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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
.MaYries at
Church Rites
Miss Dorothy Martin Wed,
Mr.. Stanley ttuehsrt

Roosevelt Heights Christian
church was the scene Of an i'm
pressivs wedding ceremony
late Sunday afternoon when
Miss Dorothy Martin. daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Flora Martin. and
Mr.. Stanley Hughart. son #
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Hughart Of
spokane. exchanged their
marriage vows. White gladioli
and candles in stately candel-
abra decorated the church for
the ceremony which was per
formed by the Rev. Paul
Deane Hill.
Mrs. Joseph Homer sister ~
the bride. wss vocalist for the osre-
mony and Mrs. Carl Messner and
Mrs. Paul D.ane Hill were the
pianist and organist. respectively.
Selections included "Oh Promise
Me and Because
Given IN marriage by her broth
er. Mr.. Howard Martin. the bride
wore a bengaline gown made with
a ruffled bodice. a s~triing skirt
and a soft yoke Of orRandy. Her
veil ~ Illusion wss ~ fingsr.tip
length and her flowers we're q co.
lonial bouquet Of white rose huds
and swansonia.
Sister Il Attendant
Matron Of honor vas Mrs. Nor
man Richardson tJsnioe P@terson1
who wore = gown Of cornfiower
blue net and carried colonial
bouquet Of yellow rose buds. Miss
Cora Hughart. sister Of the bride
groom. was IN. Granddaughter. Her
gown was OF green chiffon and
her flowers were a wrist oorsags
Of yellow rose buds.
Mr.. Norman Richardson OF Pros.
ser was best man. and Mr.. Hilary
Martin. brother Of tho bride. and
Mr.. Leonard Richardson Of clsrks-
ton were the ushers
For her daughters marriage and
the reception which followed At
the home Of the brides mother.
Mrs. Martin wore a blue lace and
the bridegroom mother a navy
crepe Both wore corssgss OF pink
rone buds
Garden flowers appointed the
rooms Pouring were Mrs Howard
Martin and Mrs. Hilary Martin.
sisters-in-lAv ~ the bride. Mrs
William Astzen.r. sister Of ths
bride. cut the cake. Mrs. Ralph
Bergt was IN charge n the gifts
Mas Marie Newman took care ~
the guest book and MIRA Robert
CourtNright and Aiss Barbara
Homer assisted With the serving
New Home In Pasadena
For her wedding trip. q cruise
on the sound. tina bride chose .
two piece suit IN tone. Of eooonut
brown. with II sbe wore blue so-
esssoriss Following their trip.
SIR. and Mrs HuRhart will 20 10
Pasadena % establish their first
home
The bride IL a graduate u Lin.
coin high school and an alumna u
Whltw0rth college Mr.. Hughsrt
II a graduate ~ WhitSofih and 1t
the present time "a a student a.
sistAnt a. the California Insututs
~ Technology
One hundred ard twenty fiss
guests attended ths ceremony Al
ths church. Thoss from cat ~
toNn we're NJ. ard Mr. . psristf
u Walls Wsiia. grandparents ~
~ bridegroom Mas 1argstst
Watson n SPOKANE. Mr. Rob<rt
stsek u spoksns. M. ard nfa e
l. shgli Of Hoodsport. NJ. and
Mira. James Frank ard krs Fiof-
snce HecFseksn. Seattle. Nj snd
Mira. Joseph Hornsr Mas Barbara
Hornsr Peggy and JACK Homer.
all d Portland: Mr.. Jossph Bar
Dell. also Of Portland. Mira JsiiA
Holden Of Paysilgp. grandmother
0f the bride. and Afs. AAa Holden.
Mr. Floyd Holden. NJ and AFs.
James BlDDy. M. ard Mira ciAr-
snoe Clayton and Ma Ruth Clay
ton. all Of Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Your Postmaster ear tel f0a
nov 70 invest In y. . psfsas>
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Mrs.. Boyoo is the for
nner Alice Porter, dough-
Ter Of Mr.. ord Mfs. Ben
Porter Her nouiooe 70
M Boydo. son OF Mr..
George Boyoo. 81. took
plocs on July II OF home
With the Rev. a. 2. "A.
keitnef officiating.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Deiense-Area
Problems are
Discussed

