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Impartial Coverage Monitor-Leader Office MONITOR-LEADER BLDG. of All Local Newt Cass at Walnut Mmttfm*Macomb County'sJfcOldest Newspaper Waiter 83rd Year, No. 123 MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH., TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1943 FIVE CENTS Churchill Warns Italy to: QUIT OUT militaryOF THEfull facilities for on the war IAP) disappeared scene, said orders to exert of fire and steel upon all targets of significance ment carrying WARagainst Germany. 27 Prime Minister BE from the OR Churchill has BLASTEDChurchill LONDON, July told o cheering House of Commons today that Italy will be the "utmost rigor of war" against Italy already had gone out throughout the length and breadth of Italy." These facilities, it was assumed, included air bases. seared and scarred and blackened from one end to the other' to Allied commanders. "I know little or nothing of the new government," he sa'd But m the interest of the supreme object of destroying the machine, unless the new government headed by Marshal Pietro BadogLo No overtures of peace have been received from the "I express no opinion upon it." Nazi war he warned against throwing Italy into such ' abandons Germany's war against the United Nations. elderly successor to Mussolini, the "first of the dictators to The Allied course, he said, would be to let the Italians political chaos as to'Teave the Allies no government to deal Speaking at a supreme moment in his career as Britain's go, Churchill said, and therefore no new decisions by the Al- "stew in their own |U'ce for a bit and to "hot up the fire to with or entrust with policing Italy while the war is pursued the aim govern- against Germany. prime minister when his arch foe, Benito Mussolini, lies were called for except to bring the maximum avalanche the utmost" with of obtaining from the Italian * war-time ?> "The unconditional surrender of Italy should be brought about wholesale and not piecemeal," he said Declaring that the British and United States governments were in continuous consultation, he said they were "acting in the closest concert" in the Italian situation. "The whole outlook of the Nazi party and regime, their HOW EX-CRONIES OUSTED ILDUCE whole ideological outlook as it is called, will be disturbed and darkened by events which have* happened and are going to happen m Italy," he predicted, Tighter the overthrow and late ? ? ? Milan Squeeze Grows Term King Allies "and cast- Hint Attempt Press down ruin Slash ing in shame and of the first of the dictators of Italy and aggressor war lords strikes Italy bulletins How Path Through a knell of impending doom in to Take Reveals " liiivv the ears of those that remain Suppress a 'Moron Nevertheless, he added, It- LONDON. July 27 (/P> Fell German Lines aly's war power was about a Out ol the War that Mussolini The Swiss radio said today teggio NEW YORK July 27—'/P>— tenth of that of Germany's newspaper II information, Knox Cites Benito Mussolini's Fascist 1 Grand The Office of War Yanks, Canadians and the Allies must not "al- at Milan had labria in shortwave broadcasts beamed Popolo D'ltalia Crush low this favorable inclination Developments hren suppressed by the new Council Voted to Italy and the rest of Europe. Savage of our fortunes to blind us to Inside government and had not appear- Power to King yesterda\ carried statements Naxi Onslaughts Rome The paper’s characterizing King Vittorio the immensity of the task be- ed since Friday, ‘ Emanuele as The Moronic Lit- WASHINGTON. July 27 plant previously was reported to By FRANK BRUTTO ALLIEDHEADQUARTERS IN fore us." tle King and branding both the 27—/P) into the Secretary Knox said today have been burned bv Italians BERN. Switzerland. July 27 NORTH AFRICA. July Churchill's entry s king and Marshall Pietro Bado- American and that developments in Italy indi- demonstrating over Mussolini Benito Mussolini's former ” Canadian House of Commons to discuss glio as "Fascists throwing for- cate some attempts to take that from office. ‘ troops, themselves the the man he had ouster rrnn.es of