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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04

y lo66oW. March I - Soviet
1nkl9g the position that
1; ~ Hcoooohco Of German troops
r Iulearia may lead to "exten-
10 n the sphere Of war" has
I - v1Drd King Boris she cannot
I : 1T hie government in Its
4 - y nt policy"
n Russian attitude was ex-
$500 IN . note handed the
,i1rnrian minister yesterday by
~ Soviet vice commissar OF
1oesiGn affairs, Andrei Y. Wish
Hscalling that the Soviet min
istGf % Sofia was advised Off
cially last Saturday that Bull
.anriS had .1sented to the en-
SIance Of Maxi troops to help in
sstlso preservation Of peace in the
DSlkana" the note declared:
ssIhe S0viet government can
not share the opinion of the Bull
6nrinn government as to the cor
Toctnea6 Of the latter's position
81 this matter, since it Is a posi-
tunirrespective of the desire OF
~ Bulgarian government -
which does not lead to CONSOLE
datiou Of peace, but to extension
% the sphere Of war and to Bull
xoria being involved in it.
ssIn view Of this, the Soviet
government, true to its policy of
peace, cannot render any support
% ~ Bulgarian government in
III application Of its present
policy..
en- London, the Press Asso-
cio1Icn described Il, as "a mere
1orJmal protest" unlikely to re-
ssIjt IA any concrete action. The
neWs agency noted that Russia
hid tchosen to inform Bulgaria,
9nd not Maxi Germany, Of her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
War

NNVntAuOCu AhVhA o8V ~
ital, and delivered to Turkeys
president lsmet Inonu what was
believed to be . special message
from Adolf Hitler containing
assurances that Nazi troops
were not planning to enter Tur-
key.
Turkey was reported speeding
reinforcements to her frontier
with Bulgaria.
A Swiss telegraphic agency
dispatch from Belgrade, Yugo-
slav capital, reported "increas-
ing preliminary conversations
are underway for an armistice
between Greece and Italy"
But this was unconfirmed else
where, and London said Britain's
foreign secretary Anthony Eden
and Gen. Sir John G. Dill, chief
of the imperial general staff,
were working out q plan with
Greek government leaders in
Athens to rush mid to Greece in
the event Of . German invasion.
Soviet Russia, still the No. /
riddle Of the war, was reported
reinforcing her troops on the
Prut river frontier, facing Ru-
mania, as Rumania's mobiliza-
ton continued under the super
vision Of German staff officers.
Russia's diplomatic rebuke to
Bulgaria for permitting Maxi
Legions to overrun her country
injected uncertainty in the sit
uation.
Berlin shrugged off the Krem-
Inns remonstrance, declaring it
was none of Germany's affair,
while London described the So
Wet note to Bulgaria as q mere
formal protest"
There was no indication,
British spokesman said, that Rus
STA had stepped out of her role
of defensive neutrality.
Russia's attitude, as expressed
in the note, was that Bulgaria's
action had jeopardized the
framework of peace In the Bal
kans, that 1.-The Soviet govern
ment cannot share the opinion
Of the Bulgarian government as
to the correctness" of the open
ing the gate to Adolf Hitler's
legions, and that consequently
Russia could not support Bull
garia.
Neither London, nor Berlin,
however, reflected any belief
that Russia had stepped beyond
her position of defensive neu-
trality by the note handed yes
terday to the Bulgarian minister
to Moscow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
HOnOrs
CONTINUED from Page IL

(COnJlnue0 from FaSc ~
uation exercises will be held two
days later.
Both students have been stu
dent leaders. Devantier won
varsity letters in tennis and is
a member of the creative writ
ing and NC clubs.
Miss Elkin is a member of the
National Honor Society, was in
the Junior Play cast a year ago,
serves on the Mirror staff and
is a member of the Usher Club,
Masque and Wig Club, ISIS. and
Creative Writing Club.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Half Million I
Lose WpA Jobs
Department Promises
Widespread Slash

