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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Do The HcrO.

b" the :loro.
i - re Do,~,.Fd 5um~ haven't
bs.A sal- 10 -r. IHr 2Uy GU Tet.
E.-at times he has c2ne to ba!
an ci-A. times h has reache3
-. ba... - li.33 o'clock lat
r.. Is pa.sod 1Iaua.cr Dill Ter
r. 9t rae ~ TogN Giants in i
poll % dege,mi@o he most ua-
lapalss nan II Brooh.y'?.
Tnss incredible batting record IS
TO- -eod 70 las. Of course, 50 HOW
W"a4Q D. ;ise be-, time 20 look into
~ha. tie miraculous second base
maa i TIE Yankees las been up
a n MS seric>:
Il the tnst game lie went TO bat
%. lNes. vailed twice, hit Il,
aane run and . single.
II The second game yesterday be
&eat % bal four zines, -0t three
Taliss arc h. a sin4le. One Of his
"a.i.s vs. al intentional pass The
IN. tam. quickly and already
tHet ha.e decided they want 10
pa, o. Gordon up their swinging
Whes rans age Oh base.
That leaves him with a -cries bat
ting a,era-c o. 900, and if tnat !
.s4t p. %" lie course l Will COM
nit suicide a 1:,5 C'cloc}: this a.
e.Eaon = H1ik.r2 co~H AlIaa..c
aytHae = B.o@tiyl, yelling, "hoo- i.
Iuy fo3 ~ TacEcc-. |
He Ia 5%t..j - .l>0 s"tu5 IN tWL /,
games aad scored one fTn N@Sef- j
Oh z homer tAa5 has been tire hasa- +
e.. hi. 3a.l il the sC'."..
He pa, stolen the aEo,A-n. a lie 3.
placc from .uch rcNo%n-d po%Sr /
h4.tcrz a D.Mas>io. N'4r. D.ekef, :
Hea.i.H. A,elNicE. C1Tlh and !;
Ra.ssr "a, bad eclag ..g . .ad |
whose -r4#ou be- IA aEals.se Is !
only - nd "ho u.'s ..ay &J"n :
IN sesen;h u.gc" in IL Yankee !,
5attm9 ogGf:.
Fgpn In mos ..ot r51;era Ill
otnnr ma i.r cd.u" '...,. Re viii !
IN = ada.it GORDON i. tua best /
ls!Gn2 .ooea# r.,.t:. " II lae b9a- |
Ise.s. =. E..-. au.u bans 1t i,
10 0tacr .a.f D4 .onan could
cJ.1. g.#..a ..r.". distance q. !,
T. ia.= I'D .."a IoCh lIol@u- +
lou. -" r.t -.. can l., I.ae i
drIses af,..." c...c.;able po5.- !!
tion ezs.p. .tMan On his head.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
NEW YORK STOCKS


Nd.N lDNE, O0f- IUPJ -Sl0ckA
"tre dlH 'r.ay "j'h prce change
- n loat."p i.s-e- "a MI Strcet
turned moi' ,aattoa. IA TIC wat
.taaliou.
st4i i:-t men - .'i;.hrd selling IN
1...'.. Lo"r,'i. d. Hitier'. cain.
- d,Ioai't H-.e.a we.c lot
.s.ae olt hy .," rleDa',h--.
L.s.he.- mess. - general va.
,on~irro@ ta..ra4.s ata 's.ro nc,r
.t'!al'" i',.'. for .aia INDIVIDUAL
oupau:t l.tsh'@ General Electric
i.f.t ',..'.'. .aer# during tL-
.'.f. t1.- 1t. tol-l
-" '>. .-.", apafast &32T.81o.-
800 'r. .'' 4re~psnss.Y period
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03

