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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

Seioentum, mub unler S6la6trui
na6 Dem 8eiipiel Der erI ten GbriIten
|lein: Sd CLAUDE an einen @ott!"
Ser Observation-Disclosures
gbelter 6. 0apis bat in einem 8eri6te
an oen tidaftsbireftor Sames s.
8prnes betont, oab bic @rnteausiid)~
ten fir oas laufenoe Sabr ii6 beOeu-
tend gebellert baben. gs ieien ioipeit
geniigenoe Sarmarbeitsfrafte borban'
ben, INN bie biesiabriee grnte ein5l1=
bringen.
Dabis NOR bon 8Drnes erluGt NOR
oen, feline poue Muf fmerfianfeit Iofort
BEN 6armproblemen 5r5umenoen, Inn
| ii6er5uiteaen, baB oas 2anotpirt=
| idaftsprogramm Der &egierung poa
Sur6gefiibrt miro.
Mbgeleben bon menigen @ebieten
ser Sbit= uno @en1iiieproouftion, po
Die Nabfrage no6 slrbeitsfraften iai<
|ionmabig pl0tlib itarf anidpilt, Jag
te Ser Observation-Disclosures oiirf-
ten bie meiiten 8eoiirfnilie an Irbeits=
fraften lofal Ourd lofale 8en1iibungen
geoedt tper0en.
Oie in oieiem Sabre nottpenbigen
9(rbeitsfrafte auf Dem 2anoe, iagte er,
meroen bon Sen 100000 Sarmfami-
lien unb ourd Mobiliiierung bon
Oorf- mb Staotbeipobnern fir Elm
Grntebeer bon 100000 &opfe11,
2anoarbeitern, Die bonn @ebrbienIt gu
riideeiteQt peroen, 2euten NIT Ianb-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

@rmee,. in ieineln 8n6e v8e Gan
@in Sbis 8ar" Dies gum Iusorud
gebra6t uno Die Srage ,,gSie fann
Imerifa ben &rieg geipinnen IN
folgenoer Beiie beanttportet: Scr
gegentpdrtige &onflift lit bur6aus
peridieben bon anberen &riegen. @c
lit tatia6li6 ni6ts anoeres als Sic
5ortietung oes iid our6 lange Sabr-
bl,nOerte bin5iebenoen Samples gegen
oen 8arbarismus rnb bie l1ebel, nit
tpel9en leit 1000 Sabren gbri riltentum
unb Civilization inn Sample lagen.
Ser Ingriff Ser abie beorobt Die
Demofratie, tpeil oerielbe bas gbri=
ite11tl1m bebrobt. Dieie glngriffe er>
folgten, neil briltlide Meni6en fell
ten uno neriaeten. @s muB cine boll-
it6nbige innere &epolution ins @erf
gelest tperben. 9ies lit Elm &rieg bes
gerneinen Mannes uno er mub burh
Sen eerneinen Mann getponnen tper-
oen, bnrd 3uiammenarbeit, Spfer
uno Dor alien our6 @luubensltarfe.
@u6 in unierem Guberen Sample nit
oen @affen muB oer &fp umges
formt iperoen. @ir fonnen bie Breu
fen nidt nit Ser preuBii6en &riegs=
taftif iblagen unb SEN Seufel nidt
nit ieinen eigenen 8affen beiiegen.
lin bieIen &riee 5u eeipinnen, mub
mieoer bas &reua in unierem &er5en
aufeepflan5t, uno bieie flaiiiibe Gtra-
teaie muB in oie gaeiben unierer
admpfer auf bic 5dladtfeloer BIN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

eingetragen peroen. >. 8ir miiiien
auf INNER ieoer 8eiblibfeit, aller
Selbitgefaaigfeit unb aller Selbftges
lliigiamfeit entiagen, ni6t MIR in ul1=
ierem io5ialen 2eben, ionbern au6 i'm
&riege. @enn mir nniere &riegsfabne
ins 5elo fiibren geeen bieies mooerne
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26
1tnpplitiibe 3eitldufte

niiien ln6 anerfennen bie Subrer
Der auiierten Streitfrafte. Sn iebr
cnibaulider 8eiie bot ser &onbertit
IS. s. &ernan, Colonel Der Il. g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

