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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
MountCen,ens
High Notes
BY Tom B Dick oonoldsen
VALENTINE DANCE

VALENTINE DANCE
Yes there will be another VAL
entine Dance, and again spon-
sored by the Mount Clemens
High School A Cappella Choir
under the direction of Bernard
McGhee. Last years dance was
one Of the highlights Of the 1941
social calendar and this years
event looks to be bigger and bet
ter than ever before. The chair
man for the dance Is Dick Smith.
veteran member Of the boys
glee club and A Cappella Choir.
Dick Is q Senior.
REPORT CARDS
Maybe the old wood shed will
come into use again Friday, be-
cause each Of the 1900 Bather
students will trudse to city high
school to get his report cards.
Some will be very happy while
others will probably not be seen
around home until evening. Also,
Friday will see many members
Of the senior class Of 1912 end
ing their twelve years Of school
ing they were 30 lucky to be
able to obtain.
BAND
The Mount c lie m ms High
School Band Is practising stead
lily In preparation for Its Concert
to be held Sunday, Feb. IS, In
the afternoon. The tickets for the
concert are now on sale for 20
cents. Mr.. Glare Wigell r. the d.
rector Of the band and has chosen
some very popular selections
that are known by music lovers.
STUDENTS, WATCH OUT!
The senior class II out looking
for informal snapshots Of fellow
clasNnen. Those that are accept
ed will be used In the 1912 year
book now being printd. The pic
lures that usually appear are
taken from al angles and at
all times % watch out and don't
do anything you'll be sorry for
because Il might be shown on the
roto pages Of the "Clemension." "
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Legal Notices
STATE OF MICHIGAN
N the CIRCUIT COURT Y0B tn
COUNTY OF MAC0MD

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Cussing Costs
Money at Post

FORT MACARTHUR, CALF.
Jan. % - up - Cussing costs
money at this army post.
Chaplain Michael John Clare
has distributed boxes which he
calls cusadors into which men
who use violent language may
drop conscience money. The
fund buys flowers for the church
altar and takes bankrupt soldiers
to movies.
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Priuafe Promoted
to Rank of CAPTAIN

FORT RILEY, KAS.. Jan. 20
-(R-From captain TO private
in "a hours-that's what the Ar
my did to Walter A. Kopszywa
of Biloxi, Miss.
Private Kopszywa was captain
of q gulf fishing vessel before
his induction.
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entitled cause. and that - APPEAR from
go OF Whereabouts Of said defendants,
or their unknown heirs. devisees. leesteee
and sooieus are unknown. and that u
cannot b acertsined In what state or
country said defendants or any OF them
On motion Of NEALE q HrRr and
DOUGLAS W. BALL. attorneys soe plain
4 n Ordered, that ssid defendants and
each and every Of them. cause their
appearance 10 b entered hsrein within
three 80 months from the date Of this
order. or In default thereof. that said bill
Of complaint b taken - confessed By
said dsisndants. and their unknown heirs.
devtsoes, Ieeatoes and sssiGna
70 u Further Ordered. that within forty
days, ooA1 plaintiffs cause . COPY OF this
order 20 be published In the Mount Glenn
ems Monitor. . newopapor printed. pub
li:hsd and circulated In SAID County.
once n each week for stx successive
NEIL. Z. REID
Circuit Judge.
cousrERNoNKD,
3anice L. Rose
Deputy County Cork
TATE notice that this suit involves and
% brought 70 quiet title 70 the following
described piece or parcel Of land situst-
"a an1 being IN the CITY Of Mount
Clemens, County Of Aacomb and State
he ssssssIy . -. q l.nes bound
q uorthsrly By lands q Kendrick.
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BACK HOME TO FATHER
FRANKLIN. ND.-In John
son Circuit Court, Mrs. Mamie
Bryant Seward was divorced at
Is from John Howard Seward
Of Edinbdfg.
Shortly afterward, Frank Bry-
ant Of Edinburg sued Mrs. Bessie
N. Bryant for q divorce.
He asked custody of two
daughters, including Mrs. Mamie
Bryant Seward.
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Competent housekeeper for
family of four. Stay or 60 home
nights. 2 children hiR' school
age. Couple employed. Good
wages and working conditions.
Reply giving age and experience
Box 66.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale 20

Beautiful, New, Brick Home
Croker Blvd. Wooded Estate
facing Gowanie Golf Course.
The chance of q lifetime!
CURT GOSNELL, REALTOR
Tel. Mt. Clemens 1904 w
NEW BRICK HOMES
Now Ready-Scott Blvd. e.
FILA. payments less than rent.
Costs going up! Don't delay!
CURT GOSNELL. REALTOR
1415 Standish Rd. Mt. Clemens
Tel. Mt. Clemens 1904 w
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British army men call the Ger
man launch-torpedo boat "a
"T-boat," with the az" mean
iug Enemy.
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Experienced girl for general
homework. Stay nights. Four In
family. List references when
answering. Box 81, The Daily
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Chairs soc, radios Soc; used
rugs Okla $3.-new $24.50; cot
ton mattresses so lbs. $4.98. Why
pay more when you can buy far
less ut Tebo's Auction House,
Third at Dickinson. Phone 420J.
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ROOM AND BOARD


