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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-24
Thanks to careful protection

Thanks to careful protection
of our forest areas and progress
sive conservation practices by
the government and forest pro-
ducts industries, our timber is a
crop whichever at the pres
ent emergency rate of demand
is growing nearly as fast as it is
being consumed.
Because of our abundant re-
serves, Uncle Sam had merely
to throw the saws into high gear
to turn out $4,000, 900, 900 board
feet of lumber in 1941, in addi-
ton to huge amounts of pulp
wood, plywood, piling and fuel.
This production peak will be
passed this year and without
creating a bottleneck or serious
ly depicting the supply.
NAVY HAS IL Atwood
BOAT TYPES
The significance of our super
iority in timber is great in war
where naval forces play such
vital role. Did you know that
it takes 100000 board feet of
lumber to build an "all-steel
battleship? Also atwood boats
play major role in the protec-
ton given our harbors, coast
lines, Panama Canal and Alas
kan outposts.
There are IL types of boats in
this auxiliary naval branch, in
Guiding torpedo boats, Coast
Guard cutters, minesweepers,
trawlers, patrol boats, mine lay
ers and motorsailers. Great
quantities of lumber are indis-
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Many Awards IN Baltimore Area

The spirit which animaes the personnel Spaows Point steel
plant win this award typical Of the Baltimore Numerous
plants this region have been honoed by the Army Navy e.
We happy salute who have been thus
honored by publishing herewith the list Of companies city
Evening star., 1942-11-05

The winning of this award for excellence in production
challenge and stimulus further effort The management, the
employees the War Production Committee of the plant
continuously nations need for and combat
materials united in the effort for maximum production.
Speakers the ceremony will include Under Secretary of the
Navy James Forresa Major General Milton Rekord Com
mandng General Third Service Command; The Honorable
Herbert R. OConor Governor of Maryland; Stewart Cor,
General Manager Sparows Point Plant; Francis Wrghson,
Assistant General Manager Master of Ceremonies and William
H. Mcclellan Secretary War Production Committee Sparows
Evening star., 1942-04-12
AMERICAN SWEETHEART
Aoo9coND CLOSEUP OF ANN RUTHERFORD
UP OF ANN RUTHERFORD

She's made to order for the Sweet
heart category: cute, demure, strict
ly soft-drink girl. But she's trying
to get away from that type: she
wants to be an actress. First step has
been grown-up roles in normandy
Hardy pictures. In This Time for
Keeps" for example, she's young
married woman. She marked the
event by tightening ~ color of her
hair. That's the only major change.
She's still kittenish, cuddlesome.
Amateur soothsayers say she's slated
for great wealth: she has long ear
lobes and a half-dollar- sized mole
near her right elbow.
She LIVES with her mother in a
nice Beverly Hills house. Nothing
very fancy, just pretty and COM
Portable.
Only complications are AIMS
three hobbies: raising turtles,
canaries, parakeets. Her other
activities are normal: riding,
tennis, shooting, swimming. Es-
pecially swimming. She owns IA
bathing suits, twice as many
playsuits. You can see (above)
for yourself what she does to
just one of them.
JERRY MASON
Evening star., 1942-04-12
HAvoRIrE q. .. sWEErHEARr

VAvVe&4AA ~ Ss oW ~ AksnAA
is brown-eyed, brown-haired
d Ann Rutherford. Most cinema
goers know her better as Polly
Benedict" Andy Hardy's best girl.
Ann feet, 81 inches; ITO
pounds - entered Mickey Rooney's
life in the second Hardy picture.
She's been there ever since, for IL
pictures. Current: THE Courtship
of Andy Hardy")
She was II when she began her
career as Polly. Now she's 22 and
beginning to branch out as one
of HOllywOod's most up-and-
coming young'uns. She has a
good pedigree for it. Her mother
was a pioneer movie star; her
father was a Metropolitan Opera
tenor; her cousin was the famed
Shakespearean actor Richard
Mansfield.
ANN WENT to work when she was in
the first grade San Francisco stock
company hired her for Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" She's been
working ever since. She got her
education on the run - regular
schools, tutors, final graduation from
the special schoolhouse on the
M-G-M lot.
Evening star., 1942-01-03

