FRIDAY—APRIL 7, 1944 MONITOR-LEADER MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH, 5 'Michigan Deweyites Challenges Tracks Down Owners Extortion Threat 2jau of Lost Ration Books Urge Declaration Jt’s -Adin iL Pope’s Status The Gaffe family, No. 7, Villa Leads to Arrest Seek Formal Statement By D. A. *** hotel, will eat this week-end; DETROIT, April 7 _ (>P> of Candidate's Intent thanks to an observant and per- William Doss, 23. of Pontiac, as ‘Vicar* m sistent Mount Clemens woman will be arraigned next week on By the Associated Press There was an Eastertide in World War 1 amid the mud and ¦ ws## who found the four Gaffe ra- a Federal Grand jury indictment Backers of Thomas E. Dewey carnage of Flanders, which brought to war-weary American MOSCOW, April 7 bP) tion books on the street yester- charging him with sending an native of Michigan soldiers a glimpse of the eternal plan and a beautiful mes- The Metropolitan Sergei of Mos- day afternoon. extortion letter through the in his state * cow’, m^Pßk . . the patriarch of all Rus- The books which bore today pushed forward their ef- sage of new life. . mails. forts to persuade the New York The supply of protecting sand had been blasted from above sia, challenged the position of names but no addresses of- Assistant District Attorney governor to declare his candi- the at Vimy Ridge early in Fall of 1917, and be- the Pope today as Vicar of fered little in the way of identi- Frank X. Norris said Doss was trenches the fication dacy for the Republican presi- ween the periods of fighting soldiers took their trenching Christ. as to the Gaffe family's arrested by postal inspectors last nomination while other whereabouts inasmuch as they July 16, but a formal complaint dential tools and filled new bogs from he soil of ravaged lands which In an article entitled “Is There supporters called for an in- Earth?” HL jfcr*' are not registered in either the was withheld pending a com- once had been gardens in a a Vicar of Christ on structed delegation at the party’s published in the Journal of Mos- city or telephone directories plete investigation. nearby village. recently, when Brig. Gen. C. X. national convention in Chicago. cow, the head of the Russian By stopping virtually every- The complainant, according to That soil played its imper- Cheves pinned an heroic con- one she saw along Broadway Norris, is David Rusch of Ypsi- Prompted by Wendell Will- Orthodox Church cited Biblical sonal part well all through duct medal on Joe for action last night, however, Mrs. Harry lanti, a former fellow worker of from the race, texts to reach a conclusion in kic’s withdrawal that winter, barricading miles during a recent barge fire. Joe Benoit, Broadway, at “draft-Dewey-for- the negative. of 178 N. Doss the Willow Run bomber sponsors of a of trenches and absorbing and another G. I. prevented the finally discovered a woman who plant. president” movement set up Recalling Christ's farewell ad- tons of lead and shrapnel on fvre from spreading and causing had seen a child passing earlier The indictment, returned yes- in the Hotel Olds dress to the Apostles. “I am — /'? headquarters its way to find haven in hu- great damage to military stores in the day with ration books in terday, accuses Doss of sending Lansing. Meta S. Wood- with you always” (St. Mark . ... v in Mrs. man . . equipment. Mary’s '. . flesh. Those earth- and St...... her hand. She provided the clue a to signed “Miss this ''39l? letter Rusch en, Battle Creek attorney, said filled bags were punctured, High takes a bow on that one, 28 20), the patriarch said finally had that led Mrs. Benoit to Jane Carry” and demanding she and State Rep. Andrew C. torn and slashed, and soaked for Joe attended there. He join- meant that, although Jesus PARKED earth, BABlES— United Nations Service Center has estab- the overjoyed Gaffe family. $225. Johnson of Beulah were tem- with blood. ed the army July 22, 1943, and physically abandoned the parking space abandoned lished for babies, in Washington, D. C., while porary co-chairmen, with Mrs. Came Spring and Easter, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred he never spiritually traveling idea of service parents investigate