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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13

year. He Is the son of Mrs. Rose
Marsack of New Baltimore.
Mrs. Nienan and family of
Detroit called on Mrs. Louise
Rivard the past week.
Raymond Huber, son of Ed
ward Huber of New Baltimore
was one Of five Navy men from
the Detroit area who were men,
bers of the top ranking Air
Group ID whose record of de-
struction against the Japs has
been released by the Navy De-
partment.
The operetta Liberty Lane"
which was presented by the
grades and Junior High Of St.
Mary's school, the past week
was we'll attended.
Edwin Lewis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lewis, celebrated
his second birthday the past
week.
Pvt. Fred Keller arrived In
New Baltimore the past week
10 spend a weeks furlough with
his wife. He graduated from the
radio school at Fort Knox, KY.
and will report to Fort Ord, Cal.
at the end Of his furlough.
Seaman &c Charles Miller
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller, for nine days. He
will report back to Great Lakes
Naval Training Station for fur
Their assignment.
Mrs. Virginia Heshon was the
guest Of honor at a farewell par
ty given by her co-workers OF
the Packard Motor company at
the Stockholm in Detroit the
past week.
Mrs. Harry Holt is recover
ing from a broken ankle at her
home in Detroit. The Holt fami-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
n. Baltimore Civic Club
Elects Aurond President

NEW BALTIMORE-Maynard
Aurand was elected president of
the New Baltimore Civic Club
at the annual meeting held at
Vernier's Grill Tuesday evening.
Other officers elected were:
Henry Becker, secretary an d
Ted Hayman, treasurer. Aurand,
who acted as treasurer the past
year, replaces James McCor-
mack who will be vice president.
Louis Pingel and Orvy Bates
were named to the executive
board.
Lloyd Robillard, Radioman
nc, arrived in New Baltimore
Saturday after receiving a
medical discharge FIR m the
after "a months of service.
Pvt. and Mrs. William Heine-
mann and family of Fort Mag
ara spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Heinemann, Sr.
Dale Simmerman was host to
several friends at his home on
Sunday. The occasion being his
birth day anniversary. Orvy
Bates was chairman OF the
event.
A large crowd attended the
chicken dinner sponsored by the
Ladies Missionary Society at the
Congregational c hur CHI, last
Wednesday.
Pvt. Charles Marsack arrived
home Saturday from Clinton,
Iowa. For the past two weeks
Charles has been at the Army
hospital at Clinton, coming there
from Seattle, Wash. where he
also underwent disqualification
upon his return to the States
from Juneau, Alaska, where he
had been stationed for over a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
Electric Strike Threat
Withdrawal Gratifying

1.-THE Unions action In with
drawing its strike threat must be
deeply gratifying to every per-
son in this area as II Is to me-"
said James w. Parker, president
Of The Detroit Edison Company.
in commenting on the Unions
action late Thursday revoking q
strike threat in the company's
production department.
1T Is a heartening recognition
by the officers and members Of
UWOC-CIO 223 of all the fac
tors involved and will, I believe,
be of real help in the fair and
prompt settlement of the mat
tiers in dispute.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13

In the community are thos e
from:
Mrs. Ora E. Dugan at Erin
sc h DOL, S542,10; Miss Marie
Daily at Grant school, S533.50;
arold LeFevre, Kern road
schools, s165; Miss Bernice
Conley, East d ctr oft II ! & h
sc h o ol, S115.27; st. Peters
school Sl06.O2; st. Veronica
school, $50: East Detroit theatre,
s284.82; Eastwood tn e a tire,
s6O.92; Kiwanis c lu b, Sl00;
WSCS of Emmanuel Church, SIS;
st. Peters Ladies' Aid, $25;
American Legion Post 261, SIS;
Anonymous, S25; Kroger store
canisters, $64.70; American Le-
gion Auxiliary 261, $40.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
East Detroit Tops
Polio Drive Funds
lorser Contributor
Listed by Choirmon

EAST DETROIT-The largest
contribution as yet reported
from any Macomb county COM
munity for the Infantile Para
lysis Fund comes from East De-
'troit, whose chairman, Arthur j..
Wendt, lists a total Of $2,262.16.
Among the larger contributors
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
AT THE HARRISON
TOWNSHIP HALL
Notice ReIotivs TO Opening and Closing
Of The Polls
ELECTION LAW, REVISION OF 10;

