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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

BRING YOUR BUICK TO Cosst-1n Pontiac,
no., 500 o!ock Fi9r.ds ays, ne for high cash
BUICK vanteo name YOUR price. will
neeic2t Ty 10 NEE, VIZ sfH% fo0d Pontiac 1921 Con-
nSc,'SrI ny e meet va ffaod Fontiae iSS Con-
ncstieut y &c nee wo sf6G fIS0d Pontiac 422l Con-
DODGE AND CHRYsLER wanted: nam.
CoAsT-iN PONTIAC vans Wo a 1910 1910 or =,
T AZ pay SSu 's 4do @'2i B0ck Eli fi6rd. M
FORD wanted. name yoqr p-tc.. will
ssSS p'n.,s 80, Con-,
qee,sut !ry io meet wo st6S E]R0d Pontiac 4e@ Con-
PONTIAC wANIED-Name your price
coanc:sis c y t. nsss 70 Eood Pontiac: 1921
PLYMOUTH wxNTED@Name your price
c c6I,,scytH Try to meet o FoOd Pontiac, 42al
1Ssd ea5 6a fna a6 Day sis Wss hsh Sb casa
Mans1 va nsa1nyince yogrssit, Ill MAkEs' s. AL al.
paeT 18th snd AJAX Pa Py Io9 psffaa SS
ehrycF! @ FA qa Haed Fl 2fs coat1a i2f no P0nac or M
rRv,rE PR 21SE r1Ff1 r.RfY sys VII bay cash for GOOD
door or 4--docr sedan. Good tires not
Loving bato[e YOU sen, We pay the hieh
Ga,h Irrp pr;cs d9Gns M9tcr, ia19 NJ s, NV.
ShaP laie M aarddd 2E cSso cossl1n P Pa1s pay
PRioRIIr HOLDER = viii s pay 1c cash ilio for Al
e fh r01iS 54S 'sa9n say mDae Ia s'SR e.
pay pay the ,hish price Lei US prove it.
I GFT oF Tir 1GH in9F fRier Tie on for 7SST FoIr
da; da#s to l942 ea, phone RA. 97e3 or
GIine 10 Kenyon Motors' Georsla ave at
= GsFP r., cAE RuyER will pay cash for 1884
CAR. preferably 1a4o-1a41:
in PRvATE P.T e'9 PARTY sav Wo6a oa w. 2ot
eApiTIad SSsen sa GaoE aEo BsnE Ia PA Adam,
my price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 irving
sac sAaS OWNERS, call Jack Blank Adams
our rrice. Arcade Pontiac. I437 irving
odDsMoBILE 9 ISL oyns;s c.u Jack Blank.
ned with our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1887
Or CARS, in any condition. Hyatt Iron
nLDSMoBILE q, "9s' hydramatic, Repub-
u,.r URGENTLY NEEDED
owned car. Fnone North 1913 y.
WAGON, top cash Price ou: Buyer will 'eon eoms
70 y'Ds MsIaHos sIRa Il s#svRoLtF Sffs f9S zpt
I'LL BUY YOUR CAR
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$3.50 DOWN.
- ~ ~ w N.
CHEVY CHASE n e.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
home, 9 LARGE rms , tiled baths Il with
ShoEerl large Nv. rm. with fireplace
screened porch, big ward, garage. Close 10
bus and grade school. Convenient to
Woodrow Wilson High. DIXIE REALTY
CO. Ma. $3.50. After hours, WO. 9IoO
CHEVY CHASE, 2975 MCKINLEY ST. NV
Vacant, newly decorated: %-story de-
tached brick 8 rooms. bath, oil heat
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

FORTY BUILDING LOTS on ten acres
noIth OF Silver Spring as part payment on
mouse in northwest Washington. Box
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F. SCHWARTZ, 900 Investment
Building t5), Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.NNo. So $50, Ad AaS,
ministratIon.-, This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Court; of the District OF Columbia Letters
Of Administration on the estate OF David
Lawrence Engleman, late of the District
Of Columbia, deceased All persons having
claims, against. the deceased are Hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
TO the. subscriber, on or before the ard
Day Day. Of December. AID. 1894; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
hand this 9TH day of December. Ia43
LAWRENCE WILBUR ENGLEMAN. 1445
Ogden Street NV. I0l. tSealD Attest:
THOMAS c. sCALLEY. Deputy ReEiSter
Of Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court dn10 : VI
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FARMS FOR SALE.

