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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Nv United Press

MIAMI The New York Giants
awaited reports today on the
physical examination Of shortstop
Billy urges Manager Bill Terry
has said that his teams pennant
prospects hinged entirely on the
physical condition Of urges
urges suffered a dizzy spell fol-
lowing breakfast yesterday and
was unable 10 report 10 the ball
park.
Later in the dsy. a. Havana
the Brooklyn Dodgers scored their
third straight win, SO. over the
Giants.
ST. PETERSBURG. F1a.-
Two Joes-DisIsETio and Cor
don-remsined unsigned today
.. the main squad of the New
York Yankees began spring
training. Catcher BiIl Dicksy
and Pitcher Red Rufnng, al
though signed, we're the other
sbsentees.
ST. PETERsBUR6. F1s- Pitch
- Clyde shoun. workhorss ~ the
50. Louis Cardinals. was en- route
70 training camp here today n
sign his 1871 contract. Red Bird
bstters yesterday had their firti
drlll against the electric pitching
machine.
San ANTONIO, Ten. Only one
player Of the St Louis Browns
Outneldsr Roy cullenb!ns was
still unsigned today. hyrii HosE
signed yesterday
LAKELAND. Pa. Eric Nc
MAR. newly-scquirsd thortstop 81
the Detroit Tigers. wss a cssuslty
with a sprainsd snsl. received IN
the first official day Of practice
Five pitchers. including Buck New
som. and the tire. estehers failed
70 report yssterdsy but wsrs .S-
pectsd to-day.
AAAHEIH, Calif.-Msnager
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nv nARay oRAysos
rascao villa mad the only sys-
TEN fot beating ths races

fsBcao Villa mad the only sys-
TEN fot beating the races
Ths oil nsxlsan rough fiass
simply s@is -rhs horse mus
ain" D. staff msmoess esfslsssiy
f0ndlsd their holsters
villa took Possession Of the
JnAfsx track. across from VI fsso.
In 1917 One day ihs sxfsfisn
rebel made a $500 b~t Thsfs ~sfs
two horses Nith similar nance
Lady Psneblia and Fsnxsrsts- Ths
seller gave him tseksis on Lady
Psnenlt4 Fsnxsfst4 won.
yiIia appeared At ths e.shisrs
window
Pay ss. said he.
But you bet on Lady Pssehits.
general. replied the mutssi clerk.
no. No. Pay me. bet Pan
xarsts insisted the insurrseto
ehlsftsia. Ills staff members com
msncsd 10 appear nervous.
They paid villa. Gladly.
Villa vas toutsd on a good thing.
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Gle Elum Is
State Threat


A nsw thrss, for ,hs state prep
championship ~ the
state tournament 10 ~ held ~
IN. y. ". paviilnn In Seattle in
mid. March ssomsa out ~ ths
Yakima Valley las, weekend
Ro. Van weerts Gle Emm
warriors handed yssims Pirates
. ts.ss defeat IN the finals n the
Yakima valley district tourney ~
wspsta 10 qualify - the Ma !
team from that district.
led Nv Mn slsssse~. ~ en-
state forward lest sess. ~
wsrvscss r~ilea sves vshtsss's
Grc.s STATE ehsspsses ~ssA
such . surge that I've Rtsu
esoeed isss the fsess ssahs -
. issi sitbs kei. Coach Vas
Weert ,s . fsvswes rsysiiap
hay. . ussmAsr ~ rus s,lssp's
is.s ssh place state ssaswsy
team.
Scott Mlinssn's Lcn9vlsw Jsess
stepped into . tourney hersh ny
winning two games whlls Cen
trslIa TiGsrs we're dripping one.
This turn AZ svsnts broke . nrss
place tie between the two quintsts.
sending i.onsvis~ 10 the state
meet.
Hoqulam Grissllss may quality
for . hefth this Tuesday night
when Elmer Huhts's Grissliss play
Montessno Bulldogs.
Elsewhere around the state
action eentsred on dlStret tourns.
msnis opening this week.
Three teams wtm esms FROM
the Northwest Waskisssss
tourney epssInG ~ Mount
Vernon "Wednesday. Tw.
team. Will via spsss sswm
their play In the West Central
district tourney epewses ~
Hreosestes IN "Wednesday.
single team entries wiIi eoms
from district meets IL Cheney.
colfas and wsnstehes. yskims
and Elisnsbnrf wlli play for the
No. 2 berth from the Yakima
Valley,
Southwest wsshinHion's Class
n representatives Win he decided
March 10 stadium may ~in the
Tacoma bsria this Friday Puy.
silap and wsiIs wslis ~iIi battis
for the 10Th spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

