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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
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100 miles from the Dardanelles.
the Reich IN control Of the en-
trance 70 the Baltic Sea and Ja-
pan established In the Pacific
with vastly superior fleet, Rus
sia b virtually landlocked from
. strategic point of view, these
sources said. In the far north,
Russia has only one year-round
ice-free port, Murmansk.
Russia's reported action IN
cutting off oil shipments to Ger
many-a step she was said 70
have taken Immediately utter
Maxi troops entered Bulgaria
was ssen a. . potentially heavy
blow 70 the Reich.
Experts said the petroleum
Germany II able 70 obtain from
Rumania, one Of her main
sources Of supply, produces m
inferior grade Of lubricatins oil
"a vital factor In operations OF
the Reich's air fleet, navy and
mechanical army units.
The Russian pledge to Turkey,
q announced here In = special
communique. promised full and
comprehensive n eutraliN,
should Turkey become 1.-THE OBJ
ject Of agsressio and find her.
self Obliged to enter war for ~
defense Of her territory"
The pledge u . re-affirmation
Of Z non-agsression pact neeoh-
ated between the two countries
IN 1925. IN return for the Rug
sian promise, the Turkish gov
eminent raid II had given the
Soviet similar reinsurance.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Mount Clemens Driver
Injured In Accident

! oHans c., Larsen. $40 Harper,
Mount Clemens, was slightly in
5ured last night when cars driv-
en- by Larsen and Albert Boes-
man. Of Roseville, collided on
Gratiot avenue In Clinton town.
ship.
Larsen sustained slight LAGER
atoms about the face, although
both cars were only slightly
damaged In the crash.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

City TOurmaInleIlt Scores

II oesAlss ............ ~ IA ~ loo
~. 1gJs .....,....ss.. ~ ~ .lto-Soo
-. So !: ;.' Is. :;..s. f..
4. Csnpeu .......... - - ile-eiI
9. OeHpsseSs ...s.s.s ~ - SN-eeo
retal ............s - ~ s1s-sn
Q. Everett ............ - ~ i3-lse
J. StEubank .....s,... - ~ i3l->le
rs .s.s, :,i team ;.::;s. NJ
Q. Mecsnn. Or ........ ~ 40 ses-s!s
vred Hsnch .....s.... nv 10 1850
rs.., .............. = = ssi-ss
Two-men team average ~,
lelAus -.
4. cssby ......"...... - - !!s-4s:
II. Lshsoass .......... ID no 1ls-Sol
rs..l .............. "a = sis-ss
Iwo-non team average ~.
xlus l1A
s Mean s. 1ss'::'. " + 5: !:
rota, .............. 81 G s7i-ss7
Two-msn team average ioss.
Jack LAMONT .......... isI - iSs-.a
-. Ap0yn0T
Total ............. 80 SIC s7s-sss
Two-men team average GA
Minus -.
Ray Ssfferiine ........ i4e 10 i3e-ti1
Tex Rickard .......... iA5 10 l40-]l5
Total sss "a so1-ss1
Two-men team average sS7.
Minus Ia
Louie Nihal .......... i37 l5e liS-l0o
j. Ielong MINIMUM. ISl IN I%O-s0S
T0S0l ............s. - ~ ASo-oAs
Two-men team average ~
Minus -.
INDIVIDUAL SCOPE
O0u MURPHY AOO A0S 4SV~SVO
Individual average go.
Plus ~.
Henry Murphy ........ lS3 l6d 30i-S2o
individual average 40.
Plus o.
n. Chanpins .......... lAl al l2l-<os
Individual average go.
Minus %.
Tr. Wolsh ............ lO I'D Io1-sVS
Individv~l average $50.
Minus 81.
Sam Krauss .......... lN 16e l03-l23
Individual average 49,.
Minus %. y,
Jake Bradner ......... .le2 l62 lAS-<s1
Individual average So.
Minua -.
r. Wood .............. iSe lC lS3-S0l
individual average 80.
Plus ~.
A. Hammer .......... l7e Isl 16l-4A2
Individual avearss Al.
Plus I.
Tom Murphy .......... Isl l+6 l1o-4ol
Individual average SIS.
Minus q.
Erwin Holtx .......... ITO l1S 1TJ-4Sl
lndividual average Aso.
Louis Loe,dsn ....... iss iH iss-lss
Individual average so.
Minus ~.
e. Teutoch ......... 10 Ia I31-->AS
Individual svsrase ~.
jerry sou,.y e. Ire ~ isi-4u
Individual average sol.
individual average isa sH
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

