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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Oueen Makes IN Iif
Will, AEF i'm Ireland

iers staged an all-out mock bat
tie for the royal visitors on their
three-day trip TO Northern Ire
land. Their majesties rode in
jeeps and tanks, and examined
guns, gas masks and field kitch-
ems.
The performance of the Amer
leans led one member Of their
majesties' encourage to remark:
1T was the best show put on
during the war and the King
seems happier than l have ever
seen him
When it was all over the King
asked Maj. Gen. Russell p. Har-
tie, commander Of American
forces in Northern Ireland, TO
convey TO the troops his hearty
congratulations on the impress
sivc efficiency" with which the
demonstration and operations
we're performed.
The King and Queen started
their day by reviewing part Of
the armored force and then
took a ride in tanks over pits
and bunkers as a make-believe
battle swept about them. They
saw anti-tank gunnCrs score IA
direct hits on a moving .lrget.
The Queen stepped up to
Sergt. Reuben Krage Of Elyrla,
O., and asked him about his
Howitzer. It's a beautiful weap-
on" the sergeant told the
Queen, adding later:
She's a swell girl. She talked
like she knew something about
guns"
Sergt. William r. Wright of
Anderson, Ind, explained to the
queen how his men could lay
240 feet of pontoon bridge over
river in an hour.
The luncheon for the royal
party was prepared by cooks
under Staff Sergeants Allyn Will
son Of Pocatello, Idaho, and Will
bert J. Speller of Dayton, O.
The meal was roast beef, peas,
tomatoes, pear salad, cherry pie
and coffee.
The King wore an admirals
uniform, The Queen a powder
blue ensemble.
Stanley Napersky of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, and Sc other men of
his company won the honor of
lunching with the King and
Queen in efficiency competitions
before the visit.
Il wish my wife was here, >
said Private Napersky. She
would have liked this
During one demonstration,
the Queen stepped up to Sergt
John Murray Of DeS Moines and
asked if she could talk over the
hand radio he was carrying.
Hey, here's a young lady you
may have hear, Of who wants to
talk to you," the sergeant yelled
into the microphone, Private
Earle I. league of Statesville,
N. c., on the other end, then
talked with the queen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
WITH THE UNITED STATES

WITH THE UNITED STATES
FORCES IN NORTHERN IRE
LAND, June 81 - PO - United
States troops from almost all
states semed pretty well agreed
today that Queen Elizabeth is "a
swell girl" after putting on a
show for the King and Queen
which drew congratulations from
the King because Of its impress
sive efficiency"
Demonstrating every h n &
from bridge building TO dough-
nut-making, the American sold
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Modest Sugar
Increase ~
Considered

WASHINGTON, June 27-(P
- The government is consider
ing a modest increase in the
present half-pOund a week SUI
gar ration.
The Office Of Price Admins
tratiOn said yesterday supplies
Of sugar now in America are
far below normal amounting
to only about tw6-thirds of the
stock on hand a year ago. 1t is
exploring the possibility of an
increase, however, on the pros
pect Of shipments from Puerto
Rico and Cuba in the next six
months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Milk Deliveries
DELAYED Briefly

A brief work stoppage at the
East Detroit plant of Borden's
Creamery this morning center
ed about indecision as to a pro-
pose d alternate day delivery
system.
Joyce Clark, local manager,
could not be reached for COM
ment this morning but one en-
ployc said that delivery men had
refused to take out the days
milk orders for approximately
one hour pending a tentative
arrangement with the manage
ment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Cemetery VandaIs
Sought by Officers

Deputy Sheriff Leon Kandt
today sought the four youths
who on June ID tipped over Is
heavy monuments in the Ster-
ling Cemetery on Utica road at
Schoenherr.
Kandt learned Of the incident
Friday when he was invited to
attend the meeting of the Ster-
ling Cemetery association. He
said he will question the youths
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27

ton. Indeed, it is the vindica-
ton of democracy that we can
'lend-lease' most of II to the
president as long as necessary.
But only as long as necessary
and only as much as necessary
and only for the duration
The people have the right
and the duty TO hold their gov
eminent TO strict accountability
for the manner and form in
which this extraordinary power
is exercised"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Judge Tron,bIy
Wins Honor

