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The future outlook., 1943-10-23

son Memorial hospital after an
illness of few weeks was con-
Quoted at the Institutional Bap-
tist church, Sunday, October II,
at $3.50 p. IN. The pastor Rev.
G.. w. Anderson officiated. Mrs.
Aikens for the past twenty three
years was employed by Dr.. and
Mrs. C. |. Carlson of 705 Sun
set Drive, Irving Park. Burial
was in the family plot in Chester,
S. G.. Survivors: three brothers.
Mr.. Richard Dixon, Winston
Salem, Mr.. Harry Dixon, Rock
Hill, S. c., and Mr.. Cletus Dixon,
Washington, d. c. and three
sisters.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
MEBANE NEWS

last week for camp after 10
day stay with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Johnson.
Mrs. Allie Tate suffered
stroke at her home on West-end
last Saturday night, october 16.
Mrs. Elizabeth Packingham
and Lizzie Wilson, Mr., Alex
Smith and Alvis Farrington,
spent Sunday in Graham visit
ing Mrs Agnes Newlin.
Mr.. Alex Smith of Phiiadel-
phia. Pa, is spending. few
days with his brother, Mr.. sam
uel Smith.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
BURLINGTON NEWS

was the principal speaker. her
theme was Young Boys and Girls
go to school and be on time.
don't be late, and learn to be dill
gent in your own business,
If you learn to be on time
In your youth you viii grow to
be a good citizen.
Mr.. Melvin Curry left Thurs
day night for New York. Troop
Number 81, Boy Scouts of Amer
lea regret very much to lose
Mr.. Curry as scout master be-
cause his stay in the Northern
city will be indefinite.
Mr.. Hoyle Bynum and Mr.. W.
NJ. Phifer of Greensboro were
visitors in this city over the
weekend.
Mrs. Daisy NJ. Holt Of Morrow
Town is very sick at this writ
ing.
The Community Library Drive
is on. 1t will close the 5th Sun
day evening at Jordan Sellars
high school
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
MRS ANNA GEORGIA GIBSON

Final rites were held for
Mrs. Anna Georgia Gibson. aged
AZ, who died in Koch, Missouri,
October 8, were conducted at
the Florence Methodist church,
Saturday, October 16. The Rev.
Jones and II. c.. Miller officiated.
Interment in the church ceme-
terry.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
MRS. CORDELIA AIKENS

Final rites for Mrs. Codelia
Aikens, age AZ, who died Friday,
October Is, at the l.. Richard
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Gone to that land of pure delight,
Where saints mortal reign.
Where it's all ways day and
never night,
And pleasure banishes pain.
Where everlasting spring abides
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

New York Snowman says we'll
rounded lines are to be stylish
again. Evidently survival OF
the fattest.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

And there's never a whitening
flower.
Death like a narrow sea divides
This heavenly land from ours.
C. Il. SMITH.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
THONiPSON-AiINOR

Mrs. Mamie Thompson an
nounced the marriage of her
daughter Liza A., to Norman
Minor on October 16, at s
o'clock D. IN, at the home OF Rev.
l.. X. Bradsher. Mrs. Minor Is
the daughter OF Mrs. Mamie and
the late Mr.. Walter Thompson.
Mr.. Minor is the grandson of the
late Mr.. Sam Minor. They will
make their home in Graham.
pvt. Mebane Graves Is at
home on a 10 day leave.
Cpl James Morrison of Camp
Stewart Ga, is spending a few
days at home with his wife
Mrs. Lourenza Morrison
Pfc. Charlie Johnson, Jr.. left
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

local yaChtsman can match that
record
Tommy Lofts Duchess topped
the cruising class boat-for- boat in
a close race with Dickie Jackson :
ketch Interim. Fred Mackenzie ;
Challenge beat the only other SIX,
Bob Gould's Cormorant and Al
Grundy topped the DPS again
with Joal VII Charley Beck 8
Host ran away from the rest Of
the { class SiOOpS and Hank Dun
APPS Blue Mist m her first race
this season led the l. class home.
Bob Kerr beat four other Light
nlng Sloops which sailed As a
class for the first time here. Dave
Williams came out for the first
time this season 10 beat the rest
OF the II class CaiboatS with
Smile II Dick Mllers Fleet Star.
with Pat Clancy CreWing. topped
the Stars handily and the De
troit Yacht Club trio Of HoWai
Donaldson. Per Nalboe and En-
met Mccoy won CK-leam honorS
~ catboaung Howard jackson
sailed somewhat SenSationally n
win over a hig free-for-all catboat
group and Neggo Blcgvad Sneaked
home FIRST ahead OF the rest of
the SnlpcS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
EX-BdsebdIIer,
Sammy BWd,
Beats Top Pros

