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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

it's always left overs. We fail to
eat AN the stew one night She
lust buys sonTp-ranped stew, adds
the left over stew and makes a
pie Maybe she adds more vege-
tables maybe she doesn't Maybe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

9f3 953 Challenged All
Entered His Kingdom Ia Cooking Duel
hey cqu ed hemse Poorly He Sent Them Back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

THE AMERICAN WEEKLY, in this and
other issues, offers true and intimate rev.
Citations Of the loves, romances and tragedies
Of real people, in high places and low
absorbiney interesting features that are all
the more impressive because they are dis
closures Of real, actual happenings un-
usual details about incredible facts-aIl Of
them authentic!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
;';'|;' LIS;
SerUe These NOurishing,
Delicious, Carefully Pre-
pared Dishes - Heinz ~
Junior Foods!

d UNABoUT babies require
IN hearty, highly nutritive
meals and Heinz Junior
Foods are specially de-
signed TO help fill those
needs! Cooked with the
same skill that has made
Heinz famous for II years,
these unstrained foods are
ready 10 serve. Order Heinz
Junior Foods. Your young
ster will enjoy their havors!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Fred Fisher
Passes Away
Dsath Cloims
Sterling Resident

DFred e. Fischer, 81, a well
known and highly respected citi-
zen, passed away at his farm
home, 7760 Goose road, Sterling
township, early today. He was
a life resident Of Sterling town.
ship, having lived his entire life
in the home where he was born.
He Is survived by his wife,
Augusta; one son, Elmer, q
grandson, Ronald Fischer. Also
surviving are two brothers, Hen
ry Fischer. of Plymouth, and
Louis A. Fischer, of Utica, and
one sister, Mrs. Augusta Cell, of
Royal Oak.
Services will be conducted
from the home, Wednesday, July
% at 1870 and 200 o'clock at
Trinity Lutheran church, Utica,
Rev. Louis Heinecke officiating.
Burial in Clinton Grove Gene
terry, Mount Clemens, under the
direction of the Schwarzkoff
Funeral Home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Police Guard
Aged Killer
Nswbsrvy Former
Kills His Wife

sNEWBERRY, Mich, July al
R-Police guarded q 68-year-
old farmer at the Newberry
clinic today while an investiga-
ton went forward into the fatal
shooting of the mans wife at
their. farm home. 20 miles south
Of here.
- The police prisoner was Gott-
lieb German, who was suffer-
ing from Z skull injury, His wife.
Henrietta, so, was shot to death
late Saturday night.
State Police Sergeant William
Irish said that Germans sons
had reported Saturday afternoon
that their father had threatened
to kill his wife and had taken q
gun from one sons home.
The police failed in search
for German. Saturday n gh t,
Irish said, German returned
home, fired q shot through q
window ut q son Robert, and en-
tered and fired ut Mrs. German.
Irish said that Robert and q hir-
ed hand, Bernard Schwarm, told
him they overpowered German.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Romeo

Mrs. VIM. Moore has returned
from Richmond where she spent
q portion of the week with MIR.
and Mrs. Lloyd Walterhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palmer
Of Indiana are spending q few
days here with their parents.
G. M, Pierce will spend this
week in Allegan at q vocational
agricultural teachers confer
ence.
The Bruce Farmers club will
hold their annual picnic on
Thursday next at the McCaf-
ferty cottage at Lakeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ebeling
were hosts to the Ebeling fami-
ly reunion at Avon Park near
Rochester on Sunday. A picnic
dinner was enjoyed.
Members of the Romeo Odd
fellows and Rebekah lodges will
hold their annual Fellowship
club meeting on Tuesday eve
ming next at the I O o + hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumsey
and daughter of Iron Mountain
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Prominent boIivians Arrested in Alleged Naz1


hlgEW YORK. July 3l-NE
ayor y. II. La0uardia Il seized.
I'D %. make radio addreW to-
ut and his political associates
Sodict he viii announced his
Soudidacy for . third term -
Enayor. Of New York. n
Il Before the mayor speaks over
Ita1tons WNYC and WOR ut 7:4b
=. m, (E.S.T.) Samuel Seabury,
Enther Of the fusion movement
hat sent LaGuardia to city hall
In 1888, will meet with other
1oaders 4 who supported tn .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
0tiagon House
Escapes Fire
Flames Destroy
Farm Buildings

oThe famous Octagon House,
located near Warrington, escap-
ed damage Saturday afternoon
when flames swept through the
farm property destroying four
adjoining buildings. Damage was
estimated at $1,000.
State Police said the fire ap-
parently started In q large barn
In the rear OF the Octagon
House, leveling that building, .
large chicken coop, q shed and
q utility shed.
A large amount Of equipment
and stock were destroyed.
The property was owned by
DR.. Gayle +. Canter, Of Detroit.
A splendid picture Of the O.
tagon House was published n
the July IA, edition Of The Daily
Monitor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Fr. John kranler's
Estate Case Up
Peer end Fellow
Priests Benefit

