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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
New Police Station
Aids Warren Force
Municipal Building
Also Among PIons

VAN DYKE-Warren Town
ship Police will move into their
new home next week, if the
moving is completed in the ex-
pected time, according to Town
ship Supervisor Earl Tallman.
For the first time in history,
the township police will have
their own station, the present
one being shared with sheriff's
deputies who work in Warren
township. The new station is
modern single story frame
building located at Nine Mile
road and Memphis avenue. The
building formerly housed the
offices of the Area Federal
Works Administration, and was
purchased from the government
at a cost of $1,000, Tallman
stated, and the total cost at the
completion of moving will be
about $1,000.
The new station will be occu-
pied only by the Justice Court
and the township police, who
will occupy three of the rooms.
The building includes a radio
room, private office and waiting
room. Consideration is being
given, Tallman stated, to the
building Of Jail cells adjoining
the new station. A large expanse
of property was purchased adj
Joining the station for the pos
sibility Of erecting a municipal
building. The new quarters will
provide more efficient working
conditions, it was pointed out.
The present station is located
on Van Dyke avenue near Con-
tinental avenue, and has been
occupied by the township police
for five years. The sheriffs
deputies will remain when the
township police move out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
Airport Case
Goes Forward
Condemnation
Expert Questioned

Efforts TO present TO a jury of
IA persons fair and equitable
valuations on nearly 800 parcels
Of property in the Warren
Township airport site sought by
the City of Detroit are being
continued in Circuit Court be-
fore Judge Alton II. Noe, with
counsel for Warren Township
Cross-examining Detroit'S realty
expert, Edward j. Strata.
Testifying recently for De-
troit, Strata valued the 1873 par
cells all the way from $500 for
a vacant lot to $4,000 for
farm within the proposed air
port site. He outlined his basis
for valuation, including condi-
ton of the property and sur
roundings; proximity of schools,
churches, libraries, stores, and
other factors.
Now up for cross-examination,
Strata is "defending' his esti-
mates. Counsel for the township
for a week have been review
ing his testimony, pointing out
the valuations of growing
shrubs, fruit and shade trees
and various other improvements
which they claim Strata did not
fully allow for.
Following the property ex-
pert's cross-examination, War
rem Township will then offer
one or more property experts
who will give their valuations,
as opposed to those of Strata.
The respondents case is at ap-
proXimately the halfway mark
and several weeks may elapse
before conclusion of the
lengthy suit is in sight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
Politics
CONTINUED from Page One)

NCOntlnueu from rage One)
insurance, minimum wage laws
and farm support prices.
President Roosevelt worked
meanwhile on his campaign
speech to be delivered before
a meeting of the AL Team
sters union in Washington
tomorrow night. His hackers
have let ii be known they eX-N
pect a fOrceful one, possibly
with particular emphasis on
labor matters.
Gov. John w. Bricker, Dew
ey's running mate, travelled to
Portland, Me, after telling a
rally at Baltimore
that whereas the judiciary ought
to be absolutely free of polit-
ical bias" the Supreme Court
has become a New Deal court
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22

nue., Ellwood City, Pa, arm and
left leg; Mrs. Ethel Ely, 81, of
2OO7 Bowman avenue, McKees-
port, Pa, forehead, Mrs. Flo
Johnson. of 1859 East 18th
street, Cleveland, Ohio, chest
head and leg, all in the car
driven by Copeland; and Mrs.
Kappenhafer, head, nose, chest,
arm and leg.
All the injured were taken to
81. Joseph's hospital except Mrs.
Kappenhafer, who told Sheriff's
deputies she would be treated
by her family doctor. All the
injured taken to st. JoSeph's
were dismissed after treatment
except Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Ely, who were reported in fair
condition this morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
Five Injured
in Accident
Cors Collide
on Jefferson

Five persons were injured
Thursday night in an automo-
bile accident on jefferson ave-
nue. in Chesterfield township.
Both cars involved were driven
north on Jefferson. The drivers
were Mrs. Dorothy E. Happen
hafer, of $3.50 Division street,
Richmond, and Neil Copeland,
of 10 North Walnut street,
Mount Clemens.
Injured were Neil Copeland,
40, chest and right leg; John d.
Hayden, SO, Of 118 Spring ave-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22

