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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Livestock Markets
DETROII

CATTLE - 500 sIaa sh'tr steers Ar0
1sifers SLOW ABOUT steady cow fairy &C
live frm huL.s steadK win eatly M1r1AE
~ ksFt ano feeders scarce choice 7f7-lh
mixed steer and Nefer year.sngs SIS Is
medium tu good fea steers and NeafHuCs.
Xff 25u ~ ~ scattering common down On
tl2 witr fsu Thin dairy type heifers
down o. 81. hHik bert COWS $40 '51 - 90
600 good cows 90 Alt Gamers arsl cutters
s. - .' 10 SO. extreme TOP rC good saueaEe
bulls SO ~ praeiics Unit si5 So medium
+ cAIvEs- sG0 Esri sales stead, good
ana choice vesJcrs Stsa rs ~ medium
efAfes. XlfF Is 20. cui ard common $50
HOGS . 200 some early hios goo lover
on butchers seating $50 lbs upward open.
iag bios. &}t1oalf ~ OF 10000 ib
sHEEr 1000 Genera quality plain
market steady small package good o.
choice snorn fed lambs win So. ? pelts
ISIS - medium % 5000 10. 3 pelted lambs
INIf Zi sJH srt common, s. - 80. few
O. 7no7 wooded IauIrs. SIS 80 down. shorr
slaughter t1es mainly So : On.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Apr ~ 'iNs) - HOES
% 900. Use .aWef Toy 50 -. bulls si4 g.
Sit7oplts5 hgths. sii 70p1t -. uEh'
Hghfs $i4 500 7H packing SOUS &if.2,
> So p.ss SiaHl3 a.
ChTTLt p GOO STEADY calves : 200
medium tltals, earrings l3al7
Bu.5het. hcifsis SlluIs.7i. COWS Sl0u
$50. bulls xll3ii.5 90. calves Sea 10
feeders xl2Htt sfoekrts steers Si3 y 80
COWS ard heifers Slovlt 5o
SHEEP jp0. steadN LAmts SIS - ~
IS $50. common. &l4ui5 -. NFsrllngs
SIS 30. feeders, $liai5. e~cs, &sqs 30.
FIrI>BIRGH
4 pITTSBDEGH April ~ tlNSl - CATTLE
70 steady steers choice. Si6 50 ~. Is
weuium go good. Si3 40 l6 40. common
"a 10. medium 60 .nod Si2 501i4 90. com
mon, x3H u. COWS good 90 choice. 81 81
10 30. medium 90 Aood 500 II cauner'
and cutters. 100 ~ 30 bulls. good q
choice. SiigiBt1, common 10 medium
HOGS $50 active and loo lower 40
$50 10. So 90 - -. $50 200 l6s SD y
go lbs SIS o. H. -, 2a0-2s0 Ibs. Sii s.
J15.0a 2P0-350 is Slt SCOTT s.. 100
40 lbs, Sit2jtilt -, roughs, $l3 75a
sHpE 200 STEADY Choice lambs
clipped. Slf 25H l5.2a medium 20 good
clipped. Ni2 81 70 lS = common lambs
clipped, 81 2aI . 81 ewes. clipped, $50 5
! CALVES $50. steady Good 20 choice
$40 5h' Il So med am 10 GOOD, STA IS
culls and common. $50 III 30.
FAST BJFTAIO
FAST BUFFALO y. Y April - uNS'
HOGS 900 market rather SLOW 10 n
10 cents under Monday. Good and choice
1000 lbs averaging 1qo-2l5 lb-. So 81
2 1858; comparable weights trucked ms
zii015 ~
CATTLE So. market steady Few good
steers SIG 2S ru't,r and common COWS
"a Guu1l 90. csrnst SSGg 30. siruur
weight sausage bulls Sliu1f IS: lighter
averages downward fo so 90
CALVES 80 Ncalcrs unchanged. Good
and choice. So Few Si7 80
SHEEP 700. lamb trade active a shin.
pcrs generally steady Good and choice
s5-tOO 20 shorn lambs 80 and som,
80. 7 skins SIS. odd lots 90 Sis1i fyt
wooded lambs SIG D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
3 Months to Sell

