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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
british and Free French Enter Beirut
Expe!tiHlgher
Tax Returns

ROSEVILLE-Col Collections for
the current village taxes which
started Tuesday are expected to
run ahead Of the per centage
of receipts established last year,
according to Treasurer August
Peters.
Last years receipts ran 81
per cent Of the total. The hg-
ure Is expected to run con-
sidershly higher In view Of the
fact that the recent scavenger
tax sale cleared property which
has bean delinquent for several
years.
The collection period extends
for 80 days before the dead
lire for addition Of penalties.
Payments may be made at
the Treasurer's office In the
Municipal building from 900
a. m. TO II and 100 p. m. to
500 p. m. every day except
Saturday when the offices close
at noon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
kiwanis Aim
AZ New Record

EAST DETRoIT-A drive Il
establish . new record for the
annual Kiwanis Outing Was be-
Ing pushed today In two separate
campaigns by members Of the
East Detroit service club.
A. Committee on ticket sales,
headed by John Kanter, launch
ed their portion Of the promotion
work with every member Of the
club. acting q q ticket sale1man.
Contacts mere also being made
with oth1e groups and orsanixa-
tions IN - city.
Meanwhile, . special commit.
tee on donations was engaged in
canvassing all merchants and
businessmen Of the section In q
revised program donation cam
paisn. Instead Of regular display
ads, the merchants will be asked
to contribute to . program carry
ing the names Of Ill donors.
This plan was devised by the
Kiwanis to eliminate the added
expense Of program setting
which must be taken from the
total fund which II applied to
work among crippled children.
The club has met with SPLEEN
did cooperation in its efforts to
hold expenses to = minimum. the
committee stated.
The outing, ret for July 81,
viii be m all-day cruise to Put
Inlay. The boat will leave the
First Street dock In Detroit 1t
200 am. and return at approx
mately 500 pm.
Il II the only fund raising &C.
tivity Of the Kiwanis and, u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
~ EDWARD KENNEDY

~ HOWARD KENNEDY
oBEIRUT. Lebanon, July 10
(Delayed) - B- General Sir
Henry Maitland Wilson and
General Georges Catroux, head
Of the British and Free French
armies in the Levant, entered
Beirut in triumph today to In
stall 4 new Regime In the for
mer French Mandate Of Syria
and Lebaono.
They were greeted by . vichy
delegation, headed by Admiral
Gouton and Emile Cont, rep
reeentatives Of French High
Commissioner General Henri
Dentx, who handed over posses
sion Of the French Notifications
under terms Of the Armistice
signed ut Acre last Monday.
The Vichy group then depart
Cd, accompanied by an honorary
fanfare Of trumpets.
PAY RESPECTS
Immediately after this cere-
mony, In the palace Of the
French High Commissioners,
Syrian and Lebanese leaders
were ushered in to pay their
respects to the British and Free
French Commanders.
First to offer his congratula-
lions was Alfred Haccache, Lee
banexe Chief Of State. He was
followed by members OF his
cabinet and various sheiks and
brightly CARRIED religious lead
ers representinR Syria's innum-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Couac|I VANS Aellon
On Nine Mile Repair

EAST DETROIT - The City
Council today adopted . new
line Of action In its repeated at-
tempts, to force the County Road
Commission to re-condition
Nine Mile Road.
At the Monday session, Clerk
Stephen Henderson was In
structed to transmit orders 70
the East Detroit representatives
on the County Board Of Super
visors calling for . resolution
to be introduced Ut the Super.
visors meeting.
It was pointed out that the
road has been In need Of repair
for considerable time and that
the County Commission recelv-
ed funds for It's maintename.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

depended upon to finance the
clubs numerous charitable act
ivities among underprivileged
children.
It IL hoped that the fund rats
ed will enable the club to fl
nance completely q free dental
clinic for underprivileged chill
dren Of this section. The XII
wants also have purchased glas-
ses for school children and have
arranged for more than 80 tom
silectomies for school children
which they will pay for with
funds from the annual outing
they are sponsoring.
In charge Of arrangements tor
the outings IL COMMITTEES COM
posed Of Paul w. Rein as chair
man and G. w. Beardsley and
Herman Frink.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Havana Has New
1S-Man Cabinet
Saladsiees NGuused
NJ pposvuloV b. oostisto

