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ened in the near future in Grow
Agency in order that women OF
that community may have an
opportunity to help with this
work.
The Big Horn Chapter has
been unable to meet the quota
of dressings set for this county,
and the workers are being urg-
ed to give at least four hours
each week in order to meet the
goal.
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LCST-One 6.5O-16 tire on red
'35 Ford wheel between Big
Horn and Hardin. Dolf Mann,
Big Horn. 23-l"
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For Sole

FOR SALE-10O bushels of flax
seed. Cleaned, ready for seed.
Farmers Union Oil Sta. Us.
Romine, owner. 15-tf
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Wanted To BUY

WANTED 70 BUY two room
house that can be moved Off
OF premises. Inquire City Hall.
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LCST-Set of keys in leather
case. Return to the Tribune
Herald for reward. 23-l@
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FOR SALES large soWs, S fall
pigs. II weaver pigs. Inquire
St. Xavier Post office. 23-1*
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FOR SALE-12 gifts to farrow
this month. 3 milk COWS, fresh.
Pete Pitsch, Jr. Garryowen.
23-1*
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WANTED waitress and dish
washer at the Club Cafe. 23-1
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Lost

LOST-Pair of false teeth. Re-
ward. Return to Hardin Trib-
une Herald. 22-2"
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WANTED - Old style pressure
cooker in good condition. In
quire Tribune-Herald. 1913
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
a GOOD YANK SOLDIER
Young American Officer Gets Grim Initiation to Battle

ignored enemy bullets to run
across the field with a pocket
knife.
HIDES MOVEMENTS
From a first-aid kit, Goodwin
administered morphine and ap-
piled sulfanilimide to the wound
and then amputated the leg. He
put the wounded man on his
shoulder and started to run for
cover. Suddenly the German
guns were silenced and fire was
withheld until he had crossed
the brow of q hill and was out of
range.
Goodwin himself was reluc-
tant to talk about the exploit,
preferring instead to tell super
ior officers how minutes later
Lieut.. Donald F. Ashton of
(Beaverdam Road Asheville, N.
c., volunteered to creep to q
blasted Scout car. Finding the
men there dead he returned with
their Identification tags and
then, ignoring constant enemy
fire. drove TO the scene in a jeep
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I GOOD YANK SOLDIER

weeks battle for Sened when
two of the machines were knock
ed out by a German anti-tank
fire. Goodwin's own tank hit q
mine and was wrecked.
Goodwin used smoke grenades
to hide his movements from the
enemy gunners and then remain
ed behind, attempting to cover
his crew with machine gun
while it ran to nearby Scout
car. The other had barely reach
ed the car when it was struck by
q German mortar shell and two
men were killed. A third manag-
ed to crawl 20 yards with his
leg nearly severed.
Goodwin crawled through a
rain of fire to the wounded man
and decided the shattered leg
had TO be amputated before he
could be removed from the field.
He shouted for q knife and
Sergt. Alfred A. st. Germaine, q
full-blooded Sioux Indian from
Cincinnati, Ohio, whose father
served in the first World War.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Acts
to Combat
Airport Suit