Probate Judge oseph v.
Trombly today is serving on the
three-man advisory committee
of the Michigan Children's Insti-
tute, of Ann Arbor.
Judge Trombly was appointed
by Probate Judge Clair Black,
of Port Huron, presiding judge
at the Probate Judges state con-
vention which closed yesterday.
Others on the committee are
Judges Dan Hcaly, Of Wayne,
and Frank M Az n h y, of
Flint.
County Agent John Ahrens
also attended the convention.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
j. EseunSiunO


John Pensino, "a, of 24866
Lambrecht avenue, East Detroit,
died early today at his residence
following a protracteC illness.
Mr.. Pensino is survived by
two sons, Charles, of st Clair
Shores, and Harry of East De-
troit, as well as by one daugh-
ter, Miss Elnora PensinO, of Los
Angeles.
funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the William d. Clyne
Funeral Home, East Detroit,
with burial at Summit Hill
cemetery, Fraser.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Offensive
Continued from Page u

of the extension of the war to
all parts of the world.
Although Nazi submarine &C
tivity continues to take a heavy
toll of United Nations cargo YES
sells, the production of new ton
mage is greatly increasing
month by month" the statement
continued.
It was at this point that the
President and Prime Minister
stated that American and British
Navies would further reduce
the toll of merchant shipping
as a result of decisions reached
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
DOLEFUL DRIBBLE

MARTINEZ, Calf. - A big
truck rolled along the highway
to Stockton, loaded with kegs of
nails.
A couple Of the kegs shook
loose. others ratified around.
Nails began dribbling out,
An incomplete count over the
50 miles showed 80 mOurnful
motorists looking glumly at flat
tires. One large truck at the
roadside had SIX flats.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
Cloims Soldiers Stoned
His Cor This Morning

DetroitCr John Radiu.S at
attempt TO enter Selfridge Field
at $40 a. m. today TO search for
the soldiers who allegedly threw
rocks through the windows of
his car three hours earlier went
for naught when guards denied
him admission,
Radin told deputies his car
was stoned after nc argued with
the soldiers I'M a South River
road resort at $50 d m. He went
about his business at the insist
ance of sheriffs deputies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
TOUGH ON UMPIRES

observation-disclosures have a
tough time working behind the
plate when Curt Davis of the
Brooklyn Dodgers is on the
mound. Most Of his pitches
break at the last second.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
NO ANNIE OABLEYS

CAMDEN, N. J,-Undcr the
New Jersey state racing law, no
complimentary passes can be is
sued az Garder State Park,
which opens a 40-day meeting
July 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27

GARDEN CITY, Kas. - c. A.
Smith has been repaid by the in
suranCc company for the auto
mobile nc lost i'm the Arkansas
River last May ., but
He wants the license plates.
Kansas lacks metal for 1913 Ii
CcnsC tags and may issue little
tabs to bc attached to the old
plates.
So Smith still is searching the
river.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
o FLASHES
OF
LIFE o
SILVER LINING

PHILADELPHIA - S m G.
where in Philadelphia, a poor
boy about six years old is wear
ing a coat worth $3.50 cash.
A woman told the Salvation
Army she forgot the money
scwcd in the lining when she
turned in the coat several weeks
ago.
She couldn't give her name
her husband didn't know she
had the money.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27

The los NM howitzer is the
United States chief medium siz-
ed field piece.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27

The 1889 yield of fodder corn
iu Quebec province, Canada,
was valued at S2,2OO,OOO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27

From 1885 to 1927, there were
1866 lynChinEs I'M the United
States.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-27
THAT'S My BOY

PULASKI, Va. $1,000 Sheriff c.
f. Bones passed the names of
three navy applicants to Deputy
Wiley Faw to investigate.
zone of thcm's Earl B. Faw.
Any kin to you2'
Nope id Faw, never
heard f him.
FaW tClcphoncd for an hour
trying to locate the man, Sud
denly he let out a whOOp,
by craCky, that's my boy,
Benny" Earls middle name is
Benjamin.
Deputy Faw is now carrying a
list of the official names of his
II children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

