davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

Miklovis, Mykolas, gyveno
ar gyvena Chicagoje.
Petraskai, Juozas ir Adomas,
gyveno Bostono apylinkeje.
Rakauskas, Edvardas, gyveno
Chicagoje, Brighton Park kolo-
nijoje.
Raslavicius, Andrius Can
dreas RusseD, gyveno Montreal,
Kanadoje. Vyriausias jo SUI
nus gyveno U.S.A.
Razukeviciene- -Janusauskaite,
Anastazija, kilusi is kauno, gy-
venusi Aukst. PanemuneJ ir
prizes 10 metu atvykusi Ameri-
kon.
Rumseviciai, Rronius, Boles-
lovas ir Vladas. Gyveno Chi
cagoje ir Indiana valstybeje.
Dirbo vagonu statybos fabrike.
Sabas, Severinas, inzinierius,
buves Lietuvos avlacijos kari
ninkas.
Sandarai, Juozas ir Jonas.
Gyvena Chicagoje.
Sinkeviciene-Si -Sinkewe, Elena,
gyvenusi Brooklyne.
Trucinskas (Turcinskas), Jur.
gis, kiles is Joniskeliu mieste-
lilo, Birzu ap.
Urbonas, Aleksandras, atvy
kes Amerikon apie 1885 m.
Urboniene-F -Fuks, Teofile. Mo,
terisku skrybeliu modiste New
Yorke.
salna, Vincas, atvykes
Jungt. Amer. Valstybes 1914
Is metu laikotarpyj ir Xxi Sic
karo gyvenes Cikagoje.
Padleskis, Kazys, sunus Ka-
zio. gimes Sibire, Rusijoje, ir
Amerikoje visa laika gyvenes
Cikagoje.,
Kapociute, dukte Jurgio, XII
lusi IS Aukst. Panemunes. JOS
pavarde po vyru nezinoma.
Kasputytes, Rarbora il Ma
stazija, Jono dukterys, dabar
iStekejusios, bet po vyrais pa
vardes nezinomos.
Martin,.us, Albinas, gyvenes
Indiana Harbor ar apylinkese.
Rimkai, Telesparas ir Pra'
mas.
Hormanskiene- -Leveikyte, Bar.
bora, gyvenusi Detroit, Mich.
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TABLESPOONFUL

Sekantieji asmenys yra pa
jieskomi ju giminiu EuropoJe:
Zakarauskai, Ignas ir Kon-
stantas.
Urboniene-zi -zindziute, Marcele,
kilusi is Veliuonos vlsc., ir gy-
venusi Brooklyn, N. Y.
sidlauskas, Juozas ar Jonas,
kiles is siauliu ap.
steinys, Motiejus, ilgus me-
tus gyvenes New Iorke.
Urboniene-M -Martinkaite, Mar
cele, gyvenantis Cikagoje ar
apylinkese.
Varnauskas, S., Amerikoje
zinomas dar ir kaip Warnow-
sky.
Vaitkus, Stasys, prizes kara
gyvenes 116 w. Laberth ST.,
Md.
Damulevicius, Andrius, is
Alytaus ap., BambininkQ k
Paskutiniu laiku vadinosi Da-
mulis. 81
Daraskeviciai, Kazys ir Ia.
rolina, kile is Panevezio, Sena.
miescio- VinsloviSkiu k. Arbs
ju vaikai Bronius ir kiti. .
Dereskeviciene SakaviGiute,
Katre ar Roze, is Radiskes k,
Prunsko parap., gyvena Chi
cagoje ar apylinkeje.
GIamba, Juozas, Xxi 1926 M.
gyveno Skriaudziu k, po tc
atvaziavo Amerika.
Jancius, Pranas, kiles is 4
Panemunes par, Raku k Gy-
vena Amerikoje apie 35 metus
Kasparavieius, Kazys, kiles
is Balbieriskio, Marijampoles
Gyvena Bostone apylinkeje.
Kdebsa, Ferdinandas, is Nau,
mies5io. s.
Kumpus-Raslayiciute> Maria
turejo gazolino stoti ir resto-
rama Chicagos apylinkeje.
Luiaviciai, j. ir Ignas. Sa'
vo laiku gyvene Chicagoje.
Mackeviciene-s sliumpaite, Pc.
tronele, gyvenusi Brandon Ave
Detroite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

