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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Simple Rites Mark Burial
of Former German Kaiser

will. he had determined that his
burial should be modest and un-
obstructive and, except for the
participation Of army represen-
tatives, should be limited 70 the
immediate family.
He desired that there be no
Tying In state with professions
Of mourners. He also specified
then what Bible verses and
church hymns be read and what
prayers Be said q HE funeral.
Even 20 years ago ID desired
that no eulogy Be delivered By
the officiating pastor.
u9g DUTOQ 1lT89
~ Only changes from the
arrangements The 1rytWhile en-
yoroe originally desired he Snade
hlmoell- adopting the rites 70
NJ exile On Dutch sol.
II DESIRE" he specified, 10
rost among my trees and flowers
of Huise (hosee) Doogn."
3 That wish was carried out "a
The letter. The caslket was sn-
to0bed n . tiny chapel o. H.
- MJDKfaGe Q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Free French Under De- aulle
Build Impressive Kar Machine

oLONDON, June o-R-The
Free French" forces Of General
Charles DeGaulle fighting to-day
with their British allies In the
Levant States are Z part OF some
10000 well-equipped soldiers
who have come under the banner
Of the Free French" leader
since the French axis armistice.
Their roster includes nufner-
Gus mechanical detschments, %
well a q company Of SpohiA
crack desert-trained cavalry.
That company rode from Syria
to Libya 70 Join ths British. u
General ~ 0suIls' hlno111 -
IN Palestine, where ~ = Work-
ins with General Sir , 1saey
Maitland wilson. comman6 - g
British Palestine and -
Jordan forces. 800.
Naval units of ~
French" recently fsochoG . eGt
OF more than 100 shipa ime3oo-
ins virtuslly al typee g or
ships. One Of their suennofl9go
l. considered Ne fssosge u -
world nd tnoie w. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
British, Free-F rench
Dive Deep into. Syla
eNTHUsiAsflc WELCOME BY vIcHY'
FORCES CLAIMED By DeGAULLIsTs

British had demanded the sur
render Of the two cities.
In Paris, Jacques Benoit Me-
chin, one Of Frances chief COL
laborators with Germany, de-
scribed the situation as par
ticularly grave"
TROOPS WELCOMED
Reuters, British news agency,
in reporting the selling Of Naxi
'chutists, quoted the Free French
Levant radio station as saying
that the Syrian populace was
welcoming the Allies enthusiast
tically and that French troops
also were falling into lire.
Striking across ancient battles
fields where the Crusaders
fought the Saracens and near
the Sea of Galilee where Christ
sought disciples among the hum.
BILE fisherfolk, the Allied col
umns were reported to have ad-
vanced within 40 miles Of both
Damascus, Syrian capital, and
Beirut.
General Henri Deptx, CO m
mander Of Syria's defense forces,
declared bloody fighting was In
progress.
The French high command
said French troops were fiercely
resisting their former British
Allies along the Syrian-Leban-
csc frontier, destroying several
armored cars and shooting down
two Raj warplanes.
A French communique said
the RAJ again bombed air
fields ut Damascus, at Aleppo In
the north, and 1t Levaya.
It was not Immediately clear
See WAR-Page )
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Grace Church
Youth Rally
Successful

oHeld in conjunction with 9TH
or Episcopal churches through
out the nation, the Youth Rally
st Grace Episcopal church yes
terday morning was well attend
cd.
The service included . solo
by Jean Adams, music BY Q
youthful Quartette and corporate
communion. An appropriate ser
mon, YVES delivered by Rev. G.
A. Meriffeld.
A complimentary dinner was
served the young people later
in the parish house. with MI.
Karl Krause acting 20 chairman.
Roy Newman made . report of
the youth conference 1t Detroit
and Larry Rowe, Of All Saints
church, Detroit, was the speak
er.
The theme Of the new youth
movement Of the Episcopal
church =, ''Youth Puts tn HanAs
u he Flow"
AZ Ire national youth con-
-fsrences, tlss young people were
ooked - odUpe % many q ok
pledges q po.ible. TIE six ars:
Woeship Cd eoeh Sunday. Take
Cesnnunion q Isast once seeh,
month; pruy incoming end nioA1,
rcd daily appo1ated pages In
''TorGWaQ ny b. Day" pledge
% wose n Tie church and VIII
e0h9D - CBiDt ~ Hi ehurehs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

