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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
British Hit
Naval Base,
Reds Berlin
Amsncon Pilots
Aid In noids on
Noxi ObIecMves

LONDON - nrisish and
Russian fllers hit Germany
from west and east AsaIa last
night. the British concentrate
ing ON the naval hsse 81 kisi
and northwest Germany while
the Russians repeatedly sent
thrir giant. four mosnrsd
planes all the way 10 Hsriin.
Tho british cir ministry ~sa
ths saess sas shsrysfas a Mel
we're suh i~etsa n IN "se~ufsss
End ~sssained- eomhsng ana tk~s
'ennfmn4. fires ~ss~ isst earn-
ina me attack pss carried aas
IN hsslilsnt moonlight. ard ~ss
ssssnasa south " HsmhuvE s~a
ether plsess ths sir MINISTRY ND.
~ f~paftsf fvus nFttsss plAsss
missing
New. ssss Ssvsss psss~s. ~.
is~i.s sh~ss isssssi ssssrs ~
Thursday sishs. ssaIs ~
''s.sse~s susi.sssv ~sDs~ssv~s
i~ ~ ssss~ssy II nsssss.~ usss
T~~ss~s ses~ IN 80 EssAases
fss~srsps asspssss ss~su 49,
s.w.
al Berlin. ~hers . rsl1 nse
night wss admitted. fhs asfissal
tsfnsn ns.. agency aid ssssmsn
bomhefs last nsxhs attacked s~~-
ssss siffsssas N s~e4 se>s sssssrs~
east knEisnd seofin9 numss.us
h'ls en lsaa'nT usIas and ss~~r
living quarters ard raising Fsrss
sad ssple@ssne The agency sid
ethss German formations rsi<i~a
iap"sssat s~si eosss and sp.sb-
ssss seass r.sts. thai German
asEhi fighters saat ae~a ihses
"snsmy~ plane. and nal naval
artillery brought ae~s . soswshl
sns.>ss si~sses - ~ wys~
sssy ~ fs.ssssy ssshs's sss<
90 n~ssss ~ = essssssssssss
is.s .ight. osswssy h~A -
ssitisd tie rs1s 80 nssssss
s~a s~~s~s u. Ths nssnt.s
s.~ss~sssss SOD - ssssv ~
.ss place. esssss< SCI . rs~~s-
sssasssss night ss~s sseGnney
s~s ssspp~1 . eestsss ssuunss
~ ise~~@sssy $50 sssh CO.
pis>ise hsssstus - ssaIssssy -
D~ettse. !. ~ nsstss sseak
rhe h~suhsaG sssssee fbsss<s
Espi.~ssss ~sss ses~sveA
an ~ sss pissss s~tsssea ~
ih~ss sirarsm.s ~ssn~~s
i~s~~s.@j
Reports from sfoesheam ssi1
The Hsssssns sgd shsss sqss~ds.as
~ heavy r. n type n seas-
aotossd hs m bsrs 10 rb0rsssAy
nights rad ard toos sff from
INA lsisnsis ~ sasrs aaf ffia at
tina K.tnnisa sa.st Tn~ islands
sss spproamsfs1y $50 mllss from
ssfiin. sntsiisax = rssmasslp night
n ftoo niles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
May Decide Vichy
Policy Toward u. S.

N1CHY-COnsultstions on mat
tiers said 70 involve "momentousH
decisions concerning Frances re-
lations with Germany and the
United States were held today
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
met with Ntee Premier Admiral
lean Francois Dsrlan. Gen.
Maxine Weygsnd. pro-consul for
Africa. ard Gen Charles Huntz-
niger. war minister. throughout
tire day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Ensigns Begin
Prison Terms

