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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

oMarket Basket coupons con-
tinued to flow into basket re-
ceptacles of participating mer-
chants stores rs the popular
contest sponsored by TIL
DAILY MONITOR completed
it, seventh successful week.
! The contest proved even more
popular this week - the total
prizes offered were considerably
increased. A $3.50 food purchase
order was given this week for
first prize award instead Of 50:
the former second prize of 81 be-
came $3.50; the third prize was
g and two other 81 purchase
orders were given.
The same prize scale will pre-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Aliens Up
for Hearing
on Monday

More than 80 aliens together
with two witnesses each will ap-
pear before Circuit Court Judge
Neil E. Reid and Harold Hart,
examining officer for the natur-
alization department, in the
county building on Monday,
County Clerk Guy L. Brown an
nounced today.
OF the 90 applicants, those
who satisfactorily answer ques-
tons asked them by Judge Reid
and Hart will be admitted to full
citizenship. The applicants are
scheduled to appear at the rate
Of IS per hour, starting at 8
am.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Watkins Heads
IrYl(oI1lpany
Lissidstion Issue
Roissd By StoekhoIds

OMacy-E. Watkins was re-elect-
ed president of the Macomb
County Trust company by the
board Of directors this morning
following q stockholders meeting
yesterday at which Is men were
named to serve on the board.
All other officers were re-
elected. They are: Henry o.
Chapoton and Harry Diehl, vice.
presidents, md Clarence BArek,
-secretarystreasure $500
Directors named were: Wat
kins, Chapoton, Diehl and Fred
]. Cromie, Of Warren, Ralph
d on q ldson William +.
Kelly, Spencer J.. Daily, Harry
8. Donaldson, Howard Fenton,
Roland Nank, David Roleau,
Charles Doll, ST., and George +.
Smith.
The stockholders passed q re-
solution asking the board to con-
slider q special election deter
mining whether the company
should liquidate or continue in
business.
If the board approved the cleo
ton owners q thirds vote of
all stockholders will be neces-
sary to force the liquidation.
President Watkins said q small
group Of stockholders favor IL
quotation because the company
has been unable to pay q stock
dividend in late years. The re
solution will be considered at
the next meeting Of the board,
he said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Crowd ThrOm3s
e-Offerine
Sale Rooms

oSale Of choice lots lying In
Warren, Clinton, Chesterfield
and Erin townships today at
tracted an overflow crowd to
the supervisors room in the
county building where the re-
offering sale is being held.
Bidding was brisk a. $3.50
lots went for Sos. An even
larger crowd Is expected to-
morrow when additional lots in
rapidly growing Warren town.
ship are scheduled for auction.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

O"Truth, accuracy and complete
enforcement from personal opin-
ion are the great fundamentals
underlying Associated Press
news coverage," Ted Smits, De-
troit Bureau Chief for tn e
worlds largest news service told
members Of the Mount Clemens
Lions club In the prelude to an
absorbing talk which he deliv-
cred to the clubmen at their
weekly meeting this noon at Cor
don's Grill.
Sketching rapidly the intricate
system of wires which carry As
sociated Press news stories from,
and to, every corner of the earth
the veteran newspaper man held
the attention Of listeners
throughout the 80 minute period
allotted for his talk. He told Of
the o0-year old association OF
reputable publishers who make
up, own and direct the Associated
Press, and Of the far-flung sys-
tenn Of accurate, swift news COW
erage which has made AP the
top-ranking worlds news agen-
cy.
Throughout the major portion
of his informal talk Smits dealt
with the problems which have
arisen concerning accurate news
coverage since the outbreak Of
the European war. He stressed
the fact that Associated Press
stories, written In London, Ber-
lin, Siam, Rome or any other
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
AP 1sgienal Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-(R
Final Michigan population
figures from the sixteenth de-
cennial census, announced today,
emphasized how rural and sub
urban areas have outstripped
the cities in growth in the past
ten years.
The decade reversed q trend
toward urban areas that had
continued mbroken for 100
years.
OF the states 5,2S6,106 in
habitants on April I, 1910, the
Bureau of the Census listed s.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

distant news-source centers are
actually written, transmitted and
reproduced in THE DAILY MON
ITOR in exactly their original
form, save for deletions of off,
cial foreign censors. Those CEN
sors, however, he said, have no
right, and do not attempt, to add
to or change the meaning Of that
part of the story which IL per-
mitted to leave the country.
Having recently conferred
with Associated Press correspon-
dents on furlough In New York
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Firenen QueN
Basement Blaze

