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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Dte pap(tlirbe .frieoens-
bermtttlung 1917

Sle Satlad)e, OaB giyrpu Sarlor
III elmer be,t lhcren Niiiipr iiir YrG
Iioent Mon',E ~ tim neucm Sen I,.
tIfan balutbt'. nlat}t beluubt, lpci.1!,
Veoeutl,al 4 Sen @eltproblemer sic
fntboliide Hir ho Oanf ihrer outcn
8c!torganii,,:io baiitt. Gohci riro
ocn 9SaiD; ,I'ol aitsori;tlidG oemen.
.iert, bob IS iid, bel bicler 9ieiie i'm
Ole slnres t.;H elmer ibnijd'cn Nrie.
,ensoerml. ilng lanoc!n fonlte, nie
I'M Sabre ,G:7 sSn ser Sat lit O.
lebr nnluc )ri,Eclniid;. ooi; III rrr:cl.
ilgen NOD; III ntldj c>cnen Staoil,ll
bes &riegeS piipIt.il,e 5rieSeu,iiip.er
ifon irgeloe!r4n Slnn baben foun,
ten; abnlicbe ShluieriNfsiten tuie Tie
1917 lid) Cen pIpItli6engenliibu
entgeeenitemmten, ipiiroen beate nod,
intaniiuer iih ausipirfen. 3uoem bat
Pins Der 3nolfte in gan5, anoerenl
Wabe als ieiner5eit geneoift Ser
6iinfsebnte iid) burh Die Yfingltbot-
id)aft oes ssabres 1941 auf cine go
litit Ger 8laicbberettisllne Ser gsa-
tionen linb oes shuses ser natio-
naten uno relisioien Wtinoerbeiten
feitgelegt, luie lie Die Mhienmdhte i'm
oar5eitigen IStaoium Oes 8rieses &C.
tuib nif)t beiuiaigen tueropn.
sSobl aber lit gerabe ourh oie
Beri0rlihfeit Des eeppnmartioen
Hapites, ioiuobl f!ir faritatipe Nnf-
gaben an Den Spfern bas totaIit1ren
Gerrors als AUDI fir biplonlntiiHe
Woglitfeiten in elmer ip1teren Ybaie
oes arieges, Der Watifah eine Snfor-
nlatinos. uno Mnfniipfungsitele er-
tier Sronrng inb cine Conformation
beim Yapit in oieien fritiiteu 9e!ten
bon arober 3pednldbigteit, oa Gle
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Uerror in Kroatiem

&anlpTer oarnlf Dor, als Earallelaf-
tion 5u Sen eaten ser itammpers
ipanoten ierbii6en Gbetnifs iif gegen
oie 8eberrihung ber s(hie 81 erbe-
ben. 9as idmmerlida @illfiirregime
oes 8liidsritters Yaplepiti6, ser als
Intelleftueller ltrbeber Oes Welthel-
moroes an &onie slleranber uon SSll-
goilalpien iiberfiibrt luorben lit, Itebt
auf 10 tiefem moralilhem Nipeau,
onB Die 8epolferlng INNER mebr lire
Spmpntbien bon Der sld,Ie ,peenen-
oct uno prouuiierte Stimml,ngen lif)
ourGieben. Sas sluftauhen ser ame-
rifaniihen 8ombenflieger iiber oen
Stdotsn bes 8alfans itGrft in &roa.
tien lpie iiberau lonit allf oem Bal.
fan Die Soffnlllg, bas politiide
Shifial Der Nation iei nod nift
enosiiltig entihieoen.
Wann sic froatiifen Yreilemelolm-
gen, oab in Den lesten bier @ohert
fiinftauieno slufitanoii6e getDtet A,no
iiber 5tp0lftalleno gefangengenom-
men ipuuoen, Sen Jatiahen entipre-
hen, 10 5eigt bas bob 9imeniionen
ser &epolte, Die man gerabeSu ols
+, ,9iirgerfrieg" be5eihnen fonnte. Dab
Oieie aufriibrereriiden Glemente
ldnglt nidJt mebr nur bosniafiihe uno
ber5egotpiniIfe Srtbooore uno Wo-
bammeoaner luaren ipie in ben sln-
fdnsen bes froatiihen Staatslebens,
ionOern auh fatbolild,e aroaten aus
Den DeriHieoeniten 9anoesteilen an
ibr tell baben, oarltnter auh iolde,
bie friiber an Der 8elgraber Bolitif
idarfe &ritif geiibt baben, tpiro burd)
oie 8erbaftung bon Herionlihfeiten
ipie bes 8i5eprGiibenten Der froatiid).
en- @alternpartei, Or. aoihutitf, oes
Sdlnb ailf seitc 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
mcitcrc 0lMefspii,,ia,c
,,nN Gtreftoabcn
SUM 5ilbernen 1ubtldum
unIeres Dolfsblattes
uGintrad)t-Sermania" I"
eloreIono, s., Sept. 80, t942.
Selr Gcsbrter SER Seflneiber

