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War
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but the injuries and fatalities
were from anti-aircraft shells
and traffic accidents.
Also attacked were the Sicil-
ian towns Of Palermo, Trapani,
Marsha and Castel Veterano,
and the Italian island of Rhodes
in the Eastern Mediterranean.
One Raj plane was reported
shot down by anti-aircraft fire
at Turin, with the crew of five
killed.
1900 MILE TRIP
Reports from Bern said large
numbers Of planes passed over
Switzerland during the night, in
dicating that the raiders flew
over the Alps from Britain on
i,200-mile round trip journey.
In the Russian campaign, now
in it's 18th week, Soviet dispatch
es reported the rout of two Ger
man-allied Rumanian infantry
brigades in bitter fighting on the
southern (Ukraine) front, with
more than $500 Rumanians kill
ed, and declared that Marshal
Semeon T m o h n k o s Red
Armies on the central front had
recaptured 10 more villages in
a drive from Yelnya to Smo-
lensk.
Soviet troops were reported to
have hurled the Germans from
three lines of trenches and cross
ed the Desna River, advancing
on a six-mile front.
DEFENDERS ATTACK
Around siege-girt Leningrad,
in the north, Soviet front-line
reports said the city's defenders
were attacking necessarily,
then driving forward without re-
spite"
A Russian correspondent tele-
graphed from behind the siege
lines that I'VE have alread
crack the enemy's advance"
Advices reaching London said
that German warplanes were
violently blasting railroads and
highways on the Crimea PENN
sula, key to control of Black Sea
waters, but that Nazi troops were
making little if any progress in
attempts to cross the four-mile-
wide Perekop Isthmus.
Behind this gateway to the
Crimea, the Russians were de-
clared to be holding stoutly,
wiping out German parachute
troops and Smelling the Germans
to a standstill behind a vast
death-trap of minefields at the
Isthmus bottleneck.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Trio Sought
i'm Attempted
Assault Case

OMacomb county sheriffs depu-
ties today sought three young
Detroit youths, after an 18-year-
old Hazel Park girl reported
they attempted to criminally at
tack her and two companions,
late Saturday night.
The girl said that she broke
away and ran to a nearby farm
home on North avenue where
she enlisted the aid of the farm
err. When they returned to the
scene, the trio had fled leaving
the other two girls stranded on
the roadway.
None of the girls were report
ed injured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Roadhouse Rowdies
AlTaIgned Today

oEive Detroit boys who turned
= road house near Utica into q
boxing arena Sunday morning
at 2 o'clock were arraigned to-
day beftSe Justice Donald ].
Parent on disorderly charges.
Two Of the boys, Donald
Cornail, II, and his brother,
George, 10, pleaded not guilty
and furnished 500 bail each for
appearance Oct. 8. Thomas
Umphrey, 10, also entered a
plea Of not-guilty but was un-
able to furnish 500 bond.
The others in the party,
Henry Wilcox, 10, and John
Erixxle, 10, admitted their guilt
and were given two months
probation and costs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Release Trio
Mabbed in Raid

Zone man and two women ar
rested by Warren township
police in Q raid upon q suspected
blind pig early Sunday morning
were released this morning by
Assistant Prosecutor Howard r.
Carroll because of insufficient
evidence.
The trio, all of Hamtramck,
were arrested in a restaurant at
4031 East Eight Mile road, by
Warren township officers led by
Lieut.. Fred Maletta.
After breaking down two
large doors to gain entrance into
the basement of the establish
ment, where the bar was alleged
to be operating, the officers
found no signs of life. A second
stairway led upstairs into the
restaurant proper where the
three were taken into custody.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Richmond
Votes ON
Franchise

oRICHMOND coordination
Of . franchise granted the De-
troit Edison company by the
Village Council last week will
be sought at special election
on Oct. ~, it became known to-
day.
Approval of the councils ac-
ton requires q three-fifths ma
jority Of voters to become effec-
tive. The franchise, q renewal of
the present one, gives the COM
pany the right to erect, construct
and maintain towers, poles,
mains, wires and apparatus
necessary for the distribution
of electricity.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Deputy Plays
TO a Duck

