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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05

7e Following Question viii Be Submitted to You:
Do you favor Amending the City Charter to provide for retirement
salaries. death benefits and disability benefits for members Of the Po-

ton to the tax limitations exptoGeed u
Section l27- and l2s Of the chEtef
the City Of Mount Clemens.
Section 3o4.
All retiremsnt salaries and ~ 9w130e
to minor children that are eEeaeeo k Z
be paid out Of such Fund odaaBeA
Fund shall at no time - taksn
piled. or used, In Who9e e. ~ peg4 ~ 4
any other purpose. u ovoUe - N9r&
tirement Fund should q auy t&4es r.
the Judgement Of the Retiremenf 4cos4
visable 70 Temporarily reduc4 pagM1n1 N;
therefrom. the Retirement Aoos0
order reduction on = p!o-ruen 49,
MI such retirement SALARIES and aWokH1
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05

OJEFTERSON CITY - The
music may 60 round and round
In the nickel mutic boxes but
it'll take q sales tax token to
start II Oft someone can Ag-
ure out q means Of collection.
The house put nickelodians
and pinball games under the 2
percent sales tax.
But they forgot to say how the
tax could be collected.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05

AthougA. easmieally simllsr
- boeh mutton 81 ~. vsuieou.
yssu1e1as ~ 1se1sss nero TIA
- loeepEs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
State
! Briefs

JACH9OW-V1-A 1osYQoSe
old Citissn Patriot nswlpapss
cpxr3er boy, james NusbausH,
W.T. killed Friday when he
stepped from. "a automobile
driven By his stspfather. Murray
Ml1nsie. and was struck by two
other cars.
YPSyLANTI-R-Vote totals
In . national labor relations
beard election here Friday
among the 035 employees Of the
United Stove Co. included $50
ballots favoring the United
Automobile Workers (CIo) and
90 for no union. The remaining
workers did not vote.
DETROU-R-Mrs. Csths-
ripe Connolly. 81, accused Of
Granddaughter In the fatal shoot
Ing Of her patrolman husband
lest February Z, wes found gull.
y Friday BY Z recorders court
Jury sfter three hours Of DELHI.
eration. The shooting occurred
In the Connolly home when Mrs.
Connolly seized her husbands
service pistol.
APEER-R-Funera serv-
ices will be held Monday for
John g. Slater, 80. president Of
the State Mutual Cyclone In
surance Co., who died at his
hons here Friday. His wife, Q
son and . daughter survive.
BRIGHTON - - Thelma
Baldwin, IL, Of Alma. was
killed Friday and her mother,
Mrs. Fay Baldwin, was critically
injured In an automobile colli-
sion on US-l6 near New Hudson.
Also seriously hurt were Earl
Flick, 90, Of Wayne, and his wife,
Margaret, ~. whose car collid-
ed with the Baldwin automobile.
at
tempting to free the front end Of
his truck from q steel lampost,
Earl Crockett, 40, Of Twin Lake,
was electrocuted here Friday
night. Crockett's truck had
crashed into the post.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
WATER TO NIAGARA

OKANSAS CITY-Rain poured
down, but Lester Harding and
Bernie Shaner managed to keep
dry BY carefully ducking under
awnings.
Then q sprinkling truck
passed. faucets going full blast.
Several words ceusored).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
A STRIKE!

INDIANAPOLIS - where
were you going in such . hur-
ry?" Municipal Judge John l..
McNelis asked Rita Johns, %,
charged with speeding 40 miles
an hour.
Bowling" she said.
"You must enjoy bowling" he
said. what r the highest score
you ever rolled?"
1.-TWO hundred and sixty-six."
mot guilty"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
Flashes
of Life
N DUNKING

