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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Bendix Passes
$4,000 Mark

A r Morey manager ~ the
major appliance division Of Bull
Sons Company, Detroit wholesale
distributors, Saturday announced
completion Of the quarter millionth
BendiX Automatic Home Laundry
al Bendix South Bend plant.
The BendlX Laundry placed on
the market only four years ago.
washes, rinSeS and damp-dTIeS
laundry automatically
BendIX executives. including !
6 Sayre. vice president in charge
Of sales: d O. Scott. president.
and II. r. Johnston, executive vice
president participated IN cere-
monies last week COMMUNICATING
manufacture OF the $50 OOOth
BendiX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Hot Water Corrodes
Metal More Rapidly

Hot water CorrodeS metal moro
rapidly than cold water and ~ has
been found that the rate Of cor
rosiOn more than doubles with
each 40-degree rise IN temperature
This means that the rate Of cor
roSlon IN a hot wafer heating tank
and system VIII he doubled If Op-
Grated AZ $50 degrees instead Of
the recommended lao degrees. &C.
cordlng 10 the American Iron and
Steel Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
MAIN OFFICE
Death Rotltes


DALhA-CAhOrd- !. age p, OF llsAs
Chelsea beloved son Of Mr. and Mrs.
John DalkA dear brother ~ Betty and
Leonard Funeral from Van Lerbe che
Funeral Home 1890 Fast Warren corner
LaketleV Noncsy, morning A. 2 30 and
81 DAVID Church a. 10, Rosary, sunday
evening A.
OORSON--Clara / age 50 ~ asa East
lawn neio,ee wife ~ Walter l.. dssr
mother ~ EVELYN J. Cooper o. Los An
gees Cal Miss Mildred ! Dobson ~
Detroit dear SISTER 81 Reiuhs rdt n Fuchs
~ Louisville Ks Funeral from The Van
LerberEhs Ffrers Home, i3340 East
Warren corner LsksNiew. Tuesday after
noon ~ 2 iHferment. Forest Lawn. LOUIS
VILE ~. papers please COPY
HARRI>-sepi Bertha ~ 124s2 Bar
low wife ~ the late Edward dear
mother % Mrs Mildred Wright Mrs Edith
Roberts. Mrs Futh Plie,Z Mrs Dorothy
Fann. Edward s1d Walter Harris grand
mother II SD grandchildren and Two great
EfanGchIdrer Funeral services Monday,
m ~ r. Peters Funeral Home
i2ph1 GrafIot Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Employment Agencies
Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPP

! OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
OFFICE BOYS-STOCK BOYS
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-21 % TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment 41s Beauhien--
Wants Day Workers: Couples Porters
MAIDS, Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
NURSES WANTED--Two surgical. several
for staff and special and general with
maintenance. also practical -- undergradu
ates orderltes and male nurses Westbrook
Nurses Reglstry BEDFORD O235-7732
RiVARD EMPLOYMENT = Experienced
co'nred maids cooks. aundresses 1892
Rvard Terrace 2-9163
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Situations Wanted-Mais

CARETAKER-Couple apartment building
manager, excellent references; extensive
experience. Tyler 6-s110.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Lost and Found

CAMEO PIN. Fair Grounds. wednesday.
keepsake Reward Northlaun ss04
1928 Meyers road
CHANGE PURSE sans Cut Rs's keep
money. return watch keepsake. Town
send S-6012
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

LOST-Msle beagle, with leather collar
Parker near jefferson Reward Frz
ROY 0h0T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Procedure Outlined

"The procedure for obtaining
such advances OF credit IL the
same for this type Of loans a.
has previously been 80 com
monty used In connection with
moderniLation loans under the
National Housing Act. 4 very
large number OF lending institu-
tons in the state hold contracts
Of Insurance under which such
loans can he made. Owners of
property which might be 30 re-
modelled or repaired. or CON
tractors or others proposing
such projects, can obtain full in
formation a. 10 how IN proceed
from their local lending inStitu-
lions. I'm the event. however,
that such information il not
readily available. the Detroit In
surfing Office Of the Federal
Housing Administration will he
glad 10 consult and advise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs An outdoor job driving a
pleasure car Hearhfui prohtahle and
steady Axe p ~ So Apply 1928 Trum
bun after g m
DURING the month ~ Octoher We sre
going % place N service 10 or more
steel hauling trucks We are looking FOR
heavier saufp't and exp drivers n YOU
already have a truck or contemplating the
purchase ~ equipt we would like 20 -ilk
n you nov Greyhound Trucking. 1891
Parkinson VInewOod 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