"A basement fire In the home
q IA Uel1oe, % Gibbs street,
was quickly extinguished ~ the
fire department 1t ll:>S O'clock
this morning.
Fire Chief G. Edward Willesh
ran 70 the second floor of ~
home through dense smoke at1es
. report circulated that $500
one was sleeplne y : bedrapm.
but the runner Deoved talso
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Draft Board
Appointed

ODrs. Leroy K. Allen, of Rose
vile, and Frederick A. Sturm,
of ST.. Clair Shores, today were
named examining physicians by
Gov. Van Wagner to serve Ma
comb County Draft Board No. 2.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
British Sweep Beyond 70 2
3O-Dqy Strike Notice Regulation Voted /
Clinic Lecture
Postponed Due
TO Illness

ABecause Of the illness of Cyril
Wezemael, the Civic Lecture
series program scheduled for
Monday night under Monday
Musicale sponsorship has been
postponed, Mrs. c. H. r. Mac
Kenxie announced today.
Wezemael, an accomplished
soloist, and Emory Weiss, viol-
mist, will appear at a later date,
Mrs. Mackenzie said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Siamese Army Advances

oBANGKOK, ThoiIond, Jon 8-tAP)-(Oeloyed'.
Thai (Somese army is advancing into the French ndo-
Chino province Of Combodo in BIitzkrieo style thot H
supported by air rods covering practically oil the province
according to information contained In ton9nts nen COM
rnond communicates
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Act to Bolster Defense

CLEANSING, Jan. e-tAP)-Two bills to strengthen NO
tono Defense Proeros by tightening lows o9ons soooJo9e
and tesposs and Facilitating the capture OF enemy o9ents
were introduced in the senote todoy by Senotor D. Hole
Broke Republican, Of Stanton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

Nazis Admit Bombing Dea'

oBERLlN, Jon 9-tAP)-EIsven civilians were killed ond
IL injured by British air raiders who scotered high explosive
and ncendory bombs oyer the coosto regions OF
Geony in the night the Germon high command report
ed todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
13-Yeor Old Adrion
Morries City EnsPl 3 =
Husbend Arrsstsd IL AUtleslll Y
Following ksvslstisa - ~ 81

oADRIAN, Mich. Jan. o<k
The marriage Of . 13-year-old
schoolgirl and . 3S-yeer-old
Adrian city employee was re-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Lincoln Tower Hit by Bomb

Tower surountino Christs Church in Westminster Bridge
Rood Lambeth south Of the Thoes hos been so dooeeo
bv ermon oero ottocks hot in danger OF collapse
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
Hopkins Arrives i'm England

oLONDON Jon o-tAP)-Hory Hopkins. pres'oen'
Roosevelts Special Representative arrived m eneono ''
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
IL. Shoemaker Will
Be. Buried Today

81
Funeral service will be held
this morning for Fred Shumaker
at the Flat Rock church of
Brethren with the Rev. Frank Lee
wis in charge and burial will fol-
low in the WEIGH cemetery.
The deceased who was rs years
old died on Tuesday at his home
at Warrensviile, following high
blood pressure and other compli-
cations. ~ -
He was a native of Washington
county, Va, but had made his
home in Ashe for many years
where he operated a saw mill.
He is surviveds by his wife and
nine sons and daughters, Charles
Shoemaker, Hemphill, West Va;
Frank. Ralph and Effie Shoemak-
er, Warrensville; Mrs. Il. l..
Church, Elizabethton; Mrs. Joe
Booth, Abingdon, Va; Mrs. Alb
ert Miller, Comet.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06

other plans which would be an
nounced soon. Il hope to be able
to remain in Ashe county," he
said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
County
Tourney Will
Open Feb. 10Th
Complete Plans for the Event
Will Be Announced
Next Week.

