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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-12
Build Nav Hama

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mott, Cherry
Hill Rd., who recently sold their
farm, are building a new house
on Ford Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-12

Ephraim Truesdell. who first
went to Fort Custer, IS now sta.
toned in Camp Aberdeen, Nd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-12

Join for Party
The Salem Home Extension
Group Joined three other groups OF
Washtenaw County :or a party
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
George Henning. Seven Mile Ri.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-12
Birthday Observed

Twenty'four guests honored Mrs.
IIilarion Bibicoff on her birthday
: wednesday evening. Refresh
ments were served with beautiful
birthday. cake a. a feature. Gifts
and cards were presented the guest
OF honor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-12
oraanlzlna Group

Organizing Group
4 first aid class will be able -
get started as soon as a group OF
20 or 25 can be formed. Waite,
Miller. OF Michigan Bell Telephone
Co., Worthwhile. will will be instruc-
tor Persons interested in taking
the course may call Mrs. c. o.
Hammond this week for particulars.
M at Home
Rudolph Kehrl is still very Ill
at his home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-12
NelrS From Salem

A potluck dinner was served at
noon with games following.
Evening star., 1942-07-29

Not everybody with . dollar to
spare can shoot gun straight-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy = War bond.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18

8on oen 80 9ir6en unb AZ Qapeuen
in SET 6taot Boien Fno nod, slpei
8irbeu fit Eolen offeH. Sn Soas
nit 100000 ginwobnern nod bier
&irhen. 9as ilt Elm Heiner 8rubteil
Der @reueltaten, beren Spfer Die
Wiaionengrense iiberfhrettet. 9ie
Stanbbaftiefeit Set polnilheu Ration
meroen fe niht breden tonnen. Crit
aan5 tiirslid bat bic ,,9eutide aae~
nteine 3eit,tns' sueeseben, oaB Der
@uerillatrieg in Boleu suninmt.
Ourt Die Serrormetbo6en iol Der
,,2ebensralm iln Slten" suln Bolts
raum' umaemanoelt ioeroen. Snterr
eiianteripeiie bat oas arbeitspiliens
ibaftliebe ssnitit,tt Der 9eutihen Irt
beitsfront feitseitellt, oab bas ,,oeut'
ide 2anopolf aus eieener &raft bers
aus nidt sic notpeuoiee 3abl BON
geeisneten Nellbauern at itelletl Der
mobte, l,m oie 9elieolung bes Sitens
5u ermoeli6en'. Oesbalb iino sic
Wetbooen ser bentlhen 8erlpaltung
1T 9olen Oas 8roouft ser an9it, ni1t
ser Sieeesiiderbeit. Mn9it Dor Der
2ebensfraft ser ilaipilbe,t~ Notionen,
benen man iid in perbangnispoaer
8linbbeit iiberlegelt alaubt. gorba=
rider 8abniuis iuia Die Boleu in
eitlem MaIieuarab beribarren; aber
bas !Wailenarab lit bereitet fit Die
4nipriide altf Mtiiion uno 5iibrune
in Oiteuropa, Die bic NaSifaite in FREQ
lertlbem @roBeulpabu bent oeutiden
Bolt perlie9en bot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18

soliiheu Delegation 5uIoIse ieheN
Gag $7,5OO,000, uuo oas, toas
1ranfreih 1T eiuer eiusieeu Stunae
bafiir auf5ubriaseu bat, ,uare senus
fiir oen llnferbalt bon 500 fraasS-
iesunesfoiten eiues Cages founten ser
iilheu Smnilien nit ie bret Herlouest
fit eiu gauges SSsabr. Wit ben Be-
erflaruns uad 10000 unselernte ar-
better eiu Sssabr Iaus eutlebut oaer
$500 mooerne arbeiterbeime sebaut,
eine 9abulinie bon 80 Meilen nit
alle,u 3ubebor erribtet ooer aber $50
Gofomoiipen sefauft tueroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
Gime ,aermdt0teube@ Grfia6nns