CHICAGO. Aug. q QNS) ~
Sammy Byrd, IND man who quit
baseball because he was tired of
manning the bench in Babe Ruth'S
shadow, holds golrS newest prize,
the Chicago Victory National
Open, won yesterday from a bril-
liant field of former champions
and assorted stars.
The former New York outGcldcr
turned in a shiny 277 total forfhc
72-hole meet, seven unde. par for
the Beverly course.
Craig Wood. the national open
champion in 1871, from Mama
roncck. y. Y. wound up second
five strokes of Byrd total,
Properly enough. two army
boys divided the third prize money
OF 5000 in war bonds in the VIC
tory open, the proceeds Of which
have been eaTmarked for wounded
soldiers Of the present war They
were Sgt. Jim TurneSa Of New
York and PVT Chick Harbcrt Of
Camp Grant, Ill. tied with 283
Byron Nelson OF Toledo fin
iShed next with 2S4, an even par
Jimmy Demaret Of Detroit and
Ky Lafoon Of Louisville, Ky, fol-
lowed with 2S5.
Harbert had 68-72 yesterday
Demarct 7f.GS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Nfanire
Winner
I'm Final

Eddie Matysiak, southpaw. adds
sauce 10 the junior division of the
annual Hamtramck Open Tennis
championships.
MatySiak yesterday ditched "the
two Jim final ~ Jankowsk and
Alexander by eliminating Alex
ander. in the quarter. S-6, 3-6, 90,
and entering the semi today with
Bill Sayres of Redford, a three
time winner. The winner meets
JankoWSki
Hubert Manire won the mems
singles from kimbark Peterson,
6-4, o.. Ga. Manire and Hobart
Wrobbel. the public parks cham
pionS. added another title in tam
ing Peterson and Leonard Kar-
peleS in the doubles. 6-2, 90 Ga
Mary fernando found Hazel
Brownies driving 10 her liking in
the women'S number and finished
first, g.. 6=5-- Pairing with Ger
trude Bartholomew. Mrs. Her
nando Won in doubles from Mrs.
Browne and Mildred Sirwaitis.
81. 3-6 7-5.
JankowSk took his Semi-fnal
from Alexander Hetzeck. 6-2 rs.
HetzeCk had stopped Southpaw
Kenneth Mundie. o.. 6-1. SayreS
defeated Walter English 6-l. 60.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
HuIse Sets Z Marks
In Buffalo Meet

RtFFhE67 X y. Eug -; rU'TT
Bill Hulsc. America s fastest
miller. today holds two Niagara
frontier AAU records
HulSc cracked two meet records
In winning the 600 and 660-yard
runs IN the Buffalo uniformed fire.
mans track meet yesterday He
ran the 900 in l,ll6 and the ESQ
in 1904 NoSing out PVT doc No
wickl, former Fordham star both
times The previous district mark,
for the event were lli.6 and 1918.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
More SoftbdII
Teams Start

SIX more major division teams
Will see first round action in Mack
Park tonight As the Metropolitan
Detroit TimeS-SponSored Softball
championships continue
Al NtCA PARk
1o - Local @o3 ~ BarkhaVks
trata- mem
oo m - F-uehsuf ~, Local lot
80 'ma'or men,
200 @ N EssIes v Lo,sl Wings
tma1rr uerl
NJ NIITN FARM FItLD
30 , N w Nil7R Pun " Hs' Divers
- rreHfs
900 N Allen Psrs - Lyons Inc
Losers eliminated
Tuesday nights schedule
Parks and Recreation l-ossrs eliminated
II >IOR~
tAl games a. sihI
B7moard.sfs vs. Detroit A. NUer 80 7
Miller Cupds vs. Chenn Grstsot. A. Em
WOOD So s. Fioua1 vs The MOB a.
jayne $50. 2. Teamsters AFL ,s Bars A.
81 Clair SO. 3 Cager- VS. Jr Hhtes, ~
Esmu'ets a. pinsree SO 3 a. p. Rarons
,s RUta' VIKING. ~ Csrstaus 10. !
Fvf- CTS vs. WIt cats so O. a. Dnge
man ~ SILVER Wings vs. pnReman
StE0Ee.s. a. b.rEewan SO 3 Wolverine
~ te Rum pums A. Luflodeid No. J.
Wolves Squad TO- ~ Atkinson
N. @ john pafkers ~ Hcls Kitchen.
zL- L.a4--z-l--- A. -N--iAAezleEn- III
T'1e0 g. VS. Spsrta~s ~ Clark No .
TrruruN Pres vs. Winner ST.. Stauisisus-
Eenr~ - Ca1f Nn
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
THE DETROIT TIMES
Only One Team
May Go Abroad

