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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20
M.C.H.S.
Notes
by
Barbara MacLachlan
DANCE IN SOCKS

DANCE IN
Advertisements advise 9-l2th
graders to Come in your shoes;
dance in your socks at the Sock
Hop Friday, March. % in the
boys gym. The dance is being
sponsored by the Senior class,
Tickets, priced at 35 cents stag
and so cents drag, may be pur-
chased from any class officer.
STAMP SALES LAG
Reports turned in weekly by
class secretaries show that stamp
sales are definitely tagging
Money for supplies in the war
effort is still badly needed and
this in no time to begin slowing
down. Find out which day in
your class is stamp day and buy
as many stamps as possible.
SPANISH CLUB
The next meeting of the Span
ish Club will take place We'd
nesday at the home of Isabel
Millar on Riverside Drive. Men,
hers of the club should bring
their dues TO this meeting.
CIR PLANS
The finance and social COM
mittees of the G.. r. met Mon
day at 4 o'clock in room 211 20
discuss coming plans. All G.R.s
who were interested in making
red and grey dolls for the
basketball games also met yes
terday.
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Ciie Mechanic
Man Of Hour
Sgt. Raymond Beteher
Helps Set Record

% Sgt. Raymond A. Betcher OF
Mount Clemens was one OF
five ''men of the hour" in his
476th Bomb. Group recently,
when the B-24 Liberator witch
craft flew TO Hallendorf, Ger
many and back with out mis-
hap TO establish a record among
Eighth Air Force L%iberators OF
never having turned back due
TO mechanical failure in 100
consecutive missions.
Sgt. Betcher is an aircraft
mechanic on the five-man ground
crew that has serviced the
"Witchcraft' during the record
breaking tour. They received
the congratulations of Major
General William E. Kepner,
Second Bombardment Division
commander; and other army Of
ficers, and Certificates of Mer-
ltOTlOu. oeTNlCe.
The five call themselves the
League of Nations, ground
crew, because one is of Next
can-American parentage, one
of Chinese descent, another of
German descent, and Betcher
comes of Dutch parentage. The
five have had charge of the
"Witchcraft' since the plane
was delivered at Endover Field,
Utah. Together they h a
"sweated out each of the bomb
er's 100 missions since her first
trip in France on April 10,
1914. Each time the witch"
has completed the assignment,
never returning for mechanical
reasons without first bombing
the target. No one flying on
the bomber has ever been killed
or wounded, though it has re-
ceived more than 800 flax, holes
during 665 hours of combat.
Thirteen engines have worn out
or been lost through flax.
Sgt. Betcher was an appren-
tice machinist for Diversified
Tool and Machine company be-
fore entering service Jan. 81,
l943. He was graduated from
the Army aircraft mechanic
school at Gulfport, Miss, and
B-24 factory school at Willow
Run, Mich. His wife lives at
100 Lincoln avenue.
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Richmond Notes

RICHMOND-A release from
the War Department has announ-
ced the promotions of nine Mich
lgan men. Included in this num-
Der was that of Robert Henry
McCauley, who received a pro-
motion from Second Lieutenant
to First Lieutenant.
Lieut.. McCauley is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus McCauley
Of Richmond Township and is a
graduate Of the local public high
school, in the class of 1925.
Prior to his entering the armed
forces, Lieut.. McCauley was
employed by the Federal Chemi-
cal Company of Columbus, Ohio.
Lieut.. McCauley entered the
service three years ago and re-
ceived his basic training at Fort
Knox, KY. He was then transfer
red to FIT. Sill, Oklahoma where
he received officers training for
two months. He was returned 20
Fort Knox, Ky, where he is at
present, training recruits. Mrs.
McCauley, the former Hazel
Williams of this village, is with
her husband in Fort Knox. Both
were popular members of this
community prior to their depart
ure
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Corbat
entertained several friends in
their home honoring their ninth
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Edward Reackhof will
entertain in her home on Tues
day evening for the members OF
her 500 club.
Mrs. Robert Ellis entertained
at a Valentine party in her home
in Richmond Township for the
members of the Be On Time
club. Bunco was enjoyed with
prizes being awarded to Mrs.
Arthur Bryant, Mrs. c. Strutz,
Mrs. Harold Pearl and Mrs.
Michael Gramer. Two new men,
bers were welcomed into the
club, Mrs. Michael Gramer and
Miss Elsie Teska. Lunch was
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Bryant.
Seaman First class Priscilla
Steinmetz and her twin sister,
Yeoman third class Patricia
Steinmetz, are spending some
time with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Steinmetz in this
village. The girls arrived home
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~Superiorts Knock
6 Jap Planes Out
Suggest Roid on Tokyo
Costs ". S. Three Eombers

u. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD
QUARTERS, Guam, Feb. 20 -
up - SuperfortreSses making
their biggest raid on Tokyo.
knocked out sc Japanese planes
yesterday end scored many dir
ect hits in the Nakajima Mus
asthma Aircraft factory, return
ing pilots reported today.
A Japanese imperial commun-
ique broadcast today claimed
that 81 raiding BIOS were shot
down and only four Nlpponese
interceptors lost.
Actually. said Maj. Gen. Curtis
lie May, commanding the 21st
Bomber Command, three Super
forts were lost in the attack
which cost the Japanese 81
fighters definitely shot down, 20
probably destroyed and rs
damaged.
Big fires were reported left
blazing in Tokyo by the attack,
a quick follow-up of heavy
carrier raids last Friday and
Saturday.
Good bombing results were
reported' despite overcast.
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lenten Devoiions
Plans Announced

Lenten devotions will be con-
Quoted at st. Louis Catholic
Church this evening and Friday,
it is announced today.
At 7:45 pm. tonight, Perpet.
ual Help Devotions with sermon
and Benediction will be held.
Two services are set for Friday
Stations of the Cross and Ben
ediction at 2:30 p. m. and a sim
liar service at TAO pm.
A mission will be held March
4 to IL, it is also announced.
Everyone is welcome.
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from Hunter college n. Y. after
nine months training there. Yeo-
man Patricia Steinmetz is re-
turning to her base at San Diego,
California and Priscilla will re-
port at the Dallas Texas Naval
Air Station in another week.
Frank Carl Pulls, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pulls of this viii
lage, is spending a furlough with
his parents. Pfc. Pulls has receiv-
the Purple Heart for wounds
received while in action. He has
been overseas 10 months train
Ing for action and was in action
for 16 days when he received
his wounds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20

MEMPHIS - The Congrega
tlonal social tea vas entertainel
by Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs
II. NJ Fierstine. in the Coos
home Friday night. A program
was prepared by the hoStesses
Readings, dnging, and instru.
mental music were given. Con.
tests were won by Mrs. Herman
Cook and Miss Ruth Phillips
Mrs. f. II. "Opens will be host
esS at the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson
Of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Werth, all of lmaly City
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wallis the first of the week.
The AinAta chapter No. 222 of
the Eastern Star held initiation
of officers in the Masonic Tenn
pie Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Passey
entertained the following guests
over the Weekend; Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Semp, of Detroit; Mrs.
William Semp and grandSonS,
Billy and Bobby, of Romeo;
Mrs. Edward PasSey of Smith
Creek, who stayed here until
Wednesday.
Miss Zelma Bartlett of Detroit
visited her sister, Miss Unabeile
Bartlett over the weekend.
Mrs. Lee McGuffin and Mrs.
Lawrence Wright visited rela-
t!ves in Detroit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Ter
williger were weekend guests
o. relatives in Detroit.
The Tuesday Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Hause in
the home of Mrs. Fred Denote
Tuesday night. Prizes we're won
by Mrs. Glenn Merrick, Mrs.
Chester Shirley, Mrs. D. E.
Blackmer, and Mrs. William
Vincent.
Glen Grubsmith was guest
speaker at the regular meeting
of the Memphis Lions Club
Tuesday night. He gave an ac-
count of his duties with the Red
Cross and how the difficulties of
the service rlen are being les
sened by this organization. Mr..
Crubsmith is field director of
the American Red Cross at Sell
fridge Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. L.. Haight
left the first Of this week for a
visit with rel tives in California
and Oregon.
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Howard Named Appraiser
on veterons Looms

r. E. Howard. realtor, has
been named appraiser by the
Veterans Administration region
al office, it was announced
today.
The appointment was made by
r. Dority, assistant chief of the
Loan Guaranty Division of the
Veterans Administration. How
ards duties in this capacity will
be to appraise real estate before
the veteran purchases il with
money borrowed through the
Veterans Administration.
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Wednesday Services
Sci al Grace Church

