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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10

heavily.
"All present and accounted
for" said Hildy. Lets 60"
She led the way along gravel
walk that ran through the for
NAL garden. AT the end of this
there was a shrub-dotted lawn
that led up a gentle slope TO the
house. Jonah stopped suddenly.
gasping. The full masnificence
of the Claiming mansion had
burst upon him.
"Jeepers. he exclaimed. "Who
ran up that little number?
Kubla Khan"
Isn't it hideous?" Hildy said.
Mother went continental on us
about 20 years ago"
Don't apologize" said Jonah.
I'm impressed no end"
"Me, too chimed in Nahoney,
who thought he ought TO say
something suitable.
well, glad you Xix it. boys.
We Gee, here's luck. Faith
er's chased himself out into the
open"
Jonah looked toward the
house. Some distance away a
heavily-built gentleman was
pacing a terrace. His head was
sunk upon his chest. He looked
like Robins Thinker in search
of stone.
The cavalcade approached to
within 90 yards without attract
ing the attention of the Thinker.
Then. apparently scenting dan
ger, he glanced up. His eye fell
on Jonah and the camera-like ar
rangement, took in Mahoney's
black cases. And whooshing
sound. as of water buffalo
emerging from an African river,
escaped him.
Hey" said Jonah to Hildy,
"he seems upset. II
A booming below interrupted
him.
Photographers" beloved
Mr.. Claiming. I'll not have
photographers on the place. Get
out Of here"
Even as he roared, he paved
the earth. Then, emitting a snort
ing noise, he charged He was no
longer a water buffalo. He was
an irritated rhinoceros, ramp
ant.
Mahoney turned on the pub
licized dime. Jonah was right
with him. Hildy turned in SYM
patty. They were off like COW
ey of quail
(TO Be Continued
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Armada

The Armada Literary Club
will observe Family Night at
the local high school, Tuesday
evening, February 16. They
will have pot-luck supper after
which program will be given.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Lappin
spent Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Harris in De-
trolt.
Mrs. Ed Helberg was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Carl
son of Rochester, Friday, Febru-
airy 5.
The Tuesday Bridge Club will
meet with Mrs. Albert Ullrich,
/ Tuesday evening, February 23.
1t is a newly organized club and
consists of young married wo-
men.
Mrs. Florence Hagaman will
entertain the Social Tea Of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church at her home,
Thursday afternoon, February
IL.
The Armada Extension Group
met at the Library, Tuesday al
ternoon, February 2. The North
Armada group met at the home
of Mrs. August Radloff in Arm
ada, Saturday afternoon, Febru-
airy 6.
Miss Jeanne Ellis and nephew,
David Ellis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lyons and daughter,
Judy, of Romeo, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
0. A. Ellis.
Private Charles Quick has
been confined TO hospital at
Boiling Field, Washington, d. C..
for the past month.
Mrs. Frank Bradley was hos
tess to the Senior bridge club at
one o'clock luncheon at her
home, Wednesday, February 10.
Mrs. William Babe of Mount
Clemens spent the week END
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Ullrich.
Mrs. Fanny Dudley was hos
tess to the Birthday club at her
home, Friday, February 5.
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. SERIAL STORY
THETERRIBLE EYE
coPYRioHT. isAs.
NgA OERviCE. INC.

tive" Jonah said, "but just why
did we give him $40"
Hush money" said Hildy.
Jonah shook his head. I'm
thick, l guess"
WELL" said Hildy, 81 told
you that father and l are on the
outs. And fathers been threat
ening me with dire things if I
don't we'll. behave myself.
And if he heard what I've just
said to you, he'd hit the roof.
Well, Uncle Cal knows all about
our fight. If you hadn't given
him that $40 he'd have gone
straight to father"
But, gosh, that's blackmail.
The guys a menace"
II know. But he had me that
time"
Whats the horse for?" asked
Jonah. Just a playmate Of his?"
That horse" Hildy said spite
full, "has changed Uncle Cal
from a delightful elderly gentle
man into a conniving money
cadger."
You mean the horse has a bad
influence on him."
She nodded. THE worst.
There's a bit of history to this,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Mr.. CLAIMING SHORTS
CHAPTER "

my uncle. Calvin Meggs.
ooh! / thought it was AL Ca
! pone, shrunk in the wash"
Uncle CAL" explained Hildy,
sis an amiable reprobate. Faith
er says he's a worthless charac-
ter because he's such a poor bus
mess man"
"Well, didn't notice that. l
thought he made j. P. Morgan
look like a panhandler."
Father refers to his past. 1t
seems Uncle Cal went through
his own money and a lot of Aunt
Mays. Aunt Mag was fathers
sister"
II see. This poor business man
who makes $40 a minute lives
here"
"Oh, yes. He's one of the fam
lily"
Forgive me il | seem inquisi-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
BY EDWIN RUTT

