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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

SENATE RESOLUTION
By Senator Callan

0G4N2 IL G\A0OA0 AAON
By Senator Calan
Senate Resolution relative to portrait of
Augustine Herman
Whereas. Augustine Herman was naturalized as
a citizen of Maryland in 1866, being the first foreigner
thus naturaiZed; and
Whereas, it seems fitting and proper that there
should be some recognition of this fact; therefore, be it
Resolved by the Senate of Maryland, That the
Governor of Maryland be and he is hereby requested
to submit a Supplemental Budget Amendment in the
sum of Two Hundred Dollars (~$2OO.OO), to pay for
the painting of a portrait of Augustine Herman and
to have said portrait hung in the Senate House; and
be it further
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Senate be and
he is hereby directed to transmit this resolution to the
Governor without delay.
By the Senate, March 20, 1941.
Report adopted.
By order, c. Andrew Shaab, Secretary.
By the Senate, March 10, 1941.
Introduced, read the first time and referred to
Finance Committee.
By order, C. Andrew Shaab, Secretary.
Attest:
Arthur Fl. Brice, C. Andrew Shaab,
President. Secretary.
ESOLUCE SENATU
senatorem Callan podana.
Ponevac Augustine Herman byl naturalisovanym
obcanem v Marylandu roku 1866 jsa takto prvnlm CT
zincem tax naturalisovanym; a
Ponevac, to jest vhodnym a zvlastnim ably byl u
znan tento fakt budiz
Rozhodnuto senatem Marylandu, ably governor
Marylandu byl a Jest tfmto zadan pfedloziti dodatek
rozpoctu v obnsu 100000 platiti "a %podobiznu Angus
tina Hefmana a zavesiti tuto We Statnfm Domu; a bu-
dz dale
Rozhodnuto, ably sekretafi Senatu bylo naffzeno
podati tuto resoluci governera Joez odkladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
nedeli. 6. dubna sehrali

viz 01OHJ OSOhS oFOOs
Skoly Augustln Herman pohad
kovou hru O 3 jednan1ch "Za
Maminkou'. Spisovatelka Fla
ia Husakova uni dobre vystih-
nouti detske srdecka a dusicky
a uni take napsati divadelnf
hru pro d6ti, ktera must byti
pro ne lehce pochopitelna.
Del je prosticky: Jenicek,
ktery zije v chalupe S babic-
kou, dedeckem, tatfnkem a
zlou macechou nema ma rGzfch
ustlano. Je macechou tyran.
We spanf Sc mu zjev1 prava ma
ticka. Chlapec Sc probudl,
matku-vidiny nasleduje a z do
nova Sc ztrat1. Pc nekolika
dnech daleko cd domova najde
1trmaceneho a zemdleleho Je-
nfcka dobrosrdecny hostinsky,
ktery Sc no ujme a vychovava
jake vlastn1ho. Jen1k rosie a
stane Sc z neho statny juhak.
Jednoho dine stane sc Jenlk "a
chrancem mladicke princezny,
ktera 81 no pro jeho prostodus-
most zamiluje. Jen1k pride do
kralovskeho hradu kde ma pra-
nj princeznicky zIstane.
Do hospudky v lesn1 samote
zabloudf Jenfkova babicka, kite
ra Sc sv6rf hostinskemu, re hle-
da pc mnoho rok1 vnoucka.
Hostinsky die vypravovan1 ba-
bicky pOzna, re ztraceny vnuk
je Jenik, ktereho vychovaval
oba Sc vydaji do kralovskeho
hradu.
Ia tim ma hrade je velke po-
bouTen1. Kral je nespokojen sc
SWIM ministrem, stezuje 81, re
je jiz star a re by bylo zahod-
no princeznu provdati Ia neja-
keno prince a zaroven mu pre-
dati trim a vladu. Kdyz to u
|slysela princezna sveTf Sc otci,
re miluje jen Jenfcka a re 81 il
neho nevezme. Kral poznav|
Jenfckovu schopnost, neohorze-I
most, nezkazenost a cistotu
duSe, svoluje ku svatbe. Babic-|
ka a hostinsky zavftajf ma brad
kde je stastne shledanf 8 Jenfc-l
KEN. z toho vseho je veselice,
kral 81 da privesti harmoniku
a s vladni kapelou hraje, pri
cemz lid a dvorane zpivaji:
"Proc bychom Sc netesili."
Vsichni 1cinkuj1cf hrali 81
chut1 a Sc zapalem a S laskou,
provedli sve 1lohy znamenite a
zaslouzf 81 opravdovou pochva-l
lu. Mnozi z Mich budou opo-|
rou nasich dramatickych odbo-
RI v budoucnosti.
Pred zapocetim hry velice
vhodnym zpGsobem pTivitala o.
becenstvo zacka B. Matousko-
va. Divadlo nasich malych her.
ca Sc velmi llbilo, bylo 1plne
zdaril6 coz bylo obecenstvem
oceneno a bourlivym potleskem
odmen6no. ia vim, re rodice
1cinkujfcfch detf NELL radost
re svych d1tek, ktere opravdu
delali jim cest. ~Neni radosti
otce a matky kdyz slysf sve df-
t6 hrati a zp1vati v ceskem ja-
zyce? A mohlo by tech ditek
byti mnohem vice a bylo by i
vice stastnejs1ch rodicG a snad
i hrdejs1ch, kdyby mohli rfci i
ia posflam mole d1te do ceske
skoly.
Nejvetsl snad radost z 1spe-
chu divadla mel pan ucitel Ka-
rel Zahradka, ktery Sc pricinil
o jehO zdar a je- zcela ma m1ste
vzdati mu pochvalu a dix ODE
censtva "a jeho 1sil1, namahu
a dobrou praci. O jednotlivych
vykonech malych hercG Sc ne
mohu rozepisovati, ponevadz
by to vzalo mnoho mista, ale
jest6 jednou pripomfnam, re
vsichni bez vyjimky hrali zna-
menit6 a to budiz pro ne po-
vzbuzenfm, by meli lasku k ja-
zyku svych rodic1, by Sc pilne
ucili a "a cesky jazyk Sc nikdy
a nikde nestydeli.
Do budoucnosti pref nasf ces-
Ike skolicce a jejim ditkam
zdar! A. C.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ZEMREL MA ~POPALENINY

