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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Real Singers. Real Dancers

People who can't sing will not
be allowed TO MARBLE a note for
the screen. And the same goes
for dancing.
Performers who have out
grown their popularity will vol
unfairly retire and not bore us
all TO an everlasting death by
going on and on from one CEN
fury to another.
In fact, it will be quite a
world out here in old Holly
wood, and this has been quite
a dream. Maybe when we wake
up we wouldn't change a single
smicgen of it for the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
STAGE and SCREEN
& Ga,A, Gentry
Opera Will Share
FootIiehts With
Legitimate Stage

EOOTLIGHT attention this
week will be divid G d be-
tween theater goers and opera
lovers with three stages all busy
at once.
The Philadelphia-La Scala
Opera company with a galaxy
of Metropolitan stars opens
week of grand opera repertory
at Masonic Auditorium, begin
ming with Aida" Monday night.
This evening Gloria Swanson.
the former movie queen, will
make her first appearance on
Detroit's legitimate stage in
modernized revival of Rachel
Crothers' amusing comedy, Let
Us Be Gay"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Lukas TO Join CAP

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 25.
Paul Lukas, one of Holly
woods most experienced pilots
and owner of his own plane,
joins the Civil Air Patrol as
soon as he finishes Uncertain
Glory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

who referred him TO a music
publishing firm.
The trail then led 10 an or
CheStra leader i'm Seattle.
over the long distance tele-
phone, the orchestra leader said
that the arrangement was made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

everything is conferred around
the class play that is so good
it instantly hits Broadway.
We've never seen one yet
that could get farther than
Podunk Corners on a dark,
rainy night, so who do they
think they're kidding?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
No More Cafe Hokum

No more of this revolving
meeting at a cafe for dinner
for publicity's sake. They'll be
promptly shot between the salad
and the entree if they so much
as dare, so there.
Talent will be given a break,
and the pretty amateurs dele
gated to their proper places
back home raising families and
homegrown tomatoes. ed.
note: Try to grow tomatoesD
No starlet will be permitted
10 announce a coming event a
year, or even two in advance.
Or even say, 1--WE want children
more than anything else" They
mean, of course, except a seven
year contract without options
and without options!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Sonny Tufts Debut

II also serves 10 introduce
Sonny Tufts, a big. good-na-
tured guy who is somewhat of
film find in these Al days. Also
George Reeves, a young actor
who has been used in lots Of
"Bn piciureS- hut never before
in an "A" like this one.
One this same bill is the latest
Henry Aldrich special
The double combination at
the Fox provides Charles CO..
burn in one Of his funniest as
Signments since The More the
Nerrier and Heaven Can
wait"
Nix Kingdom for Cook"
takes wonderful slap at the
servant problem, which reminds
us Of a crack that Lucille Ball
made last week:
I'm so happy. MY cook just
took up her option"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
At THE STUDIOS
Ry Sara Hamilton
Postwar Planning in Hollywood
Pointed TO as Need Of the Moment
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 25.

WITH elsewhere planning postwar world like fury
w it becomes ones duty to do little poswarrng for
good old Hollywood And might well be any
Now let's take the kind Of pictures Wen not tolerate.
First viii those awful dreadful college yarns where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Scores in Provinces

Miss Swanson has long been
anxious TO return 10 the stage,
but was a little afraid of trying
out a new play or of facing a
critical New York audience, so
last year she took herself into
the theatrical backwoods - the
summer stock houses and tried
out "Rcflccted Glory" the
George Kelly play IN VIII ic h
Tallulah Bankhead starred soy
eral years ago.
Like Tallulah she created no
sensation in Reflected Glory,
but the general audience recep-
ton, even tn Dug somewhat
rural, proved that people
wanted 10 see her after retire
mont of cotara1 1taaru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

by Kay Thompson and that she
could be reached at M-G-M.
The studio said Miss Thomp-
son could be reached at home.
But here's the topper. She is
Sinatra's next-door nrighbor at
a Hollywood apartment housed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

on an all night radio pro-
gram, Frank heard a wonderful
arrangement OF Just One More
Chance. "
He called the station 10 find
out who made IL. They referred
him TO a recording company,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Laura La PIante
TO Ca pitaI

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. Is.
NEVER SAW Laura La
Plante more excited. . Her hus-
band. Irving Asher, former pro-
Queer, has landed at an east
coast port and Laura goes to
Washington to join him. What's
more, it's Maj. Asher now.
Brand new promotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Follows 'Chariey's Aunt

