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Milford chronicle., 1942-07-24

Three new destrOyers were
launched at the Federal Shipbuild-
ing and Drydock Co., Kearney, N
]. Navy Secretary Knox said an
increasing number of small boats,
mainly fishing vessels, are being
taken over by the Navy, and crews
are being trained as fast as poss-
ible to augment east coast anti
submarine patrol. Maritime Com
mission Vice Chairman Vickery
said American merchant shipbuild-
ing capacity is now ample to meet
the two-year goal of 23,000,000
deadweight tons-approximately g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
II. v. DMTHng
On the Side

DtstrIbutsd ~ KtnE lssaturss syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

reason we dunno also issues licenses for night
clubs.
Radio City's broadcasting studios which are
built like boxes In boxes, raised from the floors
front of Saks
Roxy's famous apartment in the Music Hall.
now the private preview and lounge rooms for
the execs.
The one-time secret hideaways Hundreds Of
them in Chinatown-now deserted.
REDLOE'S ISLAND the home of Miss Liberty.
~ Once owned by the Bedloe family then the
Netherlands England, New York City, N. Y.
State and now by Uncle Samson.
The little island around Manhattan named
Mill Rock which Historians allege) never felt
the foot of a woman.
The old cemetery at Chatham Square, the
resting place for the Jewish soldiers who fought
with Washington in the Revolutionary War.
The Savoy Ballroom in Harlem and Roseland
on Broadway where the official language Is 1--WE
talk. Best places to hear and learn 1t.
George the most appealing hotel steward in
town, at the st. Moritz.
The Globe Theaters attractive foyer
WEST street which was once under water,
w where some Of the property is valued at
$4,000 an acre.
Broadway and 65th Street where deposit of
precious stones was found-in 1888
Nearly everywhere in New York precious
stones may still be found if you can get permish
10 dig that deep.
The Palisades. which are made OF cooled VOL
canic rock-about 900 feet thick
There are more trees in town than buildings.
Over one million
The city's only real mosque-on Powers
worship
The desk in the Mayors car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

ALAG DAY and Mothers Day both originated
in Philadelphia
Hans Wagner says the best catcher of all
time was Johnny King of the Cubs.
John Fox Jr was a war correspondent in the
RuSSo-Japanese War and after his return wrote
Nine months passed and ! never heard the
whistle Of n bullet a she'll"
The war correspondents in the next Russo
Japanese War, due to start shortly, will hear
plenty of whistles OF bullets and shells, especially
shells
The Star-Spangled Banner is the second old
est flag in existence. That is, flags which have
remained unchanged The Danish flag is the
oldest. The present British national flag dates
from 1901
WHAT age is best for general? 1t is difficult
W TO find an answer 10 that query by looking
az the record. Wellington was as when he won
the Battle OF Waterloo
But Marshal Kutosov who forced Napoleon
TO retreat from Moscow, was 81 at the time.
Cen Andrew Jackson was as at the Battle
Appomattox.
Yet Gen. Douglas Macarthur at So is the
spark plug of the United Nations forces in the
Far East
General Pershing was SO at the peak of the
fighting in France in 1918
General Yamashita of Japan, conqueror of
Singapore is 81
The Russian General Timoshenko who is
making things so tough for the Nazis is AZ.
sNTNoo much learning and education makes a
pcuhntiC, seu-hsstruSe, praEmAttcAl
and bigoted," said Harry Thurston Peck
"She feels she has mission to instruct all
those who do not happen to have learned pre-
ciseiy the same things she has learned and, more
over she II very self-conscious and painfully
aware of her own mentality"
In World War the 42nd Division AEF was
given the name The Rainbow Division" by Gen
Douglas Macarthur.
A T ONE time his pets consisted OF a rat and
n two dogs says |. Kasper OF Connelsvle. Pa
He says the rat. given him by sailor,
an excellent and lovable pet, and the dogs we're
very fond of the rodent.
Mr.. Kasper adds
THAT rat had a real personality"
/ have heard OF many strange pets. but this
is the first time l heard of rat with
personality.
MAXINE GATES. Night club entertainer
4'I Maxine, who weighs $50 pounds, sings and
dances. II is quite interesting when Miss Gates
sings Il Feel Like Feather in the Breeze" and
dances an accompaniment
Clara Calender Many think she is the best
feminine golfer in the country She goes around
regularly in the low 70s. Clara is single which
makes her golfng skill unusual as married women
usually make the better golfers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