Another Paradise Sunday was
clear and beautiful and olympians
who staged a festival ski carnival
Saturday and Sunday were well
rewarded with ideal racing con
ditions and good big turnout Of
competitors.
Between 700 and 500 persons
were present from olympia, in
GLIDING Mayor J. J. Turlingcr who
was master OF ceremonies at the
carnival ball Saturday.
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Abel Elected
To Presidency
Wenoichee sun h
Member Of Circuit


TIE home ~ fs> western IN
tsrnssio-sl nss>sau lsseve = -
pace. Tsrmcti hss departed We
hops. We hop>.
asyxsy II lans lsss rrsu1<pns
= usalsv Wsnetsrs reelnnat1co
~ last w~<s- ssd nas 49, -
eerssa.
In Nc place sss Rsssvs A.
Tacoma stsavnsy.
49, sssn . ss~ops - -
tisAs NTH hs>reaN fnm61y =
Ws~es~A~e. e~.s - eeuoep~
sss~ nsswe>~ W~eseev 60 -
ret ~ ~ A~ussA~>1.
TN. wss an aune yesterday ~
. m~~tlrr n the sirvuit wonu1n -
ths rseems nossl
wsnaschss Nd s~>n rul>1 r<ss
~ The league frr ths ssson1 sImo
~ Judge Webster
However. = iess,ss prsss6ens y
without thai authority. uu1y ~
league mosuss s.n a that
WITH Judge WEBSTER sse 80
nan Ah>i in there 10 oeo1 roaeea
70 n>llsvs hat M mass srsunss
~sll ocms fr~m THE - sets spnf.
this sssnment h>twe~s M ps1es
snd wenstrhes hnss~s
The original tfsohts Dsosn wNoo
Judge wsnsess believed Wenaeenes
ciuh leaders wsss sssIne n Z mas-
rev ast vtw-otsf Ia n 49, ~
baseball Hs referred 70 tns eee-
duet ~ club esfieisis N ssssmpee1
stack alspesai me eiuo uas ~ .
haa fsnaneiai wav.
onAmAN AZ MEET
Al yesterdays mssstss at
Charlie tIsshsm. cwrsv ~ IN 80
rrsneisc. seals ss ~ cnase
league
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Looking Over the Majors

Connie Mack planned = heavy
workout for the philadelphia
Athletics today In an effort 10
make mp time lost because Of
Indictment weather. The A.
game with SEATTLE wss rsinsd
out yesterday.
MIAMI BEACH. Pis. Double
practice sessions daily we're or
dsred by Manager Doc prothro Of
the Philadelphia Phlllies today for
his bsitsrymsn Prothro felt that
N. pills were in for tough sled
ding" due 10 the loss ~ Hugh
Huleaby 70 the army and Pitcher
Frank Hoersi. laid up with ar
ankle fracture.
AVALON. Csl.-Ther. Was
Joy In the Chicago Cubs camp
today;
1. Rookie Outfisidsr Lou
Noyikoff signed up for IsiI.
lie viii receive 5000, an In
crease Of ~ 900 over the term.
first offered him when h. b.
gan bis "hoIdout campaign"
?. Manager Jimmy Wilson
told the squad a. take the ss-
tire dsy off BE ssid he sss
PLEASED with yesterday after
moons workout
PASADENA. Can't Manager
Jimmy Dykes focused attention On
his rookie pitchers today ss the
White sOx training school tWung
into ia second week
San BEHSAKDISo. Calf.
WITH their first lbfsrci8b exhibit
ton game scheduled with Portland
for Friday. the Pittsburgh Pirates
made another attempt 70 get IN
some tunsgp practice to-day. Ham
psrsd BY rain and mud In every
practice attempt - far. Pirate
batteries Niil 10 uniformed IN
bathing suits and oysrshoes n
nseesssry. Manager frankie Fnsch
aid
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.Abes Thrash
Tiger 0uini

Lincoln Abs concluded their
home hoop sehedule eeinsnay
night vhss they msshosdio1
Enumeis~ Tigers. ~ 10 -. altar
holding . ~ In . issd II haif.
time
Lincoln Reserves siss wsrs ~
,srious. railing up . ~ u ~ In
umph-
s~.ssSgs 49, -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
CITY ASSOCIATIONS
SPECIAL MEETING

