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Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-01

America! Don't delay. Put your dollars into uniform. Put them into U. s. Defense Bonds and Stamps. That's the way every American can help win the war-this all-out Axis War upon us!
 We must act fast. Start getting your share of United States Defense Bonds and Stamps today. Get them regularly, day after day, week after week. If you have already bought a Bond, now is the time to get nlOreL When is maturity? Ten years, but you cash the Bonds at any time after 60 days from the date of purchase. Naturally, the longer you hold the Bond, up O 10 years, the moro money you'll get back But you never get less than you put in. Bonds guaran- iced by U $. Government.
 What's the interest rate? When held to maturity, the Bonds pay 29 percent per year on your invest ment, compounded semiannually-you get back S4 for every s.
 Where do go to buy q Bond2 To your local Bank, Post Office, Savings and Loan Association, or other Defense Bond Agency
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-01
Employed In Nome

Bob Gilmore, electrician, form erly of Kodiak, is now employ ed on a project in Nome. Mrs. Gilmore is residing in Fairbanks for the present.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-01
Tn The Army Now

Charles Rutkowski, who left here recently to go to Anchorage to enlist in the Army, donned his new uniform there Monday of this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-01
Living IHl Homer

MT. and Mrs. R. c. Rosler, former residents of this city, are now making their home in Hom- CT.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-01

CAIRO EGYPT-Left right Sergeans Lewis M. Schultz of Columbus Ohio; John S. Warren Grndtone Pa R. G. Mott Boston, Mass and Dashie Washington look the Cairo roof tops from their billet the middle The famous Citadel can be seen in the background.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
MOVING PACKING & STORAGE

RESPONSIBLE PARTY having livestock
truck. moving from Kentucky or adjacent
burg 32-F-6 after pm. 17s
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing d Storage Co, Taylor 2937.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
ARLINGTON, VA.
Here Is a Fine New Home

One block of 1Oc bus line, in a lovely
wooded section OF exclusive homes; 3 spa
cious bedrooms. 2i2 baths. knotty pine rec
reation room and fireplace: LIST floor has
glassed-in sunroom. large living room, din
easy-operating overhead doors: you can
have a gorgeous rock garden in the rear
within walking distance of schools, churches
and shopping center Brick construction
and fir lumber: a good looking house that
is the last word in convenience; will finance
any wey to suit buyer. 3S41 Lorcom lane.
Price $4,000.
ALSO NEARBY. CENTER-HALL q
STORY BRICK COLONIAL HOME. with
open porch built-in garage. 3ia baths. 3
spacious kitchen, u bath on st floor; large
wooded lot. 1878 North Quincy st. Built
and for sale by NJ T. Broyhill Co.
NJ. T BROYHILL CO. CHI 5000.
To reach: Drive out Lee highway about
miles, right on Military road to Lorcom
lane, right to home
Evening star., 1942-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
/ DOOR FROM BUS.

Money talks. This broom, 2-story brick
home has "a bath on st floor and bath
en- End floor large living room. dining
room and kitchen. as well as large bed
room, built-in garage walking distance OF
stores and schools: located in Bethesda.
Priced for quick sale. $3.50.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORR,
7204 Wis. Ave WI. 243l.
S8,95O-PETW ORTIZ = FOUR BEDROOM
BRICK. one square from stores and
transportation and close to schools. Hot
water heat. hardwood floors through
out. gear garage; needs redecoratlng;
owner leaving city. has priced to sell
Sc. 4boNcHEvY CHASE. d. c-six rooms
and bath, extra lavatory of master bed
room. front porch, automatic heat,
hardwood floors throughout slate roof.
s12S50 ~ SHEPHERD PARK - Detached
white brick, hrst-fioor bedroom and
bath. 3 bedrooms and bath second floor,
maids room and bath, recreation room
lavatory in basement: oil air-condi-
tionea s41SNoN heSs s.ats M TG1f T1cHg gsta5e co
1908 H St. NV. National 2345.
"A HOUSE FOR S495,'
We ofier a 3-room house with porch
built-.n panels and ca silly assembled in
day, for only S4g5. Not mansion, but
comforts BILE and attractive. Prices will b.
raised June 1st' so write. wire or call
THE TRAvELoDGE CORP,
Lynchburg, Va.
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NAVAL OFFICER will pay top rental for
large. single, furnished room within walk
ing distance Navy Building; residential no.
tel preferred Box 345-C, Star. IT,
for Ink. or lge. rm.. twin beds. Boz
CO7-C Star
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ROOMS WANTED.