Jonah Logan has invented the Ter
sible Eve" a fantastic camera gadget that
rs-crsates and televises scenes of the past.
He and his assistant. Mahoney. meet
Hiidy Claiming when they crash tne
estate Of her father. the multi millionaire
camera king. while Jonah tsiks TO huey'
hs n startled by a strange noise. In . mo-
mont he learns that the sound was made
By Bucehaius, a horse owned by Htdyt
Uncle Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Smith, Lipndn
To Go in Army

Seymour Smith and William s
Lipman. sentenced two 10 five
years IN prison after pleading
guilty to conspiracy 10 bride coun-
cllmen. today had their sentences
suspended for the duration Of the
war that they might serve in the
army.
Recorders Judge Skillm a n
granted them 90 days after leav-
ing the armed forces before they
viii be required 10 begin serving
their sentences.
They pleaded guilty 10 cStab-
fishing fund with which 10 bride
counCilmen 10 award the $500
600 Herman Gardens housing prof.
eCt contract.
Chicago draft boards have or
dered Smith TO appear for induc-
ton June II and Lipman June Q,
George A Kelly, defense counsel.
said. Both Will be indicted here.
Smith. II, is single: Lipman. Sc.
is he father Of two children. Rar-
bara, 9 and Susan. >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
PROBE THOMAS CHARGES

The walkout began when white
workers left their Jobs IN the air
craft engine division in protest
over alleged upgrading Of Negro
workers.
A demand that c. f. Weiss, di-
rector Of industrial relations at
Packard, be suspended was made
IN telegram sent today by Local
No. 100 UAW-CIO. 10 Col.
George Strong. industrial rela-
tons officer OF the army air
forces.
Meanwhile. a congressional in
veStigation was in the making to-
day following charges made by
r. j. Thomas. president OF the
UAW-CIO, that the strike had
been instigated by agents Of the
Ku Klux Khan
At the national headquarters Of
the Ku Klux Khan in Atlanta, I'm
perial Treasurer j Floyd John
Ston denied that the strike had
been promoted by the Khan
Johnston said that all Khan
lodges are doing everything posi-
bic TO win the war. He said that
Thomas doesn't even know the
title Of Khan officers as he had
quoted letter purportedly signed
by an "EXcelled Cyclops.
Johnston pointed out that the
head OF a local Khan is known as
Exalted Cyclops.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
CLOSES RED PAPER

Only a few hours before giving
NJ his office RawSon decreed the
dissolution Of the national con-
greSS and promised 10 take the
necessary steps 10 constitute "a
new congress AZ the earliest pos
sIble moment
lie also asserted the anti-Com-
muniSt policy Of his government
by closing the office Of the Com
munISt daily newspaper. La Hara,
and arreStln2 II members Of the
staff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
AIRPLANE ENGINES-P r o.
Nazis Fake New Troops

NEW YORK. June Z ms
The Moscow radio said today that
travellers arriving IN Bcrnc
Switzerland. from France had re-
ported that the NaziS have beer
shifting troops 10 give the inn
preston OF reinforCements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Roosevelt on Radio
AT SIS P. NJ. Today

WASHINGTON. June I up
President Roosevelt speaks today
at Sis p. M. EWT 10 the $50
delegates TO the recentiV-conclud-
ed United Nations food confer
ence. His remarks will be broad
cast over all networks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
States Due
To Feel Gas Ban
photo ~ Times star Photographic

WASHINGTON. June Z up
A spokesman for the petroleum
administration told specia J
House committee today that &C
ton can be expected very soon
on further gasoline restrictions
for the entire nation.
He indicated that plan rs
being worked on right now 10
extend the ban on pleasure driv-
ing now existing IN u northeast
prn states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
SEVERELY BEATEN

