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Parade
Continued from Page II

'NoAAtihucu ilOni age
Henry Schwartz, Charles NAL
last, harles Mikelait, Leo
Braun an dEdward c. DeVries.
MARCHING UNITS
AT marching units are urged
to report promptly at 8:45 a.
m. Those in Section l will meet
at the Fire Hall, Section 2
marchers will form on Market
near the St Mary's school while
Ccction 3 will organize on Mar
ket near North.
The line of march follows:
SECTION /
Selfridge Band, Selfridge De-
tachments, City Police, City Of
fiCials.
SECTION III
Mount Clemens High School
Band, Massed Colors, VIEW and
American Legion, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, American Legion,
VFW Auxiliary, G OLE Star
Mothers, American Legion Aux
Hilary, Nurses.
SECTION iii
Junior VIEW Drum and Buglc
Corps, American Red Cros S,
Civilian Defense Corps, other
organizations, Boy Scouts,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Four 1itkeied for Speed
on North Graiiot Ave

Deputy Sheriff Leon Kandt
last night ticketed the drivers of
four cars for exceeding the AS
mile speed limit on Gratiot be-
tween Joy boulevard and Hall
road.
Those given tickets were
George Malik, Thaddeus Kowal-
czyki and Raymond Mega, all of
Detroit, and Frank Kish, of High
land Park. The four will be hail
ed into court as soon as warrants
are issued.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Death Claims
John Trask
Rites Monday for
Romeo Resident

ROMEO - John Trask, 81, a
Macomb county resident for IS
years, died early today at his
home, l4O SiSSOn street.
Besides his wife, Helen, ne IS
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Laura Wood, Detroit, and Mrs.
Margaret Gualdoni, ST. Clair
and two sons, William, of Wash
ington, and Percy.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 .. m. from the
Roth Home for Funerals with
the Rev. James Lees, pastor Of
Romeo Methodist church, Off
ciating. Burial will be in Ro-
meo Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Death Takes
DR.. Harrison

DR.. Henry Harrison, 66, of
27O Chandler, Detroit, whose
wife the late Fannie Trip Har-
rison, former principal of A. L.
Donaldson school, died May 8,
is dead today, the victim of a
heart ailment.
He was confined TO a De-
troit hospital at the time of his
wife's death. Two children, Mae,
and Robert, survive.
Funeral arrangements were
not Immediately completed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Police Investigate
Nude Man. Report

Investigating a report that a
nude man was rowing in the
neighborhood of the Gratiot av-
enue bridge, Patrolmen Charles
SchWalm and Earl Daniels
found only two fully clad fish
ermen last night.
The fisherman told SchWalm
and Daniels that they had seen
no one either dressed or I'M
dressed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Junk Yord Operator
Must Clean Up Premises

George LaRoy, operator of
Junk yard on South Broadway.
was ordered to clean up his yard
by Wednesday or face proSecu-
ton, Patrolman Al Trombley
said today.
Tromblcy said he issued the
clean up order yesterday after
neighborS complained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Dayton La(rOix Pleads
Innocent 10 Charge

Dayton LaCroiX, 33, of 40
South Walnut, pleaded innocent
TO a drunk and disorderly
charge upon arraignment this
morning before Justice Donald
J, Parent, who granted LaCroiX'
request for a jury trial.
Justice Parent set June 5 at
II a. m. as the trial date. La
CroiX was jailed N default Of
$500 bond.
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GestapO
Continued from Page u

rectly with the attempt on Hey
drich's life, but the Germans
previously had announced that
the entire families of persons
involved in that episode would
be executed summarily.
Heydrich himself was re-
ported in grave condition, An
exchange telegraph dispatch
from Zurich, Switzerland, quot
ed reports from Prague as say
ing that Reydrich's spinal cord
and spine were injured by three
bullets which entered his body
and that a German specialist
had been summoned and per
formed an emergency opera
ton.
Heydrich's post as Reichs pro-
tector was taken over, mean
while, by Gen. Kurt Daluege,
former Reichs police chief, vet
eran storm trooper and elite
guard leader, on authority dele
gated by Hitler himself.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Dumbo, the Fascinating
Cortoon, Comes to Jewel
=. Special Matinee Arranged
for Benefit of Youngsters