old, electricity and outbdgs . acres.
fenced with stock wire: $1,000. Jesse
IsI ACRES. 5 mi. from D, c. ia mi. Of
road frontaee, subdivision section: S36-
200 m The bldSs are new and cost over
$4,000 Will trade Call Mr. Redding
EN- 1890 until Q pm. F, A Tweed Co,
1904 Conn ave
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
STORES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE. $4,000 So IT. or more. or
one floor preferred. Call Gil. 2244, Mr.
Schanker
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HUBERT G.. KING. ATTORNEY,
Investment Building t5,

DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
States ior the District Of Columbia,
minlstrau auon.-ThiS is to Give Notice That
me me suoscrlber. of the District of Columbia,
District of Columbia, Anclllary Letters
parliamentary on the estate of George P,
hoover, late, of the Stare of MARYLAND
oeceased, All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authentlcated to the subscriber, on or
1874 otherwise they may by law be eX-
GUIDED GUIDED from all benefit of said estate
6lven 6 under my hand this Isl day OF
Decemper, 1913. EFFIE D. HOOVER.
Apt. 500; ,c7ol Connecticut Avenue NV.
~: seal Attest; THOMAS c. SCALLEY.
OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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STORE VALUES.
81 H st. n.w.-Larse store. heat fur
1905 North Capitol st-Earge store, SIS.
11l9 North Capitol st.--S65
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
500 North Capitol St. Realtors. Ma $40
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Your Vacation Home Now and
a Snup HarhOr tn Patire IN

we offer until sold an additional number
OF lertlle homesites of from . to 5 acres,
on lhe GULF COAST OF FLORIDA, a fish
erman,s heaven, at present prices of S395
TO sup per tract. Some homcsites have
wafer lronts2e and all front a paved road
Terms, S45 down and Sl5 per month
Immediate possession
derful all-year climate
For beautiful illustrated free booklet
phone or write A F. Madeira, with ]
Wesley Buchanan. ! 132 K ST. NV ME l143
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN, completely furnished 3-bedroom
home. . baths, maids and recreation
rooms, both in basement; 1928 per mo-.
lease, vacant. GIL. 1865, Joseph M
Prevette, CHI. S61S.
FURNISHED HOUSE, Glen Carlyn, Va
s rooms and bath on first floor. second
floor furn.; Sll0 per mo. Call CHI. 1887
after pm.
FOREST GLEN. MD, on bus line bed
room house, bath, elec.. stove heat; $40.
F. Weston. 2400 Forest Glen rd.
UNFURNISHED S-room. bath house. all
modern Improvements; $3.50 month; near
Kensington. Md Call WI 4116
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MICHIGAN PARK

Near 10Th and upshur SITS. Excel
lent semidetached brick, rooms. bath
mooeu kitchen with refrlgeratorl, fine
closet space. front porch and screened back
rorches lst and md floors. detached ga
rage. Priced TO sell For further details
call MI White evenings. WA, %1SD.
VIM N. THROCKMORTON,
lnNPSt RldE Realtnr DI E0no
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SECOND TRUST LOANS
At Extremely Low Rates.

-, MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d. INVESTMENT
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 5s33
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COLORED-BROOKLAND.

Exclusive home, on an exclusive street
5-room bunealo sleeping porch, Q extra
finished attic rooms, bath, heat, cleo
tricity, full basement, porch and lovely
yard, only $780, substantial down pay
ment. Cox & Co., Sl5 N. Capitol. RE
m 1RIl
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

