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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-21
NY. u. CAN USE HIM

N. Y. u. CAN USE HIM
oNEW YORK-Henry Mailing
er, end candidate at New York
University, earned freshman
numerals in three sports last
year-football, wrestling and
baseball.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-21

The Fisher Towers team will
leave from los Park Avenue at
5:3o o'clock for the st. Clair
game tonight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-21
In This Corner
By ]. DENNIS BROWN

FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
BY J. DENNIS BROWN
s Old Problem: fondest childhood illusions
shattered when Joe Louis testified that he and his WIFE,
reconced argued and argued the bills she ran
that heavyweight champion of the world
he could the pants in his family
ridiron Grndngs With football ofing Coach Erny
Bucholtz of the Clemens high school has ordered
batch Of equipment expected here within few days
Included jerses the big pro numerals II
inches in 'front.' IA in back Also ordered IL pairs OF
gray gabardine pants.
"Were away ahead of the colleges in opening game
up" Buck confides Just little behind the Heck the
colleges slow compared to though they've opened
little this You since Michigan joined with
the National Federation of High Schools two offensive players
if the second Cor third more) catches
it's complete And that's just of the rules"
High needn't expect the famed
formation much evidence the teams of this
complicated for high school players and takes
drilling might work straight plunges and
bucks according Buckhotz but otherwise it's hardly the
best system for youngsters. ,
Mount Clemens, by the way single wing and un
of the Pittsburgh system instituted by
doc" Sutherland who worked out from Pop Warmers
methods.
And speaking of the "T' formation it doesn't doveai
too we'll with lot of college material either With ALE
backfeld it's X but otherwise it'll plenty
of difficulty All need is quartet of fast starting backs
dangerous the and accomplished takers
quick punching line and backs who stand feet TO- weigh
100 and like Mortified hares will turn the trick nicely
But who has EN-?
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
.Britain's Leader ship Divided
 Says Kennedy

WASHINGTON, Jan. Joseph p. Kennedy, retiring '. s. Am b9ssador to Britain, declared Brit aims leadership is divided on the gu stion regarding advisablity of the United State becoming an ac- tive participant in the war.
 Testifying before the House Foreign Affairs committee, Ken nedy said some members of the British government felt if the U. s. entered it will find a way to carry it through" Others he said believed U. s. entrance into the war would be a great detriment 10 Britain's war effort because of slow down in the flow of mat erials and aid from America
 The diplomat reported he went through 280 air raids while on service in England. He told the committee many people in the British government felt they are not yet getting all the aid they might normally expect from the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
Hull Will Be Called
 V Senate

WASHINGTON. Jan. - The Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee decided to start hearings Monday ltoday) on the lease lend bill with Secretary of State Cordell Hull likely to be the first witness.
 Senator Norris, only pres-nt member of the Senate who vot ed against United States partici- patton in the war, declared he is for the bill, provided some time limit is placed on the authority given the President and said: T don't think we are going to get into this war. I think we can go a long way to helping Britain without getting in"
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
Q Ordinary Jap Budget g
 Ps Inlnlense

TOKYO. Jan. - Finance Min is'cr Kawada Introduced into the Diet a record breaking so-caled ordinary budget calling foe eX- pcnditurc of 6853,O00.090 yen - about $l,7000aO 0OO
 The budg did not include mil it9ry expenditures, winch KaW- ada did not even estimate.
 Tae finance minister estimated that Japan's total revenue from taxation during the coming year would total 4,903,OO0.OG0 y-n, or about three-fourths the total ex- penditures for ordinary purposes. He said that increased bond is sues will be needed to finance military expenditurss, and to make up the deficit in the ordin- ary budget.
 KaWada said that Japan's for eign trade had increased in I940, in spite of the European War aad the empire end d with favor aEla trade exchange of 253 m.I- ..ea saa. However. he warned that taa uncertain coea'.sns of I94l may result in a serious eur tailment of Japan se foreign trade.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
90 BritOns
 Advised To Leave Japan


 TOKYO, Jan. - The British consular office advised certain British residents b leave Japan "before an imp.nding crisis in American and Japanese relations comes to a head It was disclos- ed by reliable informants that Wilfred McVitie, acting consul general at Yokohama, had said he had sent lett-r of warning to a selected list of about 30 Britons in his district. Why these were selected was not explained. It was said Britons in Tokyo and other cities rec iVed no such let ter.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
Japan, Russia
 Sign Agreement Fishing g Rights g


