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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

Hattie Mae StInnettc, siI Thea.
dore:
In the case ~ the mother work
ing afternoons or nights - de-
ponds largely upon how the per-
son concerned has hocn raised II
the mother is nor 100 strict and
allows her teen-aee children to go
out and have fun, he or she Viii
not likely take advantage Of The
opportunity and viii End something
10 do at honie IN The casc where
the boy or girl has heen 700 discip-
lined. he or sbc viii probably wanf
70 stay IN The street most OF the
time The mother IS gone Also (
the mother Will give an allowance
The ieenaeer will nor likely accept
money from strange men There
is no Flacc for VS. 10 go except 20
The movies ami IL would heln if
there We're some properly chaper-
oned dance halls where We could
r. and enjoy ourselves
Mrs. AnnIc Bumbray. 1895 Mac.
ka,;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Bertha Madison smith. ~ iIol.
brook:


FirN 100 rff cen; mrenal
retNisan Is neeossm Ia'tr,4t
ana cooperation Of 'alh raf,n'
uas' BE- enlisted at ieas' fVu
lhose parents who arc aiilirr io
assume ihe fesronShiliy Sefeia
ly there Should be sufficient -ucs-
vision Tor Planned ieorcationai az
liviiics 70 Keep Juveniles of ihe
street society could be an mrof
amt help 'rhe chidrcn oouii ~
S'ecrcl away from CRIME ir he
.ed in the sshoo skippius stag
This r.ase IN turn could By era.
ed hy be employment az mNfe iul
limo attendance officers >csnd
ing 70 statistics and ar,e> madf
last year DE- numher of otfers
has iakou a swift decline
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Ross Named Chairman FEPC
Roaming Reporter

~ you haze any questions which
You would llkc 20 have discussed
please scnd them 10 Roberta
Grecnldre Detroit Tribune Zrfe
ST. Antoine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

aecfs would have fofm % anHise-
men' iha' 'hey would eaioy and
i would Roep them busy nain
fail' think fhaf niNl 10 W..
'foHN'e now Ilwailing 'ntd have
boon avoided had parents prone
criy raised ihe-e thildien Too
mfylf discipline Is as bad rs Roma
at all fn boih produce Owls
These er's and boss one rsire thc
war unl ag far INST ihcr pHfn
alo working as excuses 90 i-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Sell, Rent. Find a Job or
Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS you DOSING AND HOPING
Then Prore TO yourself rhof effec.

Then prorc 10 yourself rhof effccs
tire results ,ou can ger noto
Nth This medicine
Open 'o0r own way toward deliverance
others hnccc td Make 3r ,our mind
Nour S1irg - Use rmrihing that geu
70 wefA on rac1mslr pam. You want
heip YOU can 's'i - get t-2,-s. u 'ou
suffer from rheumatic pain Or nu,ce-
Jar aches Don't ne OF with IL or
hnts Cauilon: j.r only ~ directed.
lirst bo'tie purchase price refunded =
noi s1''iicd. 6oc ar' <i.oo, Grt C-.s.i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
mn QUESTION.

What IN yonr opinlon Would be
The most effective methods 81 deal.
Ing with the juvenile dclInqucnc,
problem.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
Wallace's BEW Boys

Don't tTv 10 drag me into iidi
,onirptcI>y between Vice !tc,
idert Wallace and RIG Ducc'"i
and Commerce Secretary Jesse
Jenc>. but h"r Is q little Siur.
On the Wee Presidents Board "i
+ ouumlc Warfare
II waS told ny an official 20
the Rubber Administration pa
hack from Brazil H. icd q per
- to the upper reaches ri tho
Amazon 20 carch tor wild ru.'-
uar
=. found enough 10 justify
bringing IT out hui au Ininiieei-
NAL amount compared 10 L. :
wau needs fho engineer 80
olun- Wien got back - ~.
roast. / rthl.d my q. OFT ami p.
IA - t"quielfI"u Tor so u-.'
haIges
A few He.k. later. got au
answer ,4YIng thirtv ~ uarg'
ver- ora The way Ws iyin-
az an. nights irving - flear"
Continued On Tag rours
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
STANDS SENATE COMMITTEE
AGREES TO INVESTIGATE KEY
VESTS BOND INDEBTEDNESS

