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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
BomberCrew
Taken Captive!
lops Report Tokyo
Roider Down in Chino

BERLIN (From &c I'm n
Broadcasts) April o. up -
German dispatches from Shang-
hal quoted japanese army
spokesman as reporting today
that a damaged United States
bomber which took part in the
Saturday raids on Japan had
made a forced landing near
Shanghai and its crew was cap
tured.
(. apas jse Imperial head
quarters intimated Monday that
the planes which struck at the
principal cities of Japan were
launched from a carrier off the
east coast of the islands and said
they continued on to safety in
China after dropping their
bombs. Washington has main
tanned complete silence on the
raidS.)
The dispatches quoted Lieut..
Col. Kuno Akiyara, japanese
army spokesman, as saying the
captured filters were being
brought to Shanghai where they
would be interviewed by repre-
sentatives of the Axis press.
A naval spokesman said that
about Id airplanes were sighted
in the attack and that three air.
craft carriers were seen off the
japanese coast, but no further
details of the raid could be fur
nished.
(The Imperial headquarters
account Monday said about ten
planes participated.)
The Berlin Radio broadcast
this dispatch today, datelined
Tokyo:
The spreading Of rumors in
connection with events of a
military nature will henceforth
be a punishable offense, accord
ing to an announcement by the
japanese home ministry Wed
nesday.
1T was stated in q COM
munique that although the re-
See CAPTIVES-Page z
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Annual Honor
Fefe tuesday
- TO be Guests
at Bouquet

Nineteen new members of the
Mount Clemens high school
chapter of the National Honor
Society will be honored guests
at the 2lst annual banquet of the
chapter to be neld In the high
school cafeteria Tuesday, at 8
pm.
POSTMASTER at the affair
will be Miss Jane Howard, his
tory teacher at the high school
and 18th charter member Of the
local chapter Of the society. Spe-
cial guest speaker of th< occa-
sion will be Adjutant D. r.
Hamilton, director of the USO
club operated by the Salvation
Army and Jean Adams will
offer selections with Marion
Capron accompanying.
Parents of the new members,
members Of the school board.
teachers and al alumni mem-
bers of the chapter are cordially
invited to attend.
Reservations must be msde
by Monday nt IN and may b
made by telephoning No. -, N
was stated.
Tickets will sell at IS cents
each.
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j. :. BoIsiers
India Forces
More on Way,
Johnson Soys

NEW DELHI, India, April %
-(P-Because the defense of
India is of vital concern to the
United States III. S. troops al
ready are in India and more
will come" Louis Johnson, head
of the United States advisory
mission here, told press con-
ference today.
(Johnson's reference TO troops
now in India presumably meant
the air force under Maj. Gen
Lewis II. Brereton which al
ready had struck effective blows
at the Japanese.)
THE technical skill of the
United States will, to the ex-
tent to which you will accept
it, be applied to the problem
here" he added.
Of Sir Stafford Grips UNI
successful mission to seek In
dian approval of Britain'S plans
for her future status, Johnson
said only that there is going
to be a Johnson version of the
story, but the time for that
version has not arrived as yet. "
Johnson declared that the
United Nations saw the war as
an entity, calling for victory
everywhere, and not as a "Eu-
ropean war with an Asiatic side
show"
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Dependency Law Would
Provide Many Benefits
Questions and Answers Ciorify
Stotus Of Those Left Behind

A. Those of enlisted men OF
the Army, Navy, Marine CORPS
and Coast Guard, up to and m.
GLIDING the grade of sergeant In
the Army, and corresponding
grades in the other services.
@. When would the measure
become effective, if enacted?
A. On the first day of the
fourth calendar month following
enactment. Its pi provisions would
extend for six months after the
end of the war.
SUMS INVOLVED
Q. How much would depend
ents get?
A. That depends upon the de-
gree of relationship. Two class
es would be set up: Glass A, wife
and children; Glass B, parents,
grandparents, grandc h i ! d n,
brothers and sisters. When an
enlisted man wished to provide
an allowance in either classifi-
cation, $40 a month would be
deducted from his pay; if he de-
sired to have allowances paid
to both Glass A and Glass B de-
pendents, an additional SIS a
month would be made.
q. Is that all the dependents
would get, what the enlisted
man had taken from his pay?
A. No, the government would
make these additional payments:
For a wife but no child. $40 a
month; wife and one child, $50.
with $40 per month additional
for each additional child; for one
child, but no wife, SIS; no wife,
but two children, $25, with $40
per month additional for each
additional child; for a former
wife divorced, to whom alimony
has been decreed, $40: for one
See BENEFITS-Page 2
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Sugar Ration
Starts Mays
Stomps for
Purchase Planned