IMPERIAL. OK, 8 Sooe.a'f
Lady Luck p.avc- aato e haGa
OF HoltuIle hIeh schoo. loa;ba
team here tori4 ht aHG g q res.3.
the vikings topped u :ieatns baaG
OF Imperial T4Atls ls-a. II -
valley leagues lesson ope1g-
Holtvllle. to.ed as oue = -
teams to beat N The la c.aas-
plonshlp race. was actually o.
played II ali bu; the fourth qsasts~
by the alert Imperial sQaad. 40
only two pass interruptions aid Il
68yard punt Yc;arr by Ramon a
daco, Viking tullbavE. II TIE taisd
period averted possible uY>et
Holtville's fiYs; sore ca.ac - tie
opening quarter when Gene Ma
nard intercepted a pass tossed b
Jesse Howard and race5 IS Yards
TO score. An attempted place
kick was blocked
Imperial dominated r.ay y -
remaining minutes Ol III aaa..e.
and launched & drive of is oNn
in the openlne minutes @ tie sec
ono period 10 knot the coua;.
Richard Tell. Who oa;p,aTed
Holtville's MAYNARD and vas easily
the outstanding bacEfIelcman Of
the night. set up Imper.aHs sea.e
when he returned q Holtvi..e pu.t
SIS yards TO The wilkins i. Caazzs
plunged TO the VIKING Two IL five
tries and Tell scored from Tia.
point. HoWards pass was incom-
plete
Imperial initiated three addition
a. drives during the ball game. but
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Srojjans,
Oh 10
Cslo oSh

SAN FBAN>ISCO. Oct. 3. Up
Tae second ;est o. strength betweel
- nation. .,a@ football confer
C,..ss. tac P.>.lc coast and IL.
=. L.. csa,- ,c.nouoV and IL
a.zs - Pacific CJ~s. should tr.-
.asas.
- .4me j. a..weoa TIE 81
."ss#~ u...p s,a.e uHd tie Coast.
- Gs.I.a. ~ Los Anevies.
:. .aa.o.yoA.> -ame The Trojan-
- < .dTur.tos is Ohio Stat
faat s&s% anything IN its openo"
- aa..a,.. GaJcE sam Barry's los
- .ae mash sleep tonight
A@a.-.,. GlaC-" 10 AaIOnal hon.
o.. - Stanford Indians, so after
;..,." - S,..I.h, win tomorrow
q. tas.@ htW. lid i'll what a wa
ro.r.- - Is 4 E. party Stanford,
oEe@9.s. O. ..' r to>atlon
H. GCIA. which IS using the
= Z formation TINS year.
IHo otaet lJJs. candidates for
t.r National uue GREW compar-
at1y.f >a.. touches tor this week
enc p,as. C.I.MNI" Went to Pull
- .a Il S.Iuu.N game Wi.h
Wasa.s4.on state. Santa Clara.
We iiNs-}c.u record IS the best
u tua rat.e... drew improving Loyo-
IA ~ {, o...ou- -du.e II San Frah-
csc.
W.s.4n-Jon came out of its Min
ntse.a huSa 4 slight faycrite to
nose - Ose-on State IN tomoroW's
same =. Portland in the fourth
ya9:e.s *. came e the weekend.
Osez4n plays tonight, meeting
IdaHo. conference "nttle brother
at EG-ene. Montana, tenth confer
lnce 4gure. takes on North Dakota
S.a:e a AIlSSou.a tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Buns Advancing
As Planned

HYMNS TAVERN. Two Flcc.
~auNs Nightly. Brooklyn. Oct.
.UF, - Ro-rv-llaecreu dawn We
..aln. III, waters OF the GoWan"
.aaay when The Brooklyn hia.
command came out 81 a hudui
Il. the end OF the bar and an
.oauceG ;hat operations are pre-
saedma according to plan.
An envlrclement movement. which
acaan at Ebbets Field at pm
Wednesday. when the first Dodge
1ooter took his place at the bleach
Is ticket office. was developing i.
strength just across the street from,
lis .'lpply depot. There was fight
@g albng the entire front. com
m0uique reported.
The Yankee invaders. feoulsed in
Yesterdays attempt 10 make il tWN
Straight Will be wiped cut com
pletcly By Sunday night. aetordin
to an informed observer who hal
already had - straight. There j.
20 rationing here.
THESE reports are based on eye
witness observations OF a politiccl
rommlssar who has been eXh0rtln
lie troops with great quantities ol
a mess >crgeants dream known as .
Durochcr Clip Gts goc1 for yo9
lip
We made it Up special thu
aess sergeant said. shaking ap i
punch. It's lemon juirn,
IN and cream O. the mint and W.
hmt 1t down the bar to you.'
The MacPhail punch was design
ed to give stamina. 1t is composed
ot raspberry cordial and trapped
.lcc pudding with grated Parmesar
cheese shaken over the top. Or S.
< seems.
Jeanie Lamere. a chorus girl who
: entertaining the troops at this
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Baer to Enlist in
Nayy This Month