The Strands Senate Committee.
which Is investigating state mat
tiers. has agreed. according Ia =
telegram received today by vii
liam A. Freeman. president OF
the city council. to invcStlgatc
the bond Indebtedness # Kcy
Wcrt
Following arc the Telegram.
and letters thai have passed De.
t',rsn Ar Freeman and " u
Shand. chairman OF the conn
mittcc.
To Senator W a. ShandS.
Gainesville. Florida
The hcr West CITY Council
a.s auihotiz-d that request ~
riadc of your committee for III
2csii -atlau oi financial Difficult
ties in which the cilv involved
CIty has been unable To obtain
AID OF state officials Who appai
ent.y DO not rcco- nIle crIt.ca.
If, tirn CIV believes situation
csn ue materially assisted D..
SUCH ln-. -iIgatIon al. Tcaor.
lr,udatlpus aS voar Commute.
S engineered 20 r. s
Carp. .l1y attorney. and J LaEr.-
al Les'e.- cClal co.n-,l "a.
.tai. o. make Garlic atpa -.
m ~1n.crIcnt 10 EuC io.
.tu, discussion oi matter
FNF 4. FIREMAN.
President Ctt- CWu-l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
MRS. GARFUNKEL
BURIED IN MIAMI

Tho following account ot the
attn and burial OF Mrs Daisy
Carfurkrl. whose death was an
aaurccd IN The Citizen n the
-,n-c. Is reproduced from one Of
.aa Miami newspapers.
M Daisy FLOW Garfunkci. ~.
- 228 n. ". 10Th avenue. died
FRIDAY al a local hospital A ma
nv If Kew West. she came mere
IS - 7rs ago and was a charter
n,crlber Of the Riversid" Meth
odist Church
-Sbc leaves six daughters. Mrs
" ] DELANEY. Mrs Robert
3yrr.s. Mrs. Freids Hawkins Ms
II Rowe. Miss RoSalind and
.1,.- Barbara Garfunkel. all OF
Miami. two sons. l. NJ. ard
Joseph Garfunkcl. both Of Miami
brother. SylvanuS HigeS, Key
West. and nine grand children
ard one great erandchlld
Services viii bc held al II ..
N Monday at Riverside Method
=, church with the Rev Richard
I Rrovles officiating Burial VIII
f.. m Woodlswn cemetery The
i,adv viii lie n state al Gauiier
Funeral home from today noon
.r.il q a. NJ. Monday whc0 II viii
+. taken 10 Riverside Methodist
church io lie b. state until time
- services
Active pallhoarcrs will b" John
,hi4cll. Andrew G. ORourkc
William J Brown. j l. Rowe. J
". Lumpk.l and Neal WOOD
sT.,nrarv rSllbcarc~s will h" Pat
Cannon. James T Wilson + II
4.v,n r r CTb"r' F H Melon
I'D and W II Malone"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
SENATOR THOMAS
WARNS JAPS ARE
DESPERATE PEOPLE
UTAHS DEMOCRATIC SOLON
LISTS FOUR THINGS AMER
ICAN SHOULD BEAR IN
MIND
By JACK STINNETT


