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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

out orders of the commanding
officer and TO give the men eX-
pcrience in command
APPRENTICE SEAMAN John
A. Van Dam, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fidele Van Dam, ll2 Mil
Ter street, is home from the
United States Naval Training
Station at Great Lakes, Ill for
a ten day furlough He will re-
turn to school, where he will
study radio engineering. He was
one Of 1870 boys chosen at Great
Lakes for this specialized train
ing
John, who is 10, was mem
Der of the Mount Clemens high
school class of 1913.
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X Nth the CoEo,s X

PVT. KENNETH l.. PEARL,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pearl,
Hubbard avenue, spent a week
end furlough at the home of
his parents, Pvt. Pearl is sta
toned at Saten Island, n. Y.
CORP. ANDREW d. Mac
DONALD, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Macdonald, South High
land avenue, has arrived TO
spend a 10 day furlough with
his parents. His brother, Pvt.
Hugl John Macdonald, who is
stationed at Fort Custer, also
came for the week end A fam
lily dinner was given in his hon.
or on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Macdonald, of Birming-
ham, and Elsie Luke, of East
Lansing as out Of town guests.
Miss Luke will remain for a few
DAYS visit az the Macdonald
home. The MacDonald's have a
third son in the service, Corp.
Bernard l., Macdonald who Is
in North Africa.
TWO MOUNT CLEMENS
MEN have enrolled in the Naval
Training School for radiomen at
Northwestern University. EV-
anston, Ill. They are: Leander
r. Rivard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Rivard Kibbie street;
and Harry j Leech, husband Of
Mrs. Wanda Leech, Floral ave
nue..
SERGT. DUANE Z. SUTTON
spent a three day furlough this
week with relatives here. He
has been stationed at Lincoln
Air Base, Neb. and has left for
the Overseas Replacement Train
ing Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
PFC. ALAN AND HARRY
KRACHT, twin sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kracht, North ave
avenue, have managed 10 stay
together throughout their mill
tary service to date even
in rank. They have just been
promoted 10 the rank of cor
poral. The twins are stationed
at Liberal Army Air Field, Lib
eral, Kan.
CAPT. AND MRS. JOSEPH
y. SCHER and family have been
visiting in the city for several
days. Capt Scher returned TO his
duties al New Haven. Conn. on
Saturday. but Mrs Scher and
the children are remaining for
a longer visit.
CADET CHARLES C. ME
META. JR, IS now taking
training for Navy Aviation al
Western Teachers college al Mt.
Pleasant
LIEUT.. DAWN ANTHONY
has been transferred from Vic
toria, Tex. 10 Fort Myers, Fla,
where he is an instructor IN the
Army Air Corps.
g LIEUT.. WARREN DENLER
has returned 10 Camp Adair
Ore. after spending a furlough
with his wife Mildred from
bley) and their infant daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth, Of l07 Nil
Ter street.
PFC. ENOS G THOMAS. son
Of Mrs. Helen Thomas, has re-
turned TO Camp White, Ore, af-
ter spending a ten-day furlough
with friends and relatives IN
the city.
SECOND LIEUT.. JAMES z
FAST arrived home Sunday to
spend short furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
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keeping with cornstalks and ar
tificial flowers made of crepe
paper. The cenierpiece consisted
OF a large artificial bean pod
which was filled with fall vege-
tables artistically arranged. The
wedding Of Miss Tucker and
Sergt Edward Hannah, of Sell
fridge Field, will take place
Wednesday afternoon Sept. at
the home, 217 South Broadway
at 500 o'clock. Sgt Haman is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hannah, of Omaha, Neb.
MYRA MAY. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Herman Harder, OF
Fraser. underwent a tonsllec-
tony operation Monday in High
land Park Hospital She is con-
valescing al her home.
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Rural Motif
is Used

A MISCELLANEOUS SHOW
Err with unique features was
given last evening for Shirley
Tucker. bride-elect The party
was held at the home of Marg-
cry Babcock, who was assisted
in entertaining by Charlotte
Daily and Johanna Braun.
There were 20 guests who came
dressed in Hill Billy costumes.
The house was decorated in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

