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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
EX-FOOTBAIL COACH TAKES CONTROLS PLANE:
Flies Burning Bomber to Safety Through Maze of Zeros

controls from his seat on the
right side. Both engines on the
left side were out and q wing
was on fire. The only thing right
on the instrument panel was the
clock. I couldn't stay in forma-
ton. so I told another plane to
take the lead"
THE navigator and I went
outsliding through the window
in the cockpit-the smallest hole
I ever went through In my life.
The tail broke off and the rest
Of the crew went out through
the break.
I'VE thought the co-pilot was
dead but he said. Hey get me
out and we did. We had on life
vests but had been too busy 70
initiate them. The nose went
down aid the fuselage Tipped
over and crowned me. We got
two rubber boats inflated and
put the co-pilot into one Of them
and started padding for shore.
He died on the way In.
So COACH 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a. -
R- Loss Of the American des-
troyer Duncan in . night action
off Guadalcanal on October IL
IL was disclosed here today with
the announcement that $50 sur
vivors were landed by the lioht
cruiser Boise when il put into
the Philadelphia Navy yard for
repairs Nov. 10.
The Duncan was sunk In the
same action in which the Boise
achieved m amazing record BY
sinking six japanese warships-
three cruisers and three destroy
ers-within ~ minutes Of dead
ly close range firing.
The Duncan, whose loss was
mentioned by the Navy Depart
ment In Washington in COM
munique 20 on Oct. IS without
revealing her name 1t the time.
was the only American ship
sunk in the action.
Five officers and IS men
aboard the Duncan were listed
IS killed or missing.
The Boise rescued the remain
ing crew members after the bat
tie.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
Seek Student Aid
for Tin Collection

Mount Clemens school child
rem are being asked to intensity
their tin collection efforts next
week to collect enough of the
valuable metal to provide . box
car load to be sent to the melt
ing pots.
An estimated II, 900 pounds Of
scrap tin has been collected by
Macomb County at large, and 5,
600 pounds by city collectors.
About Is gross tons must be
collected for one car load. and
the school children are asked to
make up the difference. Their
collections will be picked up at
the school, next Friday, Decem-
Der (.
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Tram Service
Links City,
Army Base

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mic,
Nov. "a - Selfridge Field to-
night will start a transportation
service for soldiers believed to
be unique in stations of the
great American Army.
It's a two car train (Army
operated and Army propelled)
on Army tracks, which hauls
Selfridge Field personnel to and
from the nearest civilian COM
munity the city of Mount
Clemens, a distance of six miles
one way.
There'll be no fare, of course.
Hours of departure will vary,
depending upon progress in the
enlargement of this Army Air
Base. Until further notice,
though, there'll be at least four
round trips each night and one
in the morning.
The cars formerly were out
NODDED trailers of the Detroit
Street Railways VIII C have
been reconditioned thoroughly
with the assistance of the DSR,
Grand Trunk Western Railroad,
and an enthusiastic crew from
See FLYER-Page 3
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BY TOM YARBROUGH

ADVANCE BASE IN THE
SOLOMONS AREA, Nov. al
(Delayed) -(R- Three days
ago, Col. Laverne G. (Blondy)
Saunders, of Aberdeen, S. D.,
former West Point football line
coach, took the controls of q
burning bomber.
The pilot was dead. The CO.
pilot was dying. The bomber
was in the midst of . swarm Of
Zeros over q japanese base on
Bougainville Island in the Solo
mons.
Today, Colonel Saunders Is
back on the job as usual in
command of all heavy bombers
on this base.
His forehead Is bandaged; his
left hand Is slightly cut; and he
still Is feeling bruises from head
to foot - "worse than after the
first day of scrimmage."
BY an outstanding piece Of
flying, he saved himself and the
remaining seven members Of the
crew, crash landing the bomber
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27

beside q tiny island deep in en-
envy territory.
A Navy rescue plane picked
them up the next day.
They had started out last
Wednesday morning. The raid
was q coordinated tia k on
ships in Shorthand Harbor at the
southern tip of Bougainville. Di-
rect hits were scored on two
large cargo ships and q total of
IL Zeros was shot down. The
coloners plane was the only one
lost.
When he wal k e d into his
headquarters yesterday after
noon, his tent mate, Mai. John
T. Malloy, who was end coach
at West Point when Saunders
was coaching the lire, touched
his broad shoulders lightly and
said, "An old Irish prayer didn't
hurt did it,"
The Colonel grinned back, 81
am q Christian now"
Everybody crowded around to
hear the story rs the colonel sat
on his cot with 4 healthy slug Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27

medicinal Scotch.
The Colonel told this story:
STIRRING STORY
WED made our second run
across the target about $50 q.
m. when about 20 Zeros got on
US. There was moderate anti
aircraft fire - not rs bad as
some I've seen - coming from
shore batteries and some de-
stroyers. The Zeros made head
on attacks and they were plenty
good - better than any I'd seen
before. They came At Us In .
string.
THE co-pilot was wounded in
the right leg and I went back
to get the first aid kit. I'd just
got back with IL and was stand
ing behind the cockpit when q
machinegun bullet went through
the pilots heart. II killed him
instantly. At the same time, the
CO pilot was wounded in the
stomach. The cockpit was all
shot up.
The pilot fell back. got the
cospilot out and took over the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
Supports.
Gas Raiionillq
Must Begin Dee. !.
President Orders