Special services will take place
on the following Sunday.
Rev. Alfred Landon, of the
First Methodist Church, has an
nounCed that a public thanks
giving service will be held at
1870 p. m, on the first evening
after the victory news an
nouncement, and the church will
be open all day for private pray
or and thanksgiving.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
Walls
Continued from Page One)

raging with hatred against the
Americans for the brutality and
viciousness displayed in indis-
criminate attacks on Manila yes
terday."
Another broadcast heard in
London said Jose P. Laurel,
Philippine puppet president, had
declared martial law through
out the islands lin view of the
danger of invasion being immin-
ent." The decree becomes eff
fective at 8 a. m. today, Manila
time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
Execution
Continued from PAGE One)

ed in the cave, and was specified
by the court. Prince Umberto,
Lieutenant General of the realm,
denied clemency.
A priest administered extreme
JUNCTION while the condemned
man stared intently. AS the
robed figure drew back, Caruso
shouted Viva L'Italia" and the
firing squad acted. The body
slumped over in the implanted
chair.
Immediately before the firing
squad-picturesque in red and
black uniforms-fired, an Off
Ger raised raised a saber and
shouted: Aim Well!'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22
Selfridge
Continued from Page One)

Guiding eight hours of overtime
at time and one-half.
Applications for such jobs at
Selfridge Field may be made at
the u. S. Employment Service,
% New street, Mount Clemens,
or to the local civil service
board, located in the Civilian
Personnel Office, Selfridge
Field, phone Mount Clemens
25l1, Extension 4183.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22

Lend-Lease shipments Of but
ter in 1913 amounted to OF of
an ounce per week per United
States civilian.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-22

Having home grown vege-
tables knocks out the home
groan over the price of those
at the store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
FDR Foreign Policy
Failure. Close Says

CHICAGO. Nov Upton
Close. former foreign correspond
ent and now a news commenta-
tor, declared in a broadcast over
national radio network that I'M
less America gets statesman
ship that underlipS and outruns
our military victories We Will be
left with nothing but dlSllluslon-
ment out OF those victories
III candidate Franklin u.
Roosevelt is going 10 take credit
for the glory of our military
victories which we could and
would have had without him, he
must in all justice and sports
manship take responsibility for
the diplomatic failures which we
could not have had without
him" Close declared.
He stated that President Roose-
welt IN his foreign policy had:
FIRST, a complete absence Of
understanding of the stark
power realism on which the two
great rival powers of Europe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

MY VISIT the T. s. Naval Hospital in Corona Cal,
WI unexpected and heartwarmnG surprise.
The moment our party including Patty Thomas the dancer
communications Of Los Angeles,
stepped into its spacious corridors and the fellows lined
on committee Sensed the morale IN the hospital was four
! had expected something quite different The wards at
Norco CIT used 10 be the Norconian Country Club are filled
rheumatic medical knows, but
few parents realize is the archkler Of children 1t murders
disease. s many prevalent and fatal
children than nfantie paralysis
VET me rheumatic fever wards at Norco seem more like
Il haven hospital Here real cheerfulness The
inspiring atmosphere Of determined faith Not long face
The answer quickly forthcoming from the lips Of Capt
Lynn executive officer Of the hospital who conducted
mo through acres Of wards especially constructed TO permit
sunshine at all hours
medical corps navy progress making
every effort combat this nsidious maady
fever for 500 years beginning 10 lit Parents and victims of
the disease can at least look hopefully to the future
hope based wishul thinking alone bat the solid
fact that IS TO 90 PER CENT of the Norco
returned to active service.
1T is this hope that makes YOU think you're talking Marine
PVT Clarence sewel in his Jeferson,1le Ind workshop
PVT Seee eagerly looking forward climbing back
his uniform Proudly showing me the beautiful model plane
eff n'wasnt for fever tnavy for rheumatic
ever wouldn't have been able to- make this plane. I'm not
this hope also that Apprentice Seaman William
Eye ncs and dark hands bsS i've MYTH Si6 6
counter pane stop at his private cubce 10 hello
navy plus unbeatable spirit will carry this
Negro lad well past his misfortune.
OUTSIDE NJ tho expert medically prescribed convaescene
~ developed here will tell you about II in my next
article there still known for rheumatic fever Strong
cues are comdp George G sa rb one Of tho nations most
outstanding authorities the malady lod at least two
assaSsns Strepococcc pulls trigger
primarily heart trouble Navy doctors have found the poison
often attacks the lungs kidneys brain and other vital parts
addition 10 the heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Russia and Britaln--Operate and
compromise.
Second, q total lack OF un-
derstanding of what is going on
in the minds Of two billion up
rising people o. Asia across the
Pacific. foe and friend alike, and
third, total absence of any
statesmanship whatsoever for
dOve-tailing the rising aSpira-
tions Of the yellow race and the
people Of India with our Ameri-
can desires for permanent peace
and fairness around the Pacific
basin"
The con1mentator. in detailing
President Roosevelts diplomatic
failures. decIASed the President
thought he could bluff the Japa
nese while his Harry Hopkins KEEP
from our forces in the Philippines
and Hawaii the necessary planes
and radar equipment which alone
could have protected US from the
blow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
S24,5OO Claim
Paid by DSR

