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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
NOTICE. OF FORFEITURE or LAND
GDNIHA(

\
To Daniel W. Litue and Marie A Lit
tic his wife
You arc hereby notified MAT certain
land contract bearing date lhe 18th uav
of July, 1913. bv and between joy Real
~ Company = Michigan corporation OF
The FIRST part and Daniel 81 LHHc and
Marie a LIftic. Eis wife. of The second
part, Is in ccfaJR los reason OF tnc uru-
pa Wcnt ~ the Iu>tailmeRtS OF ptlaci-
pal ana interest due thercurdcr and
YOU are hereby further notified that the
said JOY Realty Company. Michigan
corporation. elects 10 declare and docs
hereby declare said land contract for
icIicd and you arc hereby further rot-
fled 20 weld surrender and deliver up
posse ssion OF the premises 800 said Land
contract mentioned and OF which YOU
are now ~ possession under and ry VIZ
tac az the terms thereof
SAID premises arc described in sad
land contract as follows. VIZ. South sew
cut,-seven - feet of Lot No - ,tvcn-
t,-four' OF Supery ,sors Plat No four -.
Harrison Township. MaCouh County.
Nich.can ~ parts OF Private Claims l64.
-71 1862 3l6 645 7s6 go SOS HARRISON
TovnsnI0 MacomD County MlchGan,
plat recorded ln L.bcr is, page -
Dated August s l943
JOY REALTY COMPANY.
by Jonn II Nunnclcy
ms attorney,
22i NJ. Clemens Savings
Bank Building
Nj. Clemens. Michigan
Aus. iJ-20-25-M l
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
MORTGAGE SALE


Default having been made in the terms
and conditions OF certain mortgage
made by Carl c. Eschenbure and Mar
ma Eschcnburg. his wife, OF tho City
OF Mount Clemens. Mscomb County.
Michigan. TO Edward Kuehn and Dora
kuehn, his wife. dated October END,
A. d, 1923, in Liber 2ls OF Mortgages,
on Pate iS3. and the said mortgage
claims TO be due and unpaid upon said
mortgage at the date OF this notice for
principal and interest. the sum of Nine
Thousand Eight Hundred Sevcnty-Six
and 46 100 ts9,876.46i Dollars. and no
suit or proceedings at law having been
Instituted to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part .,hercof:
NOW. THEREFORE,, by VirttN of the
power OF sale contained in said mortgage
and pursuant 10 the Statutes of the
state OF Michigan I'm such case made
and provided. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that on Tuesday. the second day
of November, A. D.. i943, al 1000 o.
clock in the forenoon. wartime, al the
Westerly or Gratiot Avenue entrance 10
the Macomb County Building the place
Of holding Circuit Court I'm said County
of Mscomb. State OF Michigan said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale
al Public Auction 10 the highest bidder
case, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay the amount due as
Aforesaid. and any sum or sums which
may be paid by the undersigned at or
before said sale for taxes and-or insur-
snce on said premises. and all other
sums paid by the undersigned. with in
terest thereon, pursuant to law and TO
the terms of said mortgage. and all le-
gal costs, charges and expenses. includ-
ing an attorneys fee. which premises
are described as follows.
Lands, premises and property Atuated
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
William &. Mcguire. ATTORNEY, 200 Pen.
ohscot BIDS, Detroit "a. Mich
Forfeiture Of Land Contract Notice

To: FRANK RUSSELL. 1855 Alsonou.n
Ave Detroit, Michigan You are hereby
notified that certain land contract bcaf-
ms date OF the 10Th day OF November
A. ID 1926, by and between LAKESIDE
ESTATES. Michigan corporation, as
asSisnoe OF joseph Mack, party OF the
hrst part. and Frank-ssusSelL party OF
Of tho non payment Of the iustallments
OF the principal and interest Que there
under. and YOU are hereby further noti-
fed that the said Lakeside Estates elects
TO declare and docs heycbv declare said
contract forfeited. and YOU are hereby
further notified 10 yield. surrender and
deliver ND possession of said premises IN
said Land contrset mentioned and OF
which you are now IN possession under
and by virtue OF the terms thereof Said
premises are described In SAID land con-
tract as follows, Viz. All that certain
piece or parcel OF Land situated In the
Township OF Lake Macomb County.
iSublect to reservations and building and
use restrictions as hereinafter referred
TO- OF the recorded plat OF Lake St Clair
Gardens Subdivision Annex of part OF
p. c No 623 Lake Township. Macomb
County, Michigan. toeether with and SUD-
mon with all the other present and future
owners OF land in said subdivision over
the J0-foot water easements a. desig-
mated on the platS Of Lake ST Clair
Gardens Subj vision and Lake st Clair
Gardens Subdivision Annex for ingress
LAKESIDE ESTATES. Michiran
Corporation. as assignee OF Joseph
BY WILLIAM {. mcguire.
August ~. 20. ~
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cause a cops 81 This order 20 be per-
sonally served on said defendant In ac-
cordance with tho statute. ~ least twcn-
~ DAYS before the time prescribed for
hls appearance.
NEIL p REID,
Circuit Judge
True Conv
KATHERINE W WANGETTN,
Deputy ClCrk
Aus. 2O-27-scpt. 3-l0-l7-2t-Oct. NIL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27