WASHINGTON, April %
P)-The natio IS first rationing
of food by stamps will start May
5, the office of price administra-
ton announced today, with the
first stamp good for purchase of
one round of sugar during the
period May 5 to May l6.
In an order citing forth de-
tails of the sugar rationing sys-
tenn, OPA disclosed that allot-
mentS to restaurants, hotels and
the like would be cut so per
cent under the amount used
last year, while bakers, confec-
TONERS, beverage bottlers, and
ice cream and dairy product
producers would be limited to
70 per cent Of past us,
Household consumers, who
will register at grade schools
throughout the country May
Al, inclusive, will be entitled
to purchase one pound of sugar
with each of the first four
stamps in war ration book No. 1.
The first stamp is valid May
5-16, the second May 1870, the
third, May 31-Sune -, and the
fourth, June 1927.
Retail and wholesale estab-
lishments handling sugar will
register at high schools April
% and %, as will industrial and
institutional users.
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Raiders Drive
Germans Back:
Hold ! Hours
Dorins British
Forces Stoge
Sewage Raid
BY the Associated Press

Britain's daring Commands
s m d the N All occupied
French coast Lear RouloRne this
morning, drove back the Ger
mans guarding the coast and
Withdrew after two hours. Brit
ish headquarters announced after
the rumble of heavy cannonade
was heard over the Dover Strait
before daylight.
a communique said the Com
mandos, striking in the first
combined operations raid since
the spectacular attack on the
German U-boat base at st. MAJ
aire. March %, ranged the
French coastal region testing
Nazi defenses and collecting mill
itary information.
SEEK SOFT SPOTS?
Such raids might be part Of q
program to find soft spots" In
the German coastal defenses a
a prelude to a British invasion
attempt.
The communique said British
casualties were very light" and
that naval force accompanying
the Commands damaged q Ger
man trawler which attempted -
intercept the raiding party.
saca0d Naxi tr1Ng|ex waefes
poy sed set afire.
The new cross-clrahnel thrust
one of q series which II said
to have spread filters among
German garrisons lon & the
French invasion coast" - was
accompanied by heavy firing
along the thick misted Dover
Strait.
NEAR BOULOGNE
Lookouts on the Kent coast
said the thunder of artillery
came from the direction of Bou-
logne and that q second period
of cannon fire was heard later,
lasting about Is minutes.
British headquarters said the
raid was carried out by "a small
reconnaisc 1nce" force and de-
clared that German troops were
driven back before the advance
of our troops"
No British ships were dam
&ged, the communique said.
Boulogne is one of the main
German d Tense strongholds
See COMMUNICATIVE Z
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Boat Permits
Out Tonight
But it's Too Late
to Make Application

Only those boat owners and
fishermen who have already
made application for Identified
ton cards permitting operation
in unrestricted waters of Lake
st. Clair will be able to obtain
them this evening at the Clinton
River Boat Club meeting, it
was emphasized today.
If the application form has
not been filled out, persons de-
sirous of obtaining the card must
go to Detroit, as it will be inn
possible to fill out the blanks
tonight. Those who have made
application were advised not to
call for their cards until after
8 o'clock as a dinner, beginning
at $50, will prevent the hand
ling of the cards until that hour.
Club members were warned
that they would not be seated at
the dinner, in the lower dining
room Of the Medea, unless reser-
vations were made beforehand.
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State County
.0ffi(ersComb
South Ma(omb
Control Figure in
Treason Case is
Reported in County

