davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-08-21
Continuara ell viienes Ell case de los ~tabaqueros
Maxwell informo en- la tarde de aver

Presidiendo ell juez Sander.
de la Corte del Circuito, ell abo-
gado William Pierce, que repre-
senta a los obreros suspendidos
por orden de Mr.. Van, termin6
ST. discurso a las cuatro de ls
tarde, de aver sosteniendo que
la jurisdiction del tribunal no
puede ser discutida y que Var
Horn no tiene autoridad para
echar del trabajo a ninguno de
los obreros que ell y Alberto
D'Arpa representa-.
All terminar Pierce, comenzt
a informar ell abogado Oliver
Maxwell, que representa- a r. E.
Van Horn, presidente de la In
ternacional de Tabaqueros, y q
Charles Norona, su delegado en-
Tampa.
Maxwell abri6 su informe di.
ciendo que a una Corte de Equi-
dad debe llegarse siempre con
las manos limpias.
Cit6 varias leyes q. reconocen
81 derecho de sus Representatives
y ley6 un manifesto, firmado
For IA de los suspendidos, en- ell
cual Sc reptile una orden de huel
ga, completamente Illegal, y una
amenaZa contra la s~ecretaria de
itrabajo de la naci6n.
Lego tambien un articulo fir
mado por Juan Ferrara y un te-
lsgrama de este a Van Horn
cue dee: "Los traba jadores del
tabaco en- una asamblea conjun-
ia colebrada hoy acordaron ir
a Ia LIelga en- y horas a me-
nos que una pronta y favora-
bic contestacion Sc reciba del
departsmento de arbitraje, que
hasta ahora no ha contestado
ninguno de nuestros telegra-
mas, con motive del nuevo mi
nimo puesto en- vigor por ell 60
bierno".
Di6 lectura a otro telegrabma
remitido al DR.. Steelman, jefe
del departamento de concilia-
ci6n de la secretaria de traba-
10. diciendo que 81 bajo los mi
nimos era rebajado un solo O.
brero, el taller donde la rebaja
ocurriese Sc iria en- huelga.
Cit6 Maxwell los derechos de
Van Horn, leyendo este articulo
&c la Constitution:
"El Presidente International
podra decidir todas las ~cuestio-
nes de ia ley y regular cual-
Cuier controversial o dificultad
que pudiese surgir entire las u
niones locales, entire una union
local y unO 10 mas) de sus miem
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

Sc paga NAL Y Sc mcrtifica
a los buenos maestros, aQui
donde tanta falta hace la ver-
dadera educaci6n.
Hay que educar a mucha
genie que ha pasado por las
aulas de las ~escuelas y recogi-
do en- elias alguna instruction.
Educarlas.... en- ell respeto a
los derechos de los educado-
res.
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

Esta guerra, dijo aver Leon
Henderson, hablandole a los
trabajadores, ha menester de
la rehabilitation de los jorna-
les, 81 queremos evitar ell te-
rrible "inflacionismo." j.
mo vamos a ganar la que
ira pensando exclusivamente
en- las ganancias que podemos
obtener."
81 ell presidente Roosevelt
tiene en- sus manos todos los
resortes, como jefe del Poder
Executive, l6gico es que pom
ga en- vigor todas las medidas
que considere necesarias para
ganar la guerra.
Por encima de todos los inte
reses, v particularmente do los
millones de d6lares, esta la ne
cesidad de obtenr la victoria
y salvar a los pueblos oprimi-
dos.
La vida representa- un valor
mas positive que ell dinero y ell
trabajo es la base de la vida.
La divisa es trabajar y COM
batir y quien trate de entorpe-
GER ell esfuerzo de guerra, sea
capitalista u obrero, debe ser
implacablemente castigado.
La gaceta., 1942-08-21
ESCAPE UNA MUJER
CONDENADA A MUERTE

