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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-06
YPSILANTl MARKETS
CRANE
(YpsiIsntl Farm surssu)
(1uyins pricss)

(YpsiIsntl Farm 6urssu)
Wheat (bu.) ................tl.0I
Barley (cWt.) .. ............ 1-z5
Rye (bu.) ................. %
Oats (bu.) ................. ~
Corn, ear (cw..) ............ LOO
PRODUCE
(Wolfs Grocery
Eggs. strictly fresh (doz.) 81 .39
Celery stalks (doz. bunches). so
Celery hearts (doz. bunches). 70
Cabbage (bu) .............. .75
Caullflower (bu) ..-........ 1.50
Potatoes (bu) .............. LOO
Apples (bu.) ......... $l.25-1.50
Carrots (bu.) ............. LIS
Onions $50 ID. bag) ...... 1,50
Rutabagas (bu.) ......... LIS
Parsnips (bu.) .............. 1.50
Turnips (bu.) ............ rs
Pepper squash (bu) ....... LIS
Hubbard squash Obj ...,..,. .O2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-06
HosIer Family Moves

HotIer FAmITy MOVES
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hosler and
family have moved into the A. J.
Turner home for the present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-06

No parent will argue that Milk is
not vital to their children's prog
ress and well-being. But some
parents are cheating their chill
dren without even being aware of
it! For prominent medical au-
thorities and dieticians agree that
growing children need at least
quart of Warner Dairy Milk
EVERY day so that they may be
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
PoTadna ryba.

Ctrnact rybafd1, kteff V Nash
vile, Tenn, svym pTateldm Wy
praveli O "velikanske" ryb6,
ktera uvazla ma jejich udici, a.
lie pax tim i S udicf utekla, NIL
re byti ocisteno z podezfeni o
"rybafske latine".
MARCEL Wackenie pTi ryba-
ren1 ma Indian Lake ulovil We
likou rybu, ktera We sve hub6
mela IA udic.
Jde o rybu, zvanou anglicky
Spoonful Catfish anebo take
Duck-billed Cat, ktera V novel,
SIGH rybarskych ~pTfruckach
jest uvadena pod jmenem A
merican Paddlefish a je pfibuz
ma s jesetery, angl. Surgeons.
V6decky sluie Polyodon spat-
hula a cesky pTekIad tohoto
Tecko-latinskeho pojmenovan1
by asi zn6l mnohozubec lzico-
witty.
Tato ryba zije We vetsich slad-
kych vodach V ddoli Teky Mis-
sissippi a dosahuje delky az
pres ctyri stopy. Rybafi il ma
zyvajf take Shovelnose Surge
on Shove fish, Spadebill a
Spadefish.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Zalafnik sci uvsznSnemu pro
zmrzlinu a ten utekl.

V Hillsboro, ILL.,, Leo Gill
land, serif okresu Montgomery
oznamil, re zatfm co zalaTnik
Tom Reckard Sci do kramu
koupiti zmrzlinu svemu vezni,
ten mu mezitim z vazby upr-
chi. Byl to 33lety Ruben Coin,
jenz byl zatcen ma obzalobu
pro lupicstvi, kradez a falsova-
nj.
Gilliland pravil, re 22leta
Juanita Williams z Belhalto,
ktera Sc v minulych dnech pri-
znala u soudu k vine, Re Sc po-
kusila propasovati tomuto vez-
nj tucet malych pick k pTefe-
zan1 mr1zi, byla ponechana s
Coinem We vezeni. Coin vymac-
XII dratenou cast dverf. u sve
cely a vypacil zevnl dvere.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Trochu mnoho manzelek.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, 33le-
ty Raymond Harmon, povola-
MIN barvff a papfrovac a pTi
tom manzel tri zen, byl obvod-
MIN soudem poslan do v6zeni
ma dive lh1ty "a sebou, kdyz Sc
primal k vine ma dive obzaloby
pro mnohozenstvi. Oba roz-
sudky znej1 ma lhGty cd 1 do 5
rOku.
Harmonovo mnohozenstvf Wy
slo ma jevo, kdyz byl zatcen ma
podezrenf z lupicstvi. Policis-
tim, kteff Sc divili jeho nepra-
videlnemu zivotu, pokud jde o
cas-, tehdy odpov6d6l: "Vy by
ste take nezili pravideln6, kdy-
byste NELL til manzelky''. Ony
tTi zeny uvazal 81 ma kirk v po-
sledn1ch deseti letech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Krajan nalezen mrtev ma ulici

