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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06
Disputed Body Punch
Costs Zivic Ring Win

the five flying Zivics last night,
sticking his chin out at Arm
strong would appear that he's
not only pressing his luck, but
trying TO make eight the hard
way" with his currently red-hot
dice.
In fact, you'd have to be a
leading member of the Beau
Jack cheering and choWder So
ciety to say he was ball of fire
last night. Sure, he was the ag-
gressor most of the way in the
zippy ten-rounder, but only be-
cause his young legs gave him a
big galfoping edge on the battle
Scared Pittsburgher. This isn't
saying that Fritzie is washed up
mot by several country miles
and a lot OF busted beaks but
as a veteran of 13 summers in
the playful pastime of MASKING
noses, he is no longer the smoky
town skyrocket who once
pounded his way into the world
welterweight championship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06
Siewert Moy Return
to NC Lineup Tuesdoy

Ralph S vert, Mount
c e m en- Highs six foot,
eight inch center who has
been out of the lineup for the
last four Bather games, ex-
poets to be able to return for
the Port Huron game here
Tuesday night. The big center
Clipped a bone in his ankle in
scrimmage this week, but the
injury is responding rapidly
to treatment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06
The Monifor-Leader
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8, l943 PAGE
Down Headpin Lane

four games in front of Goebel,
which took the odd game from
Pomeroy Insurance. MacAlpine' S
Squirts won two from Altes La
ger and Barney's Tailors did
likewise against Cooley Mortic.
ians.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06

TAMPA, Fla Sgt, Tommy
Gomez. Tampa and U. S. Army
stopped Claudio Villar, 203, Bar
celona, Spain, 90.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06

Freddie Mills looks the part he
plays. This is the first picture of
the brilliant young British
heavyweight champion ever
published in this country.
for the fact that Broadribb Is
his manager, of course, but train
ed boxing men rave about this
fellow. And Broadribb always
was conservative in discussing
his own fighters.
When he declares Mills the
daddy of them all, Broadribb,
who knows fighter when he
sees one, includes Joe Louis, for
it was he who handled Farr
against the Brown Bomber.
Broadribb was previously in this
country with Jack Hood, ALI
Mancini Teddy Baldock and
Don McCorkindale.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06

BOSTON-Henry Chmielew-
ski, Ill. Portland, Me-, outpoint-
ed Johnny Seaman, 1874, Quincy,
Mass, (10).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-06

Al Humphreys is taking time
off as Bucknells football coach
to accept Naval commission.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Bj MARY BEECKMAN
tu'hori, on Good Manner,

THOUGUTFULNESS IS never
1 oid-lashioncd. AIeader finds
hcr ucW friends do mn share
hor practice of writing thank
Eou note, after attending a
party and is uncertain whether
or MOT etiquette calls for such
aqfion on bcr pat.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

inclination 10 write your words
Of appreciation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
A Good Habit

Don't give up this gracious
practice OF writing what your
mother called your party
thanks These sincere words of
appreciation are the very acme
of thoughgtulncSs and friendh.
ness. and the habit is a never
failing social asset
Some of the formalltles Of
etiquette change from time to
time. and some old forms have
10 be adapted 10 new days. But
human nature doesn't change.
+ h Gu & h tfulneSS conSid-
GRAFTON for other people, the
grace of kind words and kind
deeds these are enduring.
They are as necessary today
as they were in any yesterday,
As right in one community as in
another So YOU can't be wrong
In following your training and
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Advice Given Students
On Their Part in War

Setting up of a special coun-
selling panel 70 advise prospective
students on the course OF study
best suited 10 their country's
military service and war work ef-
fort, was announced Saturday by
the Detroit Institute of Tech
nologY.
When requested by the enroll
ing students. special tests viii be
given TO assist in the selection of
the training for which IT is be-
lieved the student IS best fitted.
The advisory panel consists OF fac
ulty members from the schools of
commerce and finance pharmacy
and chemistry, engineering and
liberal arts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Have New Friends

When our new friends here
leave "A party, they express
Appreciation but l never yet
have received note OF telc-
phone call of thanks after a
party My days are very full
what with my work dong my
own houScwork and taking care
of two tecn-agc children But
! >ull always find time 10 write
my party thanks
Now ! realize that ctiquette
changes from time 10 time and
that communities differ IN many
points. So I'd like 10 know
whether you think ! should
abide by my training TO write
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