Vichy agosto ella poll
eta de Paris do hoy Ia noticia
de que Madeleine Larzin, Ia
mujer condenada a muerte
por instigar un motin, Sc esca-
pc en- la estaci6n de Montpar-
nasse cuando Sc Ia trasladaba
a Ia prisi6n de Rennes.
Detuvo In Gestapo al sargen
to de policia que la custodiaba
La gaceta., 1942-08-21
LA Raj ATACO UN CON-
VOY ALEMAN

ondres, aGc.to 21.-Lo3
bomharderos ingleses ataca-
ron anoche un convoy aleman
frente a lac COSTS de Holan-
da, alcanzandu con sus bonn
bas, directameD,e, a tres bar
cos.
Todos los aparatos regresa.
ron.
La gaceta., 1942-08-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Certificado.-El professor McLaughlin.-Union
dentro de las Uniones.-Palabras de Henderson
-Almas petrificadas.-Wilkie, la Raza Negra
Y la Democracia

Van Horn y Norona afirman
que Alfredo Pinero, un conocido
torcedor, trabaja bajo un certi-
ficado de impedimento fisico...
pero recomienda a los tabaque-
ros "cortos" y a las ~despalilla-
doras "lentaS" que no Sc AGO.
jan al certificate.
Una declaration jurada, en-
tregada en- la Corte del Circui-
to, dice que ell certificate de "Pi
nerito" no expirara hasta ell
mes de noviembre de este ano.
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

iEl professor Mclaughlin ira.
bajara como obrero en- los asti-
lleros Y ganara mas dinero que
como director de la escuela Mac
Farlane Park.
Anna 81 SUI prfesi6n, no ell di.
nero; pero los "listos'' lie tiraron
la puerta en- la cara.
va sabe ell distinguish ciuda.
dano y amigo que simpatizamos
con SUI dignfsima actitud.
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

Dahos experimentados por
ell pals, a causa de los acciden
ties, en- 1941: S4,O0 900, 900.
Los gastos de una guerra en-
ell siglo pasado.
La gaceta., 1942-08-21
DETENIDCS POR TENER
EN SU PODER NUMEROS
DE BOLITA

Bajo la acusaci6n de vender
nGmeros de bolita, los detectives
do la ciudad arrestaron a G. Bal
samo, del 1l01 Scott, Y Heri-
berto Maysonet, negro, del 402
North Willow.
Balsamo qued6 en- libortad ba
10 fiansa de $500,
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

liz6 a sabiendas de que ell enc
migo poseia alli importantes
fortificaciones. .
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

Muchos capitalists, "almas
petrificadas," adoran ell dine
roy en- estos amos de guerra
tratan de acrecentar sus milo
mes.
Esta clase de acaudalados
sehores conspira contra la Re-
pGblica y las Naciones Unidas.
Ell gobierno tiene la suficien-
te autoridad para arrancarle
los colmillos a estos "desiqui-
librados."
La gaceta., 1942-08-21

Ira a Russia y Ell Cercano o.
riente como Representative del
jefe de estado, del Hon. Fran
klyn DelanO Roosevelt Ell IL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

William Dubay, Sr., Macomb
county's only living Civil War
veteran, will miss the bands,
the flags and the marchers come
Saturday and the traditional
Memorial Day parade.
For years the honored guest
on Memorial Day in New Balti-
more where he lived until re-
Gently, i'll health will keep him
from riding in the parade Satur-
day.
Interviewed today at the
home he shares with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eleanor Gardner at 3l5
Jones street, Dubay told the
Daily Monitor-Leader that Pa
rade Marshal Guy Griffith had
visited him yesterday.
Guy wanted me in the pa
rade, but / can't quite make it
this year." he said in tone
that plainly indicated his dis
appointment.
VOLUNTEERED IN so
Dubay, who reached his 98th
birthday April 2, recalled today
how he enlisted in Company G.,
22nd Michigan Infantry on Au-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Spring Concert is Feature
For Music Lovers oniqht
Civic Choral Group To End Season
With Performance At High School