D. G houses: no commission. Mrs. KERN.
T6:i2 Woodley pl NV: co. 2575.
WE HAVE CLIENTS that will pay cash
Tor homes in Arlington or Falls Church
s. Shillingburg, 1915 Lee highway
Arlington, AZ Va Oxford 2624; after pm,
8 or ROOM HOUSE, west of 14th and
9Seupaney. No dealers. AT. 1854:
property; quick settlements. Gum q
Miller. 500 18th st. Sc Franklin 200.
VIII PAY, PAY Cash Cash for small aouse in
ment No commission to pay. RA, 913b.
WANTED TO BUY, or room house d.
rect from owner, in Sc. section of Dis
trct. Box 2O6-G, Star.
PERMANENT DISTRICT RESIDENT will
pay cash up to $4,000 for house direct
any condition. RA. 6@3a. Box li2-G
ARMY OFFICER wants 4 or bedroom
house, not over 10 years old NV, D. C.
or Chevy Chase, Md. Also Groom, 2-bath
house, in same area. Edmund j. Flynn,
RE. l2lS; ewes, WI 1883.
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME IN NEARBY
Virginia or Montgomery County, Md = to
20 acres in 100000 to S35. 900 price range,
all cash. Call me quickly Mr.. Whiteford.
McKEEVER g. WHTTEFORD,
1914 K st. NV. DI. 9706.
FREE APPRAIsALs- PROMPT SALES.
RA. 341s. MR. QUICK. DI. 5252. il.
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY. get
our offer. We charge no commission High
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT 9th st.
NV DI 6150
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SILVER SPRING.
Must Be Sold bV Christmas

F0r sale bv owner no comm iSSIOn.
Make offer by Christmas Immediate pos
session 2-story brick horSe, s rooms and
bath, oil air-COnd'tioned. attached Earage
lnCloSed porch lON'-5, lot 6uX@O0. Bus
stop at door. QUE residential >ccnnu-
Perfect. dry cellar. House yrs. old. new
condition Open all DAY SATURDAY and
sunday or after = eyes Phone SE a3Qq
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IRAILERS FOR SALE.

TRAILEEs, large display. Cash for your
trailer Richter Trailer Sales, on Route
No. l. 3erwyn. Md Berwyn 4b.
ALMA, 1912: 3 rooms. permanent bed,
perfect condition, truck tires; real buy for
quick cash sale. Munson Canary Trailer
Camp. Berwyn, Nd.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BEST 1943 INVESTMENT

Money back on 1st s yrs of Investment
individual housing project, minimum
rental. all brick on wooded lots. close in
list: no finance charges already financed
FLA. OWNER, Box 1898, N Station,
Arlington, Va
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
GAnda. eRComing Gyenh

!
GAMES PARTY in st. Louis hail. at 8l5 p
RUMMAGE SALE in Krauseneck building Broadway,
sored by PRESBYTERIAN groups
IOOF initiation in Barron hall. at 73O p
PUBLIC CARD PARTY in Masonic hall, sponsored by East
Star, at p. m; OES meeting at las p
SATURDAY, MAY 8
RUMMAGE SALE in Krauseneck building Broadway,
sored by Presbyterian
JUNIOR MACCABEES, tapdancing and meeting in Barron
hall, at 100
County White Shrine of Jerusalem, at $50 p.
PUBLIC DANCE in Harrison hall, sponsored by Herman
LADY ARBEITERS at home of Mrs Edmund Duckwitz,
2lO Jones street at ais to attend the funeral of
SUNDAY, MAY
OPEN HOUSE honoring Mothers Day at Masonic Service
SACRED SONG CONCERT by Trinity Lutheran Choir, at
HOLY HOUR ST Louis Church. sponsored by Holy Name
MOTHERS DAY program at Aerie hail. sponsored by
Order of Eagles at 2:30 p.
MONDAY, MAY 10
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE at the Kings Daughters Home.
GARDEN CLUB at the home of Mrs A. N Richards
RUMMAE SALE in Krausenek building sponsored by
LEAGUE of Women Voters Foreign Policy Group meeting
Mrs. f. T Nunneieys home, to
KUHN LODGE. Knights of Pythias, Pythan hall,
VIEW CANES PARTY in Veterans hall at 8 80 p m
MOUNT CLEMENS ORDER of DeNolay in Masonic club
TUESDAY, NAY II
43RD ANNUAL Kings Daughters County Convention at the
Methodist church, beginning at $50 p m
ST LOUIS meow, St Louis cubrooms, after de-
, voons church at 7:45 p. m.
YOUNG WOMENS Episcopal League at the parish house,
D.. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS oEs, pot-luck dinner
Masonic Temple at $50 p.
WHOSOEVER CLASS, pot-luck dinner in Gilbert Memorial
Church recreation ROOM at $50
RUNMAGE SALE in Krauseneck building, sponsored by
Presbyterian Groups.
MACoMB and ST Clair County Branch of Society for the
parlors of Immanual Lutheran Church in Wal
denburg at . p. m.
CHEST CLING in Kings Daughters Health Center, 8 to
80
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy, in club of Jewel
Theatre building, at 8
CLEMENS MOTHERS CLUB Red Cross Unit at the school,
TO
LADIES AUXILIARY of FOE, in Aerie hail. at 8 D. M
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
I'crpIexel
Officer
Gives Up