President c. c. Collins has called
a meeting of the City association
for Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock at
the Broadway Sport Center for the
purpose Of electing three delegates
and three 8lternates 10 the annual
meeting Of the American Bowling
Congress which will be held in St
Paul. All association bowlers are
eligible 10 attend the meeting.
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SPECIAL MATCH


BY a score OF 257s 10 255s. the
mems team defeated the women's
team Of X ST. Recreation alleys In
special match Saturday Rich
Neudorfer with a three-gsme total
Of 567 and high single Of ZIG. won
individual sooring honors. Ann
Brezichs was high for the women
with a total OF 42s. Edna Ham
merschmith had high singles. III.
In another special match. X St.
Recreation defeat ted Lake Gardens.
1882 to 2541 J. Lohre Of X St
Recreation registered high total
With 500 and also high singl. with
PA.
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Stadium Schedule

Here IL the schedule for sports
at stadium this week
MONDAY Basketball Kent Va
stadium AT stadium.
TUESDAY! Wrestling stadium
AT Fife
FRIDAY; Basketball Lincoln
al Stadium. swimming Stadium
~ LongView.
SATURDAY: swimming sta
dunn at Vancouver.
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Winnie Meyers
Wins DoWnhill

BAKER, Ore. - Winnie Meyers
of Unions Penguin Ski club cap
tured first honors in Evergreen
Ski clubs tournament In powder
snow at Anthony lake yesterday.
nosing out Rod Johnson OF Blue
Mountain club. recent class - win
ner Of sll-orogon downhill at MI.
Hood.
This was Meyers first competi-
ton try and he ran the 2.0O0-foot
giant slslom twice In combined
time OF 2;25.5.
johnson placed second In
ARIA. Don smIthpefer Of
Baker placed third and cap
tured the Evergreen trophy
with n combined time of 2:ss.
Other fast times were: ". Mann.
Wslla Wslls. 2sts. Fred SILK.
Wslla wslls. 2:tss. Art Lee.
Baker. 3:0i; Fred Kubon. Baker,
3:041. Harold crisw.ll. La Grsnde.
3:0+1.
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Ruston Pin
Team Wins

Ruston bowlers were outstand-
ing in the opening matches Of the
Crosstown Bowling league Sunday.
taking all honors for the first
night Of play.
Howard Murphy rolled 21a. PIP
and 21s. to finish with a mark of
$40 for the best individual series.
Berry Leftwich rolled a 23s for
the high single and checked in with
SIS
The Ruston team rolled 1880
for the high single and 1855 for
the high total. All scores In
the Crosstown circuit are
without handicap.
The new pin league got off to
fine start on the Ruston alleys.
where four teams met for the
. initial series, and at Puyallup,
where four more quintets rolled
their matches. Officials of the
two cities were present in their
respective alleys, Mayor Harry
McCamant starting the ball roll
ing in Ruston. and Mayor Laughlin
opening the circuit in Puyallup.
South Tacoma was the only
team tn win three games. TAX
Ing Reuhle's men team into
camp with the highest scor-
Ing on the Puyallup lanes.
Tell Psgni rolled SCI for the
best Individual total and the
South End lads finished with
2sS4 for the best team score.
All the other matches ended in
FL victories. Ruston won two
from Brezichas, Coles won two
from Colemans, and Puyallup won
two from Leftwichs.
The schedule for next Sunday is
As follows: Curley's Kays VS.
Broadway, and Puyallup VS.. South
Tacoma on the Play Nor alleys:
Joe's X Streeters VS. Coliseum
and Ruston VS. Sixth Avenue on
the X Street Recreation alleys.
The scores:
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II yoafs not using Il. seIi II WITH
q FAst-Aetloa rimss Want A.
Phone HAla oi3l-
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EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Bill McAllister was tops in the
matches OF the Early Birds Sun
day on the Broadway alleys, shoot
ing 22s for the high single and $50
for the best total
Other good scores by the
men were: Bob Friberg sal.
Anton Barcott $50, Harry
Long SIS. Earl Brooks 500
and Ray Fletcher $40.
Jennie Barcott rolled the best
total for the women of the league.
shooting 457. Catherine Dougherty
registered 17s for the bert single
game.
Results Blue Jays 3. Blu. Birds
/. Black Birds Z. Woodpeckers o;
seaeulls 3. Mocking Birds ! +. Whip
poorwills 2, Cuckoos 2. Dodos 4,
Storks o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

