davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Carr
Continued From Page One

into the Balkan countries where
he did much valuable work fol
the partisans aiding the alice
cause.
PLOTTED TITO
He worked with and for Gen
eral Tito for lengthy period
and often piloted the partisan
leader on secret missions coor-
dinating guerilla warfare.
The coveted Partisan Star Gan
attractive red-enamel medal as
big as a silver dollar) was
awarded 10 Carr "by the Secre-
tary and President of the Chair
manship, of the Anti-Fascist
Council of the National Liberia
ton of Yugoslavia" - to quote
the exact words of the foreign
governments citation.
II is now a treasured relic in
the hands OF Cars mother, Mrs.
Frances Carr Bunting. of SO
Union street, Mount Clemens.
Mrs. Carr is also IN possession
Of another souvenir which she
prizes as highly, i, not higher,
than the Partisan Star awarded
her son. II describes in we'll
chosen words Major Cars rec
ord with the 18th Air Force,
and refers to the third DISC
award he received. 1t is as fol-
lows:
Il am very happy TO tell you
that your son. Major Lee d.
Carr has been awarded the high
~ coveted second Oak Leaf
cluster to the Distinguished
Service Cross for out outstanding
achievement in action against
the enemy. know you will be
glad to hear this.
"Only few men who fly in
battle for their country have
been so honored. The high quail
ties that your son has develop
ed. through the home life you so
we'll provided during his forma-
tive years, has no small part in
making his achievement pos
sible.
major Carr, by this courage
and devotion to duty, has Set
an example which has made his
comrades proud to serve with
him in this war for high ideals.
AS the Commander of the Ar
Force in which he served, / also
take pride in his accomplish
ments and appreciate the more
intimate JOY which l know is
yours at this moment.
1t is genuine pleasure
to have has with Inc, In the
Twelfth Air Force, such an
outstanding airman.
Very Sincerely.
John K. Cannon,
Major General, USA."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Scout
Continued From Page One


sons honor will be held early
in November, and all Macomb
County council members and
leaders have been asked to plan
on attendance, district president
Guy l.. Verkler states.
Scout Executive Watson's ca
reer in Pontiac reflects the
growth of the Boy Scout move
ment here. The Pontiac council
was organized in 1918. When
Mr.. Watson came to Pontiac in
1924, the council included four
troops and 81 members.
in 1923 the greater part of
Oakland county combined with
the city Of Pontiac to form the
Oakland Area Council. Follow
ing this merger the member
ship increased greatly and in
1896 Macomb county joined
with the Oakland area unit and
formed the Clinton Valley coun-
Gill;" Watson recalls.
Growth of the Boy Scout as
ISOLATION has been considerable
since that time due partly to the
clubbing program for younger
boys" he said.
A native of Northfield, MINI I,
Watson was educated in North
field High school and Carleton
college. A leader in Scouting, he
also has followed two other &C.
equations. gymnastics and pho
tograph with interest and sue
cess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Factory
Continued From Page One

theatre building nearby were
well advanced. Formal an
nouncement of the hotel and
theatre projects was expected
momentarily, it was said, with
the prospect that the Mount
Clemens city commission on
Wednesday may find before it.,
for the first time in history, APP
plications for building permits
topping one million dollars.
A more detailed account of
the Electromaster ceremonies,
which were not scheduled for
completion prior to press time
today, will be carried in tomor-
rows edition of the Monitor
Leader.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Hero
CONTINUED from Pare One)

Continued from Page One)
knew him by the nickname
"Cocky". He pitched for Jack
lie Sierens' Merchants team sew
eral years ago.
The dead hero went overseas
in July, 1914 and served In Be-
GUM and in the Aachen assault
in Holland. In June Of that year
he spent his last furlough in
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
BEWARE OF
PIM.vv!ORMS