stanciu akru plantacijos. cia
jis ir palaidotas 1899 metals.
Nusileidus kalniuku zemyn,
prieinamas placiame parke pa
statytas mauzoleumas kuriame
ilsisi jo ir jo zmonos palaikai.
sio fakto as nezinojau, vi
sada buvau galvojus kad pir-
masis Amerikos prezidentas bus
palaidotas Arlingtono Tauti-
niuose Kapuose, tarp kitty zy-
miu savo tautos sum-. Bet
Arlingtono Kapai, kurie randa-
81 zinomo Pietq Valstiju Gene
rolo Robert E. Lee dvaro ze-
mese, buvo isteigti zymiai We
liau, po Americas Civilionio
Karo. Pirmoje eileje buvo lai-
dojami kritusieji siauriniu Val
stiju karzygiai = kaip ir per
ironijap savo buvusiu priest
ninku vado kieme. :. .Sakoma
kad tie du - Arlington ir
Mount Vernon - siandien yra
geriausiai uzlaikyti senu lal-
ku .Amerikos plantaciju pavyz-
dziai.
Saule leidziai ir garlaivis mu-
su laukia prieplaukoje. Gryz-
tame vel tue paciu keliu, tik
dabar spalvu simfonija kitokla,
nes jau pasauli gaubia vakaro
miglu skraiste. Gryzom vel i
didelio miesto triuksma ir mo-
derninio gyvenimo itempima.
Lipdama j kranta, pagalvojau
kad Generolas Washington bu-
tu buves nustebintas ir gal bu-
tu apsidziauges - jei butu IL
nojes kad jo vardu praminto
miesto garsas placiai skis po
pasauli, ir kad krastas kurio
isteigimui jo zygdarbiai tick
pasitarnavo, isaugs .tokia ga
linga ir kilnia respublika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

liotekos knygos. Antrame aux
Ste miegamieji kambariai ze-
momis lubomis, kuriu langai
beveik visi .duoda vaizda j upe.
Manu- priziuretojai aiskina kad
tie visi miegamieji buvo uzim-
tt sveciu kurie nuolat dvare
viesedave savaitemis ir kartais
menesiais. Pats Generolas pa
zymejes savo uzrasuose kad
''per 20 metu atmenu tiktai
viena diena kada mes su EMO
ma vieni, be sveciu, atsisedo-
me prie stale pietauti. =. !"
Toks buvo paprotys visose pie
tu, valstiju dvarponiu planta-
CHOSE - neturedami kasdieni-
niu rupesciu, vazinedavo vieni
pas kitus sveciuotis be gallo.
Galiniame kambaryje Genero-
las Washington ir mire; kam-
bario apstatymas ir baldai, sa-
koma, uzlaikyti tokiame pat
stovyje kaip tada 'buvo.
SENOVIsKA VIRTIJVE
Vingiuojanciais laiptais nu-
sileidziame zemyn j veranda,
visa rezidencija apvaikscioje =
ir pro kolonada einame virtu-
YES naman. Cia valgio gami-
nimas ejo dideliame plytiniame
kamine, ant atviros ugnies. Ga
lima petelne padeti tiesiai ant
zariju, ant tam tycia pastaty-
tu metaliniu lazdu. Auksciau
kabo didelise puodas ir gelezinis
jiesmas ant stovo, su rankena,
ant kurio galima uzverti anti,
kalakuta, arba net ir visa avl,
ir kepti ant liepsnos. Sienoje
kamino ,randasi ir pecius duo
mai kepti. " virtuves-skalby-
kla prie., sulinio, pienine su svi-
este mustlrvu ir irankiais SUI
riams spausti. O toliau, salia
darzo, kur tarp eiliu vaisme-
dziu auga tokios pat darzoves
kaip ir Generolo laikais ten au-
go, randasi tvartai ir pastatas
karietoms laikyti. Viena to.
kia karieta, kuriai patraukti
reikedavo sesiu arkliu, galima
dabar matyti, SUI Generolo her
bu ispaisytu ant duru.
Mount Vernon dvaras buvo
pastatytas Generolo tevo, Au-
gustino Washington, apie 1885
metus. Generolas gime kitoje
Yirginijos vietoje, bet cia pra-
leido didele dali savo aunu
dienu. Pirmuosius dvaro ru-
mus sunaikino gaisras ir juos
teko isnaujo atstatyti. Kai
Generolas vede nasle Martha
Custis 1859 metals, jis isnau-
jo atremontavo ir padidino da,
bartinuis rumus ir pats ispla-
navo parka ir alejas. Revo,
liucinio karo veiksmai ir We
liau krasto Prezidento parei-
gos verte Generola keliems me.
tams isvykti svetur. Jis visuo.
met gryzdavo Mt. Vernon
kaip savo nuolatinius namus
administrloti sayO keliu TUX
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Raso Hypatija Ycaite.
(Pabaiga is pereito nr.)

