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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Lunley

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year is only about half over%
Lumley continued.
LUMLEY HITS BACK
Obviously perturbed by the
statement attributed to a War
rem official that "the roads IN
Warren Township are in tiic
worst condition they have been
in for years and something must
be done and at once" the
chairman asserted that WAR
rem has been putting in water
works and sewers without the
necessary permits from our Of
fee, and without our knowledge
and consent. Warren officials
are responsible, not this Office.
In an effort to straighten out
the tangle, Lumley Saturday
met with Warren Township
Supervisor Earl j. Tallmari.
Agreement on major issues YVES
reached, Lumley said. Tall
man has promised more effec-
tive cooperative between the
tive cooperative officials.
TREATED LIKE ORPHANS
Contractors who are respOn
sible for the poor condition of
the Warren roads will not be
released from their bonds until
the engineering department OF
the County Road Commission
gives approval, Lumley indicat-
cd.
An Official of the Warren
Board told The Daily Monitor
today that "roads in Warren
have been treated like orphans,
and we're sick of it. 1t has got
ten so bad that we have had to
erect warning signs telling
people to turn out, SO they
would not damage their cars.
Effort will be made to have
the State allocate WarreTs
share of the weight and gas
taxes to the town directly, and
not have 1t 60 through the
Road office. this official indicat-
ed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Sui. Involves
Alfalfa Hay
Share Chopper
Asks for Holt

= Frank Gaglio, Richmond. en-
tered suit In circuit court Satur-
day to get some alfalfa hay
which he alleges Is due him fron
Harold Donaldson of Memphis.
According to the petition, Ga
Clio agreed to cut and bale 8
field of alfalfa owned by Don.
aldson. and in return he would
keep one half of the crop. Gaglie
carried out his part Of the bar
gain, but when it came time for
him to take away his alfaifa'
Donaldson appeared on the scene
and prevented it. the petition as
serts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

A dessert that's lots Of fun
and easy to make is
PARTY CAKE STICKS
Bake Sponge or Angel Cake
in q tube pan according 70 d.
rections. When cake n cold, cut
into wedges force . wooden
skewer into broad end and COW
err entire piece with Divinity
Icing.
You'll have a grand time try
ing some of these delicious frost
,ngs-Carmel Icing, Fondan:
Frosting, Butterscotch Icing,
Coffee Scotch Icing, Brown But
ter Frosting and many others.
There are marvellous suggestions
for extra little garnishes too.
And best of all, the bright,
sparkling illustrations showing
just how to spread various types
of frostings will be extra help
full.
The Cake Book Is ready now
and may be obtained this week.
If you didn't get the first two
booklets in the series, 800
Snacks," all about party sand
witches salads, entrees, ETC.. or
800 Delicious Dishes from
Leftovers," telling just how to
make use of food left from pre-
vious meals in clever and de-
licious dishes, you may obtain
them at the same time.
IT'S easy to obtain this re-
markable handbook - just do
this. Present one coupon (print-
ed below and l0c 1t the office
Of The Daily Monitor, 40 Ma
comb st., Mount Clemens or
your favorite grocer listed In the
Cookbooklet advertisement pub
lished In anotheD section Of this
newspaper.
To order by mail use special
mailing coupon below.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Women. Man
Held I'm Brawl

oTwo women and Q man arrest
Cd BY city police following .
fight on Broadway early, this
morning pleaded innocent to
charges of assault and battery
and disorderly conduct when
they appeared before Justice OF
the Peace Frank Z. Jeanette
this morning.
Joe 10th, of Mount Clemens,
was committed to the county Jail
in lieu of $500 bond ordered to
assure his appearance before the
court on Aug. Is on the assault
charge.
The two women, Roberta
Franks and Geraldine Davis,
both of Detroit, pleaded innocent
to disorderly charges and were
released until Aug, Is after fur
nishing cash bonds of $50 each.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