CANVAssERs for heating equipment a.
once. Salary and commission; morn
tngs only $3.50 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Repair for Defense


Tense will place particular EN-
phasls on the opportunities foi
securing repair and remoderniza-
ton loans 10 increase available
housing units, especially in defense
areas where 1t appears likely more
housing will be necessary
"ln most industrial cities there
are great number Of older
houses now occupied ~ single
residences, hut which would
readily lend themselves 10 con-
version into quarters for two or
more families" Foley said. "Or
there are buildings now occupied
by more than one family which
can he further divided into adj
equate and acceptable living
units for more families.
at IL now possible, under re-
cent legislation, for the federal
housing administration 10 insure
loans under Title ! of the Hous-
ing Act in amounts up To $1,000
for alteration, repair, modern
iZatiOn or remodeling Of multi
family residential structures, or
OF existing dwellings which can
he converted into multi-family
structures. Such loans NAV have
their term Of repayment eN-
tended In five years instead Of
the three-year limit provided
for other types Of insured Title
loans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
FILA Begins
Repair for
Defense Drive

Possibility Of further large
contribution To the solution Of
housing problems, especially In de-
tense areas, is contained in the
amended provisions of the Ma
tional Housing Act making avail
able larger Title l repair loans for
longer periods where multi-famlly
dwellings are concerned. State
FILA Director Raymond NJ. Foley
said Saturday.
Foley said particular attention
will be directed TO these possible
ties IN nationwide program
which was launched last week
with radio address by FILA Adj
ministrator Abner Ferguson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Gen. Hugh 8. Johnso n.
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

men who may find u necessary 10 make
a change because Of inability TO get SUD
piles good Rawleigh Route may be
available year you. We manufacture over
200 products nearly all household necessi-
ties, not requiring raw materials now needed
for defense. Present supplies adeuuats
Good profits N interested investigats al
once Write RaWleigh's. Dept MCI-lI0.i5O,
Freeport. III
SALESMAN An unusual opportunity for
A man With proven sales record 20 repre-
sent manufacture Of nationally known
grocery specially IN Eastern Michigan terri
tory. headquarters outside Detroit One
article 20 sell Straight salary. expense
and car allowance Permanent position
Past record must bear thorough investiga-
ton Tn receive attention give AGE eS-
perience and fun particulars in first letter
Box 40. No. IL e. Michigan avenue Chi
cago IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

20F. APPLY MICHIGAN
SPORTS SERVICE. BRIGGS STADIUM,
BETWEEN $40 AND IL A NJ.
ENTRANCE MICHIGAN AVE. BRING
YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CARD SEE
J HARVEY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Female Help Wanted

AN UNUSUAL opportunity; three women
over 81 permanent pleasant fun az
part time work experiences unnecessary
special training gwen NJ canvassing
Reply Box B66as Detroit Times
ASSIST with two children M cooking. No
heavy laundrN STAY nighfs private
room University 72ist
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY BETWEEN
% AM 2s YEARS OF AGE FOR RE
CORDiNG RECORD DEPT APPLY AT
ONCE PERSONNEL. OFFICE
N0NTG0MERNs WARD 90
MICHIGAN AVE AT sCHAEFER
BEAUTY operator all around experiences
good wages 1901 Linwood Townsend
$500
BOOKKEEPER. typist experienced Must
speak polish Good opportunity Apply
ASf0 Michigan
EXPERIENCED responsible maid. stay
nights good cook no laundry TY
.7sf4
EXPERIENCED mattresses steady Apply
VIM. Boesky Restaurant 1880 Dexter
~ ColfuEwood
rsceptiouist for studio
work Apply Dennis studios snt Eafnn
Tower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

