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has returned from Chicago where
she spent ten days visiting her bro
ther, Mr.. John Gordon. Mr.. Brown.
reported a very enjoyable trip.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Marie Gray, BOIL Miami st., recelv-
d a letter from him recently say.
ing that he would probably join
them in Calf, on or around New
Years on a brief furlough.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
FEMININE
N {
now finding great favor
ammo WnFs1nn

Many doctors recommend regular usc
Of doucheS as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia z.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT a.
harmful germicide. Instead it's a.
mighty effective "bacteriostatic'' (the
modern trend). 1t not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
ICES. Very soothing relieves minor
i~rritations and discharge and has g
tonic effect on delicate membranes
Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's Sanative Wash today. All
druggists.
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where the stakeholder or security
holder appears upon the books Or
the as trustee or in any
other fiduciary relation, the name
If the person or corporation for
whom such trustee is acting, is CIV
en-. also that the said two para
| graphs contain statements embrace
Ing affiant's full knowledge and be-
lief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not APP
pear upon the books of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securir-
les in a capacity other than that
OF a bona fide owner; and this af-
fiant has no reason to believe that
any other person, association, or
corporation has any interest direct
or indirect in the said stock, bonds,
OF other securities than as so stat
ed by him.
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SOCIAL NOTES
A X

Mrs. Viola Turner, 2S17 Miami st.
entertained with a very delightful
breakfast, Tuesday morning. honor.
Ing Mrs. Beatrice Washington of
Kansas City, Mo-, who is visiting
Mrs Lucille Fleming at Mrs. Turn
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CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
CWFF.,
1906 North oath st.
Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor,
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VISITOR FROM Il

Mrs. Annette Mcdonald of Detroit
who is the former Miss Annette
Breakfield Of this city is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Belle Breakf Ell
and family at 1923 South S1st St.
Mrs. Anna Moore and Mrs. Lila
Wright were hosteses to Mrs. Nc
Donald, Monday, October 5. Mrs
Rowena sudduth, 1928 r Ave, viii
be hostess at a Send off party Sa
given in Mrs. McDonald's honor.
Hrs. Mcdonald regrets very much
that she must cut her visit short
but she must get back to her Job a
an employee in the County Clerks
office, Wayne County Bldg. w
NIcDorald, who is leaving Saturda
reports a very pleasant vacation.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Mr.. Claude Towers returned to
his work at Swift and Co., Tuesday
after spending two very enjoyable
weeks visiting in Chicago.
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G. G. Galloway, Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 10Th day of Sept, 1912.
Arnold Jacobson, Notary,
My commission expires 9-13-1944)
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SOUTH OMAHA NEWS

Mrs. Jessie Brown, 1893 r Street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Strip Finish
Shooters Win
Over Mechanics

The Great Lakes Steel Gun
Clubs intermill teams swung into
their second week with the Strip
Finish team defeating the Me-
.chanics, 905 10 S87, despite C.
Logan's 100 for the losers. The
Cold Mill team lost a $40 10 7Sl
match to Merchant Mill; WelderS
trounced Hot Mill, S54 to us; Roll
Shop submerged Open Hearth
851 TO S18.
Scores for Hot Mill were: c
Dubrey, 167; S. Frank, las; r
Gillian. 165; L. Anto, 135; J
IO'Brien, 1853; while the victorious
WelderS scores were: r. Bowman
100; d. Vickerman, l57; &. Cas-.
key. III; w. Mclean, 166; r
Jose, ia.
Roll Shop scores were as fol
lows: F GrudIer, 1S4; II. Luecke
1863; r. Fetterman, l79; A. Stock
house, $50; II. BumblisS, 1863
Scores for the losing Open Hearth
team were: r. Foster, 1873; w
Evans, 14S; A. Sicrota, 166; c
Martin, 154; r. Sparks, 167.
The following were the scores
4 for Strip Finish: s. Castle. 1856
J. Kormendi, 1879; d. Katz 179: J
Adams. Ill: f.. Baier, 1870. while
the Mechanics scores were: f.
Brousseau. 1873; c. Logan, 1870; w
Cooke, IT'S; c. Woolley. ISL, B
Mckee, 153.
Scores for Merchant Mill were
J. Zukosky. 1856: L. Hiduskey, 100
+. Schoenfeld. 131: NJ. Carpenter
al; +. Scheidemantle. 173. Cole
Mill scores were: c. McPhail, las
r. Wilson, $50; w Renders, ISL
%. Hunter, 16l.
Newly enrolled members Of tho
FitZsimonS Rife Club includes two
women, Mrs. NJ. Palmer and Mis-,
f. Easter. Although last night
was Miss Casters first attempt al
firing rifle, she netted a score OF
70 which is good shooting for a
beginner. Mrs. Palmer scored 12(
points out of a perfect 200
The Tool Shop Team lost a hard
fought match to Inspection, 100
IA; both are members Of the
.FitZsimons club. Scores for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
-bUN DVIIII'T--
Illinois Loses Two
More Hockey Players

