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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-11
william Arthur Northumberland
Mentally Incompetent Person


STATE OF MICHIGAN, me Probate
Court for the County Of Macomb.
AT a session of said Court. held At
the Probate Office in the City of Mt.
Clemens in said County. on the 9th
day OF June A. d. l943.
Present. Hon. Joseph V. Tromoly,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Will
liam Arthur VandenBossche, Mentally
Incompetent Person.
Joseph F. VandenBossche having
filed in said Court his annual account as
Guardian of said estate. and his petit
ton praying for the allowanc thereof.
and praying for the allowance OF At
torney's Fees.
II is Ordered That the 18th day OF
July A. d. 1913 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. at said Probate Office, be
and is hereby appointed for examining
and allowing said account
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by public alton
Of copy OF this order. for three sue
cessive weeks previous 10 said day OF
hearing. In the Monitor Leader. a news
paper printed and circulated in said
County.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY.
Judge of Probate.
true copy:
KATHRYN STROUP.
Deputy Register Of Probate
June iil82S-M L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-11

tines Catholic High School
Alumni Association will hold
their annual banquet Sunday,
June 20, at Verniers' in New
Baltimore. Theodore Harmon is
president of the organization.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-11

TWO CENTS AN ACRE

Alaska cost the United States
less than two cents an acre. Its
100000 square miles were pur-
chased from Russia for $780,
900.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Vatican Bombing
Said Nazi Trick

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. tUPl -
The recent bombing O. Vatican City
was believed today to nave been a
German trick designed to create
disaffection among Catholic men,
bers of the United Nations.
Responsibility for the bombing
was placed upon Germany late yes
terday by Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
howeris denial that any Allied
planes had operated over the area
where bombs were dropped.
When the bombing was an
nounced, Germany quickly blamed
the Allies.
Eisenhower's denial was issued by
Acting Secretary of State Edward
r. Stettinius. Jr. shortly after 1t
was revealed that the apostolic
delegate here advised the state de-
partment last Saturday that at 8:l0
p. NJ, on Friday an unidentified
plane released four bombs over
Vatican City near st. Peters Ba-
silica. The apostolic delegate said
considerable damage was caused,
but that no lives were lost.
The state department immediate
~ asked the war department to try
to determine the identity of the
plane. The reply from Eisenhower
said that beyond any doubt the
attacking plane was not an Allied
one.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
OK. Wage Rates
For Farm Workers

Prevailing wage rates for work on
the crops in Imperial Valley were
approved by the director of agri-
cultural extension and will be used
as the wage basis for such work
this winter, Director George Gar
rigues of the farm labor office said
Wednesday.
AS determined at a wage hear
ing in El Centre Oct. 81, the pre-
vailing rates are:
l. Sixty cents an hour for hand
labor in the preparation, irriga-
ton and cultivation of vegetable,
melon and sugar beet crops.
2. Sixty-five cents an hour for
hand labor in thinning and har-
vesting of vegetable and sugar beet
crops.
3. Fifty cents an hour for COM
mon farm labor in other field crops,
including alfalfa and flax.
The wage hearing was held be-
cause it is necessary to do SO in
determining what is to be paid the
Mexicans imported to help harvest
the crops in wartime. This basis
is said to be help to farmers in
determining the wages of other
Workmen on their farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
So|ons Complete
Inquiry into 1uIe
Lake Jap Riots

