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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
James Cagney Bette Davis
Co-Starred at yewel Sunday

cares for him. There Is clinch,
then Bette tastes mustard on
his lips. His ruse having failed,
he has to take her out OF the
mine.
A small army is waiting for
them. Bette's fiance, a sheriff,
reporters and photographers,
and q justice of the peace. Gag
ney's game seems to be up. and
he pretends to give in graceful
ly. He even acts as best man
at the ensuing wedding. But
not until he has secretly ascer-
tanned that the justice OF the
peace is from Nevada, and the
ghost town is in California. The
wedding is, of course, illegal,
but Cagney bides his time about
letting the bride know that. The
ending is cleverly handled,
on the ground. Positive that she
3D., for delivering the would
be bride, unmarried. BY a simple
ruse, he gets Bette in the plane
first, and flies off, leaving the
bewildered bridegroom gaping
perately in need of funds in or
der to keep up payments on his
plane, decides it will be more
profitable to deliver the bride
back home to her doting papa.
He gets her father on the phone
and clinches the deal. He will
be paid ten dollars pound, c.
In line with their policy Of
presenting the pick of screen
entertainment, the Jewel Thea
tire management announces that
they have scheduled THE Bride
Came G. o. d., starting SUM-
day. James Cagney and Bette
Davis are co-starred in the new
Warner Bros. comedy, the ro-
nance between an aviator and
an heiress, a frothy story sleek
ly modelled along streamlined
laugh lines.
For Cagney and Miss Davis,
1.-THE Bride Came COD" marks
their first co-starring effort, and
according to all advance reports,
the team sets q new record for
smooth coordination in getting
tho most out of the clever COM
edy script.
The Bride Came COD tells
the amusing tale of a spoiled
young debutante with more dol
lars than sense and an aviator
with just the opposite combina-
ton. She is about to elope with
a self-infatuated bandleader,
who hires Cagney to fly them to
Las Vegas. But Cagney, des-
maintaining the suspense right
up to the last minute.
William Keighley, ace direc-
tor, whose comedy hits include
"Yes, My Darling Daughter
and "No Time For Comedy"
has made the most of the swell
comedy script by Julius j. and
Philip G. Epstein, based on
story by Kenneth Earl and M.
M. Musselman.
Featured in the cast besides
the two stars, are Stuart Erwin,
Jack Carson, Eugene Palette,
George Tobias, Harry Daven-
port, William Frawley, Edward
Brophy, Harry Holman, Herbert
Anderson and many others.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Mandatory Joint Income Tax
Return Seen for Couples

nations history, most members
of the ways and means COM
mittee which drafted the bill
forecast that not more than $50
votes could be mustered against
the Joint return section.
A special rule will permit .
vote on the joint returns.
Three minor amendments to
be offered by the committee
are expected to be approved
quickly, clearing the way to-
ward a final roll call. Passage
of the bill was predicted free
ly both BY Republicans and
Democrats.
Near the close of debate yes
terday Rep. Wilmington 3D..
Miss.) asserted If the bill had
any defect 1t was "in not guard
ing against initiation"
1.-THE defect" he said, lis In
not broadening the base to
make all people tax conscious"
Six representatives Joined in
a statement listing 20 reasons
for opposing the mandatory
joint return provision. They
were Representatives Costello
(D.-Calif.); Eaton (R.- N. ~;
Clifford and Rogers, Massachu-
sets Republicans; Ludlow I'd.
Ind.) and Brooks (D.-La.).
Married women, they said,
"have struggled since historical
times to achieve their rightful
place in the social, economic,
and political structure. The
requirement of mandatory joint
returns, by merging the identity
Of the wife with that Of her
husband for tax purposes, Is .
long step backward in social
progress.
Representatives Crowther (R.
N.Y., q ways and means COM
mitteeman; Voorhis (D.-Calh),
and Dingell CD Mich.), another
committee member, upheld and
equality AMI constitutionality OF
the joint return
Replying to the argument
that this provision would strike
particularly at community pro-
perry states. including his home
state, Voorhis said 30 percent
of the taxpayers in California
already fled Joint returns BE-
cause they would not save any.
thing by making separate ones.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Meks Tempting Dishes
from leffovers

Suzpeise de 5anily with q sssauainq
Shepheed's Pc ioe dinner tonight.
They win never guess Ms mode Of
letlovors. Follow these delicious
recipes 70 use leftover meets. bread.
euleos, oQqs. chsess. 8sh. sour milk
md ereom. fruits. vegetables. etc. In
q vosioty OF tempting dishes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
U. 5. Population Tipped
915,647 in Nine Months