The general taken -for granted
courtesy
Last year my husband was
Transferred 90 be an executive
IN a war plant IN q smaller city.
and | haNc taken a position
similar to the one / had before
my marriage The people here
are delightful, Very friendly
amt n spite of the Tact that We
artall terribly busy we all find
fnnn lnr informal -nnlnIIatntnel--
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Smith Studio Moves

The Theodore ]. Smith Studio
Of Dancing. established in 1900,
has moved from Warren avenue to
quarters at the corner OF Liver
nNiS and TYLER.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Time Saver

If TOILET soaps, toilet
tissues. and other bathroom sup
plies are kept on a shelf in the
linen closet or an upstairs
clothes closet. many steps will
he saved when these articles
need 10 be replaced in the bath
room.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Habit Of Witns Thdnk-You Notes Not Out Of Date

my appreciation to the hostess
and host as l leave the party.
Please set me straight for /
don't want to- offend any of
these kind people.
II y l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
A Sentence or Two

inclination 10 write your words
Of appreciation.
A Sentence or Two
People are indeed, as you say,
terribly busy these days. but
il is still a truism that the
busiest people. if they are man
nerly inclined. generally find a
minute or two To write a sem
tence or two of thanks for hos
pitality.
II you keep on writing thank
you notes, you may start a
trend toward observing this
pleasant and rewarding cour-
teSyl Anyway writing these
notes will make you happier
that understand. and certainly
they win bring happiness and
comfort TO your new and hos
pitable friends.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-19
GASOLINE STAMPS
MUST BE MARKED
AFTER THURSDAY

E"!"rc Thursday, July 80. every
Gs'r Ui gasoline must write III InE
81 lie face q c..ch individual ratio:
,.,n.p or coupon issued 10 him INC
.lly:sc number of the Car to which
tie ration was Issued. it wa sta.ti
.'uJy q: the office q. tho Vance VII.
pa. g. md rat!un.uc board Oily rx-
rCg:rn Ia Inc regulation j. IL the
ya q OF ra,iOnS issued to official oy
tee. vehicles.
Service stations will be v:u'a:in.
,uc new regulation, il was sad. il
they accept stamp or coupons which
NAY" not been identified with tie
license number @: the vehicle being
service. The l"ca. rationi"g board
AXIS that service station attendant;
examine ration books and coup
and advise the public of The n"rr,.-
SHY fnr complyi 3 with the new
.r:J!at:.n.
Failure t. ma.ll stamps and colt
pens with proper license nim3vr,
VIII result i'll loss 0f future cLSrl -.
ru,."vS. il was stated. Attention WIS
ais called 10 the standing Regulation
That gasoline rationS may not nr
transferred t. a car for which the"
were not issued.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-19
A. W.S.Post
Not Closed
Local Spotter Post
10 Continue Work
on Alert Basis
After Tuesday Night

Tie aircraft observation post IN
il,nI't.cn will not be closed but wIl
$" On an alert" uprrulluu;il basis
i'lHui !oM ni"ut IL miInIgnt. II WAS
,r"rI today ~ an authoritative TO-
ca source whp requested thai hr not
-, uiuicd by name.
krrorlS current throughout the
city curing the last several days
n"Nc ruinUrCd that the post would
bc closed down entirely Tor an III
definite period.
HSiIIug int" rIiInorS, the SnuIc.
said that the Henderson post. IL
common VITA other post in TN sec
h"n, Mil be maintained win the
aput-rS Subject Ia immediate cali
~H,m,VCr II l., deemed nee, Ss,wy 10
operate Tic post. II was emphasized
That Observer, Nl'u have Ucyu oil
uui" IA the pa I should hold item
selves subject To emergency uut,
Ll,l-inG TAT officers OF the day i'll
,'In.;u ol thCl: whereabouts and
pI",l.InG t,c officer, W.'n Il t,I,-
pi,ai." numLCT O. urnnbCl. at TliICa
l.I,y may b" reached.
rulI oct. . Concerning the status
"i tic Local observation pot u!c rN-
r,rtrd - bc recessed W.,nln Il few
Iaya ~ the Army air warning: SsrV-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-19
EGG PRICES ADVANCE
UNDER OPA FORMULA

