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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
eethev Swim Teen Eaeoa
Crosse poimte Todoy

The Bather tank team takes
on Crosse Pointe at { p. m. thln
afternoon in the GrosDe Points
pool.
The locals have yet 10 annGx
. circuit meet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
Todey's Guest Ster

John Cummings, PhIIodeI-
phio Inquirer: bill Terry was
represented in the public prints
as Saying q Greenbere on the
ball field or q Louis in the
ring contributes enough money
in income taxes to keep q
whole platoon under arms. :.
Thot's certoinIy putting the
dollar sign on patriotism"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14

JERSEY CITY, ~. a.
Frank Posyda knockeo ct Tom.
my Adams vt Newark r the
eighth round at Laurel uArdens
there before Joining d. United
States Marines at Pensacola.
The young Jefsey City heavy.
weight enlisted.
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LotIIs'|
Revo|
Close Ib|
Msy sssss Y
IL cessl ~ q
osksss HiShl ! nv

oOnly Z fsw hours ~ I, q
local Basketball talloNe1I +
know whethos ~ II t =
ems Bathers en- foi6e IT, T.
from the disapD eint gnG1f "a \
diseouraging defeo1G ~ u
victory where Il y le6oe N "a
ed-from the hiGhlY ! a1
Royal Ok, Qulntek I
The 1athers 1sce pee6one ~
stiffest taGt az Nsoie a. 1 = (
schedule tonl1ht a ~ 4 S1 |:
vindicate their fn3lUo ~ 10 r.
Oak court. ~ tStl = N M
Royal Oak woul4 ~ v
lssst one q ~ - t~
games. s. n u All
The osksrs Aave ~ !, l,
strongest toe1ns n ~ ~ ~ ~
City circuit. TIaox NH NJ n
tonight 70 reol16 ~ " Y:
petition they GpSe 4 W. & !
when thsy wore o
Fordson. In q protlr
this season. On De-
Oak beat the locals ~ :
a score. 81. 3. d $s Z
Since that 80 I |
Coaeh EEnis 49, I'M = FEY {
ened up hin oQV1o1 ak IN
cloee b v1lkino 10n & W
major vielue6o( 0 r
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14

games. King Dede took 49,
games from King Solomoo.
three games were scored -
= psines 2 - - ~.
givsa NJ Kiag ~. tses Y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
Records Indicate Early Injuries
Presage Great Feats on Track
Runners Suruiue
Paralysis, Burns
Breaks to Prevail

A broken bone in Walter
Mehl's foot failed to knit prop
erly had to be removed.
Mehl had always run the half
mile. but when he resumed
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
Cunningham Not
Alone Ouercoming
Seuere Handicap
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor

oNEW YORK, Feb. 14.-That's
. good story, the track critic
wondering how Chuck Fenske
accounted for q 4:07.4 mark
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
ACES WIN

ACES WIN
Erred xandriek led The Aces
In The Kings and oueens League
b victory over King Purton 1t
ths DoWl.o -Dsume With : Sc.
which wae hloh IN ths leo0Ue
iee ~ nionl n Aees took TIVE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14

JANKOWSKY ROLLS SIS
OHigh scorers In the Mayor
League 1t the Bowl O. Drome
were: Paul Jankowsky, Of Len
Rox, with . sec. paul also had
high game Of 1861; Erwin Egle,
Of Dads Place. and Duggan, Of
Priehs, with 802; and Cliff r.
win, with q SIS.
Oidbru Beer had q total Of
Alto pins 70 Iced the league.
DAlRXnQEN 90 INTO TIE
OMount Clemens Dairy slipped
into Z tie for first place in the
Class pa League at the Macomb
Recreation, when IL dropped
two games to State Farm Insur.
anee, while the second place
Terrace Garden team was two
out Of three In ito match with
Tassie Tavern. The teams have
eoch Won . and lost -.
Bob 3rskine, Of TaaDie Tsv.
ern, led the bowlers with q CAS-,
includ6d In which was . smash-
ING ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14
People And Things

