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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-03

108O-WTIC-28S P. M. l:O0-Backstage Wife 4:l5-Stella Dallas 4:30--Lorenzo Jones 4:l5-Young Wilder Brown 5:O0--Home of the Brave 5:l5-Portia Faces Life 5:30-We, the Abbotts 5:45-Jack Armstrong 6:OO~-News and Weather 6:l5-Baseball Scores and Strictly
 Sports 6:3O--Salon Orchestra e:a5---Loweii Thomas 7:O0-Fred Warnings Orchestra 7:i5-News of the World 9.s0--C0me On and Dane c f:l5-connecticut Defense Pro-
 gram g.O0--Adventure of the Thin Man s:s0-Plantation Party e,00-Time Co Smile -..--..s-..
Evening star., 1941-11-30
METAL VENETIAN BLINDS
Meds IS inches wids

Practically custom mode. Flexible steel
slots, with washable ivory finish, mingled
tope, automatic stop ond mode 70 hono
either inside Or outside the window frore
All full 64 inches long,
Drspesies and Binds sixth Floor The
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Exquisite eoeshell cotton Ioce cur
toms in O smart weove. Made o6
inches vide to the poir and 81
inches long. Al the top two rows
Of slots, to make them adjustable
10 any overoee-Ienoth window
(Sixth fIoor)
Evening star., 1941-11-30
MARINE HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES

Known for their clear eoiors ond their weor Mounted
guaranteed rollers All eut 5o inches wide
and 50 inches long Choose Them in eeru, green OF
white. Mighty little TO pay when you consider ho~
much clean, fresh shades will do FOR q roocn.
Sixth Floor. The Aecht CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Light byHand

For modern low-cost housing,
hand-operated gas water heaters
may be installed where continuous
hot water service is not required.
Each type can be easily converted
into an automatic heater by simple
application of automatic parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Office,
Sales Divisions
Increased by5
Company Attributes
Force Expansion.
to More Business

Increased activity in the Crosse
Pointe and east side sections OF
the city has resulted in the addi-
ton of five persons to the person.
mel of S. c. Hadley. Inc, Roy
Bailey, Hadley official, reported
Saturday.
Donald II. Peter. formerly as
ISOLATED with Smith Hague and
Company and Jay ]. Lennon, for
many years in the securities BUSH
ness-here. were added to the Had
ley sales force, while Agner Will
son was employed for the firms
office force.
In the firms east side branch
at Harper avenue and East Outer
drive, William A. Stanton and
Robert II. Adix, both longtime
realty men, have been added to
the sales department.
"The increased purchasing
power which has been built up
In metropolitan Detroit Is al
ready being felt to a marked
degree In the real estate field"
Bailey said. I'VE believe that
the Crosse Pointe section, for
larger homes, and the northeast
sections for smaller homes, will
be points of special activity for
the rest of the year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

have considerable leisure time. the
spaciousness of the suburban areas
may compensate for the longer
distances which must be Travelled
to reach employment and amuse-
ment centers and for other slight
inconvenience Of the suburban
lite.
FILA officials suggest that after
a decision has been made between
suburban or centrally located
home, qualified person who is
thoroughly familiar with the vari-
Gus sections of the city should
be consulted.
A reliable builder or real estate
operator will know what sections
of the city are by their nature I'M
suited TO the family's needs. He
will be able 10 save time and
trouble by suggesting which neigh
borhoods have high proper
values or are destined for deteri-
GRAFTON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
LET Logic Guide
Final Selection
0fDwe||ing Site
Location Decision May
Hin G e on Amount
of L eisure Time

Logic and common sense should
not give way to sentiment and
wishful thinking in the selection
of a neighborhood or location for
a new home. officials of the Fed
eral Housing Administration eau
toned Saturday.
The first question to be decided
Is whether the house should be
built in a centrally located resi-
Dental district of the city or in
a suburban section.
When the family is composed OF
adults who are employed and who
have little leisure time. a central
location near to employment and
amusement centers may compen-
safe for a less spacious lot and
for somewhat crowded living con-
ditions.
On the other hand. IL there are
small children. or IL the adults
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
No Sizinq Needed

