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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Columbian Carbon Company de-

clared the regular quarterly div
idend of 81, payable March 10, to
stock of record February 21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
LINGERIE APPRECIATED

Lingerie is favored this year, ac-
cording to Miss Doris Lafayette,
5502 Ivanhoe avenue. who sells
lingerie, but who would prefer
some fine hand-embroidered linen
for her Valentine.
She reports that several early
shoppers among husbands and boy
friends explained they were asked
to buy lingerie this year rather
than flowers or candy.
I'D really like a white house
with green shutters set on a
hill, but that's n pretty big
-asdeE-feF-s-ta4entineisTBay-
gift" Miss Lafayette laughed.
"Some beautiful handkerchiefs
would please me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Interlake Steamship Company
declared a dividend of 25 cents,
payable April !, 10 stock of record
March y. Paid same amount April
1 last wear,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Be Valemt1me
X
Men! The Keys to Her Heart
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS
This is for men only!

This is for men only!
1t is intended to joggle forget
full males into remembering that
tomorrow is st. Valentines Day
and to give them some tips on
what gifts will keep them out of
the dog house.
Suggestions come from nine
young women who are aiding The
Detroit Times in this Cupid's
Helper survey by confiding to a
reporter what Valentines they
want from the men in their lives.
Trinkets. flowers. perfume and
candy are safe bet, judging from
their wants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Femu;s Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator wanted. Polish; all
round experience. 1922 Jos. campau
BEAUTY operators: good opportunity 70
advance your income. Cal Cherry 27s2
for an appointment
CANDY GIRL preferably win experience
candy dept In medium size dept store
IN northern section Address Box B-6294,
Detroit Times.
EXPERIENCED woman. wiling 10 work
hard. 70 MANAGE complete hosiery
dept In large dept store: must live in
northern section OF town state qualinca-
tons Al length. Address Box B-6294. De-
troit Times.
GENERAL. white. stay nights; 81. Uni.
yersi'y i-7s74.
GTRIe-General homework STAY nights
good hours Can Townsend 7.sO70
GIRL.-Experenced for general good
home no laundry; one child, 81. 2s49
sturteyant- Townsend 7-00s5.
GIRL FOR housework. exceptional opportu-
nifty. GOOD pay. Temple $3.50. Town
send $3.50
GIRLe-white general: no cooking or laun-
dry; stay nights one child. University
1-773i.
HOUsEWORK--No cooking laundry; one
child; stay excellent home. Townsend
1887.
HOUSEWORK, - White experienced no
cooking landry. private room stay.
te7ox 1913. =
HOUsEWORK-N0 cooking laundry; pri-
vate room stay. 1858 Hardwood. Tyler
$685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Spear & CO. declared the reg

spear W. ufNihi'" VI" ItI-
ular quarterly dividends of Sl37i2
each on the first and second pre-
ferred stocks. both payable March
l, to stock of record February p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
peir Wanted-instruction

II YOU LIKE 70 DRAW. skEIGH or
PAiNT-Mrite for talent test tho feel
Give age ana occupation. Box B-5975 De-
troit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2t-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES EMPLOYMENT Reliable day
workers. couples, porters, maids. wait
resses. Columbia 1910.
NUMEROUS positions open Tor experienced
office, sales and technical personnel.
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
6i0 Grisworld Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

LEARN MODERN BARBERING-Phone
writs for particulars Molar College. SIS
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Atlas Tack Corporation declared

dividend of Is cents. payable
March Is, to stock of record Feb
ruary q. Last previous payment
was 25 cents, Aug. 80, 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Trade Schools-Moie
AIRCRAFT WELDING
Free Technicians Training

Night and day classes: national defense
professions; electricity. radio and telephony.
telegraphy. mathematics. telsvision-engi-
neering. Apply in person. a. m. to Q
p. m-American Television Laboratories,
Inc, 1881 Dime Buiiding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

. This policy protects insured persons in the military
or naval service on land OF the United States
lercludine aviation and submarine seriee) within
the bounds Of the 48 states the District OF
Columbia so long as the United States remains at
peace and is NOT engaged in declared or unde-
clsred ~sr. as we'll as insured persons not in such
service. rs BIC protection AZ little cost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Optometrists, Orthoptie Treatments
Plumbing
Plating Company

