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Evening star., 1942-06-19
Dodgers Thrive Fists Fly Revival Of 2YearOd Feud RaGng Cards
80, 900 See Groys Score in 10Th
After Failing to Bother Paige

The magic of Satchelfoot PAIGE s
drawing power in Washington is
the main feature remembered from
last nights baseball game at Griffith
Stadium, although the 81 triumph
scored by the Washington Home
stead Grays over the Kansas City
Monarctfs in 10 innings supplied
enough competition to reward the
10000 who turned out even If there
hadn't been that extra attraction Of
old Satch.
In the IS years that famous Negro
pitcher has been tossing the ball
across In various sections Of the
continent he never tested his power
to fill a ball park in Washington
until two weeks ago. when he
came here opposite Dizzy Dean.
The 10000 customers on that
occasion we're enough to bring
him back again last night and
this time the colored fans, hungry
for another look at their idol who so
long had passed them by, turned
out 10000 strong.
They were well rewarded. Not
only did Satch supply five innings
of good pitching before retiring
Evening star., 1942-06-19
McNamara Will Lead
Nays 1943 Nine;
Others Chosen
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 49,
Warren Mcnamara, Hewlett IN. "
shortstop, has been announced as
Navv's baseball captain for next
year.
Mcnamara was the leading batter
during the past season when the
Middle nine won 13 games and
dropped only four for the best
record in Naval Academy history.
Comdr. L. S. Perry, Navy's grad
uate manager of athletics, also an
nounced the following list of cap
tains and managers of the 1e43
spring sports squads:
Baseball-Manager, H. 8. Barbour
Holly Bluff, Miss.
Tennis-Captain. E. Wyatt San Diego
Okla.
more; manager H. German Greenville'
Crew-captain. E. B. salisg. Fort Bragg.
n; c.; manager, T. J. Christman, Orlando,
saiIing-captain. R. z. Fontaine. New
Monroe, Miss.
Track-Captain. c. L. Hayen, Marion,
Kans.; manager, B. p. Park, Kansas City.
Goif-captain. J. R. Peat. Webster
Groves. Mo: MANAGER. A. r. Croft, Ogden,
Utah.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Silver Spring Youth
To Be Kept Busy by
Varied Pastimes

A second meeting to plan summer
recreational programs for young
people in the Silver Spring area
was scheduled this morning, with
all girls between the ages of IL and
l9 invited to attend. The confer
ence was to have been held at the
Jessup- Blair Community Park build
ings. A meeting Of the boys was
held yesterday.
Activities planned include soft
ball, tennis, horseshoe pitching,
archery, badminton and other suit
able games.
Prizes will be offered the out
standing competitors. and interest
will be fostered by a series of tour
naments with other recreational
areas.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

he allowed only three hits over the
span-but they also saw bangup
ball game that returned the locals
as winners over the invaders, always
pleasing end.
After nine scoreless innings, the
Monarchs forged ahead in the top
of the tenth with one run scoring
when Hilton Smith. now pitching
for the invaders, singled to send
Jim Green across. But two runs
were tailed by the Grays in their
half, with Chet williams single that
tied the score and Roy Partlow's
triple that sent home the winning
tally the big blows.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Is Defending Champs in Array
IOf Stars in AAU Title Meet

dies, Archie Harris in the discus,
Billy Brown in the broad and triple
jumps, Irving Folwartshny in the
hammer, Frank Berst in the S.
pound weight and Boyd Brown in
the javelin.
Today's program calls for the 81
events in the junior division, open
to those who never have won a
National AAU, IC4A or NCAA title,
in addition to the 10,0O0-meter run
and the 3,0O0-meter walk In the
senior division.
The seniors will have their day
tomorrow in program highlighted
by the 1,500-meter run which brings
together MacMitchell, his NCAA
conqueror, Bob CHM. Leroy Weed
and Don Burnham.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Walter johnson limited the
White Sox to four hits as Wash
ington won, 10, scoring its lone
run on an error in the ninth. 1t
was Johnson's seventh victory
this season and raised his life
time average to Sol, a remark
able figure considering the club
he had behind him most of the
time. 1t also was his 95th shut
out.
Norwich, the sensational colt
hailed as successor to Man O.
War, received his first defeat
he previously had won -
straight-by finishing poor
second behind Whiskaway in the
Carlton Stakes, a mile test at
Aqueduct.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Minor Baseball Splits
SutterfieId Twins