. 81 HAANAttsH - q 4AH q
: WASHINGTON. Juiv 9.-Sur,
military commentators recently
have been prefacIng their rc-
marks with Nov that SIC have
the japanese styuicd IN thu ia
ciiIc-
If there ever was "a Vote cry
ing IN the WIldCrncs that ucu
IS not the case. IL Is the voice Of
Sen Elhcrt Duncan Thomas.
Democrat from Utah.
FIRST lct me tell yuu abou;
Senator Thomas. There arc three
"IhonaSos IN tine senate. ti.i
they shouldn't hc confused Fl
bert ID. Thomas sia>tcd lic iu
Salt Lake City 90 Years ago. Oh"
Mormon son of Mormon parents.
He followed family Tradition ht
becoming a Mogr on uIs.I"naI.
His mis-. ION Wri. tao nlr +"
Japan and la'rt ,p Chins iii,
colleague Hil. toadII. saIrit tuat
there isn't one uI iuesr DEp
knows more about tls Olls Z
than Ebert Thora IT, was iu
timately acquainted with Al
miral Togo and General AosI
In my study and teaching of
history" ne SAYS. Il start and
end with the Orient That puts
Inc out OF harmony with most
III the history de- artmcnts cf
American institutions. nccausn
most OF our history tcacnius
deals with western Europe and
America. Inc rest Of L., world
We let 20 hang. and We iodac
ere suffering the consequences
That may sound little pcdan-
tt. but when II cones from I'd
man held m such esteem by las
colleagues that he Is chairman
of the Senate Education anG
Labor committee. and "a memucI
of the committees on Foreign
Relations. NiItarv Affairs. Mlues
and Mining. and Tensions. Not
can b. sure It's not
Senator Ihuwa, IS not ore ri
the ~all-oW critics ot pu~ipan
mcnt Of our war a-aIn>. 90
japanese. Although re 5 so.-
vlncod that .osfponenea oi
concentrate activity lr tn.'
thcatcr Will rralon- lh' Wag u
least "a yeaI Oh tWp- Boz ~.,- i-
our present strategy the puss
Dilltv Of saving many ilvc--
The records a. GuaC cana
New Guinea and Alta ooal b.
out Thee defensive iieu-ll- g..
agalns, Japanese oar osts ta.
Teen cxtrasa giant o.a1
wounded il an3 oaatarr Tret
they haxe cos. il = aue-.
more dead taau oar oau an.
Allied ,rDos~ Is H,tl. co.rpcn-a
ton
-Four things Should o. BORNE !:
mind. o. Tho Jap are pc
ate people. because tncy have
( made dcsoers'e etnbl, 10 role
Continued IN Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
TIGER TANKS PIERCE RUSSIAN Line
COLUMN OF AUSTRALIAN AND
AMERICAN TROOPS CUT THROUGH
new GEORGIA ISLAND JUNCLES

HEADQUARTERS IN Two other columns head
AUSTRALIA. July 9.-One col toward Munda. and
declared the Japs
iroous have through
New GcorG Island will be annihilated
advanced Thus for land fighting
miles o. the for patrol
at POINTS. hes the
Thai column other cinY of Murda American and
Channel helping the
from Munda o &c by keeping a
Island. The Channel Ii RAID Munds. and heavy
crossing Rendovs- Obb
made during the night shells the Jap base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
STANDS Is ASKED
ABOUT CANDIDACY
SENATOR CONTACTED RELA-
TIVE TO GOVERNORS
RACE

BILLINGS. Mont. July p
interviewed here last week.
Senator W. A. bib Stands.
chairman of the Senatorial Eco
uomv Committee. was asked
point blank whether or not he
would be a candidate for COVER
nor.
I'm certainly not going Ia be
ms own candidate, Stands said.
| have never even discussed
Uch a thing with my friends; I
am not seeking the office myself.
Reporters pointed out tnat
there was considerable talk Of his
running. To which he replied:
Well. when folks get around to
II with me. perhaps |
can consider IL with more pro-
priety."
NJ. G.. Thomas of the Orlando
Morning Sentinel staff pointed
out that some were running. with
FiIllcf Warren and Lex Green con
sidcrcd definitely in the race. and
suggested that since Stands was
m politics and that in that game.
or business. a man couldn't lnsi
hold what ne had but must either
90 10 the top OF quit.
You can quote me that m mol
quitting" ShandS said. but this IS
one time when the Office should
,s- K the man-nOt the man the
office And there Is plenty Oi
-.mc for this IN Florida now
Stands. d successful farmer and
grower of grove properties. Q Gel
nv farm and cattle interests. was
+ a. attending a meeting OF the
Fllr da Farm Bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
GIVES RECORD OF
OFFICER WOUNDED
in MOROCCO FIGHT
LIEUT.. LINDLEY COOK. %.
MEMBER Of ARMoRED d.
VISION IN ATLAS NOUN
TAINS SCOUTING
BY JACK STINNETT


