4 •FRIDAY—NOVEMBER 9, 1945 MONITOR-LEADER MOUNT CLEMENS. MICH. Status of Japanese Emperor Much Debated Issue They're Nylons Flying Fortresses, flying at Bar Brawl Heads full throttle, almost 500 gal* Chaotic Conditions Point Press Search for Bodies lons of gasoline an hour. to Higher Court 600 Attend Richard M. Stamotovich, 29, Toward Waning Prestige of 22,000 Yanks in Europe 3109 Bates road, New Haven, Os technicians and was free on SSOO bond toda.v BY GLENN BABB for Shinto to continue its pre- 4-H Festival PARIS, Nov. 9 (>P) The , identification PAINTING do their work while he awaits circuit court , Nov. 9 UP)—'The war role in the national scheme. U. S. Army is pressing a deter- interpreters Complete Service, Interior to recover or trial on charges of felonious as- Einperor of to outward To this end the Japanese govern- Special Honors mined search and well. Exterior will be cease identify bodies of 22,0000 EXPERIENCED HELP sault growing out of a fracas in appearances retains the religious ment required to Paid to Leaders the Some bodies are discovered Chesterfield township bar last veneration and devotion of a all financial support. But Shin- unknown American soldiers still crouched in fox holes. PHONE 4348 B to's eclipse may be achieved who lie nameless graves be- Oct. 3. vast majority of the 75,000.000 The Macomb County 4-H Club in More are found in graves where without any Allied action. Shin- tween the littered beaches o? Stamotovich waived examina- defeated and dazed Japanese, Fall Festival attracted more the men were buried unofficial- to and its Great Shrines always Normany and wreckage of before Justice Frank E \ ¦ but powerful ferments are work- than 600 members to the USO the ly, usually by farmers or town- tion have been supported by the Berlin. Bernard Korzynski , mu: which may chance this in a Building on Wednesday, County people alter the fighting swirled Jeannette. v state, not the people. Shinto as charges Stamotovich assaulted lew years. Agricultural Agent William As Armistice Day draws near on. the State's comparatively recent in Bar. 2048 North American policy as executed Murphy and Lyn Lewis, district and soldiers and civilians pre- him Kate's synthesis of primitive nature Identified or not, each body is Avenue, Route 1, New under General MacArthur has club agent, revealed today. pare to do homage to America’s Gratiot worship and militarism, one of the 37 perma- been to permit Japan to retain modern The group by war dead, men of the U.S. removed to Baltimore. was welcomed cemeteries the Emperor and use his unique imposed from above and used A. D. Brewer, Secretary of the Graves Registration Service are nent U.S military regiment the people for the European theater. So rGr® to in the can t have bananas on prestige to make smooth the j Mount Clemens Board of Com- redoubling their efforts to solve You purpose of the Imperialists and careful has been the IS YOUR IN NEED and not have berries, surrender, occupation and pro- merce. Appearing on the pro- the riddles of the fighting men identifica- SIGHT jrour cereal Militarists. Observance of its are only are berries. gram of democracy dictated by gram was Will L. Lee, County who died in anonymity. tion check that there for bananas rites was a duty from which re- 3,362 unidentified dead in th** OF CORRECTION! the conquerors. But there is no School Commissioner, who en- There can be no higher honor lease will be welcomed by many cemeteries at present, in addi- Check These Reasons guaranty continuing Allied sup- couraged the boys and girls to paid, they feel, than to give Institu- Japanese. What will ruah into tion to the 22,000 unlocated Why We Can Plaasa You! port for the Imperial be examples of their motto “To name to the nameless and write DELUXE PHOTO SERVICE tion, and the ultimate decision the vacuum left by shinto’s Make the Best Better.” dead. • You are assured of a thor- COMMERCIAL AND j decline remains to be seen. It tiie tragic ending to the military ough and accurate exam- WORK mV on the Emperor concept must During the program, special Twenty-nine of the cemeterie* PORTRAIT could be Christianity or it could histories of men whose families ination FINISHINO emanate from the Japanese peo- honors were paid to the leaders Belgium EXPERT be cling to futile and tormented are in , three in We advise glasses ple. Communism. had served five y.ars • never 18 Washington Ave. who to ten hopes. two in England and one apiece unless positively indicated Thus far there is little evid- PAST GUARDS in 4-H Club work. A special Ml. Clemen* They lie, these men, beneath in northern Ireland, Holland and in examination. ence of danger to the Thus far head- clover leaf award pin, together