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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

II President Roosevelt asks The
United States 20 accept daylight
saving time throughout the coun'
try rs a defense production meas
IRE. the change VIII meet with ap-
provai here IN Dctroi' 90 'udc,
from a survey made boy thc Times
TO-DAY
said Joseph A.lj a6 90 63-5
DovercauN ayenue q garage sclN-
ice man,
Il don't think b. j. @ question
Of whether we'd like daylight
saving time cor mol. n The GOV
rrnment thinks u il necessary
60 be more efficient production,
then We should accept II without
question"
Said sophie SyN0IoW~h. .0
1871 McDnurau avenue, q wait
Tess,
I'D like IL. IL would give more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

uniform. Maurice Boyd, retired
travel agency executive of Bloom
field, N. j., stated upon arriving
from Europe with u other trans
atlantic clipper passengers.
He said German troops were
called in TO quell serious riots in
Milan last Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Littlefield avenue, another bus
driver:
II agree with MankO. IL would
be tough on bus drivers, but IL
we need IL 10 save electricity for
our defense program, then we'd
accept IL Of course"
The President pointed out that
some 100000 kilowatt hours
would be saved by the measure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

MISS BROWNING MR.. BARTLETT
swimming at night. Personally 1
think we'd all like il when we
got accustomed 10 it,"
Said Evelyn BelenSki, 20, 35l4
avenue, stenographer:
II think we should try IL.
other cities have IL and find 1t
successful"
Said Mrs. w. II. Truttman. al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Anti Riotinq
Reported in Italy

NEW YORK. July 17.-QNS)-
Anti-Fascist rioting has occurred
throughout Italy, which is filled
with Germans, both in and out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
MarriiedTedChers
Fight Custer

Married women teachers in
Hamtramck schools, fired by the
school board Tuesday, today an
.nounccd they VIII ask for court
action 10 save their Jobs.
Frances Comfort, spokesman for
the Wayne County Federation OF
Teachers tAFL), said 100 Ham
tramck teachers, more than half
of them married, had set up a
committee to fight the action of
the Hamtramck School Board.
FIRE IL TEACHERS
The board at its Tuesday meet
ing dismissed IL of Hamtramck' s
6S marrled-women teachers and
announced that in the future
women teachers who marry would
be fired.
AT meeting last night, a group
of Hamtramck teachers decided 10
secure a lawyer TO fight their
case in the courts. Previously,
married women teachers had set
up a defense fund TO save their
Jobs
Miss Comfort contended that
school code prepared by a group
of nationally known educators,
and adopted in Hamtramck in
1928 prohibited discrimination
against married women teachers.
She also said that HamtramckI
School Supt. NJ. A. Kopka at the
end of the last Scnool term, in
formed principals of Hamtramck
schools that all teachers would be
rendered contracts for the coming
year if they wanted them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Smarter Styling Featured
For All Chevrolet Models

style fashion and good taste.
may be- said 20 be a matter of
opinion. bar when StyliStS and
designers emerge for a new year
with their plans for now model
of the motor car more than s.
100000 Americans have purchased
ia the past eight years, the mo-
toriSt may be certain the design
is pre-cmncntlv right
Such commentator is not too
nattcrng for The now 1912 Chew
roIct. currently on display ln
dcalcrShipS throughout the coUn-
try A new conception of bignoSS.
maSsNeness. comes To THE lowest
price field % thc auto industry.
Chevrolet engineers announce, and
back up their assertion with three
chic new lines thar range from an
economy model that lacks nothing
10 the way of smarlnesS. TO a
luxury series Incorporating many
features formerly thought of AS
belonging exclusively 20 the
"eNIa-DrlCe class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

industry h a s
con tributcd a
IN @ ia / atti-
tude' 10 arn1a-
nent nanufaC-
turing that is
even more inn
portant.
w h @ n " Q
w ere awarded
a contract for
Allison aircraft
engine p ar I S
two years ago
] a s { Summer,
as an illustra-
ton, I h e job
meant more TO
ms than an ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
New Trend
'Fuselage Tenders GiUe
Striking Touch