Scotland. dog. Greyfriars Bobby This dog fol.
lowed has masters remains to- the grave and
stayed by the grave for IA years
Our dog Is fond OF me, I think hut u j. my
girl friend no loves. And with q love that IS
really touching
GEORGE JEAN NATHAN. Dean OF Manhat-
~ tan drama critics. Also writer of how
to" articles. He just has written a book on how
10 raise children. Mr. Nathan is bachelor His
ideas on child raising are based on observation
gof the children OF ms friends.
Norman Bel Geddes. Designer one Of The
pioneers IN Streamlning Right now he has some
unusual ideas on industrial camouAagc l. .. the
camouilage Of defense plants as protection
against bombers
hope the government and plsnt owners pay
attention 10 GeddeS as he Is very smart fellow.
The Rev. Fl. James r. Cox. OF old St Pat
rickS Church, Pittsburgh Pa Song-writing is
his hobby He wrote the war song: Taps for
the JapS
Elliot Paul His book The Last Time / Saw
Paris" is worth your attention. Tells of his
experiences while living in Paris from 1923 to
1910
Mr.. Paul lived near that quantity named
street, Rue Du Chat Qui Pechc (the Street, of
tho Cat Who Fishes. | Spcnt a little time in
Paris but never was much of enthusiast for
quaint neighborhoods l lived half a block from
the Champs Elysee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

Golfers has a poem
on Joe Louis I'VE are
Agonna win for we are
Jon Gods side" ad lib
Eat the Navy Relief
Garden EVENT. = which
II will soon print. The
. author is Carl Byoir.
Eve Curie and Ray
mond Clapper b c a I
Clare Boothe back
from Cairo, but the in
telligentsia argues that
the best story on
N thru" will be Z in
Clare's briefcase.
Said 10 be sensa-
tional.
A young movie
stars wife knows the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

name OF every gal he's dated in the past two
years. Saving II for The Day.
The names some Congressman call people
aren't as bad as the names they've made for
themselves.
rTIIE Empire State building foundation which
weighs three-quarterS as much as the edifice
itself
The Woolworth skyScraper which was built
for spite mighty insurance firm once refused
to give Frank Woolworth a loan. One day he
saw picture postcard of the firms building,
describing II as the tallest in the world.
Woolworth then saved his coin and built his
monument
The taXcabbies own slanguage Company
inspectors are "canaries' Cops are 'bcefsteaks"
The Broadway lights which have never been
dimmed, except for brief period during the last
war.
1TNiE dope peddlerS favoritc rendezvous - on
47th Street in the shade of the worlds
brightest lights.
The Hack License Bureau, which for some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

he goes all the way
How a dog loves 10
eat Yet many OF thcni
will not eat IN the alb
sence OF their MASTER,
l heard OF a dog who
was i'm the habit OF
waiting al a suburban
station for his master
every night
The man was killed
In an accident IN New
York. But the dog
came 10 the station
every night for eight
years hoping his master
would show up.
Take the famous
case OF the Edinburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

CONGRESSMAN LUTHER PATRICK, one of
- the champions OF freedom has more rooters
Tor reelection than any two colleagues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

"nONT give your heart TO dog to tear
~ was what Kipling advised
How about the dog giving his heart 10 a
man 20 tear2 When 2 DOC gives his heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

IIu the spring
futter crimson upon me robins breast:
In ne spring
The 'conton iopwiug gets himself another crest;
In the spring
iireiicy IN. changes on the FURNISHED dorc;
III the spring
young nuns fancy lightly turns to thoughts
OF iorc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
On Broadway
Walter WincAeH

>Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, Is4a.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16
Talks Feature Weekend
Meeting of H0memakei

Three talks featured the weekend
meeting of Garrett county Home
makers at the recreationaI area near
Bittinger.
A talk to mothers about All girls
was given by Miss Dorothy Emerson,
State Girls club agent who stressed
the Importance of beginning early in
life with child training; why girls
need and must learn nutrition; and
the difference between the pledge of
German girls to the direction of Hit
Ter, contrasted to the pledge Of al
legiance Of American girls to their
flag.
Reason for sugar and other ration
ing was discussed by Walter W. Daw-
son, chairman Of the county war ra,
tioning board; and "Woman's Place
in Conditions of the Present Time,
was discussed by Miss Venia NJ Kel
lar, assistant director Of extension
University Of Maryland
This week the girls All camp is
being conducted by Miss Mariana Lee
Long, home demonstration agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16
BITIINGER