EDITORS NOTE; For reasons OF Sc
eurity and because Of lack Of space, full
addresses OF those In service cannot be
printed in this eolamn.
is EUGENE F. TUCKER, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tucker,
Route No. 5, has arrived at Cav
airy School, Fort Riley, Kansas,
10 study tank maintenance. He
was formerly stationed at Camp
Gordon, Ga.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
church oi God

The Rev Samuel Randle read
ihc scripture lesson preceding the
inspiring sermon by the Rev. r. d.
McGhee. who spoke from Ephesians
i;la.
Thursday night Aus 5 will he a
service ior members only An mem.
bets are urged 10 attend
Tue Chutch OF God Is located a,
6'sii,, aud jos cAnbau
Register To Vote
Michigan tanners snd food r.o
'eS .ots supplied more Than ~ mil
lion pounds ef food products. in.
Guiding 22.i0O hays OF dried beans
for overseas shipment 10 Allied
Nations. Red Cross. and territorial
requirements during June accord.
ing 10 report OF food purchases
issued recently by The war Food
administration.
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Hold Trio Of Whites In Shooting of Youth
.l4-Year-Old
Boy Is Shot
In Back
Reports Say
Gunman Fires
For No Reason

COlCMBlA. Sc tANPl Two
White men and their female COM
panion we've being held for Iuyes-
,igalion in The Richland County
Jail las week pending The condi-
ton OF woodrow Murphy. ~
ycal-old youth Who was shol and
critically wounded near The Ridge
wood country club
The men are Clsde Williams %,
Grady Lewis %. and Miss Cora
Marie Silkeri. who is being held as
material witness.
Sheriff Z Alex licise upon noti-
flealon or the rnnplay sent Dep
mites Olin crouch aud Tom Beck
man TO investigate The officers
found Murphy Ia The clubhouse be-
ing given first aid lie was taken
TO The Columbia hospital where his
condition. Was reported serions by
phys,ians
According 10 police The Murphy
hoy VAS playing with five Compan-
Ions on bridge oyer Crane creek
when The Tragedy occurred The
whites drove up IN a car and cal
ed 10 The youngsters. then without
Iro,o'ation fired shot Friehlcn-
ed NIuiphy and his friends ran. bni
second shot caught him IN The
BACK The butler tore through his
young body emerging from The abs
domcn after piercing the intestine
immediately after The shooting
The car drovc AWAY
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LEGAL NOTICES

"a D. 1885
'fesen' Honorable clNnt l.
MFRSgER ,ircmi J-dse
IA Tins canse j. stpeafns hv az
hda,i' ON file thai he defeudaul
Johnnie Hea la>iot canno' D,
scr,ed hy piosess ISSUED OIL of
this Court as she is not fosidcn,
~ the state Of NlDh'ean hm r,
side. at ss- SCUM street Ltnvh.
hcntneky
on mosion ~ John Is. Graham
attorney for plann
IN is ORDERED that lie dc
rendanf Johnnie Hca 'rrylo al
pear and answer the Bin at Com
plant 10 this cause Within unee
months from ihe date 81 this Oi,l,
or that sand Hl VIII he taken as
confessed and ihai THIS order be-
published according 70 Laws aud 81
copy thereof be- served upon iht
defendani it REGISTERED mail - res
qpirod by law
cYlDk ! WEBSTER
circuit Jadee
"a Trac Copy
.cAS4AR ! i.lNGEMAA. CIe,k.
IS J.. 6 NAtLT.
deputy Cltfh 81 ~
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kAtDlA-OWI
~ WHO tAsroN


