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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
BY MEHR CHAND KHANNA

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-The peo-
pie of India entertain for the
American people unreasonable
friendship, and have been encour-
aged by President Roosevelts un-
qualified assurance that the four
freedoms of the Atlantic charter
are envisaged for all the peoples
OF the world.
The year 1912 was a turning
point in current histpry-for, since
Pearl Harbor my country has be-
come a direct ally of the United
States.
It's Americas Concern
The problem of India is Amer
ica's concern, and. Americas in
tentions and actions may prove 10
be the decisive factor in deter
mining the path the Indian people
will follow in this critical moment.
Americas entry into the war
inspired new hope in the hearts
of all the people of India.
However, the minds of the In
dian people are torn with anguish
and uncertainty. Sir Stafford
I Grips scheme, which involved
! the Acknowledgement of India into
Hindu India" and "Moslem India"
and an India of the princes" was
rejected by all the political parties
in India.
Nothing emanated from Britain
TO take its place.
Neither Is Pro-A xis
! The Indian National Congress,
e mpelled by circumstances
launched the civil -disobedience
movement presumably with a
view to inducing the British peo-
pie and the United Nations 10
concede midas right TO freedom
and establish national govern
ment Immediately.
Neither the Indian National
Congress nor any other political
party in India is in any sense of
the term pro-Axis, even pro-Japa-
nese on what is called racial
grounds All the Indian groups
of any influence are anti-Axis.
( They are all united in wanting
Britain TO make an unqualified
declaration now that India will be
given independence AS soon AS the
war ends; and 10 establish an all
parties national administration inn
mediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

Billy. al got credit for being
there when dad took my place"
81 don't see how the kids do
commented the elder Sher-
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Represented All

Those who signed represented
all communities, and individual,
they are all noted for cooperating
with the British government.
The statement, substantially, fol
lows:
THE present war has been
proclaimed to be a struggle be-
tween democracy and freedom,
on one side, and tyranny and
racial superiority on the other.
Prom the beginning Of the
struggle India has been demand
ing that Great Britain, where
she has the power, should imple-
ment the professions Of equality
and freedom so that her moral
prestige might rise and her cause
he endowed with justice.
For some reason or other she
has been evading this obvious
duty and postponing the accom-
plIshment of the great ideals for
which she processes 10 fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

Frequently the stomach becomes
sluggish in pouring out its digestive
juices to make use OF the food eaten
likewise. wear and strain of worry.
overwork, colds. or other illness often
reduces ones blood strength.
At such times Nature needs extra help
TO restore its proper functions and bal
ance. Undigested food places q tar on
the system. insufficient blood strength
Is a detriment TO good health.
Now you may overcome the discom-
forts or embarrassment Of digestive
complaints. sour stomach. bloating. un-
derweight, loss OF appetite. poor COM
plexion. jerky nerves, weaknessl
II you are subject to poor digestion or
suspect deficient red-blood as the cause
OF your trouble. yet have no organic
complication or focal infection, SIS
Tonic may be Just what you need as IL
is ESPECIALLY designed to promote the
row OF vital digestive juices in the
stomach and TO build-up blood strength
when deficient.
These two important results enable
you to enjoy the food you do eat TO
make use of II as Nature intended. Thus
YOU may get new vitality . :. pep
become animated : .. more attractivel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

