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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
State
Briefs
BY the Associated Press

NJ INC ASoOCsebeo GL0oo
BATTLE CREEK - up -
Robert M. Payette, 22-year-old
radio engineer, died Thursday
Of injuries received when an
automobile struck him Wednes-
day.
BAY CITY - PD - Capt.
Alexander johnson, "a, q Great
Lakes skipper until his retire.
ment in 1927, died Thursday at
his home here. A native of
Moore (Ont.), Johnson had liv-
ed in Bay City for a years.
DETROIT - up - William
s. Knudsen again became q
grandparent Thursday. Mrs. Sc
mond E. Knudsen, the national
defense commissioners daugh-
ter-in-law, gave birth to q son.
The child, the Semond Knud-
sens second, will be named
Knut.
GRAND RAPIDS - R -
Federal Judge Fred M. Raymond
Thursday dismissed charges, of
evasion of the selective service
act against Alfred Anderson, "a,
Of McBain, after Anderson was
committed to the Traverse City
state hospital.
DETROIT - @ - The Rev.
Marshall TR. Reed, DID,, pastor
of the Nardin Park Methodist
church, Thursday was re-elect-
ed president of the Detroit
Council Of Churches at the or
carnations 22nd annual meet
ing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

ron LETrxRHRADs that combine die.
ttnction and utility. TIE NHLI0
NEWoPAPENS' Job Printing Department.
PheusS: IT Clemens 1870: New Dalti-
more 10.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY
Plaintiff
EVA J. wENsINK.
suit pending in the Circuit Court for
the County Of Nacomb In Chancsry. at
the city OF Mount Clemens. In said
County, on the seth day Of November.
A. T. i NOTICE
cree Of the Circuit Court for the County
IN CHANCERy,
made and entered on the 1Sth day OF
November. A. d. 1910. IL. the above On.
titled cause. !. the subscribsr. circuit
Macomb, Shall sel at public auction o.
vendus 70 the highest bidder, at the West
erly or 0rattot Avenue entrance % the
Macomb County Building In The City Of
Mount Clemens. Aacomb County. Mich
igan tthat being the building b which
the Circuit Court Soe tAe County Of Ma
comb = hsldl "a Monday: the thirtesnth
In the FORENOON, Eastern Standard Time.
those certain lands and prsmi6ss dsscrib-
cd - follows, 70 wit:
Land In the Township Of Clinton. Ccun-
ty Of Mscomb and stats Of Michigan. de-
scrtbsd - follows, 70 wit: The North
(NE " q Section a. Town : North.
Range - East. containing eighty l0oI
acres Of land. more or less.
DATED: November -. a. D. 1910.
ALTON II. NOE
Circuit Court Commissioner
Macomb County. Michigan
DOUGLAS W. BALL.
Attorney fog Plaintiff,
Mount Clem1ns eavings Bank Alds,
Mount Clemens, Michigan.
Nov. -. Doe. {, "a, - -. Jan. 4 1o-Aaon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

NOTICE % 001I0A0B oA11
WHUAEA2 Lillle =. l1eAo!s. . widow,
e s::r =. ~ 3 =. a LA g &c. 49, IN:
Has;ossi i9h s 1sSI ds3ses lissSi-
gan. . oankino cee1osee!eo q - c.
enc: Hish'e.n: vhiss 80 9. " - ., -
o. DScds ioe tns County q Nseen6 O
ths SFd day g osoobss. ~ p. - IN
LissE s. g Z. nssts.ss:: g Sses g, !. e. e
Ave :: :;'S yo ::esss ss1s,S e sa~ s Sns
ana SS/ico boljass lSi45s.es,, bsin6 One
Thousand Thr0s Hundred twenty and
800 pe1ses t91ssoSel psinsspa!; One
Hundred olshsesn end S1/!oo DolIafs
4 s ZEN bcii:ss y ,SsseS .ssssnsy tses,
provided lps ana Stipulated 70 b paid
81 tho terms o. soio mostGAOe n the
event q lorse2osrrs; end
WHEREAS dsesuh has bssn made IN
the payment q the money secured By
:..a mSrss:ss: ssss:sy sns Ro~ 1900 q 81:
ec HoW. TI s 8 NOTICE 4 HIsS.
az GIVEN. that By virtue Of the said
p6wer q snlc end u pufsuance o. ga:
tAatuto IA such caso made and provided.
-: ::s n s: an 3. y ne
publio auction q vsndus 70 the highest
Bidder q u drs1Iot Aysnvs entrance
to the Hscomh County 1aildtn& in the
City Of X INT CIamens, Aacomb Coun-
ty, Nichigan, tthat being tie place OF
holding tie cisepit Court toe the County
OF MacombI, O ths 18th day Of January.
A. D. loll. ot twelve o'clock noon. East-
ern standsrb Time.
The said pfomloes are situated In the
Village Of Utica. Macomb County. Michi-
gan. ana dsccEibed e follows, to.wit:
Land In the ". v Of the N. =. Y Of
Section (, Town : North Range ~ East,
bounded southsriy By Jeffesson Street.,
Eastsrly By lands formerly owned ~
Ruby. Northaely b. the Old bed Of the
Clinton River and Westssly By the land
decreed b. the Circuit Court for the
County Of Nacomb In Chancery 20 belong
to Charles and Christine 4urthum: Above
described land n now known % Lot No.
~. Assessors Ylat No. . o. the village
Of utica. lacomb County. Aichisan.
Dated this 18th day OF October. A. d
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IN MT. CLEMENS. MICH.
BY G. r. walters. Cashier.
Mount Clemens, Michigan.
MON.-Oct. -, -. Nov. I, q. IS. n, -.
CLIFFORD a. JOHN
Attorney for Mortga9ee
Dec. &. Is. 70. "a. Jan. ;, 10.
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INSURANCE