the Fascist Grand The reference to The Mor- downfall of country ward in the northeastern area of out of the war in the Council cut him down in a vio- King castigated as a "Pinchbeck onic Little was carried in Sicily, have cut to pieces savage reasonably near future. lent word battle lasting into the English language Daylight Haiti* an broadcast in Caesar" and "Tattered Lack- The Navy secretary told hours of dawn Sunday a* the p when quoted German counterattacks the his at 2 m . the OWI central sector and advanced over ey," was a procession of tri- press conference that he had LONDON, July 27 V l7. dictator struggled in \am to from a Sunday- "no extens.vely ground with Axis dead, umph from the gates of Par- exclusive S. heavy bombers attacked keep his hold, the newspaper night radio speech bv Samuel strewn information” on Lhe headquarters situation, Germany medium Grafton, for Allied announced liament to his seat. but that it was nis northern and 111 columnist the New ‘ today. bombers hit Saint timer. France, MADRID. July 27 York Post. It was Grafton who He was cheered by a waiting estimate that the appearance At the same time a headquar- of things bv daylight today after a 2.000- Travelers arriving by plane See OUT—Page 2 crowd at the gates as he indicates probably te r s communique announced attempt ton night raid bv the KAI on from Rome today declared that jauntily walked to the cham- some at taking Italy that Allied air forces had German city of Benito fell because out of the war.” the industrial Mussolini smashed enemy attempt to ber. supported German plan anew He was asked whether F.ssen. he a bring reinforcements on a large But there was no suggestion he to abandon central south- meant an atternpt and GUSA Polite Hold scale into Sicily by shooting of gloating as he discussed the by King defence Emanuele Spot ern Italy for a strong o*lxH?J% f down 21 huge German Junkers- fallen dictator today, and his and Marshal Badog- On Tlio line it. tiu north, ano that he lio. successor to Mussolini. He -52 transports in a battle over adjectives was con- STOCKHOLM. Juh 27 T is at a villa between Rome choice of replied that he meant an Messina Strait. siderably less picturesque than such - night Berlin insisted last th.it and Ostia The new govern- Death-Driver Two giant attempt. mius German 323-Merse- he has used in the it ‘till was "in contact as usual" ment of .Marshal Pietro Bad- •j bergs shot down by RAF some that As to the time, Knox said: 0 ,5 !•;: Motorist were with Rome but at the same time oglio insists that all of Italy Charge Beaufighters. These planes are past in discussing Mussolini. “I think it will come in the admitted it was without informa- must he defended if Italy is * • ••• *• capable carrying than reasonably near future.” V —m—m BA TTLI LINE Was Intoxicated of more tion enough "to estimate the to remain in the war, and the 100 men, but official reports did The Navy secretary was re- change in the regime in Rome Germans have been forced to *4U/f£> FAST DETROIT—A 33-year- not state whether they were minded that when Secretary and the consequences." agree, they declared. old Detroit man faced possible filled with troops. 39 Selectees Hull was questioned yesterday negligent homicide charges to- NAZIS HOLD LINE about application of the ‘‘un- VITORIOUS AMERICAN AND CANADIAN troops forcing their re- day, police said, after his car It was stated officially that conditional surrender formula Divorces Princ'e Corriere Della Sera of Milan way steadily ahead despite determined German opposition, today ported today. swerved onto the shoulder of German troops now have been to Italy. Hull said he had not V paced the Allied drive in Sicily. Tough veterans of the British Eight road to along RF.NO. New. July 27 Fascism, paper dc- Mile strike and identified all the entire Colors vet consulted the Army and Dalian the time, Join F.ighth Army, at the edged forward at CaLama in the \ ] 7 wmr fatally injure Clifford Martin, 7 in.iid.i milli iBC Volhotokf ended in a farce in front m northeastern Swily Navy. claredT face of the desperate defense offered by the trapped foe. Kingsville