SleltluHo, ~ Sepf. 81, 1J42.
Selr acebrter Serr Schneioer
"Gem Gcroienite afaine arone!"
Wenn es MIR intmerFio lp1re! %
Sabre lino lSie unier IeitenSer @eiIt
aeiueIen; in oieIcr Initean 3eit Iinh
Sbnen oud) sSreltoen be'd,ieoen aelue-
'en. aber mer ipir6 ps BON llnieren
Golfsgenpiien be5lueifel1, oab Sic
in5ipeiielbaft mebr Gopf5rebrefen ae-
babt hnben ipie piele ntlbere BON I'M.
lerer MaIie. Dit Observation-Disclosures
baben Sic Den Gag begpnnen, nit
Serantiportlihfeit beenSet.
Sbre 8eld)eioenbeit nho anIpruhs
loligfeit bat Sic nid)t reid gemaht;
oft baben Sic aud NIT ben 2ebens-
anfcroerungen fampfen ltiiiien, tuie
10 piele anoere.
slber I'm 10 erfreuliter lit es, menn
oie Inerfennl,ng eines Golfes i'm
Ginflang nit Dem 0eroienlte Itebt.
Gs beodrf in unlernr&reiie gelpib nid)t
crit ser Muf5dbllng Der einseInen
Geroieuite l,no Saten Su erlp1buen,
Inn Ieine geoeutuns Sit lpiirbigen..
Sbre treue Bflidter1.idlung i'm
@roben ,pie im &feinen balpieien, ipie
ernit ilnb geipiiienbnft Sic es nit
Ben slufeoben eenonlnten baben, Inn
aeren grleSisuln Sic Rruien iparen.
gitte nebmen4sie oieIs fIeine Babe
ais einen Seil oes Ganfss, nit innis.
item @unid) entgegen, nod reht oielt
Sabre in Slid ltno @eiunobeit mil
Sbrer llmgebung iid) erfreuen 81
f6nnen.
Wtit polfsmdnniifem Sdngergruh
rgintradt-S
sMihuel &rauB, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
UihY lieiert Hctt Neiet
nun 2lrbcitcr

Sif)p. Gas erlte Sentiment BON
$4,000 fran5oiiihen slrbeitern lit
per 8abn nad Seutihlanb abeefab-
rcn. 8eitere 5ransporte iperoen in
lrbnsllerer sSolge er!partet. Die 2ellte
limo gesipuneen tporoen bltrf) 8eiet.
Sait Snfraftiesung bes 8eietes ba-
.ben 10 Miniiter I'M 2oual 49nbinett
lire 9(en,ter nieberselegt. Der frii=
bsre Wremier Serriot, Ser iib gegen
Sic eaten 2npals l,no Getains offeut-
Iih duberte, ipuroe perbaftet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08