Agent State Farm Insurance Co.
Fire Automobile Lite Insurance
REAL EDTATE
13l South Ave-. Mount Csmsus
Phone 1loo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY
}. WENsINk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Booklet News

DOES THE glamour OF the
theater haunt you? Well. don't
give up the longing to try your
step behind the foolights T..
organize your own group the
alter and with Summer
here it's an ideal time for
this type Of venture. Or per-
haps your club would like To
put on a play but doesn't know
how TO go about ii.
Our booklet, HOW TO PUT
ON A PLAY, will help you. 1t
explains the technique Of stage
directing, choosing plays and
casting. To obtain this booklet
send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
10 The Detroit Times Home In
stitute. 1925 Times Square. De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Dance Floor a Good Place
To Select Life Partner
BY IRENE M. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

BY THEIR DANCING we
shall know them!
So saith Doris Eaton OF the
Arthur Murray dancers. You
can almost tell peoples DISPOSE
ton by the way they dance,
says Miss Eaton.
IL seems that your dancing
reveals what you're thinking and
whether you're narrow. sweet,
Jealous. generous, ambitious,
hot-headed or what have you.
This goes for both men and
women and. therefore, we say
the dance floor ought to be
a good place 10 select a husband
or wife.
Miss Eaton says beware
Of the man who cups his palm
under your back. lie is primitive
and posseSsive. And il he
crouches while dancing, he is
narrow. jealous and belligerent.
The Business Man
The stolid. heavy-faced bust
nessman who punctuates his
steps with a little kick and
flick of the foot is really
good-heartted. with a streak OF
the faun in him.
Men who stare into space
with fixed eyes and dance one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Market Report

MICHIGAN GROWN cell
cry Is starting to make its
appearance at the local mar
kets. AS yet the quality is
not of the best, but should
improve as the season ad-
vances.
CABBAGE, avocados, car
rots and new potatoes are
plentiful this week, while the
quantity of beets, cucumbers,
caulifiower and peas is some
what limited.
Consumers are urged to
purchase Strawberries for
canning and preserving soon.
as the supply is not expected
to last much longer.
AGAIN THIS week whole
sale receipts of beef cattle
have been under normal and
prices have advanced slightly.
as have the prices of pork
and lamb. The price of veal
remains unchanged.
The supply of eggs con-
tinues to be somewhat short
of the demand, so prices have
advanced slightly.
According 10 the Detroit
Municipal Bureau of Markets,
fresh Lake Huron herring
and sheephead are very plen-
tiful this week. with prices
quite low. The better quality
fish, such as perch and lake
trout, are temporarily scarce
and relatively high-priced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