OHAvAlVA, July 17-(R "A
new 1S-man cabinet was an
nounced early today BY Presi-
dent Fulgencio Batista, lsss than
a hours after the old ministry
resigned en- masse TO permit re-
organization.
Batista renamed Senator Car.
los Saladrigas premier along
with 10 other former ministers.
Eight Of the ministers are con-
RresEmen and informed. quarters
said they expected Batista would
find easier congressional bockipg
for his agricultural and 'ocononic
policies.
Former President Federico
Laredo Bru was named minister
Of justics, marking the first time
In Cuban history that m ex-
president accepted . ministerial
folio. T'' -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
L!ebonese, Syrians Pay
Respects 10 Conquerors
.Fersisn censSls Jein ksesivins
Line fos Victorious Generals

cradle Moslem and Christian
sects.
Next to Be received were
some 20 foreign consuls, iuclu-
ding the American Consul Gen.
eral Cornelius Van H. Ensert.
The japanese consul was among
them.
Winding up the professions
were other notzbies, among
them DR.. Bayard Dodge. Presi-
dent Of American University.
Outside the palace, units Of
British Cavalry were drawn up
with Free French Marines ~
q Guard Of Honor. British
planes roared overhead.
OCCUPY COUNTRY
British and Free French
forces continued their occupa-
ton of the country, reaching
all the way to the Turkish from
tier.
Vichy military forces remain
ed concentrated chiefly In the
region between the river Dog
and Tripoli, which will be the
embarkation point for those re-
turning to France. General
Dentz still h there supervising
arrangements for getting them
away.
Vichy casualties, II was learn
ed, were considerably heavier
than those Of the Allies,
amounting to about 5000 In all.
SLIGHT HITCH
There was . slight hitch In
the proceedings In the palace
when Admiral Gouton. waiting
in the High. Commissioner's Of
flee, insisted that General Will
son and General Catroux first
call on him there. This Catroux
declined to do.
General Wilson finally visi-
ted Gouton, and prevailed upon
him to accompany him back to
the reception room where Ca
troux was waiting.
Beirut's reaction to today's
ceremony was not quite % en-
thusiastic as the city's welcome
to the entry Of the British
troops yesterday, which reach
ed q high point late In the day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Second Annual
Event 10 Run
FourDays

ST. CLAIR SHORES - The
second annual South Macomb
Veterans Fair will start under
way for an extended four-day
stand which will .attract thou
sands as various municipalities
of this section are honored on
separate community days.
Opening day, starting ut 200
p. M, has been des'gnated Com
munity Day for Van Dyke,
Baseline and Center Line. Pub
lie officials Of the three COM
munities will be the guests of
honor throughout the day and
evening.
Sponsoring the affair Is the
Corporal Walter Bruce Post of
the VFw with Daniel Wood
and william Randall acting as
Co.. hairmen Of the Fair.
They have increased the
duration of the Fair from the
two days 1t ran last year to
four days which will end Sun
day, and have also increased
the scope of the event which
has now become the largest an
nual event of this section.
A giant midway will be In
action and q variety Of free
entertainment attractions have
been scheduled for perform
ances twice daily. One show
ing will be held In the late
afternoon and another In the
evening. :.
Commercial and business es-
tablishmepts Of the area have
also taken space for the dis
plays In the commercial section
Of the Fair. This section will
occupy twice the space used
last year, the Chairman stated.
On Friday. East Detroit and
Roseville will be the honored
communities.
Saturday will be Utica and
Warren day.
Closing day, Sunday, will hon
st. Clair Shores and Crosse
Pointe Farms.
All proceeds Of the Fair will
be contributed to the Memorial
home building fund Of the
Bruce Post.
Scene Of the Fair viii be the
same site used last year In its
first presentation. This II the
Veterans Field at the inter-
section Of Harper and Ten Mile
roads.
Free prizes will also Be CIV
en- away each night through
the cooperation Of merchants
throughout South Macomb.
Tickets, obtainable without Z
purchase being required, can
b found In all establishments
displaying . Fair sign.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Soldiers
Organize
Kiwi Club

