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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

British accounts Of response
from the continent (related
without explanation Of how
such information reached Eng
land) said the campaign had
stimulated the hopes-if not &C.
tual resistance-of the German
conquered peoples.
Acts Of sabotage were report
ed from Czecho- Slovakia, where
the British said V-symbols by
the Thousands were scrawled on
walls and fences.
Similar reports told of 5000
v-case prosecutions by German
authorities in Paris, and Of
Naxi-baiting throughout occu-
pied France. Belgium and the
Netherlands by v-signs daubed
Bee v-1SM-rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Violence Flares
In Shanghai Area
Pistols koor In
French Settlement

SHANGHAI, July II - N -
Three persons were killed and
two were wounded today in an
outbreak Of terroristic violence
in Shanghai.
Wang Teh- Chow, IS, an Off
cial of the Marking regimes
peace preservation corps, was
shot and killed in the French
settlement by q lone gunman
who subsequently battled with
police In his attempt to escape.
The gunman and q policeman
were wounded.
A Chinese merchant and his
wife were shot and killed by UNI
identified assailants just outside
the international settlement.
Japanese authorities cl ose d
bridges over Soochow Creek for
four hours while searching the
Hongkew area for the four ter
rorists who allegedly threatened
to kill Chinese civilians employ
ed by the japanese Navy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
War ON NaZi Nerves
Warmly OF MILLIONS Modified
IN NAZl-OCcUPIED COUNTRIES,
BRITON CLAIMS

OLONDON. July 31-(R-
Claiming q Nv" army Of mil
lions modified throughout
German Conquered countries in
q whistling, tapping, sign
painting campaign aimed at
Naxi nerves, British authorities
advised the unseen victory leg
Ion today to q wait patiently,
ready for the time to strike.
Colonel Britton," the man
behind the BIC mike which
dinned the victory mobilization
broadcast In ~ European Ian
guages throughout Sunday, so-
pealed for more vs. In sound
and sign across the continent:
and declared:
I'VE In Britain are with you.
Now We wait quietly and pa
tiently until the time comes"
He said he would broadcast
again Friday.
The Daily Herald threw some
Light on the identity Of Colonel
Dritton" By reporting that ~ b
IN sctual British Army colonel
whose name = Britton-"A-
though Il may not b spelled
quite that way"
Tw0uty-iour hours after he
startsd HE Sunday morning mo-
bi1izatlon broodeAsts b. thump-
ing tlhe morss eude Y, three dots
aud = dosh, q . be drum he
declared the lgoxis bewiIdered
and The v Army swelling "bo-
~ N exUoeoo1lo1as
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Red (orpses
Fields
Germans Claim
1itonie Bottle
10 the Deoth
Resss on Plains

OThe Germans declared today
that Adolf Hitler's invasion
armies had annihilated an en-
tire Soviet division--about 49,
900 troops-in fighting around
Mogilev, on the Dneiper river
front guarding Moscow, while
the Russians also reported
heavy carnage inflicted on the
Nazis in the 30-day-old struggle.
Authorized quarters in Ber-
lin said that more than 1000
Russian corpses Uttered the
Mogilev battlefield, and that
several thousand Red army
troops were taken prisoner,
UNIT DESTROYED
The unit, described % ''com-
pletely destroyed" was said to
have been organized from the
remnants Of five other Soviet
divisions.
The Germans said extremely
bad weather was hamperins
their blitzkrieg style Of assault,
Mogilev lies 30 miles south
west Of Smolensk, where the
Germans have sduiven 4 splisnt
to within $50 miles of the Soviet
capital. &
"A Reuters British News
agency dispatch said Moscow
had 4 - minute air raid alarm
beginning at 10 a. m. No In,
cidents were reported.
From the Kremlin, Premier
Joseph Stalin's high command
reported violent overnight bat
See WAR-Page &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

oBEvERLY HILLS, Calf. July
20-R-Lew Fields. who with
his boyhood chum. Joe Weber.
travelled the nations vaudeville
circuits q Z comedian for more
than % years, died today q
pnsumcnia.
Fields, who was ~. became III
Thursday, sank rapidly and was
placed under m oxygen tent TO-
day in q futile attempt 70 save
his life. His widow, Rose. his
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Romeo ksa Denies
Mo9aIs 0liense