DENTAL MECHANIC 70 perform routine
dental office and laboratory work IN =
city dental ciinic One vacancy ~ 81 $50
per year ~ bs filled by competitive sxsmi-
nation Civd Service status, paid vacations.
promOtlonal opportunities. pension priW-
legss retention OF status during military
service For Applications and full details.
write or apply 70 the Detroit Civil Service
Com mission 18th Floor, Water Board
Building 735 Randolph Street Detroit,
Michigan on or before September u. ls41.
DENTIST tREGIsTERED) IN a city dental
clinic 70 perform general professional
dental work Ten vacancies AZ 81 800 per
year IN he tilled by competitive eNarnins
ton Civil Service status. paid vacations
promotionsl opportunities pension prvi-
legss retention Of status during military
service For applications and fuu details
write or apply 10 the Detroit Civil Service
Com mission. 18th Floor. Water Board Build
ing 735 Randolph street Detroit. Mich gan
on nr before September u 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Male Help Wonted
Men 10 Sell Refreshments

EXPERIENCED portrait photograp her
wanted Apply Dennis studios. 500 Eaton
Tower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

NEW YORK importer and jobber, ct pres-
ent selling nationally. has opening for
representative, on commission basis, for
state of Michigan, to obtain distribution
chinaware glassware and giftware large
saleable line. good opportunity for right
man. Automobile coversge essential. Box
B-sS7s Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
LUMBER SALESMAN

inside man - specialize on cottages and
garages good opportunity for ne rEnf
mar sta'e experience. age references all
replies Vili be strictly CONFIDENTIAL A.
drss Boz B-ss75. Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

BOYS 1890 IS with bicycles. who are
not returning n school this Fall for
iheafthful outdoor work, good pay, steady
work vacations with pay See Mr swsrth-
out, Room 20s. $50 shelby ? a n. % IL.
BOYS, 1923. neat appearing experience
not essential. Earnings range SIS to $40
weekly. 3lO5 Barlum Tower. $50 a m
BUS DRIVERS for Department OF Street
Railway, City OF Detroit. Approximately
two hundred vacancies expected In the near
future at 79e TO sac per hour In he nlled
~ competitive examination. Applicants
must not ne less than p nor more than
30 years OF age and residents OF Detroit,
Hamtramck Highland Park, Dearborn,
Ferndale. Haze Park or Royal Oak for one
examination excepting persons with honor
able army navy or marine discharges.
Write or apply 70 the Detroit Civil Service
Commission, 18th ioor, Water Board Build
ing. Detroit. Michigan, where applications
mr. other Information regarding this exami-
nation will be gwen until further notice.
CANVAssERs for heating equipment a.
once. Salary and commission. morn
ings only s5s5 Mack
CLERKS for municipal service Numerous
vacancies a. salary levels ~ 81 200 -
81 500 per year, depending on experience.
Positions ~ be filled by open competitive
examination Civil Service status, paid
vacations promotional opportunities pen
military service. For applications and fun
details, write or apply 70 the Detroit Civil
Service Commission 5th Floor Water
Board Building. 735 Randolph Street De-
troit, Michigan, on or before September
1871.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
New Technique Aids in
Teaching of Chemistry

AMES, IOWA.-Chemistry now IS
fun at Iowa State college ever
since it tangled with streanlining
and came out second best. For
Iowa State has adopted "semimi-
cro' chemistry.
Test tubes no bigger than the little
finger-liquids measured IN a medi-
cine dropper--that is asemimlcro'
or midget chemistry. And this
science ON a small scale has inject
ed new fascination into the college
curriculum.
In semimicro chemistry students
need use only one-tenth the chem
ical material as under the old, or
macro-chemistry system, but that
isn't the only advantage. i
Perhaps the most important thing
about this streamlined version OF
chemistry is that it makes the lab
oratory healthier and a safer
place. Since chemicals used are cut
to fractions, so are laboratory odors.
Existing ventilating equipment can
whisk away in a jiffy the fumes
on scrap OF metal.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
System Ready to Keep
Check on the Ohio River

