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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-28
Mt. Clemens
Commission
Proceedings
CITY COMMISSION

CITY COMMISSION
October 81, 1912
Commission Chamber
State of Michigan
City of Mount Clemens, IS.
At a regular meeting of the City Com
mission OF the City OF Mount Clemens
held on the above date, there were pres
cnt Mayor Westendorf and Commission,
ers Breitmeyer. Bruneel, Longstaff anu
DuBay.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioners Lonsstsff-DuBay moved
that the building permits OF MIS- w;s
ter Hill. 81 Gibbs Street be grantee
subject to the approval OF the ely En-
gincer, and the application OF {. chris
tan, 20 Gallup Avenue. for cmckch
coop be referred TO the City Engineer,
and the CITY Health Inspector and to
report on at the next regular meetins'
SeaNBreitmeyer. Bruneel. Longstah.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Commissioner Bruneel Breitmeyer
moved that the application OF Howard
tucker TO cut curb at l07 Eldredge
Street be granted. subject TO the APP
prevail Of the City Engineer.
YeaEBreitmeycr. Bruneel. Longstaff.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay None.
Commissioner Breitmeyer-Dubay OIL.
fered the following resolution ana
moved it's adoption:
WHEREAS. Various persons In the en-
ploy of the City of Mount Clemens have
heretofore been indicted into the land
or naval forces under the Selective
Service laws Of the United states lot
training and service: and
WHEREAS. Inquiry has been made as
10 whether or no such persons would
he entitled to restoration to their for
mer positions: and
WHEREAS. II has always been the IN
,ent Of this Commission that such re-
storation of former positions be avail
able in accordance with the Selective
Service Act: and
WHEREAS. Such Act provides for re-
storation to former positions OF em-
ploves who are indicted into the serv-
ices under the Selective Service Act
who have q, received an honorable
discharge: t2) are still qualified TO
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-28

Sale or Trade. Can sell to
non-defense workers. 600 Carl
ington Drive, North Gratiot, Mt.
Clemens. Payments includ 6
taxes only one dollar a day.
You save $100 a year in cash on
these low taxes. Only 5 new
prize winning bungalows left.
5 large rooms, bath. Beautiful
paint job. Oak stairway to high
attic insulated, high basement
with large furnace. Countryside
lots, all new homes on street,
only one block from Gratiot.
Near school, stores, transporta-
ton. Only Is minutes to Hudson
Tank Plant, Chrysler Arsenal
Plant, Detroit City limits. Direc-
tons: Mt. Clemens to 81 North
Gratiot, right on Scott Blvd.
Open daily IL to 8 p. m. Phone
Mt. Clemens 22"3-J. Benz. Rich,
12545 Linwood, Townsend g.
1885.
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2217 Clinton near IA Mile
road and Gratiot. 5-room house
and garage, new roof and dec
grafton. Reasonable. Rosevile
1976-R.
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Stoves, Stokers. Hooters HIS

Peninsular special cook stove,
hot water tank and warming
oven. Six holes. Fine condition,
$500. Van Dyke, block south
of 14-Mile road. Jerry Purdon.
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Wanted: Riders, or will ex-
change rides to Dodge Main
Plant on Jos. Campau. 3:30-11:30
shift. Phone 2323-J4, Mount
Clemens.
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Riverside Drive, US

Beautiful 6 room brick. 10
months old. Owner must sell.
$3.50, terms. Shown by APP
pointment. Cadillac 1926.
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5 room house on Riverview
off North River road. 8 miles
from Mount Clemens. Furnish
ed or unfurnishe ;. Reply Civ
ing full particulars to Boz. TIT,
Monitor-Leader.
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Take riders or swap rides to
Packard $50 pm. to 6 am.
Call 2425-J2.
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Wanted - Transportation for
one woman to National Automo-
bile Eibers. Hours are z am.
to $50 pm. Call after $3.50 at
&c Grove Park.
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Driving to Briggs Mack plant,
Detroit. Hours 800 m. to 5
pm. Will welcome passengers
working on defense. r. j. Mich
OILS, RID. 3, Mount Clemens.
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Swap rides to Briggs Outer
Drive or be passenger. 8 a. m. to
6 p. m. shift. 80 Church, Mt. c.
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Wanted - Rice from 15037
Stephens East Detroit, to Briggs
Mack Plant. 900 a. IN. shift. Call
Rose. 1693-W.
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Houses for Rent