OArthur Hart, II, Of Romeo
pleaded innocent to . statutory
charge involving . 10-year-old
girl upon arraienment this morn
Ing before Circuit Judge Neil :.
Reid.
Bond Of q, 500 was continued
and trial was Get for Sept. :. A.
sistant Prosecutor Howard u.
Carroll presented the states case
and Edward a. Jacob. Romeo 1T
tQenDv, rspeoosqted Hart
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

when he viewed the shattered
bodies of his victims ~ they lay
in Saratoga hospital Sunday.
AWARE OF DEED
The seriousness of his crime
had apparently reached home at
last, and with his head. bowed
he told reporters "they say IN
the papers that I'm q killer, but
I'm not. God knows I would give
my life to see them alive again"
In q husky voice filled with
emotion, the aged man answered
Judge Parents request for .
plea In connection with the
deaths with q simple:
I'm guilty"
The maximum sentence pro-
vided by state statutes IL ID
years.
TO CIRCUIT COURT
His plea was tantamount to
waving justice court examine
ton and he was bound over to
circuit court under $40, 900 cash
bond.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
OH! Crash Fatal
b Local Resident


"a 35-ysar-old Mount Clemens
man and . month-old Dst1olt
baby were killsd Saturday nsar
Tiflin, q. Wlasn . car collldeo
With . truck.
The victims were nenspa
O'N6al ind Ddna Jean Jol,nooA
daughter q Nh. Coeil Jenno1L
Mn. Johnooo ond Coa1o1 10o
leahoo, g Detroit, nro t11
treated fos intuties - : r
toria, O.. hcspltal. y
oslssal No. III drlv>no ~
eog 8 u IT, - - sso -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
no CIRCUIT COURT
Draflee Wins Leave
10 Thvesh Grain


OrORT SHERIDAN, ILL.,, July
2l-(R-Farm folk around
Axalia, Mich, have borrowed
Private John v. Prochaska
from the United States Army
for 30 days.
Sixth corps area headquarters
received q letter from 81 Of HE
neighboes reading:
"P1ease permit Private Pro
chaska 70 return home. The
grain now b tipening and he u
the only o. IN these parts who
can run Z thfeohing machine"
Brig. Gen. John L. Homer.
commandant q this Pot, on
nounced today that Z special
order had been Issued granting
he soldier . - day furiough
~ A11ro9 1Eb = ~ aoldh
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
pellery Employees
EaleY Anllllll Nolle

. ApproximateIy 1000 en-
ployes OF the Mount Clemens
Pottery company on Saturday
thoroughly enjoyed their an
nual picnic ct Walled Lake
Park.
A substantial luncheon and q
variety Of rides and games high
lighted the picnic. J. Randolph
Doll was in charge Of arrange
mentS,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Famous COnmelliamlD Dies
PNEUMONIA SEPARATES FAMED
TEAM or WEBER AND
FIELDS

ehlldron M ~ eonedian paxs-
ner, Wsbers - ped1lte.
ITS like 1oo1 N x4oht oEJ
said weber. sHa4 - ~ SuAole
iltIo. views grown ~ tOog1hGt.
He va evufythine ~ ~. d.
Iislds w0s h6E1 LeN6 4
rtco Hielto. H on1 vtuno (k
their famous coGBo1y tq1n)1 I'll
New York IN 1879 Wtoo ~!
were little boys. Fislds ~ o1zIy
nine.
DE0AN m 1865 ~
Their fifSt sppsoranegs tUOgeA.
Or were IN juvenile uuteA
sketches at small variety the-
aters. In 1855. they formed thooe
own company.
IN 1899, they bocomg ptuOklty
etoeo of the 1nmono Wo69 60
riolds Music HAN = New xoGk
which, Tor yeag4s 49, pnesoe o
~ pots q Hroodwny. IS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

U1eio eyes misty with unshed
49,, Cyriel Devriendt, 63-year-
q Van Dyke resident. pleaded
Gilty 70 . charge Of involuntary
manslaughter this noon IN con-
nection with the deaths Of two
Van Dyke children, killed when
struck down by his careening au-
tomobile on Saturday.
AppearinR before Justice OF
the Peace Donald j. Parent, the
prisoner was in direct contrast to
the man who police say smiled
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

AProsecutor Ivan A. john
s2on said that Devriendt Will
APPEAR before Circuit Court
Judge Neil 3. Reid late this
afternoon for examination On
the manslaughter charges.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
|Naxis Press Encirclement

fnBERLlk July 2-Q,-Huoe, complex encircno toctics
ess decored by Gsons tody to have destroyed at least
80 Russion DIVISION pinned others inside steel ops Of Ger
mon orored forces ord pushed the Red oy onot,sr notch
|closer to destruction
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Reds Name New COmmissars

