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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-27
SOUTH AMERICA CALLING NOTED
 ALASKA ARTISTS
Nina and Jo Crumrine Sail ing Soon on Sketthing
 and Painting Trip

New fields to conquer are calling Nina and Jo Crumrine, Juneau's mother-and- daughter painting and sketching team, to South America, where they've heard there is a mountain even higher than Mount Mckinley
 Mrs. Crumrine and 21-lear-old Jo claim Juneau is home to them, but on October they're forsaking Alaska for the new adventures of the southern. continent. For the past several years they have travelled throughout the Territory. recording faces and scenes in scores of Eskimo and Indian villages, on remote islands and isolated settle ments in the Arctic winterlandt Many of their paintings hang in Juneau hotels, private residences and in the Territorial Museum; others are to be found in almost every Alaskan city.
 But now, the Crumrines have seen Alaska-and summer is coming in Santiago. where the seasons are reversed They plan to travel down the west coast of South America and return on the east side of the continent, perhaps sketching their way through the Caribbean, thence to Mexico City and then .. well, who knows where artists will go next?
 Be that as it may, the Crumrines are certain of one thing:
 We'll be coming back to Juneau some day"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-27
GAMES FRIDAY National League

Cincinnati 4; Pittsburgh 3.
 American League Detroit 4; Chicago 3. Washington l, 0; New York 4, 1. Cleveland 5, 3; St: Louis 6, 2.
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FORESTER BRINGING
 TRAIL GREW TO PORT

With a crew of trail workers aboard, the motorship Forester, Forest Service vessel, was to arrive in Juneau this afternoon or early evening from Snettisham Inlet, where the crew has been working for the past few weeks.
 ; In charge of the party is John Maurstad, construction foreman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-27
' PLAYERS
 STRUCK OUT
 BY JOHNNIE
Wander Nicer Runs His To fdI Blank -ems to POP
 for 1941 Season
tBY ASSOCIATED pREss)

In the only game played yester- day in the National League, Van der Nicer got seven straight strike outs, pushing his seasons total to POP as Cincinnati downed Pitts burgh before TIT fans. Johnny gave only nine scattered hits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-27

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
State Continues
.Sldvenger Sale
Of Local Land

The following described Detroit
properties will 60 on the block at
1903 Washington boulevard this
week in the state land boards
scavenger auction:
Monday. Aug. IL, 1871: Prop
critics in the City OF Detroit, Ward
%, starting with the west side OF
Grandville, page z. through the
west side OF Marlborough, page IL,
Wayne County Sale Book No. 8.
Tuesday. Aug. II, 1871: Prop
critics in the City OF Detroit, Ward
%, starting with the west side OF
Minock, page IL. through the east
side of Plainview. page IS. Wayne
County Sale Book No. 8.
Wednesday. Aug. 13, 1871: Prop
critics in the City OF Detroit, Ward
%, starting with the west side OF
Plainview, page is, through the
east side OF Evergreen, page 10,
Wayne County Sale Book No. 8.
Thursday, Aug. II, 1871: Prop
critics in the City OF Detroit, Ward
%, starting with the west side OF
Evergreen, page 10, through the
west side OF Evergreen. page p,
Wayne County Sale Book No 3.
Friday, Aug. IS, 1941: Properties
in the City Of Detroit, Ward p.
starting with the east side OF
Vaughn, page p, through the west
side of Vaughn, page 25, Wayne
County Sale Book No. 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
.AirtempD Dealers
To Meet Here

"ChrySler Airtemp's Contribu-
tons to Human Comfort will be
the subject of a talk by Paul B.
Zimmerman, vice president and
general salesmanager of Airtemp,
before an invitation dinner for
architects, engineers, builders and
ChrySler Corporation dealers at
the Hotel Statler here next Mon
day. The dinner climaxeS an all
day meeting of Chrysler Airtemp
dealers in this area, when the
company's Fall program will be
presented by factory officials.
The Five Star Features OF
Airtemp's line of heating, cooling
and combination Summer and
Winter air conditioning equip
ment will be presented by Allen
2. Livar, Airtemp chief heating
engineer and Minor Dow of the
company's service department
Henry Knowtlon. sale promotion
manager OF Airtemp, will outline
marketing plans in connection with
the company's program for year
around air conditioning systems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Work Underway
On Royal Oak
Phone Building