Holy Communion will be ad-
ministered at Grace Episcopal
church at 1915 am. Wednesday
and another Lenten serv e in
Guiding the War Shrine Service
and Litany will be held at 7:45
pm. Wednesday evening accord
ing to the Rev. George A. Mer-
field, rector.
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Pfc. Russell Pipe
Wounded in Action

The name of Pfc. Russell j.
Pipe is included in the official
casualty list released by the War
Department. He was wounded
serving in the Southwest Pacific
area, and lists his next of kin
as his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Pipe,
Route 3, Box 298.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20

The first institution of higher
learning in the world to admit
women was Oberlin college, at
Oberlin, Ohio.
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Notices
FoRFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT

-
To Charles Mahaney
You Charles Mahaney are hereby
notified that a certain land contract
bearing date of the lst day of June
A. ID. 1922. by and between DETROIT
MACOMB LAND COMPANY, a Michi-
gan Corporation. OF the first part. and
Charles Mahaney OF the second part. is
IN default by reason of the on-pay
ment of the installments of the princi-
pal and interest due hereunder. and
YOU Charles Mahaney are hereby fur
Their notified that the said Detroit-Ma-
comb Land Company elects 10 declare
md does hereby declare said contract
forfeited. and you Charles Mahaney
are hereby further notified TO yield.
surrender and deliver up possession OF
said premises in said land contract
mentioned and Of which you are now
IN possession under INC by virtue OF
the terms thereof.
land contract as follows. viz: All that
certain piece or parcel OF land being
situated in the Township OF Harrison,
Macomb County. Michigan, and more
particularly known and described as:
Lot number one hundred forty-seven
lii0 Riverside Bay Gardens Subdivi-
sion. according TO the plat thereof.
Dated February 10. l9i5.
DETROIT MACOMB LAND COMPANY
BY: CLARENCE A. BURCK,
Attorney-in-fact -
1896 Dime Building,
Detroit. Michigan.
Feb. II, 20. 77-M.-L
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-05

MICHIGAN STATES HUDDLE-Here Is q view OF Mchisnn
State Colleges football hudde
back Glenn johnson Pictured clockwe
Hafoack Steve Conto
O Guard Bob amssies CO., Center Bill Page
Tine
BarbaS (SoI; and Hafback C4s).
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Sports Roundup

New York-AP-Baseball clown AL Schacht will head
for the Pacific tomorrow where he will entertain troops Of
the occupation armies throughout the Pacific USO
camp shows announced today 1t will be the second trip
for Scharch who earlier entertained soldiers in the Eu
ropean theaer The veteran basebaer will do solo act
Melbourne -AP- Approximately 100000 pounds
(abou IS, 900 OO0) In wagerS will be riding the 20
tries in the Melbourne Cup Australians two-mile horse
racing classic when they the post tomorrow before
a crowd expected to total 1870 0O0
New York-AP-A record-breakng sum OF $421, 1885,
932 was wagered on thoroughbred racing in New York
State this year with Jamacas $4,S3O471 han Saturday
winding up the regular 144-day campaign watch started
May 81.
East Lansng-AP-For the first time this season. Mich
ised with his teams performance. The Sparans Satur
day evened the with the University Of Missouri hand
ing the Tigers 147 defeat which made up for Mssours
1877 victory State last defeat which proved
be the only of the for the Spartans. The
triumph the strong Tiger squad evened the
the siX-game series at three wins each
Ann Arbor, -Michigan's Wolverines on two
counts earned day off from football practice today but
with only three good working days to prepare for Satur
days clash with unbeaten Navy Baltimore. Coach Fritz
Crser couldn't afford to give his charges their badly need
ed rest II for other reason, the Michigan squad de-
served day off for the in which thumped Min
nesotas highly touted Gophers 26 TO Saturday. 1t
Mchgans widest shutout victory margin Of the historic
Little Brown jug series in 20 yearssince the Wolverines
whitewashed Minnesota 80 to in 1925.
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HurOns Down
Albion 90

