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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18

RES a lucky Dad if he find, ? or
=, 'ne'e waiting for him Father,
LAY morning! Styled to mar.
.-''e - IN cool cotton standings.
oroadelOths, herringbone weave, ,oJ
Live ar weave'. Short sleeves, convert;bl.
'0ii'f'' Small medium. large.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
CONTRIBUTIONS POUR IN

An auto accessory store on
Grand River gave 252 pounds OF
new floor mats, hose connections
Aand other rubber fittings for auto
mobiles. Staff members OF one
General Motors department office
scraped together 100 pounds OF
desk pads, rubber telephone bases,
galoshes, chair pads and type
writer erasers.
A challenge by the chairman of
the rubber drive in Utah that no
other state would equal the per
capita amount contributed there
was accepted in behalf of Michi-
gan today by Howard A. Coffin,
chairman of the petroleum indus
try scrap rubber drive here.
A your old rubber for rubber
of bridge" party will be given
today at the home OF Mrs. D. j.
Marantette, 1882 Wark avenue.
Women of the neighborhood have
organized the affair as means
of aiding the scrap drive, with
ANY old article Of rubber" as the
admission ticket.
William j. busch, 35l6
Cadieux avenue, received letter
of thanks from President Roose-
welt for a letter in which he
suggested that every car owner
in the nation" donate his rubber
floor mat TO the cause. The Pres
ident at yesterdays press confer
ence said he thought ii would be
"a grand idea If motorists would
give up this comparatively non
essential part of their cars fur
nishings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
Rubber Pours In
AsGds Stations
Push SdapDrive

Rubber scrap piles in this area
piled higher and higher today as
contributions ranging from hand.
full TO a warehouseful were re-
ported.
Largest single addition to the
scrap collection listed in this
vicinity was a Cotton lot, which
came from the Baldwin Rubber
Company of Pontiac.
While figures on the amount
collected so far are not available,
officials said today that the drive
was still gathering momentum.
ADD STIMULUS TO DRIVE
Many gasoline station operators
are not satisfied merely to let
their stations be used as receiving
stations for the scrap. but find
ways to add stimulus TO the drive.
Many display signs. Give Your
Scrap to Beat the Jap" Ed Hafeli.
operator of a station at Rolyat
and Van Dyke avenues. has q
variation on this theme with
Donate Your Rubber Panties So
We Can Lick the Slanties."
Another dealer, "Bab's Service"
at West Warren and Winthrop
avenue, has distributed handbills
Offering TO give a set OF six water
glasses TO the first 200 people who
bring in 20 pounds or more OF
rubber. This is in addition TO the
regular one-cent-a-pound payment.
Meanwhile, the Automobile Club
of Michigan is receiving a steady
stream OF calls for trucks TO haul
scrap to receiving stations. The
club has offered 10 send a truck
at any hour. day or night. to pick
up rubber contributions. The tele-
phone number is Cherry 2911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18

A white tongue of flaming
gasoline streaming from a
Japanese torpedo plane and
spelling its doom. This was a
victim of anti-aircraft fire
from American warships dur
ing the Jap attack on the car
rier Lexington in Coral Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18

ADVTRTIsTMTNT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-17
Government Office
Heating Defended

tr'CHl comments IN some news.
!. pen, regarding temperatures of -
-.-'ty. and higher IN WashngtOns
.s.iH.,..r offices - not too sincere.
.... NElnar H. Surprise. secretary
1872, henderson Chamber ul Com
..1g" and Ion siN year, Il resident
g "....HssiDu.
%" .mr.,ui> arc tied IN with the
.E'#wJuj ruling thui oil heated
ar. rrtuld oc Kept at tn degrees.
..-H1.iuu~ office buildings arc
.'.., - .!gu pressure" steam from
'...-.f .U"t'Hg plant. with coal
u... H.rp'I.g ~ays jhc gu.-
..... Ao.. not asked That coal
.. .....r %" .,pj .u the i"w
..... ...s-.g. Wprfv .c.rcu iurl uI!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
Standard Risks
League Lead in
Metro Feature
STANDINGS

