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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Male Help Wanted

Experienced: 5000 pesinen iof
the right man. Apply Ds' . '"''e''
Strand Theater Bldg. Pontiac
pETAlLrRs AND cHEcKEhs 10, surue
ana rate summer Engineering Co, 2ss
Fourih Az Pittsburgh. Pa p
DIAMOND tool makers, ali around expert
enced. with mechanical kne~soxs' saps
kinds, daa bits. phono POINTS. wire d,ss'
Inc Inc. % i's Stat 'i .irs.t New York.
CRAFTSMAN skilled IN ornamentsl and
dii i o, GI a. "e chief OF drsftins room
capable earning 81 500 or mors. oio $50 80,
iished concern located Tennessee; give tui
particulars replies conffdentini. n
Caseli Ihrd Nail Bank Bdk.s- Nasn,.1ei
Tenn.
DRAFTs3tS Permanent mould designer
good lub Tor the right man; stets ehps"-
ence wris Box B-5sdp. Detroit Ilmes
DRIvEPs EXPERIENCED, with fair snoM..
make sas MONEY! % s no s Rssio 70 CABS sss Al
over Appy $3.50 Woodward. --
DRUGGIST Drug clerk or student. expert
enced preferred 4247 Hasunss.
FIRST AND SECOND COOKS. Must have
Food Handlers cards. several vacane,es
at at the p5sysains rate OF pay 70 prI,ean,.
must be residents Of Detroit for one ysai
immediately PRIOR 20 the examination eN
cepiing persons with honorable am.
navy or marine discharges. For full aets,.s
Detroit Civil Service Commission, lo'n
Floor Water Board Building, J3o Kan.
doiph street, Detroit Michigan on OF
before January ie, 1871.
HEATING AND VENTILATING
ENGINEER
Experienced man qus!lhed to handle de-
sign. Industrial plant state quahncauons
fully. Address Box B=a96s-- Detroit Iimes.
HIGH school or college students for part
time work in n S-R- garages APPROX
maieiy 40 positions AZ soc an hour TO De
filled by competitive examination. Ap-
plicants must be between the ages Of 10 and
20 years and residents OF Detroit for one
year Immediately prior 10 the examination
excepting persons with honorable army
navy or marine discharges. For full de-
tails and application write or apply al
the Detroit Civil Service Commission. 18th
Floor. Water Board Building, 735 Randolph
street Detroit. Michigan, on or before
January s. 1871.
MACHINE TOOL MACHINIsTs-Ex Expert
enced Your opportunity 10 come to
California ana beautiful san Francisco
Bay. Good wages ann best irving and
working conditions. Send complete quail
6cations and experience Mann Manufae-
turing Co, Berkeley CA
MACHTNIsT-F First class only; lathe mill
ing machine. shaper and bench work;
must be American citizen. y Write Detroit
Times. Box B-5s65.
MAKE SIS day selling rubber door mats
Wolverine Mat Company 1901 Grand
River. "
MANUFACTURER REQUIRES SERVICES
of man over 30 as student salesman;
experience unnecessary; permanent Chance
for advancement. Must have car. Write
Detroit Times, Box B-5e6f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Funera' Directors

GRAVE covers. -. graves completely COW
cred for the Winter with the latest type
81 greens decorations Included We Dc
liver 20 the cemefeIf II 6-f6f2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

MANUFACTURES REQUIRES SERVICES
of man over 30 as student salesman:
experience unnecessary. permanent. Chance
for Advancement. Must have car Write
Detroit Times Box B-5s64.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Houses for Sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Male Help-Salesn,en

EARN BIG MoNEY-caiI on local men.
Fit them all with made-to-order snlrts.
ss--fe-t---y--f-ect- prices. Nfso t1es. E05SSC
underwear, etc. Cash bonus Experience
unnecessary. Large outfit free. Packard
Shirt Corp Terre Hsute. Indiana.
MAKE UP to SIS per order selling chicks
Big cash commissions daily. Liberal b.
muses. Cash prizes. Thousands OF custom
ers. Experience unnecessary. Hatchefet
everywhere. Sales kit FREE. Hurry BIG
season now here. Consolidated Hatcbeuss
IS East Wacker. Chicago.
MANUFACTURER Of work clothes desires
representation In state VI Michigan only.
Those WITH good foiloSins only .lh ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
HEATING AND VENTILATING
ENGINEER