oDeputy sheriff Cornelius
Gudenau, Jr., has played nurse
maid" to many types of animals
and birds since he Joined Sher-
iff Jacob F. Theut's staff last
January, but the former East
Detroit policeman had q new pet
Sunday afternoon.
Deputy Gudenau was mother,
father, brother and sister to
duck for several hours while he
attempted to contact Conserva-
ton Officer Earl Golf.
The deputy found the duck,
of all places, hidden under the
sweater of a 15-year-old Mount
Clemens boy as he walked along
Moravian drive at 4:30 pm.
Saturday. The bird had q brok-
en- wing, apparently suffered
when shot.
A rifle, which had been taken
apart, was also carried by the
youth. He was questioned by
Golf today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Gay Nineties Revue
pratiises Tonight

OMembers of the cast Of the XII
wants Club Gay Nineties Revue
will resume rehearsals this eve
ming at 1880 at the Medea Grill
preparatory to their show to be
given at the clubs Ladies Night
banquet Oct. IS.
The Kiwanians will also pre-
sent their Musical Revue at the
Board of Commerce Roundup on
Oct. 81 and the following night
at Art Roses Roundup Of men,
bers of the State License Bureau.
Since the clubs last appearance
at the Ohio-Michigan meeting at
Ann Arbor in July several new
features have been added to their
show.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
LoudoIl Geb
New u. 5. Post
Non,ed Asst
Dist. Supervisor

= Appointment of Robert Lou.
don, 1880 Cass. as assistant dis
trict supervisor of the newly
created Federal office under the
Works Progress Administration
to institute q national program
of defense training and reem-
ployment among WPA workers
and those affected by closing Of
on-defense industries was re-
vealed today.
Loudo.l at the present time is
WPA representative for this
area. He will continue to use his
headquarters in the County
building under the new position.
The new Lewiston will begin
Immediately to create back
log of experienced men for use
in defense industries by placing
WPA workers in plants and pay
ing them WPA wages during q
period Of apprenticeship on &c
tual defense production.
Through this method, Loudon
pointed out today, "the employ
err will get q line OH these men,
and in many cases, they will
hire them as permanent work~
ers." Y
Loudon's area covers Oaklond,
Macomb, st. Clair, Huron, and
Sanilac counties.
One of the immediate objec-
tives of the office is to contact
all employers in the area to &C.
quaint them with the purpose
and operation of the reemploy-
ment plans.
State director of the office is
James Quinn; district director,
Willis Brewer. and district su-
pervisor. Donald Weiss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29

OWarren Stoner, Route 2,
Mount Clemens, pleaded not
guilty to q charge of disorderly
conduct this morning in Justice
Frank Jcannette's court. Trial
was set for Oct. 1. Bond was fur
nislred.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29

Hear Aneek
Proves Fetol

anew BALTIMORE - Henry
Swalic, 80, bartender at YER
nier's Bar and Grill, died Of
heart attack while on duty Sat-
urday morning.
Surviving are his parents,
four sisters and brother. The
body was taken to the family
home at Fair Haven. Funeral
arrangements were not immedi-
ately available.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Deiroiier, Adrih
in Lake, Rescued

OLeon Dolata, 80, of Detroit,
was rescued from Lake st. Clair
by Conservation Officer Earl
Golf Sunday after drifting in a
small open boat for several
hours.
Dolata was first missed early
Sunday and was located by Golf
shortly before noon near the Fair
Haven subdivision.
He did not suffer any i'll eff
fects from his experience.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Couple Robbed
Of vaIuab|es
Armed Duo Gets $35
from Pair in Auto

EAST Detroit police today
sought two armed men who held
up and robbed q young Detroit
couple parked near the city
limits late Sunday night, flee
ing with about $35 in cash and
two valuable wrist watches.
The couple said the pair ap-
preached their car, which was
parked near the intersection Of
Kelly road and Veronica ilvenue,
shortly after II o'clock, and
brandishing revolvers ordered
them to turn over your money"
They fled after taking the car
key from their victim.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Condemnation
Hearings Resume