~ hANA
WASHINGTON. July g-LIeui.
Llndley Cook. %. of Asbury
Park. n j. IS casualty. His
record shows wounded IN aC-
tion." He walks on crutches
His left trouSer leg. empty from
below the knee. IS neatly folded
back and pinned
Above the left pocket Of his
tunIc be wears the sombcr little
ribbon that IS the Order of the
Purple Heart. Below II IS tn"
varI-colnred band that tells of
service overseas
Lieutenant Cook was in the
Battle for Morocco. He was IN
officer in an armOred division
that went tanning out through
the Atlas mountains 90 scout out
pockets of French resistance. A
dav or 50 before the French Cd
pitula,cd. Cook was in command
of jecp advance scout car. ii
rounded the shoulder of a noun
tam and came head on into d
French aTmored car.
The jeep and the Lieutenant
and his men were tossed down
a 75-foot embankment. Wher
Cook came TO. he was in {
French hoSTi tal and his leg was
off.
1t was rather haSty job.
he explains. and when they
got me back here they did more
whiting To get II night Blu
its perfect now
Al that point. grin spread.
over his handsome face You
wonder why Is II because tn,
chemical company ne used to
work for has offered him hi-
job back? Gosh. no. H. iurncG
that down
It's because he has an artificial.
leg IN the works and because
the Army has allowed him =
rccnlist as an intelligence Off
C,i IN the All corps
i vii bc Grand 10 get back,
me- saws Mn sarge has p"Cr
wounded three tunes since ~
oiled CoWn that mountain and
res stIll going s'rona He quiz
"a guy
50. Tor 10y money, D. LIrsicn-
ami Cook
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
Nazis Killed Mount To
$4,000; Lose 1909
Tanks And 900 Planes

fuy A.@orfsfed FH~s@s
MOSCOW. July s.-Thoush ths
Germans hsve broken through 81
two points. in IRE is Fnsis
stretch between Orsl and Rei-
grade. todsy's Russian cofnnu -
qu> stated ths, The Reds were ~
no danger OF having their fiaak
turned I'M the south and therebr
endsnqe rInq the Russians In the
northern part of the Ssl,en, - sn
oirc.emeni.
Tire break through wss - ura
plishcd with the German 60 sau
TIGER 7. nks but the Rssf ssss
CLAIM TO have stopped s'.s sfvssscr
and TO hsvs wresked e@@irucsssu
on The Ti7ers. dessTsYiag naanv
of them with artillery tsFs az
biz anii-isnk guns. TIE scs-t II
all tyres of tank ioss by tn CT
mans IN the five days Of isshsinl
is given by the Russian hish sgua
mand as more than i.soo. @na q e
number Of ensrn~ dead noe -
tsis more than $1,000.
u Eisewher, along me I'm. -
Reds either have ch~r@se "a
beaten back Tire Germans. hut 81
lest as thew ere hurled back tf.rg
Genre on sGsin with wave 81
wave of fresh troops. a tsS Hlte
south of OreI the CsfHssnf sf
r-poTie5 70 hsve climbed estf
sfrug sled throuah neap& - sfs
own dee / in striving 10 s3v@ncr
Re 5io Berlin admitted feaa
that the fighting is ~ o. aN
scale. The broadcast
here. spoke shout fhe t
fhrouga Of 80 ia GfTn4fn
and n wss added fasI fts
mans threatened % Ntp-
entire salient wfIeh 49, 81
Grove INTO tho GfFmRn hr
M last winters off r.tve
Radio Berlin also sstf
Germans had de fr3yss 49,
san TANKS SINCE the bette
ID. and ihsf ar f-e issf st
III planes he'd been shot = &c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
WANTS DEEDS. NOT WORDS
E;ONTEVIDEO. = The Govern

meni today received assurances
ircm the foreiGn minister of Ar
gentina that that country IS going
10 coo-erate to the fullest extent
with her South American sisters IN
putting uD a solid front AGAINST
the Nezis. Comment on the note
here was that what the people Of
Uruguay want are not words. but
dee Is TO demorsfTate AT-sn
iina's sincerity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
LITTLE STEEL" STILL In
EFFECT