Inent of several years.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Advertisement

DEMEMBER this when you plan your
N family's wartime meals: 80
Modern enriched white bread is the re-
suit Of two years work by government
and the boxing industry TO develop the
best white bread America ever had.
1t is prominently featured in one of the
Basic Seven" food groups you should eat
each day because every loaf contributes
Evening star., 1943-09-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

SI '$$ ssss ss esl z isf'P Psss
%srn,,n SqysTs; IKE braTEda-nsyso sI,175, 1906
oSTac FeSSph ia5s "a door ss5S $780, sood mo-
sHp at 1oa UnSeTsty tO aSe 'dh Glen 0e Eeho sfsn
PONTIAC 1896 coupe; 3 new recaps, new
MSatte4y nj 4aS S1l1 1iEH 1436 st. nw Apt. A.
PONTIAC, late ~ sport port I'd. sedan; 6
wheels, RADIO. heater, quiet s motor,
fSSraa feSHSs rTaaseeT s2S c65Ie4bs M 4es eysn5nss
gooedd condition; private party must IS sell; il;
ssSI ssss5SGI isth fsih st May hs Hs M1 seen 9e after
PONTIAC POI 1895 sedan; $50, good condi-
S19m Woode2 thro1Ish0us; NJ real barsain 27o7
fully equipped; one owner; S11s5 or best
faih RTfcR Re late 14? 49, kes5nss spess St sedan
GGTeenwich G pEwy. NV, Foxhaii village
PONTIAC. 1o41 Torpedo "s" e-door: black
ba hbnrSn raoio; & heater; ! owner; low mileage;
n' sedsn hslo exsasns ap
pearance and mechanical condition: low
miiieass; mileage very good tires; original owner:
price, s1'oo6. AT 1871. 10 9th st; Sc.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 convertible coupe; s75
fsnda ssSn 1u. price rumble seat needs little
sPdfF a9 aa lsth a5 ow
ger coupe; only 5000 miles, spare never
sam at $3.50; trade and terms. EN-. 900
sTUDEBA'KsER 1887 6 coach: cheap; very
s,n sT5PaBAKER = AXE 1927 sssan. ssss cash
s ssT1DEBAkEE CHAMPION 1a41 de luxe se 2
ooor t;vs sedsn sG- driven only 5000 miles, eli
fa AR f?Sh fa5a 4ador Ca 45sa sedan clean
far car " With f,I good rubber the price is right
6eaoh Motor Sales 7th and Maine ave,
ssTUDFBAKER 1910 e-cyl. sed.. / owner:
Vetor9 ss 5sos FsS s se ave or s25 aoS
AUTO PARTS, any make car, old or late
wrecked cars wanted for parts. "Glasser's S."
ina and Florida ave: ne. DI. 1870. l.
tive dark green finish, spotless interior,
RADIO heater eIss!le1s KstpNtv tires.
New York Ave. at N Cap. RE 6444
PLYMOUTH l941 Special de luxe 4-door
VIA. PEAKE MOTOR Go,
B;ulck t;rss o, Ie4l /, Special 4door sedan; new
'l'us, @ 'o~ rhAKE rahlAlfsEe MoroR 6a9S Egg, ees5ss'
Wis Ave. and Albemarle st. OR, 5000.
coupe PssaEE1ql PRaKE MoToR 9lyf asD co 55ke new
WIS. ave and Albemarle st. OR. 5000.
DODGE l941 de luxe 2-door sedan; radio,
and many other extras Trade and terms,
PEAKE MOTOR co,
Wis. Ave. and Albemarle st. OR. 20OO
OLDSMOBILE 1871 Custom Cruiser 6aS'7
sedan; hydramatic drive, radio, heater,
anlshed in a. beautiful two-tone green
priced right. Guaranteed Trade, terms
KEARNEY
New York Ave. at N: Cap. RE. 6444
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-door
economy overdrive; excellent tires.
KEARNEY
New York Ave: at N. Cap. RE. 6444
BUICK 194i Century club sedan: radio
tires; priced to sell quick
KEARNEY
New York Ave. at N. Cap. RE. 6444
PONTIAC 1910 "6'' 2-door sedan: original
blue finish, custom seat covers, very good
tires; S795.
New York Ave at NJ Cap RE 6444
Evening star., 1943-09-26
-
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBlLEs FOR SALE

