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No. 8 Outfit
Leeds <. Of C.'s

nTeam No. 3 Of the Knights Of
Columbus league took first place
last night, with q 10 and 2 rec
ord, followed by the No. 8 and
4 outfits, tied with 8-4 marks for
second place.
The leading quintet, however.
was able to take only one record
for the evening. B. Jenkins rolled
a flat 200 for top single. High
total aud high game went to the
No. 2 five as they put together
a 693, 827 and 818 for top total.
the 827 being blue ribbon game.
b. Houthoofd, lead-on man on
the No. z team, had a 152, 1872,
l66 for high triple.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Bath City Quintet
Leads b League

OThe Bath City garage quintet
stepped out into the lead In the
Mount Clemens Recreation b.
league lead last night rs they
marked q ISIS total to sweep
three games from the Eagles No.
outfit.
Top game of the loop was
marked by the same team rs 1t
rolled a 884 in the last. High in
dividual honors of the evening,
however. went to D. Rousseau.
lead-on man for the Metal Prod
ucts five, who had 223, I'll and
21O for a 604; his opener was
the blue ribbon single.
Two teams Mount Clemens
Rose Garden and Michigan Bell
No. I, were In second place as
the play ended.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Fights
Last MIGHT
ny the Asseelsted Pres


NEW YORK - Lenny Man
chi, 1381s, Brooklyn, outpont-
ed Able Kaufman, 1854, Phila-
delphia (8).
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.-Artie
Dorrell, 1924, Tyler, Texas,
and Pete De Ruzza, las, Mamar-
oneck, N. Y, drew (8).
NEWARK, N. Julie Ko-
gon, 1873, New Haven, Conn.,,
stopped Pete Lello, 1874, Chicago
(10).
JERSEY CITY, III. - Joe
Haddad, IA. Paterson, stopped
Mickey Mahar, lat, Bayonne
(2).
WEIRTON, w. Va.-Corporal
Mike RATA, 126, Newell, w. Va,
and Fort Knox, KY, stopped Ted
Christie, 127, New York (3).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
5partans Taper OF
for Michigan Duel

nEAST LANSING, Sept. IA
&-Satisfied his Michigan State
college squad Is in q perfect"
frame of mind, Coach Charley
Bachman today ordered halt to
Spartan scrimmage, to taper
Off for Saturdays opener
against the University Of Mich
isan. .
1.-THE boys are rarin' to 60"
Bachman asserted. It'll be q Job
keeping them that popped up
until the whistle blows and at
the same time slowing UP the
practise pace to get our cripples
in shape"
Varsity spirit in yesterdays
defensive scrimmage was the
highest of the preseason drill.
he said. Paced by tackle Fred
Carter, who roamed destructive
ly on both sides of the lire, the
first team completely throttled
Michigan plays as run by a re-
serve team.
Bachman showed concern over
tackle Frank Karas and left half
back Wyman Davis, both slowed
by leg injuries. With both Dick
Kieppe and Wally Pawlowski
available to relieve Davis, how
ever, loss Of Karass would hit
the Spartans harder. Bachman
admitted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
HALF DOZEN LEFT

oBATTLE CREEK, Mich, Sept.
"a - R - Only half a dozen
teams from q list of Is starters
remained today in the American
Amateur Baseball Congress tour
nament.
Two more clubs were added TO
the casualty list in yesterdays
play, Dearborn and Grafton. O..
The Dearborn team was white
washed, 10 to 5, by the TT. Gus
ter reception center nine, and the
Grafton team was ousted by the
Randolph Field, Tex, bombers.
The score, Il to &, was the larg-
est of the tourney.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
MRS. WEISS WINS

oDETROIT, Sept. "a - R -
Mrs. Donald Weiss of Flint,
state women's golf champion,
recorded her eighth Detroit dis
trio tournament victory Tuesday
by carding an 81 for a two
stroke edge over the field. Mar
garet Russell of Detroit holds
the record with nine victories.
In fifth place with an IS was
Marjorie Row, Michigan State
coed who last week won the
district match play champion
ship.
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for cancellstScns, corrections o. edtust-
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and 70 not responsible for errors sfter
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vertisemsnt
The Daily Monitor shah not be re-
sponsible for errors oxcep4 20 cancel the
charge for such portion Of m advertise-
,nent ~ may have been rendered value
less. When more than one insertion Of
an advertisement b ordered notice OF
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ton before the second edition.
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MORE POWER

