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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Initiation Seen

J. d. Robertson, wholesale
grocery iobber:
II am convinced that America
will accept some considerable
degree Of so-calIed initiation. or
will later experience bankrupt
government with some kind Of
population. Debts are paid only
with goods, only by work and
production, and these must
measure well up In the money
unit, for II IL i'm the money unit
(the dollar that the debt il ex-
pressed. ! believe that the dol
lar value Of holdings, goods and
incomes must keep pace in price
with debts. else the ship Of state
cannot make the harbor."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
DEATHS

, Frederick Prested. 40 smith 81
Bessie Isabella Wearn. 1853 Field 50.
Theresa NJ. Hannigan. 1857 Hyde, "a.
Annie Downs. 20Oi Russell. IS.
Dora Maddell. 65i ST. Aubin. 26.
sczcepan Rogslski, 265s Znow. Ham
tramck. 80
Josephine Beck. 1871 Garfield 50.
jeanette Serene Wilson. 1923 Beden %.
William l.. Reed. s5i7 Manor, 90.
Ada Roark, 1867 Clements. 81
John Augustyn. 26o7 Hammond. 81
Ethel Ellis, 27l East Kirby. 63
Esther Schwartz. 1910 Rochester. 80.
Margaret Wreath, Marine City. Mich. IS
William II. Rowley. lfOs Ferdinand. 81.
hugh = Hadley. 100 Clairmount, So
Edna Watson. 305s Reals 30
Wilbur Allen Sylvester. ltS75 FairCrest 10
Albert Edward Van Every, 266s sturteyant,
Catherine Gsrrigan. lso55 schoenherr road,
Martin Lyons. II East Eliot. 80.
Petrina Dlmino, 4l09 Moran. s..
h9 ssIs Rousseau. i3s Edgewood place,
Arthur Mayotte 4sl Canton. 80
Charles William Marshall. So East Mon
stella Przybysz. 223s East Ferry. 80.
Louis Busch, 22is Farnsworth g.
Rose Monahan, 1896 Bellevue, az
Earl w. Murphy. l4aI Clairmount a.
Helen steekel, 1892 Twenty NTH. 90
Joseph h Reynolds 1882 Cherrylawn IS
Paul F Kramer, 2isJ Van Dyke. IA.
Elsie Jackman. 1906 Lycaste 81
Arthur 6. Young, 1925 Chapel IS
Villa NJ. Chapman. 20i36 Cherrylawn 81
Elizabeth Baumgarten Coleman Mich IS
ri kalshankow, el57 Goodwin so
Albert Cornelius Osborn. Receiving Hospi-
tai, IS
Clarence Gordon 1910 Patton, SO
Nancy Louise kleefuss, 1881 East Outer
drive. D.
Ronald Turner 1929 Robins. So
Joseph Grczi s3s South Liddesdale a.
Bertha + Fisher. SIS Lakewood So
Joseph Sammut /29o2 National 10
James Wood. 5I36 ST Antoine as
Anna Rose Pierron. pos Townsend S.
Murcella Gerhard 1903 Amin -
Joseph Clesiuk,' 1912 Dubois 81
Grace Luella Russell. 1879 kenthcld 81
Hanna Betman. 1875 Blaine S.
sam Gross k5ls Twelfth 81
Frank Scheuren. 213l JAY 80
Boris ASH (Ashkenazy), 2i9l West Grand
~
Nina Adele cskins 2it7 Parker so.
Ruhy Lo~ery Bedford. Ind, al
Lawrence George Ludwig. $50 Coolidge
highway River Rouge : months
Martha NJ Lane 1921 Wabash IS
Thomas HeriCk. 3720 Eighteenth e
vincent Matreal IFS South Patricia. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Investors Pay