liquor The silk stocking set has been buy
I'm, Chicago and Sp1% , the %ss@ ss
Chester r. swain I4sOs Glen
wood who made the headlines year ago by being the first navy
ma" 70 nss sr sa%d have new
Of pants free rhe here fns sOs 10 M
TT con- GEORGE MURPHY, former recorders Judge
II hos broken back accident ont Alameda where he
Randolph Of Union Chp Mich celebrating her
Judge Joseph ellis his peckt salesman me brush o.
rs son. co. hG Is the SGaJ b a,g s ,q no ""0eo '0
John C. Gardnd for ohon yo"r gun named "os ~ torn 10
tulk NTH or manufacturers
E the carnes and the busesfood short
with eS sf nss S COULD o & MONTH
Eight interest hit new high here for the Jake lake La Motta
Seven college women Of this area have been selected to study
Wben Edward Walsh of 1920 Young had an accident
with his ysGn nd DsR 5 they t found out he was just Is
the Rouge without coffee for lunch when
from front of the Book Tower with $50 pounds of coffee aboard
PEAyER ISLAND without delivery. The railway
CharevOix said they'd let the contract to boatman
operator would him
Florence wrona Saginaw and Her
detroit Time. Silver Skates up ss nf SILVER !" The
Mrs Linda Lsohn Australian and iamou. feminist and
should know She has one He " Tlden Of Yale She
was director of the Australian version OF the wAACs
THEY paid 100000 Billy Rooer Tiger NTH hntNn.z
they their
portrait Of former Cor Lyen Dickinson sfm prob
lem When the ex-governor for IT, he Thought Henry Ford
paying casn't Republican Clipped
Non they're arguing Uhers 10 hang n.
PomeroV sisters. Hazel Mary and Wilma o school
teachers Joined With me WAACs BIZ the Ir'z Robb ms
correspondent, North Africa the NTH
big { for correspondent her band
Pauline Gallagher. EierR did protest
"hsN her tOoonddic-okr husband who $3.50 wsek
her FIR her jeCels BIT hsn he sold her bulldog
biooded and tcorh SIS for So that The last
Judge John V. Brennan sentenced the husband
probation for noHsupport.
(PL J. NARINI, the River a soldiers
" He beat gasoline flames
the Gump techncian grade, oil
burner exploded.
Wigge assistant postmaster
Is retiring take with Maccabees.
The WAACs going through
their physicas
Thieves Judge Christopher
at 17lO West Grand Boulevard while the
Il8IE. sBeavod Atedn NJ Stgis got lost
~ than some humans, t,oHscd
the SHopdrift until rescued
John G. Newpor Bay ctr. told Federal Judge Aetbvr J.
TUtte he fobsd II be
DONE He said he didn't need the Ne got probation
We bore shorter rorf oothI5 Jcords trbich
rey general has o. Nd
And repeWber 10 tryitc uoihe, srcrg ccck.
Sincerely,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

On THE lamp posts city read big black and
~ white signs with arrows pointing: Air Raid Shelter
We've had our first daylight really something
before 10 the sirens SOUNDED
the time picked liable transportation Tor
workers shrek for three minutes
hand suddenly had stayed movie the city oze
street they stood.
Pedestrians running like When the City Hall CLOCK
10 there not moving thing on WOODWARD
avenue hemeted raid wardenS at their posts
IN THE office buildings from
glass DetrOts city Of downtown workers massed
buildings had thrown their private
nIer TO seeh owt their plans worked.
down town TO make 1880 appointments
group marooned In bus the Majestic
patiently with the perfect view az the alert
until dropped the and get to their
Offices
NOW cre going The battle has ragged for
~ Wecks the industrial counties should oh the farm
ers rho rant nom of the Eastern Wartime
TOO early The question tcH DC
February and Flint and Pontiac H along
lcth - 80.
An anybody know is Whot the WPB thinks
effort But the question too hot TO handle with
upstate Michigan mod.
OUR next pound of weeks and cost of
" living up AL since Jan 1912 according to the
Washington experts.
Louis justice of the Michigan Supreme Court
died in Lansing.
Mayor Edward gave Brig Gem John K Christ
mas typewriter Belonging Mrs Detroit start of the drive
% 600 machines here for war
first nyon hose scandal Black Market Mr.
accused of selling $4,000 pairs at four
bucks pair penalty federal penentiary $4,000
both Most of the $4,000 somebody's Christmas trees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
SDenr Buddy

THIS IS letter to YOUR service man. IFS all about
| his HOME TOWN, the moSt important place IN
the world 10 him CLIP this today sign your name
st tbe bottom and send ii him. Wherever he is. ne
wants the news from HOME. It's up to you to mail IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Nearing Climax

Events In India are rapidly
moving toward a dangerous eli
max, and there never was
period In the last 100 years
when the feeling against Britain
was 80 bitter as II Is today.
Before II IL too late we urge
YOU 10 settle this problem with
courage, vision. craftsmanship,
now and for all time In the in
terests OF Britain and India"
Britain remains needless 10 oul
pleas. needless and inelastic.
What will America do?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

oETR6fTa&EFfMES
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Hunters Must
Obtain Second
Duck License
Federal Stomps
Available OF All
Post Offices