Recent medical reports reveal that IN
amazing number Of children and grown.
ups may Be victims Of Pin Worms-oftsn
without suspecting what h wrongi
Watch cut for the warning signs that
may mean Pin-Worms In your child or
yourseh - especially the tormenting. en-
barrassing rectal itch. Because now you
cen and should do something about Il.
After centuries Of distress caused b. Pin.
Worms. . highly effective way 70 deal with
them hes been made poseihls. Il 10 based
Gentian violeG
This special drug b ths vital ingredient
n ~ he Pin-Woem tablets developed
b the hboratorin Of DR.. d. Jayne 4 Son.
~ tah1sts are small and easy 70 take,
snd thsy aet n . special way - rsmsvs
pin.Wogmo.
% u you suspect thls usly infection. ask
your druggist for JAvN9'4 P.W and follow
The dirsctions. 6atisfaetion guaranteed or
your money hack.
RS sasy - rsnsnbw p.W for pin.NNorus
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Konoye
CONTINUED from Pare One)


es to retire from court and start
political activity as private
citizen, the sources said.
Last Sunday, Konoye in an
interview with the Associated
Press, reported that General
Macarthur had suggested that
he head a liberal political move
ment in Japan.
The three-times premie r
agreed at his meeting with the
Allied commander to relay his
views on constitutional revision
to Emperor Hirohito and later
at the Emperor's request under
took to draft the desired revis-
ions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
MORE TAXICABS

The Mount Clemens City Com
mission voted last night to al
low Is more taxicabs to OPP
crate In the city. The applica-
tions were made by Angelo
Fisher of the Tower Taxi Serv-
ice who asked for nine new
cabs and Dwayne HUMPHREYS
who was allowed four addi-
tional cabs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Brothers
Continued from Pare One)

Continued from Page One)
rushed to hospital by a neigh
Dor.
Patrolman Edwin Klockow,
who investigated the fire said
that Mrs. Butt had been burning
leaves and did not know that
her sons had the can of cleaning
fluid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Legion Planning
Halloween Party

A public Halloween costumed
party will be held by Harry OIL
rich Post No. 4, American Le-
gion, on Saturday at the Legion
Clubhouse, North Gratiot, where
a full evening of enjoyable rec
reation is assured by Entertain
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25

ment Chairman H. E. (Peg)
Moore.
Dancing will take place and
refreshments will be served.
The affair will start at 8 p. m.
and conclude about z q. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25
Labor
Continued From PAGE One

emphasizing the August ID ex-
ecutive order, which lifted the
lid on wages where price in
creases would not follow, and
reliance on collective bargaining
TO cut industry's own pattern for
wage increases paid out of pro-
fits.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-25

into the Balkan countries where
he did much valuable work for
the partisans aiding the allied
cause
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
NurseCIdsses
.Need88GiirIs
Applications Invited
by u. S. Cadet Corps

An urgent and immediate call
for S6 qualified girls for cadet
nurses 10 fill spring enrolment
vacancies in three schools was
issued Saturday by Mrs. Catherine
Miller, official state recruiting
officer for the u. S. cadet corps.
All-expense scholarships will be
provided through the u. S. Public
Health Service. Glasses for
trainees begin early in March at
ST. Mary's here; ST. Joseph'S in
Mt. Clemens and on April % at
University Of Michigan.
Membership in the corps is open
10 all women between Is and 35
who are high school graduates or
have college training. and who are
in good health. Candidates should
apply directly 10 the schools. and
II vacancies are filled, to the
Michigan State Nursing Council,
81 w. Warren.
although $500 Michigan
women have enlisted In the
corps since 1941," Mrs. Miller
said, I'VE need at least 1850
to meet the current state quota.
The immediate need IL for SO to
fill the vacancies, however"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Argentina Sends
Protest TO NdHS

BUENOS AIRES Feb. II (INs)
The Argentine government an
HounCcd tonight it has sent an
energetic protest 10 Germany
against the Nazi decision 10 detain
seven Argentine diplomats in the
Reich.
In announcing this decision,
Berlin had alleged that Great
Britain had arrested seven Ger
man diplomats en- route back 10
Germany from tho Argentine on
charges Of espionage The German
government declared II would re-
fuse ot release The seven Argen-
tine diplomats from the Reich as
a measure OF reprlSal.
The stuff protest against this
measure was sent 20 Germany
through the Swiss representative
n Berlin inasr0uch as Argentina
has severed diplomatic relations
with the Reich.
"A Reuter- dispatch from
BuenoS AIRES SAID the seven
Argentine diplomats were being
held in Germany az hostages. }
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Pope Plus improved