TULE LAKE. Calf, Nov. 10 up
California state senator's invest1-
eating disturbances in the Tule
Lake japanese segregation center
which brought about army control
of $4,000 disloyal internees today
had completed hearing of formal
testimony but planned possible
man -the-street" interviews of
residents of the nearby town of
Tule Lake.
Meanwhile, unofficial reports con-
tinued that firearms and two
powerful short wave sending and
receiving sets had been found by
army troops searching the living
quarters of the japanese in the
camp Army authorities, however,
refused to make any comment.
Earlier testimony of War Reloca-
ton Authority employees before the
state legislative investigating COM
mittee had revealed that more than
1000 butcher knives had been taken
from the camp packing house and
600 automobile springs, taken from
government cars, had BEEN ground
into knives by the evacuees.
POLICY SAME
Witnesses who testified at last
nights sessions concurred in earlier
testimony that the WRAs policy of
camp control had not changed
when internees refused to harvest
truck crops last month; that con-
ciliatory methods of handling the
Japanese were favored by the WRA;
and that the internal police security
force maintained by the WRA was
not adequate and no steps were
taken to make 1t SO.
George Lueck, assistant fire chief,
and Roy Camel. construction fore
man, testified the internees had
dlnlayed a japanese flag during
lasS Weeks disturbances, which were
clir1AYsd by army occupation of the
camp Thursday. The flag was un-
furled on an outdoor stage and
carried down colony street, they
declared.
Edward Borback, assistant in
ternal security officer, described to
the committee how he was beaten
in the outbreak near Camp Director
Ray r. Best's home Thursday night
which caused Best to call in army
troops to restore order.
TELLS OF BEATING -. -. ..........
DR.. Reece Pedicord, camp doctor,
testified to details of the beating he
received at the hands of japanese
three days previously when ring
leaders organized a demonstration
and held control of the camp for
four hours
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Citrus Shippers in
3 States Limited

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. tUP) =
Orange and grapefruit shippers in
three states were restricted today by
the war production board in their
use of wooden shipping containers
in a move to save 2G,500,000 board
feet of lumber.
Shippers in Texas are limited in
use Of wooden containers to IS per
cent of their total production, and
these in Arizona and California TO
96 per cent.
In Florida the state citrus COM
mission has agreed TO impose the
same restrictions.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10

Manuel Ortiz. world bantamweight
champion. has taken over the
chairmanship and will head up the
campaign among the Spanish
soaking peoples.
Twenty-Five agencies are included
in this drive which combines the
community chest with the various
war relief agencies. making it
necessary to have only enc drive
instead of separate campaigns. The
ONLY exception is the American Red
Cross wEisk a2as its drive in March.
Throughout re ration this com
bined campaign Is neing conducted
and every agency included has been
carefully investigated SO that there
is no possible duplication of effort
and so that there may be the
surety also that each is deserving
of help.
El Centres quota is actually only
slightly larger and the need is
much greater than the amount OF
money raised last year in the city
in four separate driyes-the COM
munity chest, the servicemens
canteen, United China relief, and
Greek war relief, all these agencies
being included in the present CAM
paign, plus additional worthy causes.
The canteen is included this year
among the community chest agencies
and its budget met by the money
that, in other communities, would
&c to USO. This special agree
ment was made since USO does not
operate locally.
Other local agencies in the drive
are the three character building
agencies. the Boy Scouts, Girl Re-
serves. and Camp Fire, the Saliva
ton Army whose welfare program
is known widely. Hipass health
camp for undernourished children,
the Hard of Hearing society which
gives assistance for the hard of
hearing. by lip reading classes,
clinics. etc, and the welfare board,
sponsored by .iie PIT A. which
supplies milk for undernourished
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
Fire Outbreak in
Southland Dies

LOS ANGELES, Nov 10. up
Southern Californis's worst out
break of forest and brush fires in
25 years slowly died down today
as forestry officials announced that
all but two conflagrations are un-
der control over a 160-mile front
from the Santa Monica mountains
to the Mexican border.
Weary fire-fighting crews who
have battled the flames for four
days in the Malibu district said the
fires were "cornered but not trap
ped" in areas north of Malibu and
behind the exclusive movie colony.
At least 5000 fire fighters, includ-
ing seabees from Port Hueneme and
soldiers from nearby camps, are
still combating the fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
British Ask italy
Official Removal

LONDON, Nov. 10. (UP)-Richard
K. Law, minister Of state in the
foreign office, said today that Brit
ain has asked the Italian govern
ment TO remove Gen. Mario Roatta
from the provisional cabinet as a
suspected war criminal.
The case of Gen. Vittorio Ambro-
sio, another cabinet member, still
was under consideration, Law
said. Both generals have been ac-
euSed of war crimes I'm JugoSlavia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
War Chest Drive under WAY.