SEWERS CLEANED Electrically; No Dig
ging. NO REsULTs-No PAY. Tenn
nile 1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
United States Freight Compar
Bucyrus-Erie Company declared

a dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon. payable April !. to stock of
record March 10. Payments last
year were 25 cents. July l and 10
cents December 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

BEAUTY operators. good opportunity %
advance your income. Cal Cherry 27s2
for an appointment.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

chance salesman's license was re-
ceived from William M. Hart, 1910
Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

During the past six months all
radio listeners have been hearing
that song about a girl with light
brown hair. Stephen Foster wrote
it, perhaps before your grandparents
were born. Plugging it during the
past winter has not hurt the song
a bit. And if you have an early
printing of it, in broadside or as a
music sheet, you'll find it far more
than just sentimental keepsake.
It's worth real money.
Recently the New York Historical
Society staged an exhibition of
Stephen Foster broadSide song
sheets. Mind you. an exhibit of
the sheets that were sold for a
penny .. Just the words. not the
music the kind of sheets they
peddled on street corners. sold at
the minstrel shows and vended at
novelty stores. SO many were sold
that few people actually saved them.
They were too cheap to be worth
anything. They were Of a size to
make good spill to light a pipe or
lamp in emergency E. just sheet
of paper with the words of a song
Certainly a few were preserved
between the pages of old books and
Bibles. Some were stored away in
"sentimental' boxes by sweet young
things and romantic lads. Came a
great war between North and South
Boys from both sections didn't come
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Government Fostering
Tuna Tree Cultivation

The Government is encouraging
carefully increased domestic pro-
duction of tung oil so that The
Nation may more nearly approach
self-suff cheney in regard to this i'm
portant paint ingredient Gulf Coast
farmers able to do so are urged to
plant small number of tung trees
as a sideline. Such experimental
paintings are considered most likely
to yield the greatest eventual pro-
duction of the oil This crop, at
tempted on large scale. requires
considerable capital, knowledge and
care and is highly speculative, with
little chance of immediate return.
To improve quality and yield of
the tung oil Agriculture Department
Evening star., 1941-08-30

| On Chimney
Construction

Decorative or utilitarian though
it may be, the chimney presents
special construction problems from
the standpoint both of sound build
ing and fire safety.
The chimney should be self-sup-
porting and so constructed as TO be
absolutely independent of the house
framing. Soil conditions govern the
size of the chimney footmgs, but
they should never be less than IL
inches deep and should always ex-
tend at least 6 inches beyond the
face of the chimney.
The walls of chimney with
terra Gotta flue lining should not
be less than inches thick. if built
OF brick; nor less than 8 inches
thick, if built of stone.
All combustible materials, such
as wood framing members. should be
at least inches from the chimney
wall. The open spaces between the
floor framework and the chimney
should be filled with mortar.
mineral wool, or other incombustible
material.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

by the Federal Home Building Serv-
ice, affiliated with the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board. Estimated cost
of the dwelling is $4,000 to $500,
depending on specifications.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

BY the Associated Press.
Though this low-cost dwelling fea-
lures a familiar 25x25-foot ground
plan, ingenious handling of the
entry and front windows creates an
illusion Of length that adds to its
charm.
in a modified Cape Cod design
the cottage is a complete home
unit. Two bedrooms. a good sized
living room and the utilities are well
arranged.
Placement of the front entrance
to the left of the center line and
the use of side-by-side windows
increases the apparent length of the
frontage. The covered porch gives
further illusion of length.
The architect has included an
optional design which permits elm
ination of downstairs closet in
favor of stairway to the attic. The
plans have been approved for use
Evening star., 1941-08-30

is introduced through an automa tic
ally controlled float valve. The
water is supplied from a small cop
per line which is connected into the
water supply at convenient point
by strap valve, or in the case Of
a vapor system, from the radiator
condensate which is filtered through
carbon to remove odors.
Humidfcation is therefore added
to the air only when it is needed
because the humidifier operates only
when the heating system is running,
and it automatically evaporates
more moisture in cold weather when
it is needed.
Evening star., 1941-08-30
'Chut' Room Popular