State, county and local POI
departments this afternoon were
securing the south end of Ma
comb county for Lieut.. Peter
Krug, pilot in the Nazi Luft-
waffle, who escaped from a Ca
madam concentration camp at
BoWmanville, Ontario, and who
found sanctuary with Nazis sym
pathizers in Detroit over the
weekend.
The search for Krug in this
county began when A. Rowan,
resident Of the 1l-Mile road in
RoSeville, toll Patrolman c.
Houghton, of the Roseville de-
partment, at headquarters, that
he had seen a man answering
Krug's description n n n 6
newspaper headlines in a car
at Nine Mile road and Gratiot
avenue. After a glance at the
headlines as he bought a paper
from the car, the man believed
to have been Krug, and a COM
panion, entered a drugstore at
the corner and emerged shortly
afterward.
Rowan sped to Roseville po-
lice headquarters to make his
report without waiting for the
suspected car to get into motion.
Patrolman Houghton at once
broadcast the report and the Ii
cense number of the suspected
ca, "A policG network of sher-
fits officers, state police and
Warren, East Detroit, Roseville,
and st. Clair S h ores at once
spread a network of flying po-
lice cars over the south end of
the county to check cars. The
whole East Detroit force was
rushed out on the case and Ser
geant William Lordy, directing
See FUGITIVE-Page 2
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15MoreFrent|1
Shot by Nazis
IS More Under
Threot Of Deoth
BY TAYLOR HENRY

VlCH4, Unoccupied France,
April % - Up - Lieut.. Gen
Ernst Won Schaumburg, Ger
man commander in the greater
Paris area, announced today that
more than Is persons have been
shot in reprisal for recent al
legged attacks on German &C.
cupation forces in the Nazi-oc-
cupied capital.
He warned that 35 more would
be executed if the attackers
were not found within a week
at most.
In addition to IS persons list
ed as executed for attacks on
April 2 and April 20, Won
Schaumburg's announce m e n I
stated that "a certain number"
of others were sent before fir
ing squads for the assassination
of a German sentry April 2.
The announcement also or
dered that all communists, jews
or persons responsible through
solidarity be deported to the
east to carry out forced labor in
camps
simultaneously it was report
ed from Paris that efforts were
being made to obtain the release
of Jean Blanchard, an import
ant labor leader who was among
20 hostages taken by the Ger
mans after the British Comman-
do raid last month on st.
Nazaire.
Blanchard was general secre-
tary of the Metal Workers Union
and the news that he is being
held created considerable stir
in labor circles.
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Record Entry List Foreseen
for City Marbles Tourney
Over 100 Boys Expected; Monitor-Leoder
Cooperotes in Sponsoring Annual Event

ready to step to the firing line
next Monday, when the first
matches are held, and begin
their quests for eithel a junior
or senior champ ionship. Sew
eral other grad, schools are ex-
pected to be we'll represented
Age limit in the junior di-
vision is 7 to ii inclusive and in
the senior, IL to Is inclusive. No
entry fee of any kind is re-
CURED. All that is required is
the filling out of an entry blank
which is published elsewhere in
this paper. Entrants also may
leave their names, ages and adj
dresses with their school princi-
pal. Marbles will be furnished
to those boys who do not have
them.
TROPHIES FOR WINNERS
The winner in each division
will be awarded an engraved
trophy by the NJ. l.. Green and
Son jewelry firm of this city.
Remember. no entries will be
accepted after 6 pm. tomorrow.
First round pairings will be an
houncet in Fridays edition of
this paper.
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sergeant Wins Free
Call
komes All Of Stotes
ond Their Copitols

Sergt. George Richmond OF
Selfridge Field, enjoyed a free
long-distance talk With mis-
mother in Fillmore, Ill, last
evening, because he knows the
names of all the states and their
capitals.
1t happened at the USO Club,
where the Jewish Council Spon-
sored the weekly party for ser
vice men from Selfridge Field.
Highlight of the evening was the
game which won Sergt. Rich
mond his free call home.
Approximately so persons
were present, and Mrs. Isaac
Barnett and Mrs. c. II Malbin
headed the same committee that
served last week,
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.ANMen, 45to IS; Must
Register Next Monday
Draft Boards Reveal List Of
County Registration Places