V Chicago policie zabyva Sc
vysetfovanlm smrti 53leteho
Jamese Korbela, ktery byl ma
lezen mrtvy a oloupeny v ulic-
ce "a domem els. 7143 zap. 13.
ulice. Mrtvolu stareho osadni-
ka objevila May Sczywanikova
kdyz sla rano nakupovat. Mrt-
VIOLA byla opTena o dvere CARA
re a byla 1pln6 vychladla. Po-
liciste nenasli ma neboztikovi
zadnych znamek nasilf, ale ne
mohli najiti jeho bot. Byl IL
pine oblecen az ma boty, ktere
schazely. Puncochy nejevily
znamky chGze a proto panuje
domnenka, re pred svym sko-
mem byl James Korbel jeste O.
kraden, kdyz v bezvedomi le-
Eel V ulicce. Pozdeji Sc pfihla-
sila policistGm Ann Donahue,
ktera Sc prohlasila "a meter
zemfeleho a pravila, re Sc ses-
trou zemfeleho May Miller z
tehoz domu James Korbela ma
posledy widely v pondeli vecer
O seste iodine. Korbel byl svo-
bobby. Die lekafskeho nahle-
du smrt nastala nasledkem al
koholove otravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Vejce do Angle.

Stredni zapad, jehoz stredis
KEN je Chicago, Dude zasobo-
vati Anglii vejci. V nekolika
dnech Dude odeslano tTi a pul
milionu tuct1 vajec do New
YOrku a odtud pres ocean. &C.
ma jest odhadovana ma $780,
900. Ash Sc zeleznicnfch kar
vajec bylo jiz odeslano z Chi
caga, v6tsinou re skaldist vlad-
III organisace Surplus Market
ing Corporation, ktera kupova-
la vejce, ably byla udrzovana
vysS1 cena. Jine zasoby vajec
byly kOupeny V rGznych mes
tech V ~IllinOisu, lowe, Minneso-
to a Kansasu a zvysena poptav-
LA m6la tez "a nasledek, re ma
chicazskem trhu stoupla V pa
tex velkoObchodni cena o pGl
Centu ma tuctu. v pf1tomne do
be pfichazf do chicazskych
skladiSt kol 100000 tuctu va
jec denn6 a znacn6 procento
zasob byva ponechano az do
podzimu, kdy sc zacnou dodav-
ky mensiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Misto duchHG vyhansIa penize

pCtLAGGS
zena, patrne cikanka, ktera
Sc pfedstavila jake Nine Mo-
hawkova, pTisla do bytu Mar
Blumove V Chicago, roz-
Sc pc bytu a Tekla, re
n6kolik zlych duch1 Sc V bytu
usldlilo a jestli nebudou brzy
Zahnani tax Blumove uskodf
jak ma zdravl tax obchodu. A
kdyz fekla, re "a vyhnanf du-
chG nebude mic pocitat a Jest
vyhlasenou zakl1nackou duch1,
tax il Blumova nechala. Ale
poole zaklfnacky Fly Ouch v6zi
v6tsinou v pen6zfch a proto
Blumova ucinf dobTe, kdyz vse-
chny pen1ze CO ma, pfinese a
ona je zakleje. Blumova pri-
nesla $500, zaklinacka d6lala
mad mimi cary mary, zabalila
je do hadru a ten odevzdala
Blumove s naTlzenfm ,aby ash
hodinu bal1k nechala zavfeny,
ably Fly duch mel cas- vyskocit.
Poole naf1zen1 Blumova pc Cd
chodu zakl1nacky balfk rozd6-
lala, nasla V mem trochu papf-
RI a jestli duchove zmizeli, ne
nj znamo.
Stejna zenstina stejnym tri-
KEN Osidila Elizabeth Pantali-
ono o $54.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Stoleta Sc cfti dobre.