Sn oen 5reibeitsfdmpfen gegen
&itlers .Neue Sronung" fdGt ser
8alfanbalbiniel eine gan5 Gbnlide
&olIe 5ll, iuie iie oie Yprenaenbalb-
INTEL i'm napolianilhen 3eitalter ge-
ipielt bat. &ier bat ser Groberer sic
feinOlihen &rafte nur iiberrnnnt,
nidt tpirfIih beiiest y uno ser
@ueriaafampf ihtpelt ipeiter, bis er
fih zines Cages NIT tinem organizer
ten @ioeritano ber @roBnlid,te gegen
ben Srganiiator oerbinoen fann.
Wdbreno Sitler germ moslidyit groBe
9ontineente Der tiidtigen Walfaniol-
baten fir ieinen &anpf gegen Stub
lano einieten mohte, lit er genotigt,
eigene gruppen i'm 8ebiet oes beuti-
gen Sugoilamiens 5u laiien uno iie
6urd) italieniife, ungariid)e, bilga-
ride nno rumdnii6e 2ruppen Der
itdrfen 5u laiien. geihts lit fir SIT
lcrs 3ufunftspldne 10 gefabrlidl, pie
cine GbaotHierrng bes 8alfans, iiber
ben Der fiir5eite @eg 5llr ltnteritiis-
1tng Sfommels init neuen Soloaten
aino Griegsmaterial, aber audi nah
Der 1iirtei unb tSuiorublanb fiDrt.
2roatien lit oer ein5ige 9eil Sugo-
ilatpiens getpeien, in Dem elm itarfes
Meifentirnent 9e9en oie Welgraber
Nolitif berridte ,,to Die einriidenoen
beutihen Truppen 5li,ahit nit uit.
nertennbarer Spmpatbie aufgenom-
men tpuroen. elber als Sitler BEN
Stalienern erlaubte, Dem fleinen
froatiiben Wolfe, 6as ieit ieber Oie
biibniten Geefabrer Der Noria itellte,
ieine Neeresfllte 3u rarben, rinmt
Die grbitteruns Der froatilden ge-
p6lterung eeeen Die gfiennldhte im-
tter iddrfere Gormen an. auh in
aroaticn bereiteten iid reoolutionare
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Il. =. 8eaatbcr areiien
1apaftcr a,.i ztisfa an

WnIbington. slrlneebpntber, Die
Jpn Sen ncuen Stiibpunfter in ben
ipeltliden alelitcu aus operiereu unO
blrh cine ilngetpebnlid,e Eeriooe g,l-
ten @etters begiinitigt iino, greifen
oie Sapaner auf &isfa on lmo ersiel-
ten piele Sreffer. 3tpei Srahter I'M
SaFen muroen 5sritort. gs beltebt bie
Moglidfeit, DAB Die Sapater oie SIT
leln rGlimen iperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
50prosentiaer Nnfidlas fir ltebcr-
scit iuipie rGinfricrnns" aller 2ebens-
mittelpreiie int Ginselbanbcl anf benz
Nrbeitspnlt bes Stabiliiicrnnas-Si-
reftprs SDrnes.

@albington. Grdiioent Hooieuclt
erhielt oie Wadtbefi,gniiie s:ir &on-
troaierung Ser 2ebensbaltllrgsfoiien
am letten Samstag pprgelegt nno
sogerte niGht, bieielbe 5lt u1terlhrei-
ben uno baoiird) 5iim 8eieb 5,l mo-
d,en. Die ndblte 6olge ipar, bab er
einen .Stabiliiierungs -9ireftor" er.
nannte nito sipar in ser Herion bes
Supremeritters 8prnes. Ser bon
feinem Gid)terant 5uriidtrat. 9lrd,
cine tpeitere Gerfiigl,ng iette ser SRA,
fi6ent Damn fir oie Ial,er oes &rie-
ges oas 9lhtlttnbentas y8eieb auber
&raft, iolueit es alif sic Sanolperfer
uno Mrbeiter Mnipenbi,ug finhet. Sir
aae ad)t Stlinoan iiber Sen Gag bin-
ausgebenben Arbaiten iino bie 2ellte
genlab Sen nellen 8eltimmunsen nit
Dem Observation-Disclosures bas nornalen
2obniases gu eniid)doigen.
8egriinbet miro bie Iabnabn,e
bes Hraiioenten banit, baB es BEL
Dem vafllte,l" Wailgel an sSad)arbai-
tern obne Suspenoierung bes ght-
itunoentases anmoslih iein ipiirbe,
Die fraglifcn slrbeiten NIT oer
friagsbsbineten geitleu,ligl,ng aus.
sufiibren.
llngefabr 9Ieid,5eitig nit Der lie
bernabnre oes nellen slmtes zines
~@irtIhaftsitabililie 9iref.
tors onrh Sen bisbarigen Sberblm=
6esrihter Sames 5. 8prnes, erfolgte
Ore 8cfanntgabe bes grlalies Ser
Observation-Disclosures Ytit Die
lem GrlaB lperoen sic Mfietpreiie fir
ollie IStGote llno 2anoesteile, bie bis
Der nod nibt betroffen tuaren, itabi-
liiiert unb 5lpar nah benz Sta,lb bonn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08