RUCK, 2-ton, IL to Ia #. body. good
ndition; Call Mr.. lockwood. Smiths
orage Co.. 1913 You ST. NV. NO. 3343.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANT TRUCK FOR HIRE with driver.
Inquire at Perrygo Food Store. Oxon Hill,
Evening star., 1943-09-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

SSsS tNSSNS fSN St<LE.
FoRD TRUCK, pickup: first 5000. Cali
FORD 1910 long wheelbase; 1899 Ford
e9mp; 1910 GMC long wheelbase. DU.
FORD 1929 model AA. 1-ton, with dump
Piggy; Piggy; Slo0 as is. Hyatt Iron g. Metal Co..
DODGE dump truck; 2-yard He'll body.
Rear Of 25g5 Sherman ave. NV.
CHEnkoLET 1895 pickup, generally good
sized tires: $3.50 EN-. 1853. o-''s ''e-
GMC ta naT late III l94l panel tr9sk' 1d9oo miles
CHEVROLET 1898 b-ten panel body; good
FORD l941 hydratlic dump. dual wheels,
ebsyTSet tires aa com
tires chevrolet fa4s Si hydrsulie iisfy dump. imp
Tssdy e ceili4s M priceS Sne chevy e Rsss cRsse
TRUoKs FOR sALE-one International
One International C-s-35 dump, one In
ternational D-s-35 dump: also panel and
mond Motors inc, al 1851 I Srd Asts st, NV NV.
FEDERAL 3-ton tractor; thoroughly recon
ditioned' new 1ox2o tires.
oMc 1887 l1a-ton dump; 2-yard body,
Ford sedan delivery.
gallon fuel oil tanks and equipment: will
sell complete or will sell chassis and equip
ment separately.
We have new Federal trucks in stock
for immediate delivery.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.,
300 r, /. AVE. NE MICHIGAN 5000.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co.
1umbia, Holding Bankruptcy Court.--In
the Matter of ENGENE SMITH RUSSELL,
sometimes known as Jack Eugene Russell,
Bankrupt No 4299.-To the
creditors of Eugene Smith Russell, some
times known as Jack Eugene Russell, of
the City of Washington, District of Co
lumbia: Notice is hereby given that the
said Eugene Smith Russell has been duly
adjudged bankrupt on petition filed by
and that the first meeting of his creditors
will be held on the fifth day. Of October,
1913, at ten-thirty O'Clock AM, at the
once of the Referee, S19 Investment Bldg,
18th and SITS. NV, Washington, D. c.,
at which time and place the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. FRED ]. EDEN,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Evening star., 1943-09-26

GARAGES FOR RENT.

0NS<0E5 7 VN NEFNs'
REAR 1881 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-2-car
brick garage for rent: SIS mo. RA. 060S.
REAR OF $3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Double ga
rage, $40. Near 10th St bus, Mt. Pleasant
car. Space above avail.
2 GARAGES, pebble dash, metal; wide
paved alley, well lighted. 1917 Allison st.
NV. Phone GE. 0475.
DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
Fireproof Building-Low Rates.
Leo Rocca Inc 4301 Conn EM 1000
Evening star., 1943-09-26

seat covers, $4,000 miles: 500. 500 N.
y,!T, MysyTns, Apt Apt "a. Lee Gardens, Arl. Va;
de luxe Motorola heater car perfect: take
trade. North 1870. 212o st. NV. Apt. g.
BUICK 1899 convertible coupe; radio and
heater, good tires; s595. FIR. $500,
BUICK "a e-wheel, 5-passenger coupe:
intil / pm, S295. 29I0 18th st. South
Arlington, Va.
BUICK 1e4I convertible coupe Roadmas-
ter; maroon. good rubber. Call MARI
BUICK 1899 special 4-door convertible
SEDAN: DC luxe. equip: low mileage: good
BUfcK 1884 victoris; clean trans. GOOD
Gsrsgs. .Tskoma PARK. Ma M u's
BUICK 40 co1yertible; RADIO and heater,
Sw tires $l.l0o, no less; original
Evening star., 1943-09-26

LADY has all cash. for clean 1899,
1870 or 1941 car: good tires desired. GE.
WE NEED AT ONCE 1887 Pontiac 4-door
sedan: will pay high cash price, cash at
once Coast-In Pontiac, 407 Fla. ave. ne,
Atlantic 7200. Open evenings and SUM-
Evening star., 1943-09-26

