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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
GENE GULL HERE
 FROM KETCHlkAN

Gene Gull, Aeronautical Inspec- tor for the Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, arrived by Ellis Air Transport plane Tuesday afternoon from Ketchikan where he has been for several weeks in connection with the Gillian plane crash.
 While he was in Ketchikan, MT. Gull took an active part in the rescue of the passengers. from the plane and led the party tha t went into the wreckage to bring out the body of Miss Susan Bat ger, who died from injuries re- ceived when the plane crashed.
 MT. Gull is in Juneau on his way to his headquarters in An. chorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
HAGERUp WA5
 HIGH BOWER .,x
 TUESDAY NIGHT

Hagerup, of the Aces, made high single game score and high three game. total in tournament bowling of the Classic League teams on the Efks Club alleys last night His high single game score was 268 in the second frame and in three games he rolled a total of 65l. pr. Stewart, of the Royals, had second high total score with 626.
 Scores made last night were:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
VICTORY GARDEN CAMPAIGN WILL ].
 GET UNDERWAYEi
Alaska Extension Service
 to Cooperate with
 Local Agencies


 On March first the Extension Service of the United States De- partment of Agriculture will launch the Home Food Supply for Victory Campaign with a national Roll Call of All Rural Women Rural means farm, village and suburban families. Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen said today
 Alaska Gardens Necessary
 The lifeline to the States will be short this year. First helpings of all food stuifs will go to the mill tary forces and to fill lend-iease orders. Transportation is. already oyertaxed and food shipments may be curtailed. Every pound of food grown at home releases ships and workers needed elsewhere. Many Alaska families have always grown a share of their food supply and under the present threat of short- ages and high prices many more will make special effort to pro- duce in greater abundance }.
 Roll Call of Gardeners
 To find out how many are going to garden. the Alaska Extension Service, cooperating with local or ganizatioris all over Alaska, has asked a Roll Call of all gardeners. In Juneau. the local Garden Club will take charge of the census, Be- tween March and 20 committee of local neighborhood Leaders will visit the residents of the section of the town to which they have been assigned to secure a count of the number who intend to gar den and the size of the plot. The combined report will be sent to the Service of the University of Alaska.
 Juneau Committee
 Mrs. Wellman Holbrook, Presi- dent of the Garden Club has ap- pointed the following to act as leaders for various sections of Ju- neauites: Mrs. c. B. Ransapher, Mrs. Jack Messer, Mrs. Jake Crop ley, Mrs. Oscar Olson, Mrs. Charles I Forward, Mrs. John Cline, Mrs. Al zenger Mrs. Earl McGinty, Mrs. ! Milford Leivers, Mrs Mae Crowell, ! Mrs. Jack Clark. All gardeners be- ! yond Vanderbilt are requested 70 leave reports at the Shattuck Insurance office.
 The combined statistics from alIf over the territory will show the4 extent of gardening carried on and indicate our patriotic endeavor to ! De self-supporting slr
 Report Garden Space
 Those who have vacant lots orr yarden space which they do not Intend to cultivate, themselves are lrged to. report to Mrs Holbrook 1. 1T the neighborhood leader.
 At Douglas, the Roll Call will be aken by committee cooperating l, with Mrs. J. R. Guerin. Native vil- ages will report through the Of- ice of Indian Affairs as they have lone in previous years Isolated gar- 'eners not included in other counts4 Ire urged to report direct to theH H Extension Service, College, Alaska. Y
 Neighborhood leaders will act as advisors and to amateurs who wish or information on garden ng. For further advice there will | 'e a series of meetings conducted y Lorin T. Oldroyd, Director Of Extension Service of the Univer- ity of Alaska in the various towns 'f Southeast Alaska during March nd April.
 Two helpful bulletins are avail-t ble: Grow a Garden In Alaska nd Greenhouses in Alaska" ManyIs i the U. s. D. A. Farmers bull II stins are also available by writing i1 0 the University at College, Alaska. E
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
TRAIN g g E RAkkED

WILMINGTON, Delaware, Feb. 24 -The Pennsylvania's crack pas seager train Cavalier" heavily crowded, stopped for signal and was rammed in the rear by a speed ingv switch engine. The two rear coaches were smashed and 63 pas sehgers and crewmen were injured, five. seriously
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
HE GOT IT

CHICAGO-Potesting against be- ing inducted into the Army young selectee argued that fellow with name like his should be in the Marine Corps
 He got his wish. The new recruit IS George P. Marines, Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