Devatenactilety Roscoe Girls
we'll re Sykesville, zemrel We
zdejsf nemocnice ma popaleni.
ny, jimiz zranen byl pfi srazce
jeho trucku s nakladnim via.
KEN u Henryton v Carroll o.
kresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Edward P. Hayes, SO rokG
starry, p~olicejnf straznfk pc pet
rokI, byl zbaven sluzby, kdyz
usvedcen byl, re v dobe sluzby
byl opilym. Slouzil v severe
vychodnim distriktu. Bydlel v
dome v 2100 blocku Green
mount avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
NEJTEPLEJsf ID. DUBEN.

Den IA. dubna byl nejteplej-
sim dnem v historic Baltimore
povetrnostnl STANCE.
Teplomer v den ten vystou-
pill ma 81 stupn1 kolem A. hodi-
ny odpoledni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
MiStnl ZprdYy.

Ma hTbitov3 Neisv. WI

- We ctvrtek Nicholas Va
lentini, syn Nicholas a Barbara
(roz. CihlaT) Valentino, jenz
zemTel We start 6 rok1 IA. dub
ma pc nemoci Is mesfc6 trvajf-
CT. Narozen byl v Baltimore
Zemfel V {. 2317 Ashland Ave.
- We ctvrtek Frank Hajek,
supt. Copper Works, manzel
Mary Hajek, {. 2034 Ellsworth
avenue, jenz nahle zemfel 13.
dubna We start 81 rok6. Marc
zen byl v Baltimore. Nalezel
ku Katol. Jednote Sokola.
We ctvrtek Marie Hole
eek, vdova, {. AIT N. Bradford
ulice, jez zemTela IA. dubna pc
nemoci jednoho roku We start
50 rokG. Narozena byla v &C.
chach. Do Ameriky pTijela
pred Sc roxy. Nalezela ku spoil
kun OltaTnfmu a Fanny Ma
RE Ustavicne Pomoci.
- Tento patek pohrben bu-
de John J. Bolek, manzel The
resy Bolek, {. 1921 Belmar a.
venue, jenz zemTel Ia. dubna
We start 70 rokG. Byval hostin-
skym. Narozen byl v Praze v
Cechach. Do Ameriky pTijel
pred 50 roxy. PohTebn1 obfa-
dy vykonal Rev. King. Zane
chava dftky: Charles, William,
Anna a Theresa.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
= Ma hTbitove Parkwood
pohTben byl We stTedu Leslie
Ritterpusch, manzel Marie Rit-
terpusch (roz. Sherer), jenz
zemTel IL. dubna We start 80
rOkG. Zanechava dftky: Helen
a Richard. Narozen byl v Bal
timore. Nosici rakve byli: John
Weber, Fred Myers, Dwight
Landreth, Michael Pusateri,
William Seitz, John Panley.
PohTebnf obTady vykonal Rev.
Childress. Pohrben byl z do
mu rodicG: John a Mary Rit-
terpusch, 525 N. Linwood ave.
- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTbena Dude v sobotu
dne 10. dubna v 9 hodin rano
Mary Liefield, {. 827 N. Wash
ington ulice, jenz zemTela 16.
dubna. Zanechava zde vnucku
Mariane Launders. Narozena
byla V N6mecku. Pohfebn1 OBJ
fady vykonal Rev. Herold.
Oba pohrby vypravil Charles
f. Schimunek.
Ma Narodnfm hTbitov6
pohfben byl pond6lf O II. no.
dine John Wesley, manzel An
ny Wesley, rozen6 Appold, els.
$40 N. Milton avenue, jenz ma
HE zemTel 10. dubna We starr