Luxembourg. throne.! MacArthur’s shallow mounds along the Ample time allowed each Communists newly freed from quarters has taken no action to with a certificate of recognition, • death trap hedgerows of Nor- Except the few whose patient. prison and other restraints clam- implement policy to end Shinto’s was presented to the leaders ac- for woodland Service always prompt ot noisily for the Emperor’s re- role in government, although an cording to the years of service. mandy, beside families make arrangements for • streams of the Marne where return of their bodies to the and courteous, with no moval but they are an infini- order to prevent any incidents Leaders with 10 years of lead- minority. their fathers fell before them, in U. S., the soldier dead will re- charge for minor adjust- tesimal Nearly all oth- it posted sentries at main ership received a gold pin pre- er parties which mushroomed in Shrines to exclude Allied mili- the still forests of the Ardennes main in those cemeteries, under ments. sented by the New York Central Prices are moderate for the wake of American-imposed tary personnel. Otherwise it wrf3 r Hills where the snows that cov- perpetual care arranged by the • Railroad. ”hese were: Mr. Her- lenses and modern new freedoms call for demo- likely these national temples ered warm bodies will fall again Army. Only legislation by Con- fine bert and Mrs. Myrtle Collin of styles of eye wear. cratic changes without touching would attract more curious GIS Center Line; Mrs. Frances soon. gress would change that plan. • Location is convenient to FrowJ! the “sacred and inviolate" worshippers. than native Mac- In other theaters there are No soldiers willremain buried ; posi-j Fucrstenau of Richmond and all stores, theatres, park- laxi tion of the Mikado. Arthur has been represented as among Temporary cem- S other thousands the in German soil. Sven Holden of Warren. ing. RITES convinced of being etc. CUSTOMARY that destruction' Leaders with five to nine minefields of Anzio and the raw eteries there are e’osed Meanwhile, goes any For An Immediate Hirohito militarism made action years inclusive received silver crags of the Appenines in , and the bodies returned to the about his as high against Shintoism secondary Appointment functions of clover award presented by the on shrapnel-laced Pacific Is- lands which hailed the fallen ijl priest and divinely descended importance. green jun- as liberators. DIAL 6222 county. These were: Mrs. Edith lands and in Burmese heroes ruler of his people with little A studio-made wind aids model Inevitably. Hirohito’s hold on Dietzcl, Victor Marlowe, Mrs. gles. or no alteration of the ancient Jackie Burns, above, to display the people would be most af- Lyle May, James Gallagher, Nearly half of the unidenti- A Kentucky mountaineer cel- DR. LAWRENCE KEATS Shinto Rituals. Last week he Mrs. k2WSJ pair of precious nylons to best fected by decline of the cult Mrs. Eleanor Mrs, fied dead in the European Thea- ebrated hi s 102nd .birthday. OPTOMETRIST a performed the rites Beardslee, advantage. Occasion was a customary which claims for him veneration Ada Briley and Harry Alwardt, tre flew with the USAAF in That’s a lot of tobacco for one 308 Monitor-Ltodar Bldg. pos- of worship in palace sanctuaries “cheesecake" party where on the grounds he is the son of all of Mount Clemens; Mrs. Bes- planes that never returned. man to chew. Gel Relief York's on Meiji Setsu, birthday of his I You'll sessors of some of New heaven and the current manifes- sie Buhl, Edward F. Siefert, Mrs. Their graves are scattered even shapeliest gams paraded during grandfather, Emperor Meiji, and tation of a “line unbroken for Marion Siefert and Mrs. Hazel more widely— from England’s exhibit of postwar hosiery, pro- one of the three big holidays on ages eternal.” unquestionably, Estes, of New Haven; Fred Swiss Alps and be- fronrPain! viding a photographer's holiday. the Japanese calendar. Ebel- coast to the Hirohito’s personal prestige and ing, Mrs. Ester river. Next Hirohito is jour- Neumann and yond Berlin to the Oder Soencit Bros. week that of the Imperial house suf- Clark Tierce, all of Romeo; Mrs. mounds cared for bv neying to Ujiyamada in ancient The tiny fered from his visit last month Winnie Dooley, Mrs. Grace or Belgian fami- Bumping fir Painting Ise Province, 250 miles south- French, Dutch SPECIALISTS IN RIO WRECKS to MacArthur at the American Ward and Thomas Crichton, of lies on their farms are hardest TEARS EXPERIENCE west of Tokyo, to worship at 19 j Embassy. That the son of heaven Rochester; Mrs. Oma Mrs. Grand Shrines dedicated to the j Goff, to find. But 'they are being should leave the Sacred Palace Martin Montgomery and Arthur CITY