WANTED, 1886 FORDS-Cash at once.
Coast-In Pontiac 4o7 Fla. ave, ne. At
bobGE AND sndas' waned sna
PoSrao os faa fsa wo saoq pay you
high cash price for your car, no delay,
cash at once Coast-In Pontiac, 407 Fla;
ave ne Atlantic 1900 Open ewes and
nsctcu try to meet VT i sFG@ FSod Pontiac 4221 Con-
wills NSisieuI PAY va G1GH saOa CASH PRICE for 40
Chsvrolets, Che all makes. Coast.In IN Pontiac,
syeninEs and nd sundays mdis ''AH''' '~oO' ''n
PONTIAC wanted; name your price. will
s5z ( meet vs. j. ssSS 4sSd Pontiac sssi Con-
Ssssse9 e e W. sg$s gsSd Pontiac asi con.
sss,suF 55y t. meet wo s$Ss {sSd Pontiac 4si Con-
Dodge, Plymouth, Chevrolet or Ford; will
pay pay premium. cash: no dealers; chestnsut si
fvR6,i 9isa fa5 ioT cash; cal NO 30, o54a ,,o. vii,
nsstsut sFy e meet W. i sfGe ESod Pontiac 42sl Con-
fohR 2 TsPtf s9a pGnsc pEss 4as ocn S
PLYMOUTH wanted: name your price. will
hccteut fFy to meet W. 5 sFGS FSod Pontiac 42al Con-
SELL YOUR I9i1 FORD TO US-Will pay
you high cash price; no delay; cash at
' MANT EST PRIeR Heh eSas saa
Loving before you sell. We pay extremely
high cash prices. Loving Motors. 1922 M
St; nv RE. 1870.
WE PAY . high cash prices for good used
sell. Lee D. Butler Co., 1121 21st ST. NV.
Will PAY good cash price for late-model
Phone
INDIVIDUAL wants exceptionally good
car, car 'and tires1 OF Ford or G. M. line 11. for
55PAss: CAR, good tires, not over $1,000
PRIVATE PARTY will pay, cash for $3.50
SAILOR needs '35 or '36 Plymouth. chev-
rolet or Dodge; cash: no dealers; Please
1871 models viii pay top price even if
repairs are necessary. Phone RA; 9036
PRIyATE-Desire 1910 or 1941 club cpe.
Prefer Pre- T, chev' Ply. or Pontiac. CHI. 1900
navy YARD WORKER will buy Chevrolet,
lT Ford or Plymouth for cash. Call w. E.
INDIvIDUAL wants to buy, 1s41 stream
SaI SRIvATE ME- StPTy ssTsfs EN- EN- 2s 2os6 t
NDUCTEE wants 1934-37 car in good
immaterial If 6.25x17 will fit. Falls
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1e41 station
wagon, personal USE. tires and car must
be AL. DU. 1850, after 3 pm
WILL PAY high cash price for late model
CChheeyyrolets. Chey 1912 jackson st. ne. DU.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