ELECTION LAW, REvISION OF 1891
(10) Section 1. On the day Of election the polls
shall be opened o'clock in the forenoon shall
continued open until eight o'clock in the afternoon
longer Provided That m townships the board of npec
tors of election may in its discretion, adjourn the polls
twelve o'clock noon for hour. and that the township
board in townships and the legislative body cities
villages may, by resolution provide that the polls
opened at six o'clock in the forenoon and may provide
that the pos shall be kept not later than eight
in the evening Of the day Every qualified pres
and in line at the polls at the prescribed for
closing thereof shall be allowed to vote
Ralph E; Beoufoit,
Harrison Townhip Clerk
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
ly are summer residents Of New

ly are summer residents of New
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westley Mertz
had Mr.. and Mrs. John Laude-
man and Beverly Campbell OF
Port Huron as their guests on
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Ward of Kentucky
Is making her home with Mrs.
Regina Smith.
A pot luck dinner will be
given by the ladies of st. Mary's
c h u re h, New Baltimore on
Tuesday. Feb. 20. All are in
vited.
Mrs. Paul Blair Is confined
to her home because Of illness.
Mrs. Ambrose O'Malley enter
tanned a group of ladies at her
home Friday evening at pinoch-
lie.
Miss Lorraine Bervis OF Detroit
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ber-
Wis.
Pfc. Patricia LeFevre re-
turned to Boiling Field, Wash
ington after spending 17-day
furlough with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. LeFevre.
Mrs. Henry Johnson was host
ess to members Of the Sewing
Club at her home Monday eve
ming.
Funeral services for Mary
Rivard Of Fair Haven were held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Immaculate Conception
Church at Anchorville. She was
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
Notice ReIotive to Opening and Closing
Of the Polls

ELECTION LAW, REVISION OF 1881
(l10) Section 1. On the day of any election the polls
shall be opened at o'clock in the forenoon and shall
be continued until eight o'clock in the afternoon and
longer Provided That in townships the board Of nspec
of election in its discretion adjourn the polls
twelve o'clock noon for hour and that the township
board in townships and the legislative body in cities and
villages by resolution provide that the polls shall be
six o'clock In the forenoon and also provide
that the polls shall be kept not later than eight o'clock
In evening of the day Every qualified elecor
ent in line at the polls at the hour prescribed for the
closing thereof shall be allowed to vote.
Paul Stepnitz,
Clinton Township Clerk
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
DOG BITES BOY

DOG BITES BOY
Mrs. William Ogden, Of 255
Jones street, reported to city
police at $3.50 p. M, Saturday
that her son, Davis, age seven,
had been bitten on the left leg
by q large grey dog, owned in
the vicinity of Washington and
Gallup avenues. The case was
turned over to the dog warden
for investigation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13

A unique loading device oper-
ating on the escalator principle
is now employed in the airports
of the country to raise air ship
ments from the ground to the
nose of the airplanes, or the re.
verse operation which reduce the
average time of handling cargo
planes from 20 to 10 minutes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
COAT, SCARF TAKEN

Second street, porte to
Mount Clemens police Saturday
that his coat, gloves and scarf
were stolen while he was at
tending a school dance at Grace
Parish House. The coat was q
size 80, grey and tan, valued at
$40; the gloves were worth 81
and the scarf, a maroon color
with yellow design and fringe
was valued at SIS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13

survived by her husband Rich
ard, and two children, Florence
and Lawrence. Mrs. Rivard was
we'll known in New Baltimore.
Mrs. Joe DeLellis Of Licking
ton, Ont, returned to her home
after spending q week with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Roche.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
Little Venice"

The name, Venezuela, means
Little Venice" and was given
to the South American country
by Amerigo Vespucci because
the natives built their homes on
stills in Lake Maracaibo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
Don't Sfurve Yourself

Distress Afeeg Eating
Too strenuous dieting may lead to starving.
which isn't funi Don't deny yourself your ia
vorite foods because you suffer from stomach
OF ulcer pains. officiating gas. indigestion.
heartburn. sour upset stomach caused BY excess
acid. Try Udga Tablets for quick relief: Over
200 million used. Get Csc box of Udga Tablets
from your druggist First doss convinces Or
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. Ban
now Drug Company. Cady and Mccoy
and drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Times Sponsors
Field Dog Meets
BY DON GuLLIES
,d neWs for dog oWners.