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~ -
(R - Faced with a presidential
order directing that nationwide
gasoline rationing 60 into effect
on Dec. l as scheduled, leaders
of a Congressional opposition
bloc were confronted today with
the alternative of either giving
up or carrying the fight to the
floor of Congress.
They hurriedly called a meet
ing to decide whether to pro-
coed with legislation that would
stay rationing by statute for
from 80 days to six months but
privately they expressed belief
that there was little they could
do.
A special Senate War Inves-
tigating committee, seeking to
develop "the facts on both sides
of the rationing ISSUE" called
Petroleum Coordinator Harold
L. Ickles, Rubber Administra-
tor William M. LETTERS, Price
Administrator Leon Henderson
and Transportation Director Jo-
seph Eastman before it today.
STILL TALK
The committee planned to 60
to Kansas City next week to
hear midwestern mayors, civic
officials, and representatives of
oil companies.
There has been 50 much
complaint, both from the mid
west people and midwest Con-
See GASOLINE-Page 3
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Allies Smash
10 Within IS
Miles Of Tunis
Second Column
Clashes with Noxis
Below bixeFte


LONDON. Nov. 27-Allied
spearheads wer reported today
to have lanced to . point Is
miles from Tunis and to have
clashed with Axis forces ut Ma
teur. q communications junction
Is miles south of Bizerte, in an
effort to drive q wedge between
the fortified capital and the
Naval base of Tunisia.
Both developments were an
nounced in q Berlin radio broad
cast.
The position Of the task force
striking at Tunis was not stated,
but an Allied communiQus ear
lier announced that British
First Army troops. striking
northeastward. had captured
Mejez FL Bah, 80 miles south
west of Tunis, over stiff resist
ance and were advancing sue
cessfully.".
BExWB1N ARTkRB8
~ Nateslr .liet sbssVes1 ~ RAID
.wfaS lIh1 SAQd .one Of I've high
ways between TGnis and Bixerte,
In which Hitler has concentrated
the majority Of German ana
Italian troops in Tunisia. Lon
don commentators estimate their
numbers ut 10000. Il Il 10
miles northwest Of the capital.
Eastward. toward the lGadjte9.
ranean coast, runs another III
way between Bizerte and &n-
is.
The Morocco Radio said al
ground engagements this far,
fought amid the first showers Of
the Tunisian rainy season, had
been on q small scale. Il re-
ported the French forces under
Gen. Henri Honore Giraud were
advancing rapidly eastward in
cooperation with the British and
American program.
The need for disciplined speed
was indicated by the German
See AFRICA-Rage )
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
Low "A. Yee
Topples to
His Death

Detroit police today were in
vestigating the death of Low
Arthur zee, 38-year-old CO.
owner of the Chinese Hand
Laundry at Is Court street here,
who either fell or jumped from
the 18th floor of the Detroit-Le-
land Hotel Thursday.
Yee's brother, John, SO, hlam-
ed the act on dependency in
duced by lack of help at the
laundry. John zee said that he
is to be indicted into the U. S.
Army at Fort Custer Saturday
and his brother feared he could
not continue the business with
the remaining available help.
In Yee's hotel room police
found two express orders for
$500 each made out to zee Lipp,
$50 in cash, q bank book show
ing deposits of s., 800, 5000 of
which was deposited Wednes-
day, q money order receipt for
$3.50 and $1,365 in United
States and Chinese War Bonds.
EXTREMELY NERVOUS
John zee told Police Sergt.
Eugene Smith that all of the
money belonged to his brother.
HE was 50 nervous he planned
to 20 to New York for a cure"
Smith quoted John as saying.
John said he visited his bro
Their at the hotel Wednesday
night, but left when Low Arthur
refused to talk to him.
Low Arthur was rejected by
the Army last Nov. II, the same
day John was accepted. John
said his brother is only 50 inches
tall, one inch below the mimi
mum height requirement.
The brothers have long oper-
ated the Hand Laundry on Court
street. There they lead frugal
existence, living in q room be-
-Sss CHNISE-Psse ;
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Shift Planes