80l 44th ST. Me- or . rooms, fur,
nished or unfurnished; suitable l or 2
TR. 9123.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

GIRL TO SHARE ROOM with Govt. emu
very reasonable. MI. 3713.
IL 1I2I s4th n ST: NV, Apt. sO7-Larsc,
ss sv.1mns IoSm for conv
1918 18th ST. NV. at Rhode Island ave.
Large, bright room. adjoining semi-pri-
vate bath. shower; walk. dist
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Twin-bed room, liv-
Rsa ihg room: clos: pvt: bath: Conn. ave bus.
BETHESDA MD.-.sinsle room. adj bath:
I'd. wi. 1857 -'' " ou''ef
$50 LONGFELLOW ST. NW.-Youne girl
to share large room with others: conv.
transp:. bus stop at door. RA. 66bl.
alS ssSl oeia 1sa ssmpy sT hs
married couple; conv. transp
l4th AND PARK RID. N.W.-Tvin beds,
newly furnished; S2l each: no smokers,
Roe RPdser qSyi %yte e%Doyss EaA May 2srd private
Larse, beautifully farnished- p private Y bath;
for 3 or A. Others at $40 and Sl2 per week.
QUE ST. NV. 183l-Cool basement rooms.
almost aim completed. completely redecorated
and refurnished. all single beds; some pre-
pared for 3: young women only: reasons BILE.
2 FURNISHED ROOMS, adj. bath. pvt. on
/ st hoor; phone, twin beds Gentiles. men:
S4.50 each. Randolph 3277.
l. I022 9TH ST, N.W-Larse room, suit, 2;
pm. Ant 3. NE. 576s.
1868 EUCLID N.W-Youne man to share
naight trin hsG cool tTsh Tm with n snHther s. wk
Olympia. Apt. 81.
Penna. aveD-.Double room. twin beds,
c INV. phone: S16 mo. each: men Only
STUDIO BEDROOM in a private home
has been attractively furnished for 2 con-
genial young ladies' Columbia 27s3.
Ell sEAToN PL NE.1sinsle room. next
sentieman. mann MicSisan fi H!s 1884 '0n'' ''An''''
Is6 TODD PL, N;EG-lst a. front. south:
exposure; quiet. double bed; transp good:
bed room With another. d. BATH: s'e unIim. MIN
ph.. laundry priv: reasonable IA. S549.
1866 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt: 3-Young girl
to share with another lovely studio room
with porch; kitchen priv: $50 per mo.
HO. 011f.
4I4 ~ BUCHANAN ST. NW:-Room and
Jewish home, nr. Chillum bus stop; unlim.
phone.
447 LAMONT ST, NW-Larse pleasant
home: -l 9nIim. ~ phone: 81 5 mo. % each. "A' Nv,
TWIN BEDS. front, semi-pvt. BATH lovely
pvt. home; gentlemen, defense workers.
1000 l4th 81. W:-very large room Tor
gentlemen: beautifully furn., twin beds,
all conveniences.
23O5 18th ST. NW.-Neatly furnished
single or double, running water; So
week up.
CLEAN. newly furnished bedroom with
twin beds. in quiet location for nurses.
$50 st. ne.
COLORED-16Os 1Ith ST. NW.-Room
for girl; call on second floor after pm.
tonight.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

IN MT. PLEASANT-A BRICK HOME
containing 9 bedrooms, 2 baths. gear gar.
and priced at only S11,250. Not Tar
from 18th and Lamont SITS. THOS: L;
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 8 pm. 351S
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Only yrs. old, for the family that
vapor heat. 4 bedrms.. ga baths, recrea-
tion, rm. with fireplace in basement. For
further information call Mr.. Burr evenings
at Michigan 601s: or ONCE OF
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