Construction was under way
Saturday on a $500 600 addition
10 the Royal oak telephone cen
trail Office building first step in
81 500 600 expansion and inn
provement program by the Mich
gan Bell Telephone Company m
that community
The program according 20 Ben
r. Marsh. Detroit commercial
superintendent for tho company
contemplatcS the conversion Of tho
Royal Oak telephone system To-
dial operation by 1913
Immediate enlargement OF the
building. however. * necessary
Marsh said. because Of the rapid
growth in service demand in the
Royal Oak area. Today, there are
nearly 1900 telephones IN service
in the Royal Oak zone. gain OF
about 400 since the first OF the
year.
The present building consists of
two wings and a central court. a
two-story addition Will be erected
on each OF the wings and four
stories will be built on the court
with a four story building the re-
suit upon completion OF the con-
Struction. The completed building
with dimensions OF 100 by 100
feet. will contain approximately
100000 cubic feet OF space, An
elevator also is 10 be installed in
The building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
.Durbin Cites
Advantages
OF Insulation

Harry J. Durbin, Detroit builder,
Saturday that all
homes built by his firm would be
insulated with Johns Manville
rock wool bats.
"Our firm has selected Johns
Manville rock wool bait insula-
ton for the new houses we are
building. because In so doing we
feel that we are adding another
important factor TO the future
well-being and satisfaction OF
the occupants OF the homes"
Durbin said.
ECONOMY In maintenance,
comfort. health and fire prOtec-
ton are among the important
advantages Of rock wool insula-
ton. At this time, when short
ages are threatened In facilities
10 transport coal and oil, the
economies made possible through
adequate insulation are particu-
larry valuable.
with this modern insulating
material up tn 30 per cent OF the
Winter fuel bill may be saved.
with "A corresponding drop in the
amount of fuel needed to keep
the house comfortable. The
householder thus saves himself
money while contributing to the
conservation OF the nations fuel
resources"
Durbin pointed out that addi-
tional fire protection is given the
home owner through rock wool in
as the material is mineral
in composition ard therefore, fire.
proof. When installed in a homes
hollow walls and ceiling, which
would ordinarily act like chimney
hueS. rock wool insulation acts as
a fire-stop TO prevent the spread
OF the flames, Durbin said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
FILA Program Hits
New High in July

Small home construction under
the FILA program. concentrated
primarily in defense industry
areas, reached new high levels
during July, Federal Housing Ad-
miniStrator Abner II. Ferguson
announced Saturday. During the
month, construction was started
under FILA inspection on an aver
age Of approximately $500 new
small homes each week. This COM
pared with the previous peak Of
500 homes a week during June
and with a weekly average of
$500 homes started under FILA
inspection during July, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

System A d d s
Use to Appliances

A well-Dlanned and adequate
wiring system helps protect the
home owner against poor service
from his appliances. Inadequate
wiring systems may he replaced
with the aid Of funds obtained
from qualified lending institutions
under Title I operations of the
Federal Housing Administration.
There are many symptoms Of an
inadequate wiring system. Among
them are:
HeSitance Of heating appliances
TO come up TO the proper tempera-
lures.
Dimming Of lights when heavy
current-consuming appliances are
turned on.
Necessity Of frequent replace
ment Of fuses or REIMBURSEMENT Of
circuit breakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Terrace Should
Afford Privacy

The placing OF the terrace OF
your new house will depend largely
upon the orientation Of the house.
Terraces should be located so that
they will be protected from the
hot afternoon sun either by the
house or nearby shade trees. They
should have privacy, be easily ac-
ceSsible from the living room and,
if outside dining is planned, be To-
Gated not too far from the kitchen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
2.5II Wayne Mortgages
Continued from Page One)

with a combined value of $2477676, were in
excess Of $4,000 EACH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Average u. s. Home
Smaller Today

In the last Is years the average
American home has lost room.
According TO data compiled by
the Mortgage Bankers Association
of America and supplied by its
members in SO principal cities, the
average new house being built to-
day has five rooms, whereas Is
years ago il had six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Harry May assistant manager Of the Pere Marquette
Railroad will industrial Expansion Influenced
bv Changing Transportation" at next Wednes
days meeting the brokers' division of the Detroit
Real Estate Board.
Guy S Greene president Real Estate Exchange
Saturday appointment of Douglas j. Fuller TO
the firms mortgage department the last IL Fuller ha
served in the corporation the Detroit Trust Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

