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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Goodies Abundant At
PARTY For Doris Rednon

Candles, cake and congratulations were the order Of
day for Miss Doris Rcdmon, of 2715 Maple street
she hostess at festive birthday dinner party
given in her honor Sunday evening JAM &C. delicious
menu was served from lacecovered table, bearing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
FOR HEAD
COLDS

just , drors Pen
euo Nose Drops
will Instantly stau
youonthe open
nose uay out
OF oold-stuffed
misery.
Remember free
80 49, 1871
Evening star., 1941-08-03
STORES FOR SALE.

3-STORY BRICK, ABOUT $500 SO. FIT.
elevator: near S.W. Market, LLOYD r.
TURNER, 600 9TH st. s.w.
NEAR UNION STATION 2-STORY
brick store, 65 # long vacant; Gear
garage, SIS. 10000. terms LLOYD r.
TURNER 500 9TH st. s.w.
LARGE 3-STORY. WELL-CONSTRUCTE
brick warehouse. containing sc. 900 SO. it,.
on lot a5xl0O feet; near the u g. Tor
pedo Station. near rr- and water trans
portation.
warehouse, 3-sJory brick building 2sx
one-story brick building on side, 2Sx44 IT.,
eontainins -23s SO. #. and vacant lot.
at So 600. Apply to A. s. DoNIPHAE l.
SON, 405 Doniphan Building, Alexandra.
Va. Phone Alexandria OS4O
Evening star., 1941-08-03

802 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
approximately 20'x50',
$.1u. 90
WASH. LOAN g. TRUST CO.,
900 r NV ma 34t0 e.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
STUDEBAKER

Studebaker 1886 Dictator C067
sc" 4-Door Trunk Sedan ~So'
Thoroughly checked in our
shop. fine tires. clean upholstery,
a splendid motor
Evening star., 1941-08-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1910 Fordor de luxe sedan: a one
owner car. finished IN green, custom RADIO
and. heater equipped very low milesze,
entire equal to new in every respect;
backed by our 30-day no-coSt guarantee;
S63g. Open Sunday
EDW. G. ADAMS CO. FR 1922
FORD 1885 Tudor; black finish; a clean
car, looks and runs fine: sos
POHAEKA SERVICE
l128 20th ST. NV. District 9l4t.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan: very clean
throughout. nice motor and tires, mechan-
lcally perfect; Sl2g.
-, LINCOLN PARK MOTORS.
IAl 18th St NE AT 5000
Evening star., 1941-08-03
MERCURY

Mercury 1910 Convertible c0Q5
Seoan-Black top. radio. ooN
heater, red leather upholstery,
automatic top; snsppy
Mercury 1870 5-Pass. C7d7
Club Coupe--Blsek finish: ~
low mileage. one owner; our bona
fide guarantee includes no cost to
you for labor and materials.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

TRAHERS, new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp, RI. 1. Berwyn. Nd
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp.
BALTIC blvd, Berwyn. Nd
LIGHT, 2-wheel. box. spare tire; SEQ
Phone. Randolph 0544 IL Rock Greek
Church rd. NV.
TRAILER, luggage, with l spare tire nice
condition. S25. 1921 Northampton st. NV.
HOUSE TRAILER. completely modern. ls-
foot: every convenience, one owner since
new: owner will sacrifice for 5000 and
finance for $500 cash. $50 a month. no
carrying charges. Can be seen at Um-
brella Trailer Camp, Lee highway, about
CHI 5000.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
LINCOLN

Lincoln-zephyr 1889 A. S62Q
Door Sedan-Black finish ~Ooo
fine, clean upholstery; in perfect
condition thToushout.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
AERQPlANES.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

WANT TO FLY? Unlimited use Of plane
based at local airport; yours for 81 per
month For details call Temple 2460
Evening star., 1941-08-03
STORE VALUES