$500 NO. WASH. BLVD-LARGE BASE
ment studio o-bedroom light housekeeping;
utilities included: bus at door. Is min
Evening star., 1942-05-15
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Ally DAVIS PL NW-2-ROOM DINETTE
kitchen; 3 pm Thursday and Friday
Phone Emerson 384S.
18th ST. NV GIRLS 10 SHARE APT
with another: utilities furnished. twin
l ROOM KTTCHENETTE, BATH;
walking distance most Govt agencies;
S75 month; avail. May 18th; gentiles.
DU. 1896.
YOUNG WOMAN 10 SHARE 2-ROOM
apt with working girl; refs. exch. MI
s059 after 6 pm.
BASEMENT APT ROOM. KITCHEN,
y bath; completely furnished; employed
adults. After pm. 1877 11th st. ne.
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CLEVELAND PARK,

Semi-detached, : rooms bedrooms,
near Conn. ave: garage, auto. heat; IN
perfect condition: for onlv Ss.a5O. Sub
Ject IN \ 1-vear lease. See il Immediately
EN-. 1890. 70 pr
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ROOMS FURk. & UkFURh.

1lth ST NW.-Room
for girl; call on second noor after pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

PINEY BRANCH RID
Cloose to D. C.-Detached corner brick,
8 rooms. bath. = large porches, ba sement,
lavatory and built-in garage Gail MR.
CLEMENTS. WO 35l4 or DI 3l00
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1-ACRE ESTATE.
SD 500

AN EXCELLENT BUY.
Improved by modern masonry home OF
s rooms bedrooms and bath on LIST floor.
2 bedrooms and large storage room on 2nd
floor, large center hall and sunroom on st
floor. oil heat, 2-car garage, and l-stoTy
house containing 3 rooms. servants quar-
ters. or playhouse or workroomS, in the
rear yard. Very convenient to schools and
stores. Ard transportation Will cause no
worry Inspection by appointment. Call
Mr. Nyce District 6O92i with VIM.
T'uDOCKMOPTON Ride
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APARTMENT RENT, NEW YORK

3-ROOM FURNISHED APT $50.
June to Sept 80 Apt. 2-B. 81 West
10th st, New York City. or phone Tuxedo
81 loo Ext 1874 Baltimore
Evening star., 1942-05-15

LARGE COLONIAL HOUSE,
JUST OFF CONN. AVE
Here is a splendid value IN snodern
brick home which hes Just been completely
redecorated Out-of-town owner anxious
to effect immediate sale Includes ist-
floor lavatory completely equipped kitchen
4 bedrooms. " baths. laree attic room
paneled recreat ton room with frnplace. .
car garage. For details cal Mr.. Jones.
Georgia 301q.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Attractive home containing bedroom and
bath on lst floor. bedrooms and bath on
beautifully shrubbed lot: years old
A. V. PISANI, WI. 5ll5
Evening star., 1942-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BRICK. ROOMS. BATHS. 2 KITCHENS;
near Park rd at 18th; h.-w.h.. oil burner;
excellent cond, Price, S9,e50. Gall MR..
CRANDAlL. Shepherd 6046.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

tached home, adjacent TO Chevy Chase
Country Club. on a beautiful street with
center .,arking. Contains 8 lovely rms. and
bath, screened side porch. Large lot,
garage. automatic heat and reconditioned
like new. An excellent value and fine
location, convenient TO schools transport
tation and the Bethesda shopping center.
Open for inspection: Dtrections: Out WIS.
CAFRTTZ CO, DI. 90sO, l4th and K
Evening star., 1942-05-15

Beautiful restricted Woodside Forest Is
close to fast bus line, only few minutes
from downtown and Govt. bldgs. 3-bedrm,
2-bath homes. on large wooded lots. avail
able in this ideal location for immediate
occupancy. Out Georgia ave. l mile past
Silver SDring
Evening star., 1942-05-15

I439 BELMONT ST. NV RMS. PVT.
path, refrigerator. porch; adults: reason
n
Evening star., 1942-05-15

ALExANDRIA-NEAR BUS LINE; $1,000;
charming renovated Colonial, o rooms,
freplaceS: deep, shaded yard; central loca
ton; Immediate possession. 710 Wolfe st.
LONG BRANCH PARK. 5000, S36 PER
mo, F. H. A.; 8 rms, bath, brick, com
pletely equipped. Sample house, 2s39 8
Glebc rd,. open daily till 9 pm. Located
on bus line, 10 minutes to WASHINGTON OF
Alexandra, Call MALCOLM MA1HESoN
Evening star., 1942-05-15
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED.
ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