Py the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ga, June 19-Base-
ball has separated the Satterfleld
twins, Ray and Ralph. who starred
together as high school athletes
here.
They were signed by Birmingham
of the Southern Association. Ray, a
left-handed pitcher, was sent to
Cordele of the Georgia-Florida
League and Ralph, q shortstop, to
Roanoke. Va,
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Bowen to Enter Navy,
Trui not Norfolk

Ray Bowen, one of Washington's
leading boxing referees and pre-
viously a popular fighter, is to join
the Navy. He goes to Norfolk next
week for a training session and
then probably will be stationed at
Newport, R. l., as a specialist in
the physical fitness division.
During his 10 years as a welter-
weight boxer. Bowen took part in
about 135 fights, his last being in
1884 when he lost to Phil Fur in q
bout for the District welter crown.
Since then he has offlciated at
many big shows,
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Sneud Will Have Part
In Relief Jomboree
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, June 19.-Sam-
Ilel Jackson Snead, PGA titlist
who recently entered naval train
ing. will have part in the Army
Navy relief sports jamboree at the
Richmond City Stadium Sunday.
. He will serve as one of the mas
Gers of ceremonies and will partici-
pate in either driving or pitching
exhibition.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Huzi a at TobIe Tennis
As Poglioro Tops U. S.
a. thn Asxoci.ked pral

B, the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. June 19.-For the
third consecutive year Louis Pagli-
aro of New York City, the national
table tennis champion, has been
ranked No. l singles player by the
United States Table Tennis ASsoci-
alton.
Selections were announced by
Elmer Cinnater of st. Louis, chair
man of the Ranking Committee.
Others in the first 10, in order:
William Holzrchter, Chicago: Charles
Burns. Detroit: Thor Hazi, Washington;
Ed PinneT New York City: Lesly Lowry.
Newton, Mass. Richard Miles. New York
City James H Mcclure. Indisnap polls:
William R. Price, St. Louis; Garrett Nash,
Detroit
Evening star., 1942-06-19
FIGHTS Last Night

by the Associated Press.
=. ELIZABETH, N. J.-Bobby Ruffin. 81.
astoria, n Y. stopped Morris Parker 130'
FORT HAMILTON. N Jimmy
Hatcher, 131. Lake City. S C, outpointed
sJose Rozo, 129; Colombia, South Amer
Lea fS).
I. RICHMOND, Vs.-Izzy Jsnnazzo. vel
terweight, New York, outpointed joey
-Spaneler, welterweight. Richmond 1W.
FALL RIVER. MasS.-Davey Crawford,
y q. New York, outpointed Angelo Callura,
y 30 familton. OntPrin lO(.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Fitton, WinkIer Advance

George G. Fitton and Pat Winkler
have reached the semifinal round
in the Presidents Cup tourney at
Congressional. Fitton defeated H.
C. Smathers and /, while Winkler
licked w. H. McReynolds / up.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Two Trop Tests Corded

Weekly shoot of the Washington
Gun Club tomorrow beginning at
2:30 at the Benning traps will in
clude the 16-yard, 5O-target shoot
and a 25-target handicap.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Junnuzzo Shades SpunoIer

RICHMOND, Va, June 10 Rl.-
Izzy Jannazzo, welterweight. of New
York gained clean-cut 10-round
decision last night over joey
spangler of Richmond in a benefit
bout before 5000.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

