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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Open Smile Moster Meter
%. Get Normal Pressure
Large New Meter Installed
@ Overcome Distractions 70 Flow

through the mains and bill on
that basis during The remainder
Of July. August and part of
September II the new and larger
meter u not Installed by then.
The movement for Joint action
by the three communities was
Initiated BY Hooov5lto President
william Harper. WHEN pressure
In that section regularly dropped
70 - low - seven pounds from
the normal pressure Of 20
pounds st. Clair Shores also ex-
psrienced the same difficulty
while East Detroit suffered the
same complaint 10 Z lesser de-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Latk Of Silk
Closes Mil
Cohen SILK Hosiery
Company Closes

oPHMADELPliIA, July ST.
R-Laek Of silk and other ma
terial forced the closing today of
the CORTLAND mill II the Goth
am silk Hosiery Company, Inc,
which employs approximately
600 workefs.'
Another Of the company's
knitting mills here employing
about 1900 will have TO curtail
production within . few days II
the shortage Of material con-
tinues, william K, leader Of the
Go American Federation Of
Hosdery Workers said he had
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

a Temporary remedy for the
provaiiing low water pressure
througholzt Rosville, East Detroit
and g. Clair Shores was In a.
feet today while . permanent
solution 70 the condition was be-
IND worked out by the three
municipalities.
The rssnedy which brought
pressure IN tha water mains
from Detroit back 10 near nor.
NAL after having dropped to
dangerously low points was ap-
plied immediateiy after q meet
ins 81 representatives Of the
three eklocted communities with
the Detroit Water Commission.
10 return pressure to normal,
the Detroit Commission ordered
the mastsr meter on the Eight
Mile main be opened. The meter,
used 10 check the flow Of water
being supplied to the area, offer
Cd Q certain amount Of resist
ance which tended to impede the
flow. The obstruction became
more apparent during times of
heavy demand on the water sup
ply.
Az Z, permanent solution, the
Commission offered to install a
large meter, - by II. which will
allow 4 greater flow at increased
speed. This will b installed
without charge with the three
communities sharing the cost Of
the meter.
Approximate cost OF the new
meter Wa Rset by the Commission
a. $4,000 Inhalation could not
be complied before six weeks.
The East Detroit Council. at its
Monday night session, was told
that Rosevilla and st. Clair
Shores had agreed to have East
Detroit order the meter and bill
The two other communities for
their share Of the cost.
L was decided, however, on
motion Of Councilman Lee
Burnett, 70 request checks In the
amount Of $1,000 from both
Roseville and So. Clair Shores
before the, meter Is ordered. Il
was pointed out that the City
could not becoms liable for the
total cost and the exact cost has
not yet besn determined. The
balance Of the two payments
will b returned to the two other
communities alter the actual est
OF the meter has been deterrnin-
ed.
Meanwhile, the Detroit Watsr
Commission will make estimates
Of the amount Of water passing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Senator's Act
toLiH h,posts'
on Border Trade

AWASHIN0TON, July 3l-V9
"A dozen senators were dtocloo~
Cd today 70 b working for mod
ification Of Canadian govern-
msnt restrictions which enrtall
spending by Canadians h ths
Unjto4 States.
0eostor White (R-Ms), . lead.
g q fhe movement, said Capada
hod forbidden it, nationals b
spoud any mensy In this eoun,
~ $oe other than business pzr.
pooee. He said that even when
= canadian desires 70 cogne -
~ unjtsd States On business biz
government puts . limit o. The
amount Of money he can spend.
= gtOup Of senators from
ttotoo bordering Canada met
recontly and empowered White
% pick . committee 70 discuss
M MISTER with the State De-
portmont and Canadian dipl0-
6Aatjc authorities here.
sIhe sit0ation r . r64l 49,"
Whiee rid IN a intervjow. s1be
CanAdian restrictious hsvo e1us-
CO = devil Of . lot q trQab)e.
Th1r0 ne many towns which ~
AQpon6oot upon Canodion tf61e.
x61)e entire economv hao bo1n
eealIt a Int traAo.
Sol eo&arDe, c1na1a - "a.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

nsIgss Extreme Cruelty h ri y /

= Charging extreme and repeat
Cd cruelty, Lillian Miller, War
rem. has filed petition In Circuit
Court for divorce from her hus.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

