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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

tperoen, oaB ft9 Die onoeren Natio.
men nit ben ameritaniiden Auffoiiun-
gen unno 2ebensgetpobnbeiten beiier
als bisber bertraut MAIDEN.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Take II Jurors
to Bedside of
III 18th Member

All precedent within the
memory of Macomb County Cir
cult Court attaches was broken
Wednesday, when it was decid-
ed to transport jury of IL
persons regularly to the home of
18th, who is seriously ill, in
an effort to reach a decision on
a lengthy and costly case which
otherwise would have to be re-
heard in court.
The decision was made by
Judge Fred George, of Port
Huron, and IL men and women
jurors, in the Clinton-Huron
Parkway Authority's condemna-
ton suit to acquire 1000 parcels
of land for public purposes at
Huron Pointe.e
The serious illness of middle
aged juror j. Albert Millar, of
the Utica road-the latest of
several which plagued the jury
during its sessions since Novem-
ber-halted deliberations Jan.
s. Two physicians refused to
permit Millar to leave his home.
In Wednesdays court session,
it was reported to the court and
Jury that physicians will permit
See BEDSIDE-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
JAP BODIES LITTER ISLAND
Marines Mop-Up on Roi> Namur
BY ALVA DOPKING

NAMUR ISLAND, Kwajalein
Atoll in the Marshalls, Feb. 2
Delayed - (P) - United
States Marines are hopping up
on the last enemy resistance to-
day on Roi and Namur Islands,
all but levelled by the heaviest
naval bombardment in history
that cleared the way for the in
vasion forces.
Massed graveyards of Uttered
japanese blown from pillboxes
and hcavily-reinforced concrete
blockhouses told the story of
the heavy, deliberate and accur-
ate pounding from the sea.
There is plenty of evidence
that the japanese were COM
pletly surprised. They must have
deluded themselves into believ-
ing that we didn't have the pow
err or the heart to knife at the
center of heir Marshallsa strong
hold.
Keeling japanese who surviv-
ed the inferno of shellfire had
only small arms to fire at the
Marines from battered block
houses as the Leathernecks land
ed shortly before noon yester-
day. Shore batteries had been
blown sky high.
The Marines moved swiftly
through the Nipponese but ran
into spotty, sporadic resistance
in the interior during the first
day. The triple Roi air
strip fell in four hours. Mild
opposition from .snipers on Roi
was quickly suppressed. Har-
raised remnants of the japanese
troops escaped over causeway
to join their forces on adjacent
Namur.
The Americans stormed near
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
JAPS 0uTFLANkED ON kWAJALE|N
CAUGHT IN NET
TrapHugeNaziArmy

Nikolai Vatutin and Gen. Ivan
S. Konev had made gains of up
to As miles in 100-mile
break through of the German
lines.
GAS a result of these opera
tons troops of the second and
first Ukrainian fronts joined up
in the area of Zvenigorodka and
Shpola and thus closed a ring
of enlightenment around an en-
envy group operating north Of
this line, numbering nine in
fantry and one tank division,
Stain announced in his proc
lamation, broadcast from Mos
cow.
Stain did not mention Lutsk,
70 miles inside the pre-war Po-
lish frontier, or Rovno, 80 miles
west of the old border. Evacua-
ton of these places had been
admitted earlier in sweeping
acknowledgment of losses by the
German high commend, broad
cast in the daily German COM
munique.
To the north, meanwhile, the
See RUSSIA-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Massive Raid
on Major Port
IS Revealed
American Pilots on
700 Mile Roundtrip
Better U-Boot Base

LONDON, Feb. 3 - (P) -
More than LOO American
bombers and long-range fight
ers attacked targets in Wilhelm
shaven, Germany, today, Army
headquarters announced.
The sixth operation in seven
days by Britainebased American
bomber and fighter forces was
made in clear weather against
the great north German U-boat
and shipbuilding center. The
flight represented 700-mile
roundtrip.
Wilhelmshaven was last hit by
the Americans on Nov. 3 with
$50 bombers, believed to have
been a record force of four-en-
gined craft up to that time.
The target Is one of Ger
many's major ports - capable
of accommodating the largest
ships.
The SCATTERING daylight as
sault followed Raj Mosquito at
tacks on targets in western Ger
many last night, thus keeping
the greatest sustained Allied Of
fensive of the war rolling
around the clock.
The announced force of LOO
bombers and fighters making
up today's heavy striking force
fell short of the record force of
1900 American bombers and
fighters which made the 1900
ton shatteding raid on Frank
furt last Saturday.
Wilhelmshaven received the
first American bombs dropped
on Germany during the war
when the city's port installa-
tions were hit more than a year
ago, on Jan. q, 1913, by a small
force of Flying Fortresses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Spy Suspect
Makes Shift
in Testimony