oOrsanization Of the Kiwi Club
has been chartered and sanction
ed by the officials at Selfridge
Field. The club. composed of en-
listed men, their wives and girl
friends, will meet weekly at the
Hostess House in Mount Glenn
ems and the programs will in
clude speakers, forum discus
sions, excursions, and q wide
variety of educational and en-
tertaining projects.
The president Of the Kiwi,
which already boasts 40 men,
bers, Il. Pvt. Franz Serdahbly,
and he hopes the idea will catch
on at other camps and the XVII
will be q nationwide chain Of
permanent army camp clubs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Missing Drailee
Signs In Air Corps

ROSEVILLE-A draftee who
failed to report at the last in
duction from Board No. 2 was
reported today by, Chief Clerk
DR.. Arthur Spring to have en-
listed in the Air Corps.
The selectee, James Fleury OF
Roseville, was listed a. miss
Ing at the induction center but
upon investigation was found
10 have been accepted Is . me-
chanic by the Air Corps.
Only q formal notification Of
the fact IL required Of the Sc
lectee.
OF the last group Of select
ees, two were rejected, DR..
Spring also announced. They
were Gene, Gregg, Of 31268
Church Road, Fraser, and also
Franklin Boelter of r. F. D. 5,
Mount Clemens. "a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

Nutmeg and mace both are
products Of the same tree. Nut
meg Il the seed Of the nutmeg
tree, while mace IL made from
the fibrous covering Of the nut
meg seed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Siaie-pI(|kup
Drive Upheld
Col. FusIens Expleins
Dsteils Of cempoisn

awhile Mount Clemens and Ma
comb county organizations con-
tinued plans for the scrap alum
mum to be conducted In Michi-
gan July "a and IS, the purpose
Of the drive was explained by
Lieut.. Col. Harold A. Furlong,
state defense council administra-
tor, to "clear up confusion which
has caused our campaign to SUI
fer"
He said that while an adequate
aluminium supply for defense
purposes exists at present, how
long It will last Is q matter of
conjecture but that q "consen-
sus'' predicted . shortage within
90 days.
1.-THE purpose. Of the collec-
tion," he said, sis to provide an
emergency supply source be-
tween the inevitable day when
our fast-moving defense plants
can uses more aluminium than is
being produced at present, and
the day when new facilities to
supply this increasing demand
60 into production"
He described a. invalid" q
contention by those opposing the
collection that. since there Is no
shortage 1t present the campaign
il unnecessary. THE argument
would be the same as question
ing the need for new plants to
make aluminium" he said.
Furlone said that although
scrap aluminium could not be
used for airplane construction, it
would be employed by other
manufacturers now required to
use new aluminium, thus freeing
virgin metal for plane fabrica-
ton.
1T II expected eventually"
he said, "as much as 80 per cent
Of our defense needs will be met
by scrap-such as the teapots,
pans and pancake griddles we
are going to collect July "a and
IS"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Harrison