In the fourth Selective Service
Registration, Monday, making
virtually complete the listing of
manpower for nation at war,
thousands of Macomb county
family heads, ranging in age
from As to IS will enter the sew
eral established registry points
and sign on the dotted line for
emergency service.
Most sweeping in its probable
effect upon American family
life Mondays registration, save
for the youths 10 TO II who have
not yet been listed, will make
available to a government Gag
erly cycling all possible reser-
voirs of manhood practically all
able-to-fight, or work, adults of
the nation.
All male persons residing in
the United States must register
who were born on or after April
%, 1877, and on or before Feb.
Is, 1897. All three Macomb
county draft boards today re-
vealed the places of registry,
where men in this age group
must report on Monda".
BOARD NO.
In. the Mount Clemens area,
which is included within the
territory administered by Draft
Board No. /, four registration
places have been designated.
They will be open from z a. m.
to 8 p. m, Mnoday, April 81,
and are:
Wilson School, Registrar AZ
Charge Mrs. Byron Stuck.
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Lincoln School, Registrar in
Charge, Clarence Barck.
County Building, First floor,
Registrar in Charge Arnold +.
Ullrich.
u. S. o. Clubhouse, 65 f.
Broadway, Registrar in Charge
Willard O'Keefe.
In Warren township, likewise
within the Board No. / area,
the following places will be
available:
Busch High School, Center
See REGsSYHATION-pag- 2
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Nazis Attacked

VICHY, France, April 22-(P)
Lieut.. Gen. Ernst Schaumburg
deputy German military COVER
nor of occupied France, an
nOunced today "a great number
of Communist" attacks on Ger
man troops, including one sol
der killed yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, April 22-(P)
Sponsored by the war depart
ment, bill providing subsis-
tence allowances for dependents
of men in the armed services is
pending before Congress. The
following questions and answers
explain its provisions:
q. Whose dependents would
be covered?
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Defense Mapped

LONDON, April % - P) -
Field Marshal Gerd Won Run
stedt, commander of German
forces in occupied France, was
reported tas.a, s-~cA Stockholm
to have held important military
discussions in the Netherlands,
presumably mapping defense
measures to be taken in case OF
an allied invasion of France. -.
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PanayGarrison
Forced Back
Brett Confident
Of Progress
BY ROGER ID. GREENE
Associated Press War Editor


Allied sky fighters defending
the approaches to Australia were
credited officially today with
scoring a 40 victory over Jap
anese Zero planes in a bat
tie over Port Moresby, New
Guinea, while u. S. Navy tor
pedo boats were reported to
have seriously damaged a Jap
anese light cruiser in the Phil
ippines.
Heavy new Japanese attacks
on Panay Island, in the central
Philippines, compelled Ameri-
canFilipino troops to fall
back again after their fierce re-
sistance had checked the invad-
ers at Lambunao, the war de-
partment reported.
DUAL ATTACKS
The war department said that
other Japanese columns were
attacking two points in Antique
province, on the west coast of
Panay and that enemy aerial re-
connaissance indicated the in
vaders were planning to attack
Negros island, between Panay
and Cebu.
The communique said enemy
assaults on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
forts in Manila bay were limit
ed yesterday to few dive bomb
er raids on Fort Hughes and
Fort Drum.
A bulletin from Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's headquarters in
See PHILIPPINES-Page 2
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escaped German Pilot Reported i'm East Detroit Today
late X X X
bulletins
Toll Listed

TOKYO, April 22-CUP)-An
official news agency dispatch
from Manila said today that so
far $500 United States and
Philippines prisoners had been
taken, including 10000 Ameri-
cans of whom 1000 are in field
hospitals, and $4,000 Filipino
troops.
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Control Hinted

WASHINGTON, April % -
(UP)-President Roosevelt to-
day worked on an anti-inflation
message to Congress and to the
nation that will recommend the
most drastic governmental con-
troll of American life ever con
tempIated.
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No Prophesy

LONDON, April 22 - (H9 --
A Berlin broadcast heard here
today denied that any official
German spokesman eyer pro-
phesied that The German often
siye on the Russian front would
start in April. This is merely
propaganda" the Berlin an
nOuncer said. He declared that
"the date of the offensive will be
determined solely by the Fueh-
rer.
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Firms Retreat