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Oct. 3. CUP)
Max Baer, former worlds heavy
weight boxing champion, will en-
LIST in the navy sometime this
month";" probably to participate in
the departments physical education
program directed by ex-champ Gene
Tunney. Ancil Hoffman. Baer's man.
ager revealed last night.
Baer and Hoffman stopped at
Fort Wayne en- route to Tulsa, Okla,
where Baer is to referee bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Oct. hP)
wheat 10. ] H.. =. .... $50" 80
Barley 20 western. - -" l.>'
Rarlrr. mailing type. $3.50" 1.'7 -
MILO, No. y-dow ........ STD" l.'.
corn 80 : yellow bulk $1.f14 Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Oct. : u'Pl ioybcaa
.fur' btokc sharply n the 81"
,p toa, of trade to-day All de-
.-e,.c,. with the exception Of ne"
.tslr Oe'ober. were down s cent g
'I-t,i the limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Warriors Fail
TO Extend E. e..

BRAWLEY Oct 3. (Specia) )-Brawley junior coll
Warriors dream OF successful football season turned
into nightmare Thursday night when a strong Ell Cen
tro junior college grid squad up 31O victory before
a small crowd at the northend field.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES O.t " Up, =
Butter. Extras $50: Prime first
ssh; STANDARD So. undergrad"=
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
L. A. HA

Lti ANGELES. Oct = Up
l. : n ..... So 5a.ls5,
l.. = J V 40 . leaty. $l7.5e-Is ~
1 =. 20 2 -. .... S31ue-It un
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
FIJI Mobiles Police
HOOVER WOULD KNIT OFFICERS
INTO cOORDINATED. SWIFT
AGENCY
AGENCY

program, the TBI chief said, was
the welding Of most Of the coun-
try's $50, 900 police officers into
IAN active vigilant, alert army
safeguarding the internal secur-
ity Of the nation"
EXCHANGE DATA
The key Of the plan, Hoover
explained in an interview, was
the interchange Of information
between leading law enforce
ment officials and representa-
tives Of the FBI working out
Of 81 strategically located field
offices.
State, county and city police
will turn over 70 the FB1 oil
information concerning national
defense matters. The bureau cor
relates such tips In the hope d
finding q pattern which will
lead % solution Of . crime o.
prevention Of one. Some of III
cases including complaints which,
come directly 10 the fBI, are
turned back TO the local police
for handling.
In addition, the FBI meets
with the law officers Of hum.
drods Il cities SEVERAL tunes Z
year. AZ those oossi0ns expeftI
po1e On he latsoe methods q
- YDeEbaeo 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Hii-Run Crash
Investigated
Bus Driver Struck
at intersection

cray Thatcher, 20, Of Port Hur-
on, . Blue Goose bus driver,
was seriously injured early last
night when struck by . hit-and-
run motorist as he walked across
Gratiot avenue ut the Cass in
tersection in Mount Clemens.
Thatcher was in q Port Hur-
on hospital where he was taken
after his injuries, first believed
minor, proved to be Of q serious
nature. Following the accident,
the bus driver proceeded TO Port
Huron to complete his route.
Hospital attendents at Port
Huron said he suffered q serious
back injury.
The bus driver was knocked
to the pavement by the passing
car a. he walked across the
street after parking his bus In
front Of the Medea hotel a
seven o'clock.
Witnesses said that the hit.
run automobile was driven by Z
woman.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Interest High in Monitor
Market bosket Contest
Ms. Harry Burr. IT,, Four othsss
Win Awards In Unique Composition

OFor the 28th week The Daily
Monitor has chosen five Macomb
county housewives - food-pur-
chases winners In the weekly
Market Basket contest which
each week attracts hundreds Of
entries.
This week, however. the win.
nes q The first prize, . $3.50
food purchase oedee, Mr3. Harry
Burr. Jr.. 10 HIGHLAND, Mount
Clemens, was not notified In 3D.
vance - have other first prize
winners In past weeks, that her
entry had been selected = bed
Of the wUek. judge were d.
layod n making their selections,
% 1Grs. Burr Win receive this
nsws g . a1spgiDA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