= Present automobile engines
produce about o. horsepower
per cubic inch. In 1927, II
amounted 70 only 0.30 horsepow-
|oe poe cube inch,
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NOTE-Classified adveTtisinS sehsd.
uis for Thursday's Daily Aouitor WIZ
also run In the South Mscomo Nswss
the same day. without extra charge.
4 However. copy muse b pissed oy
pm. Wednesday.
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Bio Values

I ROOMS. toilet and city water; 90 n.
lot 4SOO-&o00 down.
, ROOM house newly decorated. wired
for electric stove. % u. frontage; u.1oo
$3.50 down.
J ROOM furnished cottage. ! car garage
-Sl. 4O0-e<00 down.
) ROOMS down.. attic unfinished. ID
n frontage. lots Of shade; els0o-&s0o
down.
: ROOMS, bath and basement, , ear
garage. lot 0oxi2o; S2.0oo-SS0o down
$50 month.
! ROOMS. now rent. for 80 - two
family, q, 30o-S<Uo down.
two-fanaiiy: o3.50o-oSoo down.
} M. modern. one floor; eaoeo-SSee
dOwu-o3o month II
, ROOM modern with bath upgts6A
toilet and lavatory down. Oh uoou.
French doors. 3 ear gnraoe.' 0gme
fruit: on paved strsst-oAeoo-oooe
dowu-S36 month
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Major League
Standings

Games behind leader
TUESDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 4, st. Louis 40
innings.)
Philadelphia 8, New York 8.
Washington 4, Boston 8.
Only games scheduled.
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 40. st. Louis %.
Philadelphia 8-6, New York
%.
Chicago 5, Cincinnati 1.
Only games scheduled.
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia. (2)
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Legal Notices
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Of September: A. b. isl: Present; Honor
in said cause and the. shidsvit Of Herman
9: Shelby attached thereto and the sep %,
an order Of Publication from which y
sstisiaetorily appears 70 the Court that
signs Signs" are ". proper and necessary parties
defendant in the above entitled cause and
gent search and inquiry It cannot be as
Sn cssl.rS SssSS
khods Thomp:on. william RYnninss: oyson
o George Thompson, Gilbert Thompson.
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have any personal REPRESENTATIVES, or heirs
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ford: Holly CrswfSES', Betsy ssene 0r
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son: Robert Thcmg:oH: Charles a. wy y.n
nett. Reuben crawford. Mercy Clark. J. ~
but whose person Is well known. David
GGrsvford; Cathsrine Pretty Albert ..
his wife, Joschim Harnack and. Sophia
Harnack. hts wife. Martin Machsiek. and
assigns cause their appearance TO be en-
tered In this cause within three months
Of the date Of this order and In default
taken as confessed By the said defendants,
their unknown heirs. dsyi.ees, leystees and
s ans: Hgther 1.dersc co snst gt hi,
order TO Be published in The Daily Moni.
tor. a Newspaper printed. published and
20 be continued therein once In every
week for 8 weeks In suggestion.
JAMES Z. SPrER.
True copy Circuit Judge.
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True copy, Circuit Judge.

Take notice that this suit In which the
foregoips order was duly made invSlves
ing described parcel Of land situate and
comb County. Michigan described as fol-
q section !, T: J n. =. ~ 2 Mseom6
swsTiSssd 2: follow: besinnins at tn.
feet thence North ' ss 3, '! west d,.t. ss
distance Of 7Ss 81 feet thence North Is: 90
East a distance Of 500 feet: thence North
o. OF West . distance Of 3Se.3i feet 70 the
ssd Noh q line sse0 sse: nss r.: ' fss;
70 the point Of beginning, coutsining 1875
acres OF land.
By LESLIE 3. YOUNG.
sept. ~. Oct. 1, 3. Is. -. 20. Nov. 8.
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HORSELESS FARMS