N DUNKNG
ONEW YORK - Add another
modern note to streamlinins Of
the army.
The Salvation Army. which
brought doushnut and doushboy!
together In 1917, Is making
doughnuts with stars haped
holes. !
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
REVERSE sCHEDuLE

suE. PAUL, MINI. - q. C..
JWtllkss chief engineer g "a mir.
III n Chips that never operator
4 c5ear westher, hid . rod a.
plouotjen for this unusual oched-
ule vhen he stopped here b visit
~ old friend. .
A0ury + The only airline IN The
wUe99 TINT cancels lights b.
eo91t sce eleor WoatbefS ~ -.
Mlg4oa I'VE heve . O. eIee
pr chances With JaDansss
w1f ploueO.~s
IL line. China National Ava
% JIeuG. C6uuklnG. xuumju
31nuonoas 0pBmo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
PICKUP

O~CHICAG0-"My boss wants
me to pick up his new car" said
the stranger. wearing q chauf-
feur's cap, % he seated himself
In IN expensive sedan It IN au-
tomobile company sales room.
Then he nonchalantly drove
OF, with Z wave TO the attend
ants.
Now the police are trying to
;Apd the cor for It, real owner.
Thsy ne looking for . psuedo
chauffeur, too.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05

THIRD PRECNCT-At the voting booth adjacent to the public alley
of Grows Park Avenue, between Grove Park Avenue
and Washagton Avenue.
FOURTH PREClNCT-At the voting booth adjacent to the public
alley OF Jenes Street, between Wells Street and Staple
ton Street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
BritOn Lost
SUCCESSOR TO LAWRENCE or
ARABIA REPORTED
MISSING
MISSING

ONEW YORK, May H. ~ -
The growing battle FOR control Of
Iraq's oil apparently has cost
Britain an extraordinary Ashter
wise in the ways Of desert.
London war office records list
him colorlessly - Major John
Bagot Club. -.
But 10 many lraqis Mis- Cor
nishman with q dark scar on his
chin who stepped into thssshoes
of Lawrence Of Arabia isTLaw-
renee come back 10 them.
What has become Of him b not
clear. An Iraq communiQue says
he has been killed In action, but
advices from Amman. Trans
Jordan, indicate that he b at .
hospital there with two bullet
wounds and yet may return to
the war for which q years q
life on the desert have prepared
him. Sol
Lawrence stirred the arabs -
revolt. But now the Brllish aro
on the defenss against any Ger
man efforts 10 whip w Z rebel-
lion.
Major Club. who brought
peace among the n o m Q lie
Bedouins in Trans-Jordan M
irs0 sissr ners In twe -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Edgar Allan
Poe Gets :. :
Bad Scare

OLiterary critics say that Ed
; gar Allan Poe was crazy when
he wrote, most Of his somber
poetry and prose.
Early last night another Ed
gar Allen Poe nearly went crazy,
but from a different reason.
They didn't have automobiles
in the days Of the great bard.
Nevertheless Edgar Poe was
involved in . automobile COLI
sion.
It seems that Mr.. Poe, this one
hailing from Detroit, was driv-
ing on Harper avenue near Glen
wood street shortly after eight
o'clock Sunday night.
He saw Z car coming In his
direction, and swung nearly off
the pavement, but not soon en-
ough apparently.
The driver of the other car,
Mrs. Pearl c. Murphy, also Of
Detroit, was given q traffic tick
ct by deputies for reckless driv-
ing.
Deputies said that Poe told
them: "She was al over the
high. I nearly went crazy trying
to avoid the accident"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Cowboy Wants a Job?
THE MOVIES ARE HIS MEAT:
A LOT EASIER THAN
THE RANCH
THE RANCE

singing in the bars Of Phoenix,
Las Vegas and West Yellow
stone. Most of them know about
Gene Autr. and Roy Rogers md
the money they make, too.
When the rodeo season ended
last fall, this Brad. came to Hol-
iywood.
MY dad was q friend of Tom
Mix" says the tall, slender cow
boy. Another friend Of Toms
runs . saddle shop here. I used
to hang around II, and through
it met members Of . riding club
to which many big shots in the
movies belonged.
II got IN invitation to join the
club. One Of the members Il
Harry Sherman, producer Of the
Hopalons Cassidy. westerns.
When Russ Hayden, who had
been In the series q couple Of
years, got Q bigger contract else
where, Sherman gave me Hay
den's place-snd that's oil there
YVES 70 t."
King. who says he's q but
looks older, gets SIS . week N
his first Hopalons picture. just
- Hayden DID. His salary rises
- COWBOY pats 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Swastika
is Painted
on us. Sflip

