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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Sports
Roundup
~ HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL -tR-
Mention boxing style" to IN or
binary fight fan and he may
have . vague idea what you're
talking about Bring it up
around the fight mob and you'll
find they take It very seriously
although explanations usually
stop at saying that one fighter
10 "orthodox" and another isn't
h. A good matchmaker, you
hear, 10 one who pairs up oppos-
ing styles to make a good fight
And q good manager can
teach his fighter a style that
will cause trouble for an oppo-
nent For instance, after
Max Schmeling flattened Joe
Louis in their first encounter,
Joe explained: II couldn't fight
him; he fought me sideways"
Later AL WE'LL figured 1t
out that Arturo Godoy could get
along against Louis by ducking
down almost to the floor - and
It worked And before you
ret out, somebody Is sure to ex-
plain that tomorrow's Allie
Stolz Beau Jack affair at the
Garden should be q swell scrap
because Allie Is q stylish boxer
and Beau Jack a fast puncher
whose style is to have no style
at all.
ALL IN FUN
Employees at a Pittsburgh no.
tel are telling one about q
blown the bottle grid fan who
turned up last Saturday, wav-
ing an Ohio State banner and
asking the way to the Pitt sta
dunn Informed that the
Pitt Ohio State tussle was to
take place in Columbus, he
merely grinned and said, "Oh
well, let's have a good time any
how" Maybe he had the
right idea at that, considering
how much fun there Is in 1919.
ONE.MNUTE SPORTS PAGE
Bill Burke, the 1891 Open golf
champion, is working in the
same Cleveland aircraft plant as
ballplayers Joe Vosmik, Roy
Weatherly, Ray Mack and al
Milnar Trainer B urleyl
Parke has decided to winter Oc-
cupation in Kentucky after fir
ing the colts legs Add
Detroit to the cities going in for
big-time college basketball dou-
bleheaders this winter with Ore
xon State, Harvard, Washington
State and Southern California
due TO appear at Olympia
Eddie walker. Chalky Wrights
manager, is offering Kid Kaplan
$500 to come down from Hart
ford for five days to train
Wright for the Willie Pep fight
Colorado Coll ege has
given up hockey for the dura-
ton. No good opposition within
1000 miles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Maple Leafs
Meet Tonight
Hx rho AaasciateA Press


In an atmosphere Of unnatural
silence, the Toronto Maple
Leafs and Boston Bruins clash
tonight in their first meeting Of
the new National Hockey
League season.
It wasn't that way when they
met in previous years. Red-hot
rivals, particularly because the
teams met so often in the STAN
ley Cup playoffs, COMFY Smythe
of Toronto and Boston's Art
Ross usually managed to work
up a feud of some sort about the
time their teams were due to
meet. The games were accom-
panied by accusations, counter
charges, name calling and, OF
course, sellout crowds.
But this year Smythe Is over
seas with the Canadian army
and Ross hasn't much to holler
about, so it's merely another
game on the schedule. The meet
ing between the Chicago Black
hawks and Montreal Canadiens
at Montreal is Of at least equal
Importance.
Since the Detroit Red Wings,
who hold q one-point edge over
three rivals, are idle tonight,
but Toronto and Montreal have
chances to take the league lead.
The Leafs have played only two
games so far and have won
them both, 7-2 from the New
York Rangers and So from De-
troit. Boston not only has lost
three straight but has managed
to get only three goals.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
ALBION WINS AGAIN

ALBION-(R)-Albion high
school clinched its sixth Twin
Valley Conference football
championship in seven years by
playing Marshall to z to z tie
Wednesday. Albion thus finish
ed half a game in front of East
Lansing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Seek Basketball Entries
City Cage League Meeting
Called for Mondoy Night
Msnsssss. Spensers Requested
% Attend osaeRisin9 CoRelavs

Mount Clemens recreotion officios todoy requested
basketball monooe sponsors intending to enter
squads in the Recreation League this to offend meet
inc scheduled for the Mount Clemens High school Monday
night The meeting will be held at 800 in the boys
gymnasium
This competition will be Of the hiohlehts OF on
extensive recreotono program be instituted this
year in the city in line with pleas for increased
physieo fitness on the port Of the cXion population
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Quinn, Stark Share
Bowling honors

