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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

Watch for a Washington an
nouncement soon that the mo-
ton picture industry has been
rated as essential to the war eff
fort. But if the essential ruling
is made, l hope that Hollywood
will use it wisely-and continue
to remember Pearl Harbor.
Parents and guardians of chill
dren registered at Central Cast
ting are petitioning studio exc
cutives for an increase in the
minimum work call from $3.50
to $1,000 per day. Juv-
eniles must be accompanied on
film sets by either parent or
guardian. who are protesting
there isn't much left when you
deduct transportation and lunch
for two from a $3.50 check.
Overheard at Hollywood
bar by Del Sharbutt: A drunk
was insisting that he have some
raw coffee to chew, before head
ing home at 2 a. m. The bar
tender said there was no coffee
TO spare. But l jusht mustn't
have it," moaned the drunk.
"Ish matter of wife and
breath
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
. IN HOLLYWOOD
could call it restraint of glamor.

could call 1t restraint OF glamor.
Sign spotted on a Hollywood
restaurant by Bert Gordon:
"Closed-No Coffee. No Su-
gar. No Help" Even double
billing of the new Abbott and
Costello and Red Shelton come
dies should bring a laugh. Mar
quees will read: who Done It
l Dood It." :. Recommended:
Freddie Stacks latest tune, ITO
Be Specific-It's Our Pacific"
RISING STAR
Thanks to Agent Wynn Roca-
mora, Frances Clifford is due for
a star build-up at MGM. Roca-
mora discovered Dorothy La
mour and predicts that Miss
Clifford will be the screens next
big glamor star.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04

Pennsylvania has the highest
number of passenger vehicles
registered.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
THIS ONE KICKED BACK

Even before the new Congress takes over, with its
relatively even party balance, there is evident
spirit of discrimination at the Capitol. Among other
things Congress betroys strong reluctance now about
granting sweeping powers to the executive.
This can prove good or bad in the long run. Oh
vousy ntrne Of war it necessary for the executive
to have certon powers which he cannot explain to the
public and therefore cannot discuss with Congress
q WHOLE
But whether it is good or bad, President Roosevelt
brought the change on himself, in good part, when
by executive order he placed SIS, 600 top limit on
net salaries, with certain minor adjustments
Congress had refused, explicitly to adopt S25,-
600 income limit, os demanded first by the Connru-
mist Porty its 1923 national pIotform os proposed
early this year by the left wing Automobile Workers
Union; as sponsored by Mrs. Roosevelt in her synd-
coted column.
Congressman ore soyine publicly thot they had
the promise Of recognized administration spokes-
men, when the President was given sweeping powers,
to oct against initiation that the SIS 900 limtoton
would not be imposed by executive order.
Now. rather naturally, the peoples representa-
tives ore soyine thot they we're fIoeronty deceived
and tot they do not feel thot they trust the White
House with future brood powers unless reservations
ore made explicitly to cover all contingencies
Such reservotions-or even their proposol-hove
the unfortunate effect at time Of forcing Mr. Roose
vsIt to Disclose things thot might better not be dis
elnsedspebiick. They open the way to prolonged,
keoted arguments in Congress which delay oction
Z - pressing business.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-04
ToULok


pened on November II to the worshps and forts at
Frances great naval base, Toulon. The world knows
even less about what happened before November
II to the minds of the officers and men of the French
fleet For both there wos tragedy but oIso kind OF
triumph They we're victims Of fotoI effort to be
neutral but also vicors finally over Noz treochery
Democratic peoples may have difficulty in under
stondino why commanders and crews could not have
mode move for freedom earlier and placed their
ships actively on the side of the United Nations But
there can be no misunderstanding their determlno-
ton not to be used by the Nozis which caused them
to scutte the ships they loved and even to turn the
guns of one upon another. And there can be no lack
of respect for the herosm and sacrifice which defect
ed the Nozi plot to seize the fleet
With their pyre Of flaming ships the sailors Of Tou-
lon have lighted torch by which the France OF free
dom and light men have admired con find herself
BY moving into Touon, otter promising not to, Hit
Ter has completed the physical occupation Of contn-
entoI France BY defeating him, the sailors Of Touon
have freed France from moral occupation by lovol-
ISM
The explosions which are reported to have Destroy
ed forts and orsenos and sent sixty ships to the bot
tom cleared the air Of the mental miosno thot has
cIouded France since l94O. This dramatic foIine Of
Nozi treochery will be heard round the world 1t will
tnTiIl tnIOuSn OIL me Underground OF CuIOPe ~
should any lost doubts from French crews and
commanders in the Horbors of Alexandria and Dok-
ar 1t will make further collaboration" offront
to the sailors Of TouIon. 1t should help Frenohnen
to forgive and understand the hard choice the British
made when they fired on French ships at Oron.
Possibly Toulon may olso help Britons and Amer
icons to see thot many Frenohmen reoIy we're trying
to be neutral and all the time thought they we're
sistne Berlin even though they took orders from Vic
hy 1t may even throw q favorable light
Woshinetons dealing With the only Government
these men recognized Besides thot it is signal that
Hitler desperately feors the French peoples love Of
liberty Above all Touon is both sad lesson and
glowing beacon to all who would reossert that free
dom-From the Christian Science Monitor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
SupremeCourt
Sends Rapist
TO Gas Room