VATICAN CITY, Feb. II CUP)
DR. Riccardo GaleaZzi. physician
10 the Pope, SAID today the Pom
tiff was considerably improved
and could be expected 70 resume
normal activity about the middle
Of next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Lapel Mike Used
By Airborne troops

NEW YORK, Feb. II OUP)-
Airborne troops who leap into
battle no longer are entirely on
their own, for they can commupi-
cate with their mother plane by
means OF a newly developed
crystal lapel mike.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
War Casualty Messages Tax
Fortitude of Delivery Group
TOUGH JOB

Floyd Kehn, a veteran
Detroit emplOye of the
Western Union, receiving
from Mrs. Virginia HOOs a
casualty message for deliv-
cry, one of The wars most
heart-breaking jobs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Order I0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Western Union
Employees Soften
Blow If Possible
BY VERA BROWN

we lbhc OH OuI ndhb 10 the <o'
men and women who are doini
Detroit's most difficult and heart
breaking war job.
They are the Western Unior
messengers who day after da,
must take those casualty mes
Eages from the government 10 Tn,
mothers, fathers and wives of ouI
fighting men.
How DO they meet their task?
w. F. Lowan. head of the wir,
delivery service, pointed TO TIT
poster above his desk:
"A casualty message demands
the best you have TO give In
service"
He suggested a visit 10 the JET
ferson-Hart office 10 see how th'
men and women feel about theil
difficult jobs
ON JOB TWO YEARS
Mrs. Halle Morris, AZ. OF 950t
Grinnell, has been carrying those
messages for more than two
years. She has eight cousins II
the army. six overseas.
~ think most OF US feel that
anything we can do for the
loved ones Of a service man IL
something done for our own. I
am proud that j have never
cried. BHt admit that many
times I've hat n hard time put
ting my car KEY into the igni-
ton lock. Sometimes I've
stopped around the corner
Afterward, and had q little cry
. all by myself, hut don't tell my
boss, Mr.. Turner.
feH see Why II II 30 impor-
taBt Ia keep calm, 10 be able 10
do what they ask. II the mother
or wife IN alone, we ask II we
may not catt somebody, neigh
Dor or a friend. Neighbors rise
TO the occasion maryelously.
Sometimes they ask for
their medicine. I've trained my
self to go calmly to the bath
room without asking where II
Il, get the medicine, a wet towel
whatever IL needed. The way
they kind of cling To you Ia 40
pathetic. II IL easy to he of
service 20 them, they need
little kindness 40 desperately.
NOT ALL SADNESS
"But II IL not all sadness.
remembeT-on Christmas Day
j had collect message to de-
liver. When I got 10 the house
knew I'D been there before
with a 'u1IsSIng in action mes
sage. The mother recognized
me when she came 20 the door.
She said:
my dear, there 10 only one
ressGge IN the worid whieh
Wouid mean anything TO mo
that Would mean my prayers are
ansWsTsd. Are you going TO tell
me my boy 10 dead" said:
No medam. for this is a collect
message, had Ia read IL %
her.
"The message told her her
son was in a hospital on the
coast. IL made my Christmas
very happy. The way most peo-
pie receive their messages
makes you proud Of them. Per-
haps the most touching thing IL
sometimes when leave they
thank me for being OF service
To them--they remember 10 do
that At such a time"
SAID veteran Western Union
Floyd Kehn Of 1886
4Roslyn Crosse Pointe Woods
The thing that gets me every
time ia when there's n baby in
the crib. ! have 90 fight that
old lump In the throat. But I
throw IL Of when I leave. You
have 10. After Ave or six of
them n day you'd be In the
hospital In a month II YOU
took il home With you As II
were.
Frequently we do quite q lot
Of telephonlng for the recipient
of the wire. They are tIst not
able to do 10 themselves. I've
had women faint, but ! manage
that, for now ! can tell II they
are beginning 10 sag. They are
very gallant, those women"
Order IOc United States War
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06
Palestine Under SURVEY
for Well Promotion