Inc price Of eggs may advance
slightly today in all stores. Cndcr
OPA regulations the wholv,aic cell
ing price on ungradcd eggs increased
Today from 80 to 40 cents. which
permits the smaller retailers and the
farmers selling direct to consumer
10 Chnrgc ~ cents dozen for IT,
graded egg. Larger independent
stores have a ceiling of DC cents. and
chain stores have ceiling OF A.
cents on ungradcd eggs. These prices
may be advanced two cents a dozen
If the eggs are packed in cartons.
There are three higher priced
grades Of eggs. "A. a and y. but
since only candlcd eggs can be sold
by these grades, few are offered On
the Henderson market.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-19
MEETING is CALLED
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
ON LEAF REFERENDUM

BusincSsm"u 90; Henderson. trbac-
'"rrIsls ana others Interested iu
r"nsoring the approval of Tobacco"
marketing uJ"'us have been callri
ip meet al , O'Clock tomorrow att
'rEUUn IN tho courthouse i'll IIcndcr-
ON. To arrange tor speakers al ,nrn.-
ngS throughout tho county Wcdmc,-
day night and III Henderson on
Thursday night.
Tho liCuuCr,Jn Chamber Oi Com
mcrCc, cooperating with j. ". SAM
dcrs, county farm agent, and the En-
tension Service. has accepted rcSpun-
sibility for obtaining speakers for
the educational meetings preceding
the referendum on Saturday, July
"A.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-19
High Temperature
Prevails Here for
Week End Period

some oil the summers hottest
W. L'!icr was experienced here
aver t':c Weekend. according TO
TIE official Weather Bureau OBJ
server.
Maximum tcInprraturr Satu.-
CAV "LN 98 aud minimum that
d.:' WAS 40 while T." pax un
sunday WAS % and tie mini
mum was -. Til"rc WIS ~ rain
iti' citIcT day. thru.h tie air
- TIME was rather humid, ad-
dan: 1" the discomfort, Of the
dL%--Ur night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-19
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1913

of time to save 4 large portion of the
crop, which was dctcrioratins right
along in the dry weather. Moisture
thus provided proved the saving of
the day, and virtually TO have COM
plctcd making Of the crop.
Most farms put i'll the maximum
acreage allowed under AAA quotas,
and very few Of the plants have been
lost. Prospects at this time are for
another good SeaSon-in quality ior
the buyer and i'll prices for the sell
.er.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-02
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page ?

\COIIGlluOu HUH PdSC ~ appeared. Clerks were frantic trying to keep up with things.
 One lady garnered 8 large peach Just then she got a bump that sent it flying into the air and another lady caught it. "Thanks", she called, as she walked away.
 There were some men there, too. one of the shoppers reports. Did they get any vegetables?' we asked. "I don't know" she said, they were still standing in the back waiting when 1 left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Ford Mechanics
In Hangar Strike

Thirty FIVE mechanics in the
"Warmup hangar AZ Willow Run.
who make final tests Of bomber
motors before they are taken on
test flights walked cut early to-
day when one Of their number
was given a one-day suspension
for alleged infracuon Of rules
Ford spokesman sand the man
was engaged in "horsopIay' with
another mechanic and a plant pro-
lection officer ordered him 10 re-
turn 10 work. He refused and
was taken 10 the office where
The suspension order was issued
The striking mechanics. who are
on the second shift said they had
previously asked that the officer
be transferred charging that he
VAS a 'trouble-makcr When the
suspension was announced. the
mechanics said they told officials
10 put him hack on now or We n
take a day of, too. The walkout
followed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

There are thousands Of soldiers and sailors
stationed in the Detroit area; you see them in
front of the USO downtown club, on the street
corners, or coming out of movies.
Most Of these boys are miles away from
their homes; many have few or no Detroit
friends a large number of them soon will be
on their way overseas -. heading for foreign
battlefeldS or fleet duty
What kind Of a Christmas is Detroit plan
ming for these boys boys who are doing just as
much to win your war as your own sons. brothers
and husbands in uniform?
Detroit is planning a most Merry Christmas
for them through the Santa for Servicemen
program sponsored by The Detroit Times.
Under this plan. each Serviceman in this area
will be presented with Christmas box, during
parties held at the various military posts and
naval stations Christmas week
All citizens living in the metropolitan Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
The DETROIT TIMES


Of boxes were distributed among those in The
armed forces.
Many large organizations already have sig
nifcd their interest in the prooc and their will
ingness 10 have members pack boxes for The
campaign or else raise funds for The purchase of
large numbers Of packages by The committee.
All groups and organizations In the Metro
poutan area invited TO take part. Each
organization will be given proper credit for its
participation both hA- the inclusion 81 special GIFT
cards IN The boxes and 10y suitable credit IN the
newspaper stories about the drive.
Plan to do your part by giving az least one
Christmas box to a Seryiccman In this area.
Remember, he is fighting your war lust as
much as the man already overseas or aboard ship.
These gifts and the Christmas parties will do as
much for his morale as they would for the man
in foxhole or a crows nest,
Be a Santa to a Serylcomani
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
,11-Cdbin Unit
Closed by Police