WEIGH W.. George q Murray, alleys Ia;
Palmer Park We. KoppitE. "a; standard
vs.. Rainbow, Sc; Hill's W.. Martin, rs;
chens -Trombly We. National, Sc: Mt. FL
liott We. Southeastern, ~ Southeastern
Recreation. 2e07 st. Jean avenue, 1880
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07

Standard, possessor OF one
game lead for first place in the
Metropolitan, may and may not
he there after tomorrow night as
r. a n b ow, the runner-up, has
enough pins waiting to be released
to spoil the leaders aspirations.
In the averages, Standard is so
points better and If Don Brichta.
Mike Angelic, Bob Johnston, and
Joe Plasky get together with Ellis
Walker then Rainbow's prospect
could be brighter.
Mel Dorl, Herb LEM, Frank
Teschler, DR.. G. J. Grimaldi, and
Matt Furgan show only 916 and
on form are bound to lose two.
only Rainbow is one Of those
teams not so worried about aver
ages but just bent on winning
the odd that counts so much over
the long league route.
Rainbow must sweep to take
first and take two TO tie. On
paper the outlook is difficult but
the Metropolitan teams are rarely
Influenced by the pre-game odds.
Another good match pairs the
third place Southeasterns with
Mt. Elliott. next in line and am
bilious TO 90 higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
KELvrNAroR MEsA-AFTERNooS
sHOWE'g
MON TWELVE

zs4. Delmar Young 225, John MCMILLAN 201-
7i0, Henry Kuzis 204.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
LADIES' THURSDAY NIGHT
LADIES MONDAY NIGHT

High scores-Elsie Cloutier 222 Betty
Bsyne 222. Marion Hayes 213. Lottie 2o4.
Kate Fasbsnder 2o3, Henrietta Koehler
1e1, Marion Hayes 1871. Helen Mack 159,
I. Denovich 1se. Mary Shade 1855, Maume
Bauman 1873. Ella Probst 1873, Nellie Muel-
SON 1ss, Jean Thompson 1se. Francis Hoy
Ter ITO, Eleanor vermeersch IT'S, Fern
Foster III, Beatrice Nowak 1T, Helen
Haremza 174, Eva Schneider ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
AMERICAN LEGION

High Scores-Paul Thiel 20s, Cecil Ward
2lO, Frank Gies 222, Frank Burger 212,
Harold Allen zoe. Ed Nelson zoe. Al Kauf-
man 205-211, Del Forbes 202, Duane
Parkes 2l2. George Mouat all, Joe Ro-
zanske 223. Stan Carpenter 214, Bill
Ceschwtnd 703. Bert Alien 205-2i1, DR..
Verne Richards 40. Frank Conger 2l4.
Mike sagie 213, Ed Brinker 223 George
Mathews 22s vern Smith 2i4. Harold
Erickson 20l-21e. Rex Talcott 21o-241,
Richard Cody 232 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
KINGS AND QUEENS

High scores-Harry TAggart 713. Jack
wuIbrecht 20l. Margaret Cline 226-is2.
Ann v. Frederick $50. Margaret Steiner
IT'S. Ethel Hunmsster 1T. Lillian Proven
cal 1910 HaIen Holeman 1T3-i71.
Dorothy Thompson ia, Grace WuIbreoht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
JUNIOR HOUSE

Joseph Aorys 22s. Ernest surridge 22o,
Jack Lennon 225-2o3, Jay Black a75,
ais, Richard Dssmst 21e. Andrew pesmet
2oi, Marcel Desmet as. George BARLEY
243-20e George Bperry 2z4-2i3. Roy Jep-
son 2i3. William Thompson 23o. Edward
Hester 20s, Gin Nelson 2o7 Gordon
ellis All, Edward Clark 2i4. Harold
Harden 2o7, b. Lewis 224, Robert Brisr-
ton 223 Allen Higgins 213. Paul Bahzer
$50 7o3, r. okne 2o6. Charles Hill zoo
Don Setter 22e, Norman Nowak 20s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
RITTER

