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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
Try to Link Defendants
with Acts Aiding Enemy
. Six Relatives and Friends OF
Executed Maxi Sobotour on TrioI

dence at the start of the trial
was designed to show that young
Haupt was a Nazi trained sabo-
teur operating in this country
under specific orders of his sup
errors in Germany, testimony
aimed at linking the defendants
given late last week by several
with the executed Haupt was
government witnesses.
Nighbors and relatives of the
defendants testified to seeing
Haupt in his parents company
few days before his arrest
while an automobile salesman
testified the saboteur's father
Hans Haupt, a defendant, bought
a car for his son.
The government, which al
ready called to the stand "a OF
140 subpoenaed witnesses, may
complete presentation of its
case this week. Defense attor-
neys gave no inkling of their
strategy other than to say they
would show the defendants
"acted as any other parents and
relatives would"
The defendants, facing pos
sible maximum sentences Of
death or minimum sentences OF
5 years Imprisonment and $10,-
600 fines, are the saboteur's par
ents, Hans Haupt and his wife
Erna; his uncle and aunt, Wal
ter Froehling and his wife, Lu-
ellie; and Otto and Kate Wer-
gin, friends of the Haupt family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
Sci Rites for
Mrs. 5. Clark
Dies Sundoy at
Home Of Son

Funeral services will be held
from the home of son, Arthur
Clark, 1925 Elm road, Avon
Township, Wednesday. at 100
p. M, for Mrs. Sophia Clark,
wife of the late Burton Clark,
who died Sunday evening at the
age of go.
Mrs. Clark was a former resi-
dent of Sterling Township, re-
siding on a farm at 18-Mile and
Ryan roads, until the death OF
her husband in 1927. She then
moved to a farm near Walden
burg and later to a farm near
Meade where she lived until
three years ago. when suffering
i'll health, she resided with her
son.
Surviving are seven children:
Alfred and Stanley, Of Walden
burg, Mrs. Ethel Weaver, of
Ferndale, Arthur, of Avon
Township, Fred Of Ferndale,
Harvey, now stationed with q
u. S. Army unit in Australia,
and j. B. Clark, stationed with
the Army in Hawaii. Also sur
viving are eight grandchildren,
two brothers, and five sisters.
Burial will be in Troy Gem
etery, with DR.. Harry Godsell
officiating, and the E. A.
SchwarzkoH Funera, home in
charge of arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov. 2 - R -
More FBI agents were expected
to take the witness stand today
in an effort to prove that the six
relatives and friends of the exc
cuted Nazi saboteur, Herbert
Haupt, committed treason by
aiding him in his plans.
u. S. Attorney J. Albert VOL
said several FBI agents would
be called to the stand in an at
tempt to link the defendants
with Al alleged acts of giving
aid and comfort to the enemy"
as charged in the indictment.
Although the bulk of evil
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

Cantalupo, Italy, is the birth
place of the cantaloupe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
Stolen Car Recovered;
Youths FACE Probe

A car stolen Oct. 20 from Will
son Furton, 1913 North Gratiot,
was recovered at 3 pm. Sun
day by Deputy Sheriffs Harold
Henderson and Walter Peters
who found two 16-year-old col
ored youths driving the auto on
Virginia, off Quinn road.
The boys appeared this morn
ing before county Agent John
Ahrens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
CLovski Named
Macomb MANAGER

Stanley S. Glowski has been
appointed manager of the Ma
comb Theatre, and will take over
his new duties today. Glowskl
succeeds Albie Frederick who
has been manager of the Ma
comb Theatre for q number OF
years, resigning to enlist in the
United States Navy.
Glowski has been connected
with the local theatre manage
ment since 1929 when he was
with the Royal Oak and BEDFORD
Theatres. Fred j. Smith, man.
ager of the Jewel Theatre, will
devote his interests to both local
amusement houses.
Ray sugar, before 1t Is sent
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
Vandals Upset
Tractor Load
of Corn Shocks

Deputy Sheriff Walter Peters
searched in vain Sunday for
vandals who tipped over home
made tractor in front of the
Fraser Bank.
The tractor loaded with corn
shocks was owned by M. j. Graf
tan, 1896 Mulvey.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
Car Hits Train:
Driver Unhurf

Victor House, 81, of 225
North Walnut, miraculously es-
capped death or injury Saturday
at 1855 p. m. when his car
crashed into the side of a
Grand Trunk engine at the
Shoemaker road intersection in
Chesterfield township.
House escaped unscathed
even though his car, a 1881
Hudson, was demolished. The
engine was pulling freight
cars.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
FBI Accents to Testify in Chicago treason Trials


Ross AFFORD, Is Lincoln, told
city police 1t $40 p. m. Sum
day. that his bowling ball, bag
and shoes had been stolen some
time the previous evening from
his car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

Astronomical Fl cures show
that Halley's comet will return
about 1885.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

In early Biblical times, cedar
symbolized strength and worth.
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Community Effort Urged
To Control Rats in D. {.