Because interior finish fiber
panels are factory-processed. a
sizing coat is not needed when
redecorating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

NetO Bathfub Hanger
Integral Home Unit

There's a bathtub hanger that
makes your bathtub an integral
and leak-proof unit with the build
ing, according to the Plumbing
and Heating Industries Bureau.
This hanger is built into the wall
behind the wall finish. Perfora-
tons in the hanger and base strip
act as a key to build the hanger
and tub securely into the wall. A
leak-proof filler is then used in the
groove of the hanger, and this
acts as permanent water seal
against water seepage or leakage.
This leak-proof hanger so tightly
seals the connection between wall
and tub that the danger of water
seeping down behind the tub and
rotting woodwork or spotting CELL
ings below the bath is entirely
eliminated,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
State Auctions
Detroit Lands

The State Land Board will put
the following Detroit properties on
the block this week in its auction
of scavenger lands at 1909 Wash
ington boulevard:
Monday, April %. 1941-Prop-
critics in the City of Detroit. Ward
81, starting with the south side
of Houston, page z. through the
north side of Faircrest, page II,
Wayne County Sales Book No. 5.
Tuesday. April 20. 1941-Prop-
critics in the City of Detroit. Ward
n. starting with the south side
of Saratoga, page II, through the
north side of Seven-Mile road,
page IS. Wayne County S ales
Book No. 5.
Wednesday, April 30. 1911
Properties in the City of Detroit,
Ward 81, starting with the south
side of Maddelein. page Is,
through the south side of Liberal,
page 18. Wayne County Sales
Book No. 5.
Thursday. May l. 194l-Proper-
ties in the city of Detroit, Ward
81. starting with the north side of
Liberal, page 1S, through the
south side of State Fair East, page
20, Wayne County Sales Book
No. 5.
Friday, May 2. 1941-Properties
in the City of Detroit, Ward 81,
starting with the north side of
State Fair, East, page 20. through
the north side of RoSsini drive.
page %. Wayne County Sales
Book No. 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Association.
The guest Of honor was given
a portable radio by his business
colleagues as a going-away gift.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Farewell Party
Given Rowse

Members Of the Metropolitan
Detroit Brick Dealers Association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

spon sored a
farewell dinner
last week at the
h ON e of Mr..
and Mrs. f. F.
Zerga in honor
o I r o b e r I
r. ow Sc, w h o
# the city
F ri ay ( o r
Camp d av s,
N. C., as an
army mayor.
Rowse was a
member of the
firm of Henry
II. r OW Sc &
Sons, Inc. and
has been active
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Bafhtubs
One for EOery II Persons
in United States

Americas high standard OF
living was illustrated wildly last
week by O1nond +. LOOMS, as
sistant to the Federal Home Loar
Bank Board.
In a speech here LOOMS pointed
out that in the United States
there was a bathtub for every II
persons.
In Europe, the speaker contin.
ued. there is one bathtub for every
/ .325 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Care in Locating
Thermostat Advised

Beauty should take a back seat
TO practicability in choosing the
location of the thermostat, Iron
Fireman engineers advise. Wise
selection of the place for the
thernostat may make all the diff
ference between well-heated and
poorly-heated home. The therno-
stat should he placed so that il
will react 10 the average condition
of the home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Architects Save
Time and Cash,
Kahn Declares
Says Defense Building
Needs Services of
Competent Planners