CHAMPAIGN. III. Feb. 4.
Hockey player ranks at the Uni
vcrSity OF Illinois have been fur
thcr depleted with two more men
leaving during tho weekend 70
take physical examinations for en-
trance INTO tho army. hence 1t VIII
bc q somewhat weakened team
which faces Michigan Tech ~
lIouehton, Mich, on Friday and
Saturday. Illinois won over Mich
iCan Tech m tWo-Camc series
hero several weeks ago. ; 10 and
Z 10 q. However. the two games
m HouChton arc expected 10 dc
Velop into tighter affairs as re.
suit of Illinois revampcd lineup
BIbhS Miller IIbbinC, MINI
and Clint McCunc. Chicago, de-
parted during the weekend for
examinations for induction into
the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Buy "A Bomber
Kentucky Next
For Irish Quintet

NOIRF DANE. Ind Fch
Coach Adolph RupP Viii bring ms,
rangy sharp shooting Kentucky
basketball team here 10 Try TO
break us Notrc Dame jInX Satur-
DAY night Coach BIZ Nahoney'S
up and coming track team viii be
represented by Us mile relay team
and Keith ORourke. ace junior
high jumper. al the Mlllro>e games
IN New York the same night. Al
though Kentucky has won ITS share
OF Southeastern conference Titles
in recent years. the Wildcats have
been unable 10 defeat Notrc Dame
since the opening game Of the
series IN 1889. when they won.
70 10 l6 The two schools have
met once a year for the past SIX
years, with the Irish winning 10y
large margins or small but uSu-
ally small
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Pistol Experts Will
Give Exhibition

Worlds champion pistol shots
including Harry Reeves and Al
fleming of the Detroit Police
team. will put on a demonstration
at the Blue Water Sportsmen'
Association. Port Huron, tonight
ut o'clock. Colored movies by
world traveller &. A, Turner, chief
lecturer Michigan conservation
department. showing Michigan
numbering and commercial fishing
will be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Minnesota Stronq
In Field Events

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-The
pole vault and shot-put events are
the two best cards in the hands
of the University Of Minnesota's
track coach, Jim Kelly. this year,
Big Ten champion Jack DeFieM
is back with the Gophers in the
pole vault and Bob Fitch, known
also for his rugged end work ON
the national championship football
team, will enter both the shot-puu
and discus. Fitch took second I'M
these in the outdoors conferences
meet last spring. In all, 10 letter.
men have been working out every
day in the field house. who with
eight other candidates make up .
squad of veteran material. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Crosby and Hope
In Golf Matches