OBJ. A. Kalahar, administrator
of the estate Of Rev. FIR. John f.
Kramer. pastor of st. Clements
Catholic church, Center Line
until his deadth In 1929, today
petitioned circuit court asking
that his fifth annual account be
approved.
The account, the information
alleged, showed receipts Of ST.
242.68 and disbursements Of $5,-
15l 20. Kalahar also asked that
his $15,5 500 bond be confirmed.
Under the terms Of FIR. Kra-
mer's will, the balance of his
estate was left "for the educa-
ton Of poor and talented boys
for the priesthood" and for the
benefit of the poor"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

Gernon Minis
Expelled from, =
Former bollvien FlnsaeeF (IIi0o0V
Among These Held by poljes

ola PAZ, Bolivia, July 21-(A
"A number of prominent Boliv-
ians, including former Finance
Minister Victor Paz Estenssoro,
were under arrest today In con-
nection with an alleged Maxi plot
which police said had been
smashed by the timely action Of
President Enrique Penaranda,
advocate of close cooperation
with the United States.
Ernst Wendler. German minis
ter, was ordered expelled from
the country. President Penaran-
da said he had documentary
proof that the minister had At
tempted to NEEDLE In Bolivia's
domestic affairs.
Essenssoro, q member Of the
chamber Of deputies, and cabinet
member until June 20 when he
resigned In I disagreement over
the exchange rate of the peso
and dollar, was described by po-
lice - head OF "the nationalist
revolutionary movement" That
organization was dissolved auto
matieally with proclamation Of .
state Of Siege. rs
The country still was under
. stage Of siege, but the capital
and provinces were reported
quiet. Defense Minister Gen.
Miguel Gambia arrived 1t Cocha,.
bamba. . farm center where Z
large German settlement u s(ha-
ated, to lead further invegtt1n-
tons there. Is. n
Four n % wspaparA two q
which were mentioned IN Wash-
ington's Axis blacklisk, were me-
pended by the government, and
three n . W sp ap . N en- wUro
among those arrested.
Commenting on the . action
against Wendler, the president
declared In m interview that TIL
government could net adop1
such serious measures without
being fully convinced that II a.
titude.was based on justice"
Another government . o q re I
charged Wendler ''pruvided III
channel Of communlcations b.
tween Z Bolivian military nan
now In Germany and young
army officers here who favor Z
totalitarian form Of govern
mopt. - -. z 49,.
Wendlsr intends 70 ~ III
governmAnt - thoN Mn - Do
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
1heRambing Reporter

Two young Warren town
Chip girls are dead and their
brother lies near death In
Saratoga Hospital today be-
cause . drunken driver shot
his car across . ditch to hit
them - they walked along the
sidewalk.
The driver, Cyril Devriendt,
50, of 11100 Republic, Van
Dyke, had previously hit an
other girl with his car, likewise
while under the influence Of
LIQUOR. For that offense he re-
ceived q suspended sentence on
reckless driving charge.
All Of which makes 10 won.
der II . Jail term isn't . strong
or deterrent than q suspended
sentence? Il seems % ~ that
every drunk driver, regardless
Of Circumstance, should re-
ceive . stiff Jail term.
Too many convicted motor
lists 20 scot free for the simple
reason they don't carry public
liability insurance. Our justices
Of the peace reason that the
driver can't pay his victims
hospital expenses while he d
lolling In Jail.
Many persons believe com-
pulsory insurance = ~ -.
swer 70 the problem. Certainly
every automobile driver
should - financially regDensl-
sible and without Insurance
few q - can pay for sar mis-
: doodo.
Il has been argued that fake
accident-rings often spring up
In states In which compulsory
insurance laws are In effect
The good from such . laW
'Should, however. moro than
countoeb0Jance the evil. AZ any
rato sumething must b done
ana that's our Sugesedou.
o.
opUe(U E1i1se Jehn Cl1fDse1
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

ANN ARBOR R- Week
enders came home hours behind
schedule last night because Of
an automobile collision on busy
US-12 three miles west Of here.
An automobile containing seven
(Negro) soldiers from Fort Gus
ter collided with . car occupied
by four youths from the Pom
tiac CCC camp. A bad traffic
snarl developed on the highway,
A Chieago-Detroit road, and
q group Of soldiers In another
car Strengthened things out.
They directed traffic. Ambu-
lances took the injured soldiers
and CCC enrolles to st. Joseph's
Mercy hospital here. None was
believed seriously hurt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