Salvage for Victory Committee OF
the ONCE of Civilian Defense.
James E. Collihower Is chairman
of the local group.
+
Harvey L. Jones, chairman Of the
realtors defense bond sales group,
announces that Washington real
estate men already have subscribed
to more than $780, 900 worth Of the
instruments.
A meeting Of the Real Estate
Boards Mortgage and Finance Com
mittee will meet at the University
Club January 8. G.. Calvert Bowie
Is the chairman
During the past week the District
Real Estate Commission issued .
license as a real estate broker to
Robert E. Heater, 8l5 Fifteenth
street NV.
Licenses as real estate salesmen
we're issued to Thomas H. Rice, oO6
Tenth street NV; Carl w. Wolford.
1730 K street NV, and David
Brown. 811 Woodward Building.
An application for license as Q
business chance salesman was re-
ceived from Adelbert r. Seelye,
1910 Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-03

worn down the color Win b found
down - far ~ It has penetrated.
This nsw finish IL really . dye and
Is nrst applied Is stain which sinks
deep into the concrete. This stain
or dye is available in four colors
which should work In with practi-
cauy any type OF decoration you
have selected for that rooms embel-
ushment.
After the stain has been applied
q synthetic enamel IL then put on In
two operations, first - . nat finish,
and then Is . glossy top coating.
The stained concrete surface Is com.
pletely protected by this top coat,
since 1t adheres tightly to It, ana u
not affected by such things - al
cohol. gasoline and other chemicals
which may be dropped upon 1t.
The enamel Is supplied in the same
colors as the dye, tile red. battleship
gray. club green and chestnut brown,
and after the whole procedure has
hardened you are sure Of adequate
protection for this handsome colored
floor. and can wash and clean It In
any way that you see fit.
~ At
Note: For further information
regarding any Of the products de.
scribed above write Mr.. Crolius,
IN care Of The Star, and inclose .
stamped, self addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Silver Stdr
Continued From Page B-i.)
supplied by Sears, Roebuck Il Co.,
cost Only S545

supplied by Sears, Roebuck Il Co.,
cost only $545.
There are four rooms and bath In
the structure, with additional unfin-
ished space on the second floor
which could be converted into two
bedrooms or large recreation
place. The first floor includes Nv
ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms
and bath. OF the kitchen there Is
sizable dining space.
Members OF the Silver Star Homes
Committee were unanimous in in
dorsing the house for The Stars
sponsorship. This group of housing
experts is headed by James S. Tay-
lor of the Federal Housing Admin
istration as chairman. Other mem
bers include Edwin H. Rosengarten,
builder; Charles c. Koones, presi-
dent of the Washington Real Estate
Board, and Irwin S. Porter. prom
inent architect.
Evening star., 1942-01-03

the radiator In, record time, but It
also gives of . fine cloud Of water
vapor to humidity the air In the
room as well.
It will evaporate full pint Of
water each hour when steam is on,
and you get all this service for
nothing. It will work on either q
low-pressure steam system or q
vapor- vacuum system. and can be
installed in . well-kppwn jiffy.
II you should want . somewhat
more elaborate humidifying device
which will work automatically you
can get one which is also installed
on q radiator. but makes use Of .
clever evaporating mechanism. This
unit Is fed from water In the heating
system also, but an automatic water
feeder makes sure that there is an
ample supply Of moisture at all
times.
After being admitted to the water
feeder the moisture Is sent to humid
ifier pans which run the length Of
the radiator. These pans are
equipped with special evaporating
elements which expose large area
to the heated air after 1t rises from
the radiator. Thus 1t is possible for
these humidifiers to release as much
as IN gallons Of water into the air
daily, which is ample for the require
ments Of an average-sized room.
For use on ordinary cast iron ra-
diators of the vertical section type
the humidifler pans run down
through the center openings In the
and may be had in lengths
ranging from 18 inches to ~ and 81
inches. For use with convector type
radiators the entire humidifler Is
inclosed in the cabinet With two or
four troughs In lengths from "a to
80 inches over all.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
DuHdino Loans Set Marx

On this anniversary Of the start
o( savings. building and loan asso-
Citations in America Ill years ago
the United States Savings and Loan
League reports . record di4burse-
ment Of loans to assist In the pur-
chase Of homes. In October the
associations lent $50 JS7l 900 for home
buying. IN increase Of 1855 per cent
over their loans for similar purpose
October . year ago. This was the
largest amount they had been called
upon to supply In any one month
since tho 1905.
Evening star., 1942-01-03
Shop Talk
News About Builders
And Real Estute
Personalities
Personalities

