihois Tom, Double Call, Syls
Betty.
6-De Kalb. Crossbow II. Doublrab.
7-Chigre, Pellmell. Firing Pin.
8-Perplex, Doug Brashear, Radio
Wave.
9-All Steele, New Discovery, Witan.
Best bet-Perplex.
Keeneland Slow.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Hermina B, Maydig, Kitchie
Manitou
2-Ninety Days, Vanman, K. Dorko.
3-Tige's Echo, Miah, Youroff.
4-American Byrd, Laatokka, Meet
sum.
5-Benefactor, Epidor, Topic.
6-some Chance, Devil Diver, Miss
Dogwood.
Roman. Smacked, Cherry Jam.
s-HoneX Chile, Blue Orchid, Little
Toms.
Best bet-Some Chance.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Selections
Laurel Fast.

Laurel Fast.
1-Bryson entry, Impregnable, War
Art.
2-Itabo. Seventh Day. Marco.
3-Circus, Joanny, Bold Turk.
4-Vagrancy, Marny, Umbril.
5-Alsab. Colchis, Flaught.
6-Bushwhacker Sir Alfred, Choppy
Sea.
big Pebble. Ringie, Birch Rod.
8-Mll End, Bar Ship, Joan Asbes-
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Keeneland Slow.

httHeIdHu ISIOWJ.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Hermina B, Maydig, Kitchie
Manitou
2-Ninety Days, Vanman, K. Dorko.
3-Tige's Echo. Miah, Youroff.
Byrd, Laatokka, Meet
sum.
5-Benefactor, Epidor, Topic.
6-some Chance, Devil Diver, Miss
Dogwood.
Smacked. Cherry Jam.
Chile, Blue Orchid, Little
TomS.
Best bet-Some Chance.
Evening star., 1941-10-17

SIXTH RACE-BATTLE COL
ORS, BUSHWACKER, SIR
ALFRED.
ABATTLE COLORS won his
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Vote on Ship Aiming Bill
80 Republicans Join Democrats
As House Passes Measure

+ TIE Associated Press.
The roll call vote by which the
House passed legislation amending
the Neutrality Act to permit arming
of merchant ships follows:
Evening star., 1941-10-17
THIRD RACE-Purse 500. aIIou.
anceS. 2-yesr-olds. about fLIrLnnas
a Wheatley Stable entry.
By the Associated Press.

FOURTH RACE-PUrse $500 added
Autumn Days Stakes, 2-year-o.ds about IS
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Neutrality
due only to the Senate's cherished
privilege of unlimited debate.

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1941-10-17
BY the Associated Press.

a c. Z. Dawson entry.
b Mrs. A. NJ. Creech entry.
Mr.. and Mrs. SovInskl entry.
Evening star., 1941-10-17

Empire City.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Waubaunsee Wise Hobby, Firing
Line.
2-Chance Sar. Ariel Toy. Miquelon.
3-Clip Clop, Hard Blast. Paladin.
ubiquitous. Chiquita Mia, Muy
Vestido.
5-Dit Moission. Napper Tandv.
6-MaTogay, General Jack. Blue
Lily.
7-Legenda, Ida Rogers, Blazing
Heat.
Best bet-Ubiquitous
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Entries for Tomorrow


By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
SEVENTH RAcEAPurse. g 600. III
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000, claim

sE g Horn and z K Bryson entry.
Weather clear. track fast.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
SIXTE PACE

- oI1hI 4 HACE-PlTSe- = nun CIaimirC.
Blue Lily DAY. III.
\ Little Davey tStrickIerJ ---- IL,
Down Six On0 boy IL
Rogers Boy tIlndbergl l..
Navy tStricklerF f.,
Shor'StOp tDOnoSoi
Marogay tRobertSouN l..I
Early Delivery Meade r..
central JACK NSchmldh l.
Evening star., 1941-10-17

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; | II miles.
xThe G'y Nun II 112 Fancy Free 10
xSieanar 115 Rahanee 1900 1lO
xRough News 81 Gay Man - los
Evening star., 1941-10-17
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse 5000; claimine
Coop to Get $4,000

hdppTPHllCc hllOWduC6 Cld lIIltu.
Weather clear: track fast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05