. Officials of the Federal Sc
curity Administration meeting
at Cleveland today discussed
problems Of mushroom commun-
tiles in new defense plant areas
including the vital South Ma
comb sector.
r. c. Goodwin, Regional FSA
Coordinator, said no recommen-
dations had been made to date,
but that projects would be pre-
pared by the Regional PWA Of
fees in Detroit.
Certain to benefit from the
$l50,000,0O communities facil-
tiles bill is the South Macomb
area, already the home of the
Naval Arsenal. and the Army
Tank plant.
The bill makes possible the
use Of federal funds for badly
n e e d ed defense highways.
schools and sanitary facilities h
the South Macomb area.
Additional impr v ements
probably include federal aid for
the overburdened Mount Glenn
ems school system. q Mount
Clemens community, center for
soldiers and defense highways
near Selfridge Field.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

seven women - bore life pre-
servers when they were picked
up yesterday in the waters or
along the shores Of Casco Bay.
Two other bodies were held
aboard fog-bound search. craft
overnight. W
Search continued today -
federal and state authorities
pressed m investigation Of the
accident.
With every indication, that
there were no survivors az IL
trip that started % rally, ~
disaster. took H. highest toll a
lie In New England waters since
~ periahed In Tie lGaekinac
/, 10 years ago.
Thirty-thrse men lose slseir
lives In the sinking Of Tire sub
marine 90 Of Portsmouth, N.
- - 81 - eaos Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Former Detroit Police
Head Gets Stiff Term
VETERAN POLICE OFFICER FACES
TWO MORE CHARGES AOF GRATING

'tendent was charged With re-
ceiving protection money from Q
baseball pool conspiracy.
FOUR FOUND GUILTY
A circuit court jury found
Frahm and three other former
police officers guilty last Fri
day. Eight others named in the
indictment, which was returned
by Judge Homer Ferguson's one
man grand jury, entered guilty
pleas.
The officers who stood trial
with Frahm were James M.
Dooley and Clyde E. Ranney,
former detective lieutenants, and
John E. Mullisan, former de-
tective.
Trahm, q past president of the
Michigan Police Chiefs Associa-
ton, was q veteran Of 20 years
of police service. His trial was
the second that resulted from
the grand jury investigation of
corruption among Wayne coun-
See PRISON-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
IlII6xDenies
Naval Atli!on
No potsols Yet
In Action. Claim

WASHINGTON, July 2-tR)
Secretary Knox fatty sisted
today that no American vessels
on Atlantic patrols had engaged
in conveying, had become In
volved In combat, had suffered
any loss of life in their crews or
any loss of equipment.
The question Of patrol opera
ton was raised at q press con-
ference at which the navy chief
also was Intercepted about
criticism, in congress Of his de-
mand this week that the United
States seize on the present mo-
ment 70 sweep ''the German
menace" from the Atlantic.
Repeatedly, the secretary de-
clined to reply to the criticisms
or to say whether the speech In
which he made the demand had
presidential or cabinet approval.
At length, however, when
asked whether IL would "be fair
to say you are sticking by your
guns on the speech" Knox
doomed:
Eyes, Of course"
Senator Wheeler (D-Mont)
said yesterday that Knox should
be removed from Office for
making such q speech.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Band Concer1
is Scheduled
for Tonight

nClare A. Wigell's Mount Clem-
ems High school band will offer
the first of . series Of weekly
concerts from the steps Of the
Public Library tonight.
After this week, the concerts
will be given each Friday. Nj
CELL said. The program forIrto-
night follows:
Marines March, Louise Oyer
ture, Military Escort Mach,
Horizon Overture, Steppine Out
March, The Courtier, Symphdpic
Poem, Dancing Tambourins.
Nofmai March, Rampage \ Of
the Old Gray Mare. Safety
March, Tea for Two, II Captain
March and Star Spangled Btn-
ner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

Due 10 Leave
July 9, 10
Nationol Droft
Ruling Proves
Boon to Many

awhile % Macomb county men
won eleventh hour "reprieves"
from the draft today when selec-
tive service granted q blanket
deferment to all potential selec-
tees % years of age or older,
1913 others prepared for induc-
ton into the United States Army
at Detroit on July 8 and 10.
Brig. Gen. Lewis b. HerShey,
Deputy 6elective Service DDec-
tor, narrowed the age limits In
anticipation of final congres-
sional action which would have
the same effect. He said he act
ed at the request of congress
sional leaders.
SLASHES LISTS
The ,reprieve cut seven men
from q list released late yester-
day by Board No. /, took eight
from Board No., 2 and seven
from Board No. g..
The revised Lists indicate the
following number of nnen will
leave the thfSe districts:
Board No. 1-Forty-two, men
will leave the Mount Clemens
Savings Bank on WEDNESDAY,
July 8 at $40 am. n
A total of 81 men will leave
the Roseville Municipal Build
ing from Board No. 2 on July
8 at 1855 am.
Another 35 men will leave
Romeo at $40 pm. on July 8.
The Romeo group will be in
Quoted on July 10; the others
on the preceding day.
Those who won deferments
on an age basis are:
DEPARTMENTS
Board No. I: Earl Keidel, Her
man Kline and Clifford Dubay,
all of Mount Clemens; Joseph
See REGISTER-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Deull.6 ] ]
sloi.Madlliise}
Sheriff Presses
Coming Drive