Experienced man qualified to handle de-
sign. Industrial plant. state QUALIFICATIONS
fully. Address Box B=a96s-- Detroit Timer.
HIGH school or college students for part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Cunningham Drug Stores, In
1927 TWELFTH ST
TIME STUDY ENGINEERS

Thoroughly experienced. capable OF setting
standard time in machining division of local
plant knowledge OF speeds and feeds on
steel and iron essential. with consideration
given to those familiar with efficient tool
and machine setups. State previous en-
expected Box B-5a64 Def rott Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Wanted, Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical process development engineer
and machine designer for large manufac
turing plant thoroughly experienced IN De
signing new machinery. Vision and orgi
naiity essential Address Box B-5s8s
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

DENTIST Experienced; sood positon Tor
the right man. Apply ~. . '"'oes'
Strand Theater Bldg. Pontiac.
DETAIL. ygs AND CHECKERS for strue-
turaI yaori overtime; state experience
and rate summer Engineering Co. 2ss
Fourth AVE- Pittsburgh. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Lost and Found

LOST Collie brown and white, vicinity
Hamilton Atkinson. Reward. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

WILL train boys represent our firm IN
road this spring. neat interested In nv
Ing willing to start approximately So
month. Apply $50 a. m, 2033 PARK ave
Room el2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

DIAMOND tool makers. all AROUND exps,i
bic "a manufarfuring aped tools OF all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

MAKE SIS day selling rubber door mats
Wolverine Mat Company 1901 Grand
River " I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
TINSMITHS

MAN WITH TOOLS az
) GENERAL FACTORY MAINTENA,'f
THE TIMKEN DETROIT AXLE co.
1913 w. FORT ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Settioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

MACHINE TOOL MACHINISTS-E Expert
enced Your opportunity 10 come to
California ana beautiful san Francisco
Bay. Good wages ann best living and
working conditions Send complete quail
ications and experience Mann Manufac-
turing Co, Berkeley. Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

rusal when L am with her--snd
with lump in my throat l re-
how proud she was of
those long letters from Weir
hampton.
Always Marion had begun the
letters with these identical words,
but never in any had ] seen, had
she miSSpclled Dearest"
According 10 the code book
words clearly meant
that the sentences between them
were 10 be read with exactly their
meaning.
Then this "Deerest" at the very
must mean that the
false meaning began at once. My
pulses quickened as l went on TO
the next words.
81 am 80 terribly, terribly
happy, darling Mummy" the let
ter went on. that could 1y up
TO the clouds.
THE only thing that spoils II
all Is that 1 know you must be
worrying about me.
1--WE been terrible, I know. 20
keep you waiting 10 long for
news Of me, but I couldn't help
il. And I did send you a mes
sage by Auntie Madge when I
-telepAeHea her fFem Mrs. TIGERS,
but I couldn't give you my big
news then--there were reasons"
My pulses pounded again at
this misspelled word. for it came
just before the unbelievable sem
tence:
II am going TO he married,
Mummy, and l want you 90 be
there" which had leaped 10 my
eyes when first opened the let
ter
And then, following that
astounding sentence, came another
from the code book.
II know this will surpriZe you,
Mummy. Ii surprizes me. But I
can't help myself. This thing II
10 strong for me-"
From my memory Of the code
book and the other letter came
the translation of this one
''If the words This thing Is
too strong for me has the word
to- spelled to-" Marion had
written in the extra sheets of
the code, "then IL means 4 am
being forced TO write this
/ sent up an ardent paean of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Garrison
Pitfalls Of Love

FOR A few seconds, tn (
seemed hours. l sat motionlcsS in
my chair before Lillians writing
desk, with my eyes glued 70 the
message from Marion which had
sent her mother out on her bizarre
night expedition.
II am going 20 be married.
Mummy, and I want YOU TO be
there" the message read.
This after days of unexplained
absence from college and home
Coupled with Lillian's knowledge
that the last person seen with
Marion, as reported by Mrs. TIcer,
was Enthusiastically OF the gangster
type. no wonder Lillian had col
lapScd!
/ knew that the news Of her
Idolized daughters death would
not have so crushed her as did
this apparent proof ~that the girl
had gone voluntarily into depths
from which il would be impossible
10 raise hher.
But the knowledge which I had
gained from the little code book
OF MarionS childhood. and from
the perusal and Interpretation Of
\ the cryptic letter which Marion
1had written 10 her fiance, Ronald
'Brixton, after her disappearance,
gave me hope
Hastily / ran over the wording
Of the code book which / had
memorized in the library down.
stairs.
/ took Up Marion's letter with
fingers that ! could not keep On
tirely steady
"Deerest, darlingest Mummy"
II began, and my eyes rested,
fascinated, upon that first mis-
spelled word.
l had seen other letters from
Marion TO Lillian---she generally
passes them over TO me for pc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Defense Notebook
Target Tanks
Built of Cloth
BY W. W. CHAPLIN