The hunting season starts Sat
urday morning when the hunt
for the wild ducks begins, Earl
Golf, local conservation officer
said today
The luck hunting season Of
fiCially Starts on September 25
and ends on Dece nber 3. Reg
ular hunting licenses are OBJ
tainable AT all cense dealers
and hardware stores
Besides the license, men hunt
ing ducks must have a duck
stamp which is obtainable at
all Post offices, re fee for
the stamp is one dollar as is the
fec for the license.
The small game season be-
gins on October Is, while the
deer season Will open on Nov
ember IS.
According to Golf, the best
hunting grounds for ducks are
the marsh areas, especially from
South River road through to
Santa Rosa Beach area.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Don Rogers Makes Debut
as New RoseviIIe Mentor
Eleven Goes Into Come
Without Service Of Stor

Under the membership of their
new coach, Don Rogers, the
Eastland High School in Rose
vile will open its 1913 football
season against Madison High of
Royal Oak on their home field
Friday.
Going into the game, East
land High will be without the
service Of Jerry De Fanw, star
halfback, who broke his hand in
a practise game with East De-
troit High last Friday, He will
probably rejoin the team before
the end of the season.
With nine letter winners on
his squad Rogers has the max
ings of a strong eleven. Eve will
know better after our game Fri
day" Rogers said. Returning
varsity men are Art Cervone.
and Marve Grawburg, centers;
Stu Harmon, fullback; Bill Han
non and Al Kayser, guards; Al
Mcleod, end; Nick Persico,
quarterback; Ray Potter, tackle;
and Bert Quinn, halfback.
The probable lineup for the
Opener with Madison consists of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
CARING Takes II
Victory from Bell
Freimon Hits 534
for High Pin Series

A 2-l victory over CARING S
enabled Bell Lumber 10 climb
into a tie for first place with
Carvings in the b. IL League
at Bowl-O-Drome last night The
defeat was Carvings first of the
season. Kreiner Grocery reg
istcred the nights lone sweep,
shutting out Gilbert's Cut Rate.
Scoring 81 wins were Rene s
Hi Speed over Leo's Hi-Speed,
Lambs Recapping over Miller
Bros. Creamery, Sheriff Theut
over Johnnie's Bar and j. e. j.
Novelty over Kraft's Hi-Speed.
Len Frciman's 534 was high
series. while high game of 24O
was recorded by Sammy Krause.
The standings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
StadLer Hits
High 622 Series

A 622 series by Eddie Stadler
Of First National Bank, 235
game by NJ. Mumblow of john
sons Service and sweeps by
Johnson's over Servo Service
and Smoke Bros. over McEVoy
& Dunlop highlighted play last
night in the Minor League at
Bowl-O-Drome. Captain Louie
Odor's Hi-Speed team also took
over undisputed possession of
first place by whipping Den
marsh twice. Knights of Py-
thias won two from Glefke
Company to gain second place
and Koppitz ended slump by
outShooting First National twice.
The standings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
81. Clair Bird
Refuge Set Up

WASHINGTON, Sept. % -
President Roosevelt by procla
nation designated Wednesday
about 1920 acres in the vicinity
OF Anchor Bay, Lake ST Clair,
Mich. as the st. Clair migratory
waterfowl closed area in which
hunting of migratory birds is
prohibited.
The proclamation was in APP
prevail of regulation adopted
by Secretary Of the Interior Har-
old Ickcs under the migratory
bird treaty act.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Sports
At a Glance
ARDS PICKED
TO WIN 4S
CLASSIC
Bv JOHN }. NAJDUcH

Wth ne New Iork Yonkees ond the s. LOUIS Cardinals
cnce ooor eo notch their phyco proves the base
bel don5nd IN the Dossooson cossc comes the pleasure
OF most writers look INTO the cNsto bolt end select the vim
Of the orruoI dcro0d Though the Tonks ore
roed the top dec the coming World Series both teams
r1ochcc evenly thon lost yeor Despite this the series
should be os exciting interesting previous cosscs
as both 00c seemed be filled with cid men cuppes and
p'an rockies With this tocng the betting man. the
choice s~2c AZ. 9rs point TO the winner being de-
cjdcd on nc breaks ia this IN mind your reporter selects
the Red trcn So LOUIS for they scropPy husng
team ord make own brooks On the whole ST. Louis has
younger team end hes Displayed better spirit t0on any other
club IN either coq.e THIS eventuo'y viii mean the differ
90 L-t.. ..--- L. -t,t- u.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Mount Clemens Eleven
to Open Season on Saturday