If the family is large there should
be two rooms in the home for groups
to gather and talk. A coZy room in
the basement with fireplace is
ideal either for the young folks or
parents. A chat" room can be
built around a fireplace with in
sulating panels in green or other
pastel tints. Furnish the room in
leather, decorate it in the Indian
motif, buy a small radio and phono-
graph combination, and this will
soon be the most popular room in
the house.
Evening star., 1941-08-30


home. A new era began. New gen.
erations began to sing "Old Black
Joe" and My Old Kentucky Home"
without knowing who wrote the
songs.
Revival of Ballads.
But now there is revival. A re-
vival of sentimental ballads, old
minstrel lays, old backwoods rounds
and New England quilting songs. In
spite of the widespread destruction
of the old ballad sheets and the dis
posal of thousands of sheets of
music, an amazing number are COM
ing to light. And many more must
be in hiding perhaps in your
attic perhaps in old boxes for
gotten for years . in the bottoms
of old drawers. between the pages
of old books. Not only Stephen Fos-
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Special Brush for Vornish

The newer quick drying varnishes
tend to set almost instantly. There
is consequent pull against tbs
brush. For such applications =
soft, thick brush of the chisel type
Is recommended.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

research men have selected q few
hundred of the healthiest and most
productive trees from existing or
chards and are propagating soms
thousands Of young trees in South
ern test orchards.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

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Bunkers Hill Monument" The
dedication line reads ITO the Log
House there first loved Min
strelsy I wood. Boston, March IA,
1926"
Collectors Vogue.
These old broadsides were often
embellished with cheap woodcuts, as
the Dixie and Ben Bolt here shown
But many were issued plain" Some
also had floral borders. These are
sometimes found colored per-
haps by the hand of a now faded
lady whom romance touched and
then left bereft. Few antique deal
ers have been buying these old
sheets. The trade has been largely
with the old bookstores. The maga-
zine Antiques has commented on
several occasions on sheet music d.
ballet music and other broadsides
Now there is a collectors vogue
starting. Musicians are going for
them. Impressarios are being i'm
pressed by them. They are America
e. . and already they begin to sing
of potential value in a high key
Evening star., 1941-08-30

ter songs but any old songs. The
song Jenny Lind made famous.
Home Sweet Home" The Star
Spangled Banner Dixie America
Ben Holt Remember single
sheets such as the Dixie" or the
Ben Bolt" shown here or the
Log House" by John Mills Brown
which is here reproduced from the
original drawing of the music cover.
The tiny illustrations at the bottom
of this sheet are perhaps dim in the
reproduction but they illustrate the
"Fates driving the Western Minstrel
out of Louisville and the MUSES.
securing Mr.. Heinrich in Boston,
a view of the State House and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
.poyels(len !. !
dlehoiioisd
Four Mount Clemens
Employees Are Fetsd

OFifty- three employees of the
Consumers Power company
among them four Mount Glenn.
ems men, received service EN-.
blem awards at The company's
fifth annual service award pro-
gram at the Roosevelt hotel in
Pontiac last night.
One 25-year service emblem
was awarded, four 2O-year EN-.
blems, fourteen 15-year EN-.
blems, twelve 10-year emblems
and ~ five-year emblems. Local
members to be honored are
Harry Hartman, of the distribu.
ton department, who was given
q 15-year service award; Melvin
Schurig, of the credit depart.
ment, who got q 10-year award
Patrick Quinn, of the distribu-
ton department, who, likewise
received q 10-year emblem; and
Otto Hohensee, Of the distribu.
ti0n department, who received 9
five-year emblem.
Division Manager b. @. Camp
bell presided at the dinner,
which was held at $50 D. m.
Arthur Boehn, local member
of the company's Quarter Gen.
tury club, who now has 90
years service with the company,
and Ralph Clark were other To-
cal men who attended. Wives OF
honored members also attended.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16