243. p. Cito 203-237. J. Moore 22O. V.
Mueller 232. p. Granla 22o-2o7. J. Corrado
2o1. J. Distefano 225 +. Rateick 222. G.
Gardner 234, B. WenIeli zoe, z Wenzell
203. B. Fischer 2is. c. Hanson 227. H.
Glidden 201. Jim Cingerella 212. J. Baker
22i. B. wiggert 201, J. Burnett 2i3-2o1
s. JusIkiewicz 200, w. Underwood 204, II.
Taylor 2o2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
TONAL SECTION
BEACON
aoIsE IRAaIE

z5T-233. ]. Kuvatch zoo r, Crown 7f3.
,. srsny. 223-2o3. L. Blair 236 Netzer
2oi.2i2. J. wysocki 900. +. Lister 2o7.
p. Baschsnd 22i, v. Gogols 235. A. kss-
cielnisk 201, w. Peschke 203, A, schmu-
ker ais. q. Block 220. A. Mssley 200. l..
Ward 2l3, J. Brehmer 235. X. Dur az
702. q wituek 205. y. Huber 7i5-232 J.
whitby 2o5, u. Evans 2os, r. Martin 223.
G. Ctesielski 205.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
DETROIT RECREATION
pEIROII TINES
LUTHERAN LADIEl

HIKh scUfts-Nhuy btah &Is.~vN satN
BiekIng 200 Frank Ttmm 203. Walter Tom
cxyk 2Oi Howard Storm 201, Bill Koehler
200. Henry vandelinder 400. Martin Wing
ZOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
MAJOR ESQ CLASSIC

High scores-Bud BeIk 2l2-2Il. Mel Dorl
2i5, Greg Grimaldi 225. Matt Furgan 2l2
Clarence Shorkey 205-222-232 Phil Toceo
213. Harry PiIarski 2O1. Len Liberda 20l.
's s,n zos,1; fee E M1e %. ez I
Green 222 Joe Locke 2o2-225. Frank
oliner ali, DoraIio 2o4. Angelo Della 22l-
225. Joe Stemmer 243-203. Carl Carlson
2O2- 200 John Beanchi 30. Matt Lederer
22s. Bill Mccarthy 242, Mette standish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
RIVIERA
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores-otto Haas 231. Ray Bardei
27s-2o5, Phil Northman 227. Harold Kos
mowski 225-201. Hugh sprott 222. Walt
Bednsrski AL, Doctor Johnson 22o, Tony
wisniewsh ais, Clarence Bishon 214. Ar
Malone Ala, Tom Guilfoyle 213. George
Boiiinger 212, Larry Gil I'll. Roy Wren
beck 209, Jack Giesey 203. Harold Jasch
\ 201, Ed Knoph 20l. Homer Johnston 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
PALACE

High scores-Pat salancy 20Z, skladxien
as, Morris Rau 23s. Harold Krutsch 2o2.
Rudy Walby 215, John Holitnger Ill, Leh-
man 237. Harold Allen 222. Francis Dede-
rich ais. Tom Rooney 2i2-234, Ralph
Bourgeois 2o2, Elmer Guth 2i2, Jack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
900 HOUSE

Bell, 227-7is-71e. Andy Romer 7O3 Herr
Mieiks 222, James Butler 2o4, Mark Hsrgi
mund 70e. Larry valliere 400 janet
wishart 205. Frank Meyers, 730-277. Johr
squillo as. Ember Thomas 1921. Jo'
vignsu 400. Al Fox zoe. Steven htisk 7o3
Johs ffsifsuf 1cA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
TLANDA
VOGUE
HOT 81 LEAGUE

High scores. Krause 2o5. Al sagert
DeNeve 22f, J. Williamson 200. l.. Jess
more 2i3. H. Peck 20i A.. Reichenbaeh
2Os. j. Pletti 2o5-2oo. r: shaw 2ls. r.
A. Schroeder 213, G. CoWelchuck 2os, v.
Gardella 2O3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
KINGS AND QUEENS