Emmett Quinn, of the City
Service squad in the Minor
League at Bowl-O-Drome last
night bowled 597 to lead In SER
les scoring, and r. Stark, OF the
City Dairy team, chalked up a
$50 game for high single honors.
The Cities Service team swept
single and series honors with
scores of 927 and 2701.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

AS much power goes over Nj
agara Falls daily as is contained
in a days m n ing OF coal
throughout the world.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
N. Niemela Rolls
go Bowling Game

M. Niemela rang the bell re-
soundingly in the Ladies Wed
nesday Night League at Mount
Clemens Recreation, with q
single game Of 230. She rolls
with the Krause Service squad.
Jane Allor Of Wolverine Po-
tato Chips took series honors
with $50 score.
STANDINGS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
go Score High
in Big Loop

j. Jones, of Kreiner's team in
the Big Twelve League at Bowl
O-Drome, last night rolled 220
score for the top single game,
and L. Hackins, of Bar 80, roll
ed a series score of 582. The j.
G. Jarchow team took single and
series honors with scores of Ola
and 1925.
CIR n NynUNyrC
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

The earth rises and falls from
13 to % inches daily in the VI
cinity of Pittsburgh, Pa, accord
ing to scientists.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

ATLANTA, Nov. II = R =
With Bowl Bid" pixies under
eoot. Georgia Techs indicated
yellow Jackets meet Alabama's
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

Plant buds are not warm
blooded." They are covered with
scales to prevent evaporation,
not to keep warm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
EDGAR. HAYES MEET

DETROlT-(R)-The twin Al.
traction of Jimmy Edgar ana
charley Hayes, fast rising De-
froit youngsters, will be fur
ther exploited Nov. 20 at Olym-
pia In Z pair Of feature ten.
round bouts. Edgar, knockout
epecialist from Joe Louis home
precinct, meets Jackie Burke,
Ond1n. welterweight. Hayes
tackles Johnny Lawer, Cleve-
land middleweight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

A total Of 18s, 900 planes pro-
duced In two years means APP
proxiunately 5000 engines and
uooolbfy 50 million spark plugs.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

japanese planes had bombed the
craft had shelied 1t once but that
All is We'll as this dispatch is
written"
I ought to baWl him out for not
writing a better story" commented
his father, a veteran ncwspaperman
who has worked in Nevada for 80
year"
The elder McDoualds Hrt re
acucn Was ouc of revived hope ilt
broke his rule which bars local
news from the first page AID wrote
an accompanying article telling Of
hi lctter. dated Dee. 81, from the
navy department.
He explained the navy had re-
ported receiving notice by letter
Dec. %. from navy officers at Pearl
Harbov that Joe. Jr., Was dead
If his son had written the dis
patch Dec. 20 Dec. 10 this side of
the international datel.lel, the
editor reasoned, the navy could not
have reported his death correct
ly unless mail communication be-
tween Hawaii and Washington was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 up
j.gaGcse 4lvI.alo ahJWercd in
ssnc!ar? L mt boh!ad the lines Of
Gau Ljag.aa MaeArthurs forces
81 Earaaa p 4. n.ula where fight
IL ,gaunaru e.ons FL sections Of
,..- .ac.' ta- W. department rc-
,.!.~a ,toa,
TIC Issa. .a,a, d.5etbrd tn
flint. ~ H-'a4M :. p2AlonaI.
.ata. 81 alqaIque made ne
~ sf@@ c. - Intensity Of the
ala'in1. = apre.gtd 7, De part OF
- Ja..afsr saG.Da. n 70 'sDtteL
49, u" 54nArtaur offenders for
- 1a'.c.gat,' au-ont assault tc
a...c f.t.. ,tl 'ho peninsula.
DAMAGE i%REPO3TED
:, -. E. iUnu.ra Il inceHdlarE
hln.0. .,.. Gr.3pod on lnstaAat!~ns
Ue.uG ~. liz. Apparently the
Trrp aimed ~ ammElition dumps
yupp,4 ccu'e.s and Other POSITIONS
Tn,.r VA ~ m'un n u whether
tnrY c2useG any damage.
Tie conn aIq1e said h1mDs
Yc.r Huod WI;u WaItc payspaOlus
quoI, Hsr..Hs rEcmi"aa
J. 81 p ssIG Macarthur arunp
H. Gcaat u, 49, 'soops has ac-
Euow.cu "a nth appreciation the
c9rc.tI are".ugs transmitted = him
D.. agI.. a..'aal cmEilges ol TIE
ordnance eepa.fmtut Of the army h
80 E.'>e 5 -tna
Tle.c vas ~ further mention Of
Amruesn alr e sea activity IL
t4c ,.s,la. Olhcr communiqucs oi
to laer a uoura lid Of aucccas
a. a#.cr bI hucr.ean air force.
IL jun .,IlhWl.t Pacli.c and sub
marine ACTIVITY III waters close tc
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
NEWS FROM THE DEAD