avenue, to Draft No. 1 Dramh il.it identified b> her at- which the founders could no 29. of 19653 where they are attempting Board Knox commented that “only Gratiot township. build dike torney as the former Russian longer agree. ' a across the tip of the one man” could say how the died at midnight List Revealed Princess Volkonsky, one-time The newspaper presented this Martin in island to block the invasion formula would apply. Asked Saratoga hospital from injuries gates Italy. premiere ballerina of the Pairs accouni of the fateful week-end to on a Uniform? to Thirty nine from. Draft Board w’hether that one man was > Unable Put received when he was crushed Encmv skyrocketed Opera, sued for divorce ester- hours ending with Mussolini s losses in No. 1 were at their homes on Prime Minister between own car and another Churchill or day from Polish Prince Dxanty downfall: his See SICILY—Page 2 furlough after they were accept- President Roosevelt, operated by Eldon Carr, of he quickly Dramhul.it. The attorney. John TALK 111.1. DAWN ed for service in Army, Navy or amended his reply say: You Can Make Your Blood Fight 12641 Glenfield road at 8 pm. to Thatcher, said the Prince, a The Grand Council session be- Marines. “Only two men could answer afternoon, was in- Monday. Martin's left leg was flier, was believed held in a Ger- gan Saturday Red Cross Clinic in Mount Clemens Nutrition Chet Kromer, chief clerk for your question —but they will terrupted six of acri- amputated three hours after the man concentration camp. after hours Requires the board, said he has not yet speak with voice, then re- Aug. 2 and 3 500 Donors crash in an unsuccessful attempt one I am monious debate, and Program to been notified of the date on sure.” amed until dawn after a brief It's the little things that count til 7:30 p m . and on Tuesday. to save his life. which the men will leave for Hankow pause. its outcome was a Police Sergt. William Lordy In response to further ques- Bomb But even in a war; and donating August 3, from 1:30 p. m until 6 active service. Those accepted tioning foregone conclusion, and before said Martin stopped his car on be Outlined the Secretary said Italy July 27 T one point of blood is certainly a o'clock. are: LONDON. strong concentrations of the shoulder of Eight Mile road How' a proper nutrition pro- possesses strategic positions use- Tok\o radio reported today it ended small contribution to victory. Registrations may be made Alfred D. Hamel, Anthony J The See MUSSOLINI—Page 2 just west of Redmond. Whilp his gram can be to ful to the Allies for “certain yes- Next Monday and Tuesday with any member of the Ameri- made available Elzerman. ’’ that 20 American bombers wife and two-year-old child Mount Clemens families will be purposes Bases set up in the the base Mount Clemens' citizens are go- can Legion or the American NAVY terday raided Japanese stood nearby. Martin walked to outlined to civic leaders Wed- peninsula, he said, would be ex- Province, ing to have to Legion Auxiliary, or with any Oneda A. VanLanduvt. Marion at Hankow in Hupeh a chance do their nesday evening at a 7 o'clock tr melv useful for an the rear of his car. Joseph Wisniewski, Ethridge advance C hina. The broadcast, recorded Hospital Seeks bit in donating blood to the Red of the following: dinner to be held at the W. A moment later, Lordy said, Medea Jr., across the Adriatic Sea and air by Reuters, said four of the Cross Blood Bank. Five hundred Mikelait at 2385; Hotel. Sluder, Levi N. Gray, Call Charles an auto driven by Carr careened Hayes, By- attacks on southern Germany. raiders were shot down. to Build registrations are needed, and Mrs. Russell Branvan at 5000; The meeting is sponsored by Charles L Warren Funds off the highway and struck Mar- num. Knox said he knew of no evi- sponsors hope that there will be Mrs. Norwood Deichert at 5337; The Great Atlantic Pacific Gerald H Portzel. tin. crushing him between the and Charles J. Reichel, Dow E. dence of internal cracking m even more than that. 5256; or two Tea company Nurses' Home Mrs. Carl Schimmel at vehicles. The force of the to determine George R. Germany