ANELIGH, Neh. - A flock of
geese demonstrated what q wild
goose chase" Is.
They mistook the new tin roof
of a grain company elevator for
body OF water and tried to
land on It.
Next night they came back
and tried again. u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

\ ToPU1A, Kas. - The state
Legislature has . custom Of max
Ing members buy . barrel Of
Kansae apples for the commits
siou q various infractions.
But tho spploo the throe-man
da1oootion ftom Wichita bought
- ln1so6uelng to- f1env hills
vtoeo NJ G6ooo. ynoop1o 10y
~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

italy has 81 traffic deaths an
nually for evry 10000 automo-
lbiles in the country; Germany,
AZ; England, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Michigan Military Men
Training Graduates Set 10 Keep En- Rolling

Michael ODea, Corporals Matt
Esser and John Persia. and Pvts
Robert Cosey, Hoover Edwards,
Harold. Smith. Charles l. Price
Stanley j. Budcizinski. Douglas
Arthurs, Marlen Amman, Robert
Wood, James F. Love. James
Hummel, Kenneth Nitzel, James
Barry and ambrose CouiSl1ard.
/ The Camp Livingston, La, field
house. providing indoor Winter
sports facilities for the soldiers OF
the Michigan and Wisconsin or
ganization. will have its formal
opening tomorrow night-but a
sports event will not head the pro-
gram as might be expected
Instead. nationally known
radio show will be broadcast from
the field house 10 highlight the
grand opening. This might turn
out very we'll for some of the boys,
however, AS the program is one
Of the many Quiz features Offering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
7 u F F Y
II E N r Y

Corp. Anthony Gohr of the 9th
Coast Artillery, Fort Ruckman,
Mass, is coming home for the
holidays 10 marry Miss Frances
CARRIER Of Detroit. Congratulations.
Corporal Gohr-we trust you will
have Merry Christmas even
without the Times Santa for Serv-
ice Men program.
Thirteen young soldiers from
Detroit and vicinity now are en-
barked on an army automotive
mechanics course at Fort Sheri-
dan. Ill, similar 10 the one Just
completed by 32nd Division boys in
Louisiana.
The men are Pfc. George Arde-
lean Of f4f05 Riopelle street; Pfc.
Saul Haberman of 20l4 Blaine ave-
nue.; Pfc. Case w. Ford of 1916
Mansfield avenue; Pfc. Irving
Berris Of 1929 West Euclid avenue
Pfc. Leslie j. Cramer of 351S Con-
cord avenue; Pfc. Frank Ognjan
OF 1414o Orleans streets PFC Sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Well trained and ready 10
keep EN- rolling are the II men
OF the Bind Division Motor Main
tenance School at Camp Livings-
ton. La, who are being graduated
today and returned TO their or
CARNATIONS. better fitted for the
difficult task of keeping military
vehicles in condition for use at all
times.
The men have attended the
school al the 10th Quartermaster
Regiment. Detroit outfit. since
October 13. when the Red Arrow
Motor School was resumed after
maneuvers.
Under the direction Of Mai. Don
NJ. Farris, 32nd Division Motor
Maintenance officer. the mechanics
received instruction in six phases
OF motor repair and maintenance
under the guidance OF civilian in
structors.
Graduates OF the school are SGT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