43 rok1. PohTebn1 obTady Wy
konal Rev. Frank Novak.
PohTeb vypravil VIM. J. Tick
ner.
= Ma Narodnim hfbitov6
pohrben byl v pondelf James,
syn Franka a Mary N6mec,
jenz zemTel II. dubna. PohTeb
vypraven byl z pohTebnfho do
mu Lilly & Zeller, Eastern ave-
nue. a Wolfe ulice.
" sobotu vecer, 10. dubna
pOTada CIVIC. SbOr Sok. Jedn.
"Blesk" V Sokolovn6 DOLLAR
Party" We prospech "Zavodni-
no Fondu."
= V nedeli, 20. dubna Pew.
Dram. Sbor sv. Cecilie sehraje
lidovou hru sc zp6vy: "Ma pa
nenka modrooka'', V Auditoriu
osadnf skoly ma Collington Az.
Vzdy ely Rieger Klub O.
sadly sv. Vaclava pofada toto
pond6lf, dine FL. dubna velko-
lepou zabavu Dinner Dance"
V Katolicke Budov6 (St. Wen
ceslaus Lyceum) ma rohu Ma
Olson a Duncan ulic. Zacatek
Dude v 8 hodin vecer.
- We skolnf mfstnosti koste-
la Cesko- Moravskych BratTi
poTadana Dude We stTedu, %.
dubna, O 8. iodine vecer hra
Bingo. Ceny Sc zdarem sc set
kavsim ucastnlk1m.
V nedeli, dine 27. dubna
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mladfkt
7. wardy Dude pofadati "Bul
Roast" v klubovnfch m1stnos
tech, 21OO Ashland Avenue oc
l hod. odpol. do 6. hodin vecer
Minute ned6le, 13. dubns
ma zakoncenf divadelnf sezony
sehral Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn
"Blesk" operetu "Tam ma no
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

V konanf povinnostf svych
hasici ujeli v celku 118 mil a
stravili 3O5 hodin We skutec-
mem Zachra1ovaclm haSeni.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Mrs. SteadTI1an
Plea
Of kuf Guilty.. g

oBOSTON, May % The
trial Of Mrs. Ruth Stsadman, -.
for the strangling Of her married
lover. Robert Emery, 90, ended
abuptly today when she pleaded
guilty to manslauShter.
She was Immediately SEN
fenced by Judge Vincent Brogna
to serve Is years In the wornan's
reformatory ct Sherborn.
The attractive young former
Pittsburgh matron, mother Of Z
year-old girl, had pleaded limo
cent ut the outset Of her trial %
q charge Of murder In the first
degree, the penalty for which II
death In the electric chair.
She had taken the stand only
late yesterday 70 tell Of ter ~
sociations with Emery, father q
two children, who was found
strangled In her apartment last
Janusry Il.
The state had commended she
killed Emery % mo other wom-
m could have him" The defenss
In outlining his case indicated II
would show Emery died In . sui
eide pact.
After Defense Attorney Ed
ward r. Flynn announced the de-
PENDANT wisf>1 to change her
plea, Mrs. Steadman rose h tn
witness stand and pronounced
the single word: Guilty
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Royol Navy Masses Power
for Swift 0ceon Decision
British War Dogs Lay Trop for
Componion Of Stricken Bismarck

