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Births Reported

Barberie, Thomas and Edith, eirl.
Barnes. Gerald and Evelyn, girl.
Bean, jackson and Eunice, boy.
Beaver. R;charo and Emily, girl.
Bielen, Eli and Gertie, boy.
Bladen, Harold and Doris. girl.
sso.y so%a1s ssse sse ann and bofns, b1aTsy f bnv
Hurch. Martin and Mary. boy
Campbell. Howard and Miriam. girl.
Coolidge. Paul and Olive. boy.
Davis, Marvel and Joan, boy.
Enrisht, Joseph and Catherine. girl.
Gladmon. Ralph and Audrey. siri.
Goodwin. Lloyd and Catherine. Girl.
Grady, James and Frances, boy.
Hendricks, Clifton and Jessie, girl,
Hinson, Harvey and Barbara, twin boys.
Horton, Charlie and Maria, girl.
Nottinger. Earl and Alice, boy.
Johnson FSssa1 soSsrt sns and Boy eoy
Jones, James and Emma, boy.
Latham. william and Maude., boy.
Latin, Ward and Geneve girl.
Leslie. Dana and Georsia. boy;
Lubar, Ne than and Lenora. girl
Mattinsly. Robert and Hilda, boy.
Merkle. David and Frances, boy;
Morshead, Dewey and Laura, sirl'
Parschwitz, Gilbert and Helen, girl.
Rhetts. Charles and Ruth, boy.
Rice Edgar and Audrey, boy.
Ridenour. Earl and Nettie, girl.
Rogato, Michael and Irene, girl
st. John ST. Paul and Mary, boy.
Shipman, Morris and Janet, twin girls.
Smith, Daniel and Mary. girl.
Springer, Hyman and Helen. boy.
Stabler. William and Pauline, boy.
Stratford. John and Frances, boy.
Swanson. Claude and Elvira. boy:
Tall, william and Kathryn, girl
Thomas, Charley and Mabel, girl.
Tidwell, James and Marjorie. boy.
Upton, Stuart and Lorraine, girl,
Trout, Joseph and Anna, boy.
Vermillion. BENJAMIN and Mary, boy.
Werner, John and Anna, boy.
werthem, Edwin and Florence, girl.
Wiles Ernest and Dorothy. girl.
Wyatt, william and Dorothy. girl.
BARLEY. Abraham and Queenie, girl.
Bowman Fairy and Callie, boy.
Gross, Leonard and Ladessa. girl.
Fells. Alpc t and Elnora, girl,
Graves. Raymond and Rowena, boy.
Green, Theophilus and Laura, boy.
johnson. Carl and Helena. girl.
Jones, Pompey and Ruth girl.
Kirkland, Robert and Rozena. girl.
Martin. pefcy and Cozelle girl
Matthews. william and Mary. boy.
Miser. Rufus and Alma girl.
Palmer, jesse and Pauline, girl.
Price. Natnan and Gloria, girl.
Stith. Richard and BERTHE, boy.
Washington. Earnest and Geraldine. boy
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Deaths Reported

John B; Geier,, So, 47os 18th st. NV.
Annie 3. Peling. rs, 4434 Ellcott st. NV
Jean Gray, 73, I'LL Kenilworth ave. ne.
Harvey Rogers, so, 10 Z st. NV.
Samuel Greenberg, SO. 4730 Illinois ave.
Judith M. Buck, 81, 212s r st. NV.
Edward Conn, 81, 20O7 r st. NV.
George A. Cox. .55, 1749 Kilbourne pl NV
Frank M. Merchant, 4s, Baltimore. Md.
Doris j. Farmhouse. %, 401 60th ave.
CAPITOL Heights, Md.
Charlie Clark, rs, 1242 Girard st. NV.
John Potts 65, 1914 9th st. NV.
Albert G. Washington 81, so Pierce st. NV
Mary 3. Campbell, 63, Essex, Va.
Josephine Mitchell, 81. IA Columbia I'd
Elijah Morton, ~. 1918 sth st NV
walter g. Robinson. 81, Farmont Heishts
Nd.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Bride.elect Feted