A claim of SPA, 500, one of the
largest in its history, was allowed
today by the DSR commission to
Albert W. Schweitzer, SO. of 362
Fisher road, Crosse Pointe Farms.
Schweitzer has been in hospi-
tai for six months, he said. and
faces the loss of Is per cent of
the use of both legs as the result
of an accident in January, 1943,
when his auto was struck by a
streetcar piloted by a student
motorman.
His claim was one of 200 al
lowed by the commission. They
totaled S50.277.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
British Junction
With Tito Near

LONDON. Nov Z CINS)-An
imminent junction of Yugoslav
Partisans and British troops driv-
inc north in Greece was foreseen
today as Marshal Tito announced
that his men controlled the entire
Greece Yugoslavia border
Tito's communique announced
liberation of the important COM
munications center OF Bitolj. and
added that Albanian patriots had
freed tn greater part o. their
capital, Tlrana.
The Balkan air force attacked
German barracks in Tirana with
% rockets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Treason Case
|nHighCourt


The Supreme Court resdicd
itself today for It's first interpreta-
ton Of the meaning of treason
in the century and half history
Of the high tribunal
Never before have the supreme
bench Justices sought actually 10
test the treason law as they
moved 10 do in the case Of An
thony Cramer. who was convicted
in New York Of aiding two Of the
German Sabotcurs who were exc
cuted in Washington IN August
1912.
Preparatory 10 an Interpretation
n the meaning Of treason IN The
Constitution. the justices fired
question after question at two OPP
posing attorneys.
They listened intently 10 an
Swers from Harold r. Medina OF
New York. chairman Of the New
York City Bar Association and
professor Of law al Columbia Uni
versity. who has been acting
without fec for Cramer and Solici-
tor General Fahy.
Cramer IS appealing his convic-
tion and sentence Of 45 years
Imprisonment and $4,000 fine
The court seemed most inter
estcd in determining what the
trainers Of the Constitution meant
by saying that two witnesses must
testify 10 the same overt act IN
any treason case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Order l0c United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Never Loses
Wyoming Always Right,
Now for Dewey

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Nov.
GNS)-Political dopesters today
craned their necks toward Wy
oming-the state that has voted
on the winning side ir every
presidential election since 1896.
The latest information was
Wyoming is on the. fence but Z
weekend ms survey placed Wy
oming in the Dewey column.
The Denver Post also reported
Wyoming was getting on the
Dewey bandwagon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Jury Will Hear
Tire Evidence

Details Of She operation Of q
Michigan black market IN tires
and tubes Will be presented 10 the
federal grand Jury in Detroit,
William G. Fitzpatrick, assistant
u $ attorney said today
Evidence 10 be presented 10 the
jury is said 10 involve al least y
persons and 1000 fraudulent tire
certificates which were used 10
release 10000 castings and tubes
10 rscketeerS through ut the
state
FitZpatrick'S announcement fol
lowed his receipt OF the results of
nearly six months OF investigation
conducted under Ethan {, Pre-
witt. chief enforcement attorney
for the OPA in Detroit.
While details Of the evidence
we're withheld. il was learned
that the black market ring had
headquarters in Lansing where,
one source stated. two OPA en-
ployes were discharged during
the investigation.
At least four firms in Lansing
and a score I'm other sections of
the state are believed among
those involved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
u. y. Ace
Missing