Small comfortable suburban
home. Attractive surroundings.
Adults preferred. 2118 M-97,
near 16-Mile.
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Wanted - Transportation to
Packard's, pm. to 6 I'M. shift.
Phone Mt. Clemens 1921.
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Fumisotins

All bedbugs, roachs moths
destroyed In six hours; guaran.
teed. Macomb Fumiaating Serv.
ice. Corner Longview and So.
River road, Mt. Clemens. Phone
2328-W4.
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Livestoek-For Sale is

Good bunch Of big feeding
hogs for sale. Ill North Rose
ST., Mt. Clemens.
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Poultry

Poultry ~
35 white leghorn pullets, 10
yearling hens, IS Pekin ducks.
8O36 Whiskey road, II mile east
of North Ave-, Mt. Clemens.
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2 horses and / cow for sale.
32535 MOI between IA Mile
Road and Masonic.
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Jersey heifer fresh, for sale.
Jersey COW 5 years, due June.
474O jefferson at Cotton.
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House for rent, modern con-
veniences. Sunday 2 till 5. 1902
Harmon off South River Rd., Mt.
Clemens.
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Want riders going to Briggs
Mack Plant. Leave Mt. Clemens
4:l5 q. m. Return 400 p. m.
Shift 8 to 400 p. m. Phone 392W.
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Boy Is or II for full time job
as helper on washer and vacu-
UNI repair. 125 Grand. Mount
Clemens.
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3 room cottage, oil heat, partly
furnished. $50. $500 North River
Road, Mt. Clemens.
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For Rent - 3 room unfurnish-
ed. Modern, lights, water and
heat furnished. Tel. 1895 after
6 1901.
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Five months old colt, straw
berry roam. Inquire $50 Beebe
ST., Richmond.
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3 rooms and bath, nicely fur
nished. 6674 North River Road,
Mt. Clemens.
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s-s Lots for Sole F.

Small furnished cottage for
rent SIS month. $500 Shoemaker
Road. Phone Mt. Clemens 1852
J3.
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Business Service


First class floor sanding,
Bruce ana other finishes. Free
estimate. AL Maeder, 4170 River
Road. Utica. Phone Utica 1871
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3 rooms, rear 621 Washing
ton Ave. Reasonable rent. In
quire 637 Washington, New
Baltimore.
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AS Help Wonted-MaIs

Boys Wanted - Established
routes for Free Press, night or
morning. Jack Beale, ~ Broad
way, Mt. Clemens.
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Girls mechanically inclined be-
tween the ages of 81 and 80 for
machine shop. Defense. work.
Must be citizen. Inquire Uhler
Manufacturing Co., 308 North
Street, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
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Wanted-Women interested in
the care of children. Main
tenance provided. Sigma Gam
ma Hospital School. Phone Mt.
Clemens 1900.
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BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Nov. IL --(P-
It is somewhat superfluous, like
the lace "panties" on a lamb
chop, to hand Whirlaway any
more posies than he already has,
but with the returns just about
complete, it begins to look like
Mr.. Big Tail is the horse OF
the year" again for 1912.
This will no doubt raise more
than a mild beef among the
members of the Alsab cheering
and chowder society, wild-eyed
collection of rooters who firm
ly believe any horse other than
their hero is classy candidate
for a glue factory.
Their argument is that the Sab
hung it on Whirly two out of the
three times they met, that the
Chicago express piled up a big
ger bankroll this year and that,
in winding up his season yester-
day by running on wrenched
ankle and still knocking off a set
of handicap gallopers in the Vic
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Ward Leads
Scoring Race

