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w. H. Han.
cannon, Jr.,
whose wife re.
sides at 143
Forest Hills
Drive, was re.
Gently pronot.
ed from cap.
tain to the rank
OF major. He
entered the ser.
vice September
1910 as a first
lieutenant and
was stationed
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~ ", SALE: 1896 FORD CONVEX
tao1e coupe with radio, heater,
fn ures, 1885 Plymouth coupe
ne, perfect condition. Phone 2
s4ll after 400 p. m. 315 Church
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at Fort Screven, Ga, with thD
2o2nd Coast Artillery. On Feb I.
ls4Z, ne was promoted to captain
and LETT Fort Screven n April fox
service in Trinidad, B. w. I.
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TRANSPARENT

Lieut.. Thomas Williamson, Ar
my Ar Corps, has been trans
1erred from Hobbs, New Mexico.
to Boise, Idaho. He is the son Of
Mrs. Della M. Williamson of 2oO1
Fender avenue.
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MOORE . FONVIELLE REALTY
Co. We are equipped to serve
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ROOMS FOR RENT: SEMI-HO-
tel accommodations for men.
Rates $3.50 to $500 per week.
402 No. 4th ST., corner 4th and
Walnut.
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CASH FOR YOUR OLD MOTORS,
fans, and other house hold ap-
planes. Dial 2-3562.
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notice TO PUBLIC;

.svsrtisjng appearing IN these col
AL aa' ior reputable and reliable con-
umns y ~ &C we can ascertain from
GERS as iaI ID, The Star-News re-
careful ~, ~ r;eht to refuse or accept any
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that eHe-s 10 live up to their obliga-
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tons. ne on this page and services
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PUBLIC DEDICATION

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Sept. L.
R-7Public dedication ceremonies
for the Army's new Northington
general hospital here will be held
tomorrow afternoon, Col. H. P.
Makel, commanding officer at the
Institution, has announced.
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KEEP VICTORY GARDENS
full. Plant onion sets, collard and
cabbage plants. Turnip, Mustard,
Beet, Radish, and other season
able seeds. Fertilizers. insecti-
cides. Roudabush's Seed Store,
Corner Front and Dock SITS.
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WANTED TO BUY: 1871 MODEL
Sedan. Must be good, clean car
with good tires. Cash if price
is right. Dial 1884.
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TIFF MORNING STAR
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,..sified ads inserted in both The
AL cla1S News and The Wilmington
Eilnns'oss.+ Star Insertion of ads will be
Mornlhs IA, except when first inser-
sad ssn % Mandsg n hf the Se%s
insertion! s; W. ads sold for one paper only
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JUST RECEIVED: A SHIPMENT
of beautiful baby carriages and
cribs. Carolina Furniture Co., 6l7
No. 4th st. Dial 4O48.
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vg\ED CLASSIFIED ADS
ApF STRICTLY CONF
II AND WE POSI-
TIVrLY WILL NOT d.
u1I1CE THE IDENTITY OF
lHF ADVERTISER.
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sCUPPERNONGS, G R A P E S
and other fruits. Will buy any
quantity. Highest prices pair.
delivered at our winery. Tenner
Brothers, Rear 305 E. Trade St.
Charlotte. N. c.
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l56.-Situati0ns Wanted

MAN, 80, WILMINGTON RESI-.
dent, widely experienced several
fields, well educated, desires
full or part-time routine or super
visory work for wars duration.
Write Box "K'', care of Star
News.
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LOST: FOLDER AND RATION
books l and 2. J. c. Caudle and
Pearlie Kerns, also No. 8, James
C. Caudle, return to J. C. eau
die, 318-A Williamson Drive,
Maffitt Homes.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Smart colored man for kit
chen and dining room work
$4,000 week. Room and
board. Call Wrightsville
Beach 1856. 5
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WANTED TO BUY OCEAN
Front cottage, Carolina Beach,
to 7 rooms. Must be cheap for
cash. Answer RI, care of
Star-NeWs.
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QUICK Economical Results Read And News Want Ads
85.-Help WanteG-Male