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4 (UP) -
Film stars Bing Crosby and Bot
Hope will play a series of exhibit
ton golf matches against Texas
pros for the Professional Golfers
Association war relief fund, PEA
tournament manager Fred Cor
coran announced today. Corcoran
said that the film stars first will
compete in the western open tour
nament at Phoenix and then will
play matches at Dallas, Corpus
Christi, San Antonio and Houston
In the exhibition series. Cor
coran said, Hope and Crosby will
play with Jimmy Demaret of De-
troit, Ben Hogan and Byron Mel
son. all Texas golfers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Buddy Baer Denies
Guilt in Accident

TRENTON, M. Feb 4 CJP).
Buddy Bacr Of California. re-
cent heavyweight challenger. dis
claimed responsibility for an auto
collision on December "a. IN his
answer 10 a S26. 600 damage suit
resulting from the accident. The
suit was brought by Mr. and Mrs
Wellington II. Wilkins Jr. Of
Shrewsbury. y J. Mrs Wilkins.
who was driving her husband :
car. was injured severely in the
collision. Bacr was a passenger in
the other car. owned by Anna
Greifenhain of Lakewood. n. j..
and driven by Jerry CaSale, box
ing promoter of Occanport. y. J.
All three occupants were named
defendants in the action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
WANT STEADY JOB? COACH SWIMMING
Chanqes Few and Far Between in Big Ten

formation on these veteran.
out the obvious answer
they were swimming coaches.
just look at the Big Ten
swimming coaches. Tom Robin
son has been at Northwestern 81
years. He Outranks Marley at
Illinois by "A year. who has the
same edge over Joe Steinauer of
Wisconsin.
HE'S A NEWCOMER
AT Iowa Dave Armbruster
has been around for 81 years and
Niels Thorpe, former DetrOiter.
has been teaching them to splash
and swim at Minnesota for 2g.
Those are the veterans. The
youngsters are Ed McGiIlivray
of Chicago 10 years; although L
have been teaching since 1909, I
have been at Michigan only IL
years, "a newcomer as swimming
coaches 20. -
Coaching has never been con-
sidered IA steady job at Ohio
State, but Mike Peppe has been
on the job Is years, one year
longer than Bob Boyer of Indi-
ana. The baby of the lot is Dick
Papenguth OF Purdue, who swan
at Michigan for me, three years,
but the man he replaced was ut
Purdue for IA years. Yes, sir,
nice steady work, this teaching
swimming"
Weber and Mum replied, 'D'
you know OF any openings where ,
couple of experts might get jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Spdrtdns Losing
Foes 10 Defense

EAST LANSING. Feb 4. -
Michigan State College is plan.
ming no curtailment of its athletic
program during the war, but tho
SpartanS' schedules are beginning
TO suffer here and there Oppo-
nents arc asking TO be relieved OF
assignments Latest cancellation
on the calendar is the dual track
meet with Yale University here
March rs. Previously Temple Uni
versity had Cancelled a wrestling
meet and both the University OF
Kentucky and Ohio Wesleyan
University decided not TO 60
through with a triangular swim
ming meet scheduled here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
$50 Racing Days
In New York

NEW YORK Feb. 2 UP).-A
1912 schedule calling for $50 days
of major racing five more than
last year for New York tracks
was released by the state racing
commission.
The dates were applied for be
fore the United States entered the
reason 10 expect changes. II said
however, that the program IS sub
jcCt 10 alteration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

10 take violent exception TO what
they contended
"Why. there isn't more steady
work than coaching. Just look
at Tom Robinson, Ed Manley,
Joe Steinauer 10 name few.
Why some OF them have been on
the same job since Taft was
president" Matt was vehement
in his argument, but the names
didn't strike a responsive chord
with this reporter.
A timid request for further in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
NO CHANGE

Clubs like the Detroit Yacht
Club. which holds both OF its re-
gattas on holidays Decoration
Day and Labor Day viii not have
10 make any changes Crosse
Pointc Yacht Club also Is IN
affected. Its intcrclub races have
been held on Fourth Of July for
Years and Us long distance event
in September always has been "a
Sunday fixture.
The Detroit Boat Club, old
Club. Crescent Sail zach, Club
Edison Boat Club and Windsor
Yacht Club would be the clubs
which would change their regular
regatta dates from Saturday TO
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
buy a Bomber
Twins Join Marines