An ll-Cabin housing unit at
JOY and Telegraph roads has been
CLOSED bt tt7r ftTrfUTd police de-
par'mcnt because 10 was being
operated In violation Of coming or
dinanccS and because Of faulty
sanitary facilities II was disclosed
TO-DAY
Only three families lived in the
cahIr steadily police SAID. adding
that tho other CABIN, were rented
or y nGnt-lo-n.ght haSIs Police
saId they presumed thc three
families had found other living
quarters
The man VINO owned tho cabins.
police added had been gwen Spe-
Ciai pcrw sluu 20 operate them
onIy until re completed a new and
modem tourist camp IN another
location
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
SIdshes Self in Tiff
Over Christmas Trip

Mrs. Fern Jones. 81. Of 1850
LycaSte. was in Receiving Hos
pital today. the victim Of a near
tragedy when she and her hus-
band Fred disagreed over which
Of their home towns they would
visit during the Christmas hoh-
days
Jones told police that his wife,
IN A FIT Of anger following the
argument al their home, slaSheo
her wrists with razor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Com. Armstrong
Gets His Wish,
Will Fight laps

Comdr. Robert G.. Armstrong,
commanding officer AT Crosse lie
naval air base, had his wish come
true today.
He's going 10 sea, back 10 the
Pacific for another crack at the
JapS
As fight officer Of the Inflated
carrier Yorktown. Comdr. Arm
strong led his boys on scores
Of attacks a year ago al Lac and
Salamaua, Midway and the Gill
bert and Marshall Islands.
Then ne came back for shore
duty
Almost Immediately he began
10 champ AT the bit be wanted
action.
Last June. when the COM
mander's former skipper. Rear
A d m iral Elliott BuckmaSter,
pinned the navy cross on his
breast at Crosse lie, the fight
officer said.
There is work I can do here
for a period. hut I want TO he
in on the big show when IL
comes. l want TO get back TO
active service"
The big show" he said, was
Tokyo. That's his goal.
He came 10 Crosse lie last
March following as thrilling a
series Of experiences in the Pacific
as any hero of this war could re-
late.
Comdr Armstrong will be sue
cceded a. Crosse lie by Capt.
George Fairlamb. whose present
assignment was not divulged. He
VIII arrive at the base within a
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
MUSICIANS TESTIFY

Yesterday rs witnesses teSti-
fed. nine Of whom were musicians
Who PLAYED m Leroy Smith 5
band a the club June %
Their testimony varied as %
the time Of Tipton'S speech. some
placing II Al II p. m. others
ranging up 10 ! A m. None was
able 10 identify the defendant.
some saying he had a straw hat
and was IN shirt sleeves while
others said he wore a suit, a
Jacket and a gray felt hat.
All Is witnesses agreed that
after the announcement. crowds
poured out into the street. traf-
fic was congeSted, bcdlam reigned
and stones and bricks began 10
fly A. the cars Of passing white
people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

tor. or any precinct police station in Detroit
highland Park, Tiamtramck, or Crosse Ponie
Army trucks Will collect the boxes later from
the receiving depotS and take them in proper
quantities 10 the various posts for Christmas
week distribution.
civic committee headed by Mrs. Glenn
Anderson and made up of patriotic Dcuoters
is in general charge Of the campaign, which is
similar in nature 10 the Times Santa for Service
men program Of two years ago, when thousands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

area are invited 10 participate in this worthwhile
program. which viii not only provide futrtIrr
cheer for those in uniform but will also make
your own Christmas that much brighter
To take part, all YOU must ldo~S-Fack one
or more Christmas boxes AT a cost Of not more
than 81 each, insert your own card IN each box
with your name and address and leave the
packages AT the nearest receiving depot.
Boxes may be left AT The Detroit Times
lobby 1870 CaSs al any Detroit recreation CEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

A Negro witness today added
another link 10 the states claim
that Charles Little Wilhe" Lyons
and Leo Upton were directly re-
SponSiblc for tho June race riots
that brought death 10 IS persons.
William Henry Girard manager
~ The Forest Club, focal point of
the rioinp testified IN recorder. s
court that Lyons was a trouble
maker" who was refused admiS-
sion June 20
But shortly after the an
nouncement was made, I SAW
Lyons and he said 10 me: 4
made IL" GIrard testified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
DANCERS STAMPEDED

