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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Refrigerator Blaze
Damages Drug Store


OFire which broke out In the
motor of an electric refrigerator
caused slight damage at the Da-
ner Drug Store, corner of Cass
and Gratiot, early Sunday morn
ing.
The fire was discovered by q
patrolman who noticed smoke
coming from a sidewalk CRATE
while covering his beat. He no
titled police headquarters and
the fire department was called.
An investigation showed that
the motor of the electric ice box,
located in the basement, had be-
come overheated. The flames
were checked by the firemen
and only a slight amount of
damage was reported.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Thieves Loot Local
Garage Building
Cor Hootess Stolen
from Copslond Firm

OPolice today were seeking
thieves who broke into the Err
nest Copeland garage at 200
South Gratiot sometime last
night and stole several automo-
bile heaters.
Copeland told police this
morning that q tentative inven-
tory did not show any other loot
with the exception Of the heat
ers, although the robbers tam
pered with the cash register.
Entry was gained by smash
ing q rear window.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
IheRambing Reporter

on his horn for no apparent rea-
son should be given Z ticket and,
what's more, he should be made
to pay right through his nose.
And the speeder? The same
treatment, we believe, will suf-
flee.
Saw three local draftees
Saturday afternoon. Only
waved at big Harry Weber,
the former appliance sslesman
for Beanie Rosuo. Later took
time to interview NH Nunne-
ley, the former assistant pros
ecutor, and Jack jenkins, the
bowler.
Bill had just returned from
Tennessee where he and other
Fort Custer soldiers participated
in maneuvers there. The extreme
heat carved 10 pounds off Bill,
but he is deeply tanned and
looks like the proverbial mil
lion.
Even though Bill b attached {
to the Judge advocates dlvi-
sion, he II called upon b drill
each day. In Tennessee, he Ne
perts all the boys were given
. Strenuous workout, with
night fighting the rule rather
than the exception.
Bill believes the selectees will
be sent home once their years
training is over, but don't be
surprised II he stays on. Bill
volunteered.
jenkins b . searcAlight op-
orator In the anti-aircrait a.
vision, with headquarters at
Camp Sheridan. He mildly
dislikes the army because bis
superiors don't give him
enough work 70 keep busy.
It's like this. Jack works only
when the searchlisht r. needed
obviously ut night-and on
the following day when the
equipment must be cleaned. Un-
fortunately, Jack says, IL men
are assigned to the cleaning de-
tail whereas only two are need
Cd for the Job.
Jack and three others LETT
Sheridan shortly after mid
night % Friday. Thsy made .
speedy trip - Lapesr Where
frlendU picked theo ue -
~ tyip - Hleant Cbedhep1.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Many Civil SsrvIte
Positions Available
U. 5. Offers Wide Range
Of Steedy employmsnts

OCountless opportunities for
civil service Jobs are available,
Assistant Postmaster wayne
Adair said today.
Jobs svailable include: Junior
tabulating machine operator,
81 40 annually; under tabulat-
ing machine operator, $1,000 .
year. associate, assistant and jun
Tor inspectors, powder and ex-
plosives, 81, $40 to %, 900 annual
~; senior carpenter, $3.50;
carpenter. $3.50; carp enters
helper, $3.50; electrician, ST.
$50 and assistant messenger, ST.
O80.
The time and place COMPETE
tive examinations are to be held
can be obtained from Adair at
the postoffice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

The old saw, "Curi0Sity
killed q cat" may be trite but
1T does, nevertheless, aptly de-
scribe . very human trait.
That's the reason an accident,
workmen ut . new building or
q low flying airplane all At
tract . crowd Of curious BY
ISLANDERS.
Take early Sunday morning.
for instance. Two cars, both ap-
parently moving at q high rate
Of speed, met in q head on col
lision on New Baltimore high
way. The force of the impact
spewed the occupants of the two
cars onto the pavement where
all lay writing in pain.
Al m ost Immediately, .
crowd gathered. Some gave
first aid to the three injured
men and others called sheriff's
deputies In q genuine attempt
to be helpful. The family cur
ious hung 1t the rim Of the
crowd, but not 50 several wo-
men.
The women leaned over one
PROSTATE figure to get q good
look. Unfortunately the victim
was no pretty sight because he
was cut badly about the legs.
The women retired in confusion
and all of them were violently
i'll. according to Daily Monitor
confederate Ken Ferguson who
happened on the scene.
The wrecked cars were
hauled to the Priehs lot where
all day Sunday hundreds Of
the curious arrived 70 inspect
them. But, my friends, In this
instance curiosity b . CON-
mendable trait because all Of
those people will drive their
cars . mite slower from now
on.
o.
Police Commissioner Tom
Longstaffs campaign against ex-
cessive horn blowing moved into
high last week when warning
signs were posted throughout
the hotel area.
We agree with friend Ten
that The campaign = neees-
sary, bat We woald first pre-
fer that ~ wage war aSa1nst
The speedsf. After al, - 60
ever aiod % suDenlnoa sog1ouD
injury beeanoo SG1no bloeo
blew his hefn 10 ls0A - -
1eag.
Obviously, the guy that isys
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Ridhmond Man Wins
uacoalosied Divorce