nation’s capital or do Orville E. Atwood, widow of a suddenly the miles of trenches Jackson, 195 North Broadway. the church and thus “the shopping. state, an intermediary such as a Vicar Nurse Eda A. Tookey holds Baby Steven, Just about former secretary of serv- • were brilliant with daffodils, • * ready for his nap, while Sidney ing as head of the Lansing of- battlefield soil, and of Christ on earth is unconquer- Charles Brummer does some nurtured in Discussing the planned special hammering of fice. bursting triumphantly able.” his own forth ordinance and / Your Easter theatre here, The patriarch’s article, reaf- Mrs. Wooden said the more through the burlap that bound the effort to get the show

, firming princi- sponsors of the Dewey them. . . the traditional than 150 closed by 2 a. m. nightly so Church, movement included Speaker “Resurrection! quiet ples of the Orthodox * * that the city willremain FLOWERS » opposed squarely the conception Shortage of Paper Strikes Howard Nugent of the state and dignified (?) during the George of the authority of the Pope as A House of Representatives and YEARS AGO John, nighttime hours, a Detroit Are ready Kcils, “Vic” Moross and Christ’s Vicar. and beautiful several township supervisors Tony theatreman recently testified Both Allies and Axis Alike from counties “in many parts of others of the old St. Peter’s The metropolitan said it was before the City Commission conceivable that there might be Paper, Substitute for Metals, Rubber Although the wholesale de- the state.” Choir used to sing the Gounod about all-night shows while a central authority to administer mand is unprecedented “Messe Solenelle,” the same the on s listened with Is Used by Army for Some 700,000 Items and the Prominently missing from the sol ecclesiastic or that a beautiful mass recently offered way things activities national supply is greatly cur- list, however, were Detroit amazement to the might J A by a local choral group. . . . union of churches be form- By NEA Service At the present rate of collec- . . Owosso-born are done in the Big City. . tailed we have reserved what we backers of the But George says they resented ed around a leader as, for ex- Todays number one war tion, the nation will meet six governor and state administra- “The only problem they have a published remark to the effect ample. a president of a linn- >hortage everywhere is pa- million of its eight million ton believe will be sufficient for your officials. Secretary of State with the all-day, all-night tive that the beautiful mass is no vcrsal Coi.ncil of Bishops, chosen per. In German and Japan, peo- quota, according to Lt. Gen. Dignan, generally and all-year-round shows,” he fffiy demands. Herman H. longer song in the Catholic from among bishops of world ple are shot for wasting paper. Brehon B. Somervell, chief of recognized as the unofficial said, “is cleaning them. They Church because of its difficulty, capitals. In England, destroying paper is the Army Services and Supply. Come and see them if you spokesman for Dewey in Michi- solve that by asking all pat- might or something. . . . Sure it’s “That be practical with- a criminal offense. In America, Twenty-five war plants in need gan, has recommended that no rons to move to one side of /jLrX can, if not phone Mt. Clemens wrong, George, thousands of out insisting on the danger of the War Production Board has of waste paper for the manu- i draft-Dewey movement be start- the show while it’s swept and temp- Catholic churches will use that giving any man exposed to said that waste paper tops the facture of cartons and shipping 2931. ed until the governor himself cleaned, and then back to the mass this Sunday; a very popu- tation such power.” he said. list of all materials critically cases in which fighting men get Sfy flashes the green light. other side.” lar mass. Sorry someone passed In an article which appeared needed for war. their food, clothing, ammunition • * * A such a comment on and it was in the Feb. 1 issue of Izvestia, blood plasma, have shut Gasoline consists entirely of “There is no exaggeration in and published. WOMEN* says Charlie Dugan Soviet government newspaper, One hundred others are frank