The Statue of Liberty was un- yelled on Bedloe's Island in New York harbor Oct. 28, 1886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

Australian steel works at New castle and Port Kembla produce more than l ,800.0O0. tons a. year. sl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

Percy Reynolds has left St. Ann's Hospital where he received medi- cal care, and returned home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

A recent survey indicates that an average freight train of 59 cars is started on it's way in the United States every 3.7 seconds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

That I r-ill not be responsible for any debts-only those contracted hy myself.
 adv. OSCAR TILSON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
Ho5pITAL No1E5

Jira Slagle entered St. Anns Hospital yesterday for medical at tention.
 John Pomon, medical patient, was discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
WS(DUkpED
 FROM LEAD
 LAST NIGHT
Oregon State Gives Coug- ars Bad WdlIoping
 in Corvallis

CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 24 - Oregon State spilled Washington State out of the Northern Division leadership last night, taking con- ference game 5l to 35 to throw Washington State a half game be- hind the University of Washington Huskies who now lead the league.
 Oregon State took control in the opening minute and, was never be- hind, leading 26 to 19 at the half.
 Dale Bishop, Cougar center, kept his team in the running with one hand shots from the end zone, scoring IS points. Don Durdan was high for the Oregonians with IT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
NOTICE

Musicians Dance, March 6. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
RUMMAGE SALE

By Lutheran Ladies Aid, Thurs day, Feb. 25, Church Parlors. start ing 10 am. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24

Empire Classifieds Payl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Fred a.. DiehI

Funeral services for Fred G.
Dlchl, So, Of 1870 Charbeneau
avenue. Harrison township, will
be held Thursday at $50 m.
at the d. N. Cooley funeral
homc.
Mr. Dichl died last night at
ST Joseph's hospital where he
had been patient for two
weeks He was born in Detroit,
and he had lived for 10 years in
the vicinity of Mount Clemens,
He was employed by the Gray
Marine Motor company, in De
trOIt.
He Wasthe son Of the late Carl
and Bertha Diehl, and he is sur
vlved by his wife; one son, Pfc.
Arfar-N tt1enf, Camp Livingston,
Louisiana; three daughters, &C.
cilia Betty, and Patricia; two
brothers, Andrew, OF RoseVille,
and John; one sister. Mrs. So
phle Gaybar, Of Detroit.
Ten o clock services will be
held Thursday at 81, Louis Cath
Ollie church, Father Joseph
Schramm officiating Praye rs
Will be said tomorrow night at 8
o clock at the funeral home.
The remains may be seen
after 7 pm. tonight at the fu-
neral home. Burial will be at St
Peter Catholic cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
CRAP SHOOTERS LOSE

-Four Negroes arrested Satur-
day evening by Sergt. Stanley
Campbell Of the Mount Glenn
ems police department, for shoot
ing dice at the home of Henry
Reese, SO Meade street, were
losers today, as they were or
dercd to pay fines and costs
ranging from Sl045 TO S25.75
10y Justice Frank f. Jeanette.
They pleaded guilty TO charges
of diSorderly conduct. F in e d
we're Elmer French, of 81 Mea-
die who paid SlO85; Earl Greg
DRY. %. Of l04 North Gratiot.
who paid S1045; Crawford
Parks. 25, Of 19 Barbara street,
who paid SlO.85; Reese, %, who
paid s2a75 and was put on six
months probation
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Obituaries
Helen G;rinRPU

RICHMOND -- Funeral ScrV-
ices for Mrs Helen Grinncll, 90,
who died Sunday at her home,
458 Macomb street VIII be held
at 2 p. m Wednesday from the
Clifford y HeuSch F ,n.era |
Home with Rev D. y. Brady,
pastor Of the Richmond Congre-
gational~church. officiating.
She was born oct 81. 1882
in 81 Clair county the daugh-
ter Of the late Mr. an Mrs. John
Vogt She taught i'm rural schools
in Columbus township until her
marriage IN 1875 to Peter Grin
nell.
Surviving are daughter,
Mrs Linus NcCauley, of Rich
mond township two sisters. the
Misses Anna and Frances Vogt,
with whom she lived three
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren
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Sicily
Continued from Page One