No new motor car style ever
contributed so much toward in
creaSing the impression of length
in a car as do the "fuselaCo fend-
erS' which are a striking feature
of OldSmObile'S 1912 models. The
front tenders on all models carry
back in a long, sweeping line 10
the middle of the front doors I'm
the case of the "9S' models, the
rear tenders swell from the mid
die of the rear doors
A practical advantage has been
gained also through the fact that
Ti1r design ut the new Tenders
made il possible TO mount the
headlamps - inches further apart
than last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Motor
Cuts Fuel Cost

Important savings TO motorists
in reduced car-operating costs, anc
lower gas consumption Of the
latest models to help conserve the
nations fuel supplies, make Amer
ica's new automotve creations
more economical 10 run than ever
before. according 30 n. +. Hadley
Plymduth'S engineering chief
Biggest achievement Of the
=induSirX,s designers this year, F"
Hadley said "is attainment Of
this improved economy without
any sacrifice in the lively per-
fOrmance which motorists have
come TO expect of the modern
car.
ION the contrary, PlymOuth's
new 95-horsep0wer engine, for
example, delivers 10 per cent
more power than before, giving
the driver better mastery OF
hills and traffic, and more re-
SponsiVea control i'm addition 10
reduced operating expense.
plymouth designers have Gre
ated y bigger and more power
ful engine without increasing its
external size. Cylinder bores
are larger. and displacement is
increased TO III cubic inches
but since this * combined with
a more streamlined fuel intake
system. lhe-neM- engine pro-
duces much greater power at
slower engine speeds than pre-
ViouS designs have permitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

AAN Ailtlil fAlt VI
der FOR so many connecting rods
and crankShaftS. The contract
was challenge IT presented an
other opportunity TO improve a
product
The worry nature OF our early de-
tense effort allowed us 10 capital
lie on the desire of automobile
men for competence. Little equip
mcnt existed for the proposed
mass production OF aircraft engine
parts. We were faced with the
necessity of designing brand new
machines
Gradually we developed our
equipment, replacing the tedious
handbuilt processes with auto
matte and semi-automatic ma
chimes. BY stages we trained
inexperienced men for the new
Jobs
Today a steady stream OF air
craft engine parts, ranging from
meticulouSly ground chankShafts
10 the small pieces Of the S5-part
reduction gears, flows from the
Cadillac plant. The parts are bet
ter and more speedily produced
They emerge from production
machine that has been built SOlidly
for the future. Manufacturing
iAeals-ef automobile men made
this possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Medium Priced Models

Nash Will continue 60 have Two
large cars M the medium price
field this year one is a six and
the other is an eight-cylnder car.
Both arc built on the same wheel
base and both arc powered by a
modernizcd valve-in-hcad motor
which has new cyclonic combus-
ton chamber through which i77efe
Of the power IN gasoline can be
utilized Unlike conventional en-
Cines- these motors have Sealed-in
manifolds and are Streamlined in
that many parts have been climb
mated.
For motorists who like the feel
or tremendous power IN their auto
mobiles the long milne. valve-in-
F. head -eight-cyliHaeF eHesslt4eas ear IS
available. il comes in five models
and each model is just $50 higher
than the corresponding siX-cylin-
der model
The Nash reputation WAS butt
on IT'S big vslve-in-head automo-
hiles, Blees pointed out IN making
the announcement lie said that
these automobiles this year are
even finer than ever. and because
Of the new combustion principle
are more efficient and economical
IN operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
M entaI Attitude
Aids in Defense
Dre)Sfadt Sees Allison
Contract as CbaHcHSe
10 Better Product
By NICHOLAS DREYSTADT
Geuerai Mansger. Cadillac Motor Car
Division