 MOSCOW. Jan. The Tass. So v.etgneWs az ncy, said renewal for another year of the agree ment permitting Japanese ta faa in Russian waters "doubt'c con stitutes a step forward in the matter of improving Sovlet-Jap an Sc relations"
 The agreement was signed Jan. 21 between Molotoff and Japan ese Ambassador TatekaWa. The agreement reqiures 20 perc.nt in crease in rental taxes payable by the Japanese Fishery owners.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LTCES
By Chuck Cochard

HOLLYWOOD (EXcluslVel -
 Ronald Reagan is Hollywood S newest star-we believe that in on. year MT. Reagon will be the biggest name on the movieland horizon. Since "Knute Rockne7 he has been climbing steadily - with grand roles like Santa Fe' with Errol Flynn and Bad Man with Wallace Beery his futura is assured. Here is the answer ta l94rs Douglas Fairbanks ST Cur rently he's making Miss Wheel wright Discovers America with Jefery Lynn, Priscilla Lane and May Robson.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
sza~an ner Seattle
 ascbaIl Club, Stricken, Passes


 SEATTLE, Jan. = Jack LeIi- vels. 53, ported to be one of the h.ahest paid manager of a minor league baseball club. died two hours after beng stricker with an attack of the heart af- ter watching a basketball game
 Lel.velt pilot-d the Seattle 5azeh3ll team to two successive Pacific Coast League pennants.
 Lalivelt seemed in excellent health Wh n he went 10 the bas- kesbal game.
 Lelivelt spent more than 35 years in a baseball uniform.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
Chronology Given Present
 Roosevelt Administration

tion and parity price program - Roosevelt purge" of anti-NeW Deal D-mocrats fails - Repub- lieans win compression elections, see hope of 194O victory,
 1939
 House kills $3,O00.000,000 spend lend bill - Hatch Act forbids political activity of government employees - Neutrality Act am ended to rzpeal arms embargo and provide cash and carry plan Army Air Corps expanded - Congress passes government re- organization measure.
 194O
 Roosevelt on cruise inspects Panama Canal defense - Silent on third term EurOpe's all out war brings Roosevelt re- quest for huge defense program - Big Businessmen Knudsen and Stettinius on defense commission Republicans Knox and Stim- eon made cabinet members - Congress warns U. s. will fight to uphold Monroe DOctrine-New defense appropriations near $1O,- 001.000,000 mark - Plan two Oc- can navy, 25,000 new Warplanes in two years - Congress pass es S9l8, 100000 farm bill.
 Roosevelt, with overwhelming convention delegate support, ac- cepts third term nomination be- cause of overriding public dan z r." - FDR picks one-time Re publican Henry A. Wallace, Sec retary of Agriculture, as his 1940 running mate - Famed poliitlc- al maestro James A. Farley quits as chairman of the Democratic National Committee Edward J. Flynn of New York selected by committee as national chairman. - Wallace resigns as Secretary of Agriculture to campaign tor Vice Presidency. European war and Far Eastern situation caus- es Roosevelt to ask for legislation of greatest peacetim9 training service. Congress passes selective draft system - Campaign be- gins, Roosevelt elected for third rm, breaking traditional prece- dent - President deliver broad east fireside chat intimating strongly that United States mus give war supplies to Great Bri- tain.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27

Hollywood Boulevard Talk Is that Barbara Stanwyek isa glam our g.rl in Lady Evz al because of cinema and's new director Wizard Preston Sturgess. Ann Sheridan is burning plenty be- cauze e of the success of Rita Hayworth at Warners-she took over her role when she walk d out on the studio for more mon ey. Rita has plenty of glamour and at times reminds me of An nie. Bette Davis deserves tn Academy award because of the two best feminine performances of the year in The Letter and Al This and Heaven Too.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND

Questioned whether he believ- ed the ~crisis9 would develop dur ing the next 50 or 90 days as an Administration spokesman told the committee last week, Kennedy said he did not exactly know what was meant.
 There are many things in the military situation I didn't under stand,7 Kennedy declared. T never could understand, for in stance, why the German army permitted a British army of 300,- 900 troops 10 escape from Dun kirque."
 If the German air fore was, or is as strong as claimed, he con- tinued. he though they had per feet chance to annihllate that British force.
 The diplomat said he also could not understand why Ger mans had not wrought greater d struction on Britain's indus trial centers.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
1888