George Francis 201. NIL Hattemer 201.
John Pfsifsuf All. Lon Cunningham 2Is.
c. West 23i Fritz Kingsland 235. Frank
Molinaro I'll, Adolph stefani 23e. Jack
Sanders 236-230
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
sTRATHMOOR
HOUSE LEAGUE

HOtbE LEAUIE
W l. w T.
Wolverine n z strathmoor - -
Radio 20 5 Great Lakes 10 ia
Rollins ~ Arthurs ~
Burns IA IA Progressive ~
High scores-cole Goslin 25l. sliayerins
Watson 235-2i7, Leonard Theisen 224.
Herman Kiehl 224. Joseph Greytok 223,
staley WATERFORD 22O. Wayne spalding
ais 2Oi-2 Oi. Edward King ais, Jay Bailey
-2i4 Norman Goslin 2i2, Harvey Deter
209 Albert Violin 200. James Fitzpatrick
2Os Joe Budesky 2O5 Francis Wsldecker
203. Richard Morse 202-200. Jim Barclay
2Oi. Richard Becker 2Oi. Bernard Gillette
201, Rubin Marshiek 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
SOUTHEASTERN
LADIES HOUSE

High seores-Welda Cole 1911. Ann =.
Frederick 1ss, Evelyn Bolle 1873, Marie
Rezyckl $50 Margaret Shea 1918, Hazel
Holieman 174. Rose Stokes l73. Florence
Sullivan III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores. Cashier 205, c. Grass
All, Bertges 200 Gallinat zoe. A. Laramie
2l2, c. Fisher 2O2, W. Miller 2o2. J. Cav
ley 200-zo3 II. Motel 2o4, w. snethkamp
I2o7-204, r. Bolter 204 $50. ostdyke 73t-
202 Stein 2o9-203. Kloenhamer 223. Par
sons 2oT-2es. Aaske eos, ". casburn ais.
A Boyce 2o5, II. Smith 235-2l2. p. Bauer
225-20e-23i, Parshaii at, bubsn 20s-232
lGayewsh zoe. W. Wilson 224. j. Tomsl
'2iO. W Rostick 200. r. Rothgarber 2i3,
.Cy Cynowa ais. Land 24o-20l. szwed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
LADIES THURSDAY AFTERNOON

High scores--Edith Meighan 2o0-177, LII
han Bieganowski 200 se Augusta Klein
1s5. Margaret weinert 1s5, Marion Stroll
1918 Nora Piebelkorn 1873, Rhodelia
Grivalske 152, Ann Rice 166-162. Elsie
Schubert 153. Mary Jean Craven 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07

High scores Adolph Bulgareiii ~
Louis BulgArelli 2oi. John Grimaldi IL
r. fmbronone AIS. Frank Klein 205-20
John Bissa ais. Anthony Ross 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
GREEN OAK


High scores-Madison 22s. r. Brosch
223. E. Bartos 222, T. Bushing al, r.
Robson 207, J. Nussbeutel 200. B. Eddy
201, r Bowers 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
CONNER

Hikn ecores-C. Robins ia, G, Wrobel
1o7, J. Hoensks All. r. Ketteibut Ala, J..
olsss 300, g. Psssk 27s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
ALIENS
IHAGTy

High scoreS-C Coodrow 2f0-H6, JACK
Cunningham 22-245 Bert Aiter at, Noble
Peters 2A, Ray Kean 2o2. Harry Johnson
EOS. PAUL Tracy 2os George Egar 2l3-2t7,
George steek 217-20s-210, Otto sehgettn
40. w Ruek 202, Hugo steek 22f-205. J.
BIovttz 23i-7oe. I'd Guerney 222. Clston
Colts ais. Jerry Ryan 3oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
NEW FAIRvIEW
JUNIOR HOUSE
SIDE TADCo