Looks more and more like
Les MocMitcheII, New York u.
flash, is the new hope for the
four-minute mile. is and when
!. .Fitzie Zivic is Mike Jo-
robss hose sgaest Aut icMiomi
ond it's q good thing he's GET
ting his board free. for his
luck at HioIeoh is what the
boys at the Yot Club coll lousy
Mrs. Tom Clare, who sue
ceeded her Iote husband at
Sorotoeo, is the only woman
race trock superintendent in
the country. Detroit counts
on Eric Mc'Noir to shortstop
for the Tigers this year insteod
Of Dick Bortell -. Roscoe
ToIes, the negro heavyweight.
spends half his earnings for
gIod roos and in some quar-
ters is accepted as the best
dressed fighter in the biz.
Valentine Thought
We wish Di Messio would
sign.
And thus b Bsssew's
valentine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-14

Martina il convinced Doraxio's
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Naval Air Station
And Navy Yard Now
Offer Situations

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LIBRARY NOTES
From the
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Rev = A Hogan Of Paftt4 Miss
filhc NE pulrts Ia sunday services
al The KFroae Baptist Chnfch sun.
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Gaufirr Library
Association Has
Meeting May IL


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF
Mn Ann aHS q q DUNN

Mr. and Mrs 5eslu q fsenn *
Krcoie we're koaases b a surprise
twenty -i4fM Nntdlua Anniversary
celebration. given b AT Ana Mfs
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
Poppy Day Genes On
Saturday. May -.
Al Over the Nnfion

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Expert Sees Bugs
In Credit Control
BY u. 5. Governm'f

COLUMBUS. o. Oct. . Up -
D Theodore Beckman Ono Sta'e
University credit expert. says ef-
forts TO control inStalment buying
through the Federal Reserve Board
Is a step in the right direction but
that the plan is unlikely to achieve
81 its objectives
The Ohio State faculty member
anticipates an immediate and
widespread psychological effect IN
curbing lnstallment sales. but he
1oresees numerous difficulties in
making the program fully effective
The Ohio State expert believes
that restrictions will tend in the
long run to shift demand from
such articles as automobiles and
rofrigerators to other goods where
instalment buying abuse has been
even more serious. He says there
may be an increased demand for
hard durable goods as well
Another weakness of the pres
cnt program" DR. Beckman point
co out is that il affects pnnc.-
pally the people in the lower n
come brackets
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Notes on
MeIoIand News

Mrs Ward McGrew and Mrs. ID.
c. Scott were hOSteSSeS at fare
Wel. tea at the MCGreW home Fri
DAY afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jesse
Mcbride. In presenting Mrs. Nc
Bride with a gift, Mrs. w. j. Gregg,
president of the Meloland club, eX
pressed the hope that the Nc
Brides will often visit their son
Richard and family. and thuN not
lose contact with the community.
Little Una Katherine, month old
granddaughter of the honoree. re-
ceived her first Introduction to her
neighbOrs, and refreshments wee
served to. MeSdameS Lawrence
Richards, Lev Mcintosh, w. j.
Greg9 Fred Waterman, G c. Rich
ards. H A. Wells. Joe Kinnaird.
Richard Kinnaird. L. G.. Goar, Alex
Meyer. Richard Mcbride. Earl Mad
dOX, and Miss Vera Havekorst. The
McBrides plan TO buy house trailer
in Los Angeles and make leisurely
trip to Iowa. later returning to
California to locate permanently.
Nj and Mrs G.. c. Richards ar
rlved home last Wednesday from
three months vacation spent with
relatives in Illinois. Enroute home
the Richards also enjoyed week
With their daughter, Mrs. Earl Al
teH and family. Of Los Angeles.
san Diego gained another local
'e-.dent Whon> Maurice Galloway
le., Wednesday 10 accept a position
a Consolidated Aircraft.
Elton KInnaird. and his flancee
Ms Haze Babcock. of San Diego.
opeN' the week end With his par
c:l's. Nh and Mrs. Richard Kin
laFG Klnnaird has been in the
nay Tor several years and is at
present Stationed IN san Diego.
M M'r'ic Lewis returned from
"n D!c2o Saturday and will spend
ono tlne VIII her cousin, Mrs.
EardE Ode,
Tic williamson family recently
npTcc 70 Bakersfield. after resjd-
- a The HaYcHOrSt ranch for Sev-
elal months
a O Mcintosh spent Sunday and
Monday H Yuma ON business.
Dhncy guests at the Alex Never
1pH'r 5 s'day weie MI. Mary
G'' 81 of san Bcrnardino, Max Fox
d Camp San Louis Obispo and
Ja'H Fox OF Fl Centre.
".r. and Ms Henry Box and
Gti2htor Norma Lee, have moved
10 I. Cen'ro after making their
",."e on tic Hartuo2 ranch for SOW.
era! @ea5s. . ''
The d c. Scot, family were San
L''-' '.alto:s Saturday.
Tn Har.r" Corfmau family spent
S'IH@' afternoon %ith Mrs. COrf-
a.a: parents Mr.. and Mrs. Char
.. Layton, and enjoyed visit
".'i - Herman Smith family of
Z .i.D@r. Who spent the week end
- ~ Layton hOme Mrs Smith
. a daughter Of the Lagtons.
X Z Hart2og Of L. Centre was
Il o.nncr guest Of Mr and Mrs.
" J Gregg Sunday Mrs Hartzog
i 'l.Iune her sisters and other
, ie.aogea II Missouri having also
saon, .c,ae tiae p.th hcs son-in-
Ia" ant dau,b'rr ID and Mrs
K DaA.een ri Atlanta. G"olgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
AIdrmo-verd

