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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Red Cross Class
Planned at Utica

= UTICA - A second class in
surgical dressings 1of The Amsri-
can Red Gross u heint organized
on Tuesday night Nay 8, at 81.
Lawrence Hall, Van Dyke ave-
nue., Utica. This II being form
"a to accommodate those who
are not o liberty during the day
ana for thoee who can better at-
tend evening". lrrs. Earl Slipper
ley, chairman, announces that
the classes win b held from Z
until 10 pm.
The Thursday class meets at
Trinity Parish Hall from to
4 pm.
Mrs. Sipperlsy states that TOO
much emphasis cannot b put On
the urgent need for this work
which u being spesded up 10
meet the demand. Although IT.
tendance at the class last Thurs
day was grati4y ing more work
ers are needed q once.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

a number Of Utica member
are planning on attending the
VALPARAISO Union Wonan's Guild
Confsrsncs IN VALPARAISO, Ind. On
Saturday and Sunday. May : and
Z. Those going from Utica In
clude Mrs. Geo. Remer. Mrs.
Walter Erase, Mrs. Raymond
Klein, Mrs. Robt. Havel and
Mrs. Louis q. Heinecke.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Matteson, Of
Rockford, III. and Mrs. 0eorse
Carter. Of Flint. were guests II
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lounsbuty
on Monday. Mr.. Matteson, who
Is stationed at Fort Grant, was
on Z three-dAy furlough.
Miss Ann Louise Swanson and
Miss Margaret Ann Hirth &C
Michigan Stats College, will b
weekend guests Of Miss Nancy
Gage, Z student ut Albion, foe
All Coiiege Day o. SATURDAY.
MS. y. =. Mo- ma -. AEnoe
Anoeseon . UcooH weN -
cent, callers u W. nome . 40.
Frank b. Stafford. IS.
Sc. Joseph hospital, Mount Clam-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Around the Town

=. Green, at St. Joseph hospital.
Mount Clemens, a Sunday
noon, April ~, . davohter, Mary
Ann. Mrs. Green h tho 1of1nGr
Henrietta Beatty, daueAtor q
Mr.. and Mrs. ThorrAe D1asty, ~
Utic&. go
Miss Margaret Ann Hirth, only
daughter q Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd
h. Hirth. hrs been honoeoA ~
the Alpha 1kix Delta 3orority "
initiation into memh oR1hip. &C
Michigan StAte Coll3OA Enst
Lansing. llisa Hirth Mo- IT..
mally initiated On Sunday.
Howard crisnan, - 6t1o9nAe,
Z. ]. AndFsl4 LeIAo1 3yne1k 60
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triat meseine u 1otlxy ~ ~
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
MEETING CHANGED

UTICA--Th1 date of the reg
ular lgayimsetine q Utica Chap
ter No. 40 Order o1. the Eastern
Star has boGn changed to Tues
day evening, Nay D Past Ma
irons and Patrons night b an
nounced for My -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

A high mass Of Thanksgiving
was sung by the pastor. Rev. Jos.
A. Majer, in st. AuguStines
Catholic church on Saturday,
April 20, honoring the 3Oth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bischoff, parishonArs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

tanned the members Of the 500
club In her home on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. +. J. Emmer was hostess
to members Of the c. A. L. Club
when they met In her, home on
Thursday evening. The next
regular business meeting Of the
club will be held Nay II at the
home Of Mrs. n. +. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Frank Lueck and Miss
Mabel Winkel will be In charge
Of the program.
The Forty Hours devotion will
open in st. Augustines Catholic
church, this village at the 10
o'clock mass on Sunday, May 4
and the solemn closing will take
place on Tuesday evening, May
8. Rev. Father Luckey, q Pre-
cious Blood priest, will have
charge Of the devotions.
Mrs. Ida Gloss remains criti-
cally i'll in the home Of her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cassidy.
Mrs. VIM. Clerk il convalesc-
ing at her home on Main street
after suffering q fractured collar
bone and several ribs Shen she
fell from Z step ladder In her
home. Her daughters. Mrs. Ad-
rain Locker of r. Lansing, and
Miss Florence Clerk If Detroit
are assisting in the care Of their
mother.
Rudolph Hansen has returned
to his duties at the Michigan Bell
Telephone company after enjoy
ing . weeks vacation.
~ nv -, Sc ~
= =
Miss Mabel Winkel Of this
village accompanied by Miss
Cecilia Maier, Miss Laura Sch
indler and Mrs. Theresa Schultz
Of Detroit visited with friends
and relatives In Gaines, Michi-
gan, over the weekend.
Miss Genevive Plan Of Detroit
was . weekend visitor In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Stier and family.
A high mass Of Thanksgiving
was sung by the pastor. Rev. Jos.
A. Majer, in st. Augustines
Catholic church on Saturday,
April 20, honoring the 30th we'd
dina anniversary Of Mr.. and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Richmond