Raleigh, Nov. 4.--(AiO--Thc State
supreme court today found no error
III the trial of William Mason Well.
mon. Negro VIII" was gii'cn the death
sentence IN lrcdcll county in Angus
after he WAS convicted of raping {,
G1-ycar old white woman.
Associate Justice Michael SchcnCli
wrote the courts opinion, which att
tomatiCally set WcllmOn'S now dcatn
date for Friday. November 30.
SchCnCk also wrote an opinion that
there was no error in the trid! ui
George J. King. charged with The
larceny of automobile tires in Con-
cord and sentenced in CaDarruS ST.
p"riur court last Aprii to serve ono
1" two Yeas. In the same case.
Luther Bricc Vas sentenced tr tWp
To- three years and G.. l.. Stan,rlur.
chairman oi the GuilfUrd county
board 0i commissions tor several
years. was acquitted Ui - rCvCIrin.
charge by Judgment al mun-%uit.
The list of upinlOn>:
IIghtncr vs. Boone. Henderson,. no
error: Town OF rrvon ~. Duke Pow
o. Co.. Polk. affirmed: Edr urdSgi
vs.. Edniund>un. Wayne. affirmed:
EXum ct ais. IS railroad. Greene.
plaintiffs appeal reversed. defend
ant appeal affirmed. Huffman ~.
Pearson. Caldwell. uCw trial: Cicvc
ct ais. -. Adams. Pit.. affirmed:
Crnndall ct ais. ~ tlCu'Un>. PITT.
reversed. State -. Shine. Duplln. Il"
error. MarShburn ~. PniIuy. Lemon
reversed: Jucksuu IT ais. NS .urnagL
LcniUr. affirmed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
White Mans
Day Not Gone,
Bishop States

Wilson. Nov. i.--(APj --"rhr day
io' tine white man IN the Orient IN.
not gone. Bishop Edwin F.. Lee 49,
sUrvd delegates Ia the annual session
al IT. North Carolina Methodist con-
ference.
Bishop Lee. visionary bishop u.
tn" church. spoke ;it inc seeming Sos
sion .! The conference.
He asserted that although ,llpur
had tried &" stir up can anti.wilt.
complex IN Inc Far East. this AZ
tempt has failed"
No >curCh"d earth DUlIcy destroy
eel the values 81 Christianity MI.
planted ~ he hearts ol r,Ci. wDrc
and children in the rhiliDpinc.
Maiuy". SaruWak and Strndtr&.
Bishop Lea, told The more than 80;
delegates.
on t0day'S program an derutiOn..
bUs.lcs, >r->Iuus. and an address To-
might by Henry r. Dwlrc. vice pre-.
!drni and public relations drectn! ~
Duke University.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Rome Sees
Rebuff ToFDR

New York.. Nov. I.-(AP)-. Tie
Rome radio III AN Italian language
broadcast {" the Italian empire a.
serted today that the elections in tie"
United States dic rcbufls for Prc,i-
drnl E"usI, cit
Tho broadcast. recorded here b.
CBS. dCCl;rcd
Til" Republican party has Sccur-
"d iur r,rli - great advantage ter
the presidential election Of 1914.
TIL" Republican, successes represent
y mpilcCa:'l" rebuff Tor RonscyCli.
and arc Il sign "f discomfort of III,
people ni the United States with tie
rCN Crss> tlCv have suffered, and for
To defeat, which brought victory t.
Roosevelt during the presidential
c.'ct!"ms Wh"n ne promised to keep
The country ntt pi The conflict"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Teen Age Draft Bill
Heads List Of Cor
troversial Legislation
Awaiting Action In
Final Days of 18th
Congress

