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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Guns
laps
Invosion Fleet
Smashed in Stroit

Singapore's defense Gu
blasted small invasion-type Jap
anese boats in the Strait OF
Johore today, the eighth critical
day of siege, while enemy long,
range batteries for the first time
lobbed shells into residential dis
tricts of the beleaguered island
city.
The small boat Sortie, II was
believed, may have been q feint
to- test out . purported death
trap of flaming oil devised BY
the British. 49,
A vichy (French) radio broad
cast, quoting dispatches from
Tokyo said the British Ind
poured thousands of gallons
of oil into the milewide Johore
Strait, apparently intending to
set il afire If the japanese at
tempted to cross.
See SINGAPORE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
! lake
|Livelll||I I J!
TkIsd u !
css6l !. 1kerss

Two peds striGsk psrs killed
NJ 1 third critiesl1y injured On
I(acomb county highways last
night bringing the lo42 county
traffic toll 70 10 lives.
The dead:
Clareses Parker, 50. Route ;,
RENEE.
; Mfs. Euama Richards, So. Of
$3.50 Mound. Warren township.
The injursds
Albert Lawrynewics. -. De
tfOlt.
Parker was instantly killed
when struck by "A automobise
driven by Clifton Clark -, u
Romeo, @ he wss wsiklne O.
MSS near knight road shortly
before 1850 p. m. 6tats Poles
said that several othar autoeho-
biles ran over The BODY 1ollow-
ing the accident.
The trooper stated that wit
nesses claimed the victim was
walking near the center OF the
highway when struck. "A heavy
snovvfa1l MAS aid u have I'm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Draft Registration
Secrecy Ordered

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-(R-
No registration figures on the
Feb. Is draft will be released,
selective service headquarters
has announced. Such data, &C.
cording to q war department rul-
ing, constituted restricted in
formation"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Jans She'll FORTS GUARDING Entrance to Manila Bs
|M.Arthur ScOrns Surrender
Plea from Aged AeuinaldO
KimmeI, Short
Would Retire

WASHINGTON, Feb. =
R-Major General Walter Q.
Short and Rear Admiral Hus-
band e. Kimmel, the com
manders in Hawaii at the time
of the japanese attack On
Pearl Harbor, have applied
for retirement to civil HE.
The announcement came sim
ultaneously today from the
War and Navy Departments.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Los Angeles Has Raid Alert

LOS ANGELES Feb 7-t4o-Los Angeles hod 56-nninute
Dir olert, ending at 2:4O todoy, offer unidentified
planes reported approaching The Fourth nteceptor
command sold neither lights rodos blocked out. Il
declined to comment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
RAJ Batters Port Of Brest

LONDON, Feb 7-H-6ritish dir roidsn corried out on
other ottock lost night oft bombed Brest
pos ts Frsuch coast wtsss H. Nox bottIsps Scho
host opd Gneisnou hove bsen rsposd ssssrre. Ire Air
Ministry GU,o(REud tp6oy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Tokyo Says 70 Subs Sunk

BERLIN from German Broodcosts) Feb. 7-41-The
Berlin rodo broodeosts todoy announcement from Jop
onese mpeo headquarters soyne the Joponese bod sunk
y enemy submarines from the beginning Of the to Jon
81.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Japs Claim BIG Transport

TOKYO from japanese Broodcosts), Feb. 7-E1-Jop-
Imperial headquarters announced todoy that Jop
onese submarine operating in the java Sec hod sunk big
enemy destroyer. w M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Charles Miller
Files for Office
Seeks Election
a. Justice

Charles Miller. Mount Glenn
ems attorney, today filed nomi-
mating petitions making him .
candidate for justice of the peace
at the primary elections March
2.
Miller Is the son Of former
Probate Judge Frederick Miller,
of New Baltimore. He lives at
ITS South Cratiot.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
late X X X
bulletins
Two Million Man Air Force Seen

WASHINGTON Feb. 7-Q4oEThe War Department an
nounced todoy that the Army force would be expanded
million officers and this yeo and double that
Der later on"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

he Federal edct could return to Eastern Stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
AMATEURS HAVE ~