cash to the soldiers for correct
answers.
Frank Dombrowski. former Uni
versity of Detroit footballer. who
is now Private Dombrowski Of the
32nd Division football team, had g
/ joyful reunion at Camp Livingston
! tho other Saturday. Alta mess hal
where his team was eating with
members of the rival 37th Division
I (Ohio) team, he ran across a foot
ball opponent Of the day with
whom he had played during four
years at the Erie, Pa. high school.
After the grand reunion the boys
went against each other on the
gridiron and played their hearts
out. Score: o to o.
Chaplain c. w. Hughes OF De-
troit's 2l0th Coast Artillery (anti-
aircrafU is in charge of arrange
ments for the dedication Sunday
Of the new $4,000 chapel in the
210th-103rd Coast Artillery area
at Fort Sheridan. III. High officials
of the army and church will par
lticipate in the colorful interde-
lnominational ceremony Chaplain
Hughes was Canon Of Detroits ST.
Paul Cathedral in civilian life and
thus is well-known to many De-
troit church-goers.
Approximately $500 enlisted
men of the 72nd Field Artillery
Brigade. Michigan troops stationed
at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. will
receive Today Christmas holiday
| Burroughs between December 20
and January 4. il was revealed to-
day by Brig. Gen. Joseph II. Lewis
Of Lansing, brigade commander
This means several thousands
more men 10 be met at the sta
! ton members 44life-Hctrott
Times Santa for Service Men COM
lmittee, when the special trains
bearing some 600 men each roll
into local depots.
The number represents almost
the entire strength Of the brigade,
which includes the nth and
1S2nd regiments from the Detroit
area. and the 10th from Lansing,
Jackson. Grand Ledge and Char
lotte. More than tYo-thirds of the
brigade personnel are Michigan
men who left here as national
guardsmen when the unit wa S
formed from three existing Michi-
gan National Guard regiments.
Pvt Stanley j. Macarthur, son
of II. A. Macarthur of 5S15 Spring
| field avenue. member of Com
pany 3. 18th Ordnance Battalion.
part Of the Bird Armored Bayou
lBlitz) Division at Camp Polk. La,
has been chosen 10 attend the
mechanics ordnance school at Fort
Knox, Ky.
Most recent addition to the first
class of cadets in the new Air
Corps Replacement Center tair-
crew at Kelly Field, Tex, is
Harry +. Bobbitt. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F Bobbitt of Detroit. A
Detroit native. Cadet Bobbitt re-
ceived a BIS. degree, from the
University of Detroit last June.
Before entering the air corps, he
received his private pilots license
through the civil pilots program.
One Of our readers informs us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Daily Quiz
By THE ACE ANswERMAN-

With the exception of the first
year of life, at what age dc
the greatest number of deaths
occur in the United States
today?
The offspring of the FREELY has
an equally enlightening name
What is il?
you don't have to be a tattoo
artist TO beat devils tattoo
Why not?
Brazil is blessed in abundance
with every important mineral
save one. What is il?
What common European bird
utters a peculiar song as II
rises almost perpendiculariy ir
flight; il nests on the ground
and is caught IN large mum.
bers during migration season
to be sold a table delicscy7
wind sculpture Is responsible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

K. Moses of 3434 Fourth street ;
Pfc. Joseph Pasiuk of 1910 Porath
street, Dearborn; Pfc. Roman J.
Wyszczelski Of lSof0 Joseph Cam
pau avenue, Hamtramck; Pfc. Eli
Friedman Of 24S3 Tyler avenue;
Pvt. Frank w. Woller of 1922
Bewick avenue; Pvt. Roy V. Bow
den of 535 East Bethune avenue,
and Pvt. Alvin Colo of 27909 Vogt
street. ST Clair Shores.
Graduation day for these men
and the 6S classmates will be De-
cember Is. and there'll be an
actual diploma for every man
passing the final examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Knowle dee Test
BY DIR. sABINA III. CONNOLLY

Score yourself on each question.
Three, you're perfect; two, you're
good; one. you're fair.
Who was the most famous (a)
German siren. (b) Egyptian
queen, (c) Greek beauty?
WHO painted (a) Mona Lisa.
tb) September Morn, (c) Sis
tine Madonna?
I3NIn what war (a) Was the
American flag first used. ib)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

for the formation of the Gar
den of the Gods" To what
state would you journey if you
wished to pay it a viSit7
You'd almost expect Fleet
street. in London TO be the
headquarters of the British
navy. However. it is noted as
the center Of what industry +?
ANSWERS on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Quake Felt in ltalY