Comments
Pgo,pcr'y ard grief came along
together WREN the new local prof
eef hon.,Sw,c openrd NJ, Two o.
oar E'olse gul- are employed
there doing cleNcal work That's
ihc. piosp,riiN pari Of the story.
Nineiy-oi, families consisting Of
sos persons keen ON sinall grocery
shcl,cs just ahnl cleaned oui
That's gfi,i accoid.ng 10 state
meuis coming foln moS Of The
ruetfymen Nho ale unable 10 pu
10 large STOCKS on account Of PRIOR
titles Tho ha. bcen iakan-emc OF.
howe,cr and The eiocefS in tine
ldiptr ,6n iakc caro- 81 NE rest OF
ihr families wheu they move in
y Is lHmorea MAJ = trailer camp
Is 20 be- So ~ vn ihc southwest
end. o mcei ae hrusine shetisge
Eydrsc want, more 'liiz.ns hlii su-
iaf as irwlcf camps are concerned
ihnt is onr So tsr rs Tie majority
Of tie feinn> here are concerned
a mixed committee IS preparing
proies 20 suumit 10 The council
neAl mcfk. Asalusi prmftlne ifail-
rr camps ia hc established here.
Tie committee is aSning that more
houses be built Because of ne
unsauiln conditions HAT rrcsa
around failcr ,,n,ps. leors, ciii-
zens arc iesrial thar such un
healthy conditions mehl arise.
from iteitr camps 10 ne commit
My
II is rep led that Cook
propiieor Of ihc Nisge Inn ioos
= holiday on re ana ms com.
pansons pnneNed 10 me Windy
Ciy y sHend llie West game.
Being N'st'rmr hmsef YOU
know hoe MS choice Of Tie tNa
tcams uonli be curly Ncal. car.
ter 'a Willie Johnson. FEMME
Gordon d 4 Oniep retc Johnson
also at'ndrd ihc annual cla-sic IN
Chicago
Mrs Matte kemp ~ss NOR, ihan
surprised when visited ID, hernieec
Miss Gloria Ciark tom nunslo
NY, recnlly Miss CLARK reported
having had ,ciy delightful tme
Sgt Sullivan ,lahoi Mann vas
home with his sister and brother.
in-laW M and Mrs Tommic Bran.
nhan recently ON What may be- his
LAST WISH Tor q long time From a
chat win him. ~, CLEANED the idea
That he Is expecting 10 go across
the pond after returning 10 camp
The Westslde Civic league con
iinuts ~ press tne city Officials
for ihe ihinfS needed TO make The
weslside OF the tp5,h Nhat % should
he TWO nsH foli,e onnef. are
badly needed our ,oloted polite
me" ars.niHed 10 Joan the commit.
Tee next Tuesday evening In thc
council hammers. when The second
request for protection Will be- pre-.
scented 20 the body.
Mr and Mrs james Young OF
1855 Eifhih street. gave surprise
Party IN honor Of Mr. and Mrs a
, Cook a delicious dinner was
served from table beautifully
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Confined from page ~

sionlnR cars containing Negroes
stopping Sireel cans and yanking
Negroes from them. and siabbing
aud shooting N,gtots In no. case
did the police do more than try 70
reason with these nob>. many
OF which were II this stage quite
small The police did nor draw
their reAolNcrs or RIO guns and
never used any force 10 dispcrso
these mohs As n fe>nl, Of This. Tho
mobS got larger and boldcr and
even attacked Negroes On lht pave
men ~ The CITY Hail in demon>ila-
licn not only ~ their contempi
for Negroes bnl OF thcif contempt
for law and order as represented
by The municipal goycrnmcni The
use of night STICKS or The drawing
81 ie>ol,efs Mould lave dispersed
these White groups and saved the
lives Of many Ncgloes. I, would
no have heen necessary to shoe
but il would have been sunictrn, TO
ihresicn to shoot INFO The white
mohs The use ~ IRE hose wuuld
has dispersed MANY OF The groups
>oue OF these things were done AM
me Disorder took on The proportion
OF a major rot Tho responsibility
Tor this rests with The pcuoi pc
L..
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NJ. si.s1s9
ORDER OF ~ BIG AXIOM