Robert Mitchell of San Diego
called Saturday at the home OF his
father, M. =. N. Mitchell.
Keith Nets left recently for Phoc-
nix. Ariz.. where he will visit with
his sister, Mrs. McEuen.
Barbara Edge OF San Diego, for
merly of Alamo, and Westley Darrell
of San Diego we're married at Yuma.
Ariz., Sept 10.
Mrs. Evelyn Maring accompanied
Mrs. A. l.. Bernshouse to San Diego
saturday and returned Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Alexahocr
we're callers at the home OF MI
and Mrs. Basil Warmer Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

NIrs. Barbara Hawk and Miss
Helen Hawk spent the Weekend in
live Oaks visiting with Mrs. L. c.
Hawk
Mr. T. W Lcng WAS caller of
MIS-. Franklin kumbcrg Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. John Elder. Mrs. Roy Elder
and Mrs. Bud Mckenzie called re-
Gently on Mrs. Delbcrt Alexander
of Imperial.
Frank O'Connor left last week
for vacation in Los Angeles.
Mrs. W. /. Freeman of Hemct is
spending several weeks visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Jake Neidiffer, and
Mrs. Z. WithroW.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Mother Parks Tram,
Then Forqets
SAN FRANCISCO. oct

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. . ,UF1
Nj. Loretta Lemkuls parking
troubles were thousand times
more agonizing than usual because
it was not her car but her baby
carriage with 5-months-old Dennis
inside.
She parked the pram outside Il
store. She shopped. She came GU
and shopped in another store. Then
she shoppcd elsewhere She came
back to store No. l-at least she
thought it Was and Dennis was not
there.
The ponce rushed a sQuad ear,
she leaped inside, and they fine
Combcd the entire district
Finally they spotted Dennis right
where he had first been parked
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

EGa.a F.Eea, a.G q te..oH cove
har:c. oi SaH Die-o were G.uaer
guests O. lie G :. Upao.ts or san
Ga G&.aH- ..c.c WteE enc IL &c
vale.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

About 80 attended the pot luck
Giuacr and meeting Friday evening
II Community hall.
Il was decided that church and
Sunday school will be held Sunday,
Oct. ).
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

Tie Ia. NorfaroNS c&joTcd
yl>!t trom their friends. Dixie
Gardrer ard lis Sor. who. n COM
panr Win no otncr hYnte"s. nos
tered traw % Aneo.es 10y ne Week
enG opeH.n- O. dove season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

Miss Fla Cups.~ W,~,os .aao"2-
tory techuleiau O. IL ,,a,e health
department.. Mrs Harold Mason ans
Attlc son. Harold NJ. were guests
Of the Henry JpAo..S II A.aU.o &c.
Sunday nlgat S.a)per
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
McCube Note S