EUCHARIST, March 5-(R-
Former King Carol Of Rumania,
who has been under protective
guard in q hotel room in Seville,
Spain, was reported here today
to have escaped across the from
tier into Portugal with Polish
paGport, 1. "a
Nine. Masdas Lupescu, the ex-
nonarch's red-haired friend, wns
reported to have fled with him.
Carol abdicated last Septem-
Der, leaving the throne to his son,
Mihai. He fled through Yugo-
slavia and Italy to Switzerland,
accompanied by Nine. Lupescu.
From Switzerland they went
to Spain where the monarch
vainly sought to get permission
TO travel further, perhaps to the
United States.
Carol and Nine. Lupescu were
said to have posed as man and
wife and ridden in an automo-
bile with . Polish diplomatic
license.
They were reported to have
crossed the frontier at Rosal de
10 Frontera near Huelva.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Educational
Plan Revealed
ove Milloon Dollors
Needed in this County

COZ IN estimated $76,002 1928
needed for additional school ia
cilities for children Of families
migrating to defense areas, ST.
032, 900 IL needed In Macomb and
Oakland counties, according to
m estimate furnished The As
ISOLATED Press in Washington to-
day by the Office Of Education.
The report, based on . study
Of defense area education needs
% Of Dec. /, 1910, estimated
204,265 additional child r e n
would require educational facili-
ties In defense areas by next
September.
The report was made public
1t the opening Of hearings yes
terday before the House Public
Buildings and Grounds Commit
tee on . bill CIR $500 to pro-
vide $780, 00, 900 70 finance In
defense areas such community
facilities % schools, sewer and
water systems, hospitals and
See DEFENSE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05

= Macomb county law enforce
ment officers today Indicated
they would launch m extensive
campaign against speederD ana
reckless drivers after the death
Of . 77-year old st. Clair Flats
man raised the March death toll
on county highways 70 four, IA
average Of one life per day.
Albert Betxholdt q 81 Clair
Flats, died q ST. 'Joseph's hos-
pital here at Gao o'cloek last
night from injuries sustainod
when I car driven By his danoh-
ter, Mrs. HildA Knott %, q -
troit, crushed into ! utility pole
on Telegfaph road, : SllEt dis-
lance eat Of Gratiot late yeotor-
day morning. lGrs. xnotl dad
enroute 10 the hospital.
A third victim q TIE accident,
Mrs. Alice Knott, alSO Of Dotrok,
was raid "improving'' e ~ hoo
pital this mornins. She suffered
serious internal injuries. = bro
ken leg and Z fractured arm
when the car skidded On the Icy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
5ipIle|ReveaIs
Schedule
sesvsnssr Offerings
Swamp SoIss Staff

"a complete schedule Of pgop-
critics to be offered at the
"Scavenger" Tax Sale next week
in the county building was re-
vealed today by Sale Supervisor
Earl Stone.
Stone said the volume Of sales
had swamped his stan who could
not tally the volume Of sales
made on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The sale schedule for next
week follows:
Monday, March 10, 1S4l -
Book No. !, pages 20, 81 and e.
Lands in the City of Center
Line beginning with Margaret
SMITH Sub. on page 20 through
and including Woods Van Dyke
See 0ALE-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
REDS DEMAND BA
IS IS IS - IS
Drug- Cuzed Gunman Disarmed BY Police
Flags Of Many
Lands Salute
Girl Scouts

oThe windows Of the Daily
Monitor building are resplendent
with g flags, representing as
many Countries in which Girl
Scouting has been or Il now
hourishinS.
The flags, obtained by the Girl
Scout Council from national
headquarters in New York City,
will be used As decoration at the
annual Juliette Low banquet, set
for Wednesday Mar. IL.
Although the fass had been
up but q few hours 1t press
time, many people had already
stopped to try to identity them.
Far the aid of others who wish
70 d. likewise they ere listed
hEUWith. from len - xf1kt -
o. faces tlss wondbV4 ~ }
- yLA0o 49, ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
He Reclaimed His Home
GRIEF-STRlCKEN HOUSEHOLDER
PROTECTS HOME WITH
HIS DUKES
HIS DUKES

hands and the latter received
q deed to his property.
And today Dalton is at home
ministering to his wife, while
the agent barks out his occa-
sional bids at the auction.
AS he bid today, the land serv-
iceman stood In the shadow Of
six foot 4-inch Sheriff Jake
Theut, and for = reason.
After all, there may be more
white haired men with sick
wives, little money and Q love
for humble dwellings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05