the central and southern por-
tions of the line and number Of
German battalions lost half
their effective strength in at
tempts 10 batter back the relent-
less forward rush of the Allied
troops who swept in wheeling
movement from central Sicily.
The Canadians bore the brunt
OF the operation and made gains
against the heaviest opposition,
and the Allied communique said
the American advance, too, was
proceeding according 10 plan.
However. the Germans were
managing TO stiffen their resist
ance as the Americans drove
into the harder core OF the en-
emy's defense positions.
INTENSITY BLOWS
Medium bonn bers attacked
raj way communications at
Marina Di Paola in southern
Italy while light bomberS and
fighter bombers continued the
assault upon shipping in Sicillan
harbors and on road communica-
tons on the island, the Allied
communique said.
On the night of July 25-26 the
port Of Milazzo, Sicily. was at
tackled by medium bombers and
torpedo carrying aircraft sank
an enemy merchant vessel in the
Tyrrhenian Sea.
In addition TO the Il JU-32's
shot down in offensive sweeps
over the MesSina area on July
IS, Allied fighters shot down 8
of the enemy escort planes.
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MussOlini
Continued from Pag, One

Continued from Pag' one
troops had moved into place IN
Rome.
Thus. Italian authorities all
ready were taking necessary
steps 10 maintain order while
The population was completely
unaware Of the historic hour
sounding for tho nation
II was got said whether II
Ducc was present 10 the second
half 0f the session IN which
Count Dino Grand former Min
.stcr Of Fore gn Affairs and Jus
tee. presented the resolution
hostile 20 mum that was adopted.
ATTACK REPORT
MuSsoGnl earlier had present
cd report OF the Sltuauon--a
report violently attacked by
Grsndi who proposed that the
council and government give all
power 20 the crown, and en-
trust the king with command of
all armed forces.
A feeble effort TO obtain some
support for Mussolini was made
by Carlo Scorza, Gaetano Pol
Verclh and General EMO Gal
bait. chief Of the Fascist mill
tia and a few others.
The Grand resolution was
adopted by a vote Of 10 against
7, with one absent.
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Col. Boyd
Continued from Page One

fax apartments, Fifth avenue.
His wife, Mrs Ann Broad Boyd,
now resides with the colonel al
Selfridge Field. They have no
children.
Following seven months dec
II, 1918, 90 July 30, 1919 as an
enlisted man. Colonel BOYD was
commissioner a Second Lleuten-
ant temporary i'm the Air Serv-
ice on July 81. 1918. He attend
cd Ground School at Princeton,
~ j, and was graduated from
the flying school at Love Field,
Dallas, Tex
Subsequent promotions were
as follows Second Lieutenant
permanent, Air Service, July
/, 1920; FIRST Lieutenant, July /,
1920 Captain, June ! 1884;
Major temporary Dec g 1886;
Major (permancnU, July /,
1910; Lieutenant Colonel (tem-
porary), March p. l941; Lieut.
ensnt Colonel tAUS). Sept Is,
1871; Colonel (AUS, AC), March
/, 1912 Colonel (AUS), Oct 81.
1912 He also holds the per
msnent rank Of Lieutenant Col
oncl as of Nov. IS, 1912.
Rated as command pilot, a
command observer and techni-
cal observer, Colonel Boyd has
been graduated from the. Air
Service ground gunnery school,
1918, the Air Service Photogra-
ply School, 1921, and the Air
Corps Technical school, 1893.
Since graduation from flying
school, Colonel Boyd stations
have been as follows Dayton
90 Ground Gunnery School,
1918: Garden City az j. Air
Concentration Camp, 1913, Carl
strom Field, Fla; Langley Field,
Va McCook Field (now Wright
Field, Dayton, O France Field,
Canal Zone, 1924 TO 1925.
Brooks Field, Tex March Field.
Cal: Colorado National Guard
duty, Denver, Colo Blggs Field,
Tex. 1882 to 1887, Air Corps
Tactical School. Maxwell Field.
Ala 1898: Maryland National
Guard duty. Baltimore. Md !,
HIckam Field, Hawaii. January,
l94l. 10 May. 1913 Headquart-
ery Third Air Force, Tampa
Fla and Selfridge Field, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Minnie Werner

Funeral services for Minnie
{ Werner, AZ, Of 1921" Detour
boulevard, ST. Clair Shores, who
died yesterday al the st. Jo-
sephs hospital will be held
Thursday morning at $40 a. m.
from the Roy j. Kaul Funeral
Home, ST. Clair Shoreg, and 10
a m from St Gertrude catho-
lie Church. Rev. Faith Dennis
Hayes Will officiate. Burial will
follow al the family lot at the
White Chapel Cemetery in Bir-
mingham.
She IS survived by her hus-
band, Charles w. Werner, and
sister Mrs. Frank Fink.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
John Dillon

