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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26
Longest Pheasant
i'm Long History
Of Bird Hunting

Arthur Van BeverSlys, l18
Smith street is no amateur when
it comes 10 pheasant hunting but
he ran into a-Surprise on Satur-
day When the smoke from his
shotgun discharge cleared
away Art found the largest bird
Of his hunting career on the
grass:
II measured 81 inches from
beak to the tip of its p inch
tail
That's lot Of bird" he
thinks.
Redding, Calf, has munich
pally owned gold mine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26

ToHehfownS--Mount Clemens
-Bostwiek Cd Manning az.
Crosse Pointe-Held ID.
SUBSTITUTlONS
Mount Clemens - Kolp, Mai
koski, Potoroka. Nichols, Char
beneau, Sullivan, vi igh n,
Schroeder, Doescher, Drum,
NiCkerS, Stearns.
Crosse Pointe-Plath, Hutton,
Nonosdal. Healy, Clark, Ireland,
Wombold, Stan.
LINEUP
NIoupt (Int11epS CTnkSe pOiutP
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26
STATISTICS

ST Mary's: Tried II passes,
completed 4 intercepted 2.
ST. Michaels: Tried 10 passes,
completed 6. intercepted 2.
First downs ST. Mary's 10; St.
MichaelS 8.
Each team received three pen
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26

Bolivian natives wear hats
made from The bark OF a tree.
The bark is soaked IN water,
then beaten until pliable.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Sports Editor

In 1919 al Wisconsin, the Badg-
crs dominated play throughout,
staged long grinding marches TO
within the shadows Of the Ohio
State goal posts The Buckeyes
would hold for downs Charles
W. Harley. the greatest all
around halfback Or John W.
Wilce has known in 40 years of
contact with football and 20
years Of active coaching, would
kick out of danger and Wlscon-
sin would march again.
Finally. in the last SIX minutes
OF play will-o-the. wisp Chic
Harley broke loose from the
Ohio State 20, ran 10 Wiscon-
sins 30
on the next play, Harley
passed 10 Pete Stinchcomb, who
crossed the Badgers goal line.
Officials ruled that Harley was
loss than five yards behind the
line of scrimmaEe when he pass
cd, however, so the play was
called back and Ohio State pen
allied five
on the next play, HRarley cut
back through tackle and lodged
his way 35 yards and across Wis
consin goal line Again the play
was called back and Ohio State
penalized five for being offside.
on the next play, H a r y
dropped back TO Ohio State s ~
and calm y dropkicked the
Buckeyes 10 a 30 victory.
STRUNG OFT TACKLERS
I'm three wears al Columbus
East and three more al Ohio
State, Harley appeared IN Just
two losing games - the final OF
both his high school and college
careers.
In 1916 and II this almost
unbelievable pl a y er spanked
Ohio State to It's first Western
Conference championships He
was IN the Army Air Corps IN
'18.
Harley. five feet eight and
W eighing from l57 TO 1853
pounds. aimed TO string out his
field Of tacklers so he could meet
them one by one No single tack
Ter ever brought him down in
the open.
DR.. Jack Wilce, who coached
him. recalls how Harleys 1udg-
ment in running after threat
Of a pass forced defensive delay
a n d resulted in remarkable
touchdown runs against Illinois
in 1916 and Northwestern in II.
"His speed and change Of pace
W ere unsurpassed says DR..
Wilce. land in the Northwestern
run he even used the running
field Judge as interference part
Of the way"
In 1916 Illinois led SO, In
the closing minutes On a rain
field IN a driving rain,
arley broke loose for his
run Then. with the
game and Big Ten title at stake
and following the kick out, he
called for time while he sent for
a dry kicking shoe, spectacular
Nv changed shoes and kicked the
point which won for Ohio State,
IS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26

K MS JAS CITY - John
Moore. II, tried to enroll in the
maritime service, but gave up
upon learning he had to have
parents or guardians consent.
He has neither parents nor
guardian.
Recruiting Seaman Jerry Nc
Cafferty, %, fixed that - he
took Moore before a probate
Judge and adopted him.
Now Moore is in the mari
time service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26

Washington 90, Texas AZ, Tul-
sa Al, Southwestern Institute of
Louisiana 80. Northwestern IS,
Colorado College 81, Del Mon
te Pre-Flight 10, Great Lakes IL,
Texas A e. NJ 7, California 5.
Also Rams
Tulane 4. Dartmouth 4,
Southwestern Of Texas 2, Color
ado 2. Louisiana State 2, Indiana
/, Randolph Field /, Arkansas
A e. MI.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26
NOW GUESS WHOSE2