Division
The automobile indpstry's rich
background IN the machine trades
and production practices has fire.
quenIy been cited as force in
erecting our national defenSes. But
to me the statement tells only
half the story. The automobile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Newest design trends arc re-
nected in all three lines, and while
overall dimensions are much the
same the sleek lines OF the new
models give the impression Of
much greater length.
The same styling that charac-
terizcS the cXtcriorS OF the new
ChcyrolctS is brought into the in
tcrlors. where smart tailoring is
The theme Again. on the inStru-
mout panel. Instruments are
grouped az the left for ready ref
croncc 10y the driver Indicative
OF the careful thinking behind the
new designs is the fact that the
bclcls around the Spccdomcter and
matching clock at tho far right
side of tho panel extend out from
the dial face ON Special De Luxe
and Fleethne models. The extern
sion prevents rays from these
units dial lights being reflected
from the windshield into the driv-
CT'S ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
.2Stdtion Wagons
Built by Pontiac

Two station wagons, A stream
liner and a streamilner-chieftain
model, both on the 122-inch wheel
base chassis. are announced by
Pontiac for 1912
General appearance. roomineSs
dimensions and body construction
closely follow last years product
with the exception Of enclosed
running boards like those of the
passenger car and greater knee and
head room in the rear seat.
Without addAg TO the overall
body length the roof line has been
carried back approximately five
inches, bringing the curved sweep
of the roof we'll back Of the rear
seat passengers.
A steel roof bow replaces the
deep wood bow formerly used
above the rear seat, thus increaS-
ing the head room 10 36i2 inches
Normally eight people are ac-
commodated in the three seats,
but the second or third seat, or
both can be removed! The second
seat can be replaced with a full
width rear seat. These handy
options, combined with its roomi-
ness make the station wagon ideal
for town, country or suburban use.
The Streamlner-chieftain station
wagon differ from the stream
liner model in that one full-width
seat is placed back of the drivers
scat, making accommodations for
six and a large luggage compart-
ment back Of the rear seat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
IS Nash Models
Show New Lines
More Power
Low-Priced 600 Heads
Offerings Bodies Built
of Welded Girders

Provided wits entirely rew pro-
ducton limos machines and ncu
car dies before tho uua1l de-
fense emergency sct f1 N7sf
Motors Division Of Nash-No'yi.
r8tor Corporation presents IS 1879
models without rhC slightest hitch
IN BIS work on more 'nan 500
100000 I'M lrtei States defense
projects
-Four years ago" declared
W A BIccs general sales man-
srer Nash hogan preparing 10
build n new and advanced auto
mobile and 10 enter car In the
Ford, Chevrolet and plymouth
mass market. Millions were in
vested IN now machines, uew
and advanced mass production
lines, and new tools This most
complete moderuization ~ an
automobile plant i'm years Was
virtually completed before the
national defense emergency set
in. and "a Nash was In a posi-
tiOn 90 90 ahead With lis com
pletely new cars
Featuring the line is the low
priced Nash $500 which Nash
engineers claim is The newest auto
mobile n the world i'm that IT
Involves construction RFHetRies
entirely now 30 The mass produC-
ton automobile world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Use NeW Design

The shape Of the new CombuS-
ton chamber is such that the
incoming, gasoline is made 10 whirl
in a cycTonic manner and the fuel
mixture thereby is broken UP into
finer prtcleS, making the vapor
easier to ignite. The center OF the
Cyclonic disturbance IN the in
rushing fuel is maintained az the
base of the plug. so that the hight
ning-lke spark eXpIodes 1t quickly
and eveAly.
The new design of this cylinder
head also makes possible more
efficient eeaiiHg, Which Is an in.
portant factor m engine perform
ance. The water iaCketing Of the
engine Is carried up higher eSpe-
Cially around the valves, and heat
is carried away more rapidly
The five models in the six and
in the eieht-cylinder series arc
long. low cars. and they are wider
than they are high. The overall
length IS POS : inches from bumper
10 bumper The body proper is
built tn the ffe'f ASHTON II
il is balanced unit Of welded
steel box type girders and with
the surface metal arched IN the
Monocoque manner 10 contribute
strength 10 the rigid steel she'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
ChrYsler Luggage
Locker PrattitaI