The OPA also emphasized
that there is no compulsion on
the dealers TO turn in their
stocks on July ]. The RFC
stands ready to buy the cars
from the dealers any time after
that until December 81. The
dealer has six months to decide
on what action he wants TO
take.
AS further help to the dealers,
the REC has decided to continue
its direct loans to dealers until
December 81. This arrange
ment also extends 10 agree
ments with banks and finance
companies.
On sales made TO the RFC
after July /, the 5 per cent
get ready" or predelivery serv-
ice charges, now allowed on
sales of new cars 70 consumers.
will not be permitted unless the
RFC asks that the services be
performed prior to turning the
car over to them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Automotive Fibres
Earnings S337,574

National Automotive Fibres,
Inc. and IFS wholly owned sub
sidiary report March quarter net
profit Of S337,574 after reserve of
S797 .903 for federal and Canadian
taxes, equal after preferred divi-
dend requirements to 50 cents 2
share on the common stock
against S25, sos or Is cents a share
on the 6 per cent preferred fol
March quarter of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW April rs (UPJ--Today's pay
Ing prices 10 growers for beans
Pea beans. IS. so; light red kidneys. IS so
AA+h---A- tiaheSs-s s44-e--r- yvtfov
eyes, SO. s.. c. r. C. ligth crRnberrtes, So. 40
C. r G. dark cranberries, IS 40
Wheat 81 so 50: oats 81 n SIC; rye
"a D76c; six-rowed barley, 81. s7I2 buck.
wheat. 81 .s7a2 40; corn, CSC 2 81; soy
beans 81 IS.
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
failor in CHICAGO

:. Earl Failor nf the National
Bank Of Detroit is in Chicago
whore he Will participate IN a
round table discussion Of the
as hour week a. II affects the
banking industry
The affair is being sponsored
nv the Illinois Bankers ASsocia-
.tinn and another participant X
BIZ Powers al the American
Bankers Association, former
DctrOltcT
Bill stopped off here 10 renew
Old acquaintance on his way TO
!. ChicaCo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Set Cotton Bell Hearing

ST. LOUIS. April 2S-Parties tc
reorganization plan for 81. Louis
Southwestern Railway will be
heard by Federal Judge Moore
here MAY 81. The Cotton Belt
case was initially in hands OF
Judge Charles 3. Davis, who died
recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Rail Reports

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
for the quarter ended March 81 repnfIs
net income OF 50 900 Isl equal 70 So.so
share This compares with -. $50 pos ~
- 10 a share IN the March quarter 81
ieto March net income was Si00S, 900
agsins, 1913 $50 In March. 1912
Great Northern Railway for the three
months ended March 81 reports ne
income ~ 81 s9i 1913, equal 10 so cents
share This compares Win net loss ~
sol q5a in the FIRST three months n le'!
March net income was Sa2i 6sl. against
500 sOi In March, 1912.
Illinois Central system for the auarte'
ended March 81 reports ne income OF
S7.42s 232. equal after dividend require
ments on 1856 shares Of s per cent
communicative preferred, 10 - 2S snAte
on common tbs compares with Nl15
81 or S2.St common share IN the Marcn
quarter Of 1852 March net income was
- sse.3 e3, against sl72e.57s In Mareh'
1912
New Work central system for the quar-
ter ended March 81 reports net income
of Si6.lOi.ii9 equal 20 81 50, share.
This compares with si,367 $50 or SIS cents
A. share IN the March quarter of 1872.
March ne, income was s5,3s0.is2, aeains,
81 e33. sol in March, 1912.
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad for
the quarter ended March 81 reports net
income Of Sl,i02,s7l. equal 20 Sl21
share This compares with $500 l2i o.
% cents share in the March quarter Of
1912 March net income was S396. $50.
against $3.50. 703 in March. 1882
southern Railway Tor the quarter ended
March 81 reports net income OF St,a2t
$50 after taxes and charges. equal Ia SO 81
4 share on the common stock This com
pares with S257 az NJ S2i7 common
SHARE in the 1fst quarter ~ 1879 March
rrl income was ~. A27. 7P5, against 81 j22,
$50 IN March, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
League Expands