Dieler Gage eins ourd Die BreIle
oie Rabrid,t iiber cine erfinoung,
Die oaau beitimntt lit, einen anseneb-
men @erud in set s8elt su berbreiten.
Sebr seitsenldB! Dean es gibt 10
,nandes, oas su.u Si,nmel itiu.t. =.
3,pei Gbe,nifer tpoilen ein Hrapa-
rat entbedt baben, oas ale nnange-
uebn,eu @eriide ertotet: eineu ,,uai'
berIal Srnen ailler'. Experiment.
baben betpieIen, oaB man mit Sielen
ugompouno" oie uioerlihen @eriide
zines 5tiuftieres (5funf) ODER eiaer
5tinfbonabe ausenblidlid ueutrali'
Iieren tam. aiihenaeriide, unange-
nebme @eriide tH Solpitaleru III
Biebltdaen n'ahen NIT ansoe,,oains
oes neuen @erlbtoters elmer erfri=
I9enoen atnoipbare Blas. Da nan
aber Sic Mniidteu une @efiible iiber
u@eihmdder" perlhieoen iao, 10
miro ein edter 5arner oen &erud
ieines Stalies beun bod einer par.
fiimierten 8ouboirluft DorSiebeu.
@ludlihertpeiie miro es feine,n
ebemifer aelingeu, mit etlibea CROP
fen bieies 9eltillats Die iuoblt,,enoet
erfriIhenben Diiite oer Natnr IN 6elo
uno Dalo biuluessusaubern. gs ilt
bonn Sbopfer peiie einserihtei, saB
trok aller niisliheu ,inb iddoIideu
Heuerllnsen uno erfiuounsen oed al
les feline @rense bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
Alpenltriivter
bekd.uph
harisei'iglseit!

Funktion~le Hartleibigkeit (fek-
lerhafte Ausscheidung) ise of,nals
die Ursache solcher Symphonic w;es
Nervositst. Verdauunes.toruns. ver-
stimmter M.gen. Kopf.chmerzea.
Schlsf 'und Appetitiosigkeit. IbIe~
Mundgeruch und belegte Zunss.
Seit uber Cenerationer haben
Tausende die an Hartieibis keit littea.
Fornis AipenkrSuter erfolgreich ges
braucht, um der Natur in ihrer regu-
laren Ausscheidungstati zu hel-
ten. Aipen<rSuter wird aus t8 bs-
sonders erwahlten medizinis che.
Wurzeln. krauten und PRanzen here
sestellt worunter viele offizielie sind
vie SIENNA. Pfefferminze und Fenchei.
Sassafras und Sarsaparille-es wirke
sanft NIT der Natur auf die.em
wichtigen vierfachen Wege: es hiife
der Tatigkeit des Magens. aktiviers
den Stuhlgang; vermehrt dis
Ausscheidung durch die Nierens
hilft und beschleunigt Verdauung.
Seine Tstigkeit ist milde und doch
grundlich - weder harsch noch
kneifend. Sehen Sic in den Spiegel.
Mussen Sic unter den Symptomen
fehlerhafter Ausscheidung. vie oben
erwahnt. leiden und haben Sic anders
Medizinen eingenommen. die linen
snscheinend NIGHT seholfen habene
Damn schulden Sic es sich selbst, einen
grundlichen Versuch nit Alpen-
krsuter zu machen. AlpenkrSuter
sollte. auch linen niitzen gerade SO
vie es seit SO vielen Jahren Tau-
sende andere zufriedengestellt hat.
. FORMS HEIL-0El IMMINENT
Wenn rheuma tische und neuralsische
Schmerzen sich einstellen, wenden Sic
das lindernde erwarmends Hsil-Osl an.
das sehmerxstfilsnde Mittel i'm Cebrauch
seit 1855. Es bringt schnelle, willkom-
meme Linderuns bel muskulosen Rticken-
sehme zen. steifen oder schmerxendsn
Muskeln. Verrenkungen. Stosswuntea,
Ver.tauchunEen, juckenden oder brea-
nenden Fussen. Es hilft die Zirkulatien
Won reiehem rotten Blut durch schmerx-
hafts Korperstellen anzuregen. Ella gvtes
Liniment.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
Dsis 8aise~freaaS

ron Doa Grapp i,bluebteu bobere, ibe.
alere 3iele Dor. Ct Ihenfte ieia b6~
terlides 5AloB uuo ieiu gauges an-
iueIen, oas ipater Der rdlberildeu
@eitapo gum Spfer fiel, einer @oiter-
se,ueinoe una brahte feline 5an,ilie
nad oen Ser. Staaten, 100 bieielbe
cine biirserIide 8oblbcbenbeit er-
iuorben uno in ihoniter Sarmonie uno
itiaer 3ufrie6enbeit ein slGn5enoes
geiipiel fir ieoe driltlide 5an,ilie
9etporoen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
Gime borbilDlide MDelsiamilie