". and NJ. Harry Kalhiu, i
san DIeeo spent Sunday Usi,ine
Nj anC Mrs George YukaWa Ms
kuehln. Is the former Elko YuKuWa
Sunday night bo'h couples wc"C
guests q ElkV's sister. AIaSako Tar
lguch! and Dr X TanlEaeh. IL
their EeW F Centre bone The
KucEInIs rctarncc to SAL Desc
later that CYeHiEE
MIS- Marian Eaot; aGG Ms Her
~ Jphoit were entertained a. .uNeh
Saturday by MIS- G Y. Upho: A.
though tie hostess VAS rot aware ot
It al TIC JIme she learned .a.er "a
the D,eaSaN; oIOas.ou marked htg
mothec-ln-.aW's BIRTHDAY.
Week end eae>;s q: NJ aa5 Mg>
:. p. LaBraehCuc were Y. ais
Mrs Bob Jones toee;hes With ".
and Mrs Joe Condos q Los Al
geleS WHO arrived cay Saturday
morning tor the opening Q. tha
dove season Tie visitors le.t San-
day night a.te. >ae.csS.&. No
days shooting
Raymond Pollard -esaNcd T&e>-
day from 4 10 ca> yac2.,on tip
in and around les AHEe.c>.
Nj and Ms W.ib3r Sherwood
with their family moiorcd down
from Riverside OF Sunday tor 4
visit With the Elmer ForreSters NJ.
Sherwood is Mrs Fo.yeSter'> broth
er
McCabe Al clab leaders and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
SeeIeV


The WcstSide Country club held
IT. Hr>t meeting Of the year Al the
hssat e. NIrs FloSSie Ingle With
Nj Iae1e and Mrs Nellie Love
uNG Ms MaaGlc Harris. co-hoStess-
\ delicious pot luck luncheon pre-
ccGed the program, The House
TRAILER. arranged by Mrs Ruth
Bowman Was read by Mrs. Jessie
tytle Vacation travels as told by
mdlyidua. club members enliyened
t3o OCCASION.
Those present were Mesdamcs
Ncya Green. Oileada Diehl. Vic
torIa Rich. Nellie Lowe, Iva Lee
Hlsgms. Maggie HayenS, FloSsle
InEle Jessie Lytle. Mamma Green,
Alaa Coblcigh. Olive Cannon. Nan
Sheldon. Bertha Woliscroft, Emma
Robertson, and Pauline Westmore-
.aEG
( Campbell Of San Diego was
Il visitor last week Of his brother
..,.a daughter. G. L. Campbell and
Gladys SWayze.
About 80 attended the pot luck
Giuaer and meeting Friday evening
II Community hall.
Il was decided that church and
Sunday school will be held Sunday,
Oct. 5.
Nj and Mrs J. P. Williams. Irene
Williams and baby spent the week
eng in San Diego,
J.m McHone. who is in the navy
ana stationed at North Island was
a visitor at the J. 7. Oftelie home
seyera. days.
Ms. John Bates and two chill
dren returned home Sunday after
the simmer spent III Los Angeles.
Mrs E R. Mcdowell. who has
been on visit with her mother
and family in Iowa the past month.
returned by way Of Selma and met
her husband Sgt. Mcdowell, where
he was spending the week with his
parents and family. Both returned
home Monday.
VI. and Mrs. Don Kear with
friends We're week end visitors to
aunt doves and spent Saturday
n.ght at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
I \. Howard. returning Sunday
70 san Bernardlno.
Nj and Mrs. Louis Calkins re-
turned from their vacation visit
Ing tEelr relatives near Fresno.
FREQ Mastick and G. L. Campbell
are OF on deer hunt this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