j. II. Zimmerman:
Investors haven't one chance
In a thousand under our presept
government setup. and under
labor and labor chiefs.
Take the investor out Of
business and industry, and where
would labor and government
land: They would collapse.
"Note General Electric's great
increase OF business i'm the first
half Of l94l. az no profit what
soever 10 G.. r., and no more
dividends TO the stockholders
who financed q. r. In other
words, the great General Flee
trio Company Is working for
labor. salaries and taxation, and
not for their stockholders.
Government and labor would
cruelty business and corpora
tions-stultify and dwarft them
into nothingness and take unto
themselves all the profits and go
on strike when they want their
demands satisfied. II YOU cruelty
investors, YOU kill the goose that
lays the golden eggs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leroy J. Crego. 80. Luelia A Helms rs
Ernest PiAsecki. 81 SAbina Glowacki %.
William r. standen. %. Nalderne u. Du
Bots Is
Herbert G Noel. rs. joyce r. Jordan. 30.
Virgil g Davis. ~ Matte !. Wilder. II.
Bertrand sharpe 20. Bernice A. Belesky
ls
Charles r Fenlon Jr.. 2s; Frances c. Bs
ruzzini. 26
Elvin q. Wall n Jean r Lord. 81.
Philip Lopiceolo % Ida Soma rs
Natale Ruhino. - Maria Coppols. 50
Ernest Il Mason. ~; Rita r. Dueweke %
Edward r. Neei Jr, q Virginia c. John
son. 10
Zygmont r. Komarowskl. 25: Helen Renick
%
Robert r. Hughes. p shirley Long. 2i
stuart l.. Card. 20; Kathleen Marie Wolf
p.
Arthur +. Hauswirth, IS; Ruth Ferguson.
81
Hubert wsshburn. 25; Margaret Medved
%
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

heavy cross wires, and re-
leased a bat into II IN total
darkness, hut the animal iicW
around and avoided collision
with all The wires Hearing,
IS the answer of science Bats
emit sound tones IN flight OF
10000 vibrations per second -
too nigh for human hearing.
These reflect from obstacles IN
their path and guide them Like
aNiatorS. bats come in on the
beam an auditory beam,
We hear OF the sixth sense, y
the warning sense of the
blind IN avoiding obstacles.
What is IL? The bats method
gives US a hint. according to Or.
Karl NJ. Dallenbach. professor
Of psychology al Cornell, before
the General Electric Science
Forum. described IN Science
and Discovery for September
In testing a group of blind
people and group with normal
vision who were 10 be blind
folded, the blind expressed con-
fidence beforehand that they
could tell when an obstacle is
in their path, the seeing ones
were not so sure.
In order 10 have 2 definite
unit OF measurement of this
ability, they were asked TO walk
up 10 a blank wall. The exact
distance when they stopped and
began 10 sense its presence
could be used as an accurate
comparison Of sixth sense ability.
The spot where they stopped
when they first perceived the
presence of the wall was put
down as one figure. Then they
were told 10 walk further until
they were AS close as possible
without coming into contact
with the wall. The first dis
tance divided by the second gave
the ratio used as a standard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
BIemes Washington

Chairman George NJ Verify,
American Rolling Mil. writes:
II agree with YOU that the
pessimism over the dislocation
Of employment. due To the prose-
cution Of our preparedness pro-
gram. il much exaggerated. IL
we could just get the proper
organization In Washington. all
these problems could soon he
worked out and we could adjust
ourselves 10 the need Of the
times. The labor situation is one
of the weakest spots in the whole
picture. and Washington Is d.
rectly responsible for that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Youth, 10, Accused
In Lansing Plant Theft

LANSING, Sept. %. - Arthur
Six. Is. of 1l0l South Lathrope
street. today was bound over to
Circuit Court to face charges of
stealing two micrometers from
the John Bean Company. Six.
drill pressman. waived eXamina-
tion before Judge Louis +. Coash
IN Municipal Court yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Lost and Found

BEAGLE Hound. female brown and white.
answers 10 Queenie 50 reward ore.
gon ss6j
BLACK COIN PURSE moneY needed
badly" (Ssven Moderation, Rswara
Pingree 4sl2
ENGLISH setter. male. brown ana Unto
$50 reward Telephone Atlantlf 1852.
FUR NECKPIECE skins lost sep,en
Der 8 Reward. OGlce hours Randol ph
LOST Mans black wallet containing 90 In
valuable papers. ~ value 60 owner onty
Reward Cherry $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
United Steel and Wire
Lists Earnings Rise