BOISE, Idaho-That off size
and strangely-colored duck that
had Idaho experts guessing is a
Muscovy - commonplace in
Russia but rare in this country.
After the bird was shot in the
Payette river, it was sent 10
Portland for Identification -
which also disclosed it's some
body's domesticated duck.
The owner hasn't been heard
from.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-26
LADIES MINOR LEAGUl

The standings;
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
10 QUE NO DEBE HAcERsE
DURANTE UNA EPIDEMlA DE
PARALYSIS INFANTIL

No dele a su hijO frecuentar
lugares de aglomeracion.
No dele de lamar al medicO 81
su hijo sufre dolor de cabeza, fie-
bre, rigidez en- ell cuello, o womb
tos.
No Sc dele dominar por ell pa
nico 81 sabe que 81 hijo sc ha ex-
puesto al contagio. Recuerde
oue mientras mayor sea ell nino,
mas probable es que sea immune.
No aleje a su hijo del area de
infection, 81 va sc ha expuesto a
ella.
Quedase donde esta; Ell traslado
no lie hara ningIn bien.
No pierda tempo nj dinero en-
dietas e~speciales nj en- medicinas
de uso externO. Son completa'
mente inGtiles.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
HA REPLICADo AMIGABLE-
MENTE Ell GoBIERNo TURCo

Ankara, agosto Pa la nOta
Aliada sobre no dar refugiO a los
jefes de los gobiernos nazis y fas-
cistas, ha contestado. "amigable-
mente' ell gobierno de Turquia.
Ell texto de la replica ACADIA de
ser entregado a los gobiernOs de
Estados Unidos, Russia e Inglate-
ira.
En- una nota del pasado 30 de ju-
Ito, ell presidente Roosevelt pedia
a las n~aciOnes neutrales no diesen
asilo a los lideres del Eje. Es-
tados Unidos interpretaria tai &C
ci6n como incOnsistente con los
principles por los cuales cOmbaten
las Naciones midas.
Sc efectuaron conferencias So
bre este particular, la semana pa
sada, entire ell presidente Inonu,
ell ministro de estaro Menemen-
cioglu y primer ministro SaracO-
glu.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
TENDREMOS MARIANA OTRO
APALUCES

La ciudad de Tampa tendra ma
mana otro 'apagluces' ,dirigido por
la Junta de Defensa del condado
de Hillsborough.
Sc dara la senal amarillo a las
$50 pm; la azul a las 8:45; la
roja a las 900; la segunda azul a
las 9:10, y la blanca, de TODD claro
a las 9:25.
En- ell future todas las practicas
seran anticipadamente anuncia-
das.
Ell ejercito tiene la ~potestad, sin
embargo, de Ordenar IN ''apagon"
de sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
1. o. o. F.
A los miembros de las LOgias
Ideal IS y Progreso 81

Sc les eta para que ell martes
dfa "a concurran a la fiesta que
estas logias en- fraternal union &C.
lebran todes los amos.
No dejen de concurrir para que
SO d~iviertan I'm momento en- la vi
da.
Durante la ceremonial habra
"agua fria". Al terminar ell acto
-. una gran sorpresa para que
todos vayan contentos para sus ca
sas.
No 10 olviden, Ell martes "a, a
las 8 p. M, en- nuestro local so
cial IL avenida y Gale II.
Les saluda Ell Diputado
F.. Bondi.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
REGREso DE UN BUEN AMIGO

LuegO de pasar varias semanaS
de vacaciOnes en- Hot Springs,
Arkansas, regres0 aver a Tampa
ell muy queridO amigo Lorenzo
Hernandez, exjuez de paz de YbOr
City y condueno del justamente
famoso restaurant Columbia.
Regresa satisfecho de su mere
cidO descansO y hoy vOlvera, re-
novadas sus energias, a sus acos-
tumbradas tareas.
Lorenzo es miembro de la Hou-
sing Authority, que %cOnstruirG en-
Tampa mas de 600 nuevOs depar-
tamentos.
Reciba un carinoso saludo de
bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

WASHINGTON. = La he
roica Grecia, que en- extension
territorial es uno de los esta-
dos balcanicos mas pequenos,
no celia en- su lucha contra los
opresores que hollarOn en- abril
de 1941 ell suelo de la antigua
rep1blica helena.
AL lanzarse las Naciones midas
contra las puertas de Ia Fortaleza
de Europa, Grecia, que obstinada-
mente rehusa someterse a la domi-
naci6n del Eje, espera solo una
senal favorable para rebelarse con-
ira ell odiadO nazi.
Ell ejercito griego cuenta actual
mente con una division complete
que bajo la direction de Inglaterrs
lucha en- la campana global y, seg1n
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
MATRIMONIOS