The All-Ashe county basketball
tournament will open Wednesday,
February 10th and will last
through Saturday, February o.
Coach Paul Perkins announced
yesterday.
Complete details have not yet
been announced but Coach Per
kins, with the aid of Charlie Wea-
.ver, coach of, the Jefferson teams
will have everything in readiness
for the Journeys opening game
in Jefferson on the night Of Feb
10th.
It was announced that the -four
leading teams in both the girls
and the boys bracket viii
be eligible FOR the tourna'
ment and will be seeded accord
ing to percentage, except the
highest teams which will b
placed on the bottom.
The winners Of the tourney viii
be entered in the Journals enti.
mel tournament in Winston-Sa.
lem. The Ashe tournament, how.
ever, will not determine which
teams will enter the Appalachiar
tourney, held annually at Boone
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
Kraft BoWlels-z
Still Leading

With DR.. J. X. Hunter bowling
a total score of 431 pins for three
games, the Kraft Cheese company
defeated the Skyland Post team
this week and are still leading the
local bowling = league with a
10000 average.
The Kraft bowlers took the
first game by margin OF IL
points, while the newspaper boys
won the second on a slim s, point
margin. The third game was
easily won by Hunter, johnson
and Bard. John Anderson rolled
the highest score for the Skyand
Post team with total Of Alt pins
for the three games.
Tonight the w. J. Parts teams,
composed of Dean Mcmillan, Gale
Mcmillan and E. E. Jones will
roll the Bare-Little team made
up of Clinton Little, Tam McMil-
Ian and another bowler whose
name wasn't listed. Tomorrow
night the Kraft Cheese company
will take on the Jones Taxi boys
President Hunter urges again
that more teams enter the league
in order that tournament might
be planned.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
w. ]. An-Stars
To Play Tonight

Coach Paul Perkins, OF the
West Jefferson high school, will
tonight carry the local sall-star
team to Sparta to meet the strong
Sparta all-star outfit that gave
the North Wilkesboro all-stars
last week their worst defeat OF
the season.
The game is being played at the
Sparta high school gym and the
proceeds will 60 to aid in the
fight against infantile paralysis.
The opening whistle is at 8 o.
clock and many local sports en-
thusiasts are expected to attend.
Freel Jones, Bill Francis, r. c.
Miller, Tam Mcmillan, Ed Wea-
yer, T. sGrayson, Tommy Williams
and many other local basketeers
will play for the West Jefferson
cagers. The Sparta team Is led by
Coach Byron Stuart, one Of Ashe
county's best basketball pro-
ducts and who now coaches the
Sparta high school = teams :, n Is
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
FS'A Supervisors ].
Visit Asl1e County


Miss Sara Smith and Ted Roy
ster, junior administration super-
visor Of the FSA, from RaleiRh,
are in .Ashe county today and To-
morrow setting up Q more con-
densed system Of filing known a.
'area-guidinR system". Z. VI.
Sears. Of the local TSA. said yes
terday.
This system will divide Ashe
county into districts and intorzna-
ton that we have about families
working under the FsA win be
filed on one card. thereby great
ly increasing the efficiency ii our
Office" he said,
It was announced further that
7. NJ. Palmer, Of Asheville, and
district engineer Of the FSA, has
been in the county this week
checking on the tenant purchase
construction and making plans
for more building In Ashe county
through the FSA.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
Good Athletic
=
Program For
Lansing School
Intra-Mural Program Gives
Large Number OF Students
Opportunity To Participate

This year, for the first time,
Lansing high school is fortunate
enough to have well planned
intramural athletic program. I'm
der the direction of Coach Robert
Morphis the physical education
class has sponsored five tourna-
ments, all of which were success
full. The sixth is now in progress.
Thirty-one boys received points
from tag football, 9th Black be-
ing winners. Eighty-nine girls and
boys received peihts from volley-
ball; both 18th Gold, boys and
girls, won out in this. Fifty-eight
girls and boys received points
from soft-ball; 18th Black and
18th Gold won the championship.
Thirty-eight boys and girls enter
ed chinese checker games LIST
place winners, Bernard Miller and
Norman Shepherd. End place win
ners, Doris Mcneil and Lib Roe,
Thirty boys and girls entered
plain checkers: LIST place winner
Make Mcneil and End place win
ner, Walter Eldreth.
Due to the fact that the wea-
Their won't permit any outside
tournament at present, the ply
steal education class is now spon-
soring a table tennis contest IN the
gymnasium. There is much in
terest being shown with SO boys
and girls in the first round.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
SCHEDULE