GRAND KhPlDS, NlCn., Way
7 - fH) - The muddlo1 case
of James Dolan had Deputy
Sheriff Arnold Pigorsh rubbing
his head in perpleXity today.
1t was because of this chain
of events,
Yesterday Pigorsh reported
that Dolan. 17-year-old fugitive
from a Missouri reformatory,
had signed a confession that he
fired the shots that fatally
wounded Oscar Johnson,
Holmes Park, Mo, filling sta
ton operator. Johnson was shot
April 20.
A few-hours later Dolan rep
-udiated the confession, declar-
ing, Pigorsh said. that he made
the statement only ito get out
of here and back to Missouri,
his home state.
Pigorsh meanwhile sought the
help Of Missouri police. They
had asked him, he said, to ques-
ton Dolan concerning the STAY
ing of Johnson when the youth
was arrested near here April
% for the theft of $50 from a
Greenville farmer.
Pigorsh said that Sheriff Gran
Vile Richart of Kansas City
was "much interested.
But in Kansas City last night
Richart said he had told Grand
Rapids police that Dolan's con-
fesSion had n been true and
II IT it had been definitely de-
termincd' that. neither Dolan
nor d companion fugitive were
in Holmes Park vicinity at the
time of the shooting.
II don't know what it's all
about" Pigorsh said. There
was no talk about the confession
being untrue when | talked with
Richart.'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
Sweoter-GirI Argument
Still Holds the Stage
Sofety Supervisor SoundIy
Disopproves Of Curves on Job

She added that such things
happened when she was safety
supervisor of another plant en-
ploying $4,000 women. The APP
pearance of a sweater girl i'm
a war plant, she concluded, lis
a big headache for the safety
department"
Presiding officer Ruth Stone.
woman's placement consultant
at the General Electric Co Chi
cago plant, disagreed, and said
she didn't favor uniforms for
women workers.
"A sweater girl" she said.
at most is nothing more than
a nine days wonder in a plant"
Comment on the debate by
w. F. Weber of Kearney, N. j.,
was; Il don't believe that men
are so keen about women wear
ing sweaters"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
Depu1y Sheriff
Not Fooled by
Identical Twins

Richard and Robert Morgan,
2O-year-old identical twins of
200 Broadway, today couldn't
fool Deputy Sheriff Steve Nor
ris.
1t seems Morris arrested Rob-
ert while back for driving
car with improper license plates.
At the time. Robert, whose
drivers license was revoked for
reckless driving, said he was
Richard
Today Richard called for the
car and told Morris he was Rich
ard. Morris knew something was
amiss because, although Richard
and Robert look exactly alike,
their voices are different.
When the twins finally con-
fessed, Richard was hailed before
Justice Frank +. Jeanette on
charges of allowing a person to
use another's license.
He pleaded guilty, paid $40
fine and was placed on 80 days
probation
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
No Goal Strike
Is Expected
President Says
Men v. S. Employees

WASHINGTON. May p
President Roosevelt gave a clear
indication TO a press conference
today that he expects no strike
Of coal miners against the gov
er lment.
Are coal miners employees Of
the government. reporter
asked him. "and, il so, can they
strike against the government? p
He said he would reply in the
affirmative 70 the first part of
the question, and on the second,
he ~emar' ed that he had been
in the government a great many
years and could not recollect
any strike Y government en-
ployeS against the government
He was asked, too, whether he
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
10 FACE Grim
j. ). Penalties
Convicted Of
Sedition on Coost