Good news for dog owners.
The Detroit Times will sponsor
obedience and novice hunting dog
trials this fall. Details of the
double event have not been worked
out as yet, except that the trials
will be confined 10 owners Of dogs
in southeastern Michigan in keep
ing with government transporta-
tion requests.
The obedience trial will be
open to experts as well as novices.
Advanced indoor field training
classes for springers and cocker
spaniels will be offered by the
English Springer Spaniel Club
of Michigan, Charles A. Frank,
newly elected president, an
nounceS.
The Tri-County Fox Terrier
Club Will hold its first annual
winter puppy show, Feb. 4, at
VIEW Hall in Royal Oak. Mai
L. S. Ridgeway of Fort Wayne
will Judge all classes.
Fred Zinnbauer has been re-
elected president of the Doberman
Pinscher Club of Michigan. Other
officers are Claude Flansburg,
vice president; Mrs. Joseph Kuehl,
secretary-treasurer, and Jack Ter
win. chairman OF club activities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Brazil Grid Coach7

ADD RUMORS-Tor Yawkey
wants 10 sell the Boston Red
Sox and buy the New Yorb,
Yankees. 4
Lloyd Brazil. now athletic a..
rector and head basketball coach
at u. OF D.. definitely will be
given first crack az the head foot
ball coaching Job when the Titans
return 10 the grid
Jake EaMotta, who soon viii
resume his fistic activities. will
be matched with Sampson Powell
here before the winter season In
over. .,.
A group Of influential Detroit
sportsmen. including several WELL
known names in industry. are
watching organization details OF
the newly-formed American Pro-
fessional Football League with a
view OF joining the group after
the war.
There are several winter sport
leaders around Detroit who think
after the war Michigan will be-
come as great as a winter play
ground" as Florida is as a sunny
resort. Speedy transportation will
do the trick. they say.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
KO'd in First Fight

Fontaine. like Willis. is only 20
years old JuSte turned 20 on
Nov. 2l -. lie IS AZ IN the mIii-
tary draft Though as a pro
he won three fights III Olympia VIA
knockouts. his first visit To the
Grand River arena was not so
successful Fontaine, only Is,
host TO Jasper Parker in a Dia-
mond Belt Detroit Times) anna
tour tournament -. He fought IN
the flyweight division.
Al Ellis, a Detroiter who also is
on Fridays card, won the title
Fontaine recalled he got ms first
boxing lessons from Barney Ross,
The former weiterwetght cham
plon go. He later met ZiviC, who
became his manager.
Fontalne reports the FritZie
Zlvics are going into boxing in a
big way Mrs. Zivic, Fritzie's
wife has obtained a promoters
license and will run fistic shows IN
Pittsburgh -. She has obtained
Duquesne for holding bouts and
named Jack White her match
maker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
300 and City High 78I
Top Times Classic

the last ball Of his second game,
or he. TOO, wotfd have had a 800
lie opened with 256, followed
with 297 when the 1-2-4 pins stood
on The last. Two taps in the third
brought him 22s. but he still had
the high Classic season mark.
Cruchon'S starter was his 800
followed by 167 and 2l9 for 6S6
This total trailed Kenets ISL
Rudy Walby's 259-227-246 - 732
for DeluXweld and Al KopitzSki'S
Z77-ZT9-2 -20i-700 for Southeastern
Walby's total went TO fourth on
the board.
Southeastern josucd Kractke
out of second place in winning
twice, 2SS7 TO 2SlS, as Seven
Eleven took three from Pepsi
Cola. 1850 to 1926 Stroh dropped
10 a tie for fourth with Paris
clean as DeluXweld took the odd
1904 20 1886
r e. 3 had the expected tussle
with Fife and lost the final In
pins + q Z was better, 1867 10
2916
VIaccot Clap>H Of Stcmpicr
had $50 in 1865 DeluNwcid' +,
Charlie Bcohm hooked 663. Mike
Gratrtll SO and + & B'S Louis
~Ic.ad 657.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