Boss & Phelps, realtors, established
something of a record in 1941 when
they sold properties in the Metro
politan Area aggregating in value
more than s3,370,0OO, according to
Sales Director George D. Miller
The sales included a large number Of
residences, apartments, building lots
and acreage.
Washington rents and services now
are under strict Government control.
However, time has been so short that
Rent Administrator Robert F. Cogs-
well has not had opportunity to
clear up many points which would
relieve real estate interests Of a great
deal of worry. Mr.. Cogswell had no
Office at all until he moved into
permanent" quarters yesterday at
the old Force School, Workmen
still have a. lot to do to get the
building in anything resembling
first-class shape, and the admins
traitor is badly in need Of assistance.
Mr.. Cogswells great task will be
eased somewhat when he receives
printed forms for complainants to
make out. Yesterday his entire day
was taken up with telephoned COM
plants and interviewing persons
who came to state their cases verb
ally. Due to the help shortage, the
administrator was forced to answer
nearly every call himself, and there
were lot from cranks in the crowd.
1t is. now apparent that Mr..
Cogswell will not issue statement
to ease the worries Of the hundreds
OF landlords who have peculiar cases
to put before him. He will handle
the cases Individually as they come
up. The best advice to landlords Is
that they should charge the same
rent for an apartment as they did
January l. 1941, and let Mr.. Cogs-
well consider any adjustments they
want made. If their requests for
relief under the law are fair, the
landlords may rest assured they will
be upheld by the administrator. At
any rate 1t is best to be on the safe
side and wait for hearing, for
even an innocent landlord can be
penahzed under the law.
Cases causing most worry for land
lords are those involving newly fur
nished apartments. A majority of
these cases will have to be handled
individually. Owners of new apart
ments, rented for the first time in
1941, do not have to worry if their
rents are fair.
Howard Acton, special adviser
to Defense Housing Co-ordinator
Charles F. Palmer, will address a
luncheon meeting of Washington
Building Congress to be held Mon
day in the Mayfower at 1890. Mr..
Acton, who formerly handled pub
lie relations for H. O.. L. c. and the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board,
will discuss defense housing as 1t
applies to Washington.
Charles c. Koones, president of
the Washington Real Estate Board,
has been named by David B. Simp-
son, new president of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards,
to the Associations Committee on
Rental Legislation. H. Clifford
Bangs was appointed by Mr.. Simp-
son to the Committee on Rates,
Rules and Customs.
X
G. Edward Altemus is represent
ing the Real Estate Board on the
Evening star., 1942-01-03
CroIius
Continued From Page BID

place . pan Of water on q radiator
and keep 1t filled you are doing q
little something toward adding
humidity. But this Is Q tedious
business II it Is to be done properly,
and 1t would be q much more prac-
tical idea II some sort Of up-to-date
method Of humidification were in
stalled. This doesn't mean that
you have to spend . young fortune,
either, because there are humidi-
tying devices on the market these
days which range from simple valves
to automatically controlled attach
ments which fit right on your radi-
ators IN various parts Of the house.
Radiator Attachments
Possibly the simplest method that
we have seen recently is q COM
bination air-venting valve and hu-
midifying device. This little gadget
fits on the radiator in the same way
that any air vent is attached, and
not only does it let the air out of
Evening star., 1942-01-03
New Finish for Floors.

Here Is . fine new idea In finishes
for concrete floors in cellars, game
rooms or sun porches. It provides .
permanent finish In handsome COL
ors which not only looks well On top,
but II and when the concrete Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Donoghue, Briggs Manufac-
turing worker for 20 years, has
received word from his son,
Charles X. Donaghue. stationed az
Fort Benning, Ga. that the lad
suffered a broken leg. the result
of his second parachute Jump, and
now is convalescing in the post
hospital. Another son, Pvt. Mat
thew J. Donoghue, is somewhere
in Ireland with an overseas heavy
artillery unit, and a third son,
Pvt. Laurence j., is in an infantry
unit at Fort Riley, Kan.
Pvt. Edwin Boehmke, 1888
Beniteau avenue. has been trans
ferred from Fort Sill, Okla, 10
Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
Cpl. B. Edelheit, 1923 Gladstone
avenue, is spending a furlough at
home after conveying a party 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