Although Clyne has no juriS-
dlctlon in the case as coroner.
he told Mrs Gatzke that no ribs
were broken aS reported by the
hospital but that Gatzke's body
was covered with weltS.
II am convinced from the
condition of the body that the
deceased WAS severely beaten
and that the beating probably
caused death" Clyne said.
Mrs. GatZKe today conferred
with Judge Trombley concerning
what steps 10 take 10 bring about
An investigation at the Pontiac
institution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
THE INVASION FRONT

4 Vf - ~ fFf ~ ~
Fronts:
THE INVASION FROM T
100000 Allied troops. sup
ported by great fleets of war
planes and ships. poised for
invasion of southern Europe.
page u; Allies batter Sicily
and Pantelleria again, down
II enemy aircraft. page p
THE AIR WAR-Huge contin-
gent Of l.. S. airmen arrives
IN England; stronger raids bn
Germany expected. page -
THE PACIFIC-kiSka. enemy
positions IN Solomons pun
meled \ 6Page p MacArthur'S
flierS blast Jap base AZ Ku-
pang; laps raid Allied base AT
Wau. New Guinea. but cause
little damage. page p
RUSSIA Reds report deStruc-
tive raids on airdromes be-
Germany expected. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Gen. Ramirez
President
Of Argentina
Gen. Rewson Resigns
After Being Unable
TO Organize Cabinet

BUENOS AIRES. June Z (UP)
Gen. Pedro Ramirez today
formed a new revolutionary gov
eminent with himself as president
and with all posts tentatively
filled by army or navy officers.
The new cabinet was believed
10 be much more favorably d $
posed toward the democracies
than the one announced Saturday
night.
The new cabinet was formed
after Gen. Arturo RawSon. one OF
the revolt leaders. resigned re-
cause Of failure 10 form a cabinet
including TWO civilians with Fas.
clSt tendencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
PUBLISHER INVOLVED

He handed over the presidency
10 Ramirez. Co-leader of the sue
ceSSful revolution OF last Friday.
and Cancelled the cabinet lnaugu-
ration scheduled for today.
With the presidency. Ramirez
also assumed command OF the
nations armed forces.
The two nominees for the cabi-
net whose inclusion was believed
10 have Stymied RawSon's efforts
10 form a new government were
Jose Maria Rosa. finan @
mnlSter-deSIgnate and owner Of
the firm which publishes Fl
Pampero. Argentina's largest and
most pro-ANiS newspaper. and
Horacio Calderon. justice and
education minister-deSignate. also
known as a Fascist Sympathizer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
FOREMAN INCLUDED

The suspension was announced
yesterday by Col Alonzo Drake
district supervisor Of the central
division OF the army
air forces.
Names Of The suspended work
ers were not disclosed. although
1t was announced one was a
foreman.
In his statement, Col Drake
said:
As the result Of ar inveSti-
CATION by military authorities,
which i continuing. white and
colored instigatOrs Of the recent
wildcat strike at the Packard
Motor Car Co., including a fore
man. were suspended today
from further employment with
the company.
They will have an oppOrtun-
ity to submit any facts In de-
tense or mitigation of their par
ticipation in these work stop
pages which have made il i'm
possible TO supply engines for
urgently needed attack planes.
Assurances have been re-
ceived from responsible leaders
Of the UAW-CIO, as well as
from individual workers. that
every effort will be made To in
crease production 10 offset the
losses OF the last two weeks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
\ BONUS Run

Brennan said that the ODT had
refused 10 comply with = union
request that carriers hauling steel
from Cleveland and returning
empty over the highway be forced
10 use the service.
He also revealed that The De-
Cleveland haul is bonus
run. This. Brennan explained,
meant that truck drivers received
more money for the lS6 miles
than thoy would for "A similar run
10 some other point other than
Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
End Wa|kout;
Near Normal
Idle Since Thursday,
Workers Heed Pleas;
Foreman Blamed

Twenty-seven alleged ringlead-
ers of the wildcat strike al the
Packard Motor Co. today were
suspended by order Of the army
as war production was resumed
at the plant which had been idle
since Thursday as the result OF a
racial dispute.
With 90 per cent Of the work
ers accounted for. company and
union officials said that produc-
ton was near normal and eX-
pressed che belief that the major
ity OF the men would return TO
their Jobs today. The strike had
kept an estimated = 900 idle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Carson Divorce Final

LONDON. June 7 (lNSD rnm
actress Greer Carson today was
divorced when her husbands
decree. granted Vast November z.
was made absolute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