LONDON, Nov. "a - up -
Nearly'a fifth Of the whole Ger
man air force that was facing
the Russians before the outbreak
Of American and British opera
tions In French North Africa has
been moved to face the new
threat, Sir Archibald Sinclair,
British Air Minister, declared
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27

CAIRO, Nov. ~ - (R -
United States heavy bombers,
ranging ahead Of the British
eighth army, made . Furnishing
attack yesterday on Tripoli,
main Axis base In Africa, ana
also raided HONS 100 miles to
the East, II was announced to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
Gain i'm City

MOSCOW, Nov. 81 - R -
StaIingrad's garrison struck out
with fresh strength overnight,
driving the invaders from four
large blocks and killing zoe
while to the northwest Of the
city the Russian offensive claim.
ed another 1000 enemy lives,
the Midday communique report
ed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
Vondols Knock Down
Moil Boxes at Armodo

Acting on complaint Of Post
master Marion Shaw, of Ar
mazda, state police from the Ro-
meo Post today sought vandals
who Wednesday knocked down
q row of mailboxes on the Ar
mazda Ridge road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27

MADRID, Nov. 81 - up -
SPANS army strength was ris-
ing toward 10000 TO-DAY I'd
members Of the classes Of 1898,
80, 40 and ~ reported under
orders putting into effect the
partial mobilization which Gen
eralissimo Francisco Franco an
thorixed shortly after the Allies
moved into French North Afri-
ca.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
HlIl|elEstIiailple
Waiery Graves
Youths Blown 20
Miles in High Wind

Two st. Clair Shores youths
were safe at their homes today
after high winds drove their H.
foot duck boat at least 20 miles
through six foot waves on Lake
st. Clair Thursday.
Drenched to the skin and al
most frozen, the youths stagger-
ed to the island home of Harold
Preuss opposite the middle
channel of the st. Clair River
at 4:30 p. m. yesterday after
they kept their flimsy craft
afloat for nine hours.
The pair-Pfc. Carl Fuhs, %,
Of 22707 Ridgeway and Richard
Houtteman, 10, of 21628 Rose
dale-rowed q half mile out into
the lake off 10 mile road at 7:30
a. m. They dropped their de-
coys, saw no ducks and then at
tempted to head for shore when
the wind stiffened.
SWEPT OUT
Even though both manned
oars, they drifted rapidly north
ward and by IL q. m. abandoned
as fruitless attempts to row.
I'VE just pulled up the cape OF
the skiff and let her fly" said
Pfc. Fuhs, home on his first fur
Tough from Fort Riley. Kansas.
II lay atop Dick to keep warm,
but we were soon drenched 10
the skin. / knew our boat was
seaworthy and wasn't really
afraid"
See STORM-Page 3
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Ford Appeals

WINDSOR Ont, Nov. q -
R-The Ford Motor Company
Of Canada has appealed to 49,
500 striking workers to return
to their jobs and announced
that It was applying for . Board
Of Cancellation In the dispute
which closed its big plant here
Tuesday. y
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Admit Gains

BERLIN, (From g e m . n
Broadcasts,) Nov. "a - R -
The Berlin radio said today mas
sive Russian tank forces had
achieved ~ fairly deep penetra-
ton" Of German positions north
east Of Moscow and counter
measures were under way.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-27
Not One Shin
IS Left AfIoo1
81 Warships Sent TO Dottogn
by Defiant French Sailors

LONDON, Nov. z7-Adolf Hitler sFsb6ed 80
French Mediterranean bose Of Teslea today. 80
viehy said every one Of the 81 Frsneh wasshlpo G.
seuttlsd herself while Axis forces were beln1 vuas
their homelond.
The Gsrmons themselves edmittsd tAGt so1ao CO
the French worships hod been seuitied en- fhGe So
lotsst brsoeh Of Hitler promise he'd eaeoG ~ $50
position. ss ~s
The Noxi eommuniqus did not tell weio6 - $3.50
many Of the French warships- iaelsdinos - k1GG
tisships-wsrs sunk but vieky bsssde1 = ssass1
by Reuters announced: @8gS s&s
by esden q Adslrel % lsbss6s vsssQe e& - -
sqvedrea q Teulea seuttlsd thegseesos. I'D s ssSs
"a 10 .. n. there w. NJ - vossd oonG9 NV %
AZ me- sneHssat list Nesa esuassed eeGnulGo 4x1y
lon q :. - te6oy seld ~ viely hsoaDease Qq6
peseh fsS@ Msnslaes rA9lgg1 $780, Dsvos
:: |. . ss:ssIs SI, e!.r 40 ~ - gll1
Fssss fvsm - ~ Ssess, - ossnsa q1ol~
dips q sAsis eaehessess befess dowa. y Sl54 RA
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Growing Peril
Faces Germans
in 5taIingrad
Russions Bolster
Forces; Bottles
Swirl Over Steppes
BY EDDY GILMORE