@ai1naton SIN gerbor Dor Dem
&leingciddits yslusidulB oes Senats
duterte lih Srau Nole Marie 2ieier
aus Chicago ais @crtiiibrerin bon
10000 ielbiidnoiean 2ebensmitiel-
bdnOlern, oabin, bab yMillionen BON
Nmerifanert Dor Dem 6riibiabr 1914
totlacbliden Sunger perlpiiren lper-
hen", irenn nihts getan tpiirhe fir
reibungsloie Groouftion bon 2e5siis-
nlittcln Sorg slt trngen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08

9iirif. g}itt nur Die Nrbeiter in
2uremburg, Die unlanglt itreiften,
ionoern aiih oie Balern lebnen iidJ
sesen Die 8eiasungsbeboroen auf
Sic liefern i'm gurdibnitt pro aub
tdglih einen 0iter MiId) ab. gtun
iino fie unter 10000 Gnancs strafe
geite1t, ,penn iie nift 5 2iter Wfild)
pro Gag abliefern,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
3,rat,asntai3nahnten fir
1taliefts GrnGf,r,aita

gern. Stalien nladJt bie grobten
slfltrengltllgen, I'M Die Grn1brung
ieiner gepolferlng iitber5ititellen. Sf-
fell6ar utter Oem Ginorllf Ser 9eoe
@orings, ser iagte, oaB bas beutihe
GOlf 5uerlt ernabrt weros, orouete
0tlliiolini cine l1eue Iuf5l,dt bon
Sfafen uno 3iegen on. Die 8auern
erbielten Sen 8efebl, ieoen 3on BON
gooen 5l beltellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
33erlin ,ttcl>cf >en. GcN
;tpcicr 6cttcrGlc

Berlin. Smlptlnann Sans Soa-
dim Warie;lle, bem bas Sberfoms
manbo 15S 2uftiiege 5uifrieb, iit
an Ser noroafrifaniifen Srout &C.
tGtet iporoen.
General 6relberr bon Sangermam,
uno Grlencamp, Der &ommanoe,lr
eilles oeirtifen Yan5erforps, lit an
Ser Sront am Con ben SelbentoO &C.
itorbsn. Wtit ibm itarb audi Sberli
gtagp oil oerielben sSront.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Diety icrot fir Bic
pertei>ie,af,e pen 0aear

2onoon. Die bon Sen 9elttihen be-
berrid)te Gariier Hreiie begann cine
Sampagne. 5ur Serbeifiibrung zines
VtilitarbiinOniiies smiiden Sranf-
reid lito Ser M6ie. 3ur gleihen 3eit
lplrSe elm GrlaB in Tidp befannt,
ser Die gpaflliarung BON ssroue,l
ltno &in0ern aus Iafar porliebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Aablan> t6lt neet in
StaliiteraH aus