Luggage lockers iu tHc 1912
Chrysier cars have thc double add
vantage OF being unusually large
ana beng easy 70 load na unload
The compartment has straight
Qcs and frc bottom ID. the open
ing is straight and practice iy
flush with the floor
The spare TIE mounted on ifs
wheel is carried n p vertical posse
uon on tro right sgc OF tne locker
ir both edans and -Epa ,enrcr
rgupes Th- facilitates handling
thr without fnr trouble =
unloading t1r ucrare ir fHc com
par'mrr LEHf '0f the locker
IL iuw -hcd ~ windows in fHe
forward housing Of the talllghts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Deeper, Wide Trunk
Compartment in Buick

A lower yet deeper and widcg
trunk hack distinguishes the rear
end of the new RoadmaSter and
super sedan bodies of the new
BGlcks for 1872 The new rear
contour 0n these models continues.
rather than interrupts The smooth
backward flow OF the cars lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Riqid Welded Doors

The all-Steel doors of 1912
ChryslcrS are Of rigid welded con-
Struction A one-piece steel inner
panel is welded to the outer panel.
resulting in a door that is eXcep-
tionally strong and sturdy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Double Panel Doors

Doors on all 1912 -Oldsmobiles
are of the improved double panel
type. The outer panel of heavy
stamped steel is welded securely
10 the steel inner framework
panel a type of construction which
provides maximum strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
20 Miles to Gallon

q Although in the medium priced
field these SKIES and Fights are
luxury cars outwardly and in
wardly. BlecS pointed out Engi-
neers and desi gnerS have given
them the dc luxe touch through
out he explained
The SIX yalve-ln-head power
plant promises up 10 20 miles 10
gallon of fuel and offers 100
horsepower. To has a seNen-bear-
ing crankshaft for smooth, effort
less performance
The front end suspension boasts
easy steering. easy riding coil
springs and the rear wheels OF
these long cars are sprung by long
leaf springs. The combination
engineers say, provides the most
comfortable ride for cars of this
weight
Seats are very wide an beng
fdee-paSscnccr seals. and There is
lots of leg room Upholstery is
available In a number oi comnuns-
tons and two-fone interiors arc
featured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Jacket innovation

An important consideration in
the cooling system of Ford en-
gineS is the full-length wafer
Jacket. This type circulates water
entirely around, as we'll as along
the fttii- length of the cylinder
barrel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
SIGNALS Separated

Direction-tun signals have been
separated from tail lamps on the
1912 Cadillacs, aiding effective
ness.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

coRD1oNs-Closeout Of used instru-
so At I'd Sass H6hns
Patti. S6950; 120 bass. Carmen, $50 80.
Private lessons included at small extra
1880 6 st. (middle OF the block. Open
: ARMATUREs. starter and generator, exch.
for your car quickly installed lowest
Armature Co. 9th and o NV.
trsss, sis 90: studio couch, So: dresser.
fa rugs en s.; ssia M % hsminster steH s.: compiets
room u' with fdafU twin bed beds, s44. Better see
sfa sfaa eE SE Ms MSvNa vHSNsats is1Rdsed sToRAdE h1
14th st. NV: Georgia 1000. Open nights.
EEDs-Beds $3.50; curtains, books, dishes.
mahoeany bedroom with. twin beds, ma:
hogany bedroom with double bed, good
= springs and mattresses. The. kind that
STORAGE. 1880 18th St. NV Georgia
ssso; sss n,sSg open s am. until p.m- each day
! BEDS, secretary. studio couch, vanity. rugs,
dresser. dining room suite. breakfast set
hsn o a6st a"a HGreh ca
ssf spc SET wal DS Sue mah s ssS Val dnf5s
luxurious IL. set, 3-pc.. like new. S165,
So. sao scatter s2% 2ss
ca; coffee and end tables. Lorraine
studios, $500 Conn. Apt. Fl: wo. 1859.
BEDROOM. dining room. living room fur
J, niture; barsains: no dealers. 1404 Mass.
ave NV 2qs
BEDROOM-Twin Honduras mahogany
fChippendale suite. An unusual value for
; the discriminating buyer: 3-pc. leather
chrome eolsrium suite. Pair lovely torch
! ieres. wine broadloom rug. Sacrifices prices.
ACME MOVING & STORAGE, 461 14th st.
A.v. Georgia 1000. Open Nights.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman' S
Moving & Storage Co, Georgia 1916.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
APARTMENTS UNFURklsnEp.