Dunn III. Carl Wolf 2oI-2l4. Ed Krsmp'
214. Bill Jones 2ls. John Barnes 200
Charles Moceri as. Louis stroster 2I3.
III. Kari Braun 231-2i2. Everett Grubt
2le. Jimmy Moore 20f-26s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
PATTERN MAKERS
GRANDMONT

High scores--walter Burgess 2is-211, Ar
thur Mchan 2o1. Harold Cerstler 2e7-20f-
asa, Herbert ZiemAnn 7o4. Reader ala,
Thomas Grove 2o3, Clay Young 2o3, Chss.
Workman zoo. Ted Coulter 2o6, steve
Muller 2i0 Jack Kelly 2oi, VIM. Peterson
20e-710. VIM. Teeter 222, Russell levitt
7O2, Carl Uren 202. VIM. Yobske 400. Joe
Costa All, Jack DatiIio 202, Al Kraszowski
727, Clarence Bull 2io-221-2o4,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
NOTTINGHAM
JUNIOR LEAGUE

HiKh scores-MorIeY 20i. Walter LorkoW-
,ki 21I-23s. Henry Froehlin zoe Joe Dixon
21O n Tooisn 2o2. Paul Caron 200.
Ciseys 2i3-2Is, George Lundie 231, streh-
lau 2ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
NEW GARFIELD
LADIES ROUSE

RETAIL NEAT MERCHANTS

High scores-Maria Duszlk 22i-les, Mar
garet Kordos 155. Helen Bayma ls2-ie1,
Agnes Beymer 173-i71-16e. Josephine
Cross 1872. Belle Zielinski 1876, Marion Matt
i53. Hattie stepanski 154, Cathern Shade
1877. Adeline Walski l76-164-l7e, Helen
Kurowsh 1853, Marion Springer 1T, Lee
Roach 1874 Marcella Levandowsk 155,
stsphanis stsrrewski 16l, Clara Daut Isl,
Anna Pauus 176-l6s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
BLUE DIVISION

HiGn HCOreB-LeCU AhrOH LUO JUfIII r'HN :
nett 24s, Charles Tvaska 205, Ted Simon
2O9 Cecil Jourdan 204.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS

Herb Depp 223. Towers 2o5. Bergeron
EOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
RAINBOW

High scores-Tony haisano zfA-zOs, Oe-
car Grammen 244, Louis Delegate 240-
al. sam Maisano All. George Delegate
oil 200 julius Barbsni 40, John Muenx
2o2. Tony Horn 200. Paul Gheran 2o2-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
WEST CHICAGO
WASHINGTON BOWL

High scores-Bnl PREM 23s, Jim Butts
233, Bill Urban 232, Barney Gugei $50.
Joe Bernard 223-213, Clarence Timm 223,
Adam Beller 211-213. Gil Campbell 40,
Hill Meyer 213, Clarence Shirk ZIG. Dave
Hessen 204-206, Earl Lines 2o2-210.
Clarence Adrian Ala, Sam st. onge 2Os:
Harry Page 2Os. Paul Walker EOS. Lenard
Smith 2os, George Leist 2oI, Jonn WI
Hams 207, Ed Dicenxo 207. Frank BuchtA
2O4. Dave Newman 2o4. Jim Mccain 2o4s
Howard storm 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
MURRAY INTER PLANT

HIkH btOTeb-NICh IbbhI Zfos JUdu LoHL-
bardo 22i. H. Laird 235. Il. Mackowiak
20i, william Galloway 212, H Hoimstrom
2o5, r. Britt 206 Matt Ciociols z01, c.
slawinski 207. 8. Rogers z35. Ed Merchant
2o4. J. walenga 2is-224. Art Mueller 40.
Orion Steele 222. Spencer Herbert 21l,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
OLYMPIC
v. T.. JACOBS AFTERNOON
LErT-HANDERs' TRAVELLING

q High scores-John cxsko 25t. vitro ss-
pienzs 201. Joe Naes Dos. Albert Rich
ards 2o3 Lenord Korden 2oi. James Monk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
LUCKY STRIKE
JUNIOR HOUSE
DETROIT POST OFFICE

