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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Benefit Games Party
TO Help Hospital

APPROPRIATELY 800 peo-
pie are expected to attend the
games party tomorrow evening
in st. Joseph's sanitarium lob
by. The party Is being sponsor
ed by the Sisters of st. Joseph,
to raise funds for the completion
and furnishing Of the new nurs-
cry wing of the hospital.
The wiring OF the new wing
will start tomorrow, and work
on this phase as well rs all
other phases of construction Is
being done by Mount Clemens
men. In order to keep the work
advancing. the Sisters are spon-
soring . series Of games parties
TO add TO the building fund.
Sister Ann Theresa II general
chairman Of the event, and Sis
ter Margaret Regina and Sister
Mary Magdalena are her assist
ants. The graduate nurses are
selling tickets for the affair, and
will act a. hostesses in the lobby
Of the sanitarium at the party,
assisted by q corps of student
nurses.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21

ST. PETERS COUNCIL Of
National Council Of Catholic
Women II sponsoring Z meet
ing Of young people and par
ents tomorrow evening In st.
Mary's gymnasium, to work on
plans for recreskional facilities
for young people OF the church
and other young people II in
terested.
Mrs. John Otto Smith, chair
man Of the Youth Committee Of
st. Peters Meow has arranged
for the Rev. Fr. Harold Marley.
eh-diocesan Youth director to
come from Detroit to tell the
gathering what u being done in
other parishes In this line.
Other out-of.town speakers will
appear on the program, also.
The program being considered
will include several types OF re-
creation for young people be-
tween the ages of Is and rs 1t
Is hoped that this program can
be arranged for regular periods,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
School Nurse
Talks to WSCS

MISS MARGARET MCCALL,
public school nurse, last evening
addressed q meeting of the
Women's Society of Christian
Service In the Methodist church
parlors.
Miss Mccall explained rather
fully the health setup Of Ma
comb county, discussing the adj
vantages and disadvantages of .
community health center. Such
. center, she explained, would
be supported jointly by federal
state and community funds. The
federal government supplies one,
half the necessary money, the
state another quarter. and the
last quarter Is up to the local
group.
The minimum set-up requires
Z health doctor. Z dentist. one
nurse and & clerk, Miss Mccall
continued, explaining the me-
chanics Of such q center.
Miss Mccall showed how the
health problem Of any commun-
ity u the interest and problem
Of It, women, ana her talk last
evening was reported 70 bs .
challenge &c the women Of
Mount Clemens. u
Mr.. c. A. Ward introduced
Miss Mccall. briefly discussing
slisuks Tire scope Of Methodiyt
women's work. ~
Devotionals for the evening
were In charge Of Mrs. N. Il.
Little, Mrs. ]. A. Moss, Mrs.
Fred Bobcean and Mrs. Z. N.
Mercer. .
TWELVE TABLES were
taken last evening ut the card
party sponsored by the Women's
Benefit association In the John
r. Murphy hotel clubrooms.
MRS. CHARLES coKER, 80
Moross avenue, is spending the
week with her parents In 0eor.
gia. q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Smart Models Point the Way
for Fashion Trend to Lead Us

"a In The dAeater. already hnso
adopted them.)
Pnmpodours ~ higher I'm
ever, and for evening. oklen -
quired. Even though zen have
IN extremely long fsee. therss
the right pompadour. for you.
It's al . matter Of Anding .
iairdresoer who win Study your
pro6le md figure out I WY 20
tit the pompadour toward one.
side.)
Tho natural looking maksup
Is the smsrtest. .(0one are
drooplns. Slsmor. girl mouths
heavily beeded IAstes and The
nour-barrel look which We
neatly achieved b. ss1ipg .
heavy foundatien. ~ ruuoa md
great quantities d light pesvdes.y
Hsmehed-forward SAeu1ders
come under In heading C bod
posture. Nothing el1e.
0LAlGOR 0LeL OUT
rs not smart u ~ lanon3 O.
70 assume tim % boevd VIM
IL air. poses. CThe so-called
glamor girl u out, II ns,s VIA
the Vitamin Girl. Il IA. srS J
The vitamin Girl standG slte
and walks in . manner which
proclailns that her blood pe1s-
sure b normal-not deAnitely
on the low side. She \ noe 3
hail fellow wellrpSet rGlop
you-on-the-back types but NJ
isn't Q weak, tired. standje1lx
feminine little thing who cDnA
DO anything except staei q 49,
She likes sunshine 1a1d ~ ~
Mt afraid to b seon ~ III
revealing ways. She 80 oo1 u
- we'll % beauty. ~ V1
en- = we'll - men IN ~ vl(
her around. s,s y 4 Il
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
WormIand-FerreII
Wedding Takes Place