ROME. Nov. rs. - (INS) A.
violent earthquake believed TO
have occurred about 1900 miles
west of Italy was recorded on the
seismograph of the meteorological
observatory at laramie, in South
Italy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

One Of our readers informs us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
PAGE II
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck

Was Lincoln reelected, (c)
Was Dewey a hero?
ta) Commanded the AEF
in the World War. (b) Wrote
The wizard of o." (c)
Opened fire in the Civil War?
5-What words do these initials
stand for: (a) A. F. of L.. (b)
c. /. o., (c) Y. NJ. c. AT
6-What patriotic song was writ
ten by (a) Samuel Smith. (bJ
Francis Key, tc) James Ram
dall7
ANSWERS on Page l3)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Why People Who Hate Are
Unhealthy. A Prominent New
York City Psychiatrist Explains
why IL II Impossible 10 be Nor
NAL While Carrying a Load Of
Ill-Will for Your Fellow Cit
liens. Read This Interesting
Article In The Americas Weekly,
the Magazine Distyibute6 WIZ
This Sundays Issue ~ 1k1
Def Oft Sunday 1imsGL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

tween the football forces of Michi-
gan and Illinois before an ex-
-pcctcd- homecoming crowd OF
10000.
But steady rain that has fallen
for the last as hours put a distinct
damper on any Illini hope for a
recurrence of their 1917 defeat of
the Wolverines just two years ago
IN this same Memorial Stadium.
Outweighed eight pounds 10 the
i44t4fFf ii4a Ae-liHer the I liiHeis ssFiit4l-
derS are stalking their chances for
victory on the passing arm of Don
Griaen. Chicago sophomore, who
lis TO Zuppke'S eleven what Tom
Kuzma is 10 Michigan.
A dry field would work to the
Him advantage. but Fritz Cris-
hers charges, nevertheless. rate as
fayorltes by a 14-point margin or
better. Illinois has fallen to Notre
Dame, 49-14, and TO Minnesota.
34-6.
.Iuppke's boys have yet TO lose
here this season. however, boast
ing two overwhelming victories,
400 over Drake and 45-0 over
Miami (O) University. It's this
scoring punch that Crisler fears
as he sends team suffering from
a slight case of 'letdownitis' onto
the field after two gr1clling games
vim Northwestern and Mime
sofa.
Today'S game. the twenty
seventh meeting between these old
rivals, will mark the first time
Rudy smeia Chicago boy win
Confined on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
q, International New. ser,,c,

CHICAGO. Nov. lss-The ro-
nance between Mickey Rooney,
the movies famous Andy Hardy
and Valerie C''DoIly'1 Thon, love-
ly Chicago dancer. definitely is
off, the Chicago Herald American
said today in a copyright story.
Miss Thon, tall, willowy mem
Der of the famous Merriel Abbott
dancing troupe. was quoted as
saying;
It's all off. want TO be
friends with Mickey forever, and
that's all. j hope he never will
mention marriage again, and ]
hope my name never will be
mentioned publicly with his ex-
cept on a friendship basis.
when I met Mickey four
years ago In Hollywood where
! l was appearing with the ABB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

With the memory of the Ar.
kansas defeat still fresh in mind.
University of Detroit's football
team will be determined to bouncs
back into the victory column
when It takes on Manhattan Coli
Ilege OF New York in the first day
light game of the season at the
stadium today.
The rival elevens are assured OF
good footing because the gridiron
was covered with tarpaulin before
the rains came. AS result more
than $4,000 spectators are ex-
lpected to be in the stands at the
Iopening kickoff at 2 p. m.
Elated at being able to field
some Drawn after three years OF
dependence on guile, Coach Herb
Kopf is enthused over his teams
chances against the Titans, es-
Ipecially after Manhattan's SO up
set over a heretofore unbeaten
lVillanova team last week.
This is considered Kopf's best
team. A suicide schedule has
made fought for Manhattan to
do well on a won-and-lost basis,
but the Jaspers have been in every
bali game. Besides Villanova they
have beaten ST. Bonaventure. 20
Ii, and George Washington. $50,
and lost to DuqueSne, 26-7, and
Boston College, 26-13.
Since he took over from Chick
iMcehan four years ago Kopf has
given Manhattan one of footballs
finest attacks with deception and
passing featured. Manhattan Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Rooney Romance Off
Dolly Thon, Lovely Chicago Dancer Discovers She
Just CouIdn't Love Mickey

