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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Troops Dig-in. Hope
TOBRUKS GARRISON LEADS QUIET
LIFE .lMOST OF THE
= TIME

q patched-up, 30-miie. fortified
perimeter-built by ItaliansAto
keep Adolf Killers African
corps milling about like Ameri-
can Indians attacking . frontier
post.
While the flash Of German
blitzkrieg splutters out on the
desert, Tobruk's defenders have
open sea communications, and
supplies are adequate. Air-mail
letters have been delivered from
Australia In - little % IL days.
The men have two sources Of
water, one from wells which
give Tohruk IL touch Of green,
the other from IN ltalian-built
distillery which takes salt from
seawater.
PUBLISH PAPER
The Australians have found
time 10 publish daily q multi
raphed newspapers called din.
KUN OIL" In Australian slang,
djnkum oil y the exact opposite
C American slang banana oil"
90 T0DoUH-tAoo (
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
U.S.. Fliers May Resign
to Fight Against Japs
WAR DEPARTMENT APPROVES USE
OF u s. FLlERS BY CHINESE ARMY

today speculated on just what
part the U, s. will play in fu-
ture Far East developments.
Although, Selfridge Field Of
ficers would not confirm the re-
ports it was considered highly
significant that they would not
fatty deny them when ques.,
toned ylHS mdihink.
NO MASS EXODUS
One officer said that any such
mass resignations as'far rs Self
ridge Field Ii concerned sis en-
tirely unfounded. We are too
short Of personnel." However,
he added "any such action would
be voluntary on the part Of the
men, and it Is possible that some
men will volunteer"
But, when asked If the rum
ors were entirely unfounded,
the officer replied: 1--WE can't
stop you from specializing, but
we have nothing for publica-
ton"
The rumors Of the widespread
resignation were coupled with
President Roosevelt's fireside
chat of last week in which the
chief executive promised in
creased aid to China in their
See CHlNA-Page z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
JurypaIleI
is Seletied
June Term List
il Drown

ONames Of jurors selected to
serve during the June term OF
court opening Monday were re-
vealed today by County Clerk
Guy l.. Brown.
The jurors were selected by
Brown, Circuit Judge Neil Z.
Reid and Deputy Sheriff Rich
ard DeKetelaere. They will re-
port on Wednesday, June IL,
Brown said.
The Jurors are:
Armada, Walter Girard and
Herman Schultz.
4 Bruce, william Ebling and
Mrs. Lee Schanck.
Chesterfield, Annabelle Wey
and John Spaller.
Clinton, John Priehs and Dave
Charbeneau.
Erin, Henry Moldrenhauel
and Mary Balmes.
Harrison. Max Kendrick and
Marcus Kellerman.
Lake, Marcia, Maginn and
Margaret Bohnheff.
See JUkY-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Back Pay Claim !.
Halls Production

OMechanical facilities Of the
Mount Clemens Daily Leaders
composing room stood idle for
an indefinite period during early
afternoon hours today as work
ers met with representatives Of
the management to discuss re-
covery Of back salary claims
made by the employees.
While no threat of actual
strike was In evidence, 1t ID
known that Daily Leader en-
ployes have q large sum due
them In unpaid wages.
Back wage claims, IL ID under
stood, wUuld not be affected BY
bankruptcy proceedings now
under WY In the U. s. District
Court Detroit, and upon which
: hearing has been Get for Mem
day. Jmne q.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