Moving swiftly to forestall all
possible condemnation of acre.
age in Warren township sought
by the City of Detroit for air.
port purposes Macomb County
Representative Howard r. Car
roll on Thursday introduced q
bill into the State Legislature to
make illegal seizure of lands out
side an incorporated community
for use by any city department.
The City of Detroit, earlier in
the week, had announced that a
suit seeking condemnation of a
Mile square tract in Warren
township would be filed in the
Macomb county circuit courts.
Residents of the area have ex-
pressed unalterable determine
ton to fight encroachment by
the City of Detroit setting forth
that hundreds of new homes are
situated in the area and that the
airport would constitute a men,
ace to the occupants of nearby
homes and industries.
The tract sought by the City
of Detroit is bounded by Ryan,
Dequindre, Eight and Nine Mile
roads.
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Tokyo and were determined that
the NaZi, Fascist or Japanese
war lord form of government
shall never again" dominate a
nation guaranteed postwar self
determination
fIRSa KEP0hT
The Chief Executive made
these declarations last night in
radio address from the goth
n nj a dinner of the White
House Correspondents Associ-
alton. 1t wasphis first war review
since his Casablanca "uncondi-
tional surrender" con ference
with Prime Minister Churchill.
He spoke of worldwide Of
fensives stemming from that
conference and of the develop
ing battle of Tunisia with it's
expected heavy" losses on the
Allied side in the attempt to
push the enemy into the sea and
open the way for what he call
ed "invaSiOns" - he used the
plural twice - of the European
continent.
He described the whole world
today as lone neighborhood"
and said unless the peace that
See PRESIDENT-Page 2
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those of this community that no
action should be taken until the
outcome there is assured. When
Detroit acts Mount Clemens
commissioners expect to adopt
by resolution, an identical time
schedule.
FOLLOW DETROIT
Supervisor Floyd r S SO Of
Harrison township likewise in
dictated this morning that his
community will adopt the time
favored by Detroit Many of the
North County communities peo-
pied by agricultural elements,
are expected to adopt the slow
time legalized by the legisla-
ture. South Macomb commune
ties of St. Clair Shores, East
Detroit, Roseville, Fraser. Van
Dyke, Center Line and Warren
have indicated that they will
play along with Detroit" on the
controversial issue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Great German
Force Trapped
Foee Disoster Worse
Thon Stolin9rod
BY ROGER GREENE
Associated Press War Editor

The pace of disaster quicken
ed for Adolf Hitler's invasion
armies today, threatening to
surpass even the debacle at Sta
lingrad, as Soviet columns rae
ed 80 miles south toward the
Sea of Azov and left only a 10
mile-wide escape corridor for
upwards of 100000 Axis SOL
diers.
Nearly 100000 additional
German troops and their satel-
lites were reported fighting for
their lives in the western Cau-
casus, pinned against a narrow
coastal strip below Rostov.
In a series of victory bullet
ms, the Russian command an
nounced the capture of eight
strategic cities and towns, in
Guiding the key rail center of
Krasnodar in the Caucasus, and
declaring that waves of desper-
ate German counterattacks were
crushed.
The grave new threat to ESQ.,
900 Germans under virtual siege
at Rostov and to another quar-
ter million Nazis in the Donets
Basin developed when Col. Gen.
Nikolai F. Vatutin's central Don
armies planted the Red flag at
Kradnoarmeisk, only 20 miles
from the north shore of the Sea
of AZov.
In recognition Of his brilliant
exploits, Vatutin was promoted
to full general.
Other points reclaimed from
the invaders included Voroshil-
ovsk. in the Donets Basin: Kri-
vyanskaya and Shakhty, north
east of 'Rostov; and Timoshevsk,
Novotita Rovsk and Dinskaya,
in the western Caucasus.
On the North African front,
British headquarters reported
that Gen. Sir Bernard l.. Mont
gomery's big guns pounded Field
Marshal Erwin Rommels forces
in the southern Tunisia coastal
region. below the Mareth Line,
while British 9Th Army patrols
fought Axis armored cars far
Their south.
Bad weat h er continued to
hamper operations, and there
was still no indication that Gen.
Montgomery had launched his
big push agains. the Mareth for
tifications, 60 miles inside 'Tuni-
STA.
Gen. Montgomery's northern
wing was last reported operat-
ing east of Ben Gardane. 20
miles inside the Tunisian from
tier.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Contours
Trouble
Union

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Feb. Is
-(R-Union officials, taking up
the cudgels for the Sikorsky
sweater girls, want the manage
ment to explain why it's all right
for female office workers" to
wear sweaters, but taboo for the
girls in the production line.
For three and a half hours,
labor and management repre-
sentatives debated the Sikorsky
Aircraft Company's mo sweat
er" rule yesterday. When the
session ended, the leaders of the
United Aircraft Workers Local
&C. l. o. issued this statement:
Sweaters are being worn by
female office workers. And since
the company's objection is based
See SWEATERS-Page 2
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Claim Eight
Allied Ships
Sent 10 Bottom
Tokyo Broadcast
Cites Losses in
SoIomons Compoisn