MYRTLE won MI A N p,
daughter Of Mrs. Viola Worm.
land, and +. Y. Ferrell Of HerYin,
ILL.,, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Terrell, also of HeYrin. were
quietly married yesterday SITTER
noon.
The Rev. DR.. Dunning Idle
performed the ceremony 1t half
past five o'clock in the Method
LIST parsonage.
The bride was attended by
Helen Wiegand. and Joseph
Smith was best man.
Last evening, the couple was
feted at . shower given by Mrs.
Daniel Defenbaugh. Mr.. Wal
ter Allor, Mrs. Stanley Wood
house and Mrs. Dale Simmer
man Of New Baltimore, In the
Defenbaugh home on Croker
boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. rerrell have LETT
to make their homs In Herrin.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Forget-Me-Not Club
Meets at Petitpren Home

MRS. FRANK PETITPREN,
entertained members Of the
Forset-Me-Not Club of st. Louis
parish last evening at her home
on Third street.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Arthur Allor, Mrs. Bertram
Lozen and Mrs. Thomas Dryer.
Mrs. Frank Phelan won the
houSeprixe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21

xith the Romsn -
q ~ warn - psl1
Girl Scout pin. 4!
Mr.. George Ca1E AZ
Mn. Austin Aeiao "
point az servjnes oG1
given - ysasA 3i y
services pins Woeo r
nuperpls XIV. !. 4: q ;|!3
-Four Of tin SuleGn
served ten yeark Th1
G. II. Malbin, lGra y
Ullrich, Mrs. sd
ana Ma, Wal)6f
Their services ptpe
In s,
Mn. Yssdericlk I. IN
Mrs. Paul 1cIk6o - & =
W. denotizle ~ $500 \
All such Se5vfcQ
comes st I've So
and some Of 49, ~
approaching Snol1 bg
AIRY. All WIN rGco1V(
pins have SsKve1 eol
In Girl Scogti1 4 n N ,s;: \:
The nina 1vnr,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
THE WOMEN
Getting Along
with Men You
DON'T Want
By RUTH MILLETT

Few women have more than
two or three husbands In q life-
time, and most women are fair
ly content with one. Consider
ing that, women do get an awful
lot of "how to get your man"
advice.
What would come in handler
in day by day living would be
some advice on how to be at
tractive 70 the men a wom-
an would just as soon let some
other woman get, or keep.
Here are Z few rules. Follow
these and the husband Of your
old school friend won't groan
when he hears you are coming
for visit:
A Low VOICE
IS A RESTFUL ONE
Don't talk fast and furiously.
Keep your voice low and soft
so that you are q restful, sooth-
ing person to have around. WON.
en- who chatter on and on drive
men crazy.
Don't 20 into the personal de-
tails Of your hfe-mentioning
your diet, your session at the
beauty salon, etc. II you have to
talk about those things, wait un-
til you're with 1.-THE girls"
Don't make fun Of yourself,
or apologize for yourself.
When you are talking to a
man and q woman, don't talk
to the woman and dismiss the
man with II know you aren't
interesteI in this but" Talk
about something he IS inter-
ested In, II he has to listen.
THEY LOVE
TO HEAR GOSSIP
Don't believe that old stuff
about men not liking 70 hear
gossip. Tell m amusing story
and see how the men prick up
their ears. Just one word OF
caution-don't run down m at
tractive woman.
Look as daintily feminine %
you can manage. Wear dat.
heeled shoes, tailored suits, spare
the makeup and men will think
you are dull before they ever
get to know you.
Don't make conversation Of
your troubles and SMALL annoy.
ances.
Appear just smart enough to
make q man think you are in
telligent enough to appreciate
his mind-but not 50 intelligent
that he has to appreciate yours.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21