Our boys Of the air viii fly over there
the brlgands OF Europe to smash
ANA inc g0ooS Vhey uiiio"' VIII surrey
A,od sottIa How. HitIe,'s vile sash
a special program, MAJ n''E '''
close OF the Vacatioh bIole SeilooL' was
rendered IN the local Lutheran emu Gil
IaSt SUNDAY evening WIN =" CIV ''''
OF the SchooiS WORK ana " series OIL
pictures 10 entertain " me "ou'1''Sg'
Attorney T. nay d zones Oh o"N''''''
passed through inns village one ''-
cAlllS laSt wees On ms way ~ y ans
VlIIe'
Men ana machinery are at work
closing l"e ole-'''i'' gap 4" '"e va"
'et "e'n Di''ii'Ee e anu '''P -, 'N
Lake
lylng C"ueV Injuries Dt''''l'' VI
Ihe I. D i1I''lN al N"IpS, WHO 10 S'''-
TONED at o't oiii' oh'"'oi''''' spent
couple u o@y' WIN ms pa, Sii'S' ''''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16
NEW GERMANY

Mrs Parker Warwick and children
are snandino This week with Mrs
Dorcas Warwick at Elbow
Mr. and Mrs Blaine burst have re.
turned to Baltimore after bavina
snent their vacation with relatives in
this communitv
Mr. and Mrs HUGH Broadwator
who live in Ohio >,isitad Mr. and Mrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16

returned home, en- terminal leave,
after the closing Of the c. c. c. camp,
at McConnellsburg, Pa.
Pvt, Marshall Lands, Naval Base,
Norfolk, Va, is spending a few days
here with friends and relatives.
Miss jamie Bender and Miss
Jackie" Yoder spent the weekend
in Pittsburgh visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Spocrlein,
DilIsbure, Pa, spent the Weekend at
the home Of William Winterberg and
his sister, Miss Christpna Wintcrberg.
Lawrence S. Faith, Tannytowu, win
succeed John Lawrence, as teacher Of
Vocational Agriculture in the High
School here. Mr.. and Mrs Faith are
moving to the farm Of Mrs. Faiths
father, Dr.. Norman r. Davis. Of this
place.
Miss Kate Bannatyne, supervising
teacher, has completed her work here
and is spending a few days at the
Baptist Summer camp, Braddocl,
Heights.
Nr. and Mrs, Harvey Stanton. and
SON Jimmy, Aurora, W. Va, spent a
few days here with Mr.. and Mrs J.
Urban Stanton.
Donald Schaefer, Gunncrs Mate
Second Class, Norfolk, Va, who has
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16

1t was estimated by Donald Nelson
that U. s. would produce $4,000 tons
Of synthetic rubber this year and 3&8.-
coo tn eneXt, but none will be avail
able for pleasure driving.
Farm wage rates, due to labor scar
city, soar to highest peak since 1920.
The average rate per day without
board was S2.45.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16
EVANSVILLE
EIclhodist l,rnuD Meets

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Bible School Ends
The Vacation Bible Schools Of the
Grantsrille Methodist charge, under
The i"aegIoa Of Miss Blanche S2hwin-
aaaga student Of .l-hbugE College.
closed Friday
Ghu school at Emmanuel had FORTY
fouy students enrolled and tie ore al
State Line, eighteen.
Certificates Awarded
Red eros. certificates were awarded
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16

British have occupied French island
off Madagascar, strategically stu
ated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-16

THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1912.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Mails Offer Reward
Tor Letter Writer
cherss Forgery,
by Opposition

LONDON. March 13-(R-
Germany offered a reward Of
100000 marks today for help In
arresting the writer of an elleg-
eddy forged letter signed by the
late Colonel Werner Moeiders.
saying the Nazi pilot ace became
a Catholic before he died.
The Berlin radio. announcing
the award, disclosed that the
Cestapo already had sent sew
eral persons to concentration
camps for circulating the later
although they knew It was q
forgery"
The Berlin correspondent of
the Stockholm newspaper De-
gems Nyheter concurred with the
Germ1n assertion that the letter
was q forgery, but Il said the
gestapo considered Il dangerous
propaganda.
(Moelders. at %, was . popu-
lar hero TO the Germ. NJ for his
official record Of ll0 fighter
planes destroyed In two wars.
He was killed 1t Breslau Nov.
q, a041. In the crash Of . trans
30rt plane.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Twolivesiotk
Meets Planned
Mount Clemens and
Armado are Sites