STORE VALUES.
1892 .14th st. n.w-Store, basement
toilet. oil heat s3oO. 90
500 Badensburg rd n.e-Large
cleo gas. toilets 10000
81 St nw.-Store . toilets, g. =
room bath apt; cleo, gas. 40
Is 6tixs5; iavatory. eiec, 125.0o
1887 Good Hope I'd. s.e.-Large
store: elec., sas theatedJ, base
goo Kennedy st nw-Laree store,
> toilets. basement eiec., gas 125.0o
1913 10Th ST n-e-Store and 6-rm
apt, bath: elec- gas. h-w.h. 100 90
24l1 Nichols ave. se.-Store: cleo.
gas, h.-w.h. theatedi 800
633 z ST. s.e.-Srore, . rms. in
rear: lavatory 5000
h.-w.h.: cellar 5000
HOS Montello ave. n.e.-Store;
elec.. gas, toilet theatedD 1900
315 18th 81. s.e.-Store. eIec., toilet 1900
Az 6 St n.w.-Store: elec,, gas,
43 You st. n.e.-store and 1 room;
elec. gas. h.-w.h. 1000
water, elec, gas. toilet $500
124 NJ ST. se.-Store: eIec., gas;
toilet in yard 27.5O
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos North CAPITOL st. Realtor. Ma. $3.50.
8o2 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
approximately 20'x5O',
WASH LOAN Qr TRIIC1r CO
Evening star., 1941-08-03
CHRYSlER

Chrysler 1887 "6'' 2-Door c27S
Trunk Sedan - Recondi- ~o'o
toned and ready to 80.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Al ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

GENTLEMANs ESTATE OF APPROXI-
mately 40 acres within easy reach of
WASHINGTON; home and other buildings
must be modern in every particular. Box
Him. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1894. de luxe 5-passenger Victorian;
trunk; good running condition: bargain;
as is, $50 Woodley 3903.
FORD 1899 de luxe 50 convertible coupe;
original bright finish. motor and tires ex
cellent; a popular car that won't stay on
our lot long az The low price Of S54s.
HyattsvlT11 lhT1gsTMINE-NIcHoLsoN MN osoo
ToRD 1899 MODEL de luxe SIS coupe: smart
appearance and immaculate inside motor
and tires in ine shape. driven very, little ~
one 'sfeiq. LusTHSESrcHoN sTnST 4sssI q only 4as
Hyattsville, Md. WA Os00.
FORD 1910 convertible coupe: black top:
one owner car; driven very little; very at
trsetive car that VIII give you new car
Sh45; fully guaranteed. L. p. STEUART,
INC, 1928 18th st. NV. Decatur 1903.
Closed Sundays.
FORD 1884 coupe. SIS; good motor, new
FORDS and PLYMOUTHS. 1885. 80 and
~: @-door and 4,door sedans: al in very
good mechanical shape and clean through
out; 500 up; EZ terms.
GEORGIA AVE. MOTORS.
310s Georgia Ave. RA 1899.
FORD 1899 Tudor sedan: driven by lady
owner; actually only II 900 miles: bright
finish and INTERIOR tires excellent; only
~ no. dEoRdIA AVE. MOTORS.
310S Georgia Ave. RA. es9a
FORD 1888 station wagon. in excellent
condition Phone Emerson 21l2 for
demonstration 81
FORD 1895 club conv coupe; blue finish.
Fair top. This is an unusual value at S145.
TOWN e. COUNTRY MOTORS.
1505 I4th ST, NV. Michigan 5000.
FORD 1881 coupe; excellent condition.
price. $50. 0eorgia 1904.
FORD 1888 black club convertible; radio
and heater. Burrows studebaker. 900 NJ
st, Sc. AT. 1865
Evening star., 1941-08-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

