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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

sard said. and the United
States, whose government is
little by little substituting its
influence to that of the London
government in Ottwa, contains
nearly 100000 French-Amer-
leans.
IF in the old province of
Louisiana the French element is
diminishing, in New Hampshire,
Connecticut and Massachusetts,
on the contrary, the population
Of French origin is solidly estab-
lished. Thus the population of
New England and that of Louisi-
ana, added to that of Canada,
form solid element firmly at
tached to ancient traditions.
THE $1,000 French colonists
of 1853 have become 100000
on the North American CONT
nent. From these indications we
see clearly the role and impor-
lance. of the descendants of the
old French provinces in the new
world.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE

BOSTON, May 10 Up A
few shots of electricity from
siX-volt dry cell battery can aid
in the cure Of dclirium tremens.
The results, all good, on Sd
Of these alcoholics. were de
scribed 10 the American Psychi-
atric Association today by DR..
Nathaniel Berkowitz of Mime
apoliS.
The electricity puts the alco-
holic person TO sleep in about 20
TO 40 seconds. 1t is given each
morning, in shots Of Is success
lively, each lasting about one
half second.
AT the same time the patients
receive the regulation sedative
treatments for delirium tremens.
The role Of the electricity, DR..
Berkowitz said in Z prepared
address, is to shorten the time
of cure by one half or better.
Why electric shots should help
is not clear. They were tried on
certain type of violent delir-
ium tremens because the condi-
ton resembled the mental psy-
chooses which are treated by in
sulin, metrazol and electrical
shock. For the alcoholics, a mild
er shock treatment is used than
for the mental cases; that is, the
alcoholics never are thrown into
convulsions.
DR.. Berkowitz also reported
successful use in eight cases of
the form of alcoholism known
as Korsakow's Psychoses, where
memory fails and talk is inces-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Many V.PIots
Ready for Hoe
Pupils TO Plant
for War Effort

Eight Victory Gardens for
the Mount Clemens schools are
ropcd off, marked and plotted
in readiness for the school
children gardeners who will
cultivate them.
Only the instructions Of the
various school chairmen APP
pointed by the city Victory
Garden committee are being
awaited before the youngsters
begin their work. it was stated
by Mrs. George w John, chair
man Of the city committee.
In addition to that adults are
beginning to apply for Victory
Garden space and th~ relatively
large plot at Orchard and
Brooks street, at the southwest
corner of the intersection has
been snapped up by four
women who intend TO cultivate
il. They ire Mrs. Susie Bryant,
Mrs. Edwin Dulin, Mrs. Anna
Hopson, and Mrs. Matty Storey.
A small piece for garden pur-
poses on\N the north side of
Brooks near the corner is still
available. and there are two
other plots available at the
moment at Leslie and Queen
streets and near the Dickinson
school garden, it wss stated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Question Youth, 20,
on Subuersiue
Activity Suspicion

A 20-year-old Warren youth,
held at the county all on SuS-
picion of subversive activities,
will be questioned this after
noon by Deputy Sheriffs Walter
Prentice and Clayton Graebert
Graebert said the youth was
halted near the Hudson Naval
Ordnance Plant on Mound road
by plant police. His companion,
about Is. fled through the fields
GraoUert believes the men
were driving a stolen car
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
NOW IN BUSINESS

William Rosen, Roseville, a
former soldier in the US. Army,
was released from militars serv-
ice two months ago and is now
engaged ii the. waste paper col
lection business in South Ma
comb county.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Oscar Anderson Given
Anii-1eianus Shot

Oscar Anderson, IS. of 26l5
Clinton River drive, was given
an anti-tetanus injection after
he drove a rusty nail into his
right hand yesterday.
equity Sheriff Cornelius
Gudenau said Anderson came
10 the sheriffs office for first
aid. Gudenau took him 10 the
hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

She SAYS: This year I'm going to
get that Fur Coat I've always
wanted. Believe me, I'm taking no
chances. No one knows what will
be rationed next" Here is a
very special offer made I'm a
drive for 500 new customers. A
smart. new pair Of shoes or
clever new hat, value $500, sbso-
lutely FREE with YOUR purchase
OF new 1919 Luxury Fur Coat.
priced AZ only $500. They're
better. finer Luxury Furs. beauti.
fully lined. tailored and styled 10
the minute Just 81 down reserves
your Fur Coat Take your choice
of the friendly Franklin credit
plan that suits you best, with up
to 81 weeks TO paw. or = charge
account with no DOWN PAY.
MENT. Right now your old out.
moded Fur Coat is worth up 10
S25.00 in trade. No red tape. no
delay. Hurry and get your FREE
hat OF shoes during this drive. Use
your credit as always AZ FRANK
Inns DEPARTMENT TORE.
3l6 Michigan Ave
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Ndzi Demands
So Harsh They
Jar Laval
Puppet Chiefs Return
10 Vichy Explained
as Due TO His Anxiety