Tractors, il Is estimated, will
have displaced II, 100000 head
of horses and mules in the United
States by 1850.
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Houses for Sale -

Macomb Land Agency SO down takes
locations In st. Clair Shores, Roesville.
near Harper, Jefferson, Clinton River,
also near Schoenherr, Ryan and Mound
Rds. In order to sell our lots we will in-
ciude time payment on al building mate
rails for small ,. 4 or room cottage o.
log cabin II desired. Phone Mt. Clemens
1877 ut 3i7 N. Cratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Obituaries
FIR. John F. Mueller
Mass VIII Be Offered
for Retired Priest

A solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at $50 a. m. Monday at
Immaculate Conception Church by
the Rev. FIR. Stephen Trepczynski,
pastor of st. Andrews Church,
for the Rev. FIR. John F. Mueller,
retired. of 3248 Euclid avenue,
who died Wednesday at the age OF
rs after a two years illness.
Father Mueller, formerly pro-
fessor and vice-rector at the St
Syril & Methodius Seminary
founded st. Hedwig's Parish on
Junction avenue. Later he served
for IS years as pastor of St
Mary's parish in Parisville. Mich
He retired 20 years ago.
The body will be taken from
his home to the church at 2:3(
lp. m. tomorrow where it will lii
in state until the time of the serv
ices. Burial will be in Holy Sepul
chre Cemetery.
Father Mueller is survived by ;
sister, Mrs. Mary Osinski Of Mich
ligan City, Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Charles W. MeCarron
Funeral Services Monday
for Railroad Veteran

Charles w. McCarron, 72-year-
old railroad veteran who once was
a bootblack and newsboy at De-
troit's old Third street depot, will
be buried in Roseland Park Gene
terry Monday, following services at
3 p. m. at the Harvey A. Nicely
Funeral Home, 1888 Maybury
Grand avenue. Mr.. McCarron died
yesterday at his home, 20177 Plea
dilly road, following a months
illness.
He started with the Michigan
Central Railroad in 1892 as fire
man and later became an engineer.
He retired June /, 1889. He was
member of Zion Lodge, Moslem
Temple, Scottish Rites, Monroe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Cog Dor
Best Ballet
Of Friday

THE RIOTOUS, pageantry of
Rimsky-Korsakovs. Goa Dor"
the Russian musical fairy tale,
gave a colorful finale TO last
nights Ballet Russo program. the
sixth of the series of nine which
this splendid company is present.
ing here at the Wilson Theater.
Cog Dor was the only one
which wasn't repeat OF previous
performances and was preceded
by LES Sylphides," the Chopin
lana classic, which will be given
again this afternoon.
Also the dramatic Francesca
Da Rimini" was repeated with the
same cast which performed il
Tuesday evening.
In Coo Dor" which Is a ballet
version of the opera about lazy
King Dodon and the Golden Cock
erel. Dmitri Rostoff. dropped his
sinister guise of Maletesta to be-
come the corpulent and comic
Dodon, while lovely Riabouchinska
was a dazzling cockerel
Gregorieva was particularly ex-
otto as the enchantress Queen
Shemakhan and the whole COM
pany joined in the exciting cortege
OF oriental dancers and Mardi
Gras figures which surrounds
Dodon's triumphal return from
the wars.
Eugenc Fuerst again directed
I'D did very well although both
Francesca" and Coo Dor" de-
mand a much larger orchestra
c. G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
KAYE to0ffer
'Honeybun(h

Sammy Kaye, the swing and
sway maestro, will formally In
troduce "Honeybunch" to an au-
dience Of millions tonight over
WxYZ and the NBC Blue Net
work tonight at 1880 p. m from
the Casino-on-the-Park, Essex
House.
"Honeybunchg is the tune
Sammy Kaye selected this week
as a winner to succeed Daddy"
which he also introduced and
which became the nations Number
One song. 1t will be printed in full
lin tomorrow's Comic Weekly sec
ton of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Kaye is very enthused about the
merits of "Honeybunch." He has
arranged it in the typical swing
and sway style. with a vocal
chorus by the Three Kadets. The
lyrics are very catchy and the
melody is lifting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