The Victory Service League,
sponsored by Chevrolet, con-
tinues 10 add members. Less
than six months old. the organ
ization now has a membership
of 1,141.220,. according to Will
liam E. Holler. national director
of the league.
The Flint region continues to
lead the parade with 295, 469.
The Southeast boasts 161, ITO.
Great Lakes, 150,350; Pacific
Coast, l42, sos; Midwest. 1885,
215; Southwest. 107.6S3; At
lantic Coast, 86,449, and East.
1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Oil Output Declines

NEW YORK, April 28-Domes-
tie crude ell production in the
week ended April "a is estimated
by the Oil and Gas Journal at
1921, 920 barrels daily, decrease
of 44.350 barrels daily from the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Tells Need Of Training Business Understudy

il impression that military of high and
low rank achieve objecvty discussing the than
emotional homes
In business every good executive mindful Of the need Of
understudy This especially desirable in wartime
the regular of has become
depleted the team shows large
capacity, and only indication that the regular
on preparing all contingencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Livestock Forms and Population Changes

The official figures that the growth in livestock
with the human population
during quarter of century II is pointed out that the
1920 stimulated by
exports which materially reduced during the
following decades
Herewith he figures:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

PsrL Itah Consolidated Mines Go. re-
cral income taxes. etf hui before fcrie
tiou equal % cents a snare rhis com
pHles with Si5s iie or cents a share IN
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BREAKING RULES

He said i, had been fotrd that
reports Of employers breaking
rules, and union rules standing in
the way Of the war effort are
usually as exaggerated aS the
story Of Mark TWHns death
But when We find these he
added. we are dealing with
them. We are dealing with
them whether they are practiced
by management or labor"
lie said that sound personnel
management can cope with such
problems as abscntecism aided by
good community management
IN effectively organizing tranSpor-
tation systems shopping hours
laundry service and hours Of rs-
ton boards
1t. Gen. Brehon r SomerVell,
commanding general ct The army
services OF supply, told "drng store
admlralS and powder room gen
erals that American production
Will fully prepare United States
troops and those OF the Allies with
their capital needs and 4 SubStan-
tial reserve OF all-important war
weapons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
GIN Earnings
Top 1912; War
Output al Peak

General Motors Corp and its
subsidiaries for the March quarter
report a net profit of $33,074 OBJ.
equal 10 II cents a share on the
common. Net Is after providing
S7,655. 259 for postwar contingent
cies and rehabilitation of S2S,-
404 600 for retroactive price and
other adjustments which may arise
in connection with renegOtiation Of
war material contracts and $50
$4,000 for L. s. and foreign in
come and excess profits taxes.
These taxes ARE based on
Revenue Act of 1912 and include
S2i 992 900, after deducting post
war credit Of S2,777 900 for u. S.
excess profits taxes.
1912 PROFIT
This compares with net profit
for tho March quarter of 1912 of
S23, 229,9l0. or as cents a share
on the common. The 1912 March
quarter earnings are after provid-
ing $3SS1 .2Sl for postwar contin-
gencics, Sl1500,000 deferment OF
profits on cars produced and sold
in 1912. including provision for
carrying charges on cars, subject
10 rationing and S3l ,654 900 for
l.. S. and foreign income and eX-
cess profits taxes.
Deliveries Of war materials by
GM in the first quarter eStab;
lishod new peak for the com
pany Of S765 sos, 835. while en-
pioyurut aT7d pay rottS also adj
vanced 10 new high marks. accord
ing 70 Alfred p. Sloan Jr., chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
LEGAL NoTIcE
BRIGGS MANurAoT.RINe coMrASY

BRIGGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Notice ~ Annual Meeting Of Shareholder.
To the Shareholders Of Br1ggs Manufacture
ing Company.
Notice IL hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the shareholders OF Briggs
Manufacturing Company will be held at
the office Of the Company. 1881 Mack
Avenue. in the City OF Detroit. Michigan.
on Monday, May TO- 1913. at 4 o'clock In
the afternoon Eastern Standard War
Time, for the following purposes
/. The election Of seven Directors who
shall hold office for the ensuing
year or until their successors are
elected or appointed. as provided
nv the Bylaws
z The transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the meeting or any adjournment or
adiournments thereof.
Shareholders ~ record a. the close Of
business on April g. 1888 will he eniitled
10 notice " and 10 vote ~. The meeting
By order Of the BOARD ~ Directors
A. n. BLACKWoon. = 4
Dated: secretary.
Detroit, Michlsaa, Apru 10, ista.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low II.t5 Chgs
G wood 7 20 700 - s. 81;
Sd Tube CO 10 100 J., IL lHs...
Hupp 100 L. u 49,.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year.
unless otherwise noted. s-Pald In 1912,
ev-EN div idend, N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
MlNutt Asks
Firms TO Cease
'Hodrding Labor

NEW YORK. April % CUP)-
Psul V. McNutt, chairman of the
War Manpower Commission, ap-
pealed TO employers today TO cease
boarding ranpower and pirat'
ing workers, and asked workers tc
end job shopping
He told the 3lst annual meeting
of the Chamber OF Commerce OF
the United States that the country
has been wastelul of it's manpowel
and must take up the slack.
Some employers are still
boarding manpower," he said.
That II, they have more work
ers on their pay rolls than they
actually need. Perhaps their
reasons are good, perhaps not.
In any case, boarded manpOwer
il wasted manpOwer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
STILL PiRATING

"Some employers are stiIl pr
rating workers away from other
employers. This practice bene-
fits no one, and hampers war
production. DO not steal the
other fellows manpower. Find
70 your workers, train them, and
keep them"
President Roosevclt's "hold-the.
line order of April s and VINO
regulations have already checked
TINS turnover 10 a great degree,
-MeNHtt rfidt-a -----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Dividends
Americas Fastest Growing Crop

Production Of sOybesm in III, United stsf,. Iq74-I947
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31

Feb. l7--Lieut. Ralph Z. Ben
nett Jr., "a, died in Jap prison
camp OF wounds suffered in the
Philippines defense.
Feb. l9-Circuit Judge Neil
4. Reid was unanimously en-
dorSed for the supreme court
nomination at the Republican
state convention.
Feb. 23-Robert |. Winslow
was named 10 head the Mount
Clemens Red Cross drive for
$500.
Feb. 25-A Clinton Township
family, registering for Ration
Book No. 2, declared 1892 ex-
cess cans of food, and were de-
MED more than five years cou-
pom privileges.
March IF. Scott Burke,
Richmond marshal, resigned TO
become Circuit Court probation
officer.
March 2--Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran church was free of
debt after $4,000 had been
raised in a special drive.
March 8-Macomb County's
See 43 REvIEW-Page 9
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
1913 roffic Death Toll
40 Per Cent Below 1912
Only 81 Lost Lives on Moeomb
Highways This Yeor, Survey Shows

A heartening reduction Of 40
per cent in Macomb county traf-
fic fatalities during l943 was
apparent today in the wake of a
Monitor-Leader survey of police
stations, hospitals and sheriff s
headquarters. Thirty two per-
sons lost their lives in automo-
tive crashes this year as con-
trasted to 81 during the year,
1912.
The drop of 40 per cent
in fatalities was attributed
to gas rationing laws now in eff
feet. Commenting on this as
pect, Sheriff Jacob F. Theut
said this morning:
Because they were forced to
by law. most people learned to
control their accelerator ped
ais and keep their speed under
80 miles per hour. The great de-
crease in auto fatalities this
year proves that the speed linn
it law was good for saving
something else than tires and
gasoline
The number OF cars on the
road this year is not nearly so
great as in 1912" he added.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Russians Cut
Wide Swath in
German Lines
Victorious Reds
Smosh Forword
Toword Bug River
BY HENRY c. CASSIDY