Two amateurs, Fred Haas Jr
and Earl Stewart, national inter
collegiate champion from Louisiana
State University, were bracketed
with three professionals with TBS.
The pros were Herman Barron,
White Plains. ". Y; Lawson
Little, San Francisco. and Jimmy
Hines, Great Neck, n. Y. Hines
had two eagles on his round.
Grouped at % were Byron Mel
son. Toledo, o.: Joe Brown, Des
MolncS, Ia; Henry Ransom. Fort
Worth, Tex; F.. J. Dutch Harri-
son, Oak Park, III; Ed Dudley
Denver, Colo, and Ky Lafoon,
Ravlnaia, H.
Ben Hogan. Hershey, Pa, one OF
he pre-tournament favorites
carded a IS. partially because he
missed siX-inch putt. Tied with
him were Harry Cooper Mime
apoliS, and Tony Penna, Dayton, O.
Denny Shute, Chicago, shot an
so, while Ralph Guldahl, Chicago,
hacked out an SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Mansfield Rises
From M-0CeI|dr

After n nyIng start. Dctroit's
Nan~fioldS fir~t-Nc4r team IN the
NlchiCan-Ontario Hockey League
ran INTO one of the worst runs a
bad luck the league has ever
known As a result. Jack Den S
team took the ice against the
title holding and league leading
Windsor SpitnrcS al the Border
Cities Arena last night as the
leagues cellar-occupantS.
BY this time. however the
ManSfeldS are M full strength
again rs the SptfreS found out.
Consequently they are no longer
IN the basement. \ 7-6 victory.
one Of the very few scored over
The Windsor team on IT'S own rink
this season, lifted them over the
Akron Clippers onto the fourth
runC of the ladder. lowest that
rates a plaNon berth.
ManSheldS are by no means out
Of the rough Their edge on tho
Clippers Is only one point and the
Ohio team has four games IN hand
worth a possible eight points. Tho
picture IS none too bright. but
whore there's life there's hope.
Principal figures IN the Mans
field victory last highland il was
thoroughly earned Windsor being
outplaNed all the way - were
Lawrence tSam) Kennedy picture
rICht-WlnGcr from Brantford. Ont.
and Hank D'Amorc, sturdy but
speedy playmaker from Stratford,
ont. Kennedy shot home four
goals. DAmore made tho play for
TWO of them, and also for another
his team got.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
BY PAUL SCHETFFLS
timed Pres. star Correspondent

NEW YORK Feb. II Press
box sports pa"or
Baseball trade paper. 'hc
SportIng News offers PLAYER
W ay-c Cyh0rrc hy namc VITO
may Supp.sr' 'no DIZZY Ucar,
BUCK y cV Som and Branch
Rickeys wro0 y comes 20 snarnc
diamond headlines 49,. Osborne. n
pitcher w0r - and o~' ~ with
HOLLYWOOD az 'tr Pacific Coast
League n 1881 r.' returned t.S
first 1912 Cor'rac' .r> -rnl
He eXpls.roG thai b. thought -hc
oricinaI co~'fa.' ca .c5 frr 700
much money and a, r. cH r.'
believe be Wa vn,'t rs much e-
he GOT last FC7r suggested Ir-
duC'Ion Whom Clubs AIS
recovered O,ootre Wa sarc5 ~
his 1a3i SaIar1
Their arc feH pror.'. vH..',-
A. OHIO state An Inventors
revealed enough -e4'ori4' '4. os'.
~ All a'h'5f.c tea~- FOR 'to r.N'
three wear. Cla>e.C >--.--,-
craCE ~ mo year was made r'
New YORK MAYOR LaGI4r6,a
who in backing night hascha..
games sand
III we are 60 he bombed. I'D
Just a. soon be IN ball park
a. In my apartment"
Tho Na'oral SER tpvo Baseball
Congress cones through With q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
AN EASY VICTOR