Int1 News Service National Defense Expert
CLOTH TANKS: Germany used
wooden tanks for training in
pre-rearmament days. and the
United States Army hung signs
reading tank on trucks in the
pre-defense era. And right in this
day of mechanization the Ameri-
can army is building tanks out
of cloth.
They're target tanks used for
anti-tank practice at Camp
Blanding, Fla. and they operate
on one Of the strangest firing
ranges In existence. The cotton
tanks are mounted on railroad
trucks which travel a 1900
yard specially built railroad with
undulating track TO make the
target buck and roll like real
cross-country tank.
That railroad is a model of
army economy, Camp officers had
10 buy the rail from private in
dustry. but when IL came 10 buying
.croSS-ties IN the open market il
was found a Sawmill could be
purchased for the same price. SO
they bought the NTH, cut the ties
from lumber already on hand and
still have the mill. The army has
found out how 10 eat its cake and
have II, too.
nOUGHGIRLS: The army al
~ ready has women lieutenants
in the form of hospital nurses. and
If Lieut.. Gen. DeloS c. EmmonS
has his way it's going TO have
$4,000 women in the ranks.
General Emmons, who is boss
Of the air force combat command
is pushing for a law 10 permit
mobilization in time OF war Of the
thousands OF women already Scrv-
ing as volunteer telephone or
orators and plottcrS in the civilian
air defense setup. Under the
legislation he wants they would
wear a special uniform designed
by the country's leading stylsts
and would draw the regular dough-
boy pay according 20 rank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

thanks. already had two bits of
comfort for Lillian.
The news Marion had given
her was false. She was not going
10 be married. And she was be.
ing forced 10 write the letter.
"Oh, this is wonderful" I ex-
claimed.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
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Detroit Won Co, Dent rs. $40 David
sfott Bldg. Cadillac 500. Open Monday
and Wednesday IAN q.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
D. C.. Man to Meet 10 Brothers,
Sisters After 3-Decode Hunt
Pierce Hituffer to See
Relatives Sunday
For First Time

The last chapter in the story of
a near-lifelong search will be writ
ten Sunday in Petersburg, Va. when
Pierce H Hitaffer of Washington
meets four of his sisters and his
six brothers for the first time.
The story began in 1898, when
Mr.. Hitaffer, then boy of 6, was
placed in the care of grandparents
in Middleburg, Va, by his mother.
The years passed and after the
turn of the century the young man
came to Washington to live and
take up the carpentry trade. He
made repeated attempts to locate
his mother and the one sister he
knew. The efforts were unavailing
Ten, twenty, almost 80 years went
by and then, last fall, Mrs. c. S.
Bridgman, a sister of whose exist
ence Mr.. Hitaffer was unaware,
came to the Capital in search of her
mothers relatives. She came across
his name in checking the city direc-
tory, for he had been reared by his
maternal grandparents under their
surname. Mrs. Bridgman thought
Mr. Hitaffer might be an uncle.
so she got in touch with him at
his home, 1915 Fort Davis street Sc.
Many words were required be-
fore the sister and brother had the
Evening star., 1941-08-06

Engineer Commissioner Charles W..
Kutz, at present the sole member
of the District Public Utilities Com
mission, had before him today a
petition from the TaXicab Owners
Association for an increase In zone
fares.
District officials previously had
explained they are powerleSs to
grant an increase in rates for any
utility until the commission is given
a legal majority and. even then, not
until it has considered evidence in
a case.
President Roosevelt recently NOM
mated Gregory Hankin. now with
the Federal Power Commission, tc
be a member of the commission, but
no favorable action yet has come
from the Senate.
The rate increase petition was filed
by John H. Roger, jr., president OF
the Taxicab Owners Association,
representing the Premier, Bell, Dia-
mond. Arrow, Yellow, Washington
Blue Light, American, Federal and
Checker cabs. Mr.. Roger said a
QUESTIONABLE had been circulated
among drivers in the cab associa-
tions and companies, with the result
the petition was filed.
The proposal is that the minimum
fare be 80 instead of 20 cents for any
trip confined to one zone and that
Evening star., 1941-08-06
D. {. Man Held as Writer
OF Crank Notes 10 Dewey