Milton Sheinbaum of the District
Health Department last night told
the North Capitol Citizens Associa-
ton that washington can be freed
effectively of rats through the CO.
operation of each community.
Mr.. Sheinbaum said that rats are
costing the citizens of Washington
sl00, ,000, 900 yearly in damage done
and that 1t costs 50 year to feed
each rat.
In outlining methods of rodent
control, he pointed out that cleanli-
ness is efficient. Keep the lids on
garbage cans. do not throw bread
to the birds and, above all, notify
the Health Department of any rats
and the source of the rats" he
urged.
Mr.. Sheinbaum urged that a rat
control committee be organized for
each block to combat the deadly.
menace.
A resolution by John F. Hardie
urging congressional appropria-
ton for the education of shut-in
children was passed by the associa-
ton.
The meeting, which was held in
the Mckinley High School. was pre-
sided over by MIR. Hardie.
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Gen. Frank {. Evans
Is Buried at Arlington

Brig. Gen. Frank Edgar Evans.
s.. U. s. NJ. c., retired. who died In
the Pearl Harbor Naval Hospital
last November, was buried this
morning tn Arlington aNtional
Cemetery with fun military honors
He retired from the service Deem
Der /. 1910.
Gen. Evans was a native of Frank
lin. Pa. and q graduate of Princeton
In the class OF 1898. He served here
q number OF times but had made
his home In Honolulu since retire
ment.
He was the author of several
books on the Marine Corps and
Navy and wrote Daddy Pat of the
Marines" child's book OF the last
war. He retired from the corps in
1911 and was on the staff of the New
York Sun. He returned to active
duty In 1917.
Surviving are his widow of Homo
lulu and son, who lives in Penn
sylvania.
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Essay Contests Urged to Aid
Understanding of Constitution
D. c. Attorney Seeks Booking Of Civic
And Bor Groups in Potriotic Project

Grafton In the contest scheduled to
begin next September. Norton's
Constitution has been selected as
the standard work on the subject,
Mr.. Mcclure said. adding: 1T Is
written In layman language and
easily understood"
Some of these books have been
sent TO hfm for distribution here.
hfr. Mcclure said. adding that more
would be made available when addi-
tional funds TO promote the essay
contest shall have been obtained.
The national organization was
chartered In the District. Officers
and trustees are Samuel b. Petten-
gill, president: Louis J. Taber, vice
chairman OF Advisory Council; the
Rev. Norman Vincent Peale, secre-
tary; Sumner Gerard. treasurer, and
o. r. Mcclure of Washington. VIII
liam MacFerran, jr., Topeka Kans.)
banker; Edward H. Moore, Tulsa
tOkla) businessman; s. s. Nc
Clure. founder of McClures Mag
azine: Frank Z. Gannett, Roches-
ter On. Y) publisher, and Amos
Pinchot, New York, trustees, In ad-
dition TO the four officers.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Fssey contests In District and Viz.
einia high sc1cois To- promote q
better understanding of Americas
Constitution is goal which ths
COMMITTEES for Constitutional Gov
ernment, Inc. hopes TO effect next
fall.
o r. MCGUIRE. leading Washing
ton attorney and a trustee Of the
national organization, said today he
would cndcaror 10 interest local
bankers, bar association groups
civic clubs and women's organiza-
tons In sponsoring the projected
contest.
"Our form OF government Is at
tackled today both within and with
out" Mr.. MCGUIRE said. ITO fight
effectively In upholding our consti-
tutional liberties 1t Is essential that
the junior and senior high school
students today--those who will be
leaders and moulders OF public
opinion 20 years hence--should un-
derstsnd the fundamental laws"
Centuries of Sacrifice.
He emphasized that centuries OF
work and sacrifices are back OF the
American Constitution. He said a
report made to the American Bar
Association by the late James M
Beck, former solicitor general. and
himself showed that few academic
schools were teaching the Constitu-
ton. other than law schools.
"One of the greatest lawyers OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." Mr.
MCGUIRE stated, "that freedom IT.
self punt shes with slavery a people
whose freedom has no bounds.
Those I'm our midst who would imi-
tate Samson and pull down the
temples OF constitutional govern
ment in America would do well to
heed the warning Of Cicero that
the fianl stage is reached when the
tyrant tyrannizes over the very
citizens who have elevated him TO
his tyranny
In proof of such a statement
we may look across the seas to that
living tyrant OF another nation. He
has either driven into exile the de-
luded dupes who assisted in elevat-
ing him to power or has stood them
against a wall before firing squad.
Understanding Essential.
Mr.. Mcclure added 1t is i'm
portant to remember that both
Polybius and Cicero warned that
the decay of democratic institutions
commences with the third or fourth
generation-and we are approx
mately the fourth generation re-
moved from the valiant deed:
which made possible both the
Declaration of independence and
the Constitution OF the United
States
Because the American form of
government Is being challenged by
ruthless foes, 1t Is essential, Mr.
MCGUIRE continued, that the youth
of America be given thorough
grounding in. the Nations funda-
mental laws and the reasons they
were adopted.
Essay contests, we believe, would
not only interest high, school boys
and girls, but also their parents and
friends" Mr.. Mcclure declared.
Ballou Asked to Cooperate.
He said he has written DR.. Frank
w. Ballou, superintendent Of Dis
trict schools. snd Fletcher w, Kemp,
superintendent of Arlington County
tva) schools, urging their Coop
Evening star., 1942-04-28