(Pabaiga is pereito nr.)
Oar toliau - muziejus kur
galima matyti ivarios liekanos
is Amerikos nepriklausomybes
karo laiku, drabuziai, laiskai,
puodai ir lekstes, if kas man
idomiausia - kardai rodos pen
XII, kurie Generolo buvo naudo-
jami kovoje. Vienas turi pui-
kiai ispjAustyto dramblio kau-
10 rankena, ir idetas i. isdirb-
tos odos maksti. Kick tais
laikais buvo ideta darbo ginklu
grazinimui! Musu laiku karo
metodai nei memo, nei grozio
nepripazysta pagamina TUX
stanciais toxic. paties modelio
kulkosvaidziu, ir tick. @ visgi
buvo laikai kada kiekviena
atskira ginkla - karda ar re-
volveri = buvo idedama daug
valandu menisko darbo.
Be idomaus Washingtono
zmonos Martos portreto, dar
man krito j aki isblukusiu ra-
salu surasytas torto kepimo re-
ceptas. -. ''paimti keturis kiau-
SINUS, atskirti trynius nuo bal
tymu, suplakti. sumaisyti.
.prideti konjako ir dziovintu
vaisiq". Rodos, calcium da-
bar pasekti nurodymais ir sau
toki torta issikepti kaip ir Mar
ia tais laikais gamindavo.
Pasukame atgal kitu keliu,
tue paciu, kuriuo arkliais kin
kytos karietos j dvara vaziuo-
davo. Kelias issiskiria j dvi
sakas, aplink placia apskrita
pieva kuria supa auksti me-
dziai, sakoma, paties generolo
paliepimu pasodinti. Viename
Some = musu paliktas siltna-
mis-, geliu darzas ir kit pasta
tai, kitame Some = simetriskai
suplanuotas darzas darzovems
ir eiles tokiQ pat baltu name
liu. Neveltui Generolas buvo
matininkas = jis pats ta sa-
vo sugebejima panaudojo tvar-
kingam dvaro suplanavimul.
Eidama keliu kuris veda j diva.
70 rumus, galvoju apie ne vie
ma kita sena dvara LietuvoJe i
kuri vesdavo berzq ar liepq al
Ella. Mano bendrakeleiviai A
merikieciai kiekviename zing-
snyje randa "primityviu laiku'
ir "gilios senoves' atgarsius,
man Mount Vernon dvaro at
mosfera kazkaip neatrodo to-
lima, nesuprantama = rodosl
sugryzau ne praeita simtme-
ii, bet tik j vakar diena. ;. In
einame sikart per rumu pry-
sakini fasada ir nanny priziu-
retoju raginami, skubiais zing-
sniais praeiname saliona SUI
Louis XVI periodic baldais, val
gomaji kambari, ir kabineta
SUI senoviniu raudonmedzio ra-
somuoju stalu, kurio sienas puc-
sia Generolo Washingtono bib
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Pranskaitiene- DanuseviGiute,

Pranskaitiene- Danuseviciute,
Anastazija, kilusi is Budvieciu
k, Vilkaviskio ap. prizes kara
gyvenusi Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jankeliuniene-K -Kizyte. Agne,
Amerikoje dar zinoma kaip
Agnes Janlel, kilusi is Ragu-
vos WIS.,, Panevezio ap. ir gy-
venusi Att Archer Ave-, Chi
cago, Ill.
Blazys, vardan nezinomas.
Gyvena New Yorko apylinkeje.
Biiskis, julius, gyveno Kama
dole.
Gailunai. Povilas ir Jonas,
kile is Kedainiu ap., Gudziunu
dvare. Gyvena Chicagoje. =
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,Bliskyte, Emilia, gyvene
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Citivicius, Juozas, gyvena
Chicagoje.
Dulskis, Antanas, gyvena De-
troit, Michigan.
Iskauskaite, Maria, ir jos
motina. Gyvena Chicagoje ar
ba New Yorke. 1888 m. buvo
parvykusi Lietuvon.
Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
arba
Consulate of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, ILL.,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Slight Meat
Increase Due
During July