JERUSALEM+U.p)-A Pales-
tine mining syndicate is prepar-
ing to study oil prospects in a
concession area near the Dead
Sea.
The work may determine fin
ally just what Palestinian oil re-
sources are "a edebatable matter
until the actual exploration is
done despite surface indications.
Promising fields for explora-
ton have been determined by
geological and geophysical re-
search in the Dead Sea area and
elsewhere there are signs such
as seepages. natural gas and
earth formations pointing to oil
possibilities.
Drilling tests are expected to
be expedited by recent Oil
Mining Ordinance published by
the Palcstinian government.
Up TO now Palestine's pro-
spects along this line have been
counted very small. Tables is
sued some time ago in the United
States count its potentialities as
meager.
If the tests are successful Pal
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06
Handicapped Deof Assisted
by Vocational Department

MINNEAPOLIS - W.H - The
vocational rehabilitation depart
ment of Minneapolis public
schools in cooperation with the
state department of education
announced that 700 disabled
Minneapolis youths between the
ages Of Is and 81 have received
treatment, guidance and training
during the past year in an effort
to recapture the important hui
man resource-working useful
ness.
Disabilities ranging from am
putations, heart trouble, infan-
tile N,ralysis and even emotional
instability are no longer consid-
cred handicaps to these people.
David Desmorey is prize ex-
ample of the work this year-old
program has undertaken.
Desmorey lost both legs in .
railroad accident three years
ago, which caused amputation OF
both legs too high for use of ar
tificial limbs.
At present, Desmorey, having
completed a period of employ
ment training, during which the
state reimbursed his employer,
now is in line for a pay increase
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06
Experimental
.Helicopter is
Tried by Army

UPPER DARBY, Pa.-U.p}
- The Army has a new expe-
rimental helicopter, the XR-8 -
small, bean shaped craft with
three blade rotors revolving in
opposite directions.
The principle of the rotors re-
volving in opposite directions
eliminates torque, or the side
push reaction of one rotor turn
ing in one direction. 1t is a new
patented process of the Kellett
Aircraft Corp, Upper Darby.
w. Wallace Kellett, president
of the company, said that it
would be some time before the
ship is available for civilian use.
He said it would cost consider
ably more than the most eXpen-
sive automobile.
Kellett pointed out that the
present ship was designed prin-
cipally for landing aircraft un-
der extreme conditions where
there is limited space The plane
will be used by the Army where
there is an urgent need for
emergency equipment, and for
patroling and inspecting forests,
pipe lines and communication
routes that are not easily ac-
cessible.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06

Mary -Gates,-ta. H. Mary Gseis)
Estate--Ciaims
October I. t0i5
STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate
Court for the County OF Macomb.
At = session Of said Court held AZ the
Probate Office in the City OF MI. Glen.
ems in the said County. on the Ind day
OF July. A. d. l845.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Mary
r. Gates, "a. X. a. Mary Goetz). De-
ceased.
II appearing 10 the court that the
time for presentation 81 claims against
said. estate should be limited. and that
, time and place he appointed n re-
ceive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands against said deceased oy
and before said court.
II Is Ordered, That creditors OF SAID
deceased are required 10 present their
claims 10 said court at said Probate
office on or before the ist day OF Oc-
teber- A-D l945. at nine O'Clock IN
tho forenoon. Central War Time. u0:OO
a m Eastern War Time) said time
and place being hereby appointed tor
the examination and adjustment OF All
claims and demands against said oe'
ceased. 81,
n Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof he given by public alton
81 a COPY OF this order for three sue
cessive weeks previous 10 said day OF
hearing, in the Monitor-Lcader, = news
paper printed and circulated In ss'd
JOSEPH v. TRoMBLY.
Judge Of Probate.
ELEANORE wALENTOW1CZ,
July s,i3.2o-M.-L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06
Claims Scientists Admit
Supreme Beings Presence

The radio speaker will con-
tinue, people who suppose they
shall get TO heaven because their
pictures are not in the Rogue's
Gallery had better understand
that God judges the heart, that
He has a photograph of every
thought, a record of every idle
word, a fingerprint OF every
soul. Human courts will not try
you for neglecting your children
spiritually, for not going to
church, not saying your prayers,
not reading your Bible, or for
envying or hating your neighbor,
but God will. BE we therefore
followers of God, as dear child
rem
The Mohammedans have nine
~ nine names for God, but Our
Father is not among them. You
will need to know God as your
Father sooner perhaps than you
think, in bereavement, sin and
trouble. Mushrooms of sin may
spring up overnight even in we'll
ordered lives, but they cannot
survive in the sunlight of God S
Word and grace"
Trinity Lutheran c hurc h,
Dickinson and Gibbs, is partic-
ipating member of the Interna-
tional Lutheran Hour every Sum
dav, Station CKLW at 1890 pm
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06