OAdjourned hearings on con-
domination of part of the Char
beneau farm property and the
Frank Vandenbosse estate in
Harrison township, where the
state proposes to construct .
road to, eliminate need for travel
over the dangerous Jefferson
avenue stretch to Selfridge
Field, will resume before Pro-
bate Judge Joseph v. Trombly
Wednesday.
It is expected that q three
man commission will be ap-
pointed to determine the value
of the land, and make recon-
mendation to the cour..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Lieut.. Beers
Goes 10 Iceland

OWord was received today
by relatives that Lieut.. Julius
Beers, grandson of Mrs. Rich
ard Mcmillan of Lincoln avenue,
has arrived safely in Iceland,
where he is to be stationed with
the United States Army Infan-
try.
Lieut.. Beers, the son of Mrs.
julius Beers of Traverse City,
left New York City for an unan-
nounced destination early in
September.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Two! Men Report
Loss Of Wallets

1.-TWO men reported to Mount
Clemens police Saturday the
loss of their wallets containing
a total Of 500.
Oscar Teise. Of Utica, said he
lost his wallet containing $62
while shopping in the city, and
Fred Brandenburg, 159 Clinton.
reported his billfold containing
$28 and important personal pa
pers was also lost on q down
town street.
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joined after coming to this
country in 1920 was "a part of
the Communist party" and as
such, advocated and taught"
the overthrow Of the govern
ment.
In a report of 1875 pages,
Sears concluded at one point
that Bridges was connected with
the Communist party by stating
that the waterfront worker,
a labor newspaper, was IAN
instrument" Of the Communist
party and the MWIU, and that
Bridges was an edior of the
paper.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
VAN DYKE MAN MUTE

OJohn Ristum, Van Dyke, stood
mute when arraigned before Jus
tice Frank Jeanette this morn
ing on a charge Of criminal as
sault. Upon failure to furnish
$4,000 bond, he was sent to the
county Jail. Examination was set
for Oct. 2.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Hunters Break Law,
Pay Stiff Fines

oThree Detroit men paid heav-
lily for some out-season hunting
when they appeared before JUS
tice Frank Jeanette this morn
ing on a game law violation.
The hunters, Harry Reinhardt,
Arthur Fistler and Herbert Fie-
wertson, were assessed $50 and
costs, or thirty days. They elect
ed the fine. They were arrested
in Lenox by game warden Har-
old w. Barrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
State Police Probe
Theft Of Eight Purses

ORomeo State Police today
hunted three young men in con-
nection with the theft of eight
purses from a farm home near
Utica Sunday morning.
Troopers said the youths were
seen in the vicinity Of the Albert
Landerschier farm home soon
before the building was broken
into while the family was at
church.
There was no money in the
pocketbooks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29

OFrank Yonnetti, ~, of Detroit,
was taken to Saratoga hospital
Saturday night after a car in
which he was riding crashed into
a ditch on Chicago road.
The driver, Carl w. Leine, of
Warren township, said he was
forced off the highway by an
other car which failed to stop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Shores Women Wins
Divorce Decree

OJuaneta Byard, St. Clair
Shores, was awarded a divorce
by Judge James E. Spier in Cir
cult Court this morning after she
testified her husband, Hugh, re-
fused to support her. She was
granted custody of three minor
children. The action was not
contested.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Fence Equipment Stolen
from Jewish Cemetery

- ShefH{'s deputies Sunday
rwere asked to investigate the
theft Of $500 worth of fence
equipment from the Jewish
cemetery Little Mack and Ma
sonic, sometime Saturday night.
Caretakers at the cemetery
valid the loot included $50 feet Of
galvanized fence pipe and IS
feet Of wire.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
Port Huron Man Hurt
When Motorcycle Tips

OWalter J. Radigan, 24-year-old
Port Huron resident, was treated
for severe injuries at st. Joseph's
hospital after q motorcycle he
was riding tipped over on .
curve near the intersection OF
Gratiot and the New Haven road
at $50 pm. Sunday.
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MounfCemens
Higk Notes
BY TEN 3 Dick DensIdsss
OFF HOuRS