.'N..s
DODGE Dc luxe 4-door sedan, 1898: heat
oWnef SRH 4nsS mf nfM
ten guarantee; easy terms; $500. PEAKE
2H ordWss 1000. 1000 WIS ave AZ A'emAfie
DODGE 1887 coupe; original finish that
shows very little wear. immaculate uphol-
stery, thoroushly reconditioned by our
tor clean and reliable. only S2gs.
LUsIINE-NIcHoLsoN;. ~
PToDGE 1910 2e Luxe g;s., g. r;od S;odeoT 500;
422l Connecticut. WO. s40l.
DODGE 1887 4-door, S40O Immaculate.
low mileage. Flood Pontiac, 422I Connec-
roRD 1885 Tudor; new paint, seat covers,
takes it. DU. 1850. 81
DODGE 1886 sedan; in excellent cond'-
tion throughout, good tires. heater. fow
mileage; must sacrifice. EN-. 1888.
FORD, 1897; lust passed D. c. inspection;
age, original owner, contains $50 radio,
S25 heater oversize good tires, motor over
hauled, oversize guaranteed battery $500
Can be financed EN-. s134
FORD 1910 Tudor de luxe sedan; heater,
defroster:, excellent condition Win sacri-
nee, Fails Church 1897.
FORD 1897 Tudor sedan; owner drafted
IN Army. good condition; S250 cash. 36l4
FORD 1871 de luxe Tudor sedan: equipped
with White-wall tires, heater and defrost-
ers, VIII sacrifice for 500: can arrange
transfer of payments with my bank. 4i24
Edmunds 81. NV, Apt 30I. WO. 017s.
FORD 1910 de luxe coupe; sparkling Jet
Diaek paint, new tires, perfect condition
tnrougnout, looks and runs Just like new;
really exceptional bargain at only S595.
Va, Just across Key Bridge. CHI. l244.
FOR.f. 1885. 1885, with radio Must
be sold today by prospective draftees at
S1s6 and Sl97.50 win sell for less with
out insurance; excellent condition. Call
IA. 1910 after ] pm.
FORD 1885 4-door sedan: under Il 900
miles; original owner leaving town, $500
FORD 80 conv: well kept; s549; small
down payment. Selectee's wife North
FORD 1899 de luxe Fordor: originaI JET
sible mechanical, condition; fully guaran-
teed; liberal trade. easy terms
- TRIANGLE MOTORS.
140l X. ]. Ave. NE. DE. 6302.
FORD 1899 Tudor sedan, s5-h.p. motor;
beautiful gray. finish, spotless interior;
HANpLEY MOTOR CO. '''
3.30 Georgia Ave. Taylor 606e
FORD 1887 de luxe coupe new paint. O. k
motor, very good tires: suitable for buSi-
nesS ness, or pleasure very clean car; low price.
NOW s295; terms easy. LOGAN MOTOR
CO, $3.50 18th ST. NV. Hobart 400
FORD 1899 SIS Tudor sedan: excellent
very good tires; economical family ear re-
duced 10 sell quickly for S449: terms easy.
1LSShN MOTOR CO., 3540 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
MERCURY
NASH
PONTIAC

Pontiac 1910 De Luxe c7oS
2-Door Trunk Sedan o
Radio, heater, seat covers;
really beauty.
Pontiac 1889 De Luxe C60E
'''S'' 2-Door-Fine finish,
excellent tires: tip-top Throughout.
Pontiac 1887 "6" 2-Door C27S
Trunk Sed - Paint. ~o'0
tires, motor and general condr-
tion far above the average 1887
model; low in price
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Chief Probes
RoseylIIeFir
Believe Bloxe
Caused by Arson

oFire Chief Harold Flechsig, OF
Roseville, told The Daily Mon
itor this morning that there is
unmistakable evidence" that the
blaze which nearly destroyed .
Roseville home early today was
caused by arson"
The fire chief said that his In
vestigation was being held up BY
confusion" over the Ownership
of the house, located at 17424
wildwood, recently sold In the
state land sale.
Chief Flechsig said that Ave
persons claimed ownership to the
house and property, and that the
State Land Board could not i'm
mediately determine the rightful
owner.
The chief said that the finding
of q cork in the debris and evil
dence that kerosene or some
other inflammable liquid" had
been poured into the attic led
to the investigation.
The home, valued at 81, 500,
was damaged to the extent Of
over $1,000. It had been vacant
See FIRE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Sizzler Seen
for Sunday by
Weathermnam