One days pay for the home
front and one days pay for the
fighting front" ia the slogan adopt
ed for the Community War chest
campaign which in El Centre got
underway Tuesday with a quota Of
s29. 400 to meet.
After the kick off breakfast
Tuesday morning the various teams
began solicitations and are all
working in their respective terri
tories to assure a speedy winding up
Of the drive.
For the Mexican population,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10

children and medical aid.
For the fighting front. in addi-
ton to USO, the agencies are the
United Seaman's relief which aids
the men carrying munitions of war
overseas. as well as the families of
men lost at sea, and the War
Prisoners Aid, the one agency which
goes to the bleak prison camps of
Europe and Japan bringing help to
our $4,000 American men already
prisoners of war.
Caring for the millions of chill
dren that are starving, homeless.
in need of medical aid, among the
United States Allies in the war are
Is relief agencies. such as Greek,
United China, Belgian War Re-
lief and others.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
DUCKS HEAD SOUTH

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 10. up
Tom Main. general manager for
Ducks, Unlimited, sportsman's or
ganization, today predicted that the
southern migration of bluebills, as
well as late-staying canvasback,
mallards and honkers would prob
ably start this weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-10
CHEAP PENICILLIN

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10. (UP)-
The home manufacture OF penicil-
lin, a scarce and expensive anti
septic, was described today by DR..
julius A. Vogel. Aliquippa, Pa, sur
geon, who declared that he provides
himself with a plentiful supply
costing about five cents per dozen
treatments.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24
Pfednaska Romano Jokobsona
ma vyrocni schHzi Academic
we'd " Connecticut.

New York (CTK)- Connec-
ticutska academic we'd a umeni
zvclila "a recnfka ma sve media
vne letosnf vyrocnf schnzi pro-
fesora Masarykoyv university
Romano Jakosona, nyni pnso-
blc1ho v New Yorku ma univer-
sitach Columbijske a Francouz
Romano Jakobsona, nyni p1so-
o idei narodnfho sebeurcenf a
jej1ch ceskoslovenskych pr1-
k%opnlc1ch, konana "a hojne u
castl clen1 Academic a profe-
soru Yale University, sc setka-
la s velikym 1spechem a jak v
debatach, tax v zaverecnem
slove byla zdIraznena zavaz-
most a novost jejfch historic
kych vyvodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24
Eden o ceskoslovensko-sovstske
dohode.

Londyn (CTK)-Britsky mi
INSTR zahranicf Eden odpovedel
v doln1 snemovne ma dotaz,jejz
ucinil delnicky poslanec Tho
mas, re o observation-disclosures
ske dohode Sc diskusovalo v
Moskve "a poslednfch rozhovo-
RI, jez tam mel S Hullem a Mo
lotovem. Britska vlada vita tu-
to dohodu dvou spojencn prot
Nemecku zvlaste Sc zretelem k
tomu, re smlouva umoznuje
pffstup sousednfch zemf, jez
byly rovnez predmetem nemec-
keno 1toku. Britska vlada dou-
ia, re tato smlouva Sc takto
stane dGlezitym nastrojem ,jenz
umoznf uplatneni zasad vyslo-
venych v dohode trf velmocf v
Moskve sc zretelem k obecne
bezpecnosti.
Poslanec Thomas pax pred
lozil tento dotaz:
"V1taje rovnez tuto smlou-
WI, mohu Sc zeptat, IDA z ia
kovych isolovanych dohod bez
jakehokoli vztahu k celkove e.
vropske bezpecnosti nevznika
jiste nebezpecf?"
Eden: "Takove nebezpeci
mGze vzniknout, ale nemyslim,
re by mohlo vzniknout 2 teto
smlouvy vzhledem k tomu, jak
byla formulovana."
Delnicky poslanec Shinwell
"Nebylo by zadoucl, ably uza-
vlran1 takovych smluv bylo
podporovAno?"
Eden: "Soud1m, re ano."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24
Nemecko a Italie jsou tez po-
stizeny epidemii influenzy
iako Britanie.