eSn AnDefra0t Ger 5uneDmen0en,
Die driitlide Sarnilie beorobenoen
@efabren, bot Bapit Hius Der
3tp0lfte einen flammenoen slufrnf an
Die @ltern, beionbers bie Miitter er-
laiien. Ct benuste ba5u cine Ser
iantmlung bon Steubertretern Der
tpeibliben Sugenopereinigrng fir
&atboliide Mftion. Ssn ietner anrebe
ermabnte er bic fatbolil6en Sung
frauen, our6 8etatigung uno Spfer
caau beitragen 5u belfen bab Der
Griltlibe Samiliengeiit tpabreno oes
&rieges uno nod oemielben erbolteu
bleibe uno oab aablrei6e religioie So.
rufe ertpedt perben modten.
,Die Mbtpeienbeit Ser Srauen BON
Saus uno Samilie'', betonte Der ST..
Batter, bot beroerblidbe uno pieliei-
tiee Sdaoen fiir oas aaeemeine 8obl
nad iid) ge5ogen uno birgt idpere
@efabren fir Die 3ufunft Ser Natio-
men,"
~Die mooerne io5iale Struftur Der.
fiinbet cine berfebrte sluslegune Der
@leidbeit Der Sc ible6ter. Mann uno
Srau iino glei6 in Der Berionalitdt,
gleid an g8iirbe, @brenbaftigfeit uno
'eeiitigen 8erten, aber i'm Samilien-
leben uno i'm 2eben Der Golfer bat
Gle Natur Dem Manne nno Ser 5rau
elm gang beitiumtes Selo ser Bflidt
unb ser Sdtigfeit angepieien."
q ,sSSnfolge oieies l1ebertpiegens ma
terieller sSSntereiien uno Ser Mbnabme
bes religioien @eiites iino oie &C.
fabren, pelbe oieie mooerne gman-
5ipation NIT itd) gebra6t bat, fit
iunge Mao6en, fir cine driltli6e
gbe uno fir oas aaeeneine @obl in
Samilie rnb Staat geltiegen." Das
einaie iolibe S11nbament Ser menid=
liden @eieaidaft uno oes Staates." ;"
Die fatbolil9e Stride in oen Ser.
Staaten 5dblte por $50 Sabren NUT
10000 Mitglieber. gs tpar am 25.
Mai Dor $50 Sabren, als bas erlte
Mitglieo Der fatbolil6en Stride in
ben Ser Staaten, Ser Su'ite Serr
Sobn Carroll, Sen erlten Hrieiter,
&eb. Stepben Sbeooore 8abin, ueib-
te. gti6t mebr als 35 YrieIter maren
unter Sen 10000 &atbolifen bes 2an-
res tdtie. Seute, nad nur an6ertbalb
Sabrbunoerten, beiitt Die fatbolil6e
Stride in Sen Ser. Staaten % gr5-
bil60fe, 124 8iidofe lnb n1ebr als
36,85O @elt- unb Srbensprieter 1,11-
ter mebr ais 22,500,0O0 &atbolifen.
Den beroii6en uno opferreiden
apoitoliiden @rbeiten Ser Rionierprie-
iter berbanft bie fatboliide Stride in
nnierem 2anoe ibre 8liite. sic miro
bon oen el1ropdii6en nno aitatiihen
g0lfern, sic bonn @eltfriege barniez
berliegen, ols Die itdrflte reltgioie 81
tabelle Ser @elt betra1tet, bon tpel=
f)er tie cine religioie @rneuerlng uno
Gle Befreil1ng aus Der Sflaperei Der
Diftatoren erboffen.
X X X
Der &rieg fann nidt auein ourd
Baffenbienft geponnen meroen 9as
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