WASHINGTON, March A.
R-Work Projects Administra-
ton officials indicated today
that $4,000 persons would be
stricken from WPA employment
rolls by June.
They added that q ormal an
nouncement likely would be
made Thursday.
Drastic payroll cuts, these Of
ficials declared, were necessary
to keep within the 1915, 200, OO'
supplemental ielief appropria-
ton which Congress recently
authorized for March, April,
May, and June.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
I5IkyID||IT
|ljlIiI(Il
~. i %:!':,,
Bob MagaIy Wins
Defamation Contest


OBob Magary won the annual
Defamation Contest sponsored
by the speech department of the
Mount Clemens High school this
afternoon with his, Strength
and Peace"
In second place was Bill Frac-
ton, who gave "Toussaint L
Overture" Other entries were:
Howard Rosso, Florence Ullrich,
Paula Englund and Hester Mat
theWs.
Judges were Rev. Joseph L,
Kennedy. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, Alvin w.
Hameister, s. 8. Kresge execu-
tive, and Nancy Bowman, school
dramatics Judge. sr So We
"A IS hrst and q 50 second
prize will be awarded later.
Margaret Ann Ayers, chairman
Of the speech department. said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Markets


DETROIT, March 4-tAP)-cattie CO.,
1850; good TO choice yeariinos 1880
ll.50; choice to prime heavy steers ll.36-
17.2S: good to choice heavy steers l01S-
100: fair to good heavy stssrs 0oo-
1000: best cows 65o-7.oo: best Light
butcher bulls 10000: best heavy
weight bolognas 1855; good TO choice
stockers and tesdsrs eeo-lo.so; uilkers
and springers 0S.0o-o0.00.
Calves 600. Steady Best calves l4oo;
fair TO good 10.10-l3.90.
Sheep and lambs 1000. IS cents higher
than Mondays close. Best lambs 1l.0o;
fair TO good e.2S-lo.7s; best light sheep
fair 10 good lo.So-i3eo. ~
Hogs l,3oo. Prospects about stsa0y.
Previous close top o.oS. 9taoD e.1s-se.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
London Newspapers
Ran -Four; Sir Pages

OLONDON, March 4 - @ -
British newspapers announced
today they had agreed to publish
only four-page papers two days
a week, SO as to conserve news
print.
On the other days, they will
remain at six pages.
Under the agreement, effec-
tive March Is, Sunday papers
will be limited to 10 pages, in
stead Of IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Kennedy
Continued from Page u

CONTINUED from Page u
South Macomb later in the eve
ming, Wagner said.
Kennedy, who served as dep
uty highway commissioner to
Murray D. VanWagoner until
the latter resigned his post fol-
lowing his election as governor,
is expected to outline the high
way building program possible
in the county through the use
of defense funds.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Center


tContinued from rage -
posal. A number of other or
CARNATIONS have indicated they
will petition for approval Of the
project.
The Selfridge Field Service
Council was recently organized
in Mount Clemens to promote re-
creational activities for the sold
iers at the field, and is COM
posed of members from many
Mount Clemens lodges, clubs and
civic organizations.
Similar councils are being or
gained throughout the county.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Cors Slightly Domossd
in Minor Collision

Gears driven by Harry Glas-
Cow, 50 Miller street, and Ber-
nard o. Boyer, 80 Kibbie street,
were slightly damaged when
they collided ut the intersection
Of Cass avenue and Miller yes
terday afternoon. No one was re-
ported hurt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Warren Husband
Charges DeseTlion

oThomas M. Plunkett, of War
rem township, charged desertion
in q suit for divorce from his
Wife, Helen, filed in circuit
court yesterday.
The couple was married lIov.
10, 1892, and separated Jan. Is.
1893. Ray H. callens Il counsel
for Plunkett.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
koriariy 10 Speak
Before kiWanians