Jimmy Nelson is the reason
that the press seating arrange
ment at Olympia is the best in
the country.
1t is Nelson's Job 10 see 10
that for boxing shows, hockey
and other sports attractions at
the big arena in Grand River,
the press get their right seats
Jimmy has been doing II for
IA years aside from his posi-
tion as a field man for an insur-
ance company.
Nelson has a sports back
ground of his own--he was a
soccer star with the old Detroit
Caledonians. He played inside
right and played IL right. He
is also a war veteran, having
served with the Canadian forces
overseas in the first World War.
He was with the Army OF Occu-
patton at Cologne when the war
ended.
1t. Davey Nelson Of naval
intelligence. Jlmmys son, who
did a hitch in the Aleutians. is
now at Pearl Harbor Davey
is the former University Of
Michigan and Detroit North
western High athlete.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
ltlSAll Puzzle

In attempting TO figure out Why
the government is making a whip
ping boy out of sports and the
4-Fs involved, While seldom men
tionlng 4-Fs Of radio and screen.
like Frank Sinatra. Orson Welles
and others, the men who attempt
10 follow trends out OF Washing
ton become quite puzzled
For instance. everybody under
stands WHY the government
wants a minimum Of travel these
days. But did you know that a
basketball team Of the Air Tech
nical Service Command OF Wright
Field, DAYTON. O. left It's base on
Dec. u and is not scheduled 10
return until some time after
March II
Wire reports say the team will
have played from coast 10 coast
and from Canada 10 Florida be-
fore ending the tour And. mind
you this Is A Government-con-
trolled team.
All, me =. the aspirin, Watson,
nv man
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Oh Yes, Arcadia

81 don't care n you do write
that FOntaine had broken
hand in the first fight" Stra-
chan declared, cor that Fon-
taine beat Ruby In the second
bout. just so you get the name
Garcia in the paper. And II you
want TO, you can mention
Arcadia, too"
Strschan was not diSpleased
when Fontaine reported Garcia
about as tough and rugged as
they come" Fontaine predicted
Spencer will have his hands full
and then some" when he tackles
Garcia.
Nick Londes stepped into view
Just in time 10 hear JuSte plugging
Garcia.
Heb, heh: what YOU do,
Juste," Londes protested. you
plug the wrong show. Garcia is
not on our card Friday"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Garcia, Spenter's S Foe
Will Arrive Friday

Ruby Garcia will arrive in De-
troit Friday 70 round out training
for his l0-round fight with Leon
Spencer in Arcadia Monday night.
Garcia will work out Friday
afternoon in George Williams
Woodward Avenue gymnasium.
Spencer. a Cleveland product,
is expected TO get his most severe
test in the tuSSle with Garcia.
The latter, known 10 the trade
as a club fighter, has met many
prominent scrappers in his divi-
sion. Spencer, a former Golden
Glover. has scored eight knock
outs in 10 fights. but few Of his
opponents had the reputation of
Garcia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

Cincinnati Reds for owner Powell
Crosley, the biz ntcrophone and
static man.
Giles quickly and definitely
eliminated himself from consider
alton. He added that the new
commissioner should be man
ID with a legal background and
~ one not affiliated with the
game.
Under the Giles code, the much
discussed promotion OF Ford
Frick. National League president,
would be taboo,
II and when his name is clint
mated, the guessers probably will
go hack to Jim Farley. first candi-
date ever mentioned.
Certainly. II baseball bosses
can't decide the type needed. any
attempt 10 guess the new comrlis.
sioner is very hazardous, indeed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Stable Stable

Hubby, Of course, will provide
iaurh of her talent. since he has
buIlt up sizeable stable F.. Be-
sides Fontaine. the ZiVic stable
features another youngSter.
Frankie Abrams. a welterWeight
out Of Detroit who has been going
good lately.
Among the local ring celebrities
III the new Williams gym on
Woodward yesterday was Scotty
Strachan, the matchmaker at
Arcadia. who has Ruby Garcia and
Leon Spencer matched for next
Monday night Suachan re-
called Fontaine and Garcia fought
twice. each winning a decision.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Sports
French Baftler Has
-CId.Name
By LEO MACDoNEII.