Joshua Fit the Battle Of Jericho,
Negro Spiritual - Dori s
Quackenbush, Soprano, and
Chorus
Dedication-FranZ
Matona Lovely Maiden-Lassus
In the Time Of Roses-Reich-
ardt-Mrs. c. H. r. MacKen-
zie, Mrs. Henry w. Tryloff,
Helen Blaffert, Elizabeth Ull-
rich, G. II. r. Mackenzie,
Harry Moore, Leland Coulon,
and Robert Willmarth.
A Chant For Chloe, by Gaul-
Jessie Kerschner, Soprano,
and Chorus
Dear Land Of Home-Sibelius
A Spirit Flower by Campbell
Upton Jessie Kerschn r,
Soprano, and Chorus
o Press Thy Cheek Against
Mine Own-Jensen
BY the Bend OF the River-Ed-
wards
The Years AT the Spring-Cain
Mrs. G. II. r. Mackenzie,
Mary Moore, and Mrs. j. B.
Gallagher
See CONCERT-Page }
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Soldiers Need
Comfort Kits,
Appeal Issued
by Red Cross

An urgent appeal from the
War Department has advised
the Red Cross that it wishes a
large number Of Special Com
fort Kits by June / for men in
the armed forces. These Kits
are to be distributed to those
embarking for foreign duty.
John E. Merrill, Chairman of
Macomb County Red Cross an
nounces that the local chapter
has been assigned a quota of $50
of these Kits to make, and to fill
as many as possible. Branches
are making an appeal for funos
through local production chair
man to purchase necessary
items. The cost of contents of
one bag is approximately one
dollar and is to be borne by
Macomb County Chapters. Be-
cause contents of bags are re-
quired to be uniform is why
there is an appeal for funds
rather than items.
Comfort Kit Chairman, Mrs.
John Merrill will have charge
of collecting funds in Mount
Clemens. Any one wishing to
donate may do so at Monitor
Leader office; Chapter Office,
10th floor County Bldg, or Pro-
duction Headquarters, Broad
way.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Nazis Threaten
Dire ReprisaIs
for Shooting
Reinhord Heydrieh
Shot by Riotins
Allied Sympothixers

LONDON, May 81 Up
The German-controlled Prague
radio announced today that
Reinhard Heydrich, Reich's pro-
tector for Bohemia and Mor1v.
la, had been wounded in q
"murderous attack" and threat
ened terrible reprisals.
A state of emergency was said
10 have been declared over the
of Czecho-S lovakia and an an
nouncement said:
Whoever hopes to hide thu
guilty persons or who 1ive3
them any kind of help or securt
ty, or secretly withholds any
knowledge of the crime will b
executed"
EXPRESS FEAR
A Czech government sourci
here expressed fear that thu
wounding of Heydrich, No.
man of the German Gestapo.
would let down the bars for 7
wave Of executions in which
Czechs would be slaughtered ht
hundreds in mass executiou3
of innocent people on a scale
war"
1t was understood herr that
the shooting occurred in PRAGUE
where Heydrich announced laGk
night, according to 4 German
broadcast, that there would -
a reorganization Of the adminios
trative set-up.
Czech circles here interpret.
ed this as meaning that Hitler
had decided to incorporate Hos
hemia and Moravia outright -
to the Reich.
One Czech source expressed
the belief that Heydrich ha6
been shot in protest againxt hio
order conscripting Czech youths
for service in Hitler's rAmy n
Russia.
LASH REVOLT
Heydrich, chief aide to Helm.
rich Himmler, Gestapo chief
has been reported recently vixit~
ing Paris and the Netherlands
to take charge of measures to
put down revolt.
1t was on such an assignment
that he went tn ROhenia and
Moravia in September, 1041. He
moved in as acting protector
and applied heavy listed meas
sures which he announced 4
month later had crushed M
unrest in the protectorate.
He declared a state of emer-
gency in the principal cities and
executed at least "a Czechs. -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Golfers 10 Aid
Red Gross Fund
Gowonie, hiIIcrest
Donate Receipts
BY ]. DENNIS BROWN