Jack and William Roth. 20-year.
old twins, today enlisted in the
United States Marine Corps. They
were accompanied 10 the recruit.
ing station by their mother. Mrs
Clara Roth of 6l0 Blaine avenue
whose only comment was, I'm
proud they want 10 go"
buy a Bomber
Gen. Hugh :. Johns son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BY EDGAR HAYES

Wally Weber and Clarence
Mum. two very able assistants at
University of Michigan, fell to dis
cuSSing football coaches and their
length of life in one job. The re-
cent appointment Of Ray Eliot as
successor to the retiring Bob
Zuppke had brought up the SUBJ
ject incidentally both Weber and
Mum called the choice of Eliot an
excellent one.
Mum compiled a list OF the
coaches IN the Big Ten, one Of the
more conservative leagues where
winning Is not supposed TO be para
mount Going back just 10 years
he discovered no less than 20
coaches have presided over the
guards and tackles. the backs and
paSSerS Of conference teams.
Twenty-Six times changes have
been made in the head coaching
spot. The last shift was the Eliot
affair, Zuppkc being the only coach
of 1881 who coached in 1871. These
changes do not include those being
made now because men are beinl
enlisted 10 use their strategy
against tougher foes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
ALI Anderson Siqns
With Pirates
Att ANITA T.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 4 'lNS ,
All Anderson. slated for the
shortstnp berth on the 1912 edition
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, today
had signed and placed in the mails
his AZ contract, which he said
called for satisfactory in
crease Anderson. a former. sta,
.of the Atlanta club of the South
ern Association, was a hOldout last
season, signing only a few days
before the Spring training season
opened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

victorious Inspectors were: j
Plonka, $50, |. NJ. Easter, 1888; p
Thurman 157; n. Taught, 1873; F
Mast, 1877; while totals for Too
Shop were: A. Cook, 1853 J. Palmer
lS5; w. DINNER, 1875; r. Timte
las; x. Bitter, 143. All scores
were determined on the handicap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
WOTTAMAN SAYS

The boys were agreed that
coaching wasn't the most steady
work in the world when Matt
Mann strolled in and hearing the
trend of the conversation begged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BUSY SATURDAY

Establishments. draft and war
work would make II impossible
20 get a crew for Saturday rae
Ing this year." Jackson says. 1T
will be even difficult 10 get "A
full quota Of men for Sunday,
hut our chances will he better.
Most men, like myself, are busy
with war work SIX TO seven
DAYS n week.
THE change in time also will
help us. We will now he able
10 start our regattas around 3
D. m. on Sundays and still finish
during the daylight hours"
Prominent men in local yacht
Ing. fellows like Howard Finch
commodore OF the lnterlake Yacht
Ing Association; Commodore Her
man Petzold. Commodore Charlie
Beck. Commodore Harry &. Ken
dali. Tommy Fisher. Ernie Crates
Miles O'Bricn. Commodore DaviC
SloSs. Ted Villenue. Lloyd Kurt
worth. Harrison r. Watson LOU.
Layton. r. II. Ross, Tore Frant
zen and Ed Campbell. arc in favor
OF Sunday yachting. and as
group they represent all Of tho
major clubs on the river and lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Buy a Bomber

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Sunday Sail
Races Urged
This Summer
Full Schedules
of Events Will
Be Held on River
By GEORGE r. VAN

Interclub regattaS which in the
past have been held on Saturday
will likely be held on Sunday dur
ing the coming season.
A canvas of race committee
chairmen who handle the regattas
in local yacht clubs, talks with
active yachtsmen indicates whole
hearted sentiment in favor of Sun
day yachting for the duration OF
the war.
The suggestion for the change
IN dates came from Dickie Jack
son, skipper of the 38-foot cruiS-
ing class ketch intrepid. Sunday
activity in the sport, excepting the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Clubs Blue
Water event late in September,
has been confined TO small, one
design class racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
buy n BOmbeT-
Downtown Basketball League