WASHINGTON, Aug. a(R,
The census bureau estimated
today that the nations popula-
ton increased 91S,647 In the
last nine months of 1910 and
totaled 132,584,922 on Jan. l,
1941.
The population of the CONT
mental United States on April
l, 1910, when the last census
was taken, was 131, 660, 27S.
Since then, birth, death and
immigration statistics have in
dictated an average growth Of
lO2, 900 per month. In the last
10 years, the average gain was
$4,000 q month.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Is Mexican Army Officers
Ashamed 10 Posts IN j. !.

oMEXICO CITY, Aug. 2-tP)-
Thirteen Mexican army officers
have been assigned to military
posts in the United States where
they will study modern methods
of mechanical warfare, which
they will. introduce into Next
cos defense program.
A government announcement
said the officers would depart
shortly for Fort Benning. Ga,
Fort Riley, Va, and Randolph
Field, Texas.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

Elisha Hanson, counsel for the
American newspaper publishers
association, told the commission
he had advised two newspaper
executives and two other men
in the newspaper industry not
to accept commission subpoenas,
contending the inquiry was IL
legal" He also commented yes
terday 1.-The material will not be
forthcoming" when an FEC at
torney said he wanted the pub
fishers. Edwin S. Friendly, bus
mess manager of the New York
Sun, and James G. Stahlman, OF
the Nashville Tennessee Ban
ner, to certify certain exhibits
he wished to introduce as evil
dence.
Paul w. White, an official OF
Columbia Broadcasting System,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

= Ito4oN, Aug. 3ER9
oantol cou1munications
/! 1oh W1ll rsstne ~ In
r1o nsW1paper-Fadio rela-
oulGhlro oept6mber II after
hborinG testimony yesterday that
~ poop)e Of the United States
aro III worlds best informed
bocauuo q friendly relations be-
twssn the press and radio.
1ho cocnznission ordered an in
veetieation TO determine what
asnaral policy. II any, should be
promul 0ated for dealing with ap-
plicafions by newspaper interests
70 acquire radio stations.
Chairman James Lawrence Fly
asked attorneys to cooperate in
the preparation of data and evil
dence 90 that the hearings could
be carried to an uninterrupted
conclusion when they are resum-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
. w ACHINCTCjN

WASHINGTON, Aug. A(R
OF mandatory joint
income tax returns by married
couples worked today in an ef-
tort to secure enough votes to
strike such o requirement from
the new SO, 5:9, 100000 tax
bill in the House Monday.
However, with the House In
weekend recess after three
days of general debate on the
biggest revenue measure In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
MiIIers Had Guests

MIR. and Mrs Frederick :
Hall Jr. and children, Tony and
Valerie. and Mr. and Mrs,
Leonard Miller of Lansing had
Thanksgiving dinner with Mi.
and Mrs. Joy Miller
Mary Roma Plnkerton was
hostess AT a bridge-lnncheon and
linen shower Saturday last for
Anne Marie Finger. who on De-
cember % Will marry Robert
Hart Gillian.
The guests were Janet Alex
ander. July Mayors, Peggy Hot
man. Mary Elizabeth Agnew,
Connie Lee Stant9n. Mary Jane
Beatty, Nan Cotter, Helen Nc
Cans. Marjorie Cahill, Alice
Davis. Mrs. John C. Clee. Mrs.
Francis Finger and Mrs. ID. H..
ODonneH.
Mrs. farauC1y X. Finger and
her daughter. Ilene, are giving
the rehearsal dinner for Miss
Finger al Devon Gables Novem-
hpr cS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

with Jane and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jewell with Nancy and
Susan are spending ThanksglV-
ING weekend IN Cedar Falls. La.
Raymond Day son Of Mr. and
Mrs. RAYMOND G.. Day. and his
room mate. John Enrich. ar
rived "Wednesday from Miami
University for d Weekend Of
duck hunting.
Alice DAVIS daughter Of Mrs.
Thomas Y. Leonard. Is home
for a short vacation from the
Connecticut College for Women.
Evelyn Robertson. daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs Robert Burr
Robertson. arrived Wednesday
from Western University in OK
ford OHIO. She brought with
her As her weekend guest, Bon
Behr.
Jack Wright. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John {. Wright, Will arrive
next weekend from the CnNer-
slty Of Nebraska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Criona Family Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. George CrIoua
had a family dinner on Thanks
giving Day. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Dimltri Criona of
Long Island, Madame ITALIA
Sahanievza of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. George MelisSarato,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliathus Melissa
ratio and Theodore MelisSarato
Of Trenton Mr. Dimitrl Criona
left Immediately after Thanks
giving 10 begin a concert tour
of the United States
The Crosse lie Book Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Holiday Visitors
liven Detroiters
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continued from rage One)
Ann Arbor with her parents,
the George +. Goodsons. After
the game the GoodSons had a
small party in the Terrace Room
at Hotel Statler.
Miss GoodSon is having about
a dozen of her young friends
Al her house in MerriWeathcr
road for 4 supper party this
Sunday night. She returns to
NaSsar on Monday.
Mrs. Cyril Edwards is enter
tanning informally for her week
end house guest, Mrs. Farley
Hopkins of Lake Forest. III.
Stevenson Edwards. who goes
TO the Paulling School in Paul
ling, ~ y, came home for
Thanksgiving and the weekend
hut Cyril J. Jr.. who goes 20
Princeton, celebrated the holi-
day in the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Raymond Day Hunts