Arrangements have be e n
made for two livestock meetings
on Wednesday, March 18. The
afternoon meeting will be held
in the Agricultural Extension
Office on the eighth floor of the
County Building, Mount Glenn
ems, at 2 o'clock. The evening
meeting will be held in the gym
nasium of the Armada High
School commencing at 8 o'clock.
H. S. Monkey, Extension Spe-
cialist in Animal Husbandry,
MISC, will be the speaker.
These meetings will be hinged
around swine work, although
any livestock questions will be
taken up. We can increase pork
tonnage by efficient methods,
which means more pork at q
profit to the grower. With the
favorable corn-hog ratio, the re-
quested 10 per cent increase In
Michigan will come mostly In
the southern and central grain
producing counties, where grain
and Gull beans as available.
Moxley will discuss more eff
cient feeding; increasing the
number of pigs raised per sow;
selection of breeding gifts; care
at narrowing time; and the pre-
vention of parasites and dis
eases, with special emphasis on
the Mclean method of santa
ton.
Many farmers are interested
In good horses. Colt develop
ment projects, county horse
days, and blowing contests will
be discussed.
Beef cattle farmers attending
will be given an opportunity to
talk over with Monkey of their
problems and listen to his
recommendations.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Roadside Sign
Abuses Cited
Reed Doord
Worms Politieos

Again warning potential pol
itical candidates that it is UNI
lawful. and unsightly, to plast-
er roadsides with posters, BAN
ners and other election material,
the Macomb County Road Com
mission stated that its road crews
would remove such matter as
rapidly as 1t may be placed on
public right-of-ways.
The commission also urged
candidates to refrain from such
customary abuses.
Following is the letter sent
out to various candidates today:
TO ALL CANDIDATES FOR
PUBLIC OFFICES:
We wish to call your atten-
ton to Section 5 of Act 108, p.
A. 1928 Of the State of Mich
igan, making it unlawful to post
signs within the right of way of
highways.
We are calling this to your at
tention in the spirit of friend
illness and asking your coopera-
ton, rs 1t does take q considera-
bic amount of time to remove
signs, especially at election time.
As you no doubt know, we are
short-handed and the time of our
employees could be spent to bet
ter advantage in maintaining the
road surface and improving
drainage rather than in remov-
ing and destroying campaign
signs.
Being unlawful, the value of
t h e Sc signs from an election
standpoint is very questionable
and being distracting to the
travelling public are, therefore,
a potential traffic hazard.
Our forces will remove the
election signs as rapidly as we
can so we ask your kind cooper
alton In refraining from posting
signs within the right Of way
of county and state roads.
Very truly yours,
MACOMB COUNTY ROAD
COMMISSION
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Student Group
MUDiscuss.
Youth Problem

boy and Girl Problems" will
be the topic of round table dis
cussion in which seven members
of the Personality Glass Of Mount
Clemens High school will par
ticipate on Wednesday at Cady's
Corner.
The discussion will be held for
the Mothers Club of the group
and will start at 200 pm. with
Miss Florence Durant Of the
faculty as Monitor.
Ada Davis will act as Chair
man of the discussion while
students participating will be
Nancy Buckley, Mary Taylor
Vita Patrico, Earl Robinson
Morris Lievensn and Albert
Reyerchen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

The palace of the Louvre, In
Paris, is the National Art Gal
lery and Museum Of France.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
kroon Funeral
Rites Monday
Shoe Shop Proprietor
heort Attoek Victim

Funeral services for Jacob
Kroon, IS, III Miller, who died
suddenly yesterday, will be
held at 10 o'clock M o n d q y
morning from the family resi-
dence.
Mr.. Kroon, q native Of Hol-
land, had lived in the city for
18 years and, for the past Is
years, had operated q shoe shop
at 81 N. Gratiot avenue. 1t was
in his shop that he was sudden
ly stricken with q fatal heart
attack Thursday morning.
The deceased man is surviv-
ed by his wife, Gertrude, by
three daughters and by two
sons. They are: Mrs. Casey
Bremen, and Mrs. Leo Telli-
gerom, both of Mount Glenn
ems, and Mrs. r. J. Woodrig,
East Detroit; Dirk, of Wood
land, Wash, and John, of Mount
Clemens.
MIR. Kroon's body will rest at
his home after five o'clock this
afternoon. Services, also from
the residence, will be held
Monday morning under the d.
rection of LaCroix & Groes-
beck. The Rev. Joseph Kennedy
of the First Presbyterian
church will conduct final serv-
ices. Burial will be in the fam
lily lot at Clinton Grove GENE
terry.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
George Graft Takes
SpetiaI Tank Course