Error-C. williams Runs. Green.
Carlisle. Wilson. Three-base hits-Simms,
Double plays-Sorrell to ONeil, C. Will
liams to Leonard. First base on balls
on Partlow, 2: off Smith, 4. Hits-Of
Paige. 8 in innings: OF Smith. 3 in s
| innings. Struck out-By Paige, 8; by
Partlow, 3; by Smith, 2. Passed ball;
Green Umpires-Messrs. Craig, Lee and
Kemp. Time-2:10. 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Defense Institute Rally
to Mark Graduation Of 4O2
S. A. Marshall Will Speak
at High School Tuesday Night

Four hundred and two wo-
men, all graduates Of Neighbour
hood Civilian Defense Institutes,
will receive certificates at a pa
triotic rally scheduled for the
high school auditorium Tues
day night at which S. l., a. Mar
shall, military analyst and news
paper columnist, will be the
principal speaker.
All OF the women TO bC hon
orcd have devoted 20 or more
hours to the study of vital Civil
ian Defense services at one of
the IL ncighborhood Institutes.
Mrs. Hugh II. Neale is general
chairman of the rally, Mrs. Paul
Mckee heads the y atform COM
mittee and Mrs. Rufus Rcitzcl
is i'm charge of music
Other committees arc. Pro
gram - RS. Russell Stark, Mrs.
Douglas Ball. Mrs. James Nun
neley and Mrs Richard Morri-
son: Decorations -- Mrs. Carl
Brandcnburg, Mrs. Thorn s
Cross. Mrs. c. a. Ward and Mrs.
Albert Glefke,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26

UsherS 49, Mrs. Robert Shop
herd. Mrs. Roger Golden. Mrs.
Walter Stewart, Mrs. William
Bennett, Mrs. Stanley Worthing-
ton, Mrs. William Jones and
Wilfrcd Junke.
Now IL years old, Marshall
-tas a Juvenile actor with the
Western ESsanay company at 10,
a soldier in World War l at II,
an engineering student at 20. a
mine surveyor at 20 and a sports
editor at %.
He has since been an editorial
writer, foreign correspondent
and military critic for a Detroit
afternoon newspaper and is the
author of several books, all on
the subject of military strategy.
These are the officers of the
Women'S Council of Volunteer
Office of Civilian Defense: Mrs.
Russell Stark, director; Mrs. A.
A. Thompson, Mrs. Hugh Neale.
Mrs. Paul Hirt, chairmen: Mrs.
James Nunneley. secretary: Mrs.
James Jackson. consumer: Mrs.
See GRADUATI0N-Page 2
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By DREW MIDDLETON

LONDON, June 20 - wide
World) - Winston Churchills
mastery of oratory and political
strategy, back by the powerful
Conservative Party, will be
thrown into the forthcoming
House of Commons bait over
an insurgent motion for a vote
Of no confidence" in the Prime
Minister'S direction of the war.
And political observers expect
him to win a vote of confidence
with perhaps 20 votes cast
against him and a number alb
staining from voting.
CAbstentions would indicate
dissatisfaction Of Conservatives
not wanting to risk the anger of
the party by voting openly
against the Prime Ministcr)
Churchill supporters predict
that in facing the third and most
serior political crisis of his
premiership, he will dwell in his
opening speech on two basic
themes which served him we'll in
quelling angry M. P.s earlier
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26

PONTIAC, Mich, June %
P)-Approximately 1000 en-
ployes Of the war-vital Yellow
Truck and Coach company went
on strike today in a dispute over
wages for time lost during Z 90
minute blaCkout and Army Off
Ger and international union Of
ficials said they were making
every effort TO send them back
to work Immediately
Col. Ray II Hare. command
ing officer of Fort Wayne, Army
officer Of Fort Wayne, Army
quartermaster'S depot at De-
troit, said the war department
had been informed of the Situa-
ton here and was very much
concerned about the stoppagc
of work
This comes az a time when
every minute of productive
effort is most precious to the
men on our fighting fronts Col
Hare said.
eve are counting on the men
who arc i'm these plants TO give
See SIRIhE-Page ?
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Clerks 10 Map
Sale Of Stamps
Breakfast Will
Lounch War Effort