Sa.sseraf; 8erner berarbeitet Gil
berplatten; @eorg sitnmert Iobel tuo
Warie ausuita flidt aleioer itno iieIt
BEN anoern ipdbreno ser Irbeit nor.
Baron 8eorg bon S,rapp bate int
eriten 8eltfrieg bas 9ommanbo iiber
u-8oote int Wtittelldnbiiden Weere.
geah bem fatalen 4nIhluB Deter
reid)s bot Sitler ibm basielbe amt
at, ipas Ser Baron abihi,,g. (9ou
can't 30 bulineB tpttb SitlerO 9a'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
Sic ,s6refemstammer" Guropas

so nennt ein ibtpe6iides 9latt bas
unaliidlibe Bolen. Die @reueltaten
oer 3a5itpraunei in Ser Sibe6oIlo
spofei iperben bunoertfah iibertrofIer
pon een ,,nerborten S6anotaten, oif
taelid nit erne,tter But ant polni
iben 8off beriibt tperben. 9ieie
8lutberrIdaft iu6t in Ser aau5en 8e
idibte guropas ibreseleideu. Aus
Sauien6en non Beiipielen ieien nul
ein5elne ertpdbut. =,
Der 80 Sabre alte Bole @u.iI
9repa, Ser aus 8ereabtssriinoer
sum 8on5entrationslaser berurteil'
lporoen unS aus oenlelben entflobet
ipar, purbe Dor ieinen eigenen Saui'
erbd,lat. BolniI6e eersarbeiter aus
&aripin ,lno Sucba nlrben litter go
li5eibeipadntng bi,leebraht, i,m oe'
| Stnriht,,ng al,5l,Ieben, uno bie Gin
pobner bes Srtes ipuroen 9leidfalls
ba5u ee5mnneeu. 8olniide Stltoeater
1nnBten ben @algeu erri6ten. Na6
bem Srepa nur im Semb INTO !Soier
aus bent @efdnsnis gebradt lpar
ipuroe ct stbei Stllnoen laug Silent
lih eeioltert - Dor ben aueen iei
ner geldbrnten Mutter uno Ieisle:
9aters, Den 1nan aus Sen, @efdnanis
berbeiidaffte-
| ssn sssanpmiec, im Diitrift &o5ie
| nice, tpurben 5ur 8ereeltnng fir oi'
soti,ng ei,tes ,BolfsbeutIden" 21t
Meni6en eridoiien. Sn 3tpolen be
8obom fam es su ltnruben; sur Ser
geituna eriboB bic @eItapo 200 iuns'
8auern Dor oer Augen ibrer 5aml
Iien. SsSn 2omsa tpurben "a polnilb;
/ geamten erIdollen, ueil eine Sele
erapbenlinie unterbroben tporoet
tpar. ssn Bohnia purben 16 Serlo
| men tpeeen ansebliher antibeutihe'
getatisuns auf bent 5rieobof oes
Srtes eriboilen. Die Nahenperbaf
t,,nsen betreffen bor alem pelniih'
tNeierpeoffisiere, polnii6e 8auern, ei'
| nidt bie norseihriebene Attote ibre'
Brobufte abeeliefert baben, unb pol
| nii6e Interchangeable unb =ar
| better, sic oer Sabotase besibtig
| tpuroen. -
ltnperdnbert eebt aud Set 9a,Hp
| geeen bie fat9oliide Stride meiier
Siebea polnilbe 8iid0fe ipuroen Be
portiert. so Broseut Der @eiftiidet
iino sefansenseiebt ODER lanSesoer
| tpieieu. @iue aroBe 3abl tpurbe bot
ser @eitapo bingeridtet. Bieie Mil
Iioneu Yolen 1tnb obne 9feiie obe'
Safrar,ente. ssn aonaentrationsla
gern iino Ser @rsbildof bon Bilna
oie 8iidoie bon 2ublin, 9oo5, Blod
8loclaipet uno Die 9o,nfapifuiar'
oon 2ublin u,o 2ob5. sSn ben gr5
! oi05eien pon Boieu ,,no @nelen tnarer
Dor September 1889 S2S Brielter
Bon ibnen iplrben sc BON Ser @e
Itap ermorbet, obne @eridt ODE,
Shulobetpeis> 451 lpurben berbafte
uno in aon5entrationslaser seihidt
p1breno anbere in bas @eneralsou
berneme,,t beportiert tuuroeH. 5iil
cine 8eDolteruus bon unaefabr 1000,
O0Oiinb "a Brielter iibriaeebliebea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18