FRIDAY Night, Feb. y
Nathan's CT. at West Jefferson
jefferson at Healing Springs
VIC at Lansing
Elkiand at Riverview
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
Dental Clinics
At Fleetwood


DR.. E. T. Koonce, doing free
dental work in. the schools of
Ashe county in collaboration with
the local health. department, last
week inspected and treated "a
children at the Fleetwood school.
DR.. Robert King said DR..
koonce would remain at the
Fleetwood school this week treat
ing children from all schools of
that section. At Fleetwood last
week DR.. Koonce made rs filings,
extracted ITO teeth and cleaned
at least "a children's teeth. Many
were referred to local dentists
for further dental work.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
Jefferson Boys And Nathan's
CreekGirls Continue To Lead

to begin February 10th. The
four leading teams of each brack-
ct will be entered. At the present
time they are: girls, Nathan's
Creek, Healing Springs, JEFF
ferson and VIC; boys, Jefferson,
Nathan's Creek, Riverview and
Healing Springs. But anything
can happen in the last two games,
the coaches say and urge all
sports fans to turn. out for these
last two scheduled games.
RESULTS
FRIDAY night, Jan. 31) ~
GIRLS :
Nathan's Or, 20; H. Springs, IL
(Jan. 28)
VIC girls won. on forfeit over
Riverview.
Healing Springs, 81; Lansing, 20
Fleetwood, q; West Jefferson, Is
BOYS
Healing Springs, 35; N. Creek, 80
(Jan. 28)
Riverview, SO; VIC, 80
Healing Springs, 48; Lansing, q
West Jefferson, 43; Fleetwood, 20
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
Want Work1l1en
At Holly Ridge

It was announced this week by
the N. c. employment division
that thousands of workmen are
now wanted at Holly Ridge.
Among those are 80 linennen,
IS sheet metal workers, 5000 la
borers, 5000 carpenteFsM + civil
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
Both Teams See Action
Tomorrow Season
Is Nearing Close.
FACE EIGHT: LIE Ed. g.
sE@se N1sA1 ~ { :
: 49,.


with the sea- Mrapaly draw
ing to close, re leaders,
jefferson bd Nathan's
Creek girls. Il night face
strong opponel ii Ashe di-
vision of the A atlan confer
enee- ~. 81 sss:.ss
The Jeffersa BOYS who lead
their brackets vi clean slate
OF seven victories travel to
Healing Spring qach Char
lie Weaver is osintin5gI Con d win
since his boys haa had two
of rests ashan's Greek
iris, with a sixlwii6 and one-loss
average, will come to West JET
-fersDET. a=.--,s Y vs.: .sssf !. -
- After losing to Nathan's Greek
last Tuesday night the Healing
Springs girls on Friday night
made a comeback and defeated
Lansing t37-20 The Healing
Springs boys, too, won Friday
nights game as well as Tuesday
nights. They defeated Nathan's
Creek IS to 80 in a last minute
'sfEsElIer and then trampled Lam
sing On Friday 48 to 81.
"A week from tomorrow night
ahe final conference games will
he played and the tournament is
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
engineer. 1 accounting clerks.

engineer. 4 accounting clerks.
Several worknen are still
needed at Fort Bragg. Those de-
string employment are asked to
make application at the local en-
ployment office which is open
each Tuesday morning in the well
fare department office, or at the
district office in North Wilkes
boro any morning between $3.50
and 1890 o'clock.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-02-06
GOODMAN RESIGNS

