davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

the sun and ~ headed for
shore, bucking . wind that
whipped right through ~. Then
ahead loomsd 3 great dark
spacs -wneer. IN endless space
of open watoI. Our windbfeak
We whipped cut Il our hands.
I'VE mot III ether Ashermen
who appoarod uaat q the snowy
curtain. Ne bsddled behind
thcoo tlnv Win6beools, not dar-
lno - = noar ~ waters edge
~ 49, 6 in11ino through thin
~ unnboa - - moes than ten
~Ws sssee airprisingiy calm.
I powoe tAouGnt r. - able 70
~ Goo1h (6)oo M t1sat 80
song ~ - kope breaking
g 90 1ssSsS ''
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
rs More Called
Up .for Draft
Morch n Set az
Induction Dote

OThe Mount Clemens Warren
township draft district will sup
ply approximately 10 men for
induction on Thursday, March
"a, Alton H. Noe, chairman OF
Draft Board No. /. announced
today.
Inability of the district to sup
ply its full March allotment Is
responsible for the second call
this month, Noe said. Last min
ute deferments and nunked ply
steal examinations reduced the
number Of eligible men for call
last Thursday night from % to
As.
The group will leave via bus
at 9 o'clock In the morning.
The three draft boards were
See DRAFT-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

- y sAi1ll I'M
ar. y ~ -. sut CT St
i1al1td - u ~ ~ ClH1l
Doon noox ~ nne q e G4
shortly 49, - ok - ~ o =
800 eiyen tpd g. - ~
Court - Gyxp oe ~ 0oo
1xanceys O. AyFae : u
Wllnoq i. Il. u s Y, Il
y ES1ncey 49, n atien6nna of
N ogWll1os nnDo11no Stn1to0 -
lGnecA ~ 1oo4 ~ uiG1k c1r.
llstei 49, alnGe ~ dGnth
1ho VII jl Y ia r. ~ =
49,. 49, D. r. s.;.
ek -: eooe ~ ! y 4
/, oeDs - ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

"a far-reaching Macomb coum-
" master sewage plan which
would cost the Federal govern
ment more than three million
dollars, and local drainage dis
tricts an additional $500, 900,
was approved yesterday In
Lansing by the State Stream
Control commission acting to
solve defense congestion sanitary
problems arising jointly in South
Macomb and Oakland counties.
The Oakland estimate Of ST.
100000 would bring the entire
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Three Million Federal
anticipation Sought
:. COUNTY DRAIN BODY TO OFFER
COUNTER PRoPOsAtsFOR CONTROL

program, to more than . 49,
100000 undertaking.
Arnold Rockensuess, deputy
Macomb county drain commits
sioner, stated today, however,
that the county itself has a coun-
ter-proposal which would in
volve operation Of the existing,
but long idle, Nine Mile road
disposal plant. He stated that he
believed Federal cooperation
could be obtained in such a plan
and that, under such q program,
the county would be able to
charge lesser rates to users Of
sewer mains In the area. Such q
program, he indicated, would
shortly be proposed to Federal
authorities a. an alternative to
the States stream control plan.
Immediately following yester-
days action, the commission
called on Governor Van Wagon
er, state, county and federal Of
ficials to obtain for the Oakland
Macomb area q share Of federal
funds proposed to relieve COM
munities ovettaxed by defense
production programs.
Milton p. Adams, commission
secretary, said he believed the
areas could obtain 40 per cent
Of the sponsors contribution
needed to carry out the plan un-
der WPA auspices. Such . grant,
See SEWAGE-PaRe 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
cor Caucus
Held Today
ii Lenox

cone hundred, and thirty.four
voters turned out for the Hspub-
lican caucus IN Lenox township
and nominated Frank Lemnn0n
for the office q Sppervisue. Lem
mon ct 53 votsG . defeat Gust
"A. SehuIx with 81.
Frank 0shrinesr, NJ present
incumbent, wss ren0mina1sd ~
4 unAnimous vote foe the oflico
Of township clsrk. Frank 49,
ersdorf was also nomihated
unanimously for treasures.
Herman Bada, highW1y COM
missioner, was renominatsd foR
the office. also By I unenimoeno
vote. Buel Priestap. was name6
to fill the Justice Of peace vacou-
cy created BY The dsath q Frank
Haselhuln. Charles Withe Up -
this time has ben filling II tn
81 LElg0x-Raso :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Birthday Ball
Reaches
$,439 Total