oSheriff Jacob F. Theut c2Ack-
ed down on gaming ID ices
again yesterday afternooQ nth
his deputies Selling eight ma
chimes In three raids npou beer
gardens and one golf club.
Six slot machines were eoEl-
fiscated from the Clinton Wiley
Golf course on Utica road By o.
ficers late yesterday afternoon,
while pinball machines were
seized at Lingeman's Tavern and
the Blue Boat Inn, both estab-
lishments located on South
River road. s
The slot machines included
two quarter. one dime and three
nickel devices. ,t
The raiding party consisted of
Deputies Cornelius Gudenau.
Levi Moore and one special Of.
ficer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
81 Die I'm Boat Blast
OVERLOADED PICNIC CARRIER HAD
GRIM RECORD OF THREE
SiNKINGS
SiNKIklGS

oHARPSWELL, Me-, July D.
R-The 44-foot motorboat DON
was pictured today by state fish
cries warden John Stevens a q
jinx ship that was '.overcrowd-
ed" when II exploded and sent
81 men and women picnickers
to death on Sunday.
Declaring the DON had sunk
three times In the past decade"
only TO Be raised, Stevens told
newsmen the craft wa top
heavy" and that Il carried $50
gallons Of gasoline, some in ems
on deck, WHEN Il ~ out On 10
last vuyaes - Monhsgan Island,
20 miles away.
He added that Il w1s inode-
quote1x eQuipped with III peo-
servers ~ ~ party e 1uBn-
ford, md Mexico, Me-, residonts.
Ncno q ~ firx& uine NJ
esxU04 ee1lO - ~ - -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Crash Suits
Seek $500
FotoI Accident
Bosis Of Action

OHubert Donaldson, 20, Of
Richmond, was named defend
ant in two suits asking $500,
the outgrowth Of an accident on
June I in which his 26-year-old
wife, Agnes, and Beverly Walk
er, eight, of Detroit were killed.
Donaldson and Doris Hurley,
Is, of Detroit, were injured in
the crash which occurred on
Gratiot avenue when q car
driven by Mrs. Don q l d . o n
struck q utility pole Joseph
Hurley, next friend to Doris,
asks 81, 500 and Louise Walker,
See SUTTS-Page 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

= Macomb county's three draft
boards today awaited instruc-
tions necessary 70 inteeroto 61o
2l.year-old regiStrants with
more than $4,000 county men
who registered on the first N
Day.
tn e1e who appeared 1t four
centQ1p yesterday when the sec-
ond IN Day" was held face poe
sible early induction because al
men over 20 today were given
blanket deferments.
The men registered O follows:
Board No. 1---Mount Clemens,
155; Board No. 1--Center Line
Sub Station, l22; Board No. -
100; Board No. 3--lz4.
While specific Instructions
from state selective service au-
thorities have been lacking. Al
ton H. Noe, chief clerk for BOARD
No. 1, said the 11-year-old men
will be given numbers higher
than the highest order number
See D9AFT-Rago &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Better Take
an Umbrella
ON Picnic

elf you are planning picnic
on the Fourth, you had better
take an umbrella along. Just
in case.
According to the Selfridge
Field weather bureau, scattered
thunder storms will greet Ma
comb county residents on Thurs
day and Friday.
Cooler weather was also fore
cast by the observers.
A cool breeze today brought
the first respite from Z heat
spell which has sent thousands
to the beaches and resorts dur
ing the past week and . half.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Talley Wins Diya -
ORDER GRANTS CUSTODY OF CHILL,
REPRIhAAkDS HUSBAND FOR
CHARGES