ENGINEER AND WIFE DESIRE UNFUR-
nished apartment in Arlington, rooms,
kitchen. bath. Box 29l-C, Star. l6'
BEDROOMS, ARLINGTON OR SILVER
Spring. furnished or unfurnished: Govt.
engineer wife, Ayr. daugi ter and infant;
SO max. Box BIC. Star. To-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Army 10 Call
Married Men
Secondary Dependents
No Longer q Bor

CHICAGO, Aug. % - (R -
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, ma
tional Selective Service direct
or, offers this succinct advice to
physically fit married men with
no other dependents than wives:
Begin making arrangements
now to enter the Army"
In speech and at a press con-
ference here yesterday Gen
Hershey said Redistribution OF
all married men would begin
probably IL October and GER
tainly by Christmas"
when the supply of single
men is gone in the next few
months, we must dip into the
group of men with wives and
secondary dependents" he said.
The director explained Sec
ondary dependents were those
other than wives and children.
He added that men with second
airy dependents and those who
have only wives would be the
first to be called. Local boards
would have full jurisdiction
over dependency questions, Her
shey said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
US. Rangers
Now Ready
for Anything

LONDON, Aug. e - (P) -
Four American Rangers who be-
lieve they may have been the
first United States soldiers to
fight on French soil in this war
when they scrambled ashore at
Dieppe with British commandos
agreed today they're ready to
tackle almost anything after
their experiences in that foray.
The quartet-Corr oral Will
lam r. Brady of Grand Forks,
N. D.; Staff Sergeant Kenneth
Stemson of Russell, Mimi; Cor
poral Franklin M. Rooms of
Swea City, Ia, and Sergeant
Ales. j. Szima of Dayton
sprayed the Germans they en-
countered with new Garand
rifle slugs and, as one said, 1--WE
were picking 'em off like ducks
all day long"
"We found we were having
fun" they said.
Their first task was to scale
See AMERICANS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Macomb Tank Plant Strike
E yed by War Lobor Board
Sporadic Work Stopposes Alarm
Notionol Mediotion Body

The War Labor Board, al
ready concerned about spotty
labor situation throughout the
nation, today was particularly
occupied with a strike at the
Chrysler tank arsenal in Ma
comb county.
H. L. Weckler, vice president
Of the corporation, reported that
ATS ALL construction workers
had stopped work at the arsenal
on orders of Ed Thai, secretary
of the Detroit Building Trades
Council, in protest against the
hiring of some members of the
Congress of Industrial Organiza-
tons.
The Boards labor division
went to work on the dispute i'm
mediately.
OTHER STOPPAGES
A work stoppage at plant of
the Aluminium Company of
America also drew the Boards
attention. At the Vernon plant
of Alcoa in Los Angeles 300
aluminium workers walked out.
Go officials said the walkout
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
5000 Gallons
Of Gas Explode
Spectacular Fire
hoIts Gvotiot Troffie

Victor Croel. of Grand Rapids,
driver of a truck and trailer
containing 5000 gallons of gaso-
line, escaped injury at 1890 p.
m. yesterday when flames con-
sumed the truck and contents in
spectacular fire that attracted
thousands to the scene on Ora
tiot, three miles north Of Nut
tonville in st. Clair County.
Croel told Macomb county
deputies, who re-raS&ed traits
to Port Huron by way Of st.
Clair, that he noticed flames
shooting from the trailer 1t the
same time the trailer hitch
broke. He stopped the truck and
fled.
A moment later an explosion
hurled the truck a distance Of rs
feet. The truck and trailer, re-
Gently purchased by E. E. Chris
jefferson, of Grand Rapids, and
the gasoline was valued at $20,-
600.
The heat was so intense that
the pavement near the truck was
melted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Army Rushes
Big 5e|fridge
.Exp ansion Job
One to Five Million
Contract Awarded
to Detroit Firm