Leader. Newspaper printed and eircu-
lated in said COUNTY
JOSEPH " TFOWEIY
JUDGE 81 rr'hs-e
A true COPY
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate
Aug 1927 Sept 7-M-L
Clara o. =. Boerer Estate september
Is, l1i3.
state Of Michigan The Probate Court
for me County OF MacomR
At q session Of said Court. held AZ
tho Probate Otnce IA the City OF Mt.
Clemens IN said County on the ldla
dav OF August a. y. l943
Present Honorable Joseph Y. from
bly, Judge a. Probate.
IN tho Matter of the Estate OF Clara
o. Bocrcr. Deceased
Alfred A. Boeitcr having filed ~ said
Court his tInal administration account
rand petition praying for the allow dnee
thereof and for the signmcnt and dls-
trib4fiun OF the residue OF said estate,
and PRAYING for the allowance of atiot-
uefs fees,
II s Ordered That the 18Th dav Of
September a. u 1898, at two O'Clock in
tho afternoon. a. said probate office, bee
and is hereby appointed FOR examining
and allowing said account and hearing
said petition:
n is Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given hy publication
Of q copy RI this ordcr for three sac
cc.sivc weeks prey Gus 10 said day ~
hearing ln the Montor-Lcadcr, 2 ueW -
paper printed and circulated in sa rs
JOSEPH V. rRoAlELY,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN IHF CIRCUIT COURT FOR The
COUNTY OF NtC0MB
IN CHANCERy
MARY r CAMPAu. Plaintiff.

NATHAN L. cAMPAu, Defendan;
ORDER FOR APPEARANCES
AZ session IN said court held
in the Court House in the cry
of Nj Clemens said county and
state. on the 9th day OF july. A d 1919
Present. The Hon. Nen Z. Reid. Cir
cut Judge presiding,
II appearing from the affidavit on
file that the defendant, Nathan l.. Cam
psu, IS not resident Of this state. Bat
that his last known address was PARK
Cottage Hotel. Mt. Clemens. Michigan
1T Is ORDERED that Nathan L.
Campau, defendant herein. appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint filed IN
this cause. within three months from
me date OF this order or said Bill Will
be taken as confessed against him
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be published accord
ing TO law IN the Moniior-Le adcr.
newspaper published and circulating
within said county. Said publics ton 10
be continued once each week for six
weeks IN succession and that a copy Of
said Notice be sent 10 the defendant by
registered mail 10 his last known ad-
dress al provided for by law.
NEIL f. REID,
Circuit Judge.
a true COPY:
KATHERINE NJ. wANGELIN,
Deputy Clerk
July 6,23.30 Aug $4,000 An. L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27

Business Address;
Lawyers B,dE
Mount Clemens Michigan
Telephone 2543
JUS p, 30 Aug s. 10. 30 II Sept 5-M-L
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Shorts Editor

New York, Sune 10.-Much has been said and written on the ques- ton of whether competitive sports have significant value in connection with the war effort.
 While many officers who fought in World War I expressed the belief that the athletic training of Amer ican boys was of value when it came to fighting, Maj. John L. Gif- filth, commissioner of the Big Ten, ventures the opinion that perhaps the best way to judge the otfense is, as in football, by looking at it from the standpoint of the defense. Many leaders of our enemies have eX- pressed the thought that one reason our men fought so well was partly because of training obtained in sports.
 You will recall that Wellington said Waterloo was won on the play ing fields of Eton,' Col. L. B. Ma gruder writes Col. Franklin Rem ble, commanding officer at Fort Barrancas. "A German general staff officer told me in 1922 upon the Rhine that, following World War l, they had a committee study why, from 1914 through 1918, their best troops were so often defeated in fair combat by less efficient Eng fish and American troops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
EXTRA! HAGG LIKES
 AMERICAN FOOD!