can elderly Warren township
man came TO the "Scavenger"
Tax Sale yesterday 70 bid In his
modest two room home.
He thought Of his wife lying Ill
Of Z stomach ailment In that tiny
dwelling % his right hand
stfayed unconsciouSly to his
right-hand pants pocket.
In that pocket was . crumpl-
ed roll Of bills that totaled slight
~ more than the $lS2.S0, the
minimum bid set on his property,
by the state.
Finally the auctioneer droned
out the description Of his pro-
perry.
II bid 9lS3. So" he said.
MAKE Il $3.50" c1ame q voice
from another section Of the auc-
ton room. ~
"who said that?" he demanded
and when told, white haired
Harry Dalton. Of Warren town.
ship, poked IN employe Of . Land
tax services sQuarely On the nose.
Soboing bitterly, Dalton rush.
Cd 70 The nearby corridor while
the Overflow crowd sat hushed
end expeetant.
Land Beard officials Carl b.
Drondenburg and Earl Stone
hurried after Dalton. He told
than his simple Story.
O6ic1als consulted The high
bidder who agreed - withdrew
HE bid. Told ok his action, The
crowd roared IL applause while
the agent and DAlten shook
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
County Gets
Large State
Land Fund

can Associated Press dispatch
from Lansing said today that
the State Land Office Board Il
releasing $3.50 10 Macomb
county, completing the 1910
"Scavenger" Sale revenues TO
that county.
County Treasurer Carl b.
Brandenburs said he expects 70
receive the check tomorrow,
adding that the release brings
to $278, SOC the total returned TO
Bee FUND-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05

oGRAND RAPIDS. Mic h.,
March 5-<R An 0l-year-old
Manistee man, charged with op-
Grating IN Illegal distillery, wae
one Of - perSons listed n -
federal indictments returned
here yesterday ~ . grand jury.
Two Of The indictments were
suppresssd.
Stanley lGadrszedeski was The
octo6enarian, who also y cllnrg-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05

I ll1d ~ 81 S y y
II the mother q ~ eroWA
children, wass a1cep1 = By both
sides 1t noon today @ the third
member Of the Jury that \ to
try Anthony Nadile for murder
in connection with the 1888
''love triangle" slaying Of Jos
eph Carlucci, Syracuse, N. Y,
contractor.
She Is Mrs. Pauline L., White,
. housewife, Of Lafayette. The
two jurors previously selected
on Monday were Fay Soule, of
Nedppw, q mason, and John A.
Kramer, Of Manlius, . school
bus driver. IS
The state Of New York
charges that Alfred Giallarenxi,
already convicted and executed
for the crime, and Mrs. Car
lucci employed Nadile to slay
Carlucci in Syracuse In 1898.
Nadile had been residing In
Van Dyke, where he was arrest
ed In January.
Since remarked, the victims
widow Is held a. q state witness.
The need Of keeping every
defense program worker busy
on the job was recognized this
morning by Supreme Court JUS
tice Jesse Z. Kingsley when he
excused seven defense industry
workers from q special panel of
talesmen.
Fifty names had been drawn
from the jury lists on Monday
to be summoned In today's spe-
cial panel. Only - Of those
called reported this morning
and, with ~ excused by the
court, only 10 remained Of the
panel. Another special panel Of
so Is being summoned for to-
morrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
DepU niles probe Claim
q Warren Worker

"a 61-year old Warren town.
ship negro was In the county Jail
today while officers probed
chargeS that he struck ! 07-year
old fellow worker over the head
with . hammer. seriously injur-
ing him.
Columbus Gilbert, who resides
on Hovey street. Warren town
ship, was IN st. Joseph's hospital
here with Z possible skull frac-
ture as Z result Of the alleged At
tack. Hospital attendants said
See AITACKRage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Herr to Answer
Income Tax
Questions

oJohn v. Herr, deputy collector
Of internal revenue, will be in
the lobby of the post office daily
excepting Sunday through Satur-
day, March IS where he will
answer income tax questions, It
was announced today. There Is
no charge for the service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
IllelI o. IsaIIor
Brings jill lem
Jss Ten plssds osilsy
70 peeey leseeay ckasss

oJos TothI -. a. Mount
ClsmenA pleadsd guilty - :
ciaroo of pst1y lofceny WHEN ~
appeared boDsre 5ustics q ~
Hoaco Yrank j. Jeannst1e .thig
Snoeu1pg and W. osDoeood = 0no
- loos - days h ~ ceunty
Toeh admitted In thel( g .
.1ro1lor from . lormer GGnp1ovoes
Wh1ch ~ W. charged Win -.
v1stine 70 his own w. sgyee0
months go.
Ju6eo Jeonnette ordoeo4 IN
9 loaVo town within ~ ~
axIor IL conaplssion q - $50
tsnte e ~ payment q - ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
I titan Haired Lupescu
Accompanies Ex-king
REPORTED TOHAVE FLED
SPANISH IiNTERNMENT