Work on the rece mt Y an
nounced expansion of the Sell
fridge Field Air Base took an
other step forward today with
announcement by the War De-
partment that a contract rang
ing from $1,OOO,OOO to S5,OOO,-
600 has been ard ID for
clearing, excavating and i'm
proving the 2,425 acres involv-
ed.
Announcement came through
Major c. S. Sullivan, of the u.
S. Army Corps o. Engineers, at
the Detroit District Office, when
it was revealed that the huge
contract had been awarded to
the Julius Borath g. Sons COM
pany, of Detroit.
MOVE SWIFTLY
Indicative of the zeal with
which army engineers are press
ing the giant development which
will result in the field being ap-
proximately four times its pres
ent size is the fact that first for
NAL action was revesled Aug. 5
when john C.. Lehr, u. S. At
torney in Detroit, announced
that condemnation proceedings
would be instituted.
TRAFFIC HALTED
On Aug. . the Army stopped
traffic along Jefferson avenue
from the North River road to
William p. Rosso highway and
felled two groups of trees pro-
viding possible hazards for air
craft. On Aug. ID the Corps of
Engineers announced award of
a contract of from 100000 to
S499, 1899 to Hamar Bros, De-
troit, for construction of a new
railroad spur traversing the new
limits of the base. On Aug. 10,
the U. S. District court in De-
troit approved seizure of the
2,425 acres under the War Pow
ers Act, and today announce
ment placed a major part of the
development under actual con-
struction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22

was unauthorized. George W..
Taylor, vice chairman of the
War Labor Board, appealed to
the men to 60 back to work now
"as loyal and patriotic citizens >
William B. Taylor, West coast
director of the Clio United Au-
tomobile Works of America. said
the work stoppage resulted from
company lockout of some
skilled workers. The Board Of
fetal intimated in a telegram
to the workers that the Boards
rejection of a wage increase de-
mand was the cause.
The Union leader messaged
the Board:
"Stoppage of work at the AL
&C. Plant at Vernon today was
not in protest to War Labor
Board decision but was precipi-
tated by the local Alcoa man.
See STRIKE-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Legion Plans
Installation
Charles MikeIoit
to Head Veterans

Installation of officers of Har-
ry Ollrich Post, the American
Legion, will be held at the Le-
gion club house Monday eve.
ming, August "a, at eight o'clock
The following officers are to
be installed by 40 ct de-
gree team:
Commander, Charles Mikelait
First vice commander, Clar-
ence Miller
S con d vice commander
Hugh Watson
Adjutant, Arthur Jenkins
Finance officer, George De La
Rue
Chaplain, Harry Moore
Sergeant at arms, William
Webster
Historian, Edward De Vries
Executive Committee Chair.
man, Lee Preston
The American Legion cordial
~ invites all Legionnaires ano
friends to be present. Refresh.
ments will be served by the la.
dies of the Legion Auxiliary and
a social evening is to follow.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Jurors Find
Clark Guilty
Assault Cose Ends
in Conviction

A jury in Circuit Judge Neil
E. Reid's court room found
Willie Fats" Clark, 24-year-old
Detroit Negro, guilty of GRIM
inally attacking a 39-year-old
Detroit white woman after de-
liberating only two hours late
yesterday.
Assistant Prosecutor Howard
r. Carroll successfully char ID
that Clark attacked the white
woman on a lonely road behind
Gowanie Golf Club last July 10.
Clark faces a maximum life
sentence for the crime. He was
remanded to Jail in default of
$4,000 bail to await sentence.
No date was set.
The case went to the jury at
$3.50 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Candidates Warned
Signs Are Illegal

The Macomb County Road
Commission today warned all
candidates for public office that
the placing of advertising mat
ter upon the rights of way f
public roads is prohibited by
state law.
Harry w. v. Lumley. chair
man of the commission, said
employees have been ordered to
remove the signs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Only 80 Escape
Death in Blow
al So|omlons
Marines Crush
Jop lnvodsss;
Blost Gilberfs