t., EC.s Dct Wlta A.rs. AaU"cE
Needy ana MIS- He.cu HaWa -
thv AlSCa5c tcal.csaso ~ NI5:taE
etcnas Plans were aI5e >Gd lie
prosgam ,a.CuGa: w. set - tcs
,h,> eo".sa - 90 -
Tie ( " Nar.sse, ca-5yed
week enc Nl>., rom NJ. WaeeeicS
so .n,,c> Free aM6 Leonard Smith
- s.. p.eGy VNo cane down 10
- alley 10y cove huNting Add
,iaHa. e"r>.> wee NJ {. 4. Hl.l and
.ss> Sanity ..cH ~ A&.e.r> Va
..>o .s.Gc -, s,.,. &. ..t-. aH,"
IL aaH> - ..e ustt ..ss .l.
Mrs Robt.. Ia.a.ss. .e. rs...
No"...ov tQna - r.. r,ts.:a. "o!s
Il, 4 .eacle. II Tie Eas0h2~ los
AnHGgs >oaoQ. -" e"Np,ed o. in
lahG children. ou Mo0GaE. Sept.
=. This slhoC. l. vae supported b.
thi los AnAc.es Coa,tN and Ms.
LaId.cy is 1,res..N responsible tc
.se ,1sa,t} superintendent, q. >Csa1.s
Sir W. teach tac primary ts~G1S
IL thIs Hlg>aAl >eloe. where oe.@J.
l.a>> he,r> ~" se,I sa1g. bst lie
p.tN2raNou 49,. ae aa.N'ez L.
.adlyiGaa, .t.5> q. eac. s.".G.
:. = IrG.es a.o.-.. :,as.a j dr's
at,ec a :eY 54s> Es"..&z :" lie
mountains.
Miss F.,a Cu9ss~ Wt-,os .aao"2-
tory technieiau O. :ae s,4.e health
department. Mrs Harold Mason 1na
,lttle son. Ha.o.5 NJ. were guests
Of the Henry UPho..S II A.5n.o &c:
Sunday nlSA, NHDpcr.
VI. and Ms Henry Ha.me MI
tneU children teca; A,tdGena drove
down % y.s.t the friends the Wa
II G BraHd;>. oEcy ne weekend
Mrs Brandt 5 brother =, !. S4eeert
OF II Mesa. spent Tuesday Wlth
tie Braudts when Ge WIS II tFe
yal.eE on business
AIrS. Ora c F.orE'S 9Yu.ac". IeuiS +.
Mooney Of Los AnEeleS, arrived .
Saturday tor the dove season with .
four friends. Ted. Bob John. and
Louis Hi. also O: Los Aneeles. /
While his friends returned homo
or SunGa% a:'e. tWo fine DAYS Of
hantlr5. Mrs F.orE's brother stayed
in the valley ;or ,he yes. OF the
week.
Tie Ear. Nortnr0pS cHiorcd R
vis!t rom tneir friends. Dixie
GarGrer ard lis Son. who n COM
panr Win no otncr h.n,e">. mo74g4
tCred t~on, L0s ANco.es 10y Tie week
ena opeH.n- 0. dove season.
Edo.o E.EeHs ana fellow Gave
har:C. oi SaH DIt-o we're C.uGor
guests g. lie G. :. Cpho.ts or san
Ca Gs....- ..c.e Week enc in &c
vale.
Nj Wa,ter Pane returned home
Saturday at.er 4 tEree months "a
cation OIL The coast and IL San
D.ego. Al. Pane spent part OF
lis vacation with lis Soa Frank,
Wh.le his Ga&ah.er-. made an
extensive motor tour through the
eastern states with his daughter
Theresa Paine. VISITING friends and
relatives Mr.. ana Ny Frank Paine
dro"e 70 The valley Win NJ. PANE,
spending the week cnG as guests cf
Ms Fred Pane. Tie" returned TO
Sar DIEGO on Sunday afternoon
after Trey had enjoyed q p.. Of dove
themselves.
Miss Mildred Osuna Is transfer
ring TIE frs. OF next week from
a secreter.aI position IN La Mesa
10 a CO. service position with The
Sherman Institute az Riverside Her
neY post WI be in the same 'fpe
OF woyE a. Mildred vas dong At
La Mesa. ,ssG
z5z11<
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
NEW BOOKS
At II Centre Public Library
FICTION

Ile Purple Onion Mystery. Il.
A>Ab.ook: Gentleman of Stratford.
Jonu Brophy; High Sierra, W. II.
Burnett ana ~ rte Had to Die.
Donald Cameron, The Hangmen of
Sleepy valley. Davis Dresser; Stage
Coach North, " Storrs Lee. IL
tamc. Robert Prechtl, Great Short
Novels. Edward Weeks.
NON-FICTION
Tie Critical Composer. Irving
Ko,Odin: Turkey. Emil Lcngycl:
Country SehOolma am. Della Lutte.
You Can't DO Business With Hitler.
Douglas Miller; Tree Flowers, Walter
RoeerS; Benjamin Franklin. Evarts
Scudder; No Other Road to Free
dom Leland Stove; The Patriotic
Anthology Carl Van Doren; Henry
Van Dyke, Tcrtius van Dyke.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

( Campbell Of San Diego vas
visitor last week OF his brother
aHa daughter. G. L. Campbell and
G.aa\S SWayze.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

Miss Mildred Oslua .s transfer
ring tie frs. Of neXt week from
a secreter!al position IN La Mesa
70 a c.ri. service position with the
Sherman Institute at Riverside Her
ner post WI be in the same ,rpe
OF WorE "a Mildred vas do.ng at
La Mesa ,ss4
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

McCabe All club leaders and