this season is $50 including
tax. The season pass entities the
holder TO four home games. Cen
eral admission price is so cents
including tax. Student season
tickets are 90 cents while gen.
eral admission is 35 cents.
The schedule released We'd
neSday shows the Bather team
playing two games away and
four at home, with one open
date. AT home they play Lin
coin High of Van Dyke, East De-
troit. Crosse Pointe, and Hazel
Park.
The complete schedule:
Saturday, Sept. 25-Royal Oak,
Away.
Friday, Oct. Lincoln High OF
Van Dyke, Home.
Friday, Oct. 8 - Port Huron,
Away.
Friday, Oct. Is - East Detroit,
Home.
Saturday. Oct. % Crosse
POinte. Home.
Friday. Oct. 29-Open Date.
Saturday, Nov. 6-Hazel Park,
Home.
The City High squad was in
good condition with none of the
players on the injured list. With
one practise game against Ham
tramck, the team looks forward
TO a more polished game than
displayed last week.
Coach Buckholz was very
optimistic today but would not
make any predictions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Chevrolet Ties
for Defense Lead
Harry Holmes Tokes
Double Honor With 200

Rose Chevrolet claimed a
piece of first place today with
Servo Vacuum Service and
Petch Tool & Die No, l in the
Defense League at Bowl-O-
Drome. While Servo and Petch
were winning two games each
Tuesday from Kraft Machine
and Greyhound Lines No. l re-
spectively. The Chevrolets came
through with sweep over
Greyhound No. 2 M. r, Ander-
son turned in the only other
shutout at the expense of Shep-
pard's Service. Petch No. . won
two from Sampson Fish and
Clinton Bar-B-Q took the odd
game from DeGrandchamp.
Harry Holmes annexed dou-
bic honors with 200 in sol.
The Standings;
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
a.,ul~cIlOW.
Hits High
Single

a slam by Bookkeeping over
Engineers highlightcd opening
night n the Detroit Edison
Mems League at Bowl-O-Dromc
Tuesday. Repair won two games
from Service, Meter Department
defeated Sales and Warehouse
took the old game from Over
head Lewis GutSchoW's 203
game and Frank Goldcns $50
were hIgh marks.
In the T. son Women s
League, Team 4 won a pair from
Team d and Team O outshot
Team c twice Helen KoSsack
was high with 157 in 4l8.
Tho Standings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
DoIph (amiIIi To Aid
Coast League Baseball

OAKLAND. Calf, Sept %
(Pl-Dolph Camilli, veteran first
baseman of the National League,
figured prominently TO d a Y in
plans TO make the Oakland Oaks
hot contenders in next year S
Coast League baseball eompeti-
ton Joe Blumenfield and Clar-
ence Laws, northern California
theatrical men who have &C
quired controlling interest in the
Oakland club, were reported to
be negotiating with the New
York Giants for CamilliS con-
tract.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
WPB 10 Release
Much Ammunition

LANSING. Sept. % - Ra-
tiOning OF civilian ammunition
to hunters viii be on the basis
of the stocks the hunters now
have on hand, the War Produc-
ton Board informed p. j Hoff-
master, state conservation di-
rector, today.
WPB officials explained to
Hoffmaster that when buying
ammunition, the hunter will be
required to sign an affidavit
stating that he does not now
have I'M his possession more than
100 rounds of 22-caliber ammu-
milton, 20 rounds of center fire
rifle ammunition, and so shot
gun shells. If his present supply
IS not more than these amounts,
he VIII bc permitted TO buy so
rounds of p caliber ammuni-
ton. 20 rounds Of center fire
ammunition, and 25 shot gun
shells.
Farmers will be allowed to
purchase 100 rounds of 22's, 40
rounds Of rifle ammunition, and
25 shot gun shells.
Sale of ammunition TO hunters
will. begin October !, and no
ammunition will be sold after
November Is, according to a
ruling of the War Production
Board.
Michigan was allotted $3.50
600 shot gun shells, and $4,000
center fire rifle cartridges for
this falls hunting seasons by the
WPB, and rationing is necessary
10 insure equal distribution Of
this ammunition m ng the
states $4,000 hunters, WPB
officials explained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Tech rosters read like Who's
Who of College Football, and
we're giving, the Tarheels a
shaky vote in the attractive bat
tie of Atlanta Wally Butts and
Georgia players discussed aban-
doning football, which gives you
a rough idea of what is likely to
happen at Louisiana State.
Southern California gets the
nod over u. c. L. A. in an open
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