oTotal net receipts in Macomb
county from the Presidents
Birthday Ball campaign reach
ed 81. 43o.47, County ChairHnaA
Macy Z. Watkins revealed today
in his final report.
Half Of that amount $7le.74
will remain in Macomb coun-
ty to finance . campaign fight
Ing infantile paralysis and the
other half will be forwarded 10
national headquarters. Net re-
ceipts . year ago were $l,33S.4 ~.
In Mount Clemens $062.67
was raised including $4S3 from
the Ball held at the Medea Ho-
tel. Expenses totaled $685. 90 for
- ball. leaving q net profit e.
1oe.o7. igs h
4. ~ enly othee sxpense 49,
e1e A. supplisa "a expshsss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
krshlIng Nominated
ior supervisor
Needs cor Ticket
ID StesliN1

oConrad KrehlinE IS, Of
Mound road this morning was
named COP nominee for The a.
dee Of Sterling township ID
pervisor 1t The annuai Spring
CAUCUS.
\. Krehlins, . delegats . ststs
nepublican eonventions for ~
er1l years y making his nryt bid
1os public olfice. He b employed
- : Detroit automotivs fsctofy
md = married.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18

oBEL0RADE yusp1lasis.
March L. ~ -%-Elsvem ofoek
soldiefA heodoa home 1Su1n ths
war h a exchange q peigpnoes.
declared today Britiah boq6bingD
they witnessed q ths Albanian
Port q valona hid reduced the
town . wreckass. ths part 70 .
shainbles.
Ths 0rslRa most q them lnsrs
boys md all leglemy posssd
through DelgrAde n a 1lalian
Red CfooD tyoln of 70 eoEo car
ryinv prlDonefs hosne - ~
changA Ihsy wsrs n = 16Gp1tal
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Shipping Losses Tabu1ated

OLONDON March l8-tAP)-Brtish and oiled merchont
shipping losses for the week ended March otoed Is ships
oooreootno 1882 TONS the admiralty announced today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Nazis to Get Rfaht-Of-Way

oVjCtjY. Fronce. Morch l8-tAP)-A new troffic code
for Gemon-oecuped France todoy gives oil German troop
vehicles right Of way crossroads and prohibits drivers from
breaking through marching troops.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Bremen Incident Puzzlin9

oLONDON March l8-(AP)-The British puzzled
odoy by the Gerons frank disclosure Of fire aboard the
liner Bremen ond authoritative source sold he suspected
Il mioht have been boit lure British bomts rop
So far the dir ministry hos not coimed hdt RAJ bombers
set the liner ofre their heavy rods last week on German
ports
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
kuallaB Mlond
De!LeM O. llel1lQ

olGesnbefs ef H. Mount Clem-
sns Kiw1nis Club were n De-
troit tpday sttsndine . Joint
meeting with the Northeagt D.
truit Club g H. INCA.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
EItalians Pound Greek Front
OPM OPENS Detroit Office

oDETRoiT March -tAP)-Ths fsdsrol office OF pro-
ducton management started organization today OF pso-
ent broch Office here to work with fedsvol labor depart
snt eoncioto in medoton Of disputes In vto defense
industries
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
New Haven Youths
Admit Mofals Charge
Ordered . Appsss
Memdey 81 Sentencing

1.-TWO New Haven youths
pleaded guilty to . charge Of
taking indecent liberties with .
lS-year-old Mount Clemens girl
upon arraignment yesterday be-
fore Circuit Judge James J.
Spier.
The youths, Alton Baade, 20,
and James Talos, n, were or
dered 70 appear before Judge
Spier on Monday for sentencing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
March Is Greek Relief Day

oLANSING March l8-LAP)-A proclamation by Gov
enor Van Wagner todoy designated March Is os Greek
war relief day. urged Michigan citizens to assist the Greek
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-18
Cholera Outbreak Spreads

ot9oNGKCkG, March l8-tAP)- ForN-one nsw eholero
cosss we're reported todoy in this British Crown colony
bvinono 70 100 the toto recorded since midnight Frdoy
Mootiss continued high with most Of the victims onnono
fhe Chinese population.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

