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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31
CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL
AND GAS LEASES, NOV 10, 1912

Notice is hereby given that open competitive
bids for oil and gas leases on the following
described lands VIII be received ct the State
Land office, State Capitol. Helena, Montana
at 400 O'Clock. P. NJ, Tuesday November
TO- 1942:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Would Exempt
StaiePoIite
Govsspor Asks
for Deferments

LANSING, Jan. g. (R -
Governor Van Wagner disclos-
ed today he has written Gen.
eral Lewis B. Hersey, selective
service director in Washington
asking that members of the
Michigan State Police be defer
red from the draft.
Van WAGNER said he also was
interested in having members OF
key police and sheriffs depart
ments deferred and probably
would send follow-up letters on
that subject.
Declaring that in England
police may not even resign from
the service without consent of
superior officers, unless they en-
list in the air force, he said the
United States should recognize
that this order is based upon
experience.
"Under bombing conditions"
his letter to Hersey said, police
officers bear the brunt of the
rescue and relief work. In
See POLICE-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Board
to Convene
on Friday

The first meeting of the Coun-
ty Tire Rationing Board will be
held tomorrow evening at z
o'clock in. the county building,
Tire Administrator Guy l..
Brown announced today. Appli-
cation for tire and tube purchase
permits will be considered at
that time, although the actual
purchase certificates have not
been received as yet from Lam
sing.
Serving on the board with
Brown are Earl Engelman of
New Baltimore and Albert Duff
fill of Center Line.
Yesterday Brown and Engel-
man attended an all-day confer
ence with State Tire Admins
traitor Arthur H. Sarvis in Pom
tiac where the administration of
the tire program was discussed.
According to the message Sar-
Wis left with the county admin
istrators, Brown saio, the vari-
Gus municipal boards which
have been appointed are with
out power to act, as all rationing
will be done through the
county set-up.
Sarvis also intimated that all
rationing, including food, auto
mobiles and many other items
will be done through the same
organization now administering
the tire program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Of Civilian Pilots are Called to Color
Every Man Fit to Fight
May be Called To Service
Draft Rules
Prior to War
Washed Out!

CHICAGO, Jan. 8-P)-Ev-
cry man fit to fight, no matter
what job he now holds, must
face the possibility of eventual
service with the armed forces
before the Axis is delivered a
knockout blow.
This was the picture Lieut..
Col. Joseph F. Bailey, chief of
the liaison division of the office
of undersecretary of war, gave
draft occupational advisers from
II states at a conference last
night.
COMPETITION OUT
1.-THE day is past when en-
ployers may compete with the
Army for physically fit men.
That day ended with the treach-
erous assault on Pearl Harbor,"
he declared.
1t is the responsibility of en-
ployers, aided by the Govern
ment vocational. training pro-
gram, to fill war industry posi-
tons with women and men not
acceptable to the Army and Ma
Wy, Col. Battley asserted, adding
this warning:
Eventually the only labor
supply may be women"
requirements must first be
trained" he said. Then should
we reach the point where war
production levels off and where
sufficient time has had to effect
requirements, then Class 2-B
men deferred because of en-
ployment in war industry will
be scrutinized."
MUST BE ESSENTIAL
"A registran"s job must be es-
sential to the national health,
safety or interest,"" he went on,
"for him to be placed in Class
See DRAFT-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
City Park Plan
Gains Impetus
Unredeemed Lots
Token by City

Another step in the program
strated two years ago by far
sighted city officials to acquire
tax forfeited lands to establish a
parkway around the Clinton ri
yer, and recreational sites in the
city was taken last night when
the City Commission authorized
the taking of approximately 40
lots which previous owners did
not redeem in the State land
auction sale, this week.
The lots vary in size from 20
foot frontage to so feet, and fill
out the blocs in the lands ad-
joining the Clinton river which
the city had previously taken.
One of the parcels which the city
will claim is an 8-acre section
next to the Covered Wagon
company which was given to the
company 10 years ago by the
Board of Commerce.
The city has the right to Sc
cure title to these parcels under
provisions of the State Land
Board act # 1898, according to
City Assessor Harold Lindsey.
Acquisition Of the lots which
were ordered taken last night
will expedite the work of the
Huron-Clinton Parkway Auth
GRITTY which was declared legal
this week Ivy the Supreme
Court. One Of the projects which
See LOTS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Grace Church
Members Meet
at Sir Tonight

Special Burning of the
Mortgage" ceremonies this eve
ming will mark the annual
meeting of members of Grace
Episcopal church. following a
dinner scheduled for six o'clock
in the parish house.
Christian M. Matthews, vestry
member, will be In charge OF
mortgage burning services in
cooperation with A. j. Pickman,
treasurer of the church.
An extensive repair and re-
novation program will now be
carried out, church officials de-
clared.
See CHURCH-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
MercurHits
Record Lou
Again Today