WANTED: TWO YOUNG MEN
for machine shop, with high
school education, draft exempt.
We will train you. Macs Auto
Parts Co., II S. Second St.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
wanted for mems department
Apply 615 Castle Street.
WANTED: TWO SERVICE SALES
men, high school education, from
II to So years old. Salary and
commission. Good hours. Phone
LABORATORY HELP, EXPERT
enced OR inexperienced. Oppor-
tunity to learn at well paid
rates in essential industry. Col
ored help also needed. Law and
Company, Trust Building.
W A N T E D: MANAGER FOR
large new cafe and sleeping quar-
tiers of large truck terminal To-
Gated at Charleston, South Ca
rolina. Write or apply to E. L..
Lashley, Southern Asphalt Haul
ers, Inc. Charleston, South Caro-
lima. Men engaged in essential
Industry need not apply.
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HAVE ON HAND: BEAUTIFUL
assortment of living room suits,
occasional tables, sheets, pillow
cases, large size turkish towels.
Lewis Furniture Co., COL No.
4th, Dial 6857.
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WANTED: AIR COMPRESSOR
with capacity of rs to $50 lbs.
Write Box "SN', care of Star
News.
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170.-Wante

RELIABLE COUPLE WANTS DE-
sirable one or two bedroom fur
nished apartment or house. Re-
ferences. Phone 1882.
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WE WANT YOUR REAL ESTATE
listings, sales and rentals. Hin
ton Insurance and Realty CO.,
21O IL Princess. Dial 2-3734.
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WANTED: BY COUPLE RIDE TO
California, leaving before Sept.
10th. Share expenses. Telephone
1923. 3101 Market St. Wilmington,
w r. Ham1ett.
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LOST: PURSE CONTAINING ga"
and "B" gas ration books. Re
turn to 808 Red Cross St.
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FOR SALE: CHOICE LOT, FOR
est Hills. Buy now and build
your home after the war. Dial
1882
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IN IN SALE: 1941 PLYMOUTH Sc
tan IN good condition, with good
S aes and heater. Will sell cheap.
s. Il l. E. Mickey, BOB Grace
D. Shell Garage.
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YOUNG LADY FOR
permanent position for Stenogra-
phic and general office work. In
reply advise experience, refer
ence and salary expected. An
swer ], care of Star-NeWs.
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WANTED: TYPIST OR STENO-
graphic work at home or part
time office work. 2-1032.
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-lnnOuncem ents

INCOME TAX DECLARATIONS
iH sre due Sept. Is, for making up
' ~ See me at HeWletts
Paa1tv Co.. PA Princess St. u
H. Brinsol., tax acct.
y07R DECLARATION INCOME
Tsy Returns accurately prepar-
cd CaII 2-96O9 for information or
appointment,
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COLORED GIRL FOR GENER.
al homework. All day or part
day. Call 9438.
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170.-Wanted

WILL PAY $60O.OO cash for 1910
Sedan Call 2-8051.
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WANTED: FURNISHED HOUSE
with two bedrooms or apart
ment. No children. Two Army
officers and wives. Dial 1922.
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WANTED: FURNISHED HOUSE
or apartment Sept. 18th by re-
liable couple. Best references.
Dial 2-3007.
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60.-FOr Rent-ROOms

NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM
twin beds. Private shower bath.
Gentlemen only. Dial 1854 be-
fore 9 a. m. or after p. m.
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WANTED: FURNISHED APART
ment for Wilmington couple.
Write WV, in care Of STAR
News.
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WANTED FOR CASH: LATE
model Buick or Pontiac or SIM
liar priced car, four-door sedan.
Reply Gar" care Star-NeWs.
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Ads md NJ stopped before expiration VII
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ely be e snneared and adjustment made
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tbilty ' inse a. as directed except to
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C !ss until I P. M. for the. next Gays Gays
placed a em classified Display copy must
pape!ss' the h office by P. M.
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90.-Help Wanted-Female