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Prnker-
ton with Mary Roma and Rob
erta and Lenton Fulwell spent
Thanksgiving Day in Ann Arbor
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Peter
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Jewell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Visit West Coast

There Is a lot of going and
coming these days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn McNaughton are out
on the West Coast trying IL
catch a glimpse of Red, who Is
an ensign somewhere in the
Pacific.
Speaking of California. Mrs.
Henry Howard Bennett. who has
been visiting out there for a
couple of weeks, returned home
10 her Washington road resi-
dence this week. Miss Florence
Browning is also back from a
motor trip east and Will stay
now until after the holidays
which will be particularly gay
for the Browning family what
with MACPHERSON Browning Jr.'s
wedding 10 Mary Jane Brown
of Howell on the twentieth of
December.
MIR, and Mrs. Horace Elgin
DodEe Jr., nave arrived at THEN
residence. 1880 East jefferson
avenue, in Crosse Pointe and ex-
pect TO remain IN Detroit for the
Winter with the exception OF
short trips. Mr.. Dodge, as you
know, is making boats for the
government in his Newport
News plant and has TO be back
and forth lot.
Mrs. Austin r. Wing OF the
Parkstone Apartments gave two
dinners last week-one for the
younger set on Tuesday, in
honor of her niece, Miss Ada
May Stirling of Monroe, and one
for some of her own cronies on
Saturday night. Both were
given at the Parkstone.
Carleton Higbie Jr., much 10
the delight of his friends. has
been transferred back here and
is living AT the Dearborn Inn
through the week and spending
week ends with his mother
Mrs. Butler Hlgbie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Mrs. Lee Enterteins

Sunday afternoon. TOO. Mrs.
Gilbert Lee asked guests for tea
and a game OF towIe in her
home on Lee Gate lane. Mon
day night. Mrs. Isabel Bradbeer
had a dinner for a number of
women at the Crosse Pointe
Club with contract tables after
dinner Tor any who cared TO
play.
Tuesday night, Mrs. Harry
milford Jewett asked guests to
dine with her in her home in
Lake Shore road, and cards fol-
lowed that dinner also. Satur-
day night, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Topping had a dinner party in
their home in Lake Shore road.
The boat club buffet dinners
retain their popularity and din
ing there the other night before
their games party we noted Miss
Sara-BurRhaHf,,- Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler Ives, Fred Mason, Leon
ard Reaume, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Buell.. Mrs. Hugh Dillman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn Standish.
CoIburn Standlsh Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shaw, Mrs. Her
bert NJ. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Phelps, Mrs. Charles l..
Frederick and a host of others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

IRON one end of the week to
L the other there has been
furry OF small informal affairs
which have been delightful. Sun
day afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph b. Schlotman asked
few friends IN, informally. TO
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tibbett who were also feted at
another small affair Saturday
night given by their old friend.
Mrs. Richard p. Joy, who ever
since a cruise they took together
years ago. has been quite an
intimate OF the famous singer
and his wife.
Mrs. Tibbett is very charming
10 meet-good 10 look at and to
talk 10. She is noted as being
one OF New York's best dressed
women. When we saw her the
other day, she wore a close-fit-
ting dinner frock OF black and
her HAIR was done high on her
head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Daniel Aenew. Makeup

Mrs. Frederick S. Glover and
Mrs. Storm VanderZee are in
charge of properties. Makeup
will he done by Mrs. l.. r.
Newell, assisted by Mrs. Gordon
V. Brown and Mrs. Ralph San
ders for the women.
Daniel Agnew viii be IN
charge Of the mems makeup.
Mrs. Wayne jewell will hold the
script. The set was designed ny
Henry F. Stanton and built
under the supervision Of Whit
ney Sawyer Jr., assisted by
Lawrence r. Sawitzky; John
BeySter, WAYNE Jewell and
Doctor Hooper. Mrs. Lee II.
Clark Is refreshment chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
eDetgh Nayin Photo

Will meet Friday, November IS,
at the home OF Mrs. Elsa Rein
valdt Black. Mrs. Alexander y.
Maekinnon viii review Young
Man Of Caracas by 7, 3. Ybara
and give the historical back
ground Tea will be served
afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. FoSS
and daughters, Josephine, Sally
and Harriet, moved 10 Detroit
last Saturday Their house has
been bought by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Deger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
December s
Is Date Of
Production
CROSSE lie, Nov. %.