LOS ANGELES, May 7 - (P,
Possible sentences of 20 years
in prison and $4,000 fine face
each OF 10 men and two women
convicted of conspiracy to vio-
late the wartime Sedition Acc
through activities Of mankind
united.
Federal Judge Leon r. Yank-
witch ordered the II, at liberty
on bail, TO appear for sentence
Monday at 2:30 p. m.
Four other reputed members
of the group, described by Gov
eminent officials as a secret,
semi-religious organiza ION,
were acquitted by l2-man jury
which rendered It's vcrdicts last
night after IA hours delibera
ton. Trial of the l6, all Cali
fornia residents, required five
weeks.
Accusations against various
defendants contained in the tes-
timony of government, witnesses
included:
Opposition to Selcctivc Serv-
ice by some, who also diScouc-
aged the purchase of war bonds;
assertions that attacks by sub
marines on the West Coast were
not made by Japanese, but were
propaganda reports of war
lords Qualification of Adolf
Hitler as the foe of hidden rul-
ers' responsible for the war.
One witness testified that Ar
thur l.. Bell, Of San Francisco.
asserted voice of mankind
united, and a woman compan-
ion drank toast in San Fran
cisco cafe TO the japanese attack
on Pearl Harbor.
Defendants testified their
statements had been miSundcr-
stood, and denied they had made
any assertions intended TO inn
5pedc the draft or otherwise inn
pair the war effort.
Convicted by the Jury were
Bell, George G. Ashwell Ho-
mer G.. Wilcox, Bay b. Sharpe.
Eugene w. Brown, A Ray FL
sea, j. F. Burkey, Max Theodore
Miller, Mrs Maude Askew. Lau~
renee Cook, Edwin O. ellison
and Mrs. Shanna Thcusen Jake
man. Leniency was recommend
ed for Mrs. AskeW, Cook, ellison
and Mrs. Jakeman.
Found innocent were Harold
V. Norris, William Duerst, Paul
inc Kelso and Jacob Gloeckler.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

CHICAGO, May 7 - (H) -
A friendly debate by two wo-
men on the subject of girls
wearing sweaters at work in
war plants was injected into the
serious discussions of Women
in War Work" at the midwest
safety conference yesterday.
A safety supervisor for a
large industrial plant soundly
disapproved the sweater girl in
war work while another voiced
approval One man, safety
leader, expressed his beliefs,
but he didn't say definitely one
way or the other.
The pros and cons of the
sweater girl were brought up
by Mrs. Esther Duncan, safety
supervisor of the Dodge Chica-
60 Co. She sid that individ-
ual attractiveness as TO clothing
has no place i'm war plant"
and she adj oceato.l uniforms
for women workers.
when a girl in a tight-fit-
ling sweater struts to a work
bench or a machine in shop she
can do more to diSorganize the
department in 10 minutes than
the safety department can over
come in two months
Men find il difficult to keep
their eyes from the girl--in
many cases IN the meantime,
women workers are forming
their own opinion of her cos
tune. The next day surprising
things may happen. Some wo-
men might appear for work in
anything from Knockers to eve
ming gowns
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

planned for the government to
continue operation Of the mines
il has taken over until "a new
contract is signed ard peace as
sured in the industry"
He said he had heard nothing
until today about stopping the
running of the mines.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

small unused building located
between two strips OF pavement
on Gratiot. across from lngelSide
Lon Deputy Sheriff Steve Nor
rls said the boys were turned
over 10 County Agent John Abr
ems The building is II by u
feet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
PEI
IL esGes
NEW LOW

Crime reached a new low in
Macomb county TO-DAY
Only i've prisoners were held
in the county jail and the city
jail was empty. Ordinarily be-
tween % and 80 men and women
are registered IN The two tagis.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
PROBE TIlEETS

City police today probcd theft
of a cigarette machine and al
temptS to rifle . music box in
the closed Ritz { ic Entrance
was gained ~ iorclns side
door.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

Mrs. William Browning. $50
Crmsby street, today reported
the theft Of from 10 to - gall
Ions OF gasoline from her car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
NIPPED BY DoGS

HoW,td Sutherland, IS South
Rose street and George Zoyop-
oles, :, OF 81 Gallup avenue,
were bitten by dogs yesterday
they told police.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

a bombardier, for three
weeks after he enters advanced
training. spends at least one
hour every day on a trainer
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

The steel production capacity
of the British Empire is approx
matcly 20,600,0O0 net tons per
wear.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

More than a million Red Cross
workers are engaged in produc
ing surgical dressings for the u.
S. Army.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