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. %
The United Steel and Wire Com
pany report sales for eighi-month
period ending Aug. 81. 1871, of
S2.Si9.07l, as compared with
S2,3lS,S3l an increase of $500
2iO over the like period in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

SWoopS around
az no mean
rate of speed.
headed dead
on for the
linn b Of a
tree or the
side of the
garage. a n ct
AZ the last
split second
ZOon1S up and
away. What
sense guides
H.? Not sight
entirely
\ scientist
fitted up a
I q O m " ! tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Income DwindIes
DR. William G. Beck

DR. William G.. Beck:
Il wish some one else were In
the chair in Washington. instead
Of the present spender. In 80 I
retired with income sufficient
for my requirements from money
earned and saved and. as I
thought. carefully invested in
various lines Of stocks and bonds.
The bonds left are worth about
one-third their cost and almost
all the stocks have gone by way
of failure. As a result. I am
again working and striving 10
live like a gentleman"
Copy right 1871 p. r n Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Better
Health
By LOGAN CLENDENING, VI.

No one can watch a bat As /
nd laSy night flying in the ivy
light OF The garden without mo-
ticing again H. remarkable
ability 10 avoid oh SiaclcS. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Employment A agencies


OFFICE BOYS STOCK BOYS
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
62O-Zl - TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JOINS Employment ais Beauhien-
Wants HaV Workers Couples P0rfers,
Ntlds WHitressce Columbia 100
R1VARp EMPLOYMENT Experienced
cn'nfcd maids cooks iaundresscs 3Sq2
Bivsrd TErraCs 2-g1B3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Wages Up!
N Oil Gives the Second
Increase This Year

PHILADELPHIA Sept o F.
N Oh Company has made an
ether Increase in wage payments
and salaries. The second so far thi,
year The present increase. which
.is retroactive 10 Sept !, viii affect
approximately 5000 employees
Hourlye workers viii receive a
nat increase Of 10 cents an hour,
while salaried employees receiving
UP 10 S3l2ya month viii get an
increase Of $3.50 a month. Sal.
aired employees receiving from
1912 70 $500 monthly VIII receive
8 fai : per cent increase The
previous wage and salary increase
was : per cent April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

VII INN III ~ IEMF Ii E-OIWV
In Memorian
In loving memory of Marshall r. ChDslef
WHO passed away Is years ago.
His soul has gone 10 Heaven
To the Angels IN the sky
God alone knows how we miss him
As the years 20 rolling hs
Sadly missed by his loving wife and
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
HEARING GUIDED THEM

At first the ones with normal
vision would stop al 20 feet from
The wall giving a very low ratio.
but they soon learned and ac-
CURED as good a ratio as the
blind SUBJECTS.
Some Of them thought they
detected the wall by pressure
sensations in the skin Of the
face and hands. These were
eliminated by a veil Of heavy
felt 10 cover The face without
coming into contact with il.
Wearing this, the groups per-
ceived the wall as accurately as
before.
Then hearing was tested by
plugging up the ears, leaving.
the face uncovered with the
exception of the bhndfolds. This
destroyed their sixth sense
entirely In 400 trials both
blind and those with normal
vision ran into the wall every
time when the ears were stoned
So the blinds sixth sense
turns out 10 be hearing. The
subjects were able TO avoid the
wall when their hearing was
intact, says Doctor Dallen-
bach but unable 10 avoid il
when the hearing was impaired.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
G. G. MI can't drink our
water so / drink pop instead.
Is too much pop harmful and
IS 1t fattcnlng? Is il harmful
for a boy 4 years old to have
any coffee every morning? l
cant get him away from it,"
Answer Pop does no special
harm. All pop contains sugar
and 10 that extent is fatteninr
In my opinion four years is TOO
young for children 10 be drink
ING coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

For the Inside news" af
Washington. Follow Paul Nal.
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
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The Detroit Times, Home De-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
DRIVERS WANTED

Good mones making opporiurfy driving
Checker Cabs An outdoor I0u driving a
pleasure car Hesitrfui profitable and
steady Axe - 20 81 Appy 2lZs Tyumbull
after e NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Funeral Directors
In Meuorian