Very nice room, well heated.
very reasona lc. Near Selfridge
bus line. Everything furnished.
Phone 272-J. 81 Scott Blvd.
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St0v0& Ut0keSSs 0S1S9SU 0'1o
l04l Medium-sized Duo-therm
oil burner. Perfect condition.
Complete with two S. gallon
barrels. $4,000 Cash. IA Cass
avenue. Mt. Clemens.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Federal Golf Leaders
Meet 10 Consider
Twilight Loop
Carey Bonnister Think
Well Of Suggestion
By Prof. Al Jomison

President Paul Carey and Tourna-
ment Boss H. N. Bannister of the
Federal Golf Association plan a
meeting over the week end to dis
cuss formation of Government
twilight links league at East Poto-
mac Park The idea was proposed
to them several days ago by Al
Jamison, East Potomac Park pro.
Both Carey and Bannister believe
the scheme has some good points,
and might work into regular
schedule of individual and team
matches played late in the afternoon
at the downtown public course.
Matches would be sponsored by the
Federal Golf Association and the
players would play after regular
working hours. With war time in
force golf can be played during the
long summer days up to $50 pm.
Meanwhile, the Government links
men are tuning their golf for the
final rounds in The Star-sponsored
match play championship, to be
played at Kenwood in Glass A. and
Indian Spring in Class B, both on
July 10, The Glass A final will find
Treasury meeting FBI. while in
Glass B championship the issue lies
between Agriculture and WPA. The
latter team came with rush in th'
last class match of the season tc
win 5lz points, and top its section.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Son Of Spanish Star
On Links Plays for
College Crown
De 10 Tore, Entry From
Northwestern, Facing
Stunford's Totum
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. June al
Here in America where golfer is as
free as his swing. the name of De la
Tore is being reborn.
Two decades ago Angel de ia Tore
was the golfng pride of Spain
winner of five Spanish opens, heavy
money winner in European tourna-
ments, teacher of the game to Span
ish royalty.
Today Angels son, 20-year-old
Manuel of Northwestern. went after
the National intercollegiate golt
championship, his biggest step in
following his fathers.
Manuel met Frank Tatum. jr.. OF
Stanford, a Phi Beta Kappa engi-
neering student, in the final 36-hole
title round today over the Chain o
Lakes course.
1t was the third time in the meet s
As years that Big Ten Conference
player had become finalist. De la
Torres predecessors were Chuck
Kocsis and Johnny Fischer. both of
Michigan. And they both won the
championship.
In yesterdays 36-hole semifinals
Tatum defeated Harold Gjolme of
the University of Washington, 4 and
2. Gjolme's game simply fell apart
while Tatum's hot putter and deadly
chip shots widened the gap. Tatum
sunk a 30-foot putt for a deuce on
the 34th green to clinch the victory.
De Ia Torres ability to make re-
markable recoveries ultimately fin
ished of Bob Kuntz of Yale. 6 and 5
The Yale sharpshooter never was
ahead after the morning round.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Nations S Speedboai
Pilots Compete in
Buffalo Regatta
Four RecordhoIders
Among Contestonts
In 2-Doy Event
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y, June 27.-Some
OF the Nations ace speedboat
drivers, including four record hold
ers, gun their racing craft over
Niagara River today in the start
Of the two-day Buffalo International
Regatta.
Heading the champions is Veteran
Jack Pop Cooper, Kansas City,
Mo, holder of the world 9l-cublc
inch mark
Other titllsts entered are Joe Tag
CART, Canton. Ohio, whose Tommy
Ann III established a world mark