Plans for boosting war stamp
sales by local store clerks who
will tender war stamps rather
than money in c lnge TO Gus
toners. where the customer is
willing, will be discussed at a
clerks breakfast to be held at
t Medea restaurant Wednes-
day, July /, at 7:45 a. m.
The hour was set TO enable
the clerks TO be out of the meet
ing and ready for 6-'ty at Q
o'clock.
The assembled clerks -- no
bosses being permitted to at
tend tn, affair - will hear a
talk by some outside speaker Sc
lected from the state office of
the War Bond and Stamp Sales
campaign, and the store owners
are to purchase the tickets for
their clerks. The pasteboardS
may be secured from the Board
Of Commerce office or from
any of the following group
Chairmen: Ralph Clark, city
chairman, Sam Malbin, county
chairman; Angelo Fisher, Fish
er's Towers, % Market street;
Roland LaPointe, LaPointe &
Co, Court St; Bob Baldwin,
Goodyear Service, 90 CaSs ave
nue.; VIM. r. Kibble, Kibble'S
Toggery, As Cass Ave; Isaac
Barnett, Barnetts Dress Shop,
SIS N. Walnut; A. w. Hameister,
Krcsgcs, 7 N. Gratiot; Chas.
Pagett, Bath City Garage, 26
Pine St; William Pollock, B. F.
Goodrich, % Market; A. T.
Houghton, Chas. S. Ferrin Co,
10 New street; George Mccoy,
See CLERKS-Page 2
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Smoldering friction between
Russia and Japan was famed
anew today as Moscow bluntly
challenged TokyoS claim that a
United States submarine had tor
pedoed a Soviet merchant ship,
and pinned the attack on a
Japanese underseas raider.
The Soviet radio quoted sur
vivors as saying that two Japa-
neSe submarines surfaced inn
mdiately after the Abolition S.
S. Angarstroi was sunk 80 miles
off the Japanese coast on May /.
Japan had charged the sink
ing was an American attempt
ito create friction between the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Rusty or Not, Willie's
Badge Leads to Trouble
Eloquent Wostepoper Mons Unusual
Appeal FoiIs to impress Court

Willie Rosen, 27-year-o | d
wastepaper collector, thought an
impersonating an officer charge
against him should be dismissed
Thursday because Its taking up
a lot Of my time and yours, too,
Judge but Justice Donald j.
Parent ordered him to stand
trial July 6 in circuit court.
Willie pleaded his own case
after a Mount Clemens attorney
spurned his offer of So retain
er fee, but he promised that a
battery of attorneys" headed
by Nathaniel Goldstick Detroit
corporation counsel will defend
him in circuit court.
Willie got in jam Saturday
when he is said to have flashed
deputy shcriff'S badge on Mrs.
Marietta Ling, Of 2l8l4 Avalon,
st Clair Shores, after she ran
through an amber light on Utica
road at Gratiot. He lacked au-
thority at that time because on
June 4 Sheriff Jacob F. Theut
fired him as a special deputy.
PRIDE HURTS CASE
Willie's pride in his shiny
deputy's badge hurt his case no
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26

little. He first asked Mrs. Ling
"Who in the Roseville police de-
partment asked you to sign a
complaint for showing a badge
that was rusty"
When Mrs. Ling didn't know
he continued, How do you
know if it was rusty; that thing
is shiny
Willie enjoyed himself thor
oughly until Judge Parent ruled
he should appear in circuit court
next Monday. When he pleaded
he is to be married Sunday
and plans a week-long honey
mon, Parent relented and de
layed the arraignment a week.
COOPERATIVE
Willie got off to a vigorous
but legally bad start in cross
See RIOS ,N-Page 2
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CRITICAL PERIOD
Guy Brown, Jr.
EnIiStS as
Flying Cadet