holiday which starts when Alice's ship strikes a
reef The stranded passengers are all asked to sign
waivers by the ship companys representative
Payne Alice. shopgri on one of those cruises for
S49.50 refuses to sign, determined she shall have
her vacation.
Payne flies her to Cuba, instals her in a hotel
and proceeds to see that she has a good time,
even getting Romero to act as a romantic escort.
Carmen Miranda doesn't like her boy friends
attentions being paid to any one else so she gets
her clutches Payne The resulting romantic
confusion is all Strengthened out, with even Mr..
Paynes fiancee. Miss Wright, being neatly shipped
off by Clipper but not until you have had nice,
big helping of comedy and tuneful music
A new dance The Mango" turns out to be a
cross between the tango and the rhumba and has
offerings outside of those Miranda specaltes is the
haunting Tropical Magic" and the title tune,
Weekend in Havana"
CoLoRFUL COMEDY
The color is superb and enhances even the
comedy like the one with Payne and
Miranda in the inn.
Fave looks prettier and fresher than in her
recent movies and Miranda is developing into a
clever little termagant. Her accent and tamale-
English, which she has mastered to point where
you can understand every third word are very
funny.
She still wears nothing but exotic clothes and
her movements are something the Brazilian govern
ment should keep an eye on. So should the male
members in the audience. because when she starts
to shake it's not just for Rios sake
The second picture is not bad little comedy.
Moon Over Her Shoulder has somewhat
familiar theme with slightly twist.
The dutfu wife of too-correct and thought
full husband hits that seventh year lull in their
marriage.
Quite Internationally she stumbles on a
younger man, sea-going lad, whose flair for adj
venture almost ruins her welded routine.
Alan Mowbray and various kinds of sea food
furnish most of the comedy and the ending has
a still different flavor.
Lynn Bari is the wife and handsome John
Sutton, the painfully polite psychatrist. Dan Daley
Jr. is the outdoor lad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

m e ct murder
without an eye
lash flicker or a
moments hest
fancy a b on I
body disposal.
There is even
a nightmarish
kind of logic
about the way
Humphrey Boz
CART, as the
h ar d b o lie d
sleuth, goes into
unraveling all
the crimes.
This b St
seller of a few
seasons bac X.
you may recall
deals with a
b e a u { ! { u I
woman. M a y
Aston, who asks
the aid of a
private detec-
tive, Bogaft, to
help unravel the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Maltese Falcon Best
Mystery Of Season

A STARTLING departure from the claptrap
doors and supernatural Stiffness which has pervaded
our mystery pictures for so long comes re-
freshing feature the Michigan screen this week.
IT is Dashiell Hammetts Maltese Falcon"
which makes such fascinating screen telling. and
the same elements which provoked acclaim for
The Thin Man" have been revived with even more
sinister overtones in this case.
Here is picture which doesn't pull punch
and the cast. a most capable one, is equipped TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Film Time Clock

MCHGAN-"The Maltese Falcon" II
.. m, as2f, b:ft. s;5e p. m, l1;i4 .. m. .
- Kisses for Breakfast" IL :St, t;l6, 1891,
10 ;ts y. m.
FOx-"week-Endi m Havana" n =. m,
= moonlight Over Her Shoulder, IL as,
sos, $40, s.s1, N ~ D. m.
PALMs-sTATE--"New York Town"
II 30 .. m, 2;s0, $3.50, $50, ;Bs p. M;
''Bsrnaeie BIli," i9:ts, 3:S5, 1908, 1910
D. m, fsi0 q. m.
ADAMs-"Yonn Never Get Rich" m
a. m. 2:0i, 5;Is. s;2t, N 80 D. m;
ladies IN Retirement" ~ rs, S;fS, e;5I.
9:59 p. M.
m, 3I1, 7;1t, IIsI1 D. m. "New Moon. -
iiS7, sac, ey3e p. m. 1;ls q. m.
BROADWAY ciPIToI-"KIs. the Boys
Goodbye" NJ .. m, fdt, s;fs, s;tf,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Weekend in Havana
ColorfuI at Fox