bolt dancers, ne was just a Kid.
We were both young. Of course
he was IL and 1 was Is.
He wasn't handsome, as you
know. but he was glamorous.
Besides that he was famous.
For a while I thought he actu-
ally had won my heart. In the
last two years Mickey has ma
tured. actually grown up. At
81, he's so different that i sud
denly realized I had 10 make up
my mind whether 10 marry him
or not.
1T became increasingly eyi-
dent that I couldn't love him. ]
don't think he loves me actu-
ally. At any rate, my decision
became final n couple of weeks
ago after we had met for the
last time in Chicago"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
.Donetz Crossed,
Germans Claim
InternatIonal Sow. srr,Ice cabIe


BERLIN, Nov l. - German
troops are continuing their drives
into the Crimea and Donetz basin,
with Red soldiers in panicky re-
treat, the German high command
announced today.
The Donetz River has been
crossed by infantry regiments at
several points on the upper
reaches, it was said. and German
troops west OF WolChow broke
through strong Soviet positions 10
take 533 pillboxeS
Enclrcled Red soldiers at Len
ingrad made several attempts 10
cross the Neva under cover of
darkness. but all these efforts
were repulsed with terrible losses
to the Soviets. il was said.
Moscow was bombed heavily
during the night. The Reds re-
portedly lost II planes in this
sector. while Is others were
severely damaged.
Bombers destroyed four trains
on the central front.
German dive bombers operat-
inc in the Crimea sank a 5000
ton transport ship in the Black
Sea and damaged two Soviet de-
stroyers. Eleven Soviet Sesplants
were shot down in this area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
IS, 900 to See u. d. Tackle Manhattan
Halifax.
Wife to
Visit Here

The British ambassador TO the
United States Lord Halifax and
Lady Halifax will spend busy
two days in Detroit Monday and
Tuesday. according to a. program
released today by the British en-
bassy in Washington.
They will leave Washington at
Is p. m. tomorrow and arrive here
at SIS a. m. Monday After a
press conference an hour later at
the City Hall the ambassador will
visit Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr.
At noon he will address the Eco
Monies Club luncheon in the Book
Cadillac Hotel. the chief purpose
OF his visit here.
At 2:45 p. m. he will visit the
Packard Motor Car Company's
Rolls-Royce airplane engine plant
Lady Halifax will hold a press
conference at GAS a. m. and then
visit the headquarters Of the
American Red Cross and the
British War Relief.
She viii lunch at the Country
Club AZ ] p, nl.r -s,.~s-sa-r@rs~@es.,,. I,
On Tncsdag The ambassador ell
call upon leading Detroit clergy
men and lunch at the Detroit
Club at 1870 p. m. After visiting
with members of the Association
Of Real Estate Boards he will visit
Henry Ford at 3 p. m. Al s p. m.
he will attend a dinner and re-
Iception of the Detroit Engineering
Society at the Detroit Athletic
Club.
Lady Halifax only engagement
for Tuesday is a reception given
by the Federation of Women's
Clubs.
The ambassador and Lady Hall
fax will leave Detroit Tuesday
night for Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Left Ae37,t9t Estate

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-tlNS) -
Mrs. Madeline Force Aston Dick
Fiermonte, whose first husband,
Col. John Jacob Astor. lost his life
in the Titanic disaster, left a net
estate Of 81 ,037 ,696, an estate tax
appraisal on file disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
cRIPps TO STAY IN RUSSIA