Washington. Nov. I.-(AP-
The pendulum of wartime home
front attention SWING today
from political trends and for
tunes back 10 an impcnding
showdown ON Capitol Hill that
some lawmakers commended
would supply gauge of con-
greSSional faith in the military
leadership.
The issue was clearly drawn. .n
one question:
VIII Congress. a?din>t the I.vIrg
Of President Roosevelt and tnu~y &c
,uaIly directing military operators
tctan III the teen age draft hi. q,
stipulation. inserted by tine S,'nu.r
that the 1919 year old> be held from
cnmba; until they have had q iu.i
years training"
Congressional quarters heard 'n.f
the Army would rather have no rD,. cd.
cirng Of the draft age at all. # line
legislation must pass with -, rigrt
prc-combat requirement. There exon
were hints that such il requirement
would result III u veto Tor the bill
While uvCrShadowIng all else ~
public interest. the teen agc draft
was but one of the varied and pitny
problems confronting tho cin>irs,
days OF the historic nth Curgrc,s.
Whether winners or luN,I, ~ yCStcl-
day. ballnting. the incumbent scu-
atorS and House members. all >crv-
ing until the convcning of the nC.F
Congress in January. Will have be-
fore them these propositions.
|. That President RuO-CVcit y"
given sweeping power tor WartIu =
suspension of any law. particular '
tariffs. found interfering with tive
free movement of persons. property
and information INTO and out o.
the United States.
2 Final disposition oi ivl. !atir5i.
requested by Economic Dircclu.
james +. BylnCS. to" federal rrglt.
lation of rentals on all real property.
both residential and CONNER ciai. ;u'd
Ion control OF charges 10y hotels aid
looming houses.
. Senate disposition also of the
controversial bill 80 outlaw the pCil
tan a. requirement tor voting n
federal elections. This taN Is required
IN eight Southern states.
I. \ proposal That women III rlc
Navy and Coast Guard reserves i've
permitted tr serve overseas.
;. Various propositions Ia rcvarp
the fighting services. the WHShir !
ton wartime agencies. and 'CNiSipr
Of congressional procedure. all ail-
cd ai more punch III dealing with the
enemy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Hess Proposal
Is Disclosed

London. Nu>. !. .lAP).-Thp l,un-
don Dairy Mail today quoted ST.
PatrCh Dnlldu Lord Provost
tAlayu. of Cha gov. as saying HAT
Rlduii He, came tr Britain a. au
official Juna~~adnr oi III" Nazia
with p,uc, TRIMS that III effect
would nuvv made Britain "a German
colony with Hitler H. dictator ano
Hess H. pr"tcctur."
Sir putriCi, WI> quoted ~ sdN ing
that iII'lvr'> r"niIdauic and No al
party leader. Who flew 10 Britain III
May. l9ii. ra.vc with the al,ihuI u
Of Hitler and nj. COLLEAGUES. and
had hupcd that he licSsJ wOIld D.,
given gaS"l,nc and allowed 60 rCtur...
to Germany Within ~ hours.
Hes pdrdcultcd from his plane II,
Scotland. and The mystery ~ IN,
dramatic tip never has been Off
Cially explained Soon after hc ictj
Germany the Maj said ", wa. men
tally unbalanced and had flown l.
Britain ~ appointed pcac
apostle. lie /. held by tho British d
wa prisoner and Soviet Russi.
recently suggested that be be TIE.
immediately a. a war criminal"
Tire Dali, Mail quoted Sir P1tJc,
further a. saying.
Hess had 10 documentary terms
but he indicated in conservation The.
all previous German c"lUnic:; were [
be returned 10 Germany ana ~;
,Ccutinued Oh f'ss. t%v,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Safety Razors
Under Ban

Washington. Nov. !. tAP)--- The
war production board today halted
the manufacture "i safety ra2orS FOR
civilian uSc. and put all razOrs and
razor blade, under strict production
and distribution restrictions.
From nuW "ii safety rdIurS may
he produced only fur the military
forces. Tor cNpuri. and for lCnd-lcasC
purposes.
Production rl Straight ruZurS Wa
reduced substantially iur the lag
two months OF III" year. and will be
halted January |. WIPE said tho in
duSiry. bc put tu good Use. manu-
featuring commando knives. among
Other ihin.s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Continued on Page Two)
French Ships
Given To Axis

London. Nov. l-(ApD The nil
lSiry of economic warfare asserted
today that the Vichy government
was handing over - former allind
merchantmen in French Mrditt-
fancan ports tO the Axis.
There have been previous -
ports that such transfers were shar-
ing up. but the ninist"ry'S state
ment vas the first such word from
any Of the United Nations govern
mcnts.
The announcement said the ships
Dclhp handed over toiaicd 100000
Irns. Thirteen e H.. '"s."ls ere -
ING Il GG0aH. ND - =" nniH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Bailey Scores Sweep
ing Victory; Both
L constitutional Chan
Ecs larry; Morrison
i'las .:ide Lead Over
Jonas In Tenth Dis
trlct d.