OFF HOURS
oStudents with off hours have
been coming In school through
the front entrance before the bell
rings and make too much noise
In the halls. The teachers are
asking all students to cooperate
by using the side entrances and
to wait for the bell to ring. In
addition some Of the teachers
have been complaining about too
many students hanging around
the front part Of the school.
10TH GRADE
The teachers who have three
or more tenth grade classes or q
tenth grade second hour. meet
after school tonight in Room 104.
LOST
Florence Miller, while walk
ing home the other night, lost q
green pencil case containing her
Identification card and q valu-
able pen. She lost it between
the school and the corner of Fer
rim Place and North avenue, SO
If anyone finds it, would they
please return 1t to her.
BAND
Mr.. Wigell, Mount Clemens
high school band instructor, an
nounced that any students inter-
ested in getting into beginners
band, to see him sometime after
school. As you know, Mr.. Wigell
has one of the largest bands this
year that he has ever had, and
they sure sounded swell at the
football game a couple of weeks
ago.
PARISH HOUSE
The Parish House was open
last Friday from Gil, and they
had a large crowd of nearly q
hundred fifty students. The adj
mission was 10 cents stag and
Csc drag. These dances are put
on nearly every Friday, to give
the high school students some
thing to do.
JUNIOR CLASS
The Junior Glass officers meet
again last Friday to discuss plans
for the first school dance of the
year. The victory dance will be
held after the Port Huron foot
ball game in the Boys Gym from
$50 to 1890. They expect to
have an out-of-town orchestra il
il can be arranged.
TENNIS TEAM
The tennis team, under the
leadership of Coach Robert Beal,
was excused at 1900 Friday, to
60 to Monroe for q match. They
caused an upset and won 6-3,
making it their second victory in
as many starts.
WHISTLE
You may whistle while you
work or at your girl friend, but
whatever you do, don't whistle
in the corridors. There will be
teachers on corridor duty to stop
this practise, so don't say we
didn't warn you.
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Knights Of Pyihias
10 Confer First Rank

OFranz Kuhn lodge, Knights of
Pythias will confer the first rank
on a candidate tonight at $50
at the lodge hall, it was announc-
ed by Chancellor Commander
Philip G.. Whiting.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY

enlarged by his sister, Elaine
Updyckc, with assault and bat
terry, Roy Leonard, 26, Hanley
avenue, Van Dyke, entered a
plea of not guilty before Justice
Frank Jeanette this morning.
Trial was set for Oct. 2. He was
committed when the 500 bond
was not furnished
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
. SERIAL STORY
LOVE POWER

DR.. Hale, she could command
attention in any other scientific
center - command the world
to bow at her feet.
Before stupid, childish Robert
Hale could even realize what
had happened, Leana told her
self angrily, she could make
herself immensely powerful and
rich. Maybe, then, Robert Hale
would come crawling to her!
If she still wanted him.
The young woman built up the
scene in her imagination to as
tonishing reality. Normally, she
would have been shocked at
herself, shocked that an other
wise orderly, trained mind could
60 off at such a tangent. But
in her intense training, Leana
Sormi had taken no cognizance
of the personal self, and did not
now recognize that she was, aft
er all, very human.
AS If to strengthen case
which needed strengthening,
Leana wrote a telegram. She
worded it with infinite care SO
as to indicate tremendously i'm
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eltars Peril Seen as Hint for
us. to Take Over the Azores

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nWA1H1lf010N, May ALL
Sros1h ~ fearful thunder Of
IL modern Greek tragedy, alert
I observers In Government circles
here kept ears sharpened for
yatirmuts from the western wings
cf the Mediterranean theatre Of
!. war. They listened to hear
whether Spain was about to step
fortha minor country assum-
ing ! major role in the world
drama.
{ FOR Il q one Of the ironies Of
this unorthodox war that one
move by the little group ruling
this Observation-Disclosures, third-rate
power might put Great Britain
out Of the war, force the United
States In. In Spain il Gibraltar
--strategical treasure which, In
Axis hands, would be . we'll
nish lethal weapon against Brit
ain.
The capture of Gibraltar by
Germany ct first glance sound
too hazardous even for the Naxis,
But they have already paved
part u& the road to such an as
founding coup. A Spanish ac-
ceptance Of Axis partnership,
many fear, would be the green
light for the Naxis.
They have troops ready at the
French frontier. They have q
SHELTON organization of engineers
and technicians already in Spain.
Towering 400 feet, thrusting
"a miles from Spain southwark
into the narrow strait between
Europe and Africa, the Rock has
long been q symbol of impregna-
bility. Rock-hewn Notifications
honeycomb it, limestone, hiding
great stores for q garrison OF
Of some 10000 men. Guns up to
10-inch caliber cover the l5-mile
strait and surrounding positions
for nearly thirty miles east, west
and south. From q sheer preci-
pice guns britsle northward too,
across q sandy plain and Spanish
La Linea.
0BARALTAR'S STRENGTH
MAY PROVE MYTHICAL
Yes, the Rock is strong; but
precisely because it is rock it
hassyveaknesscs. 1t affords no air
field, 20 defense against bomb
ins Is limited to anti-aircraft
guns, seaplanes and carrier
based fighters. Some concrete
casemates may be vulnerable to
parachutists. Its limestone may
be clipped by shellfire from
gums = great q its own. en-
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CAROLYN READS A WIRE
CHAPTER XIII