V New ORLEANS, La, "Jsem
dplne V pofadku", prohlasila
"teta" Mary-Kearns-ova pr o.
slave svych 101. narozenin.
"Klouby mne Size boil, ale to je
nasledek toho leku, ktery mn6
davali."
Kearns, ktera vzdor svemu
vysokemu veku zajima Sc jeste
1--WE o soucasn6 udalosti, cite
denne valecne zpravy z evrop-
skeho bojist6. Mysl1 take, re
je to- hrozne, lee nikoli tax ,jak
pry byla hroznou valka mezi
|staty, c1mz mysl1 obcanskou
waikiki V letech Sedesatych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
CtyTlety hosik ukoncil BOZ lu-
pice s ufednikem.

V Louisville, Nebraska, Ri
chard Koterzina, a leta starry,
slysel zvuky, jake by pochaze-
j1cf Cd prskavek ma ulici v dol
MIN meste. Sci tedy k automo-
blu, odkud Sc zvuky ozyvaly.
V autu byl lupic, ktery stTflel
pc pokladn1ku Harvey Koopo-
vi, jehoz banku prave okradl.
Oba muzi prestali stfileti, kdyz
Sc hos1k objevil We smeru je-
jich stfelby. Lupic, ktery ne
mohl spustiti stroj sv6ho auta,
bezel k autu, parkovanemu ne
daleko a ujel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
42leta dala zivot patemu par.
ku dvoicatek.

V Norristown, Pa, Charles
Mitchell, 42leta manzelka far
mare dala zivot patemu parku
dvojcat a tim pocet svych ditek
dovrSila ma dvacet.
"Jsem velice hrda," pravila
tato matka svych dvou novych
dcerusek. "Byla bych 81 jenom
pfala, ably Sc byly narodily az
pc pdlnoci ma den mych naro-
zenin."
z 20 ditek t6to rodiny je Ia
ma zivu. z dTivejsfch Gtyr par
XII dvojcat zije vsak pouze je-
den par. Jejf nejstarsi syn Ri
chard, ktery je 22lety, narodil
Sc den pc jejich narozeninach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
MultimilionaT odsouzen ma tTi
leta do zalare.

V New Yorku JOS. M. Schenck,
mnohonasobny milionaT, filmo-
w podnikatel, byl odsouzen ma
federalnlm soude k tT1letemu
zalafi a pokut6 $4,000, kdyz
byl usvedcen, re vyhybal Sc pla
ceni dane z pr1jmu. Spoluob-
zalovany Josef Moskowitz, je-
no zastupce ma vychode, byl cd
souzen ma rok a den a k poku-
te $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