tpirtibuftlider @rfabrung, bie aus
ser nidt mi6tigen SSnouitrie,, uno
tpenn iie iiber 3S Sabre alt iino, aus
Ger Irmee entlailen meroen, iotpie bon
aus Merifo, Samaica unb oen 8aba-
mas ins 2ano gebra6ten Mrbeitern
geiteut tperben.
8enn Die Gage, ioipeit lanonirts
idaftlide Maidinen uno Gorr1te in
Srage fommen fir bas SSSabr 1943
al16 ni6t b0llig 5ufrieoenl lteleno lit,
Iagte Dapis, bat iie iid bod tiir5lib
gebeiiert.
Ser @ar Groouction 8oaro bot
5ugeitimmt, cine grbobung Ser 8ro-
button an lanotpirtidaftli6en Maibi,
men bon % auf 40 Sro5ent Ser 8ro-
ol1ftion Oes SSabreS 1910 al erlauben
rno ferner cine @rbbung Ser Yrobuf.
tion an Griosteilen auf 100 Yro5eut
bes 0ur6ldnitts 194O-41.
Oie Seritellung BON grIasteilen
fir lanomirti6aftli6e Mal6inen miro
I'M Sabre 1914 in feiner 8eiie be-.
i6rGnft neroen. Oaois erflGrte, oa6
Sic berfiigbaren Oiingemittel in sic.
lem Sabre sic Sorrate Der Sabre
1871 ioipobl als au6 1912 iibertrei.
fen piiroen uno Anforoerungen oaber
bunoertro5entig erfiillt tperoen fonn.
ten.
| X X X
0ie "rnbe5pingbare' &rieesma
|l6ine oes europ6i l6en 8elteroberers
bat our6 oen Gerluit Noroafrifas uno
Die gelpaltige gribiitterlng leiner
&erntruppen einen tooli6en S6la1
erlitten uno er iiebt sic llm5ingelung
leiner europaii6en 5eitung immer
naber riiden. Oie Stdrfe leiner 8e-
feitigungen, nit oenen er li6 11mee-
ben bot, miegt ben grimmigen Sob
unb oie unerbittlide 9ta6lu6t ser
bon linn periflapten @olter nibt auf.
gr peiB MIR 5u gut, ooB er in oen 81, =
100000 &atbolifen Deutl6lanbs uno
oen 108,0OO,OO0 bon ibm perfolgten
&atbolifen Der erropdii6en 2dnber
feline gerteioiger ieiner Sa9e bat.
8ie fann oie gta5ireeierung cine
hcgeiiterte 8unoesgenonenl6aft er.
1parten bon Sen &atbelifen 9eutld,
lambs, oeren Yrielter uno Sroensleute
IN ben &on5entrationslogern i6ma6.
ten. SSn Oa6au alein iinO 5000 8rie-
tier interniert, sic alien nur eroenf-
liben Mibbanolungen 1lnterlporfel,
Limo. Inter oen bielen Eauienoen pol
nil6er Srieiter in onoern &on5entra-
tionslagern erlagen i'm letten SABRE
1900 Brielter oen MiBbanOlungen it,
rer Senfer. Sauieno bon Sroensleu-
ten beioerlei @el6le6ts puroen in
Seuti6lano 1rno in Sen beletten 2Gn-
bern aus ibren &loItern uno 2ebran-
italten periagt uno ibr gigentum ipur-
oe fonfis5iert. SIT es ba 5u pertpun.
bern, oaB oie gta5iregierung cine ir1-
mere &epolution Ser periflapten SOL
fer mebr fiir6tet als Sic feinoliben
Seere, Sic oen eiiernen Sling Inn Die
"5eitung europa" imner enger ou-
lammenidlieben? - Sic TEMPER tD'
rannis!
| X X X
Die neueiten Na5iunmenldlidfeite
aus beiebten 2anoern itnb offenbar
(Sortiebuna bon Seite i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

Der &rieg fann nidt auein ourd
@affenbien5t geiponnen meroen. Das
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

Die neueiten Observation-Disclosures
aus beieeten 9anoern itnb offenbar
(Sortietune bon Seite u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Extend Liquor
Bonus DeddIine
Until Nov. %