"Pinocchio," the Disney staff
had to be scrupulously careful
not to offend those legions of
readers of these classics who
maintained definite mental pic
lures of the characters, drawn
perhaps from the book illustra-
tons or from written descrip-
inns
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Spare Tire, Wheel
Stolen from Rosso

Frank Rosso, 55z South VIII
son, told city police today that
q spare tire and wheel assem-
bly, was stolen last night from
his car parked in a garage be-
hind his home.
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Reporter
Continued from Page u

Since Capt. Pigeons entry
into active service with the arm
ed forces of the nation four
Mount Clemens newspapermen
have Joined the colors. They
are: Aviation Cadet Clifford.
lst Lieut. Leroy H. Sample, 1st.
Lieut.. Malcolm p. Moore, and
Elmer Dcvantier (US,A. Armed
ForCes.)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Check Farmers
War Program
PIons for Survey
Laid at Meeting

Plans for a check-up on the
progress made by Macomb
County farmers on the agricul-
tural war production program
was discussed at a meeting of
all AAA farm committee men
from the IS townships of Ma
comb County yesterday in Mt.
Clemens.
Macomb County AAA Chair
man and Washington township
farmer, said that the AAA War
Production check-up will be
made during the next few weeks
in this county and all other
agricultural counties of the 10
midWestern states comprising
the North Central Region -
the "breadbasket" of the Ma
ton.
Data will be gathered from
farmers regarding the efforts
they are making TO increase pro-
duction this year over past years
and to obtain preliminary esti-
mates Of what they can do next
year in the Food for Freedom"
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Franciscan Mission
Donations Planned

A collection to be donated 20
the Franciscan Mission Of In
dia will be taken Sunday at al
Masses at St Louis Catholic
church, Rev. FIR. Harold Rose
brook said today.
Rev. FIR. Eugene George, T.
O. II. superior Of the Indian
Mission at Loretta. Penna., Will
address the congregation at all
Masses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
City SEQ Scout
Group Will Be Revived

Revival Of the long domant
Sea Scouts in Mount Clemens
will be launched soon by the
Coast Guard Auxiliary, Harry
V a n d @ n BossChe, commander,
said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
HINNLER ENROUTE

There were reports that Helm
rich Himmler, head Of the geS-
tapo and one of the most hated
and feared men in Europe, was
en- route to Prague to take per-
Sonal charge of the inquiry into
the assault on Heydrich and
supervise reprisals.
A state of emergenc, already
has been proclaimed throughout
Bohemia and Moravia, all pub
lie meetings, sports events and
theater performances have been
banned and all Czechs over Is
have been ordered TO register
with police. The decree said
any man caught without a reg
istration card would be shot on
the spot.
The IStanbul advices con-
corning the purge instituted by
Hitler in Berlin gave no OK
PLANTATION of the reported arrest
Of Won BrauchitsCh, who was
removed as army commander
last December when Hitler took
over the leadership.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
DR.. SToVER'S GOLDEN OIL

An Amazing Remedy from Florida
Prepared with tropical oils. gives swirl
relief from bodily pains swelling and
mer head colds instantly. For sale at
Swan Pharmacy. 90 Macomb St, Nj
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

William Van DreSChia, of
24293 Tuscany, East Detroit, was
placed on one years probation
this morning by Justice Donald
j. Parent after he pleaded gull
" to support and disorder
~ conduct.
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RULING WELCOMED