RENO NFV.. Feb. 90 lUPl-Tho.
Nevada state Journal carried a
DELAYED" dispatch from Wake Is
land on its inst page today under
the 1by-me" of the editors son.
Joe F Mcdonald. Jr., who was re
pcrted allied in acticl last Decem-
Der
1t Was the sJor} which Editor 10,
81. h.d waited ioI hopefully be
tween Ice. z When the Jup1neae
attacked Pearl H.ubar and Dec. =.
when Wake Island tell T. japan
lie lest hope when lhe Japanese
oycreame the sturdy garrison and
tw1 day later he received a letter
from the nayy department, report
ing that Joe, Jr., had been killed.
Bat the dispatch, written Dec.
20 by Joe. Jr., United Press sDe2la.
correspondent. was received or
the United press teletype machine
last night after it had been flown
from Wake tc Midway Island and
transmitted to Honolulu alone ah
island II time and that naFa.
undisglOSed route.
It's seven paragraphs rep3rte1
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Another Torpedo
Victim, Revealed

Az FASIF2N CANADIAN POR1
-. 70 80 T"e tOrped~ne Of
~ .u.ed i1elgh,.r in tae Atlantic
G. ,he Canadian Goa; Wa. revealed
to5a. WI lie @rtlya. acre OF Il
SURVIVOR
i. ..t4s." : licked UP from.
tA..r .:l51a. by d small vessel
-. t4i,ea - a hospital 20 be
.Ieatc5 - eygosu~e and trost-bite
Taeg I'D tnev Aai no word o;
thc f." @. n'h,r members : thC
Gov. a. ! %tom we're British.
II w. - I8'n tcrpedoing dis
clcSed CT f"e Canadian coast since
tac st4r. {, re submarine often
we Jan II III" torpedoing &c
sinking & " Cuua5lan corvette
With = n,uDere Of the crc% dcac
- ms IN. ~ announced FeStor-
-.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Roosevelt Heads
High Command

auG has been IN existence since .
lew week after thc United States
entered tHc VA. The .0lormantS ,o.c
tAc JnI'eG Pres
Nemue,. q, IT, r,antad .3r
G.a G.,atr O. Maist.~sa HH,
0'.ss-u;-sta,t. Admiral l4i">t !
X. eaHiaa4.tr.-.a-gl.c. o -,
:,rf lat.. cen Brues II AI>a.a.
l.. .t H., aGu< ur iorcc aa@
a,.H.u. Hasa.G K S.arE. ear. 81.
:a,a. operations
Iae command meets 4: tie WaItI
House AID. i Vas SAFE. j. similar
- eveyv tactical respect with the
German supreme command headeo
., ACot Hitler But members q
the uata. affairs committee con-
e.uGtG rom knoN.s testimony that
lie eSseuaa, difference between ne
German arC American commands t.
that ms c0uniIy> aoeS NOT pas 81
political matters
Marshall. Stark. kug ana Arnold
also repre>eu, thr United States
on thc lunt Buu>h-Amerlvan STRAIT.
r-y board which WaS set up by VI
R,4>strH and PRIME Minister WH-
>,y. CharrhlH GuunA The .alte:s
recent i.su herc T.a' board Nge-
pare the strategy by which t.s>
United Nations VII ~ ;1 W.n =,
war.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
American Planes
Destroy 7 Ships