DETROIT, Feb. 3-(P,-With
a request in the record that
some of his earlier testimony be
changed, DR.. Fred w. Thomas,
Detroit physician charged with
espionage conspiracy, was TO
undergo further cross-examina-
ton today before Judge Edward
J. Monet and a Federal grand
jury.
John w. Babcock, chief as
sistant district attorney, ques-
toned Thomas extensively yes
terday, concerning all phases
of his membership in the friends
of New Germany, which the
physician had previously testi-
fled he Joined in 1888 but left
two years later, before it be-
came the German-A American
Bund.
A copy of the Bund's newspa-
per for March 2. 1899, reporting
a speech by Thomas before the
Detroit unit. was produced in
court. The defendant admitted
he had spoken at the meeting,
but objected that the newspaper
account was incomplete"
When pressed further by Bah
cock as 10 the date of his with
drawal from the organization,
Thomas declared:
Il want to- change my testi-
mony. I am not sure OF the date
when | left
Thomas admitted he had sent
a money order March s, l94l.
TO continue his subscription to
the Bund newspaper, Free
American
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Price Control
Expert Traces
0pA Benefits
SehiIIins HishIishts
Gathering Of
County Merchants

Lauding Macomb County'S
War Price and Rationing Board.
No. /. Mount Clemens. for "a
smooth and efficient operation
Clergue c. Schilling, Price Con-
troll Attorney of the District
Office of Price Administration,
last night addressed a meeting of
Macomb county merchants in
the Mount Clemens high school
auditorium.
Attending the session, in adj
dition to Schilling, and also ad-
dressing the gathering, were
Geiger Smith, District Opera
tional Field Officer, and Clinton
Campbell, PROGRESSED Food Spe-
cialist, likewise of Detroit OPA
headquarters.
During the course of the
meeting which was presided
over by II arold Engelman,
chairman of Board No. Is price
panel. 18 volunteer price panel
associates were introduced to
the merchants and were pre-
sented with Identification cards.
Serving as volunteers their oo-
jective will be the prevention of
ceiling price violations on athe
part of businessmen.
Schilling, speaking to the
gathering, said. in part:
HELPS BUSINESS
Price Control has helped,
rather than hurt. business. EX-
animation of the past records
available bring into startling re-
lief the fact which we already
knew, that is, that business has
been good. Beginning shortly
before the Civil War, accurate
records have been kept of bust
mes failures. The year 1943
showed a lower business NOR
tally rate than any other year
of accurate business failure rec
ords. Even during the best years
of the last World War, which,
incidentally, was the next best
business period from the point
OF view of business finances,
more businesses failed than in
1913.
CrVU EAT VTpCC
"In fact, bushes failures dur
ing this past year approached
very close to zero. Moreover,
the outlook for business success
after this war is greater than 1t
has beeen following any of our
previous wars. This is true, in
large part. because OPA has
minimized speculation and price
initiation.
To-day the cost Of living
stands approximately where it
was eight months ago. That is
record the whole country can
be proud Of, because 1t is the
first time since January l94l'
See OPA-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
FOR OTHERS TO SHOOT AT
Pupils Set High Bond Record

With the official closing of the
Fourth War Loan Drive two
weeks away, students of Mount
Clemens public schools today set
q mark for all city and county
groups to shoot at, when they
exceeded their self imposed
quota of $50, 900 worth of bonds
and stamps by $3.50.
With the school pupils and
faculty war investment running
about $50, 900 a week, the ulti-
mate total will approach $780,
600. il Is hoped by l.. Wade
Fast, school superintendent, who
heads the War Bond effort. This
weeks school collection rung the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
CIapper
Killed in
MarshaIIs

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 - (P)
Raymond Clapper, the we'll
known Washington columnist
and political commentator, has
lost his life in a plane accident
while covering the invasion of
the Marshalls in the Central Pa
cific.
A brief Navy announcement
here said:
THE commander in chief of
the Pacific fleet has reported
that a plane in which Mr.. Ray
mond Clapper was a passenger,
See CLAPPER-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
THREE.TIME LOSER
Sentenced to Army