Hanover, N. H., June 11.-CUP)- Long -striding Gundar Hagg, Swe- den's gift to wartime distance run ming, finds American food much to his liking.
 Though the 24-year old claimant of seven worlds running records takes only fruit juice for his break fast at mid-morning, he eats hearty luncheonS and dinners featured by potatoes and roaSts.
 He even eats pork said his trainer Siegiried SteinWall, explain ing that few runners partook of the meat while in training.
 AS a treat, Ralph Colson, a na- tional AAU official. offered to bring some Swedish food from Boston to this college town 100 miles distant but Hagg politely refused saying he was satisfied with his American diet.
 Hagg is continuing to take steam baths after his workouts in the Han over hills in an effort to lose four pounds to get down to his normal 158-pound weight. He was worried for fear he might not be at peak form for the National AAU meet in New York June 20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
Galan, Dodger Cripple, Is New Star
Dur0cher At Short Should Pep Up Dodgers
By DAN PARKER

IF WASHINGTON CAN HAVE dollar-a-year Brooklyn can have its holer-a- a-year mai at shorstop
 return position Dodgers may accompanied they'll from Leo himself deiriously joyful shouts
 his poetry changed conditions should thrill Flatbush Besides has of his lip an improved standard of play for the entire club.
 "YoUR COLUMN JUNE possible boxing show % ns % no sn x 1ad @ o od An n P % 1 @ s E Lawrence former New York boxing writer As benefit to make two to revision by anybody
 i hs that the Sept battle be supported by the following aTS nA the
 Fred Fulton Lodge Tom covIer Wolf Carl Mike McTgue Sailor Maxted Gypsy Daniels Yussel Iynch F' 0ee"0"'n 'S JACK DS'"n ana 0se' smith VS Joe If member of this gallant cast has passed BECAUSE oHALky WEIGHTS MANAGER E. Belonngwen Walker before signing contracts for future matches contender by the Athletic that that the commission going ito unusual lengths to broadcast the fact boxing Wright (which recognized only in New York stae forbade Pep to n this % it would not recognize the match
 Then hoping Wright fighting promoters who match him Sal the New York commission demanded
 
 sealed last Saturday three days before the Boston Manager Walker gentleman the rights citizen ing contracts up returned commission sign be told longer the point where it that nothing the blessing Of Mike Jacobs? Do General Phelan and his associates that commission the their the right guaranteed them 
 making regulating
 SAVER1O TUR1EIIO most useful citizen Henry Armstrong SaVero the knocEou and tonight the Garden he meets Angeles WeWelgh 20th Century clubs publicity
 Copyright King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
World War Led to German Sports Program; Nazis Junked Formal CalistheniCs for Games; Japan
 and Italy Adopted American Methods

Their report, made following two years of study, was that the cause lay in the superior leadership qual- ities and condition acquired by English and American youths in sports.
 With characteristic thorough ness, a campaign of physical culture and mass athletics was started among male and female youth
 Japanese did very poorly in swim ming in the Olympic Games of 1920 in Antwerp, stresses Major Griffith, but 12 years later, after they had been coached by Americans and studied American technique, they won all the aquatic events in the games in LOS Angeles.
 Germany, prior to World War l, was in a large sense a nation Of gymnasts. Competitive athletics were practically non-eXiStent.
 Alvin Kraenzlein was the first American invited to coach a Ger man Olympic team. Following World War I, as pointed out by Colonel Magruder, the Germans to a large extent abandoned their formal calisthenics and established the Berliner Hochschule fur Leibe- subungen in Berlin. This was coaching school from which grad uates were sent to cities and towns throughout the nation to teach new methods which were chiefly Amer ican sports and games.
 When Mussolini organized sports to regenerate Italians, he hired American coaches, the last of whom was Boyd Comstock of Southern California.
 Sweden was ahead of the other European nations because as early as 1902 she engaged Ernest Hjert- berg to train her Olympic teams.
 As the United States developed many of the modern implements of war and invented many new things copied by other countries, so like wise nations like Germany figured we had something that helped our men when they got into a fight.
 They believed these fighting qual- ities were partly engendered by our sports.
 This is very interesting. stresses Major Griffith, because today there are still some who would discard our sports and games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
OL COSTA WINS