tuSte Fontaine. the wee stick al
dynamite from Pittsburgh. who
boasts ne will bomb Leroy Willis
out of the ring at Olympia Friday
night, SAYS JuSte Is an old French
name that has been IN the Fon-
taine family for 500 years. II IS
pronounced Just" and not Jus
tee" according 10 the fighter.
Juste is Of French and Belgian
descent.
Before moving 10 Milwaukee,
where little JuSte was born, the
Scrapper'S 5 dad, also named Juste,
was Judge in New Orleans.
Later in Milwaukee. The elder
Fontalue. az the time Of his death
q few years ago. was trust exam
iner for the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. The young
ScrapperS mother, as Myrtle Mar
shall. was a well known dramatic
urfY,ec
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
One More for Pep

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. q
.CUP) 49, Willie Pep, fcatherweight
champion, picked up one more
ring victory today before he re-
turns TO military service, winning
a hard fought decision last night
over Ralph Walton of Montreal
in 10 rounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
6fiff' Opinion:
We Will Play

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 UP)
Griffith, owner OF the
Washington Senators Baseball
Club. said today it was my opin-
ION that we will play the 1915
season hut that II was too early
10 make any definite forecast
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Ali Alfaba Fails

Ali Aliaba failed in his attempt
10 whip Red Dawson at Fair
view Gardens last night IN a 40
minute wrestling bout. Maurice
LaChapclle d feate d Jackie
Nichols. Walter Roxy won from
frankie Clemons and the Harold
Chaundy-Dale Haddock match
drew.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Night Hockey League

Defeating +. jefferson Mer-
chants 10 al Mack Park last
night Vics today are tied with
Northwest Eagles in the senior
division of the Night Hockey
League.
Eagles tied Maple Leafs %
troitsrs W vincent Post. Dearborn ys stays
First game az O'Clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
FEW PRACTICE

But the biggest drawback, from
a sports standpoint, is that Will
bur Wright, being vocational
training school. requires its stu
dents. including athletes, TO at
tend classes for two weeks and
spend the following two weeks Of
each month in industrial plants.
II is a rare day when Dick
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

the fourth on
the Classic
books. He has
tePPAed two
others but in
u ms 2 r ctioned
play
Bill Kenet OF
Stroh whipped
over the 7s1,
which besides
being city
high Is fourth
on the nation s
honor roll luSt
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

other SCnOOI
TIaVinC & no
athletic field.
Wilbur Wright
still is repre-
Sentcd by foot
ball and base
ball tc a m s.
Having no gym
call their
own, the Pilots
manage TO put
out a basket
b a II q a m,
which this sea-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
use Coach MISSING

LONG BEACH. Cal, Jan. "a
CUP) - Ernie Holbrook, Univer-
Sity of Southern California baS-
kctball coach IN 1913, has been
reported missing in action in Bel
gium since Dec 16, his father
said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Ftiek's Handicap

There are many veteran base
ball men who are against Frick
because OF his National League
background.
Not that Frick's honesty and
integrity are questioned. Many
believe it's a case OF where the
man in question would lean over
too far backward 10 prove he had
no intention OF showing partiality
10 the senior circuit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Inn Last
Second
BY TOM HARPER

Annunciaiian, which had won
five straight games, was leading
ST. Charles, 41-3S, with only a
minute to play. but saw its lead
vanish and St. Charles salvage a
victory. 43-41, in-the Catholic
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Royal Oak Skate Meet

lincoln Ten a. {. VIII sponsor
the Southern Michigan speed
skating championships al Lincoln
and TawaS (l0 Mile) roads al 3
p. m. Saturday Feb. 3 There
viii also be events for Royal Oak
skatCrs
Officials Of the Royal Oak Club
were given the okay by the Mich
iCan Skating Association last
vrrNf
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

It's first 300 Of the season and a
city high Of 78l stood out IN The
Detroit Times Classic last night at
Ambassador Recreation.
Steve Cruchon Of Gasket rolled
the 300 his first and the third in
This area this season. II also was
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

l. Q a & u q east
side Sc c o n d
division basket
ball { g a tur @
last night.
A S h a + p
sho otin G for
ward, Pete Gil
luffo, ca m e
through in the
] a s { s e c o n q
with a basket
to keep ST.
Charles among
tho rapLe Of