RULING WELCOMED
Biddle's opinion, generally re-
garded as a surprise, was well
coined on Capitol Hill.
Chairman Van Mugs (D-Ind.)
of the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee called it "a very whole
some order" and Sen a o r
George (D-Ga.) said "the coun-
try will be gratified."
Senator Clark (D-Mo.) and
Rep. Kitchener (R-Mich.) ques-
toned the orders consistency
with President Roosevelt's re-
cent Communication of the pass
port fraud sentence of Eacl
BroWder, former general secre-
tary of the Communist party.
Browder was freed, the Presi-
dent said, in the interests Of
national unity"
Commenting that the order
Should be received as goo d
news by the American people" "
Chairman Reynolds (D-NC) Of
the Senate Military Committee
said:
"Mr. Bridges should not be
allowed to make the trip home
alone. There are thousands of
out and out Communists here
who ought to be rounded up and
deported or held in concentra-
ton camps until we get rid of
them"
The attorney general COM
pletely reversed the Board Of
immigration appeals, quasi
judicial body in the Justice De-
partment, which had cancelled
the deportation proceeding on
Jan. 3, and upheld the findings
of Charles B. Sears, who pre-
sided at a hearing in the case
in San Francisco last Spring.
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pf UBI dIII.
BASIS FOR PLANNING

This data will serve as a re-
port to the nation on the status
of the agricultural war produc-
ton effort in this area and will
be the basis for future planning
on agricultural output for war.
The wives of the AAA COM
munity committee men were in
vited to attend the meeting to
participate in the discussions,
Thorington said, because farm
women are becoming increasing
ly important in the job of carry
ing out agriculture's obligations
to the war effort and the nation
through the Food for Free
DOM program.
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Bridges
Continued from Page II

in our national unity. Now is
the time, as never before, for
greater production of arms and
equipment for our men in the
fighting forces"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14

The place was full of girls.
most of them pretty, and Eddie
waved a greeting at some he
knew. This was freshman rush
week at its height. Someone was
getting in some hot ticks of
boogie-woogie on a piano. Two
girls walked past, flanking a po-
tential Pledge, handing her an
earnest sales talk. One of them
winked at Eddie and he winked
back knowingly.
A girl and a man walked in
from the terrace outside. 1t was
Susan Drake. A swift look of sur
prise hit her face.
Hello, Eddie - how are you?
And look who's here-Todd Ma
lone, straying from his natural
habitat" she smiled.
Phil" she said. turning to her
companion. '"This is Ed Luttrell
and Todd Malone. They play
football" she added in gorgeous
understatement. 'Mr. HUMPHREYS
is in the chemistry department."
she explained to Eddie and Todd.
eyes, we know" they chorused.
Philip HUMPHREYS was tall and
slender with dark blond wavy
hair. There was a poised self
assurance about him as he smiled
slightly. "Glad to meet you. Per-
haps I should say I'm especially
glad to meet YOU" His smile was
sardonic, now.
"After all, the work you gen.
tlemen do every Saturday helps
pay my salary, in a way. That
alone convinces me there is a
place for football"
'aThat alone?" Eddie inquired
politely, but HUMPHREYS didn't ac-
cept the challenge. ....
He turned to Susan. Got to be
running along, now" He nodded
vaguely at the girls buzzing
around the large living room.
Happy hunting" he grinned.
Then he nodded to Eddie and
Todd and walked out the front
door.
There was a questioning look
on Eddie's face as he turned to
Susan. 81 see you're majoring in
chemistry this year. buttercup."
She Smirked. "It's an interest
ing subject when you get to know
it."
To be continued
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in figure that went with the
face.
Cool Mr.. Malone
VET for more than three months
L he had given no indication
that their association would be
anything more than 10 o'clock
Monday Wednesday Friday pro-
position. That is, until she had
gone to the Pi Gam spring formal
with Pete RockaWay and some
how she had had one dance with
him.
He had been stag that night.
Todd Malone nearly always was
stag. Some of his Pi Gam fraternity
brothers who were supposed to
know swore he'd had three dates
in his first three years at school.
In sense, Susan Drake resented
Todd Malone. He was good look
ing and popular and he was a
cyclone on the football field. A
guy like that, she figured, should
be public property, or at least fair
prey as far as women were con-
cerned. Absolutely. 1t was unfair
to something-or-othe and while
she wasn't declaring any personal
vendetta, it was challenge May
be she'd do something with it.
"Nice Dance" he had admitted
casually that night at the Pi Gam
formal. "See you next fall -"
That, of course, could be such
a pleasant generality.
Susan put down the newspaper.
Todd presented some kind of chal-
lenge, all right. On the other hand
and it made nice mental argu-
ment-why not skip it? After all,
there was Phil HUMPHREYS, and
she could continue on her merry
little way dating the handsomest
instructor ever to hit the State
campus. Or any campus, for that
matter.
A bit wild. Phil HUMPHREYS, and
he could stand a little tanning
down, but he was only 81 and on
his way to becoming a genius in
chemistry, so it was said. She
wasn't sure she wanted to under
take the tanning job, but the
thought was intriguing.
Especially since he had visited
her a couple of times that sum-
mer. She knew what the score
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14