Detroit House of Correction,
Van Fleteren informed n e
court.
Judge George, in imposing
sentence, followed the recon-
mendation of F. Scott Burke,
Macomb county probation Off
Ger. who cited the fact that q
seven year period had inter-
vened since Dagastino's last
prior conviction, that he Is mar
ried and that he was willing to
sign a waiver permitting i'm
mediate induction into the
armed services.
Dagastino's sentence followed
See PROBATION-Pase ;
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

LONDON. Feb. 3 - (P) -
In a triumphant order of the
day, Marshal Stain announced
today the joining of the first and
second Ukrainian fronts, trap
ping 10 German divisions, after
the German high command had
acknowledged the loss of Lutsk
(Luck) and Rovno in old Po-
land.
Stain proclaimed the capture
of Smela, rail center in the
Dnieper bend, and said the two
mighty Red armies of Gen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Horse Dealer
Convicted on
Second CHARGE

George Rivsrd, elderly War
rem Township householder, who
today in justice court had sec
ond cruelty-to- animals convic-
ton registered against him, has
been ordered by Justice Donald
J. Parent to quit the horse bus
mess within q week.
Sentence on Rivard, age 70.
will be handed down next
Thursday, Justice Parent stated
after a brief hearing resulted in
the latest conviction. The sem
tence will be determined by Ri
wards actions in respect to the
See CRUELTY-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Dale Allen
Back in Cell
Foks Cos Coupons
ore Investigated

The colorful criminal career
Of Dale Allen, Of Warren Town
ship, interrupted recently by q
period of army service during
which he hung up an excellent
record and received an honor
able discharge, was resumed this
week, when Allen was arrested
by county peace-officers on a
robbery charge, and found in
possession Of illegal gasoline
coupons.
The handsome 31-year-old ex-
convict, whose criminal record
dates back to 1923, was the
central figure in a Van Dyke
hold-up in 1888. He was final
ly arrested in Chicago. and sent
enced here to Is to 40 years in
Jackson; studied law in prison,
and successfully obtained a Su-
preme Court reversal of the
case, which, due to failure to
locate the original witnesses,
has not been re-opened to this
date.
Latest brush with the law in
volving Allen took place Jan. 81,
when store owner Martin Lux
ity, OF 7067 Studebaker, Warren
Township, named Allen as the
man who had beaten him, and
taken $50, four cases of beer,
three cartons of cigarettes and
q large quantity of rationed can
ned goods from his establish
ment.
NABBED TUESDAY
Allen was arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs Mike Helmlinger and
Albert Carrier, and Undersher-
tiff Harley Ensign launched. an
investigation after Aliens arrest
Tuesday.
The county criminal figure
was arrested in company with
Mrs. Bernice Grazanka, 10, of
6439 Mitchell, Detroit, mother
of one child and husband of q
man serving in the Navy, ac-
cording to Ensign.
Gasoline coupons were found
in Aliens possession, Ensign
said, and Mrs. Grazanka told
See AJLEN-paSe 1 -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Postwar Planning
Committee Eyes Needs

With nearly all its members
in attendance, the Postwar
Planning Committee met Tues
day afternoon at the Board OF
Commerce offices and mapped
practical postwar plans for the
future needs Of the community.
Accumulation Of information
necessary TO the program was
the immediate objective OF the
committee, and each member
was given an assignment cover
ing a specific phase of the pro-
ject. Charles Doll, Jr.. served as
chairman of the meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

Surprise of the city schools
bond and stamp drive results
this week was the tremendous
gain made by Lincoln and Ma
comb schools. which between
them purchased more than sl8,-
600 worth outstripping the
high school which has always
led the weekly report Lincoln
topped the list with sl0,375 40
worth of bond and stamp in
vestments.
The school figures are: Glenn
ems, 1885; Grant. S217.75; Dick
inson, s36L05; Dona d on,
s510.35; Wilson. S77595; high
school. s2.297: Macomb, ST.
944.60, and Lincoln, sl0,375.40.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