PENSACOLA. ~. Two naval
ensigns. disminsss from thu ssrs.
Ice after = eaairt martial which
resulted In their conviction ~ de-
eapliAting an Alabama woman
with the wing ~ their naval plsns
today we're en- roui. 10 the naval
prison 81 Portsmouth. ~. w.
rhs verdict ~ the court mar.
tai. Shieh nad bsen kept ssefsi
until approved ~ both Asof.tary
~ the Navy frank knas and PRES
dent Roosevelt. sss TIA, ihs msn
he sentenced 10 hsfd isbof ard
fismlsasd. u vas announced BY
Capt A 9. Read, station rom.
tnandsnt herr
Paul q. bfesn. ptisi ~ ths
PLAN. Of Chicago. sac Iisss
t~o yssfs In the s.sai psissa.
and Joseph q. Thompson. %
HeaidsborE. 1aiif. wa .~s-
tened ~ eas tssr. Both have
b~sa held here sisss ths -.
earrssss. on march Is. shlss
szs listed by the navy 90 la
voluntary ss4ssl.as htss.
TnsY ssrs accused ~ dseapi-
tatlng Mrs. hoDsrt PHILIPS. ~
isoDsTtslsls Ala nothsf - ga
children. Nhsn thsY doss their
ssHaa. - : Fa5ssss sa.FFa "a s.t4a.sa
are ass working Othsf Sorssfs
thrsas themselves On the EFDs4n1
- AVOID tns sweeping ship.
BfoNa ard Thompson we're also
found guilty N counts - sandlsrt
pre- i8disiai - TIA god eondt.et
snd olaeiplin. - the navy. out
we're acquitted - esfsisaaiv an.
tangsrlnE me lives u Othsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Report Nazi Press
Chief Imprisoned

AsksRA. AuT Z ~ fu&iaysd1
Diplomatic sources sad tosiAy
that Or. Kari BOnsr. pfssn ebisf
u ne German propaganda minis
Try. rad Desn sent 70 q e0ncsntra-
ton camp. charged attn treayn.
me charges Wers AID 70 nave
Included allegations that he limited
70 foreign correspondents when
Germany vas sbogt 70 start -
campaign against Russia On the
day nostiltles began. he NAs naid
70 hay. told nsNspaperHen not 70
take any long tnps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Girl Dies,
Her Fiance
Badly Hurt

Charlotte Bezenah, 25. OF
Port Huron, Mich. was killed
instantly and two soldiers,
one her fianee, are in Fort
Lewis hospital as the result
Of a terrific crash of their car
: into the rear of a vegetable
truck near Fife early Sat
urday.
Eugene Reed 20 Of the medical
detachment, 10th Field Artillery,
Fort Lewis, Is under military
guard in the post hospital facing
q state charge of negligent homi-
eide. state patrol officers asserted.
following their investigation.
Jennings schaefer, 20, of the
bsth Evacuation hospital, Fort
Lewis. likewise in the post hos
pital, is tina soldier Miss Bezenah
had recently come from her Mich
igan home to visit here. State
patrolmen were informed she and
Schaefer were engaged to be
married.
Other Driver shaken Up
Badly shaken up was Y. Take
hsrs, Al, of Ri. 2. Box 6e7, Ia
coma. driver OF the truck.
State Patrolmen Mike Wayne
and l.. ID. Mullins reported that
the two soldiers and the girl
apparently were returning from
Seattle about 4:25 a. m. Saturday
when Reed. who was driving, went
10 sleep at the wheel.
Turtles Into Ditch
Takehara's truck had Just turned
into the main highway from the
Tidehaven road when Reeds car
crashed into him. The impact
,ent the truck hurting IS feet
ahead and off into the ditch, while
Reeds car spun ahead for 40
feet farther, but did not turn
over.
Death came to the young woman
almost instantly; she was pro-
nounced dead when the state men
reached Pierce county hospital
with her. Schaefer was suffering
from severe decorations. shock and
possible internal injuries. Reed
had severe decorations, broken
nose and shock. Both were trans
ferred to the Fort hospital after
first aid at the county hospital.
Were In Rear Seat
schaefer and Miss Bezenah, the
officers said. were riding in the
rear seat of the car driven by
Reed.
The crash happened about one
and one-half miles east OF the
Puysllup river bridge.
The body OF Miss Bezenah, elst
traffic fatality in Tacoma since
Jan. /. was taken to the Piper
mortuary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
AMERICAS LEAGUE

" arlington. no 600 022-s - o
Boston ..... i01 s2o e00--s 10 0
Chase AsstsrEon 80. Zubsr "a.
and Evans Grove Dohssn ~. ard
Peacock
Chicago 900 500 600 Z-7 10 ?
Cleveland 900 liz O0I O-5 IL /
2. Smith, Hsllett 90 and Trekh
Krauksuskss. Brown 81 Mlinar
IL. Einstat ~. Felisr 10 and
Dessuteis. Hemsiey
New York 600 ole 2aI-s II o
Philadelphia 900 1Io 00i-s = ?
Ruffing and Rosar Bsbiek. Fer
mex ~. Hadley - and Wagner
~. Louis -. 600 900 600 8 !
Detroit ....01l OI0 00x-s n /
lingering Kramer 50 and Fer
rel. Sevhouser ana Sullivan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia 900 600 600 . =
New York 900 Ol0 e0a-I s o
PodgaJny. Pearson 81, and
Warren. Schumacher and Dznning
Boston 80. 002 24O 0Oo-s II 3
Brooklyn -. 0ls 100 2O0-7 10 l
Hutchinson. Johnson ~. Jayery
- and Berries. Mas Allen. DAVIS
- Kim ball - and owen
Franks
Cincinnati e.. 0ts DOl 009-5 IL ?
Chicago 49,. 010 100 col 3 :
p Riddle and LON bard Olsen.
Pressneu -. and Mccullough.
Scneffing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Sports World
FLASHES