Japan today admitted the Loss
Of seven japanese warships sunk
and six damaged the last half
year of battle in the Solomo,s-
New Guinea theater, even ~
United Nations capitals thrilled
to President Roosevelt's pledge
of impending great and decisive
actions against Japan.
The Japanese said these were
losses which have not yet bseu-'
previously announced"
A Tokyo broadcast quoted
Japanese imperial headquarters
as acknowledging that threo
Japanese destroyers, three sub
marines and q patrol ship were
sunk, while a cruiser, four sub
marines and a patrol ship were
damaged in the South Seas from
Aug. Z, 1912, to Feb. z.
GA tabulation of reports OF
japanese and American losses
in the period Aug. 7-Feb. 3, -
given in Navy communicates -.
sued in Washington, 3 h o W 2 d
that the enemy had lost 81 shtpa
of all types sunk, 2 probably
sunk and l02 damaged plus TT
planes destroyed in co m b . -
American losses by these sumo
reports were shown az % ships
sunk with the number Of dam
aged vessels and the total o&
plane losses never having been
disclosed.
(These loss figures being
based only on communiQues, do
not include any of the damage
suffered by both sides in the
battling which broke out about
Jan. 30. since that has not been
reported by the Navy in Wash
ington.
Gin the Solomons, the Navy
communicates showed, the Japo
have had at least one battle
ship sunk, another battleship or
heavy cruiser also sunk and two
See PACIFIC-Page 3
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Dinner 10 Honor
Past (hanceIlors
knights Of Pythios
Roll Coll Mondoy

More than SO men are expect
ed to attend the past chancellors
and annual roll call dinner of
Franz Kuhn Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, at the lodge hall Mon
day night.
All past chancellors Of the
lodge will be especially honor
cd at that time. with Levi
Yerks. chairman of the commit
tee, acting as master of cere-
monies.
Chancellor Commander Sam
uel j. Dobbs today urged every
member of the Organization Who
can possibly do so to be present.
After the dinner the second rank
will be exemplified by q spec
ial team.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Bill Would
Curb Parkway
Tax Restriction
Measure Offered

LANSING, Feb. 13-(R-A
bill to limit operations of the
H u o n = Clinton Metropolitan
Parkway authority was prepared
today for introduction in the
Senate by Senator Stanley No
wax, Democrat, Detroit.
The measure would restrict
the tax power of the authority,
sponsor of a plan for a chain of
recreational areas in Southeast
ern Michigan, to one-tenth of a
mill of the assessed valuation Of
the area as equalized by the
state board of Tax Equalization.
The authority now has power to
levy a straight one-fourth of a
mill on the assessed valuation,
without the equalization provi-
sion.
The measure also would allow
the authority to build and &C
quire parks and highways only
within its district, whereas the
present law permits it to oper-
ate within and without the area.
Members of the authority also
would be limited to six year
terms, whereas that period now
is the minimum term.
Senator Joseph A. Baldwin,
Republican, Albion, submitted a
bill which would stall until next
winter q move to shift control Of
the State Highway department
See PARKWAY-Page 2
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Turned Back

FORT CUSTER, Mich, Feb.
13-(R)-Col. George T. Shank,
post commander, said today Fort
Custer would adopt Central War
Time at 2 q. m. Monday to CO.
incide with the action Of near
by Battle Greek. The Army air
base at adjacent Kellogg field
will also adopt the new time, &C
cording to Col. John p. Richter,
commanding officer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
80 Injured
in Accident
Train Hits
Trolley in Cory

GARY, Ind, Feb. 13-(Re
A slowly moving three-car Penn
sylvania railroad passenger
train, westbound from Valparoi-
so to Chicago, struck Z crowded
bus and an empty street car In
Gary today, injuring 80 Of Tho
bus passengers.
The company reported % per-
sons were taken to Mercy hos
pital, but that most Of thon
were discharged shortly after
ward. Police Captain Thoma0
Koss said two of the injured
were seriously hurt.
The train hit the front end
of the bus and the rear end q
the street car.
Pennsylvania railroad spokoo-;
man said company was making
an investigation to learn WIN
crossing gates had not boem
lowered.
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Don't turn your clock back
when the state law concerning
reversion to slow-time becomes
effective at 2 a. m. Monday!
That was the advice Of City
of Mount Clemens spokesman
this morning who are awaiting
the outcome of balloting on the
issue at Detroit's Monday pri-
mary elections.
While the slow-time measure,
adopted by the legislature at the
behest of a rural bloc, would
be technically correct in Mount
Clemens early Monday, city Off
Gals have adopted the attitude
that the war-interests of Detroit
are so closely intertwined with
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BY holland NORGAARD