Maximum speed and efficiency
in defense construction demand
the services of competent archi-
tects, Albert Kahn, noted indus
trial architect Of Detroit, declared
Saturday in a statement issued by
the American Institute of Archi-
tects.
1t is a mistake to entrust both
design and construction work to
contractors unless the employment
OF architectural firms by the con-
tractors is expressly provided for,
according to Kahn, who has plan
ned and carried out numerous
projects for the expansion of plant
facilities in the aircraft and other
industries. Both time and money
will be saved by this procedure, he
said.
"WhIIe In most cases, archI-
tects and contractors are
selected simultaneously, consid-
cradle work IL being given to
contractors who are asked to
furnish the plans as well as do
the construction work." Kahn
said. ct Is the latter method
which IL objected TO by the
architectural profession.
Architect Proves Worth
cit Is not difficult to undet-
stand why the Objectionable
method II often resorted to. The
saving of every minutes time Is
imperative IN the present emer-
gency. The gigantic task ahead
demands concentration of re-
sponsibllity. By placing all in the
hands of q contracting firm,
Government officials believe they
are saving time. In some In
stances, this may prove to be
the case. In the main, however,
1t will prove q fallacy-particu-
larry IN the architectural work
Is prepared by the contracting
firm itself.
Few contracting firms have
architectural STATS and must de-
pend upon such talent as hap
pens to be available I'm the open
market. A heterogeneous group
thus assembled cannot possibly
compare with an organization
that has co-operated for years
and devoted itself continuously
to planning and engineering.
For this reason, then, the en-
ployment of n capable architect
ural firm by the contractor
selected should be insisted upon.
Win Saue Time
THE results will prove not
only more satisfactory but time
will actually he saved and
economy effected. The fact that
outstanding contracting firms
known for the best grade of
work and excellence Of manage
ment, will not themselves under
take architectural work, but will
call In qualified architects. IL
ample proof OF the advisability
Of following this plan.
Placing contracting firms in
charge Is entirely logical under
existing conditions. They are
better organizers than most
architects, and organization Is
the prime factor in speedy con-
struction. The architect may dis
like working in a minor role and
under the direction of a con-
tractor. IL may somewhat hurt
his pride. but what Of IL: These
are not normal times and old
methods cannot apply. Profess
sionai pride must be given way
to efficiency"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Demand Moneys Worth

The careful buyer of today is
insisting that the small house be as
attractive, efficient, livable and
durable as more expensive homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without CaIOmel-And You'll Jump Oui Of
Bed IN the Morning Rsfin 10 Co

The liver should pour pints - bic Juice
into your bowels every day. II this bile %
MT flowing freely, your food NAV not de
seat II nav Just decay IN The bowels lnol
gas hlosts up your stomach. You get con
looks punk.
il takes those good old Carriers Little
Liver Pills go Rei these pints ~ biie how-
ing freely 70 make YOU feel M ard up
Get . package today. Take ss directed.
Effective IN making bile fow freely. AL
for Carriers Little Liver Pals. zoe and 2Ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Woman S FiQhf
For Power Aired

A violent, melodramatic story of
a womans struggle for power
even in the face of death, told in
a background Of all the intrigue,
pillage and murder for which the
Balkans have become so notori-
ouSly known. IS presented by
Alfred Tyrnauer. famous foreign
in The American
Weekly with this coming Sundays
issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
THE article. which casts light
on the sudden collapse of the
YuCoslav army in the Balkan
campaign. has the title of The
Deadly Woman an American Cen
erals Sister Must Fight.
The article has been made The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

DON'T BE CONFUSED! YOU CAN
STILL BUY HOME FURNISHINGS ON
GARDNER. WHITES USUAL EASY
TERMS! AS LITTLE AS Si.00 DOWN
WILL DELIVER ANY PURCHASE UP
TO $4,000! SATURDAY IS POSI-.
lively THE LAST DAY FOR THIS
GREAT M0NEY.SAVlNG SALE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
What S on the Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

TINS pr0sram has been
given Tho Detroit TIMES
hN The stations nefeIu
4-fea tfe ffeseHis-
tons as scheduled are
nut ar tne Az the Bulf
Ies uffh me stations and
not The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

basis of a Front Page Drama.
The Queen of the Assassins. to
be heard over station WJBK al
2 p m. tomorrow.
The radio program viii feature
an all-star cast of radio actors
including, Kenneth Delmar. Ed
Jerome. Ted di Corsia and many
others whose top fight talents are
displayed on network dramatic
productions.
BE sure 10 tune in on this broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA H"CONNOLLl

By DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
What Is the middle name Of
Ial the President Of The United
states Ub1 The wee president
lcl tbc secretary of war
, Who mst thought OF saying
a Westward the course of
empire takes D., way Cb)
Hope springs enternal in The
human breast lcl Though
every prospect pieases and only
man ls vile
What do these govcrnusnt
initials mean fal r T. G.
.bl ] O.. O. tc) n L. r. g.
What is referred to as lal
chabhs lbl rebus; lc) pot
pourri
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language tal q black swan
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circle
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Adelphi CD Lafayette lcl
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Within 10 years. how long has
the world been able 70 use
tal safety pins lb) air brakes ;
tcl telephones.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Answers on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANsWERMAN

Give a guess as 10 the three
dimensions of the average
United States brick
give the source of the quota
ton when we assumed the
soldier we did not lay aside the
citizen.
What famous American lawyer
and statesman was given the
nickname Whispering Sammy
and why was he sO-called?
4-Who is accredited with having
drafted the Articles of Con-
federation?
is Benedict Arnold
buried?
eff some one kicks you in the
shin. precisely where are you
kicked?
IA can which is Theoretically
sealed is sealed in what
fashion?
Answers on Editorial Page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

cast and also read the article by
Alfred Tyrnauer in The American
Weekly with the September %
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

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Evening star., 1941-05-18
NNR H6AXZT n NEW ZREN./

FLAVoR!. appetizing
flavor! That's what you get III
Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers
It's a new and better cracker,
with a flavor that tops anything
you have tried before. Tempt
Evening star., 1941-05-18
GREEN EYE
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
Continued from preceding poss

shave that" he said. where are they,
Linda?"
Something like ultimate fear was in
Linda Atherley's eyes. Rick took her
by the shoulders and stared at her as
if really seeing her for the first time.
She had no defences. "I'm sorry" he
said, curtly, "but it's your own doing,
Linda" Then he turned and went
from her. The gangplank was up; the
loosed ropes lashed the harbor water
like serpents. Swinging her bow out
ward, the steamer set the timbers
Of the wharf complaining as it eased
Evening star., 1941-05-18

against them. Rick leaped lightly
ashore and a panel of green water
opened between dock and ship.
Miss Dove, folding her arms and
lifting her face in a kind of grim exal-
tation, was heard to say loudly:
praise Godr'
On deck the Eurasian gentleman
stared oversize with great attention,
but there was naturally nothing to be
seen of the little white packet the lady
had dropped down into the bilge
and scum.
The End
Evening star., 1941-05-18

tlnulnR WIN neI swinging masculine
stride down the dusty road towards
the wharf where the interisland boat
was again whistling hoarsely.
Left alone, Ruth Foster felt again
desolating sense of emptiness. There
was Rick's abandoned desk She
stared at it. Her cheeks flushed, went
white Then the sight of Chola stirring
in the patch of shadow outside told
her what she must do. In moment -
selling the nearest paper, the white
wrappings in which Rick's gift had
come - she thrust small parcel into
Chola's hands, on which she had has
tily scrawled Rick's name.
run, Chola, run fastr' she cried.
you must overtake Miss Dove and
hand her this and tell her J."
Almost before her instructions we're
shouted, Chola was away, becoming a
lively cloud of dust as his bare feet
carried him in pursuit of Miss Dove.
0TANDTNG with Rick. by the rail,
Linda Atherley saw that cloud of dust,
because she was missing nothing. A
clever woman knows when danger
threatens her plans, and the alert had
sounded. She saw that Miss Dove,
whom she thoroughly detested and
whose shrewd insight she feared, had.
almost arrived. She saw further up the
road a lively cloud of dust resolve
itself into a small, dusky figure who
stopped and spoke to Miss Dove and
handed her something in evident
urgency. She saw Miss Dove glance
towards the steamer and hasten her
step. Rick, gazing in moody abstrac-
ton at his friends on the wharf, had
not noticed anything of this. Linda
touched his arm.
Rick, dear, would you go down
and make sure that hand luggage of
mine is quite safe. The boy put it
somewhere in that wretched saloon
and I'm worried about it." She saw
with relief, his broad back disappear
as he went below.
And there was Miss Dove striding
up the gangplank.
Passenger, Miss?" A seaman inter-
cepted her.
81 am not
Sorry - but ="
Linda Atherley stepped forward.
"Is it something for Rick, Miss
Dover" she asked sweetly. "I'll give
it to him.
I'D prefer ="
Everybody ashore, lady"
'Pd prefer ="
Everybody ashore, lady"
''Very WE'LL" said Miss Dove. You'll
make sure he gets it?'
! HE whistle shrilled. Shoutings came
from the bridge. The gangplank
threatened to move out from under
Miss Doves retreating feet.
Linda Atherley gave attention to
the parcel in her hand. All done up in
white and tied with ribbon. Her eyes
lidded. "For Rick" it was addressed,
in Ruth Fosters hand. A last minute,
sentimental gift, Miss Atherley told
herself. She remembered the haunted
look in Rick's eyes; she thought of
this picture-postcard island, like moth
ing so much as one of Sergio Latz's
colorful backdrops in Three To Co."
and she thought of Ruth Fosters very
blue eyes, and honey -colored hair, and
the young, athletic grace of her figure.
Linda also recalled how, to the nightly
applause of audiences, she had cleverly
handled situations not dissimilar.
The Eurasian gentleman, wakened
from his siesta by the whistle, saw her
move restlessly to the far side of the
ship, then back again.
Rick came bounding up from his
search for the luggage. She was startled
at sight of his face. Your stuff is safe
enough" he shouted, "but the worst
thing has happened. / can't go
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
MOVIE FANS TO SEE T0hGASS FOREST IN
 1-REEL SHORT FILM