act.an GI0 not relieve the 2rantN
of tha threat to Java where a mixed
force OF Dutch. Australian and 4
hanaH Of American forces await
tnr c>oeelrJ eurmy Ls.ault
simultaneously with thcIr action
on Ba4 fhc Japanese moved INTO
Pult .rsr Tunor OILY 80 mics
acre 'ae nm1r sea from the Aus
traaa. north coast and me bombed
Az, .gal.an hase Of Darwin.
pz..a ana Australian troops lad
been stationed in the Portuguese
colony as a protection against a
Japanese thrust. An Italian radio
repor. claimed the Australian de-
IcnSs sarrison had been DESTROYED.
Portugal had a convoy of troops
cnrutl.r ,o Tmor. ccs.-ncu To re
piaea the Australan-Dgtch force on
;helr ARRIVAL What Por0l-als attl-
t:dt Would be toward The Japanese
aAart.-lon Vas r0; certain
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Fire Bombs Pelt
M'Arthur Lines

Japan itself. while the presence o.
relatively small numb Of
American trcops il Java va le-
yaaled officially in Batavia
INDIES DEFENSE
MacArthur'S American and Fiji
pino troops are playing an import
ant although distant role in de
Tense OF the Ouch East Ind!"s be.
caus" every DAY thev rota.," III
JaI4nese invaders IN 'a F&i.lp-
rlncs they prevent the COM fr-m
sAiinng formidable fs:"c south
ward.
Enemy pressure l. increasing
AGAINST his Bataan uucs ID stu
mggc Japanese Ieln!orccm"n's are
i ing no"ed UP in evident p'F!ara-
ton for - resumption Of liz Of
fen i've. Mac Arthur mon also
were said t be under t.ercn o.9c-
bombing and artillc.y pouna"IG.
Yesterdays communlqu'a LlpI4ht
note of cheer from tn" "a. East
Ialtle front, although the .ulgalC
there remains a grim one.
An American submarine, lip
ping into enemy water rio.e to
Japan torpedoed and saEE q 50GD-
tc.I enemy ship in the' Eas' Caua
ga. somewhere between Jaaan anC
Folmosa and along tie lnam !sltC
+ supply for Japan Ilya lG am
ies TO the south.
The destruction II rac salp
meant that American Ion4lncS
have sunk at least Is ana rr,5.olv
10 Japanese vessels II Far Eastern
XatcIs since DC. ID WHEN al
American uadrr5ca raidor va ."-
ported officially TO have sunk Il
transport AID probably destroyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
First Lady Says
She'sQuitting to
AHay Criticism
Continued from page one)

Continued from page One)
activities section OF the physical fit
ness division.
Miss ChaLey resigned from that
pest Oh "Wednesday because of the
luHsre:al0lIul Juror.
Cuusrt- .lrnn dL.s1tls!ac,iJn With
the OCD >etup Strmmed AT first
erom the tact that Mayor Fiorello
Il. IaGuardlu OF New York. who
appointed Mrs. Roosevelt to her
pest. had sought to maintain both
the post Of mayor and that of OCD
director.
GLAMOR APPOINTMENTS
The criticism burst into full up
roar when it was disclosed that
Screen Star Melvin Douglas had
been appointed 70 tie post Of dircc-
tor of the arts council of the OCn
informatinO division.
Disclosure OF Miss Chaney's ap-
pointment followed within few
days.
LaGuardia resigned from his OCD
post nearly two weeks ago. In q
final report to the President he
said that most of the activities CEN
tered in Mrs. Roosevelt'S division
might we'll have been, and perhaps
eventually will have to be, transfer
red to existing permanent divisions
Of government"
IL her letter OF resignation. Mrs
Roosevelt sad she did not "iSa 10
oait her post until she could i'ci
.ha1 She was dong 50 with COM
pletely comnetcnt people in cha"sc.
Thar is now Accomplished she
aid
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Continued From Page Clel
Red Star, Soviet army newspaper
says winter offensive has already
smashed German plans to use i'm
portant bases for NpunE counter
offensive.
lBYA-DeScIt tishuus front lc-
ported UNCHANGED
There appeared httln doubt that
the Japanese We're preparing to
start large scale assault on Java
in an effort to complete the seizure
of the Dutch Fast Indies and Dust
the United Nations headquarters but
they We're meeting stubborn resiS-
tance.
The l. s. planes-a squadron of
flying fortresSeS and heavy Llber-
ator bombers-blaSted at least seven
Japanese ships and destroyed 4 Jap
aneSe planes.
The japanese eXpedltlOnary fore
won its objectlye-a toothOld on
Bali which Is separated from Java
only by shallow mllc-wide strait
The Japanese nov lace the Dutch
on three sideS-Sumatra TO the west
Bali 10 the east and Borneoand
MacaSSar to the north.
American dive bombers attacked
The japanese forces at Bali for the
first time while heavy U. S. bomb
ers made level bombing attacks.
WARSHIPS HIT
Three japanese cruisers, two tran
sports and two destroyerS were hit
in the attack. One OF the destroycrs
vas lifted into the air by the eX-
ploSion of eight 6G0-pound bombs.
II fell back into the water in bits
and pieces.
The success Of the American air
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
FBI Removes 10
laps From Valley
To Wind Up Raids
Continued from pace one