(oAOSCOW July 2l--Four vice eornnissors OF de-
ese were named todoy assist Joseph Son who now hos
the multiple responsibilities OF premier secreto general OF
lie Communist porty chief Of the stoe committee OF de-
fense and connnssor Of defense.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Finnish Ports Bombed

OtErstNK1 FtktA1D, July 2t-tPGtoviso Finnish port
on the Gulf Of FnIond roded yesterdox with no an
nounced donooe while at Ponoo the region, two
houses reported damaged and three Ruson planes shot
down.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Ian Cabinet COnfers

and his newly cobnet conferred at the palace todoy
with the army ond navy high commend on coordination BE-
tween the armed services and the government
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
Nazis Repnlse RAJ Stab

oBERLlN, July 2l-Q0-British bomber, protected by
fighters attempted to fly occupied Fronce this
onino but we're repuIsed by Noz pursuiters which shot
down Of the roders DNB offico oeron news ooeney
said today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21
RedIs Cling to Defenses

hMOSCOW July 2l-p-The Red army wos reported todoy
Enono tenocosy its defensss at the heod ond on the
5onks Of Gernonys Ssnoensk Salient toward Moscow.
ercsy opposing the invaders from positions in snoens IT,
telf.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

d. s. Troops Reach Guiana
kGeoRGEToWN, BRITISH GUIANA. July 2l-9ss-Ihs
~ Detachment Of United Sotss troops to oorrson two
c American bases leosed here under the destroyer dso'
@ Briton arrived todoy These the first peocstns bases
orrisoned BY the United Sotes onoter continent o.
ouoh mones and troops have been stationed in Chino tor
hard duty.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
RISING Building
Curve Forecast
Miller Reveals
Sales Pass
S3.000,OO0 Mark

y steadily rising curve in Dc
tro.f building was predicted las
week by George " Miller preSi
dent of Miller Homes Inc IN Ar
address before 80 real es'at,
brokers and statesmen.
~ the same meeting Miller re-
Neaiod bu!Ic.r- sales for hi}
organization since January I have
passed tho $1,000 600 mark.
Not only have our sales
reached the highest point in the
22-year history Of Miller Homes
both from the standpoint Of the
number of homes sold and the
dollar volume. hut speed In
which our homes are being built
j. far ahead Of last year for the
same period" Miller declared.
The rapiditv with which our
homes are being constructed and
occupied by owners. has been
due 10 the elimination Of many
~ the bottleneckS that plague
every building and through the
increased operating efficiency of
our construction department"
Miller announced the addition
OF tho following real estate brokers
as Miller Homes representatives
IN their districts. &. r Van Dcu.
sen Company Sucbcr Realty Com.
pany Joseph Busch and the O. X
Realty Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Plan Wins Charm
From Simplicity
Blue prints AtaildbIt
for Fine Colonial
Residence

The Colonial residence featured
m today Detroit Times House
Plan wins It's charm from rs sim
phci'y
Youll find no more inviting en-
trance 10 home than the large
front porch. And an open stair
way and the Colonial fireplace in
the spacious living room. give the
interior OF the dwelling the same
degree Of beauty and good taste.
t---t He : , eAs----f-- f-.--- -t----t4 ~
There's a large bay 10 flood the
dining room with sunlight, while
furniture spa &C is more than
ample. In the kitchen, the cup
boards. refrigerator and stove
space have all been planned with
tho Wow of 100 per cent efficiency.
There arc large closets IN all
three of tho big bedrooms. and
each room has CroSS.Ncntllation.
You can divide the basement OF
this model into a furnace, laundry
and recreation room.
Youll look far 20 find a house
plan which packs more charm and
INABILITY tn an this particular
model. Four sets of hlueprlntS
and three sets OF specifications Of
this home are available for SD
at The Detroit Times House Plan
Department. main lobby. Times
Building, 1870 CaSS avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
New Records
Set by FLA

Small-homc building under the
FILA program reached new peak
in August with approximately
$500 new homes started each
week. Federal Housing Admins
traitor Abner IL. Ferguson an
nounccd Saturday.
This compares with the previous
peak Of $500 homes a week In
July and with a weekly average
OF $500 homes started under FILA
inspection during August, 1910
Since the first of the year. ap-
proximatcly $4,000 new small
homes have been started under
the FILA program. most of them
located in areas of important ma
tional defense activity.
During the month. mortgages
selected covering homes 10 be built
under FILA inspection, including
all sections Of the act, numbered
T24.122 for Sill 25S.990 OF this
total. 1886 Small-homc mortgage
insurance applications amounting
10 S9i.52g 40. covering new homes
TO be built under FILA inspection.
were filed under Section 203 Of
the act. Under Title VI appllca-
.tionS numbered 666 for an
amount Of S16,729,55O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Insurance Cash
Aids Housing