Golfing will join the Mount
Clemens sports front in bat
tie for the Red Cross, it was
announced today, with two city
courses-Hillcrest and Gowan-
ie-arranging benefit play and
matches for the weekend.
Bowling has given some of
its funds to the Red Gross dur
ing the winter months and an
increased list of benefits in the
sports fielu is expected during
the Summer and Fall in line
with the increased activity over
the nation.
All proceeds from a two-day
tournament open to members
and non-members at GoWanie
will be donated to the Macomb
Chapter of the American Red
Cross as will the funds from
similar affair at Hillcrest. At
the Moravian Drive course a
mixed, tWo-ball foursome is
planned for Sunday with mems
low medal and gross and wo-
mems low medal and gross
play planned for both days.
OTHER EVENTS
Several other similar affairs
are being tentatively planned
for the Summer, possibly over
July 4 and Labor Day. Indi-
See GOLFERS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Man,85,Fined
for Defying
|RaidWardens

Because he said the life of an
eight year old child is worth
more than the boarded treas
ures of an 85-year-old man who
flouts the law, Justice Donald
Parent yesterday sentenced Fred
Heidi, 1913 Lincoln avenue. to
pay a 500 fine or 60 to Jail for
80 days, placed him on proba-
ton for the duration of the war,
and orde d him to report
monthly to the court.
That was the Justices con-
tention as he verbally flayed
the elderly man for violation Of
MAN, 85-1-24 CENT oS
the state blackout law and the
city ordinance covering black
outs.
Heidi elected to pay the fine.
In addition to the penalties
See VIOLATOR-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Steel Rail
Removal Starts
1853 Tons Nay
be SoIvo9ed

WPA workers from Detroit,
were to get started either this
afternoon or tomorrow morning
upon the removal Of steel rails
of the old Rapid Railway system
from Croker boulevard, it was
learned today.
The steel to be salvaged
amounts to about 140 tons and
extends from the Macomb street
bridge to Harper avenue. 1t
can easily be removed by the
use of air hammers and ace
tylene cutting machines, <. l..
Pettingill, city engineer, de-
clared.
All told Mount Clemens will
contribute 1863 tons of steel to
the war effort if plans for re-
moving the railway tracks
from Cass avenue from Gratiot
avenue to Moravian drive mat
erialize.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

Negro spirituals and the beau
tiful Ave Maria to be done by
Miss Doris Quackenbusch and
Mrs. Leland Coulon respective
ly, both with chorus, will high
light the spring CONCERT of the
Mount Clemens Chorus to be
held at the high school auditor
ium here this evening at p. m.
Community singing by the
chorus, soloists and audience
will wind up the 1941-'42 season
of the choral group directed by
Charles Bernard McGhee.
Accompanying the chorus
will be Mrs. John Ullrich and
brief greeting will be given
the audience by Mrs. {. II. r.
Mackenzie.
The complete program fol-
lows:
PART 1
Salutation-GaineS
There's a Song In My Heart
Hamblen, Mrs. j. b. Gala
cher, Marion Donaldson and
Chorus
Nobody Knows The Trouble
I've Seen-Negro Spiritual
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Battle RACES
in Desert
Libyon Front
Bursts into Flome
BY EDWARD KENNEDY

CAIRO, May 27 Up The
fight for position in the Libyan
no mans land burst into sud-
den Axis bid for the initiative
today, with a strong armored
force sweeping deep around
British positions to Biz Hach-
elm, 40 miles south of Ain Ell
Gazala, where battle was joined
by British tank forces.
London military commenta-
tors said Marshal Erwin ROM
mers reinforced Nazi desert
army had started IAN offensive
of some sort" but added that 1t
was too early to judge its size.
The chance that this was an OPP
ening thrust of a Nazi Pincer
move on the eastern Mediter-
ranean was being watched close
ly.)
The first indication of the
Axis push was contained in the
usual communique f.cm British
headquarters which said Axis
columns Including tanks in
some strength" advanced east
ward yesterday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Pupils Elect
Class Officers
High School
Holds Election