Continued from PAGE one
Brawley produce broker Morse
YamaShiro. g. Wc>,mo.iaaG ,aaeM-
er. Hlroshl AlsaVd 5S. B.aWir,
ranch laborer SlMta'a lamar,
SIS. BraWley merchant.
Iho Tamokl 55 Bra0.,} a,.a a4.t
Fukuich Nieh.maA FL 8.aW.,>
ranch foreman. htzaeo tN."a. ~
Westmorland fam. ~ao,, beaoS
Shinzato = Nt>.a a.,.zao =. =.
laboreI Yo.t3;c HNaM. - Bga" 2
ley pool hal ope.afo: Ig@'or1 49,
men. 81 Westmo,.aua Ycoa4ceman,
Benjaburo Kodama. BgawleN groce.
Sodaichl Kubota. 53 BlaW.e> res
taurant operator; KWan Uchldd SIS,
Brawley farm foreman Sakuyemon
Sato, 81. BraWlcy neid superln,en-
dent. Toshiro Kobota -. BraWley
rancher
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Military Control
Invoked on Aliens

Continued from page one'
with the restrictions applicable =
each military area. TheE are EN-
powered 10 use federal troop, aa~
the facilities @: federal aGenc!e-
- carrying CT - restrictions,
aimed a; controlling espioHa-,
IN and around defense plants, army
and navy stations and vital uuhs-
les. the order. however, doesno.
limit or modify the responsibility
and duty of the Federal Bureau O,
Investigation Win respect - TIT
investigation (, aue-ed acts Of sab-
otaYe.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Nevada Publisher
Says Nation Needs
Strong Leadership
lCOntinled frlLr naCe 0np |

continued frGlr page one
credit for il toIo them i was too
late 10 change the story.
THAT was the only time ever
was scared I didn't have a gun
and they were all armed Bat
finally talked en- out ot !, and
escaped safely II vi jealousy be-
tween The alatr P...r aha lAc iuc...
peace olllceI..
\ tC4nd out late, IT, stsn- p5!Idt
captain tad not teea IN On III.
final battle. His i.ca. c-paty >her-
ifs, COW boys. &EG eo!,t able had
been there"
Mr.. and Mrs. StenInger are visit
ing in Imperial VALLEY as tney have
done many times Wine touring The
southwest
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Fraternity HonoEs
Lowell lesson

Lowell JeSsen, form 2" edit: an.
publisher of the HoI.yille Tribune
and row editor and publisher Of
the TurlccE Journal, was scheduled
20 be initiated into Sigma Delta chi
newspaper fraternity at a n, eung
Friday night in the Union Lcaeur
club in San Francisco
He was among seven nc".rdp"r-
men TO be initiated into the iratcr-
nity. Members of the executive com
mittee of the California Newspaper
Publishers associa ton viii be guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
POLICE RE- ONER
STOIk% AUTO

Fl C.N'.o pU.lI' FEldaE rccoVerec
n aa.owo5.., GA.,n mad been stol-
y tyom d. S.,p&ea ". Jacobs OF
SaN Gab..sl ot hadn't had any
-: = tGaIE1 t.e tAlet nor the
$50 Vor.= g.. 4a,tas'S instruments
-. Soy. - - "atalae when Il
-, .aa... Sss.... officers arc
ls.-.,Na" a5.!..acH roge assisting
:. ;.e ~ca.c.. tar re ,hlef
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
MONREl NLKAL
GLAZED Al SOt IhGAIE