Holland, Mich.
Awaits Royal
Visit Tuesday

OHOLLAND, Mich, June o.
GA buzz of excitement sped
through placid Holland today as
the city prepared to welcome
Princess Juliana and Prince
Bernhard Of the Netherlands.
Never before in the o0-year
history of the Dutch-American
colony has q member Of the
Netherlands Royal Family visit
ed here, and In spite OF restric-
tons imposed because Of condi-
tions abroad, the Royal visit
doomed a. q momentous occas-
Ion.
Officially, the visit OF the
princess In Exile tomorrow will
Sec PRINCK6S-RAse 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

uCapture of $50 German para
chute troops In French-ruled
Syria was reported today rs
British and Free French mech
anized columns drove into
Frances middle east colonies
and the big guns of the British
fleet threatened to blast Beirut.
the capital Of Lebanon.
Both the Germans and French
have vigorously insisted there
were no Nazi troops In Syria.
Dispatches from vichy report
ed that defenders Of Beirut had
blown up the coastal road lead
ing from Palestine to the Leban-
ese capital, in q move to slow
the 2-day-old allied invasion.
Vichy reports said British
fleet squadrons were anchored
before Beirut and Tripoli, and
from this 1t appeared that the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Boat MarooIls
FISHERMEN
acroft Grounded.
on Sondbor

nTour Mount Clemens men,
missing on Lake st. Clair since
late Saturday night, returned
home today none the worse for
their experience.
The four men, Harry Ruehle,
20, and his brother, Milton, ~,
George John, 20, and Kay
Hause, Is, left Saturday night
to do some fishing on the lake
In 4 24-foot cruiser borrowed
from Henry Really, near New
Baltimore.
Expected to return the boat by
See MAROONED-Rago 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
tIsrlIuaIls Found
throughout County
Drive psssibls
70 od1eoso Weed

. Possibilities Of . drive 10 Grad
icats ali marijuana from Ma
comb county was given impetus
today with H. discovery q large
patehes Of the drug growing wild
In many sections of the county.
4 large quantity q the drug
also known % loco weed-was
brought into ~ shsrifcs office
ysgtsrday aftGr . search through
vnrlDsn sections of In county.
u III Wed y reported growing
frG11H IN Tie vieinities Of utics,
u1e2 Van Dyke end New Ha-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Local Liquor
Siore.CIosed
cIo Strike
Effective Here

"a strike Of state liquor store
employees, members Of the State,
County and Municipal Workers
Of America (CIO), today closed
the Mount Clemens wholesale
and retail store located In the
Price building.
A similar strike at Detroit
closed two main liquor commits
sion warehouses, five combinar
ton warehouses and retail
stores and 10 retail outlets de-
spite q warning by the state At
torney general that Z strike
Against the state would be "un-
constitutional"
Doors Of the local store re-
manned locked ct 10 .. m. today,
the usual opening hour. and en-
ployes conferred with John
Wiley, of Harrison township, the
store manager. The doors were
opened later but Wiley had to
refer retail customers to drug
stores for lack Of help.
All employees except Wiley are
members Of the Clio. The store
did not open this morning be-
cause employees refused 70 work.
The union seeks . pay increase
Of from $oS . month to $3.50 .
month @ Z minimum for clerks
and Z 40-hour week. He said one
Of his six employees receives @o6
per month, smother 3 paid
$500 yearly, and two others re-
ceive ST. l0 annually.
All Of the local employees ex-
See L1QUOR-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
BY LOUIS i. LOCHNER

BY LOUIS =. LOCHNk8
ODOORN, German Occupied
Netherlands, June . - R -
Wilhelm II, former Kaiser Of
Imperial Germany, was buried
at noon today with rites which
he arranged himself 40 years
ago, V w 7
He died here Wednesday at
the age Of 81 after almost -
years Of exile following his
flight from Germany in the last
days Of the World War.
Far from Potsdam, whence he
once ruled Z mighty empire, his
burial nevertheless was linked
symbolically. at lease, with hi
fatherland. The Rev. Bruno
Doehring, once Wilhelm's court
preacher, offlciated at the rite
and sprinkled the former KaiDp
er's coffin with earth from IL
tpnplo q Sans SOuci nnrk 6
] ooB1nms Whoro hi 4lrys WA
AuOnDoo viktueia, LEI buried.
Z - 1ooDEoT DUn9M
~ 11ely = 1901, Wuhelmss
u - 1n ylo1lQg -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Claims U.BOats Offset

oDETROlT June o-Qr,-ChorIes r. Referring predicts
completion Of device to drive Geron submarines from the
secs within reasonable time The fomous inventor. who
developed the self and other ods to the
automobiles said Sunday the device would be used to coch
submarines the surface at night
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Visitor Shot
in Target
Practise