1hN)SSE liz, NOV. II.
A N EVENT anticipated each
"A year is the Islanders pro-
duction OF a three-act play. On
December s. they will present
George Washington Slept
Here" a comedy in three acts
by Morris Hart and George
kaufman.
Directed by Frederick S.
Glover, the cast consists of
Frederick w. Overesch, Storm
Vanderzee, Mrs. Waldo Johnson,
Mary Lou Conway. Melish A.
Thompson, Mrs. William Star
ling. Mrs. Edward ID. Campbell,
Thomas McGuane Jr.. Mrs. Ed
mund G.. Louvre. David Hooper,
Henry F. Stanton, Janet Alex
ander Mrs. Frederick S. Hall
Jr., Edward ID. Campbell, Bur
ney Carlson, and Charles San
borne.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Parade


of Sergt. Richard Hellinger; city
police in uniform, Mayor Donald
r. Westendorf and members of
the city commission; Grand Mar
shall Griffith, Women's Relief
Corps of the G.. A. r., Spanish
War Veterans, the Mount Glenn
ems High school band under the
direction Of Glare A. Wigell;
nurses from st. Joseph's hospital,
Boy and Girl Scout '.nits, others.
Waldo Pease and Edward De-
Vries, both of Harry Olerich
post, American Legion, will as
sist Griffith as parade marshals
and Charles Rosso, commander
of Oscar Andrea post, v. F. W.,
and E. L. lice" Preston, Legion
commander, will assist as aide
de-camps.
Transportation will be fur
nished by Priehs Motor Sales,
M. r. Anderson Ford Sales and
Service, Stewart Sales, Ernest
Copeland Motor Sales and Rose
Motor Sales. All cars are asked
by Griffith to report at 120 Mar
ket street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Tax Ruling
Covers Wide
Problem

Gin . suit involving the sale
for taxes Of the old independent
Sugar Plant located on the
banks Of the st. Clair River at
Marine City. Circuit Judge
James E. Spier held invalid back
taxes for the year 1919 TO 1880.
Judge Spier heard the suit in
the st. Clair county circuit.
The fact that the property was
assessed at $225, 900 one year,
$50, 900 the next, and only $500
for three other years, with no
change in the property itself,
was an obvious violation of the
Constitution, Judge Spier ruled.
The Constitution provides that
assessments must be on property
at its cash calue, and any assess
ment Is void IL there has been a
wilful violation Of the Consti-
tuition, the court held.
The State Tax Commission
had later appraised the proper
ty at $35, 900, upon which figure
the present owner and plaintiff,
Clarence Bradford, had offered
to pay taxes from 1890 to date.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
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Prentiss Brown had informed
him that the project was receiv-
ing immediate attention of fed
eral officials.
On May ~, The Daily Mon
itor, in an exclusive story, re-
ported that Taft had told the
Senate committee - considering
a bill to appropriate $50, 000,-
900 for sanitation and recreation
facilities in defense areas - that
projects totaling $1,205,500 are
needed in Macomb county under
the nations defense building
program.
The projects outlined by the
federal coordinator in that story
included $4,000 for the pro-
posed recreation hall. Others
were Selfridge Field and Ma
comb County Tank Arsenal wa
ter supply, $4,000; sewage
collection, $255, 900, and sewage
treatment, $337,500.
The letter from Taft also COM
plimented the group headed by
Reese for the splendid work"
accomplished in regard to the
project.
Reese will 60 to Chicago next
Wednesday where he will dis
cuss the project with recreation
al heads of the Sixth Corps
Area.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Police Probe
Check Deal
Suspect cen-Men
Active LoeoIIy