Crop insurance act" passed - wag2-hour law goes into effect U. s. naval tonnage increased af- ter Munich conference - Civil Aeronautics Authority set up - Congress approves soil conserva-
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
1937

Giana Bonneville dam power project authorized - Congress mak farm tenent loans - U. s. Housing Authority created to make loans for low cost homes - Supreme Court upholds Nation al Labor Re ations Act and So- cial Security Act - Senate kills Presidents proposal to enlarge Supreme Court.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27

Best News of the Week - Lio- nel Barrymore will make Roosty minus his Wheelchair. He'll be supported by Edward Arnold, G.-ne Reynold and Robert Stir ling. One of the greatest of greats tha. Lionel Barrymore.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
BLANKS CARRIED

f1e Name sIs |, Nugget ca91es -verai forms of printing blanks you s1aVeu nee - Dredge 5gs naWlng 2 ] dsu reports, Hane =ad iacpr and Lode
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The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
1941

Congress cOnVenes in Seventy saV nth standardization deliV- CTS message in person to joint session - Advances his lease lend measure to Democracies now fighting aggressors. Roose- welt demands swift drive to in- crease our armaments, declaring nation is faced with an unprece- dented foreign peril = Presi- dent names Supreme Directorate for United States Defense pro gram - In special message Roo savelt asks fer 7,425, ,528,049, un preccdented p ace time budget for defense - Roosevelt asks for extraordinary powers in defense 7atters-Sccretary of State Cor l Hull, before House Foreign Affairs Committee, says that con ,rol of the high seas by law abiding nations i5 the key to se- surity to the Western Hemisp- aere Roosevelt inaugurated for four more years as President of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
1886

Supreme Court kills AAA - Congress overrules $2,0O0,000,0O0 soldier bonus veto - Soil conser vation-domestic allotment replac es AAA - Rooseelt denounces "economic royalistsa in accepting srenomination - Congress pass es Rural Electrifcation act - Roosevelt Garner miss on y Maine and Vermont in record smashing election triumph.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27

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1885

Holding company death sen tence" enacted - Supreme Court kills MIRA - National Youth Ad- ministration established - Ma tional Labor Board created - So cial Security measure enacted - Banking system remodled, shift ing credit from bankers to Uncle Sam - Guffey coal bill fixes wag es and prices - Neutrality Act bans arms shipments to belliger- ents - WPA work relief created - Senate rejects adherence to world court.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
1884

Air mail contract canoe lation stirs tempest - Gold valuz ot dollar reduced - SEC created to regulate stock exchanges-Recip rocal trade treaty program in augurated - FILA set up to bol- ster home buying - Congr ss tabs $5OO,OOO,OOO to aid drought sufferers - Railway mediation board created - Federal com munications commission created. Senate rejects St. Lawrence wa tsrWay treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-27
By THE AP FEATURE SERVICE

Congress has passed some $500 bills in seven and half years of "the Roosevelt Revolution" - turbulent, precedent smashing era of legislative and admins trative activity.
 1883
 Roosevelt inaugurated; VOWS war on depression-Banks closed by Presidential edict Congress grants FDR dictatorial powers over money - Congress legaliz- es 3.2 beer - CCC organized to enroll jobless youth - AlAA set up to control crop production - IVA power project established EZRA starts distributing Federal relief funds - Uncle Sam starts making loans to home owners - Government insures bank dspos it's. MIRA gives government con- trol over industry - PWA laun- ched to stimulate business - U. s. recognizes Russia - Prohibl- ton repealed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
GREAT RACE WAS SUDDENLY SET. TODAY, BELMONT
Midland Gets l27 Pounds, WhirIaway lOS; ArcarO
 Up on Hash