Nemecko bylo zachvaceno
epidemi1 influenzy a chfipky
~ podobnem neb i docela vet
sim mefftku, jaky prevlada v
Britanii'', jak pravil jeden le-
kar z neutraln1 zeme, kter5 sc
prave navratil z Berlfna.
Tento lekaT pravil, re pTipa-
dy tohoto onemocnenf jsou
zvlaste cetne v Porynf a v Pru-
sku a re zdravotni 1Tady v Ber
line Sc pfipravujf v obave, re
influenza postihne take Berlin,
ktery jiz tax je demoralisovan
neustalym bombardovanfm sc
strany spojeneckych letcI.
Bern. - Cd svycarsko-ital-
skych hranic bylo hlaseno, re
Poole ornament epidemic in
fluenzy Sc jiz zacfna sffiti v Sc
vernf casti Italie, kde tisfce Ii
d1 jsou bez pristresf nasledkem
spojeneckeho bombardovanf i
talSkych prumySlOvych Stredl-
SEX.
Tisfce pTfpad1 onemocnenf
bylo jiz hlaseno v Milane, Tu-
rine a Janove, avsak onemoc-
nenf ma az dosud jenom mir
nou formu, take 1mrtf ma in
bylo doposud jenom
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24

usedave stkala; chvilkami jen
zoufale %pronasela slova:
proc jsem tie jen, berusko,
dnes sem posllala, proc isl jen
sla?"
Prijel lekaf. Srdce mi bilo
k rozskocen1, tepnach krev
zrovna cvakala. Bloudil jsem
pc tovarne jake sfleny. Lide
mlceli, konajfce praci svou ia
ko stroje, uvnitr vsak horfce O.
cekavanfm. Minuty zdaly Sc
hodinami; ctvrthodiny veGnos-
tt. Konecne lekar vessel. Sci
jsem mu vstric jake pro svddj
ortel.
"Zlomenina zadna; jen hru-
dnlk trochu pomackan; ranc
Dude sauna moci jfti dom1. MI.
re mluvit o stestf. Ma 1cta
lSpecham Ease dom1."
Neodesel jsem tn noe z to.
varny. ZGstal jsem v labora.
tori a podaval lezfcf Fance Gu.
krovf, kousek pc kousku.
V ocfch jej1ch Ease ten zaTi
w lesk a kol rt1 zas ten detskJ
krasny usmev. Chrupala Gu
krovf i orechy, az konecne
ranu usnula. Matka bd6la
nj a septala mi S nevylfcitel
nym 1smevem:
"Tomu ubohemu diteti da
Jezlsek dnes nejv1c re vsecl
d6t1!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24
Stedry vecer.
Napsal M. A. Smack.