City motorists thawed out
their engines and frost-bitten
p e d estrians hurried along
through an icy sunshine this
morning with only the know
ledge that a new low tempera-
ture for Jan. 8 had been set as
consolation for their frigid fig
ures.
For the second successive day,
weather records were cracked
in the Mount Clemens area, as
the mercury skidded to q g ear
ly this morning. Yesterdays
reading of 5 set a Jan. z record,
three degrees below the previ-
Gus mark of q. Today's low
reading is five degrees below
the mark set in 1881. Wealth
er records are available for the
past 50 years.
HEAVY SERVICE BUSINESS
City garages reported a land
office business in charging dead
batteries while service stations
sales Of anti-freeze compounds
doomed for the third successive
day. Possible shortages because
of government priOrities added
to the size of sales along with
See COLD-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
10000 Filters
Urged 10 Join
Army and Navy
Approximately
10000 opt Men
Already in Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-(R
Thousands of young Ameri-
cans who learned to fly in the CT
william pilot training program
were called upon today to join
up with Army or Navy Air for
ces.
Saying he acted at the request
of the Army and Navy aviation
services, Brig. Gen. Donald H.
Connolly, administrator of civil
aeronautics, wrote to every
graduate of G. P. T. courses.
(Which service you enter is a
matter of your choice. This re-
quest is merely that you act upon
your pledge, given at the begin
ming of the c. P. T. course, to ap-
ply for air training in the armed
forces, if and when needed. Both
the Army and Navy air forces
have given notice that more ap-
plicants are needed now"
Charles Stanton, deputy ad-
ministrator of Civil aeronautics,
who will become acting admins
traitor Jan. Is when General
Connolly returns to active duty
in the army, said he expected all
G.. P. +. graduates Ito get into
the armed forces as combat pill
OTIS or INSTRUCTORS, or ip whatever
capacity they may use them"
The C. p. T. program, started
/ In the fall of 1899 after q limited
experimental trial the previous
spring, has graduated approx
mately $4,000 pilots with 35 to
200 hours flying time. The num-
Der will be increased to 10000
by next July 1.
Stanton said approximately
10000 of these now are in the
Army and Navy or awaiting
call.
Another 5000 are in civilian
aviation, many of them flying
instructors; 5000 are in other in
dustries, and $4,000 still are in
college.
Recently c. p. T. graduates
have comprised about 80 per
cent of those entering army
corps classes, and the number of
"washout" has been decidedly
small, only about 7 out of 100
failing to complete the army's
primary course. The percentage
is much higher for pilots without
the benefit Of previous CPT
training.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Flames Destroy
New York Pier
les.Sheothsd
Firsmsn Fight BIazs

NEW YORK. Jan. sR
A spectacular five-alarm fire
swept a midtown Hudson River
Pier today-the coolest day in
six years-and it was hardly
under control before q four
alarm blaze was discovered In
a six-story warehouse IS blocks
away.
Spray from the firemen's
hoses flew through the early
morning air like pellets and
streams of water froze almost
Immediately on contract with
the burning structures.
Sidewalks. fire apparatus and
firemcn's clothing and helmets
were glazed with Ice by tn e
near zero weather. Two fire
men were injured in the pier
fire at 43rd Street and a third
was rescued from the icy waters
of the river. t.,.
Fire Marshal Thomas Brophy
said the fire did not appear to
be of suspicious origin.
Two large two-story frame
buildings of the American South
African Steamship Line and the
adjacent baggage room OF the
west shore ferry - used BY
thousands of New Jersey COM
muters-were Quilted rs firemen
manned A pieces Of apparatus.
See FIRE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Cop kidnaper
Gets Jail Term
Ohio Youth Sent
TO Cell for so Days

Karl Sturm, II, of Dayton, o.,
was sentenced to 80 days in the
county Jail and placed on five
years probation yesterday by
Circuit Judge Neil E. Reid for
the kidnapping o: an East Detroit
policeman on Dec. %.
Sturm kidnapped the police
man, Art Zado, when the latter
arrested him for speeding 81
miles per hour. He forced the
officer at the point Of q gun to
drive the police cruiser car from
East Detroit to q downtown no.
tel in Detroit.
He was later captured by Zado
and q Detroit patrolman in no.
tel room after escaping into an
alley under gunfire from Zado.
Sturm had represented him.
self as q Selfridge Field lieuten-
snt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Tromb|ey New
Defense Chief
Governor &! Appoints
Local Attorney