Coast Briefs
BY UNITED PRESS
BOYES HOT SPRINGS Calf

BOYES HOT SPRINGS, Calf
Manager Lefty ODoul today called
his San Francisco Seals 10 order
for the first day Of their regular
spring training They play their
first practice game Saturday with
Oakland, which Is training at
Naps.
FL CENTRIC. Calf. - George
before and Mickey Haslin pelted
the fence during hitting practice
with the San Diego Padres yes
terdsy.
ONTARIO. Cali. RIP
Collins, first bssemsn. was still
holdout today after a visit TO
the Los Angeles Angels camp
With the playing field stil not
recovered from the rains. the team
took A bobtsiIed workout on in
field tactics.
ELSINORE. Calf. The
Hollywood Stars hoped TODAY
their diamond would dry out
and the rains hold off. 30 they
could get down 10 baseball and
ease off sessions Of basketball
In the high school gym.
SANTA MONICA. Calf. - In
fielder Arlsnd schwab and Out
fielder Ted Norbert were the only
players missing from the Port
land Ducks roster today. and they
were on the way here. The Ducks
went through q tWo-hour workout
yesterday.
ANAHEIM. Calf. - The first
scheduled exhibition game Of the
season, between the Seattle
Rsiniers and the Philadelphia
Athletics. was cancelled yesterday
because the diamond N La Palma
park vas soggy.
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Highland. medal play. n

Highland. medal play. sunday.
Dick Wsrb.r 81. Rick Thomp-
son 81. Pat Kelly %. N. Lacks
"a. Nsis Eorbsrg %. Pop Stone
-. Al Konsmo 60. Elmer Larson
- Jack Enrlght 90. Don BoiH-
gaizs 80. Art Absi 80. Ken Reeve
81. Harry Mathews 81. Tom Doyle
81. frif Jensen 81. Hobsf, aYilin
-. Joe Psn0Nieh %. Ken Hopper
20. Ben white II. Jim Eadonieh
10. nyron Nielsen ~
saturday. match play; J W
Davis. up. Frank Olson, , up.
". nullia. 3 up
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Golf News

BrooIdsie. Sunday Men. club.
Points tournament. full handicap
Winners. first division Harold
Johnson ~ points. G. A Payne
~ points. Joe Hansler ~ points.
Eddie Riviers ~ points Second
division Carl Lawson 80 points,
Chet Corey 10 points. Francis
Chaplin 10 points. Paul Gomsrud
- points. Harry Maunder ~
points. Harry DAILY ~ points,
Third division Al ps,riok ~
points. Frank Newell ~ points.
clyde Black 81 points. General
Jones ~ points. Jim Farming ~
points. nill ward ~ points Other
scores Bin kisier ~ points. Art
Swlndland 70 points. Geo. VIII.
iams Is points. Ted Burke ~
points, Jack Johnston ~ points.
Joe Greco 30 points, Tony Gabrio
~ points. Ken sorrell 81 points.
Geo. Wise 30 points.
Jim Engle ~ points, Pete Her.
stsd 81 poats. Tom Wallace 81
points. chas Booth ~ points
Harry johnson 81 points. Lon
Bishop n points. v. E. Asnde.
VII. 3, points. Joe Bush - points.
Clarence Taylor 20 points. Geo.
Marshall - points. Bud Abfhsms
20 points. Rob Wilson ~ points
Fred Himmelsbsch no score. Harry
Rowen 81 points. Harold Larson ~
points. y. G. Bucholx - points.
oliver crodvig - points, Nd sol.
berg no score. Jim Hondean II
points. chas seudorfsr 40 points
Burt Morris IS points. Lowell
Hammond 40 points. I'D Bedford
80 points. Harry sattsfiss -
points. John johnson - points
Blll currie - points.
Transfers sunday. medal play
on fun handicap At Broosdsis.
Winners. fret division; carr Law
son s3.iT-ss. Francis chsan ss.
1897. Second division clyde
Black $500. Frank Newell 81.
50-s7. Other scores; Tom Walise.
s0.1s.7b. chas Booth ~ 1914
Biii kistsr s2-i2.70 Clarence Tsys
lor s3.is-77. Paul oomsr8d -.
1919. vi Bedford ii7.7s.ss. Harry
sAttsrlss ss.2s.7s. v. e. Bueholx
s2.2s-ss. Jim nond.su i0o-7s-7i.
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tIrors.i sunday. points play
y AstzKsr z7-iz-ss. y. ssysFssn
sls-ss l.. Feidlsr z3-Iz-3T -
division y. Lambert zt-7O.si. o.
Heron is-z7-f0. y TuPpssr "a.
z5-s7. e. Wilbur zz.i5-sT. J. Me.
IiNfAith z2-i5-sT
Saturday. medal play; Jack
walters 7s-t-7z. v. 1sixKsr ss-iz.
~. Boo Van ds Marx 77-s-7s n
division ~ Hecresiis Silica. e.
Gould s7-i7-1o. c. 4. Terry ss-tT.
n.
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NssdSs Psfk sunday morning
best nine ~ Gsressu sT.s-si.
Archie e.nln s5.sis -sils. stan
Bzel0r ss-s = 81 y divisions
Df. { y Hicks s3li-3z. J l..
Hamilton ss.7-sz Carl James ~.
ga -szl4. y. G neE~sn f0-T y.
3z1s sunday Afternoon. sweeps.
stan BAeior 1895. Gordon Jones
s5-is-s7. G. y. HICKS s0-z2.ss.
Saturday. sweeps jack Adams
s0-is-ss. G. J. ssnnsr s0-l3-e7. Al
Carter sz-i2-7o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
0lympians Greeted by Fine
Ski Weather at Paradise