oGeorge Moriarity, one-time
Detroit Tiger manager, and
major league umpire, will pre-
sent his latest baseball picture
to the Mount Clemens Kiwanis
club at the Medea hotel tomor-
row afternoon.
Moriarity will appear later in
the afternoon st the Mount
Clemens High school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Drivers Escape Injury
in Gvaiiot Accident

oAutomobiles operated by
George Marquardt, 2 Fifth
street, and Roy Fasbender, st.
Clair Shores, sustained slight
damages when they collided on
Gratiot avenue In Mount Glenn
elis shortly before SEVEN o'clock
last night. No one was reported
injured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
Poultry

DETROIT. March l-tAP)-Poultry ln-
settled. Hens ~ Tbs UP 10: under 81
lbs 10; Lsghorn hens, lbs UP 10; cocks
lola: stays II: rock broilers, ~ lbs up.
Fl: Rabbits. Z lbs up IL: eapons, Z lbe
up -: under lbs n.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04

During 1907. Seguin, Maine,
registered fog for 3,734 hours.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-04
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Evening star., 1941-09-19
Essay CmeH deQdlme-t0m0,y0zV mldWgH!

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

waShering Of leaking hot water
faucets 10 prevent fuel waste is
advisable.
While many heating plants may
need only a routine checking to
put them in good operating con-
dition, others may require more
basic improvements. Some boil
erS may need additional sections
and some houses may require ex-
ira radiation.
Home owners will also find it
advisable 10 investigate the econ
omieS in the replacement of old
coal boilers converted 10 oil firing
by new highly efficient and COM
pact boilCr-burncr units. SINH
larry many gas conversion units
could he replaced with profit to
the owners.
The transformation Of hand
fired hot water heating plant TO
an automatically fired plant with
forced circulation Of the hot water
and consequent better control over
temperature offers another oppor-
tunitY for combining greater heat
ing comfort with fuel economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Suckers Seen
In LinneIight

Suckers for home heating are II
the limelight more than ever this
Fall, Normani James of James &
Roach, Stokol distributors, de,
clared Saturday.
And furthermore. we're not
worried about our ability to fill
orders" James said. I'VE planned
ahead and ordered ahead. We
now have % carloads-hundreds
81 of Stokol stokers-ready for inn
mediate installation"
The Stokol Mercury" stoker
according 10 James, has proved
his firms most popular model
with the Stokol hydraulic-drive
model running a close second
James & Roach also distribute
Stokols for commercial and indus
trial use.
Nearly 5000 homes in the De-
troit area heat with Stokol, James
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Gi||espie-Bd(k
Plant

Because OF an unusually large
increase in business during the
last year, the Gillespie-Back Lum-
Der Company Saturday announced
plans for the further expansion OF
its plant.
1--WE anticipated n moderate
increase i'm business last year."
said William +. Back, president
of the company. land enlarged
our plant accordingly. But we
found we were far short OF our
estimate"
Back attributed his firms
growth 10 the variety Of items
carried in stock and the personal
lied service accorded customers.
The organization carries a COM
plete line of lumber. finish, roofing,
hardware, paint. glass and insula-
ton materials. Gillespie-Back is
also equipped 10 aid in modern
izing and repairing and will advise
and guide prospective clients.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Currier Cites Value
OF Storm Windows

known Is dead air space. Pro
erly fitted storm windows pro-
duce this air space between the
actual window of the house and
the storm window. Cold outside
air does not come in direct con-
tact with glass which Is heated
on one side. The result Is .
cushion OF air between the room
and the cold outside tempera-
ture."
Currier revealed that many OF
his firms customers had reported
that actual savings in fuel bills
have paid for full set Of high
quality storm windows in two
seasons.
Zone important thing about
storm windows II that they can
be added to existing houses with
a minimum of bother and ex-
pense," Currier continued.
ut Is probably the most i'm
portant single way TO save fuel
IN an older house. Last year
the Currier Lumber Company
built and sold more than 100,0OO
storm windows-probably Mt
least half OF them went into
older houses"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Attic Insulation
Recommended
By Webb