"a S4-year-old Canadian trans
lent was In Sc. Jossph's hospital
in . serious condition today altar
he was shot through the chest
near Mount Clemens Sunday
afternoon while . group Of
youths were target practicing
several hundred yards away.
Joseph xabicki, 3352 MariEe
City highway. who deputies said
fired the shot, was released after
questioning upon his prOmise
See SHOT-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Six Injured
as Death Toll
Scars io41
Psdsstvian Loses
Life Crossing
Grotiot Avenue

"A pedestrian was killed by Z
hit-run driver and Ave per-
sons were seriously injured In
accidents on Macomb county
highways over the weekend.
The fatal accident brought the
county death toll for the year
to q total of Al lives.
THE DEAD:
STEVE GROMADA 81, Of
1917 Chesterfield.
THE INJURED:
Florence Sawicki, 81, Of %
McGovern. Mount Clemens
Phyllis Whitley, 5, Of Rose
Vile.
ms. Marss Graham, =, q
.I 0ssissalnsr; ss; u DstsSit X
mary 0agusn, D, Of DetreiA
! IGfomada was instantly killed
when struck by . hit-run auto
mobile while he was walking on
GrattOt near French road Sum
day night.
Witnesses said that the car
which struck the man sped away
without stopping.
CLUES FOUND
Deputy sheriffs are investi-
eating pieces Of q broken side
mirror and q section Of iashpole
aerial found near the body in
an attempt to trace the death
car.
The accident occurred shortly
after 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Sawicki and the Whitley
See CRASHES-Page (
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Seminole HiM
No Hunting
Cround!

oviolstion Of . city ordinance
cost Harold Schultz, ~, 2l25
East Grand, Detroit, five dollars
and costs today.
Schultz pleaded guilty to the
use Of firearms In Seminole Hills
yesterday. Justice Donald J..
Parent assessed the fine.
Police officers Stobber and
Titus made the arrest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Turkey AlOOf to Invasion
Bismarck Supply Ships Sunk

oLoNDON, June e-lR-An odnniroN conwnuniqoe re-
ported odqy hot supply ships for the Sermon bot
tsshp Bismarck had been sunk, making tool OF five
supply ships and rowe sent to the bottom In operations
following the bottIeships sinking.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

oRoME June o-Ura-toIion oorrisons in southwestern
Ethopo were reposd BY the high commend today fighting
osM ooolnst ottockino British forces which bod
most of Premier Mussons Eost African empire by the end Of
.ltolys first year Of war.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Thousands Reported Dead

oROME June o-tp-The Stefon ttolion) news agency
todoy reported several thousand persons killed wounded
when munitions the fortress Of Snederevo Bel
erode exploded Yesterday Stefon quoted the newspaper
Hemzetor Uivdek authority Eorlier reports hod Ploced
casualties at several hundreds.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Claims Fierce Resistance

oeEjRUT Lebonon June 9-Q-French forces fiercely
resisting the British utong the Syrian border and
hove DESTROYED several oored and shot down two RAJ
Plans the French high command announced todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

oSUFEERN NJ ", June o-G0-Donie Coter Beard 81,
eofoder Of the Boy Scouts Of America critically III at his
and that they would bulletin his condition otter
few hours observation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
New Police Squad Car
eoes into Selvles

OThe Mount Clemens police de-
pertment has purchased . new
loll Pontiac Eight 70 replace .
1910 Ford radio patrol cAf.
Thomas q. Longstan, coaamis,
9se - Public oalsty, sansalnQ7
20 80 - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
o., Of The Night y s stH

laundrymen. We distributed our
leaflets, sold newspapers and
pamphlets, launched discussions,
and endeavored TO enlist the
young militants among the crews
in the Communist Party.
Our immediate aim was TO
arouse discomfort among the
seamen, discomfort against ra-
tons, wages and ships discipline.
Wherever a crew was receptive
to our agitation, we went on to
form an action committee or the
ship to prepare for coming
strikes, or to build up the
party unit among the men, or
to pick particularly able indi-
viduals for courier service and
other confidential work.
Returning ashore at the end
of the day, each "activist" wrote
a detailed report on the ships
he had visited that day. AT
headquarters these reports were
copied and filed.
These shipping files contained
Continued on Page Five)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
u. :. Be|ieVed
10
Take # Over
International News servie. wiz.