The r u m Z n ian government
sought last fall to have Nine.
Lupescu extraditsd from Spain
to face trial on charges OF en-
bezzling state funds.
The Spanish government let
them live Abe Seville hotel but
Il was UNDERWOOD they were
,underl rinternnsent. z y <sA~4- !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Mrs. Nea|e's Mother
Injured h (Iash
Mss. e. g. Clark hsst
IN AeeideWt CO Athens

OMrs. c. q. CLARK, mother Of
Mrs. Hugh H. Neale, u In Com
munity Hospital at Battle Greek
today suffering from serious In
juries she sustained In m auto-
mobile accident near Athens
Monday night.
Mrs. Clark suffered . broken
Leo md poen1ble eonc,ssGion and
her daughter Frances Clark was
bruised IN Ne crash. Mrs. Neale
was at her mothers bedside To-
DAY. l
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Farmer Addresses
High Twelve Cub
Rochester Wesussm
Spooks % cOwbsusea

oSarah vanhosen Jones, mas
Ter farmer Of Rochester, was the
principal speaker Monday night
at the High Twelve Clubs Ladies
night program.
llim Jones traced che history
Of Masonry In Michigan In m
interesting and Instructive Cd
dresR The Wadsworth School Of
Doc1no, Detroit, furnished The
rt1inment and H. Spencer
Reys was In charge Of The pro-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
berserk Barber
Menales Group
with Pistol
Fred Swovtout
Throotens to Kill
Police Officers


Fred Swart0ut pleaded In
nocent to charges Of assault
with intent to commit murder
when he appeared before Jus
tice Of the Peace Frank e.
Jeanette late this afternoon
"a 53-year-old Mount Clemens
barber was in the city Jail 10
day awaiting arraioQlnent a
possible charges Of aaa1e with
intent 10 kill following s 4kneo
ct q zeal hotel, whefS ~ - ~
legged 10 haye threatene4 -
lives Of neafly Z dozen pooples
including two members q ~
police department.
The man, Fred Swartou4 ID
North Broadway, Was arToueo4
by Patrolmen Pat oa0r1dy s4
Richard Stobbor la4e last ~ !
in his room at ne lnFk Ccteo
after he held 4 doDon pexD y
at bay witt ~ - ell1 a
revolver n tlle l0bDy
hotel.
A search Of his room revealed
three tubes 0f cocaine, Z drug,
and police stated that they be-
lieve Swartout had been taking
the dope for q long period OF
time.
The incident occurred after
Mrs. Matte SCHNEIDER, manager
of the hotel, called police and
notified them that Swartout had
q woman in his room and would
not comply with a request that
she leave.
Patrolmen O'0rady and Stob-
Der arrived at the hotel shortly
Sec BARBER-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Boxina Commissioner Named

soLANslkG. Morch 5-tAP)-The executive office today
the appointment Donald Monroe Lonsin9 park
ina lot proprietor to succeed George Compbe Of Owosso
member Of the boxing commission His term will ex-
pire January 80, 1915.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Italians Shell Greeks

oROME Morch 5-(AP)-ltoion worships were reported
todoy by high command to have bomborded Greek posi-
ons oono the Albanian coast in cooperation with bombing
oftocks bx foscist Worplones on Crete
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
British Occupy Burye

ncAlRO Eovpt Morch 5(APJ-Bitish forces In Ethiopio
ove occupsd the important ltoion fort Of 6urs neor Lake
Tcno and are continuing their ooncs British headquarters
announced todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Wales Port Bombarded

= RERi IN March - tAP) - The South Woss port OF
nrd wos sinoIed out for the second successive night as
the main forget Of the Nozi Iuwoffe informed sources re-
ported today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05
Indo-C China Dispute Alive

aTOKYO Morch 5--tAPl-Jopon's efforts = orron9e 2
peoce settlement between French ond inoono
I'm were short Of success tonight but corotivs
deotsd that only technical detos emoined to Be worked
Sost.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-05

Il on0Mna u -. 70 COOp0rote
oPAkAVtA, March 5-lAP,-prssident As1plfo Anos so-
~ psocloinned In manifesto the sodory OF his nation
NTH the United Stotss in all ottets psrtoinno % oetense
q he Ponomo Conol and announced on o0rsemem sos e
~ Of Pononno territory for dir hoses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Bankers Believe
ReeuIdtionCouId
Block Initiation
r,m.. stan Correspondent,