iuoblbefannte Saneerfa,nilie bon
arapp, bie bor betn 0asiterror aus
ibrer olterreidiIden Seiiuat fliidten
mltBten, nadoem ibre reiden Sitter
oer rduberiIben @eltapo slim Spfer
fielen, ftan1mt aus bent altabeIigem
&irolereel6ledt bon grapp. YaroH
@eors b. Erapp, ieiue @emablin, 8a-
ronin Waria ausuIta unb neun ibrer
Riuoer - oas aebnte iuurbe IN Bbi.
iaoelpbia geboren -- soeeit IS bor, in
5reibeit ibrem fatboliiden @laubeu
uno ibrer suteu 8oterlitte treu au
bleiben uno in unierem freien 2anoe
elite neue 2ebensfteauns su sriinoen.
Die 0as ,nittelalterlibe ShloB in
girol be,uobnenoe 5amilie non 9rapp
fiibrt ibren Stammbaum Suriid auf
Harl 6en 8roBen. 8ei i9rer Mnfuuft
in sflnerifa tpar oie Ssan,ilie bon
,Frapp ,,tittellos. Aber fie oertrai.te
auf @ott unb bas tbnen anseborene
muiifaIiide Salettt. Sn ibrer SdloB.
fapeae in Eirol, mo iie, pornebmlih
beim @ottes6ienit lid int Iititrsilden
@eiang berbollfommneten, mar Heu.
Dr. 5ran5 @asner, ieit orei Sabren
Srsaniit Der unearilden Stride Gan
Waria bell' anima in Gont, ibr 2eb-
rer. Daneben saben iie alt6 Bolts
fou5erte unb trueen bauptlddli6 81
rolerlieoer nor. sllld) bier i'm 2anb
bat sic bon Srapp- -Samilie iib burb
sablreide &onserte in peribiebenen
@tabte,1 ailsee5ei6net. u@ir baben
@liid uno 3ufriebenbeit in bieiem
2anoe eefunoen", erflarte bie 8a=
ronin, ,,un6 mir 1ino 1to15 baratf
bab l1nler iiineltes &ino bier int San=
: be Gin Bbilabelpbia) aeboren it,"
u. 9ros ibrer aoelieen Serfunft bat
! Die Samilie bon Srapp es perltanben,
in fur5er 3eit ben uneetpobnten 8er=
bdltniiien ii9 anSupaileu. Sic bot
ibre glten alten Siroler Sitten nnO
@ebrauhe beibebalten; eine auirid-
tise 9telisiolitGt, arbeitian,teit uno
SleiB. Die getpobnlibiten ,ino nieorig>
! 1ten arbeiten perben bon allen nit
berIelben 8ereittpiuisfeit uno benz.
.':felben @rnit berridtet, als bic Aus
iibung Der 4iinite. sic berfertieen
'iib ibre eisene aleibuns, W0bel uno
: 9ausserate. Die cole bdnslide aunlt
bes aobens, 9adens nnS Baihens
bil6et bic tdelihe 8eiddftieuns Der
Jraueu. Die S0dter baben ibre ma
Ierii6en 9iroler 9rabten beibebalten
una 5ieben bieielben ser mooernen
;aleioilng Dor. ,,8ir baben es nit
Der n,oberneu 9leibung Deriudt", er-
fiarte 8aronin Wearia, ,,aber mir
fiuoen iie au unbequen. Die Sobne,
.nou oenen Hupert, 80 Sabre alt, ebe-
,ualiser arat in @ien unb ber 26iab-
riae Derner, traseu buutes Eiroler
@a,us unb Wiise. aub bie berfon1n-
lide oiterreihiide aoit ipiro beoor-
5ust. SIR sanses frusales 5riibItiid
beitebt aus Sbiuar5brot uno Niid.
Nodmittass beriammelt iih bie So
Mile sur ,SSauie" (geiperbrot).
Die Eodter Wartina, Sobauna, SRA.
ria, asatba, 6eb.pis, Gilmore nno
@oiemarie sieben es Dor, ibre natiir.
iide 5donbeit ni9t nit Sbminfe
,.nb Yuber nno 0deelmalerei su ber-
HnitnItpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
yerufsluabt