Malcolm E. Trombley, prom.
inent Mount Clemens attorney,
today was appointed chairman
of the Macomb County Civilian
Defense Council by Gov. Muir
ray D. Van Wagner. He Sue
ceeds Roy McKinstry who re-
signed Dec. 8 to become an
Army aviation instructor.
Trombley's job, according to
releases from national head
quarters is to aid in the organ
ization of civilian defense units
in municipalities throughout the
county, and to serve as coordin-
ator of the units once they are
established.
CLOSE COOPERATION
Because of the formation Of
the Metropolitan Detroit defense
council of which Macomb is a
part, it is expected that from
See TROMBLEY-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Milk Striker
Stands Mute

Albert Thomas, one of a
number of persons charged with
malicious destruction of proper
ty in connection with the milk
strike. stood mute yesterday
upon arraignment before Circuit
Judge Neil E. Reid and q plea
of not guilty was entered for
him by the court.
Bail was continued and trial
was set for the January term
of court. Chief Assistant Pro-
secutor Wilbur +. Held appear
ed for The state because Pro-
secutor Ivan A. Johnson, who
has been handling the m k
strike cases. was busy in Circuit
Judge james Z. Spier's court
room.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Rofarians Hear
Dutch Consul

William T. Bryant, counsel Of
the Kingdom CT the Netherlands,
in Detroit, discussed the position
Of the N. E. /. In the present war,
especially in relation to Ameri-
can military and economic In
terests in the Southwestern Pa
cific at the noon meeting Of the
Rotary club today.
He pointed out that the N. Z.
I. are made up of more than
1,000 islands, from which the
United States secures more than
30 per cent Of its quinine. He
commented upon the new slogan
of the Dutch Navy, "A ship . day
keeps the laps away"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Malay Jungles
Scene Of New
Jap Onslaught
MeeArthus's Dettesed
US. Forces Get
Respite from Atteek

British jungle fighters defend.
ing the road to Singapore were
forced to execute = new with
drawaf today south Of the Siimr
River, in Northwest Malayas -
Japan's invasion hordes stsack
down the peninsula with peak
fury in 4 drive aimed 1t KualA
Lumpur.
The Slim River, Z tributary q
the Bernam River dividing
Perak and Selangor proyincGo, y
so miles north Of Kuala Lam
pur, Malaya's second city. 40
miles from Singapore. u
British Far East headquarters
said the retirement wa noe1
sary to preverse = s0lid frool 4
Emperor Hir0hltoss lnv11lo1
hordes were reported strt1in1
with peak fury down IT, 1GAl9yQ
Peninsula today, attnck1mg -
British In . critical -. r.
strength, and an uncoo1dxInl6
Rome broadcast assertsd tl1ne
japanese troops had cepeukoo
Kuala Lumpur. 40 miles noE1A
Of Singapore. n
The German IN11oI Quue1n
sslast-minnfe n - ~ 3ea 1gA
s. IL 4 sI III T.
Cd q 3lntar )ee, NJ. 4 6o11oo
stroneAold IN TIE 1or xo1k. s
LOSE AmDROlGEo
A British spokeGunau admit
that 20 far the British havo ~
Is airdromes during rstiremam1D
in Malaya. sss
Coinciding with ~ Japensoo
land drive .aputhwarts J6p(D
warplanes wore reportod ~ 11yo
violently attacked mility G.
jectives In Dutch Su mQt1as
across the narrow Mnl1ec4 0el1n
from Singapore. and x1loo4 m'
big Dutch East Indies naval 49,
at Amboina for The soeodd $500
IN TWO Gays. ri ~ n
In the Philippine war thoo61s
Gen. Douglas MacArthuxsB tnes
tle-worn troops were ro0ce,o4
still fighting dogsedly Aon1k
japanese land and air ooq
a the invaders sought ~ exx
the American : riIip6no 1aUt|
stand" forces on Hatan poa
sula.
TROOPS HOLD FAGx VI
Dispatches froen Gl1un 1900 "
clared that British tEoogo yQ
holding fast under 49, y1k ~
pacts Of the Japanno IT. III 1
sault toward knn1 ~
capital Of SelanUot % y1l =
the Japanese atte1n ~ r.
See WAA 80 81 VI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Navy Inaugurales
Campaign d Silence
Slip Of lip Msy
Sink Q Ship Theme

LOS ANGELES. Jan. oN
The Navy Is pushing . "seeve
with silence" campaign. design
ed to discourage sossip about II
activities.
Posters reminiscent At Great
Britain early In the war 80 -
ing throughout the Los Anoelen
harbor srea. !.
: Catch phrases 0lso are oo1no
circularixed, such -:
"A slip Of ~ ~ nay - =
ship" Is
Can you hssp ! ssss.ss g.
keep II" - 80 3 :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Civilian Defense
Uniform Sales
Closely Restricted