The results exceeded Mrs. Bet
fingers most hopeful expecta-
lions. particularly when one-of
her first clients reported to her
He was the director Of a large
corporation. and had lost his
right ear in an automobile acct
dent He became extremely SEN
sitive' about appearing in public
and appealed to Mrs. Bettinger
10 make him an artificial ear SO
that he could address the annual
meeting Of his directors with
out people staring at him
Not only did Mrs. BettiRFer
make such an car but she dis
covered a way Of mixing paint
with the rubber while it was be
ing moulded In such a manner
that any shade of human skin
could be reproduced The djree-
tor made his speech with great
confidence wearing his nov ear
1t is remarkable to see the
seIf-assurance which "a patient re
gains. particularly when one of
the facial features has been
artificially replaced" says Mrs
Bettinger. who adds Nat helping
this recovery Of happiness is one
Of the most satisfactory rewards
Of her work Many a woman has
gone into her studio wearing
heavy veil and many a man with
his coat collar up and his hat
pulled down over his face. only
to walk out exuberantly wear
ing new nose. ear or other
facial feature that defics detec-
ton
Recently an attractive Young
woman eame 20 Mrs BeftinEer
with "a unique problem For -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

daughter you know. Vicki-tons
of money"
Good heavens people we
know"
And so it was, that when she
had danced once with Miles
Crawford. Rosemary followed her
mothers reckoning finger. When
she joined her. Vicki said,
Look carefully at the tall
woman with very dark hair. who
is wearing the black net gown.
Rosemary. Do you see her. dane
ing with the tail gray-haired
man, who has a ribbon across
his vest ?"
Yes. I see her" Rosemary
said, lis she someone you
know"
She is someone you should
know-at least you should know
about her. Rosemary. She is
Mrs. Godfrey Lane"
Copyright. 1871 hy American weekly. Inc
All RlEhis Reserved
CTo BE Continued Next Week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

other kind was available 70 handi-
capped girls who came to ner for
vocational training.
She sent to Mrs Bettinger.
17-vear-old girl whose right
hand was normal and fully de
veloped but whose left hand was
still in an embryonic stage. The
girl was sensitive about her de
fnrmity Nothing would persuade
her 70 GO out of her home except
when absolutely necessary. She
was tortured by the same feel
ings of being different ugly"
and having penpie stare al me-
which is common to many handi-
capped people
Within a few weeks. Mrs Bet
finger had made a new. artificial
hand for the girl TO wear over the
defor1ncd ono. It vas a perfect
mate to her normal hand right
down to the lines II the palm
She could even apply ana change
the finger nail polish on the tips
Of the artificial fingers
The immediate change in the
girls personality was remark
able. For the first time in her
life she went out with new
friends instead of with just the
members of her own family. A
short while later she informed
Mrs Bettinger that she had
started to work as a bookkeeper
and was very happy.
Mrs. Bettinger now finds her
time completely filled with aiding
handicapped men and women In
most cases she has been able to
help them out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Cont Tell Crooks by Their Eyes

While undergoing this labora-
tory third degree the opthalmo-
graph was recording their eye
movements Then the normal
movements Of the eyes was OBJ
tanned during a quiet period.
Il was found that the two lines
recording the eye movements
were always relatively parallel if
the subject was guilty" If the
subject was innocent the two
lines were increasingly crooked.
This meant that their eyes wan
dered about while those of the
guilty person remain still and
stare straight ahead
Or Berfien says that guilty
people are more emotional during
the third degree Hence eye
fatigue is more prevalent in limo
cont people who do not have the
guilt stimulus 10 help them keep
their eyes steadily focusstd Nn
some given point. This fhakN
the innocent eyes wander and thA
guilty eyes stay fixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
ROSEMARY GETS A SURPRISE

He hasn't looked after her at all.
Heaven only knows where this
Lane man came from Emory
picked him up somewhere he
never investigates he trusts
every one. l appreciate your tell
ing me. Haynes"
But her mind raced all the way
hack To Washington. thinking
about Jeff Lane, remembering
vague things Miles Crawford had
told her Something about Jeff
Lane. that had been in the papers
something scandalous very
likely. or Miles would not have
remembered it all these years.
She telephoned Miles as soon
as they were back in the apart
ment. It was Miles who arranged
the little dinner at a Russian
place. Vich was canny. she kept
her panic to herself She played
her cards skillfully.
There was new dinner dress
for Rosemary, and a saucy little
hat tilted over one eye There
was a wrap with a white fur
collar. They went 10 dinner with
Miles. and then dancing after
ward, at a place Miles chose be
cause he had learned already who
would be there
she's visiting the Townsends
she's old A. G. Greenlee's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