WITH u. s. FORCES ON THE
TUNISIAN FRONT, Feb. 10 -
(Delayed) - R - Fighting in
the first real battle he had ever
seen, Lieut.. Walton Goodwin Of
(3407 Hawthorne Ave.) Rich
mond, Va, directed the aban-
donment of his wrecked tank,
amputated a wounded comrades
leg with a pocketknife and then
carried the wounded man across
a battlefield commanded by en-
envy machine guns.
Apparently even the Germans
respected his courage for their
machine guns ceased firing long
enough for Goodwin to carry his
burden to safety. >>
Goodwin's platoon Of light
tanks was well ahead of other
United States units in last
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
State Pension
Plan Studied
Retirement at 60
is Proposed

LANSING, Feb. 13-(P-
Governor Kelly's staff today be-
gan study of a long-sought pen
sion system for 10000 state en-
ploycs.
The proposal was embodied
in bill submitted to the execu-
tive office by the state civil serv-
ice commission. The commission,
which several times has en-
dorsed a pension in theory, made
it clear it had not approved the
bill finally but would file any
changes it believed wise with
legislative committees. Kelly
was asked to submit the bill to
the legislature as an administra-
tive measure.
The bill would place the pen
sion plan under a state retire
ment board composed of the
four civil service commission
ers and three employee represen-
tatives elected by the fellows.
They would receive no compen-
sation.
DIRECTORS
The state civil service director
would become automatically the
secretary and administrator of
the retirement plan and would
be empowered to hire an actuary
and a physician. The state treas
urer would be made custodian
of the pension funds.
The bill would allow state en-
See PENSION-Page 2
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GuadaItanaI
Now Peaceful
y. s. Forces Win
Well Eorned Rest
BY WILLIAM NIPPLE

WITH. U. S. TROOPS. AT
CAPE ESPERANCE, Guadal-
canal, Feb. 10 - tDelayed) -
Up 1t was unbelievably peace
full on this conquered island to-
day.
A tour of Guadalcanal was
like a trip around Oahu in the
Hawaiian Islands-busy military
movements everywhere, but no
tenseness OF constant warfare
and no steady firing.
There was a different spirit in
the air as troops who had fought
their way to victory marched
See PEACE-Page 2
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and returned with one of the
bodies.
The commanding colonel of
Goodwin's platoon announced
today that Goodwin had been
made commander of the COM
pany. Goodwin is 81 and for
mer track supervisor for the
Southern railway. He graduated
from Virginia Military Institute
in 1884. His father, a retired
colonel in the Seventh Cavalry,
returned to active duty in this
war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Reds Advance

LONDON, Feb. 13-(R-The
Russian midday communique as
recorded by the Soviet radio
monitor here said today that the
Red Army's drive toward ROs-
TOW had resulted in the capture
of more towns northeast Of No
vocherkassk, which Is Is miles
northeast Of R0st0v.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13

BOMBAY, Feb. 13-(P)-
Mohandas X. Gandhi, who be-
gan a three-week hunger strike
Feb. 10 in an effort to obtain re-
lease from the palace of the Aga
Khan at Poona where he Is
prisoner, was reported official
ly today to have had disturbed
sleep because of nausea but the
governments communique des-
cribed his condition as satisfac-
tory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Hunt U.BOatS

LONDON, Feb. 13-(P)-The
war against the U-boat Is being
intensified with new devices
used by the Raj and the Royal
Navy, which spot surfaced sub.
marines no matter how thick
the fog or how dark the night, 1t
was made known today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Call for Bids
on New Warren
Township School