WASHINGTON, May 19-(R
"A navy officer testified today
that swastikas painted. below
deck. were discovered on an
American merchant marine YES
sci in New Orleans May I after
an agent Of q seaman's union had
interfered with attempts to en-
list the crew as members OF the
navy's merchant marine reserve.
Commander ]. r. Shaforth Of
the office of the Judge Advocate,
told the house naval committee
that the Nazi insignia were
painted on the SIS. Delta Argen-
tina, operated by the Mississippi
Shipping company. The discov-
cry was made, following q fst
fight between seamen.
Shaforth said q floating dele
See SWAST1KA-Page Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
ItaIian.Chief
in Ethiopia
Ends Defense
SO, 900 Prisoners
Token by British
in Smashing Blow


OItaly's Viceroy of Ethiopia,
the Duke of Aosta, surrendered
with his troops today after q
gruelling. 40-day siege at Amba
Alaji; and on other fronts, the
British reported smashing 1t the
Axis on both sides Of the Sues
Canal.
Raj warplanes were said TO
have renewed assaults On Npxi
Luftwaffe bombers ct airdrom1s
in French-ruled Syria despe1n
a declaration by the French High
Commissions that Syria's AZ
mics would strike back.
British headquarters said that
1000 italian soldiers were SUR
rendering today and that the
Duke, son Of Z cousin Of King
Vittorio Emanuele, would sur
render ct noon tomorrow.
Previous British reports said
there were 1000 italian troops
and 28. 600 10 81 go .ne91ses 49,
siesed in the 40-day battierfof
the Ethiopian fortress.
In North Africa, the. British
declared that two Axis columns
which crossed the Egyptian
frontier in the zig-zag battle
around Salum had been driven
back into Libya by British mec-
hanized forces,
Premier Mussolini's high COM
mand said the Dukes army,
trapped on a 9,000-foot noun
tain stronghold $50 miles north
east of Adds Ababa, capitu-
lated after running out of food
and water.
Italian resistance in the Afri-
can kingdom, it was said, Is
continuing only in the sectors
Of Jimma, in the south, and
Gondar, in the northwest.
AMERICANS LOST
In another phase of the war,
120 Americans - including "a
United States ambulance drivers
en- route to serve with the Brit
ish and Free French" forces
in Egypt - were feared to have
lost their lives in the sinking
Of the Egyptian steamer canaan
somewhere in the south Atlantic
between Brazil and Capetown,
South Africa.
The Americans, including
Philip Faversham, son of the
late matinee idol William Taver-
sham, were among 201 passen-
gers aboard the ship, which sail
ed from New York on March
20.
The Zamzam was said to have
See WARFARE 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19

Ofour persons were killed in
weekend accidents on Macomb
county highways while . fifth
person, q well-known Selfridge
Field flier, was killed In q Cana
dian automobile crash.
The four county deaths brought
May traffic toll to six and 104Is
total to 81 lives.
Over 10 persons were serious
by injured in other Macomb
county crashes.
80 INJURED
An estimated 80 persons in all
were injured, either seriously or
slightly, over the weekend.
Law enforcement officers said
that approximately 100 acct
dents, mostly of a minor nature,
were reported Saturday and
Sunday.
st. Clair shores, where a
crash claimed three lives, re-
ported total of Is other acct
dents.
One Mount Clemens man es-
capped with only q broken leg
and other minor injuries when
his truck was completely de-
molished in q crash. He was pin
ned in the wreckage and remov-
ed soon after the truck caught
Are.
THE DEAD:
Second Lieut.. william Hard
Ing Carter, Is, Selfridge Field.
Augustine White, 81, 27S1
Rear street, New Haven.
Mrs. Marion Newton Russell,
"a, Of Detroit.
william McCaffery, "a, Of De-
troit.
Clifford Symons, AZ, of De-
troit.
THE INJURED:
Mrs. Victor Tamplin, Is, OF
New Haven.
Second Lieut.. James II. Ing
ham, -, Selfridge Field.
Second Lieut.. Max & Stubs,
-, Selfridge Field.
Frank Keah-Tigh, 80, Of 33ol
Maplewood drive, Mount Glenn
ems.
Sandine Teincoco, So, Of 1851
: Oakman street, Mount Glenn.
ems.
Ronald burst, -, 1o4 Mich
igan avenue, Mount Clemens.
Mitchell Lodsinski, 10, Of
Hamtramck.
Warren b. Spencer, 40, Of
Highland Park.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19