the mans name was and fan
It's odd that you want a wife
whose memory could be so short.
HAYNES. There's no use our talk
ing any more l told you l
couldn't force myself to love
any one. I'm too stony. Frozen
and cold as Labrador Take me
in. please there's no use talk
ing any more"
There was. he saw. no use talk
ing any more. But ne did talk
to Vicli early in the morning.
while Rosemary was directing the
final packing upstairs.
Your child can't see me at
all, Vicki." he said, she's having
a spell of young heart break over
some chap in Florida nothing to
do till she RECEIVERS.
Vicki had on her tweeds and
her fox furs. She looked young
and nonchalant and then sud
denly she looked old and worried.
But she kept her tone casual.
L didn't know she knew any
men. 1t must be some college
boy. or other"
Unfortunately it isn't. It's
man named Lane who has a
wife already"
Jeff Lane 80 Vicki's face drew
into a bitter mask. So 1t is a
good thing she left her fatherl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

years l haven't been able TO 90
out in the sun" she confided. My
skin is allergic to the suns rays,
and when exposed to il l become
terribly ill., My temperature goes
up TO 1o3 degrees and my skin
becomes liberated Even driving
in a car presents grave prob
lem FOR the reflection Of sun on
the hood and Tenders is enough
10 make me i'll And several
times I've had the embarrassing
experience of being stopped by
policemen who became suspicious
when seeing me riding with my
face swathed in cloth
Mrs Bettinger took an impress
sion Of the girls face IN IA agar
compound from which she finally
made an absolutely Hfe-like. thin
rubber mask. The skin-eoiof
makeup and lipstick which The
girl used were accurately repro
duced. Now when she goes out
in the sun she slips on her rub
Der mask easily. covering her
skin from hairline to the neck
line of her dress. Some people
think that my face - rather ex-
pressionless. she says, but out
side Of that I don't attract any
attention"
Reports Of the work being done
by Mrs. Betunger soon reached
Miss Elizabeth Lewis. head of
the Rehabilitation Bureau of the
Board Of Education Of New York
State Miss Lewis had been con-
cerned for a long time over the
ugly. cumbersome. hard rubber
contraptions worn because no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

-pn.oI,-9r,, ~, Ioor chiId
----r. - 49,. a.. = d. ,o,,{,g-
- - y. -. -,
49,. - ~ - - - H. - -,
-. -. 49,. -. ,,ir, 81
-. ? ~. - -. -.
-. -,
49,. - -. - -. ,.a,.,tat,,a
-. 80 -, -.
tbero sailing hoafs and looking
saltv and tanned and glamoroua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

7 infer Does your mother know
about this"
No. she doesn't know -
7 suppose his wife knows p"
He hasn't seen his wife in
years. You make It sound low
Haynes 1t isn't low It's fine
and Highland beautiful And
I've never told him that ! care
but l do. III care. forever. Ana
7 can't love any one else nor
marry without love I'm like that
/ can't do things that are un-
fair And / can't change
Who is this man DO know.
him 90
No. you don't know him He
works for my father"
This fellow Lane you were
telling ne about How do you
know that he loves you? Has he
told YOU"
Haynes, won't be put
through third degree It is Jeff
Lane and he does love me He
told my father 30 I heard him
lie wanted to go away because
he loved me and couldn't marry
me But I left instead was in
the way anyway, because my
father wants to marry again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

cry about. It's like dying it's
no passing fancy. something that
no trip or a new fur coat could
cure"
You believe that, Adorable.
that's why you make all these
other girls seem like froth To me
because you go deep. But you
believe that you've caught some
thing tragic and incurable and
I'm telling you that in a month
by June anyway, this Jeff chap
viii be a dim sort of memory"
CHE looked at him gravely
y You've been in love with me
for weeks. so you tell me If
were to go away tomorrow to
Honolulu or somewhere. would I
be a dim blur to YOU"
Rosemary there's absolutely
no similarity in the two cases. -
Why isn't there Dc you
think that you love forever and
that love is Just a shallow thing
with me That's what you're
saying And if I'm such shall
low lover. inConstant and Adde'S
cent. why do you want mo ? 7
wouldn't want you. If I loved
you, if I thought you'd forget
me by June or any other
woman"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Listen, my dear little District
Attorney am twenty-seven
years old I've met and played
around with dozens of women.
I've given my Judgment chance
to mature You've met this Jeff.
Instantly you decide that there
is no other man in the world. And
you cant have Jeff because this
other woman has him though
very likely she doesn't want
him"
I think she does want him
She refuses 10 get a divorce"
Which puts your splendid Jeff
on the spot Has he told you
about her o"
Until a week ago didn't
know she existed"
Which was not too gallant of
your Jeff"
Jeff doesn't talk And father
and I don't ask questions. Jeff
doesn't know I've fallen in love
with him.
Very wise Of you. my dear.
And now / suppose 7 have to
wait around a weary time while
YOU get over this heart attack.
For you will get over it. You'll
keep a little scar to remember 1t
by but even that will fade and
after little youn look at the
place and try to remember what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