The announcement that Ne
crcSS and her baby had been
thrown into the Detroit River sent
700 dancers Stampeding into the
street The state claims that
Upton made The announcement
after obtaining the false story
from Lyons
Another Negro witness. Camp
bell Whitworth. a special police
officer. testified that after no saw
Negroes attacking whites outside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Club Barred Lyons
rs 'TrOubIe-Maker'

the club he put in the first riot
call 10 police
Waiting 20 testify are Jessie
Stewart and William Williams
suspended Detroit policemen who
were m the club A. the time Of
the announcement bat alleCedly
failed 10 take action 10 prevent
the riot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
BROTHER CADET PILOT
Hoqs Increase SO Pet.

CHICAGO. Oct. Is INSIDE
spite the recent hog price ceiling
and dwindling feed supplies. pork
production will reach II billion
pounds during the year ending
next June 80, the War Food ADJ
ministration estimated, an APP
proximate increase of 30 per cent
over production for any other
NpaT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. il one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
MINUTE DESCRIPTION

Samuel Barnes Wilson 1r. floor
manager Of the Forest Club. was
able 10 describe in minute detail
the height. weight and complex
ion 81 the announcer Of the race
riot, but ne couldn't identify TIP
ton
sure, know Upton" he
told the court. 1--WE known him
about year, hut ! didn't see
the face of the man at the
micrOphone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

deadne for mailing Christmas packages
After tonight delivery Christmas Day
anteed.
Packages and must he
combined gth and length Names and addresses must
be marked plainly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
ALLIED STANDARD

In Washington yesterday the
Truman Senate committee an
nounced that a preliminary inveS-
legation revealed that the tools
were standard equipment needed
IN the war effort.
Col Alfred II johnson. district
supervisor for the air crops pro-
curement division SAID the freeze
was approved by firms involved in
the tool purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Kills His Bride
As She Refuses
To Shoot Him

Confessed SLAYER Of I'm, 41-year-
old bride Of eight months. Frank
peh 80 today faces a warrant
charging FIRST degree murder.
Peli shot his wife, Elizabeth.
twice through The head yesterday
afternoon in the living room NJ
thor unp7ctcntious but clean little
home at 1888 s Telegraph.
Taylor Township and then fled
with their cJght-months-old son.
Frank Jr.. according 10 Detective
John Pulosh Of the sheriffs de-
partmcnt
ARGUED ALL DAY
ever since we've been mar
ried she's tried 10 turn every
one against me-" Peli said after
giving himself up at Detroit
police headquarters. Owe argued
all day yesterday until she fin
ally said;
The only way for YOU to get
rid of me Is 20 shoot me or
for me To shoot YOU
81 brought her the gun, and
when she refused to use II
shot her"
After the shooting, Peli said.
he went TO the home Of Ivan
Ludington. his employer who
persuaded hum to surrender to
police.
Mrs. Pelfs body was discovered
by her 1S-year-old son by former
marriage. Edward Smith, upon his
return Yesterday from the Ford
Trade School. Both Edward and
his sister. Ethel Smith. Is,
believed that their mother and
Peli had been married for the
last three years.
BROTHER CADET PILOT
Another brother, Louis. 20, IS
cadet pilot now in a preflight
school at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs.
Pelis former husband died in 1888.
az always thought something
like this would happen, Ed
ward said today.
Hes threatened 10 Kill her
before when he was drunk. He
once told mother that he'd been
To Ford Hospital, and that
they'd told him there he should
be confined i'm an asylum"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
ARMY CHECKS VALUE

Mai. Gen. C. f. BranShaw, COM
handing general Of the materiel
command, Wright Field, Dayton,
O., announced that the army is
seeking 10 determine the actual
value OF the tools and whether
there was fraud on part OF army
officers or civilians.
BranShaw said that stock rec
ordS were also being checked at
the warehouse against the factory
that produced the tools 10 seek
out every item involved in the
Salc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Strapped Tools
Frozen by Army.
To Probe Sale

! Cutting tools sold as scrap here
in August were frozen today by
army air force officials as an
investigation was started TO de-
termine whether there was any
fraud in connection with the sale.
The tools with a reputed value
of more than Sf666, 600 were sold
for $4,000 by army authorities
because they were considered
"obsolete in view of engineering
changes"