Fall River, Mass, June ll-CUP) -Welterweight Al Costa of Woon- socket, R. L today held a unani- nous decision over Davy Golden Boyl Andrews of Lowell.
 Andrews made a desperate bid for a win last night in their l0-round main bout at the Casino but Costa managed to box his way to a close win.
 Costa weighed l46, Andrews, l43,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
HENDRICKEN BEST

In an exhibition game, played at Hamilton Park yesterday, Hend- ricken grammar school oaseball II team was a 2 to winner over Sacred Heart High in a seven inn ing game, Ray pitching and batting the winners to victory. Stech also hit well for Hendricken, Hearts got of to two-run lead were passed 3-2 in the third. tied the score fin the fourth. lost it ins the fifth and were outScored in the seventh and final tnntnA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
2 Crosby Captains
 For 1914 Track

Athletic letters were given yester- day to twelve Crosby High school students for their work with the track and field squad of 1943; coached by J. Francis Roland. Co., captains for the 1944 season were elected the honors falling to quar- ter-miler Bob Hill and Johnny Hathaway, a sprinter, while letters were won by the following mem bers of the squad; in addition to those mentioned O'Connor, Fas- sanelli, Shimkavich, Webster, Lom- bard, Fischang, Thompson, Auray, Perkins and Manager Valuskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
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Yale Football

New Haven, Conn, June 1.-(UP) Yale added two more games to it's h943 football schedule today, and negotiated to fill two other open spots on the schedule.
 The added games will be with Lakehurst Naval Training Station Sept. II, and the U. s. Coast Guard September 15.
 open rates were September IS, October 2 and possibly November 20.
 Harvard cancelled it's game sched- lied for November 20 and Athletic Director ogden D. Miller said it may hot be filled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Kip Good, who recently returned from Hollywood after playing in pictures for Columbia and Para mount, has joined the cast of NBC's "FrOnt Page Farrell" in the role of Bob Sawyer. Kip was active in radio before going to Hollywood. He just completed a sequence with Tallulah Bankhead in the star studded film, Stage Door Canteen."
 Jack Benny will appear on the Screen Guild show on July l4 This makes the fifth appearance of the radio comedian on this show on which all salaries are donated to the Motion Picture Relief Fund.
 On his first radio talk from this country after leaving London, Ed Murrow revealed that any Sunday edition of a New York paper is larger than all of the London papers combined for the entire week.
 Morton Downey, one of radios outstanding personalities for over decade, will be the featured guest on Brazilian Parade tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 p. m. over WATR. Jose Ferrer, Broadway comedian, will act as Master of Ceremonies and narrator. As an added feature, one of the leading technicians in Brazil will relate the part that dia- mond-mining plays in the war.
 Although they were predicting a year or so ago that the band busi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

New York. UP)-Sam A. Mele, New York university's hard hitting second baseman. has been named captain of the Viilets' 1914 varsity. but 1t is doubtful htat he will be able to serve.
 Mele. leading NYU hitter during the i943 season with an average of 39 that ranked him third in the Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball Conference, is a member of the United States Marine corps reserve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

Errors - None. Runs bated in - Fox, Tabor. Two-base hits-Docrr. Home runs-FoX. Sacrifces--Mil les. Left on Washington s, Bos- ton 10 Bases on balls-off Wynn 4, Judd !. Struck out-by Judd i. Hits of Wynn, s in innings, Scar borough, o in 1. Losing pitcher Wynn. Umpires-Weafter stewart Pipgras. Time - ;45. Attendance 24N3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
PROBABLE 1T79sli&::
National League

Cincinnati (Vander Nicer 5-5) at Chicago (Warneke 1911 a. m. CWT.
 (Only game scheduledr
 American League New York (Wensloff 2-0 at Phil adelphia (Arntzen 2-O-9 p. m. EWT.
 (Only game scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York S, Philadelphia Boston 2, Washington 0 Chicago II, Detroit . St. Louis 2, Cleveland
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
Cannes TOday

Games Today Hartford at Elmira Springfield at Binghamton Albany at Wilkes Barre Utica at Scranton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Montreal ?. Jersey City 0 UsO Montreal 20, Jersey City 0-1 Toronto at Newark (postponed) Rochester 4, Syracuse Buffalo 4, Baltimore 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
ding;
Games Today

Games Today Montreal at Jersey City twlighD Toronto at Newark tWlighD Syracuse at Rochester CD twlight and nighD Buffalo at Baltimore (nighD