ST. CLAIR SHORES-An in-
valid for more than four years,
Edward 0orrison who Int jan
uary launched = unique wheel
chair enterprise" In his fight 70
regain his health and become
again self-supporting, today was
on the verge Of his first victory.
Gsrrison, 40-years-old and The
father Of three children, d The
victim Of q blood infection that
cost him The use Of his lots and
effected his sense q balance.
Confined 70 . wheel-ehairs
Garrison started . "Night-outer's
Service which he conducts By
phone. His service acts - . clear
ins house fore residents requir-
inn high school students foe part
time Jobs.
Garrisoo has just rsturnsd
home from Ann Arbor hnGpolnA
after . 3o-&-ay ssrioo g trooe
ments which ~ bellows hnvo
cleared the way for bic eeaDoeoo
recovery. We Lost Over aoovea
rounds during NE courso G ~
treatments but has showA Goooey
Improvement since b rsshsnee
home.
He expects soon 10 leave III
wheel ehnis end 1ug ~ FIRST
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

ovICHY, Unoccupied France
May a. B Reports given
publicity. In G,srma n-occupied
Paris said todsy fhas defenss
forces In the French Caribbean
Island OF Martinique had re-
ceiyed orders to prepare for an
American attack.
The newspaper lie Matin, pub
Iished in Paris, said yesterday
that defense of Martinique would
be centered around the fortress
holding gold reserves OF the
Rank OF France and that its de-
tenders would blow up the
stronghold a . last resort.
Martinique defense works are
being strengthened, the newspa-
per said.
Advices were said to have
reached Paris from the island
capital, Fort de France, quoting
the French naval command IN
the Caribbean as declaring that
the aircraft carrier Bearn and
the cruiser Emile Berlin would
remain in the Antilles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

Other priSa winner are:
Mrs. Lyle Curtis, Route No. 1,
Mount Clemens. second prize;
Mrs. Elmer 11o1s, 1ol North ave-
nue., third pe1se: Mrs.. Charles
DeKeysef. - Hubbard, fourth
prize; md 11fs. Otto thinner
man. Bon -, Route No. .,
Mount Clsn1aav NTH prize.
weekly tnctoaoe0 n tlAs num-
Der q cosSpGno 6eWins into Ths
Daily Monitor olllce show that
housewives are finding the con-
test IN interesting md exciting
game. Aecoe0lne - the testi.
mony At 30 winnefA they find
he contoGt ho1pG them h theil
oolection - o1vogt1Doments ond
Do o0oo1 DD4-pAGo 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Mrs. {. bauII,aIl
Wins So Gil
Appreciates DEFY
Event Psys-oH

oMore than 1000 men and
women braved . heavy rain yes
terday afternoon to attend the
annual Appreciation Day event
held on New street midway be-
tween Pine and Cherry streets.
Mrs. Everett Bauman, Of l03
Moross, won $23 ut the drawing.
The event next week will Be held
on the north aide Of the county
building with Z committee head
ed by Hugo Whittier, Jr. In
charge. On his committee will
be Roger Quinn, Tom Cross, Guy
Verkler and George O'Drien.
An award of $37S will b pos
sible next week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Fear Prompted
'bIunder' High
Official Says
Stimson Follows
U Knox Attack
on Sea Ruling

WASHINGTON, May 22-(R
Secretary Stimson assailed the
neutrality act today a. n viola
ton of our most sacred and i'm
portant tradition Of foreign poll
cy, freedom of the seq"
Like Secretary Of The Navy
Knox who yesterday termed tia
act barring American shippine
from war zones q terrible
blunder." Stimson stressed he
was speaking - m individual
rather than q Secretary g war.
Stimson added, however, that
what he described - Z conflict
between the neutrality act and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
htksy Dd)l
fis aIs,sks,
Fssyd rsl

oDKTROTT, MY - - ~ -
Republican NATIONAL Committees
nm Frank u. Mckay VA n
the technical eustody Of the y.
3. AGarohal ~ more thaiA N
hour todny. fter Z courtrQom
tlareup over lhethods o& idGh1ls
lying singnatsIres on sovefnmont
exhibita In Z $500 900 mail fraud
cass aoainst Mckay and eleven
others.
u. s. District Judge Arthur
Z. Lederle. hearing testimony n
the mail fraud cass before Z
federal Jury, cancelled Me16ay1
q, 900 bail bond during = dis-
putt between defense couneel
and government attorneys 60
signatures on various exhf61l5
which had been offered - oOs.
eminent evidence.
A government witness ND
been testi1yins for nearly tWo
hours concerning bank records.
some Of which bore xgnat0res
purporting 70 b those Of the
defendants. and each mention q
such = signature brought = d.
tense objection that the sienn.
turss were unidentified. Dr.
Inn NE proceedings, the court
handed government sttorneys
bail bonds bearing the sworn
Doo naeKAy-RAgo &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

the freedom of the seas princi-
pie would have to be Every
carefully considered" however,
in delivering munitions to Great
Britain.
"lt's for others to decide whe-
ther repeal Of the act 10 an ur-
gent matter now" he told Q
press conference inquirer.
Noting that he had opposed
the principle of the neutrality
legislation for years, Stimson
said IF always prophesied II
would bring US into trouble"
1T was abhorrent to our prin-
ciples to yield to our fears by
this policy" he added.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
lst Ford Count
Shows CO-lOO;
AE-O!