Wosfau. Die Terteioiger Stalin-
grabs in ibrenl beroiifen &anlpf ba-
ben in Oen labten as Stunbei, feinen
Sub 8o6en berloran. Sm Snneren
ser Staot tpurbe eine porgeorungene
Inttffolonne bon t2 Snnfs llno elm
gauges Regiment BON Geutlhen per-
nihtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
GNsn ,s,,arSe s,sfft
rc. f,tal af,ecerificir

Sonopn. Starfe 8omberperb1nSe
9rifIen oas ipeltoertibe arienal in
lester 9tad)t an. 10 Bomber ginaen
babel perloren Sfyaoen an Sen @af-
feniperfen iuuroe rah 9erliner Weel.
olng ipieoer niGt angerid)tet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
8riten a,.i M1aHaeasfar
tabeit Net rereiftiet

2onoon. Die britilhen &olonen,
Die bon Ser Dit ,lno Weitfiiite BON
Maoagasfar ins Snnere inarihiert
iinS, baben lid iatt 70 Meilen iiiMih
bon gnnanaribe, Ser bereits beiebten
&auptltabt Der Sniel, Dereinigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
1GOO Se,.tittc Geianeet,e
Int Kana>a ciitectreiien

Soronto Salt 1000 Mann bonn
Sanftorps Tomnrel in Noroafrifa
iino III einem @efaneenlager eiuge-
troffen. Sbre @ddter pareu polniife
SoIoaten. Gs ains oie Geiie ubne
iecen 3!piidenfaa Dor iitb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Nccicpclt fiinHiet
NMn>iMnfreHc al,

&albington. Eraiioent Hoplepelt be,
fblid)tig, in etlra elmer @odpe cine
flirse Hunofunt- t-9lnlprade 5u baIten.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
Petition Seeks
Garbage Vote
Issue Would Go
TO the Public

Mount Clemens householders
will have an opportunity to vote
on a proposal to establish . free,
city-owned and operated, system
of garbage collection at the mu-
nicipal election Monday, April 6,
it appeared certain today, fol-
lowing presentation of petitions
last night requesting the City
Commisson to place the proposal
on the ballot in the form of an
amendmen to the City charter.
CHECK SIGNATURES
The only remaining obstacle Is
certification of the names on the
petitions by City Clerk Joseph
v. Matthews and City Attorney
Bert v. Nunneley. Inasmuch as
there are $500 signers to the
petitions and approximately 800
are required by law, 1t appears
that certification will be but q
formality.
The petitions were submitted
by Charles Baxter Of 81 Hub
bard and Robert Graham of 124
Church street, who began circu-
lating them several months ago
at the request of many voters.
At the present time. the city
See GARBA0E-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
City ponde:s
War Gardens
Municipal Londs
May b Used


Six hundred parcels of land
which the city hassa0oNired dur
ing the past two years for rec
irrational and park purposes may
be offered to Mount Clemens
residents for war gardens, 1t
was indicated today.
A proposal to this effect was
made last night at the City Com
mission meeting by Mayor DON
aid r. Westendorf, who appoint
ed a committee to survey the
property and report next week.
Serving on the committee are
City Clerk Joseph Matthews,
Engineer E. L. Pettingill, and
Assessor Harold Lindsey.
The parcels are scattered in
all parts of the city. and the
greater portion of them would
be suitable for gardens, it is
felt.
During the discussion last
night, Lindsey suggested tn t
the changed tempo of life result
ing from the war would result
in demands for more recreation
al facilities. He suggested some
of the parcels be reserved for
base ball diamonds and play
fields for use by Mount Glenn
ems residents. This factor will
be considered before any of the
property is turned over for gard
ening purposes, the Commission
indicated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
Boy Scout
Leadership
Course Set