WASHINGTON. - The War
Lsbor Board announced today thai
The little steel formula is still
in effect in reaching decisions
about wages. The board said IL
had made an exception in the case
OF scme lumber workers. because
of the obsolete wage scale under
which they were working"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
MILY PRICES UP

WASHINGTON. Nib urIces
likelv will incrc3sc IN FLORIDA
shortly. sccoTdinT 70 statement
issued today by the OPA. II Is es-
eofed Tire OPA will fix the
amount Der quart on July -. and
that the new prioe will 20 into 81
feet two devs later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
Congress Cooperating With
POSt0ffiCG Department In
Shortage Of Needed Help
Several Bills Are Intro
duced Which Would
Make Postal Jobs More
Attractive
Washington Correspondent
Of The Key West Citzenl

OF The Key West CitizenI
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 8
Congress is cooperating with
the posfoffiee department in an
effort TO meet an anticipated
crisis IN the postal service at
KEY West and ether cities where
increaSing business must be han
died with limited personnel.
Almost all large and medium
siasd post offices in Inc country
are row forced TO handle more
mail than was handled two years
sso with fewer numbers of
slsrks and carriers. Business
shis pear in Key West is expect
Cd 10 exceed that Of 1912. when
"a yea sI7sl7sos.
Tire service As q whole is siii.
losing men no, only TO the armed
iorces but also TO war plants. In
fhird end fourth class offices
particularly. there has been DIFF
ficulsY IN finding candidates ioi
tho lob Of postmaster. in the face
Of higher saying Jobs.
Several bills have been miro
dueed IN Congress which woul-
make postal Jobs mere attractive
and provide more efficient use
Fl postal personnel.
One Of them would aUfhori-,
posimssters 10 use clerks an'
carriers inferehsngesblY. Undei
terms Of this bill. q carrier eoulc
b assigned 10 clerks Job;
clerk might become a carrier
and either could be ordered &
DUTY ss q railway mail clerk.
Another ball provides fer
wartime bonus Of s25 . monii
or $500 a year for all employees
Under the terms of oihe. leg
nlstion. substitute employees o
ali classes would be designate;
a. Junior employees and Pai'
about fhe same salaries as regu
lar classified employees.
Fourth class postmasiers woul'
b. psid regaisr salaries. IN he'
Of . percentsae OF the offices
receipts. unoer another bill: ar
anil another measure would en-
able village carriers 70 reoeiv'
the same pay as CITY oerriers.
Passage Of some Of these meas
gContinued nn psg F"us
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
THREE FIREMEN DIE

CHICAGO. - Three firemen are
known 10 be dead and three 9th
ers are thought TO have LOST their
lives when The roof and front wall
CT chemical factcrY collapsed
tcdsy while il was in flemes. Five
other firemen were severely in
jured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
STEAKS AND BOASTS AGAIN
WASHINGTON. - Steaks and

roast beef shortly will be on Amer
lean tables again. according 10 re-
Fcris received here Today from
packers. Texas and other states
are sending steers 10 market by
TIE tens of thousands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
AFTER WILDCAT STRIKERS
WASHINGTON. - Coal miner

On wildcat strikes continue -
show their defiance Of the govern
meni and John l.. Lewis slso.
SrcFesmen declared here today
fhPi the miners pickeis are clear
IY violating the Smith ConnsliY
snti -sfrIkr law and that the GOV
ernmeni should proceed aI9Insi
Them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
July 7. l943

July 7. 1912
Hon W. A. Stands.
Jacksonville. Florida.
tiaincsvillc. Florida
Thanks for YOUR letter third
instant hut feel necessity ap-
Yval 80 YOU AGAIN IN view of
mlcn~y of pending litigation.
ono matter is set Tor hearing on
july u Believe your commit
,ec could presently be- of assist
ancc To CITY of Key West IN IT.
efforts la obtain extension of
'irc IN court proceedings II
commItice would al tins Tune give
tangible expression that II would
make investigation of financial
difficulties If CITY
WM. a. FREEMAN.
President CITY Council
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
But Reds Maintain Salient
Not Endangered By Thrust
LATE BULLETINS
SICILY POUNDED SIX DAYS
Thy Associated PressD