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 5 Mich
lgan bankers. continuing their an
nual study conference here today,
believe that war initiation is avoid
able II proper steps are taken.
Chief exponent Of this belief was
speaker Prof. /. r. Lunden, as
sistsnt comptroller Of tho Uni
,ersity Of Michigan. who said:
"Some doubts exist a. In
whether steps necessary Ia avoid
initiation will -be taken unless
the United states becomes ac-
lively engaged in war,
nAther=Snealke Ratl-Ras--
ringer of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York. estimated that
Americas expenditures during the
first World War were three times
what they would have been had
we instituted effective price con-
troll.
A Detroit banker. Il. f.. Young,
vice president OF. the National Bank
of Detroit. cited broad federal
sales -eNemPiing bare neceSsi.
lies as the only practical source
of huge new war funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
ii. s. Chart
LATEST FORECASTS
Dec. 5, 1871

Detroit and vicinity: Rain changing 70
snow tonight. Saturday snow nurres. ;
eofdrr with lowest tonight about freezing
highest Saturday about 40 degrees; strong
southerly winds shifting TO northwest early
Saturday.
Lower Michigan, Rain changing 20 snow
tonight and Saturday colder with freezing
Temperatures tonight In northwest portion.
strong southerly winds shifting 10 north
west tonight
Upper Michigan: Snow nurries and
colder tonight Saturday snow iurries and
continued cold. strong northerlv winds.
Indiana Rain and colder tonight and
Saturday. freezing temperature Saturday
morning except along the Ohio River,
strong northwesterlv winds.
ohio: MOSTLY cloudy and colder with
showers IN northeast portion tonight Sat
urday partly cloudy and colder; strong
nNest 10 nnrthwesi- Aninds--. ,-------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Florida Shoe Shines
UD a Nickel Now Zoe

Fl. LAUDERDALE. Fla, Dec
s.-uNS)-The cost Of shoe shines
in Fl. Lauderdale is going up. The
Association of Bootblack Boys ad-
vertised in a local newspaper that
effective Immediately shine prices
would increase from IS TO 20 cents.
Reason: rising cost Of materials
and labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Kelly S Rallies
MdyLdunlhRdle
- ." -
Fer Governor
ny FRANK MORRIS

After meeting with Wayne
County Republican leaders. Sec
rotary OF State Harry +. Kelly
today scurried through the metro
politan area in pursuit of politi-
cal goal which may prove to be
the governorship.
lie had a rally at noon in Port
Huron, another in Mt. Clemens
this afternoon and tonight he will
be in Pontiac.
For the present. he Is organic
ing Republicans into a committee
of $4,000 members pledged to do
nothing other than produce coin in
amounts varying from 81 TO $25
each. The amount they contribute
will depend upon their enthusiasm
and circumstances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
DRIVE FOR GOVERNOR

But overnight, this organiZa-
ton can become Kelly for gov
iernor' drive and il probably will.
kelly'S Detroit meeting was held
in the office of G.. Oliver Frick,
local attorney. Among those pres
ent were Matthew Bishop. COP
county chairman: William Won
Mol, vice chairman: John Brein-
ing, treasurer; Louis Colombo Jr,
of the Young Republicans; Mrs
Betty Allie, and other spokesman
for COP women and veterans.
The secretary of state Is hold,
ing these meetings in his capacity
of chairman of State Committee
of 10. On this top committee are
representatives of the congress
men, legislators and state officials.
KELLY's STOCK REPLY
AT every meeting. of course, he
is asked whether he will lead the
ticket next year by entering as a
candidate against Gov. Murray
ID. Van Wagner. kelly's stock
answer Is that he has not yet de-
icided.
His only interest at present, he
is that Republicans pre-
pare 10 raise campaign treasure
chest through small contributions
and end the old system of depend
ing upon large corporations TO pay
their bills.
At the Detroit meeting, Kelly
was accompanied by Glenn Dunn,
deputy attorney general. With him
at the other meetings today was
Auditor Gen. Vernon j. Brown.
who once thought he would like TO
run for governor himself, but is
now back of the secretary OF state.
Their chief worry is former Gov.
Luren d. Dickinson. who is paying
no attention TO these so-called
solidarity plans. Dickinson has
been campaigning for almost a
year, and he says he has discovered
Republican voters want him to
run again. even though he is 81.