kukufice, rye a tabaku - peti
zakladnlch plodin farmaf-
skych.
Kongres minuleho roku po-
volil $4,000, 900 pro paritnf
vyplaty, jez budou rozdeleny
takto: ma bavlnu $83, 3OO,O 900,
ma psenice $53,3OO,O 900, ma ku-
kufici SAT, 900, ma ryzi $2,-
100000 a ma RUNE druhy taba-
ku $4,000, 900. Ma administra-
chi expense a reservy z paritn1-
no fondu je pocitano $12,4OO,-
900. Zakon nyn1 d~ovoluje udi-
leni paritn1 podpory, i kdyz tr-
mi cena produktd stoupne mad
rs procent parity.
= z armadn1ch kruhn bylo
feceno, re uvazuje Sc O planu
pfimeti tisfce odvedencn, ably
dobrovolne zGstali We sluzbe
dalsf dive leta pc dokoncenf po-
vinneho vojenskeho vycviku.
Nektefi SENATOR dovedeli Sc,
re armada snad Dude zadati Ia
pfijetf zakona, die nehoz by
musili odvedenf muzi zGstati v
armade pc dobu trvan1 nynejsi
mimofadne potTeby.
Nicmene z ~vojenskych kruh6
Sc pravf, re potTebneho zvyse-
nj armady NIUE byti dosazeno
aniz bylo by nutno uchyliti Sc k
novemu zakonodarstvf, snad
sl1benlm who'd nejlepslm voja-
kim. Vyslovuje Sc mfneni, re
velmi velke procento odvede-
nych muzd zGstane dale We
sluzbe.
= Danovf EXPERT pro kon.
gresn1 financnf vybor navrhl
move dane,jez mali vynesti Gel
milionG dolar6. Mezi mimi jsor
petiprocentnl dan ma libru ka.
wy a kokoa, loo ma libru cafe
cent ma libru cukru.
= Vybor FL republik amerit
kych schvalil, ably zabrany by
ly ciZoZemske lode v americ
kych pf1stavech kotvici. Pred
povida Sc, re Angle by znacnt
tezila re zabaveni techto lodi
jezto snad jisty pocet lodi mo
hi by il byti predan a kdyby
snad mezinarodnf zakon tot(
zakazoval molly by z1castn6
ne staty predati svoje vlastn
lodstvo Anglii a pro svoji pc
trebu pouzfti lode zabaven6.
V pT1stavech Strednf a jim
Ameriky nachazi Sc SO nemec
kych a italskych nakladn1cl
lodi a nezjist6ny pocet lod
francouzskych a danskych. By
10 sd6leno, re tyto lode mohl.
by byti zabaveny a majitelIn
"a ne zaplacena pTimefena &c
ma die mezinarodniho zakona
ktery nikterak by nebyl poru
sen, kdyz by koupene lode byl,
prodany Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Obvinen z postreleni manzelky

Ma farme ash mill vychodne
cd Barneston, v Nebrasce, byla
postfelena a zranena Elmer
Pribylova a JEFF manzel byl HE
dan jake pachatel. Pfibylova,
jez je asi 40 rokn stara, byla
strelena do obliceje, ruky a no
ny a byla odvezena do nemoc-
nice. Pfibyl pc spachanem CT
nu uprchl, ale byl pozdeji Eat
cen v Oketo, Kans.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

Tiskafsky klub We Philadel-
phil uspoTadal nedavno malou
vystavu vazanych knih Seslo
Sc jich jen 800, ale cena jejich
vazeb byla kolem milionu dola-
RI. Vystavovatel1 bylo take
malo = jen deset. Vystavene
vazby byly RUNE velikosti. Vet
sinou mely normaln1 formal, a.
lie byla mezi mimi take kniha,
jejfz desky byly velike jake
mohutna skT1n.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Farmaf usmrcen bykem.

Omar Stangland, 71lety far
mar z okresu Noble byl ma sve
farme bl1ze Albion, Ind, utr-
kan k smrti sym bykem. Jeho
synove, slysice volanf, sp6chali
mu ma pomoc, ale bylo jiz poz-
de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Many dostala sestercata.

John Tabak, v Detroit, jest
majitelem Many, 3lete kozy,
ktera sc stala matkou sester-
cat, Gill sesti kGzlatek. Jedno
poslo, ale ostatni Sc mali k sv6-
tn. Expert pravi, re koza Sc
stava obycejn6 matkou dvojcat
a sestercata jsou velkou wac
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Fritz KreisIer poranen truckem

Fritz Kreisler, 66lety virtues
ma housle, byl zasazen truckem
kdyz pfechazel Madison ave-,
u 81. ulice V New Yorku.
V Roosevelt nemocnici, kan
byl dopraven, shledali, re ma
rozst1pnutou lebecn1 kost i vni-
tTn1 zranen1 a jeho stav byl pro
hlasen Ia kriticky. Ride osud-
neho trucku byl zadrzen k w
slechu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

V Piaquemine, Florida, 74le-
ty j. P. Gustaire stall Sc opet
otcem, tentokrate dvojcat, KITE
re mu povila jeho 37leta man
zelka. Gustaire je nyn1 zenat
pc tTeti. Ma jiz 20 d1tek, z
nichz nejstarsf je 55lete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
z A r
DNf RADY v AMERICE!