MA UOSveOe Usou WhsU
THERE'S no better way In the
world 70 tell what's really new
In hair-do's or what the trend
in makeup and grooming are
than 70 watch the models who
wear the smartest clothes In the
fashion shows.
Not even women on the
various best dressed" lists In
augurate styles In coiffures and
makeup. It's common practice
for the designing stan Of Z good
shop to decide how the models
are TO wear their hair % well %
which ones are 70 wear the new
clothes. Hairdressers cooperate
In carrying out the desiSnsrs'
ideas. Result: each fashion
show provides good beauty ideas
that even the ''best dressed
find worthy Of emulation.
From recent fashion shown, In.
GLIDING the all-important FASH
ion Futures, we conclude that:
TRY WIG OR CHlGNON
False hair II news for the eve
ming. Wear . wig, preferably
an ashen blonde one with your
new black evening dress. or .
red one with q gown In one
Of the n ew widely tout
ed green's. Or pin up the ends
Of your long bob and cover them
with q chignon. You can Irvine
strands Of fruit or bits Of vine
leaves In 1t. The models do.
Or wrap . thick braid around
your head. Il doesn't necessari-
ly have 10 match your own hair).
Bangs will be back with .
beng. (The Powers and conover
models ere wearing them. And
such smart women % like Chase.
actress, radio commentaries and
author, md Ina Claire, one q
the mast fashiou minded WON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Golden Numerals 81
Years Of Faithful Wod

TEN MEMBERS Of the Girl
Scout Council late yesterday re-
ceived recognition for their
years of continuous service %
the cause Of Girl Scouting.
Mrs. Emory +. Nunneley and
Mrs. Perry H. Irish received top
honors, with twenty years each
to their credit. Each received
gold service numerals. tiny pins
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Nuns and Peoples Movs
Meeting to Fuller Home

THE MUM AND POPPY
CLUB q g. Leule paTiGh Int
evening moved theiS uAeettny -
the home q Mn. I'm ytill1gs.
Dickinaou avenue. &oeealoe NJ
hsalth. viii net poetn1 ~ ~
60 out. NJ. md Ma HI 10.
rem wsrsshestA '
Cards were NJ dipsssten q
the evening, with DktseG ooin6
to Ira W. Fuller. ~ Mn.
Losen, Mr.. George 6peery wen.
the house prize.
The next meeting WIN -
held ct the hene C 11r. ona
Mrs. Clarence Dubay. ~ Ruth
bone On Monddy, Fob. !, Is
eight o'clock.
- . -
Mr.. AND MR0. 1oDEAT
MANDEL (Elsie MillAs) hovV
returned from thair wsd6ips
trip, and ~ making their hoGne
e 81 Third street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Window Forethouoht

Il you make your own cur.
tslns, . 1itlje 1oeothouSht may
sove you time and nancy. buy
nAatesjols thet are pre-shfunk.
Then you win know that after
they ars lsundesGd they itill
Win fit The windows they we're
u,oee ~. An6 WAen yep> ~
mokin0 0ssn. you en- usooQuse
toe6 Sonoeh e1oesly, al10wine
enly ~ top end bat>em heyAS.
Ten WIN No. hovo - sbooher
aoout oayine 0ho0 tgero-long -
eo~penoso ~ ohg1heop =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Less Laundry

Window curtains will need
less laundering II the dust IL
shaken out Of them regularly
each week. Shake out the dust
also before washing. Soak in
cool. soapy water for half or
three-Quarters Of IN hour, then
wash IN clean warm Suds. Usu-
ally little rubbing will be nee
essary. Rinse thoroughly in
clear water. Dry full length on
the line Or On stretcker adjusted
to the exact sire desired.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Compact and Convenient

Having all your cosmetics con-
veniently and compactly placed
makes home beauty routines
simpler, quicker, and Z real
pleasure. A New York speciality
shop features q beauty commode
which contains essential make
up and facial preparations, comb
and manicure tools. WhssS the
table u lifted, . mirror, electric
light and extra plug for . curl
iron are disclosed. Two extra.
drawers provide space for other
beauty aids, tissues and towels.
The wood II serpentine walnut
and Inahogany-sn especially
practical md good-looking art
icle for the small apartment
dweller.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Detroit Speaker TO Explain
Catholic Youth Movement

to keep the young people con-
tent within their own church.
Tomorrow evenings meeting
will begin 1t $50 o'clock In st.
Mary's gymnasium.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21