CASH FOR 1935-36-37
FORDS, CHEVROLETS AND PLYMOUTHs.
TELEPHONE ATLANTIC $500
sTEUART MOTORS, 3rd AND H SITS. NE.
ANY LATE-MoDEL CAR, truck or station
wagon, top cash price: our buyer will come
to your home or office any time
MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO.,
6323 Ga. Ave. NV. GE. O1oo.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
GARAGES WANTED.
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
TRAILERs FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1a42 trailer; sleeps 4; pre-;
porcb tires eeet&e tsp new Manor d1
Spring Bank Park, 2 miles south of a. Alex
isj5 .:B r. t12 yos4 and rss gSss hsbts sP
Trailer Sales, Cherry Hill Camp, Berwyn.
NATIONAL S1Ts9 9cAissrLE, GAIT, perfect sonai- M
esn,ss can, Mount vernoR bouIsTaTai as. =,
e:Soxls ttres, $50 N. IonzfeIioy st., st.
AHeousSEi TRAILER, Sleeps 4: rsfrigeTstor.
$500. William Botsakos;a 16s 21st ST.
sEsoklync Y spYta 9Sa,i s,9a9s rRs .tv,ss
tires. American Trailer Co. 4o8o Wis.
Afro SRuisEK; excellent condition % Y. avss.i, sgs
length: good tires; $500 cash. WI. 1927
iRS HousE TRAILER. good condition: $3.50
eaotREp aSFa Xs wGsoT Ge TE for 4Sa sale
TRAILERs repaired and recovered, canvas
tops toDs |, 2 specially Raymond Smith ser-
TRAILERs FOR SALE
a.ssIn; Nd; ss6 ss6 for Mr. or Mrs. Schneider.
lHs11eKs sTANEEY SRoaoF 4 aoRNAR, Asn NO soLp'
5th and Fla. Ave. NE. FIR. 1921.
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS.
Bungalow S435
Silver Dome, Just renovated 80 525
left. Palace. good condition ---- 565
1S-ft. Glider, nice buy -------- T45
Glider ------ S95
National -------1 1,495
Schult Homestead --- 1.495
Covered Wagon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1.1q5
American -------------- 1895
Travelo ------- 995
Travelo, 22-ft.. cruiser ----- 1895
Several Other Good Buys.
Easy Terms
Cash for Your Trailer.
open SUNDAYS Il AM.I5 Pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4o3o Wisconsin Ave. Wo. 3232.
TRAILERS WANTED.
HOUSE TRAILER, must be reasonable for
cash, have tires. State make and price.
Box 1924, Star.
AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING,
Complete Factory Job.
S35 AND UP.
LEO ROCCA, INC,
4301 Conn. Ave. NV. EN- 1900.
Alto TpIIrkS cNp cAIr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
FDR AppIauds
World Relief
Humanitarian
Principle Stressed

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9 Up,
- President Roosevelt climaxed
the signing of a United Nations
relief agreement today with the
declaration that it, coupled with
the recent Moscow documents,
shows that we mean business
in this war in political and
humanitarian sense just as sure
~ as we mean business in a
military sense"
1t is one more strong link
joining the United Nations in
facing problems of mutual need
and interest, he said at the
conclusion of White House
ceremony in which representa-
tives of 43 countries joined
with the United States in Great
ing the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administra-
ton (UNRRA) to feed, clothe,
and revive war stricken nations.
Halls PACT
The President spoke in the
historic East Room. He faced
representatives of the OF h r
United Nations and those asso-
ciated with them. as well as the
French National Committee of
Liberation. w h o had affixed
their signatures to the document
See PACT-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
Wounded Vet
Home al Last
Pfc. Greenfield
Back from Pacific

Seriously wounded during the
savage jungle fighting which
preceded American occupation
of Buna, in New Guinea. Pfc.
Alexander Greenfield, 26-year
old Mount Clemens soldier, has
been honorably discharged from
the service and is now complet-
ing convalescence az his home,
10 Park street.
A young veteran. Of two and
one-half years army service,
Greenfield is enjoying home-life
for the first time in that period
and being attended happily by
his smiling wife, the former
Mary MiSener
Following basic training al
Louisiana army post Pfc. Green
field was sent overseas and saw
heavy fighting against the Jap
aneSe for a protracted period In
his capacity as a litter-carrier,
with the medical corps, he was
called upon TO serve under fire
al the front lines in the Buna
campaign where he was severity
wounded.
Pvt Greenfield was wounded
near the heart by Japanese rifle
fire while in the Buna combat
zone Dec. 5. 1912. and was SUBJ
sequently awarded the Silver
Star for bravery.
After three weeks in a Field
Hospital in New Guinea the
wounded Mount Clemens sol
der. son of the late Alexander
Greenfield and Mrs. Lawrence
Martell. 80 Don street, was
See VETERAN-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
Boy, 5, Saved
from Flames
Neiehbor Reseues
Van Dyke Child

Steve Hardesty. 32-year- old
Van Dyke resident. today was
credited by the Warren town
ship fire department with saving
the life of a five-year-old neigh
borhood boy who was overcome
by smoke Monday night when
flames Quilted the living room of
his home at 2l27 Pearl street.
The child Richard Dupuis.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Du-
puts. alone in the home when
flames from an oil heater into
which the boy had stuffed
newspapers spread through the
living room, had sought escape
from the smoke in a bedroom
of the Dupuis residence, fire
men said.
HardeSty, whose wife noticed
smoke pouring from the Dupuis
residence, smashed bedroom
window and rescued the already
unconscious child, firemen said.
Mrs Dupuis told firemen
that she had left the child alone
in the home for but a few min
utes when the accident occurred.
Damage TO the home was esti-
mated at $3.50 by Warren town
ship firemen who confined the
blaze to the living room.
Hardesty lives at 2137 Pearl
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
Ford Dispute
Probe Sought
Union Asks Army
TO Investigate