Funeral services for John Dill
Ion, 81. of 1890 Delaware,
Roseville, were held Monday
from the Kaul Funeral Home
WIN continuing services at Sa-
cred Heart church, Roseville.
Employed by Ford Motor he
died Thursday in Henry Ford
Hospital.
Surviving besides the wife,
Mary, are 10 children. Thomas,
Clifford, Raymond, Hubert Mrs.
August Witt. Scrgt. John l.. S.
Army, Mrs Thomas Frudd. Mrs.
seven brothers and sist rs. Pat
rick Sister ThomasIna, Of the
Loretta Nuns, Mrs G o q FIRE Y
Thoulx, Mrs. Michael Niece,
Mrs Patrick Enright and Mrs.
J =. Hunt
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Milton Taylor

Funeral services for Milton
TAYLOR. IS. Of 2876O Hillview,
Rosevillc who drowned Satur-
day while swimming in Lake
Orion, VIII be held Wednesday
at Q a m. from the Kaul Funer-
al Home, Roseville, and at $50
from Sacred Heart church with
burial IN Sacred Heart ceme-
terry,
Surviving are his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Taylor, his
paternal grandmother, Mrs. 10
Seph TAYLOR, and his maternal
grandfather, Sam LaFleur.
Milton was swimming with
Philip Thomas, Is. Of Roseville,
off Sunset Beach when seized by
a Cramp
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Five Injured
in Accidents
Mishops Mar
Weekend Troffie

Five persons are recovering
today from injuries sustained in
a series Of accidents which oc-
Cured over the week end.
Injured were:
walter Bielowas, 30, SCI
Woodward avenue, Detroit, head
injuries.
Beverly X. Durham. 2, Of 1868
Jefferson avenue. head injuries.
Romons La Durham, 8, of
236S jefferson avenue, bruises
on leg and arms.
John Higgins, 1911 Caniff,
Detroit, possible fractured rib
and decorations on the shoulder
and chest.
Milan l.. Datchelder, of Oil
Goss. Route 2. Utica, decorations
on the side and hips.
Bielowas was injured when
he lost control of his car on
Sunday. and ran into a pole.
The accident occurred on Ora
tiot, 200 feet from North Com
mon road
The Durham girls were in
iured in a collision on Jeffer-
son and South Furton avenues
between William r. HermeS, of
4459 Millar road, and Opal M.
Durham, of 1853 Jefferson, early
Sunday morning,
AS Higgins was emerging from
a DSR bus on g Mile road and
Gratiot on Sunday evening, he
stepped into the path Of a pass
ing car. East Detroit police re-
ported He was promptly taken
to Saratoga hDsital The driver
of the car, Fred Jack Garch, OF
1903 Michigan avenue, Detroit,
was released after questioning
He blamed the pouring rain for
poor visibility.
Datchelder. a neWsboy, was
riding a bicycle Saturday eve
ming on Mound road near l9
Mile road when he was struck
by William Mcfarland, sc, of
925 West Marshall, Ferndale.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Alleged Gambler
Held for Trial
Foees Examination
on August 4

John r. LipSki, %, of 8274
Rivard, Baseline, alleged distri-
butor of nickel slot machine
seized last Thursday by sheriffs
deputies, was held under 500
bond today for examination
August 4 before Justice Donald
j. Parent on charges of keeping
gaming equipment.
Lipski pleaded innocent to
the charge on arraignment Mon
day. Michael Lock, 80, of 1894
Hull, Detroit, proprietor of the
Warren township gasoline sta
ton where the slot machine was
found, is held under $50 bond
for circuit court trial on the
same charge He waved exam
ination before Justice Parent
Thursday.
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O w [
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
described Emanuele The Nor
onic Little King The refer
ence was dropped from the 3 p.
m broadcast
"FasciSm is still in power in
Italy. the broadcast quoted
Grafton 1t has put on a new
face, that is all"
An Italian language broad
cast by Owl carried unofficia
comments Of a John Durfee,
il was announced, the United
States would continue the war
irrespective of whether MusSo-
lini, Marshall Badoglio or 1.-The
Fascist King himself rules
Italy.
The broadcast said that Mar
shall Badoglio had maintained
effective membership in the
Fascist party.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Veterans 10 fete
Burning Of Mortgage