sDErROIT. Aus. ii-tAP,-u. $, Dept
Aerb-
Appiss: Trsck recsipts; Mich bu bkts
Duchess US ! 35s" Mia. Few Leo.
CantAloupss: Mich track receipts;
Honey Rocks sna Hearts Of Gold s"x9"
10 1s"xlsx crts 19S " 16S according to
sire SS-i.9S. few best 1.0e.
Cslevyi Mich bshs ~ . dss stalks rs.
Onisns: Mich YelIsws Us ~ 90 g"
sna larger 1850. Se-ce 80 2" and larger
Oe-aS.
Peaches: b bits u Z Ga Elbertss Q"
MIN msstly i.Se-3S few Use. showing
ripe % lev - -. 1lr Min. LIS;
Males snZ Min t.1s.ss. = Mis- 1.se-ee:
=. Ger Elbertas s,s MIN 1.Se, g MIN.
mostly I.1-se. few i.se, SEINE i.2s.
showing ripe 1.eo-ls; Males ga Min
s.ee-sA, 9,s' Min. 1.1e-a3S, ." MIN. La;
n Car Eibsrtss s,s' mia. i.ss.ss. g Mia
La
Pears. Mich % bits C'spp. vsveruss
CS Z I.33-5e. =
rtums, Met srseh receipts, M erss
Burbsnks medium " large siss Lee
Potatoes: Iee-lb sacks Calf washed
iere whites Us s.Ss-se; lda Oneg
WNhed Lsns whine Us . sss-3s, rsi-
smN us I -. Nebr washed Cob
HSers - noseh sswsshsd
ostbless " ! i.3s-ee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

The -plainest of cakes can be
transformed into q gorgeous,
delectable creation with q lus-
cious, creamy frosting or a rich
fruit. filling. The secret is to
choose the right type of frosting
or filling. Don't "gild the lily
by using a too rich topping for
a cake that's already elaborate.
On the othey hand, q simple One
egg Cake can become a spc-
cial party dessert If you spread
this filling between its layers:
DATE DELIGHT FILLING
IL chopped dates
~ cup sugar
n cup water
tablespoon lemon Juice
Cook dates, sugar and water to-
gether until thick. Cool and add
lemon Juice. Filling for 2 layers
Sect takes only q few min
utes, but the results are delight
full. And there are many other
suggestions for filings using
cream, dried and fresh fruits,
marshmallows and cheese.
As for frostings-you'll never
run out of ideas with the Cake
Book on hand to guide you.
Give the family a new taste ad-
venture by frosting . Cocoa
'Lasses Cake with Peanut-But-
ter Frosting.
PEANUT-BUTTER FROSTING
2 tablespoons butter
IA cup peanut butter
81 cups confectioners' sugar
sifted
About 8 tablespoons milk
Blend butter and peanut butter
together. Sift In confectioners'
sugar and add enough milk to
make frosting soft enough to
spread. Will cover tops and sides
Of 2 (8-inch) layers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Detroit Man Denies
Drunk Driving Charge

oTheodore Gorechi, "a, Detroit,
was bound over for examination
on drunk driving charges today
after he pleaded innocent when
arraisned before Justice of the
Peace Frank E. Jeanette.
He was arrested by state po-
lice troopers from the Romeo
post shortly after 10 o'clock Sun
day night.
He was released until Aug. 70
after posting q $50 cash bond.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Utica Woman Denies
Disorder|y Charge

sHENRIETTA SWARTZ, %, of
Utica, pleaded innocent to a dis
orderly charge when she appear
ed before Justice of the Peace
Frank E. jeanette this morning
and examination was set for
August 10. She was released on
q $50 cash bond pending the ex-
animation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Denies Drunk Driving
CHARGE, Jailed Here