Normal College played the re-
turn game in the home and home"
contract with Albion College Sat
urday afternoon and again took
the measure OF Coach Dale Spran.
kle's team by the score OF 6 10 0.
The teams were evenly matched
and no score was made In the first
half
Late In the third period two for
ward passes, Bitner 10 Walton, net
ted over 40 yards and brought the
ball e the ten yard line. From
there Muse went over for the touch
down Neither coach was sure
enough OF the game to use replace
ments and as a result. Rynearson
used only Is men. In spite of hav.
ing new team. Normal College Is
the nations only undefeated, I'M
tied and unsecured on team during
the season. The line plays good
defensive football. breaking up
plays before they can be started.
Normal make 10 first downs: AL.
biou one.
Friday night. the team Journeys
10 L. OF D. Stadium where they
meet Wayne under the lights.
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Kick Counts
Winning Point

Boston. Nov. 5-AP-The Detroit
Lions. with Bobby Nelson and Bill
Callihan bootinE four vital points
despite the mushy. sloppy going,
we're still tied for the Western Di-
vision lead in the National Pro
Football League today after nosinS
out the Boston Yanks 10 to . Sun
day while a binding snow storm
ragged for three full periods.
Since Green Bay was bounced
out OF a triple tie by losing a rs TO
- verdict 10 the Chicago Bears,
Detroit and Cleveland were left in
two-wsy deadlock atop the
Leagues Western Division stand
ings with Ave victories and a single
defeat each.
The Yangs, fading after holding a
80 halftime edge over the Lions,
dropped into second place tie
with Philadelphia in the Eastern
Division.
The Lions, gaining but IS yards
on the ground and % yards in the
air AMI making only FIVE nrst downs
all afternoon in the messy condi.
tons, wouldn't say quit after Bos
ton had jumped ahead 30 on Au.
gle Los 26-ysrd field goal In the
final mipute OF the first half.
Two passes from Dave Ryan. one
to Jack Matheson and the other
TO Bob Westfall. put the Lions on
the Yank % late in the third Stan
"a and Westfall splashed to the ls
before Nelson booted the tying
field goal.
De Shane grabbed a Boston punt
on the Lion 10 as the final period
opened and galloped 81 yards
through the slush to put Detroit
ahead for the first time. Callihan
then added what proved 20 be the
gamewinning conversion.
Right end Don Currivan made 80
yards on a pass from Ace Parker
a few minutes later. finally being
dumped on the Detroit three-yard
line. After a running play lost
three yards Bob Davis pegged an
other pass to Currivan for Boston's
touchdown. Detroit. offside the
first time Lilo tried for the tying
point sent its big line rushing
through to block the second at
tempt and sew up the decision.
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BY HUGH FUIIERTON

by HUGH FULLER Ton, Jk. ..
New York, Nov. 5-AP-Ray Du-
mont. baseball's big hright-idea
man from Wichita. Kans. is a trifle
annoyed at references to "cowpas-
ture" baseball in connection with
his National Baseball Congress
tournament. To put stop to
such nonsense. Ray intends to
stage a real cowpasture game as 4
preliminary 10 next summers tour
ney to show the contrast. This
exhibition" he says. will he staged
with a COW attached TO each base
and a dozen extra ones to roam the
outfleld The game should be a
cross between baseball and golf
inasmuch as the latter sport fea.
lures many hazards. The cows will
be hazards. o.. Instead OF the tohac-
co signs In the outfield, Wen stake
two live bulls near the foul lines
and award SOS to any batter who Is
able to hit them. Also, each fan
attending the game will be given
bottle OF milk for refreshment' %
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Lions Defeat Boston YanlNS 10 9
Bench Gossip

the physical education department
for further study. Story from
the West Coast IL that Notre Dame
is dickering for home-and-homs
football pacts with both California
and Southern Cal, which would
give the Irish game on the West
Coast every year.. Welterweight
Tommy Bells first fight under the
management OF Solly King, who
bought him from Chick Wergeles
for Sl2.UOe, will be against Bill
Mcdowell in Tommys home town,
oungstown, o.. The basketball
team at Nelch Conyalescent Hos
pital. Daytona Beach. Fla, will be
coached by 1t. Walt Krupa, an EN-.
halmer.. Write your own gag
about how the opposition will roll
over and play dead.
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Back When
(By the Associated PresS