AZ session OF ,ald toem hcld
in be- WAYNE rou0r huildine in
fhe ciy ~ Deilop % sad county
ard ~ae on TOE -- aas 81 lq
Al ttii
presses lioAoi ahl, IhtODplE
! RICHTER. Cue1 Maac
ln th.- ean,t, By a, peMius ts
atfidasit on ne tna the dcieuden'
Johonie q. Cox. IS not resident Il
ihe STATE 81 Michigan hnt thai .he
Resides ~ Panama eng Florida
and thar her present posto0lce al
dress IS ss5 Bob street. Panama
Ciiy FLORIDA
ON MOTION Or lOuN u. NOR
HIS af rn,r for To plsml
M IS ORbEHkD that said d,ien-
dam cause hc appearance 10 be-
en'ercd = thus cause within three
mouths tom Il, date ~ ihis order
~ We Riil 81 Complaint filed here
in mas he nixon as confessed
AND M rs RTHER ORDER
tp ihai q CODY of his Order be-
r1nlshcd according To- ihe statute
in -nth Ease made and PROVIDED
AND Ia - ~ RrHER ORDER
~ that . COPY ~ TITS Ord. bc
SIM to SAID dsfendlni ar b. itsi
tnoWn posicnlce address BY f-lis
tered mail and return receipt
demanded 81 le.,t twenty days be
Tore The date herein prescribed fof
her appearance.
THEODORE ! RICHTER
Clfcui; Judge
"a True Copy
CASPA' 3 Ll>GENAN. Clefk
nv G. y FlTzGERALn.
Deputy Clork. s-7-als.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ms adds~ cfnerai pe ncts
fe NsNara
as vpTluh pF Euw Alsf 81
iRNtt ffoinsg Ger ss.u &
W rs ORDERED 'ta 'yc ssa
a't'neaf ssi'e amt sns"er ih~
a. iarars filed il his
Ni'fN teee month, from
cas fh 'itde ~ fne said
e1sn as cniesse4
aSti. .n
FtEruER ORDERED
of js % ISL, Ori, ~ puo-
i-hsd "a 'n Detroit 'frihmc u
a'Y lap pall,Aed % va ne
'ran " hiear and SERVED Al
NutIr. itW
IlLLDllpRE ! RICHTER
tfout Jfdee
1rl. cop
f'tSpAfi = liNoFNAN Clerk.
81 ilTzotRAi.b
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Register 4" Vote
" tkt> PLEA FOR NI>

\ plea for sturdy men 10 take
-lobs IN foundnes aud forge shops
was made This week by Moniague
a. rlafk. district director Of The
War ManpoVer commission
our whole war Effort is threat
ened by a shortage Of labor in The
ionndiies and forge shois Which
turn ont the metal parts which 20
MO every ship airplane tank
gun. and other Weapon of war.
Nj llalk said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Lead In Rioier,

a me height OF ne disorder on
Woodward avenue. Negroes driving
north on Brush street "a negro
street, were stopped AZ Vernon
hieh~ot by policeman who
forced ihcm 10 dei,nr 10 Mood ward
avenue Many OF these ears AZ,
automobiles which appeared in III
pictures released -hs-sesoral news
papers showing them overturned
and burned on Woodward avenue
Police Brutality
While investigating The riot We
obtained many ahidatiis from So
eroes concerning police brutality
during the riol !, is impossible to
inolude the facts OF All OF these az
hdayils However iyilcal IN.
slances mas be cited a negro sol
dl,r ia uniform Who had recently
been released from The Army Win
medical discharge. was on his
way down BRUSH street Monday
morn.ng. reward ihcaier on Wocd
Ward avenue. Tins soldier Was not
aware Of thr lac that The riot was
silll going on While in the Negro
nc'ghborhood on Blnsh street. he
reached corner whcre squad
car drove ny and discharged sex
eral policemen with drawn fcvoi,-
ets who announced 20 small
group on the corner TO run and not
look back Several OF the Negroes
who did not move quite fast
enough for the police Mere struck
with night : i'ks and rcyolvrrs
The soldier was yankcd from the
back ny one policeman and struck
in The head with bunt instru-
meni and Knocked 10 The ground.
whore he remained in stupor. The
police then returned O their squad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAM
RIGHT WHERE II hUlE|


The big idea is that Won want . ~
better. When pam eases 'oa, ~
eases. lon get rcst 'Htt means o'n,.
ance. So use somrihaG that gt'' N-
pain. C-zass bring. ra qnh'i''nI
help. Now Won wi'i if'l A. g''
others who enjoy u, help ipo 'o' y
ST.. Caution se onN - tif.el'u 9.
bottle purchase prlcc refunded ;. y
arc not satisfied. Today 81 0''"'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Here's The Answer
Questions on page 5

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Edward N--furrrr. trrurury
100 IlDnuL.an AtrDDl

~fNle of MirNlGAN. in 'he
Ntee' 'osl fe iue tonn'5 81
Narn in thar'er}
aAEfE fLOlit.NtF isMunif
lpilNNtf tluttfs'f Ne
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John y. Morris. Attorney
91s 4. forc>t Ave-.