L. c Whist Highland Park city engineer last week reported
of "a building permits Highland Park during July Vau
Of the permits totaed S187175 Whitsit said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Shopping Center

The well-planned shopping cen
ter Is a definite asset 10 a COM
munity, according 10 the land
planning section OF the Federal
Housing Administration.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

"ClFTeEN yeors oqo | lost my
hearing. suddenly. The
beautiful world Of music. the
conversation of friends. the
LAUGHTER Of children were swept
owoy from me. Shocking reol-
zotion Of the life | had lost.
seemingly forever, coused deep
despair. Ny futile attempts to
regain the full enjoyment Of the
world of sound coused extreme
nervous stroin, effected my gen.
erol heoIth and disposition. wifh-
out my knowing it.
Finally. OF the suggestion Of
friends twho must have suffered
os much from my offliction os !
did purchased O heorins old.
In the following yeors tried
several different oids. without OBJ
toInlne full success. Could | be
expecting too much? Doubt, con-
sternotion, ond keen disoppoint-
ment odded TO my mentoI stroin.
OrioinoI letter on file
Evening star., 1941-03-16

And Then RECLAIMED!
Lost summer friend told me
about the new Aurex instrument.
ExpIoined its yocuum tube omplI-
ficotion, its sensitivity. clarity ond
power, repeoted success stories
he had heord obout it, urged me
TO overlook post experience ond
try the Aurex. Still skepticoI,
orroneed for demonstration.
Revelation burst upon me like the
sunrise! ! heord perfectly in
groups, could identity individual
spe e h. At the theotre, my
omozement and delight increased.
Every tone OF eoch instrument wos
cleor and pure. | could heor per-
fectIy the highest ond softest
tones of the VIC ms. Hardly
larger thon my spectacle cose.
weighing only 5 ounces. my Aurex
is now O regular part Of my ottire,
though scorcely noticeable. To-
doy, | live oooin."
Evening star., 1941-03-16

The boys we're out to do or die.
Bethesdo's Duke Hoshoeen is down
but he's no folIen gladiator. Just
q horizontal slip os he still erobs
for the ball against On opposing
scrombIe for it in the game be-
tween Bethesda Chevy Chose ond
Coolidge High Schools.
Star Staff Photos by Ranny Routt.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

TOPPING off the scholastic basketball Washington
The Sto Metropolitan kept the Tech gym ond its
copoc poek Of fons ferment and fuor The best eight
the motohed duck and bbe ond boske shooting
in this climax bright Above somple Of the
action the Eosten High School Georgetown Prep
Eostens Lor Copone white jersey No. IA bottIns under
the bosket with Prep Bill Cremen, with Froneis Monl O Of
Eostern and Bob Barrett Of Prep reody to cut in.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Circle Plans
Strawberry Social

GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE yes
tsrday made plans for q straw
berry social, to be held at the
home Of Mrs. John Arthur.
Grove Park avenue. on Monday,
June 10, from two to Ave o'clock.
The public L. invited. The COM
mittee for the event includes
Mrs. Arthur. Mrs. Russell Glas-
cow. Mrs. Olin Cook. and Mrs.
Lillian Alguire.
The plans were made at the
meeting Of the circle held yester-
day 1t the home Of Mrs. Charles
Wood, Avery street. Other bust
ness Of the day included the ap-
pointment of delegates to the
special Kings Daughters meet
ing today. Golden Rule was to be
represented by Mrs. Paul
Schoen, Mrs. Robert Winbigler,
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Arthur.
A new member, Mrs. John
Normtngton. Joined the circle at
the meeting.
Mrs. Alguire will be hostess at
the next meeting, to be held at
the Kings Daughters Home on
June 20.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Trinity Circle

TRINITY CIRCLE will meet
In the school rooms on Thursday,
June IL, at 1890 o'clock instead
Of on June 10. Members will de-
vote the afternoon to quilting. A
good attendance Is requested.
MIR. AND MRS. MATTHEW
KNIGHT Of Warrington had %
their dinner guests Sunday MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Essex, and Will
liam Dean Of Huntington Woods,
Helen knight Of Crosse Pointe
and Frances knight Of Royal
Oak.
MRS. HARRY M. HAMILTON
OF Lansing Is the guest of her
sister, Mis-. ]. ]. Collier at the
Clementine Hotel.
80
ANN TAYLOR entertained .
few friends ct . circus party In
Detroit last evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10