The Michigan State Liquor
Commission today extended 10
Nov. 90 the special purchase
deadline on liquor other than
whisky and gin and at the same
time overcame one obstacle in its
plan 10 permit liquor imports
when the OPA ruled that the 46
per cent markup TO be collected
by the commission did not vio-
late price regulations.
Under the ruling on quota pur-
chaScy. liquor ration book holders
NAV use both the "A" and "B'
punches until Nov. 20, The "a
section was 10 have expired
Wednesday.
1--WE do not think II fair 10
penalize those who could not
get 10 n store 10 make their
purchases In time" Commits
sioner Felix Flynn said.
He said there were ample
stocks of the special items in
state warehouses, but in some
cases distribution has been slow.
CALLED SERVICE CHARGE
The commission won its fight
when Wayne +. Babler, chief OPA
price attorney here, ruled that
the planned markup on out-state
LIQUOR was in the nature OF a
service charge and would not vio-
late Drice ceilings.
Federal tax officials were under
stood 10 have raised several oh
jections to the plan, designed "a
increase liquor supplies by per-
hitting licensed clubs. class "B
hotel and class &C" licensees to
import out-of-state liquor.
DOUBLE SID QUOTES
Mean while, Commissioners
Flynn and Theodore /. Fry acted
to equalize distribution and eli.
inmate the rush at under-manneo
state liquor stores by doubling for
Michigan's 1900 SID outlets fol-
the 30-day period ending Nov. 20
William p. EdmonSon, former
Pontiac city manager recently
appointed 10 the commission by
Gov. Kelly, appeared at the COM
mission Offices for work for the
first time today and Immediately
was elected chairman. He sue
ceeds r. Glen Dunn, resigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Na1i Front Line Bonuses

LONDON. Oct. p (INS)-The
GermaRVsdio said today that the
Nazi high command has prom
iSed special bonuses for German
forces If they fight in the front
line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
EI-Mshsrsnee in WAVES

LAGUNA BEACH Sal oct
% lUPl-MarEaret LaWlor, ca
Maharanee OF lndore has lolned
the WAVES. recruiting officials
disclosed TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
70 Jesuits lnterned

NEW YORK. oct y dNSl-
Seventy American Jesuit mission
aries have been interned IN the
Philippines and % others are un-
accounted for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

You'll slip into this Jacket all
through the yssr--snd never
grow tired OF It's comfortable
fit, its trim lines Capeskin
leather. lined IN gay cotton
plaid. Slash pockets. Wind
and weather defyino!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

Wear this plaid eosssek
Jacket on or OF the Job, The
tough. warm fabric. is ideal
for cold weather wear. Al
Just the sides for snug 1T.
Convertible neck (wear open
as pictured or tightly eIosed)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Boys basque polo shiriS c!
!lne eo,ton. Bright, new, col
or!ul stripes. Fully cut. Sizes
G 10 l5. csc value. 79c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
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37e Records. De-c1. Blusb!rd
and Okeh Jimmy Dorsey.
Jimmy Lgreeiord. Andrews
Sisters, Glenn Miller; many
mere. Federal Tax pad ale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

LillianS Bath Powder ia de-
lqt'!-..Y i-cGr1rf smooth,
ard re..esr,r7 Ll.1-, iprla
H.c,son. xwood. Ca-a1-
ton. leo see. sac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Why Thousands Shop at Sans

It's no secret. It's our prices! They
are lOUer and they save you
money! That's why constantly in
creasing thrOngs of shoppers come
to Sans day after day. People like
to buy at lolrer prices! Saving is one
of the strongest of human instincts!
It's the desire to lay up something
for rainy day that prompts people
to want to save portion of their
weekly earnings. That's why they
come to Sans. And a darn good,
cnncihIo roncnr, Il ir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Dissten De Luxe Saw. High
grade s.ee.. highly polished
blade. z5' .ong, g. poirt.
Lightweight cross cut saw.
Large size. 3.49
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Collskin Billlold. RoomY bill
told, well made O. genuine
culiskin. Has place for bills,
5 compartments Tor idertii-
eahon cords. Ideal gilt. 60c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

MdEola Oil. Full quart Ideal
for use IN cooking. frying.
baking salads. etc IL ra-
ton points. Grocery Dept.
Randolph store only. SAC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Ironi1ed Yeast gives you
oddea zes' ard REP Sup.
Plies minerals cr1 y.'a-trs
- bg..1 q strong, healthy
body GO ya.Ge. Sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Fideliione Needles. Play z 100
records. Eliminate excessive
record scratch prolong lie
a records. soc vulue-d
bafgair-buY al Sam acc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Albert Developing and Print.
ing Outfit. Ruby bulb. 3
trays. developer und paper.
Visit SONS Photographic
Supplies Department, - the
savings will amuze you 2,59
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