Miss Lenore Thomas, whose en-
gagement to 1t. g. g. Joseph Adams
Robinson was recently announced,
was feted again on Thursday eve
ming at 4 surprise shower given by
Mrs. Harry Wilson Porter at her
home IN Ashton Heights, Arlington
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Hayes Action Demanded

LOS ANGELES, July IS (F.-The
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People yes-
terday authorized . telegram to
Attorney General Biddle urging
that he "act vigorously and prompt
ly" in an investigation Of the arrest
at Rome. Ca. OF Roland Hayes,
Negro tenor.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
AAUW to Hear
Art Museum Official

Mrs. Ariigo M. Young, educational
director OF the Seattle Art Museum
who is here for a few days, will give
an illustrated talk at the weekly
tea of the Washington Branch,
American Association of University
Women. at 4:30 pm. Monday. Her
topic will be the history of old fur
niture.
During the week end Mrs. Young
will be the guest Of Mrs. Clyde M.
Hadley. local AAUW president.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Church Weddings Feature
Capitals Social Calendar
Frances WeschIer Weds Mr.. Ondrick;
Tver.MOran Nubfials Held

Church the Nativity the Of lovely wedding this
Weschler daughter Mr.
bride Francis Ondrick
Ondrck of New Britain, Conn.
nuptia celebrated the Rev. Nc
church beautifully
with baskets lilies white
Wheaton the
wedding music
a the bride
Weschler full
Mary of the train Of
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Living With Parents

Mrs. Pierre Gadol, who has been
living in Brooklyn, N. Y, since her
marriage to Mr.. Gadol last fall, has
returned 10 Drummond and will be
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mer PowiCk, while Mr.. Gadol is in
service with the armed forces.
Evening star., 1942-07-18

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy = War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy . bond ~ your own
expression Of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1942-07-18

Adolph, Benits and Hirohito--
the three blind mice. Make them
run with War bonds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
0pA Expands Fuel
Oil Coupon Value
Third Period Tickets
Good for II Gallons

DETROIT, Dec. 22-(R-The
office of price administration
announced here today that fuel
oil ration coupons for the third
heating period, beginning to-
morrow, have been advanced in
value from 10 gallons to IL
gallons.
The start of the third period
was set ahead from Jan. z, when
it had been scheduled originally.
Announcing the 10 per cent
increase in Ill allowed for the
period, M. J. Vierling, state fuel
oil rationing representative,
warned users that they should
continue to exercise the utmost
care to stretch their supply rs
far as possible. He pointed out
that the end of the third period
is still Feb. 8, the original date,
and that start of the fourth Pc
riod has not been advanced.
The increase is effective
throughout Michigan, Vierling
said he was advised by the
Cleveland oPA regional office.
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Crash Injuries
5e|fridge Men
Civilian Workers
in Base Hospitol

Two high ranking civilian en-
ployes of Selfridge Field were
painfully hurt at $50 p. m.
Monday when their car and a
truck collided on Joy boulevard
500 feet west of Sugar Bush
road.
The injured:
Artur j. Poker, IS, 1880
Wiltshire, Detroit, who Is as
sistant engineer and superin-
tendent Of construction for
base utilities.
John E. Hoye, 20, 14145 Sey-
mour, Detroit, junior admins
trative assistant for base util-
tiles.
The accident occurred, sher-
ifs deputies said, when a truck
operated by Arthur w. Taylor,
so, Of Wayne. stalled on the
highway and the car crashed in
to the rear of the truck. The
car was badly damaged.
Both men are patients at Base
hospital. Taylor escaped in
jury.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Hundreds Perish
in Turkish Quake
with Many Hurt