AN APPROACHING WE D.
dung Of considerable interest In
Mount Clemens Il that Of Mari
Eta Lancaster. Of Clinton, Mich.
Ind Frank r. Jeanette, promi-
neut local attorney.
The wedding will take place
bn Saturday morning 1t IL
o'elock In the rectory Of st.
kIouis Catholic church, with the
Rev. Fr. Harold Rosebrook read
Ing the service.
Ivan A. Johnston will be best
Imam, and the brides only At
|tendsnt will b her sister, Lois
lancaster. A wedding break
|faet will be served for the bridal
party and immediate families at
he Club Royale, with q reception
Tor 126 relatives and friends In
the afternoon ut the brides
home IN Clinton.
Miss Lancaster. the daughter
lot Mrs. George H. Lancaster Of
|Clinton. Is z graduate Of Michi-
gan state Teachers College at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
. WE THE WOMEN
GIRL CONTENAPLA TIfG MARRIAGE TO-DAY
SHOULD BE READY TO SUPPORT HERSELF

often decide II gives them q right to have their
say In the young folks plans and decisions. ~
And IL isn't easy on q mans pride TO have his
wifes family responsible for her support.
In these times girl has to be able to stand on
her own two feet, II she 10 to have . chance ut
marriage with . man her age.
Ev8N ~ II MEANS SACRIFICE
Parents Of girls still In high school ought 20
think about that when they are wondering what
to do with their daughters once the yoUngseess
have their high school diplomas.
Even though they can't send girl 10 college,
most porents can zee that she eets some kind q
training that will ft her to earn her own living.
And II they possibly can give IL 70 her. even
though g means sacrifice to them. thoy Shoua1.
For ths dey q past when girl could count G.
somosus elss foe her Rapport-first ca be- nSlsr
and thsm hes husoend.
To1ay Sh1rs u likeiy 70 % a inteyJu6o -oA1
thseo q no telling AeW loNg 70 viii leet-W10
- W1n have - dspenA q h9soA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Baptist SIS Heads
Make Summer Plans

TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS of
the Teachers and Officers Coun-
Gil Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church held their monthly bust
ness meeting at the church last
evening.
Allen Walton, Sunday school
superintendent presided at the
meeting, at which literature for
the classes was discussed. Furth-
er plans for the vacation Bible
school were made.
Every member of the church
10 asked to push the July 4, pot
luck picnic, m event planned
especially for children. II will be
held ut Simms Grove, Clinton
River road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Circle Changes Date
for Annual Dinner

ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE
last evening changed the date
of the annual dinner from June
10 TO June II. The event will
take place at Vernier's Inn In
New Baltimore. Members ore to
meet at the Kings Daughters
Home, with cars leaving prompt
ly at $50 o'clock. Mrs. william
Rickert Is in charge Of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Charles Rowland, Miller
street, was hostess to last eve
ning's meeting, when cards were
played following the business
meeting. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Walter Meldrum and Mrs.
Walter Bing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Eagles to Install
Officers Thursday

FRAT ERNAL ORDER of
Eagles installation will be held
at Aerie hall on Thursday eve
ming at eight o'clock. Edward
Duprey will be the installing Of
ficer, and those to be. installed
are:s -,-Tt-- ~,
Vernon Smith. worthy presi-
dent; Wilson Debate. worthy
vice-president; George Pipe,
worthy chaplain; willard Kidd,
treasurer; Earl Kidd, secretary;
Harry Pasheld. worthy conduc-
tor; and B. F. Lakes, trustee. The
inside guard will be Abraham
Debate, Jr.. and the outside
guard, Ralph Mandel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
|Lancaster-Jeannette Vows
is be Spoken Saturday