from the crumbling failure Of his
own European war plan.
DNB, German official news
agency, reported from Amster-
dam that the 82-year-old, white
bearded former emperor died At
1870 d. m. (4:30 o. m, EST), in
q sudden relapse of an illness
which brought members Of his
family to his bedside last week.
INTESTINAL DISORDER
An intestinal disorder. compli-
Gated at the last by . lung en-
holy, caused his death.
Even in death, it was reported,
the "old man. of Doom" was not
to return to the land he ruled.
He is to be buried at Doom
next Monday but, on the orders
of Adolf Hitler, q military
funeral with full honors Is to be
accorded imperial Germany's
last emperor.
The German high command
has taken full charge of the mill
tary phase of the funeral. .
token, perhaps, that reconcilia-
ton between the fuehrer and the
former emperor had been COM
plete.
At his bedside when he died
were only . few close members
Of his family-his second wife,
Princess Hermine; his daughter.
the Duchess Of Brunswick; and
his grandsons, Louis Ferdinand,
Karl, and Franz Joseph, and the
latter's wife, Princess Henrietta.
The first kaiserin died April
II, 1921, and was buried ct
Potsdam.
CROWN FRINGE ABSENT
The former emperor's eldest
living con and successor q head
- Locusm-r1ge Z !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Spring Concert
Sci for Today
Civic Chorus
Performs at Eight

OThe Civic Chorus will present
its Spring Concert of light opera,
semi classical and favorite selec-
tons this evening in Mount
Clemens High school auditor
ium, at eight o'clock, under the
baton of Charles Bernard NC
Chez, director.
Soloists for the program In.
clude Kendall Blair, Mrs. Henry
c. Tryloff, w. Glenn Lewark,
Doris Quackenbush, Barbara
Jean Teall, Mrs. Thomas Moran,
Alfred Batzow, and Nancy Bow
man.
The public is invited to attend.
There is no admission charge,
although a free will collection
will be taken up.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Crash Injury
Proves Fatal


oEdward Russell, q. u 1733s
Eleven Mile road, Hossville, disd
at $50 o'clock this moFninG Aon
injuries suffered. whon - wae
struck By IN automohile q NJ
mortal Day, brinsing ~ 1ol1
Macomb county highway d6ath
toll % - lives. ~
Russell died q g. Jossph's
hospital from 4 broken ueck ~
ceivod when he Wns struck By .
cor driven ~, Mrs. vslma swan
ton, q Erin township, shpgtly
before noon lat Friday . hs
walked along Gfatiot near Utica
road.
His death brought the Memoir
ial Day holiday death total %
dive persons In Alacomb county.
Mrs. Svanton told officers att
er the accident that the victim
walked into the side Of her car.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Memphis HsA
Baccalaureale
Plans Made

OGraduation q activities for
Memphis high school will begin
with the baccalaureate service 1t
8 .. m. Sunday in the Congresa-
tional church. The address will
be given by Rev. H. II. Cheney
Of the Methodist church.
The invocation will be by Rev.
s. J. PAUL. Of the Congregational
church; the scripture reading BY
Rev. Herbert Barnes d, the
Free Methodist church. and the
benediction by Rev. william
Wager Of the Riley Center
Methodist church. The process
sional, and also the occasional
will be played by Miss Marguef-
tie Falter. Glass night program
will be Tuesday night In the
Community building. Marion
johnson will give the valedic-
tory, and Virginia Lewand0w-
ski will present the salutatory.
DR.. r. clyde Ford, Ypeilanti.
former professor In the State
Normal college, will give the
address. Imelda Weir will play q
saxophone solo. Music will also
be furnished by the high school
orchestra. v. b. Mcconnell.
president Of the board Of educa-
ton. will present the diplomas.
The senior class consists Of the
following - members: John
Babala, Helen Bishop Mareilla
Brandon, Leo Burns, Lois Chap
man, Warren Cowles, Joseph
Danowski, Helen Faust, Robert
Fowler, Patrick Grace, Marie
Green, Della Mae Haggerty.
Kenneth Hemler, Donna Hicks.
Belva Hines, Henry Huffman,
Marion johnson, Carl Koppin-
ger, Emma Lois Lamb, Jean
SEQ MEMPHIS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
207 in All
Called Out
for Service
Hsavy Droft Levy
Hits Wide Area
in County