EXPERIENCED SEWING MA
chine operators to make cotton
garments. Southland Manufa ctur-
ing Co., End and Greenfield St.
CASHIER AND COSMETIC SALES
lady, permanent position, refer
ence required, high school grad
uate. Toms Drug Co., Front and
Market.
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WANTED: LATE MODEL CROS-
ley or Austin automobile. Must
be in good condition and reason
able for cash. Apply J.. D. Peter
son, No. Court J. Lake Forest
after p. r.
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63.-Room and Board

ROOM AND BOARD. $1,000 PER
week. Men only. Is Princess.
WANTED: MEN BOARDERS,
good meals, quite place, single
and double beds, Oil Market St.
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IO5.-Lost and Found

LOST: LADIES' WHITE GOLD
pin, two small blue and one chip
diamond sets, downtown section.
Thursday. Reward. Dial 6452.
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$1,000 REWARD FOR INFORMA-
ton leading to recovery of 2
boys bicycles stolen from 1907
So. 5th Monday night Aug. 30th.
Phone Pitt.
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FOR SALE: A" COST PRICE
small house, one mile from city
Immediate occupancy. Call 2
1917
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WIFE WANTED:
Light household duties. Good
wages. Phone Mrs. c. r. Dial,
Wrightsville 8682-J.
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WANTED: LOCAL YOUNG LADY
for clerical work and typist. Re-
ply giving experience and refer
ence, write A. NJ, care of Star
News.
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75.--Household Goods

STUDIO COUCHES UNFINISHED
chest of drawers, felt mattresses
Castle St. Furniture Co.. Dial 6447
SPECIAL - FELT BASE
llnoleum rugs in 9x12 only
$4.69. Carolina Furniture
Co., GIT No. 18th St. Dial
4048.
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95.-Insurance

PROTECT YOURSELF. SEE OUR
Preferred Hospital Expense poll
cy, also complete accident and
health and life coverage. w. A.
McGirt, General Agent, r. R.
Williams, Special Agent, Els
Princess Street.
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SO.-Houses for Sale

FOR SALE: 5 ROOM HOUSE 10.
Gated near Greenfield Lake or
large high lot, completely fur
nished. Immediate occupancy
Hinton Insurance and Realty Co
21O IL Princess Street. Phone 2
1884. Richard A. Shew. Lewis P
Hinton.
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WANTED SALESLADy CAPABLE
of assisting in office work. Retail
JeWelry Store. State age, exper-
fence, if any-married or single,
salary expected. Address in hand
writing. Box ISL" Star-NeWs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Seniors 10 Present
Arsenic, Old Lace
To Be Staged Here
on Dec. 9 ond 10

Two innocent old ladies in
dabble in Arsenic to the huge
delight of all but their charity
cases who are put away il Aunt
Abby and Aunt Martha's peace-
full cellar. Mount Clemens high
school Seniors will present the
funny consequences of the elder
berry serving Aunts affection
for fast poison in their annual
senior play, Arsenic and Old
Lace will be produced Dec. 9
and 10 in the high scool audi
torium.
The sweet old ladies' nephew.
Jonathan. who is also given to
'disposals' returns to his old
home to hide away. He is ac-
companied by plastic surgeon
a weird DR.. Einstein. who dis
suises him periodically. Event
ually aunts and nephew compare
notes-each party has thirteen"
to his credit.
The ensuing rivalry is compli-
See PLAY-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
County Hires
Drain Attorney
Groesbeek Again
Defends District

The Mscomb County Board of
Supervisors, which had just
con pleted paying 100000 in
legal fees 10 Ex-Gov. Alex j.
Groesbeck for defending the
county during protracted drain
bond litigation, on Wednesday
employed the Detroit attor-
ney TO represent it in % new
drain bond suits filed b., bond
holders on Oct. Ia.
The 100000 fee was paid on
the installment plan S45, 900
each year during 1912 and 1943
and covered Groesbeck S
legal services during suits which
finally reached the United States
Supreme Court and during
which some five million dollars
in drain bonds were invalidated
The basis of Groesbeck's new
contract with the county is set
at: A retainer of $4,000; an
hourly office work item of SIS
while litigation remains in cir
cult courts shifting to $40
hourly when state supreme court
action is involved $50 fee
daily for circuit court appear
ances; $3.50 for argument before
an appellate court; and $500 for
arguments. before higher courts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11