Moore Appreciated nay Wa
Z whipping success yesterday
afternoon. Friend "Mooee"
was given . check for 43oo
and, what's more, he will b
given additional money -
soon q the sale checkup b
completed.
John tells US that Moore's
good wife has q remarkable
memory for telephone voices.
John and Mrs. Moore had never
met, but had twice talked brief
~ over the telephone. Hearing
Johns voice 1t the game yogeer-
day, she Immediately identified
him.
Who b the local a salesman
not . Monitee, esnp1oyol ~
touched of the Greea Jewelry
company burglar alarm n ~
tempting 70 enter Tie plaee ~
fore the doer was unlocked
one morning! Here's . hint-
hls hair b slightly sparse al
he {. once played . doubtful
end for the FiShting nlinl.
o.
One three scar old hsd %
often been bribed with tho prom
ise of candy che triod tl,o eonse
bait On her father. ~Doddy," Gho
said. 'rll give you . pisce q
candy Il you'll clean up my play
room"
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TIE wife q q subGto111n1
eitisea waatD ssmsehlng 49,
abett ~ blnge p1aylnG nel1-
O. whoso yoangzooe = IN n.
Snest SHELLY = ~ easo c. tQo
'teen aeo1 noleAboeing gls1R
During ths recent eold 40
the younGUter's arms Weso b1un
for lack q azkljo1out c1oell1nR
Tho g1rls didn't knoW any ~
~, g courUo, and IL m6(lhuR
paayS binoo svsEy night M
0otngs "a. Wo'd ~.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

HOLLAND After 43
years, A. v. Brown has received
a check for &c. 40 for his services
in the Arkansas State Militia at
the outbreak Of the Spanish
American war. The check
came from the Arkansas Adju-
tant General. The Militia serv-
ed at the outbreak Of hostilities
before it was absorbed into the
regular army.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Radio PROGRAMS

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

are visiting relatives here for
q week.
90
Miss Doris Bradley has re-
turned home from Z vacation
trip through northern Michigan
which she took with her sister
and brother-in-law Of Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

mayors first campaign.
4 LaGuardia, dividing his time
bstwsen New York and his
Washington office q director Of
civilian defense. has steadfastly
declined comment on the mayor
atty.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Cabin Soda Bar Opens

NEAT attractive Cabin Soda Bar opened last week by
Mr. and Ruhford the side Of South Gratiot
Butler road pictured above Behind the Soda
cabins offering modern All four
Of cner block construction and each topped by
blue roof The Ruos previously operated the
College Sweet Shop in Fraser.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

The motor car industry's pay
roll II now four times ~ great
a It was during World Var
days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

End LIEUT.. NJ. John Dalby. con
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Daily,
Is Belleview, Saturday was no.
titled he Is to report at Picatin-
ney Arsenal at Dover, N. J. In
August for active Army duty.
Dalby graduated from the Uni
versity of Michigan engineering
college In June.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

FORT CUSTER-(R-A group
of veterans Of the World War
who trained 1t Fort Custer.
then Camp Custer, held . re-
union here Sunday. Smith
Carleton, 94-year-old Civil War
veteran. recited Lincoln's Get
tysburg Address on . program
arranged by the Kalamazoo
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Fort
Custer troops took part in .
pageant depicting war periods
Of American history.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
State
Briefs
sAvu.T SIZE. MARIE-(R-

SAULT STE. MARIE-F-
Two Indians were burned to
death in q fire that destroyed
a shack west Of Stronss In Chip
pewa county Sunday. The. vic
tins were Edwin Mandoskin,
80, of Cedarville, and Emily
Mandoslxin, 20, Of Bal De Wasai,
Sugar Island.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
London in Warning
To Vichy Rulers
On Nazi Activity

LONDON, May %. (UP)-Great
Britain will consider itself free to
attack Germans in unoccupied as
we'll as occupied regions of France
if the Vichy government takes OF
permits action detrimental to Brit
aims war effort or designed to aid
Germany, it was said in a reliable
quarter today.
This statement Was made soon
after an authoritative source had
asserted that Germans in large
numbers we're penetrating French
Morocco, which has Vitally impor-
tant areas on both the Mediter-
ranean and Atlantic coasts OF Afrl-
ca.
The government, reliable lnfor-
mants said, considers that the Vichy
regime has embarked on a pollcy
of placing French resources and the
French empire at Cne disposal ei
Germany.
Therefore, the infJrmantS sal
the British government Is reae
to attack Germans wherever they
may be found if Vichy makes ar
ect or indirect move TO assist the
German war effort.
Authoritative statements lndicat-
ed that the government believed the
situation in Morocco TO be getting
serious.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