DETROIT, Nov. IL - R -
Small college football players
hold an upper hand in the spir-
tied fight for Michigan individ.
ual scoring honors. but some OF
the big name players, notably
Paul White of Michigan have
chance to step out in front.
A freshman halfback, Tommy
Ward of Hillsdale, Is on top
with 43 points, followed close
Nv by another first year man,
Dale Wares of Alma, with ~,
and Bob Reed, Kalamazoo soph-
ornore. with 40. All three have
ended their seasons.
That leaves the gates wide OPP
en- for White, who has SO points
for fourth place and three games
TO 20. Tom Kuzma Of Michigan
has "a points and a chance to
overtake the leaders providing
he makes q strong finish.
Kuzma finished second last
wear to Horace Coleman OF
Western Michigan who had ~
points. This year Coleman has
been much injured and conse-
ouently limited to ID points.
The leading scorers:
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Keglers Seek
No. IS Alley
in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. IL up
- No. Is unlucky? Not for Mil
waukee bowlers!
They are fighting for that
starting lane at the Strachota-
Regent alleys these days.
Here's what happened on the
1914 alleys of the establish
ment In recent competition in
the Greater All Star League,
one of Milwaukee's top flight
bowling circuits:
Lanky Russ Gersonde shot
three series Of three games each
of 753, 822 and TIT on them,
for an average of 261.3 for nine
games. His 822 is tops in Amer
lean Bowling Congress sane
toned competition and, incident
ally, he is leading his league
with a seasons average OF
227.12.
His Barlow team turned In
series of 1882, 1878 and 1858,
IOI LcdIIl dNCioSC Va SVc'o AVA
the nine games on the drives.
The 1858 count is the second
high in the nation this year, be-
ing topped only by a $3.50 score
by the Faber Blocks of Teaneck,
N. j.
There have been at least 20
games of 700 or better shot in
league competition on the al
legs this year.
The Hamms. of st. Paul, might
add further proof that l3 is not
unlucky for bowlers. Back In
1884 they rolled a three game
series of 1913 for a world rec
ord on the 1914 alleys of the
Harkin House. in st. Paul. And
the Hermann Undertakers of St.
Louis also might add their voice
to those who like ID and IA.
It was on those alleys Of the
Feuser establishment there that
they turned in a new world rec
ord of 3,797 back in 1887.
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'(ripp|es FACE
OFF al State
BY JERRY LlsKA

EAST LANSING, Nov. r.
R-The clash between Michi-
gan State and Purdue here Sat-
urday can be billed as q contest
between honest to goodness
cripples.
The Spartans are lame and
bruised from their collision
with the Washington State
Cougars last Saturday, while the
Boilermakers did little to i'm
prove their health against the
stout sailors of Great Lakes the
same week end.
Reports from Lafayette, Ind,
have it that Purdue's poor show
ing to date has been the result
Of a season-long plague of in
juries. The hospital ink has
been slow catching up with the
Spartans, but it has the squad
pretty we'll swathed in band
ages at the moment.
Getting down to cases, Pur-
due may play without stellar
halfback Kenny Smock and
Bruce Warren. regular left tao
kle, while States Wally Paw
lowski and Ed Ripmaster def
nitely are out Of Saturdays
contest.
The Spartan crippled list was
further swelled yesterday when
veteran halfback Jack Fenton
was smacked in the ribs, max
ing him q doubtful performer
Saturday. Center Howard Boyer
still is nursing a bruised should
err, but is expected to start
against the Boilermakers. The
same is true of fullback Nor.
gan Gingrass, although an ex.
pertinent with Bob Citing OF
Lapeer, third string quarter.
back, at fullback yesterday
proved highly successful.
Saturdays contest will oper
a three-game home stand fol
the Spartans which will vino
up the season. They are seeking
their third triumph against three
defeats and one tie.
Purdue's squad will arrive
here Saturday morning, travel
ing by way of Detroit where thu
Boilemakers will stop off Fri
day night.
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Alma Downed
by Hi||sda|e