CINCINNATI.-A radio-telegraph
system to keep communications
open in time of flood and other
emergencies in the Ohio river drain
age area has been placed in opera
ton.
Col. E. H. Marks, army district
engineer here, said that the system
will be manned at all times, ready
for 24-hour emergency duty. 1t will
be used for regular messages in
normal periods.
While essentially telegraph sys-
tenn, radio telephone is provided for
patrol boats in flood emergencies.
There are "A stations, six Of $50
watt power and Is OF 100 watts. Six
are land stations and the rest or
boats. The chief stations are locat-
ed at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Hunt
ington, Louisville and Nashville.
Work is progressing on chain o.
IA stations Of l5-watt power at dams
in the Muskingum conservancy dis
trict, to be used normally to senc
news of rainfall and water stages.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
King logs Law Restored
In Greck-Held Albania

ATHENS Gen. Alexander Papa
COS, chief of the Greek general staff,
issued decree recently providing for
restoration in Greek-occupied areas
of Albania of the law of King Fog,
who fed when Italy seized Albania
early in 1899.
The decree set forth that normal
Albanian civil tribunals would adj
minister justice henceforth and that
Albanian law would be applied ex-
cept in cases where it might OBJ
struct the Greek forces of occupa-
ton. Validity was restored to the
deeds and laws of King Zogs reign.
(Ex-King Fog was last reported
in London, where he has passed
most of his exile. The opinion there
was that he would not return to
Albania soon.)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Dinner and Program
Pleasant Social Affair

Tuesday evening members of the
Eastern Star Auxiliary entertained
their husbands and friends at love-
" potluck dinner at the Masonic
temple. A very large crowd was
present and after eating, the group
adjourned to the lodge hall where
a group of youngsters gave special
program.
Mrs. Frank Baney had charge OF
the program which was exceptional
ly well done. The boys and girls
who participated were: Sonny Muir
raw. Mary Harris, Carole Jane Muir
ray, Leone Harris, Billy Wlprud
Dorothy Alice Banner, Bobby Pot
ter. Betty Lou Tone, June Baney
Dolores Ortel and Duke Baney.
The high spot of the program
came when they joined in a square
dance which was called by Billy
Blew with Mrs. Graham Caldwell
playing the piano. Each youngstel
gave a skit of some kind and as
finale they all joined in singing G
song which was written by Mrs
Baney and was entitled Libby.
The words are sung to the tune Of
Mother and are as follows:
|. is for the lakes among the noun.
tains
I for ice and glaciers all yeal
through
B for bears and der and othel
wild life
B best fishing, hunting, fun you
knew.
Y for yellow pine and other timber
This is just small part OF on
fame,
Join these letters and you've spelled
the best town
Regardless of its size or name.
After the program the member
of the lodge held their regula
meeting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Collects Vehicles
Of Pioneer Times
Montana Ranchman Has An
Interesting Hobby