oNames of 81 men scheduled to
leave the Mount Clemens Saw
ings Bank building at 1850 q. m.
on Saturday, June II for induc-
ton into the United States Army
were revealed today by Chef
Kroner, chief clerk for Macomb
County Draft Board No. 2.
At the same time, the names
OF 50 men who will leave Romeo
at 1880 pm. on Fridqx June Is
for induction on, tS1 f6)iowing
day were made public BY off,
cials Of Draft Board No. 3.
Draft Board No. 2, ~ an
nounced yesterday, will send 81
men, including Benson Ford, to
Detroit on June IL bringing the
county's June allotment to 207.
Selective service officials to-
day pointed out that selectees
must report one-half hour before
they are scheduled to depart.
Wei known men scheduled TO
leave include Harry "aatc1Ist"
Halter, captafn Of the champton-
ship 1924 Bather football tsstn:
Leon RED" Carl, star basketball
and baseball player 1t New
Haven; Richard A. Dick" Esch-
enburg, bookkeeper for Ken
drick and Ullrich Coal company;
Elmer H. DevaDtier. ace bowler
and Daily Monitor employee, and
Lloyd Eaton, one time Mount
Clemens High school football
star.
The following men will leave
Mount Clemens:
MOUNT CLEMENS
Richard A. Eschenburg, Henry
F. Leggett, Eugene H. Hacker.
Alvin A. Jamund, Durward d.
Cleary, John J. Pietrzak, HUI
bert G. Renaud, Anthony +.
O'Malley, Cleo b. Dobbs, Donald
J. Eschenburg. Lloyd B. Eaton,
Donald G. Peltier, Jr., Eugene
D. Fackler, Jerome Sanheld,
Lloyd A. Tebeau, willard b. Pei
tier, Elmer H. Devantier, Nor
man N. Bobcean, John c. Hart
nett, Clarence w. Bennett, Sid
ney zee, Wesley Z. Gave, Ray
mond r. Hazinski, Lester +.
Lyon.
WARREN
Willis L. Smelser, Alfred l..
Ohlert, Marvin J, DeGrand-
champ, Edward c. Jarvis, An
drew ]. Rinke, Frank r.
Skwiere, Garland D. Taylor, Carl
e. Erke.
CENTER LINE
Otto Oswald, August G. Ben
son, John g. Schneider, Henry ].
Coontz, Donald r. Wilson, Rich
ard E. Krist, Harry ]. Kopp, Ed
ward ]. Numerick, Richard l..
Rivard, Edward J. Place, Urlin0
See DRAFT-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
New York
Congressman
Dies Suddenly

OWashington, June 4-(R-
Representative Edelstein I'd.
N.Y. dropped dead outside the
house chamber today . few
minutes after making . speech
on the floor.
DR.. George w. Calver, CAPT.
tai physician, said heart fail.
ure was the cause Of the death
of the 53-year-old bachelor
congressman.
Shocked colleagues gather
ed around the stricken men,
Der Is Calver made his exami-
nation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Attorneys b Visit
DruII,IIlond islaIld
Der cssssp Pises
Anasssl ovsias

oMembers Of the n q c o N b
County Bar Association viii en-
10Y their annual weekend cutting
1t Circuit Judge Nel1 :. Reid's
cottage on Drumm0nd leland
from Juhe - 70 @, John Lang
erhausen. assoeiatieo presfosnf.
said today. Il
Macy Z. Watkins heads -
committee on arraneemeuts -
the food committee conolDts g
Clarence Shirley, ElmoeD L4geee
and. Jewell Wed, q UoQQoos y !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
CT 60 Ind Damaged
II Conlsion @ e9sllel

"a ear and = light truck were
considsrably damaged ~ hen
they collided On South cratiot
la1D yoo6orday afternoon.
r61ico md that The ear WpG
drivuA b. 0reooey Lehman q
Detroit while the driver Of ~
truck ives L. N. Decker. Of D.
troit.
The drivers were not injuroe
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