Mr.. Albert Hartway enter
tanned the members Of the 500
club In her home on Tuesday
evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

Miss Genevive Plan Of Detroit
was . weekend visitor In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Stier and family.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

Born, on Friday, April -, q
Sc. Joseph hospital, Mount Cl1m-
ems, 70 lGr. and Mrs.. Leo ko1o-
wich, Of 5000 Canal road. Uticas
q con.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

Born, . ~. and Mrs. Richard
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

Mrs. n. 3. Rics ana 11rs. Druoe
Andeaeon, Of Detroit wsra -
cent eaIletU In tn home g Nh.
Frank b. Stafford. s.
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SERVICE STATION

MODELS SERVICE STATION
Shell Products Featured
NEW and USED TIRES
- Free Road Service :
568 N. Myrtle Phone s.a,m
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Plan Defense
Registration
-.'- -,~,
/ Council Coils
i for Volunteers

OCity-wide registration of all
Mount Clemens persons wishing
to volunteer for service under
the Council for Civilian Defense
begins Monday morning as a
prelude to the formal enrolment
to be held Wednesday and
Thursday at the old Macomb
county Trust Office, Price build
ing, and the Mount Clemens
Savings Bank, Judge James e.
Spier, Public Relations chair
man, announced today.
Registration blanks will be
available Monday at the office
of The Daily Monitor, the Board
of Commerce office, the First
National Bank, and the Mount
Clemens Savings Bank. Indi-
viduals may fill out the blanks
at these points, where they will
be collected each day.
Personal cards Identifying en-
rolees will be distributed during
the week to each volunteer,
Judge Spier said.
Registration Wednesday and
See REGISTRATION-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

TO destroy the nations conf
dence in it, leaders, and II,
either deliberately or blindly,
trying to promote doubts and
confusion that would sabotage
our national defense"
rDR FOR PEACE
The Michigan governor ex-
pressed the conviction Roosa-
welt "has labored harder and
more intelligently for peace
than any other man on earth.
800 and yet, after two years 1T
hearing = few people scream
that Roosevelt II Z woxmonger,
we are still ut peace.
Van Wagner said "the men
who oppose Roosevelt today are
the same men who have oppos-
ed every legitimated step % safe
guard America they opposed
the sale Of military equipment 70
those people who are keeping
Hitler at bay; they opposed the
selective service act to build our
See VAN WA0ONER-Pags 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Her Eyes Said Yes
GIRL BLINkS TWICE TO INDICATE
TO OFFICER WHO HAD
SHOT HER

oCHICAGO, Sept. IS Up -
did Joseph Hale shoot you,
RUTH" Acting Police Captain
John T. O'Malley asked softly
as he bent over q bed in Colum-
bus Hospital last night.
Her vocal cords pAralyzed by
the wound in her head, 24-year-
old Ruth Duncan blinked her
eyes twice.
That was Eyes" in the code
between the girl and the officer,
and O'Malley said that as far as
the police were concerned Miss
Duncan's response had estab-
lished that Hale had shot her.
Hale, 80, a friend of Miss
Duncan, Is being held in the
county Jail for arraignment in
felony court Sept. Is on q charge
of assault to commit murder.
Miss Duncan was shot Aug.
81 and the bullet paralyzed her
left side and her speech faculty.
For days she lay uncor. scious
and in q serious condition. When
she regained consciousness for
the first time last night, O'Mal-
ley asked for her version Of the
shooting.
He told her that to reply
Yves" to his questions she should
blink her eyes; for mo" she
should squeeze the hand Of the
supervising nurse. Two detec-
tives and two student nurses
stood by % witnesses.
O'Malley reported she blink
ed yes" In. response 70 each Of
these questions
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Urge
Milk Strike
United Doiry
Formers Meet