Tool Manufacturer
10 'locote III Warren

OLatest development in the
rapid industrial expansion OF
South Macomb county was dis
closed today in the proposed con-
struction of an office and fac
tory building on Hoover road,
just north Of Eight Mile road,
Warren township.
Fred Grieder, president of the
Grieder Machine Tool and Die
company, announced that the
company has been compelled to
construct its own plant to meet
the needs Of expanding business
conditions. The company office
is now situated At ala East
Woodbridge avenue. Detroit.
The company plans 70 increase
its personnel about 100 percent
or more. Thirty persons are now
in its employ.
Although final plans have not
as yet been completed by the
architect, according to Grieder.
the plant will probably occupy
$4,000 square feet Of floor space.
Present indications are, he said,
that building shall be started
about February is and complet-
ed in April or May. Contracting
bids, he declared, have not yet
been opened.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
Scene Of Clash
Calm as Men
Re-enier Plant
Foetory Opens IS
Hours After OffieioI
Insists on Move

oDETROIT, Jan. 16-R-
Strikers began returning to
work in Eaton Manufacturing
Company plants today under a
peace plan speeded into effect
in the name of National Defense.
Four plants closed by SYM
pathy strikes were reopened,
and at Q A111ksat Saginaw, Mich,
g: g; :: !: !! J: !;
CO. Unite{ billie WosE.
ers reached "a agreement Int
night, 80 hours after federal con-
ciliator 'Jaanes II. Dewey Ind
dunan6A1 that - strikes csase
tary 80 - fsessoi6
The strikes, wh4chlhad threat
ened to interrupt sprAduction Of
airplaAe parts for defense orders
began Monday In the Saginaw
plant with the UAW-CIO charg-
ing that the company refused to
keep a rehiring agreement
reached after a walkout in Nov
ember.
Sympathy strikes by the Clio
union followed at plants in De-
troit, Battle Creek, and Mar
shall, Mich, and at Cleveland
All four of these plants were
See STRIKE-Page z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
Coroner Probes
Death Of Boy
Poison Possibility
Hinted by SpsrIieh

OCoroner William G. Sperlich,
of Center Line. announced to-
day. that he had conducted a
post mortem into the death OF
a 13-year-nld Van Dyke boy with
the possibility existing that the
youth had died from poisoning.
Coroner. Sperlich said that
chemists at st. Joseph's hospital
were analysing liquid contents
found in the stomach of Ray
mond Waggy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Waggy, 1912 Berk-
shire, Van Dyke, in the assump-
ton that the analysis will show
See DEATH--Page Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16

Is. Demand Opens Strike-B Bound Factory
RawGolAbsent
but the Boys
HowLed Loudly

OBISBEE, Ariz., Jan. 16-(R
They didn't slap bags of gold
dust on the bar and shout for
drinks for the house, but that
was about the only early-day
mining camp atmosphere lack
ing at Bisbee's big pay day
party.
Most of the $500 construction
workers on an army expansion
project at nearby Fort Huachuca
moved into town to convert their
weekly payroll checks, totaling
$125,000 into cash.
Banks remained open last
night and stctsNs did thriving
business throaSisuut the eyan
q .msrchants sought Z abr
%!
1Glic1l 4 De men q
Thu q lreds of o.s&rS q
vaded Brewery GulG &1u
s"WhisIky INV. Of 1e mint
city in r. 1870 al&nd $500
!, Sec - III eMCo 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
Six New Air Corps Units Formed
at Selfridge Field Base To-day !.
Al OFFICERS, 200 ENLISTED MEN SHIFTED
TO NEW FUNCTIONS IN EXPANSION
PROGRAM HERE