= Best DANCERS In both IN
conservative and eecentrie dane.
Ing will 10 awarded PRIZES md
crowned THE King end osaeen
Of Hearts" q tie, sc. vsleptine
Dance, % b held Oh yobeuosy
10 In the b0yv' eyua0a1ium d
the Mount Clemens High school
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Dessert-Bridee To Help
Junior Moccobees

MRS. JOHN STEARNS and
Mrs. william E. Helm will en-
terrain at q dessert-bridge par
ty tomorrow afternoon 1t one
thirty o'clock ut their home ut
66 Hubbard, for the benefit Of
Junior Maccabees.
Maccabees and their friends
are invited TO attend.
MIR. AND MRS. FLOYD
STARKEY, 500 Cas- avenue,
announce the arrival Of . daugh-
ter. Beverly Jean, born early
this morning 1t City Heights
Maternity Home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Business Womon's Club
Plans Dinner Meeting

PLANS were made last eve
ming by members of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
club for a dinner meeting to be
held next Tuesday, Jan. 20, at
Gordon's Grill at $50 o'clock.
Last evenings meeting was
held at the home of Miss Penzie
Stewart, Miller street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ehrke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Womb
ero, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Wondero spent the weekend in
Hemlock, Michigan.
While there they attended the
wedding of Mrs. Ehrke's cousin.
Miss Laura Fitting, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Jr. Moccobees To Install
New OFFICERS Saturday

JUNIOR MACCABEES will
have q luncheon next Saturday
Jan. %, In Barron Hall at 1890
o'clock.
Installation Of the new offic-
ers and q program of entertain
ment will follow the luncheon.
MRS. HENRY LEHNER, %
Warrington avenue, will enter
tain members Of Watchful Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters on
Thursday ut half past one o'clock
A full attendance Is urged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-21
Sophie .Gtnabsl
choSe the 90.

0VKukaV ~u48oWVe
clSoSe the 90.
ceSOorieS Z
shown with
this smart
theotoe Or din.
her suit,
which che de-
,Sigpod. OF
beige weel, Tie
taeleot y co.
w.ss:s..s!:::sss:.a,
~, ~: 49,. $: s
ls!liPpess are
Of beige kM-
skia, nal.!hiag
Other aeees.
series tllelulle
a. 8 Nv
beook velvet
,,S;sss''1,.T ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
|CI0 Asks NLRB
Driveway Vote

The CLOS United Construction
Workers Organizing Committee.
newly challenging The AFL team
sters union for control of truck
drivers, today petitioned for an
NLRB bargaining election among
employees of all automobile drive
Away companies in this area.
c. Russell Turner, local UCWOC
organizer, declared the powerful
transfers union is attempting 10
sign back door agreement with
the National Automobile Trans
port Association. He claimed a
majority OF the drivers are mem
bers of the Go affiliate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
or or TOwS