a commissioned officer in the
army air force was presented on
the "Selfrdge Salute radio pro-
gram over WJR Wednesday eve-
ming. There also WAS SOLO by
Pvt. Robert Ellis from Flint. The
program was under direction OF
Larry Payne Of WJR.
Duke c. O. +. Torgl 6S37 Mack
avenue. was one of 81 graduates
in the naval training radio school
at San Francisco.
Word has been received by rela-
tiveS here that Pfc. Carl z.
Corryell of this city has arrived
safely at his overseas destination
with the marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Pitfalls of Love .. By Adele Garrison

Eyes, / am Mrs. Richard Gra-
ham, I said adding no word
more, trying 10 give the impress
sion that ! would listen 10 him
but wished him 10 be brief
II am afraid you will find II
hard Ia forgive me, Mrs. Ora
ham, for the request ] am about
10 make" he said, but please
believe me.
There was impressive emphasis
in his words and manner. but ]
told myself cynically that they
probably were as false as his han
and beard.
However. ! already had deter
mined on my course. and l spoke
with a studied appearance Of un-
interested courtesy.
"Will you not sit down." I
said, while you tell me what
you wish me TO know"
II am desolated 10 refuse
your very kind invitation" he
said, but there are vital rea-
sons why ! must speak 10 you
by yourself.
II am hoping that you will do
me the honor of coming To my
table while 1 tell you briefly
what l must. j assure you that
II will take but few minutes"
/ looked steadily al him for a
moment. then rose leiSurely Ste.
phen Redheld rose as a matter OF
course. and as he pulled back my
chair spoke 10 him as well as &c
Dina.
DO excuse me for n few min
utes," ! said pcrlunctorlly. II
shall not keep YOU long"
II shall bring her hack
shortly" the old man told them,
bowling IN an Enthusiastically for
eiCn fashion.
Then he uShered me 10 his owr
table and seated me with an elab'
crate courtesy which ! felt un.
comfortably must be attracting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

EYES, HE Is coming this
way" / whispered 10 Mary, then
added a hurried caution.
"Please do not speak again,
any OF you. will talk TO him
when he gets here, and II l
think any of YOU should be in
cluded In the conversation, l
will manage IT,"
could not watch Msrys face,
for my whole attention was fixed
upon the man making his way to-
ward our table. but ! knew that
she. Dina and Stephen Redfield
were all sharing my own tense
excitement.
However. we all were busy with
our food when the old man halted
by our table He spoke hesitantly,
in excellent English with just the
trace OF a foreign accent.
please pardon me for this
Intrusion. II 1 am mistaken" he
said, but am ! not speaking TO
Mrs. Richard Graham ?"
INVITED TO HIS TABLE
He was looking directly at me.
and ! found il difficult 10 feign
the interrogative though courteous
indifference. for which his query
called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

taking a course
in radio at
tn Q University
of Wise ons in
following grad
uation from the
navy's training
course at Great
Lakes. He is an
Edwin ID @ n b y
Hig School
graduate.
J o sc y n T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

training. They are woodrow
J. Grindley. 657 Selden ave-
nue., aviation machinist, third
class; Meyer Korn. 103 StimSon
street, painter, third class; David
Tauber, 5424 Michigan avenue.
baker, third class. and Kenneth J..
Young, 1857 Yacama avenue, IA
dio technician. second class.
1t. George A. Hartford, 737
Ferdinand avenue. has b Q @ n
granted the rating Of service pilot
at Selfridge Field, The order quail
fieS Lieutenant Hartford To wear
the silver wings. lie also will con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
It is Cpl. Victor Lazarow now,