Life insurance companies IN
creased their holdings OF FILA
mortgages by S1Oi i63 600 during
The first six months OF this year.
10 am aggregate Of S60l .262 600 OF
Tins type o., small home financing
and. IL was announced Saturday
by the Institute Of Life Insurance.
In addition, the life insurance
companies hold FILA mortgages
on 167 rental housing projects
totalug S7i66i 900 making an
aggregate of financing and 10 low
cost housing of S675 926 600 by the
life insurance companies.
The total holding OF FILA home
mortgages represent housing for
approximately $4,000 persons and
the housing projects represent
housing for 10000 persons. making
total of $4,000 persons housed
in this relatively new type of
financing, aided by hfe insurance
reserve funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Ground Broken
For New Project
Ford Development
To Get 81 DupIexes
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

DSE FORD sat at the controls Of giant steam shovel last
a breaking marking the latest
- phase of the Ford Foundations program OF better housing
The witnessed by State FILA Director Ray
~ NJ Foley Leonard Reaume president Of tho
Of Real Estate Boards George w
Miller president Builders Association of Metropolitan Detroit
president Of the Builders Assoc
city officials list Of invited held
3acre Greenfield road oneha mile south of Michigan
avenue, Dearborn.
Here Harry prominent Detroit builder will construct
duplex type p single shelter for 2
families.
cost development will around 81 100000
The individual the duplex homes including lot and
will be priced from S50l5 $685. The single homes will
installed the cost Of such installation included in the purchase
price.
Durbins organization property. but
approval of the Ford Foundation of
which EdSe Ford president.
First and home purchasers Mr. and Mrs James H.
elements
Both hand for the ceremonies last week The Clements
Durbn and will be
followed days by the completion Of another of the units
deposits 20
which has proved desirable
housing Development will be
continued in the newest subdivision
Three onethrd Of The 33ace plot dts 10 be known
SprngWe Park Subdivision No a. have been dedicated 10 the
public for park and rccreatonal activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Hall 10 Address
.ReaItor Meeting

Willis Hall. manager of the In
dustrial department of the Detroit
Board of Commerce, will address
members of the management divi-
sion of the Detroit Real Estate
Board next Thursday noon at the
lSavoyard Club, Furman w. Mar
shall, program committee chair
man, announced Saturday. Halls
talk Will cover recent industrial
accomplishments here, future pros
poets and the possible need for
additional housing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
100000 Slump
In Permits

Detroit building permits ISSUED
last week slumped nearly $500, 00C
over the same week last year
Joseph p. Wolff, commissioner oil
buildings and safety engineering
reported Saturday.
Total value of last weeks per.
mits, Wolff reported, was S1.051,.
S57, compared to $1,627, 029 for
the same period in 1910.
One hundred and fifty-nine Of
last weeks permits were for single
or two-family dwellings which will
cost an estimated $500, 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Plants Will Be
Cir(uIdrized
By Homes Office
Registrations
Sought by City's
Rental Bureau

The Homes Registration Office
Of the Detroit Housing Commission
this week will begin distribution
Of posters 20 local industrial
plants, union Offices and retail
establishments advertising the FREQ
rental service maintained by the
city 70 aid the housing Of defense
workers.
II you need a house fat apart
ment, room or other living quar-
ters, the poster advises YOU N
register these needs with the
Homes Registration Office AT 3O5
West Fort Street-CA. 1913.
Or. II you have a house. FAT ol
any housing Accommodations avail
able for rent these, TOO, shothri hn
listed, according 10 officials of the
office
There is no charge for the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Hart Announces New
Real Estate Offices

30. y. Hart, who specialIZeS in
th old ;yd new home sales in
NE West Chicago-MeyerS section.
Saturday announced removal OF
his offices TO 1881 West Chicago
avenue Harris sales organization
is headed by Howard NJ. Whiting.
Other members Of tho sales staff
include RoYAL. Potter. James A.
HchShaw. Abraham RicSenzweig,
Joseph "A. McIIugh. William Syl-
vcstcr. Ivan Atkinson. David +.
Sylvester. Frank Walters. Claude
Il Morse and Ralph j Rciley.
Hart announced the sale Of as
homes IN Marlowe avenue. be-
tween Chicago and Plymouth, at
an average price of $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Sales up 70 Per Cent