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We Or printing "all Ire news thsts
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Cookbook (1et No.
HOW 10 MAKE TIL MOST a. L1FIc

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
fare Aiy Father, and before fiis

f--t- ~ hid'tf anu hNhFi' AthH
angels" apocalypse, iii.5).
Beloved sons and daughters. To
Jesus Christ Prince of Kings OF
the earth, who hath washed us
from our sins IN Ills own blood
(Acopalypse. i.5). raise your eyes
while, as pledge Of That heavenly
peace which He alone can gNC
TO US and which we implore OF
Him in superintendent measure
for all humanity, We impart 70
YOU, 10 pastors and faithful, 70
YOUR families, 10 yolr children
that Christ may protect and keep
YOU in His grace and love 10 those
who in the fulfillment of duty arc
fighting on land and sea and IN the
sky and especially To all those who
have been so severely dashed by
the scourCe Of war with heart
overflowing with love our paternal
apostolic benediction.
May the blessing Of Almighty
Sod. Father, Son and Holy Ghost
descend upon you and remain for
ever, amen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
ext of Pope Plus Easter Broadcast the World

by the malice of men to waver in
YOUR allegiance to Christ.
Prosperity and adversely are
part and parcel of mans earthly
existence; but what is of the Ut
most Importance, and we say II
with St. Augustine. is the use that
is made OF what is called prosper
ity or adversely. For the virtuous
man is neither exalted by worldly
wen-beiHg heF hambled by tenn
poral misfortune; the evil man,
on the other hand. being COR
rupted in prosperity, IS made TO
suffer in adversely,
To the powers occupying terri-
tories during the war. we say, with
all due consideration: Let your
conscience guide you in dealing
Justly. humanely and providently
with the peoples of occupied terri
tories. Do not impose upon them
burdens which you in similar cir
cumstances have felt or would feel
10 be unjust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Prdys FOR Protection
For Civilian Peoples

Upon to make your suffering n
mind and body your concern for
your own faith and still more for
the faith of your children. we are
aware of them, ~Se share them
with you, we lament them before
God.
And yet withal. on this day we
greet you with joyful alleluia; for
il is the day of Christ's triumph
over his crucifiers. open and Sc
cret, ancient and modern We
convey that greeting 10 YOU with
the voice and confidence with
which. even IN the days of the
pefseettieff,, the eaffS-t ,if4lI-IS11a Ely
exultantly sang that allelula.
Perhaps you do not recall the
words Of our Lord 10 Martha
Il am the resurrection and the
life: he that belieVeth in Nc
shall net die fer -eNeE =" John,
ri, 25-26)
The certainty that through
sacrifice for their faith, even TO
the sacrifice of their life, they
were assuring themselves Of resur-
rection made Of the martyrs heroes
of Christ, faithful unto death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

troubled with constipation due to
lack Of the right kind of bulk"
in the diet, try the improved
ALL-BRANl 1t is just as effective
as ever-but doubly delicious.
But be sure to eat it regularly;
it takes a little time for best
results. Make ALL-BRAN YOUR
steady breakfast cereal, drink
plenty Of water, and "join the
regulars"
ALL-BRAN is made only by
kellogg's in Battle Creek. II IL
sold by grocers and served in
restaurants everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

growing in the sunny valleys Of
Pacific Coast states, and a few
other areas, where it is used for
the finest pastry -four.
Put through ALL-BRAN's cook
ing and toasting kitchens, the
bran from this special wheat
came out bright as shreds Of gold,
and lighter, crisper, more deli
cately favored than any we had
used in more than 20 years Of
making AIL-BRAN.
And now the improved and
more delicious ALL-BRAN is at
your grocer's. If you or other
members Of your family are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Accountants Sponsor
MSCWdyne Debate