It is Cpl. Victor Lazarow now,
this Detroit lad having been pro-
NOTED 10 that rank at Fort Scott,
Cal.
Pvt. Warren Newton, 1862 Phil
lip avenue. has been made a SER
geant at Fort Bliss, Tex. He Is
a graduate Of Southeastern High
School.
1t. Anthony DiLaura. 1913 Neal
street racentlN was commissioner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

troit church.
The filters are
Pvts. Glen n
ODay of Joliet,
Ill. and Willard
L / s h ! n S k /
of Chicago, and
they will be
w e d to tn e
Michael sisters,
Anne and Mary,
of 1921 Moran
street, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

the attention of everyone in the
restaurant.
But / sat down with apparent
nonchaiant conposure. looked at
tentively at my companion and
silently awaited any disclosure he
wished 10 make.
HAS RISKED MUCH
II never can be sufficiently
grateful 10 you for this kind
ness, Mrs. Graham" he said.
So solemn. so urgent was the
mans voice that II cut through
the prejudice his hamboyant white
beard and luxuriant white hair
so obviously a disguise - had
brought 10 me.
II hope I shall not disappolnt
you" / said impulsiyely, and
knew intuitively his eyes, which
] could not see behind their
thick colored glasses, had flashed
and lightened at my words.
II shall begin, then, with n
question:" he said. (which hope
will not startle you"
Nevertheless I was startled
when he put his query, in tense,
low tones.
'Ts not one OF the young
ladies with you the Princess
Dina OF Transvania ." he asked.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

flying school for
further train
ing. LiSinSki is
a member Of a
material squad
ron.
+ ur more
ID etroit boys
now wear the
navy blue, hav-
ing reported 10
the Great Lakes
sta tion for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

to military po-
lice duty at
Oakland Cal.
PVT. Edward
A Jennings OF
ass Kitchener
a ue h a s
b en- enrolled
in a special sig
nal corps course
at Camp Muir
ply Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

weird claims
scalp treatments longer possible for person pick out the
fact fiction Dates noted scalp specialist asked
just what should expect from good scalp treatment His
with leading scientific authorities
articles
bald such alopeca
scientific scalp properly administered will local
scalp disorders the hair he has Such
should within
reach of the working The most common Of badness
hairf These conditions be taken I'm time they
badness invite
troubled examination Their will be
will
results But examination
u too late"
George C. Dates Associates offices ff45 GrswoId ST.
Of
Separate Hours Weskdos
4. NJ. TO $50 p Nj Saturdays, 10 a. VI. to s p NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Service Briefs:
Sisters 10 Wed
SeIfridge FIiers

Two Selfridge Field flying sol
diers will marry Two Little Sis
terS" Friday morning in a De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Miss Anne will become Private
ODay's wife and Mary the bride
of Private Lishinski. Glenn and
Willard arrived at Selfridgc Field
together March IL and met the
sisters during their training Pc
Rod. O'Day has qualified as an
aviation cadet and will 60 10 a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

al Fort
Myers, Fla. has
been advanced
10 be a staff
sergeant. HIS
has joined
him in Florida.
NJ G V c r B.
Stein of Red
ford is visiting
friends in the
East prior 10 re-
porting TO BoS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

ton for further training. He re-
Gently was made an ensign in the
naval reserves. He received his
b. 5. degree in chemical engineer
ing at the L. Of NJ.
PEI, Harvey Mannerow. 1852
Carbon street has been assigned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

a second lieu
tenant in the
signal corps at
Fort Monmouth
in New Jersey.
He is a Cass
Tech graduate
and served six
years in the ma
tional guard.
A drama Of a
soldiers promo
ton from an
army pTiVate TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Camp Perry, o. He recently was
promoted 10 be a sergeant.

Sgt. Give T. Pemberton, 80.
Biddle street. WyandOtte. sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
tinue as intelligence officer at the
field.

Apprentice Seaman Fred J
Kutnev. 1878 Manning avenue. is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
HAS RIsKED MUCH

II never can be sufficiently
grateful to you for this kind
ness Mrs. Graham" he said.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-15
REXF0RD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The many friends Of Mrs. Beau
meister of Whitefish were greatly
shocked when word came Of her
death on October g.
Mrs. Wilson returned home
Thursday with her baby daughter
from Eureka hospital.
Myrtle Shenefelt, George Ross,
Tony George and Arthur L. Mar
tin were among those who attended
the football game in Kalispell Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ethen Butts and Mrs. Cyde
Smith visited in Libby over the
weekend.
Mrs. Ed Arnold left Saturday for
Butte where she will attend beau
ty operators convention.
Miss Daisy Hunter Of Libby spent
the weekend at the Ross home.
Grin Farr and Lem Collar are
spending few days with their fam
lilies. They are both employed at
Bayview.
Mrs. Ross La Dyer of Essex was
in town last week.
Mrs. Emma Doeble left Tuesday
morning for Chester, Calf.