Pfatele totalitnfch mocnostf
naplnaji vsechny silly ably zne-
moznili pomoc Ameriky Brita-
nil a jejfm spojencGm nebo a.
lespon zdrzeli dopra,vu teto
pomoci ma mlsto nebezpec1. V
poslednfch tydnech soustredila
Sc tato nepTatelska akce ma pro
pagacdu prot bezpecne do
prave zbran1 spojencum. Pate
kolone nevedome slouzi ameri-
cti isolacnici a pacifiste, kteff
stale nedovedou pochopiti, CO
by v1tezstvf hitlerismu pro A.
meriku znamenalo. Tyto snahy
nasty vyraZ i senatu Spoje-
nych StatG v resoluci Tobeyove
jejimz 1celem je svazat presi-
dentovi ruce, ably nemohl zajis-
tit be%zpecnou dopravu valecne-
no materialu do Evropy. Kdyz
nemohli jistf PAM zabranit po-
VIOLENT sedmi bilionG ma obranu
zeme, snazi Sc aspon o to, ably
zbran6 Ia tuto sunni por1zene
byly potopeny drive, nez jich
spojenci mohou pouz1t. A pre-
sident je s teto strany bombar-
dovan dopisy a projevy prot
kazdemu prostredku, ktery mi
re slouzit doprave valecneho
materialu spojenc1m. Ceskoslo-
venska narodni rada poslala
proto presidentovi Roosevelto-
vi tento p%rojev, ktery tlumoci
stanovisko pTevazne vetsiny ma
seho lidu k teto otazce:
pane presidente =
"Pozorujeme S rostoucim roz-
hofcenim, re jist6 zivly pokou-
Sell Sc pod r1znymi predst1rka-
mi brzditi Vase snahy neza-
doucf legislaci (Tobey Senate
Resolution) a spatn6 uvazenou
propagandou.
Zavrhujeme toto jednani
ktere povazujeme "a polite
kou sabotaz, jez NIUE m1ti jen
jeden vysledek: prospect nepri-
tell!
Jsme roztrpceni mad tim, re
takoveto pokusy deli Sc V dob6,
kdy my i nase americke d6dic-
tv1 je ohrozeno barbarskymi 81
lami nacistickeho Imperialism
My jsme pro pouzit1 vsech pro-
stfedkG, navyjlmaje naseho va
lecneho lodstva, pro n6z Sc roz
hodnete a zavazujeme Sc pine
Vas pOdporovat We vSem, co v
teto veci ucinfte.
Americky lid je We sve vetsi-
ne jasn6 a nezvratne pro po-
moe Spojencdm. To znamena
nejen vyrobu, ale i dopravu t6-
Ito pomoci! Jsme pTesvedceni,
lie je tTeba nezastavit Sc pred
niclm co ma "a ucel opravdov6
lSpojencnm, nebot v tom spool
va i nase vlastnl bezpecnost.
Vyslovujeme proto svou dn-
elveru Yam i VaSemu vedeni a
,IaGkoliv 81 neprejeme, abyste
mel DOZEN, re Yam chceme ra-
dit, CO mate d6lat, chceme, aby
ste v6del, re neochv6jne stoji-
me Ia Vami We vsem co podnik
/ nete, ably byla ~zajistena dopra-
Va pomoci, kterou americky lid
preje 81 SpojencIm poskytnoutt
a ktera must byti dopravena
ma m1sto urcenf, mali byti &C
platna. Proto jsme i pro dopro-
vod dodavek valecneho materi-
! alu valecnymi lodmi, bude-ll
rItoho tTeba, jakoz i pro kazdf
!, lime pouzit1 naseho namofnlhC
lodstva, nutne pro zabezpeceni
americkeho naroda.
! Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
v America"
Podobne projevy zaslaly pre-.
: sidentu Rooseveltovi i 1stTedny
Geskeho Narodnlho Sdruzeni
lSlovenskeho Narodniho Sdru-
zeni, Narodn1ho Svazu Ceskych
KatolikG a Sdruzenf Americ.
kych CechoslovakG v Texasu.
42leta dala zivot patemu par.
ku dvojcatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Utscha chud'asa.