startex 1871 linen iowelins.
long-las,ing. heavy quality
will leave no lint. Bold,
bright stripes. Servicedble.
"a widths Csc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Pureoeide Crystals. Sale
guards c.o,hinq dgains, meth
destruction Kills moths ara
moth larvae instantly. lib.
Pkg .S0e value. acc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Ball.Peen n m mer High
quality. fully guaranteed.
Clear white h1rdwood han
dies. polished head. u
pounds. Plumb quality SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Shaggy rugs they're luxuri.
ous eolor.brgh,; deep
pile. Y1rn-tutted. Round,
oy1l. oh,orG sAGpes. Color
ias,, washable. 2,79
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Vila-sun oa'meol SoaP. SILKY
gentle rch-iuiherIn5 od'n cal
so1p. E1d 20 he mes, tsnsi-
tive skins. 5ox G. II 10
value. Tao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Zilaione Tablets. Eiiectivs.
gentle getting Laxative a
o:.g by you can depend
or typ cal OF the ya!uss
II Sem Drug Dept. ! 20
age 59e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

De Luxe Writing XII 81 simu-
lated leather Complete with
quality white writing paper.
envelopes. place for picture
end calendar. I.qa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Male Heip-Saiesmen

RAWLETGH route available A. once; good
opportunity Write at once. RaWleigh g.
Dept MCE-ll0-l05. Freeport. III.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list-
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

WANTED custoosn ~ ehureh suri'
pNfsrre1 apartment f1Tbabed. Ca
1trE,s i.tOot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

-oLOPFn COOKS FxpsT creed. pleassr'
Vork.ng conditions. APP. O. C5ti. T..sr
IoteA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Employment Agencies
A BETTER POSITION
AITEAcTIVE oPPOETUNLTIEs

ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITIES
OFkICE-eENtCUTIN TECHNICAL
HANSCAts-FACTORY
MEN 49, WOMEN ~ BOYS - GIRLS
no EXP EEfESCE NECESSARY
DETROIT sTIECT SERVICE BUREAU
1915 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
CHURCH CIRCLE EMPLOYMENT. 1888
West Forest Laurdresses DAYS VaN.
fesses 'oNiCe cleaning. daNs. nieh's. col.
cred trfc. tHHsCrraI@s. Tyler 6.66t3
JONES EMPLOYMENT -- Gl6 Bsaun.e0
Co'rref -FaCton workers hofei 80 80
r0IHfer gfs MAIDS office workers SIS
N3n.S1' columbia 1u10
ONES EMPLOY NENT -- flls Bssunen
C~iore1 Fsr'ory porksrs hc's Gaze
counter avis Nnsf1s office pefkers; Szi-
5 %. ss5, CO.G1S-x 1gle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Report
Wins Favor
Might Have Been
Even Stronger

DETROIT, Jan. 25- (P) -
First expressed reaction here
over the weekend TO the report
submitted by the state liquor
study commission recommend
ingstricter enforcement of the
liquor laws and sitter penalties
for violators was that the report
was a good one but that its
recommendation m ght have
been stronger.
The study commission, headed
by Federal Judge Frank A. Pic
ard, recommended in its report,
issued Saturday night, that the
liquor control commission i'm
mediately freeze the number of
specially designated distributors
and then act for reduction of
their number. AS a spur to
stricted enforcement the study
commission urged that the COM
mission be authorized to retain
up to 20 per cent of license fee
money due any municipality
which fails to provide adequate
liquor endorsement in its own
jurisdiction.
On SDD's, the study group
recommended amendment of the
liquor control act to provide for
reducing the number of such
dealers TO one for each $4,000
population or major fraction
thereof in communities having
at least one state store; one for
each 5000 in communities hav-
ing no state store and one SID
in community having 1000 or
less population.
1t also asked that unescorted
women be kept out of bars, that
mattresses be fingerprinted, that
m n ors who misrepresented
their ages be arrested and that
political influence in liquor con-
troll be eliminated.
Prof. Edward w. Mcfarland,
head of Wayne University's Bu-
reau of Governmental Research.
generally approved the report
but said it failed to provide for
personal approval by residents
of the granting of Class c Ii
censes in districts predominantly
residential. He said SDD's had
done good job"
John Brodenstab, business rel
resentative of the Royal Ark as
ISOLATION, an organization of
Glass c licensees, declared there
was nothing new in that report.
1t is just rehash of old stuff
All they need for good LIQUOR is
properly trained enforcement Of
flcers who will cooperate in a
friendly manner with tavern
owners, instead of hailing them
into court for small violations
which are really the fault of the
customers"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Forgotten Man
Pleads Gully
RifIed Girls
Home Of JeweIry