(There was no mention, either
from London or Berlip. Of any
other ships In the squadron
which Fleet Commander Ad-
miral Guenther Luetjens led
from aboard the Bismarck.)
British sources expressed be-
lief the German ships left Ber-
gen on q specific hunt for con-
voys carrying vital war supplies
across the North Atlantic.
TIRPTTZ NOW ALONE
The Daily Telegraph COM
mented meanwhile that with the
Bismarck's sinking G e m n y
was left dependent on her sister
ship Tirpitz, If that vessel Is in
service, for . battleship which
could challenge our own"
The Daily Express said that
"the Hood loss to US was grave
but to the smaller Hun navy, loss
of their biggest battleship Is ir-
reparable."
The board of the admiralty
congratulated the fleet today on
the sinking of the Bismarck and
said that had it not been for the
gallantry, skill and devotion" Of
the fleet air arm "our object
might not have been achieved"
This was the message the
board sent to the fleet:
Their lordships congratulate
the commander in. chief of the
home fleet and all concerned in
the unrelenting pursuit and sue
cessful destruction Of the enc
my's most powerful warship.
'The loss of Inns. Hood and
her company which Is 50 deeply
regretted has thus been avenged
and the Atlantic made more Sc
cure for our trade and that Of
our allies.
From the information al
present available to their lord.
ships there can be no doubt thai
had It not been for the sallantry
skill and devotion to duty of thu
fleet air arm in both the Vic.
torious and the Ark Royal oul
object might not have beer
achieved"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Warren Traffic
10 be Studied
hishway Commission
PIens Rood Survey

OHarry w. v. Lumley, chair
man Of the Macomb County
Road Commission, said today
that q commission employee will
Immediately make q traffic sur
vey in rapidly growing Warren
township.
Lumley ordered the survey,
he said, after comforting yester-
day with Sergt. Van Blanken-
steyn, Of the Michigan State
Police, and Roscoe Heron, traf-
fic engineer for the State High
way Department.
The commission employe will
determine speed control zones
and will inaugurate q system
Of roadside signs designed "a
cure traffic Ills, Lumley said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Filters !! 81 10 lake l|'''
Premiere Pan
To b Guests ot First
Showing Of Air Film

oSelfridge Field will celebrate
the midwest premiere Of II
Wanted Wings" tomorrow with
q luncheon and air show at the
post for state and municipal Of
ficiala Newspaper and radio
figures, and Aim executives. Air
shows over downtown Detroit
Thursday noon and from $50 to
8 p. m. Thursday are also SEIZED
uled.
Although many Of the Air
Corps fields newer planes are
on maneuvers In the southeast
and at gunnery practice In
northern Michigan, . flight from
the First Pursuit Group will ap-
pear over Detroit 1t m altitude
Of about 1000 feet around 1880
pm. Thursday.
Major Robert s. Israel, Jr.,
commanding officer Of the First
Pursuit Group, hopes % ~ the
record-breakin9 Lockheed MISE
twin-engine intercepter over the
city. This plane recently was re-
ported to have gone 450 miles
IN hour in level hight
Mayor and Mrs. Edward j.
Jeffries, Jr., Of Detroit will Be
guests Of Selfridge Field for the
luncheon, following which the
Mayor will be taken upon 4 per-
sonally conducted tour Of the
field.
At the II Wanted Wings' mid
night premiere Thursday night
at the Michigan Theatre, the
mezzanine door has been ressrv.
ed for Selfridge xield officers
and their families, who will b
guests Of the theatre. ~
Premiere Of the picture coin.
cides with Flying Cadet Week
in Detroit and Selfridss Field
personnel Il active In. sssistins
the Army Recruiting Service e
attain it, new pilot application
goal in the $4,000 pilot-a-yeal
program. One Of the fields new
Bell Airacobra fighter planes n
on display on Dstroit's WashinS.
ton Blvd. Parkway.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Plan Main
On SherW wood

VAN DYKE-'With the extern
sion Of the Nine Mile Drain
scheduled for completion within
ten days, . new connecting prof.
ect which would install Z main
on Sherwood avenue was being
considered today.
Il was understood that the
main would run almost a mile
from Eight Mile road % Nins
Mile where Il would connect 70
the new extension running 70
the Naval Ordnance plant II
Mound Road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