LOS ANGELES, June 7.-Strik.
ing employees of the North Ameri-
can Aviation Company at 1ngle-
wood, which holds $500, 900, 900 in
contracts for defense planes, kept
on picketing today, while their
leaders conferred on reports from
Washington that the government
would order-the men back to work
Immediately under threat OF
seizure of the plant.
Richard T. Frankensteen. head
of the United Auto Workers. avia-
ton division, held an all-night con-
ference at union headquarters with
the Go leaders.
F'rankensteen was reported in
favor of immediate action TO get
those men back TO work" pending
negotiations in Washington.
Stating that the Go aircraft
workers union had not been of
icially notified" of any federal
plans, w. p Goodman, acting
chairman of the local strike COM
mittee promised, however, that
lpicketing would continue until set
Element of the strike for higher
wages and a closed shop had been
Imade.
Company officials also declared
they had received no "ultimatum"
to open the plant, and had no
comment to make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Night Owl
Girl, 2iz, Goes for Stroll,
Clad in NightgotUn

a night OF adventure in flan-
mel nightgown ended abruptly to-
day for Dolores Jane Travis. age
pc, when she was discovered
coming out of parking lot by a
passerby and held at police
for her frantic
parents.
Pattering happily along in bare
feet. Dolores was discovered by
Harrison Stevers of 600 Camp
bell avenue. early this morning in
front of 5625 West Fort street
Her parents. MIR and Mrs. Eugene
Travis of $500 Anton avenue. a
block away. told police she had
been put TO bed at s p. m. and
apparently had walked out be-
tween then and y. m. when they
discovered her missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

the flags of every maritime
nation on earth.
Each morning the harbor
"activists' gathered on various
concentration points along the
waterfront. There the leader of
each brigade assigned his men
to certain docks and ships, and
supplied them with leaflets and
pamphlets, and with the slogans
of the day.
So armed, we slipped into the
harbor and boarded the ships
and set out to win over their
crews. Most ships were guarded
by officers or company watch
men, and a wide range of lodges
and tricks had to be employed
to board the ships in spite of
the guards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
CIaimsDeGduNe
Has Left WdveN
IntetnslIonaI New. >er,lee Vic

NEW YORK. June 7. Gen.
Charles DeGaulle. leader of the
Free French forces, was re-
ported today by Martin Agronsky,
NBC correspondent in Turkey, to
have left Palestine for his head
quarters at Lake Chad in French
Equatorial Africa teIIowinG. q. seCs=
Gus difference of opinion with
Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, British
Middle Eastern COMMANDMENTS
chief.
In a broadcast from Ankara,
Turkey, Agronsky reported that
DeGaulle had wanted British
forces TO move into Syria imme-
Wavell thought it best
TO wait. and did so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

Hitler May
Lift Veil
On Russia
International New. service Cable

LONDON. June 7. 49, Quoting a
from Berlin the Exchange
Telegraph British News Agency
reported from Zurich today that
foreign correspondents in the Ger
man capital have been warned 10
be ready Monday for an important
statement on international de-
velopments.
The dispatch said it was be-
ffeeed Chancellor Hitler Will make
a speech regarding German rela-
tons with Russia and outline a
plan regarding United States
of Europe as a conference.-the
against the Anglo-Saxon bloc.
The Free French" news service
Agence Franchise independents
from Istanbul today that
general mobilization by individual
notification is proceeding in Ru-
mania
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Channel Convoy
.SheI|ed, Bombed


MOON. June british
fighting planes renewed an air-vs.-
artillery duel late today when
they swept along the northwest
coast of France after German
bombers and long range Big
Berthas pounded large British
convoy passing through the
Straits of Dover.
The German aerial Alta X
against the ships lasted several
hours. 1t occurred after Raj
planes and Nazi bombers had
traded blows during the night.
Residents of the southeast coast
region were awakened by heavy
explosions when the German artil-
lery battery at Boulogne began
sending over salvoes of two shells
each in quick succession.
A little later the battery at Cap
Girls Nez joined in with four gun
salvoes that rocked British towns,
Shortly after midnight British
bomberS attacked the Nazi-held
invasion coast" bombing Calais
as we'll as the various gun en-
placements.
While this attack was in prog
ress, several groups of German
raiders attacked a southeast coast
/ town.
The air ministry announced that
few German planes flew inland
during the night. dropping bombs
on one London district and towr
in the southeast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
More Power Given
Italian Army Chief

ROME. June 7-QNS)-Meet-
ing under the presidency of Pre-
mier Mussolini, the Italian council
of ministers decreed broad in
creases in the powers Of the head
OF the Fascist party and the chief
of the general staff of the armed
forces today.
Gen. Ugo Cavallero al present
is chief of the general staff, while
Adelchi Serena is secretary Of the
Fascist party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Mckay Trial
Called Move
To Get COP