GREAT FALLS, MONT.-Charles
Bovey, young Great Falls rancher.
has found that his vocation and hob
by-collecting-go well together.
No albums or trophy cases will
hold the articles that Bovey gath
ers and he finds the spaciousness of
a ranch convenient for the accom-
mediation of the old automobiles.
carriages, fire engines and build
ings he has assembled.
Bovey says he has found that
much of Montana's history is woven
around his unusual collection. The
latest addition is the states first
aerial truck ladder. It's the 49-foot
Butte aerial truck No. l. purchased
by the Butte fire department in 1918.
Bovey brought it here on a railroad
flat CARTS still the biggest piece
of fre-fghting equipment of its type
in Montana. Recently he put it in
running condition and took it out for
a spin.
Historic Fort Benton, where Mis-
souri, river steamers once ended
their up-river runs, has contributed
several articles to Bovey's collec-
ton.
The rancher also has a steam
pumper that was bought by Ana
conda about 1890.
Bovey began his collection with
old automobiles, and now has Is.
the oldest built in 1902.
Bovey has score or more OF
carriages, many Of them of con-
siderable historic Importance.
Collecting buildings and fire en-
gines is bit more complicated than
saving MATCHBOX covers. Bovey
has visited scores of cities and towns
in his quest. Many Of the articles
he saved from vandals and junk
men. some he purchased and some
were given to him.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Struggles 7 Years
To Clear Her Son
Mother Refused to Believe
Him Guilty of Robbery.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-A tale OF
the love of a mother who refused to
believe her son guilty of bank rob-
berry came to light here when Glenn
Davis. 30. Herschel McCarn, "a, and
Bill Hathaway, 80, we're freed from
Alabama prisons after serving seven
years for a crime they never COM
mitted.
The mother is Mrs. Lulu M. Davis.
For seven years she worked to prove
the innocence of her son, convicted
of robbing the bank of Berry, Ala.
of S., 237, in 1888.
After numerous trips to Montgom-
cry to appear before the pardon and
parole board Mrs. Davis last April
brought before the board "seedy,
nervous Individual who, although
declining to sign a confession, read
lily admitted that he and two others
had committed the robbery and not
the three men serving time in prison.
The board checked the man s
story and sent an investigator to the
federal prison in Atlanta where one
OF the men named was serving a
term. This man also admitted that
he participated in the robbery 1t
was discovered that the third man
had been killed in an attempted
bank robbery
The board, entirely satisfied, in
stituted steps to free the men and
said that the crime was committed
by three men, who by strange CO
incidence, we're very similar In ap-
pearance to the men convicted.
AT the trial the men were identi-
fed by witnesses as the robbers and
after Davis and McCarn were con-
victed and sentenced to Is years,
Hathaway on the advice OF his coun-
+ sci pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to 10 years.
None of the men appears to har-
Dor any malice toward the soci'
ETY. which chopped seven years from
their lives.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Want Season
Opened May 25

Yesterday Dir. ]. P. Campbell,
president of the local Rod and Can
Club. received notice from the Mon
tana Wildlife Federation asking the
cooperation of the organization and
other local people in getting the
fishing season opened on Sunday,
May Is.
DR.. Campbell asks that those IN
terested write or wire the fish and
game commission or John w. Scho-
field. superintendent of fisheries
asking that the date be set for a
Sunday. He states that the more
people who call this matter to the
attention of the authorities the more
chance there will be of getting the
opening date which is wanted by
the majority.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
CUFF
BY Hal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The program given by John
Crowder and John Lester OF the
university music school Saturday
evening was really grand :. both
gents had perfect stage polse and
all the rest that it takes to put
over a fine musical performance
We sincerely hope that they
may visit our community again soon
for repeat
That brings on another thought
2. Although we still have another
concert next month we would ike
to say congratulations to those who
had charge of organizing the As
ISOLATION Next year perhaps
it can be built to greater proper
tons for such entertainment
is good for any soul ID any town or
village a.
Let's see now, who was it that
gave Carlton that phony half dol
lar at the Lions club meeting the
other night2
Warningl Don't make your plans
too far ahead for the opening of
fishing season for the fish and game
commission haven't definitely de-
cided when they are going to open
the season It they do as the
majority of fishermen want them to,
they will make it on Sunday SO
all may have an equal chance to
make war on the finny tribe
If you are interested enough you
might drop them line giving your
point of view on the situation
They are human and more than
likely enjoy the first day of fish
ing season just as much as the next
| fellow and above all we know they
are anxious to please the majority
of people
And we believe Voltaire was righf
when he said, Common sense Is
not so common
/ Spoilers, on your mark, get set
| Col
And not only spoilers, but every
one should go to the spelling con-
test sponsored by the Farm Won
ans Club Saturday evening, besides
being entertaining it will be in,
structive!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Deer Infect Cattle

Deer roaming the foothills around
Mount Hamilton, Santa Clara coun-
ty in California, have proved q
source of infection for herds OF cat
tie ranging the same area, accord
ing to University OF California sci
entists. In cooperation with the
state division Of fish and game, DR..
William Boynton and Gladys M.
Woods, veterinary scientists, dis
covered disease-ladened ticks were
carrying the infection from the deer
to cattle.