1922 EASTERN AVE. TAKOMA PARK.
D. CO rooms. kitchen and bath: utilities
included; $40. Adults preferred.
1918 10th ST NV LARGE BED
rooms, living room. kitchenette bath,
porch; elec. refg.: S45. See janitor.
71s FERN PL.. NV, NEAR WALTER
Reed rms, kit. bath; private ent.; gas,
cleo, heat, refg. incl. Adults.
UNHEATED DUPLEX. 164l v ST. Sc; 2
rms, kitchen, bath, porch. $3.50: open.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO. sos H st. NV.
1918 10th ST. N.W-FRONT APT. Q
bedrooms. living room, kitchenette, bath,
porch. cleo refe., S45. See Jan.
1st-FLOOR APT. . ROOMS. KITCHEN,
semi-bath. S27 so: adults; also furn. Ink.
room. $50. 1101 G st. sc.
MODERN DUPLEX. NEW LAST YEAR; 3
lse. rms. kit. bath. screened porch, yard.
laundry and storage: oil heat and hot wa
ter: also refs. furn.: S50.50. DI. 2434.
s-6 pm
ROCK CREEK ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath S35, includes utilities: employed cou-
pie only HO. 52l6 After pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT, equipped for business, near
Government buildings: for sale or rent
, IDEAL for white or colored business.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

QUIET YOUNG MAN. Commerce Depart
ment employe, desires large single furn.
front room in the neighborhood bounded
by s, Wyoming, Connecticut and the creek.
Best Of references; S25. Box 47S-R, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
BEAUTY PARloRS.

EXCESSIVE. WEIGHT safely reduced:
wonderful French rethod used, DR. Della
Ledendecker, 3025 o ST. NV. MI. l12O.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
ROOMS FURk. & UhFURh.

1913 D ST SCI large front room,
home privileges. FIR. 0794
L.H.K. ROOM. next to porch and bath. for
retired lady. Apply after 6 pm., 1915
Bird st. NV.
COLORED-1S34 Capitol ave. n.e-Large
home; adults only; refs. Ii. 1881.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
GEORGETOWN.
18th & COL, RID NV

1884 Prospect ave. n.w.-Lhk. room, 81
wk.: sleeping rooms. $3.50 so wk.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

1920 MONROE ST. N.W.-BASENENT
large bedrm., twin beds; kit, ranse. run
ming water, pvt toilet and entr.: heat,
light, gas, $50; empl adults.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
ROOMS WANTED.