In less than an hour Leana
Sormi had crystalized a rather
daring plan. One to change the
entire course of her life here
after.
Robert Hale's tacit reprimand,
because she protested against
Carolyn's intrusion" here, had
left her furious. Plainly, then,
she must take complete posses
sion of the X-999 herself. In a
way, it belonged to her. DR..
Hale could never have achieved
his great discovery without her
aid here, at least not for many
more months, she felt.
And with the substance act
ually in her possession, plus her
own reputation as a scientist in
the Schoenfeld Laboratory with
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which q $4,000 70 1900, d.
pending o. how close the shipe
90 70 japan.
Once allied with Spain. ilss
Axis could have submarine
bases. ports and airxields seratoe.
ically located In Spain. AGorocee,
West Africa and The Canary
Islands. which are Spanish and
probably In the Cape Verdes,
which are Portuguese.
7 AzOREs VITAL
10 y. B., BRITAIN
Portugal's weakness u now q
menace 70 Britain. and 70 the
supplies America sends Britain.
She u q mouse in the jaws of the
Spanish cat. One crunch and
then Spanish and Naxis can Slam
what, after Greece, II the Lat
door whereby British troops
might regain the continent Of
Europe. Most important loot
from m Axis conquest # Portu-
Ral would be the Azores. "A thou
sand miles west Of Lisbon, two
thousand miles East Of New
York, they are smack between
the northern and southern At
lantic shipping routes.
Both routes are thanked by
whoever holds the Azores. We
held them In 1918, protectinG
the A.E. T.'s supply lines largely
with surfaces craft. With. long
range bombers In the picture In
l941, Britain's supply lines could
be far better protected-or At
tackled. So the minute the Axis
moves into Portugal, the Ques-
ton is:
who gets the Azores?"
It's q burning question-to the
u. s. a. well % Britain. From
Spain or Portugal by air to the
Azores 1t is only five hours
and on to Bermuda only half
that. A German air-invasion II
not to be ruled out. The u. 8. has
just sent troops to our new Ber-
muda base.
Some American military and
naval men think that we should
forestall the Nazis and get the
Azores ourselves - not even let
the British do IL. For the British
might lose the war, and then the
Nazis would be set In the Azores
and in West Africa which Is only
1900 miles from Brazil. These
things will come into the open In
this country the instant Spain
enters the war.
Those who favor such steps
say that If Hitler loses the war.
Portuguese territory would Of
course be returned. Meantime
we should assume . protectorate,
as in Greenland. This has al
ready been discussed with Ger
tain Portuguese, and 1T Lisbon,
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toctch rain thepe ninulas
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we keep naval vessels. with


radios. -----'- -
But the President wishes to
avoid, II possible, this showdown
on the convoy matter, which
might very decidedly mean
shooting. That Is . main reason
why. Ambassador Weddell just
told Franco that the United
States will not let Britain lose,
and Spain had better watch her
step in Portugal. Gibraltar or
anywhere except Spain.
Also the President knows that
even q temporary walk-in on the
Portuguese Azores might not 60
well in Portuguese speaking
Brazil. Nor in the twenty other
Latin-American ountries-
flooded a. they are with anti
American propaganda from the
powerful Spanish Falangista
party. which, in spite of SPANS
weakness, is trying to push Fran
CO into the war.