LANSING, Jan. 8LtR-Uni-
forms to be worn by women de.
Tense workers may be sold only
upon proper certification from
local defense councils, accord
ing to q warning issued to
merchants by Lieut.. Col. Har.
oldmuv.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Aussies Bag jap General

SINGAPORE jan. Standardization troops picked to
carry guerrilla worfore ombuhed and killed japanese
noor general and his soff in their successful exploit
behind the japanese lines the northern 'front.' Sroits
Times correspondent sold today his from the Mo-
Ioyon 'front.'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
High School Pupil
Enlists in Army

William Meldrum. 10. Of 80
Eastman. q senior 1t the Mount
Clemens High School. enlisted
in the US. Army shortly after
Christmas and Il now stationed
lin Texas, Principal Monte Me-
Farlane sAid today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
EIGHT Sailors Lose Lives

PORTSMOUTH,, b. H., Jan. 8-QD-Arry officioIs at
Fort Constitution sold thot eight drowned the Atlantic
20 miles off the Isles Of Shoots odoy when the o8foot
planter Arnold sonk while being towed to port
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
German Filters Sink Freiohter

BERLIN, Jan. 8-tOffcoI Broadcast Recorded by AP)-
German bonnbers reported by the hob command todoy
to have sunk 6,OOO-ton mechont ship off the Scottish
coost and seriously domoeed onoer vessel with explosives
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Indicate Wide New offensive

LONDON, Jon. 94R)-Tke Gemon rodio QUOTING whot
II coled lost minute messages from Tokyo sold shortly
before noon ot the Joponess bod opsned eout often
siN lodox u Mooxo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
] ate X X X
bulletins
Axis Retreat is xpanded

CAIRO, Jon. 8-Q49-Axis libyon forces, foine to give
bottle at Aeedobo, falling book other along
deser-oid mines, but the British mperoIs soshne heavily
at their and fonks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

GOOD WORKER White woman. want,
days. references So caTfare Fii1roy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Personals
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HAIR PERMANENTLY removed multiple
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Flats for Rent

COLUMBUS. 1913 Lover 5 rooms. steam
heat garage side drive. open Monday.
MORAN. 5543- Three rooms. bath. stoker
furnace heated new decoration: S35.
j-ROOM UPPER PAVED STREET. Stj
1000 Puritan, cor. Wyoming. US. l-l25O.
Furnished Flats for Rent
LAKEWOOD 25i5-Lower four-r room. fIr-
nished neat; garage $50. Call evenings
COLORED Inkley I249 rooms $50
AS Brady rooms Apt :. 1888 +
Kirby. rooms. stove heated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Personals
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Doctors References. EleCtroysis Clinic
Townsend S-3llf
HYGEA HERNIA AN RECTAL CLIMB
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WILL not be responsible for snyone's
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over Radio. Readings your home or mine
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700 Francis Palms Building. Randolph
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Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic 5O05 Cast
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Houses for Sale
West of WoodUord)

CARLIN west ChcsEob--5-room. Si,a5O.
S35 monthly. (Built 1892 Hogarth 267l
.CLAIRMOUNT NEAR WildemereJ- room
brick splendid condition gas heat Yer
mont 5-6f1l.
IDAHO, i5365-M odern = rooms fun base
ment. II a heat 2-car garage only
81 500; small down payment. Frank VIII
hams To s.nOSO
NEAR Grand Eiver-Beaut.ful 7-room
frame large lot. shrubbery 81. 200. Red
ford 07l0
RICHTON .DEXTER district beautiful s.
room natural fireplace Venetian blinds
newly recondi'ioned. 81 200 down, balance
terms. Mr.. Brand no $500
VIsGER, l23o3 cor. Annabelle - BRICK
store including fixtures arm. home reAs.
Butt 1888 price S3,i50 AT 2i2l
WINTHROP, ll720--5 Ugh, rooms 1 floor
very modern; Si,i00 for equity &C,
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50 O00--S4 On. S26 MONTH ROOMS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Real Estate Wanted

BUNERS-Any east side property. cash.
terms. Burd lvanhoe 33i0
CASH in IS hours for REAL ESTATE
BENZ. RICH, 1855 Linwood. TO s-45s5.
CASH for homes or nats properly priced
sMEDLEY. AS +. WARREN TE. 1892
CASH or terms FOR 2-nat-Esst side
1912 Garland LIZ $3.50.
HAVE client for 5.room house IN or out :
side city limit on East SIDE Roose, slOi
Mack
HAVE cash FOR good sinEle or 2-nat on
East Side Must be bargain. LIE. 0s5l
READY CASH BUYERS Houses. Fats
apartments tcoloredI Temple i-OOss
Tyler 5-O122
WANTED Roomlng Houses Flats, Apts
SWANSON
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