Seldom Johnson Inc, otalng S5555S
70 the month Howard H. Robinson
SaleSmanager Of the firm, announced Saturday.
pointed Summer letup real estate
did primarily because Of the defense
the metropolitan Robinson who OeSeeS
Fall market cited big in the sale Of used singles and
believes quick delivery
will,
opinion. continue TO up"
Seldom Robinson revealed have been appointed
elusive sales Of Birmingham Highlands community of 1854
highly restricted homee located Of Canbrook road
the south side Of West Maple road, IN Birmingham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Realtors Seek
5000 Delegates
For Convention
Local Board Launches
Attendance Drive
for Conclave Here

The opening guns in the Detroit
Real Estate Boards campaign for
a registration of 5000 delegates
TO the convention Of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
10 be held here November Al.
were fired last Wednesday night
at meeting AZ the Detroit-Leland
Hotel.
On hand to stimulate local
realtors in their efforts 10 break
previous convention attendance
records were Boyd r. Barnard,
director Of the Philadelphia Real
Estate Board and chairman Of last
years convention. and John w.
Galbreath, of Columbus. O., vice
president of, the n. A. r. F.. B.
Detroit Is indeed fitting
place for this years convention"
Barnard said. This city ex-
emplifies the mass production
and Industrial efficiency which
will show the world what
America can do.
Serious Task
"YOu can't achieve the sue
cess at which you're aiming In
this convention unless all of you
realize the seriousness Of your
task. And what will he the
compensation for all this work.
You'll improve the prestige OF
your board both locally and
nationally. You'll develop new
talent. You'll increase your
membership. You will become
better acquainted with each
other"
Real estate and building
values have deprecated to the
point that many of our cities are
facing bankruptcy" Galbreath
declared. 1.-THE only hope for
these cities Is a program Of re-
facilitating blighted areas. At
the coming Detroit convention,
real estate men must take the
lead in working out this prob
lem.
"The convention in Detroit
must also take steps to broaden
the tax rate and lessen the
tremendous burden of real
estate taxation"
Galbreath stressed the many
features which would be offered
at the convention as reasons for
real estate men all over the nation
to head for Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
.EIsea TWo-Week
Sales Total S1O7 400

Staunton M. Elsea Of the Elsea
Realty and Investment Company.
Saturday reported 80 sales during
'the last half Of August, totaling
.S107, 400. This is the third con-
secutive two-week period which
has broken all previous sales rec
lords since 1897. Elsea said. The
Elsea deals included 20 singles,
nine fats and one store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Realty Association
To Hear Edwards

George Edwards. secretary OF
the Detroit Housing Commission
will address members Of the
United Northwestern Realty AS
ISOLATION next Thursday noon al
the Fisher Y. NJ. c. A. The pro-
gram will he under the direction
of Roger c. Hubbard, member OF
the L. n. R. A. program COM
r,,ittpo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Encourage Housinq

To encourage additional housing
facilities for defense workers. tho
Federal Housing Administration
has announced a reduction in the
MAXIMUM financing charge or
loans 10 in>urcS above 81 800 fOI
the remodeling Of homes 10 bC
designed for more than one family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Appeal Voiced

James f. Atkinson. local realtor
and chairman of next November's
convention, appealed to his listen
ers for cooperation in boosting
advance registrations, as did
Ward S. Van Deusen, past presi-
dent of the Detroit Real Estate
Board, who is chairman Of the
committee on advance registra-
.tions.
Henry Johnson. president Of the
Detroit Real Estate Board, pre-
sided at the Wednesday meeting.
Nine past presidents of the local
board were present, as were two
national presidents. Leonard p.
Reaume and Col. Walter S. Piper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
1900 New Homes

Construction was started on
u 900 new homes under FILA In
Spection between March 81 and
August 30 in 210 designated de-
tense areas, Federal Housing ADJ
ministrator Abner H. Ferguson
ANNOUNCED TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
TIIFN HHNF HITFdWN Z
opinion. continue TO 20 up"

The fifth golf outing and dinner scheduled for Orchard
Lake Country Club Tuesday by the ArchitectsBud
and Traders will be held instead Tam Shanter
Country Club because of lasminute hitch in arrange
Edward Drummer. secretary of the Builders and
Traders Exchange said Saturday. The date is still the
same-next Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
d. and n.

Q-Nhat widths are consid-
cred minimum for stairwayS?
How much headroom should be
provided?
a Main StairWayS should have
a width Of AZ least = feet 9 inches
clear between handrallS or hand.
rail and wall Basement or service
stairs should not bee less than
feet s inches wide. Continuous
clear hcadroom should be at least
s feet s inches for main stairs
feet , inches for service stairs
measured vertically from the from
edge Of the tread to a line parallel
to the stair run.