expressing strong disapproval
of the base and surplua' sys-
tenn of milk buying and the
Michigan Milk Producers As
ISOLATION for allegedly "misre-
presenting the farmers in
tefests," three speakers last
night at Waldenburg urged
members of the United Dairy
Farmers ito. prepare for q strike
which may tie up the Detroit
milk shed within three or four
weeks"
Approximately 30 farmers,
owners of some 1000 cows,
heard E. Z. Nicely, Flint dairy
farmer, explain the demands
which the Federal government
will make upon dairy farmers
In the coming months due to
shipments to England under the
Lease-Lend program. Now
that we have . chance to sell
our products, let's work to
eliminate the base and surplus
Sec SPEAKERS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Board Hires
New Teacher
Charlotte Kinney
Given Contract

OCharlotte Kinney, new physi-
cal education teacher at the High
school, was officially hired by
the Board Of Education at its
meeting last night
Miss Kinney was given the
usual years contract for full
time teachers. She was called
upon to fill the suddenly-vacat-
ed position after Miss Mary Mae
Scoville resigned Unexpectedly
to re-enter college.
The new teacher is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
and a former resident of Ann
Arbor. This will be her first
teaching job.
The board meeting was one
of the shortest on record, and
Tno other business except for
routine passing of bills was
transacted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

oFARIBAULT, Mimi. Sept. IL
-(P-Governor Van Wagner
of Michigan, in an address pre-
pared for delivery today before
the State Convention Of Min
nesota Young Democrats, &C.
cused an "isolationist minority"
in Congress Of having opposed
every legitimate step to safe
guard America"
Declaring that Presi d e n (
Roosevelt had crossed party
lines to pick leaders in the de-
tense effort, Van Wagner said
II submit that the President
has given US unity. I submit
that those people who smear
the motives, and attack the
patriotism, of our commander
in-chief, are doing this nation .
tremendous disservice, and are
playing right into Hitler's
hands"
To call the President q war
Van Wagner asserted,
Is Implying motives, Is seeking
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Papers Brand
Rooseve|f's
Words asLies
Claim FOR Fired
Opening Gun in
Undeelorsd War

oBERLIN, Sept. 13-(R-Re-
flecting the general attitude Of
Germany's controlled press, the
Hamburger Fremdenblatt said
today President Roosevelt had
"fired the starting gun in undc-
clared sea warfare" by issuing
"shoot first" orders to the u. S.
Navy.
The comment, appearing more
than "a hours after the Presi-
dents broadcast warning Axis
warships to keep out of vital
American defense waters, came
as the German public received
its first hint of the new turn in
German-American relations.
Excerpts from the Presidents
speech were printed in morning
papers under headlines which
branded his words as lies.
Dienst Aus Deutschland, COM
See PRESS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Sub Attack on Convoy
for British Continues
Germans Claim 3 Ships in Group Sunk;
Talk Of Guns for H. S. Merchantmen Grows

other foundered in the gale after
being damaged by q bomb.
The German high command
communique raised the claim
toll from q single convoy to 81
20 merchantmen and three
warships. Yesterday it had
claimed % freighters positively
sunk and two probably sunk by
way of reply to President
Roosevelt's order to U. s. At.
lantic. forces to shoot on sight
any Axis raiders appearing in
y. S.-patrolled waters. Appar-
emily the two probables now
are claimed as definite sinkings.
Discussion in Washington OF
guns for u. S. merchantmen was
intensified by the announcement
that another American-owned
freighter Of Panama registry,
the Montana, was torpedoed
Thursday morning while en-
route to Iceland, about IL hours
before the presidents declara-
ton against the Nazi raiders.
Aiming of merchantmen
would require congressional al
iteration of the neutrality act,
but one legislator said he left a
White House conference prior to
Roosevelt's Thursday nil h t
speech with the impression that
the suggestion soon would be
put into concrete form.
Virginia Gayda, Italian Fas-
cist editorial spokesman, said
Italy and Germany would adjust
their war plans to meet what
he called q "de facto declaration
of war;"
Of the gigantic war against
Russia, the Germans hadn't
much to say today. They re-
See WAR-Pare 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
BY the Associated Press