TORONTO, Ont.-Sam Snea
made a robust bid To retain his
crown in the Canadian open golf
championship today when he tour
ed the final is holes with a one
under-par 90. bringing his total for
the 70 holes 10 PA.
lie was leading the field al this
stage, although most Of the play
ers had not yet finished the after
noon round.
SARATOG SPRIs -
Mrs. {. =. Pay<on's Amphi-
iheaier ran Ia his most i'm
pressiye victory today when
he outfooted slS juvenile rivals
10 capture the seth running Of
the Saratoga Special. Ameri-
cas- most sporting horse race.
u was the third stakes vie
tory In five starts for the Sir
Galahad III cold and the rich
est. for the special IL the only
winner take aIl' sweepstakes
In the country. The win was
worth s1I.25O To Mrs. Pay
sons Manhasset stable.
RYE. y. Y-Frank Koyacs Of
Oakland, Cal. mixing base-line
drives and a soft lob. upset Don
Mcneil Of Oklahoma City. the ma
tional titleholder. in the semi-final
round Of the eastern grass courts
championships today for the night
To meet Wayne Sabin Of Portland.
Ore. in the finals tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11

Lately. along with civic
organizations and public spar-
tied individuals. The Tacoma
Times ha. heen aFsing i'm.
mediate survey n tho pro-
posed Nsehss Pas. tsheri
roulsl highway 10 Eastern
Washington.
such = rad could h< . vital
factor n ths expanding future
Tacoma should md IN 81 s~ss-
.nnr Pacific Northwest.
Es.s.ls~r. SO tho r~..ss~s,sssss
sses. si~sss, tss. q. ss~ss Ia
esasas
rsidsno. ~ THE !. esnlss.sd IN
= letter received tnsiay fFosn enc
wha ~as reared her. and aha nov
owns and operate. ere q Yssim.s
largest hoisls ! refer 10 steve
Burke.
Burke speaks Of the pro-
posed mountrin cut off M
golden opportunity for this
city.
'Tseamsns he writes -dn nos
realm. that mlllloa. - aeiisrs IN
rroaucs and oshsr commodities
are growing Ia fsklms valley"
Hoshs p.ists .. -mess ssss
81 Goa -ssi.sa. % pr.a.ss ssspps>s
fr.m yshisss county ~sss s~ss."
lie remind. us that Yakima
county 10 first In pfeduesiar 20
applss and pears. ssennd IN pro-
duolion of cherries. fourth In pro-
duction 81 potatoes seventh N
production ~ ether fruits snd
nuts. eighth - psosuetish ~
vegetables =
Ne posst. ant thai . completes
Nora pss)~et ssss viii psses
10. ooe mere sss~s ssAss wstss
and late ars~isa pss~ssssss~.
"oar ts.ffl. .h..i1 ~ h>saisss
ssseoas fsse"sss port. s~d ts-
c.ma s.sss 3. b. sGasessssety
after "a says ,ss yskis~se-
Burke warns IA that Port
land IL after the trade he
would see 20 10 his birth
place.
"aeosss snd ~aisrherns esfrtsfs
-. coming sp tns celsDnha. river
70 sssea. only 20 mile. FROM YAK
ma. n. writes, and warehouses
ar. being built 81 rhs psllsss
ore, and slss~hsfs-
The stats ~ wsshlsassa." ~
soteia.- aA<srs.. ashssh pss<sss<ss
the psssiass.. .ss.ia 80 Ia u ssst
the, are .sippss fssss wssssssss"
ports.
n hope. Burns eoaaii.siss. that
yaur elsie leaders stil - minafni
~ IN. goldsn eppoftoniiy a. hand
far n.~ and permanent business
and trade
This communication from
across the Cascades amounts
10 an Informal invitation from
one Of Yakima's leading eth
zena 10 come and get Il
Tnsfs ient a dvuut bat What
many other. In ths msifopoiss -.
yond shs mountain ara sn tnst
sHys hlnlssisnds fssg ~ Burke
does
Asa on h~yssa Yakima ssHsy
ana ths Golss.isss great ssa-sssfs
bsss !. ,h~ s.~t sse. ssssf'ssiiy
10 10 made pssdsesiss ~ sss~s
from ss.ss Gs.iss dams Ersss
reservoir.
n L. time HoW 10 act me
stage for Tacomas possible
future yoie az fhs great port
of A nsts eHDfgs IL The s0it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11