And these the Strike
Fronts.
Ry International News service
COAI-T n Q nation : Goa !
miners returned TO work to-
day. ending SiX-day work
Stoppage that threatened
production of steel. munitions
and other war essentials.
AIRPLANE ENGINES-P r o.
duction Of airplane engines
and other war material at
the Packard Motor Car Co.
plant was expected toNreturn
10 normal today with the
end of the strike affecting
25,O00 workers over racial
problem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Ask Quiz
InAsyIun1
Death

Investigation into the death NJ
a 45-year-old truck driver in
Pontiac State Hospital was asked
today in Mt. Clemens by his
wife after an undertaken said
the mans body was covered by
welts and that "a beating proba-
bly, caused his death.
The victim. William GatZke. Of
1904 Waldron, RoSeville. who
works for Midland Steel Co in
Detroit. collapsed last Thursday
while moving his lawn and was
taken 10 Macomb County Jail
complaining of pains in the head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Boats Empty
As AFL Union
.Defies 0DT
Teamsters Declare
500 Will Lose Jobs
by Lake Transport

All over-the-road motor freight
transport between Detroit and
Cleveland was halted today by the
Office of Defense Transportation
as ii sought a showdown with the
AFL's Transfers Union over its
refusal to utilize ferry transport
facilities.
The order. issued by Joseph
Eastman. ODT director, which
affects from 500 10 $50 common
and contract carriers who make
daily trips between the two cities.
became effective at 8 a. m. today.
PRIVATE CARRIERS EXEMPT
Three hours later. at IL a. m,
the ferry City of Munising pulled
out from its dock at the foot of
Clark street headed for Cleveland,
empty, because teamster officials
again refused TO allow their mem.
bers TO haul trailers aboard.
The order does not affect pri.
vate carriers. Common carriers
which make intermediate stops
on route 10 Cleveland or from
Cleveland to Detroit are also UNI
affected.
Under Eastman's ruling. the
ferries. which have a maximum
capacity Of so trailers each, must
be fully utilized before the ODT
Will grant permit for truck 10
make the trip over the highway.
The City OF Petoskey is schcd~
uled TO leave the Clark street
docks at IL p. m. today.
OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT
Leslie w. Patterson. district
manager Of the motor transport
division of the ODT, announced
meanwhile that the Detroi. Of
fices in the Boulevard Building
will be opened "a hours a cay TO
handle requests for permits.
II IS estimated that the ferry
service would save 325.U00 tire
miles daily by the highway
lake route. Distance between De-
troit and Cleveland * tS6 mIl.s.
Bert Brennan. president Of Lo-
cal 337, Transfers Union. said
that the union was opposed 10 the
seppice for several reasons.
Is cit would dislocate between
400 and 500 men who are on the
DetrOit-Cleveland rum" he said.
cit would throw many Of them
out Of work while others would
have 10 move.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
HOSPITAL BLAMEs FALL

He remained in the jail Thurs
day night and was committed
Friday 10 the Pontiac institution
by Probate Judge Joseph from
bley of Mt. Clemens. He died
there Saturday.
UnSatiSfed with the hospital
report her s foot ! inch tall hus-
band had died from internal IN
luries resulting from a fall in a
2S-lnCh square lavatory, the wife
Jennie. ordered his examination
by William d. Clyne. East Detroit
undertaken and a MaComb County
coroner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
ADVANCE OF INVASION

Tho 140O-mile round-trip raid
by more than 100 Flying Fort
TeSSeS Saturday on the Italian
naval base at Spezia was believed
designed 10 cripple the Italian
fleet in advance OF the invasion
Of southern Europe.
Bomb bursts were observed by
Fortress pilots among three ltal-
ian battleshipS Of the 35,000-ton
Littoria class anchored in Spezia
Harbor and near misses were be-
lieved 10 have damaged two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
by Army in Packard Strike
HALT 500 TRUCKS
Il FERRY D|SPU 7 E
Girls Won't Don
Stacks; 81 Idle

dispute the right of women office workers to
dresses today threw the Offices of the Ford Motor Co.
Highland Park plant into turmoil and kept estimated
81 girls idle their typewriters Revolving against the
company rule that they must Stacks instead Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