The battle of the Atlantic in
creased in tempo today with
Britain acknowledging loss OF
eight ships out of a convoy from
and an air assault, battling a
which the German high COM
mand said U-boats had sunk 81,
and with Washington quarters
predicting that American cargo
vessels soon would be armed.
The British Admiralty said the
convoy had reHvsaed pors after
experiencing two U-boat attacks
and an air assault. battling .
raging storm and just escaping a
Naxi surface raider. Torpedoes
were acknowledged to lave sunk
three ships and bombs four. An
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
BLomeyer Returns
from Hospital

oCrl BlGmeyer, Mount Glenn
ems Newspaper advertising man,
returned to his home. 1872 Mar
ket street, yesterday from Uni
versity hospital Ann Arbor,
where on Aug. ~ he under
went a major operation.
Blomeyer told The Daily
Monitor over the telephone
this morning that he is able to
receive visitors eevn though he
still suffers considerable pain.
He Is permitted only q limited
amount of activity during the
convalescent period. ~
The operation, q splanknich-
ectomy, was performed by DR..
Max Peet to relieve an essen
tial apprehension condition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Auto Cut
to Affect


cas- Macomb county's $4,000
automotive workers eye with
growing apprehension the pro.
posed cut in production, a survey
made available to The Daily
Monitor today indicated reduc.
ton of civilian automobile pro-
duction to 50% of 1941 model
output would result in the net
unemployment in November Of
about one-fourth of the workers
employed on defense pro-
duction in Michigan's automo-
tive and allied industries.
This means that about $500
Macomb county people who Sc
cure their livelihood from auto
manufacture probably will be
release d within eight or 10
weeks, although the report pre-
diets that 1900 of this group
will find work Immediately in
defense industry. Due to the hir-
ink of thousands Of rev defense
workers, however, large num-
Der laid off by q production cut
from established factories will
have q difficult time transferring
to q "war-boom" factory.
That workers would not be
without protection during the in
evitable transition period was
seen, however, as the Labor Dis
placement Conference at Detroit
the past several days brought to-
gether 48 Federal officials and
representatives of management
and labor in the automotive in
dustry.
Five major points were agreed
upon, all Of which are designed
to cushion the shock Of the de-
Tense turnover. They include
seniority rights, value of past ex-
perience, preference for local
workers In defense industries,
and establishment of local
See AUTO CUT-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

physical and health science
teaching was apparently seri-
ous." His report was submitted
to the Selective Service Board.
As q further guarantee that
school rooms will be stated ade-
Quat IL nGgested that states
faciu = teaeber shortage remove
RESTRICTIONS against married wo-
men teaching; encourage the hir-
ing gof instructors from states
with . plentiful supply of teach
ers, and advise women now pur-
suing teacher training to trans
fer their studies into fields
where there Is q scarcity of in
structors.
The American Council of Edu-
cation is q coordinating group
formed of state and national or
See DRAFT-Page Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

He gave no impression Of deep
sincere contrition.
HUNCHED ON COT
At least, that Il the 3napeonsiuu
he impaired 10 the writer O he
sat hunched on his prison cot In
the Macomb county 5oil this
morning, shortly after ~ was
apprehended by Undersherif1
Harley Ensign and Deputy John
Donahue. &
There Il something IN Joe
Toth's mental makeup that you
can't quite put your finger On.
II was there WHEN we first ran
across Joe in . justice court :
month ago when he faced .
charge of assault and battery.
At that time, Joe w1s found
guilty by Justice Of the peaco
Frank +. Jeannette md vpas go
fenced to spend 90 days n the
county jail. e
KEEPS SMILING
Joe kept right On smiling
nothing soon1od q rnalBo sny M
pres1ion On him. = ~ q e ~
was Just 1b1lowino 4 - 60
was alreody lDt1 c. - MI u
Shortly ok1oe q 49, \ I
morning. Ton 80 - ~ +
- he was led oonG - ~
The e0o1ntv m. {','t, n. g N
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Admits {
Is rs rs IS Is IS
Shoot First Order Hit BY Berlin Press
Educator Asks
Draft Defern,ent
for Teachers