Raleigh. Nov. 4--(AP)-
North Carolina Democrats ell
ectcd all their nominees fnr
state and a1iunal offices IN
tie g>n"r2l election yesterday.
lrcumplrt" unofficial returns
ir'ilca.rd to-day.
In the only statewide race.
Stratnr Josiah W. Bailey re-
80" ll6.Sl2 votes and his
Republican opponent. Sam !.
Morris of Raleigh. 3l.2l2 IN
906 of the states 1920 pre-
cinctS.
Incomplete returns also indi- .
Gated adoption III two proposed
amendments to the State con-
StiiutiUn.
The proposal la place public
SchUGl administration in a single
T. wa iDS'"Id ct III several rs
at present to which considerable
GFB0SitiOn Iryr Jprd. received
81. csc votes in ~ precincts
while $3.50 ballots were east
against il.
TIL" vote in the ~ pvrriur,S ,,d
u proposal la authuriIr rst Establishment
Il separate judicial and SrlcituriaI
districts was l4.91l for and q. gr9
against
~ ihC n"W tenth CONGRESSIONAL
district. where Republican hope.
Hr!c conferred. Cameron Morrison ui
Charlotte received 23.424 votes IN ii5
81 The districts l75 precincts. His
Republican opponent, Charles i.
Jrn:> ,i l.!nc"!nton. got l7.883 votes.
FiN' D"nncr'atiC congressman mad
n" opposition. and the six others ar
pa,,n'lv had safe lead over Incl
Republican foes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Tank Battle
Ends In Rout
For Romnlel
sNn&Epszhn.zsi-=s.se- .-ss>iAalr -:~av
!-:Itlsh Eighth Army
Swings For ward In
Two Sectors Along
-5-Mile Front; News
From Other Theatres
OF Global War
BY The Associated Press

Wy ne Associated l'rpSS
trltain'$ desert armies were
reported To have Won the first
major test in the new campaign
III Egypt today, routing the
Axis in flaming siX-hour
TAX battle and .ieapardizing
Field Marshal Kennel : entire
position on the FL .Alamnein
front. 50 miles west of AleXan-
dria.
y bulletin from Carlo head
quarters said the British
eighth army again thrust fo".
ward in two sectors along the
:'1-mlIc wide front Monday
night and yesterday after de-
icating Rommcl'S tank forces
Monday.
Il communiquc indicated that
the twclvc-day old British often
Sivc was now in full swing. with
allied planes pounding the with
drawing axis forces.
The cOmmuniqur said British p
imprrialS in the last - hours ad-
,anccd To Sidi 81 Kahman on the
north and drove the Germans in-,
I" retreat Farther spG0l3
For the past ~ hours. the "tull
ioIcr Oi the allied air striking power
mas o"cn concentrated ON enemy
in:ii~ Withdrawing along the coaSta.
DAD. British headquarters said.
London Quarters declared the
enemy seems To- bv III lull retreat" IN
th' critical struggle. whose outcome
nay decide the late oi the Whole
Middle East.
Major development, elsewhere III
he GIuOal wal iuClUCcG
solomon i>Iands-l. y. Army
troops and Marines faced new
Japanese pinCrrS threat on
Guadalcanal today a> the enemy
mar>haIlcd freshly landed refill
forccmrntS east of the islands
prize airfirld
The new .Iapduc>;. landings WCrt
made under cover nl darkness Mon
day night. the Navy announced. The
Japanese slipped ashore on the ca.
coast ~ hours after ATcrICaH do
>troycrS bombardcd japanese posi-
IONS west at the mir base. American
NiNC DplhDelS also pDtNldcu INC
enemy ~ the northwest section Ci
the island where the Japanese have
landed most of their reinforce.
mCuts.
New Guinca-Grncral Douglas
MacArthur'S headquarters re-
ported that allied vanGuardS had
advanced nearly SIX miles be-
NOnd kOkOda. chief Japanese in
land base AT the foot of the
Owen Stanley mountains. with
the enemy still in retreat.
Australian troops were reported
pushing steadily through the dense
lunglcS toward the MAIN Japanese
coastal base al BUna llO miles across
INC Papua peninsula from P"ll
MorcSby. where enemy sCa-5ornc
forces first landed on July -.
General MacArthur'> iar-langinG
b"mbCrS continued tu support L. ).
forces III the SolomunS by raidinE
JAPANESE shipping IN the Bucn-Fa,i
region. al the upper end "i the 900
mile long island chain. while "thc.
allied planes attacked ;hC enemy
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
u. S. BOMRERS RAID
HARBOR OF TOBRUK