AWith the reported assignment
Of Brig. General Henry B. Clag-
EFT, former commandant of Self
ridge Field, on q military mis-
sion" to Chunking, China, and
rumors of widespread resisna-
tions aTasng U.yS..Ar Cfspe ntS
ficerjs md enlisted Nen for
s'activA duty" with the Ch1Aess
Army the civilian and milisar9!
destination Of Mount Clerten1
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
An Intimate Slant
on Exile of Doom
Lochner, More Than Any Other
American, Had Kaiser's Confidence

tPerhsps mere than any ether Ameri-
can In recent yssrs, Lssis =. Lsehner.
chief Of The Associated Press bursau In
Berlin, haa The ssaflaenee and friend.
shin Of the feemes Kaiser and che he
hensollevn family. In The following dis
pateh, Lschner recalls SEINE Of his Inn
psessisns with the WesAehsppsr Of Dsern
during more than . deeaae.)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

OBERLIN, June -Former
Kaiser Wilhelm II Of imperial
Germany died today at his exile
estate of Doom in the quiet back
wash of q new German conquest
almost % years sfter he fled
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

OCAIRO, Egypt June @R>-
British, Australian and Indian
motorized cavalry, surrou16ed
at the Libyan port q Tobruk ~
Axis forces, are Leading today
almost the normal lives Of des-
ert fighters. y
Dug in for protection against
shells and bombs, Britain's I'M
perial troops are depending upon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
British Ship TOrpedOed

ObERLIN June 4-QR-Destruction Of zion British
merchant ship the Orkney sonds by bombs lost NIGHT
doooe others off northern Scotond ond two or TOR
pedo hits on large British worship reported by the high
commend todoy as German declored Broin oreody
od lost thon half the merchant fleet with which she be-
gan the war.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Nazi Freiahter Reaches Rio

oRIO DE JANEiRO, June 4EQo-The 5,522-ton Cermon
freoter Frankfurt orrived here today from o'eohuono
Chile completing in II doys voyage Of more than 1000
miles Ground Cope Horn through the Sots Of Magellan in
American coostoI waters.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
British Forces Alert

al ONDON June 4-R-The British have been obe ITO
toke necessoy precautions regard Syrio result OF
the clearing up Of the conflict with lroq, authoritative
source sold today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
NIosul Occupied by British

ocAIRO Egypt. June 4-Q4oBrtsh troops have occupied
Mosu oil producing center in oq middle cost heodquoers
today II oso announced the roq hod
decored nnoro law Boehdod yesterday following serious
rotino" Order now hos been restored 1t soid
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
5000 Aulssies Missing

oSYDNEY AustroIo, June 4-QFo-More than 5000 Aus
troon and New Zeoond troops unoccounted tor otter
the Withdrawal from Crete, it was estinoted today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

~ - 80
oE0psb .!l
tooays 49, 4.
bomned 49, !. ~ u
On 49, ~ Y NJ ~!
p! nsnon. =
ma,or 800
Ausnorl =.
10 said 0s
snake
. ..pss,ss:st Sssys.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
ate X X X
Bulletins
Army of Levant Ready

DAMASCUS, Syrio June 4-dR1-The high connnond in
syo declared todoy the oy Of the levont
was reody defend the territory ooonst any ottoeks
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Exile Of Deesv
Suecusssbs r
Dutch kstree

oFormer Kaiser WIlhu1
once leader a. The worl4 ~
lest war machine d1o3 " y
Dutch exile q uoogn to &
q Gernnans under a. ~
regime Of Adolf Hitlec d ~
that Britain was sssblo 52l
death" from wot1n61 - IN .l
lines across the 49, ~ " y " s M
The o1-yeor-oIa In q W
arch, who lied Germs
end Of the 1o14-1o WeEI ~
saccumbed e 11:3o - E.
m, E.S.T.) IN = rolapoD 4 u
month-lons illnes h
buried IA DooGn. sss5ls
Imperial Qefsa0 M NV +
peror, who's a111 .sS
mouslache and 1G !
met symboli1od 1u
mieht when H111 ! 4 4
oral q IT, WGoton ]
b olysn . nilitu \ ri :
full honors NJ @
Naxi nlshEers Il y n
nsTRSTugAL DluQ
An intestinal 11n
eated at ~ - ~ =
keay, 49, ~ so \
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
(ouIl 0l|Iter
Ssslessly II
gd,sosd SeAeeakess
Sssisksa Yssessdsy