Tic fifth annual intercollegiate
debate. sponsored by the Detroit
chapter of the National AsSocia.
ton of Cost Accountants, will be
IIrfd IT me Detroit-Leland Hotel
tomorrow night. The contcsting
teams Will be Michigan State Col
lege and Wayne University. The
subject is Resolve That the Diff
ferential Costing Method as Used
by Railroads Can Be Applied With
Equal Effectiveness TO All Costing
in Any Industry"
The winning team will receive
the Robert Pierce trophy. pre-
Sented by Robert Pierce Of the
Briggs Manufacturing Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Auto, Gas Taxes
Add 5 Millions
ToCity Income

Detroit received S4922.565 of
the S7.92s, 122 allocated 10 Wayne
County from gasoline and weight
tax receipts last year. the annual
report of the Board OF Wayne
County Road Commissioners
showed today.
OF the balance approximately
$4,000 was distributed 10 other
cities and villages within the
county Bond retirement required
Sl08.520; maintenance" of the
2,200-mile county road system
outside the city accounted for
1.237.270 and S879.724 was spent
on new construction beyond The
city limits.
Concentrated attention 10 the
construction of limited access
highways is urged by the road
commissioners report.
As a remedy for traffic conges-
ton the road commissioners cited
Dawson Limited Highway. a 1000
foot nonstop depressed highway
on which work is under way This
highway. extending entirely across
Highland Park, will be 80 per cent
used by Detroit motorists. and,
Importantly, by defense industries
and defense workers.
The report was presented by
Commissioners Charles L. wilson
Michael J. OBrien and John F.
Breining. and Leroy c. Smith,
county highway engineer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
PLEA TO GENERALS

Prudent and helpful humanitar-
ianisn is the commentator and
boast of wise generals; and the
treatment of prisoners and civil
ians in occupied areas is the sur
eST IndICatIOn ana pTOof or me
civilization OF individuals and ma
tons. But. above all, remember
that upon the manner in which
you deal with those whom the for
tunes OF war put in your hands
may depend the blessing or curse
of God upon your own fatherland.
Contemplation Of d war that is
so cruel in all its aspects and the
thought of tho suffering children
of the church inspires in the
heart of the common Father and
forms upon our lips words of COM
fort and encouragement for the
pastors and faithful Of those
places where the church. the
spouse Of Christ. is suffering most ;
where fidelity 70 her. the public
profession OF her doctrines, the
conscientious and practical OBJ
Servance of her laws, moral re-
sisiance to atheism and 10
Notwithstanding influences, DELHI
erately favored or tolerated. are
being openly or insidiously pro-
posed and daily In various ways
made increasingly difficult.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
u. S. TO PEG Ego Prices

WASHINGTON, A priI IS. =
INS) - Agriculture department
officials today indicated the gov
eminent is considering yin G
down a maximum price policy for
future production of eggs and
other high content Nitamin foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
'lo-Cenf Pay Raise

WHEELING. ". Va. April IS.
Wheeling Steel Corporation
today granted its employees a
l0-cent hourly wage increase, in
conformity with pay boosts an
nounced by other major producers.
The increase affects $4,000 en-
Moves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Manistee Club Dance

The Manistee Club of Detroit.
whose members are former resi-
dents of Manistee viii hold their
annual dance and buffet supper on
Friday evening at lone Masonic
T e pie on Grand River avenue.
CasS Corley IS presld0at and
Arthur Hansen is chairman of the
entertainment committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
INITIATE MARTYRS

You enjoy the same certainty.
Initiate them and with the great
est prophet Of the new and eternal
testament raise your eyes 10 that
heavenly Jerusalem where Christ
gloriouSly reigns and rules and
while rewarding His good and
faithful servants, proclaimS the
and splend0r Of their tn
unph in the shining whiiencSs Of
their garments. in the indelible
inscription of their names in the
book of life and IN decreeing that
they be exalted before His Father
and the heavenly court, with adj
mirable words which you in your
perilous trials must never forget:
Gle that shall overcome. shall
thus he clothed in white gar
ments, and l will not blot out
his name out of the book of life,
and l will confess his name be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
ASKS NEW SPIRIT