Norm Hanson Of Lake Geneva
Wis, the only competitor 10 show
up for competition in Glass 3. was
awarded first place points for one
heat. II was expected that he'd
have plenty Of competition today
however, for most Of the double
cockpit pilots are local racers who
couldn't get away from work.
The first heat Of the womcu'>
race was postponed until today
because Of the extreme cold. Final
heats in all three classes viii be
run Off tomorrow. and trophies.
Sy1nbolmatic Of the worlds cham
pionship in Class r., Will be pre-.
Sented at the victory banquet
tomorrow evening at the Nedca
Hotel. Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
POINTS FOR ALL
Basketball Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Aims a. HOPE -
Kalamazoo ~. Olvet rs
Carnegie Tech - Kent state ~
Michigan Normal As. 81 Mays Oh -
St Joseph 50, Virginia 81
Delaware as. Brooklyn Poly ~
Villanova SIS, 81 Bonavsnturs 81.
Duquesne ~ Wayneshurg 20
Kansas 81. Okla a. A VI. "a.
Bald Wallace 80. western Reserve ~.
Oherlin ~. louisville AZ
Temple IS West Virginia "a.
Scranton ST. Georgetown IS.
Cent. Michigan al Michigan Tech 81.
Presbyterian So Clemson a..
Arkansas ~. Texas -.
wash and Lee al WIN. and Mary p.
Richmond a. v. NJ. l. 20
North Michigan IS. Grand Rarids 80
I. s. 4. 81. Tulane Al
Auburn ~. Florida "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
New Highs Set
By Mrs. Often

New Whittier Recreation marks
for women arc IN Mrs EdWardlna
Coys records today after a check
on house league activities Of Yes
terdav Mrs often had 2OS-25S
in SIS for tho all-tno ion >crcS
and q high single Of 25S. third
highest i'm the city. according TO
latest available data.
Ncky kopia, a Goebel team
mate Of Mrs. often. held the for
NOR series mark Of Gl2 and Mrs
often herself had the prcyiog,
high game of pa She had only
two misses n The big throo Mrs
korIt and Mrs often arc al>c
WITH Gorhol IN The MAYOR league
this season for the frs' tmc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
THIRD DIVISION
FNST SIDF
WEST SSIDF
Fight Results
nv United Press

A. New YORK Madison square GARDEN
RAY tSuEar Robinson. IA. New YORK.
technically knocked OUT Make Berger.
1885,. NeyUuu'h. Nova Scotia "a, Henry
Nasquez. 1873. New York, outporntPd Morris
Parker. 1904, Newark y. J. 50. Sammy
Secret itDi4. Pittsburgh. drew with Nor
man Euro lt1fs Albany. y. y. 80,
Make Shapiro i32 2, New York. outpointed
sal Barto.. l27is, Boston osD; Gus IL.
vine 49,. Sew YORK drew with Joe
Aplr'c r rrcs l2t Puerto Rico 80
Hollywood Red Green ~. Los Angeles
5r,V With George Nprella. 1919 Mexico
CITY Gns jimmy McDanies 1872, drew
win Max Hu'ch.ns. $50, 90; Alonzo
NU.awS 1874 drew with Red shannon
l7e 60. lwm, Brooks. $50 drew with
ao RODRIGUEZ. 1tt 60; Al Celderon, l4s.
UaHo Barren. rs, decisioned Don Lemos
1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
BASEBALL FINDS AN HONEST MAN
Tells Club Salary Offer Is Too High

WINTER was NC f'r>t tGhter 20
adopt Hn alias m the ring =. As
Pom Spring ro won The English
h.at,u,.rm r,e in iS2i
pew -,.,o 1od ID, s,r,,o,
r,.u ..r..,,,,j ,a.r, ~
- -,i-I-.-- .r ,bo ,v.crtv. fi,-st
.r-.-I Icil r.e, and fio,d moo,
\t..,r o., >,,4's1n cou.re c.
a.. \.s,. yorl, 1'r,yorei,,,s
E...t,i.r ,,.r. r,,',d ~, outsidc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
IcebOaf Parity
First Heat Of international Regatta Ends in Blanket
Finish and Triple Victory

a way that the sailors must take
windward and leeward lacks in
covering the mile distance between
the markers six times. Because OF
this. the winner, either because OF
skill in navigating or luck. is
usually far in the lead. and there
is no dispute for places.
Miller cracked a plank in the
free-for-all beld for fun after the
important race had been run. He
Joined Gordon Reid Of Toronto
who broke his front runner before
the race. Both expected 10 have
their single cockpltterS repaired in
time for todayS schedule of two
bnatc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
ONLY TNBEATEN :