oAnother sizzling day II In
store for Mount Clemens tomor-
row--if the weatherman 10 right
and you can 60 right ahead
and make those bathing and
picnic plans II you like without
much danger Of running into
showers. Not, At least, until late
afternoon.
The mercury, which boiled up
to . 90 At 2:30 yesterday after
noon, stood at 90 today but Self
ridge Field weather station off,
Gals saw little chanc, Of Il
reaching yesterdays torrid
mark.
Widely scattered showers are
in the book for tonight and late
tomorrow afternoon, but they'll
bring little relief. SelfridSe
Field observers don't look for Q
break In the heat wave until
late Monday or possibly Tues
day. The humidity q Noon. 20
day stood ot -. . relatively
low figure" according - ths
Held's sutheeitiesI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Aerial Gunnery Practise
Filmed a Camp SkeeI
Four Nswssssl Agencies Teks
Theuesnds q Feet ef Movies

The newsreel agencies will
release the film to theatres
Wednesday. July 30. They In
clude Fox Movietone, Pathe,
Paramount, and Universal. In
addition, Ace News Pictures,
News Of the Day, Bell Aircraft
Corporation, and the photo Sec
tion from Selfridgs Field took
sfkll pictures Of the gunnery.
Dogs- sighting the guns Wa
IL 1lrst step preparatory 70
1lsino. IN this process the guns
WUeo sighted - that tn lineo
G 1lSo could converge @ .
point four hundred yards aheod
g Ne flame.
1be front wheels Of the plans
xssO sunk ten inches into the
uuaand 70 bring The guns - beor
Spon : small target forty yards
distant. Sights were - upon
~ targets, with -smathematieol
ous5Ueti0u 10 allow Tor the dr.
90 HLlHno- eaot >
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26


ATS n3arly 10 years now since
the frst Inflated talk Of 'busi-
ness turning the corner but
trade md building i'm Mount
Clemens IL finally well around
the turn and wheeling down the
high road, . survey Of business
statistics indicated today.
Indicative Of the general boom
throughout the country, business
and trade in Mount Clemens
is hitting on IL cyclinders and
picking up speed. building
permits, for example,, totaled
SAT-, $50 In 1o4O-as compared
to . low Of $40, 75o, one Of the
blackest years Of the depression.
The figure for 1910, however,
has all ready palled. Through
June, . total of $43l $50 In
building permits had been APP
proved, Z figure exceeding the
preceding 1z-montlH1s Azure.
RANK !. CLKARna0tss,
hank tie1rinss r. The city are
.assrlRg. - TN aEst eix month,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

Death Claims
Mrs. |. Drowan
Aged Resident
Posses Awoy

oMrs. Isabel Drowan. 90, q,
resident Of Mount Clemens for
the past 80, years, died ut 1O;lS
yesterday morning pf pneumonia
n Detroit.. MrA Drowsn, born
ia u1trott bad rnede ~ hoa
~ .afK y Gagl( n =
re bnef So LOdsWyck -
In xddition to her daughter,
Mr.. Dr0Vkn Is survived BY -
sons, George w. Smith, ~
Lodewyck. and Steven Smith,
Detroit. She also leaves nix
grandchildreh and eight great
grnMdehildren.
Funeral has been set for Mon
~ &C 8 pm. 1t the home Of her
0x0Rhter, Mrs. Huebner. Six
nephews, sons Of Mrs. Julia Nc
donald, q deceased sister, will Be
pallbearers. Burial Is TO BE- In
the mausoleum 1t the Clinton
Grove cemetery. The Rev. Har-
old Hayward will be In charge
Of the services.
Mrs. Huebner, who was born
Feb. %, 1888, was . member
Of the Presbyterian church and
Of the Farquhar corps Of the
GAR, Detroit. She was the
wife OF ellis Huebner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Tle.B ! !!
.Shd.ps KelslIt
No Handicap