Pack up your troubles In your old
kit bag-but don't waste wrapping
paper on them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
The Sports Parade

La Motta, tough middleweight
who will outweigh Welterweight
Edgar by seven or eight pounds.
And La Motta il favored TO win
at rs because La Motta is a
rough. tough operator who
never has been knocked out and
who has lost only four decisions
in two years.
II the Little Brown Bomber
gets past La Motts in their To-
rounder Friday night. he will
be IN position to demand a big
money shot with any of the
eountry's top-flight welters-
such as Ray Robinson. Fritzie
Zivic-or even Champion Red
Cochran of the navy.
Young Edgar fights like Louis
largely because Corporal Joe
spent nearly two months teach
ing him what TO do with his
fists. That was nj the Louis
farm near Detroit. where there's
always a welcome sign out.
Louis impressed upon me
the necessity of condition" Ed
gar says. When I first came
out of the amateurs. ] was wor-
ried constantly about my ability
to last the lo-round route. But
most of my early engagements
were Nightmares because ! was
uncertain about pacing myself
The coffee-colored Negro with
unusually large shoulders added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
By JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW Y0Rk-Jimmy Edgar
of Detroit. the Little Brown
Bomber" gets his all-important
test at Madison Square Garden
Friday night when he proves to
the boxing world that he Is
either ID second edition of
Joe Louis, or 20 just another
ham-and-egger.
Edgar is compared W 1T h
Heavyweight champion Joe
Louis in his every move be-
cause he comes from Detroit.
the champions home town. be-
cause he is managed by John
Roxborough-one of Louis CO.
msnagers-because he apparent
" is one of the hardest hitting
welterweights ever TO toss
leather, and because he sd-
mittedly apes Jolting Joe's
shuffling style.
Edgar caused a mild quake
in the boxing fraternity on July
81. when he knocked out Nern
Patterson In the second round
at the Garden. after exhibiting
one of the grandest displays of
straight punching New Workers
haye noted In comparative
novice In years.
Because of that kayo. 2l-year-
old Edgar is being thrown into
the ring Friday night with Jack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Soldiers 10
Get Ducafs
Harry Sotterlee
Brings Good News

The big service feature baseball
game between the Fort Lewis
Warriors Army and IN. Sand
Point Flyers Navy got off 10 =
great start last night.
Secretary Harry satterlee Of
the Tacoma Teamsters' union an
nouneed this morning his organ
ization voted TO purchase $500
worth Of tickets, all Of which will
be given to enlisted soldiers.
The game. together with .
Fort LewIs talent show, viii
he held nj Athletic Park sun
day, Sept. 6. NJ Sis p. m.
The talent show Ia scheduled
Ia begin nj 2 o'clock with
high class professional talent
In action.
The baseball game itself IL for
the state service title. That is. IT
Will have a bearing on the crown.
A three-game series has been
scheduled. the second game To be
played at Spokane and the third,
II necessary. at Seattle.
The relief funds of both organ
izations will divide the profits. No
one else cuts in.
When Jack Shapiro. the big
boss of Tacomas sears-Roebuck
store. and civilian committee
chairman. heard the news. his
cherubic face wreathed in smiles.
He grabbed his hat And
hot-footed 10 for the news
rooms personally. Usually he
phones. but not this time. His
eyes beamed and Ne said:
This show. this ball game and
talent vaudeville. is going To be
the biggest thing Athletic Park
ever knew. tn draw the largest
crowd and raise the largest sum
of money ever to churn through
the cash registers out there.
And listen. the ball game itself
is a natural. II is a classic. The
state service title il in balance.
Each team boasts old local favor
ties. men of double A and major
class. IL can't miss. Weather,
behavei"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Lindsay Brown
Gets His Call