ANN ARROR-D. C. Pr0chuov POS
vos,i Bro. as g Main
AUBURN HEIGHTS &tw Deal Food
MAI $3.50 Auburn Rd
BIRMINGHAM Vans Pharmacy. ll
cLAwsoS~ Hunters Drug store s.
DEARBoRN Bro~n's Pharmacy. 10000
W Warren
r. W. Brown. it7oi fireman
Harry y BlshNay Grocery 900
c.ts''0'. NJ ,i,4so " warren
a ] Chrnara, 1896 " Warren
G n L9cku Grooey, 1904 Mich
NssS1 nruF store ?sol g Tslerra ga
J sullivan pfugs 1880 Ford RI.
Hugo y, NoliI. 1900 " Warren
Ringer, DruE >t0rr, ioaN Warren,
wyoming Grocery 8 Meats $40 W.
pELPAY rsu-r COOPERATIVE, Grocery
slI2 - jefferson
BRAYTeS Fl.Ai,'S Jlrafi1n SOFA
Grti fiee piXe Hs5
Fast DETROIT Ssisier Market.
2ln0l GfaN1t
FCoPsF- Fffle's 1tso8 JyFc~s0u "a.
Raymond's DruE store. tlTf p" JEFF
rApgiSGToy- smith bradley prug
CO 33323 Grand River
FERSpALE- Lincoln Marse'. 1929
W0ndWard
GARDEN CITY , Y Hgsus Drugs.
CROSS PolS7 Bras, Drug, i7siz
CO " Den Drugs l5soo EcrcheyaI
HAMTBAMCK Gems Ma.se, StGl
-L. Al-a-hcr ----
Jsrevtki Drug co 1921 - cam
NJ Ruis- Grocery Nes', iooss
e A Plr~a. i2iss r, Camrsu
STANLEY Radrisgew shi Drug. 1911 i'
uAzrI' PSRg EiEhi All. ptas eentrr.
eli Eight N.' Rs
y W Parrish 1H-H John r
HIGHLAND PAFk Aucsian Market
500 Grand Ave
Congress Drua. 3sU1 Hau ton
DAyidoT Pharmacy 1875 Wood
Eaa1nwnod MAJ 1881 N.nfwaf1
Past DRUG o. iSZna "a --iu arr
Hamnton-Gieldaie MAJ. 1880 Hamh.
h NcCahe'. Pharmarv, isto0 Hamilton
Il Monarch Food Sh.p.. 1925 "1ofWard
Ptrce a Thomas Drugs, 1881 Hsnii.
ton
Piucsr Drug co 1881 Woodward
waverIy Market 1927 Hamilton
I%KsT Freeman Reliable DrgE
store. 274t7 Michigan
KEEgO HARB0R keeKo DruG 20.
LAKE ORION O.. j. HarN ood % =.
Flint
LINCOLN PARK norton Pharnacs
1882 Fort 81
MEIVISDALE-J - English q SON.
2iO0 OakWp.t bief
NoRTHVILLE- NorihStne DRUG Co.
15s p Main
OXFORD Vans Sweet shrp. rs
pryN,OT-TTJ Thorrson.s market SO
Perniman
PONTIAC caughc.rs MAJ 72o "
Huron
Louis Market 1922 Baldwin
Rules Drug ss5 JosINu
Beedle Pharmacy 377 Saginaw
ROsEVILLE DAAs Grucerg @sai6
GratiDt
skip.s Market 26o6g Cratioi
ROYAL OAK Sloan Grocery 1927 =.
Washington
Romeyn Pharmacy. 200 ,. Main
w W Trczise T5f Washington
VAN DYKE Hughes Market. 5il3 r
Fight-Mue
WAYNE -Northside Pharmacy. 1905
Washington
WYANDOTTE-K Kings Drug store,
Eureka a Riddle
yPsfLANTI -Funers Drus store, go
Michigan
Gables Food store p Grove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Housing Project
Rents Approved

The schedule Of rents for the
new 300-unit Hamtramck housing
project Dequindre and Common
avenues, was approved today by
the Hamtramck Housing Commits
sion. First of the dwellings will be
ready for occupancy next month.
One bedroom units will rent
from $14.25 to $26.25 per month
for families in the $3.50 TO 81 400
annual income group; two bedroom
units, $l4,50 to SIPS per month
for annual income from 500 TO
81 500; three bedrooms from $l5
TO $3.50 for families with incomes
of $3.50 TO $500; four bedrooms.
$l5.25 to S29,25 for incomes OF
from $500 10 $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
AUTHORIZED
REDEEMING
STATIONS