LONDON, Dec. 10 .OUP).-Ncw
German demands on tho pLppet
Vlchy government arc so harsh
they shocked even Pierre Laval.
adviccS from the continent said
today
tavdf-S sudden return 10 Vichy
from Paris. where he vainiy- had
awaited a summons by Adolf Hit
Ter 10 a conference in Germany.
was explained as due TO anxiety
over his own future and that OF
the Vichy government generally.
Spain has received direct word
from France through channels said
TO be reliable that one of Hitlers
principal new demands was that
Laval form at once a single French
political party on National Social
ist (NazD lines, and organize
body Of armed national police 10
enforce unity on the country.
These adviccs said Hitler seemed
to be beginning 10 doubt LavaPs
ability to impose a suitable NaZi
program upon France and that he
might take some drastic action on
the ground that France could not
govern itself.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Men at 80 in War Jobs
At Dodge Main Plant
TONY LASIKA, SO
By CLAYTON HEPLER

The best way 20 grow old grace
fully is 10 grow old uSefully, and
that's just what nearly one hun
dred so 70 and even 80-year-old
youngsters are doing these days
AZ the Dodge main plant on Joseph
Canpau.
Time was when these grizzled
retersns Of the SHOPS would have
been ShtHted off-te sornc mrriat
task as they became too old TO
maintain the Split-Second pace Of
modern industry After that only
the fuiillty of inactivity faced
these men who had worked all
their lives with their hands
Now. however they're engaged
IN production work vital 10 the
var effort one hundred pairs Of
hands that have gwen decades Of
service 10 tho Dodge plant are
accomplishing the work Of so
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
$4,000 Ho|dup
Guns Linked TO
auhy Escape
Currency Car Robbery
Scene Was in Gangs
Prohibition Days Zone

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 CUP).-State
police said today that the 30-30
rifles used in a $4,000 currency
car holdup at war plant yester-
day were similar 10 those stolen
by the Roger Touhy gang in It's
escape from prison December 9.
Five masked bandits used three
OF the 30-30 type guns TO blast
through The heavy glass OF an
armored money car in a daylight
robbery outside the Buick plant in
northwest sector OF the city,
stronghold OF the. Touhys during
prohibition. One Of the cars two
guards was wounded.
Capt. Wilbur Kennedy Of the
state police, said today that the
rifles were similar 10 those which
Touhy. Basil (the OVID Banghart
and five other desperadoeS took
from a prison wall tower in their
successful break from Stateville
Penitentiary.
Kennedy also pointed out that
the scene Of yesterdays holdup
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Gets Christmas Bonus

eDVFRTIgFMENT r
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
InUited to Matinee

Miss Lawrence. enchanting as
always invited all the young men
10 The matinee.
Those uniforms are the pass
word" she added
She wore bright gold pin OF
the AnzacS on her breast.
Mrs. David Roberts of Washing
ton, who founded the club, was
not present.
Sunday 70 Anzacs now stationed
at Crosse lie will have Christmas
dinner at her country home.
Buses donated by the Ford Motor
Company Will carry the boys into
the country for the feast.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

younger men a ma ior contribution
in the face Of the labor shortage
We're just doing our jobs like
we've always done" was the
wsp- 6z-yeaF-eld i'm law ex-
pressed H. Born in England, he
has worked for Dodge ever since
he came 10 Detroit and is Serv-
ing his twenty-Seventh year.
That's the way every one I'm
Depa rtment 20S feels. OF course
they're proud to he able TO con
tinue work at their advanced
ages, hut most Of all they're con-
cerned with their seniority rec
ord" said George StGnwedol,
manager Of the Old Mems De-
partment.
Even after that snOwstOrm,
which kept lot Of the younger
fellows away from work. we had
only 20 absent from the Job.
And some OF these had been
ill previously. 40 actually the
weather kept very few away"
In Operation 8 Years
One af those already ill vas the
patriarch Of the department. S..
yesr-old Guy Weinel. Present and
very much accounted for. how
ever. was Lafayette Barker who
Al ~ is perhaps the most vigorous
Of all
II have four sons and = daugh-
ter. and they've all worked for
Dodge. Now l have four grand
children (almost fve), and 1 ex-
pect they'll he working for
Dodge. too" he said with a
twinkle that belied his many
years
No innovation. this department
has been IN operation eight years.
Born Of Walter Chrysler'S wra n
b ecauSe men were being dis
'harced when they needed their
Jobs most. II was created by Fred
Lamborn. head Of The main plant.
and William ONeil, head Of the
Dodge division.
Steinwcdel has been IN charge
)f Department 203 since its in
7eption. Only requirements for
membership in this exclusive
club are that a man be al least 55
years old and have worked 10
years for the corporation. Average
ace is SIS
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