One Of the easiest and most
effective ways 10 stop heat loss
and maintain an even, comfortable
temperature in an existing home
is 10 insulate the attic, II. +. Webb
general manager of Lowrie 4
Webb Lumber Company, operators
of FIVE lumber yards in the metro
poltan area, declared Saturday.
Because hot air rises the
most logical way TO stop heat
from escaping is To insuIate the
roof" Webb said. Roof rafters
and attic floor joists are usually
exposed and Ii is a simple mat
ter 60 fasten Balsam Wool in
SulatiOn to the rafters or joists.
Besides preventing heat loss and
increasing Winter comfort attic
insulation keeps out the heat
from the suns rays I'm the
Summer.
complete attic insulation
using Balsam Wool for the av-
eragc-siZcd home costs from $50
20 500. The return i'm fuel saw
ingS alone will pay for this in
VeStment within few years.
And every year thereafter, IL
will supply heating economy and
greater year around comfort"
Webb emphasized that BalSan
Wool was sold on a written money
back guarantee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Check Boiler Flues

Such. n check should include,
FIRST of an a thorough cleaning
of me boiler ilucS 4 blanket Of
SCOT onc-eighth of an inch thick
has the insulating effect Of two
uchc, Of cement
The operation Of hampers and
draft controls as we'll as Their
mosiats and aquaStats should
also Doe checked.
III the system is Oil-hred the
inspection should include a thor
ough examination of the burner,
lluo gas analysis, and a cheek
of th6 refractory brick II is also
advisable % tcSt the accuracy of
tho tank gauge TO bc sure that
on will not he spilled IN filling
the tank too full
Competent heating contractors,
by checking the entire house, VIII
often be able 10 point out heat
losses as for instance open fire.
place hampers, bedroom doors
which fit TOO loosely and thus
allow the escape Of heat at night,
and radiator covers which inter-
fcre with the free circulation OF
air
The operation Of air valves
should be- rcfully checked par
.ticulmly on steam heating plants.
Defective valves should be re-
placed. Hot water radiators
should be vented occasionally dur
ing the heating season TO permit
the escape Of air which may have
COLLECTED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Fuel Chemistry
Assumes More


mo work Of the fuel chemist in
increasing the heat value of house
hold fuels assumes greater i'm
portance today in view Of the need
for fuel conservation.
A new profession until only a
few years ago, fuel chemistry has
done much to provide the home
owner with a better grade of fuel.
In the field of solid fuels, notable
advances have been made in in
creaSing the calory content of
coal offered for sale in decreasing
ash, in arriving at standardization
of sizes and in providing cleaner
coal.
At the same time that the heat
value of solid fuels has been going
up, boilers have been improved
and stokers for the automatic
combustion of coal, both anthra-
cite and bituminous. have won
wide acceptance. Special types of
boilers are available for use with
stokerS.
Because there are so many diff
.ferent grades Of coal, it is advis-
able for the home owner TO obtain
competent advice on the type OF
coal best suited for his boiler OF
furnace, whether IT be manually-
fired or stoker-fired.
Home owners who have not al.
ready bought their supply of Goa
for the 194l-1942 heating season
are urged to do so Immediately as
Ia protection 10 themselves and &c
relieve the strain on the nations
transportation system during the
Winter months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