beat ahead of the music usually
are OF the artistic temperament.
They are dancing in an imagi-
nary world with an imaginary
girl.
Albert Vente, also OF the
Arthur Murray studios. says:
II danced with a charming
woman not long ago at
first thought she was agree
able. soft, plant -. but grad
ually she began TO resist and
work at odds with me.
Domineerins Type
Il strengthened my lead and
she became almost unmanage-
able. later discovered she had
been divorced three times. She
was extremely domineering."
The dancer, adds Miss Eaton,
who tries to Guido his partner
should not be trusted. II a man
holds the woman's hand in his
upturned palm, he is the kind
that can Easily be led by the
nose.
So watch your dancing, ladies
and gentlemen!
Husbsnds-s9 Cent,
FOUND IN an old farm
magazine, under the heading
Farmer Putman's Philosophy:
/ can't figger out TO save my
life why some wimmen just
naturally always take everything
pussonel. The other night Jose
phine and me wuz settin' one
on each side o. the lamp as
peaceful like as you please and
all of a sudden she bust right
out loud laughin' and she looked
at me over the top Of her paper
with that neutrality-suspicious.
one-on-you" expression on her
face and she read me this:
Scientific investigation proves
the ingredients OF man are:
Fat enough for a bar OF
laundry soap.
Iron enough for two nails.
Sugar enough 10 fill a tea
cup.
Lime enough 10 whitewash a
chicken coop.
Phosphorus for a box of
matches.
Potassium enough TO explode
a toy pistol.
Sulphur enough 10 rid a dog
Of his fleas.
But all this Junk can be
bought AT any corner drug store
for SO cents. .--.---.a--.------
Thomas Jefferson Putnam
Lady, Is your husband worth
50 cents?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13


PLAY STAR role for dining dancing Summer eveningsn
this stunning rock Designed by syl
Adams be easily made from Pattern ASA with the
all the
The full gathered skirt attractive striped
The blouse the pungng Vhaped neck and softly
gathered-in slim smooth waistband
full the final becoming touch style that you'll find
chds play make with modern sewing machine attach
This pattern promptly available in sizes II 20
daily
Keep the lookout for them!
IS for this Anne Adams pattern.
plainly size NAME address and style number. Address
Adams Pattern Department 1926 Times
Detroit Mich Owing regulations orders for
patterns to Canadian destinations cannot be filed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

HAVE YOUR stockings large
enough to afford plenty of toe
space. Poor little pink toes hate
to be jammed into a huddle.
Short stockings are almost as
harmful as short shoes.
See that they are well-faSh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Short Stockings Harmful

toned, so they will be snug and
neat at the line OF the ankle.
Stockings come now in vary
ing lengths, which is a blessing
to the long-legged girl.
Dark shades make plump legs
look slender. light tones make
pipeStemS appear larger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

IVORY BABIES ARE LUCKY
Their sensitive skin is gently
cared for by Americas favorite
soap :. famous for purity! Ivory
promises "mildness" to American
mothers-it has faithfully kept
that promise for sixty-two years.
Through the years, Ivory Soap
has been constantly. carefully
improved. 1t has been made
whittier :. easier-sudsing. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Vacation
Packing
Reminders
BY DONNA GRACE

THIS IS a reminder for your
little vacation trip. It's about
your going away kit. Many bus
mess girls plan to leave from
the Office, and this means every
thing must be all packed in the
bag before starting out in the
morning.
There are so many little things
even for the weekend trip. For
instance, scissors. needle and
thread, thimble and an assort-
ment OF pins. II sounds rather
spinsterish, we know, but haven't
you missed just these things on
other jaunts far away from your
own dressing room?
Small SIZES
All the nice cosmetics can be
found in small packages, so
never think of carrying your
priced perfumes or luxurious
large jars of cream. when bag
space must be considered. Those
who have the fitted cases will
have all these small items in
place, with enough for few
days or longer.
You will be sure TO have your
nail brush. 1t is quite as neces-
sary as the tooth brush. Emery
boards are also a must, so are
orangewood sticks and manicure
scissors. Take only the polish
you need for your costumes.
About two shades should be
right.
Don't carry fancy dresser sets.
A good smooth comb is what
you need-the one you always
use at home. Don't forget your
perspiration preventive. You
will be sure TO need your dust
ing powder for that fresh, clean
feeling after baths.
Always Include
Put in plenty OF tissues. You
should never have TO ask your
hostess TO supply such things.
If the room is supplied with all
these things you may use them
il you like, but it is better TO
have your own. inst in case. -
There are small bottles OF
mouthwaSh that take little room
and are always a must. Have
a little can OF soda, TOO. If you
don't need il, some one else may
and bless you for having II on
hand.
The hard and fast rule in good
packing is to keep all cosmetics
in one case and apart from your
clothes, so If one case is your
limit, have a little case to carry
everything inside.
Hair Accessories -
Have n waveSet before your
trip so you will not have the
annoyance of curriers': however,
il you need them put them in.
A cap or net TO protect the hair
overnight will take no room and
save extra fixing. Always take
a rubber shower cap even though
il is no. a beach outing. 1t will
protect your wave while you
battle.
Brilliantine will add new
luster 10 your couture but is
never easy to carry. Be sure
the stopper fits, then bind II
with tape so there will be no
danger of oozing out into your
nice powder and things.
Have comfortable shoes as
well as your dance slippers. You
may have to walk about with
the host while he shows you his
garden or prize horses. An
envelope Of foot powder may
add TO your comfort. too.
Take time 10 pack neatly and
don't take anything you don't
really need. Keep your travel
light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