YIELD MARSHAL HERMAN GoERING'S kin
Il is Werner George Goering of the u. s. Army
Can't wait, he says. to drop bomb on ms
relative.
In our army a private prefer charges
against a colonel, and il a corporal sees captain
conducting himself in a manner unpeconhng GIT
officer and gentleman he can have nm put IN
When a private at Randolph Field comes to
non-com with complaint he Is hanoeo
mourning bordered card which says:
"Your trials and trIbulations have broken my
heart. They are unique. have never heard OF
anything like them before. As proof OF my
deepest sympathy, I give you this card which
entities you TO one hour Of coincidence"
A RMY men always litter derisivey when in the
n movies sentry says
Halt! Who Goes There?"
The correct challenge is:
Halt. Who's There:"
letter from girl is called "a sugar report"
There's no favoritism in the army.
Even chaplains must undergo hve weeks OF
training at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind
Uncle Sam spends $4,000 day on JAMS
iellies and marmaades TO satisfy his troops
Not all the boys prefer 1--WE and swing. Five
hundred soldiers at Fort Bliss attended all the
concerts of the FL Paso Symphony Orchestra
this season. and special postseason concert was
presented by the orchestra at the posts hali-oy
request.
II man on guard-duty permits prisoner TO
escape, he must serve the term.
TORT RILEYS newspaper, The Guidon has an
Il advice-to- the -lovelorn column. Betty Lou
signs it, Betty Lou is the nom de plume for
pair of privates.
For every fighting man in the army there
must be FIVE other soldiers to feed clothe and
supply him.
Unless rookie is smart he can be trapped
into volunteering for unpopular chores. The big
gag in the army concerns the sgt. who approached
bunch OF men at play and asked them IL any
were good at shorthand.
A dozen newcomers. angling for soft snaps,
eagerly stepped forward.
"Fine," said the sarge, report TO the kitchen,
we're short of X. P.s!"
CINCE the big expansion program went into
- effect the army longer calls il the Air
Corps-but the Air Force Implies bigger things.
Ski-troops aren't allowed 10 grow boards.
Because frost from their breath accumulates on
whiskers in cold climates and freezes the skin.
Teasers most often hurled at Fort Dix men
on leave include:
You guys have IL easy. Now back In II. :"
Pretty soft Dor you--living of the Govern
ment"'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Dan Parker And is also the birthplace Of Rosa
lind Russell.
Fannie Hurst Novelist Her best story
''Humoresque."
Miss Hurst manages to keep her figure
streamlined to glamour girl proportions. Shows
what strong character can do for woman.
Mary Ann Mercer. Pint-size singer.
Miss Mercer is leading candidate for the
presidency OF that organization of cute, little
tricks known as: The Little But Oh My Club"
interest leading stylists 10 design an evening
gown in which short girl will not look as If she
is wearing her mothers dress or be made to
resemble an animated lampshade.
sSVOU say you have readers named Rita, Mia
Zta and hope 10 have one named Car
melita," writes Pittsburgher.
MY name Is Candida Will you settle for
that"
Seems il should have CarTnelita to complete
the aforementioned rhyme But have reader
named Frieda which would go nicely with Can
dida. Will you settle for that?
The United States Coast Guard was estab-
lished in 1880 It's motto is "Semper Paratus,"
meaning Always Ready" The coast guard GER
tainy has an important and dangerous task IN
this war
Seems to me one of the most nerve wracking
duties possible is walking sentry duty in the dark
on a bit of lonely coast
Pal of mine in the last war told me he didn't
mind il half as much at the front in France as he
did walking sentry duty at Fort Baker, Call
which is on San Francisco Bay.
600 PITTSBURGH Il Boosting II has the only
~ cross-eyed cat in the country" writes De-
troiter isn't that just likeGPittsburgh: The
fact is that all Sismese cats are cross-eyed and
there are thousands Of them In the United
States"
Some soldiers wives haven't heard from their
husbands in five months. This doesn't seem right
If the soldier hasn't time TO write il seems that
somebody should keep his wife informed as TO
whether or not he is still alive and we'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

cream or toothpaste at their post exchange with
out turning in used tube.
At Camp Davis the mimeographed directive
given TO men in the 96th Coast Artillery Uor
handling of the wire cable winch on army trucks
warns that the apparatus is "as temperamental
as Greta Carlo and treating it carelessly is like
asking Lana Turner to scrub the kitchen floor.
The men treat it with great affection and care.
COLDIERS purchase lots of inger-nal polish
- but not for their nails
II keeps their buttons shiny and is the perfect
remedy for chigger bites.
At the Indio Desert training center the lads
are often rationed only one gallon OF water daily
for all purposes, including drinking. washing
bathing To condition them for the real thing
Contrary TO popular legend. IL is against army
regulations TO give soldier K. p. duty punish
ment-
At Camp Berkeley the chap who instructs in
the art OF ju-jitsu is Harry Morimoto, an Ameri-
can-Japanese.
In the army nurses are known as Snow
Whites
Soldiers insist that uniforms come in only two
sizes-too large and too small.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
MeCau|ey Title Hints
New Step 10 Raise Pay

