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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND,
April Fl -(P- Maj. Gen. G..
G. Simonds, newly appointed to
the command of division Of the
Canadian Army in Britain, re-
vealed today that he had spent
13 days with the British 9Th Ar
my in Tunisia during the Wadi
Akarit battle which followed the
smashing of the Mareth Line in
southern TuniSia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27

BERN, Switzerland, April 81
-(P)-Germany's latest request
for a new contingent Of 10000
Frencl1men to help construct
coastal Notifications has disclos-
ed that the Nazis' Atlantic
Wall" Is not vet finished, usual
~ reliable French circles said
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27
Frontier Closed

LONDON, April ~ - R -
Dispatches from Zurich, Swift
xerland, said today the Italians
closed the Swiss-French frontier
at A a. IN. yesterday and impOr-
tant troop movements are pro-
ceeding on the French side.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27
Feed Store Till
Looted of SIPS

Sheriff's deputies today prob
ed theft of from SIPS to $50 in
cash from Freda's Feed Store,
22850 Van Dyke in Warren
township. The thieves broke a
window to gain entrance to the
store early Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27

WHEELING, w. Na- April q
-(P- Representatives Of Is
states conferred here today on
methods of liquidating the $685.
100000 Fidelity lrrurance As
sOciatiOn of Wheeling, which
failed in 1910.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27
MEET THURSDAY

The Auxiliary Police Group
will meet Thursday night at 1880
pm. at Mount Clemens High
school. according to Harold
krauseneck, captain.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27
SKATER 80 GERMAN TANKS
late X X X
bulletins
Blast kiSka

WASHINGTON, April "a -
Up Army bOmbers broke 2
fOur-day lull In raids on Jap
anese held Kiska Island, the
Navy reported today, by blast
ing the enemy base l3 times
Sunday. Results were not OBJ
served exactly due to poor Wis.,
Utility, a cOmmunique said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-27

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of All loeol News
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

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SPECIAL NOTICE
WHY F4x MORE 90 Yora
CAH-4oU Cas- CIT a
bEzTEE CAR At I0NfH
PRICE ~ DRIVING oNzH 10
biloxi AID sxElz9 WHAT
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TRADE sEzI or. EeEHf.
NIGHT UAIIE
usEu EAH EXCHANGE
sl3 = Nsssfa Hssezl Atss
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Help Vented

HELP WANTED-Ten usn az
women % eonspsete oul Mssls
app. organization Fuft tnsf
dealers nose averaging Sft wexh
b Can use few part u1ae senl
efs EsfAhltAhea rnalea hiKh
quality Npn Hasienaa Pxealnu
Fos application wnte J = Lew
i. 20 y lows. Memphis. Tenn
4as1l az
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HELP wANTED-sefVsce man )
wife 4 help wsth house npsA TO-
ruorn ard baaFa ard kgaals @aN
Is aal BasnA Vista phaaae
1851 ta4t ltp
HELP 4WANTEpGsfla 81 ~.
fles wofk NH@ Wfth hNh attn3i
training sfaf hpohkeemnK esp
fienet preferred Apply sa8fh
agn Isauan ~ Cesar street,
ixss1 BE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

FOR sALE i7t.a<Fs farm.
NlatheazI Afkansa4 s ml4a frufu
E0aH9 81 H##esA
County s. aExes u aaz#Raftar :
sas = bAz}dNk EzaHacfs
tuanE bHzIzHR orchard. zrpse and
pearh tTsu p - kshlsf. SIS
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Miscellaneous
Services

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ans eaaipn#at mas = Eqaaa af
tfe Advertiser offxA a.
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piisd - repaired e~sEsn3tss
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monasHg payments mHaHaea &es
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FOX sAIE-Radiaa table con
suIe eke1E3 and bstEeft pos
ered re Eadsc Sep - C4niy
street tz-sl 1Ep
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rOR sALE-Bobby Pias-lD -
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c Ss4sneeH. I1ie SIP aseusls
Easua3n lisa fz-5i 4tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