DETROIT. Nov. II - (E0 -
Ford Motor Company charges
that Willow Run Bomber Plant
strike was linked to CIO at
tempt to take over management
OF the plant, were described last
night by Glenn Brsyton, Pres
i6cnt of Local S, United Auto
mobile Workers (CIO), as "a
smoke screen designed to cover
up its own inefficiency."
The Ford officials statement
asserted that for month"; union
officials have been needing the
War Department and the Gov
eminent with criticism of Will
low Run management and oper-
alton. They suggested more than
once that management of the
plant be giver to a committee
including representatives of the
union and Army officials.
Federal nciliators and JAW
officials were attempting TO end
the work stoppage of Die Set
tiers, which a Ford spokesman
said involved l.217 workers. The
Die Settlers, the spokesman said,
demanded reelassifieation as Die
Settlers only instead T Die Set
tiers and Press Operators.
Ford officials also said "The
pressure being applied now, and
very possibly the strike at the
plant has been given increased
by those who wish TO
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Eberts Guilty
in Stabbinq
Ex-Convict Faces
New Prison Term

Harry Eberts. 39-year- old for
mer prison inmate, today faces
a possible new penitentiary term
of up to 10 years, following his
conviction w e esday on
charges of assault with intent to
do great bodily harm in the
stabbing of Lila Spencer. 28-
year-old tavern waitress, on the
afternoon of July 20.
Eberts' conviction yesterday
followed by exactly five years
his parole from the Southern
Michigan State Prison at Jack
son where he completed serving
a six to seven and half year
term for breaking and entering
Nov. 10, 1898.
A jury Of nine women and
three men found Eberts guilty of
having thrust an ice pick into the
Spencer girls abdomen during
an alteration between the pair
in the kitchen of Bar SO, Ma
comb street tavern, last sum-
mer.
AT the time of the offense
Eberts was supposedly serving a
30-day term in the Macomb
county Jail for disorderly con-
duct growing out of a prowling
offense committed on June IS.
He had won momentary freedom
See EBERTS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Troops Mark
Arn1istite Day
Crowds Line
Streets in Reverence

Armistice Day crowds lined
Gratlot avenue to watch smart
stepping troops from Selfridge
Field parade in memory of the
cessation of hostilities in World
War l and in honor of Amer
leans who died then and now
are dying for liberty and justice
for all.
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
44th Aviation Squadron led the
line of march.
Afterwards many people fol-
lowed old Glory to the speak
ers' stand in the Cherry street
USO to hear an address by Ma
jor James Ramsey, USAAF. He
reviewed Americas honorable
conduct in the fight for world
wide peace and expressed the
conviction that this generations
war would obtain a more lasting
and equitable peace.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Drive Enemy
from Mountain
Bases in Italy
Eighth Army Also
Smokes Forward
Through Snow
BY holland NORGAARD

ALLIED HEADQUART E r S,
AlgierS, Nov. ii --(P)- Skilled
American mountain fighters of
the Fifth Army stormed up the
heights and drove the enemy
from two mountains, including
Mount Rotondo northwest of
Mignano where the main inland
road to Rome passes through the
heavily fortified line that Nazi
soldiers have been ordered to
hold until New Years, Allied
headquarters announced today.
The Americans smashed for
ward against German counter
thrusts to the peak of Mount Ro-
tondo overlooking the broad VAL
ley leading to Casino, eight
miles north of Mignano.
SCUTTLE SHIPS
Meanwhile, an air force state
ment disclosed that the Ger
mans already were blasting and
wrecking ships and port facili-
ties at both the west and east
coast ports of Leghorn and Pes
cara, either in preparation for
evacuation of those places or in
fear of their seizure by Allied
amphibious forces.
simultaneously, the Eighth
Army of Gen. Sir Bernard L.
Montgomery, fighting through
snowstorms in the Apennines.
advanced five miles and cap
tured Romero, 10 miles north
east of Isernia and five miles
south of Castel di Sangro on an
important rans-peninsular high
way.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
And Peace Fell
on a World
Dazed by Death
BY RALPH III. HEPPE
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. /