BERLIN - The German
high command Indicated today
that its attack upon the Rus
sian Ukraine il moving nj
blitzkrieg pace with the cap
ture OF korosten. AZ miles
northwest Of kiev. and the
smashing Of the Russian 9Th.
18th and 18th armies. II said
another great Soviet force has
been destroyed so miles south
east of Smolensk.
In these new operations IN.
high command estimated that the
Russians have Lost = minimum 81
55i 900 troops. including ist 600
prisoners This - In addition TO
the sos 900 prisoners reported by
ths high command in iis special
eommuniqus- wednssdsy and
raises the total claimed tn over
/ 1 600 600.
Tho high command sid
korosten. major railroad
Junction Ipsi southeast Of the
lower corner ~ the rrip~t
marshes. va. tsh~a after ssv-
srai days ~ heavy fighting.
II DID not specify the exact To-
cation Of the destruction ~ the
eth, 18th and 18th Russian armies
In which ioa 600 prisoners and
200 600 Russian ca~laitiss ssrs
claimed but n VAS Indicated that
the action occurred In ,hs region
of umsn. southeast ~ klss. and
that a ma ior portion ~ IN. forces
Continued on raRs 4. Column A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Weather Forecast Tomorrow's Tides

Cloudy tonight, Tue--
Aay. Temps: High. 80:
INV. SO. sun rises, 5,
sets. 7:So.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Medics Use Glover
IT CONTAINS CHEMICAL WHICH
DELAYS CLOTHING
OF BLOOD

The chemicals name consists
Of ~ letters, four hyphens, three
numerals, one parenthesis, one
comma and one single quote,
read 3,3'methylene- a : n.y.
droxycoumarin) The first re-
ports Of its human usefulness
are made by Doctors H. r. Butt,
z. v. Allen and J. L. Bollman
of the Mayo Clinic.
CALLED REMARKABLE
They tried It on dogs and
found something remarkable,
namely no bad effects Of any
kind. They then used IL on six
human patients with equally
remarkable absence Of untoward
effects.
The only other similar RENE
dy, the recently-discovered he
parin, q liver extract, sometimes
has made patients Ill.
The sweet clover medicine II
white and crystalline. II 10 given
by mouth In gelatin. The time
required for human blood 10
clot was about tripled, and the
Zee MBD1CS[Pase 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Car 0yeriurns;;
Youth Escapes
Dstroiter Seized
with Pointing Spell

AVIAN DYKE-A 1o-year- old
Detroit youth escaped serious In
jury early this morning when
his car did q somersault after
crashing into . speeding truck
on Mound road at Eight Mile
road.
The youth, Richard Ruehle,
according to q report of the
Warren township police, was at
tempting to pass Z truck driven
by Frank Banner, So, Detroit,
after following II for some time
when he was suddenly seized
with q fainting spell, lost con-
troll of the car, and piled into
the left rear wheel.
The spinning wheel tipped the
car over, almost completely de-
molishing 1t, according to po-
lice.
Ruehle, who was badly bruis-
ed but apparently not seriously
hurt, was given q ticket for reck-
less driving and ordered to ap-
pear before Judge Stanley Guz-
dial on August Z. He had no
drivers license.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE
DORCHESTER, Mimi, Aug. 2
-(R-Medical use Of q new
chemical discovered in sweet
clover. which delays CLOTHING Of
human blood, has been ANNOUNCE
ed in the proceedings Of the
Mayo clinic.
The clover remedy shows
promise for treating q variety
Of difficult diseases, including
thrombosis, the blood clots
which lodge In heart or lungs
and often cause quick death.
A pulling cattle trouble, call
ed sweet clover disease, led TO
the discovery. After eating
spilled clover, cattle sometimes
would bleed for no apparent rea-
son. I'M
SgvEN-YBAR STUDY NA IN
Three months ago, Prof. Karl
Paul Link and associates, Of the
Wisconsin Agricultural Expert
ment station, completed q sev.
en-year. study with the discov-
cry, isolation and synthesis Of
the new clover chemical.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Police Hold
Armed Dealer
oklohono Man
Found with Gun