in line with the up- Kin of Indian Red at whether or not Stockton. Fuller. A critical shortage of housing The Blood Rank will he he’d the Cross office 4221. impact drove the Martin car 105 Mount Clemens Robert J. Beck. Andrew J. heavals in Italy. Idaho. July 27 road, POCATELLO. recreational facilities for in the basement of the First VAST UNDERTAKING feet down the Lordy said. residents will use a nutritional Roach, Adam Krcntz, Joseph (A*) grand- and M. A great-great at St. Joseph s hospital Methodist church at the inter- The Red Cross blood donor Carr, described by Lordy as program. Dr. Pauline Berry McCullough. Poca- nurses daughter of Indian Chief revealed by Sister Superior section of Cass and North ave- project is the largest controlled intoxicated, is being held until Mack, director of the Ellen H. for this second was ARMY tello, whom Francis dc Chantal. superintend- nues The hours on Monday. Au- undertaking in medical history. a formal charge is lodged against Richards Institute at the Penn- Joseph A Kaltenbach. Ger- named, largest city in Idaho was ent, who today asked Macomb gust 2. will be from 3 p. m. un- See DONORS—Page 2 him. See NUTRITION—Page 2 ald B. Lozen, Harry W. Custer, Boost Butter navy frigate will christen the county residents for aid in build- William E Eakins. .lames E. Pocatello to he launched Aug. ing anew home for nurses. Hawkins. Samuel Levine. Wil- 10 at the Kaisrr shipyards in The increased student nurses' HICKHAM FIELD HERO IN COMMAND liam C. Kasslev. John E Nehls, Rirhmnnd. Calif. She is Miss to already over- 2 Points More program added John J. Belosky, Raymond V. Thelma Dixey of Oroville, crowded hospital conditions Barrett. OPA Revises Calif. were cited by Sister Superior de Col. William L. Boyd Takes Over Helm at Selfridge Field Harry A Thomas. Frank R Chantal as reasons for anew LaForest. Jr, Walter T Gesh- Coupon Values nurses home. Confirming rumors prevalent Field, Honolulu, from March of made a reconnaissance for the area* for the erection of splinter wnnd. Clarence J. Pokorski. I,oss for Japs about 10 May 1, 1943. With purpose of establishing proof his "We have cooperated with the in Mount Clemens for 1942 until an alter- shelters for men. and Frederick W. Sievert, George G. WASHINGTON. July July 27 <*D government heartedly and days. Colonel William I- Boyd the exception of several weeks nate Command Post, locating to inspect the degree of organi- Goulette, Butter will cost the housewife CHUNGKING. whole • • • Joseph D Florida, Jackson. The Japanese air force, con- have enrolled a large number of has assumed command of Sel* of service in he has been zation and preparedness of his Donald E Armentrout. Quitmon two more points per pound be- Field, succeeding Col- on leave since returning to the units. ginning tinuing an offensive against ad- student nurses, but it is sorely fridge Herndon. Peter P Smith. Ro- August 1, but shorten- R. Wright. United States A decade ago he FORMAL CITATION ing. lard, vance bases of the 1. S. 14th taxing our facilities,” she said. onel William man Rakoczv, William R. salad and cooking oils Wright served on was well known as the com- It was through his untiring Robb. cost Air Force in Kwangsi and Hunan To alleviate the situation, the Colonel Edgar Gascho. will one point less and no temporary duty Selfridge manding officer (1932 to 1937) efforts and devotion duty, major changes provinces, lost planes shot third floor of wing adjoining the at of will be made in 13 from May 6, 1943, until of Biggs Field El Paso, Texas. with utter disregard for his own meat values, affice Saturday two hospital and the sanitarium will Field the of Price down on and <4lt- July He return to the FORMAL AWARD welfare, that his units were (OPA) be converted into dormitory 24. will mBLv *. ‘ Administration announc- ers probably destroyed, Lieut. a the ¦fiL brought high for the nurses. The second floor Army Air Base at Barksdale Award of Purple Heart to a degree of pre- FDR to Make Major ed today. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell's head- Field, I-a., command was made to Colonel (then Lieu- paredness and men material point of the wing has already been to resume and The new Red values will quarters announced today. tenant Colonel) Boyd for dispersed to positions turned over to the nurses. of that station. "out- of com- Address Wednesday remain in effect through Sept- standing performance of duty parative safety. The calmness, Nearly $4,300 was collected JOINS FIRST AIR FORCE ember 4 Simultaneously. Boyd and meritorious acts of extraor- courage and leadership display- WASHINGTON. July 27 ~P) l\ows SupproxscMl See HOSPITAL—Page 2 Colonel The two-point increase for announced that Selfridge Field dinary fidelity and essential ed by Colonel Bovd were an President Roosevelt will go butter brings the cost to ten LONDON, July 27 f/P> has been released from assign- service during the attack on outstanding example to those on the air tomorrow’ night to de- points a pound Margarine re- The Morocco radio reported to- Civilian Defense Police ment to Third Air Force, Tampa, Hickam Field by Japanese aer- with whom he came into con- liver a half hour address which mains unchanged at four points. day that all German, French and Fla., and is reassigned to the ial forces on Dec. 7. 1941. tact.” the White House described as of In jumping the point cost of Arabic broadcasts from Italy had Meet Thursday Evening First Air Force, with head- The War Department citation Born in Pittsburgh, Pa . on ‘‘major importance.” butter, OPA said it was attempt- been suppressed. The broadcast quarters at Mitchel Field. New also stated that "Colonel Boyd Dec. 23, 1896, Colonel Boyd at- The address will begin at 9 30 ing to bring consumer demand* by the Associated The Auxiliary Civilian De- York. The First Air Force is left his headquarters in the ad- tended grammar schools in p. m. (Eastern War Time). into line with the available sup- was recorded Pittsburgh, Preaa. fense Police will meet Thursday commanded by Major General ministration building at the was graduated from Presidential Secretary Stephen ply For several months, tt was Rovce, of Japanese air Allegheny High consumption evening at 7:30 at the Mount Ralph who tw'ice was the outbreak the at- the School of Early gave no hint pri- explained, civilian and proceeded, as to its Clemens High School, Chief Ar- Base Commander at Selfridge tack under fire, Pittsburgh in 1915, and attend- mary subject matter. of butter had exceeded alloca- in to ed the Bomber Crashes thur I. Rosso, and Captain Har- Field—in 1928 and again 1935 his Group Command Post University of Pittsburgh While it was tions. where supervised disper- for years considered cer- old Krauseneck, of and 1936. t he the two before enrolling in OPA that the higher Tex., July (/P> captain the tain the chief executive predicted DALLAS. 27 auxiliary police, Colonel Boyd, the new Sel- sion of men and vehicles, or-’ the Signal Corps Enlisted Re- would point butter would stim- 2», announced si- at cost of First Lieut. Joseph Mark. multaneously, today fridge Field Commander, has ganized the men into units to as- serve. Aviation Section, on Dec. take the opportunity least to fat* All aux- analyze briefly ulate the demand for other of Oakley, Mich., was killed iliary police are ordered to been an Air Corps officer for 25 sist in ground defense and di- 17, 1918. He has been in the some of the latest and oils. The new point valua along with two other officers and bring their bands and hats. This years. He recently finished rected the equipping of each Army ever since. developments of the war. there for lard is three points a pound, an enlisted man in the crash of is the first meeting of the auxil- two and a half years of service man with necessary additional His mother. Mrs. J. T. Bovd. has been a growing impression while shortening and salad and an army medium bomber yester- iary police since Decoration Day in Hawaii. He was the com- arms and ammunition. He then, resides in Pittsburgh in the Fair- that he desired to address the cooking oils are set at four day on a routine flight. in May. manding officer of Hickam w-hile the field was under lire, COL. w. L. BOYD See COL. BOYD—Page 2 public on home front matters. points.