COLLISION Sun Goddess, Ameterasu. Chief< found—dozens every week—by Matt Charbonvau, Prop. to visit an Alien Mortal was a Rowley, all of Richmond; Rob- specially trained jeep teams ISi Macomb At. ML Clemen* Deity of the Snlnto Pantheon tremendous to millions of Phon* 3981 shock ert Rinke of Warren; Mrs. Fern working mile by mile along and divine ancestress of the Im- 1 The effect was devout Japanese. Leupold of Center Line; Mrs. bomber flight lanes and across Texaco perial house and the Japanese intensified when Japanese news- Margaret Cook of Memphis; Mrs. race. To her will report the fields where battles raged. Ex- h& papers published a picture show- Reba McDowell of Utica; Mrs. 24 Hour Service on Shoe “termination of the war,” ac- : perts anatomical specialists. ing the handsome American con- Hrael Mitchell of Detroit.. Mrs. Service Station Repairing and Rebuilding to cording official announce- queror towering over the insign- Margaret Sharkey of St. Clair We Dye Shoes Like New! ment. Apparently even a divin- ! Corner of Church and Gratiof ificant, stooped figure of his vis- Shores; Gerald Hawkins of Ar- Saw Filing a Specialty ity he from such must shielded itor. mada; and Mrs. Anna Whiting rude words as defeat and sur- Iharry j. lefurgey! Purchased and IVoto BANNOW'S P. H. WOOD DIVERGENT VIEWS of Washington. Recently 69 N. WALNUT 66 Robertson Phone 6846 render. Pins and certificates were LINKED TO CULT However, there are many Ja- management awarded to members and lead- Auto-Life-Fire Under the of But Emperor worship is ! panese who assert that Hiro- | inex- ers for 4-H Club work accomp- na- hito's firmness in ending the war tricably linked to the Shinto lished during the summer. Insurance ¦ tional cult which militarists, and carrying out the surrender George and Albert Soenen In oUerving the 4-H Fall Fes- I STATE FARM INSURANCE | now made him personally more popu- discredited, made their tival, Macomb county members COMPANIES PLANS for Your HOME weapon. lar with the masses than any Bloomington. Illlaolo 1 chief spiritual There joined with other 4-H Club the numerous indications that previous Mikado. Th* World'* Large* Auto Begin with a systematic plan members throughout the*nation Insurance J -- Shinto has lost vastly in popu- I*l Cos. MacArthur has directed the who observed 4-H Club Victory Washing Greasing of saving at Federal. When lar esteem. Whether the Empp'- Monitor-Loader Building I Japanese government to revise Week, November 3 to 11. The 1 ready or buy see us or concept can survive Shinto’s the constitution to give full play ! Victory Week program gave re- I Room 503 Diol 8002 to build decline is question. • a moot to democratic processes and cognition to 4-H Clubs for the on our home financing plans. I have found Tokyo's Chief provide insurance that never Repair part they played in serving their Tire Shinto Shrines almost deserted. again can a sinister clique gain country during wartime. On a ri2ht, sparkling Sunday af- power through manipulation of Some of the national achieve- Why Pay More? 2% ternoon, such as, pre-war, wouid CURRENT DIVIDEND imperial prestige. The current were the planting of 1,- *s brought Meiji ments All uiitr Coat* ig Battery Charge have thousands to Quick Savings Insured Up to $5,000 cabinet obviously is loath to 000,000 acres in victory gardens; end Honor Oeoroenta J| Shrine on Tokyo’s outskirts .0 make any changes affecting the producing 43,000,000 chickens U Walt worship the spirit of Hirohito’s Emperor’s place. Foreign Mini- Salts Pressed While and 2,007,000 head of livestock; Loonllr Ovnotf end operated grandfather, founder of the mo- ster Yoshida argues that the canning 74,000,000 quarts of LADIES' SUITS jfff W* MOTOR TUNE-UP dern Japanese Empire, and to constitution itself is democratic fruits and vegetables; and col- PLAIN DRESSES A enjoy its gardens and famous but was misused by militarists. lecting 400,000.000 pound* of MENS SLITS M olff TOP W V pine groves, only four Japanese Premier Shidehara says the scrap. At time, attention is COATS board this were seen in the Shrine's clause which states that the Em- also given to future 4-H Club Batteries and Accessories two obviously 58 N. Walnut St. Mount Clemons approaches, demo- peror is sacred and inviolate had work with aims to prepare FRENCH DYERS bilized army officers and two a counter-part in the British young rural Americans for the and CLEANERS giggling school girls. The main saying that “the king can do no ! world in peace. 