oEdward Schosnherr. court o.
ficer assigned 70 Circuit Judos
James Z. Spier's courtroom, va
In ''fair" condition at D. Jo-
seph's hospital. attaches said TO-
day, following On smsfosac6
appsndectomy- performed = :
pm. yesterday.
schosahsrr, . one-uns peoan-
inent Center Linz h~Glness -
and current psssl6n q e
Center Line bsafd g sonenel1.s
w. strieksns sorlx ysu16c1es
Hi appen611 rupen9o4
the epseueia + 49, ~ !. = !! ~:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

he had helped Bioff get discounts
on construction costs or loaned
him farm machinery.
VISITED RANCH ONCE
Warner said the Bioffs had been
to his ranch once that he could
recall. 10 see a movie preview
but denied that he and Bioff had
risen at $3.50 in the morning tc
clock race horses together.
81 don't get up that early In
the morning" ne said.
A defense lawyer asked II il
wasn't true that Harry Warner
called Bioff willie" and Mrs
Warner called him will"
do you want to know what
Mrs. Warner really called him ?"
Warner demanded and when
laughter subsidized the court
stopped that line Of questioning.
REVEAL TELEGRAM
The defense entered In the rec.
ords a telegram sent in 1888 &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Bioff as they were
sailing on a cruise. II was signed
"Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner
and read:
SORRY we are not on boat TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
U.M. Benefits by Will
OF Harry Daugherty

COLUMBUS, Oct. 21.ZThe Uni
versity of Michigan win benefit
under the will of former United
States Attorney General Harry M.
Daugherty, who died last week at
the age of 81. He left an estate
estimated at more than $500, 900.
Income of the estate, after JIG
specific requests, will be divided
among Mrs. Emily d. Rarey, his
daughter; Nal S. Daugherty, his
son. Katherine Carroll, his secre-
tary, and Rubello Gray, his chauf-
feur. Upon their deaths the estate
will be divided, with the University
OF Michigan receiving one-twen-
tieth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
CI0GroupFined.
jailed in Strike .
international New, Service wire

WINCHESTER, Ind, Oct. 21.-
Fourteen Go members were fined
500 apiece and ID Of them were
sentenced to from 60 to 80 days
In Jail today on charges growing
out Of strike at the Interna-
tional Harvester Company in Rich
mond, Ind.
Those to draw the 90-day sem
fences were Clifford Kerr, head OF
the Richmond local of the CLOS
Farm Equipment Workers Union.'
and Robert Foley of Chicago. CLIO
field representative. Eleven others
received 60-day sentences. All
were charged with resisting peace
officers during violence which &C.
companied the strike last Winter.
The fourteenth man was fined
only. All were released under
blanket $4,000 appeal bond and
attorneys indicated they would
carry the case to the Indiana SUI
preme Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