oLOS ANGELES, July 3-(A
Marion .Talley In Z divorces.
lq1l custody Of her dAugh>er a.
80 md assurance e 0upoetoe
juCgo lnglll W. 1ull thn1 ~
more court fights sre % ~ ~
l1ituted over possession c. -
q yoor old child.
Ju6eo bull awarded Nh Tai
~ foEmer opera and nnov}4
o6aoor, . divorce ron 49,
q. 1ekstrom, her former u
yoe)k vuice coech, yesterday.
C6vU NJ Susan nd foGlgq
1els(rom iron prosecutinQ 1ors
ehGRs ~ any Deate. anv oono.
invUo1o1 bgse. The trlao -
q1 ~ tesks and ~ 61os
0oG ii n1400GAlgD 81
Nnf>lIoe, Junoo Dul1 g. ~
non6oa Behstrom foe - ~
1noesls ehsfBus soRiast NJ ~
- ooelnpu1 - - 3.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Seek Approval
on Drain Cost
Communities
Asked to Cooperate

nArnold Rockensuess, deputy
drain commission, today took q
definite step towards the re-
opening of the long idle Nine
Mile Hallway Disposal Plant,
when he sent a letter to East
Detroit, Center Line and War
rem township authorities seek
Ing their cooperation in arriving
at q cost apportionment for the
estimated $11, 900 annual oper-
ating expense. The county and
the state will also share in the
cost.
The apportionment will be
based on the amount of use that
each agency will make of the
plant, and q. special act, PA. n,
was passed by the state legisla-
ture at the last session to legalize
this method of financing.
Under order from the Hon. Jo-
seph c. Trombly, Judge Of pro-
bate, Rockensuess asked the Of
ficials Of the three communities
to inform him of the number Of
house connections to the sewers,
the number of stores and bust
ness places connected, the num-
Der Of industries connected, and
the water rates charged to each.
sOn the basis of the figures, an
apportionment Of the cost will
be determined.
! The probate court will appoint
q board Of review which will
conduct hearings on the assess
ment made. The decisions Of the
board will be final.
The disposal plant, which Is
located In st. Clair Shores, has
long lain abandoned. The great
number Of new homes that are
springing up in the southern part
Of the county makes . more ade-
quate sewage disposal system
necessary.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Mssssst Co. -
- ct Nsw Liss1s

'OIhs lli6hiann publip sssvfco
cons1nisslon todAy apq6ose1 ~
petition Of I IL Coq noeo
Power coinpony % soevjCp ~
muntcipalitio includk6f 16nrk
clsaaens WITH natural 60 ll1ln
Texas ana Klnsas. .l', I.
AT ~ snnae time ~ ~.
sion approved : 1S-yGok n i
between ~ utility an - -
Hand1e 1ast1Fn ripoIl6G c.
pany 1or IN transpsFt n11on q!
the gas = Nichiean. ss
Chairman John O'I1aea q -
commission aid tn o9lnor wGl14
protect lgichisan Ar>ngol -
producers b. requir1 - 60
pany 70 petition d. :
IL At any tiins they
visable q provide ] r. ~
- 0A011 s's
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

e DETRoITs July 2 - DGir.
CURT Judge EaxfsC. Pussley OF
Hart today sentenced Fred W.
Ifahm. fUfmer Detroit police
superi6fendent- TO serve four to
fiye-yeafs in Southern Michigan
prison; following his conviction
on grGft charges.
The former police superin-'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Five More Housewives Win
Attractive Budget Awards
Mssisss csassst c1asiasss =
latsi0se Thrifty St1ppsn

GIVE nors 1laeomb esuily
housewives have ben asnf4s1
prizes n M weekly Daily 49,
ftof lGarkst Basket csn(u,
bringing H. total nun1oF Z
WiEmesS - - pofoooD el14o =
eontsst was startsd = - :
ego. ~
This weeks fra psiss 49,
- Ass Ha0o ksaesls . -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

I. Mount Clemens. Mira. M
1auS entry was judged the bess
balanced menu Of the HUNDREDS
- eutrieg received.
IS Othor priye winners iacludea:
Nj. Ipb Miller. 100 chuEs
$1,000: Hrs. Nelson Lpchfmoas
~ oheridan, third; Mfs. Arthstg
Iline. 70 Grand, fourth, sn4
Nh. H. Z. Moore, le2 washin-
- nth.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Pole FayOrs NaZi Drive

oLONDON, July 2-Qp-GeneroI Wlodysow skorski. Pre-
ner of the Polish government exile. deeored todoy the
Cerron invasion of Soviet Russo fovorobe event
and tot Poles could expect the Russons to restore Soviet
Polish relations to their pre-wor stotus
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