PORTLAND. Ore. - Into the
navy goes Lindsay Brown. Port
land Beaver shortstop.
Brown passed his physical
examination for the air base
ground crew In Seattle last
week and started south with
the team To meet the Los An
geles Angels.
Word that his name had come
up in the draft reached him en-
route and a phone call to Seattle
brought him instructions to sign
up there Friday.
Danny Escobar. Dan Amaral,
Henry Martinez and Al Wright.
all of the Beavers. already are
serving in the air base crew at
Paseo, Wash. that Brown intends
to join.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Junior Golf
Reaches Semi
Youngsters Almost
Through With Play

The Junior golf tournament
sponsored by the recreation de-
partment of the Metropolitan. park
board and WPA reached semi
finals with Tuesday nights re-
turns.
In the championship flight Dick
Hunt defeated Dick Carter, up,
George Greco defeated Elmer Mel
son, an /. Roland Hoar defeated
Ralph Baker. and /: Bruce An
dreason defeated Bob MCGUIRE. de-
fault.
The esni-final matches will
place Dick Hunt against
George Greco and Roland
Hoar gainst Bruce Andrea
son In the championship flight.
In the first flight Paul Nichol-
son defeated Ray johnson by de-
fault: Frank Webster defeated
Paul Benson. 2 up; Frank Webster
defeated Paul Nicholson. 8 and 7.
This advances Frank Webster To
the finals.
In the lower half of the
bracket Morgan Barofsk, will
play Charles Galbraith. the
winner of this match will play
Mickey STRAY tn determine the
player In meet Frank Web-
ster In the finals for the first
flight crown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Golf ourneYs
Raise S59,87l

NEW YORK = Two weekend
tournaments sponsored by the
United States Golf association at
ss6 golf clubs. public courses and
associations have netted S5o.s71
for the American Red Cross. Of
ficials announced today.
Reports from 214 other par
acipating clubs and another
tournament on Labor DAY
were expected 10 increase the
sum considerably.
Leading clubs in the drive were:
Glen Oaks. Great Neck, n. Y,
ss05: Algonquin, ST. Louis. Mo,
1853; Ekwanok. Manchester. Vt,
1925: Essex. West Orange, n. J.,
1877; Portage. Akron. O.. 1929;
st. Clair, Pittsburgh, 1927; Cam
terbury, Cleveland, O.. s46s:
Brosdmoor. Seattle. Wash, s4os:
Bsltusrol, Springfield. n. J.. s4os.
and Maryland C. c., Baltimore,
$500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
I'd Air orce
Sets Schedule

SPOKANE - The Second All
Force today announced the follow
ing partially complete schedule of
games for its all-star football
team.
Sept. te-No opponent Sc
lected yet for game at Malla
Aalla.
Sept. s-Eastern Washing
ton College of Education at
Ephrafa air base.
Oct. s-Unisersity of Idaho
nj Spokane.
Nov. sl-Washington State
college ut spokane.
The air force public relations
office said the complete schedule
and team would be announced
some time this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

sort Of look Of horror In his
eyes. ] couldn't understand. But
soon did.
Taylor began screwinf here
and there on the motor.
The machine sputtered i.
and died. He poked here and
he poked there. Finally the ma
chine started again. II was rum
ming perfectly Taylor reached
for the screwdriver. which
Hugh. in desperation. grabbed
and threw overheard.
Why. You maniac. Why, ypu
Get mr. another one in that
box" Taylor screamed. his face
turning purple, his neck veins
expanding 10 gariersnake size.
% terribly loud did he scream.
whereupon Rosellini and your
reporter each grabbed gaff
hook. came To our feet and
yelled equally as loud and with
terrifying anger.
Get goin' and don't get any
more gets
Which Taylor did and that In
why we reached the fishing
ground Mt last and where we
remained fishless until 2 p. m.
A Junk At the Yacht club
float greeted US at return land
ing:
Get anything ;"
Hugh. eyes blazing. yelled:
Yeah, gets and gets and more
gets. Get the"
You should have seen that
Junk hike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Longacres Gossip ;.