Ypsilanti, and has been principal
Of Pierce school In Roseville for
the past several years.
Mr.. Jeanette, the son Of Mrs.
Joseph Jeanette, n Croker
boulevard. u . 1925 graduate Of
Mount Clemens High school. He
earned his Bachelor Of Arts de-
gree from the University Of
Michigan In 1892 AMI his law de-
gree from the Detroit College OF
Law In 1893. He has been prac-
ticing law In Mount Clsmsns
since his admission 70 the bar.
and In addition 70 . Justice Of the
peace here. Well-k n o " n
throughout Maeomb county. he
Is Z member Of the East Detroit
Kiwanis club, which he serves rs
secretary.
Miss Lancaster, who complet-
ed her school year In Roseville
last Friday, Is being feted At q
number Of parties this week.
This evening Margaret Kells Of
Adrian will entertain Ut q din
ner and shower at her home. To-
morrow evening Mrs. Roy Car
row of Clinton will give q
bride-shower In Miss Lancas-
ter's honor, and on Thursday
Mrs. Clyde Miller will honor her
at shower for IL.
Mr.. Jeanette will be honored
by q group of friends at bach
elor event TO be held 1t (;ordon's
Grill this evening 1t 1880 o'clock.
Tomorrow evening law enforce
ment officers have been invited
to q similar party In Priehs club
rooms.
The couple will live at II
Croker boulevard In Mount
Clemens, after q two weeks
wedding trip.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Games Party

ST. LOUIS MUM AND Pop
Ply CLUB will sponsor q public
games party for men and women
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
lra w. Fuller, Isl Dickinson
street Saturday evening, at eight
o'clock.
AMONG THE DONALDSON
SCHOOL Safety Patrol boys
who were guests Of the Automo-
bile Club Of Michigan at the
baseball game in Detroit on FRI
day were Richard McFarlane,
captain; Tom Poole, lieutenant;
and Donald Bailey, Jerome Ser
I vo, Harold Schinsheck, John
Suite, Marvin Low. Douglas
Phillips, and Franz Devantier.
MIR. AND MRS. ALTON NOE
will leave Wednesday for q
motor trip through the Smoky
Mountains and on to Atlanta,
Ca, where they will attend the
Kiwanis convention. After the
convention they will take . brief
trip through Florida before re-
turning home. They expect to be
gone two weeks.
MRS. FREDERICK MCKAY,
Mrs. Elizabeth Westendorf and
Mrs. william r. Cross have Is
sued invitations for q tea from
three 70 ave o'clock on Thurs
day, honoring Mrs. Stanley
Flanders Of Fresno. CALI, who
arrived Sunday to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs.
Harvey Scott.
MRS. WILLIAM X. CHURCH.
YARD will leave this evening
for ! two weeks visit with Capt.
and Mrs. Lonnie johnson 1t JET.
ferson Barracks. st. Louis. Mo.
MISS MABELLE REMNANT
returned to her home In Detroit
yesterday, after spending the
weekend ~ the guest Of Mrs.
Julia Case, North avenue.
.
ms. ALVIN BUELL. snd con
Darrell s6 bay City ore spending
the week - gveses Of 1fU.
4ushl's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Dresser, - Gibbs strtet.
M. AND Mrs. L. WADE
FAST are bulldog . nsw home
e. Sootopo ovoDuos noo1 v1JIe.
viow. 3hoy sxpoct . b able 70
0cve mo y Il ths Ssll.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-10
Couple Wed so Years a q
Hold Open House Tod1y

MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR l..
DONALDSON are receivins
their friends today ut their home
at 81 Lincoln avenue, in celebra-
ton of their golden wedding
anniversary. Their guests be-
gan arriving at two o'clock this
afternoon and they will hold
open house on into the evening.
Receiving with them are their
son-in-law and daughter, Or. and
Mrs. Austin w. Heine. and their
two granddaughter, Sisrid and
Cynthia Heine.
The tea-table was 20 be ef-
fectively conferred with m AZ
rangement Of 50 yellow roses In
q crystal bowl placed on . mir
ror. Crystal accessories wers
used, catching the. light Of the
thanking tapers.
During the courSe Of the aft
ernoon and evening . number
of the couples close friends were
to pour, including Mrs. Fred
Breitmeyer. Mrs. william Leh-
ner, Mrs. Harry Donaldson. Mrs.
Edgar H. Racine, Mrs. Varnum
Bowers and Mrs. Harry Hamil-
ton Of Lansing.
A large number Of relatives
q n d friends from out-of-town
were expected for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Chick Of
Detroit, former residents Of
Mount Clemens were to be here,
and to bring with them their
houseguest, Mrs. Maleo ! m
Brooks. formerly Of Detroit. now
Of Los Angeles. Mrs. Brooks
was . frequent visitor In Mount
Clemens while she lived In De-
troit. Miss Eleanor and Miss
Constance Cxixek were also ex.
pected.