WASHINGTON. June 28-tP)
-There'll be little more meat
on the nations dinner tables in
July, but not enough to cut ra-
ton values.
The OPA announced today
that the supply will be five per
cent greater than this month,
but at the same time handed out
this gloomy news:
From next Sunday through
July % margarine will cost Ia
points pound instead of II,
while canned fish will require
two TO three more points a
pound.
On the brighter side. cheese
point values will be reduced
from two to four points a
pound, depending on the kind.
Current ration values on but
ter and all canned fruits and
vegetables will be maintained
through the July period.
While the average weekly
supply Of meat in July will be
up slightly, present point values
for nearly all cuts must bt
See MEAT-Page 2
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Deny Airport
Suit Dismissal
Claims to be Heard
on July 18th

Circuit Judge Paul r. Cash,
in Mount Clemens, on Wednes-
day denied a motion by the City
of Detroit to discontinue its
condemnation suit involving a
mile square tract of land in
Warren township, and set July
IL for hearings on claims and
fees presented by property own
ers and their legal counsel.
The courts action halte d
abruptly the efforts of Bert r..
Sogge, assistant Detroit Corpor-
alton counsel, to terminate the
court action which, objecting
lawyers claimed, would imme-
diately have transferred juris-
diction in the matter of settle
ment to the Detroit city council
and might have precipitated an
avalanche of law suits.
CITES STATUTES
Judge Cash denied Sogge's
motion concerning the airport
site which Detroit has now
abandoned and cited Sec. 8.28
of Michigan Statutes Annotated,
which provides that the reason
able attorney fees of counsel for
the defense and the claims OF
property owners shall be paid
by the instigators Of abandoned
See AIRPORT-Page 3
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Tokyo Creates
Special Force
10 Repe| Yanks
Soldering U. S. Losses
on Okinowo Now
Total $4,000
BY LEONARD MILLIMAN
Associated Press War Editor

Invasion-worried Japan cre-
ated a special defense command
TO guard the approaches to Tok-
20 today as the officially pro-
claimed liberation of Luzon Is
land in the Philippines shifted
the Pacific spotlight to unusual
Allied activity at either end OF
the broken Nipponese empire.
Soldering American naval
losses in the Ryukyu Island cam
paign. boosting the cost of Oki-
nawa to 1850 American cas-
ualtieS, were reported simultan-
eously with the first Y. S. naval
task force penetration of the
Okhotsk Sea north of Japan
which knocked out five ship
convoy and partial confirmation
of the Commandment of Balikpa-
pan in Borneo, which Tokyo
said was in its twentieth day.
THIRD UNIT
The Mikado's government GRE
ated Tokyo Defense Army
Command under Maj. Gen. Mi
noru Iimura to counter "en-
envy attempts at invasion. That
is the ninth regional defense
command in Japan, three Of
them created this month.
Tokyo's invasion talk included
possible landings on Japan, Chic
See JAPAN-PaEe 2
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ed by an enthusiastic mass
meeting in Warren township.
Averill, speaking with com.
plete confidence that his pro-
gram will, if adhered to, result
in sweeping Democratic victor
les next year, announced plans
for formation of the Michigan
Forty-Sixers," steering unit to
be made up of 20 active Macomb
county Democratic leaders who
will form part of a statewide
organization totalling 2 5, o o 0
members.
Each of the forty sixers"
will, in turn. be required to
olicit the memberships Of
nine additional party workers.
who will be asked to contribute
two dollars to the party's state
"war-chest." Each of those Sc
lected will then seek out 10 con-
tributors of similar amounts,
thus establishing a goal of 1000
So donors for this area. One
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
$4,000 Idle
in Detroit
Strike Wave

DETROIT, June % - R -
The AFL-CIO jurisdictional bat
tie that has affected 43,600 De-
troit workers today flared hot
test at the Ford Motor Co. where
striking maintenance men pick
eted the main gates of the Rouge
plant in their threat TO close both
the Rouge and Highland Park
plants.
A company spokesman. who
estimated $4,000 idle on the first
shift at three Ford plants, said
that some Rouge gates were
blocked at midnight by pickets
in automobiles, and that others
boarded street cars to discourage
workers from reporting Cor
work. He described picket lines
See STRIKES-Page 2
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Trailer Firm
Cut-Batk Due
Covered Wagon
Slash Ordered
(NEA Telephoto)