Bob Gasow, Dick Bannow and
Charles Branyan today held the
three most important elective Of
fees at Mount Clemens High
school following elections held
Tuesday.
Gasow defeated Dick Donald
son, 119 to 48 in the race for
president of the senior class;
Bannow, unopposed for presi-
dent of the student council, poll
ed 439 votes and Branyan, Bath
er football captain, was named
president of the Junior Civic
League when he defeated Don
Hanaford, 400 to 101.
Other class presidents elected
were:
Junior - Milton Darling who
defeated Chris Matthews, los to
60;
Sophomore - Barbara Mac
Lachlan (58) who d e f t e d
Geor Hargreaves $3.50 and
James Dixon (44;
Freshman - Fred Shaw, who
polled 40 votes to 10 for Jack
McCallum and IA for j. Fisher.
The students favored compul-
sorry fingerprinting in the school
by a vote of 54. Other results
were:
SENIOR CLASS
Vice president, Tom Donald
son, 81, Bob Nank, 80; Secretary,
See ELECTION-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Mice Commission
Plans Meeiinq Here

The Michigan Liquor Control
Commission announced today 1t
will conduct a public meeting in
Mount Clemens on June % at
which the public will be privi-
legged to express its views upon
liquor law enforcement and the
wartime liquor traffic in gem
eral.
A meeting place has not yet
been secured. Similar meetings
will be held in Pontiac June Is
and in Ludington June %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
!:
Week-OM Tot
to Her Mother

Three-weeks-old Patricia Ha-
valid is back in the arms Of ha1
mother, Virginia, in Center Line
today after a more tumultuonD
two days than most children ev.
CIR experience.
The whole thing was Z maA
ter Of jurisdiction.
Leonard, her father, and Viz
1,nia, her mother couldn't aSroe
on whose parents they should
live with. Leonard said his, who
live in Davis, Virginia said hexs,
who live in Center Line.
So Virginia took Patricia Do.
lores TO Center Line and Leon>
ard went along.
See BABY-Rage Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
EX.(Eernnan
Soldier is


A soldier in the German ar
my during World War l was
released last night after he was
questioned in downtown bar
on the suspicion he is pro-
Nazi.
Patrolman Pat O'Grady said
the man, a Detroiter, told him
he has a son in the u. S. army.
Other patrons assured him the
man had said nothing TO indi-
cate he favors Hitler.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
40 Windows Broken
in Nicke School
Clinton Township Boy
Admits Guilt

The father of l3-year- old
Clinton township boy told sher-
if deputies Tuesday that his
son was the culprit who broke
40 windows in the William
Nicke school the previous eve
ming.
The father said he would
bring his son and a youthful ac-
complete to Mount Clemens this
afternoon for questioning by
juvenile authorities.
w. A. Grieder, superintend-
ent of the school, said the win
doWs are valued at SIS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
HIGH GESTAP0 OFFICER IS WOUNDED
STAGE Believed Set for AI|-Out Allied Air AttacE
| late X X X
| bulletins
jap Casualties

LARAMIE, Wyo., May II -
(AP)- Bud De Vries, Univer-
sity of Wyoming pitcher, repeat
ed as a Rocky Mountain all-star
player, although he lost all of
his five 1912 mound starts.
De Vries, who also perform
ed at first base and shortstop,
had a .448 batting average and
a perfect fielding record, and
was selected as the utility in
fielder.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Japs Plan Drive

CHUNGKING, May 27-(UP)
Japan is concentrating large
mechanical forces on the Bur-
ma China frontier, possibly for
a lightning drive through Yum
nan Province toward Running
to coincide with intensified Of
fensives i'm Chekiang and Flu
ken provinces, American Vol
unteer Pilots revealed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Tapping Ok'd

WASHINGTON, May u Up
-- The FBI and the Army and
Navy intelligence services would
be empowered to tap telephone
lines and other communications
sources any time they suspect
ed an offense against the ma
tiOnal security under legislation
approx yesterday by the
House and sent to the Senate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