for 225-cubic inch hydroplanes last
year; Henry Schrake. Canton, Ohio,
135-cubic inch world champion. and
Al Brinkman, Buffalo, Canadian
national 225-cubic inch title holder
Orchestra Leader Guy Lombardo
has entered his Tempo w in the
unlimited class Pope Trophy event.
Fred Jacoby. North Bergen, holder
of the Albany-to-New York mara
thon title, and Lane Duncan and
Leon Guthrie. both of Cleveland,
Ohio, champions of the Mid-East
Outboard Association, also are
scheduled starters.
First of its kind to be held in
Buffalo, the meet is sanctioned by
the American Power Boat Associa- =
ton. Proceeds will 60 to the United
States Coast Guard Welfare Fund
and two Buffalo charities. Prizes in
the professional classes will be paid
in war savings.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Hagen Pays Tribute,
But Hopes 10 Beat
Walker Cuppers
Little ond Dudley Top
List Of Linksmen to
Bottle Great Team
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. June ~. Walter
Hagen. who should be an authority
says the 1912 American Ryder CUP
golf team is one of the best ever
assembled. but he has named eight
members OF challenger squad that
he hopes will score surprising vic
tory in the Red Cross charity match
here July 18 and l9.
In selections announced yester-
day Hagen topped his squad with
Lawson Little and Ed Dudley. who
assisted Bobby Jones challengers
to a 7-to-5 victory over the Cup
pers last year that squared the
war-orphaned series at one match
The others are Henry Picard and
Dick Metz, discarded from the cup
squad; Jimmy Thomson. Sam Byrd
and two Michigan stars, young
Melvin Chick Harbert of Battle
Creek and the veteran Al Watrous
of Detroit.
Hagen himself will play in OPEN
ing day foursome matches but will
yield a singles assignment to Wa
trous. pro at the host Oakland
Hills course Two others will be
selected from a list that includes
the Turnesa brothers, Jim and
Mike; Ralph Guldahl. Denny Shute
and Chandler Harper
Hagen comedies that the cup
squad has four or five players-re-
ferring particularly to Ben Hogan,
Byron Nelson. Sam Snead. Jimmy
Demaret and Craig Wood-who will
be hard to beat. but Sir Walter is
counting on manipulating his line
up so as to use his talent to the
best possible advantage.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Slump Cuts Bestudik S
A. A. Batting Lead
10 Five Points
vthe Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June T.-Old Man
Batting Slump, striking indiscrimi-
nately among the American Associa-
tons top 10 sluggers. finally has
caught upswith Joe Bestudik.
The Indianapolis third baseman
continued to lead association bats
men, but his margin was cut to flve
points when he slumped Is to 1884.
Eric Upton of Kansas City
climbed to second place on a gain OF
six points, displacing Wayne Black
burn, another Indianapolis slugger.
who dropped to fourth. Upton had
q 329 average.
After Bestudik and Upton in the
top 10 came Andy Gilbert. Louis
vile. .322; Blackburn. 800; Huck
Geary. Minneapolis, 3l6: Ed Stanky,
Milwaukee. .3l5; Joe Vosmik, Min
neapolis. .310; Don Lang, Kansas
City, $40; George Lacy, Louisville,
$40; Hal Peck. Milwaukee, .306.
Home run honors still rested with
Harvey Walker of Minneapolis, who
had 13. George Myatt of Columbus
was held Without base theft, but his
total of IA still led the league.
Herb Karpel of Kansas City had
five victories without a defeat to
set the pace among the pitchers
George Munger of Columbus had
won eight and lost two.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
s Plight Makes Tiger Owners Idea of Baseball Recess 43 Reasonable
Burnett, AIbertus, al Fino|ists
In Maryland Golf, Again Clash
Tough Semi Seen for Lost D. c. Survivor;
Cox Scorches Congressional Course