The first major cut-back in
Mount Clemens war industry
became apparent today when the
Army announced that it has re-
duced the production of truck
cargo bodies at the plant of the
Covered Wagon company as a
result Of the readjusted war pro-
duction program now designed
for one front war.
The revised plans, as an
nounced by the Detroit Ord
nance District, call for a reduc-
ton in the number of cargo
bodies to be delivered during
1945.
Impact Of the cutback on man.
power has not yet been deter
mined but according to tentative
arrangements, no labor displace-
mentwill occur before Septem-
Der. However, company officials
stated that they are studying
their labor situation and are
making plans to retain as many
workers as possible.
The reduction will affect over
100 cargo bodies with an esti-
mated value of more than S495,-
100000 over a period of six
months.
In announcing the reschedul-
ing to the Covered Wagon Com
pany, 1t. Col. r. F. Whitworth.
Contracting Officer for the De-
troit Ordnance District, praised
the company and its employees
for outstanding production OF
the cargo bodies and for the ex-
cellent cooperation Of manage
ment and labor which made such
production record possible
The Army and Navy recognized
this record by recently awarding
the Production E. TO the Gov
cred Wagon Company.
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Sailor, IL.
a Hero of
Carrier Fight

Ell CENTRIC, Calf, June %
Up - A 17-year-old sailor
from Kalamazoo, Mich, was one
of the heroes Of the crew OF the
u S. S. Bunker Hill when Jap
suicide planes struck the air
craft carrier off Okinawa.
He was Donald NJ. Crosse, 1921
Albert ave., who gave up his
,ifebelt to help save a wounded
shipmate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Pigs, Rabbits,
Fowl and Beef
Are Stolen
Sheriff Intensifies
Efforts to Halt
Widespread Thefts

Discovery of an abandoned
quarter of beef, coupled with
rapidly mounting reports of
missing pigs, chickens End rab-
bits, today had loaned urgency
to Sheriff Harley Ensign's
search for bands of marauders
intent upon extracting huge pro-
fits as a result of the existing
meat shortage in the area.
Sheriff's deputies reported
that front quarter Ut beef and
part of hind quarter were dis
covered just outside the Mount
Clemens city limits when
Scout car crews attention was
attracted by a dog running
across Durham road with q
large piece of meat in its mouth.
Searching through adjacent
fields Deputies Richard DeKete-
laere and Robert Bronson dis
covered the abandoned quarters
of meat.
$50 CHICKENS GONE
Earlier in the day the sher-
ifs office had received reports
of three separate cases of chick
en- thefts in which $50 fowl had
been stolen. At the farm home
of Charles Stein, 1873 N. Ora
tiot, 125 chickens had been TAX
en-. while at that of his next door
-neighbor, Eldon Conklin, an
other IS were reported missing.
Sixty more chickens were stolen
from the Lawson Beardslee
home, 425 Ferndale road. State
police of the Center Line de-
tachment said that they were
investigating the recent theft of
20 rabbits from garage hutches
behind the Miles Allison home,
$3.50 Fifteen Mile road, and
Roseville police were hunting
for an eight-weeks'-old pig
missing from tn eJustus Lander
residence, 17424 Wildwood.
Earlier in the week sheriffs
deputies had been informed Of
the theft of a heifer from a
North Macomb county farm and
See THEFTS-Page 2
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IF these women had shot you
they would have been justified. +"
THREE VICTIMS
The beatings charged TO Mum
70 occurred on June IL at his
former wife's apartment, 1909
Woodrow Wilson avenue, in De-
troit. According to the COM
plainants Munro drove up to the
house in a cab at 3 a. m. and
sent the driver in with q mes
See MUNRO-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
lightning Hits
Ma(omb Home
Widespread Storm
Domose Reported

Repair crews of the Detroit
Edison company were still work
ing today after a hectic night in
which many electric wires and
installations were damaged by
the severe storm which swept
the lower part of Macomb county
last night and this morning.
George w. Hargreaves, district
manager of the Detroit Edison
company stated that the men
had worked throughout the night
in an effort to repair the damage
and prevent live wires, ripped
loose by falling branches, from
preventing injury to anyone.
The major part of the damage
was felt in the southern part Of
the county particularly in War
rem Township where lightning
hit house and telephone pole.
A house owned by Lee Devar-
scher at $685. East IL mile road
was struck by. lightning and
caught fire. The lightning stroke
hit the roof, went clear through
the house and into the basement.
No one was injured.
The Warren Fire department
was called and soon had the fire
under control. Damage was es-
timated at about $500.
The Fire department was busy
throughout the night answering
calls on loose wires. Some trees
were knocked down by the pow
erful wind.
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$16S,024(ify
Budget Sought
Tex Rote Would
Remain Unchanged