Tae body oi Mi Anna Mae
M-Wrty, 2g-le4.-old II Centran
will be stI' - Soathgatc to" fun
tral services and burial. I-qaes.
into the death originally was eche5-
ulcd for 1890 a n Friday b., y.
postponed until 5 p n. Friday =,
the Lemons chapel.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
TO WE'D

a nouce Of intention to marry
VAS t}ed With County Clerk w. ].
McCle.laud Thursday by Frank
Romero. -. Mexican .aooger. i,4c
Fr1c..a Cap!aGo e. housewife.
IAr, - II E,ln1
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
CITIZENS G ASS
STARTS MARCH .

Dca. Glenn Klettor VIII start
lis spring citizo lship class at night
scnoo. March 9. he said Friday
Tho Who enroll will be trained
f-r tae citizenship examination il
June. T4a class VII meet from :
2. IL. t. . = l.. Monday and Wed
neSGa} nI-.ta.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

faster than nc had believed pos
Sible
Mcdonald found another ray Of
hope in the fact that Joseph T.
Mcdonald, Cody, Wyo., was carried
in the japanese prisoner list re-
leased by the navy department yes
terday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
>TFE ANNILINENT
OF HfAPRiAGF

Carics II. lamora Thursday ask
g - c0ar- 70 annuI his marriage
o Name" Jam7Ya. lie said she was
mar!. I - e,o'Aer man a the
:une ne married in.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
TO ATTEND CONVENTIONS

FL Centre School SUPERINTENDENT
Guy Weakley Dean Glenn Ki".i"s
e the Junior college and Chester
F. Gllpin. high school Ilce-ar!noi-
pal ltft FL Ccnuo Friday to attaat
convent rs in San Francesca.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
FILIPINO ACCOUNT
FOR II JAPANESE

V.TH GEN MacARTHUR S AR
! = THE PHILIPPINES. Feb
- p Eu-t class private Ma
2. ~ O.'.a.o aas lust set d new
Ga'4da r.5,Mee lec3rd.
II. -. =. & II Japanese soldiers
#a..le-lu.ced. n cae engagement.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

WASHINGTON. Feb 70 JP1
President Roosevelt has established
unified tactical comwaHC eve.
American land soa a.c III forces
well informed sa.r.e s.l .e.t'
II Is an mio.ua. .t4t, He.ast ut
the Presiu,u Lelra q" ...4att-
drf-ln-tIltt u +It ....s .#....
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
ilIAn!.AI. CKANIID

) .4.4... dI,v:sr de...tc ~aa grant
= j.! ....ur s#..t To James Mur-
"a, =. -. Iii a@ul!lst Blanche
>I....".
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
The smar+ simplicity
of Z0fh Century Modern

III this luli siza extension table dim
ial group is presented in walnut or
bIcached oak.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

Oag 3rd floor dining room displays
show = other dining room groups
from the simple dincttc to period
style formal dining room enSem-
b..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Imperial Hardware

budget Terms are arranged to
meet each individual need -. as
iong as Is months to pay!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

%~picces, fashioned in a c'nver mod
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
Delay Action
on Controversial
Welfare Shifts

. LANSING, Oct. ~ - R -
The analysis Of Michigan's con-
troversial public welfare system
prepared By DR.. Robert w. KEEL
SO of the University Of Michigan
at the request Of Governor Van
Wagner will not be presented
to the State Social Welfare Com
mission for action at October
sessions today and tomorrow.
Spokesman for the executive
office said Van Wagner has the
only copy submitted by DR..
Kelso and that he had made only
a preliminary study Of its con-
tents. The Governor wishes to
consider it in detail before dis
cussing it with the Commits
sion which must put into effect
any administrative changes sug-
,gested, it was said.
The text of the report has not
been disclosed. DR.. Kelso, re-
vealing last week it was in Van
Wagoner's hands, would say only
that it proposed merging the
now-separate administrations Of
direct relief and Social Security
programs.