oThe Prosecutors office today
is investigating the record of an
Oklahoma automobile dealer
who was picked up by State
police of the Romeo post last
night for carrying concealed
weapons.
Police found Harold Hudson,
"a, of Broken Arrow, Okla,
seated in q parked car just out
side Romeo with q 14-year-old
Romeo girl, who, according to q
report had been drinking at the
home of some relatives befors
the incident. Police searched
the car and found q gun and q
hunting knife. Hudson appar-
emily had not registered the
weapon nor did he have q per-
NIT to carry 1t.
Assistant Prosecutor Wilbur
F. Held ordered state police to
hold Hudson until more in
formation was received from
Broken Arrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
JUDGES I'm Other
FINALLY SELECT MARION KNIGHT
ASMISs MACOMB
COUNTY

chosen to represent the County.
and hope that I can do ample
nAfter q contest which had the
judges in q dither for IS min
utes, Marion Knight. 1o-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
knight Of Rochester road. last
night was awarded the title Of
Miss Macomb County"
Held at Stanton Welsh Park,
Utica, the competition attracted
three attractive contestants and
several hundred spectators.
Selection Of the Peach Queen
from among six representatives,
among them Mis- Florence j.
Luke a Miss Mount Clemens"
will take place Friday, Aug. IS.
at the high school auditorium
In Romeo, General Chairman
Fred Hicks announced. Cor0n-
elton 10 sehoduled for Sunday;
Aug. II. On ~ eve Of The peeeh
Festival.
TnREE CONTESTANTS
Compettng With Mir KNIGHT
were Dstt4 CARTWRIGHT. 70,
daughter q llf. md Ma ". :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Moscow Claims Battle
Turning in Its Favor
BERLIN COUNTERS REPORT, AYERS
CAPITAL IS PANZER-THREATENED

sian Ukraine, and that Nazi
speed troops had knitted deep in
to retreatins Red army columns.
The German high command
asserted that Soviet divisions
trapped easteof Smolensk, on the
scen1sA& 'front.' were being fur.
gsilef hemsned in.'
RED CLAIMS
A Russian communique said
that bayonet-charging r d
troops killed hundreds of Ger
mans Of the 137th Maxi infan-
try division, trapped in the Smo-
lensk sector, and that Soviet ar
tillery accounted for other hun
dreds slain.
TN order TO help retreating
German forces" the commune
que said, the German command
threw into the battle the 18th
German division which entered
the fighting straight from the
march,"
Before the foot-weary Nazis
could swing into action, the Rus
SLAMS said, Red troops struck in q
thanking attack and cut them of
from support.
The entire German division
was said to have been annihilat.
ed.
Soviet dispatches also reported
that the Goth Red army division,
an organization of picked veter-
ans, had destroyed three other
German divisions. The Russians
said immobilized German tanks,
their fuel exhausted, were being
half sunk in the ground and used
by the Nazis as pillboxes.
GERMAN CLAIMS
While the Russians pictured
the 42-day-old conflict a. turn.
ing in their favsr, the Germans
asserted q heavy onslaught
against Moscow itself was i'm
inent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Mount Clemens Boy
Bitten by Dog

OCalvin Moskofsky, 8, 80
Church street, reported to city
police yesterday afternoon that
he was bitten by a dog at the
home of Stanley Clinton, 81
Church street.
Patrolman Raymond Titus, in
vestigating the report, was told
by Mrs. Clinton that she had
warned the boy to stay away
from the house and not to both
er the dog, but that he had come
back.
Officer Titus ordered the dog
confined for 10 days and took
the Calvin boy to DR.. w. ],
Kane who gave him an anti
rabies injection.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

Mount Clemens
nF1ndSik
Hose Limited
BY JAMES. CROW

amount Clemens women, set
ting out bright and early Satur-
day morning to stock up on silk
stockings, found themselves al
ready faced with quantity limi-
tations at most stores.
The news of the governments
surprise action in stopping the
processing of silk spread like
wild-fire this morning, and most
stores reported an unprecedented
rush on their stocking supply.
Prices have not been raised at
any of the stores. While the
supply on hand lasts, Mount
Clemens merchants will not take
the opportunity to profiteer.
Mrs. Katherine Hopkins, wo-
mans buyer for the Priehs Mer-
camille company, said this morn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Employment
Threat Raised
by Silk Order
Union Advances Plan
for Reorganization
with Government Aid