Batter, loa id auaea> ooer 3a6ss-
arst ueroen?"
u3abuar5t natiirliA. Der Nteai6
bat aur 5lpei MuseH, a5er 80 ,3abHe."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18

Spszial Ans shot 49, b est ellen Sic hssseI
Bite senden Sic mir:
u ~ UnEen Forni's AipsnikrIutsr
$i.00 portofrei
= regulSrs SOC Fiasohen Fo.,ai'a
Hsn-Oel Lnimasat - 3a.gS
portofrei.
Il oder beides fur $2.oo portofrei.
q per Nachnahms COD. fxussg-
Itch Gebdhren).
Or. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS ca.
Dept. lS-7sN
2scl Washinqtea Blvd. Chicase. M.
2ss StanlsY -. Winaipsq, Maa., Com.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18

Die oeutihe BeIesuas fsitet 5raaf>
reid einer grtldruus BET freifraa-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17
Harrison Boy
Dies Sunday
Rites Wednesday
for Gary Chompins

Gary Champine, seven-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred
Champine, 1906 Homeview. Har-
rison township, died at 5:45 pm.
yesterday at st. Joseph's hos
pital from complications follow
ing an operation he underwent
two weeks ago.
He was in the second grade
at Harrison District No. / School.
Besides his parents, he Is sur
vived by three brothers, Eldred,
Jr., aged IL; Wayne, 8, and Mar
vim, 2; one sister, Harriet, 4, and
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Champine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rose.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 2:30 pm. from
the Hubbard Funeral Home
with Rev. Jacob Wulfmann, pas
tor of Zion Evangelical church,
officiating. Burial will be In
Clinton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17
.LOndOnPaPers
Headline
U.S.. Victory

LONDON, Nov. IL up -
London newspapers headlined
the story of the United States
naval victory over the japanese
in the battle of the Solomons
today as the greatest sea battle
Of the war" and the Daily Ex-
press said lit likely will prove
to be the decisive action of the
whole campaign"
"The long expected about
japanese attempt to land over
whelming reinforcements on
Guadalcanal has been met and
smashed. Wrote W. A. Crowley,
naval commentator Of the Elk
press.
THE next time, If the Japa-
nese ever thrust themselves
back into the narrow Jaws of
the Henderson Field-T u ! r i
trap, they will be met by even
stronger U. S. forces.
These elose-range night bat
ties avenge the bitter tragedy on
the night Of Aug. 8 when four
American and Australian cruis-
ers were surprised and sunk by
an enemy battle cruiser force
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17
Manpower Director Urges End Of Racial Prejudice
Terms Discriminatory
Hirina Too Prevalent
Workess Must b Recruited from
Minority Groups. Gen. MeShsrry Says

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. II
-(R-Racial prejudices must
be foregone In the national in
terest," Brig. Gen. Frank J. Nc
Sherry, war manpower commits
sion operations director, as
serted today.
"Many of tho workers whom
you will have to recruit during
the next year will be from
minority groups" he declared
in an address prepared for de-
livery At q metal mine confer
ence sponsored by the Ameri-
can mining congress western di-
vision.
Negroes, Latin Americans
and Indians must make up an
increasing proportion of your
workers"
He advised mine operators
that IF and when" present en-
ployes resist employment of
members of other races. union
leaders and management labor
committees should be called
upon to aid In overcoming OBJ
jections.
Women, too, can be used, Nc
Sherry stated. "As 4 former
Miner" he said, II am con-
vinced that many surface opera
tons can be handled by women.
We are ready to help you de-
termine which jobs they can
fill"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17

In the past. he said, "discrimi-
natory hiring practises have
been all too prevalent"
He pointed out that by De-
cember of 1913 there should be
81, 500, 900 persons in the ma
tons labor force, including
those in the armed forces. The
present figure is $4,000, 900 per-
sons.
OF the 800, 900, he said, It
is estimated 100000, or
nearly one third, will be en-
ployed directly in war work.
The present figure is 1880, 900.
Not only will an additional
2,500,00 be needed for war
work, McSherry said, but also
100000 more men will be
drawn from the labor market
for military service. Almost all
Of them will have to be replaced
by other workers"
Recruiting of new war work
ers and replacing of men taken
into the Army, he said, will be
a harder job than we have yet
had"
McSherry was the chief
speaker at the final general ses-
sion Of the two-day conference.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17
Norwegian Coast
in State Of Alert