God" reptile d another. The
teacher shook her head, Then
it must have been Roosevelt" a.
Seried a little follow.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

was in that part Of the city where
the Touhy gang most often has
been traced since its escape.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
AnzaCS Given
Club as Gift
Gertrude Lawrence Aids
s+ Dedication

Sons of tho gallant Anzacs who
fought AT GalHpoit and t7e Aiarne
in tho first World War today have
clubroom ot their own as 2
Christmas gift
Officially opened Saturday at
tho Hotel Fort Shelby the place IS
bright with Australian and New
Zealand posters and maps. There
is also a mounted baby kangaroo
and koala
The dedication was a gay affair
az which Gertrude Lawrence. Eng.
Ish star of Lady In the Dark %
was present She came fresh from
A shopping tourWhich finished the
purchase OF her Christmas gifts TO
her company. .S6 IN all.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
British Consul Attends

Cyril Cane, British consul. was
there.
So were AuStralian-born Nor
man BaNicS. who donated the
koala. and William Hannah who
presented Marguerite tho kanga-
roo. 10 the CLUB. And Miss Joyce
Japling OF the Public Library. who
donated the posters
Said Arthur Andrew, who i
learning 10 fly with the British
navy
we are $4,000 miles from
home hut you've all made us
welcome. ] hope the folks down
home are giving your American
boys a Christmas like the one
We are getting"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Government Seekinq
All Axis Ship Photos

Camera lobbyists and former
tourists Saturday were asked by
the government 10 contribute all
pictures Of AXIS ships for military
use.
Tho pictures, which will be re-
turned in their original condition
after copying, should be sent 10
Castle Films. 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
New York City. The government
can use all snapshots and home
movies Of enemy vessels. regard
less of how old they may be.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
RIrE.WAY PAYS YOUR FARES

when you buy furnituy here! John r. buses stop
doors Woodward I block west! DEXTER, Woodrow
Wilson buses blocks Cass. Save tires, gss,
time, money. Open every evening til 3 oolook--
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Modern Explanation 10 explain how the susquehanna
HARRISBURG Dec 10 ms River received its George
Second grade pupils asked Washington" pupil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Pitfalls Of OVA By Adele Garrison

sHE IL Professor Disweil's
helper" said. In answer to my
fathers question. Then l rose
from my seat and put my hand
in my fathers, quickly out
stretched.
81 simply must have some
air. I murTnured.
Pretend % bend over me, as
II were M told him. II
have something TO tell you"
"AhaT he said as he obeyed
me. his voice muted and his
features tmperturbable. 'Tf It's
tho real answer 20 my question
and - important 90 all this, i
believe I have guessed It."
TELLS WHO CHARLES" Is
professor DisweIrs pre-
tended servant, answering 20
the name Charles IL In reality
Jack Beckett" ] said softly.
and he believes himself to be
In 20 great danger that he en-
dangers any one with whom he
10 In contact. IL was all i could
do 20 persuade him 20 see you.
He had intended to leave us N
soon 40 we should arrive In
New York"
'Hot-headed boy" my father
muttered. suppressed a smile
with difficulty. for Jack. as
well as the rest Of our genera
ton. long since left youth be-
hind.
AWAIT DISCLOSURE
"Of course he and Diswell
must stay here tonight" he said.
"You will introduce him rs
Charles, and I will respect his
incognito until he himself tells
me what I have just learned
from you.
Now here IL what we will
do" he went on, and ! saw
that the general had planned
his campaign. IL will take Gus
and Joe from this car and send
them, with Bill and the six
captured gangsters, around 10
the place We always take them
10. I suppose they are blind
folded 2"
Eyes, for the last 20 miles,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
.Gddgets toSdve
Gas Criticized