WASHINGTON, August p
R-The nations silk ana
hosiery mills prepared to close
the doors tonight on q $780,
600. 900 industry, In obedience
to a government order to cease
production at midnight, and
$4,000 or more silk workers
looked to the Federal govern
ment to provide means of sup
port.
The effect of economic war
fare in the Paciac was broush.
home To Americans with stun
ming force and suddenness last
night a. the office of .Produc-
ton Management issued . stop
order on silk processing, to con-
serve the supply Of raw silk
for the armed forces.
The order had the result Of
freezing" every bale Of raw
silk in the hands Of mills and
'w9rehellses, uNpsratorX 10 pos
siblc diaisi bsiin1 by TN army
and navy. .who would thereby
gain . twdvear supply Of silk
for Apqrachptes, powder bags
and other defense necessities.
UNEMPLOYMENT THREAT
In southarn states, as In Pen
nsylvania, New Jersey, New
York, and other hosiery cen
tiers, the action Of priorities di-
rector =. r. Stettinius, Jr.,
raised the threat of wide
spread unemployment.
The action, resulting from
restrictions on trade with
Japan. source OF virtually all
American silk, left manufac-
See SILK-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02

Cartwright, Utica. and Ann
Chevrie. II. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Chevrie. Armada.
The county representative II =
five foot. three inch brownette.
with large blue eyes and flash
Ing dimples. She wore her hair
In pompAdour style.
She graduated from Utica
High school last year. where she
had . part In the senior play,
Three Days of Oracle"
LIVES ON FAR1l
She spends most u her time On
her fathers 1o-aere fnfm Jul
Outside Rochester, % she = tenn
porurily unemployed.
Although ~ = enonGn1 g.
Archie Hairchilde q WQ
ton, Mis- knight plnns - -
awhkls bo6erS maEfyinG - ~.
chic ekptcts eo0a - - No1lr
20 ~ oFrnv. - "a. X \. " 3 =
.P1ah15 ivania 4 ~ r
her blo(h, ~ - 49, : -
a6opetd sao1nS 80 ~ =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Pleasant Week-End
Forecast by Field

"A pleasant weekend with
fairly cool temperature and no
showers to spoil the fun II prom
ised by the Selfridse Field Wea-
ther Bureau.
The pleasant breeze and COM
paratively cold weather In the
middle sos will prevail this If
ternoon and evening.
The weather man warns that
showers will visit the area
Monday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Five Girls Drowned
When Boat ljpsels
Tsessdy oeeurs
ot lekeview, Mich.

oLAKEvIEW, Mich, Aug. p
R-Two Of five girl occupants
Of IN cupboard motorboat drown
ed last night when the craft up
set on Town Line lake. five
miles eaSt Of here.
Three were rescued by Frank
Cowley of Lakeview, who was
in another boat, but he was un-
able to save Gloria Jean Soren-
son, IL, Of Mt. Morris, and Eliza
beth Dyer, IL, of McBrides.
Gloria Jean disappeared when
the girls boat overturned. Eliza
beth lost her hold on the cap
SEED boat and sank.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
Aviation Fuel
Exports Put
under Clamps
Silk Stock Freezing
indicates Nippon Will
Lose voIuobIs Buyer
BY LLOYD LEHRBAs

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-R
Japan faced a showdown to-
day in her program of expansion
Southwark as President Roose-
welt acted to embargo aviation
fuel and drastically reduce other
oil exports on which Japan de-
ponds for more than two-thirds
Of the gasoline and lubricants
that she needs.
Since Great Britain and the
Dutch East Indies - the only
other available major sources
have imposed stringent export
control and financial restrictions
on oil and other military neces-
stiles, petroleum authorities con-
slider that Japan's war machine
and industries must now run
principally on boarded and dim
-inishing oil stocks.
SILK STOCKS FROZEN
The. United States struck an
other severe econQmic blow at
Japan when an silk stocks In
this country were frozen. pre-
sunday for defense production,
indicating that import control
restrictions would severely cut
down u. S. silk imports which
have provided japan with $780,
600, 900 cash or credits annually.
The President had previously
set the stage for the drastic oil
and silk orders by ordering the
freeing of sll Japanese assets in
American territory, Gripping
Japan's trade with one of its last
and biggest cash customers.
A week ago President Roose-
welt had limited that an oil en-
barge might be imposed - q
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