Chudas ma jednu 1techu. Ne
must mfti pratele svoje V pode-
zfenf, re by NELL choutky ma
vydrancovan1 jeho kapsy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
TheRambing Reporter

Lieut.. John Pingel, the for
mer All-American halfback
from Michigan State, was In
town yesterday renewing ac-
quaintAnces.
John, who won q reserve
commission while an under
graduate at State, Is training
ROTC units at Detroit. He was
first ordered to Custer from his
job with q Detroit automotive
concern, but change Of army
plans gave him his present post.
o.
The afternoon mail yester-
day brought an interesting
letter from Jeff Schlaff, ace
salesman for Miller Brothers
Creamery and bowler extraor-
binary. ~ sR
Jeff's letter is in response to
our column early last week that
described the average accident.
We're going to quote his missive
In full, along with all other let
tiers offering similarly intelli-
gent comment on possible ways
and means Of lowering the coun-
TVS heavy accident death rate.
" Tread ysur asticles On r6af-
fic conditions and the cause
and effect derived therefrom.
Later On I read IN article In
The Readers Digest which.
among other things, mentioned
what I thought was Z wonder
'ful and timely Slogan, which
was new TO me, 50 I'm passing
Il on to you for what II may
be worth.
''It was-Slowdown at Sum
down. think there is q world
Of meaning in that phrase and in
asmuch q I do q good share of
my driving during the time men,
toned, ! believe + can speak
with authority.
There were many other
good items and thoughts In
the same article, which as
entitled Let % DO the Dirty
Work. In the March issue Of
the above-named periodical.
maybe an extensive and
thorough campaign, and q few
well planned signs, with Slow
down ut Shutdown in mind
might aid our sheriff solve his
perplexing traffic problem and
reduce deaths and accidents to q
minimum-and ! do believe it's
worth . try.
Incidentally, maybe You
could organise . Jay Gee Club
In this town. Discuss ito worth
with A. D. Brewer Executive
secretary Of the Mount Glenn
ems Beard Of Commerce)-he
must know something Of II, In
asmuch - there are ever 1,oe0
units Of Il IN our country"
Jeffs slogan u timely, folks.
because the average bad accident
takes place 1t sundown-from
$50 to 1850 y. m. And don't for
get-we'll welcome other letters
on the safe-drivins subject.
u
Genes . telephone call from
Mrs. Harry KfAnts, sf 3. East
maa, VIE WondefS Il there's .
rsaio statiuo with call letters :
WTAlG o. Cleveland. IN the
absence q Marian 0astmeler
-ouf Fodlo editor--We tell
her there b and inqulre abeat
her huSband, . Rad commits
sieo Gulpleye, Injured b IN
autsnlebi1s y .eldent, Hes back
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Russians
ReaffirIll
Slav Pact

oMOSCOW, April 1O-R-
Red Star, organ o. the Red
Army, said today the Soviet Rus
ia-Yugoslav friendship pat
signed just before the outbreak
of the Balkan conflict Is "all the
more valuable under the new
conditions because the Soviet
Union always fulfills its interna-
tional pledges"
The paper said the pact gave
new proof to the attractive
force Of the principles of the
peaceful policy of the Soviet
Union"
1T also reflected further the
Strengthening position end inter-
national ole of the u. S. S. r..
and increases its influence on the
development of international re-
lations," the army organ added.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