ANN ARBOR, June IA warn
ing that gas-saving gadgets nor
mally result in loss OF power and
extra mechanical expense was
issued today by Prof. Walter Lay,
University of Michigan auto ex-
pert.
Lay has tested some IS auto
mobile economy attachments in his
laboratory here and says that I'M
der most circumstance they are
no good.
Gas-saver' carburetor at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

I told him, for that had been
the only stop of the journey,
when we had detoured from the
Sawmill River parkway into a
lonely road. where we waited
with the two cars until the six
gangsters were blindfolded and
screened by curtains from any
curious eyes.
But I knew the blindfoldet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

tachments make the fuel mix
utre so lean that your engine
receives an excess Of oxygen"
he declared. when this oxygen
goes out the exhaust valves at
1000 degrees, it corrodes the
valves and sooner or later makes
q grinding Job necessary"
Modern auto carburetors are
efficiently set, he pointed out, and
require little tinkering.
The best way to save fuel, he
says, is to cut down on speed and
acceleration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Quiz Answers

Its at 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, d. c.
Eight knots. A knot Is
equivalent 10 one nautical
mile or 6,080.20 feet.
because the benches which
they occupied were the
highest seats at the gather
ing.
5-Sharp, hooked nails used for
attaching cloth TO a stretch
ing frame.
SO eat. Silkworms thrive on
the leaves of the white null
berry.
Republican.
The Wishing Weir has y
message In cipher for you. Daily
Tl..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Connolly Answers
By Lyman Young


1-(a) The Tempest" Shakes
peare; tb) The Merry Wives
of Windsor" Shakespeare;
(c) The Merchant Of
Venice" Shakespeare.
2-(s) ninth: (b) fifteenth; (c)
nineteenth.
3-(a) France; (b) Mexico; (c)
Spain.
4--(a) without a head; OBJ worn
out; (c) oily.
S(a) Aggressive foreign policy:
tb) irresponsible person; lcl.
ideal country.
6-(s) large artery from the I
heart; tb) upper brain; tcD !
drum of the ear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

When Flossy Frills Was Asked
TO Lead q Parade ~ Drum
Major Of n Band, She Had TO
Use Her Ingenuity to Evolve
Striking Costume. Did She Sue
coed? You'll See the Result In
Flossy Frills Helps Out" Illus
trated In Full Front Page Color
by the Famous Artist Russell
Patterson, With Snappy Verses.
In The American Weekly, With
Next Sundays Issue Of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

for the night In the city and
their return journey"
"Of course" my father said.
Just tell me what you think
they ought to have--not now,
but q little later. Now come
back to the car. and I'll arrange
for everything"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Heads Boys Work Council

J. Edward Dodds. formerly boys
work secretary at the Western
YMCA and at present in charge
of the USO hut at Ryan and
Nine-Mile roads, today was named
president of the Detroit Boys
Work Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

nize this locality again, even II
they ever regained their liberty
which I doubted.
TRUSTED HELPER
Just in the rear OF my fathers
hideaway, and fronting on the
next street, was a large Chinese
restaurant and Chinese food sup
ply store 1t was closed 10 trade
at night. but a small night force
was always on duty.
The proprietor OF this enter
prise was one of my fathers most
trusted henchmen.
Whenever IL was necessary for
bound prisoners 10 be brought TO
the hideaway, a car rolled into
the Chinese factory, the doors
closed upon Il, and then IL was
lowered by elevator TO the base
ment below and from there taken
to the secret prison rooms under
the hideaway.
MASKED ENTRANCE
Then" my father went on.
81 will bring all the rest Of
you into the apartment house
which faces on this street, our
camouhaged entrance"
was familiar with the modest
three-story apartment, with gar
den in the back which adjoined
the gardens of the three houses
which formed the hideaway.
UNDERGROUND PASSAGE
Although only a few trusted
workmen Of my father knew Il
this house was connected, by way
OF a secret door through its base
ment, with a passage under the
gardens which led into the base.
ments Of the hideaway.
"You will be able 10 get rid
OF your New Engiander and the
state trooper very soon, won't
you?" my father asked.
81 fancy they'll be anxious 10
get away" l said. "They do not
get to New York very often. But
we ought to pay their expenses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

men would never be able to recog-
.nize this locality again. even If
they ever regained their liberty,
which I doubted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19

piokers in the Yakima district and
similar number IN the wenst-
chez DISTRICT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Canada Told Raid
Losses Worth Il