STATE ~ MICHIGAN n 'Ae
Cirn 'enrl for the Connt, o;
Wyue ChantcN
SANK coz, pianiln So itdiN.
MI r lNN llrLnnlanl.
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John n. Graham. Attorney
s9N 1. Nermnr IIighMna

STAIR OF MICHIGAN ia tho
mf tca for iae County on
Mayit 10 han rfy
kANnuIrll WILLIAMS. Pmn-
-r htl LAll CORA VILE
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John r. traham. Allo,ne,
yY6 ! t.tno, ll,rt~..

ittl W 'iltiln. VA tue
'l't tue rt ~. 'pltIy ii
N-tn' in ft.oltt
h'i Nitn' rlantff ss
i"iihNit Hth TAYLOR Defend
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NJ. sii.33n
nkDIK ~ rI-HI.Il ATION

Aa SESSION ~ sa.d Cput heid
~ iN' rmn u use 10 Vie rty 81
pclon on fhe l7ih day Of .irly
A y 1892
p'eSoni honorable CLYDE I
WEBSTER circuit Judge
IN ms, cause appearing Isl
AFFIDAVIT on fllc iha ih, def'ndani
Reulai. cor vinians sanno, ec
sfmed h pfosess i-sH,d oa ~
'h Count es h ao e,ni
pt ihe State ~ ini4sn ~ r.
solos ~ ii- 'uuenar slete tsH
tlif Norih aroifia
on meiinn a fa-r s. canmn
at'oin4y go r'sinfii
30 r. ORDERED thar Tie d.
i'ruauf ii,Hi"h Corn Williams az
pear and .r+pe 'hc nil OF Com
plant p ih.- ransr wiihn three
mouths fofr frt dafr Of Tins Ofd'n
OF hat said 1913 Viii be taken as
confessed and THAT This order be-
published according to law aud 81
copy thereof hc served ufon tho
defendant by registered maI ~
required by law
CLNDk / WEBSTER
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VI. sis.3sa
nRnIR OF PUBLICATION

80 session ~ said Court held
81 No Court House az the cry Of
prirol on This 18Th day OF July
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ECORSE DOINGS

decorated with foNci. Among The
guests present veae Mrs Carrie
Williams. Mn. aud MIS- Williams.
Mrs Annie WYNN and mother All
present had grand time.
Reports from Ypsilanli stare Thar
John y. Lacey vas drowned last
sunday He was former River
Rouge hoy and praduaied from The
River Rouge lIigh school. He re.
Gently moved 10 Nps to be near
his job At Tie willow Kun plan
Lacey WAS married. and was The
father Of NO fine bo,s.
First Baptist Church
The sunday morning text Was
taken from st Man loil>. pom
mis- rock WI hald my church.
subject The Power Of tn, Church +
The message was preached by The
pasiof Tie Rev. ! y. Davis. The
Rcr NJ l.overi led in prayer. The
tcr Mr. cannon and ihe Re, Mn.
Yves brook were present. Two
members were added TO the church
Mildred Rcddiek 5 Iugch rcpof
Ter
tIeN Dumas Unit
saturday Aux IN a. sad tic-
NC FOR children % ,rle ans and
an underprnlleg,d children Of
E,orsc viii be held On the Fifteenth
Street playground at lIyacinih
street Races and other games vii
he conducted by Mr.. Dennis. The
conmiiiec nom The post and unit
who viii ohiciate Include Mrs
WALTON Mrs. IIaeeman. W. Mckin-
ney. Mr. Dennis NFy v7Eignoad
and others Mrs Eubanks is presi-
dent Ounce Green. commander.
The Roy M wes,brook preach
ca a hnc sermon from Job eii5.
subject Take a stand The SEN
ier choir rendered he music. Mrs
Mckinney was q visitor. The pas
Tor he Rev. George A. stevenson.
IS ~ At SUNNY hospital also Mis-
Carrie Vaughn
Mrs Jessie Fears was called on
OF town recently by the death Of
her brolher
The church reforier is ~ and
The members miss her.
Costello rcrvryuu-fs acting re-
porter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

WANTED-isio. is4 FORD. Mercury or
Chevrolet. will paw cash. Can Nj
MacMichael. UN. 3-42l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WANT motorcycles or equities Cash watt
ing. Edw. KehOe Co. 1894 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Auto Parts and Wrecking