ALieut. Walter Bobcean, 10
pound member of the Mount
Clemens police department. did
. Jesse Owens this morAimg,
stepped on the scales and found
out that he now weighs but 370
pounds.
His fellow officers maintain
that the lieuteGnnst lost the four
pounds in Z race with Z colored
man held In the city jail - Z
mental case. ~
The race started III the cell
block Of the city Jail and ended
in front Of the Mount Clemens
Savings Bank, corner Of 0rntiot
and Casa the "winnah" Speed
Bobcean.
The coloreds man was locked
up last night on the complaint
Of relatives and was termed Z
''model guest" unit The was ask
ed 70 do q little work.
When the cell block was open
ed by the lieutenant at 8 O'Clock
this nsorning, the prisoner made
q wild dash for freedom, running
full-speed up Cas- with DcbceaH
in pursuit. z
Gratiot with the huge policeman
gaining rapidly. I
The arisoner was captured b
front o. the bank BY the police
man who told . Daily Mentor
reporter:
''It tkas (puff-pulf) nothing
1t (puff-puff) all"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Moscow Weathers | Hail
Of Iluftwaffe Bombs
RUSSIANS REPORT NO
CHANGE IN BATTLEllNESi

to smash through the vital cen
trail sector toward Moscow from
Smolensk had failed.
ACTIVE SECTOR
Fierce fighting was reported
continuing in the Porkhov area,
$50 miles south Of Leningrad; in
the central sector Of Polotsk-
Newell and Smolensk, and near
khitonair, % miles from Kiev.
The Red lair fleet continued
attacks on GermAn Inns and
buses, striking yesterday q
Nazi mechaniied forcs3 near the
Arhting frontk aietiromss behind
The lines, sildr tlas Nunanian
Black Sea ports Of Cohstanta
ana Sulina, the Russians said.
Meanwhile they declared,
their troops found documentary
evidence of German plans to
carry the war next to Turkey In
. surprise attack.
Vice Commissar Of Foreign
Affairs S. A. Lozovsky reported
the documents seized in z
captured German field head
quarters and said the Turkish
government would be informed
of their contents.
He intimated the Nazi attack
was to be sprung soon and said
the documents contained detail.
ed maps Of European Turkey
the Bosporus and Dardaneiies
and reports on Turkish troop
positions.
Moscow credited its own stiff
defense-by night fighter pat.
rolls, anti-aircraft barrages, bal.
loon barriers and searchligh,
stations--with cutting down the
scale of Naxi night raids steadily
since last Monday night.
~ NAILS DOWNED
Altogether, revised Russian
See MOSCOW-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
WAR; In
Frisco Japs Alarmed
DAY-LONG LINE FORMED
BEFORE WINDOWS OF
BANKS
BANKS

blow to this center Of Japanese
American business. The order
was received here while busi-
ness houses were still open, and
ito effect was electric.
RUN ON BANKS
japanese stood anxiously In
long lines 1t bank windows dur
Ing the day, Withdrawing their
funds in anticipation Of the or
der. The Yokohama Specie
bank, which handles most Of the
country's japanese : American
finances, was swarming with
near-panicky Nipponese.
One japanese observer COM
mented that business houses
were hopeful Of getting permits
to carry on regular trade, hut
they are al worried, most m
turally."
japanese ships In American
ports headed to sea at full
steam, and some 20 hoverinG
offshore or marking time at "a
gave no indication Of their next
move.
SulP A MYSTERY
Movement Of the IL, 0o0-t0n
Tatuta Maru, carrying nearly
100 American citizens and Z Ill
cargo Valued at @3,0O0, 90, r.
MANNED . mystery. Ihe I'D
liner. about IL miles o3&1oaoeu
since Thuroday. has delayed ~
0erivnl 1oe toor Of seizure.
~ AlsAu11KD-HnGo 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Local Board
ID e5horf5 50
Men, Report
Ros.sse. Rossvills
Boards Release
List Of Draftsss