BERLIN (from G m . n
broadcasts), Dec. ~ = R -
The Berlin radio said today It
was feared thousands of per-
sons, Including high Turkish
officials" had persisted in . vio-
lent earthquake in northeastern
Anatolia, Turkey.
Authentic figures of dead
and wounded are not yet avail
able, IL said. An earlier broad
cast had reported that 600 were
killed and several hundred in
jured in the quake.
The area affected, the broad
cast said, included the towns Of
Tokat, Niksar and Erba. about
$50 miles east Of Istanbul.
The temblor was said TO have
razed virtually every home In
Erba and started fires which
were still burning last night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
j. borllbers
Maui Jap Base
in AIeuiians
Sub-Bose at kisko
forget Of heovy
American Roid
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-N

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-R)
= American planes heavily
bombed Japan's submarine base
on Kiska Island in the Aleu-
tians Sunday, the Navy reported
today, while in the South Pacific
army Flying Fortresses executed
new raids on the enemy airfield
at Munda in the Solomons and
damaged at least one cargo ship
near Bougainville Island.
Navy communique number
227:
North Pacific:
Il. On December 20, United
States bombers, escorted by
fighters executed a heavy, CO.
ordinated attack on japanese
shore installations on the island
of Kiska. Hits were scored and
heavy explosions were observed
In the vicinity of the submarine
base. Camp areas and buildings
were bombed and strafed. All
United States planes returned.
South Pacific: Cali dates are
East Longitude) u
~. On December 2Qth army
Flying TortresSe6 attacked enc
my installations in the Munda
area of New Georgia Island. Re-
suits were not reported.
"3. On December FL:
"(A) Army Flying Fortresses'
again bombed Japanese shore
facilities at Munda, but no re-
port of the results has been re-
ceived.
"(B) Two Japanese cargo
ships were attacked by Flying
Fortresses,' near Kahili in the
BUN area on Bougainville Is
land. One direct hit and sever
al near hits were scored. One of
the cargo vessels was last seen
settling by the stern"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Wedge Driven
in Jap Lines
Americans Press
Crushing Attack

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN AUSTRALIA, Dec. % - up
Up Continuing a crushing
attack led by American-built
tanks and supported from the
air, Allied troops battled today
to widen a wedge driven into the
enemy's main defense system
and wipe out the japanese trap
ped in a tightening pocket in
the Buna area of New Guinea.
The Australian manned tanks
crashed through a zone of heavy
Bunker-type strongpoints of the
remaining Japanese around the
Buna government station yester-
day, and American and Austral-
See JAPS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
PREMIER OF PUPPET MANCMUKUO
Poisons Entire Family Shoots Jap Adviser, Ends Life

ally, in 1885, Prime Minister.
In that post he raked next to the
Puppet Emperor Kang Teh, al
though both were completely
onder japanese control.
No word of his death has come
yet from Hsinking, the Manchu-
kuo capital, or Tokyo. but il the
circumstances were as described
by Chungking the japanese nat
urally would try to suppress the
news.
Chang was born in 1871. q na-
tive of the Manchurian Province
of Fengtien.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Daring Allied
Foray(arried
Out in Africa
British Report Soys ,
Yonks Participated
in Sortie