Efforts 10 establish that the
Indictment and trial Of COP Ma
tional Committeeman Frank ID.
Mckay and il other defendants on
charges of defrauding distilleries
of 100000 were inspired by
Supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy in a move 10 get Michi-
gan Republicans are expected 10
continue at the trial in Feder
Court today.
The attempt was made during
CroSS-eXamlnalion OF Henry r..
Plaxicn. "A special agent for the
Federal bureau Of investigation,
by Fred r. Walker. defense at
torney The cross examination
continues TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

ThroWn into jod as stoC-
array. the author meets yomg
Communist ogitdtOr, Willy Zcym-
panski. Released, he becomes
interested az the Red doctrine
and utter participating ia HIM
ger demonstration, VdltiH Joins
the Communist Party IN May
1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

him until yesterday. when their
son. Allen. IA. saw Lake entering
a house on Trumbull avenue and
notified his mother. Police went
TO the house. at 1902 Trumbull
avenue. and arrested him.
IL don't care what they do to
him as long as he II made TO
support the children" she said.
II had no idea he was going to
run away with another woman
after l8 years of happy married
life with me-"
Wife No. , is Mrs. Dorothy
Smith Lake. Lakes children by
his first wife range in age from
l 10 Is.
IL was sick and tired OF Nio-
lets nagging but ! guess l must
have been nuts To have gone
out and got married the second
time" said Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
PRESSURE on RUSSIA

The agency said il was assumed
the mobilization was ordered by
Germany with the intention OF
bringing preSSure- Upon Russia.
tSIr Stafford Grips. British
ambassador TO Russia, left Mos
cow yesterday en- route TO Lon
don, where he IS expected TO
report on RusSia'S attitu d e
toward German moves in the
Near EaSD
An Exchange Telegraph Brit
ISM dispatch from Istanbul said
today that diplomat arriving
from Belgrade reported a Ger
man reign of terror Is progress
ing in Yugoslavian territory.
The dispatch quoted the diplo-
mat as saying the bodies OF per
sons shot by patrols are found IN
Belgrade's streets every morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
WOULDN'T DO THAT

Doyle was asked by Gallagher If
he had ever interviewed the man.
agement of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel concerning the wiring of a
room which Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay
would occupy in the hotel.
THE department Of Justice
wouldn't do that" said Doyle,
ut wouldn't do wire tapping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
TELLS OF INQUIRY

Plaxico testified that he had con-
Quoted part of an investigation
that led 10 the calling Of a federal
grand Jury and the subsequent IN
dlctmeni Of the defendants
You had orders 10 investigate
Republicans within 30 days
after Murphy took office a at
torney general, didn't you: asked
Walker.
NO" said Plaxico.
lit wasn't until after Murphy
got in that anybody was in
dicted. was it,"
II don't know"
do YOU know Of any Demo-
Gratis that were indicted ."
John Marolf," answ d
PlaNico
CMarolf is defendant in Tho
trial.
"Oh. 10 he's your Idea of
Democrat:
What's your idea of one ="
asked Plaxlco.
I'D probably he put in Jail II
I told IL with you here" said
Walker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

@ pc 10 An
COLA. Ind. and
marry another
woman.
Mrs. Violet
L a Ike. "a. of
27I. ST. x { h
street, vile No.
/, who is an eX-
pectant mother.
said Lake left
home on May
10. saying he
was going TO
Ohio 10 obtain
a Job as a brick
layer.
She n a d n {
.A.,. -. k4Anrrl nF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Axis Raids
Malta,
Gibraltar
International New. service CabI.

BERLIN, June IA new bomb
ing attack on Malta, strategic
British Mediterranean stronghold,
was announced by the German
high command today.
German planes struck at Malta
following a previous heavy Ger
man air raid on the British naval
base at Alexandria. Egypt. and an
Italian raid on Gibraltar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
WHITEW ASH DENIED

"Wercn'I YOU told Ia white
wash every Democrat and indiCt
every Republican ." a ; X G d
Walker,
"No," said PlaXico.
William Henry Gallagher, OF
counsel for Mckay, then ques.
toned PlaXIco.
AS matter Of fact. hasn't
the slogan OF the FBI and the
O'Donnell office for the past
year been Get Mckay" asked
Gallagher
Donnoll is Henry G. O DON
sfitaif. 'ypecsai as<istaf; tattarHpy
general in charge Of the prose-
cution for the government
"I'll speak for the FBI," said
PlaNiCo. we are never out 10
get any man. except fugitive"
PlaXico was preceded on thu
stand by another EBI agent, JONI
H. Doyle, a certified public &C
countant. lie identified severa
checks, deposit slips, and banl
tickets which showed payments t.
the Williams Sales Agency. formed
by four of the defendants b.
Hiram Walker e. Sons, CANADIAN
diStillery.