A man giving his name as Louis
Padgett and claiming to be resi-
dent of Washington is being held
by State police today in Pawling,
NJ Y, for questioning in connection
with annoying letters" received by
New York District Attorney Thomas
E. Dewey.
Capt. John A. Gaffney said
Padgett had written to several per-
sons, including Mr.. Dewey, who has
a summer estate near Pawling. A
guard was set up around the attor-
ney's Quaker Hill estate after
Padgett fled a mental institution in
Washington which he claimed he
entered voluntarily, Capt. Gaffney
reported.
The man was reported to look like
Mr.. Dewey and to have been a
former investigator for him. Leaving
here first for West Virginia and
then heading toward Maine, Padgett
was located near Holyoke, Mass,
and picked up by 30 New York and
Connecticut State police near Mr..
Dewey's estate.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Shakespearean Comedy
Al Sylvan Theater Toniqht

The Washington Players will pre-
sent Shakespeares "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" at the Sylvan Thea
ter at the Washington Monument
grounds at BIS o'clock tonight. In
the event of bad weather, it was
said, the performance will be given
tomorrow night.
The Summer Festival Committee
of the Community Center and Play
grounds Department and the ONCE
of National Capital Parks, sponsors
of the production, announced the
following cast of players and
dancers for this final summer festi-
val play: Maurice Jarvis as The
seus, Thomas M. Cahill as Egeus,
william Morrow McGhee as Lysan-
der, Eugene KreSsin as Demetrius,
Wayne Robst as Philostrate, Kent
Dyer as Ounce, Harry Grow as Snug,
j. Edmond Veitch as Bottom, Her
man Riess as Flute, Charles Hern-
don as Snout, S. Carlton Ayres as
Starveling and Hugh C. Smith as
Puck.
The ladies in the cast are Chris
tine Irish as Hippolyta, Yerby Pan
mill as Hernia, Adele Whiteside Nc
Naughton as Helena, Doris Nc
Whirt as Oberon, Lansing Hall as
Titania, Alice Louise Hunter as
Peaseblossom, Kitty Davis as Cob
web, Velma Sheaffer as Moth and
Marjorie McGann as Mustardseed.
Attendants on TheSeuS and Hip
polyta include Jerry Dabney, Jeanne
Channon, Maureen Dagg, Lorna
Smith, Caroline Reed, Patricia Pot
ter, Betty Sanders, Ruth Ober, Pat
rick Dagg, Charles Snyder and
others.
Fairies and elves include Ramona
North. Valentine Bertron, Jeanne
Nuchols, Betty Ann Eilers, Betty
Lou George, Ilse Kirchhofer, Betty
Israel, Constance Doerman, Gretl
Doerman, Betty Gerard, Julia Ge-
rardi, Gordon Hamilton, Janice
North and Ann Caldwell.
On the production staff are Harold
Snyder, Fred Woodland, Harry Blut-
stein. Mary Woodard Davis is in
charge of costumes.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Alexandra Daylight Time
Depends on D. T.. Chance

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Aug. 6.-City
Manager Carl Budwesky last night
was authorized to issue a proclama-
ton placing this city on daylight
saving time if and when Arlington
County and the District of Columbia
take similar steps.
AT a meeting of the City Council,
members agreed it would be useless
to try to adopt daylight savings
time, in compliance with the procla-
matinon of Gov. Price, unless the
adjacent areas likewise made the
change.
In Arlington, County Manager
Frank c. Hanrahan also has indi-
Gated the action there should be
governed by the policy decided on IN
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Couple Returned Here
For Theft Questioning

Police robbery squad detectives
today were questioning a 27-year-
old man and hiswife, %, in connec-
tion with the theft here of s1,167,
the life savings of Mrs. Rose Fones,
IA, of 4l6 Third street NV.
The couple was returned to the
Capital from Bristol, Tenn, by De-
tective Sergt. Elmer Lewis. The
pair had only $18 when found.
Sergt. Lewis said the man told
him he had left Washington Satur-
day by bus for Richmond, Va, and
was followed early Sunday by his
wife. They went to Bristol by train,
using some money the husband had
saved, the detective was told. He
searched all lockers in the Rich
mond bus terminal, but found no
cash.
Evening star., 1941-08-06

between the cemetery and the
river.
1T is inconceivable,' says the
Commission of Fine Arts, that
this outrage could be perpetrated
in this period of the history OF
the development of this city, a
city held in the highest esteem
by every citizen who visits it"
Yet it is not merely possible,
but probable that this very out
rage" perhaps in some form that
will reduce the size of the build
ing, will be approved-and that
forever afterward the solemn
grandeur of the view of Wash
ington, as seen from the peace
full hills of Arlington's city of the
dead, will be destroyed.
Evening star., 1941-08-06