William A. LANCE of the
army medical corps by Cir
cult Judge Jayne.
The court also granted Mrs
LANCE the right 10 take back the
name of Dodge and drop The name
OF LANCE.
Mrs LANCE told tho court:
"My husband resented my
money and wanted me 10 live
within his means. tried that
for several months. even doing
my own housework, but IL didn't
work out.
CHARGES BEATING
He never would introduce
me 10 his own family. and on
March p. 1912. when we had
dispute over some new clothes
Id bought, he beat me"
She said they separated imme-
dlately after the beating.
Only other witness al the di-
Norce hearing was a friend of Mrs.
Lange. Mrs. Frederick Chandler
Zimmerman of the Whittier Hotel
who testified she had known Mrs
LANCE for some time and had
seen Capt. LANCE treat h Q r
"sllGhtlngly' during a party at
the Illmmclman home.
She also testified she knew
Capt. LANCE had struck his wife.
PUSHED AROUND HE SAYS
Mrs Dodge Lange in her sup
pressed divorce action charged
Capt LANCE with beating her and
living under the deluSion that he
was regarded As fortune hunter.
which subsequently caused his
ardor 10 cool
Capt Lanee'S only comment al
the time the suit was filed was
I've been pushed around
enough already"
Once a summer resort telephone
operator. Mrs LANCE inherited
more than $4,000 900 when Danny
Dodge died after an explosion on
their honeymoon IN August 1888.
DR. LanCe married the widow IN
January, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
ASKED TO CHANGE

when the girls came In
wearing dresses this morning
they were asked 10 GO home and
change to stacks. They refused
To do it,"
The spokesman said that the
gIrlS were not fired or suspended
and that every attempt was being
made 10 iron out the situation.
Only one casualty was reported
as a result of the dispute. Mrs.
Mabel Kolk. chief women'S coun-
Selor. fell and diSloCated shout
der while hurrying down hall
way 10 talk 10 the rebels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
DIR. j. {. TooLE. DENTIST. 10

" Lafayette ~ Mich. opp. City
Hall Hours 90. Tel. CA. $50.
Adj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

dresses, the girls trooped
into the plant this morning
in gaily printed summer
frocks.
A c cord ng 10 Ben Garrison,
president of Local 400. UAW-CIO,
they were summoned 10 the labor
relations office and told 10 90
home and put on their slacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
TWO LIEUTENANTS

Quoting what it called sugges-
tions made IN American and
British circles. the Herald said
Marshall might have as his lieu
tenants Gen. Eisenhower. the
present Mediterranean supreme
commander, and Gen. Alexander,
present chief of ground forces in
that theater.
A report from the Spanish
border town Of La Linea said that
Gibraltar harbor now Is practi-
cally empty Of war and merchant
ships following A series OF large
scale movements involving hun
dredS of ships. such a. preceded
the Anglo-American landings in
North Africa last November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
VERY CONSERVATIVE

Garrison added that in his
opinion the majority Of the
dresses were conservative and
not the kind 10 distract the male
war workers eye.
A company spokesman said that
only % girls had been refused
the right 10 work.
THE company has rule" he
said. that girls who work in
offices i'm the factories must
wear Stacks IL their work takes
them into the plant at any
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
THEY REFUSE
This they refused to do.

This they refused to do.
After comforting with Garrison
and o ( h er union officers. they
marched back into their offices
and sat down. Company officials
refused 10 allow them to work.
Garrison said.
The unions position is that
the girls ought to he permitted
To wear dresses inasmuch as
they are doing regular office
routine" Garrison said BE
sides dresses are much more
comfortable for summer wear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
The Fronts Today

These arc the War
Fronts:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Million
Mossed
To Invode

LONDON. June 7 fUP)-Signs
multiplied today that the might
lest Allied war machine yet as
sembled-1 100000 men amply
supported by planes. warships.
transports and assault boats-may
be unleashed against southern
Europe within a matter of days.
Five major Allied armies are
known 10 be gathered around the
southern rim OF the Mediter-
ranean. the American Fifth and
the British First, Eighth. Ninth
and Tenth. In addition. Axis
radios have claimed that Ameri-
can troops have taken up posi-
tons in Cyprus for a drive against
the DodecaneSe.
The Daily Herald speculated
that Gen Marshall. chief of staff
of the L. s. army, who at last
reports was still in North Africa.
would be appointed commander
of the invasion forces poised along
a 3.000-mile stretch of the Medi-
terranean from Morocco to Syria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

And these the Strike
Fronts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
CHARGES BEATING

He never would introduce
me 10 his own family, and on
March p. 1912, when we had a
dispute over some new clothes
Id bought, he beat me-