COMPLETE stock % new parts. such as
muflers. ian belts. copper saskefs,
points. condcusers. etc. Private party. Cal
Center Line i9zi-w or SAB Chalmers, Van
Dyke Mich.
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Neglected Cow;
Faces Arrest
for Cruelty,

Declaring that "down south
we always kept the cows out
side overnight" Ted Rogers, Of
1864 Ryan road, Sterling town.
ship, tried to explain to inves-
tigating deputy sheriffs the rea-
son for not giving his COW ade-
quate shelter or food. A warrant,
charging cruelty to animals. was
sworn out against him today by
Walter Fenton, Macomb county
officer of the Michigan Humane
Society.
Acting on the complaint Of
neighbors Thursday evening,
deputy sheriffs Leon Kandt and
Leo Leppek questioned Rogers,
who admitted that the cow had
been constantly out in the open,
all the time without shelter
from he freezing weather. There
was no food on the small farm,
and the COW had been living on
what frozen grass it could find in
the pasture. Nor was there any
barn on the premises.
Ordered by the deputy sheriffs
See COW-Page 2
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Mighty Blast
Rocks Oslo
Noxi Munitions
Ship ExpIodes

SlOCkHOLM, Dec. " -tA)
Oslo was shaken day by ex-
ploding ammunition thrown into
the city by the blowing up of a
German munitions ship in the
harbor, "a hours earlier.
The Gcrman-controlled Scan
dinavian Telegraph Bureau call
cd the blast the worst catastro-
phe the Norwegian capital ever
experienced.
The Hotel Bristol was reaui-
sitioned as a hospital for great
n u m b c r. of wounded. There
were still no official list of cas-
ualties, but first reports said
only four were killed.
There was no blackout in
Oslo last night" the Scandinav-
ian Telegraph Bureau said. "The
whole town was lighted by huge
fires.
German soldiers are fighting
the fires today but they are fore
ed to duck into shelters regular
ly because o. recurrent explos-
ions. Many streets are barricad-
ed because of the force of blasts
from bombs and shells thrown
into the city. Enormous damage
See EXPLOSION-Page 2
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600 Blood Donors
REQUIRED Jan. as

The vital necessity OF ade-
quate plasma supplies to
save the lives of wounded
American fighting men was
stressed here today by Red
Cross officials who pointed
TO the Jan. As Blood Bank
scheduled for Mount Glenn
ems.
At least 500 registrations
are required if the city is to
meet this latest demand up
on its patriotism and DON
ors are urged TO register AT
ONCE with either one of the
following:
Mrs. Walter Fenton -
Telephone 1918.
Mrs. Carl Schimmel -
Telephone 5256.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20
BY EDDY GILMORE

MOSCOW, Dec. 20 - (A't -
The bodies of three German SOL
diers and a Russian who confess
sed he helped them commit afro
cities against the Russian peo-
pie swung today from the pub
lie gallows in the icy wind of
Knarkov's main square.
The three we're hanged at IL
a. m. yesterday, a day follow
ing their convictions by 7 mill
tary tribunal OF the fourt h
Ukrainian front in the first war
criminal trial.
A crowd of 10000 saw the
condemned men strung up. and
since that time hundreds have
flocked into the city from far
away section of Kharkov PiS-
ince to see visible proc. that the
verdict was carried out.
Hanged were Wilhelm Lang
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20
Illness Situation
Better in Schools

AS far as the Mount Clemens
Public School system is con-
cerned, the recent flu epidemic
has passed its crisis, Schools
Superintendent l.. Wade Fast
reported today.
More than 100 students alb
sent on account of illness last
week, returned to their studies
today, and five teachers, SINH
larly on the absent list, were al
so back, Fast announced jubi-
lantly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20
Radio Controlled Mazi Bomb
Revealed as Secret Weapon

LONDON, Dec. 20-P)-A
German Secret Weapon" - A
glider bomb powered by rockets
and controlled by radio-was
described today in the first eye
witness reports of an attack on
a recent big Allied convoy with
the swift diving bombs.
The glider bombs, released by
eight Nazi planes, all missed,
said two British Marine officers
who added that the attacks
looked like the day of a Mart
ian invasion was here"
Their account of the rocket
gliders was released coincident
with reports reaching Spain that
the German General staff had
decided to put a boosted secret
weapon" into use Immediately.