Bids will be opened March 2
on the estimated $50, 900 war
public works temporary school
in Warren township, 1t was
announced today by Laurence
A. Gillett, Regional Director of
the Federal Works Agency at
Chicago.
The project, which has been
held essential to the war effort
See BIDS-Page 2
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CAIRO, Feb. l3-(P)-Pa-
trolls Of the British Eighth Ar
my, operating in Southern Tuni-
STA engaged enemy armored cars
in battle yesterday in the CEN
trail sector while along the coast
artillery fire was exchanged by
the opposing armies, a British
communique said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
First Robin Editor
Does Annual Stint

First robin of the year report
ed in Mount Clemens is that
seen by Erwin and William
Staeb of 23640 Donaldson, their
mother reports. The boys saw
the harbinger of Spring at the
rear of their home Thursday af-
ternoon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13

A SOUTH PACIFIC BASE,
Feb. 13-(P)-The American
conquest of Guadalcanal was
officially described today as a
Complete rout and utter defeat
Of a Japanese army which. exc
cuted a non-orderly withdraw
al"
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CHICAGO, Feb. 13-(P)-To
gain an everlasting peace, there
must be complete and utter dis
armament Of enemy countries"
and no REPETITION Of Versailles,
believes former Senator George
w. Norris of Nebraska.
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LONDON, Feb. 13-(P)-The
Berlin radio reported today
that q small number Of British
planes had made nuisance
raids" on Western Germany
last night. Only minor damage
was done, the broadcast said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Henry 0. (hapoion
Suffers Leg Amputaiion

Henry o. Chapoton. president
of the Mount Clemens Savings
Bank, was resting comfortably
in st. Josephs hospital at noon
today following amputation of
his right leg few hours earlier.
Hospital attaches said he stood
the operation we'll and "is doing
as we'll as can be expected" DR..
A. A. Thompsan was the sur
gcon.
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JAPS ADMIT LOSS OF 7 WARSH|P:
late X X 4
bulletins


LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13-(R
The local FBI office has dis
closed the arrest in Filler, Ida,
o. Roger Barker, -, on charges
ci writing extortion letters to
former Governor Culbert L. o.
son of California and four movie
stars, Mickey Rooney, Bette
Davis, Rosalind Russell and
Deanna Durbin.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Feb.
13-R-A four-motored Army
bomber, spirit Of Bataan. -
will honor the 2,00e New Mexi-
CO soldiers and their buddies
who fought In defense Of the
Philippines.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Nation Chief
Gives Report
on CasabIanta
Yonks to March
Streets of Berlin,
Tokyo and Rome
BY d. HAROLD OLIVER

WASHINGTON, FEB. IS -IHJ
- President Roosevelt held out
to an embattled world today the
promise of actual invasions" of
Europe following the battle of
Tunisia and of great and de-
cisive" actions instead of is
land-by-island drives - against
the Japanese in China and over
Japan itself.
He also gave assurance that
the United Nations were in this
war until they march in triumph
the streets of Berlin, Rome and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13

l.. Wade Fast, superintend-
ent of Mount Clemens public
schools, said today that class
ts would convene as usual,
on Eastern War Time, pending
official action by the city.
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Time Shift
Here Monday
City, SeIfridge Field
Await Detroit Ballot

Supervisor Otto Sherlock, of
Clinton township, said that his
district would follow the lead of
Detroit and army authorities at
See TIME-Page 2
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City Commission needs new
blood. Angelo Fisher should be
nominated. Vote for him March
IL ADV.
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Want Ad Turns
On The Heat

Out in q neiohbors oorooo,
stood q stove - cold - 0-l
used. The wife had O sUaG
ideo I'm sell it," she t.
her husband. with q Oo1 :
Monitor . leodes Went AZ
And she did the wery HI !
night the I'd wos publlG -
You too can sell unnoodU
orioles in your home.
II you have soW,etl
you won't 70 esy,
Rent. q Daily =
leoder Wort
quick resultx
Mount Co
ond osk fos
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13

Nominate Angelo Fisher, . real
go-getter, for City Commission
er. Vote for him March 1.
ADV.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-
R-President Roosevelt fol-
lowed up his promise of "ac-
tual invasions" of Europe and
blows against the Japanese
homeland with a conference
at the White House today with
top military leaders.
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