of making UP the final $4,000 OF
their assessment after Bioff told
him that 1.-The boys in Chicago"
needed the money "for Christmas
present
Albert Warner said he paid up
beeaase ne was afraid Bioff would
.paralyze" his business he
didn't. and Harry Warner said
Bioff. while making his demands
forsthe additional $4,000. "men-
toned a one-day strike at Colum-
bia Pictures.
FEARED BODILY HARM
81 was afraid he would close
down our business the COM
psny president said, -and I was
afraid Of bodily HARM"
The Warner brothers said they
FIRST learned of the Assessment"
irfs 1886 and Albert Warner paid
SOoO indb year. WHICH olOii
called on him early in 1888 and
demanded more money he pro-
tefted that he understood that
after payment OF the $4,000 his
cotnpany's obligation" was fin
ished.
~Oh, no." he quoted Bioff as
fkpIying, 9You have 10 pay
10000 more this year and every |
war"
BOYS IN CHICAGO
Albert Warner, located In the
New York Offices, managed to pay
an additional $4,000 in 1888. he
sid. Then. Harry Warner testi-
fed. Bioff appeared at the West
C6ast offices where he works and
depnanded the $4,000 still due
k"You know about that onc-day
skrike at Columbia studio, don't
ybu?. Harry Warner said Bioff
asked him in demanding the
$4,000. "WeII, our people are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct. PA capac-
fly audience sat in again today al
the anti-racketeering trial in Fed
er1 Court OF willie" -Bloff and
George E. Browne. the labor
'czars" accused Of having shaken
doan Hollywood motion picture
nisrnates 10 the tune Of $4,000
under the threat Of wrecking their
businesses If they didn't come
across"
Harry and Albert Warner OF
Warner Brothers Pictures. Inc,
testified that they paid 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

have built Pontiac's additionally high quality
over the years-such as electroplated pistons,
Tru-Arc Steering and metered flow fabrication
have been retained without change.
Come to see the new PontiacS soon. We are sure
you will agree that Pontiac deserves, more than
ever, to be called the Fine Car with the Low Price
the car you can drive for many years to come,
if need be!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

after the $4,000 coming 10 us
from YOU. We must have that
money.
"YOu know that money il mot
mine. The biggest part of IL
goes to some people in Chicago.
The boys need the money for
Christmas presents"
The Warner president said that
when Bioff mentioned the Chicago
boys" he decided the labor czar
was serious" and issued a voucher
for 5000, taking an additional
s.. 500 out Of the petty cash &C
count.
CHICKEN FEED
He said Bloh called the S7.5oC
chicken feed but remarked that
IL would help" Later Warner
said Bioff demanded the extra
So, 500 and this was given him
too. bringing the total to 500 900
Albert Warner said that Browne
Bioff 10 his New
York office on one occasion. but
he couldn't remember which oil
half a dozen Bioff visits that was
The treasurer said he explained
the situation 70 his company comp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

to Bioff when
they believed
that gangSter
labor elements
would other
wise call strikes
70 wreck their
business.
M a ]. Albert
Warner. treas
urer Of the
movie company,
testified that he
paid Biof $50
900 in 1886 and
1887, and Harry
w arm er. the
c o m p a n Y 3
xNraetCnpf told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

enjoy trip with you. We GER
tainly could use IL. Take IL
easy and enjoy yourself. Kind
est regards"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

troller and instructed him how L
handle the matter.
II told him that whenever we
had a convention or exploited a
picture and had an expense like
$500 or So" he testified. "to
make out a voucher for $500
and ! would okay il. 1 said in
that way we would accumulate
enough TO pay this man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Harry Warner followed a some
what similar system Of bookkeep-
Ing. he said, when he paid BiofI
the final 1888 instalments BY
company vouchers. This was after
Bioff was said TO have referred
to the need-of the Chicago boys
for money with which to buy
Christmas presents.
The voucher was marked
Christmas presents for the parties
discussed"
Defense questioning brought out
that in 1889 Bioff came into pos
session Of a ranch adjoining sim
liar property owned by Harry
Warner in the San Fernando Val.
ley. Warner denied however, that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

GY Pontiac's 1871 models were by far the
" most popular Pontacs ever produced.
Now, however, they are superseded by the new
Pontiacs for 1942-beuer, in IS different ways
than the 1941 cars.
Improvements in the new Pontacs largely
improvements In engineering design-changes
which il was possible to make without interfering
with the needs Of defense. But the things that