(By the Associated Pressl
Today year ago-Bainbridge
Naval eleven defeated the North
Carolina Pre-flight football team
1920.
Three years ago-Army author.
tiles granted permission for the
playing OF the annual East.West
football game.
Five years. ago-Detroit's Hank
Greenberg was named the most
valuable player In the American
League.
Ten years ago-Twenty-three
football teams remained unbeaten
and united.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-05
Today's Guest Star

Tommy Fitzgerald, Louisville
Courier-Journal: "A former bat boy
for the Chicago White Sox has
become the new president of the
Milwaukee Brewers and he should
be congratulated It's a big jump.
indeed from picking up pieces OF
a broken bat to trying to glue them
together"
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Monday Matinee

CASTOR Burgeois, who is playing
his third season as guard at TIL.
lane although he's Just turned 8. is
due to get his degree in business
administration in a few months
After that. he plans to move into
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-05
Grid Results

Ohio State 10, Northwestern II.
Michigan rs. Minnesota 0.
Wisconsin q. Iowa 7.
Indiana As Cornell Oa) College
Great Lakes IL. Illinois 8.
Purdue 2S, Pittsburgh 0.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-05
Dots All, Brothers

Milt Price. secretary of the Texas
League, and Suitcase" Bob Seeds,
former big leaue outfielder, were
the leaders in getting the West
Texas-New Mexico League TO re-
sumo next year..
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Wrong Number

Albuquerque, n. NAP Mayor
Clyde Tingley Is positive now that
Albuquerque has housing short.
age.
A prankster inserted "for rent"
ad in the paper. giving the mayors
address. Inquiries had reached 81
BY the time the mayor hurried
away TO his office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-05
unanswered Question

Wonder II that proposal to move
the Army-Navy game from state to
state each year, on an alphabetical
basis, would get much support from
Wyoming?
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Along the Street

Capt Frank Npner. Willow Run
Village Fire Department, has re
turned from a deer hunting trip
with two Detroit men. The trio
hunted near Elk Lake and returned
with two deer, six and eight point
bucks.
Shipment OF ideal Christmas Gifts
jus. received. Wrist watches and
watch expansion bands for both
ladies and men, plastic pin up
lamps in several colors. Use our
lay-away plan. Jackson's Gift Shop,
so n. Washington ST. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Skinner
and son Tommy visited at the home
OF his parents, here, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Skinner. over the week end.
Sale all week. Pre-holiday dresses
81 Off any selection-sizes 9-44.
Campus Dress Shop, 517 w. Cross
adv.
Miss Betty Egbert, formerly OF
Zeininger's Grocery. has assumed
new work at the My Home Bakery.
Miss Joyce Patterson was confined
to her home Monday because Of an
attack OF laryngitis.
Make an appointment 10 have
your wheels aligned the Manbee
Way at the C. J. Ramus Co., 2 w.
Michigan. adv.
Mrs. Clara Stringer. Greene's
Cleaners. has received word that
her husband. Robert l.. Stringer.
GIN &c, is stationed at the navy
base at Bremerton, Washington.
His stay here is only temporary
while awaiting new assignment.
NJ. and NJ. Coal Co, Sl2 n. River
St, are the sole distributors for
Ford Coke, now available. adv.
Two new clerks have been added
10 the staff at Jackson's Gift Shop.
Mrs. Mabel Jones and Mrs. Betty
Meyer.
Raw Furs Bought. Hogan-Hayes,
central Michigan's largest retail
furriers, will pay you more for your
.urs. Call collect Ann Arbor 1856
or bring in your furs adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griffin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lambarth at
tended the Ohio University OF
Michigan game in Ann Arbor Sa:-
urday.