oTha condition Of Mayor Rich
ard 3. MAXWELL, Of East Detroit
who Qu6efWeut . major opera-
49, 49, Ja6sph's Mercy Hos
UUegool No. rgpdgted -
sDUoG this afternoon. The OPP
eretIen was performed 1t II an
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Ferry Filters ON Duty

oLONDON July 2-Q41-Three Comedian graduates OF the
Commonwealth training plan In Eneond today shor
ina the distinction being the first filters to be posted with
the Transatlantic Ferry Service to expedite their courses
as FIGHTER pilots.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
.Amkar Gets French Plea

oANkARA, July l-tDeIoyed) -R-Joeques Beno'st-
Mechin chairman of the Wchy cobnet hod one hour
conference odov with President set nonu to whom ne de-
vered personol message from Vcy Chief OF Stote Mar
stNol petoin
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Reds Complete WarshfP
Explains Ships Passage

soLONDON, July 2-Q9-Prme Minister Churchill sold to-
day Briton hod permitted possoee Of United Sotes tonker
10 Vchy-conroled French North Afrco because II to
Btoin advantage for America to keep contact with Vehy
territory.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

acAlRO Eovpt july 2IlR-Brtsh forces ossoiIine Pol
ro site Of an npotont Syrian obose have recoptured
position menocno the desert town. the middle east general
hsodquorters declared today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Church Supports Fuhrer

aRERI IN Julv 2-R-The German Lutheran Church TO-
dov teeoophed Adolf Hitler pledge to support the oz
oh oooinst Boshevism he double enemy OF Chrston-
iN and the Gernon people,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-21
SAGE and SOIL
By Mrs. Paul Schuller

Regardless OF how we'll plans
are laid, they can be put as
sunder. The little one had to
contend with an emergency op-
GRAFTON which meant no fair and
which, by the way, is a catastro-
phe IN anybody's language.
The company from Missouri
couldn't get over sleeping I'M
der a wool blanket in the month
of August. And the large ditch
of water rushing over the check
made them nervous and why
does our lawn stay so ~reen way
out here in the country?
The grain is in the bin and
third cutting alfalfa lays like an
emerald carpet. You know, it
is the dessert of the crop.
The dog drags Bills boots
out. Then his hat. He counts us
in at the gate and is dissatisfied
with his count. Bill had planned
entering him in the dog show
and couldn't see why pedigree
made any difference to a good
dog.
School in the near future.
Again the family will be sep
arated for nine months.
AS a psychological trial I am
tempted to take the family to
a mountain top with a good pi-
ano, the best classics, lots of
pencils and pads and stay for
a year. At least they could catch
their breath and count their
blessings, be one year behind
the times.
We have had a lot of fun with
our cameras this summer.
ION with the work." the bat
tie cry of a farm woman
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-21
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
The United States Civil Ser
vice commission has announced
examinations for filling accoun-
tant positions, with salaries
ranging from $4,000 to SIS, 500 a
year. Appropriate responsible
and successful experience in &C
counting or auditing is required.
Study in accountancy or certif-
icate as certified public account
ant will be accepted for part of
the experience requirement. Ex-
perience as routine accounting
or audit clerk will not be con-
Sidered qualifying. Applicants
will not have to take a written
test, but will be rated on their
qualifications as shown in their
applications, subject to corrob-
Grafton. The closing date for re-
ceipt of applications is Septem-
Der 10, 1871.
The commission has amended
the examination for industrial
specialists in various fields, SAL
aries ranging from $4,000 to
pC, OOO q yCd4y w d44OW 1CIC1pU vi
applications until further notice.
The commission has also an
nounced the close of receipt OF
applications for two announce
ments. They are:
Superintendent of construc-
ton, various grades, $4,000 to
$500 a year. Applications must
be on file not later than August
IS, 1941.
Under card-punch operator
1890 a year. Applications must
be filed not later than Septem-
Der 2, 1941. Application will still
be accepted for alphabetic card
punch operator.
Applications for these exam
nations must be filed with the
Washington office of the COM
mission not later than the clos.
ing dates specified. Full infor.
nation as to the requirement:
for these examinations, and ap,
plication forms may be OBJ.
tanned from Howard E. Wagner
secretary of the Board Of U. S
Civil Service Examiners, at thu
post office in this city, or from
the secretary of the Board 0,
U. S. Civil Service Examiners, a
any first or second-class pos
office.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-21
BIG STOCK OF
FALL GOODS

We bought our stock Of Fall
& Winter goods very early
and got under the wire be-
fore prices were raised. We
ore passing this sowing on
to you!