LONDON, Dec. o. m -A
commando raid on Tunisia, IN
which Americans were reported
to have participated, stabbed ~
within five miles Of Bizerte n
. hit-and-run foray last week.
Reuters said today.
The report of American pr.
ticipation, which Reuters did
not mention and which was not
confirmed, was made by the
London Telegraph.
Reuters dispatch, datelined
with Lieut.. Gen. Kenneth a.
N. Anderson's Army In To
nisia," said the landing was
made in heavy seas and that tn
commandos just had returned -
their base. II
STRIKE AT CORE
This daring foray into In.
core of the Nazis last strong
hold in North Africa was dir
closed as Field Marshal Rom
mel's army was reported on1ys|
loo mile from Tripoli and ~
parently planning to contiql1os
westward all the way to Ian1C W
to join German fcrcSe - II
the Allies there. "a )
y Most of the raiders sshn1 1osi
swim for it," their comnando
said, but losses were slight -.
cause the landing was ,ncp-'
posed. "
The incuysion lasted sevsRal
days. he said, and the raidGEo
had to regain the beach thruufh
about Is miles Of enemy-hG1d
territory in which the Germnuo
held strong machine-g gum poUess
"as we found out when -
bumped into Them"
1--WE came under fire ffuw
these, but we also succeeded -
killing a number of CexYnnno ~S
he added. The Germans, huu1
ever. showed no inclination to3|
come out, even when they ~
shot US up"
One group was said 70 havoS
penetrated within five miles a.
See AFRICA-Page 3
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the first of the Quislings produc-
ed by the series of military az
gressions which began with ia
pans conquest of Manchuria.
When the Japanese moved into
Northern Manchuria late in 1891
he was governor of the special
Hardin district, a post to which
he had risen through q career OF
some 20 years in the turbulent
politics and civil wars Of pre-in-
vasion Manchuria. He was
quickly won over to the Japa-
nese cause by methods never
fully explained and became one
OF the native pillars of the new
regime established by the Japa-
nese Army and labelled Man.
chukuo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Col. Fur|onq
Resigns Post
Defense Chief
is Transferred

LANSING, Dec. % - up -
1t. Col. Harold A. Furlong Of
Pontiac, administrator of the
Michigan Council of Defense,
submitted his resignationto Gov.
Van Wagner today to accept an
assignment with the Army Med
ical Corps.
Furlong said he had been
transferred by the Army from
duty with the State Selective
Service headquarters and had
been ordered to report at the
Medical Department Service
School at Carlisle Barracks near
Harrisburg, Pa. He said he
would leave next week.
Furlong has received no sal
airy as Defense Council admins
traitor but has been paid by the
Federal government for his 9TH
er duties as chief of the Medical
section of the State Selective
Service System.
A former National Guard Of
ficer, Furlong has an impressive
World War record, including
high decorations for bravery
under fire.
He was recalled to active duty
December 26, 1910, to assist in
the draft and was appointed De-
Tense Administrator January %,
1941.
Under his direction, $50, 900
Michigan people have been as
signed to Civilian Defense duties
and some officials contend that
Michigan has perfected one Of
the best Statewide defense or
CARNATIONS in the nation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
MunitIl Feels (
Heavy Hand
Greet Bosnbsss
Dump Explosives

LONDON, Dec. r. ~ -
British bombers smashed ~
Munich. birthplace Of tn NJ
party. last night, dropptnn ~
great weight" Of bombs 60
starting fires in their seenu
successive night raid over ~
Reich. ~
Clouds hampered the bonh.
ers, and German night fishH1sn
rose to battle in bright moou
light above the cloud layer.
Two German fighters woew
shot down, while tho Rita
lost IL bombers, the air miniotxx
said. The loss indicated Z honvS
attacking force in tlbe Hrnt No.
at Munich, important Wnr inin
try center. since Sept q.
PROBABLE TAR0Er
Although details a IL -
mile round trip were noe -
See RAF-RAoo 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Winter Opens
TOday-Or
is that News?
BY KENNETH l.. DIXON


WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-(R
Winter arrived today - just
two shopping days before
Christmas.
Or maybe it was summer.
1t all depends on your point of
view.
According to naval obServa-
tory, winter began in the north
ern hemisphere at TAO am,
eastern war time.
Coinciden t lily apparently
this has been going on for
years., summer arrived in the
southern hemisphere at the
same moment.
Ordinarily, nobody on the
earth's topside would fret about
how the under half shivers or
sweats. This year. due to the
wanderings of Johnny dough-
boy, it's a different matter.
If he's in Australia, New Zea-
land, New Guinea, Java or the
Solomon Islands he's back in
the good old summertime today.
Almost anywhere else he
might be Notwithstanding to
the latest military communicates
its bound to be the beginning
of winter. 4
But the trouble is thatH he's
in India, Burma, North Africa,
the Hawaiian Islands, the Pana~
ma Canal Zone sQrs Any Qpe -
several other spotss he. win Be a
close to the equator that he
See WINTER-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Held Appoints
Two Assistants
teneh, vonFleteren
@ b Asst Prosecutor