Results In tho races Sunday a
a. follows:
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HFfs7II EHlifnf a. - 1AHdeT9 III.
an nsn,,ass ls~s,,ss M Ia
ealn- nsmse5eaf ~. Lnfiin = Ing
isaa. 3 Gaslsna ~. tlsa. res~ssen.
Rouse "a sf0n<
offisssi. hsssa~ss ara nsnnsv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
FL CENTRIC, Calf,

III N'1tN mo- 'HTII' =" FTFNFtF
before and Mickey Haslin pelted
the fence during hitting practice
with the San Diego Padres yes
terdsy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Wei atl6,
Now Asks
iDivvioT.ce

octarolns .nen-uapporA NIL.
drsd H!ner, e Almont. today
filed suit 10 circSit court ssking
Z divorce from her husband,
RodaId. OF Romso,
Because NIrs. KILLER y only 10
years old. the suit was filed in
the name Of her brother. Leo
Anderson. s.e
The bill Of particulars said
that che was married to KILLER on
May 10. 1888, when she was only
10. The couple separated IN No
vembsr Of 1870.
(. Mrs. Hitler asks restoration o.
her maiden name, custody Of her
two-year-old son and . property
settlement.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
hrge.' Illness
Causing. Crisis
in Giants' Camp

oMIAAI. Fla, March 4-(R-
Bill Jurges' illneSs n causing
serious situation In the New
York 0iantS camp.
The veteran. shortstep, who
had high hopes he had recov-
cred from 4 bead injury caused
by . pitched ball last summer.
has been ordered 70 return to
New York for further examina-
ton. He's Visiting until he feels
well enough for the trip.
So, what shaped up Is a pref
ty good ball club with urges
at shortstop now looks like q
team without an infield.
urges suffered . recurrence
Of dizziness while the Giants
were in Havana the past week
end. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Jsnes Fighfing Ships Reflects Wide Naval Il
Mother Office
Seeks ,Hiuorce

OMRS. Ethel Freeman. Of
Mount Clemens, the mother Of
five children whose ages range
from two to light years, today
filed suit In circuit court asking
q divorce from her husband,
Charles.
Charging extreme cruelty and
non-support. Mrs. Freeman asks
custody Of her children. The
Frsomans were married on Feb.
r.. 1884, and separated April
"a, 1910.
Mrs, Freeman IL represented
by Ray H. Callens, Mount elem
ems attorney.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Titalls Beat
Normal $3.50
I'm Rally

A..
1.-TWO of the college basketball
games on this weeks list Of ave
were marked Oh last (Monday)
night.
The University Of Detroit H.
tans staged . 7-point drive In the
final two minutes Of play to de-
feat Michigan Normal. 80 TO 30.
at Detroit while Calvin College.
Michigan-o a tario conference
champion, easily disposed Of
Grand Rapids Junior College. s.
to 80.
The Calvin Grand Rapids JIG.
game was the anal for both
teams. Only one college team.
University Of Detroit. will b sc-
tive in regular competition after
this week. The Titans play
Notre Dame Wednesday night
March IL.
Next game this week Is book
ed for Wednesday night when
Defiance, O.. meets Detroit Tech.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04