WASHINGTON, Sept 13-(P
Military deferment for school
teachers of vocational, physical
and health education was pro-
posed today by DR.. Francis ].
Brown, consultant for the AM
erican Council of Education, to
meet q shortage of instructors in
those subjects.
Brown proposed also that
schools increase salaries Of
teachers ito make the teaching
profession more attractive"
After q nationwide survey,
the education specialist said the
scarcity of men for vocational,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

do you know Joseph Hale?"
Are you willing to tell tine
truth about how you were
Wounded?"
did someone shoot you,
RUTH"
did Joseph Hale shoot you,
Ruth?"
Further questioning, he said,
established that she was shot
while in bed and that Hale fired
See EYES-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Joe 10th is Sorry
BUT KNIFE-SLAYER OF FATHER OF SIX
FAILS TO CONVINCE
REPORTER
REPORTER
BY KEN FERGUSON

BY KEN FERGUSON
OJoe 10th Is sorry" he killed
the father Of six children.
Smiling slightly, one eyebrow
lifted cockily, the 33-year-old
confessed knife-slayer Of . form
er deputy sheriff told reporters:
II didn't mean to do it. I'm
sorry"
But, for some reason his words
did not sound very convincing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Gels Years Probation
On Conviction as Drunk

oGeva Farkan, a., Of Washing
ton, Mich, was convicted on Q
drunk and disorderly charge
this morning before Judge Don
Parent. He was placed on pro-
baton for . year and assessed
court costs of 1885. Trooper Jo-
seph Rymill o. the Romeo state
police pest IVES The complaining
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

Teachers In the Mount Glenn
ems Public School system
have been granted six-month
deferments by Draft Board
No. at the request Of the
Board Of Education. The
draft board, like other local
boards In Michigan, has taken
the position that wholesale
drafting Of teachers would
cripple the system.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
RAJ Loses l.6OO Planes

oBERLlN Sept l3-Ho-The British Raj lost than
1000 planes on Western Front between April and Sept
n6 military said today Their compilation. listing
bers of fortress pones other types Of bobers scouts and
fighter pIones sod the losses than three times
those admitted by Broin.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Finn Organ Flags Quisline

oHELSIkKI Finland, Sept. l3-Qp-The Finnish labor or
oon Sosioi Deokroott blamed the suoton in Norway to
doy on the QuisIne government which, it soid THE
weImne majority Of Noweeions cannot endure without in
dqnotion."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
French Subs Use Nazi Crews

OCAPETOWN, Union of South Africa, Sept. l3-E1-Iwo
Danish soldiers who reached here otter escaping from Doko
In roboot sold hot the IS submarines bosed at that French
West African stronepont flew the French foe but some OF
the crews spoke German.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
late X X X
bulletins

Nazis Sentence NOrwe9ians
oOsLO, Germon-occupied Norwoy. Sept. l3-Ao-lt wos
announced todoy thot court mortio bod sentenced
foundry worker to IS years in prison. dock worker to
yeors and three others 10 yeos eoch This dispatch did
not mention the charges but German rodo broodcost sold
the sentences were neted preserve law ond order
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
Naxis Threaten Frenchmen

sessino fireoms illegally will be subject execution by Ger
man firing squods Lieut. Gen. Ernst Won Schoumberg.
onder Of occupation forces at Por announced todoy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Situations Wanted--Men
22 Situations wanted-WOmen

TYPIST - Young lady would like position in Doctors or Dentists office. Phone 4-i69i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

CASH-Paid for old broken Singer Sewing Machines, drop-head. No Selling. 22l Bank St. 5-1364.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits for construC- SlOn of several One-famlIy homes ln the Cooke street section at an estimated total cost of nearly 2B,0OO were Issued teddy to AIfreG Baker by Building Inspector John T. Hartley.
 According to the permits, Mir. Baker plans to build two one. family houses with garages ats tached Co Lots 10 and 2l Park EAAne, ct c cost of S4,SOO each. He will construct two others at the same price at Lot 34 Williamson drive and Lot 12 Stephana lane, A SS,B0O home on stephana lane ns we'll
 Other permits issued today were as follows:
 Paul Puzz0, ne.famlly home on Prospect road, S4,SO0.
 Elizabeth Mutter, One-family home on Washington avenue exs tension.
 Louis Ricclardl, one.CaF garage on Bellevue street, SlbO.
 Anthony GianglacOtlia, One-caF garage and shed at 15O Macaule! avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Japan will give c marriage sub- eidy" ranging from s26 to S26o to bridegroofns under 30 and brides under 26.