Majitele cukrovaru sc rozho-
dli, re d%elnictvo Dude pracovat
letos i ma stedry den. Pfijali
to - a neprotestovali, - chu-|
df Tide, kazda koruna Jim byla
dobra. Ale toho dine byla "a
kfiknuta nalada. Mic neslo,
stroje podivne vrzaly, a autor
povfdky byl v truchlive nalade
- vzpom1nal ma domov. Ia
stydel Sc "a sv6j zarmutek,
kdyz videl vesele ctrnactilete
devce, Fancu Halfkovou, vese-
lou a prfjemnou dfvku, ktera 81
mic nedelala re Stedrovecernf
roboty. Zapomnel uz ma svnj
zarmutek, kdyz byl ma hodin-
ku pozvan k rediteli ma stedro-
vecernf veceTi. Vratil sc - a
tn Sc stale to nestestf.
"Zarazte stroll" "Zastavit!"
kricf Sc ted nahle cd diffuse,
zdesene, 1zkostlive.
Vybehnu ven. StrOj jlz StOj1.
Co Sc stalo?" ptam Sc diff
fudanta.
"Transmise chytila Halfko-
vou", mi odpoved.
"Kde?"
"Pred magac1nem."
Kvapim tam. Zamecnfci v
chumaci a rozrezavajf cerve-
nou latku jakous kolem trans
mise ovinutou. Je to sukne =
sukne Fance Hallkove. V O.
kamziku pozvedajf telo v cary
zahalene a odnaseji do labora-
tore.
Bette pro vodu," volam ma
holky do rezacek. "Pfineste
plachetky a rozlozte je v labo-
ratofi, polozfme il ma me-"
Chveje Sc vsecek specham "a
zamecnfkem. "Dycha?" ptam
Sc v prvn1m okamziku.
"Je bez sebe."
"Byla chudinka celia navinu-
ta."
"Hladfk slysel nejdffve ne
jake volan1 cd magacinu a sci
tam hned, ale bylo uz pozde."
Zenske p~finasely plachetky,
rozestfely ma podlaze a zvolna
pOlozili jsem ma ne Fancu.
Ubohe dfte melo oci zavre-
ny, tvaficky dffv rumene byly
mad snfh belejsi, a kolem rtG,
dffv tax usmevavych, byl W.
raz %dojfmavne bolestny.
Pfisly holky s vodou, narfka-
Jlce a plac1ce. Postal jsem ry-
chile pro reditele a omyval "a
tim tvaf dftete; zaroven jsem
rozevrel jeho jupicku a vyvle-
XII pozorne ruce z rukavad. Nj
kde ami krdpeje krve. Jen ce-
10 bylo ponekud odreno, a Ger
vene krGpeje ma mem vyvstava-
ly. PAX vsiml jsem 81, re i no.
by jsou odreny, ale vetsf rany
nlkde Jsem nepozoroval.
"Jak sc tam dOstala? ptam
Sc.
"sla nejspfse pro kosfk, a ne
opatrne pfipletla Sc k transmit
81. sroub zachytil il "a sukni
a strhl k zemi."
"a re latka nepovolila? 2" di-
vim Sc.
"Je to kanafas a stuzkou
vroubeny." Pohledl jsem ma
sukenku; ano, cerveny kanafas
Ike kotnfkGm dosahuj1ci, nynf
vsecek rozfezan, div re ma tom
bezvladnem t1lku visel.
V tom jsem zaslechl HAS re-
ditele. Odhanel holky, baby i
deti, jez Sc pred laboratoTf ma
stavily, a postal je pc praci.
Tu tam padla ostra poznamka,
jez "a jinych okolnosti bez do
mluvy by byla n~ezIstala.
"Tak jen jdete pc sve pra-
ci," volal reditel, "ten narek
ted mic nepomGze, a stroj ne
m1ze do rama stat"
Prijav kratkou zpravu ode
mne a naffdiv, ably lined Sc je-
10 pro lekafe, postal me do var
nj sine, abych uvedl vse zas do
poradku a hledel dohnati "a
meskany cas-. On re u dftete
zGstane sam.
V nejvyssi mfre rozcilen, jen
s velkym namahanfm jsem u
drzoval myslenky pohromade
a SNAIL Sc upoutat mysl k ma
nipulaci. Delnictvo rovnez by
10 r%ozruseno, i stale me dosti
casu, n%apominanf, vysvetlovanf
a potesenych SLOW, nez jsem
praci ma diffusi uvedl JAKE
TAXI do chodu. z repnfku az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18
Three Generals and q Senator
To Work Own Victory Gardens