Rrifish Man q War Scour Seas for Cernan M
DeiroIisr Injured
In Fall OF Train
lesss Two Fisssss
IN Utiea Accident

OJohn Yokon. 80, Of Detroit.
was In st. Jossph's hospital here
today after two fingers were am
putated after he fell from .
moving train ct Utica yesterday.
State Police, who are holding
the Detroiter for investigation
after he admitted four previous
arrests, said that Yokon slipped
and fell from . Michigan Central
freight train on which he had
hooked" q ride.
His left hand fell under one
of the trains wheels and the In
dex and middle fingers were
mangled.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
New Candidate Seeks
School Board Post

EAST DETROIT-The two In.
cumbents Of the School Board
for District No. 2 Fractional q
Erin and Warren Townships will
be opposed for reelection by .
new candidate, Russell D. Irwin,
according to certifications at
the Monday meeting in the High
school.
Seeking reelection to the
board for three-year terms will
be two present members, Mrs.
Fay Ostrander and Arthur F.
Rausch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

oLONDON, May % up -
Fifty to 100 British warships and
. swarm of planes searched
vast Atlantic hunting grounds
to-day for the 10,000-ton Ger
man cruiser Prinz Eugen, In
hope of a clean sweep Of the
Bismarck squadron.
Into the quest was thrown
much of the powerful concentra-
ton of naval forces which closed
for the kill yesterday on the S5,-
OOO-ton battleship Bismarck,
bounded 1850 miles down the
Atlantic from close to the Arctic
Circle, crippled, trapped, then
sunk in a thunder of shellflre and
torpedoing.
The Prinz Eugen, which was
with the Bismarck last Saturday
when she sank the battle cruiser
Hood and damaged the new S5,-
000-ton Prince of Wales, had
dashed for safety-perhaps back
TO the Norwegian Port of Bergen
from which the German ships
sailed.
The cruiser dropped from
sight by Monday morning when
an American-built Catalin q
plane picked up the fleeing Bis
marck $50 miles west Of Lands
End, England.
hLANES PATROL FJORDS
Low-flying airplanes quickly
took up a patrol off the Norwe-
gian fjords to spot the Prinz Eu-
gen IL she had turned back there.
Released from the Gordon that
caught the Bismarck, warships
turned to the new hunt, aided
by planes from the decks Of the
aircraft carriers Ark Royal and
Victorious, which played an i'm.
portant part in marrying and
crippling the Bismarck.
Observers said at least lac
planes from these two carriers
alone would be available for the
search. Thus the Ark Royal con.
tinued her role as q vengeful
ghost for the Germans, who otter
have reported wrecking or sink
Ing the 22,000-ton cruiser. Re
ports that the newer 23,000-tor
Victorious was In action were
the frst accounts that she hac
been placed in active service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
(o|ored Boys Steal
Bottles from GARAGE

OMrs. Herman TimpA "a Hub
bard, told police yesterday that
two negro boys had stolen .
number Of empty bottles stored
in her garage. She said that
the boys, about IS years Of age,
ran away when she discovered
them emerging from the build
ing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
funeral Services
Set ioe thursday

oEuneral services for Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Thornton, a, Of
203 South Broadway, will Be
held Thursday at ESQ am. from
the residence and Il 10 from
st. Peters Catholic Cemetefy.
Prayers will be said tonight
ct eight o'clock at the rssidence.
Burial will b IN St. Peters
Catholic cemetery under the d.
rection Of Duncan B. Hubbard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

"a large awning at PrlehS
Mercantile was damaged yes
terday afternoon when struck by
the rack Of q truck driven by Ed
gar Mercer, A Grand avenue.
The truck struck the awning
while turning onto Cherry
street from Macomb.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

OSAGINAW - up - Mrs
Claude b. Resseguie Of Saginaw
was elected president of the
Michigan division Of the Nation
al Farm and Garden Associa-
ton at It's closing session here
Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