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.
y. Africa, Aug % tUPl Original
plan 10 have two all-Star major
league ban teams tour tho Medl-
terrancan war thoatcr This autumn
may be changed 20 provide for
only one team, because Of the
transportation shortage
If this change is made aS eN-
pecied the touring team of ALI
stars would play all-Star soldier
teams In The various localities.
Originally il was planned 10 have
two all-~tar major league teams
play each other m a series Of cX-
mbltionS with service men as
oNlafnIs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
FarkaS Joins
Redskins

CHICAGO Aug 23 INSl The
champion WashingtoH Redskins
and the collegiate All-Stars both
let up on scrimmage today and
VIII coast with only light practice
until their football game WedneS-
day night ar Dyche Stadium.
Evanston. TIT
The Redskins were heartened
by the arrival Of holdout Andy
Farkas. star fuuback. who signed
a contract after expressing will
ingness 90 submit 10 the $500
weekly fine for his four weeks OF
absence from tho lineup. The
money viii be divided among his
teammates.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
FLUkY WINDS

For these things shippers and
crews VIII remember Sunday re-
gsfta and they'll also recall the
fluky. battling brcezoS on The last
leg after The run over the first
two legs Of the triangleS
Ernie Crates eight-meier Sham
rock which behaved SulNly dur
ing the recent lntcrlake races.
was skipping along Sunday again
and went out 10 win on the last
ieg after rounding tho last stake
closely punched with George
Gonyeau's Armida, Percc Darnell's
Plntall and Warrior. sailed by Joe
Snay.
But Shamrock was less than
two minutes ahead Of Armida a.
the finish line and the latter came
10 the front after being SIX min
uieS and l3 seconds behind al the
start.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
National League

FIRST CANES
S. Louis 600 oor o24-s - /
Boston 900 100 600 s 2
Brazle an7 " Cooper Tobin and Mas
Chicago ,afl3 500 600 o02-s - /
Sew YORK 100 900 100 2 + o
Psssea4 and NeCuna1rh WI'tIg.
Fischer 0l Adams t9l and lombard.
Pittsburgh 600 0i0 oo0-1 n
Brooklyn no lO2 n1N-6 II n
GornicN. ResciEr0 go. Branat tsi and
Lopez Head and BrsEsn
Cincinnati 200 p02 oCo-4 q
Philadelphia ol0 600 200 -
Riddle Shou1 a. and Mueller. Ger
heauser Barrett tsl and Moore.
SECOND GAMES
s. L0ls no o00 o3o-s Q q
Boston 600 Glu nOO-i S 7
Gambert B-scrsn ,s, and O'pea. W
Cooper tsI. Barrett Carconi 90 and
Chcae1 IT 900 oi0-4 70 I
New York 0iO 0uu O2O-7 :
WISE Burrows IS, and Livingston
MInsa. Melton o. and Msncuso
Prushurzh 600 600 o2o-s I
BROOKLYN 12l 103 O0x-s l3 q
Gee GoroIcki 07l Hebert CO. KhnEer
~ ana Baker Barney ana owen.
Cincinnati osi 10 300 % % I
Philadelphia 600 500 2OO-s "a ?
starr BeEgs Cp ana Mueller Lakeman
81, Conger F,rIrh ~ Kari t5I, Lee
go, Mckee 80. kraus 80 and Finley.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Biggest Regatta
HosptabIe Crescent Sail Y c. Brings Out 81
Boats; Fuky Winds Battle Shippers
Bv GEORGE r. VAN