Mikes Market. 6247 Linwood
c. Miller Grocery. 2l3O6 Schoolcran
n. !. Mitter Drugs. ss49 Grand River
Mittieman's Mkt, 56As Grand River
Montgomery Pharmacy. si0l Linwood.
Montrose Quality Mkt, l554S school,
craft
Morry Drug Co. 1901 Bagley
Myrtle's Grceey, l7ii Ferry Park
Nagsrs Food Mkt, 1853 springwells
Neff super Mkt, s439 Twelfth
New Haven Candy Shop, 1882 Fenkeu
Nowakowski Grocery, 1880 Warren W.
sam ". DURHAM Groe~ry. 1908 Morrei
Owl Drug store, S5fl Hamilton
PaseOf Grocery, 63fi Vernon W
=. Peterson Grocery, 1858 Forest W
Pete's Grocery A Conf, 4stf LivefH1i-
Pierce A Thomas Drugs, $3.50 Hamilton
POdsadliO's Pharmacy. l0ijo Chicago W.
Poe Cut Rate, 1900 Pallister
Pohionski Pharmacy. 1900 McGraw
Prag's Market 1920 LiyernOis
Reeves Drug store, i2e4s SchOoleraft
Republic Drug Co. s70i LawtOn Ave.
Reynolds Pharmacy, isSaa Plymouth
Riehey's Mkt, iO230 Grand River
Riviera Drugs. 930i Grand River
RobinhoOd Drug. 100 seven-Mne "
Rosedale Quality Mkt, iosi6 Grand
saWsys mkt. 1920 Seven Mfg W.
sayer's Mkt.. 2ils Fenkeli
serlln Drugs. iIs4s Dexter
schlichter's Mkt, 1890 Grand River
Schultz Pharmacy, iQss0 Plymouth Rd.
SCOTS Market 1892 Fenksi
Scotch Confectionery. 4Os5 fireman
Sid's Cut Rate. 1928 Llvernois
silver's Grocery. 1854 Lincoln
Albert Skaiha Grocery. 20i27 JOY Rd.
Smart's Food shop f603 clifton
Smith Bros Pharmacy qiui Llnwond
s1uthheld Drug store, 1871 McNiehols
West
Spencer Pharmacy 1902 Twelfth
Spill Drug Co. 1900 Feukea
=. r. steele 5000 Fenkeu
StephanIes Mkt 5000 Warren "
Stinlson Cut Rate DRUG. 3ist Third.
Stock's Pharmacy 1000 Liyernols
Stoormans Grocery. 2055 Clements
Summit Market l5sA0 Plymouth BG.
Wtlber Sylvester's 5000 Trumbuii
TatA's Market. 1913 Schaefer
TencKa DRUG CO $500 Michigan
Toledo Cash Market 1902 CLARK
W. TOodle Drugs, 1901 Warren "
Trumbun Pharmacy. 5i0i Trumbui
l.. A Wesley. ll0l Green
walton Grocery 1855 Walton
Watts Bros. 10000 Scho0lcraU
Webster Drug i6o4S Puritan
W. chicago Grocery Finl Bros
White Hin Mkt, $50 Vernon "
winthrop -prar - - Fr-7zrtt
Woodlin MAJ eOas l.inwpp1
-Wal2EsaEs E4E.t----4-s4 -+----- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Slap at Congress-
Order Giving Henderson Control of Auto Produc
ton, Other Products AssaiIed by Woman's Group

vestigation establishes the need
for such control and until Hender-
son is cleared of charges filed last
Saturday with the President
against him by Congressman Mar
tin l.. Dies of Texas. -
Miss Curtis further declared
that the transfer order, announced
by Director. General William S,
Knudsen OF OPM. supports ner
charge of last Saturday that a
plan is under way in Washington
10 bring the newspapers, maya
zines and other publications of the
country under government control
by granting 10 Henderson power
to ration newsprint and newSpulp,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Special to TIM DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
order today transferring control
of auto production quotas and
pulp. paper, printing and publish
ing materials and supplies from
the Office OF Production Manage
ment to Leon Henderson's Office
of REjce Administration and Civ
ilian Supply is move by the adj
ministration TO repudiate Congress.
Miss. Cathrine Curtis, national
director OF Women Investors in
America. Inc, charged today.
She called upon Congress 10
take immediate steps to suspend
the order until congressional in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

Tony Yale. National Boxing Asso-
citation middfeweight champion, in
their 10-round non-title bout at
Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Favor Abrams Over ZaIe

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-QNS)-
George Abrams today was quoted
as the 5-to-6 favorite 10 defeat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
No Patent
Dou0 Company Loses Suit
Tried TWo Months

BAY CITY. Sept. 1.-THE pat
ent trial Of Dow Company against
the Halliburton OIL Well Cement
ing Company of Duncan. Okla.
which started in July had been
today with a decision by
Judge Arthur j. futile against the
Dow concern
Judge futile held invalid the
Dow-held patents, infringement Of
which was charged 10 the Halli-
burton company The Dow COM
pany Is expected 10 appeal 10 the
United States Circuit Court OF
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31


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