J. SUTTON a SON
41i7 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5i
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Stomach Disorders Put
Navy Men in Hospital
Saturdays Answer

Chicago, Nov. SINS Twenty,
four OF the 1000 Navy men station,
ed at the Navy pier in Chicago WEI e
hospitalized and under obserya-
ton today following a mysterious
outbreak of Stomach disorders
among men at the pier
1t. Comdr G.. b. Turner, senior
duty officer at the pier, where sail
ors are being trained as metal
smiths and aviation mechanists,
said chemical analyses Of food sery-
ed to the men were being made in
the belief one Of the foods may
have been responsible for the out
break.
" IUgTT first complaints htesstf to
be received last night Commander
Turner moved swiftly to round up
all sailors on leave in the city. In
FIVE hours more than 400 men were
returned to barracks for examine
ton as the result of a mass round
up of bluejackets in the Chicago
loop district. City police cooperat-
ed with naval authorities in the
roundup.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Prof. A. H. White Will
Drop Guardianship Duties

Ann .Arbor. Mich, Nov. 3-NeXt
February will find Prof. A. II.
White relinquishings at his own
request, his duties as chairman OF
the University of Michigan chemi-
cal engineering department
He will remain as professor in
the department and his chairman
ship will be filled by Dr. George
Brown who came to the University
in 1920 and received his professor
ship in the engineering depart
ment in 1880
The newly appointed department
head. Prof Brown, is a graduate
OF New York University and IN
1889 was a recipient of the Will
liam II. Walker award presented
him by the American Institute of
Chemical Engineering for 'mer-
itorious contributions to chemical
engineering literature" Last year
he received the Hanlon award for
service to the national gasoline in.
dustry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Four Hundred Choir Singers
to Participate in Festival

Ann Arbor Mich, Nov. More
than four hundred church singers
are TO participate in a choir festival
to be held I'm First Methodist
Church, this city, on Sunday eve
ming at Sis p. m, under the gen
eral direction Of Hardin Van Deur
sen. assistant professor of voice IN
the University OF Michigan School
OF Music, and Musical Director for
the First Methodist Church.
The festival is planned TO give
general enlightenment concerning
church music. for the exchange cf
ideas between choir directors, and
for the musical inspiration Of
church choirs Eighteen choirs,
drawn from the Ann Arbor District
OF the Methodist Church Will unite
under Mr.. Van Deursen's direction.
with Miss Mary Eleanor Porter at
the organ in the singing of four
anthems on the Thanksgiving
theme: THY Church, 0 God by
Thiman; NOW thank we all our
God" by Cruger-Mueller; Triumph.
THANKSGIVING by Rachmaninoff
and Prayer OF Thanksgiving ar
ranged by Kremser.
Seven of the guest choirs will
present special numbers. ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Sanitary Engineer Essential
Member of Health Department

Ann Arbor, is Mrs. Margaret Mel.
sen.
A we'll qualified clerk is an essen
tial part OF any local health depart.
ment. Her work consists OF stenog.
raphy, typewritlng. filing, keeping
financial records. ordering supplies
answering telephone. and giving
Information. Her office record work
consists of indexing. summarizing
day sheets, checking records against
each other. transcribing data. pre-.
pairing certain forms supplemental
to basic records. tabulating, listing
preparing statistical records and
other work.
The clerk handles the routine
business OF the office including care
OF routine correspondence care of
the Health Department files, keep
ing OF the accounts, making of ap-
pointments and scheduling OF. con-
terences. She also does some of the
statistical work OF the Health De,
partment as. recording OF birth and
death reports, recording of com.
municable disease reports received
from physicians, making OF neces-
sary reports to State Department OF
Health and other cooperating agen-
cies, and preparing OF charts and
graphs showing health status OF
community.
The clerk has charge of supplies
including: containers for laboratory
specimens, biologic products. Health
Department forms. and literature
for distribution.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Geese. Desk, Money
Taken From Residences