BOISE. Ida. April 20 up
Capt. Duane Beeson %. who with
Il enemy planes to his credit was
the third-ranking American ace
in the European theater. has been
missing in action since April ).
ms father, Carl Beeson, reported
today
Beeson a former member Of the
RAF~s Eagle Squadron trailed
capt Don :. Gentle. Piqus, o.
leading American ace with 30
planes and Capt Bob Johnson,
Hawton Okla, who mas shot down
p IN combat.
On ms last raid over Germany
Deeson shot down one German
lane and knocked out second on
the graund before he vas downed
lbs two companions reported both
kills and headquarters raised his
Official score TO %.
HIS flying mates believe he Is
safe somewhere IN Germany, and
they know that il he Is alive, he's
sore because ne had to give up
-ttrarrce tfirt- record lAfa
had hoped 10 top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
u. s. Churches 10 Aid
Famine Stricken India

NEW YORK, April 20 GNS)-
Fred Atkins Moore. director of
the Church Committee for Relief
in Asa, announced today that
I. $. churches. which have sent
more than Sl00.000 10 India in the
last six months. would be asked
10 contribute an additional $50
600 10 combat disease and suffer-
inc IN the wake of the India
famine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Hdupt Ruled Sane;
To Face treason Trial

CHICAGO. April 20 GNS)-
Hans Max Haupt. father of the
executed Nazi saboteur, Herbert
Haupt, was adjudged legally sane
yesterday, and the date of his
second trial on charges Of treason
was set for MAY Is
A federal court Jury required
only Is minutes 10 reach lis YER
dict, Haupt was arraigned imme-
diately and pleaded not guilty 10
the treason charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
MUSTANG CRASHES

MUSTANG CRASHES
Gan official announcement in
London This forenoon said Col.
Hitchcock died when Mustang
he was hying crashed on a nom
operatlonal flight. Col Hitchcock
had been serving as chief Of the
Ninth Fighter Command $ tao
ucal research section
The crash occurred near Sal
isbufy Plain while Hitchcock
way ftyTUg rTOT7T MS NINTH AT
Force fighter base. Hitchcock
arrived IN England early in 1912
Cot. Hitchcock was too young,
10 fly combat plane in World
War ] but through his own per
severance and influential friends
ne became a pilot in the famed
Lafayette EScadrille. Although
only II. he received a commission.
bagged two German planes and
then was wounded and forced
down over German territory.
He was taken prisoner, but
escaped by diving through a
prison train window and walking
100 miles 10 friendly territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Helen Gale Wright
Seized inL0OP SG0re

Police today we're seeking a
larceny warrant against Mrs
Helen Gale Howe Wright Of 739
Grand MaraiS. Crosse Pointe, who
Is awaiting sentence in federal
court for selling rationeed goods
without taking ration points. 3
Police said that Mrs. Wright
was unable TO produce a sales slip
when she was arrested yesterday
m the J L. Huson Co. store while
carrying dress valued AZ SOS IS.
Records show that Mrs. Wright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

was arrested in 1910 in the Ernst
Kern Co. store on a larceny
charge y but was not prosecuted
She pleaded guilty last summer
on the federal charge after il was
proved that a number of socialites
had obtained groceries and meats
without stamps in The Helen Gale
Howe Products Co store, 1913
jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Vatican Flies Own Mail

BERN, switzerland, April 20
UP)-A Vatican airplane, with
approval Of belligerents. Tuesday
transported diplomatic bags from
Sicily for the Holy See the
Geneva newspaper La Suisse said
todaX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
BELIEVED IN MUSTANG

Col Hitchcock was considered
responsible 10 a large degree for
the development and popularity Of
the Mustang fighter, fastest IN
the United Nations air arm.
When Tommy Hitchcock was
not starring on the polo fields he
worked as partner OF Lehman q
Bros. Wall Street brokers. But
he had always said he preferred
a SweatShlrt 10 a stuffed shirt
He is survived by his widow
two sons. two daughters and a
Step-SOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Study Postwar Problems