MOSCOW, Dec. 81 - lP-
Russian forces sire m n 9
through the greatest hole yet
torn in Nazi dcfenses have bro
ken into the outer Bug river
defenses in a driving offensive
that has spit the routed rem
nants of Nazi Gen, Won Mann
STEMS legions and carried TO
within 80 miles of the river it.
self, front line dispatches said
today.
The Russian column sweep
ing toward the Bug, Germany S
next line of defense along the
South-Central front west of the
Dnieper river, thrust down the
kiev-Zhmerlnka railw ay to
open a deep wedge in the reel
ing Nazi army.
Vatutlns VanguardS were re-
ported 10 within As miles of the
old Polish border and within
90 miles of the DnicSter river
which forms Rumania old
eastern boundary.
With the Va saw-Smela rail-
way several at captured Kaza-
tin, only one supply line re-
NAMED open to the retreating
Nazis before the main Odessa
Lwow line itself is endangered.
Cutting of this line would mean
that all supplies for Nazi forces
in the Dnieper bend and west
of kiev would have to move
over the OdeSSa-LWow railway.
The advance column sweep
ing southwestWard toward the
old borders of Poland and Ru-
mania was but 80 miles from
the provincial center of Vim
nltza o nthe upper Bug river.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Jail Escape
Try Hailed
Cell BcrS-Severed;
Deputies Nab Trio

An attempted break by three
prisoners from the county jail
in Mount Clemens is being in
veStigated today by sheriff S
deputies.
The break was halted by dep
uties on duty Wednesday night,
who became suspicious of an un-
usual amount of noise in the
first floor cell block, rus used
by prisoners to drown the noise
Of their operations.
The trio involved included Ed
ward Hunter, IS, of ST. Clair
Shores, held on statutory rape
charge; Clarence Pterowski, %,
o, Detroit, who was sent 10 Jack
son prison yesterday for unlaw-
fully driving away an automo-
bile, and Harry Eberts. 80, who
was sentenced TO from IL to
10 years for stabbing a local
woman.
According to deputy sheriffs,
Ebcrts, who was the ringleader
Of the gang was in possession of
three saws which were snug
gled into the Jail. He and his
two henchmen were sa' in &
through four bars over ven
tilator under the cover of noise
made by letting the shower run
full blast. Two bars had already
been cut through, while the re-
naming two bars were partially
sawed before the action was dis
rnNtnrnL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Map5hattering
Blows al Japan
Admiral King
Halls ~ Attacks

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31--(P)
Broad new offensives to rout
the Jaanese from bases they
snatched two years ago and
pound them TO defeat in their
homeland may be expected to
start in 1914.
That the offensives will boom
across the Pacific before the
next year ends is certain, and
Admiral Ernest j. King, COM
mander of the U. S. fleet, says in
a Christmas message to the fleet
that he hopes the armed forces
will be home by Christmas Day
in l945.
Military leaders are agreed
that Germany will be defeated
in 1914. Latest to join in that
expectation is King, whose state
ment echoes the prediction of
General Dwigh. d. Eisenhower,
commander of the Allied Euro
pean invasion forces.
Il am hopeful and expectant, ="
says King, that Germany will
be defeated during 1874.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Governor Acts
10 Fill Reid
Court Vacancy
Mount Clemens
Attorney Selected
TO Serve Year