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 3-Sey-
eral thefts engaged attention of
sherin's officers today. over the
week end, So geese, valued at
about S225 each were taken from
the coops of THOR Kiss, Route =,
Chelsea. and a writing desk was
taken from a vacant house owned
by William Miller 1900 JOY Rd.
Mr.. Miller said that a washing ma
chine had been taken from the
house about two weeks earlier lie
and his family moved into the
house Sunday.
Sgt. Eugene Gehring OF the local
police department today was inves-
tigating theft of s23 from study
TUUuS at roeaf+ffs- house al SOS
Monroe St The money was miss
ing this morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Frau Won Papen Hooked
to Wife of BritiSheT

Ankara, Turkey, Nov g AP-
The ballroom OF the Palas Hotel
was jammed for the annual recep-
ton OF the Turkish Peoples Par
ty, and diplomats of all nations
accompanied by their wiyes-were
crowded shoulder to shoulder.
That is how a pin on the dress q
Mrs. Michael O'Donnel, wife OF the
British naval attache, caught in the
dress Of Frau Won Papen, wife of
the German ambassador locking
them helplessly back to back.
Aides Of both embassies fluttered
helplessly and the pair stared icily
in opposite directions until a Turk
ish protocol officer took charge.
Once disengaged the ladies'
marched off without a backward
glance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03
Heart Attack Blamed
in Death of F. Miller

Ann Arbor Mich, Nov 5 Death
from heart attack early Sunday
was the finding Of Dr. Edwin C..
Ganzhorn, coroner. in the demise
of Frank Miller. caretaker at the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, l4l4
Washtenaw Ave.
Mr. Miller's body was found be
side his bed in the basement Of
the sorority by Clifford Rushton,
milkman. about a. m Sunday.
Dr.. .Ganzhorn said he believed Mr..
Miller who was SO, had died about
four hours earlier.
Attempts are being made 10
contact relatives. Mr. Miller, who
had been employed at the sorority
for the last six years, had recently
complained OF not feeling well. but
had neglected seeing a physician
house officials said
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-03

The sanitary engineer for the new
Washtenaw County Health Depart
ment is J. Robert Cameron.
The sanitary engineer is an essen
tial member Of the staff OF every
county or district health depart.
ment. Environmental sanitation s
the foundation Of all health work
IL is the duty OF the sanitary engi-
neer to recognize insanitary condi-
tons and practices and work for
their elimination or correction.
Safe water supplies and good
clean, and safe milk supplies must
be available; proper disposal OF ex-
creta provided; and the pollution
OF lakes and streams prevented
The sanitation of schools, buildings
and other public places is constant
ly checked. Promoting safe sanitary
practices at summer resorts, bath
ing beaches. swimming pools, camps
and picnic grounds, fishing places
and summer SCHOOLS is an important
part OF his duties. Places serving
food and beverages. slaughter
houses. and other establishments
handling food products require in.
spection. Investigating and bringing
q bout the abatement of public
health nuisances is also a part Of
his duties.
Certain phases of his work are
supervised by the Bureau OF Engi.
neering, Michigan Department OF
Health, which Also furnishes tech
meal advice on engineering prob
lens.
The sanitary engineer carries on
certain phases OF the communicable
disease control program including
control OF community sanitation as
1t affects the spread of communica-
Bile diseases (applles chiefly to
bowel infections). control OF water
and milk production and di5tribu.
ton to prevent contamination with
disease producing organisms. and
control of food handling and in
struction of food handlers with re-
gard to the safe handling of certain
foods.
He also inspects water supplies
and collects municipal,
school and private. He inspects
milk supplies including dairy farms.
raw milk plants, and pasteurization
plants. The engineer inspects re-
sorts (water supplies, excreta dis.
posal, food handling, milk, swim.
ming, etc. He checks swimming
places general sanitation, pollution
and safety. Examinations are made
of schools Cheating, lighting, ven.
tilation, water supply, sewage dis
posal, handwashing facilities. etc..
He inspects public premises as to
sanitation and inspects private
premises. usually for the abate-
ment of nuisances. In addition. he
insnects- rez-aurants- cafeS,-taNe-nS
and other food and beverage dis
pensing places, and slaughter
houses.
The Clerk
The clerk OF the Washtenaw
County Health Department whose
new location is 213 n. Fourth Ave.