w 9TH a pot of liquid rub
N\ Der and a brush. Mrs
w Lillian Bettinger Of New
York City has discovered a way
70 restore self-assurance to many
unfortunate men and women who
either from birth. disease or acct
dent have become disfigured or
have lost an ear nose or other
feature.
For many years as assistant
70 a surgeon. the tragic cases
hopeless even TO skillful plastic
surgery which Mrs BettinEer
saw pulled at her heartstrings
Surety. she thought there must
be some way of Stimulating those
missing parts of the face whose
loss so often made patients NOR
bid. SO she experimental trying
to develop some lightweight PHI
able and extremely durable ma
ter1al which could make peruia-
nent artificial features that
would defy detection. For months
she worked with various chemi-
Gals without finding the exact
formula she required
Then one day. she read that a
young sculptress. Miss Jan Nor
ris whose work was making real
isuc mannillins for window dis
plays. had stumbled on a formula
for .latex rubber compounds which
had eluded scientists for years
She Immediately got in touch
with Miss Norris DO you think
your rubber material could be
used for rcplseements In plastic
surgery o" she asked. Miss Norris
wasn't sure but was willing t.
experiment. and so the two
women sef 90 work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06


treaeher0us. guilty person is the
one with shifty eyes Gone. too.
is calm straight-eved vision as
an indrN of trustworthincss-
New experiments by Or +. *
Beuien of Colgate University
show that a guilty person can
keep his eyes focused better on
an object the eyes of his accuser
for example than can an inno-
,---ifttt -ii-t-f--7-rft-
Using an opthalmograph.
camera that records continuously
the tiniest movements of the eye
balls Or. Berrien discovered this
new fact.
He had his students carry out
laboratory crimea' IN his re
search rboms The students
would touch certain objects. move
them about OF even Atcat them
and thcn stand questioning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Why New "Sure-Mix" Crisc0
is Different

4 patented discovery makes pure.
vegetable Crisco act differently
from any home shortening We
know of.
TryNew Sure-Nlix" CriscoforaIi
your baking and irving 1t made
TO make everything taste better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
New CriscO wins
4-t0-1 vote!

What a difference they discovered!
-. Why. when Observation-Disclosures,
Crisco Won a 4-to-l vote over all
other shortcomings combined
SHY Crisco pics were fakier.
they said. II cot lighter cake with
smoother texture" "Crisco fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

foods are crisp not greasy " And
families chimed in with Foods
made With CnsC0 I1yfc tfTfc7+
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Fof foil information and
FREE illustrated SO page
bootief Ontario Wet
comes y on Nth Omcisi
Reap Msp ~fite 10
Ontario Tfaeel a puhii
ofs Bureau. NV psrlis
nsnt Buildings. Toronto.
Ontario. fHnada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity 10 actual persons
living or dead IS merely 4
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Family vote goes 4 to 1 for New
"SURE- MIX" CRISCO in hundreds of
home "cookin' and eatin'" tests!

Crisco in their own cake. pie and
fried food recipes and tell if they
saw a difference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Want your family to get all excited
about the good old standby dishes
you've been giving en- for years?
just you try "Sure-Mix' Crisoo
for your biscuits, pics. cakes and
fried foods =. you'll get a surprise
Why. hundreds of housewives in
20 cities were jogging along using
all different kinds of shortcomings
when something happened that
changed their ways. Independent
Investigators stopped at their
homes and asked them % thy New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
5000 FOR s FISH

= Come fnhinF m
Ontario this summer.
snd enter the Bis Fish
Context 500 cssh prise
FOR TIE biEFsst FISH ir
Fach ~ stk CIasses oiheT
prize. TOO Every term
of vacation fur aLaifs
sou ~ Crfartn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Continued from Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

PICKED ont Of the window
ny modern science IS the
y familiar rule that the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

nelsan weekly Inc Great Britain Rights Reserved. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

NNEHTH a pot of liquid rub
Nk Der and a brush. Mrs
w Lillian Bettinger Of New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Ito BE Continued Next Week.