Gov. Harry F. Kelly today ap-
pointed Alton II. Noe, 42-year
old Mount Clemens attorney, TO
the circuit court vacancy created
by the elevation of Judge Neil
f. Reid to the Michigan Supreme
Court bench.
Judge Noe, who faces a final
choice by the electorate next
fall, was chosen from a field Of
three prominent candidates in
Guiding, besides himself, Prose-
cutor Wilbur F. Held and Chris
tan F. Matthews.
A native of Mount Clemens,
the new judge attended Mount
Clemens high school and gradu-
ated from the University Of
Michigan School Of Literature in
1924. In 1925 he graduated from
the law school of the same uni
versity and has practised law in
this city for the l7-year period
which followed his admission 10
the bar.
Married, Judge Noe makes his
home at l19 Belleview avenue
with his wife and their six year
old son, David. He has long been
active in the Mount Clemens XII
wants club which he served as
president some years ago. He is
the present secretary of that
organization and, for one term,
held the post of lieutenant gov
ernor of the Kiwanis 7th Dis
trict.
At present Judge Noe Is chair
man of the Macomb County
Draft Board No. /, where he has
served without pay since before
the beginning of hostilities.
A former Mount Clemens
justice of the peace Noe, until to-
days appointment. held the post
of Macomb county circuit court
commissioner Identity of his
successor in that function has not
as yet been decided.
His appointment is effective at
once.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
Yank Bombers
Blast Europe
Porision Suburbs
Heavily Attacked

LONDON, Dec. 81 up -
American heavy bombers sup
ported by American and Raj
fighters smashed at targets in
France today, it was announced,
and the Paris radio said the
bombs rained in the suburbs of
Paris.
Exact nature of the detectives
of the daylight assault were not
announced by American head
quarters as the year-end aerial
offensive-which had sent more
than 5000 planes laundering
against enemy targets in the
previous "a hours-raged on to
a climatic finish.
American planes last bonn
barded Paris on Sept. Is, strik-
ing at the Cam Ballbearing
Works and the Hispano-Suiza
and Caudron-Renault Airplane
and Motor Works.
Other American raids on the
Paris region this year were on
April 4 when the Renault
Works was hit, Sept. 3 when the
Messerschmitt Repair Factory
was smashed and Sept. 9 when
an aircraft engine factory was
the target.
Paris was among SO French
towns warned in BIC broad
cast on Nov. II OF impending
Allied air attacks.
The closing raids of 1913 to-
day also followed fresh blows
last night by Raj Mosquitoes
which hit targets in Western
Germany and Northern France,
and new minclaying operations,
in which not a single Allied
plane was lost.
The targets of an estimated
500 United States medium and
T f and Allied medium bomb
ers and fighter bombers yester-
day-announcedb by the officials
only as military detectives in
Northern France possibly
See AERIAL-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
More Blood
Donors are
Urgently Needed

Blood for the veins of
American fighting men on
all battlefronts is the ur-
gent, vital need today. Grim
warnings that heavy casual
ties may be expected in
1914 add to the plea for
blood donations.
Three hun DIRE d more
blood donors are needed for
the Red Cross blood bank
10 be held at the Methodist
church Jan. 4, | TO 5 p. m,
and Jan. 5, 3 TO 1870 p. m.
Don't hold back when
American men are dying
for the things We all hold
dear.
Make reservations by
telephone to Mrs. Carl
Schimmcl, Phone $3.50. or
Mrs. Walter Fenton, Phone
1913.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-31
ROtarianS Honor
ChapOtOn Memory

To perpetuate the memory OF
Henry o. Chapoton, a Rotary
Club director who helped found
Camp Rotary, the local club this
week voted unanimously to hold
Henry o. Chapoton Day" at
the scout camp each year.
A resolution to this effect, in
troduced by William T. Kelly,
was a d opt d at yesterdays
luncheon meeting.
The late Mr.. Chapoton was a
m e m b e of the group which
founded and planned the camp,
and he became an active admin
istrator of its affairs, doing much
manual labor and mechanical
work there during his spare
time. He 'lst purchased 80 acres
adjoining the cite and added it
to the clubs acreage.