CAIRO, May q - (UP) -
Axis mobile columns, support
ed by Stuka dive-bOmbers, were
moving eastward toward Brit
ish forward positions OF the
Libyan desert front today in
what may be the opening phase
OF Col. Gen. Erwin ROmmel's
long awaited Spring offensive"
in North Africa.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
1000 Killed

TOKYO, May q --(Japanese
Broadcast Recorded by United
Press in New York; - Gen. Hi
deki TOTO, Premier and War
Minister, said today at the open
ing of an extraordinary session
of Parliament that Japanese
losses in all theaters of the war
to April 80 had been 5000 men
killed and about 10000 wound
ed,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Change Tactics

MELBOURNE, May 27-UP)
Japan, forced by heavy losses
to change its tactics, sent big
flying boats against the Allied
base at Port MOresby, New Gull
nea, in night raids Mon ay
night and last night, Gen. Doug
las Macarthur announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Federal Rent Control
Effective on June I
Landlords Fail to Act;
U.S.. to Force Reduction

cut rents voluntarily back to
prescribed levels.
I'm no area was it found that
the price administrators recon-
mendation as TO reduction of
rents has been met for the COM
munity as a whole" the OPA
said. ~
Since the areas have not met
Mr.. Henderson's recommended
tons in the 90 days provided by
the (price controD statute, the
price administrator was required
TO make federal control effec-
tive"
The new levels become effec-
tive for every type of housing
Accommodations, even including
trailers, with rents payable for
the month of June.
RATE AUTOMATIC
The reductions will be auto
matte, OPA said, adding that the
landlords approval sis not nee
essary."
Beginning June I, as a gen.
eral principle with a few eXcep-
tons, tenants are to cut their
rents back to what was being
charged of the maximum rent
date set for their respective are
as" the OPA statement speci-
fled. "% No matter whether
the tenant pays his rent daily,
weekly or monthly, he is to pay
only what the same accommodate
tons were bringing on the maxi
. mum rent date"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

LONDON, May q - up --
Marshal SemeOn TimOshenkO's
troops have broken through the
flank of the German wedge in
to the Izyum BarvenkOva front
80 miles south of the main
Kharkov battle area, Reuters
News Agency reported today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
BY STERLING +. GREEN

WASHINGTON, May 27-(P)
- Federal regulation of rents
will be imposed June l in 20
war-congeSted areas which the
Office of Price Administration
said today had failed to take To-
cal action.
The score of communities was
the first group of defense rental
areas designated by Price Ad-
ministrator Leon Henderson on
March and given so days to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Daring Raid

MOSCOW, May "a -UP)--
Russian Cossack cavalrymen in
a daring big scale raid 37a
miles into the German lines on
the southern front have killed
2,lOO German officers and men,
a Russian war communique said
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Ships Fired

BERLIN From G erm a n
BrOadcasts), May q - (P) --
Two large merchant ships at
Murmansk were set afire in new
German air raids on that far
northern Russian port, the High
Command said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Sugar Stamp
No. 4 Expires
This Week

Sugar Stomp No. z will
be worthless otter this wesk-
lnosmuch as m o-s I rototl
food stores will b closed,
Saturday because OF thoa
Memorial Day obssrvoncor 3
Fridoy will be the lost d.
on which such stores Nh !
occept such stomps for ~. 1
Qor rotions. ~
Gosh yours todoy!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
p| anes Would
Blast Avenue
for|nyasion
Axis Also Thought
Ready to Launch
Furious Offensive
BY the Associated Press

While Russian and German
armies continued their titanic
struggle about Kharkov allied
activity in London and Axis
movements in the Mediterran-
can area of the almost world
wide battle front, gave some in
dication to commentators today
that a mighty allied aerial as
sault to blast the way for an
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

BERLIN From Germ a n
BrOadcasts), May q - up -
The German High Command re-
ported rapid progress today to-
ward humiliation of Soviet ar
mics ii said were encircIed south
of KharkOv.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

FORTALEZA, BRA z l.,
May az Up The Italian
submarine PamplOna was re-
ported today TO have surren-
dered to authorities at the
northeast Brazilian port.