Norris Schoegler, IS amos, y Jo-
selma Crutcher, rs.
Harold E. Whitney, 80 amos, y
Vangie Lea Hick, Is.
Sidney Chirpin, Fl, y Jean o.
Hara, Is.
Hirlie Vicente Cornett, jr., 20,
20, v Wilma E. Dake, Il.
Thomas Benson Black, 81, Y Lu
ra Mae Black, so.
Conrado Houghton Holland, AZ,
V Laura Ellen Saenz, 80.
Jose NJ. McAHister, %, y E. Bic
kEer, 20.
Angelo Betancourt, 10, y MERGE
des Perez, II.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

Los eerdtOs de los AE.dOs trahaa soa sIto 50 OtAiva eMta d Ee en- Stella en-
puiandO al enemiRO hada ans peQueSa non en- d extreme HOte De Il ih M 49, go
De agOsta las kOPas de los Esados UnidOs aunEban Aada "a, las bit6niss ' las
esmdOuMdenSs Sc haban undo en OBJ los mbeses POgresabaR hada d nOHe en- O1
RnretanO. los bOmbarderOs nOdeA@eieanOs ataeaban PeniHentemene IS wusnsSTv
las hSaaeOues miitares de MesHA 6na PueEtO De escape cue k quedaba Al eaenigS
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

ABELARDO TUERO, de AZ a
nos de etdad, vecino del 2101 de la
calle Catorce, fallecio ell oasc4
sabado en- un hospital local. lie So
breviven su viuda, Sra, Jennie
Tuero, una hija Srta. Gloria Tue.
TO, su Sra. madre, Lorenza Tuero
y dos hermanas Sra. Viola Spi-
cola y Sra. America Ysidro, todas
dc Tampa. Ell sepelio Sc efectuara
esta tarde a las cuatro, partiendo
do ell cortejo desde la Oapilla de
la Funeraria de Lord y Fernan-
dez hasta ell eementerio de Wood
lawn.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

fuentes helenicas de Washington,
los griegos han aportado tambien
900 photos aviadores graduates que
tambien luchan bajo Ell patio de In
g~laterra. Ademas, no obstante
.haberse perdido la mitad de la ma
rina de guerra y mercante de Gre
cia. todavia queda un million de
toneladas de su marina en- serviciO
active de convoyes con Ia marina
.inglesa y tripuladas por mas de dos
mil marinos griegos.
La labor del monarch
Estas fuerzas de combate de Gre
cia, que Sc pierden en- las cifras
asombrosas de las huestes de ma
clones mas pOderOsas, deben su ORR
gen, segGn Sc asegura, a los incan-
sables esfuerzos del rey Jorge, deci-
dido a luchar hasta ell fin para de-
rrotar a los agresores. Ell rey,
despues de escapar milagrosamente
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Grecia sigue en- pie contra ell Eje

de Ia isla de Crta NJ
n minutes Dc 5sl..
p~aracaidistas aIens sc,.
yadleron, logr6 lIeS,s
e%ntonceS Ia Az.
y energia h =.
Naeiones Unidas,
OcupandO una s,.
que Ia de Gustss.l
que en- pequehez tsrS1.
ell segundo Uvs.I.
~naciones balcsnicsSs' ' y.
peninsula meridionsl Il
y la limitan, al sur, j
al oeste Ell Mar J6Ni,as
Mar Egeo. iI
Grecia es uno De lssl
antiques del mundo,
data del aho us AMI
dominioS comprenie h,
Mar JonicO y eli srSS
Egeo. En- 194l tui ~
alemanes, italianOs M
pues de derrotar h,
de resistir valerosanensI
names.
FL ataque alemsn en-,
fue lanzado ell 6 de AMI
impuso la capitulac6n y
mas tarde. Los slen',
.charon sobre Atenss 4 !
mo mes y establecierp I
de gobierno.
Una naci6n marin
"A exception hecha 81
salia, ningdn lugar q {,
mas de IS kil6metr@ dIr
obstante Ell hecho de Ques
quinta parte de su srrtu
tivable, entire SuS ramos
ci6n fguran los higos
tabaco, algodon, datils,
a%ceitunas, cerealeS, nuecs
Tambien Sc explotal dive
rales.
Ell puerto mas impOrhn
cia es E PireO, que ss d
AtnnaS Conforms a 4
celebrado con YugoslaIl
Grecia establecio una 70
en- ell puerto de Sal6nu
NADIA T~esal6nica, prop
asi al RENO vecino una sal
La monarquia griegs
cada en- 1925 en- que una
~nacional estableci6 "a
pero un plebiScitO celebu
noviembre de 1895 reStaI
narquia y devolW0 Ia con
Jorge.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
DEFUNCIONES