59 Macomb St Mt Clemens PHONE 9109 Shrine, hitherto one of the main wrong.” Such men. rated as “lib- focal points of National Rcligio- erals’’ in pre-war Japan but like- If every housewife will can Patriotlsm, was in a fire burned ly to find themselves over- 10 per cent more fruit and veg- raid last April, but enough sub- whelmed in political tides loos- etables than is needed for her sidiary buildings to give remain ed by surrender, profess to be- family's use, the serious threat the devout a place to worship HEARING Emperor can rc- - NOTICE OF lieve that the ( of famine among if thov to worship. non German wanted main in a limited monarchy, pat- | victims of war can be CROWDS FALL OFF alleviated. OF OBJECTIONS TO SPECIAL ASSESSMENT terned after the British mon- Pomona, Calif., Progress-Bul- Attendance at Yasu ku n i archy. This probably was the letin. AVE. WATER LINE Shrine, where are enshrined the utmost change they would ac- READ THE ROLL OF NORTH souls of all of Japan's 'fallen cept. Some compromise may he warriors, was not much great- achieved out of the ferment cf IN TOWNSHIP er. Before and during the war conflicting pressures now loos- Protect Baby's Health EXTENSION CLINTON this chief temple of the mili- ed. but there seems little chance Money Notice is hereby given thot o Hulv verified petition tarist cult drew huge crowds that the God Emperor concept Save Time Save daily. Similar neglect was found has been filed with the Township Boord of Clinton Town- can long survive the cnfeeble- at the Shrine to General Nogi, ment of its chief support, Shinto. ship, Macomb County. Michigan, for the installation of hero of Port Arthur, and other SNO-WHITE a water main, hydrants, gates, outlets and oil other Shinto temples. On the same day, Asakusa • necessary appurtenances along the following route, CONCRETE IENDLER Park and playground at the oth- DIAPER SERVICE • $$L to wit: er and of Tokyo drew scores of ROAD GRAVEL ?housands. Long queues waited & Beginning at an existing water main on North Ave , • FILL DIRT BABY LAUNDRY City of the City of Mount for admittance to theaters and so called near the N’ly limits of which ft Miles Cast ot Mt. Medically Approved Clemens, running N’ly approximately movie houses, most and thence 4.000 escaped the fires which razed Clemens on Scher Road Diaper Service Formula feet to a point 800 feet N'ly of the South line of the Ob- surrounding blocks. Throngs Loaded of Pit eriiesen farm, so called, on the West Side of said North pushed through the streets and For Diopor Wash Ave., so called, Clinton Township, in Macomb County, or Delivered The GI bill of rights . • . enlistment require- hactered with hundreds of curb- Phono Metro to 0300 Michigan. stone merchants whose small . . . Thomas I. Ttssmer ments discharge qualifications . . . disabil- stocks replaced destroyed shops. Mil Fslrrhllß Ron 4 Root* « Mt. Clemens Service plans, Cl*ni»ni . • That maps, specifications and estimates of It was obvious that Tokyo want- Mt. on Wed. ft Set. ity pensions • and educational cost end expenses of soid improvement and special as- ed to forget the war and all that Phone: New Haven 144-F4 t insurance benefits . . • job seniority rights . • . these and sessment ro'l duly prepared to cover the cost thereof are bred it. on file with the Township Clerk of Clinton Township for Shinto’s manifest decline may many other subjects of vital interest not only developments public examination and that the Township Board shall have far-reaching to veterans but all who have relatives meet at the Township offices on South Gratiot Ave. near in Japan’s political as well as Herrington Rood in said Township on the sth dov of De- religious life. An American in, just dut, or about to enter service 4 State Department spokesman re- MOTORS cember, 5, 7 M., on NEW 19 at 45 P said date to hear o’clock cently American are discussed daily in this helpful any objections to special roll so announced-thAt end consider assessment policy is to make it impossible Now in Stock For prepared ond filed. column. Head it regularly. e • Beginning ot a point in the center line of North Ave. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 126.6 feet North of the City Limits of the City of Mount Have Your Clemens. Thence E’ly at right angles to North Ave. 233 e CHEVROLET "stet, thence N’ly and parallel to North Ave. 4.000 feet, Rugs fir Carpets l)(‘li‘oil thence W’ly at right angles to North Avenue 466 Feet, !\o Priority IVceeiiory Tho feet, Cleaned Now! thence S'lv ond parallel to North Ave. 4.000 PAGETT AND HOLMES thence E’ly 233 feet to the point of beginning, all in Clinton Township. Macomb County, Michigan. Mt. Clement O / ¦ ¦ Now.sJ ELMORE E. LESTER BRYER CLEANERS BATH CITY GARAGE Order Prom • Clinton Township Clerk 19 FHth St. COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE H. Schultz, 26 Cherry Street Phone 9846 Dated: Nov. «th, 1945 DELIVERY SERVICE 26 PINE STREET DIAL 4591