was. Phil was more than mildly
interested. She liked him, too
for that matter. Love him? Well,
she hadn't gotten around to think
ing of that, yet.
Jab From HUMPHREYS
TOR some reason" said Eddie
l. Luttrell, making a final stab
at his hair, freshman rush week
|. is more of a madhouse than ever
this year. Between you and me
Pm tired of impressing dumb
freshmen with the advantage oil
being a Pi Gam. C'mon, Todd
let's get some air. Anyway, I've
got an errand to do"
Todd Malone looked up from
the yo-yo he was dangling on q
string and grinned. "Errand, did
you say? You mean command ap-
pearance, don't you? Now what
does she want?"
Eddie looked sheepish. cav
Jane wants me to meet her kid
sister. She's Delta Sigma fresh
man this year.
"Uh-uh. Count me out" Todd
held up a protesting hand.
Eddie grabbed his foot and all
but dragged him out of his chair,
Line up, chum. You may call the
signals but I'm still captain of this
varsity"
Todd rubbed his ankle. "Okay
but don't main me. You might
want me to win a ball game with
this foot some time"
They saw the lights of the Delta
Sigma house on a slight hill a:
they walked up darkened Syca'
more Street. Know anybody
there?" Eddie asked.
mo, thanks"
They're not poison, strictly
speaking. Couple of nice girls a
that house. I'll bet they'd give
their back teeth for a smile from
the great Malone"
YEAH know. But what do
want with spare back teeth?"
The door was opened by a tall
red-haired girl who recognized
Eddie Luttrell Immediately.
ooh, hello, Ed, come on in. n
tell Jane you're here" She rushed
off, with a quick, sideways glance
at Todd.
"What'd I tell you." Eddie said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14

nous names on the sidelines as
rooters.
Corporal Jim Kluttz, checking
a list of trainees, found these
men, but not the ones who made
the names famous:
Joe DiMaggio, Charley Keller,
Joe Gordon, Billy Herman, Joe
Cronin, Johnny Allen, Johnny
Murphy, Ted Lyons, Ed Smith.
Tommy Bridges, Bill Lee. Johnny
Peacock, Frank Mccormick, Bill
Tabor, Joe Moore and Johnny
RizZo.
Other trainees with celebrated
names included: George Wash
ington, Abraham Lincoln, John
@. Adams, jefferson Davis, An
drew Jackson, John Brown,
James Monroe Woodrow Wilson,
John Tyler, Robert E. Lee, John
Paul Jones, Andrew Johnson
Charles Hughes, Al Smith, James
Farley, Booker T. Washington
Douglas Corrigan, Benjamin
Franklin, Grover Cleveland, Ben
jamin Harrison, Christopher Co.
lumbus and Julius Caesar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
BUSES WILL LEAVE
NOW ON EVEN HOUR