JUDSON B. MANUEL, de Sc
amos de edad, fallecio repentina-
mente en- su domicilio 14O2 de la
avenida Florida. lie %sobreviven su
hermana Sra. j. N. Carlisle, de
Macon, Ca, ash como otros fami-
liares. FL dia y bora del sepeliO
sera anunciado a su debidoS item
po por laf uneraria de Lord y
Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Destruidas las
fabricas de Krupp

Londres, agosto 23-Mas de 100
edificios de la compania Krupp, en-
Essen, Alemania, fuerou destrui-
dos por la aviaeion inglesa en- su
bombardeo del dia Is de julio, Sc
gun las noticias dadas a la pu-
blicidad por ell ministerio del aire.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
MAREAS

Marea alta a las 500 a. m;
marea baja a la 1875 a. m. y
AIS p. n.
Sale Ell sol a las 7:04 a. m. Y Sc
pone a las 8:01 p. M; sale la luna
a la I'LL Y Sc pone a las 2:52
p. m.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

Los incendios no habian sido extin
guides g las SO horas de haber cal
do las bombas.
Varios artefactos cayeron en- las
fundiciones que la Krupp "posee"
en- ell distrito de Vogalheim.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Llegaron troPas
americans

Londres, agOsto 2S.- Miles de
soldados americanos arribaron re-
cientemente en- las islas Britani-
cas-, luegO de un viaje sin inciden-
ties. Llegaron en- ell contingente tro
pas negras y persoal de aviacion.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Venta de ropiedade

Rafael Escobar a Arturo Ca =
bot; Johanna Jacobson a R. j. ia
eobson; John E. Watkins a Berea
Baptism Church; L. A. Wood a
Cristina B. Tobias.
The sub., 1943-10-21
SPORT STEW
By Jim Cunningham

With the World Series tucked away safely in the Yankee rongbox for another year. and the second strut
 ting around with T told va so, etc., etc., football fans concentrate Pop Cawey and his grron bonecrush Although this season. at the present tme threatens
The sub., 1943-10-21

to be a little disappointing from the point of opposition, there is no doubt in the minds of the fans that the Diesels will put out team of the same calibre as other years.
 There was some doubt as to whether the Diesel pigskinners would miss men like Clark Hinkle and Bob Fitch, but that doubt was quickly erased after the team took the field. Here's looking for the DieSels to have as good a team, if not better than other years. AL though it's little tough to get suitable opposition this year, due mainly to the draft situation, you can rest assured that good old Firp will get the best possible.
 "V'' Yard Boost
 Although your sports ed
 hates to admit it, the victory
 yard is way ahead of the main
 yard in more ways than one.
 First they start vaudeville
 shows (gOOd ones, tool; now,
 with held from the manage
 ment, they have rigged up .
 basketball court in back of the
 stOreh0use, and in due time,
 they will really be "hOOping'
 1t up down there. Why doesn't
 the main yard get busy and
 (ContInued on Page Elght)
The sub., 1943-10-21
SPORTSLIGHT
By GORT WILBUR

Cheer, cheer for Old NOtre
 Dame
 That fame Is Aeeting aa the
 wind
 And glory fades away,
 Is not 8 line that can be
 dinned
 Too much in any day.
 Why, two short weeks ago the
 Tanks
 Were on the nations tongue; Today they're dead, long live
 the yards
 That young Bertillis flung! Re-FOOtbalI Pool: The country's greatest man-hunt, an annual af- fair, has now swung into the mid dle stages of its phoney song, af- ter having dragged the suckers through the cesspool of the early gridiron season, is ready for it's last huge swoop. In fact, the hawk has already dived on the poor chick.
 Nobody really knows just how many persons bet in these football pools. Murry Teigh Bloom, 8 statistically minded gent who has made long stu dy of this phenomenon, be- lieves that over ten million is 8 conservative figure. The way they scOOt around the main yard, machine shop and to Oth- CT sections of this oh, so Sa- cred plant, I'd swear 9,999,999 were all E BerS. Bloom eSti- mates that the cOuntry's bill for all this comes to about $25O,OOO,0OO 8 year. 1t is war-prOOf racket, because the war ended the Irish Sweep stakes sales in this country and 1t also cOngregated cOnsidera- ble betting wealth, athletically minded, in army camps, naval training stations and defense plant areas. The Electric Boat alone must give these bOOkies plenty.
 Too many to mention among the fair sex, who prior to coming over to this joint, didn't know buck from a pass in the flat, or edu- cated by the birds that pass the cards that certain teams were bound to be weakened by the war The football pool racket is such a wonderful racket, for the mobs- ters, ruptured Wall Streeters, venal ex-sportswriterS, retired bootleg gers and hasheesh peddlers who operate the swindle, that compar- atively few of them have to cheat ostentatiously. The odds they give the suckers are so much in favor of the house that they are inclined to leave well enough alone.
 As you know, if you're ever invested i'm the fraud, if one of your picked games ends in . tie, you lose. Unless, of course, you picked it as a tie and only about one fan in 10000 will have gall enough to do that.
 Most of the gridiron banks will pay odds of 8-1 if you pick four
The sub., 1943-10-21