De la Sale became the only
team IN the league 70 wind up rs
regular season without dctCa' 10y
diSpOSing AZ 8 Joseph. 1926 fol
its eighth In row on the east
side Visitation pressed nv Cath
Ole Central came through for tho
central section t.tlo with a 3S-l2
druhhlnr OF s. Benedict
s. Paul which clinChcd the
Second Division cast side cham
pionShip last week saw its H.
game winning streak checked hN
&, StanislauS 3l-26 SaddeS' fate
Of the season hofcll s. Mary
Of ROYAL Oak on the west side.
After winning IFS first eight games.
the ROYAL Oak five lost its second
game 10 81 AlnhOnSuS 1920 MAX
ing s. Frederick s Of Pontiac the
sectional champion with nine VIC
tories and ono defeat.
last bat not least the nights
play saw 81 Philip win ITS first
league game in three wears by
downing ArnunCiation. 1910
81. Leo far down in the stand
ingS. failed 10 frighten against
Lourdes in spite Of seeing the
Rouge team take 14-6 lead a.
the half. Early in tho third period
81. Leo hit scoring stride 10
take the lead and held II 10 tho
end. Dave Sumey topped s. Leo
with Il points. while Ted Plaza
scored 70 for the losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Catholic Elves
Face PIdyoffs
In I Divisions
ST. Leo Seats Lourdes
70 Give Redeener
Chance in lsf Division

Firsl regularly scheduled games
were a->tri0- by' decisive m TWO
-t>f----r-- '---',- rirv-v-77--v ~ - r'drr7-
Ole H.-1 Schoo. 81, ectbaD League
la~' night
A. result $50 sc'lp for the
Championship finals scheduled for
Olympia next Friday night stood
as follows
FIRST DIVISION - DE Ia
Sale or Visitation ~. Lourdes
or HOLY Redcemer,
SECOND DIVISIONS. Paul
" ~. Frederick of Pontiac.
THIRD DIVISIONS. JoSa-
phat ~. -. Casimir or Mt.
Carmel.
League officials were 20 meet
today az - Lc0S 10 arrange for
plaNoHS Of tics
BiCCeSt task faces Rcdeener
which must beat 81. Theresa in lis
final game tomorrow 70 TO LourdeS
FOR The First Division western
section leadership LourdeS failed
70 clinch tho sectional crown last
night by falling 10 troublesome
s.. Leo 2Q-nS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
VISITATION AT BEST

Visitation was AZ it's best II
downing 81 Benedict after 2 cloSf
first half Bill Ward in tallyinc
nine points for Visitation ran his
seasons total n 100 De La Sale
took ST Joseph in stride with
Leonard SlazlnSki pilinC up ~
points his total reaching 1i2
Sla7inski sank nine out Of nine
free throws.
Catholic Central overCan1e q
1913 deficit in the first half 20
whip 81 LadiSlauS with John Cross
scoring II points, and in the other
First Division contest 81. Anthony
led all the waV in trounCing 81.
Catherine. 1874
Bill Lingeman Of 81 Ambrose
who scored - points last Tuesday
closed the season as the ton scorer
in the parish league with $50 as ho
led s. Charles to a 2s-26 decision
over ST Pose. LinCcman scored
j. points
81 Nary's Of Royal Oak hit if,
stride TOO late against ST. Al.
phonSuS the latter leading from
the start and 1910 ~ the half
s. Bernard beat s.. Martin 1924
while S. Philips first triumph
came about despite its two points
in the first half
All Saints which was unable r
win a game tins season. gave ST
Casinir a scare in leading 1871 a
the half. In other games St
Nary's n BEDFORD downod s.
Cecilia 25-23 ST Rita whipped
s.. NaryS Of Nj Clemens 20-l6
g.. Hedwig bumped 81 Thomas
1920 and Sacred Heart won from
S.. Francis NaNlor. i0.gS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

AS rare as a hole-in-one in golf
is a blanket finish in an iceboat
race. The International Skeeter
Association produced one in the
first heat OF its regatta for Class
f boats and, AS a result. three
men entered today's competition
on Lake st. Clair tied with is
points each.
The three are AL Pochelon. COM
modore Of both the association and
Of the Detroit Ice Yacht Club; Ed
Rollberg of Fox Lake. H., and
Bob Miller of Mt. Clemens.
PoChelon was declared the win
ner by the judges, following the
local practice Of considering the
finish line at right angles 10 tho
wind. Miller. however. was first
across the actual starting line.
which outstate contestants had
always considered the finish line.
POINTS FOR ALL
The difficulty was ironed out
last night by awarding each OF the
men first place points. inasmuch
as RollberC. too. was thought by
some to have been the winner.
The course is laid out IN such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
BETTER RECORD