High scores-R, Lindemann AL 2os-2oi.
A. Thomas 2l3-2f4, Dietrich 2o2, 3. Adsir
7ie p. Rudnick 231. NJ. Clark 7o3. ID.
Racine zoe. W. MERCER 70s. ". Kuehi 73s,
~. Eovak AIS, r. Hin al, J. Crawford
712, L. Deres 2o4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
HALL-DODDS

DE SOTO AFTERNOON SHIP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
AI.TE:s
m nRnH

, George Thomas 2ii. Julius Deriemsker
l2l2, Edward Losinsk 200 Russell Tall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
DENB
SENIOR HOUSE

High scores - stanley Barr 110-213.
Adam Finzel 200-202, Joe PfAna 20i. Tom
Fortunate EOS Jack Kennedy 2oz. George
o:lsr:th ssas Nsk sossSm
3-7O5, Al sagaert al. Andy stetxinger
227. c. Weir 2os. Joe koreck 2io. r. Koch
223 Bob Briarton 233. Joe Potoski 20s. Ed
Berlin 20s. Frank Gyurieh 10000. Al
Daniel 214, Ar Geske 23s-7l1. Andy
Tomaselle 200. Ed Konn 400, Ed Forton
Ala. Hank Van Britson 40. r. Bies 21o.
Norm Lipks All. Harold Jacques 2et- 2ie;
Schmidt 2o7 Dick keil 20i, Ed Rateick
221. Bill Strike 2o3-201, Jim Horiocker 2o4,
Frank Craessle 220, w. Prystop 200-2i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-07
BRIGHTMOOR
BOWL-O-DROME
House LEAGUE
CONGIO

AMERICAN SECTION
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Reading Gels
4 10 5 Years
Ex-Moyor Sentenced
in Graft Conspiracy

DETROIT, Jan. 7-(R-Cir-
cult Judge Earl c. Pugsley of
Hart today sentenced former
Mayor Richard w. Reading of
Detroit to prison term of four
to five years on a charge Of ac-
cepting thousands of dollars to
protect gambling interests.
Reading was convicted by q
jury of charges brought follow
ing a grand jury Investigation
of Wayne county graft. i.
"A jury has said I ana guilty
but / am not guilty." said the
dapper little ex-mayor. Il new
er in any way conspired to ac-
cept any money or to protect any
racket. In the future this will
be shown"
In announcing the sentence
the court said 1.-The proofs are
conclusive" and declared that
Reading violated a public
trust and became part and par
eel of scheme of corruption"
Following Reading, other de-
PENDANTS were called before the
bench and sentenced.
John Roxborough, co-manag-
err of heavyweight champion Joe
See READING-Page z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
ley Blasts
Buffet City

Mount Clemens residents got
an icy taste of winter last night
as the temperature dropped to
a 5, and weather forecasters
held out little hope to shivering
citizens for relief soon. The
cold-low was at 6 am.
Even lower recordings are
predicted for tonight as the full
force Of the cold wave which
swept the Prairie states a week
ago engulfs lower Michigan. A
minimum reading of 10 below
zero Is expected. And just to
make sure that no pedestrian
stays warm, Old Man Winter
was scheduled to throw in mod
erate-and frigid-winds.
Highest temperature Tuesday
in the Detroit area was % with
an average Of IL, considerably
lower than Hast years average
of "a on Jan. 8.
Lowest temperature in the
past 50 years on Jan. 8 was q
2 in 1912. Highest was .
spring-like So in 1907.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
Our Town
is Senior
Production