TEAM STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

Buy n Bonnie
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Temperatures
.ofMearZero
areEorecast

Faced with the prospect of q
cold wave and temperatures
varying from zero to 10 above,
Macomb county motorists check
ed their anti-freeze today to
avoid q recurrence Of the nu-
merous freeze-ups which &C
companied the last cold wave.
The weather bureaus forecast
Of Monday predicted much
colder" for this morning, but
the movement of the cold wave
over the Great Lakes region was
slower than expected and melt
ing temperatures were still the
rule early this morning.
For tomorrow, however, the
bureau is forecasting a cold wave
with possible low thermometer
reading of zero. Snow flurries
are expected to accompany the
icy blasts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Draft
Continued from page ~


Officials of Board No. 3 at
Romeo said that registration
figures from that district will
not be available until late this
afternoon. Chief registrars were
not expected to report until that
time, a spokesman said.
Board No. l broke down the
registration totals as follows:
Mount Clemens: County build
ing, 628; Grant school, 90; Lin
coin school, 1879; draft board Of
flee, 40, and Wilson school, 1875,
total of 1,189; Warren town.
ship: Warren High school, ITO;
Busch Annex, Center Line, 489;
Lincoln High of Van Dyke, 951.
and USO Hall, Nine Mile at
Ryan, 331, total of 1,941.
The ratio of men aged 20 to
those SO through "A will not be
available for some time, draft
officials said. The men regis
tered yesterday will not be in
Quoted until the present list of
available men is exhausted.
Chief registrars in Mount
Clemens were: County building,
Arnold F. Ullrich; Lincoln
school, Mrs. Enga Preussel: Will
son school, Mrs. Byron Stuck,
and Grant, Clarence Barck.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

SHIPS HIT
The reports that seven ships
had suffered from the submar-
ines were made in Maracaibo,
Venezuela, by executives of the
Largo Petroleum company and
survivors of the ships.
The reports gave this tally:
/. Monagas, 2,675-ton tanker
owned by the Meme Grande Oil
Company, Venezuela, torpedoed
and last seen on fire rs miles
northwest of Las Piedras, Aruba
Island. Five men missing from
a crew of 81; 26 landed at Las
Piedras.
2. Oranjestad, 2,396-ton Lago
Shipping Company tanker sail
ing under British flag, torpedoed
off Aruba.
3. Pedernales, 3,945 tons. also
Lago Shipping Co., torpedoed off
Aruba.
4. San Nicolas, 1891 tons,
also Lago Shipping Co., sailing
under British flag, torpedoed
twice and engine room blown up,
Is miles south of Punta Macolla,
Venezuela.
S. Tia Juana, 2,395 ton, Lago
Shipping Co., under British flag,
torpedoed three times forward
and set on fire Immediately, at
tackled between Aruba and Ven
eZuela.
6. Rafaela, 3,177-ton Shell
Company tanker, under Dutch
flag, torpedoed off Aruba.
7. The Texaco tanker Arkan-
sas, sailing without load, hit but
not sunk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
|DeMoLay Elects
|2MelD Members

The members of Macomb
Chapter of the Order Of De Mo-
lay last night elected two Mount
Clemens boys to receive the de-
grees of their Order. The boys
are Erwin w. Egle, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin w. Egle, and
Harry j. Leech, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Leech.
Announcement was also made
of the personnel of the Advisory
Board for the chapter for the
year 1912. The new chairman
of the Board Is Edwin l.. Rick
ard. Daniel Fierz will continue
as the dad" Advisor of the
chapter. Other members of the
Board are Paul j. Sonnenberg
and Russell B. Rooney who will
advise the chapter on Ritual
work; Manley j. Samson, Thorn
as Boreham and Howard Speer
who will be the Financial and
Social advisors; Frank Kissell
who will act as Membership ad-
visor; Douglas w. Ball, advisor
on Americanism and Civic
duties; and Harold L. Mas who
will concern himself with special
DeMolay honorary awards.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Produce