Three generals and a Senator have
obtained garden plots on the Glover
Estate and are preparing to get
bit of exercise and to get away from
the war by chopping away at the
weeds during the late daylight hours
Of this spring and summer.
The extended rains and unuS-
ually late beginning of spring wea-
Their this year is delaying the start
of the gardening season, No one has
been able to pillow, not even those
lucky enough to locate the equip
ment and the man to do the job.
But thousands of Warrington citi-
zens are champing at the bit in
their anxiety to get started as an &C.
caSlonal sunny day like Sunday
makes them realize that planting
time is coming fast. More than $50
persons attended a Victory garden
meeting addressed by Wilbur Young
man, garden editor of The Star.
Monday night at American Uni
verslty. The meeting was a Joint
one of the Spring Valley, the Yves
ley Heights and the Glover Park
garden groups.
One of the largest garden ventures
organized is that of the Spring VAL
ley community. Under the leader
ship Of Donald Mccormack of the
Riggs Bank they have obtained IS
acres and are dividing in into gar
den plots.
Meyer Weinstein, 1901 Bellevue
terrace NV, responded to The
Stars appeal for land by offering
two-acre tract, formerly a lettuce
truck garden. on Macarthur boule-
ward, beyond the reservoir.
More land is needed. If you are
not going to garden the suitable
real estate you own, fill in the cou-
pom above and send it to the garden
editor of The Star. The Star will
bring your offer to the attention of
the District Victory Garden Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18
Lincoln

as-you-go, current method of
collecting income taxes. The only
possible way that a taxpayer can
become current is TO double up
this year in his tax payments.
It's a swell idea If you have the
money, but not so good other
wise.
The Ruml plan, under which it
was proposed that all income tax
payments this year be applied to
1913 income instead of the in
come of l942, has been cast into
the discard by the Ways and
Means Committee. 1t holds that
this would mean "forgiving" a
years taxes, Further it holds
that the people have plenty of
money now and should get on
current basis of taxpaying. A
great mass Of Salaried people,
however, are receiving the same
pay as tneY ClO year ago. with
the tax rates at an all-time high,
It is not going to be easy for them
to double up and pay two years
taxes in one.
A Knockout, drag-out fight is
In the offing when the bill reaches
the House itself, AS it probably
will next Wednesday. The Re
publicans and a sprinkllng of
Democrats are ready to fight for
the Ruml plan in modified form.
as presented in the Carlson bill
What the outcome will be is still
open to argument, The Presi-
cent and the entire adminlstra-
ton has turned Its back on the
Ruml plan and the Carlson bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

mobilization headquarters in the
Municipal Center helping J. Morton
Franklin, Victory garden supervisor.
Mrs. Edward c. Sweeney, head of
the AWVS Victory Garden Commit
tee, has returned from New York
where she attended Victory garden
school under the auspices of the
National Federation of Garden
Clubs. The Victory garden school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

this year took the place OF the an
nual flower show in Grand Central
Palace which attracts horticulturists
and amateur gardeners from all over
the country. She told The Star that
she was pleased to note that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

Victory garden movement in WASH
ington was organized, according to
the best advice the lecturers were
able to give the representatives of
garden clubs from all over the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

mittee, Granville GUIDE. chairman.
Mrs. Leslie T. eager, 1901 Massa-
chuSettS avenue, who wears the uni
form of the American Women's
Voluntary Services, is now at civilian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

:
hams TABLETS one of the
greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy
TO help build up rcd blood TO give more
strength and TO promote a more robust
hloodstream--in such cases.
Taken as directed-PinkAam's Tab
lets are one Of the Gerry seSE and quick
est home ways to get precious iron into
the blood Just try them for ~ least 30
davs-then see If you. too. don't benefit.
Follow label directions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18
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