AsSoel1teo Treo8 WoH BoU0g
United States Marines, writ
ing q new type of South Seas
drama in japanese blood, were
credited officially today with
wiping out two enemy forces In :
the 17-day-old battle Of the Sol
ONION Islands and inflicting hea-
Wy damage in an assault on Ma
kin Island, 1900 miles to the
northeast.
Altogether, Il was announced
by Admiral Chester w. Nimitx,
commander of the u. S. Pacific
fleet, the hard-hittins leather.
necks killed 842 japanese and
captured 80 prisoners.
American losses were small.
CRUSH RAID
In the Solomons, the Marinep
crushed a stealthy night attack
by 700 well-equipped Japanees
last Wednesday, killing M but
30 in savage hand-to-hand &isist-
ing which ragged through III
night until late Thursday after-.
noon. and on the same nisht.,
annihilated IN snapaH &pcpa q
~ plgia0k2 ~ q 1NS = r.
until the last man waS kfi1cd.
Total American LOSES 81 IT,
two actions were a. killed as,fR
IS wounded.
In the bold raid on Maxim b
land in the Gilbert Islands, 3,loo
miles southwest of Hawnii
U. S. Marines and BluejickstT
wrecked the enemy base, killed
at least 30 japanese troops and
withdrew after completing their
mission. ---- ~
This was the same attack r.
ported yesterday by imperial
Tokyo headquarters, which q.
serted that about 200 American
troops, landing at dawn on AUG.
II, had been completely ~
pulsed"
SMASH INSTALLATIONS
Admiral Nimitx said the Mn-
rines, with Major James Roooop
welt, the Presidents eldest soG.
as second In command, shot M
the japanese garrison, smaihad
radio intallations and stores, ana I
destroyed two seaplanes In tho
water.
Ships OF our expedition gum
neil and sank one small trans.
port and one gunboat," Admiral
Nimitz's headquarters announc-
ed.
Considering the nature q
this operation, our forces snl-
fered only moderate losses. n
Roosevelt, who left film pro-
ducing in Hollywood in 1910 for
active service In the Marine
Corps, was uninjufed.
See JARS-Rage {
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Winnipeg KLhes Bore
Brunt ofDieppe Raid
Hard-Bitten Canadians Smashed
Their Way Three Miles Inland

who came back said the with
drawal was the coolest, and best
fought operation he ever wit
messed.
Maj. Thompson, veteran of
the first world war, in which he
participated in the battles of
Ypres and Loos, said those
See DIEPPE-Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-22
Order Clinic
in Golf Death
Boy. Is. to Undergo
80 Doy Observation

James Giokas, Is, who killed
fellow caddie with q blow from
golf club Tuesday night At
Hillcrest golf club, is in the De
troit Juvenile Detention Home
today awaiting removal to the
Michigan Children's Guidance
Clinic, at Ann Arbor, for 80 days
observation.
Transfer to Ann Arbor was
ordered yesterday when Pro-
bate Judge Joseph v. Trombly
approved motion presented by
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Herman l.. Brys an d recon-
mended by County Agent John
Ahrens.
The Giokas' boys detention
followed the sudden death Of
Charles Copp, IA. who was
struck at the base Of the skull
by a No. 7 iron, welded by the
l3 year old, in . quarrel which
had logged the lads from the
time, according to Giokas, when
Copp struck him in the mouth
on the 10th tee at Hillcrest,
down the fairways to the 18th
tee and eliminated in tragedy
as the boys, together with q third
caddy, Arthur Perrault stood by
water hazard on the 18th fair
way awaiting the drives Of
foursome for whom they were
carrying clubs and tracing balls.
On Thursday Deputy Sheriff
Leonard Travis signed . petition
addressed to Ju d &c Trombly
seeking full investigation Of the
case. AS a lresult the boy was
taken to the Detroit Juvenile
Home where he is being held
pending transfer to the Ann Ar
Dor clinic.
Meanwhile the victim was
buried Friday afternoon in
Fraser cemetery. The Giokas
boy, already in custody, did not
attend.
Ahrens said today that the re-
port of clinic officials. plus q
formal hearing to be held be-
fore Judge Trombly. would de-
termine future action in the
case.
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81 SeIeefees
Leave for Army
on Monday

Fifty-four selectees, accepted
for service in the U. S. Army.
Aug. 10, will leave the USO
Club at noon Monday for Fort
Custer.
The men will be served a
lunch at the club an hour earlier
by the Women's Auxiliary of the
VFW. Guy Brown, Jr., is group
leader.