j. munt * • the statement that the waste pa- down. a mixture of hydrogen and car- • (who knows) make good bus Dmitri Petrov declared that the per in American manufacturing operating on part-time sched- bon. A Selfridge Field civilian drivers, for the curly-haired policy of Pope Pius XII is pro- per flowers plants and obsolete files may be ules. “You can’t do a 75 cent comes forward and comments Irishman is now training a large Fascist. The article evoked indig- 8«n4«4 Member F. T. D. A«a'a. as deciding an influence in the job back here and expect us to that he thought Uncle Sam class in Detroit for the bus lines. nant comment by Catholics in war s outcome as the nobilizing do a 100 per cent job over 460 Cota Phono Mt. Clement 2931 ‘was a bit cheap in ordering Six or eight are already work- many parts of the world. of the fleet of pleasure craft there,” Somervell points out. him to a pre-induction physi- ing in the Mount Clemens area, (Sergei, now 76, was elected Op## evenings Huouflt latter and Cottar Sunday. army cal in Detroit recently, and and their accident records are patriarch of Moscow’ and all that saved the British at Collections have been stepped Dunkirk,’’ Rear Adm. Harry L. up some communities, the docking him a day’s good. . . . a man Russia last September. A week in then full “Try and tell Brinser, Inspector pay while down in Detroit, anything about driving rules and later the Russian Church gave of Navy Ma- Waste Paper Campaign Com- newspaper although the other lads of his safety precautions, and he its blessing to Soviet rule.) terials, recently told the news- mittee reports, bv paper agen- work group pitched in and doesn't listen to you,” says the committee of the U. S. appeals to governmental B H lH • HH Paper Campaign. turn performed his tasks. Maybe Irishman, “but a woman pays Victory Waste cies and business men to he shouldn't kick. He got a strict attention, and follows in- Observe Solemn Rites Demands for paper products over obsolete records and un- April 7—f/P)— by the armed forces are at their* duplicates and tripli- free ride to Detroit and a free structions carefully.” . . . Holy NEW YORK. needed highest point. The War Produc- by campaigns emphasiz- meal. . . . George Kurz has Week is no time for celebrations, Christians and Jews throughout cates. Easter Parade KEEP IN TOUCH to car- handed over the reins to so instead of “getting together,” the w’orld today began celebra- tion Board has set a quota of ing that it’s fashionable eight pa- unwrapped, young George, out at Kurz we’ll merely wish “Happy Birth- tion of two of the most import- million tons of waste ry home bundles WITH THE WORLD per to be delivered in 1944 to paper matinees at lo- Apparel Holy days year by waste Calls for New Tavern, after 25 years in day” today Wil- ant of the through our fine the to Prosecutor selection catering business. We hope bur F. Held, John W. Riley, Sr., Good Friday and the opening of mills for the manufacture of es- cal movie houses, for which the of fiction and non-fiction sential war materials. of is a specified George Jr., makes as many . . . and D. A. the eight-day pa.ssovcr. price admission friends. SAVES OTHER MATERIALS amount of waste paper, by of- Full Fashiontd For Her BOOKS • • • Paper is substituting for 215,- fering all kinds of prizes from fire Chiffon or Sami-Sorvica MP JOE JACKSON, of the 000,000 pounds of critical met- war bonds to rides in the Cotton Wash U. S. Army somewhere in India, Richmond Rotarians Mark als, 36.000 pounds of pliofilm, truck to school children who SCHANHER'S* The Ks nil Drug Stores 750,000 pounds of glass, 12,000 turn in specified amounts of 52 Cass Avenue got his picture and a swell story HOSIERY DRESSES in the overseas edition of Yank pounds of r u bber, 220,000 paper salvage. Club's 15th Anniversary Up to Size 52 pounds of cellophane and 8.- Best results are from those 00 RICHMOND Members of treasurer. Howard H. Bauer, and 000,000 board feet of lumber. which follow up $J| ’ communities $ “Our whole war economy, collec- 98 50 the active local Rotary Club this sergt.