any easy road to victory. Albertus Is
on his stick. as he proved by licking
Ray Swearingen, Columbia champ,
In an overtime match yesterday,
coming from behind to grab the
victory, Burnett beat Gene Pittman,
Congressional champ, in the first
round and licked Charlie Bassler Of
Rolling Road in the afternoon
session.
Meyer after knocking Spencer
Overton out of the tourney licked
tall Dick Melvin of Kenwood in the
afternoon, while Wisner beat Co.
medalist Eddie Ault OF Indian
Spring in the opening round.
Joe Barse Of Columbia, District
junior champ. survived two match
rounds and met Rip Mann OF Mount
Pleasant in the ond-flight semi
final today. Art Myers. the District
schoolboy champ. lost in the third
flight yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Ms. Stokes Strong
Choice in Final Of
Maryland Golf
Encounters Mrs. Click;
Mrs. Brundon Coins
Hinshow Trophy

Mrs. Walter r. Stokes. the Dis
trict women's champion was an
overwhelming favorite to beat Mrs.
Maurice Click OF Woodholme and
win the Maryland State women's
championship in the final round to-
day at the Country Club OF Mary
land. For the third straight day
Mrs. Stokes yesterday played the
tough first nine of that course In
40 strokes in her 3 and l semiflnal
victory over Elizabeth Bonthron.
Mrs. Click, who earlier in the week
won the qualifying round. beat Mrs.
T. E. Schleuderberg of Baltimore in
the other semifinal. 2 up.
If Mrs. Stokes wins today she will
be past the two-thirds mark in her
campaign to win all the major titles
in this part of the land. Next major
affair on the feminine list is the
Middle Atlantic championship at
Congressional in August.
Mrs. Brandon Hinshaw Cup Winner.
Mrs. Thomas o. Brandon. runner
up in the District women's cham
pionship last week. is the new holder
Of the Hinshaw Trophy at Columbia
The women of that club wound up
their tourney for the Hinshaw Cup
earlier than scheduled, Mrs. Bran
don winning the 72-hole affair with
scores of 81-83-90-344. Mrs. W.
Ea Eol lie hA
award with 1882.
Top net winner was Mrs. Norman
B. Frost, who played with a single
round handicap of 13 and wound up
the tourney with a net total of 800.
Mrs. William E. Hall was second
with 13) 1856. Other prizes were
won as follows: Best SO holes, Mrs.
j. F. Gross, 1893; best 18 holes. Mrs.
A. c. Minnix. 95; selected SO holes,
Mrs. w. B. Jarvis, 1874 selected l8
holes. Mrs. F. c. McCord. "a.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins and Mrs R.
D. Young scored % in selected five
holes tourney at Washington, with
Mrs. Hopkins winning the draw, tied
Aoi otSOlIo "CIC N1l D. L. l1OILS
and Mrs. r. F. Nicholson with %.
Mrs. Bener Kenwood Victor.
Mrs. Ralph Bener won the Mrs.
Donald Kane Trophy at Kenwood,
with 90-2l-69. The gross award went
to Mrs. w. E. Foley with 95. Other
net winners were: Mrs. William
Woodward. 9S-23-75: Mrs c. P.
Redick, lo8-32-76; Mrs. NJ M. Wire,
99-2l-78; Mrs. John Barron. 100
21-79.
Congressional women golfers split
up into two teams. with the Red
team licking the Blues 2fa to ILL.,.
Playing on the teams were the fol-
lowing; Red-Mrs. c. T. Penn, Mrs
H. j. Klossner, Mrs. j. D. East, Mrs
Frank Murray, Mrs E. Hanson, Mrs
M. R. Paul, Mrs G. Allen, Mrs. J. w
Godfrey, Mrs. H. Weber. Mrs. F. G
Await Mrs. H. A. Knox. and Mrs
w. Mcmillan. Blues-Mrs. c. j
Wilkinson, Mrs w Kerber. Mrs
R. E Burks, Mrs. r. w. PAYNE, Mrs
Charles Slawson. Mrs. John Ives
Mrs Dixon Lewis. Mrs. George JAM
Mrs Arnold McNitt. Mrs. Frank
Murphy. Mrs H. M Chapman. Mrs
Edgar Ricen, Mrs. R. NJ Battle.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Draw Decision Likely
To GET 0ver|in Third
Crack al Aposto|i
Verdict Diseusts Ken,
Who Got Big Margin
EorIy in Serop
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.


NORFOLK, Va, June 27.-Fred
Apostoh, one-time San Francisco
bellhop, was clamoring for another
shot at Congo Ken Overlin today
and after last nights staiemate in
the battle of former middleweight
champions he probably can get it
pronto-and on the nearest street
corner.
Overlin still is sizzling about the
duke Ken piled up healthy mar
gin in the early sessions of the 10
round struggle with his clever left
and while Apostoli dogged Ken
throughout he didn't catch up with
him until the closing stages Of the
brawl.
Fred had Overlin in bad shape in
the seventh after mailing him with
A couple of vicious shots to the head,
but Ken fought back furiously with
both hands and was holding his
own at the bell Apostoli tried des-
perately for a kavo in the last three
rounds, wading in recklessly in an
effort to land the pay-of punch.
but Overlins cleverness saved him.
1t was the second meeting be-
tween the two and emphasized how
much Overlin has slowed down in
! the last year. The crowd of 7,00C
which plunked down a neat pile OF
greenbacks for the Navy Relief So
ciety, saw Apostoh land punches he
wouldn't have come close with a
year ago.
In the preliminaries. Warren
Dean of Richmond kayoed Johnny
Basora of Baltimore in the fourth
round, Bill Duffy Of the NavaI
Training Station decisioned Phi
Ensenza OF Baltimore. Sailor Lou
Bass outpointed Johnny Finezzo OF
Baltimore. and another COB. Lee
! Center. whipped Eddie Finazzo OF
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1942-06-27

BY the Associated Press.
If first impressions are lasting,
there will be some more gray hairs
on the heads of seven International
League managers now that Emerson
Roser, husky Highlander, has Joined
the Newark Bears Of the Interna-
tional League.
Making his second start since
ccn,ns ION the Kansas City Blues
of the American Association Roser
hurled a shit 80 verdict over the
Syracuse Chiefs last night. Nate
Andrews of the Chiefs gave up only
four hits but his wildness proved
his undoing.
The triumph was Rogers second