Charles +. McCauley, who up to
now has been just plain Wayne
County purchasing agent" today
had the more impressive title of
director of purchases for Wayne
County"
The change, made by the board
lof supervisors, presumably fore
shadows new attempt by the
auditors 10 get pay raise for
McCauley. a previous move TO
raise his salary 10 $1,000 was de-
feated, although the auditors con-
tended that his present rate of
So. 800 a year is too low for a man
Irresponsible for expenditure of
50 100000 a year. as McCauley is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Pearl Harbor-going in
as Buck privates, al
though many were Of
ficers and non-coms In
the last war.
The tiniest soldier in
the army is Willie
Dockray of New Mex
leo. He is 4 II. IL.
Turned down twice
for being too short, he
yelled:
I'm as big as a Jap,
amt II"
COLDIERS do not rate
~ preferred treatment
over civilians. They
can not buy shaving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Va NAAA@f
ried for over 40 years.
In London a woman
arrested for bigamy.
robbery and attempted
murder proudly told
reporters:
81 do not drink or
smoke"
Dispatch states a 40
year-old woman OF 81.
Louis just has married
a lad OF 81. This seems
10 be taking the Life
Begins at Forty idea
too seriously.
Suggested John
Dannhorn:
TRY Ia understand
the reasons why the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

man you love IL doing the things YOU think are
wrong"
And William Marsden advised
THE only way 10 help a dominant man who
Ia down Ia to convince him that he Is merely
slowed up and not beaten"
HARRY CROSS. Veteran sportscribe He is
IL from Waterbury. Conn, which town also has
given the country Columnists Louis Sobol and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Il. v. DurHng

When love IL kind
Cheerful and free,
Loves sure TO find
Welcome from me-.
But tcheH lore brings
Hedrtnchs and pdHas,
Tears and such things,
Love may 90 hang
Tom Moore
(Mr. Moore. as expressed above, had the right
idea. Some people may question that IT IS pos
sible for a person 10 fall out OF love az will.
However there is cure for love as all expert
enced persons know--EVDD
CHILDREN of happily married parents make
~ the best husbands and wives So states an
authority on matrimony Why should / argue
with this exnert7 Nv parents were happily mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
On the Side

Distributed BY King Features Syndicate. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
This Is the Army!

a contribution by the Gll-soIdier cast Of irving
Berlin's great hit skow at the BroadiCdy Thedter
for Me Army Emergency FUND.-
TIVE 33rd Armored Regiment at Camp Polk call
Il their tanks Hitler HearSes"
The Yank of 1912 isn't called doughboy
He's Red Legs"
There's a 5O-Year-Old Club at Camp Roberts.
The men in il are over 50-all volunteers since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Heads Hazel Park Police

Robert Z. Taylor-o OF the Green
dale. Wis. police force today was
informed of his appointment as
the new chief of police Of Hazel
Park He was appointed by the
new city manager, Byron J Rock
wood, Under the Incorporation
articles passed by the voters last
February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
On Broadway
Walter. WincheH

Trad. Marx Registered. copyriSht. iS41.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

The new colors you want. to
compile men your first fall
froeks. or pep up your late
summer models. Glorious
colors; Victory. Tropic, Sun
glory. 3-thread high-twist silk,
rayon tops. Sizes ga to 1917.
HUDsoNs-FIRsT BASEMENT
MANIFESTATION c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

T. D.: If one suffered with
chronic bronchitism and almost
continuous coughs and colds for
the past 20 years and then de-
veloped chronic sinus disease,
would this sinus infection be the
result of the chronic bronchitis
Answer: Sinus Infection and
chronic bronchitis almost invari-
ably 60 together, but in my ex-
perience the sinus disease causes
the bronchitis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

During Mr.. Winehelrs absence. through the
month of August his column will be conducted
by guest eoIumnistS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
BETTER Health
Air Surgeon
Training
Different
Aviation Medicine Calls
for Special Study
BY DR.. LOGAN CLENDENISG

BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENISG
THE statement that probably
Il the United States will need
10000 medical officers trained
in aviation medicines within a
short time emphasizes not only
the Importance of the air force
in this war, but also points to
an entirely new medical spe-
cialty.
For the flight surgeon must
be lntensively trained for his
work.
The important subjects for
the flight surgeon are anoxia,
or reduced air pressure and
changes in air pressure, safety
in crashes and equilibrium train
ing.
The last is practically solved.
BY the Barany test IL is pos
sible 10 pick out men who are
normal so far as their equilib-
rum apparatus is concerned,
and it is possible TO train and
condition men so they can stand
changes Of posture and rocking
far beyond what any average
unframed person can take.
A NOXIA has proved a fasci-
"A mating subject.
For practical purposes, it is
to all intents and purposes
solved, but in the solving of il
many very curious and hitherto
unsupported facts have been
brought into the field of re-
search.
Medical science has long been
interested in such things as
mountain sickness and caisson
disease, or drivers disease-the
conditions which depend upon
differences In air and oxygen
pressure.
Divers who submerge and get
under high pressure must be
brought out OF il gradually or
else they get the bends" (their
own word for it,, which consists
of very painful cramps of the
muscles.
These bends are caused by the
escape of bubbles of nitrogen
into the muscles.
WITH the increase in altitude
w attainment that the modern
airplane provides, this condition
of 1.-The bends" began TO occur
in airplane pilots.
II is easy TO understand why
il would: it is simply the divers
disease in reverse.
The diver goes from high pres
sure TO our normal atmosphere
the aviator goes from normal 10
rarefied atmosphere. The same
physical laws apply.
What part of the body re-
spends first TO a shift in oxygen
pressure?
Unexpectedly and curiously.
modern research has found that
the adrenal glands are the ones
first affected
Two laboratory workers, Arm
strong and Helm. found that if
they exposed rabbits TO an at
mosphere equivalent 10 $4,000
feet for four hours. the adrenal
glands were swollen one-third
over normal size.
OVER-FATTGUED pilots, espe-
" cially those subjected to
high altitude missions, develop
symptoms strikingly like what
we have long known TO be those
of degeneration of the adrenal
glands (Addison's disease).
1t is possible 10 teach pilots
how 10 be safe in crashes.
This began with the study of
curious gentleman who became
interested in non-fatal suicide
leaps from high buildings.
Investigating a series Of these
cases. he found that in the non
fatal leap the victim usually
landed fiat on his stomach or
back. so that the long bones or
the head was not driven into
the trunk.
The lesson for pilots is OBJ
viouS.
nr-EcrVnNr .~-cu-rpac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

The Wishing Welr' has q
message In cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Mayor Of Flint
Praises Drive

FLINT.rJan . MaNor O>niund
Kelly today NolGed hearty ndorSe-
mcnt of the lIeHSt newspapers
Buy Bomber campaign that
Is now sweeping the nation
Recognized as tho COuntr, 5
youngest maAep OF ~ MAJOR city.
Kelly who is only B. an present
Is engaged IN the setting up Of
Flint civilian defense program
10 protect this industrial center.
Mayor Kelly said
THE Detroit Times and the
Hearst newspapers are 10 be
congratulated in this forward
step that II 80 Characteristic of
the zeal and the patriotism dis
played by these great news
papers.
Buy Bomber should echo
from every ones lips. We of a
ma aiOr industrial center, such a.
Flint, realize what II means To
have the protection of the
greatest ~ air forces Ia safe
guard our jobs, by protecting
our factories and homes.
This program shows the
highest type of patriotism and
l wish TO extend 10 William
Randolph Hearst, and the pub
fishers Of all Hearst newspapers
my Wish Tor q successful eHiRi--
nation ~ the Buy Bomber
campaign"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
British Pursue
Rear Guards Of
Axis in Libyd

CAIRO, Jan. Q GNSl Heavy
British attacks on AXIS forces re-
treating in Western Libya were
announced by the Middle East high
command today
A communique said
British mobile columns yes
terday continued 10 press the
enemy rear guards covering
withdrawal to Agheila. Resist
ance north and south of the
main Jedabya- Agheila road was
more stubborn"
An official announcement in
Cairo disclosed that 10000 AXIS
prisoners have already been
brought there.
A sandStorm and cunnngly laid
German mineficldS slowed British
pursuit of General Rommel forces
along the edge of the Gulf of
Sirte. Objective Of the rotrcating
Nazi troops is TrIpolI, 45O miles
away.