Ebony Mack, 40, of Detroit, ar
rested following an accident on
MOT early this morning, pleaded
innocent to q charge Of drunk
driving when he appeared be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Frank
E. Jeanette this morning and
examination was set for Aug. 20.
He was remanded to the county
Jail in lieu of $50 bond ordered
by the court.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Held Pending Trial
on Drunk Driving

oPaul Zerbe, Sc. of 139 Hick-
Dry, was held in the county Jail
today after he failed to post a
$1OO bond ordered by Justice of
the Peace Frank E. Jeanette
when he appeared in court on Q
drunk driving charge this MORN
ing.
Zerbe was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Clarence Poikey on JET
ferson early Sunday night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
26 Hurt
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(OOutIuuCO AkVBbs 81 ~
Schultz sustained serious lac
erations on the left arm when
his car was involved in q COLI
sion with another operated by
Joseph Labeda, 81, of Detroit
near the corner OF Pr er and
Maxwell in East Detroit. Both
cars were seriously damaged.
Miss Zettner, Reinstein, Mrs.
Eschenburg, Mcmillan and
Hopp were treated at st. Jo-
seph's hospital for injuries re-
ceived shortly after midnight
Sunday when cars driven by
Mrs. Eschenburs and Reinstein
collided near the Sugar Beet fac
tory on North River road.
Rogan was hurt when his car
was involved in a three-car col
lision on Gratiot near Hall road
at 10 o'clock Sunday night. The
other drivers, Richard Schlicht-
ing, of Toledo, O., and Raymond
Gramke, of Detroit, escaped un-
harmed.
A five-car collision on Ora
tiot near the same intersection
at Sis p. m. Sunday resulted in
injuries to the Riechmanns, Mrs.
Fleming and Wlodcrcik. Cars
driven by Mrs. Fleming and
Riechmann were badly damaged
while the other three sustained
only minor damages.
Nicholson was hurt when his
car collided with another driven
by Frank S. Simon, of Camp
Grant, ILL.,. Sunday night short
ly before Z o'clock.
The Lietz boy was hurt when
he was struck by . car driven
by Arthur Goulette, of 81 G;5bs,
while attempting to cross q
street near his home early Sat
urday night. Goulette told police
that the lad -darted in front OF
the automobile.
Wheeler was . lightly hurt
when his car rolled over into q
ditch on Mound road Saturday
night. He told deputies that an.
other car, which failed to stop,
forced him off the highway.
Mrs. Gogola was injured when
a car driven by her husband
Peter, collided With another op-
Grated by Mrs. George 2. Ras-
tique, III Scott boulevard, near
the intersection of Gratiot and
Joy Sunday afternoon. The cars
were considerably damaged.
Mrs. York was hurt in IN acci-
dent on South River road early
Saturday night while Mrs
Schemm and Mrs. ScAafer were
injured when cars driven by Mr.
Schafer and Kenneth Blumen.
stock, 81, of Detroit, collided or
Gratiot near Wolf road late Sat.
urday night.
Collins and Sewell were hurt
when their cars collided on jeff
erson late Saturday.
Baron was seriously injured
when his car was involved in IN
accident on Oratiot, one-Quartel
of q mile south Of Marine City
highway at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Troski, IN occupant Of the
car. was not seriously hurt.
Reh and Kcgelman were In.
,ured in an. accident early Sum-
day morning ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Cabinet
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they regarded It more likely
that Japan would strike into ST.
IBERIA than that she would ven
ture actually to war with Brit
ain and possibly the United
States over Thailand.)
Although Britain has sent
strong reinforcements to her big
Singapore base on the Malay
Peninsula south OF Thailand,
some Australians In London
were critical of what they term
ed Britain's policy Of waiting
Tor the United States to take the
lead in the South Pacific.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Break