Crescent Sail Yacht Club is a
chummy place which may help 20
account for the fact a record for
the season. 81 boats, sailed in rs
annual regatta Sunday
Its race committee functions
smoothly and efficiently Shippers
never have any trouble finding
Crescent stake markers. Those
orange flags stand out like lignt
houSes. In addition one nt the
clubs san boats are stationed at
each stake.
Further. lunch was served
Sunday. which In these times, is
s o m nc. From Commodore
Dave Davenport 10 BoSun Les
Shaper. the club pitality IS
bOuDtlful
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Dizzy's Still Pitchinq

PITTSBURGH Aug 23 tUP1--
With DIZZY Dean hurting siN-hIt
bali in the four innings he pitched.
the HonuS Wagner stars WallOpcd
the Victory BomborS. "A Negro
team. before 5000 fans az Forbes
Field yesterday. The game was
played in connection with the war
bond drive.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
American League

FIRST GAMES
Nah.~Ef.r ou3 ln1 100 - .
So luus 1Iu o07 lUN
Wsrn N,rl 80 and Ear.y. Muncuef
ard HAYES
Boston roo O0o 40. % >
CIeveIau4 0.o ora luv q "a
Ryba and Ps-tee saIv.-un and Rosar.
phnase.nhia oon iuo oio 2 q
Chicaa. G02 uu2 I0y..H 2
MAINS arf smith. smith. Aslt1.
berger teI and Turner
" %LEAAEi- Afr-S S
Washington 600 O1l ono -t ~ q
Sf LoIHs GOO 600 ln1 o.
Caudirl Car-ssquei CO.. ard CulIanii
H1Ilnssnnrfh and Fcfrc.
Ros'rn 900 o9i O.o 0Uu o-s 3
Cleveland upu 0to 110 600 -
Terry Brown 50 and paf'e, convoy
and Peacock Nsyrick Heving t7I. Ken
nedy tsl and besautels
Phuadelphia luo 600 100 :
HhicaEl POO uOu OOi 81
Flores and Wagner Humphres and
Castluo
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
PIERCE FANS 10

Southpaw Pierce kept Highland
Park Owls in the Class d running
by striking out l9 West Siders as
the Owls won. S-5. West Side
broke off five blows from Pierce's
Southpaw slantS.
CrOSSonS Clout came in the
fifth and wrecked what chance
kraetke had 10 stay IN the y
chase as ArthurS conquered 1919
and made 20 hits 10 kraetke' :
l3 ArthurS' OrWlle Paige had
four for five and Paul Segar three
Facing elimination IN ID, Oak
wood Aces decided 10 stick around
for one more Sunday and between
the pitching of Louis Christante,
his home run, and another by
outhelder Art Truant drove out
State Show Sd.
PepSi-Cola. beaten ia in the
sixth. came within two OF catch
ing Teamsters 10 lose. rs. and
leave Auto Club and TeamSterS
for the a championship games
/ Joe krltch's pupils outhit Team
)SterS, 1872. bat Walter Lacey ;
, outfit punched theirs 10 advan-
tage and routed Al Glzzi in the
process.
TeamstcrS worked in four hits
with a sacrifice and two fielderS
choices IN the sixth 10 rack up
three and salt away the big piece
John PlonkaS betty peg in the
second had something 1a-de m4tA
TeamsterS, success The bags
were loaded and Vince f3abtSh
singled 10 right. kritch tried 10
score from second and Plonka
throw nm out at The plate cut
ting of run 10 SLOW down the
rally 10 a walk
A home run BY George Tuschak
and John LazarIS triple sent
Hudson Juniors over KowalSki.
1876. kowalSk gong out in n
George ShaW'S homer was one
Of FIVE hits Lincoln Park had in
the fourth and the six runs CON
ing IN we're sufficient 10 oust 300
Club in y. rs
An error and Don Carter's long
fy permitted John Buffe 70 score
The run the DetroiterS IN r
needed IN stop 81 AlphonsuS. 81
CLASS
Tssmstsrs :. 'Pfpst. Goa =
CLASS
ANhlrs 10 'rasike =
Hidsrn ts4 IS 'Enpsfsk
sans II, 'CAW i7a
CLASS n
Ouis 'WeN SIDE
tlrrqAn PARK z 200 club
HUDSON Juniors , NorthWest Lions
~ John Canuus bys
OskNcod Aces sSfsre EH1a (
CLASS n
scorpions -. cardinals
pe'ro.tsrs Isl Aiphontus
The For bye
ELIMINATED
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
DOUBLE PLAY HELPS