on beaches, in the valleys and on
the plateaus and the rugged noun
tain sides.
In addition to dropping troops
by parachute and landing them
from transport and glider planes
the Germans were attempting land
ings from small boats in remote
coves and small peccheS on the
northwest coast.
1t was admitted that powerful as
was the British navys grip on the
eastern Mediterranean, it would be
unable to intercept all small troop
carrying boats which might cross
the 70 mile stretch of water be-
tween the Greek rlainland and
Crete by night.
The allied forces ale guarding all
of the shore line, however, and it
was believed that reasonable num-
ber of German landing parties
could be overwhelmed quickly.
The immediate concern here was
the terrific weight OF the German
airplane attacks on Cretan air
ports, designed to wipe out the
screen of British figh'cl planes bas-
eel on the island. Outlumbered often
20 to l, reports said, the British
planes were fighting heroically.
1t was said in reliable quarters
that the Germans had continued to
drop air-borne troops throughout
yesterday and that the bombing at
tacks of the German airplanes had
increased steadily in fury.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
Nazis Claim Hits
On British Ships

BERLIN, May %. CUP)-German
dive bombers and italian torpedo
planes hit eight British warships,
including one battleship, the high
command reported To-Day in describ-
ing an attack which Nazis said was
designed to isolate the Island of
Crete.
Six British cruisers, one battle
ship and one destroyer were listed
as hit during the attack on the
British warships in the eastern
Mediterranean, according to the
high command, which said that Fas-
cist torpedo planes allied the Stuka
dive bombers.
Nazis said that the attacks were
intended to cut communications of
the island and screen future moves
by the German high command, but
still they avoided an official ex-
planation of developments in the
air-borne invasion OF Crete.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

LONDON, May %. CUP)-Ger-
many and Italy have reached a Sc
cret agreement by which Italy Is
to receive the major onare OF Jugo-
slaVia in return FOL shelving, II
not actually renouncing, its claims
on French Tunisia, Corsica ano
Nice according to diplomatic re-
ports reaching London today.
Diplomatic informants suggested
that Adolf Hitler evidently had
decided on this move 10 win Frances
virtual membership in his Axis.
Official dispatches to embassies
here describe the carving of Jugo-
slavia into six chunks.
Hitler has taken over without
formality, and is now administer
ing as German territory, a small
area of northwestern Jugoslavia
roughly coinciding with the 1918
Austrian frontier and Centering ar
ound Maribor.
Under German control, Bulgaria
/ has assumed charge OF large slice
of southern Serbia south of a line
/ crossing the Albanian frontier north
of Skoplje. News from this area is
scarce but diplomatic advices as
sert that the BulgarianS have en-
/ barked on campaign of severe
repression. In two or three towns
including Ohrid, the Germans have
even intervened to protect local
citizens, according to these reports
This week the Bulgars hoisted then
flag over Skoplje, according to the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
British Pursue
Fleeing Italians

CAIRO, May %. (UP)-British
and allied forces in Ethiopia are
pressing remnants Of the italian
army on all fronts and yesterday
$500 Italian troops, 40 guns and
10 tanks were taken, British Middle
East headquarters said today.
The communique said that 800
Italians were captured in the Con-
dar area north of Lake Tana while
600 others were taken west of SciaS-
ciamanna, south of Adds Ababa.
Other operations south of Sciascia-
mamma resulted in the capture of an
additional 4,400 Italians, headquar-
terS said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
10000 Germans
Poised i'm Greece

LONDON, May %. CUP)-Forty
thousand German troops are poised
IN Greece ready to join the $4,000
or more fighting fiercely for foot
hold in Crete, it was understood to-
day.
Authoritative sources said that the
invasion was still being attempted
and that fighting continued but
that otherwise the situation wa;
unchanged.
British, New Zealand and Greek
FORCES were said to be fighting the
Germans in Crete, hand to hand
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
RAF Wiihdraws
Crete Fighters

LONDON, May % CUP) - The
air ministry reported tonight Brit
ish fighter squadrons are being
withdrawn from Crete in view of
the pronounced disadvantage" un-
der which they are operating.
The ministry said that decision
to remove royal air force fighters
was made by the British command
in Crete.
An air ministry official pointed
out that Crete is poorly provided
with airdromes and IS Close to Greek
and Italian islands and German
bases on the Greek mainland.
Crete is too distant from other
British bases to alow RAF fighter
support to be brought up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

Greek and Cretan forces success
fully counter attacked the enemy
three times, the communique re-
ported.
The communique said Nazi losses
yesterday we're heavier than in pre-
vious fighting and b. nightfall, it
was claimed, the situation was sat
isfactory' at all points except at
Malemi,