oOfficials Of Draft Boards 2
and 3 today released names Of
n men selected to face possible
induction into the United States
Army on Wednesday. August 9.
Meanwhile, Chef Kroner,
chief clerk for Board No. L.
said the Mount Clemens Warren
township district will supply
only 81 of 81 men asked for In
duction on the same date. The
other 50 will be sent to Detroit
on August 20, Kroner said, In
revealing his August 8 list will
be available for publication
early next week.
The Board No. 3 list includes
35 names. The men will leave
the Romeo Post Office building
at sS:10 am. on. the induction
datG Thee ~ man contingent
ION Doar1 Me- 4 villa leava u
7:66 es III ..ss~t' Y. y =,
1he sSSS11 SreuY wll
leave Dee1eo: >
ARMADA Z
Morton Dunhams Harvey
Kent, John Pavlik, Harry Paw
lik Y !
UTICA
Philip Aiello, Edward Selke,
Alex Syrup, Clarence Bose, Ko-
man Kitamura, Steve Skula.
ROMEO
Joseph Cain, William Krause,
Luther jackson, Irwin Bugenski.
LENOX
Clarence Miller, Frank Giba-
la, Douglas Renwick.
RICHMOND
Elmer Fe. guson, Frank Blu
genski, Marvin Trombley, Jo-
seph Skowron, James Doan.
MOUNT CLEMENS =
Edward Deneweth, vern
Trombley, George Walker.
WASHINGTON
William Robertson, Frank
Shetland, Chester Zdunski.
NEW HAVEN
Guy Werner, Frederick Aus
tin.
WARREN
Norman Horn.
Also scheduled to leave ere
Albert Daenens,' Royal Oak;
Gordon Hyatt, Deckerville;
See DRAFTEES-Rage :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Scrap Drive
GOesFOrW ] ard;
Ends Monday.
dorsed The drive.

OWith four large trucklo6ds Of
aluminium already contributed
by Mount Clemens housewives,
City Chairman Ernest Pettingill
today said the campaign - sasp-
ply much needed ware for m
tional defense use will b con-
cluded On Monday.
Pettingill said four-flfths q
the city's houses were solicited
for old aluminium yesterday BY
Boy Scouts. He termed the re-
sponse to date - VERY gr1ti1y-
ing"
The chairman asks ths4 q few
Boy Scouts volunteer to pick up
the ware on Monday. They are
asked to report to pettingill at
See D1IvkEago 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
RstkIsss Drivers
License Revoked
Yesssh Admits
Will 0siviW1

oRobert Giles, 20, Of 288 Cas-,
pleaded guilty to . charge Of
reckless driving when he ap-
peared before Justice Of the
Peace Donald ]. Parent this
morning and his drivers licenss
wss revoked for one year and
he YVES assesed costs Of prose-
cution.
Giles was arrested BY Police
Lieut.. Harvey Hammond and
Pstrolman Ray Titus following
Whist w1s termed Z wild chaoe''
from Church strest - III city
limits On South 0fstioe oorly
this npenina.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