The City Commission ut it,
regular meeting last night ap-
proved the first reading of Z
budget ordinance for $685.
024,40 to cover expenses for the
city of Mount Clemens during
the fiscal year beginning Oct. I.
The budget would require q
tax of three mills on the dollar
of assessed valuation of the tan.
able property of the city, this
rate is the same as last year.
This years budget shows IN
increase of s3.497.30 over last
years accepted budget ordinance
in which Sl64.527.10 was ask
ed to defray the city's expenses.
EXPAND STREET FUND
The biggest boost was In the
appropriation to the street
fund which Is asking 81, 500
more than last year. This years
budget calls for the sum Of $12,.
500 to defray the expenses u
grading. curbing, repairing and
improving the streets and public
grounds in the city.
1t was pointed out that thlo
fund will lbe augmented by the
usual money which the city r.
ceives from the State Highway
Department.
The contingent fund which q
used to pay the contingent and
other expenses Of the city Wa
raised from $817.43 to a.
320.01.
MINOR CHANGES
The Fire Department has roie.
ed its budget requirements b.
81 900 this year and n reQuoOe.
ing S33. 900. The Police Depogts
ment. which received 90, 80
last year, remains unchaneea -
its request.
The interest and sinking ftxnG
which was set at $47,0 07.0 % ~
year. has been boosted to 49,
006.97. This money II ussd -
provide for the payment q =.
terest and principal due ca -
bonded Indebtedness Of The oDlvt
The printing fund. 70 beU15
for the publication Of Oh -
made necessary BY law. - 4
q boost Of $500, WITH ~
Of 1000 being asked III 3
The recreation ftw,1, ~ y;
provides for the mainto1n1n9 oD
recreation facilities IN ~ 60 !:
See BUD09T-paQR -
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third of the funds so collected
will be earmarked for return to
the county committee under
Averill'S plan.
4-POINT PLAN
The state Democratic chief
said that the party's plans hinge
upon four. proposals:
1.-The formation and main
tenance of year-around party or
ganizational activities.
2-The employment of full
time state Democratic publicity
director and the designation of
full time woman's activities
director.
3 - Launching of the 1916
election drives Immediately.
4-Formation of the forty
skier" clubs.
Averill expressed deep salts
faction with the enthusiasm and
See FORTY -SIXERS-Page 4
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Macomb county jail for ma
licious destruction of property.
"She wouldn't talk TO me,
Joseph Pat Sullivan. of De,
troit, plaintively told Chief AS
sistant Prosecutor Fred Var
Fleteren in explaining why he
had vented his anger on cal
owned by Mrs. Vera Averitt, 80
Of 2l579 Fresard avenue, St
Clair Shores.
PERSISTENT ADMIRER
Mrs. Averitt. whose husband
Paul, is on active service some
where in the Pacific theatre OF
war. told Undersherff Thomas
II. Kaltenbach that Sullivan had
bounded" her for several
See ADMIRER-Page z
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City Rejects
AuulicatiOn

Making use for the first time
of the new Junk Yard ordinance
the City Commission last night
rejected an application for a
junk permit by George Leroy
and instituted legal action
against him to force him to clean
UP his yard on Hubbard avenue
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Sit-Down Strike
Wins for Yanks
in Maxi Prison

A "sit-down strike" in a Ger
man prison camp is described by
Pfc. Ira E. Heath. 38, home with
his wife and little son at 242
North avenue, after IL months
overseas, and eight months a
prisoner.
Pvt. Heath was taken prison
er in the drive across the Mo-
selle, last September, suffering
from hand-grenade injuries to
his knee. AT first he was cared
See POW-Page 2
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Verbal Clashes
Mark Opening
of Parent Case

The method in which the war
rant against G.. Boyd McPher-
son, charged with leaving the
scene of a fatal accident, was
drawn up and attacked this
morning before Circuit Judge
Paul r. Cash by the defendant 5
counsel in an effort 10 obtain an
injunction preventing Justice
of the Peace Donald G.. Parent
See PARENT-Page 2