HILLSDALE, Mich, Nov. IL
one of the big sur
prises of the small college foot
ball season, Hillsdale whipped
Kalamazoo 10 to 0 in an ARMS
tice Day game here yesterday
to reshuffle the final standings
of the Michigan intercollegiate
Athletic Association.
Spared by freshman halfback
Tommy Ward, who scored two
fourth period touchdowns, Hills
dale gained its first victory to
evade sole occupancy OF the
conference cellar, and at the
same time Kalamazoo was fore
ed to share second place with
Albion. 1t was the final game
for both teams.
Hillsdale, rolling up IA first
downs to seven, scored on a As
yard march in the first period,
with fullback Burr Mandy
crashing over. After the invad-
ers had been stopped at the one
yard line in the second period,
Ward galloped for touchdown
runs of 81 and six yards for the
final two scores. Ward also
place-kicked one extra point.
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Leahy Gloomy
50 it Looks
Good for Irish

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. IL
-(R)- Coach Frank Leahy OF
Notre Dame says he Is worried
over his teams passing for the
battle with Michigan Saturday.
"We're in q very bad rut on
our passing but maybe we can
work It off by Saturday." Leahy
said. -
IN practising against Michigan
plays yesterday the Irish stayed
Any of contact work, Leahy de.
clsrins "We're just too afraid
Of injuries" Fullback Corwin
Clatt, Jerry Cowhig and Jim
Mello, all recently injured, were
pronounced fit for action, now
ever.
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Boston is Headed for Bowl
sY BURTON BENJAMIN



BOSTON, Nov. IL - Bowl
bound Boston College, unbeat.
en-, united and apparently un-
stoppable, heads for another
post-season engagement with thu
finest team In IT. history.
Observers rate IL far superior
to the Charley O'Rourke team Of
1910, which defeated Tennessee
1913, In the Sugar Bowl and
earned Frank Leahy his chance
at Notre Dame.
Football prosperity Is nothing
new to this Catholic institution
of 1900 students. Since 1928
Eagle products have won 81 OF
1873 games. Only in one season
did the opposition amass more
than 100 points.
The current edition Is q foot
ball coach's dream, said mentor
being Dennis Edward Meyers,
who still gazes at the Beantown
behemoths in awe after five
years at undermined Brown.
DON'T GET HURT
Denny Myers men cut down
the opposition with scythe-like
precision. West Virginia was
guillotined, $50. Clemson fell,
14-7. Jimmy Crowley's star
studded North Carolina Pre-
Fighters were repulsed, TO.
Wake Forest was trounced 40.
Highly regarded, once-beaten
Georgetown was walloped, 40.
The Eagles have two COM
plete teams and three backfields,
and they have been fortunate in
that not single player has been
shelved by injury.
Operating from the T forma-
ton and fronted by a Halas-
like line, Myers pegs his attack
on a likely All-America candi-
date, Co-Capt. Mike Holovak.
A 204-pound triple threaten,
Holovak Is a Leahy product.
His brother, Pete, was a Ford
ham mainstay. Leahy in fluenc-
ed him to ship young Mike to
Boston.
In his first five games, Holo-
yak gained more yardage by
rushing than the entire back
fields of all opponents. He car
ried the ball 80 times for $50
yards, an average of 6.2 yards,
and scored four touchdowns.
LINE ABOVE 200
The Eagle forward wall, aver
aging we'll above 200 pounds,
would do professional club
proud. Gil Bouley at tackle and
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Officials emphasized that high
school youths, who are furnish
ed this, type of recreation dur
ing school hours, are not eligible
for entrance into the basketball
league. A special invitation to
the meeting Is extended to those
who sponsored teams in the
league last year, new sponsors,
and managers. Eight teams were
entered last year, and the same
number of teams Is sought again.
The Physical Fitness program
is being instituted as part Of the
Civilian Defense training pro-
gram. Calisthenics, marching,
and various exercises designed
to better prepare men and wom-
en- physically will be offered
under the broad setup. In addi-
ton, there will be basketball.
swimming, volleyball, badmin-
ton, boxing, wrestling, ping pong
and SWITCHBOARD. Most OF the
games will be held each Mon
day night, and Tuesday of each
week will be devoted to calls
themes, marching, and mems
swimming. Women's swimming
will be held each Monday from
TOO p. m. until 900 p. m.
Bernard Ballantine, director
Of recreation, and John King.
coordinator Of recreation, Will
direct the program, assisted by
Ernest Buckholz, high school
athletic instructor.
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Co. Capt. Fred Naumetz at CEN
ter arr particularly outstanding.
The Eagles have a rare end in
Don Currivan and explosive
guards in Rocco Canale and Al
Fiorentino.
This dyke has held the opposi-
ton to less than 200 yards in
six games while the Eagles we're
amassing more than 1900. Glenn
son backs were held to a net
gain of minus 26.
Holovak's backfield mates are
Eddie Doherty at the up back,
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Bowl Bid Contest
Set for Saturday
UNDgpRATED GEORGIA TECH
FACES AlABAAAA'S DEHEMoTHS