oMount Clemens police today
were seeking "a portly gentle
man" In connection with q sus-
pected confidence game in which
q local pastor was the victim.
Rev. Harold Hayward. pastor
of the Baptist church, told police
officers that he endorsed check
for 500 for q man who identi-
fed himself as q fellow minister
and a representative OF 1.-THE
Stillman Rockefeller Institute
for the Rehabilitation of Pa
rolees and Prisoners" only to
And later that no such group ex-
listed.
Rev. Hayward said that q man
giving his name as Clarence
Patterson, of Lexington, KY, ap-
preached him yesterday morning
at his home with a request that
the pastor head like work in Ma
comb, st. Clair and Oakland
counties.
After completing temporary
arrangements, the caller sug-
aested the local pastor accom-
pany him to the bank so that he
could be identified and cash a
check, saying that he needed the
money to cover the costs of dam
age suffered to his automobile in
an accident on Gratiot at Eight
Mile road earlier in the day.
Rev. Hayward said that he
agreed, but when they arrived at
the bank, they were informed
that the check could not be
cashed unless il was endorsed by
a local resident. Rev. Hayward
agreed to co-sign the check, and
the pair parted company.
Later in the evening, the pas
TORN Detroit on business -
stopped in the Federal Bureau of
Identification office and was in
formed that no such group ex-
listed.
Police believe the pastor has
fallen victim Of q confidence
game.
Rev. Hayward described his
visitor as about As years Of age,
Ave feet, nine inches tall, weigh
ing about 100 pounds and of
portly and dignified bearing. He
said that the stranger seemed
we'll acquainted with church
work and the past social work
done by Rev. Hayward and the
Baptist church.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
hlekIer Funeral
SsiioT Friday
koletives Arrive
fos FlneI Rites ,

oFuneral services for Tom
Hickler. prominent Harrison
township resident who died
Wednesday ut his home at the
foot Of Hickler Lane, will be
held at 100 pm. Friday from
the Hubbard Funeral Chapel.
The remains may be viewed at
the Hubbard Chapel after z p.
m. tonight. The body will be
taken TO White Chapel Gene
terry Saturday morning for Gre
nation.
Mr.. Hickler's brother, Henry,
q niece. Mrs. Z. H. Webster, both
of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, and
his son, John, of New York City,
arrived in Mount Clemens today
for the last rites.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
5000 British
Pilots to Train
in the us.

WASHINGTON, May 29-(R
Secretary Stimson disclosed
today that q far-reaching under
taking to train 5000 British
Royal Airforce flyers in this
country would start June Z.
Stimson told reporters lit can
be done without interfering at
all" with the army air corps
own undertaking to accelerate
the training of American pilots
to 10000 q year.
He explained that pilot train
ing in this country was far ahead
of the deliveries of'new military
planes.
Both air corps and civilian
schools will be used to train the
Raj pilots from England and
the empire.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
Missing Boys
are Rescued

OKOKADyO, Me-, May %
R-Paul Atkinson, IA, and
Melvin Davis, Is, Dover
Foxcroft boys lost In the
Moosehesd Lake region woods
since Sunday were found
alive today.
The boys were found by
members Of q large searching
party near Third West Branc)
Pond, about IL miles south
east Of Kokadj0. They were
reported in weakened condi-
ton when brought to camps
owned by Fred Chadwick,
several miles from where
they were found.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
ianwarned
Die k(asf
vst-Lsedsr Speaks
TO Club Members

ORaymond J. Kelley, of Detroit,
former national commander OF
the American Legion, warned
Mount Clemens Rotarians 1t the
Medea Hotel this noon that there
Is no turning back now that
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
has spoken.
Guests of the club included
high-ranking Selfridge Field Of
ficers and z. L. Lee" Preston
and Leo Braun, commander and
adjutant, respectively, of the
Harry Olerich post, American
Legion.
Among the Selfridge Field Of
ficers who attended were: Lieut..
Colonies r. j. Plat and ]. G.
Seabourne; Majors Herbert L.
Kumpfer and J. G. Seabourne
and Capt. Crurn.
Club members were to tour
Selfridge Field this afternoon,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-29
First One
I'm 10 Yeart

ACircuit Court Commissioners
juries are rare animals, but once
selected, the veniremen act with
dispatch.
such q jury, said to be the
first of it, kind to act in Ma
comb county since 1891. today
evicted q st. Clair Shores tenant
from property located at 2Sl0l
jefferson after celebrating for
only IS minutes.
The tenant, Milford Hudson,
commended he had a one year
lease, but the owners, Edward
Singelin and Dorothy Jacobs
successfully proved their con-
tention the property was rented
on a month to-month basis.
Ordinarily, circuit court com.
missioners act without aid OF
Jury, but in this instance Com
missioner John Nunneley merely
presided.
Douglas Ball, prominent
Mount Clemens attorney, repre-
sented the plaintiffs.