The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-15

neley, VINCE CltZScIdlu, IVAN "A.
Johnston and Cliff John rallied
to the support of Justice Donald
J. Parent in that suit we told
you about last week challenging
his right to hold the J-P office
So Judge Theodore j.
Richter, helping on the Macomb
County bench, put the matter
over until June %. They charge
Don is legally masquerading as
a justice and Don has plen-
ty of answers to the allegations.
Well keep you informed.
Prosecutor Bill held's claim
that the state law requiring
drinking permits ($D each
for drinkers between the ages
Of 81 and rs is uncOnstitu-
tional Is now about to be con-
sidered by the State Supreme
Court after Chris Mat
thews produced Rose mary
Elizabeth Debate, %, in a
mandamus action questioning
the right of County Clerk Guy
l.. Brown to refuse Miss De-
Hate 4 permit, on Held's or
der. Judge Richter upheld
Held (no pun intended)
so now we'll need a Supreme
Court ruling.
Newly returned TO this coun-
try after 38 aerial missions
with the AAF, End 1t. Valentine
Braun, %, former Mount Glenn
ems and Fraser resident, went
for a spin in DR.. Otis McKin-
ley's private plane out OF Fras-
err. 1t went out of control near
the village: Val met his death
almost instantly when the plane
crashed, and DR.. Mckinley
escaped with moderate cuts
and bruises. 1t. Braun was on
his way to Santa Ana, Calf,
for redistribution.
Clyde Spells, p, and his
brother-in-law, Harold b.
dah, "a, of Mount Clemens,
convicted Of 4 brutal crimi-
nal assault by a jury In Judge
Alton H. Noes court last
week END, faced the bench
and received ia to Is years
each Four Detroit youths
whose possession of a master
key for a 1941 Chevy led to
a scarcity of this vintage of
cars in South Mac0mb, were
nabbed after they stole four
cars in one night and
admitted a total theft of 20
autos. Three were minors.
Somewhere In Va h a | a
among the Industrious dead, Pvt
Harry w. Meinhert, 10. and Sgt
Albert Livingstone Marine he
roes, have met. Livingston was
Harry's inspiration when Harry
] ned the Marines more than a
year ago. He joined the USING
because he had such an admira-
ton for Albert, and throughout
his training and trip to the Pa
cific, every letter he wrote men,
toned his desire to run into
him. Harry never knew, but
Livingston died on bloody 1--we
Jime Now we have wore
that Harry died with the Sixth
Marine Division on Okinaws
They've met ano
Valkyries are waiting on them
A career of 80 years of
teaching ended this week
when Rachael McVea left
Mount Clemens for retirement
at her home in Ganges, Mich.
You may remember her as
study hall teacher at MCHS,
where she arrived 26 years
ago after Is years teaching in
western Michigan. She taught
first at Wilson where she was
principal for five years
Mrs. G. p. McGrath Is also re-
firing from MCHS, where she
taught Maths for some 20
years.
Sgt. Fred Fox, age only 10,
of the USMS writes home TO
tell about attending midnight
mass on board his transport,
as it drew In close to the she'll
lighted beach at Okinawa, last
Easter Sunday morning.
AROUND THE CITY - NJ
scrap of clothing donated TO tn,
recent United Clothing donated
to the recent United Nationa
Clothing drive from Noun
Clemens has been spoiled o
wasted, regardless of what the.
may tell you, according t,
Charlie Titus, chairman
After we were all set for
FLOOD control" hearing on tn
Clinton by the War Department
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