FOR SALE-Nhiie Saanen milk
COST years GFeahen February
szaa Hhite znen mges
Cor 49, maaths So regaseIta
FmnH 4zHzae bazE : martn
nafafal naIa3 t& FFse oghofn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

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MAJ lsIazz eiab -. e1c
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For Renl

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men 8 couple Fbofsa Nlsi Mask
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

SPECIAL NoTlcEThasnpsan's
Transfer mowers y fine lafui
tuns. anything anywhere ang
time Caii So II. see Btxht 81
t2-s 81
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FOR BOARD and room see Z 4
Atkinson. SIS canss street Teie.
phone Tse-J It's tatp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31
Special Notices

ROOFING SIDING asbestos a
lnstalaf brick fire and teFnalts
pToaf Will Last , Lifetime, assxeF
needs painting Estimates ffW#
Easy payments 4 Ch@psnan
Pascagouia Motor CoarI of cal
60 ard leape useskage 80 &
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Special Notices
ROOFING SIDING ash~sss 81
lTssaalaf brick FIRE and tegFasM
pFoa VIII Last , Iitsfasne, ngxeF
needs painting Estimates frye
Eazy payments } 4 Chapman
Pascaeouia Motor CoarI CT cal
60 ard leaen message 8 - &
SPECIAL NoTlcE- Thnsnpsons
Transfer mowers - fine fufnl
turs. anything. anywhere. aHs
Time Cail So II. see Btrhs 81
t2-s 81
FOR BOARD and rossln see Z d
Atkinson. SIS canss street Teie
phone T5eJ lis IaSp
SPECIAL NOTICE
Thompson can save you money
IN the long ruu o. that moving
job THOMPSONs TRANSFER
Phone 664-M H. etp
RADIoS-we pay cash for table
model rsdios II any condition
Please bring them ia TfEK RA.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
ASBESTOS Siding. brick siding
roofing or ans klnd u carpenter
work. FREE estimate Come to
Hans Lumber &C f1-aI ttp
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WkTIE{N

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

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Wanted

WANTED - RENT sse O.
trailer 1saI Nsb sanitary nsa
liens AeIz8 ed MatHf MHts
T. cnanaser. Gsn DeHee4gs =
eaRoz Nl 1871 itp
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Thompson q save you money
IN the long run 81 that moving
job THoMPSONss TRANSFER
Phone 664-M. f15 etp
Evening star., 1943-06-20

transferred to the special hearing
panel.
First Step for New Board.
1t was felt in some quarters that
the panel Of attorneys represented
the first step in a movement to set
up a single quasi judicial body
which will eventually handle all
pleasure. driving cases, leaving the
boards free to concentrate on their
other duties. Such a system would
also provide for greater uniformity
In procedure and in the penalties
meted out to drivers found guilty
OF non-essential driving.
Pressed by their multiple other
chores, the boards have been slow
In getting started on the pleasure
driving hearings. Thus far, only
about so drivers have been given
hearings and only about half have
been penalized. Penalties have
varied all the way from revocation
OF a single "A" coupon to revoca
ton OF two "A" stamps and six &C"
stamps.
The OPA administrative office
itself did not refer any cases to the
boards until about a week ago
three weeks after the ban went into
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Army Fund
Continued From First Page.)

lican, Kentucky, declared this coun-
try has spent five times as much in
this war as Great Britain. Referring
to the debt, he observed, Il wonder
what our boys are coming back to?"
Paintings Are Refused.
"One of the purposes of this bill"
retorted Representative Mahon,
Democrat, of Texas "is to insure
that those boys will come back"
Representative Robertson, DEM
ocrat, of Virginia protested against
the Appropriations Committees
elimination of funds for a special
Army project to provide battlefront
paintings of American fighting men
in action.
He declared Washington, Lincoln
and Mckinley had authorized paint
ings to record the heroism of Amer
ican soldiers and that the present
army's deeds should be perpetuated
on canvas.
The measure would boost the
total appropriated this year by Con-
gress to approximately s122,25l,- =
100000 for all purposes and would
swell to more than $4,000 ,0O0, 900
the total voted for defense and war
since 1910. 1t goes to the Senate
after the House acts.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Alexandra Names Board
To Try Pleasure Drivers