The beauties and wonders of Ton gass National Forest are going to be shown m o t i o n picture audiences throughout the nation this coming winter, through film which will be photographed around Southeast AL aska during the next few weeks, it was learned today.
 To aid in filming the one-reel short subject on the Alaskan forest, Harry Sperling, chief fiscal aren't of the U. S. Forest Service, will leave Juneau for Ketchilsan on the Alaska Thursday. There. ne wi'' cet Joe Yolo, professional pr ~t ~apher from Yakima, who came t0 Alaska in the summers of 1887 and '38 to make an absorbing series of pictures on AL askan wild life.
 The film will be shot around the Ketchikan region, Sperling believes It will be produced by the Forest Service but will be made available for public showing throughout tht country. Sperling expects to be away about two weeks supervising tn, photography.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
BUSINESS STARTING TO BOOM IN STATES,
 STATES JUNEAUITE
J. F. Mullen Returns Here After Two Months
 in South

Retail business firms have been feeling the benefit of defense pro- ject paychecks in increased busi- ness cnly for the past three weeks, throughout the States, according to J. F. Mullen, President of the B. M. Behrends Bank, who re- turned Sunday by plane after two-month trip which took him as far as New York.
 Actually the increased business as a result of government defense spending wasn't expected by most merchants until the end of Aug ust or early September, MT. Mullen said But during the past three weeks, retail stores have been doing a booming business throughout the States, he declared.
 On business for the bank and the Behrends store, MT. Mullen was in contact with financial and re- tail chiefs in New York, Chicago and San Francisco. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Mullen, who, with her two daughters, Beatrice and Virginia. remained in San Fran cisco, where Virginia is enrolled in summer school work at the San Francisco College for Women. When the fall term of the school takes up, Mrs. Mullen and Beatrice plan to return to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
First Snow Of Winter
 Al Summit

The first warning breath of Old Man Winter blew down on Summit along the line of the Alaska Rail- road into Fairbanks Sunday with an early fall of snow.
 It is the first snowfall reported this season along the Seward Fair banks rail route. Summit is al about 2,O00 feet elevation, in the Alaska mountain range.
 Meantime, the mercury dropped to Al degrees at Anchorage today according to Weather Bureau re- port, coldest day since June 1. A storm and cold wave, reported mov- ing southwest from the Artic re- gions had about reached Anchor age,f weather maps showed.
 Weathermen in Juneau remarked that during the past week warmer temperatures have been recorded over the Gulf of Alaska than in the Interior, usually winter con- dition. During summer months they pointed out, the Interior nor mally has warmer weather than is found in the Gulf.