Former prosecuting attorney
Earl NJ. Ekench on Jan. /, will
became chit assistant prosecut-
~ on the Staff Of Wilbur +.
Held, .prQnecutins attorney
elect, while Fred ivan Fls*eren,
Of st. Clair Shores, will fill the
second assistants post, Held re-
vealed today.
Held, who has served % chief
lieutenant to Ivan A. Johnston
throughout the latter's four year
occupancy of the prosecutors Of
flee, Is q graduate Of the Detroit
College of Law where he won
his degree in 1891. He has
practised law in Mount Clemens
ever since that time and, for
more than six years served as a
Mount Clemens justice Of the
peace.
The prosecuting attorney
elect, is IS years of age, and
makes his home at IA Hollywood
Court, with his wife and their
two small sons, John, 8, and
James. IL months.
French, who will succeed to
the post Held now occupies, was
appointed prosecuting attorney
In Oct. 1929, to fill out the un-
expired term of James r. Spier
who was then elevated to the
circuit court bench. French was
elected In 1890 and continued
to serve a. prosecutor through
out 1891 and 1892. He has been
practising law since 1921, is q
graduate of the Detroit College
Of Law, and makes his home at
Ill Cas- avenue, Mount Glenn
ems.
Van Fleteren graduated In
See PROSECUTORS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Rush Reserves
10 Middle Don
Russian Front
Russion Offensive
Swings into Gear;
Neors Rostov
BY EDDY GILMORE

MOSCOW, Dec. % - B -
German resistance, marked by
increasing counterattacks, stiff
fened against the Red Army to-
day in the middle Don drive,
which the Russians reported had
resulted in the capture of a
large town as they smashed on
southwestward toward Rostov,
Black Sea port.
(The midday communique
did not name the town taken
but the next Large populated
place" in the path of the Rus
slams was Millerovo, important
railroad junction 12O-odd miles
from Rostov.)
The Germans were rushing re-
serves to the middle Don front
in an attempt to hale the swift
pace of Col. Gen. N. F. Vatutin's
legions which had stormed to
within 20 miles of Millerovo
yesterday.
The front southwest of Stain
grad also was boiling anew in
fierce struggle as the German
sr~!.s, = sstcrin reserves 18th
arge tank units, brought heavier
pressure against the Russian
thrust down along the Kalmyck
Steppe.
The increasing tempo of Ger
man resistance was foreseen
here once the Axis troops found
a place that they were allowed
to stand and fight.
The communique acknowl-
edged stiff defense at what it
called the large populated
place" on the Middle Don front.
The Soviet midday communi-
que said that Russian engineers
removed more than 1000 Ger
See RUSSIA-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22

CHUNGKING, Dec. % - up
Gen. Chang Ching Hui, pre-
mier of Manchukuo was report
ed by the Chinese High Com
mand today to have poisoned all
members of his family, shot and
killed q japanese adviser and
five high-ranking officials OF his
puppet government and then
committed suicide.
The Premier was unable to
stand any longer the japanese
oppression" the High Command
said, attributing its information
to a Chinese intelligence report.
Chang Chuns-Hui was one of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Second American
General Wounded
i'm Pacific War

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~ Up
-Brigadier General Albert w.
Waldron, so, has been wounded
seriously in action in the SOUTH
west Pacific, the war depart
ment announced today.
Waldron is the second general
to have been wounded recently
in that area. Brigadier General
Hanford MacNider previously
was injured by splinter from .
hand grenade while leading 4
night patrol.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Set for Drive