LONDON, Nov. l.--INSb--
British authorities today denied a
report published by the London
Daily Mail that Sir Stafford
Grips. British ambassador TO
Russia. would be transferred to
the embassy in Washington. Sir
Stafford will remain in Russia. il
was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Thomas Thorpe. 35, of ABS Ore
gon avenue, died of asphyXiation
today when he fell asleep while
smoking a cigaret and set fire to
his clothing and the chair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
LIFE-sAvING EQUIPMENT

1t was fully equipped with life
boats. RATS and life preservers
sufficient TO care for Is per cent
more than the number of officers
and crew aboard. the navy depart
ment reported
But, unlike the destroyer
Kearny, which limped to port after
receiving a terrific blow from a
torpedo in the same area 13 days
ago, the aged Reuben James was
unable TO survive the attack.
A sister ship of the Reuber
James, the Greer, was the target
.of two torpedoes in the same nortf
Atlantic. route a month ago, but
the missiles missed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Tarpaulin Assures
Good Footing for
First Daylight Game
DETROIT

Referee-Herb steger fMicniEnns. Um-
pre- John schabinssr tsprinsnsld). Hes6
unesman-R. w. Finsterwsid tohiol.
Field judse--Russeii Rupp Lebanon VAL
leyJ "a.
P,~cs~a;. sct ps zsashss ssssslese
road apa S-lvrrnpiss go sss u
Tins or kickon-7z b pn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
OFFICERS ABOARD

The officers aboard were:
LIEUT.. COMMANDER HAY
WOOD L. EDWARDS. IS. COM
manding officer of San Saba,
Tex.
LIEUT.. BENJAMIN GHET-
ZLER. 81. of Annapolis. Md.
LIEUT.. DEWEY G. JOHNS
TON, 81 FL Cajon. Cal.
lift + J0ffrTt J. DHUB, 70,
Salisbury. Pa.
LIEUT.. JAMES NJ. BELDEN.
80. Syracuse, N. Y.
ENSIGN CRAIG SPOWERS,
"A, East Orange. N. j.
ENSIGN HOW ARD V.
WADE, %. Glen Ridge. N. j.
Third United States deStroye
target N -tUrpedoeS IN me undo
clared war of the Atlantic, III
Reuben James. lacking latest i'm
provements in design, was believes
to have gone down quickly fror
the torpedo blast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Saturday Symposium
Office Of the Mayor.
Los Angeles. California
October 22. le41.


Dear Mr.. Hearst:
II AM passing on To you. fol
what they may be worth, q
few of my views concerning
contacts with various municipal
officials, during my recent trip Z,
South America;
The second Inter-American Con.
gress of Municipalities held a,
Santiago, Chile, September rs e
FL, which attended, afforded q
rare opportunity for the eighteen
delegates from the United States
10 come In closer contact with
the people of South and Central
America than has ever hereto
fore been afforded.
Mayors, city planners. commits
sloners or directors OF public
works, statisticians, experts in the
field OF public service. and various
other officials and representatives
Of municipalities Of twenty -one
countries met and discussed prob
lens of mutual interest.
We discovered that In the vari-
Gus countries OF North. South and
Central America and the Garth
with the administration of local
government are attempting 10 do
much the same thing, that Is. 20
render better service TO the people
Of the urban communities.
II became apparent that the
very things we were endeayoring
TO do could only be accomplished
I'm countries with a democratic
form OF government. where die
tatorship and RECOMMENDATION do
mot exist.
We met In assemblies and
freely exchanged experiences and
ideas.
xa on..a a., a,..n..,o, 49,.
raaeh.d .onclusio,s ana .ao,,ea
raso,.,,on.
au,.n .,.xa., a.....,......,
the democratic iaea and ,.aa.,.,.,..
.d,,g ...a =. h.,u 49,. 49,
c,.r n.,or. "a. ,.a,,,. n, On.
t,r,t.s s,.,.. aud tho o.o,,o ~
a. ra,,, Amor,oo co,n,r,os
Tn. .U.c, ~ IA. con.res. tho
eor,...s ,ho r.I.,ionsh,ns sKould
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
CONTINUED on Page I1)
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set a. s:2s p. m. today.
and rise tomorrow ~ 7.0s q. m.
The moon Will rise today al f:3f .. N.
and set tomorrow at. 5;43 a. m.