Following the appointment Of a
trial board to hear cases of nom.
essential driving, Judge William
Snow. chairman Of the Alexandria
Ration Board, said that all persons
reported for pleasure driving will
be summoned to appear before the
board on Wednesdays from 7:30 to
10 pm, thereby freeing the board
to conduct other business during its
regular Tuesday and Friday after
noon meetings.
Judge Snow has appointed Will
liam X. Coakley, member of the
ration board, chairman Of the trial
board: James Armstrong, the third
member of the board; Reginald Dy-
son, J. T. Worthington and Richard
Bussard.
James S. Douglas, executive secre-
tary Of the board. said that almost
half Of the fuel oil applications
Evening star., 1943-06-20
De GauI|e and Giraud
Indicate Satisfaction
On Compromise Plan
Military Leadership May
Be Decided Soon, Ending
long-Stondine Dispute
By the Associated Press.

ALGIERS, June 19.-Belief that
the long-standing dispute between
French factions may be ended off,
cially Monday grew today after both
Gems. Charles de Gaulle and Henri
Giraud and their followers indicated
increasing satisfaction over a pro-
posed compromise plan for control
over the French military forces.
The compromise, which would in
stall Gen. de Gaulle as defense COM
missioner and retain Gen. Giraud
as commander-in-chief will be con-
sidered Monday by the Committee
for National Liberation.
Both Camps Silent.
Both camps of1cially remained
silent on the proposal, but in each
there was ample evidence that the
broad outline of the suggested agree
ment was likely to win approval.
The plan provides that the defense
commissioner and commander in
chief would be members of a separate
committee of national defense along
with three others-Jean Monnet as
commissioner of armament and sup
ply, Andrew Philip as commissioner
Of the interior and resistance in
France. and either Gen. Georges
Catroux, commissioner of Moslem
affairs, or Gen. Alphonse Georges,
commissioner without portfolio.
Greatest interest was shown.
however, in an additional plan for
a subcommittee composed of Gen.
De Gaulle and the chiefs of staff
of army, navy and air to carry out
actual reorganization of French
armed forces.
Could Eliminate Vichyites.
Gen. De Gaulle'S followers said
they believed this would give their
chief full opportunity to embark
on his long cherished plan for
eliminating from responsible posi-
tons all men suspected Of the
slightest November collabora-
tion with Vichy.
The Giraud forces are support
ing Gen. Alphonse JUN for army
chief of staff, and the de Gaullists
proposed Gen. Bouscat for air chief
of staff.
The prospects of early settlement
of the controversy between Gems.
Giraud and de Gaulle appeared to
have been improved by observance
yesterday of the third anniversary
of Gen. de Gaulle's announcement
that the French would continue to
fight despite the fall of France.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

mailed to consumers for return to
the board, have come back unsigned.
Mr.. Douglas said this will cause a
great deal Of extra work for the
hoard personnel who will have to
mail out the forms again and re-
quest signatures. He urges all resi-
dents who receive the forms to be
sure to sign them before mailing
them back.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Gen. Key Takes Over
Iceland Command
Rv the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
LONDON. June 19.-United States
headquarters of the European thea
ter of operations announced today
that Maj. Gen. William S. Key had
taken over the Iceland command
formally Thursday on the departure
of Maj. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel
who received the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal for exceptional and meri-
torious service"
The destination of Gen. Bonesteel
who had commanded American
forces in Iceland since September Is,
1941, was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

their own investigators or by police
Cases will be referred directly to
the new panel by the OPA when
ever 1t Is felt the boards are being
overloaded. An OPA oficial also
said that boards could appeal to
the administrative ONCE to have
some Of the cases which have
already been assigned to them
Evening star., 1943-06-20

have been sent out to the drivers.
Approximately 300 more drivers
cited by police at the circus Thurs
day and Friday nights have not been
reported yet to the OPA.
In an effort to clear all remaining
cases, OPA officials yesterday
processed 694 reports turned in by
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Pleasure Drivino
Continued From First Page.)