Thus our applications 10
Heaven must be raised with ever
increasing meaning and iervor.
that a new spirit may take root
and develop in all peoples and
especially among those whose
greater power gives them wider
influence and imposes upon them
additional responsibility; the spirit
Of willingness devoid Of sham and
artifice. that is ready 10 make
mutual sacrifices in order 10 build
upon the accumulated ruins Of
war, A new edifice Of fraternal solI-
darity among tho nations OF the
world, an edifice built upon new
and stronger foundations, with
fixed and stable guarantees. and
with a high sense OF moral sin
certify which would repudiate every
double standard of morality and
Justice for the great and small
or for the strong and the weak.
Truth. like man. has but a
single face: and truth is our
weapon, just as prayer is our de-
Tense and strength. and the living,
sincere and diSinterested apostolic
word. inspired by fraternal af-
fection. our entree to the hearts
OF men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
u. s. Chart

Detroit srd vicinity Mostly cloudy with
showers TO-DAY and Thursday warmer
Thufsdsy. gentle 20 moderate northeast
winds
Lower Mich,ean-Mosily cloudy Thurs
DAY and IN ne south portion TODAY
warmer in the north ana vest portions
tooay ard 50 ne east portion. Thursday.
Upper Michisan--Psr'ly cloudy warner
in the west and central portions today
showers ionifht and Thursday warmer In
TIRE esq portion Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
PERsEyERE FOR PEACE

However, under the vigilant
providence OF God and armed
only with prayer e%hortation
and consolation. we shall perse-
we're i- our battle for peace m
behalf Of suffering humanity
May the blessings and comforts
Of Heaven descend on all victims
of this war; upon you who are
prisoners and upon your family
from whom you are separated
and who are anxious about you,
and upon youA refugees and dis
possessed who have lost your
homes and land. your LIES sup
port
We share with you your anguish
and suffering. 1t is Is not allowed
us-as we would honestly desire
n take upon ourselves the burden
OF your sorrows, may our paternal
and cordial sympathy serve as the
balm which will temper the bitter
ness of your misfortune with to-
days greeting Of the slleluia, the
hymn Of Christs triumph over
earthly martyrdom, the blossom OF
the olive tree of Gethsen1ane -four.
iShing in the precious hope Of res
direction and Of the new and eter-
nal life in which there will be
neither sorrows nor struggles.
In his vale of tears there is no
lasting city hebrews xiii. Ia, no
eternal fatherland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
SHARES WITH WEAK

On that we were able TO make
you appreciate how profoundly our
heart has been pierced by the cry
Of the Apostle Of the GentileS
Who Is weak and ! am mot
weak9" Second Corinthians
Il .29l.
The sacrifices YOU are called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
CITIZENS IN HEAVEN

Here below We are all eXilcS and
wanderers; our true citizenship.
which is limitless. Is IN heaven, IN
eternity, IN God II worldly hopes
have bitterly deluded YOU, remem-
her that hope IN God never fails or
ieCciVeS. You must make one re-
solve, not 10 allow yourselves 10 be
induced either by your sad lot or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Warns Against Use
.Of Horror Weapons

have left nothing undone or I'M
tried in order to forestall or
shorten the conflict. to humanize
the methods of war, to alleviate
suffering and 10 bring assistance
and comfort 10 the victims of war.
We have not hesitated 10 indi-
cate in Enthusiastically clear terms
the necessary principles and senti-
ments which must constitute the
determining basis OF future
peace that will assure the sincere
and loyal consent of all peoples.
But we are saddened TO note that
there seems 10 be as yet little
likelihood of an approximate reali-
zation of peace that will be just,
in accordance with human and
Christian norms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
ARMS OF HEART