LATTNS MAKE lovely subjects fer-sereen
musicals, Twentieth Century-Fox has discovered
both to its chagrin and delight.
They had little trouble south of the border
with their first attempts TO do South America in
Technicolor but in the case OF the latest lavish
exhibit which opened at the Fox yesterday, they
have avoided making gauchos seem gauche or
getting Chile hot.
This musical, Weekend in Havana" concen-
trates on the Cuban capital which has been so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
LARAMIE is GLAD

The letters continue pouring In
regretting that LARAMIE Day was
killed off in the DIR. Kildare
series. Every one Is sorry with the
exception OF LARAMIE. who well
coined the death OF Mary Lamont
because II promised better break.
i just learned that "Once Upon q
Thursday" an original by Isabel
Lennhart and Lee Gold. a comedy,
has been bought for her.
Interestingly enough. the story
Is laid in Los Angeles with a social
setting and has 10 do with a lot OF
socialites who have the writing
bug. While they are putting their
thoughts on paper one Of the
maids gets her book published and
it is a success. Funny that any
movie should be written about Los
Angeles that doesn't touch on the
movies.
BROTHER, SISTER ACT
On the Warner lot today being
fitted for costumes for the role of
Josephine Cohan was Jeanne Gag
ney, Jimmys 21-year-old sister.
What makes il all the more inter-
esting is that Jeanne will play
Jimmy's sister in Yankee Doodle
Dandy" the story of George M.
Cohan's life.
The love that George and Josie
Cohan had for each other is almost
legendary. He mourned for her
long after she died and when they
were young they appeared on the
stage with their father and mother.
AS the four Cohans they were ire
mendously popular as a vaudeville
attraction.
Well the fans will see Jimmy
I'D Jeanne. as George and Jose
lne, sing and dance together Just
IS the Conan brother and sister
did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

exposed to the
American tour
list that ii isn't
quite as sensi-
tive about how
we look at them
on the &reen.
or course,
C a r m e n
Miranda. who is
Portuguese. and
Cesar Romero.
born in New
York, are shown
as dyed-in-the-
rhumba Cubans,
but il is the
Latin loo a e
w h ich serves
the most i'm
portant use in
the picture.
Alice Faye.
John Payne and
.Cobina Wright
are the Ameri-
can visitors on
this III ay ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
OSCULAR CORNFLAKES

cago. is the master Of ceremonies
in the entertaining revue at
Verne's this week.
Mixing thumb-nail come d y
sketches Of screen celebrities with
bits of eccentric dancing and a
novelty violin turn. Green keeps
the show moving between his in
Productions of the sprightly vern-
cites, tenor Bill Tracy and others.
Ross Dristy and his boys play
for shows and supper dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Tough on Hosiery

MADELEINE CARROLL, who
has the leading feminine role In
Bahama Passage" donned eight
pair of silk stockings every day
during the filming of location
scenes for the Technicolor picture.
Tropical sun rays and hot. dry
wind from the Bahama Islands
broke up the sheer fabric rapidly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Chapter No. ], r. A. NJ. a member
of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, Division No. 1. New
York Central Lines, and also q
member OF Square Club.
Surviving are his wife, Mar
CATER, a daughter. Mrs. John Cam
burn, and two sisters, Mrs. Fred
erick Bobson and Mrs. George
Babcock. all of Detroit. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
at Littman's

A NEW musical comedy,
Land of JOY" will be presented
on the stage of Littman's Peo-
pies Theater tomorrow afternoon
and evening with Lily Liliana
and Leon Liebgold in the star
ring roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

II 'Ss p. MT "Tom, Dick and Harry"
l34T, ls0I. 7;1S. 10 40 p. m.
FlSHER-"Kiss the Boys Goodbye
IL 80, 3:S1, e;S1, S;3S D. M. II 80 q. m.
Tom. Dick and Harry" is05, SOC, s;01
II .05 p. m.
CINDERELLA--'sKiss the Boys Good.
bye" 1880, $50, T;lt. 1os1S p. M
''Torn, Dick and HAIRY" 1885, SilS. s;s5