The Florida Motor Lines an
nounce, effective October 10Th,
an augmented service between
Key West and Miami. Buses will
1eaye Key West every hour on
the even n hour Around the
Clock, starting at 12:01 A. M.
The same service will be in eff
feet between Miami and Key
West. Buses leave Miami every
hour on the odd hour starting at
l A. M. Around the Clock"
This is an improved service
that should be appreciated by
the travelling public.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14

in the race. Certainly, it wouldn't
have harmed Cincinnati to have
had him around, for basehits
were few and far between in the
Reds batting order.
How does it feel to be bat
ting champion?" grins LON.
Well. I guess it proves that
LON amt quite washed up
yet"
Ernie does carry a potent bat
to the plate-one which spray:
singles and doubles off the out.
field walls and an occasional
homer far above them. You'll
never see him hit triple, though
for the numbering Californian i:
no part of a gazelle on the bases
Most infields play him deep OF
the grass, and this enabled hin
to make one of his proudes
boasts about his comeback.
Yeah" says Ernie, they're al
playing me deep one day, so
hunted one and beat it out. Thel
| stole three bases"
Ernie actually did beat out tn
bunt and then had the audacit,
to attempt to steal second. Tn
thunderstruck catcher prompt,
heaved the ball into centerfiel,
and Ernie set majestic sail t
third. The equally-amazed cen
terfielder juggled the ball an
then heaved widely to thirc
Ernie crossed the plate to thun
derouS applause and waved tire
fingers at the press coop, point
ing to second, third and hom
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
LOMBARD ATTRIBUTES COMEBACK
TO DIETING AND WOOD CHOPPING
Bv STEVE OLEARY
Wide World Features

VIDE WorlQ fedtuTeS
BOSTON, Oct. 14.-Washed up
last October and this years Ma
tional League batting champion!
That's the amazing comeback
staged by Ernie lombard.
The numbering and likable
"Lom," always a dangerous bat
ter, was dropped by Cincinnati
at the end of last season when
it seemed his usefulness as a
major league catcher was ended
But he surprised every one by
reporting for spring training with
the Boston Braves this year as q
Streamlined version of the catch
er every one thought was al
through.
1T was diet that did it," con-
fessed Ernie. I dropped off
those pounds by chopping wood
and chopping potatoes and
starehY foods out of nv diet"
Diet had much to do with Ern.
les shaving some 25 or 80 pound;
off his massive frame. But equal
ly prominent in his comeback wa:
his supreme confidence in him
self and desire to show those
who shook their heads how
wrong they were.
81 knew l had few more gooc
years left" says Ernie, so
made up my mind that I'd take
off some weight and prove tina
I still could do a major league
job"
That's just what Ernie ha'
done and but for three injuries
this season his big bat nigh
have put the Braves higher vi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
ON THE SPOT
BY DILLON GRAHAM
Wide World Sports Editor
SOUTHPAWS DOMINATE BIG
TEN HITTERS OF MAJORS

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-The past
baseball season was another ban
ner year for southpaw sluggers.
Seven of the top 10 batters in
the majors were left hand hitters.
And the highest average of the
bunch-.356-was pounded out
by leftie, lank Ted Williams of
the Boston Red Sox, American
league stick champion.
Ernie lombard, who won the
National League crown; Joe
Gordon of the Yankees and
George Case of the Senators
were the only right hand hitters
among the big 10.
The others, all southpaws, were
Williams, Johnny Pesky of the
Boston Red Sox, Stan Spence OF
the Senators, Enos Slaughter and
Stan Musial of the World Cham
pion st. Louis Cardinals, Pistol
,, Pete Reiser of the Dodgers and
Johnny Mize of the New York
Giants.
! Southpaws have an edge
among the batting champion:
for the past decade. Twelve Of
the 20 batting champions of both
leagues in this period have beer
lefties. The American league
crown has been won five time!
by right handlers and five by
lefties but in the senior circui
the southpaws have won sever
of 10. lombard, who won thi
year and in 1888, and Joe Med
wick, 1887 victor, were the onl.
right handlers to finish on top.
During that period the highes
average also was turned in by
lefty. That was last year wher
Williams hit .406.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
$4,000 HOMER

The St. Louis Cardinals are not
noted for the generous salaries
paid their players, particularly
the younger performers.
And the report is that when
George (Whitey) Kurowski hit
that ninth inning home run to
clinch the World Series and en-
able the Cards to take the larger
share of the series dough he
earned himself almost double the
money he had made all season.
That decisive hit was worth
more than $4,000.