Over the objections of Assist
ant Prosecutor Fred Van Flet-
eren a thrice convicted Center
Line burglar was sentenced TO
five years probation, with the
proyiso that he join the Army,
when he appeared before visit
ing Circuit Judge Fred w.
George, of Port Huron, here on
Wednesday.
The convicted man, Alex Da-
gastino, 33-yesrs old, of 24555
Colin Kelly Drive, in Center
Line. has q prior record of two
convictions for breaking and en-
tering in the nighttime and had
once served Is months in the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

victory bell for total of S22,-
670.75.
Local bond-selling teams have
re-doubled their efforts in re-
cent days. Chairman Chris w.
Konstanzer reports, and the
sales mark is close TO S400, 900,
squirt of $4,000 since Mon
day.
South and North Macemb are
progressing favorably in the
bond drive, County Chairman
Ralph w. Clark states, with the
latest optimistic collection being
an estimated 100000 total IN
Warren township, which has
quota, like Mount Clemens, Of
over q million dollars.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Secrecy (Ioaks
Graft Inquiry
Spors Under Fire
by Legislature

LANSING, Feb. g. (P) -
With months of laor ahead be-
fore it completes even the legis-
lative phase of its inquiry into
charges OF graft in State gov
eminent. Circuit Judge Leland
w. Cars one-man grand jury
swing back today into its rou-
tine of silent investigation.
For several weeks the grand
jury has questioned an average
of five witnesses a day, work
ing frequently until long past
midnight, and there was no sign
of q let.up. Where It was going
along the trial of inquisition
was its own secret, and even the
names of its witnesses were con-
cealed, lest a damaging tip-off
result.
Quietly, Judge Carr Tended
away with a terse mo COM
ment" legislators efforts to
draw him into controversy con-
corning a radio commentator S
assertions that the grand jury
c ployed a former official of
the Ku Klux Khan as an inves-
tigator, but the efforts were re-
newed with greater vigor.
SEE NO FAST BREAK
The Court declined to disclose
when another "break" might be
expected, but insisted no disclo-
sure of the basis for its warrant
charging 20 legislators and for
mer legislators and six finance
company officials with entering
a graft conspiracy could be ex-
pected until a mass examination
of the defendants opens Feb. %.
Stanley j. Dombrowski, De-
troit Democrat, was back in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Batk!.to-Work
Plea Ignored
Chevrolet Strikers
Halt War Production

DETROIT, Feb. 3-P)-Ig-
nofing q back-to-work order
from their union officials, ap-
proximately $500 employees of
the Chevrolet Gear g. Axle Di-
vision of General Motors Corp
Grafton here were on strike to-
day, affecting operations in four
of six plants.
Picket lines formed at the
plant gates this morning.
Company spokesman said the
strike, which began yesterday
in dispute over production
standards, virtually had halted
production of axle assemblies
for Army trucks and jeeps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Policy Racket
is EXpOSed

A 43-year-old former Mount
Clemens taxi driver, Earl Tous-
cany, of 106 Jones street, who
admitted to Prosecutor Wilbur
F. Held, that he was "in the
policy racket alone is free to-
day after pleading guilty to en-
gaging in an illegal occupation
before Justice Frank E. jean
nette yesterday, and paying a
$50 fine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Farmer Denies
Shooting Guilt

Charged with assault to do
great bodily harm less than the
crime of murder, julius Klein
schmidt. 81. of ITO Utica road,
yesterday pleaded not guilty be-
fore Justice Donald j. Parent,
and is held in the county Jail
today in lieu of $4,000 bond,
with examination set for next
Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
CD Police Meet
at High School

Mount Clemens Auxiliary Po-
lice will meet at the high school
at 100 this evening. Police Chief
Arthur /. Rosso said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

DETROIT, Feb. s. R) -
State Representative Walter
N. Stockfish, Of Hamtramck.
named in q warrant Jan. ~ by
Circuit Judge Leland w.
Cars grand jury, left today
for Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, to en-
ter the Army.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Fire Chief
Concentrates
on His Work

EAST DETROIT - The we'll
fed, amply upholstered patrons
of Club Royale, swank Eight
Mile road night spot, who
escaped uninjured when flames
swept the second floor of the
structure early w d n e S d a y
morning would probably be
aghast to know that Fire Chief
August Zado:
/. Thought they were walters.
2. Didn't even see them. Or
3. Chose to ignore them.
In any event the we'll substan-
tiated fact that between so and
100 patrons were still in the club
when the fire department ar
rived on the scene comes as dis
tinct news to East Detroits vet
eran smoke-eater who today re-
peated his denial OF yesterday
that anyone except the help
was at the club when the fire
broke out.
Eyewitnesses, however, were
uniform in their appraisal of the
fact that the club was well pat
ronized when the flames were
discovered in second floor
dressing room. Considerable fire
damage TO the roof and the sec
ond floor as we'll as water dam
age TO the beautifully appointed
first floor was reported.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

prison today following yester
days brief liberation TO permit
his arraignment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

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