DETROIT, May 22-(R-
The National Labor Relations
Board reported late today that
the first batch Of ballots
counted In the Ford Motor
company employe election
gave 100 votes to the cIO's
United Auto Workers and none
to the AFL's federal labor nm
ion. Three ballots were cast
for neither union.
These votes were from the
Lincoln plant.
The first count on craft
workers q tAe Rouge plant,
where IL JAW CLIO osntenA-
a WITH The AFL's Pattern
See FO&D-Rago 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Rev. Merifie|d
Lions Speaker
Postor TaIks 70 Club
on Europsan Situation

oRev. George A. Meriheld, pas
tor Of the Grace Episcopal
church, spoke on the interna-
tional situation at the weekly
meeting Of the Lions Club.
The pastor gave an interest
ins address and outlined what
he termed the four most inn
portant factions In the United
States today.
They included the isolation
lists led by Lindbergh and Sen.
Wheeler; the m l d d e-of-the-
readers, led by former President
Hoover; the extremists, led by
Secretaries Knox and Stimson,
and the group led by Rev. Harry
Emerson Fosdick, who breaches
the principles that the war will
see one nation destroyed before
IL ends.
Angelo Fisher was In charge
Of the program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Building Boom
Gains Impetus
Weekly Permits
Total $z3,lO

OBuilding per mits totalling
$23,100 were approved by the
city commission at its weekly
meeting last night.
The folio W ing applications
were approved:
Phillip Greedy company for
IN addition to Machine shop to
cost $1,000; Armada Construc-
ton company to build houses on
Fl Bryon court to cost s., 600 and
at "a and ~ Eastman to cost
$4,000 each; Henry ]. Trombley
for home at SO Huron avenue to
cost $4,000, and Lloyd Lewis for
charging Z room to cost 800.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Repo(f5llows
1875 Fire-(,lIs
Chief wl.!sst
Files Rspest

hTho Mount Clnfnens fire do
SaEsliieat ~ yee&x0 ~. call6
during TIE pCriod from May 1,
1ol0.~to May I, 1ell. according
TO the annual report presented
to the city commission BY Chief
G. Edward Willert last night.
The total number Of fires waS
q decrease Of 80 for the same Pc
'riod Of the previous year, Chief
Willert stated in his report.
a The largest number Of fires
See FIRk-Page 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
(hrysIer
0taaal0peIl
MeEvey. sddsrbt ssh
Ssll PIymouths AIss

oFormal opening Of the new
McEvoy and Bridenbaush auto
mobile agency on North Gratiot
at Joy boulevard was scheduled
for this weekend.
The co-partners-Patrick J..
pat" McEvoy and William
bill" Bridenbaueh have both
served a. automotive sa1esmen
In Mount Clemens for the past
six years. They ere Macomb
county agents for Chrysler and
will also sell Plymouth cars.
They announce that Gordon
Stein, veteran mechanic, Will
manage the service department
and that Cecil Whitley" White
man will be head bookkeeper.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
BULLETIN

oChoFlos Z. Totts bo1ofoI eo-
esdIWstss q hssltks sell =
,WesA la1eea I'M 1fissneeN
.alee~5i1 lssla Ase1ll ~ . y
zoz.5oo o. aesds6 -
eesa6 eessasy. - 0soWse -
seaieotioa rea1 sesso0tioNel
feei)lttos somdes the aaltoNsa
defsass tSildinS pseSsoss.
The eo-esdineteE's st6to-
nssnt wes made q He Senete
esmmittse considering . III
70 spprepsiets $50. 600. 600
fes IKE setivities throuDhose
the netien.
The preisets outlined n
TAFT included: Sslfsi1ee FieSd
end MseesWb County Ia1k Ar
ssnsl wstss sUpply. $50 o00;
sswsse eelleetSea. $3.50 000:
ssw01e treetmeat. $331s5oO,
end the koumt clemens Reeve
stiensl Hell. so. 900.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
French Gold Reserves
Protected by Fortress
PARIS NEWSPAPER. SAYS Y. S. =
: pL ANS MARTINIQUE ATTACK

Any movements Of these ships
simply are maneuvers, the com.
handing admiral was reported
to, have said, and no arrange
ments have been made for them
10 leave. ~ n
Goth warships recently have
engaged in maneuvers, ostensi-
bly, 70 keep up the morale Of the
crews.)
The Paris press said British
warships were maintaining q pa
troll off Martinique.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Girl Scout
Drive Tops
5000 Total.