oHOLLYWOOD, May 1o-(R
Cowboy, do you want to get
into the movies? It's simple, says
Brad King; just meet the right
people and make the right i'm
pressions.
Until q year ago Brad was
Jack Watt, . Lander county, Ne
vada, rancher who'd been win
ming roping and riding contests
pretty regularly at the western
rodeos and who used TO pick up
side money singin- and playing
his guitar In the Reno nightclubs.
Brad admits there are plenty
Of Brad Kings - good - he,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Hiqh School Concert Band
to Present Spring Program
Trumpet Trio and Weodwind Ensemble
to Fssturs Program On Wednesday

The complete program for the
Spring Concert to be presented
by the Mount Clemens High
School Concert Band In the
school auditorium on Wednesday
at sis pm. was revealed today
BY Director Glare A. Wisell.
The concert promises to Be an
outstanding musical event Of the
year. Special program features
include . trumpet Trio and q
woodwind ensemble. Tickets can
be purchased from any member
Of the band or 1t the door on the
night 1t the performance.
The program follows:
1. Americans, We March, Fill
more.
2. King John, Tone p o c m.
Noehlmann.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Effort
|loxUhdBIs,
Westendorf Heads
City COMMITTEES

OThe Mount Clemens campaign
to promote the sale of United
States Bonds and Stamps gained
momentum today following the
appointment on Saturday of
Mayor Donald r. Westendorf as
honorary city chairman.
Westendorf, who accepted the
appointment in q telegram to
Giles Kavanaugh, State Admin
istrator of the Defense Savings
Committee, today named County
Treasurer Carl b. Brandenburg
city executive chairman.
Brandenburg said he will ap-
point various sub-chairman early
this week. He will appoint rep
See BONDS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19

,, The Marines March. Che
nette.
4. Horizon Overture, Buys.
5. American Legion, March,
Parker.
9. The Courier, q Miniature
Symphonic Poem, North.
Z. .. Trumpeters Three,
Trumpet Trio, johnson; b. Ron
do. From Sonata No. 3 Mozart;
c. Carmina. Accordion Solo, For.
dan, featuring james Ullrich.
3. Orange Bowl. March. Fill
more. conducted by Bob Black.
.. The Crusaders. Overture,
Buchtel. v
10. Fl Captain, March. Sousa.
The band personnel follows:
Flutes: Lois Stanton. Betty
See DAlgD-kags 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
19 Hospitalized, Amy
Officer 9Th Victim
DEATH AND SUFFERING STRIKE
PRINCIPAL COUNTY HIGHWAYS

william Linert, -, Of De-
troit.,
Irma Heltx, -, Of 50 Gallup,
Mount, Clemens.
Emiyx Dimpfl, 30, AZ Detroit.
John Dawson, 34,s Of Detroit.
Harvey Harms, 81, Of 80 Clair
avenue, Mount Clemens.
Francis Lang, -, Of Pontiac.
Mrs. Margaret "A. Noyes, -,
of Detroit.
Alfred Trombley, %, Of De-
tr0it.
Don Zencik, ~, Of Detroit.
See TRAFFIC-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Bandit look
.5aaiilIi|H|l||!
500 in Gosh
Token BY Thief

oMount Clemens police today
were seeking . lone bandit who
kidnapped two men utter. secur-
ing over $500 in cash during .
bold early morning robbery Of =
local gas station.
The kidnapped men were re-
leased by the robbery after be-
ing forced at gun point to drive
the getaway car for several
blocks.
They were unframed.
The pair, Robert Beall-co-
owner of the station located 1t
the intersection Of Gratiot and
See BANDT-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Grin, Fortunes
Of Soldering