-at-arms. Royal W. Epplcr. appeals with systematic WPB chief Donald M. Nelson, groups specifically re- *Y 2 week marked their 15th anni- tions bv declares, “is built on paper.” sponsible for seeing that all Rayon Crapa versary by playing hosts to vis- Some 700,000 items Read “The Umpire” USES to Map Aids used by waste paper goes to war. iting Rotarians from a number the armed forces are either Long or Short Slssvss Fins Lins of of clubs. A dinner held at the (or made of paper or wrapped in it. henry IV s politics Congregational Church Tuesday Servicemen Paper makes such things as IV Whits and Colorsd Not only did King Henry TAILORED attracted 103 Rotarians and their WASHINGTON. April 7—(/P) blood plasma containers, plane politics with the wing gun of France play friends. — tips, covers for inva- (TP) Manpower Chairman Paul wheeze about everyone hav- sion landings, parachute flares, old HANDKERCHIEFS Otto Nickel, president of the V. McNutt announced today that ing a chicken in every pot, but BLOUSES hand grenade boxes, wrap- stewing jK, ' Mount Clemens Kiwanis Club gave out recipes for x the U. S. Employment Service pings for machine guns, camou- he 98 98 served as toastmaster, and was fowl. willprepare for discharged serv- flage rings, supply the 25‘ 35 50* introduced by Joseph C. Ernst, nets, bomb *2 *3 the Rotary icemen a summary of job op- parachutes, helmet linings, shell a charter member of THIN* 0» group. portunities in all industrial cen- containers, packing for ammu- WHEN TOO nition, targets, gas ters with population over 100.- training INSURANCE Little Girls For Little Folks The principal address was mask instrument pan- For 000, the principal city of canisters, THINK Os given by Dick H. Norton, De- and each state regardless of size. els, military records, blue- troit Rotary official who warm- prints, fuse parts, cartons for OTTO NICKEL PINAFORE BOBBIE ly congratulated the Richmond The summary, entitled labor field rations, Air Force emer- PHONE 4411 Rotarians not only on the 15th market information for veter- gency packs and bomb fins. anniversary, but also on the ac- ans, will be revised every two DRESSES SOX complishment# of these years for months, and will indicate the Up to . r the betterment of their com- expected labor demand for six Size 6 munity. months in advance. It will be 15*.. 19* Greetings were given to those available at all offices of the employment present by Alonzo P. Ewing, De- service. Ladies’ troit Rotarian, and a solo was Cotton Crept and Rsgular and Extra Siss rendered by A1 Hameister, of Broadcloth Rayon Crops Mount Clemens. Victory sing- ing was led by Walter G. Fen- [(.OOOHARJ ton, Mount Clemens Kiwanis PAJAMAS PANTIES song leader, and music was fur- h^TIRESwJ By H. G. SALSINGER nished by Pansy Bell, Fred « » 00 Schock and William Weinert. goodAear 3 59*. ‘l News Sports Editor Rev. Sig. J. Dziatkicwicz, EXTRA Richmond Rotarian. delivered MMJAM the Invocation. Ladies of the MWHM> \oH9nk9| Boys H. G. Salsinger is a well-known Congregational Church served For Now Lins of national figure in the sports world. an enjoyable repast. Broadcloth Rayon Mixsd Member of the Collier’s All-America Charter members of the Rich- mond Rotary Club were an- PAJAMAS Board, for years an intimate associate nounced as follows: President, DRESS of the great in base ball, foot ball, box- Dr. Charles E. Greene (deceas- Up to Size 16 ing and other sports activities, he ed): secretary-treasurer John H. $ 9B GOODS enjoys the confidence and respect of Holmes: sergt. - at - arms Dr. O. Fenton Banting: Harold A. Ad- l 00 sports authorities. His impartial and TXe *1 ams. Howard H. Bauer. Robert ##• - A. yard studied reports on events at home and R Buck (deceased), David Carl abroad have won him a following un- (deceased), Joseph C. Ernst, For Men ¦ ¦¦!¦ I ' mmmn————— paralleled in the sports field. Merton Fuller (deceased). Elton Broadcloth Silk Susds W. Hurlburt, Rev. Percy C. Jes- and son (deceased), Clarence E. Max- well (deceased). Dr. E. N. Mc- Why take less when Good- suri PAJAMAS GLOVES BATTER UP! Intosh. Dr. Charles-R. Richard- slow but year experts give son, George Steinmetz and Mel- will you \ 50 In All Now Spring With the season just That a how Fox Do L uxe it brewed ,.. that’s base ball around the vin H. 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