Continued from Page Onel
and a number of small landing
craft.
o-Military forces were landed on
= enemy-occupied beaches and
heavy tanks in large numbers"
were transported across the chan
mel and successfully landed.
Reorganization of the combined
- command "functioned m t
admirably"
A-The enemy was compelled to
concentrate air squad rons
from distant points and commit
large force to action" This
gave the Royal air force valu-
able opportunity. and in the in
tense air fighting over Dieppe the
German air force suffered losses
in aircraft amounting to a very
serious strategic reverse"
Enemy batteries and radio
location were destroyed. heavy
casualties were inflicted. prisoners
were captured and "one and pos
sibly two armed vessels were
sunk during the channel crossing.
k-Canadian troops gained COM
" bat experience and confidence
in themselves and their leaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Demand for Farm
Workers al Peak

Harvest Of Nsshlnzfan's crops
e wheat. oats. barley. rye. peas.
hay peaches and pears sss CON-
rlefed or nearing completion. ne
cooperative federal crop weather
report disclosed Friday.
Demand for agricultural work.
ers .ss IL It's height. however. be-
cause the harvest If late apples.
sugar beets. field corn. potatoes
and other late crops WAS Just be-
ginning. the report said.
Winter wheat harvest was com
pleted in al sections OF the Pa
louise and Big Bend areas In
SOUTHEASTERN Washington. grass
hoppers were reported To be eat
ing winter wheat planted last
August a. It emerged from the
soil.
In another 10 days. the report
said. apple picking will start IN
earnest in the Yakima. Wenatohee
and Okanogsn districts. Officials
forecast a need for at least $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19

address that Christmas
package letter plan TO soldier overseas
Navy put rating full the
post office for routing purpose like this;
First Ciase
NAVAL SesseD
Care of Postmaster
York. New York
the
Corps Unit number
the New York San
Francisco postmaster
planning service should
restrictions weight content mailing dead
me other regulations. here Is another tip
CHOOSE GIFT TO FIT THE COUNTRY
would appreciate tangible
England the former would
complete
left little which
spend Such simple things matches
lighter hereD, lpstick hostess
entertained him would doubtless appreciated
In story. buy
everything there chespy There abundance of
bought Australia too So to either place money
order would solve the problem nicely.
There's not much that do with than his in
So thing. Some soldiers
wish really good field
glasses
The boys Iceland and Greenland probably would like candy
feeling comfort that from several
though the clothes them warmly
tabaoeo viii be welcome
where
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Tacobai Grofio
Meetig Monday

First fall meeting II Taeobat
eroffo vi ~ hsld Monday exe-
mig n ths roof garden q Ma
sonic temple.
Monarch Delford McAilister. who
vii announce activities for the
fall months. desires II have all
the prophets present.
Entertainment VII consist Of
instrumental music and songs.
One Of the outstanding events viii
be presentation Of = flag With
stars representing all members Of
Tseohat grotto serving in branches
OF United States service.
Monarch MeAllister vii report
on his visit with the supreme
council this summer.
Refreshments viii be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Fabled Hollywood Again Tops
On 1910 National Salary List

WASHINGTON - The treasury
disclosed that TABLED Hollywood
wsz tops On the national salary
list again n 1910. and placed five
men among the highest 10 in the
United States.
At the top Of the treasury's
listing va. Louis n. Mayer.
vice president In charge Of pro-
duction 1T Loew's Inc, whose
stipend Was <se4.4254
Biggest total shown for any
woman IN the report was 1852. 500
for screen star Irene Dunno. but
this WAS over a 22-month period.
from Jan. /. 1910. to Oct. Il. 1871.
The income Of such notable<
- Henry Ford and John ID.
Rockefeller. jr.. did not show
On the treasury breakdown.
since such wealthy men receive
most of their money from In
vestments. The treasury re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19

ported only salaries. bonuses
and commissions for personal
services.
Al n al. the treasury listed
rs persons who received IS. 600
or more. and - who received
more than 500. 600. The nine i'm
mediately following Mayer were.
in this order.
Thomas J. Watson. president Of
international Business Machines.
Inc. x54s. pa.
Eugene G. Grace. president
Bethlehem Steel Corp. SASHA.
George W. Hill. president. Amer
lean Tobacco Co. s456.4I5.
Bing Crosby. screen star $500. :
314si from Paramount Pictures.
Inc. and $4,000 from Univer-
sal Pictures Co. Inc, for a total
of s4a2.314
=. 4. Countass. president. Lever
Bros. Co. soap manufacturers,