New York, May 20.-(UP)-A turf epic which railbirdS thought they wouldn't see for at least four months materialized today at Bel mont Park with Whirlaway meet ing Midland and three other veter- ans in a special race that will weigh heavily when Horse of the Year" ballots are cast next December,
 The race, arranged by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt yesterday, is known as the Henry of Navarro and Is fixed at & distance of Q mile ond one-sixteenth. It is the first start for Whirlaway against older opponents and is by all odds toughest chore handed the Calumet colt SO far.
 Tn addition to Midland, probably the best handicap horse in America Whirlaway faces Greentree stables Hash, Mrs. c. B. Widener's Your Chance and GuStave Rings Ringie all tested campaigners. Weights for the two top entries were based strictly on the scale-l08 for Whirl- away and l27 for the big Californ- ian. The others received conces- sionS.
 Eads on Whirlaway
 Hash, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, the Jockey who booted Whirlaway home in the Kentucky Derby and Freak. ness, drew l20. Ringie, winner of the recent Philadelphia Handicap; and Your Chance, one Of the best four-year. .olds around, each waa assigned lle. With Arcaro taking charge of his own stables entry Whirlaway returned to Wendell Eads. the boy who was up wher he drlfted in the Blue Grass Stakes and Derby trial.
 Despite the switch, the chances Of Whirlaway again straying from the straight and narrow path arc not strong. The course at Belmont runs around only one curve instead Of two, and the turns themselves are the widest and easiest in Amer lea. The other jockeys assigned are Midland, Buddy Haas; Ringie Johnny Gilbert; and Your Chance II. Richards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
NATIONAL OPEN GOLF MEET HAS SMALL FIELD
Oliver Unable to Obtain Leave From U. s. Army
 to Compete at Ft. Worth

New York, May 20 --(UP)-- The smallest entry list since 1883 has been accepted to compete for the TO berths in the National Open golf championship at Fort Worth, Tex, June 5-7, the United States Golf association announced today.
 This years list isA 1,062 players, compared with 9l5 in 1883.
 The field includes the 42 players exempted from qualifying for the classic and the remaining 1910 who must vie for l2S berths in the sec- tional qualifying rounds which will be played in 27 cities ct 36-hole stroke play next Monday.
 Complete entry lists and group ings for the sectional tests will be announced Friday. Lowest scorer for the 36 holes in each section will receive @ medal.
 Former Champs
 Included in the field are 16 for- liler winners and two amateurs from Brazii-Mario Gonzalez and Dr. Walter c. Ratio. Gonzalez won the Argentine Open and amateur titles last year.
 The former championship winners exempted are Lawson Little, de- lending champion, Gene Sarazen, Ralph Guldahl, Byron Nelson, Tommy Armour, Johnny Farrell and Sam Parks, Jr., all of whom ranked in the first 30 places of the l940 Open.
 Exempted from the sectional qualifying rounds under 6 new regu- lation which aids all former cham- pions who enter, are Fred Mcleod, George Sargent, Walter Hagen, Charles Evans, Jr., Billy Burke, Johnny Goodman, Olin Dutra and Tony Manero.
 Eddie Kirk and Al Huske were among last years low 90 but rot enter while Corporal Ed oliver, who expected to benefit from the exemp- ton granted Srevice men, announce ed that he couldn't obtain leave.
 The home club professional, Bob Byrnes, Is also exempted from sec- tional rounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20

Baer Wilt Last as
 Long as Joe Wants
By DAN PARKER

DON'T KNOW ANYONE the profession of pum who and mentally s 5 Buddy Bud S vS1 S1' .S o S without his way. managed to avoid hurting many.
 Unlike his older brother Max Buddy devoid of oSs and shO ss %S pGcdr M @ @ as @ S S I'd Td e b % @ hors Louis @ WSshnson Friday night but his @ If the fight turns to be anohsr of those surprisingly champion, any ferociy the the challenger
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 S s''H % asssn .n s Ha's bout rS % s sS s @ sn . @ f%S @ Se @ aey y % @ sna not on S skin left hand the Greek figures put his country back
 
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 T HAVE FINISHED paper by MT Buck Weaver on your column on Kentucky racing writes defend Kentucky racing this very a questions Downs Considered major track why does not
 