Associated Press spsrts Writer
0Two stories about tive
brothers graphically ilustr1t-
- today the cid phrase: The
Fortunes Of War;"
In RENE, enc brother, The
a year ed Duke Of Sp0loto,
boeamo ~ new king q Croo-
ID, carved eut 81 conquered
Yugssalvla.
In he meuntains Of Ethlo-
pa, The ether brother, he a.
yeaf-O1d Duke q Aeota, Vice
roy q Ethiepla surrsn6ere1
M army u -, 49, msa - tAe
xAoy are sens q . eousjn
g KiAg vlttsrie Kaanssls m.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Flames Destroy Trailer
Following Explosioa

ONearly $1,1OO in personal
property and . house trailer
were destroyed early last night
by flames after . small camp gas
stove exploded while the trailer
was parked In . camp ut 370e
Jefferson.
The owners, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Esper, Of Detroit, said
the stove exploded shortly be-
fore nine o'clock while Mrs. E.
per was preparing . meal.
The trailer was valued ut
$500.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
New Haven Man Reports
Theft Of Ills Wallet

OKarl johnson, Of New Haven,
reported to the sheriffs office
last night that wallet con-
tanning $8S in cash end $133 In
checks was stolen Sunday after
noon from q table In . New
Haven beer garden.
johnson said the money wss
taken sometime between 3:10
and $50 o'clock in the after
noon. He said that the checks
were for sums Of Sos and SO.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
British Columns
Occupy Dale
500 lfaliens Threw
Down Avras n. 1mvodavs

500 lfeliens Throw
Down Arms 70 lavedsrs
oNAIROBI, Kenya Colony, May
10-(R-Eight hundred italians
were captured when British I'm
perial forces occupied Dale. an
important road junction IS miles
south of sciasciam3nna, Friday,
q British communfque said to-
day.
Staff officers, two. guns and
two armored cars also were ta-
ken, the communique said.
As q result Of the fall Of Dale,
the British said, two Italian d.
visions, IF they escape at all,
can do 50 only by taking to the
BUSH"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Partial List
| of Missing
Americans

William v. G. Ruxton, presi-
dent Of the sh-American
Ambulance Corps and Organizer
Of the group Of American drivers
aboard, said In New York that
insurance underwriters had
sought in vain {, find possible
survivors Of the canaan,
New York shipping circles ex-
pressed the possibility that the
passengers and crew might Be
aboard Z German raider, either Z
converted merchant ship or Z
cruiser. Since the canaan was
said to have disappeared with
out Z trace, these quarters said
Il indicated the work Of Z sur
face raider.
II she had been the victim Of
Z submarine, II was believed BY
these informants thak survivors
would have been located In life
boats and that some. a Ill prob
ability would h6ve bean picked
up p nov. nuxson 49,. ~
i.ce HAo Au0wn 1oF 49, s ~ !.
snsp - oveTous. - - wOclu
q - se oeps 49, - NJ
- "
AoQeq1sefs 81 - 49,
Day Z 4 -
My - . o1afy Iee1 81
~ 4Ae nsa1n.
/, 10y weres
1esea ayass. eausnsef =
= peercef 0esth African Nh
slsn41y - ~ spent mess q
hef lne y Aif!cas
1fs vleles MaMkinA, VIE q
. Scum A3fioaA ascssr;
Mf. - NH. Stanley Sehn-
ssa. - Vans WaIia. Wasn.;
NAP. - AlfG Insmas SeI1es-
son Jeoklns, Sraauates q Ne
kanenuel issaea' 3efrisn
oprmes, -;
NJ. A. NJ James :. hus-
seiL 80 -. cu " :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Nazis Deny Hess Arrests

oNEW YORK, Nay le-(AP)-Officol German quarters,
the German rodo sold today. ephoticoIy deny thot Jorge
numbers Of political arrests have been mode in Germany in
the Of Rudolf Hess thot Hess wife hos been orested
The British odo yesterday said reported in Stockholm
that Hundreds" Of prominent Nozs bod been arrested
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Nh AlInils Dissrde1ly
0a1ge. Pap S Fine