On the basis Of comparative per-
Torrance this year, the visitors
should win with ease but, as KIP
huth points out:
ITS hard 20 tell whether all
of my boys will swim up 10 their
fastest times tonight Any coach
who could tell that In advance
would be miracle man and
don't claim 10 he magician"
Any Pre- meet considerations
would be- incomplete certainlv.
that didn't take into account
Nann'S uncanny ability 10 get h :
squad hoped up for a tough con-
test. And that's Just what Mat
has done for tonIChtS meet. is
pretty safe bet that tonight
more than one Michigan swimmer
will top anything he's done this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Hdrbert Leads
With Mdngrunn

Continued from First Sport Page)
Slammin' Sammy Snead, Hot
Springs, w. Va, and Johnny Re-
volta, Evanston, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
'Irishmdn Leads
j. NJ. 10 Victory
lover NotreDdme
Relay Team Upsets
Coech's Prediction 10
Make Score Of 58-46

Continued from First Sport Page)
in front all the way. Wilbert Ack-
ernan Of Michigan made his bid
after reaching the halfway point
but IL failed 10 close the gap.
The two Notre Dame men raced
down the track side by side. hoping
for a dead heat, but the Judges
decided Hunter was there first.
Ackerman's bid tired him and he
gave way 10 his teammate John
IngerSoll. who took third.
The 60-yard dash was thriller.
Al Thomas, the Cooley High lad,
broke in front and stayed there.
AL Piel was second. but just by a
fraction Of a step ahead of Jay
Bigson. Notre Dame Junior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
YALE STARS

But. in Yale, the Wolverines
will be facing an awesome oppo-
nent Paced by such stars as
HOWE Johnson and Rene Chou-
teau. free-Stylers par excellence;
ace diver Jim Cook, back-stroker
Danny Dannenbaum and ThurSton
.TwigG- Smith in the breast stroke,
the Eli are loaded with power.
There MAS an air al quiet conf
denCe among the lads from Yale
as they arrived in Ann Arbor yes
terday. They weHld say little
more than that toniChts meet
ought 10 be a great one" hut Il
was easy 10 see that they hadn {
come all the way from New
Haven 10 take a licking. The Eli
expect 20 WIN.
1t would be going too far. how
ever, 10 say that tins confidence $
shared ny the rotund Eli coach,
Bob kiphuth.
I'VE hope 10 win he sai1,
"and / think we've got a 50-5S -
chance Of doing just that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
NARROW VICTORY

Mccarthy Just beat Bill Dillon
10 the tape in the 65-yard high
hurdles. James Byerly took the
third money.
Hunter scored his second victory
in the 2-mile event and he did il
in a most spectacular style. He
was sixth with less than a half
mile TO go. Ernest Leonardo SET
the pace with less than two laps
10 60. but Hunter turned it on and
raced his foe into the ground
Leonardo took second and another
Michigan man. John Mexican. took
third. Tom Maloney. who was out
in front during most of the race
faded in the last two laps and fin
ished far behind. The time was
very slow.
Dave Matthews romped the $50
in most satisfactory time OF
! SIP to win this event for Michi-
gan He was pressed all the way
by Conforti Of Notre Dame.
SUMMARIES
One mile run-won by Oliver Hunter
~ d Frank conforti "a. d. second
John InGersol (MD third Time 42l3
so-yar1 dash-Won nv Al Thomas CMD;
Al Piel On }. second; Jay Gibson ~. d.,
third. Time. s 3 seconds
4in-yArd dash Won nv Robert Ufsr
tM) George Schieve IN. n. second
Ray Roy IN d, third Time 0:te
new meet record also equals best time
ever made ny Michigan man IN Yost Field
house
SS-vard hrh hurdles Won ny Frank
Mccarthy IN ,; Rll Dillon ~ d, sec
ond James Byerly tM). third. Time,
Poi. vauIt-won nv Jack wie,hotf
~. ~, and Robert Segula CMD. tied
Al y feet inches Franok MacLear On },
third.
shot put Won nv Jim Delaney. N ~:
George Ostroot tND, second: Wally
Ziemha ~. d. third. Winning throw.
- feet ~ inches
High jump-Wnn nv w.nh ORourk.
~. ~. and Frank Mccarthy (MD. tied
FOR first place: Charles Murphy ~ n ,.
third. Winning Jump, 4 feet az inches
ss0-yard run Won by Dave Matthews
(MD: Frank Conforti IN Dl, second
John RoXhorouEh IN D. third hut disqusli-
ned Dick Tupta IN. ID took third.
Broad jump-won by Frank Mccarthy
(MJ; Roosevelt stiger CM), second
Keith o'Rourke ~. n. third. Winning
jump ~ feet IN inches
6S-yard low hurdles-Won ny BiI oil
lon ~. D.; Al Thomas (MD second
seconds
Nile relay-wor by Michigan (Morley.
Kautz Thomas and Cfer). Time, All
tNew meet record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Yale Swimmers
Confident They i
Defeat j. Of NJ.
Matt Mann's Team
Is Underdoe for
First Time in 4 Years