Technician George E. Craft,
son of Mrs. Grace E. Craft, 1921
Glenwood, Mount Clemens, to-
day reported for special course
Of instruction in the Tank De-
partment of the Armored Force
School at Fl. Knox, Ky.
Craft, who has been in the
service nine months and is q
member Of the Maintenance Bat
TALON, 3rd Armored Division,
Camp Polk, La, will be instruct
ed in the maintenance. Of all
types of tanks.
Some $4,000 enlisted men and
1440 officers each year are CIV
en- instruction at the school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Signal Honor
Given Officer
Heekomon Wins
s. 4. Life Membership

First Lieut.. Roscoe Hecka.
man today holds the first life
time membership on Q Saliva
ton Army Advisory Board ever
awarded anywhere in the en-
tire organization. He wa 9
awarded this honor last eve
ming at a banquet at the Me-
dea Hotel by Salvation Army
Col. James Murphy of Detroit.
Lieut.. Heckaman and Capt.
John Rhodes of Detroit were
honor guests at the banquet
given by the Salvation Army.
Lieut.. Heckaman will leav e
shortly for active duty In the
U. S. Infantry, at Fort Sheri-
dan; Capt. Rhodes will be sta
toned at Chicago.
Paul S. Hirt, chairman Of
the advisory board, presided at
the dinner, at which more than
so persons were present. Ralph
Clark presented the men with
travelling kits, gifts Of the board,
and tributes were voiced by Hirt
and Col. Murphy.
Alvin w. Hameister led COM
munity singing, accompanied by
Miss Pansy Bell, and Joined q
quartet whose other members
were Clark, Spencer Roys and
Harold West.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
$356,0o0 Project Planned
for Stvevel Heights Area
Mount Clemens Buildss Apply
for Pgiovities on Defense Units

Of accelerated building activity
here last year." he added.
SELL FOR $4,450
The houses will be construct
ed on lots measuring so by $50
feet. Each house and lot will
sell for $4,450, of which 10 per
cent must be in cash followed
by monthly payments Of $50 on
the FILA plan.
The houses will be frame one
and one-half story affairs Of ut
least eleven different designs.
Defense workers will be given
buying preference.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Schott Launch 80 House Building proq1I
Fear Sanguinary
Indian Revolt

HARRISBURG, Pa. March "a
Up The bloodiest civil war
in all history will result II Eng
land gives India her freedom.
says DR.. r. D. Weldon, presi-
dent of Lucknow Christian Col
lege of India.
Religious fanaticism of the
II in dus and Mohammedans,
which even under British su-
pervision is the cause of riotino
and destruction in the most
peaceful times, would be the
cause of such civil war;" he
told a church gathering here
yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

PORT HURON -(R)- Men
in st. Clair County who enlist
or are drafted may secure free
legal service as to their rights
and obligations under the State
and Federal Soldiers and Sail
ors' Relief Acts. The st. Clair
County Bar Association Thurs
day announced plans to provide
such service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

Answering the federal gov
ernment's plea for construction
of $4,000 homes for defense
workers, Hubarth & Schott Co.,
local contractors and building
material dealers. today announc-
ed it had applied for priorities
on 30 new homes to be located
on Stfevel Heights just beyond
the city limits.
Lawrence Schott. revealed to-
day, that ground will be broken
in the near future for 80 of the
homes on Imogene avenue which
runs parallel to Cass between
Evans and Moravian drive.
$356,oo0 JOB
The entire project calls for
an outlay Of $356,000, Schott
said, in revealing that seven
Mount Clemens contractors will
share in the actual building
procedure. The firms are: Timpf
& Rudolph, Miller & Read, Hen
ry Trombley, Matt Snay, John
Teichow, Schwartz & DeVries
and Louis Weier.
The project comes as = boon
to the local building industry,
already seriously affected by
lack of materials.
This program is our direct
answer to an appeal for increas-
ed construction of defense hous-
ing voiced here recently by Ray
mond Foley, FILA director,
Schott said today. Mount Glenn
ems has been designated q de-
Tense housing area only because
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Polio So
|MIsslIlg yvolll
Sersts. W1ss
offset q Sssssh

Sergt. Edward n. yWy1D RI.
Selfridge Field todsy ~ ~
to police that his wi1e, -
had been missing from { hol1
home At 20 s. Walnut av0u6w
since Wednesday night.
He described her q - yt0g1
old, five feet tall. black hoiy ~
dark eyes and having = 0euel5Gn
accent. He gave no reAson @ -
count for her disnpponso1fo1
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Dssh-CIoek Stolen
from Parked Gar

John Frederick of SO Lin
coin avenue, reported to police
today that a dashboard clock
had been stolen from his auto
mobile while it was parked
Thursday night on South Gratiot
avenue.