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Saturday when 1t released the
statements made in q Paris in
terview by Fernand de Brinon,
its envoy in the occupied zone.
The burden of de Brinon's re-
marks was that France had de-
cided to accept the Nazi version
of the new-world order as OPP
posed to the Anglo-American
concept.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Detroit Drunk Driver
Committed to Joil

oscar Otto, rs, Detroit. was
committed to the county Jail for
20 days today in lieu of $50
fine assessed by Justice OF the
Peace Frank E. Jeanette after
he pleaded guilty to charge OF
drunk driving. His drivers IL
cense was revoked for one year.
Otto was arrested on South
Gratiot near 14-Mila road early
Sunday morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Detroit Man Faces
Drunk Driving Trial


okenneth Blumenstock, 20, will
face trial on August 10 before
Justice of the Peace Frank E.
jeanette after he pleaded inno-
cent to charge of drunk driving
this morning, when arraigned
before the justice. A $50 cash
bond was not furnished and the
youth was committed to the
county jail.
Blumenstock was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Poikey
following an accident on South
Gratiot in which two Detroit wo-
men were injured late Saturday
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Markets
E93s

oDETROlT, Aug. 11-tAP)-U 4 Dept
Agr)-U. q. graded Michigan eggs In
case lots FOB, Detroit.
Whtes-Extras tgrade ~ large 3S-3.
medium 3?.J; small ~. Standards
grade b large 3:it-3s; medium 3eia-
80: small s7iS; trades tgrade c. large
?sis-39t1.
SISSY: medium 3Sis-32; trades tgrade
c. IarGes f6Ii.
Detroit broker prices: Butter - best
creamery In tubs N!4- 3Sis.
Eggs-Current receipts "a; dirties
?5,f; checks ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
MA Openings
.ate Revealed
cleslesl. Wssehevss
Jobe Aveileble

Jebs Avsllsbls
= Several openings for youths,
- 70 -, are available for NYA
work at .Selfridge Hleld IN
clerical, drafting, and ware
house work, Donald Rogers.
NYA county supervisor an
nounced today.
Many Of the persons original
~ assigned to these projects
have acquired sufficient expcr-
fence to secure employment In
national defense industries,
Rogers said.
Several girls could be used
at the nurse-aid project at St.
Joseph's Hospital. This pro-
ject calls for so, hours per
month. go
All applicants should report
to the NYA office, 18th floor,
County building.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

S0 ~ llopAD< IN the Self
S - tyo01a san1l onal. 4 I ense
Il UnoRG tocFe6(3ornl problem
- oxpocted momentarily after
\ = Mn Army official was In con-
sAo16&e this morning with
@. sN64pe. chairman -of
~ sesh6e H5treation Council.
81 Nd sSbertnis 70 the result of
49, meeting was available.
Flint meeting of the Council
~ Aeep called for next Tues
-. 2es& an lincSdS In addi-
xb9n O. 4. tepfes entatiye from the
III Qo{ninG Proctor, Federal
- sNcfS ional Sdirtctqr, will
IL Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

calvin Northey, IL, of Detroit,
pleaded guilty to . disorderly
conduct charge when arraigned
before Justice Of the Peace
Frank Z. Jeanette today end
was assessed = fine Of IS and
costs or 8 days in the county
jail. He failed to pay the fine
and was committed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
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JUST, WATCH YOUR
4 E,aMIL US. EYES
I yklsen shey sec these
Wonderful Cakes

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NlheoAer rs o. slebsests party esks
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
LOOT East Detroit
License Bureau
Office EeulpRsent velusd
a $7+ b 1eksn

81 81 % Toksh
. East Detroit police today were
seeking thieves who broke into
the East Detroit division Of the
Secretary of States office and
fled with about SIS in office
equipment sometime Saturday
night.
Carl Hollinger, the manager
of the office, said that he dis
covered the robbery S un day
morning and reported that the
loot consisted of q $50 adding
machine and typewriter valued
at SIS.
No cash was in the office at
the time Of the robbery, he said.
Entrance was 6 ined by
breaking :. glass in the rear door.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
East Detroit Police
Hold Reckless Driver
Claim He was DRIVING
Stolen Cor