LONDON, Dec. % - R) -
The U. S. Army's Eighth Air
Force Service Command, which
handles procurement of.supplies
and maintenance lans, is getting
ready to service ian about air
offensive against the Axis and
will be ready to accomplish this
mission within a very brief pc
riod," Maj. Gen. Henry r.
Miller said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia, Dec. ~
-(U.P)-Onc of the two Japa-
ncse air strips on the beach
southeast of Buna was in Allied
hands today and the other was
under attack from both ends In
come of the heaviest fighting OF
the campaign.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22

JACKSON, Mich, Dec. a.
R-The Jackson Citizen Pat
riot carried this black-type note
at the head Of . front-paee story
on . strike ut the Goodyear Tire
q Rubber Co. plant here:
Tor reasons Of morale, tho
following news item win not ap-
pear in the edition q the Citi3sn
Patriot which goes 10 more than
1900 men in the fighting serv-
ices"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
French Attack

LONDON, Dec. 22 - U.D -
French troops have made fur
Their advances in Tunisia and the
Allies have beaten off an enemy
attack on their lines, dispatches
reported today as the broken
Afrika Korps Of Field Marshal
Erwin ROmmel still in full
flight westward, drew closer to
TripOli, last remaining Of the
major Axis bases in Libya.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Pay-in-Adudnce'
Plan Proposed
brCOnsumers
BY JOSEPH LATIN

United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-W.H
The Office of Price Admins
tration will submit for public
consideration soon an elaborate
plan for consumers to pay now
for automobiles, refrigerators,
pianos and automatic furnaces
to be delivered after the war, it
was learned today.
OPA officials said the pro-
gram would drain off $6,000,-
100000 annually in excess pur-
chasing power and at the same
time help many business firms
which otherwise would fail to
survive another year of war.
Henry j. Kaiser, west coast
shipbuilder, proposed such q
plan recently before the Ma
tional Association of Manufac-
See OPA PLAN-Page Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Ice 5heaihes
All Michigan
More Rain is
Predicted Here

A thaw and sudden overnight
freezes today coated city and
county highways with a sheet
of ice, resulting in the injury of
one man and threatened to
sharply reduce the volume of
last minute Christmas buying.
The Weather Bureau predict
ed continued rain today and to-
morrow and limited that thaw
may make driving less hazard
Gus.
A driving rain that froze on
car windschields added to the
discomfort of drivers. Cars pro-
ceeded ut a snails pace, minor
collisions we're frequent and
pedestrians chung close to build
ings to avoid falling.
City streets were particular
ly dangerous early this morning
until city employees moved into
action with sand ana salt AT b
am.
Prior to that time. exasper-
ated motorists tried in vain to
negotiate the Macomb street
bridge. Because of the incline,
cars became jammed together
until city employees spread their
salt.
John Doan, Of 601 Corners,
Detroit, was taken to Saratoga
hospital with cuts about the face
after his car skidded off Gratiot
and hit q fire hydrant near Stew
ems in East Detroit.
Icy pavements were general
See WEATHER-PaEe z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Divorce Plans

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-(R)-
Lieutenant Commander Jack
Dempsey, former heavyweight
boxing champion and now Of the
Coast Guard, said today that his
wife, Hannah williams, was con-
sulting a lawyer on plans for .
divorce.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Fight GarmiShee

LANSING, Dec. 20 - up -
Auditor General Vernon j.
Brown said today an appeal 10
the State Supreme Court would
be filed from decision In the
Gratiot County circuit court
yesterday that the state may be
garnisheed for salaries Of its
employees.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22
Yank Captured

OTTAWA, Dec. 70 - R -
Lance Corporal Douglas N
Wider, whose mother, MIR.
Margaret Spegclmyre lives 1t
A'pena, Mich, is a prisoner OF
war as a result Of the battle Of
Dieppe last Aug. 10, the Can
adian Army announced today.
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Christmas Holiday
beQins on Wednesday

Glasses in Mount Clemens
Public schools will suspend for
the Christmas holidays at 4 p.
m, Wednesday, Superintendent
L. Wade Fast said today. Stud
ents will return Monday, Jan. 4.