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL
R)-Armistice!
The world fell on ears accus-
toned to the shrill scream of
she'll splinters, the ear-splitting
blasts of heavy artillery, the
whine of rifle and machine gun
bullets, the muffled explosions
of gas shells.
1t stilled the white-hot threats
of the weapons of war. Like
magic il cast an uncanny silence
over a war-torn earth.
So peace came TO the battle
fronts of France in 1918, torn
by four years of strife, drench-
ed in human blood.
Significance of that magic
word came slowly TO those of
us in Co. B of the 340th Machine
Gun Battalion, confronting the
enemy along the Meuse River
below historic Sedan 25 years
ago. Somehow it had slipped
from our memory, pushed aside
by the language of war, UNI
needed in the daily fight to take
and to preserve life.
A little field telephone jang-
led at company command post
about 1918 that morning a quar-
ter of century ago. A night of
everything Sherman said war
was, had passed. Our division
had reached its objective -
crossing the Meuse - after I'M
See ARMISTICE-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Shafer Promises
Continued Probe
Of COIman Case

Rep. Shafer (R-Mich) asserted
last night in Battle Creek that
he would request an investiga-
ton by the House Military AZ
fairs committee into the court
martial of Capt. William T. Col
man, former commander of Sell
fridge Field, Army air base.
Shafer said he would not con-
slider the Army's investigation of
Selfridge Field affairs closed
with the retirement of Colman,
one of a group of officers con-
victed by a court martial.
"I'm going to recommend TO
the committee that every officer
on the original court martial be
called as a witness to tell why
the first charges were reduced,
Shafer said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Army Rushes
Aid 10 Marines
BoIsters Forces
on BougoinviIle

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AL
LIED HEADQUARTERS, Nov.
Ii Up - Powerful reinforce
ments of regular u. S. army
troops, landed without loss from
warship-g uar d d transports.
fought today alongside the
spearhead of Marines on Bou-
Granville against badly deci-
mated Japanese.
The tire of jungle battle -
weller of tanks, mortars and
camouflaged men contending in
the toughest type of terrain -
swung definitely toward the in
vaders of that last big Solomons
Island protecting the Nipponese
fortress of Rabaul.
Our Bougainville operations
were successful beyond our
fondest expectations" said Rear
Adm. Robert B. Carney after
watching the soldiers swarm
ashore and after seeing an en-
envy raiding airforce lose Is
out of so divebombers and fight
ers without sinking one of the
ships in the convoy.
Bombs damaged one transport
See PACIFIC-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
War Fund Drive
Goes Forward
Enthusiastically

Mount Clemens residents are
enthusiastically supporting the
combined Community Chest =
War Fund Drive, John Nun
neley, chairman, said today, in
pointing out that final tabula-
tons will not be complete be-
fore Tuesday.
The chairman said that all
residents who have not yet con-
tributed TO the war-home fronts
undertaking should telephone
the Mount Clemens Board of
Commerce so that solicitors may
be sent to their homes or places
of business.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. LIZ
- The knock down, drag-out
fighting technique of the old de-
stroyer Borie was credited by
the Navy today with helping her
task force sink more subma-
rines than any team in naval
history"
The Navy did not disclose the
totals but it is probable that the
planes and destroyers accom-
panying the baby flat top Card
disposed of about a dozen u
boats.
The 20 year old Borie finally
went to the bottom herself dur
ing a heavy storm, taking two
U-boats with her.