KUIBYSHEV, Russia, April
22-tUP)-The Russians were
authOritatively reported today to
have overwhelmed the Firms on
three sectors of the Karelian
front and to have advanced six
miles at one point, despite stub
born tank and infantry counter
attacks.
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Warships Move

LONDON, April % - R -
Reuters said today the Vichy ra-
do reported from Morocco that
a British naval force of two bat
tleships and six destrOyers pass
ed Gibraltar and steamed into
the Mediterranean early yester-
day afternoon.
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Japs Stalled

CHUNCKING, April % -
(UP)-Severe fighting ragged on
the Salween River front in East
ern Burma today where Lieut..
Gen. Joseph w. Stilwells Chin
csc defenders stoutly resisted
strong Japanese attacks and
took a heavy toll.
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New Command

G f \ Err III MacARTHUR'S
II + A ID QUARTERS, Australia,
April 22-OUP-Vice Admiral
Robert Lee Ghormley, United
States Navy, of Portland, Ore,
has been ordered to New Zea-
land to organize a joint United
States-New Zealand naval COM
mand which will he outside the
zone commanded by Gen. Doug
las Macarthur, it was learned
today.
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Precinct 5 Wardens
Asked 10 Meet

All air wardens, new and old,
of Princinct 5 are requested to
report at the office of Justice
Donald Parent in the Mount
Clemens Savings bank building
this evening at 1870.
Patriotic obligations should
prompt every man TO be on hand
this evening, Justice Parent
stated.
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Plane Losses

MOSCOW, April 22 R) -
The German air force lost SOL
planes from March % through
April Is on the Russian front,
the Soviet Information Bureau
said today.
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Parade Committee
Meeting Held Ieday

A meeting Of the para1e eeun-
mittee for Lick the Axis~ wooo
was held this afteRnoon G =
pm, it was announced b. An
Brewer, secretary Of The Dog9
Of Commerce .~day
The session was held @ ~
boards office u Walnut Gegool
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Next weeks city marbles
tournament, supported whole
heartedly by the various schools
and their principals and teach
ers, seems destined to attract
record number of competitors.
A preliminary checkup today
disclosed that more than 100
boys have indicated to their
teachers that they plan to COM
pete in the tournament. Many
of the youngsters have not filed
an official entry blank, but the
teachers are obtaining the
necessary data from them and
will turn their rames in TO The
Daily Monitor-L der before
expiration of the filing deadline
at 6 pm. tomorrow. This news
paper is collaborating with the
Department of Recreation in the
sponsoring of the forthcoming
meet.
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WILLIAM WARNES. JR.. "a
year old Macomb county sailor.
who was aboard both the U. S. S.
Langley and the oil tanker Pecos
when each went to the bottom of
the Java sea under a merciless
hail of Jap bombs. He is now
on a two-week shore leave visit
ing his parents at their home,
near Meade north of Mount
Clemens.
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TWO DIVISIONS

No tournament in the past has
ever attracted so many as 100
entrants, but Grant school
alone is reported to have more
than Is "mibs' enthusiasts
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED PRESS

Impartial Coyerose
OF All LocoI News
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-09
Harrison in HOLLYWOOD

NAL. Somebody told the publicity
department, but the people there
said it sounded too much like a
publicity story"
A Outstanding press agent sug-
gested that during this picture they
could arrange to test the blood
pressures of Miss Montez and Jon
Hall before and after they played
love scenes.
But the copper-haired, curva-
cious, Spanish-Dutch actress, who's
as smart as II foxes, squelched
the idea. IF Mr.. Hall and I do
an ardent embracing and my blood
pressure doesn't go up, the public
will say I am cold. If it does go up
Mr.. Halls wife will be mad at me.
So that is what you call ON the
spot, and I am not having any
thank you
This led to the amazing revela-
ton that Miss Montez, the oomph
woomph, WOW and whistle girl ot
the season, never has been kissec
on the screen.
There is all'the talk about how
/ am such - ah - hot stuff" she
pouted. There are the costumes
without much to them and there
are the still pictures. Each time {
script is made ready, l say, 'Thees
time. Maria, you will show whe-
ther you are an actress of romance
Thees time you will geev the Hay.
office something to worry about