nothing has ever been added to
Ivory Soap to endanger its purity
and mildness.
Actually, by test, Ivory Soap
today Is milder than any other
widely advertised white floating
soap. When you choose a soap for
your baby, your own complexion,
or your busy hands &. you can be
sure Of gentle mildness when you
choose Ivory Soapi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
TO MARRIED COUPLES
Who need extra CASH
How you con get q 500 loon quickly and
simply IL you con pay back $9.77 month
NO endorsers OF svoraniors required

ILIoULD A 500 or $500 loan come
w in handy this month Have you
old bills you would like to clean up
with a loan'
II you have a job. YOU may borrow
UP TO $500 al Household Finance in
a simple, private transaction. Then
YOU may repay your loan in monthly
installments arranged TO fl your own
income and paydays.
; woys 10 borrow
Suppose that YOU need 500. The
table shows that II monthly install.
ments OF 50. II each will repay a 500
loan in full Or, If you wish smaller
payments, as little as $500 month
will repay 500 loan in is months
All you do To apply for Household
Finance loan is to tell US how much
YOU need and how you wish 10 repay
Household Finance loans are made in
three ways. First way: On your per
sonal note. No security required. This
type OF loan is made. when circum-
stances warrant, 10 both single per
sons and married couples. Second
way On your car This plan may best
HI your needs. Third way On your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
u. 5. |ndiCts 3
In Fake Sweeps

NEW YORK. Nov. ia lot
terry swindle which federal authori-
ties claim cost purchasers of
counterfeit tickets 81 1850, 900 be-
tween June 1893 and the Fall of
1910 was revealed today when a
federal grand jury indicted So per-
sons and one corporation.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Maxwell S. Mcknight said
that false tickets were sold for
the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes,
the Jamaica, West Indies. Sweep
stakes and the Cuban National
Lottery. In addition. the ring.
which allegedly maintained mail
drops in Havana and Nassau. in
vented the Classic Sweepstakes
and rhe Kentucky Derby Sweep
stakes
Two OF eight New Workers
named in the indictments were
arrested and admitted 10 bail after
pleading not guilty.
The ring operated on such a
huge scale, federal agents claim,
that counterfeit copies of two
newspapers, containing the names
of imaginary winners, were printed
and distributed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Ford Windsor
Vote THURSDAY
On Union Choice

A vote TO determine whether
| 1000 employees of the Ford Motor
Company plant at Windsor viii
be represented by the UAW-CIC
or company union will be taker
in the plant Thursday under the
direction OF the Canadian depart.
ment of labor, it was announced
today.
The wording of the ballot has
not yet been determined. but the
labor department previously an
nounced the workers would be
given an opportunity 10 vote foi
the Go union. The company hao
proposed that the question be
whether the workers should be
represented by a company union
or no union at all.
Although Ford workers at the
Rouge plant have refused to work
on parts destined for the Windsor
factory. company officials said
that the plant was not yet af-
fected by shortage of parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
AutOStOre
Manager
Robbed

Police today sought an armed
bandit who stole $2,213 from the
manager OF an auto supply store
in a daylight holdup.
c. Edward Benz, 40, of 127 West
Cedarhurst place. manager of the
Western Auto Supply branch al
800 Gratiot avenue, was getting
in his car at Gratiot and Parker
avenues on his way TO the bank
when the bandit forced his way
into the car. he told police.
HE forced me at the point Of
gun to drive further up the
street and into an alley" Benz
said. There he took the money
and pushed me from the car"
The man then drove through
the alley 10 Palmer street, where
he abandoned the car and escaped
in another auto driven by an &C.
complete. Benz described him as
about 80. well-dressed and with a
small mole on the right side of his
face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Ford Silent
0nUAWChdrqe
Of Sabotage

; Officials OF the Ford Motor
J Company today refused to COM
ment on an assertion by the JAW
Go that attempts have been
made to sabotage defense produc-
ton in the Rouge plant. but army
intelligence officers said they will
investigate any evidence that may
be submitted by the union.
Army officers met with union
officials and Ford executives at a
meeting at which two union men,
bers, both workers at the Rouge
plant. were supposed TO tell Of
sabotage attempts. At the direc-
ton of army officers all persons
who attended the meeting refused
10 discuss what transpired.
The sabotage claim was made
originally by Richard 7. Leonard
the unions Ford organizing head
in a Statement denying that the
union had any part in damaging
machinery in the pressed steel
building. which the company says
is the reason that 10000 men were
sent home Friday.
Leonard said that he knew of
attempts to damage valuable dies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Banned Driver
Lists for Police