ALGIERS. - Today marks the
sixth day that Sicily has been un-
der almost constant blasting by
planes from North Africa and the
Middle East. II was reported that
The five major sirfields on the is
lands have been so badly torn up
by bombs they are not in disable
condition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

bC very glad 10 assist YOU IN
every My IosSIhlc
Yours very truly
(SIgnedl w A. STANDS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
70 Our Subscribers

Commencing Monday, July IL, the subscription
price of The Citizen will be Csc weekly
Increases in the payrolls and continuing rising
in the production of the newspaper make this in
crease necessary least for the duration of the
THE MANAGEMENT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
lack uuIille. I ia
July .. lg43

JI-IN = IFfI
Honorable a. a frc' man.
*. Wcsf Fla
CuuIrIffrs mas agrrc1 - IN
-. .f-afr bond matters and SAIL
proceed as Ia.Idl. a. possible.
". A STANDS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests oi Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

Key West, Florida. has the
most equable climate 10 the
country; with an svers~"
range of only Ia Fahrenf 20
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Ryan Resigns
Police Post
Poikey Also Quits
in Warren Township

While Warren township po-
licemen continued 10 serve
merely as traffic officers for a
second week, Patrolman James
Ryan, As. unmasked a week ago
as a former prison inmate. today
had resigned from the force.
Announcement OF Ryan re
Signation and that Of Patrolman
Clarence Poikay came from
Supervisor Earl Tallman who
said he would go 20 Washington
IL necessary TO obtain adequate
law enforcement for the town
ship.
Sheriff jacob r Theut revok-
ed the deputy SherlffS' commiSs-
IONS of II of Is members of the
force after Prosecutor Wilbur +,
Held disclosed week ago that
Ryan has a long criminal record.
The township police have since
been acting solely as traffic Of
ficers. Tallman said.
Sheriff THEFT is providing ra-
dio car police protection in the
Warren township area until he
and Held can go before the
Board of Supervisors to appeal
for sufficient deputies to police
the township.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

were pressing an "unfalterlpg
offensive against enemy ship
ping, the broadcast asserted
From the Spanish border town
Of La Linea came report that
30 Allied merchant ships, includ-
ing Is that arrived only Tuesday,
had sailed from Gibraltar into
the Atlantic yesterday Only a
few ships remained in Gibraltar
Harbor. the dispatch said in
Guiding the battleShip King
George V. the aircraft carrier
Formidable and several destroy
ers
Virginia Gayda. authoritative
Fascist editor, was quoted by the
Italian radio as writing that the
Allies have sent more than half
the British fleet and thousands
of tanks. as we'll as 5 900 planes
and over 100000 of their best
troops, to the Mediterranean
See INNASION-Page ,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
CHAPLIN NERVOUS
Chaplin was SO fldget,
he visited the COURTEOUS
Deputy County Clerk Il
HOME FRONT FORECAST
Rising War Costs Must Bring Lower Living Standard

We looked up the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics Maintenance
Level This is figured for an un-
skilled, overall-wearing laborer
with two children 1t is stated
that this budget doesn't "ap-
preach the content of what may
be considered a satisfactory
American standard of living
1T covers food - IAN adequate
diet at minimum cost" clothes.
housing fuel and light. a daily
newspaper, ice for refrigeration.
one movie a week.
It's figured for 33 cities.
We found that the last revision
of the maintenance level was
for Dec. Is. 1912 The highest
was for Washington. ID. C.--Sl,-
1919 year. or $3.50 week.
Lowest OF the 80 was Mobile
Sl453 85 a year. or about S2S a
See WAR COSTS-Pagc ,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

LONDON, June l7-(P)-An
Algiers radio broadcast record
ed by the Associated Press said
today Turkey had broken off
diplomatic relations with the
Vichy government of France.
The Algiers radio, which has
not always proved strictly ac-
curatc in its reports OF political
developments, did not go into
detail. There was no direct con-
firmation from Ankara or Vichy.
London diplomatic quarters
which normally would be in
formed Of any such break could
not confirm the report and said
they were inclined TO doubt it.