Mr.. and Mrs.. Lester Baker
celebrated their land wedding
anniversary Sunday Ut their
home on Sugar Bush road by
entertaining about 80 friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and ldrs. VIM. FalknaP
presented q very entertaining
program, at their home on
Shook road, In honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Rankin. Of Lon
don Ont, houseguests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bran. Wolf
road.
Mrs. Robert Mandel was hos
tess to the members Of the
SNOWFALL Club, Wednesday eve
ming. i,
Members Of the Harrison
Circle Of Kings Daughters are
picnicking, Thursday 1t the
Dodge Park, near Utica.
Margaret Bottome Circle Of
Kings Daughters members will
hold their picnic 1t the summer
home Of Mrs. Theodore De-
Groat, off North River road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barney
entertained the members Of the
!. q. o. r. and Rebekah lodges
Tuesday afternoon and evening
1t their home, Mouth Of Clin-
ton river. Boating and games
were participated In during af-
ternoon, then Z pot luck dinner
followed by cards and games.
Mrs. Joseph Sowinsd enter.
tanned the members Of the Rose
club Tuesday afternoon 1t her
home on Alfred street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lo4Odon
and daughter, Marilyn have re-
turned from their vacation, q
motor trip through the East.
Friends will regret 10 learn
Of the transfer Of Sergt. John
Chester TO q post near Meridian.
Miss. Several parties have been
given prior b their leaving.
SerGt. and Mr.. Chester are 70
leavo Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kolelgy eu-
tertained 1t . house party over
the weekend. 1t their summer
cottage, honoring their con,
Jack Connors Of Fort Custer.
Guests were from Ohio, Detroit
and Mount Clemens.
The Daisy Club members had
q delightful boat trip Sunday
when they spent the day with
q picnic 1t Put-ln-Bay, Ohio.
The Theosophy Group r.
Gently held their annual picnic
at the home Of Mr.. and MrA
Frank Lohr. Oak street. cele-
bratiug the first annivsrSary Of
De Mount Clemens branch.
Regular public meetings are
held each Monday, . p. m. In
0lr1 Scout rooms, Jewel Thea
tre, Mount Clemens.
Mn. Dertha Martin and Mise
Jeon sloam Of Detroit, were
roceut guests Of Mr.. and MrA
Charles Martin Ut their home
On Forest Ave.
Il y With much sadness in
ear heart that w lsaSn g To
pon1lng q our very dear friend
ovan Arneld. wih0m - ~ 3D.
Snirud, roepeotsd spd lov0d. H
~ q III spunt spsaot g HI
~ = lon151Dpn, wdsU lnoot G
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

OQUINCY - R - Charles w.
Hibbs, 81, Is dead of injuries
suffered in an automobile col
lision last Friday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
TONGUE TASTES

TONGUE TASTES
Bitter substances are tasted
with the back Of the tongue,
sour and salty substances with
the front and sides, and sweet
with the tip Of the tongue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

Il u With much sadness in
euf heart that We lsarn q To
pos1ing q our very dear Aiend
ovan Arnold. wi,ngn - ~ ID
lhirud, roopectsd apd lovUd. h
~ q III spunt .psooe 6 hig
- . Qng51Den, w6nO unote g
N1pcf elim r. '. :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

Margaret Bottoms Circle Of
Kings Daughters members will
hold their picnic 1t the summer
home Of Mrs. Theodore De-
Groat, off North River road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

Mn. Dertha Martin and Min
Jean Sloam Of Detroit, were
recent guests Of Mr.. and MrA
Charles Martin Ut their homo
On Forest Ave.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

Members Of the Harrison
Circle Of Kings Daughters are
picnicking, Thursday 1t the
Dodge Park, near Utica.
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Plzen stavi dim pro cikany.

Poole narfzeni, jez Sc zaGalo
provadet letos V 1noru, kazdy
cikan v Cechach 81 musil zvolit
"a stale bydliste nekterou obec.
Plzen byla ma prfklad prisou-
zena Ia trvale bydliste on6m
cikanskym rodinam, jez Sc tn
usadily ma sklonku roku 1888.
Zm1nene nar1zeni ma promenit
cikanske kocovn1ky ma usedlf-
ky. V Plzni Sc cikani utabofili
ma periferii ma SVEN nejcasteji
vyhledavanem stanovisti = CT
kance. Ubytovac1 otazku roz-
fesila plzenska obec razem.
Stavf pro sve cikany dim. Dude
z cihel a pokryty Tadnymi tas-
kami, spfse cinzak, treba pTi-
zemn1. Poole planu vyrusta ma
Cikance rozmerny pavilion O IA
svetnic1ch, z toho dvanact pro
rodiny S mens1m a ctyTi s vet
Sim poctem deti. Plzni pripa-
ola starost O sestnact takovych
tlup % sedmasedesati dusich.
Ctrnact naslo jiz letosnf zimy
dtociSte v novem dome. V kaz-
de svetnici budou Tadna KAN
ma, zfizuje Sc novem dome
pradelna, ktere lie pouzfvat i
"a koupelnu. Je zajfmavo u
vesti, re nekteTf cikani pracuji
ma stavbe, chopili Sc pTidavac-
stv1, zedniciny a pokryvacstvi.
V celku Sc zivl fadnou praci a
v posledn1 dobe bylo ma ne jen
malo zalob.