MOSCOW, Nov. 27-(P-
Danger deepened hourly for
Hitler's battered spearhead at
Stalingrad today, the latest bat
tie dispatches indicated, as fresh
strength poured into the agrees
sive Red Army garrison over a
newly won land route and fast
wheeling columns cut across the
besiegers' lifelines to the west.
A confused war of movement
swirled across the broad steppes
west of Stalingrad and it was
impossible to define battlelines
clearly, but overnight dispatches
said that in some places the Red
offensive gained such momentum
that fleeing Germans were frus-
trated in efforts to burn war
planes on fields overwhelmed
too swiftly to permit takeoffs.
Dozens of planes were report
ed captured unchanged at one
airdrofne In . sector described
, only as hilly.
Overnight reports pushed to
115, 800 the number of Axis SOL
diers said to have been killed or
captured in the nine-day-old
drive with possibly another $780,
900 wounded.
The Soviet information bureau
scoffed meanwhile at German
boasts Of terrifying new wea-
pom" described by Berlin as
flame throwing tanks capable
Of spouting flame over d five
story building. and electrically
operated machineguns capable of
firing 5000 bullets a minute.
Germany has no such weapons,
this official announcement said,
adding that the Nazis reported
them in action only to divert at
tention of the German home
front from tremendous losses be-
fore Stalingrad.
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BERLIN, From G er m . n
Broadcasts), Nov. "a - R -
The Allies lost q number Of
tanks In fighting In Tunisia, the
German High Command said to-
day, while Axis air attacks were
reported on Allied positions.
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Limit FurlOu9hs
WASHINGTON. Nov.

WASHINGTON, Nov. z7-(R1
The War Department an
nounced today that Christmas
and New Years furloughs will
be limited TO 10 per cent Of Tie
strength Of any army post, camp
or station between Decembef
~ and January - because q
expected holiday transpertatisa
brushes. Passes for Christmas
day and New Years day win -
oilnloo1 Hk1WiDes -
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FRENCH ScuTTLE POWERFUL fleet
As GERMANS STORM INTO T0UL0l
late X X X
bulletins


BERLIN (From G e r m IN
Broadcasts), Nov. ~ - R -
Eleven persons were executed 1t
Belgrade, Yugoslavia, yesterday
on charges Of supporting the
Communist movement and prep
aration Of sabotage, . DNB dis
patch reported today.
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I'm Command

LONDON, Nov. ~ - R -
Reuters said II had recorded .
Moscow braadcast- which did
mot indicato TIE source ana
which was without confirmation
from any other quarter-report-
ing that Benito Mussolini pse-
sonally had assumed command
Of Italian forces In Libya, re-
placing General Ettore Bastjco.
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lmpsrtisl cevsssss
Of All leesl News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
NAMES RED MILLER IRISH BEST
Yos+ Recalls Notre Dame S Star

point -a-minute team in 1902, TO
the tune of $50, and the other
was 1916 verdict won in 1908.
MILLER had rs much drive as
any player I've seen. II his sons
play as well against Michigan
Saturday, we'll have plenty TO
think about"
Creighton and Tom Miller, both
backfield men. are the sons 10
whom Yost referred.
Acquiring the tolerance of added
years, the septogenarian was dis
inclined TO talk about the break
in relations that came in 1910
over the dispute as to the eligi-
bility of two Notre Dame players.
That's all past now and Is
best forgotten" he said.
whats more important Is
that these two fine schools are
beginning a new rivalry. They're
the outstanding teams in the
Middle West and Saturdays
game ought 20 he n good one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
SchiechI
Hurt. Lost
To Lions

Getting back 10 the funda-
mentals has proven costly for the
Detroit Lions this week,
Dissatisfied with his charges in
their performance against the
Steelers Coach Johnny
KarciS sent them through block
ing and tackling drills in prepa-
ration for Sundays encounter with
the Cleveland Rams in Cleveland.
After each blocking drill. long
serimmage session was held. Dur
ing one of these Johnny Schiechl,
No center for the Lions, injured
his knee. He will be out of the
Ram game.
With Schiechl hurt. Alex Woj-
will be moved back 10
center. dividing the pivot duties
with Sloko Gill. the recruit.
Several other changes also were
announced by Karcis. Lloyd Card
we'll. backfield coach, will start al
right half for the first time since
the season opened in Chicago Hast
A leg and back injury
has kept the dean of the Lions
on the sidelines.
Tommy Colella, another rookie,
also has been promoted 10 start
ing assignment. He win get the
call at the left halfback spot Sun
daN