PHILADELPHIA, April %
fUP) - The International Labor
Organization opens its first regu-
lar conference since 1889 today
with election Of a president for
the four-wcck meeting. which will
consider present and postwar
social and economic problems re-
lating 10 labor and industry.
Forty nations will be represented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
THE WAR FRONTS

FAR EAST-Aied naval force Sabaug Japanese
base off northern Sumatra. Page H.
AIR WAR-alybased bombers raid railroad yards Povdv
in Bulgaria. Page p
ITALi-Aied infantrymen raid German positions Anzio
beachhead take prisoners. Page 2)
RUSSiAGerman troops making heavy twopronged
attack near Stanislswow, in old Poland. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Hoovers Son in Mexico

MEXICO CITY. April 20 CUP)
Herbert Hoover Jr. son Of the
former president, passed through
Mexico City on Pan-American
airliner yesterday en- route Ia
Guatemala His mission was not
disclosed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

Il. " no was
killed in a
plane accident
in Britain
T h e colonel,
X n o " n n g
world over as
Tommy in his
polo = playing
days died in
{ Z a n thy in a
crash Tuesday
according 10 a
cable from Am
baSSador John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Crash Kills
Hitchcock,
Polo Star

NV YORK April % ms
The l. s Army AR forces and HE
world Of sports mourned today The
loss Of stanch military aviation
enthusiast and great polo player
IT. Col Thomas Hitchcock Jr.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Kelly. M'kay
I'm Deadlock
By FRANK MORRIS

Both Gov. Kelly and Republican National Committee
man Frank D. Mckay groggy but unbowed after a
nightlong np-andtuck battle delegates gathered at
Gass Technical High School today for the state COP
Indications that Kelly had gained ground in his
against the onetme powerful boss. But when they
ceased firing at a. m, by mutual consent, Mckay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Two Killed
In Car Crash
Times Photo

Two persons were dead and
third critically injured today when
an automobile containing five SOL
diers and three women left the
road a half-mile north Of Mt.
Clemens. The other five passen-
gers also we're injured.
The dead were:
PVT. GEORGE p. GOODIN Of
2436 Pennsylvania.
KATHRYN WRITER'S, ~, Of
$50 Parkview drive.
The injured include Mrs. Eileen
Sigel. 27. of 1897 Outer Drive.
Dearborn; her niece, Patricia
Rousseau. %. of 2164 Pennsylvania:
Ffcs. Robert Bulger, % of 211e
st. Clair, Semond Marabarak, 10,
of 1888 Pennsylvania, and Cpl.
Robert Atwood, p, of $40 Park
view Drive.
Mrs. Sigel. who Is near death
in St. Joseph Hospital in Mt.
Clemens. is the wife of Ralph
Sigel and the mother of a three-
year-old child, James. She stff.
fered fractures of the skull, both
legs and both arms and internaF
injuries. -------------
Miss SouSseau was treated and
released and the soldiers all werH
taken TO the base hospital at Sch
fridge Field.
Macomb County deputy sheriffs
said Miss Rousseau told them the
party had visited several taverne
in Detroit and was headed for
Mt. Clemens at 5 a. m. when the
accident occurred.
MISSES TURN
The deputies said the auto
missed turn on the North River
road and crashed through a ditch.
shearing off a utility pole and
coming TO a stop in a clump Of
trees. All eight passengers were
thrown clear Of the wreckage by
the impact.
Deputy Leonard Jarvis said
charges would be pressed against
Pvt. Mabarak, driver of the auto,
which belonged 10 his father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
aeuntbatteH announced teday y.

Direct hits We're scored on
the Sabang dockyards, power
station, wharfs, barracks and
gars, the communique
added. At least p enemy
planes were destroyed on the
ground at Sabang and others
were caught parked on a field
at Lho Nga, at the north
western tip Of Sumatra. Lho
Nga also is the terminus Of
an important rail line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

. Filters Blast
= Jap Bases

SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMAND HQ, HANDY, Ceylon,
April 20 UNSl-Aed fighters and bombers operating from
made surprise raid two japanese air
fields i'm northern Sumatra at dawn yesterday, Lord
AeHHtbatteH announced today
The communique said that Allied bateships cruisers,
LIZ. n,,lnn H.