PIX THAT SHOULD NEVER HAVE
BEEN MADE SCORES
TRIUMPH
TRIUMPH

oHOLLYwOOD, April l0-(R
The picture that never would
be made-that's what Holly
wood called Orson Welles' "Citi-
zen Kane"
But 600 critics voiced almost
unanimous compliments at its
preview last night. In addition to
acting its chief role, Welles
wrote and directed the piece and
produced It. Hollywood said no
one man could do oil that.
"Citizen Kane" II precisely
what one would expect from
Welles - remember MAN from
Mars different and somewhat
strange. It Is the biography OF .
wealthy, sometimes eccentric In
dividual, but that IL not what
makes Il important.
Il Is q milestone because Of its
photography and the way it
tells q story. Both are certain to
be copied.
Perhaps II won't make money.
Il seemed slow and tedious in
places.
But Welles definitely has in
troduced q new technique. He
tells q story not 50 much by dia-
logue as by the camera. He uses
continuity in new way. One
character may tell the story Of
Citizens Kane's life only to
have another tell the story over
again, from new angle.
Photographer Gregg Toland
concentrates on new angles, too.
He achieves q panoramic depth
Is no doubt the movies closest
approach to q new dimension.
He shoots scenes from the floor,
the ceiling and points in be-
tween.
Not q single supporting char
acter is inadequate. Most of
them are unfamiliar to movie
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'Fireily' Tickets
Go on Sale Today
Ticket: AveiIebIe for
High School opsrstte


oTickets for 1.-THE FREELY" an
nual operetta to be presented by
the combined glee clubs of the
Mount Clemens High school on
May I and 2, went on sale this
morning, 1t was announced by
Charles Bernard McGhee, direc-
tor.
McGhee said early ticket buy
ers will be given preferred re-
serve seats. A total Of 100 glee
club members will sell the tick.
cts. he said.
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Stiff Competitions u
of War Seems Ger 1iil
Dispute Leads 70 HeetSd
Senote Debates On Issse

oWASHINGTON. April 10 -
R-A spirited senate door con-
troversy was reported in the
making today over the most eff
fective manner of expanding
transatlantic air service IN
preparation for q period Of stiff
international competition ex-
pected to develop after the war.
The dispute already has led to
several heated sessions Of the
senate appropriations committee
which decided. after hearing .
variety of expert testimony, TO
recommend subsidixation Of Z
second airline to Europe in. adj
dition to that operated by Pan
American airways. The decision
was made by Q 1913 vote.
The proposed news service
would be operated by American
export air lines, subsidiary Of
American export lines which Is
now operating q steamship serv-
ice to Portugal and has long had
plans for an airline.
Witnesses before the commit
tee were reported to have been
virtually unanimous In predict
ing that the war would be fol-
lowed by an era Of violent COM
petition among the trans-oceanic
airlines of many countries.
They forecast that technical
advances and energies now con-
centrated on military aviation
would then be employed In .
made scramble among leading
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prssbylslians Sci
ClluIdI Gedlon

CENTER LngH-1n . program
which liyas 1dGpr Guest noted
posA q The principal speaker,
the congregation Of The Presby-
tefisn Church win elect new
Church officers Tuesday. April
The session iii start 1t $50
p. n. with . din n er at the
Church. 10 - sslsct4d in TIE
o)oct1on are . new Board of
pooeons and two Udsss anA .
3tuDooa NJ Ts ~
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Permits
are Approved
coMasnissiom okeys
Buildins Jobs

. Building permits totalling
$3.50 were granted by the city
commission 1t It's regular week.
ly meeting last night. ~ i
The permits included applica-
tions by the following:
Morris DeFour for q q, 900
frame dwelling on Huron ave-
nue.; Teichow Construction com.
pany for q $4,000 home at %
Macomb street; Bertram Loxen
for q $50 addition to home 1t 81
Fessenden; Jacob Hoffman for q
500 garage 1t % South Walnut
and Joseph Cody for . $500 adj
dition to Office at SIS North ave-
nue..
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audiences products of Welles'
Mercury theater. Outstanding
are Joseph Gotten, Everett
Sloane, George Couloris and
Dorothy Comingore. You may
remember Miss Comingore as
the one-time Linda Winters Of
far lighter parts.
Linda Winters is definitely
buried as Of today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
HONOR SOCIETY

Plans for the informal initia-
ton for the new members Of the
National Honor Society have
been made. The members are 10
dress as a comic character from
a newspaper. which they drew
from q box. This initiation u on
April Fl and the formal Is to be
the following day during second
hour. The banquet will be In the
evening and all members and
their families are invited. Each
member will introduce himself
at the banquet by q short poem.