and go on for the wire and the
Ten another Sallys Booter.
TWO GOOD ONES
From platter to that's
what pair of powerful Mile con-
tenders are shooting for Pro-
file and Chifla.
Both have knocked around
plenty. running in cheap chalmers
and touring the bushes. Profile
couldn't beat ordinary sort last
year. seemingly being destined to
spend his days in quest of few
cheap pots Chifla, a Califor-
MIA bred. didn't look like much and
was placed in 800 chalmers at
Caliente.
strangely. both horses got
their running legs at about
the same time. Profile began
To shatter the watches. WAS
stepped up In company and
wound up winning five race.
at Omaha against real good
sort. And Chifla. too. began
In run to the moon. Winning
three claiming sprints by As
far as a country boy can
throw green apple. the miss
WAS put In handicap against
bigger, tougher horses. She
ran a whanger. second behind
Csliente's best. And shes
STAYED with the elite since.
doing right well.
Both horses took their time
coming around 70 true running
form at Longacres Profile was
3 question mark until last Thurs
dav. when he performed before
what was probably the largest
crowd IN Dongacres history.
Runs LINE CHAMP
Established as heavy fsvorits.
he ran ike = champ. coming from
{ far back 10 WIN in easy fashion
and the roar that went up
from the crowd shook staid oio
Mt Rainier peering proudly al
the faithful. chifla didn't look
ike much her first out Then she
ran a bang-up second back Of
Paimera 7. in 10 5. And when
she heightened out 70 a mile last
Saturday. she bounced home IN
convincing fashion
A California filly and sn Arizona
black they're aiming for a spot
on Kings Row they'll be rank
outsiders but they're fitted
and primed and they've come
up the tough Nay they car
write ARE romance come Sunday
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Pigeons Cannot Be F ed

SEATTLE Some of Seattle's
pigeons today faced short ra-
tons or none at all after
Don't Feed the Pigeons sign
was posted in downtown dis
trict.
Seattle citizens for many years
have made habit of feeding
the birds and many apparently
have forgotten to forage for
themselves.
Thomas Thompson. retired.
who said he had helped feed the
pigeons for IS years, declared
They've been fed all their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

lives, and still expect To be fed
hut f,st don't know where 10
60"
Maybe there's some reason
for the order. But there's no
reason why they can't be trapped
and killed. They shouldn't just
be left TO starve TO death. 1t
sort of gets you Thompson
said.
He declared someone ignored
the sign yesterday and tossed
out few crumbs.
"One bird got a broken wing
in the scramble that followed"
Thompson said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Johnny Evers
Fiqhis for Life

ALBANY, ~. Y. Johnny
Exers, SO. middle man of
"Tinker-to-Eyers 20 Chance.
WAS waging the greatest battle
of his career today-in an Al
bany hospital where attendants
report his condition .'improved
but still very serious"
Esers. second basemsn with
the Chicago Cubs aud Boston
Braves in the early 1905. WAS
taken Ia the hospital yesterday.
suffering from = stroke which
psraisxed his right side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Michigan Game
To Spokane

PULLMAN, Wash. Washington
State college graduate manager
Earl Foster today announced the
W Michigan State football
game would be PLAYED Nov. :. AT
Gonzags stadium. Spokane
IN 1913. Foster said. ". :. {
will meet Michigan State AZ East
Lansing Mich. 10 fulfil a home
and-home agreement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
SELECTIONS

FIRST Carssus. Lady IN Red.
HI ket
Second Proud Indian. Com
psny. Leland.
Third Snuffer, Dancing Don.
Gold Jet.
Fourth Chan Chan. Broad Roy
Al. Miss polvo.
Fifth-Idle Lad. Posilipo. Marvel
PLAY.
Sixth Rockwell. Commsndanle
Chance Cut
Seventh-Fort Vancouver. Glen
Pool. Ever Star.
Eighth Edgar Boy. onstavsi
Prediction.
Best bet-Jockwen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
BOWLING

Sixth Avenue. X Street and
and Broadway, running one-two-
three in the crosstown Bowling
league. maintained their relative
positions last night when each
quintet scored a three point sweep
In the circuits regular weekly
matches.
The Sixth AvenuerS. 27ls.
defeated Puyallup. 2406: n
Street. Fast, defeated Ruston.
2s2a: and Broadway. 1856,
downed Typos. 1851.
In the fourth match of the eve
mig. North End. 1927. won two
points from the Elks. 1889.