DETROIT, Nov 9 - UP) 49,
The United Automobile Workers
(CIO) today urged the War De-
partment to investigate a labor
dispute which has resulted in
the loss of an estimated $4,000
man hours of work at the River
Rouge plant and violence
against officials of the COM
pany.
Joseph Twyman, president Of
the UAW-CIO Ford Local de-
manded the investigation after
the company porte that
large steel casting were
thrown at the building superin-
tendent and other supervisors. :"
In a telegram 10 Undersecre-
tary of War Robert Patterson,
Tryman called for IAN immedi-
ate and thorough investigation
See FORD-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
FLYING SQUADRON DAMPENS ENTHUSIASM
ZOOt-Suiters Have Swift Change of Heart

ture, officers said. In any event
they left before the show was
over and quietly went on their
several ways.
Making possible the speedy
mobilization of the Sheriff's Fly
ing Squadron, carefully drilled
and wholly volunteer organiza-
ton was Capt. Edward Thomas,
Lieutenants Lee Preston, Mount
Clemens. Herman Jacobs, of Fra
ser, Wylie Montague, of Van
Dyke, and Jack Fistler, of St.
Clair Shores.
Sheriff Theut today thanked
the members of the Squadron
who, called from their dinners
See ZOOT-SUITS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
Stanton Welsh
Dies Suddenly
Funeral Services
Wednesday Morning

Death, early Sunday morning.
wrote fms" to what was easily
one OF Mac 10 county's most
colorful contemporary political
careers. when Stanton T. Welsh,
46-year- old former member of
the state legislature. died sud-
denly at his ST. Clair Shores
residence as the result of a heart
attack.
FINAL SALUTE
A firing squad from East De-
troit American Legion Post No
26l will level a volley over the
dead Representative grave at
Mt. Olivet cemetery Wednesday
morning. following services al 10
a m. from the William d. Clync
Funeral Home at 22322 Gratiot
avenue, conducted by Center
Line Post, No 81. the American
Legion, Which Mr. Welsh once
served as vice commander.
Mr. Welsh Cor Red as he
was Familiarity known TO thou
sands was two-fisted. power
full figure physically. Born in
Anderson. Ind. the former Ma
comb county political leader lit
orally punched his way up TO a
position of dominance in Re-
publican county affairs.
POWERFUL FIGURE
His well-knit body crowned
by a thatch of auburn hair.
See WELSH-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
PATRIOTS EVERYONE
It's All-American Blood

There are no nationalities-no
opposing religious faiths no
foreign languages or affiliations
when members and supporters
of the Center Line Red Cross get
together to do their fine work
in the interest of the men in the
armed services or for any other
Red Cross activity.
This was amply demonstrated
again Monday afternoon when
the Mobile Unit of the Red
Cross Blood Donor Service APP
peared at the Center Line USO,
Weingartz boulevard. from 100
TO $40 p. m. and collected blood
donations of Germans Poles
Scotsmen factory
workers businessmen
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
Seize Patriots
Following Wild
Day Of Riots
PopuIoee Voices
Noisy Approval
of Moscow Pact
By ROBERT DOWSON
United Press staff Correspondent

LONDON. Nov. 9 49, lU.P) -
Nazi storm troops, moving swift
w in the wake Of the Moscow
conferences promise 10 liberate
Austria. have taken over control
of Vienna and seized hundreds
of patriots, the London Daily
Mail said today.
The patriots were said TO have
been rounded up in wholesale
baches after they hoisted Aus
TRAN flags and flung banners,
Long live the Austrian repub-
lie" across streets in an indus
trial area. a Mail dispatch from
Stockholm said.
Armed clashes between work
ers and storm troopers also
were reported, but no details
were given.
The Mail said its listening
post heard radio Bradshaw
broadcast that storm troops
poured into Vienna throughout
yesterday and took up quarters
in the Vienna arsenal in the in
dustrial and workers section.
The broadcast said the troops
had been sent 10 Vienna for
training
The Nazi action also pointed
I'D Adolf Hitlers warning at
Munich yesterday that he would
not hesitate 10 execute a few
hundred" persons in his domain
who preferred an allied victory
10 prolongation of the war,
London sources believed Hit
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