Robert Emple, q, the forgot
ten man Of the county jail, to-
day pleaded guilty TO breaking
and entering in the daytime and
was remanded to his cell to
await sentencing set for Satur-
day at 10 a. m. by Circuit Judge
Neil E. Reid.
Emple wen the forgotten
man" title when he spent 95
consecutive days in the county
jail awaiting arrangement be-
cause an assistant prosecutor
forgot he was there.
He admitted today he looted
the home of Mrs. Antoinette>
Maddox, at 7243 Hudson, War
rem township, of jewelry last
September.
In a confession made to Pros
ecutor Wilbur F. Held, he adj
mitted as false a charge he made
that Warren Township Detective
Anthony Winters had beaten
him. Actually, he said his face
was cut in a fight with fellow
prisoners az the Jail.
He lived at $50 Abbott, De-
troit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Bond Program,
in Final Week
Public RoIIies
Behind Project

Increased bond sales were re-
ported today as Mount Clemens
swings into the "home stretch"
in the bonds-for- warplane drive
which will close Saturday night.
All six issuing agencies report
that public support of the Board
of Commerce sponsored project
is at high level, and the COM
mittee urges everyone to COOP
crate to raise the thermometer
on the Macomb county building
to the top-$238,000, of which
$4,000 will pay for a fighter
plane to be named City Of
Mount Clemens. The balance
of $163, 900 is the January bond
quota for Mount Clemens.
School students are particu-
larly urged to take advantage
of the last opportunity during
the drive to buy stamps in school
tomorrow, so that their nearly
filled books may be converted
into bonds in time to aid the
drive.
Two meetings. Wilson PTA
and the Young Women's Meth
odist Guild, will be addressed
tonight by members of the steer
ing committee. urging their CO.
operation in the drive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Court Cancels
Dentists Lease

Circuit Judge James E. Spier
today cancelled the lease of DR..
Eugene Boiler, 35-year-old st.
Clair Shores dentist, after own
ers of the Shores Theatre Build
mig in which he rented space had
testified he persists on splitting
on the floor.
Custer action against DR..
Boiler was brought by r. Roy
Shook and Joseph Thomas, own
ers of the building located at the
corner of Mack ard Nine Mile
roads, but the judge ruled only
that the lease is broken.
DR.. Boiler was jailed for three
hours last August IA when Judge
Spier found him in contempt OF
court for violating the temper
airy injunction designed to curb
his alleged penchant for splitting.
He was freed when he paid a
$50 fine rather than serve Is
days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Farm Labor
Continued from Page On.

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tons and needs. Essentially it
calls for enlisting as many
youths as possible in farm
work and to arrange school
terms and class schedules to
conform with farm require
ments. Problems of transporta-
ton and supervision will like
wise be considered.
Dorr Stack, of the State De-
partment of Public Instruction
and Chairman of the State farm
youth committee. estimates that
In addition to farm boys and
girls there are approximately
$4,000 high school students who
are prospects for farm employ
ment.
Both recruitment and place
ment are to be carried on in
cooperation with the United
States Employment Service.
1t is believed that by making
plans now to assure a large la
Dor pool farmers will be encour-
aged to 60 the limit in their
spring paintings. The acute farm
shortage last year and the fact
that heavy crop losses were
narrowly averted only through
emergency measures which in
cluded the use of youth labor,
led many farmers to doubt
whether they could fully utilize
their lands this year. This posi-
bility existed in the face of a
call by the government for rec
ord breaking harvests to meet
the food-for-freedom goals.
The ordinary supply of farm
labor has been diminished by
Selective Service and high
wages in war plants.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-25
Soldiers Infant
Daughter Buried

Burial services for the infant
daughter of Sergt. and Mrs.
Willis Hathaway were held at
Clinton Grove Cemetery at 1890
am. today.
The infant died yesterday at
st. Joseph's hospital shortly fol-
lowing birth. Sergt. Hathaway
is in service and his wife, the
former Annamarie Stephens,
lives with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stephens, here. Also
surviving is the infants pattern
al grandmother, Mrs. Maude
Hathaway, of Milwaukee.