The plans for Washington,
which would be nullifed by pro-
posed use of the land for Office
buildings, placed this land in
the category of a great park and
it is that use which seems to
the Commission of Fine Arts to
be the most appropriate as
foreground or a background for
the central composition of the
great Capital City of Washington"
Says the Commission of Fine
Arts:
Forty thousand persons, pro-
posed to be accommodated in
these buildings. constitute a
population as large as Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 1t is proposed to
place this city at the portals of
Evening star., 1941-08-06

the Arlington National Cemetery,
thus resulting in the inJroduc-
ton of IS acres of ugly, fiat roofs
into the very foreground of the
most majestic view of the Ma
tional Capital. And from
the majestic terraces which sur
round the Lincoln Memorial the
visitor to the most beautiful Cap
ital City in the world will look
down upon these same fiat roofs
covered with many ugly but nee
essary vents and pipes"
AS can be seen in studying the
photograph above, the unparal-
elled view of Washington from
the heights of Arlington Gene
terry would be distorted by acres
upon acres of ugly, fat roofs"
Evening star., 1941-08-06

the Potomac, is the former
Arlington Experimental Farms.
The Commission of Fine Arts.
in a strong plea against plac-
ing permanent buildings on this
land, points out that this site
for years past has been reserved,
in the plans for Washington, as
an open area" to be unencum-
bered save with the graves OF
the honored dead of the Army
and Navy of the United States" ="
AS the commission points out.
there is no direction in which the
cemetery, already becoming
crowded, can expand save toward
the river. And expansion of the
cemetery in this direction would
be prevented by the proposed
War Department Building.
Evening star., 1941-08-06

The photograph above was
taken yesterday afternoon from
a point above the Lee Man
sion in Arlington Cemetery,
which shows in the foreground.
1t graphically portrays the site
of the proposed huge War De-
partment Building (already ap-
propriated for by the House and
being studied now by a Senate
committed in reference to Ar
lington Cemetery. the Lincoln
Memorial. the Jefferson Me-
mortal, the Washington Monu-
ment and the Capital City. The
fiat land lying between the ceme-
terry, bordered by the main ap-
proach to the Arlington Me
mortal Bridge on the left and
the trees along the banks OF
Evening star., 1941-08-06
District uxicub Owners File
Plea for Hiqher Rates

the fare for any trip which extends
from one zone to another be 20
cents for the first zone and 20 cents
additional fol each additional zone
entered. Tnis latter provision would
eliminate the so-called free" zone
when a second zone line is crossed
en- route between points within a
first zone, for which there now is
no charge.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
$55,380 Contract Let
For Aqueduct Project

Leo Butler Co., Silver Spring, Md,
was awarded a s55,380 War De-
partment contract today to con-
struct an inf1uent chamber at the
Washington aqueduct hydroelectric
unit at the Dalecarlia Filtration
Plant.
Due to a shortage of materials,
the company said the work would
take about six months.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Oroiuno to Be Demonstrated

"A new musical instrument called
the "orgiano," which has been
brought from showing at meet
ing of the National Association of
Music Merchants in New York, will
be demonstrated at 3 pm. tomorrow
at the Commerce Department audi
torium. The instrument, it was said,
is combination electric organ and
piano.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Col. Thomas M. Clinton Dies

Col. Thomas M. Clinton, United
States Marine Corps Reserve re-
tired, died yesterday at his home
in Stratford, Conn.,, the Navy De-
partment was informed today. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs Mary
O.. Clinton.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Toll in Previous Months.

In August, Beware OF:
l. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Three of the five pedestrians
killed in traffic in August, 1910,
were fatally injured while COM
mitting this unsafe act.
2. The hours between 5 and
9 pm. Four persons met death
within this four-hour period
in August last year.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Band Concerts

BY the Marine Band at the Capt.
tol at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Capt.
william r. santelmann. leader:
! Henry Weber, assistant.