These arc not offensive and
bloody weapons hut the arms OF
spirit. arms OF our mind and
heart. Nothing can impede or re-
strain US from using them 10 Sc
cure and safeguard just rights.
true human brotherhood and
genuine peace. wherever the
sacred duty Of our office prompts
us and compassion for the multi
tude rekindles our love.
Nothing can restrain US from
repeatedly calling 10 the observ-
ance of the precept Of love those
who are children Of the church OF
Christ. those who. because Of their
faith in The Divine Saviour, or Al
least in our Father who IS IN
Heaven. are very near 10 Us
Nothing can impede or restrain
US from doing all in our power IN
order that in the tempest OF
SuTging waves of cnWTTV dHIOUE
the peoples Of the earth the d.
vine ark Of the church Of Christ
NAV be held firmly by the anchor
OF hope under the golden rays Of
peace - that blessed vision Of
peace which. IN the midst Of
worldly conflicts is the refuge
and abode and Sustenance OF that
fraternal spirit. founded in God
and ennobled IN the shadow Of
the cross. with which the course
r,~ttes 10 cot - 10 arr 70 aeraro
from the present tempest and
reach the shore of a happier and
more deserving future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
SEE IT! TASTE IT! IT'S NOW D0UBLY
DELICIOUS! THE LIGHTER, CRISPER,
GOLDEN SOFT" kELL 0CG'S ALL BRAN

DON'T FAIL TO TRY the improved and more deli
cious AlL-BRAN! The cereal that helps so many
Americans keep Irregular" is now regular treat!
IT'S D0UBLY DELICIOUS! 1t is now made of finer
quality from one of the world softestwheats.
ALL-BRAN comes out of our coasters bright as
gold. And it's lighter! Crisper! More delicate!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
UNsPEAkABLE HORROR

n already We must lament the
Il that the limits Of legitimate
ayfare have been repeatedly ex-
naeded. would not the MOI wide
1read use Of increasingly barbar-
IS offensive weapons soon trans
erm war into unSpeakablc horror +?
In this tempest Of mlsfortunes
md perils. Of Affections and fears.
our most powerful and safest
hmm of trILSf and Dcace eafound
in prayer 70 God. in whose hands
rests not only the destiny Of men
but also the outcome Of their most
obdurafe discussions. wherefore
we express our gratitude 10 Cath
0lcs OF the entire world for the
fervor with which they responded
10 our call 10 prayer ant SSfte-f' ifffiiSee
for peace on November "a.
Today we repeat that invitation
10 you and 20 all those who raise
their minds and hearts 10 God and
we beseech you not TO relax your
prayerful vigilance but rather to
reanlmate and redoubie II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
PRAY FOR PEACE

Yes. let Us pray FOR early peace
'Let Us pray for universal peace
not for peace based upon the
oppression and destruction Of
peoples but peace which, while
guaranteeing the honor Of all ma
lions will satisfy their vital needs
and insure the legitimate rights
OF all.
We have constantly accom-
panied prayer with our own en-
desvors. To the very limit OF our
power and with a vigilant con-
sciousness of imparualIty IN spiri,
and in our apostolic office, We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

You have known ALL-BRAN for many years as a natural
laxative cereal Now try it also for its delicious taste!
For ALL-BRAN is made from very special bran
from one of the worlds finest and softest wheats.
Our grain BUYERS found this exceptona quality wheat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

The Official EHgilsh tsrt Of Pops
Plus XIPs Easter message dettV-
cred Sunday, follo0s:
We most cordially greet you all
heloved sons and daughters of
Rome and of The entire world, in
the spirit of alleluia of Easter
morn. in the joyful spirit of the
resurrection and peace of Christ
after the desolation OF His divine
passion.
But. unfortunately, there has
been no resurrection, no restora-
Ton OF peace among ndtlons, and
IN our joyful greeting TO you there
must be intermingled that note OF
distress which was the cause Of
great sadness and continual sorrow
10 the heart of Paul the Apostle
while he was preoccupled about
his brethren who were his kins-
men according 10 the flesh (Ro-
mans 9:2).
In the lamentable spectacle OF
human conflict which we are now
witnessing we acknowledge the
valor and loyalty of all those who
with a deep sense of duty arc
fighting for the defense and. pos
terity OF their fatherland.