When the Senior Glass of
Mount Clemens High school
presents "Our Town" as its an
nual play on Thursday and Fri
day nights, Jan. % and %, those
in the audience will see a per-
Torrance that represents one of
the finest achievements of the
modern theatre.
Thornton Wilder, the play
wright, has transmitted the SIM
pie events of a human life into
universal appeal. Shorn of
many theatrical aids, most par
ticularly that of scenery, the
play demands much of the act
ors.
Wilder, however, has created
his characters so truly and
warmly that one feels right at
home with each personality he
presents.
Alexander Woolcott, critic,
actor, and radio artist said of
"Our Town" that mo play ever
moved me so deeply"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
$13O,582 in.SchooI Funds
Received by Brondenburs
Mount Clemens Share Of stots Aid,
Tuition Funds Is $16,94

ARMADA
8 fri, $l20.53: g, $so.5s; Z fri,
$2,109; 8 fri, Sal; II fri, $39.63.
BRUCE
/ fri, $7,Ao7; 5, $152.71; 8,
$50; IL. SIS.
CHESTERFIELD
7 fri, $42.15; Lake fri, $544.
CLINTON
5, $ls2: 7 fri. s452; 10. s2,sll.
ERIN
/ fri. Fraser. $2.1el; 2frl., E,
Dst.,-$15, 5a2; 8 frl.,-$422: 4 fri.
$3,7l3; 4 fri, $o,3s4; 8, $500.
LAKE
/. ss.s7s; 2. s4.2s4.2o; 3 fri.
$e,226.
LENOX
4, $42; o fri. $3.48e.
RAY
2 fri. $3.o3: 4. $1s1.s7; s,
$76; 8 fri, $11.84.
RICHMOND
l fri, $2,700; 10 fri, $130.78;
II, $141.14: IL fri, $182.59; IL
fri, $l82,59; Is fri, $3,6S7.
SHELBY
fri, S4.858; 8 fri, $80.54.
STERLING
1, $3.50; 4, sos; 8 fri, $154;
8 fri. $3.50.
WARREN
2, $e,s59; 4. 1898; 8, $7l2; Z,
sos: 8, 5000.
WASHINGTON
2 fri, $90.25; 3, $46; 10 fri,
$3.50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
j. 5. Troops
Battered by
Jap BoI1lbers
Whitening Fire
bIosts American
Lines in luzon
by the Associated Press

Gen Douglas Macarthur and
his American and Filipino island
forces are under continuous
Japanese bomb and machine
gun fire, but are continuing
their steady and valiant resist
ance.
Thus, tersely, did thu war de-
partment in its morning COM
munique describe the fighting
along the MOSAIC of mountains
and jungle of the Batan PENN
sula, across Manila Bay from the
capital city.
Heavy fighting" has been re-
sumed the communique report
ed, while at the same time, there
were strong indie tons that ia
pan is ready to strike Is still an
other theater-the Netherlands
East Indies.
A strong Japanese fleet,
stronger than would be required
to protect a landing party, was
reported at Davao, principal port
of Mindinao island. most i'm
portant of the Philippines out
side of Luzon.
EXCELLENT BASE
Davao would offer good
base from which to strike at the
rich prize now held by the
Dutch. Further indication that
the Indies might be next on the
Japanese program was con-
tanned in the announcement that
Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, SUI
spreme commapder of the Allied
forces in the Far Eass,s would
make his headquarters on the Is
land OF Java.
The war department COM
See WARFARE 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07
British Raid
NorwaY''s( Coast
RoyoI Navy. Raj
Better Noxi Port

LONDON, Jan. = (R "A
joint Navy and Raj raid on
Hellefjord on the Norwegian
coast yesterday was announc-
ed today.
A joint communique announc-
ed that one German supply ship
of medium tonnage and two
trawlers were sunk OF the
town of Floro, near Aalesund.
A German canning factory
also was damaged, but low
visibility which made shore
targets difficult to see caused
the naval units to do little fir
ing at another German factory,
it was said.
In an effort to intercept
enemy shipping" light naval
forces entered Hellefjord be-
tween Bergen and Trondheim
last night and spent some
hours working close inshore In
the inner channels looking for
enemy supply ships but found
only one of medium tonnage off
the town of Flor" the com.
said.
This ship was sunk, along
with the two trawlers, an d
which were alongside the can
ming factory.