The first session Of q new
Boy Scout leadership training
course will be held at the Medea
Hotel Sunday afternoon at 3 o.
clock, Scout Executive Dan
Schrieber announced today. !.
The final two sessions will be
held Feb. q and Mar. e, also
at the Medea.
More than $50 Scouters in this
district are eligible TO- attend.
Schneider said. 20 . capacity
turnout Is expected. Boys who
are 70 years or over who are IN
troops, and men interested IN
Scout leadership are especially
urged to attend.
The charge for each session b
800, which includes . dinner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
Marion is Warned that Electricity will be Ratione
Allied Ship-Building
Now Outstrips Axis
New KeeIs Laid Down
Keep Ahead Of Sinkings

powers are not having much
luck. ''' AS to exact figures
I know nothing about it."
The rear admiral gave the
committee an optimistic pro-
gress report on the Merchant
Marine program involving l.
422 ships, of which 900 have
been contracted for and 423
will be ordered before July /.
Except for such bottlenecks
as strikes and machinery and
generating power, Land said
that Every good to excellent"
progress had been made.
STRIKE DIFFICULTY
1.-THE only serious difficulty
has been strikes" he said. up
to about two months ago, we
See SHIPS-Page .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
Enlisted Men
Try for Wings
10 Leovs Post
! for Air Depot :,

Under the new plan offering
enlisted men opportunity to. be-
come pilots in the Army's ex-
banded air arm, 10 Selfridge
Field soldiers today left for
Maxwell Field, Alabama, where
they will begin study for rating
of sergeant pilots. The group
will be assigned to the March
7, 1912 class in aviation student
training at a civil flying school.
The Selfridge selected are
Staff Sergt. Louis A. Moran,
Sergt. William r. Case, Sergt.
Joseph r. Downing, Pfc. Will
liam S. Allen, Pfc. Robert P.
Spalding, Pvt. James H. Hot
ter, Pvt. Harry T. Hedges, Pvt.
William Keaster. Pvt. Robert
o. Nettekover, Pvt. Glynn A.
Pethtel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
Jap Ships Mass
Near Australia
Wotom IsIond
Scene Of Move

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan
22-R-Rabaul, capital Of New
Britain, reported tod ay that
eleven ships, including warships,
had been sighted off neighbor-
ing Watom Island, and immeGi-
ately following this report COM
munications with Rabaul ceased
It is presumed here that New
Britain Island had been evacu-
ated by military forces in anti
cipation of a prospective Japa-
nese landing.
The last word from 7abaul
came at 4 pm. Il am, E.S.T).
If the implications of the Ra-
baul message are fulfilled the
Japanese are In the process OF
their first invasion of Australian
territory. The island of New Bri-
tain, of which Nabaul is CAPT.
tai, Is inundated to Australia and
is an important segment of the
Bismarck Archipelago.
New Britain lies east Of Brit
ish New Guinea and is 800 miles
northeast Of the nearest point of
Australia proper, that Is, Cape
York Peninsula. Rabaul is 1850
nautical miles from Sydney, on
the southeast coast of the SUBJ
continent.
Before Rabaul flashed the re-
port of the approaching fleet,
Japanese planes raided the city,
in a continuation of assaults on
the islands around New Guinea.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-22
pan-Anleri(an
Action Cheers
Allied Nations
Anti.Axis Move
Poves Way for
Unanimous Stond
BY HENRY BAGLEY


RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
Jan. % (R An agreement
among five nations, including re-
luctant Argentine and Chile. on
the much-debated proposal for a
concerted diplomatic break with
the Axis opened the way today
to a unanimous stand by the n
American Republics against Ger
many, Italy and Japan.
Participating with Argentina
and Chile in working out q four
point compromise resolution
were the United States, Brazil
and Peru. The action drew fav-
orable comment in conference
circles and little difficulty was
anticipated in obtaining formal
approval from the remaining Is
nations represented in the con-
ference of foreign ministers Of
Pan American Republics.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTION
Mexico, Colombia and Vene-
zuela introduced last Friday the
original resolution calling for .
rupture of relations with the
Axis, q measure against which
Argentina and Chile baked.
The agreement, as rewritten
from that resolution; did not stiQ-
ulate that ~ break Alust be Inn
mediate and eliminated the orig
inal provision for . simultaneous
Sec ANTI-AXlS-PAge 3
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relates - aviation. \ Ss u
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during the war. ~ ~ jff1
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with the Develops
power. He has 1Io10
routes Of The UuitoG
those Of foreign 49, +
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IN intimate knoW1o6)1 RI N a
fairs abroad. rs Il 's M Is
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They Slipped Away One-byOne
Waiting for Help in Icy Sea,
All but Three Of Tespsdesd Ships
Crew Lost OF Corolino coost