Cairo. Nov. l-tAP)--DircCt h t.
bv United States heavy bombcrs
destroyed two medium size MGR.
chant vessels and approximately II; ii
of one jcttv importan, in unload IL
of supplies" ~ the harbor Of Tobruk.
y United states Nrmv Middle Fast
r"wu0iIuC announced today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
UNITED STATES SHIP
TORPEDOED AN SUNK

washington. Nov. l--IAP)--N
small United States merchant vcs.
sci was torpcducd and sunk by an
enemy submarine early III October
III the Atlantic off the northern coast
of South America. the Navy ant
bounced today. SURVIVES we're land.
cd at an cast coast port "r the Unit
cd state
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
Congress To Face
Showdown Fights
ALEXANDER COUNTY
ELECTS REPUBLICANS

TTylorsVI!!r. Nuy. I-(APD-
Except III the Senate race. in
which Senator Josiah ". Bailey
established a slight lead over
Republican Sam !. Morris, AL
cNandcr county vent Republic
can IN yesterdays election for
he first time III 20 years.
Unofficial returns today ndi-
CIicd the county Republican
ticket had been elected by a ma
J"Tity ranging from 900 la 700.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
WILL ROGERS, JR.
WINS HOUSE SEAT

Santa Monica. Cal. Nov. Tap
Will Rugrrs Jr.. Democrat. sou
OF the late h.wuriSt. forged ahead at
incumbent Republican representa-
tive Leland NJ. Ford today on In"
basis of complete but unofficial re-
turns from 3ni of The 10Th districts
65I precincts The vote: Rogers d.
49, Ford r3.IGl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04
HOOVER SAYS AXIS
FINDS NO COMFORT
IN u. S. ELECTIONS

New York. Nov. * APj. For
mer President Herbert Hoover com
mcnting on the election results. said
today that "our enemies can get no
comfort from this election" because
"thc platform Of every single can
diditc Republican. Democratic arG
Labcr--was vigorous efficient n,C-
scout j. ~ e., rIl.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-04

,Ccnrinued Oh fts. t%V,
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Financial
Livestock
Wanted To Buy

- PIGS and shoats. one young COW.
s575 Talladay Rd. ! u miles east
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Employment
situations wsnted-Femals


Situations Wanted-Female
WANTED-By middle aged woman.
position as housekeeper or prac-
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house. Best OF references. Phone
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EXPERIENCED Comptometer opera
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DISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. helper.
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rent
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taker 1850 futile nm Road.
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Rooms For Rent
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suitable for four men. 4l3 W. For
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Saline.
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ROOMS FOR RENT modern. 1928 n
Hamilton. Phone 769-R.
ROOMS for rent. also trailer space
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

MANS OVERCOAT size 40 lust like
new. SIS. 6lf W. Forest. Pm. 50J-J.
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EVADER SENTENCED

Detroit, Oct. 10 ms - Three
years in a federal prison was the
fate Of Henry G. Stolman, 40, who
was charged by the government
with evading the draft law. He
was turned over to the FIJI after
two draft cards were found in
his possession.
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TAKES OWN LIFE

Detroit. oct Tins Funeral
arrangements were being made to-
day for Mrs. Norva Madaleno. 81,
who took her own life by shooting,
according TO police. III health
which followed the birth OF her
baby three weeks ago was blamed.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale
BRAND NEw HOMES

BRAND NEW HOMES
A few left. good locations
Best buns in city IS 200 to s. 900
Mortgage Loans
Up 10 20 years 20 pay. low In
terest
Save fuel
ms ulate your home with k'msul
r. Rodgers sylvester
30I b. Forest Ave, Phone tts
EAST MICHIGAN Avenue. business
frontage. large. modern. income
house $1,000 Terms. $500 down
Near A and 4 Store. H. Feet SO
y. Huron st 1871