as leather worker and delivery
boy at the Minneapolis Artificial
Limb Co.
He is perched on a scooter
with a platform resembling an
ordinary chair seat, which is
fitted with a cushion and q
leather strap that goes around
his body.
He propels himself with two
short hand "crutches" almost as
rapidly as the average person
can run and can also 60 up and
down steps and drive a car.
When a case is discovered,
medical diagnosis Is given and
efforts are Immediately begun to
restore the individual as nearly
as possible to normal living and
working conditions.
In many cases, occupationai
therapy is used in the cure.
Students who display college
abilities and interests may OBJ
tain from the state and federal
government, four years of col
lege tuition to any Minnesota
school.
No case is closed until the dis
abled person is fitted with q
place of employment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06
MARANATHA
FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH
North at Pine.
Rev. William Il. Dunn, Pastor.

Rev. William b. Dunn, Pastor.
Services for Sunday:
$50 Bible School for all ages
Come and bring a child along
with you.
100 Morning Worship for
everybody. Good music, special
song by the choir and the pastor
will bring a stirring message en-
titled. Let Us Seek the Good
Old Way and Walk in It."
Gas Maranatha Young PeO-
Piles League. Come out. there
are some good things in store
for you in the near future.
7:45 Evening Gospel Service
A very special message, sub
ject, "a Prudent Man. You will
enjoy the singing and the speciaI
music. Why not bring your
friends with you?
Tuesday evening 745 Prayer
and praise service.
Tuesday evening $50 Another
adult Bible study on the Dis
pensations" This class is open
and free TO all.
Maranatha welcomes you to
any and all of her services.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06

In his address as summer guest
speaker on.the International Lu-
theran Hour, Rev. Walter F
Troeger, pastor of Pilgrim Luth-
eran Church, Santa Monica, Cal
ifornia, will issue an appeal that
men become followers of God "
Speaking over the Mutual Broad
casting System and affiliated
stations. the radio speaker will
assert to be followers of God we
must recognize Gods supreme
being and power, learn to bend
our will to His leadership, and
trust His promises.
Pastor Troeger will assert:
DIR. Arthur E. Haas, noted ply
sicist, says humbly:: Few real
scientists in the world today are
conceited enough to feel that
they can explain the existence
Of the universe without admit
ting the existence of God i had
rather believe all the fables of
the Talmud and the Koran said
Bacon, than that this universal
frame is without a mind 1T is
impossible to govern the world
without God said George Wash
ington, he must be worse than
an infidel that lacks faith, and
more than wicked that has not
gratitude enough, TO acknow-
ledge his obligation "
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06

"And they paul and Silas)
said: Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ, and thou shalt he saved,
and thy house." Acts 1881.
A preacher was once re-
preached by some business men
for the fact that his preaching
was making some of the people
quite angry. These men had
helped TO bring the preacher to
the community for special serv-
ices, and now that some of the
folks thought him too plain and
blunt about his preaching, they
were getting worried, They
wanted him to be less outspokcn
against sin, so in their discussion
with him they said, you know
you're rubbing the cat the
wrong way" The quick reply
was, I'm rubbing all right, turn
the cat around"
1t is noteworthy in the preach
ing recorded in he New Tesla
ment that there was no compro-
mise concerning vital issues. The
Christian message was launched
into world filled with philos-
ophies and religions, and "rul-
titude of conflicting ideas.
Everybody had a cure-all for
something. And into the midst
of all this confusion there was
launched one clear call which
was entirely different from
anything else. "Believp'' that is,
trust or put your confidence in
one proven Savior, the Lord
Jesus Christ, and He will carry
you through to victory.
Every other system on the
face of the earth had based its
hope for salvation upon the good
one might do, or the merit one
might lay up in the eyes of his
God. Only Christ offers a COM
plete salvation to all who will
receive, and the nsays in effect,
You can show your gratitude
and thanks for what have
done for you by living so that
others will want the same sal
vation you have received"
The illustration used in the
Bible is death and resurrection.
Before one comes to Christ he is