Major Clarence +. Crumrine
will command the 18th Air Base
Group which Is slated to be sta
toned at the new Army Air
Corps field near Fort Wayne, In
diana. Other officers assigned
to the new Army AIR Corps unit
today are Captain John N. Jones,
Captain Egil H. Sylvander, LIST
Lieut.. Charles E. Fulton and
End Lieut.. Tabor r. Novak.
The famous LIST Pursuit Group
is the parent organization of the
two groups activated today, the
SIND Pursuit Group, which will
remain at Selfridge Field and
the 58th Pursuit Group. sched-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
Aircraft Carrier Hit
by Axis Bomb Raider

ing occupied by an undisclosed
number Of persons.
Other Nazi planes dropped
bombs in towns along the east
coast and in the midlands.
British artillery ringed with
in four miles of Tobruk's outer
defenses were reported Smelling
the town sporadically, concen-
trating on an attempt to silence
a big Italian naval gun, planted
ashore, which British troops
dubbed "Tobruk Tom"
Sce WARFARE z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16

oForty-one Army Officers as
sumed new assignments at Sell
fridge Field here today in the
re-shuffling of personnel accom-
panying activation Of six new
Air Corps units as scheduled
under the Army Air Corps ex-
pansion program.
Lt.-Col. Harold H. George,
World War lace" and command
ing officer of the 3lst Pursuit
Group today became executive
officer of the 9Th Pursuit Wing
Headquarters and Headquar-
tiers Squadron. Assigned to this
unit with Lt.-Col. George are
Capt. Allen w. Reed and LIST
Lieut.. Philip S. Pollock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
Correction
THE FACTS ABOUT
A DISTORTED
STORY

. Obviously irritated and an
gered because its limited facili-
ties and circulation resulted in
its failure to receive the award
for publication Of the annual
Supervisors Proceedings, which
Is required by law. the Mount
Clemens Daily Leader Wetnes-
day went tout Of control" In an
attempt to place honest officials
In m unsavory light.
In order that taxpayers Ill
over the county might be able 70
inform themselves Of the actions
and financial transactions Of
their respective representatives.
the law Requires publication Of
the proceedines In question.
The Leader. STORY. printed
4 Be THE FACT1-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
~ The Associated Press

OThe British Admiralty &C.
knowledged today that the
9,10O-ton British cruiser South.
ampton-one of three British
warships damaged by Axis
bombers off Sicily Jan. 10-has
been sunk by British forces af-
ter it caught fire.
An Italian newspaper also re-
ported that the British aircraft
carrier Eagle was hit by q Fas-
cist plane-launched torpedo in
the Mediterranean area, where
the Rome Berlin Axis has un-
s1eashed concerted aerial often
xsive against Britain's sea block
ade.
The Admiralty sai6 n]nst of
the Southampton's crew was
saved. It's communique said 4
British submarine had sunk two
Italian supply ships in the cen
trail Mediterranean. ~.~
The torpedo hit on the Eagle
brought to q total of Is the Bril-
fish ships-14 warships and two
merchantmen - listed by the
Italians as having been sunk or
damaged since the Axis Offen-
sive began Jan. 9.
The aircraft carrier Illustri-
Gus and the l,335-ton destroyer
Gallant were the other two Bril-
fish warships damaged. Both
managed to reach port.
INNS Southampton had SUBJ
sequently to be sunk by our
own forces when it was found
impracticable to tow 1t into
port" the Admiralty said.
German night raiders dropped
"a considerable number of in
cendiary bombs in London, the
empire capitals first attack after
dark since Sunday, and the gov
eminent reported most Of the
casualties occurred when q
single bomb demolished q build
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
Sheriff Theut
Still Confined
by Severe Cold

oThe condition of Sheriff Jacob
Theut, who has been confined to
his home with q severe cold the
past few days, was said to be
unimproved today.
The sheriff, stricken several
days after he took office as Ma
comb county's new chief law
enforcement officer, will re-
sumo his new duties as soon as
his condition permits.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16

uled for transfer 10 an undetef-
mined station:
Major Earl w. Barnes today
assumes command Of the SIND
Pursuit. Group. Air Corps o.
Aeers assigned to this new Group
afe Captain Clayton Z. Hughes,
Captain Thomas A. Holdiman,
Captain willian I. Kimb9ll. lst
Lieut.. Alan T. Bennett, LIST Lieut..
Don L. Wilhelm, Jr., LIST Lieut..
y. Francis Taylor. Jr., and and
See AIR CORPS-Ra9e 3