The Harry Ollrich Post No. 4
of the American Legion will
celebrate the burning of the
mortgage next Sunday at 2 D. m.
at the Legion clubhouse on
North Gratiot.
The last payment on their pro-
perty has been made, and after
a pot-luck picnic served by the
Legion Auxiliary there will be
a ceremony for the burning of
the mortgage. c m m n q r
Charles Mikelait announced to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Ella DOSS

Last rites for Ella Doss. 50,
Of 2lll7 Yale boulevard. St.
Clair Shores, who died Satur-
q y AT her home were held this
afternoon at 2 p. m. from the
Roy j. Raul Funeral Home. St.
Clair Shores, with the Rev. Wal
ter Wiggert Of the ST. Mark s
Lutheran Church OF Roseville
officiating Burial followed at
the Clinton Grove Cemetery.
She is survive by her husband,
Victor j (; children, Mrs. Edward
kemnitz OF ID troit, and Eric,
usN' stsyoned at Great Lakes,
Ill. =
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Joseph Arieffa

The infant Joseph M Ariet-
Ia. son OF Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Arietta, Of 1880 Chesterfield
avenue. East Detroit, was bur-
led yesterday morning at the
Sacred Heart Cemetery at Rose
vile following services at the
Roy j Raul Funeral Home with
the Rev Fstho p. J. McSherry
officiating He died at the age
Of two months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Street Dance 10 Follow
Fifth Band Concert

Samuel Y BarbakoN. director
Of the Mount Clemens high
school band announces tho fifth
IN The SUMMER series 90 concerts
to be held Thursday on tnc '.-
hrsrv steps The Solosts VIII be
announced later.
Because OF the great popular
iiy and success OF last week S
street dancing after the concert
there viii bc another dance this
week to the music 90 Budd.Cs
dance band
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
GAS THEFT REPORTED

An undetermined amount of
gasoline was siphoned out of his
car last night. Arthur Schleuntz
reported to the polio today The
gasoline was apparently stolen
last night as il was parked by
the curb near his home
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
AIgonae Couple
In Car Accident
Two Autos Collide
on Grotict Avenue

Mrs p n. Cart, right % Of
1910 Field road AlgonaC Suf-
fered light bruises TO-DAY as a
result OF a collision between two
cars on Baltimore road and Ora
tiot avenue early this morning
She suffered 4 cat llp and p bad
~ bruised knee but continued
home with her husband. Bernard
n Cartwright, who was inNOiy-
ed in the accident Cartwright
oollided with Ralph q Simon, Of
ala BeaconSfeld. Detroit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
PIX PEP WoR

Action motion pictures made
on the war fronts are incress lng
defense production and cutting
down absentee ism BY showing
the role % thc weapons they
make IN sc,us, battle The whole
war effort IS thus Syrtheszed
for factory workers
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Up -TO-DATE

FORT BENNING, Ga. - Fort
Bennlngs paratroopers have a
real Geronimo to yell for now
when they hit the silk. He is
Pvt. Peter Geronimo of New
York
The booted battlers cry Ger
onimo' the name of the Indian
chief of frontier days each time
they bail out.
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Nutrition
Continued from Page One


sylvanIa State College as prin-
cipal speaker Will outline a plan
designed 10 solve food. clothing
and shelter problems that today
face the city.s housewives.
j a o Donnell, A x p, vice
president said Mount Clemens
was chosen for the test because
the city is near Detroit and be-
cause It is typical of other Unit
ed States cities as a center for
farming, industrial and military
activity
Dr. Mack predicted today
that although lall and winter
will bring the greatest food
shortage m the history of the
United States. malnutr.tion need
not result # nutri,ioual infor-
nation is applied
Under the burden of ration
ing. the American housewife
today must know more about
proper nutrition than ever be-
fore, DR. Mack said 1 believe
every man, woman and child IN
the nation should be tested for
malnutrltion.
Tests conducted by tho Rich
ards Institute during the past
eight years can easily be adapt
ed 10 mass use, She said Mount
Clemens is the first city 20 which
tests have been made available
on = COMMUNICATIVE basis
Or Mack holds degrees from
several leading universities. Her
work is backed by "a years eX-
perience IN the nutrition field
The WalruS gets plenty Of
i 4
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Police
Notes
GETS Is DAYS

Roy Bennett. 20. OF s6is Ma
comb street, today was serving
a IS day jail sentence imposed
by Justice Frank f Jeanette
for reckless driving He was ar
rested by Patrolman Russell
GIrard on South Broadway early
TINS morning He failed TO pay
the alternative fine.