DETROIT, Feb. 17-(P-(US
Dept. Agr.)-Apples: Mich. bu
crts US No. 2 "a in min. Unless
otherwise stated: Mcintosh It's
100; Delicious It's; NSpys
1.75-1.85; Baldwins 1.25; Hub
bardstons 1.25; Winter Bananas
1.15-1.25; Golden Delicious
$50.
Leaf lettuce: Ohio dollhouse
10-lb bask 75c.
Onions: so Id sacks Mich US
No. / yellows 5000 per cent 2
in and larger 2.15-225.
Potatoes: 100 ID. sacks: Idaho
Russell Burbanks US No. /
washed 3.25-3.35; 10 Id sacks
36c; Maine US No. l Chippewas
and Katahdins 2.45-2.50; 15-lb
paper sacks 39-40c; New York
US No. / washed Chippewas $50
-2.35; Is Id paper sacks US
No. l round whites 35-37c;
Mich US No. / Russet Rurals 200
-2.10, few 2.15; Chippewas 2.15
-2.25; Upper Peninsula US No.
l Green Mountains 100 ID sacks
2.25-2.40; Is Id paper sacks
35 and SEC; Wis US No. / I'M
washed Chippewas 2.25. Nebr.
so Id cotton sacks US No. l
washed Triumphs 1.5O-1.65.
New stock: Fla blu crts US No.
Trinumphs size A 2.20-2.25.
Rhubarb: Mich dollhouse cases
fancy $4,000; choice 200
ITS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17
Time
Continued from page u

Continued from page II
would "cause confusion to the
detriment of the states indus
trial war production assign
ment."
He pointed out also that de
tense workers, who face a seven
day week or a 12-hour day need
the extra hour of daylight to
plant war victory gardens and
to have some time for the NOR
ale and physical uplift from out
door exercises a factor that
England found cannot be over
looked"
SEES NO MERIT
Van Wagner said there was
no merit to contentious that the
state already was on daylight
saving time when War Time be-
came effective February 8, ad-
vancing the clocks another hour.
He said the state had voluntar-
lily gone from the central time
zone to the Eastern Standard
Time belt not as sacrifice but
as a year around preference be-
fore war time.
1t was generally expected no
serious effort would be made by
the legislature to override the
veto and the law makers set
tied down to turn their atten-
ton to other things, weary of
the time fight and hoping to
wind up their session by the
end of next week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-17

n|f pairoInlan
Two Others Held
Following Assault

Three Mount Clemens youths,
one charged with striking Pat
rplman Stanley Campbell fol-
Lowing q minor automobile crash
yesterday afternoon, appeared In
Justice court today on charges
ranging from disorderly conduct
to assault and battery.
Gene Henry, II, of 86h Mich
iean, pleaded innocent to the
assault and battery charge and
trial was set for next Tuesday,
while James Wagner, ID, of SO
North Manufactures of one of
the cars in the accident-plead-
ed guilty to q reckless driving
charge and will be sentenced
following the trial Of Henry.
The third youth, Robert Nc
Cormick, 10, of 1910 Williams,
pleaded guilty to a disorderly
charge and will be sentenced
next Tuesday.
Henry was remanded back to
the city Jail in lieu Of $3.50 bond.
Wagner and Mccormick posted
bonds of $50 and SIS respective
ly.
Police said that the three were
arrested after Henry struck Pat
rolman Campbell following an
argument over an accident in
volving cars driven by Wagner
and Arvilla Filkins, of Ionia,
at the corner of Gratiot n d
Robertson shortly after 4 pm.
Witnesses said that all three
youths were abusive to the Of
ficer.