~ ii HN' MIR. LANCASTER
quate supply OF these materials,
including various forms OF rock
wool, blanket type insulation,
insulated brlckstyle siding,
storm windows and storm doors.
I'm many cases fuel bills have
been cut one-third by installing
insulation and storm doors. But
those who intend TO take steps
to insure their comfort should
not wait too long in buying.
Our present pre-Winter prices
have already resulted In a food
OF orders, particularly on storm
sash.
1T Is my opinion that there
will he no loss OF comfort this
Winter for those who will utilize
present means To conserve heat
losses"
The Lancaster Lumber Com
pany'S two yards are located a
6345 Schaefer road for west side
customers and 70S5 East Eight
Mile road for east side buyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Most homes have about one
third of their total wall area de-
voted TO windows which means
one-third of the house walls are
no thicker than a pane of glass.
Donald +. Currier. treasurer of
the Currier Lumber Company,
pointed out Saturday.
'It Is important, therefore, to
make some provision to check
heat loss through this source"
Currier said.
1.-THE most efficient insulator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Insure Home
Comfort, Says
Lumbernndn

With the probability of greater
restrictions being placed upon the
fuel supply because of the nations
defense program it has become
imperative for the householder to
find other methods of maintaining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Publications Appeal

An appeal for American publica-
tons containing information on
defense building and the problems
of reconstruction has been made
TO the American Institute Of Archi-
tects by Edward Carter. librarian
of the Royal Institute of British
Architects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Save 30 Pct. on Fuel
Bills, Saws Budman

Fuel savings up to 30 per cent
are possible by the use of storm
sash William Budman, owner Of
the Budman Sash and Hardware
Company, 1871 Gratiot avenue,
said Saturday. Budman's firm
specializeS in saShes for steel win
dowS. The trade name of Bud
mans product is the Fuel Saver"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

home comfort,
Guy V. l. a n
caster Of the
Lancaster Lun-
Der Company,
said Saturday.
IN a n v of
ur custom
ers are solv-
ing this prob
lem through
installation of
proper kinds
Of ms a
ton" Lam
Cactnr G "A Il
AT present
[ h ere is a
fairly aCip-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Conservation Of Vital Fmterance Of Nations Defense Pga

boiler burner, radiators and air
valves.
Home owners who have not al
ready had their heating plants
checked by a competent heating
contractor arc urged 10 do so I'M
mCdiatcly in the interest of fuel
.....n.N-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Watch Leaky Faucets

In the case Of hot water boilers
with an indirect healer for the
year-around heating on the do
nestle hot water supplN re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

After insulation. the Importance
of which cannot be overempha-
sized The best opportunity for
uel savings lies in an increase
IN ,he overall efficiency OF the
entire heating system. including
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

comfort for the occupants of
ha-~a Lower night Temperature
ton cnCGl fuel economies. 81
iugs by reduction OF room ten
pcrafurcS during The daytrn
however can be made only az {
sacrifice Of personal comfort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

4 Multi Room Circulation!
X No Basement Needed!
X No Air Ducts To Install!
X Clean and SmokeIes IS!
X Work-Free! Carefree!
X Cuts Down Fuel Bills!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

ealdNin.w alton Rd., Pontiac Pont 2.qi0i
i2i1 west : or. Lineoin Pk. Atlantic l223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

1860 Liyernois Ave. IOSnssnd b.IASs
i0o0 " Jefferson, Eeorw Vlne~'d i.ss0o
ss0l Michigan Ave. Lafayette $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Prudence Penny Suggests:

SPREADING NUT bread with mixture Of cheese and
finely chopped maracno cherries Thin 10 spreading consistency
with cherry juice.
CRUSHING PEPPERMINT stick candy and blending II with
whipped topping for chocolate cake Mix about
n cup candy with cup whipping cream.
BOILING CUBED Summer squash. Drain and then reheat
with black pepper and Top with busting paprka
WHEN CURTAINS are sent to professional laundry they
measured before washing they be finished
original When laundering them at home its do the
MAKE them hang better. a heavier the
huted runles than the body OF lace
rayon silk be washed only
half long cotton linen? Because Of their slick surface
the time Will give the degree OF cleanliness
If YOU going put linens away give them thor
ough washing finishing
their manufacture should be allowed stay the linens
too long
IRON LINEN with not-tooheavy iron that moderately hot
Table damssks look best II roned while damp and both sides
of fabric.