, Crimson Behemoths here Satur'
day In a game that demands
major portion Of the National
football spotlight.
The $4,000 Grant Field seats
were sold out weeks ago.
Boosting q tremendous line
that hasn't allowed a single
touchdown by rushing this year,
Alabama will attempt to stop
one of the country's most diver
sified attacks when Techs IL
horsemen 90 on the offense.
Only by stopping every often
sive weapon known to football
can the Crimson halt the bowl
bound march of the Engineers.
Last odds quoted by cautious
gambling gentry around these
parts give the Jackets a Us
edge. but on the face of the rec
ord even these short odds are
questionable.
Alabama has beaten four ma
jor teams - Mississippi State,
Tennessee, Kentucky and South
Carolina. Tech has taken the
measure of five. They are Au-
burn, Notre Dame, Navy, Duke
and Kentucky. The Tide lost to
Georgia for its only defeat.
TECH is GOOD
In the five major encounters
and this may be a surprise to
many-the engineers allowed but
20 points against them while
Alabama in the same number OF
games with class opponents has
allowed 80. The Tide scored SO
points in these tits and Tech
122.
Man for man the Alabama
line gets the nod but with tao
kles Olenski and Fichman due
for limited service because of
injuries, one big Tide advantage
may be overcome.
Though not as highly touted,
Techs line has not been match
ed this year, but Engineer for
ward reserve strength is consid-
cred much weaker. Jack Helms,
starting end, has an injured
back and probably will not play.
Freshman Clint Castleberry
and his sophomore playmate. Ed
kop, have claimed most
Of the Tech backfield headlines
this year but McHugh, Sheldon,
Hancock, Eldredge, Stein, Kuhn.
Faulkner, Luck, Plaster and
Dodd can all be called upon
without sacrificing the three
way Jacket threat.
In r. Mosley, Craft, Sabo and
Sails, the Crimson has start
ing backfield that carries a pow
erful running threat, excellent
lxnicking and fair passing. The
addition of August, McWhorter.
Scales or Jenkins may be ex-
pected before the game is over.
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Says Mirlawqy is Classiest
Hav-Burner of this Season

tory Handicap at Belmont. Alsab
was quite bundle of hayburn-
err.
That's their story, but from
there on the record rides with
Warren Wright's Whizz-Bang.
He has gone through campaign
even sitter than Alsab's and
has carried weight burdens
bearing striking resemblance to
loaded brewery trucks. Yet,
through as tough a campaign as
any gee-gee has galloped In
years, he remained as sound as
the mint, while the Sab had to
knock off a couple of months
with. sore legs.
On top of that, Whirly picked
this year to wipe out Sea Bis
cults money-winning record.
His S8,625 pay-check for the
Governor Bowie Handicap at
Pimlico yesterday skyrocketed
his three-season bank account
to $548,4 61.
Alsab picked up s227,7l5 for
1912, compared with Whirla-
ways S198, $500. However, he
had the benefit of 10 purse.
from $25, 900 to $4,000 to do it.
Mr.. Long Tail had a crack at
only one of more than $25, 900
The Sab blew q lot of his fanci-
est financial opportunities, like
the Derby and the Belmont
while the war came along to rob
Whirly of his one shot at the
heavy sugar-the Santa Anita
500, 900.
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while Bob Mengene and Mickey
Connolly join him on the T line.
All are seasoned veterans.
Holovak, Lansford, Pa, pro-
duct, is the best blocker on the
squad and often leads the inter-
ference. His defensive ability
is beyond reproach.
He is enlisted in the Navy VI
program and will report for
midshipmen training after grad
uation in February.
. The fleet gets another destroy
err