Excepting for a couple Of in
ningS, Trout was pretty much the
master OF the feeble Yankees in
The FIRST contest DIZZY became
involved IN trouble in the first
inning when he wound up with
the bases loaded and only one
away But sparkling double
play engineered by higgins pulled
the veteran highlander out Of
the hole.
Incidentally Higgins was a
busy gent in this game. posting
seven assists and four putouts.
labor that included several fancy
hits.
Trout once again was in some
what Of q lam IN the ninth. With
one down Roy Weathorlv poled a
double 20 right But little Roy.
too ambitious, tried 10 score when
York fumbled Bloodworth'S throw
on George StirnwciSS' groundar
tStlrnweiSS had replaced CroSctti
AT Short Weatherly was run
down between third and home
after ~ UnSer. the Detroit
catcher relaycd YorkS throw 10
Higgins.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
SOME SHIP. THAT APACHE:

Toot Gmeincr is stIll unbcaten
IN the rscing-uuiSing class on
Lake s. Clair with Apache He
worked his New York 80 ou' IN
front again Sunday sailing against
NitesSe. Sonata Stormy Petrel
and MINI when finished in that
order IN tho corrected time
The lanky blond Detroit Yacht
Club skipper has lost only one
race with Apache this year No
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Scratches

FI.s' Race Pican0y, BsIlo- Play
GreT
second Race Tafu
Thlrd Race % shl Fd Nsgs
Chimes
Sixth F8Cp-CEtaw.
Seventh Race The sultan
Eighth Race-OatmeaL. war Master,
ROld SaIufa
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Tigers Win 7
From Yankees

Continued from First Sport Page
errors Bill Johnson and Joe
Gordon contributed two each. not
10 include JohnSons spectacular
feat Of chasing a baSe-runner long
enough 10 permit another Tiger
10 score.
All in all 10 was a pretty sad
showing for league champions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Tedmsters Win
AndGdin Final
With AutoC|ub

Removal Of nine teams, the
pitching of Bob Albertson, Carl
Norris and Bill Pierce, plenty of
base hits including Dick Crosson's
homer with the bases loaded. are
among the important grists today
from the Detroit Amateur Base
ball Federation mill
PepSi-Cola in A, kowalski,
Kraetke and JAW ia. in B.
West Side. 800 Club. State Show
in d, Cardinals and ST. AlphonSus
in f, met defeat and are through
with their 1912 Federation pro-
grams.
Albertson, who reports 10
Washington Aug. 30, led Sans
10 an 1l-2 triumph over UAW TIA.
striking out II. UAW had three
singles. Northwest Lions touched
Norris for three as Hudson Jun
iors took the decision, 81. their
fourth straight in the elimination
series.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
NIGHT Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints only
Of horse which experts feel outstanding
y Of the day.
The code key appears each night the Eight
Editions with number corresponding In each letter of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY II EDITION
= S9-f1 If IS PRINTED
Tomorrow's follows:
Alb B-2S C-S5 G-IO HIS III J-ss
MAO L-97 M-67 N-48 O-5O Q-S2 S-I4 T-25
U-S7 N-i2 W-Si NJ Y-11
Clip this code key. II Will decphc name
tonorrows code appearing ONLY IN TIL NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
START WITH HoMERS

The Tigers cot their start in
the opener with three runs in the
second inning. two Of them being
accounted for by the homerS OF
Higgins and Bloodworth. UnSer
doubled and scored the other as
CroSetti booted a Croundor of
Doc Cramer bat. Rloodworth'S
marathon poke was driven more
than 400 feet into the lower deck
Of the left field stands near the
flaCpole
-Four more Tiger tallies came
in the fourth as O'NcilIs BOYS
combined three hits with as many
errors Then in The sixth Wake
field drove his homer into the
upper deck Of the RIGHT field
stands. Hoover ScamperIng home
ahead of The Young sluCgcr And
when York followed with a single
Brcucr took over
Kcllor'S homer In tho second
started the scoring IN the after.
piece The Tigers struck back
WITH tErce counters IN the third
on three hits and a costly error
10y Russo York homer 3ddac
another Tiger run In the seventh
Richards hat'ed home BlOodWorth
who had hIt q tVo-Dacgcr with
The eighth Detroit marker IN the
ninth
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Tiger Pitching Records

'To'als ii3 40 - l05p E s0s 4ai s3s
-lncluass u' game played With Boston
June ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23