OJoseph Ludgate, Of Algonac,
was released on the payment Of
. - fine and costs today when
he pleaded guilty 10 q disorderly
charge before Justice Donald J.
Parent
Ludgate was arrested on Null
let street By Pstrolman Stanley
Canpbe1l. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
40 AMERICANS LOS
IS Is mWde5e1nI
Dubo If 1nctn Vurrondorc tn Rr;f;c IL FATE q lll4x
Wide5e ! J :
Fate Of
-on5leal | : : : =!
cer;o DispstslI
Says 'ZasulzI
Sent 70 Dseesa

Dy The ADsG1o9 ytoo -.
oNEW YORK, My - N
broad expanse o. ~ lDo
lantic-or possibly IL n sS
-cloaked the ~ - \
130 Americans, q oGk u SS
sengers and 40 crsWznGn ubC(
the o,2oo-ton I Gyp9inn pQ0I l IN
liner Zanaznna rsp0rted qxn 4:
. voyaoe from New xc1 z
Alexandra. Egypt. n. n III
Aside from the boEo n
dria announceunent ~ n
ship had gone - the n 1 q
er leaving Recife. (p41 M ! ~ I s.
Brazil. On April = n & ~ v Y
South Africa. HI 1Ef II
there was No deGnle6 WG N \
whai happsned ~ ~ 81 & ~ |IlI "
old motorShip. ~ 'F " s''a 4! 9jR
R1R0W4xD sL0Gx % ss s'sss y I!
LondAn 0f15G5ol - = =
that tn nip v&1 : j
lost" dee3tnine WI g 11a
80 faf @ Eoul 1 tn y
nothing m - i
the Zanaxam slnco lIyl ~ ~
Of Recife with ~ @ =
aboard. inelu1ino ~ M
aymhulnnee ;<1rivo 1 11 X
4Btanta tnrout> - paw
frocee = 1yII 4 M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-19
Dare British Blockade

oSANTIA0O, Chile, Moy l9-tAP)-Five Gerreon
chant ships reueed Chilean HORRORS since the wars stor
steoned the Pacific during the ekend daring the
British blockade and Of them believed stoked by the
British vessel loouno armed with sixrch
non and two anti orcroft guns
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oBElRUT Lebanon Nav lo-(A P)-Genero Henri Oentz,
hoh commissioner Of French inundated Syo and Lebanon.
issued proclamation todoy cone the people Of Syro
to resist Terminal expressions" Of the British
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100000 French Released

oVIChY Fronce Nav 1q-tAP)-Gernony has oereed to
return immediately approximately 100000 French prisoners
Of war as one Of tire first results OF neootio
tions the French announced officially today
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ades among them. b commander
Of the patrol Of hand-picked
Arabs, each Of whom has pledg-
cd his life 20 him.
The patrol. organized In 1880.
consists almost entir ely Of
Bsdouins and. like the Frsnch
Foreign Leeieo. IL asks no Ques-
tio0s.
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Army Planes Crash I'm Mid-Air

OCOLUMBiA, S. C., Moy l9-(AP)-Two ornny ottock
honbes crashed in mid air nine miles from Morton eoy this
ofternoon Sote Aeronoucs Director Dexter C. Morn said
The planes thought to be from the Sovonnoh dir bose
-Four believed have been in the two pones and
only one parachute to open. Martin said.
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Salum i'm British Hands

olONDO May lo-(AP- forces still hold SoIun,
Egyption village just of the lbyon frontier Official
sold today 1.-THE Gerons hod reported recopturn9 the vii
Ioee otter giving way before British forces.)
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