Guy Brown, Jr., 25-year-old
son Of County Clerk and Mrs.
Guy l.. Brown, was awaiting call
for training as a flying cadet in
the u. S. Army Air Corps to-
day following his enlistment in
Detroit on Wednesday.
Brown has been circuit court
clerk for the past three and
one half years. A brother, Bruce,
is in the Navy
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Prisoner Flees
Police Guard
Makes Getowoy
at County Building

Dan G h a ! ( a n I, 18-year-old
confessed auto thief, of Detroit,
escaped from Patrolman Ray
Titus at 1890 am. today as
Titus accompanied him into the
county building where the
youth was to be sentenced by
Circuit Judge James 4. Spier.
Chief of Police Arthur I.
Rosso said that Chalfant, who
was not handcuffed, fled as tt
tus walked ahead of him into a
door at the Cas- avenue en-
trance TO the county building.
The youth ran across Gratiot,
eluding Titus in heavy traffic,
and continued up Macomb
street TO an alley behind AL
wardt's Cafe. He was last seen
fleeing up New street.
Chalfant, who lived at 5767
Missouri, was arrested by Rose
Vile police on June only IL
minutes after he stole car
owned by Edward Charbeneau,
81 Hollywood.
After waving examination be-
fore Justice Frank +. Jean
nette June 5, Chalfant pleaded
guilty before Judge Spicr on
June Is. He has since been in
Jail awaiting sentence.
Chalfant had never previously
been convicted, RoSSo said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Auto Tax Stamps
Available All
Day Saturday

AS a convenience to the mo-
toring public the Mount Glenn
ems post office will remain open
Saturday afternoon for the sale
of Federal Auto Use Stamps,
which must be affixed TO all cars
by midnight Tuesday.
While the post office normal
ly remains closed on Saturday
afternoons it will, tomorrow, sell
the Federal stamps from 7: a. m.
until 5: p. m.
The Stamps, first full year
ones mandatory TO American
motorists. sell for $500.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Soaring Plane,
Tank Output
Cited by FDR
1000 PIones, 1900
Tanks Produced
During Moy

WASHINGTON, June 26-tP)
- President Roosevelt disClos-
G today that Americas mighty
war effort, in the single month
o. May, had turned out nearly
1000 planes and more than l.
500 tanks.
Releasing official war produc-
ton figures for the first time
since Pearl Harbor, the chief eX-
cCutive asserted in a statement
that this country also turned
out nearly 1000 artillery and
anti-tank guns in May, and
these were exclusive of anti-air-
craft guns and those TO be
mounted in tanks.
The May output of machine
guns exceeded $4,000 weapons
Of all types, including infantry,
aircraft and anti-aircraft. If
Sub-machine guns are added on,
the total passes 100000.
Mr.. Roosevelt released these
figures because, he said, they
are going to give the Axis just
the opposite of laid and COM
fort"
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Germans Advance

MOSCOW, June 20 - (A) -
Against powerful Red Army re-
sistance, the German offensive
in the Ukraine developed today
into reinforced, major drive to
the east with the Russians be-
ing forced back slowly by sheer
weight of troops and tanks past
Kupyansk and the OskOl River.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Churchill, Master Orator,
to Defend Wars Conduct
forthcoming Commons Bottle
TO Bring Big Guns into Action
TIDE OF VICTORY

this year and which they expect
will carry the day again:
TIDE OF VICTORY
/. His oft-expressed belief the
tide of victory has turned so
strongly for the allies that dis
asterS like Tobruk can't check
it.
2. His close connection with
the United States, whose entry
into the war made victory GER
tain i'm the minds of the British
people.
These supporters expect the
Prime Minister TO disclose the
inner workings - up to the linn
its of military security 49, of
strategic planning which failed
in Libya, Such limits may keep
him from naming the man who
gave the order to hold Tobruk-
where perhaps $4,000 British
soldiers were captured. II was
tits move which many military
critics call the leading cause of
the disaster.
In the past. Churchill has tax
See CHURCHILL-Page 2
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Order Dcfcrnlent
Of Married Men