M..asa
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

The mental age of motion pic
lures and the people who make
them has been variously COM
puted by cynics at from six
months to Is summers. or from
goo-goo 10 ga ga. Most of us old
timers can remember when
there we're still six-foot leading
men who had all their own hair
without being AT, and we can
cite instances to prove that from
90 to 90 was once the ideal pub
lished age for glamor girl.
The way it looks now. any,
body who is legally over Ia will
soon be disqualified for old age.
Never before have the kiddies
upstaged the grownups so effec-
lively as they are doing in Holly
wood today. Hollywood. being
more or less stumped for lead
ing manpower, seems to have
solved The problem the same
way Selective Service did: by
simply reducing the age limit.
AWARD ASPIRANTS:
Latest tot to become a con-
tender for an Academy Award
is tiny, freckle- faced Margaret
O'Brien, the Junior oBernhardt.
who with little Bill Severn, the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
LOVE ACROSS THE SEAS

The Army's 69-cent cable mes
sagcs, which can be sent to any
soldier overseas by the mere
transmission Of code number,
have some interesting gradations
on love notes. The scale runs
like this:
26. Greetings
%. Love
81. ALL my love
80. All my love dearest
AZ. Kisses
43. Love and kisses
"A. Fondcst love and kisses
As. Well
Vice President Henry Wal
lace's Washington staff in Board
of Economic Warfare is getting
big kick out of the boss's trium-
phal tour through Latin Amer
lea Because he didn't want to
make it "dressy' tour, filled
with functions, and because he
was going by air and was limit
cd as to baggage anyway, the
V. p. took along only two tropi-
cal weather suits, besides the
winter suit he wore on leaving
Washington. What Mr.. Wallace
wanted 10 do was get out in the
country and talk to the farmers
and common people. But every
place he visited, there have been
paradcs, protocols and pune
tilios. Big worry in Washington
is how those three suits are
standing the strain.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
. IN HOLLYWOOD

Tyrone Power of the nursery,
wrapped up and took home
Journey for Margaret" right
under the noses of those two
able veterans, LARAMIE Day and
Robert Young.
That was sterling perform
ance Monte Woolley gave in
The Pied Piper" but against
Roddy Mcdowell, Peggy Ann
Garner and all those other
youngsters, we'd say he was
overmatched.
Walter Pidgeons face was
hairless in How Green Was My
Valley" but the contrast with
Dowall in the picture made it
only too evident that after all
Pidgeon was old enough to
shave. BY the way, Mcdowell.
not Pidgeon, was the hero of the
piece. He is now starring in MY
Friend Flicka."
Robert Taylor. Charles Laugh
ton, Brian Donlevy and Walter
Brennan stuck together and
tried hard in Stand by for Ac-
ton" but what chance did they
have against all those babies
a whole shipful, in fact In the
big climactic scene, when the
destroyer was CALAMITY attack
ing a Japanese battleship, all by
itself, we we're wondering all the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

Moeomb eounty's respectable element, and por-
tieuory that in Warren township. Toxic hope from
recent disclosures that survey Of the stotes whole
justice -eourt system is underway.
Substantial Warren township residents hove suf-
fered oil too frequently from the seourse Of poorly
qualified. ond at times highly questionable, indivd-
uos who dispense Justice" in hoe-inthe wall courts.
Traffic rockets have been but among the lesser OF
those evils. The voters return his investment in
eoreIess ballot hos been both poinfuI ond embor-
Eossins.
The number Of Justices and the qualifications Of
candidates, should have an immediate and thorough
overhouIins
When-os in the eose Warren townships John c.
Munro-on ex-eonviet is gronted the right to hond
out "justee to decent citizens ond in addition, is
is given voice in the eommuntys government, the
whole justiee-eourt setup becomes q moekery. He
lends dignity credit to those justices who ore
both qualified ond without bIemsh
While the survey is being conducted it might be
highly advisable, at the time, to include in its
scope the ontiquoted eonstobuory system. Thot one
Worren township constable - JONES PIunkett - re-
Gently trussed up Van Dyke mother, with her honds
euffed behind her back. ond threw her in oiI with
out placing charge Of any kind against her, is but
the most recent in long list Of abuses which hove
plagued an honest eitizenry.
The whole out-of-dote justice court and constable
system should be brought into the open and re-
vomped.
There may be lot Of dirty-Iinen to wash.