Traffic authorities have tight.
ened enforcement of drivers
license suspensions, Traffic Judge
Thomas +. Maher announced 10.
day. by furnishing each vehicle.
policeman with a list oil
whose licenses have been
suspended.
beginning today, each scout
car, cruiser and motorcycle man
will be furnished with n list of
the drivers who have lost their
licenses" the judge said. '1n
stopping a driver for some in
fraction they can thus check his
name against the list.
These lists will be revised
every six months and additions
will be made every two weeks.
''In this way II Is hoped To
discourage licenseless drivers
from operating cars during the
period of license suspension"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
SeIfridge Field Files
Condemnation Suit

Continuing the expansion of
Selfridge Field. the war depart
ment today filed condemnation
proceedings in Federal Court for
nine and one-half acres Of vacant
land adjoining the east side of the
air field.
The department placed $3.50 on
deposit with the court for the pur-
chase of the property and if the
owner does not object TO that
amount the government will as
sumo title Immediately. Govern
ment attorneys said that the land
will be used for storing ordnance
material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
3 Tugs Work TO Free
Grounded Freiqhter

Three tugs today were strug-
Cling to free the freighter Venus
Of the Boland and Cornelius
Steamship Company of Buffalo,
N Y. from a sandbar opposite
Marine Hospital in the Detroit
River, where She went aground
yesterday.
A sister ship Of the Venus, the
Lagonda. had gone aground on the
same bar Sunday night and was
freed yesterday. Both were loaded
with steel for Detroit defense in
ldustries. Mariners said the river
level is Ia 10 Is below normal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
LANCER Denies
Custer Charges
OF Ddkotdns

WASHINGTON, Nov. ff.-Point
by point Senator William LANCER
tR) Of North Dakota today denied
all charges brought against him
by group of North Dakota citi-
zens seeking his custer from the
Senate.
Appearing before the Senate
privileges and election committee,
LANCER identified signers Of pc
tition charging moral turpitude
as some Of his most active po-
litical enemies"
Speaking in hoarse voice. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11

senator former governor from
North Dakota, denied that he re-
ceived "kick-backs" in settlements
of threatened suits against the
state; that he bribed a juror: that
he received a "cut" on an insur-
ance settlement made TO the hus-
band of a woman who was fatally
injured in his car; that he was
guilty of alienation OF affection
of another mans wife; that he had
falSified newspaper advertising,
and that he had failed TO properly
represent clients during his legal
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Council Denies
Pay Raises TO
City Employees

A petition of the Go State.
County and Municipal Workers
Union for a 15-cent-an-hour raise
for all city hourly workers and 9
Is per cent raise for all salaried
workers, excepting the board OF
education, was denied today by
Common Council.
Budget Director David V. Addy
said the raises would cost So
1872, 900 yearly. However, council
sent the petitions to the citys
budget committee for considera-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. IA
quotation from the late Leon
Trotsky, in which he held forth
the possibility of revolt in the
United States, was introduced in
evidence today TO back the gov
Iernment's charges of seditious
conspiracy against % persons.
The defendants, members of the
Socialist Workers Party, at
tempted TO carry out Trotsky's
ideas by training armed union
defense guards" by seeking to
control transportation in II states,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11

Mysterious Firth Romance
Of the Experimental Heiress.
Consciously or UncOnsciOusly,
She May Have Been Influenced
To Rewed Her Ex-husband by
the Weird Ceremonies She Wit
messed as a Disciple OF An ORR
entail Mystic. Read OF Her Curl
ously Unsuccessful Matrimonial
Experiments In The American
Weekly. the Magazine Distrib-
uted with Next Sundays issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Death Driver Faces Writ

The prosecutors office today is
sued a manslaughter warrant for
John Gemmell, 20. of 2141 Monte
road, Lincoln Park, driver of the
car which struck and killed Cliff
ton Martin. Sc, Of HT736 New
castle street, as he stood in q
Dearborn safety zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Artillery TARGET Practice

FORT CUSTER. Nov. H.
First Of the field artillery units
stationed at Fort Custer leave
tomorrow for Camp Mccoy. Wis.
where three weeks Of target prac-
tice will he held. Lieutenant Colo
net Hayes, who will command the
battalions, revealed today.