Wilfred Aho, of Richmond,
was being held by East Detroit
police today while they investi-
gated a claim that q car he was
driving when arrested on a reck-
less driving charge was stolen
from Richmond garage.
Aho, arrested by East Detroit
police at 10 o'clock S u n d a y
night, was formally booked un-
der reckless driving charges. but
officers said that he would prob
ably face q charge of car theft.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11
Poultry

oDETROiT. Aug. 11-tAP)-tUS Dept
Agr)-Peultry; Hens unsettled, balance
steady. Hens average run 70; Leghorn
hens lbs up "a; cocks 1919; Rock
sprineers average run 81; Leshorn
brsiiers rs lbs MP ~.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Parking Lot Lobbying?
WHAT has happened to the plans of the city
w operate parking lots?

WHAT has happened to the plans of the city to
w operate parking lots?
In a referendum last Spring, the voters approved
municipality operated lots and naturally expected the city
would soon begin their operation But to date little, or
nothing has been done Why?
The feasibility of municipal lots has been conclusvey
proved by the DSR In years operation of three lots,
the DSR made profit of $4,000.
Although the profit is not enormous, it was made
with charge of only five cents for parking rate far
under that charged in private lots
Even with the additional 10 cents charged for trans
portation to the Loop from the lots the rate is low
Through the state sale of delinquent tax lands the
city has opportunity to obtain land for parking
lots very cheaply
WHY aren't city officials preparing to acquire parcels
wv of this land throughout the city and set up unified
parking lot system-as advised by the voters
" The state has shown willingness to give the city
title to all the tax delinquent land it wants
Why aren't city officials taking advantage of the
states cooperation?
Reports current that the city is not acting
because of pressure from parking lot operators
How about II, Mayor Jeffries? Can you tell why
city officials not obeyng the mandate of the voters
Is it true that the wishes of thousands of Deroters
expressed in the pols--are being blocked by the
lobbying Of a few parking lot operators?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Menace to Health

THE State of Michigan must act to end the serious
1 health menaces in. the defense of Oakland
and Macomb counties both for the sake of people there
and for their 100000 neghbors in Detroit.
Many surveys have shown the lack of drainage
facilities in the district. Now, reports pub
ished which show that if proper drainage existed
the houses built there lack proper plumbing to utilize
the drains
In addition, house-to-house canvass reveals that
only small percentage of children visited have been
immunzed against small pox dptheria diseases which
if epidemic would leap county boundary lines and invade
Detroit and all its enYrons.
THE situation demands state supervision because. try
they may, local agencies lack funds and facilities
for the gigantic task
Detroit and Wayne County lack jurisdiction to act
although they also threatened
Invasion by disease is terrible and
immediate threat than invasion by any armed forces
Decisive action is demanded-and quick action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Friday, November %, 1941
Unions Battle
Kills Business
Family Built
Pickering. Boycotts Spc
Ruin; Get No Relief
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER


THE following letter from an
Il American woman is a fair
example of the desperate pro-
tests which i have been receiv-
ing for several years from victims
OF union goons:
Our family" says this woman,
lis caught in a web of union in
trigue. doubt whether even you
are aware of the horrible deeds
that take place.
My husband and I own a
small grocery. II was opened in
1885 as a boulevard stand where
we sold ice cream and candy to
children and pop to truck driv-
ers. Later we added a few gro-
ceries and last year we mort
gagged our home TO start modern
rneat department.
This accomplishment was at
tanned through hard work, long
hours and little or no home life.
My two boys helped after school
and when the oldest won
scholarship for college he gave
that up, hoping TO continue as
business owner some day.
In 1887, when the employees
OF the Blank Manufacturing
Company. earhyrpeted to affifi-
ate with Go, some of the en-
ployes who were our main SUD-
port as regular customers
influenced us to hang up Go
card as a good will gesture. We
hung II up, even though we had
no outside employees and my son
PAID Sl.oO per month dues for