ONeceipts from the current Girl
Scout drive had topped 800 TO-
day, according 70 q report made
by Mrs. c. H. Malbin, drive
chairman.
Mrs. Malbin aid the annual
cookie sale netted 930o and the
drive has addsd eS0l - In cash
and ol5.50 IN pledges.
Hops Tor ruoehing tl1e $1,000
goal appsaf bright Nm. 0aIb1n
ooi6.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Poppy Day Sale
Plans Complete

orinal plans for the annual
Poppy Day Sale TO be held In
Mount Clemens on Saturday
were announced today by the
committee In charge.
The sale, sponsored by the
veterans auxiliaries, will get
underway at eight o'clock In the
morning and will continue until
the downtown stores are CLOSED.
Proceeds of the sale will 90 "a
See PORRIK0-Rago 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Gas Takes
Third Increase
on Monday

ODETROT, Nay 31(R-A
third gasoline peios increase In
less than two months was an
nounced today By the Standard
Oil componv q Indiana, effect
i've Mondhys Or Michigan and
nine othsf Ooness.
The inersabe, . half cent Q
eallon, % dealers, win bring
the retail price = ia cents h
UstruiI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

WASHINGTON, May - -R
Director J. Edgar Hoover an
nounced today that the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation, In the
interests of national defense, was
conducting q voluntary mobili-
zation Of virtually every law
enforcement agency in the Unit
ed States
The effect of the cooperative
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Ruling Hats
Vet Draft

nMacomb County Draft Board
No. / yesterday was notified to
hold up induction of men who
have served either In the navy,
marine. corps or coast guard,
Chef Kroner, chief clerk for the
hoard. said today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
.NiaIht Outer Returns
OPERATOR or UNIQUE WHEEL CHAIR
ENTERPRISE LEAVES
HOSPITAL
EiOSPlTAl

time n over four ysors - 1bae
% wan WITH H. ID g c4Nl 49,
This win - the frst rno3eR ~
provemeut h his eo0ditipn dnce
~ was invs lided.
D9ring Ne stay In the hospital,
Garrison W. forced - eppond
he Service which ~ ha6 Uo6
ually built % Z s1Pady z11ns has1
with his return, - ~ ruamnod
operations and looks torwor4 e
- sxtsnsion q NJ mEvlsea
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Ex-French Leader Arrested

ov,ckY Unoccuped France, Nay 22-0R-.RePorts pub
ished in the zone todoy :oid Andre eue
hsf of the former Popular Front Premier Leon Blums eob
49, ecretoot had been arrested Cebee the Spanish
frontier on choroes Of crossing the border iIleeoly
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Nazis Establish Missions

oloNDOk Nay 22-t,-An authoritative source sold to-
ov The erors recently established several missions OF sew
erol hundred at vorious points in French Morocco
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Won Brauchitsch i'm Paris

oVIctY, Unoccupied Fronce Nay 22-cP-Fieid NorsnoI
Wohsr Won Brouchitsch commander n-chet OF the Sermon
army orrved Pors yesterday undscosed MISSION
was sold here today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Canadian Tanker Feared Lost

oLoNDoN Nay 22-F,-The Conodion oil tonker Senooo.
lite 300 tons IS feored have been sunk OFT the west
coost Of Africo with number Of Conodion casualties
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
ate x 4 x
Bulletins
Hess Fled British FIGHTER

eLoNDoN. Moy q t-Rvdo|ph Hess. the rurowoy dep.
uy fusrsr Of Noz Geony boiled out OF his M:s:sscnm'
Nov 10 otter hot pursuit by on Raj Defiant fighting phone.
All Secretary Sir Achbod Sinclair told the House OF CON-
mons today
Raj UmlOOses Furious Attack
oWlTH BRITISH DESERT FORCES IN NORTH AFRICA. Moy
2zThe royo air force hos Embossed ITS most intensive
effort OF the for ooonst 0eron cecenuotons ono
tronsport columns in lbyo.