LONDON, Nov. II - R -
Large sections Of the Norwegian
coast have been under q state
of alert since Sunday, reports
reaching London said today.
These advices added that q
number Of additional areas had
been closed by the occupying
Germans for military reasons,
all defenses were put In q state
Of readiness and surveillance
measures against anti-Nazis had
been increased.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17
Victory
aids Australia.
Win in Solomons
Colled Momentous

CANBERRA, Australia, Nov.
17-(R)-Hormon j. M. Maxine
Australian Navy and munitions
minister, said today the United
States naval victory in the Solo
mon Islands was a momentous
event and would give Australia
much needed relief from the
possibility of invasion.
This is but the first round of
what may be a much extended
fight for freedom in the Pacific
area" Maxim said, warning that,
while the news probably was
the most encouraging since the
beginning Of the war with ia
pan, Australians should not be
lulled into complacency.
At Melbourne, Prime Minister
John Curtin said he was CRATE
full to the United States for the
magnificent forces used in this
important theater" of the war.
THE battle isn't over, but the
enemy knows he has been fight
ing" Curtin said. II often won
der to what extent the Austral-
ian people are grateful to the
intervening forces which thus
far have stood between the
enemy and our Cities.
Nelson T. Johnson. U. S. min
lister to Australia, said I'VE
should all b very grateful. I am
very proud Of our navy"
Flags were flown on Themel-
bourne. town hall in celebration
OF the Solomons' victory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17

War simpliAeation has
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17
Likely
al Fort Custer
Now Used 10 Train
Combat Troops

FORT CUSTER, Mich, Nov.
17-(R)- Indications that Fort
Custer will no longer be used to
train combat troops were evil
dent today following announce
ment in Washington Of the de-
parture of the newly activated
cath Infantry Division for Camp
Phillips, Kan, and official an
nouncement here Of plans for
activation Of school for military
police and formation Of q reha-
Utilization and detention camp for
habitual Army .deserters.
The move Of the cath to the
new Kansas camp leaves Mich
igan's largest military establish
ment without q combat unit In
training for the first time since
the start of hostilities, with the
exception of two second Army
battalions.
While authorities stress the
fact that plans for Custer may
be changed momentarily, all in
dications are that it will become
headquarters for service Of
supply units. The latter, such
as general hospital units, Quar-
termaster Corps, ordnance units,
engineers and military police,
supply combat troops with trans
pOrtatiOn. food. clothing. and
shelter.
Over the weekend It was an
nounced that Col. Eldon M. STEM
jem, former commanding off,
Ger of the recruit reception CEN
ter, had been placed in COM
mand of the Sixth Service Com
mand Detention and Rehabilita-
ton Center for the discipline
and education of habitual Army
deserters. The camp Is expected
to be in operation by Dec. I.
The arrival Of Col. E. +. Nor
row and a staff of officers to set
up unit training center Of the
Provost Marshal Generals Of
flee to train men in military po-
lice duties added credence to the
belief held by officers here that
for all practical purposes the
Army Is planning to eliminate
combat troop training on any
large scale at Custer.
The cadre for a new zone Of
the interior military police bat
talon arrived for training only
last week.
Division generals, including
Mai. Gen. Harry J. Mallory,
commanding general Of the cath
Division, often stated that Gus
ter was not suitable for training
such large units. The lack Of .
firing range for artillery was
cited as one Of the main OBJ
stacles.
Early this year the state was
granted use Of the old Michi-
gan National Guard range ct
Grayling for firing tests Of the
184th Field Artillery regiment.
Later, the 795th Tank Destroyer
Battalion used the range for fir
ing and maneuvering half-track
scout cars carrying 75-mm. how
itzers.
To eliminate the long 240-
mile trek to the Grayling range,
Gen. Mallory sought use Of the
Allegan State Forest for firing
purposes and this tract was used
at one time rs q maneuver area
for the division.
Only q few months ago gov
eminent sur veyors examined
land near Hastings In Barry
county for possible Army use,
but the tract would necessitats
removal of approximately 500
farm families in the area.
The proximity Of the Army
air base at Kellogg Field was
another factor in the decision to
move the division, army officers
state, pointing out that even IL
Gift Susgesfions
For Men
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-17

additional land were purchased
q d jacent to Fort Custer for
range purposes, firing Of field
artillery pieces would constitute
q hazard to aircraft operating in
the area.
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