$50, unfurn., 2, pvt. bath, Ink: in refined
home; or apt; mr.. Lincoln Park or e. Cap.
FIR. 2844. 1913 9th ne.
FURNISHED ROOM. bath. by young couple;
garage; NV. State price, details, refer
ences exc. Box 492-R. Star. 28s
YOUNG BUSINESSWOMAN would like
furn. room: walking distance of central
downtown; Jewish preferred. Box 4S4-R
Evening star., 1941-08-27

RESTAURANT, white, s,w., fully equipped
no Sundays: will handle: owner ILL., ME-
Evening star., 1941-08-27

1913 10th ST NV, Apt 1O6-Bachelor
room, extra large, all new furniture, Frig-
idaire, free phone: GENTLE gent. reas.
DUPONT CIRCLE-SmaIl room, first floor.
private shower; young man with good ref;
SIS mo. 1905 Goth st.
1914 ALLISON ST. N.w.--Master, front.
adjoining bath: 2 closets. drst class: finest
location. reasonable.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

164S Argonne pl-Master bedroom ad-
Joining bath. in private home; attractively
furnished: with porch suitable for 2; price
reasonable. AD S1S9.
FOR COLORED-1 rm and kitchen, fur
nished: rent. $3.50 mo. 1920 Bennins I'd
Sc Key at 1922 Benning I'd
Evening star., 1941-08-27

3S41 CALVERT ST N.w-Newly furn.,
twin beds. private ba tn and phone; conv.
transnortatinn OR 1870
Evening star., 1941-08-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED, OR ROOMS, YARD:
three in family: convenient transporta-
ton. prefer vicinity Arlington, Falls
Church; make improvements for low rental.
Box 46e-R, Star 27s
Evening star., 1941-08-27

BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock of
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices. All our lumber is recon-
oltloned and free of nails Come to our
yard for easy selection
ACE WRECKING CO.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
ROOMS FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN apt house; waking distance
tractive triple, double, single. HO. 970O.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

sIGARS, souvenirs. sightseeing tickets,
newsstand; in lobby large hotel; equipped
md stocked; long eStab.: low rent: price,
u 800 cash. Box 499-R. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

30S TAYLOR ST NV. RA 36O3-Double
front rm., bed, shower; unlim. phone: nr.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

REFRIGERATCRS, used, and other electric
cal appliances: highest prices paid. District
Elec. Co., 1905 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1902.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemstitching. buttons covered
pleatinR 917 st. RE. 1900. RE. 2311.
WANTED. girls two-wheeled bike. small
size. Berwyn 241. 28'
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sIL-
YER, PLATINUM, TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH.
A. KAHN. INC, 40 YEARS AT 035 p
Evening star., 1941-08-27

S2I KENNEDY ST NW.-Beautiful double
room. suitable for couple or 2 singles;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

Court Recount Fight is Unique

ing the official canvass, had not
been entered within the. three
day time limit. He contended
that Sunday was the third day
following the canvass, while
Trombley, as attorney for the
candidates, contends that Sun
day being a legal holiday auto
matically sets Monday as the
last day.
The candidates also assert
they had been informed by
Clerk John Sheldon that they
had until 500 p. m. on Monday
to file.
Trombley said that q court
summons would be served on
Sheldon probably thsi weekend
pending the date Of the hearing
to be set by the Circuit Court.
Sheldon will be ordered to show
cause why q writ of mandamus
should not be issued against
him.
Recount petitions were filed
when the official canvass dis
closed variations from the tabu-
lations as they were first an
nounced. The candidates lost
their contests for election by
only relatively narrow margins.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
Tallnan to Revive
Public Board Meetings

VAN DYKE - All future
Warren Township Board meet
ings will be scheduled for .
public auditorium under q new
system designed TO encourage
public attendance, Supervisor
Earl Tallman announced to-
day.
Tallman stated that the site
and the actual times had not
yet been decided but that the
Supervisors office at the Town
ship Hall would be abandoned
as a meeting place for the
Board. :
Township meetings were for
meSly held In the Supervisors
office which has no facilities
for an audience and only suf-
ficient room for members Of the
Board and newspaper represen-
tatives.
Tallman has ordered that al
school boards be contacted to
determine what school facilities
would be available for use as .
public meeting place for the
Boards sessions.
A change in the time Is also
being considered. This would
move the meetings to early eve
nings instead Of days, allowing 2