oAlton Bauman, Of Richmond,
was granted m uncontested
divorce from his wife, Loretta,
BY Circuit Judge Neil +. Reid
this morning on his charge Of
extreme cruelty.
.1auman also won custody Of
IT, coupls's three children, aged
ssvsn, I've md three, The
couple ives married Juns n,
1919 and Separated Nov. 10,
1870.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

in extraordinary session for sew
eral hours during the night.
Dispatches from Lima said it had
not been disclosed. What bearing
the meeting had on the border
outbreak.
Zone Peruvian source was
quoted as saying Ecuador was
trying anew to win q favorable
solution to her territorial claims
by dragging Peru into mediation
which previously had stalled.)
President at the meeting Of
Ecuadorean government officials
were diplomatic representatives
of the United States, Brazil and
Argentina, which earlier this
year indicated they would be
willing to help in arbitrating a
settlement of the border dispute
dating back to vague frontier
mapping early in the 10th
century. ~
FORMER RUPTURES ~
There have been outbreaks
before the rival claims to the
disputed territory-2,800 miles
of upper Amazon jungle-land-
with garrison fights periodically
through the past few years. Sew
eral times mediation efforts have
failed.
The Ecuadorean communique
said fighting broke out Saturday
at 10 am. when Peruvian forces
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

OQUITO, ECUADOR, July 2
Ecuador charged Peru with poll
tical and military aggression to-
day following q weekend of
bombing raids and border
fighting growing out of a CEN
tury-old frontier dispute.
Gathering crowds paraded the
capital streets, waved Ecuador
can flags and chorused their
national anthem in front of q
statue of Simon Bolivar, the
Liberator. as their government
ordered the army to hold the
southern frontier.
ARTILLERY DUEL
Steadily-mounting reports
from the south told of two days
of sporadic garrison battles,
artillery Smelling of frontier
towns by Peruvian troops, and
Peruvian bomb raids on Ecua-
doris military outposts.
After a hurried session of
President Arroyo Del Rios
cabinet last night, the ministry
of defense issued q communique
blaming the outbreak on a pene-
tration of Ecuadorean territory
by Peruvian soldiers and civil
ians, and declaring:
This action of the Peruvian
armed forces, due to the form in
which it has been carried out,
can not have a merely accident
al nature but constitutes an
aggression of political character
and an attack prepared from the
military viewpoint"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

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Study Home Site,
FILA Suggests

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
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GIVE 'EM AN INCH AND

G'rom the Trades Unionist, Washington, ID. c.
BECAUSE this nation has reached the conclusion
that we can not afford to permit Britain to be
defeated, our British friends appear willing to
dump the whole war in our laps.
We are going "all OUT to help them, and this
effort of ours, which includes just about every
thing except sending our men over there, leads to
the belief that instead of helping Britain to fight
its own are permitting them to fight our
war
And from that premise Britons seem to think
we should take off their hands all responsibility,
send them men, money and material, and push
Hitler back into Prussia.
Our little item is ignored by the willy Briton,
and that is the fact that 20 years ago attempt
ed to make future wars impossible and were de-
feated by European statesmen, including British
diplomats, and also that the present plight of
Britain is the result Of the dumbness Of the en-
plres diplomats in refusing to recognize the men
ace of Hitler in his early days; in fact he was
aided by British money to rise to power.
We are ready to give all the help we can, but
please, let's keep the record straight and not get
the shoe on the wrong foot
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-02-06
Expelled Union Officiul
Carries Case To Court

Seattle, Wash. GLNS).-Charges
of Communism within the Boeing Air
craft Company local of the A. F. of
l.. Aeronautical Mechanics Union will
be aired in court.
Donald r. Keepler, deposed vice
president of the local, has filed suit
for re-establishment of his union
membership and $21 500 damages. He
charged that the special union trial
board which convicted him of Com
munist activity ''lacked substantial
evidence" in support Of its verdict and
that union meeting at which the
finding was upheld was called il
legally.
Under union shop contract he lost
his job at the Boeing plant, where he
said he had been employed for eight
years and was earning about $50 a
week.
Superior Judge Malcolm Douglas
signed an alternate writ ordering the
defendants to rcinstate Keppler or
show cause February 10 why they
should not.