ANN ARBOR. Feb. 21..-To-
nights the night when Michigan'S
national championship swimming
team takes on Yale's indicated
aggregation and there's an air Of
excitement on the Michigan cam
.puS reminiscent Of the day the
Wolverine football team tangled
with Minnesota last October.
For the first time in four years.
Matt MannS Maize and Blue tank
squad will 60 into battle as under
dogs. Thirty-five consecutive dual
meets without defeat is the Michi-
gan record. Not since the 1898
season, when they fell before Ohio
State, has Mann's club been
|beatcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Hannah Heiress
Defends Mother

Mrs. Marjorie Hannah Kemp
charged by her brothers with in
huencing their mother against
them so that they were deprived
of their rightful share in her
100000 estate, took the witness
stand before Circuit Judge Adolph
F. Marschner.
The brothers, William w. and
Frederick Hannah. are suing to
break the will of the late Amana
Hannah which left the bulk of the
fortune TO Mrs. Kemp.
my mother had a mind Of
her own and she made her will
as she saw fit," said Mrs. Kemp.
denying that she had ever tried
TO influence the mother.
Another witness. William Ellis
Armstrong. business associate OF
Fred Hannah, accused Mrs. Kemp
of meddling so much in her broth
er's life that she even changed his
wife's funeral date. He said:
when Fred's wife died, Mar
torie called the undertaken and
had the time of the funeral
changed. This resulted In a lot
OF confusion and most OF the
friends weren't notified OF the
change.
Il telephoned her and de-
manded TO know why she did
such a thing and she said she
wanted TO get the blond hussy
buried as quickly as possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

above form and mail il to Sugar
Rationing headquarters, Barlum
Hotel.
From the information on the
form, ration personnel will deter
mine the amount OF canning-sugar
allowed and mail a certificate for
that quantity.
Lingeman emphasized that only
persons holding books could avail
themselves of the mail plan.
Others must appear personally
at sugar stations for authorization
to use their sugar stock for can
ming purposes.
AS general rule. ration officials
have allowed one pound of sugar
for every four quarts of canned
fruit. and one pound per person
for jams, jellies and preserves.
Next Monday and Tuesday,
Lingeman announced, commercial
sugar consumers will receive their
July and August allotments AT
public schools throughout the
county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Council Adopts :.
Pay RaisePIan

With Councilman George Ed.
wards offering the lone dissenting
voice. the prevailing rates OF
wages for city employees as recon-
msnded by Budget Director David
V. Addy today stand adopted by
common council. 'inT
At a lengthy public hearifgg
Spokesman for the various city
labor unions questioned the methS
DDS by which Addy arrived at rates
paid for comparable work in prt..
vate industry. -
In his report, Addy reconf<
mended pay raises for approxi-
mately 1900 city employees.
Voting against Edwards were,
Council President John c. Lodge,
and Councilmen Henry S. Sweeney,
Joseph II. Garlick, Eugene /. Van
Antwerp and William G.. Rogell. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Rules Eosed
ToGet Sugar
For Canning

County rationing car Caspar j.
Lingeman, contending that De
troiters deserve better service
than they are getting today de-
vised a plan whereby housewives
may obtain authorization for can
ning-sugar by mail and circum-
vent long waits at registration
Under the proposal, persons
ration books may use the