Bradley Goodman, popular To-
cal young man who has been
employed by Reins-Sturdivant for
some time, this week offered his
resignation.
Mr.. Goodman said that he had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

lnto a double enW
rlses two hearts ~ first eaior
hack 10 hack ard ~ew together
around edges Inserting one end
~ cord between hearts st top
Sew together ? hearts ~ second
color. attaching 10 other End II
cord
RouTo>>IrRri Make cord
- To- belt. cutting strands -
yds INSTEAD ~ - ydsD lonF
Cut off a. inches ~ this cord.
and knot all loose ends securely.
Tie longer cord into q bow Sew
= double heart % Is, color At each
end Of cord. Sew the AZ inch
cord between ends 81 how and
sew a double heart ~ and color
Al free end ~ this cord.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Breakfast Is
Important Meal

.lntszv n.erntnf sveakfssss
have n - substantial. rhsy must
stick 1, the rms" a. 10 sr<sk. n
= ths mart important meal 81 TIE
dss. fcr u 10 long time between
evening inner snd breakfast
lust steat breakfast time onr's
lizards are clsmer,nx FOR hcnsst-
tn-Kuoas~ss heart warming fnn-a
There's nothing ike q stack ~ not
Fnlden sriddle cakes, swimming In
. smooth ftsvcFsome syrur 10 start
ne asy rizht
Here IL lust such . recipe
asFshmallo~ Maple syrup that's
a real -zmcashie~ and ia easily
made. with crisp. orunchy nFown
bacon. = glass % fruit Juice and
cup of Rot sseamlns coffee your
menu 10 compl~ts
MAnaogNeAllDW MApg2
fhazes is cups syrup,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
WYATT FOR NE"
~ KATHERINE MACY

hatless and handsome ms he laugh
ed with them and made engage
ments for next week.
A roar of motors overhead meant
that Jim Brownell. and probably
Sandra Paget. were flying back To
New York.
What would happen. she Won
dered. to Peters plane. now lying
crumpled In the meadow
II would be Rob's Job Ia re
mind the men 10 get u Out Of
sight. where Peter wouldn't he
fronted with another
broken toy.
Rob was In his usual place
stretched full-length on the couch
by the fire. He did not look we'll
and had eaten scarcely any of their
late dinner.
She told him she was going
off with Peter that evening.
and asked anNiously. Would
you rather I wouldn't I think
perhaps We should have DIR.
Cnllum see YOU"
Nonsense. safd Rob. II m fine
just a little tired Go along with
the lad. He may not be back at
Hollymount again soon"
She changed into a simple dark
blue dress with white collar and
added only thin blue coat when
Peter came for her.
The days were growing shorter.
II was almost dark. and consider
ably cooler, but she hated 10 wear
hat at any time.
Peter looked down Mt the
smooth blond head beside him
as they drove off. Where to-"
She shrugged. and h. started
simlessly toward Waterford
They didn't break the silence IN
IN they reached the top Of the hill
above the ford where she had seen
Steve Gardner and Hap Howard
that day only night before
last,
II seemed impossible ~ much
had happened In such a short time.
Peter pulled the car 10 the side
Of the road and stopped. The little
town was dark and deserted. a.
Continued On Page 10. Col So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Now New York Woman
LOST rs LBS.
OF FAT
SAYS. Don't STAY Fat a unattracti,eT

Saws. Don't stsy Pat A Inattrsctise
In 80 days Mrs II G. OF New York
City name on file with thousa nds
OF others reduced 2e lbs. Took
inches of hips inches off nust
and IA inches off waist. sh. writes
y feel fine and look 10 yrs younger
Now here's safe Plan that helps
~ many % reduce excess fat with
out risky drugs or inconvenience. -
a plan which helps brins into bios
som tho natural stusctiveness and
yivsciousnsss most women posssss-
Get on the scales today and see now
much you weigh. then get a bottle OF
Kruschen Sslts which viii last
weeks and Is inexpensive Tske one
half tesspoonful In slass OF water
before breakfast every mornins-eat
vlsely-cut out fatty mests butter.
cream ana rich pastries-go light on
white bread and potstoes-keep this
up for 30 days. Nov set on the scales
and just see II YOU haven't lost
pounds o: ugly fat.
II not ioyfully satisfied - money
back.
REFUSE INVITATIONS, Demsn
and get only genuine Kruschen "a
famous English formula plain OF
new sffsrvesoent - pleasant spar
king Lasts weeks and costz q
trlfle. Crown Drug Co. Broadway
DTus. Psyisss Drug adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

pecially If you use the smart sin
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