commercial vehicles have been re-
ferred to the ONCE of Defense
Transportation, 422 have been dis
missed because the car owners have
presented satisfactory excuses, 1879
were referred to States for action.
and BIT are being held at the OPA,
pending replies to letters which
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Lord WooIton Implies
War Will End BY 1916

By the Associated Press.
LONDON.-Food Minister Lord
Woolton, asked by a housewife at an
Edinburgh gathering when the
British butter ration of 2 ounces
weekly would be increased, respond
ed:
You'll get more butter-probably
in 1Q46"
Evening star., 1943-06-20

effect. Meanwhile, OPA investiga-
tors and police ofncers have been
busy, night after night, bringing
in the license numbers OF alleged
violators.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Something to sell? Something to
buy? Use a Star want Ad." Phone
MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Coroner's S Jury Clears Two
In Traffic Fatalities

Two drivers were eXonerated yes
terday by a coroner's jury in fatal
traffic accidents of two pedestrians
and third man was freed by
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
with the issuance of a certificate of
accidental death in a third traffic
case.
Alfred H Danley, 40, Arlington,
Va. was released in the fatal injury
of Joseph V. McNary. 63, Takoma
Park, Md, late last THURSDAY Mr..
McNary died of a fractured skull in
Emergency Hospital. He was struck
while crossing Tenth street between
Pennsylvania and Constitution ave-
nues NV.
Alfonso F. P. Rubino. 21, of 30O8
Sixteenth street N E. was eXonerated
in the fatal injury of Patrick J,
Mcguire, II, of 1925 Kansas avenue
NV. early Sunday morning. Mr..
Mcguire was struck by a car driven
by Mr.. Rubino as he was crossing l.
street at Vermont avenue NV He
died later the same day at Emerg-
ency Hospital.
Meanwhile. Coroner A. Mac
Donald issued a certificate of acci-
dental death in the fatal traffic in
jury of Joseph A. Morris, So, of
$685. M street NV, February 8.
Mr.. Morris was struck in the 5000
block Of M street NV by an auto
mobile driven by Robert L. Caudle,
"a, of SIS NJ street S.W Mr.. Morris
died at Georgetown Hospital Febru-
ErN ID
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Il Seized in Miami
In Theft Of $4,000
In Securities Racket
FBl Roundup Comes
After Utco N. " Broker
Reports $37 900 Loss
BY the Associated Pres

BY Inc Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March "a. P.
Kitchin, special agent in charge of
the Miami once of the FBI, an
nounced yesterday the arrest of II
men in connection with the theft
and sale of $98 900 of securities.
The arrests resulted from q long
investigation, which is continuing
Mr.. Kitchin said.
Among those in custody, he stated,
are:
John Jay O'Brien, former man
ager OF the Fleetwood Hotel at
Miami Beach.
Albert J. Contento, described by
the FBI as "a well-known Broad
way playboy and gambler"
Arthur Rehn, alias Matthew Rein
hardt Of Wilmington, Del, former
New York stock broker.
Frank L. Miller and George A.
Turley, New York attorneys.
Daniel Spencer Moran, former
New York stock broker.
Joseph w. Grober. a citizen OF
Great Britain, listed by the F'BI as a
promoter"
Russell Safferson and Sigmund
SAKE, members of the New York
brokerage firm of Bell, Russell &
SAKE.
Paul S. Martoccia and Harold Le-
roy Butler described by the FBI as
well known gamblers" of Miami
and Daytona Beach, Fla
Each is held under s25 900 bond
for the New York courts.
The case broke. according to the
FB1 announcement. when Robert A.
Middleton, broken of Utica, N. Y.
had $4,000 worth OF bonds stolen
from his pocket while in a barber
shop last June.
FBI investigation of this theft
disclosed. Mr.. Kitchin said. that part
Of the stolen bonds had been sold to
the firm of Bell. Russell Il SAKE by
Rhen.
Also sold TO the firm. Mr.. Kitchin
said, were other bonds identified as
part of $4,000 worth of securities
taken from Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. P.
Barkman of Miami The theft oc-
CURED in Daytona Beach on May
II, from the Barkman automobile.
Still other bonds traced from
Rhen to the firm. the FBI an
nounced, were discovered to be part