of four, 21 to 1 If you pick six out of six and so on. That sounds at- tractive enough but the true odds on picking our out of four of those super close games which the boys put on their cards should be 16 to l, six out of six should be GA to l, and so on up to astronomical odds. Based on last seasons college foot ball results, 18 per cent of all games ended in ties.
 It would be a blessing in
 disguise if you can't find your
 man today. If he took it on
 the lam, to avoid paying you
 and few hundred others, it
 might make you disgusted
 enough to give up the gyp.
 Usually, the man is pretty easy
 to find. When he ducks he
 usually ducks after the dough
 is in for the final games of the
 season. I'm such cases he'll
 bate his sucker cards with 8
 flock of easy games to pick,
 harvest the income and blow
 town. He knows that by the
 time another football season rolls around, the self-healing
 hide of the sucker will be in
 good shape again.
 Considerable skill goes into the selecting of the games which ap- pear on most of the cards. The men on top may never have seen football game, or they may have the same outlook on the sport as the hero" in Joel Sayres deathless novel, "Racketety? Rax," but the staffs of football nuts, mathemati- clans and scouts they hire as mas ters. One of the big combines is understood to have employees in 30 or 40 of the major colleges whose teams appear frequently on the cards.
 These employees may range from assistant managers of the
 varsity team to wide-awake botany scholars. Anyway,
 these far-flung stOOgies of the
 racket report faithfully to headquarters early each week
 on the extent of injuries to key players, the current appetite of l the star halfback to the morale of the team, the success of new plays, etc., and out of this welter of inside dope is born the slimliest of tough games to pick. The sucker, as of old then tries to beat all this with one hand tied behind his
 back. Is there anything sport ing about this?
 SHORT SPORTS SPICE Putting one little word after the other and that old adage of base ball lore, which read, to wit Washington-frst in war, first in peace and last in the American League, certainly chimed plenty sour this year. Backward, roll backward time in thy flight to the early summer season and al least an even break in their games, and it would have been the Sen ators Vs. the Cards.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
HOW TO USE IT

At least twice day use this cream paste
as you would any tooth paste. Brush WELL
with quick, agitated, up-and down move
ment of the bristes against the enamel.
The Listerine Prescription is an expert
blend of over IA different selected ingredi-
ents, balanced to give maximum polishing
and cleansing without danger to precious
enamel.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
, WHAT TO EXPECT

Sensational " pin point" cleansing that
gets after pin point spots on enamel which
might be missed entirely by a less efficient
dentifrice.
An eye-openin9 taste thrill that sets
your whole mouth tingling.
Economy you can measure IN hard
cash. So little paste needed to get results!
LAMBERT PHARMACAL Co., ST Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
U. ). Chamber Urges
Studies Of Postwar
Reconversion Task
Communities Cautioned
Not to Relax Emergency
Controls Too Quickly
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The United States Chamber of
Commerce suggested yesterday that
every community deeply affected
by the war should inaugurate a
survey in order to measure it's own
reconversion task" and cautioned
against too swift relaxing of con-
trolls when peace comes.
Local planning must march
along with national planning" the
chamber said in the third of a series
of statements on peacetime read
justment. Getting the facts is an
indispensable first step in the de-
velopment of ways and means to
effect a solution to the problem.
The chamber listed as three diff
culties in the period following ac-
tual warfare, Delay in the recon-
version process, international trade
uncertainties and sustained invest
ment to provide outlets for savings
and create output"
Pointing to the synthetic rubber
plants being built for war produc-
ton as one of the instances giving
rise to questions of grave national
policy the statement said that if
they are allowed to stand idle the
Nation would be wasting it's re-
sources. while if they are employed
in meeting postwar rubber needs it
might interfere with rehabilitation
of Malaga and the Netherland In
dies.
Issues of this character will re-
quire that the national interest
and not special interest be given