HOBOKEN, N. j., Jan. ~
R-With their ship torpedoed
and sunk within sight Of land
three survivors Of the coastwise
steamer City of Atlanta recalled
today how they spent nearly
seven hours in the. cold sea off
North Carolina awaiting rescue
and watching shipmates lose
their grip from wreckage and
disappear.
The three, all from Savan-
nah, Ga, were the only known
survivors of a crew listed at Al
by the Navy. John York Of
Clayton, Ca, second assistant
engineer, died shortly after be-
ing taken aboard the Texas sea-
train, . rescue ship.
ONLY THREE SAVED
Two survivors, Robert Fem
nell, Jr., oiler, and George B.
Tavelle. second mate. are in q
hospital here, while Earl Dowdy,
uninjured, left for Savannah last
night.
Twenty-one survivors o. the
3,700-ton Latviasl cargo ship
Ciltvaira. also torpedoed with
out warning off the North Caro-
lima coast, were brought to
Charleston. S. G. Two of the
crew Of 81 were killed by the
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Bill Munneley
Mo.p at Selfridge

Pic. william Nunneley. form
er assistant prosecuting attorney
has been assigned to the Air
Corps today ct Selfridge Field
following his trensfer from the
infantry Of the u. s. Army.
Pfc. Nunneley, who volun-
teered for service q year ago.
was released from service six
weeks ago because he was over
the then - year age limit. He
reached Selfridge from Fort
Custer and Is now In quaran-
tine.
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Harrison Defense
Registration TONIGHT

The Harrison Township Civil
ian Defense Council will hold a
registration this evening at 8
o'clock in the Township hall,
Lew Alderman, coordinator, an
nounced today. Enrollments will
re accepted for the First Aid
course which begins Monday.
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FIRST 25s Macomb county vopnteers each q
pint blood American RED Blood Bank
for wounded u S. fighting Isaac Hartms cot
shown tube affixed to artery in his right drained
fluid contaner left foreground Standing abovt
left to right Mrs John Kantner East Detroit chairman Of
drive Thompson Mount Clemens (hmse1
donor) Joseph HERMAN
bile Red Cross clinic In lower picture is shown the Red Gross
truck which transports the clinic Beside stand left to right
Mrs Thomas Babcock Mrs Jacob Feldman OF Mount Glenn
Clifford Lewis of st. Clair Shores all active
Elephants in Red Cross activities. & ..as d
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Detroit Firm Cts
lIir OH (ollkaei
10000 Coma
csWtpoet b IL

The Asphalt Insineexing -
Sales company q Detsoo4 ~
bidder anseag three ~ - y
mitted, We avor1o1 \ 60 :
for 1oo, 80 g1llUGD C. Ul11 "
City commimlon ~ = y
THAR bid ~ 49, 1,a6 y
lowest IA NJ n poD = W
ted BY The Great xnh1 . - -
pany. The ell = 80 - y
streets. z. ~. 4
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War Fund Drive
May End In Week
visnsw hepsfSi Tetsl
Quote Will b AttoiMed

David E. Visnaw, chairman Of
the Macomb County War Fund
Drive, today voiced a plea that
all branch chairmen make COM
plete returns to headquarters
within the next week.
He expressed satisfaction with
the progress already reported
and stated that he felt the total
quota of $4,000 will have been
attained by the end Of next
week.
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bulletins
Second Special Session Looms

LANSING, Jan. 22--As the first session Of the 6lst
Legislature rode rapidly to adjournment today executive
office report sold Governor Van Wagner will call for
ond special session February in message be deliver
ed to the lawmakers this afternoon.