ulo seoson il isn't plausible that the American leoeuers will
reverse suddenly old style The Yonks oudistoneed
field yeor while setting record Tor hitting into double
pIoys while oins poyer with 800 bottins
This seems incredible but Joe McCorhy, their mono9eL
knows honde ployerson important foeor to consider
when selecting AS mottcr OF foet, does Billy
Southworh heod Of the CordnoIs thus boloneins the
tobes.
While the Yonkees hove won more comes thon they os
hand pitchers this the boys from uptown Ne"
York hove Displayed weakness Cgons poders with three
top Gard pitchers sothpo~s the Yonks viii be DIZZY wach
inc elbow bell from the wrong side before the series
is over Mox Loncr Apha Broze ond Harry Brecheen ore
scheduled counted upon 10 Old the National
Leoque toke their second successive chOmPOnshp kgh
handler Mort Cooper 20gome winner ogon, the oce OF
the sQuad ond despite his poor showing lost years series
Will act the coll eod Oft the first game After Cooper Billy
The Kid will send the lett honders he only other worth
while rightly Harry GunDert od With the mseres Lon
record Of 81 this and boosting win m the
AZ foil fuss the likely second game choice Largely be
cause Brozle end Brecheen rockies Brdze hos and
lost his first season ard Breheen has record OF oNd
& Sortinq pitcher the New York Will probably he
Spud Chandler Z0gome winner For toIow-uP men
Mccarthy will reach UP his sleeve OF his tossers
Hank Borowy viii pr9Doby get second coll For souhPown9
purposes McCorhy has Worus and Russo, but the chonces
ore he'll 90 along with Tiny Bonhom the lame booked husky
who's been upond down this summer Cho1es Wensott,
California rookie who hos looked good occasions moy oso
see action as urnq pitcher Out I'M the Yankee bupen IS
the best fireman besides Moyor LoOuodo Johnny Murphy
who is reody fer the fire alarm 90 off Of oil times.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
ATHLETES AID DRIVE

NEW YORK, Sept. % Up
Celebrities from the sport s
world will appear tonight at Il
Sports for Victory" war bond
program at the War Center on
5Oth Street near Sixth Avenue.
Baseball, racing, tennis, football
and boxing are among the major
sports TO be represented.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

The season tickets for the
Mount Clemens High School
Football games went on sale
this week, as the battling Bath
ers squad prepared today to
open their season against Royal
Oak Saturday. The game will
be played in Royal Oak.
The price of the adult tickets
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

The new coach lives in Mount
Clemens. He graduated from
Michigan State College this year
with a B. S degree in Physical
Education. His experience in
cludeS two years OF assistant
coaching at Bedding, Mich. He
was also director of NYA for
Macomb County for two years,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Josephine Scott
Wins Double High
krouse, Miller Stoy
in Tie for First

Krause Ser ice and Miller
Bros. Creamery remained in
tie for first place today in the
Ladies Wednesday Night League
at Mount Clemens Recreation.
thanks to their 2-l victories last
night Krause won from La
CroiX and GrocSbeck and Mill
er'S defeated Salter's Market.
Gilbert's Cut Rate turned in the
only sweep, blanking Wolverine
Chips A fourth match resulted
in a 2-l win for MacAlpine's
Faygo over Jock & Meldrum.
Josephine Scott walked away
with double honors, rolling 2l7
in 566.
The standings.
LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

or that is unusual because it
brings together tremendous ri
walls. They're playing round rob-
ir on the coast. Reinforced by
Stanfords and others, California
should have no difficulty with
Saint Mary's.
You pays yer money and you
takes yer pick, and remember
VII Bob Zuppke said; Some
times the ball bounces funny
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

In some sport circles, the
Yonkees hove been selected
70 win on previous perform
once. This is perhaps os good
os ony woy TO choose the win
ner, but the performance Of
the New York team through
out the regular season showed
not characteristic OF the
former yoors. Locking this SEQ
son were the power hItters,
tight fielding. or big innings.
Since this MoS tfuc in the REQ