Fsllesv D6slG6o
10 - Psllbs -

oHonorary paIlhoEogn lE
John n. Seaman eo-yU( N.Y.
New Haven phy1telnlt Wl6
yesterday Of . SlTu1kos sor
prominent msmlees = 1eS
cal profession. s ~ - q s S ~
Two o. UsG1yszprs. H.
Berry ana Joeeph - Gnl
ST.. both q Mou1t q -
attended medical seheol i
Seaman. An three c
the practise g nnal G1no2I 8
DR.. seasnad linne - 20 Z
sls Arst IN Om6Ey lky ~
March "a. 1901. q - +
moved his praetise, -. ~
and subseQu1ntlY QcGp0 "
dce hefnre .H6na ~
ven In 1907. ss
Always closs 70 ~. Sln
heart was the -
fedged sailor at II ~ p14
Great Lakes %
His father Has 8 : W
United Stntee 4
Frisat "lGacstpl1
Other honoG1
are Dr.. Josept Y 81
Mount Clemens; 0ck
PauI Of Ne3 Hr1&
Brodericl. @ 0etyt
pallbearers ara 1GGor
John Radcliffe, yvJ
Glenn Bates Glands !.
and James G. 0ilIGEk ~ 4 S. sS' ~ ID
Funeral ssev3 ~ IN 1|
man win - h611 kc1
dence. 41l5 udvisl6
New Haven. @ 8 ~ ~ M
with tn Rev. W 49,
New Haven, Methe1 IT,
and Rev. b. y. WJf5 u
Haven .Cougre
Officiating. Ist3nK
Kaven CounooorY -
rection Ct Dunean ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

The Palisades extend from the
west bank Of the Hudson river
from near Haverstraw, N. Y, to
WeehaWken. N. j.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
BEACH TICKETS

Beach tickets were distributed
today to the students through
the second hour classes. Stu
dents under 10 get yellow tick
cts which entities them to free
use Of the beach and free check
ing. Students over sixteen get
red tickets which entities them
to free admittance to the beach.
All students who were absent
today will get their tickets on
the day they return.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Mount CIeulons x|esIlan
CHARGES Ml(e 0uel

Q Charging extrsnns cruelty and
non-support, Mary Yokum. Of
Mount Clemens yestorday filed
suit In circuit court loaking =. d.
vorce from her husband. Victor.
Jr. ~ Nv
She asked custody Of her two
children. aged three. and one. .
share Of jointly oWned proper
~ and attorney's fees. The
couple was married oct. 10, 1887
and separated Nay !, 1o41.
Tha Alpe ars I'D - have risen
freGn 3 ssawsv four - ssvsn
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
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High Notes

PRIZE POSTERS

PRIZE POSTERS
The high school art classes
made posters for the Re l Cross
in their study Of Safety in the
Home" On May ~, Mr.. Har-
rison Brown and Mr.. Charles
Doll, Jr., selected the prize
winning posters and the results
will be announced on Monday,
June 8. All posters will be on
exhibit in room 216 on Wednes-
day, in room 214 on Thursday
and in room 122 on Friday.
The students took home acct
dent hazard blanks to be filled
out and returned to the second
hour classes when q Junior Red
Cross member will collect them.
REGULATION
Some students are writing
names and initials on the walls
and columns Of the high school
building. Any students caught
doing this will face arrest and
action by the police for defac-
ing public property. The Junior
Civic Court members are COOP
Grating in catching these people
and they will be tried through
the court II found guilty.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

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Tprive. Hydra Matte includes also q fully auto
matic 6our-speed transmission. It's the combi.
nation Of the two that permits elimination Of the
clutch pedal and oil manual shifting Of gears.
Both are necessary to give you the stepped-up
performance and the completely automatic oper.
alton that you get only IN Hydra-Matic Drive.
Come In and Try the one drive that goes I'll the
way 10 make driving simpler, easier and saferi
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
He Got His Chance

The young officer had a chance
TO prove his ideas during the Ger.
man onslaught on the low coun.
tries in France. For obvious rea.
sons many facts of this campaign
cannot yet be revealed, but to put
il briefly Taylor went ahead Of the
main body of the advancing Brit
ish troops, often so miles forward
of the main body.
BY skillful maneuver and speed,
he was able 10 get close to the
German column and send beck
valuable information. 1t was
largely due to this young officer
that the German spearhead was
detected and counter-attacked at
ArraS.
Herbert Taylor's job had really
/ finished when this battle began
for his light tanks were meant
for reconnaissance and not fol-
ltank-to-tank battles. But he in.
sisted on taking the field with his
light troops and whilst the metal
giants on both sides belched forth
shell and heavy machine gun bull
lets. he kept in action with great
skill and inflicted losses on the
enemy