BY HOWARD i. DOMAR
WASHINGTON. July 3e-(A
The Army's firse Organised
force q air-trsnsported landing
troops, . spseial trained batta-
Hon available for any hsmis-
phere defense emergency, h BE-
ing formed n M Panama Ca
nal rome.
Official sources disclosed to-
day that the unit the 00Oth In
fantry air-borne battalion. con-
sisted Of about $50 officsrs and
men.
Tentatively Organised into
three rifle companies, .. heavy
weapons epmpany and . head
,uuarters deeochnent, TIN forco
wss ordersd b. ~ War depart
ment Tor instant service - III
serial vanguard q = fast strik-
ine force.
HOWE1 VITAL
Combining great mobiffZ
with oxcoptional stxikine sDovP:
g. ~ hqflolioa y No1Unod &
opufUAo = $1,000 - Wloh T.
Warp,onDo g - co91oe1on n
deSeaoe eo0msn1 81 49,
ably VITA porAt hutQ $780, e.
~ = .---a ~ 1l~-1I<j s>CH6uu1a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

asAN FRANCISCO, July Is
R-San Francisco branches Of
Japan's greatest business firms
feared they would Be Obliged
to close their doors today as
commerce between the United
States and Japan virtually ceas-
ed.
President Roosevelt's order
freezing japanese assets In this
country came ~ q smashing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

Business Reflects
Wide Prosperity
Mount Clemens Index
Indicates Sharp UpswinQ

of this year, they totaled So
O58, $50; during the entire year
Of 1889, they fere only slishtly
more-$3,5 500, 451. Last years
clearing were up to $4,241, 07l.
Postal receipts are apparently
headed for. q new high of recent
See PROSPERITY-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
$ii,eDo Is Asked
In damage Suit
MeuNt Clemens Couple
Sue % Result Of Crash

aAnna SKupin and her hus-
band, John, Mount Clemens,
asked $1,000 damages In Cir
cult Court yesterday for injuries
allegedly resulting from m au-
tomobile accident May IL. 1871,
In Detroit.
The separate petitions claim
that Chester and Harry J. Har-
ris, Detroit. were 1t fault In the
accident. because Of improper
operotion Of their car.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

RAF Blasts Reich Capital

|RAF Blasts Reich Capital
|nlOk&DoN July z6-lR-Hues Raj borbsn dropped some
Broins heoviest and most powerful bombs IN port OF Der
tn lost night the Air Ministry news ssres reported todoy
May Cripple Jap Industry.
.olONpON july 26-lR-Eeonomic experts suggested to.
y tut freezing Of Joponess osses in the United Sotes and
~ British Empire only weapon in on economic ors-
soI that could bring japanese Industry to its knees IN SIX
months. e
Muftwaffe Bombs AlexamSlria
foeERtlN July 26-lE9-Gsmon osiol activity oqunst the
kbvsh durno the night included oock on Alexandria
kEoption bose for the Royol Navy and greet Yorouh Eng
tsh east coast port. informed sources said toooy
French Socialist Murdered
EnvlcHY Unoccuped France, July 26-tF1-Morx Dornnoy
ocjost eoder In the French Republic wa: osso:snoted last
cht al the Hotel Relo De LEmpereur at Mone'o where
10 had been detained.
Reds Hold German Drives
koMoscOW, July 26-Q,-A Russian eommunque dec'ored
toov the Germon drives still being slowed Oft IN the
Control and Southern sectors with the Noz forces suffering
heov losses
Australia Ready to Act
osYDNEY, Austroo, July 26-4P Extenol Afoirs Min
iste Sir Frederick Sewo said todoy the Australian govern
nnent is "tokino all steps which combinations suggest 10 De
ecesso for the protection Of Ausos Interests ofreeeo
bv Jopons to the SOUTH
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

AMOSCOW, July 26-(R-The
Russians reported today that
Moscow came unscathed through
it, fifth successive night Of dwin-
ding air attacks and declared
the Nazi land assault still was
stymied in the last day OF its
dfth week.
No bombings whatever were
reported in last nights Moscow
raid, which caused m early
evening alarm lasting N 9nr,
t1obav a - -, sssssRss q -.
4 Red Nv Y ms Unique on
aghtine yesterday declared once
ni1ee 'sthere were ~ substantial
cis1n1eS N the disposition Of our
truopG' and aid German efforts