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 Also wonder if remember claimed allowed at this track? like into the stretch with chance pushed clear outside rail- veuvus went off a to ridden dagonay aN OveS the track be kept from winnings and Bume money and pulled back on his launches head of tho stretch Then when reached the sixteenth bat to make look good looked In Buck Waver column accounts the grandstand
 1T would like swndlers In and under the gandSand And question: Weaver gives horses to his intimate friends seecion9 And when have the stewards inquired
 trainer about the terrific reversal form horse which happens least once every day?
 Mfr Parker horse players Kentucky appreciate anything might attempt Q of the officials instead consider the fact that he competition hospitality perhaps explain tor room during Derby weekend that usually sells $50P"
 IT'S ABOUT TIME stepped p gag and the saeredness thoroughbred racing Old Kainuk and I'm glad native does The Kentucky Derby hoss m the world The bra2en ommeasm betting conditions Churchill safeguard the ting public has Is the good the big caught cheating wouldn't be sanctioned Buck Weaver < man, such conditions wouldn't exist - A Copyright, 194 King Features Syndlcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
MAT GIANTS MEET
 AT NEW BRITAIN

New Britain, May 20-The Battle of Giants" l. slated to take place at the Stanley Arena in this city Fri. day night when Wladyslaw Talun, Poland, meets Ben Morgan, Texas, in the feature two out of three falls bout on the weekly wrestling pro- gram. Talun stands six feet, eight inches in height and weighs 302 pounds and, although he will have an advantage in height and reach over Morgan, the bearded Texan will have almost 90 pounds on Talun. Morgan stands well over six feet and weight 330 pounds.
 While there will be no title at stake in this meeting, there iS a question If two big men 70 evenly matched in size and weight have ever clashed in q ring before. Customarily, when either Talun or Morgan goes into the ring, it is to meet an opponent who scales anywhere from 200 to 2B0 pounds. For that reason, they have both been having a rather easy time of 1t because of their tremen- dous advantage In physical size. Erie day night, 1t will be different. Mor- gan is rough and tough but Talun can be just as bad when he wants to be. The Pole is a protege Of stan- islaus Zbyszko, twice worlds cham- pion, and he is fast learning the in- tricate holds which brought Zbysz- ko to the top. This looms as the out standing match of the season here.
 Three 90 minute. time-iimit bouts are schedueld on the undercard. In the semi-iinal, George Macricostas, the Golden Greek who made an in. stant hit here last week in his ini' tial appearance, meets George Tim othy Linnchan, the Irish badman from Boston. Tn one Of the other two, Leo CThc Lion) Numa tackles Lord" Albert Mills. English cham- pion, In the curtain raiser, Harry FInkiestcin, powerful New York He- brew, will meet Prank Valois, French Canadian from Sherbrooke, Can. The first bout starts at 8:3o o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
(Reg. U. $. Pat. OfEice)
 BY HARRY FERGUSON lIfnltAd PreAa Rnnrta EditArl


 New York, May 20 -- (UPj = Scattered paragraphs containing scattered thoughts:
 Buddy Baer is worried because he finds he is not worrying about Fri- day nights fight with Joe Louis T honestly feel that l shouldn't be quite 50 Ilonchalant," Baer says in q communique from his camp. T sleep like Q top, eat like horse and don't worry about anything. It's q mighty funny way of looking at things but It's the way feel"
 Maybe the first time Louis hooks c left to the head Buddy will have SO many worries that he won't wor- " any more about not being wor- ried.
 The fact that Phil Rizzuto and Gerry Priddy, teh wonder boys from Kansas City, have been benched by Manager Joe Mccarthy of the New York Yankees doesn't mean that their major league careers are washed lip. Mccarthy has . special treatment for rockies who are under q strain as c result of preseason ballyhoo. He lets 'enl sit ofl the bench, watch q few ball games and then puts them back in after the jitters have passed. Joe Gordon got the same treatment his first year with the club, and the patient re- covered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
BRIDGEPORTERS MEET
 BOYS CLUB 9 SATURDAY

The Bridgeport Boys Club will visit Waterbury on Saturday in an important state league game with the local baseball team. The club varsity is undefeated in state com- petition and Coach Felix Longo ex- poets his charges to take the Bridge port nine into camp without too much dificulty. This game will be played at Washington Park at 2 o'clock.
 In the club intermediate baseball league the Wells and the Volunteers have q postponed first round game to play to clean up the first round schedule of play. Starting of the second round this week will be con- tests between the Enkcors and the Volunteers and the Wells and Ro- bins. Coach John Sullivan of the Volunteers is asked to contact John Lombardo or Beef Drosnick of the Wells 50 they can get the important first round game out of the way. The Vols are undefeated but If the Wells defeat them the first place position will be dead. locked between three teams.