A church steeple, in the steel
industry, is a defect consisting
of a transverse crack in rolled
steel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

TWO Detroit boys, AGED y and
l3, today admitted they touched
off the fire That destroyed a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

New Mexico has so mountain
peaks towering more than 5000
feet in height.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

British Eighth Army, meanwhile was
chasing Marshal Rommel through Libya.
Shortly aftcrward Admiral Darlan ordered
the French forces 10 cease resistance;
on December 2i he was assassnatcd.
Dates on map indicate when cities fell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Held for failure 10 report for
physical examination:

Alfred Hunley 296 Alfred
Edward j Choinacki. 232l4 Ohm.
stead Deorborn; Thomas James
Stallings, Hastings and Winder
Ralph Nunez, S22 w. Fort; Joseph
Brown 522 Trowbridge: Hewitt
Willard Jones. 294l Brush,
Walter Biron Steward, 2216
Gray; John Albert Hopkins. $50
Theodore; Karl A. Draper Jr,
PITTS f. Garrison. Dearborn :;
William Patrick Ewing Parks,
26l Kenilworth; John NJ Jordan
326 Sherman; Arthur Spigner, 46l
Gratiot.
. Failure 10 report for In
Henry Frank Tester. 1879
Hamburg Eugene Oliver Lewis,
500 Cratiot. Clarence Edward
Harmon. 1855 f. Otis, Hazel Park
Wilson Aldrich. Saginaw; Melvin
.CowanS, 65l Monroe, YpSilanti.
Failure 10 notify Of change of
address lin some cases the charges
also included failure 10 return
qucStionnaires and affidavitS and
respond TO local board:
Robert Martin Sullivan. 1851
Second; Robert Joseph Cooper. TSP
Randolph; Glen Lorenzo Crist,
23767 Stewart Raymond James
Russell. Detroit; Harry Henry
kowalSN Detroit; Steve Alex
BieSiada. Detroit.
Edward William Garter, 402i
buckingham. Berkeley Ralph F.
Acker. Monroe Leon Boiler. Mon
roo Gordon Milton Rockefeller.
Kramer road 81. Clair Shores
Charles James Ingram no ad-
dress. Harold Trombley no ad-
dress. Edward HIntz, Bath, Joseph
r, Arellano, no address
Failure 10 return question
nalre:
Anfant Adams 4023 Beaubier
stanley Nj Olechnowicz, 4476
Frccr
No charges listed:
Alec lamlSou No address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Emden Plants Set Ablaze
By Yanks' Biggest Raid
Continued from Page One)

revealed that pilot ographs showed
that Fridays raid on Kiel-onc OF
four targets hit by The largest fleet
of American four and two-mo-
tOred hombCrS 10 sec action over
Europe - was a smashing sue
cess
practically every bomb hit
the target" II was announced.
The pictures showed devastating
damage. particularly 10 U-boa'
slips. many of them with subma.
rlncS on them
II also was announced that
other Of Fridays operations were
highly successful The Ford anc
General Motors plants at Antwerp
were battered by direct hits, anc
an aIrdrome at Courtrai, Belgium
suffered many damaging bursts.
The raid on Linden was The
ninth on Germany by Tho Amer.
cans since they first hit the Reich
on January y and men on that
phase OF the huge operation were
disappointed because they carried
only incendarles in their bomb
hays.
II was believed tho incendiarieS
were used in an effort 70 set fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
All Over
Brief Message Sums Up
Tunisian Victory

LONDON. May Is GNS)-ThC
end Of the TuniSian campaign was
signifcd IN terSc message from
the deputy commander-ln-chlef in
North Africa 10 Prime Minister
Churchill. released today by No
10 Downing street
The message from Gen. Sir
Harold r. L. G., Alexander said
"Sir. II Il my duty 10 report
the Tunlsian campaign is over.
All enemy resistance has ceased.
We are masters of the North
African shores"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Pilot Dodges Injury
In Airport Accident

Elmer Spencer, Detroit City
Airport pilot. escaped injury Sat
urday afternoon whom the landing
gear OF a twin-enGincd private
plane buCklcd as he drove it down
the runway
Airport officials said the plane
was not badly damaged II is
owned by California aeronautical
firm.