We are indebted to Mrs.
Edgar Stone. Of 50 South ave-
nue., for the brief use Of her
"Combinatien Atlas Map Of
Macomb county" published
By Z Philadelphis concern In
1875.
Mrs. Stone found the book
still In excellent condition
between new and old walls OF 4
house she and her husband oc-
cupisd on 14-Aaiis rosd end
M-o7. The book, she says, 10 for
sale because friend husband u
in st. Joseph's hospital and she
needs the money.
We were particularly inter-
ested q . section devoted to
the Mount Clemens Monitor.
Here Il b:
"Some maintain that the paper
was originally started as q
Whig organ, while others just as
confidently assert that II was
Democratic In politics, and sup
ported Maztin Van Buren,. for
the Presidency In 1885.
1--WE incline = the latter
account, seeing Inst We have
before - . copy Of the paper
published q Mount Clemens
February ~, 1885, and bear.
Ing q IT. number 10. Of vol
ume /, which places IT. estab-
lishment On the 5th Of Novem-
Der, 1885.
"This paper bore the title
Democrat, and was
under the editorial, and general
management Of J. <. Averill. It
was Z good. paper for those days,
squel % any Of it, contempo-
raries, and superior b many Of
the weekljos Nf today.
'sltD reodlng matter includes
. good deal of agricultural
reading, tAe peeeeedinsS Of
The 6saAte ma ueuDe, . fair
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Bible 81 Ei
Shows Fevesi6lI
- cspissi 81 - l
coas$vuesjon - o. o. Y

oLONDON, March Z Ia
Evidencint the great powefg'
mighty naval kxpension, TIE
1o41 edition Of James nehtin9
shipa estimates no fewer than @
capital ships are under construc-
ton. or On order. throughout Tie
world.
The new edition Of the hand-
book Of the worlds navias win
appear generally tomorrow.
Il points out tinat paucity %
official information makes esti-
mates Of the Imperial Japanese
navy more difficult each yenr.
but says Japan appeared TO have
launched at least three battle
ships Of more than 10000 tons
each and m equal number of
pocket battlsships p 1o39-4O.
The handbook says uncon-
drmed reports suggested that
German capital ships under
construction might include two
40, 600 ton vessels 10 be called
the Friederich der Crosse ana
the Hindsnburg.
Il asserts that reports tn S.
000-ton battlsehips Bismarck
and Tirpitx were In full commits
sion must - krnafAd Nth. nans.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
TheRambhng Reporter

local column and spicy ed
itosials. Among it, advertise
ments we find the following,
which shows that some peo-
pie were naughty inclined n
Mount Clemens at that early
day:
Whereas, Hannah
represents herself as my wife.
and endeavors to obtain goods
and credits as such: These are
therefore to notify III per5hhi
not to trust or harbour her on
my account, as she Is not my
lawful wife. but i the wife Of
IQraa1
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04

Ex-5iaie Aide
Levan, lsvinson
Plan Appeals

oMASON. Mich, March A.
@-Counsel for Martin J. La
van, Of Brighton. and Hyman
Levinson, Of Farminston, said
an appeal would be carried to
the state Supreme Court today
from their clients conviction
last evening on charges Of lar
ceny by conversion In connec-
ton with the 1898 state tax sale
advertising.
Lavan, former legal adviser tn
the former auditor general.
George r. Gundry, was . men,
Der Of the Democratic State
Central Committee until last
month. Levinson publishes 2
weekly newspaper which re-
ceived part Of . contract for
distributing the Oakland county
tax lists.
They were convicted by q
Jury Of six men and six women
In the lngham county circuit
court after two hours and 10
minutes Of elaboration. Cir
cult Judge Charles H. Hayden
granted q 20-day stay Of sen
tence to permit pleas for Q new
trial but ordered the defendants
to proceed with probationary
officers reports. Their bonds
were continued at $4,000.
An additional county Of en-
bezzlement lodged against the
two men was withdrawn yester-
day by Prosecutor Richard b.
Foster before the case went to
the jury.
Lavan and Levinson were
prosecuted as the result OF .
one-man grand jury requested
by the State Bar of Michigan
and former Attorney General
Thomas Read.