Induction OF all men married
prior TO Dec. 8, 1871, who were
not obviously we'd in the face of
imminent hostilitics was ordered
deferred today by state Selec-
tive service officials.
Chef Kroner, chief clerk for
Draft Board No. /. said the
order was i'm line with recent
legislation passed by Congress.
The order stands pending fur
thor detailed information, Kro-
mCr said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Artillery Drill

CAMP CRAWLING, Mich,
June 26-(P)-Two battalions of
TT. Clusters 184th Field Artillery
continued to hurl 95-pound
sharpneI shells on a 5,0OO-yard
range here today, looking for
ward to a night flash firing test
with high explosive shells Satur-
day night which, with a short
firing period Sunday morning,
will bring to a close this units
first problem on the former
Michigan National Guard range.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26

With the British Eighth Army
at MARSA NATRUH, June 20
U,P)-Ficld Marshal Erwin Rom
mels invading Axis army has
reached points southwest and
west of Marsa Matruh, striking
more than 100 miles into Egypt
i'm a drive toward the rich Nile
valley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26

MOSCOW, June 26-lUP)-
The German drive on the Khar-
kov front became threat to the
Caucasus and its oil today, with
the Russian withdraw from
Kupyansk, a railway junction CO
the Os' oil River, go miles south
east of KharkOv.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Enormous Raid

STOCKHOLM, June 26-UP)
A Swedish Telegraph Bureau
dispatch from Berlin said today
that last nights British air raid
on Bremen was the biggest since
Cologne and that many persons
were killed and many houses
destroyed or damaged.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Fight for Control

MELBOURNE, jig" 'e.--iU ~
- Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
planes, in one of the heaviest
aerial assaults ever launched i'm
the southwest Pacific, struck the
first blow today i'm a fight for
control of these southern skies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Eyacuatc Aliens

BOGOTA, Colombia, June IS
- (P) - The director of nation
al police ordered today that all
axis nationals living in Colom-
bian coastal areas or at ports
along the Magdalena River
which empties into the Carib-
bean must move inland within
five days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Second Front

WASHINGTON, June 26-(U,D
Pressure for a vigorously ac-
tive Anglo American fighting
front against Germany in Europe
appeared today to be increasing
enormously under impact of bad
news from practically all war
theaterS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Visit Planned

WASHINGTON, June 26-(P)
Lieutenant General Brehon
SOmervell, commanding general
of the services of supply, will lily
to Michigan for series OF
Fourth of July celebrations, as
guest of the state.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26

late X X X
bulletins
New COnpnnalicr

NEW DELHI, India, June 20
UP)-The United States Air
Force headquarters announced
today Col. Robert l.. Scott OF
Georgia had been assigned to
command the 23rd pursuit group
i'm China, which will replace the
American Volunteer Group when
the Flying Tigers are disbanded
July 4.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Sugar Stamp
No. 4 Expires
on Saturday

u. S. War Stamp No. .,
exchanEeable for sugar at
retail stores, expires tn
week. IL will be worthless
thereafter.
Stamp No. s, which b go
for a four-wcek perlsd beS1nr
ming next week. entiiles go
sumers 70 two peunAs 6
sugar, but No. 8. Will NJ -
acceptable for . period q
four weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Heavy German
Forces Roll
Toward Suez
Mediterranean
Coastal Plains
Scene Of Bottle
BY ROGER ID. GREENE
Associated Press War Editor

A great showdown battle for
western Egypt was believed rag
ing on the Mediterranean coast
al plains near Matruh today as
Field Marshal Erwin Romme'S
mechanical armies, climaxing a
100-mile advance in two days,
rolled up to assault main British
forces.
Matruh, 100 miles n side
Egypt, is a key British railhead
100 miles west of Alexandria.
A bulletin from British inn
perial headquarters said the van