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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Pay Issue Peri|s
Waterford Twp.
Fire Protection
Time. star Correspondent

PONTIAC, Dec. A-Waterford
Townships fire department may
cease 10 exist tomorrow unless the
township board raises the salary
of It's two professional firefighters.
The townships rs volunteer fire.
men are supporting the demands
of the two paid fremen for A $500
"a year increase. They have been
receiving $500 a year. Both have
announced their resignation, one
leaving tomorrow and the other
on January !.
Contendlng they need the lead
erShip Of experienced and perma-
ment fremen, the 30 volunteers
announced they would ask the
township officials today 10 recon
slider their refusal toraiSe the pay
of the two men. The volunteers
made their original request three
weeks ago and have just received
the reply that the town board re-
fuses 10 increase the salaries be-
cause they fear a raise in the
township tax rate.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
aluminium High Priced

Packards Christopher can't
see aluminium competing with
steel in the future automobile.
Aluminium, he points out, costs
20 cents a pound, even in large
quantities. while present mate
rials cost about y. Cost is
always a good argument in the
auto world. The industry has
grown through keeping costs
and prices low.
Wilson poo-pooS any quick
changes in models. He bases
his stand on two factors:
Types of fuel and service
can't be changed 10 take care
Of any drastic changes in mo-
tors.
Second. there is no time 10
test out new types II will be
A rush 10 get back into produc-
ton as quickly as possible.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Paper Output
Holds Steady

NEW YORK. Dec 1i-Papor
production IN The week ended De.
Cembcr ) was a. $40 per cent Of
capacity, compared with S3.5 per
cent in the preceding week and
1863 per cent in the. week ended
Dec. s, 1871. according 20 the
American Paper and Pulp Assocta-
tion index Of paper mill activity.
Paperboard production durng
the week ended December ; was
equal 10 81 per cent Of capacity.
compared with 4 per cent in the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Pontiac Thea+ers

OAKLAND NJ SISTER Eileen A" shorts
Guest feature sf'sr issf regular show to-
right or.y Adam Had FcLr secs
ST RAND F.yiug Tigers. Cartoon.
News
STATE orders From Toxic and
Little Joe ne WysrC,rr NeWs
EAGLE. Wings f7r the Esgle" ana
Sweater Girl H
oRPHEuM -"Juks Girl" snd About
Face
HURON 90 Pemer.ber the Day" and
halsie Gets Her Mar News
kEEG0- The MAJOR and the Minor, 4"
ana Sons ~ 're Pioneers f'
bRAiTON The MAJOR and NE Minor, 80
ard Wings for the Eag.e"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
SAGINAW NTY VITAL
STATISTICS
BIRTHS

H0NN WIZ hUrn 10
Ear aHd Nc's SfeIy-s1 Hsuf-r~
Ha'~ ara NsgtaIeU GrsArsA CHRIST
HaDe 49, katherine psy Light
Fcra- and Helen Lu'1ke HU
teIs s~d Mari Terurhie'a Thrr,as
FaFwr~f and ARrEarff FlsrIey EA.e~
Frw and Grace SeI'y pchrrece-
IaWn and Snirley BrasEsfn Alr.r
Ivan and Ret'y stone Sk4ff
II. Arthur ard Mar S.effrIcin Leach
Alvin ana lrez Iier0f Gerard
Mathew and Evelyn Boomer PtHsi
rHrher
Deimsr and F'ms Wof ZusUg.
Girls Vere horn to-
Richard ana Mary Louise Coms,ocl
'fckUry.
Alnsr' and Arlene Lis' Roth
Rudolph and Pear Iasec Nusrtorf
F'nyd ant Dorothy nchar1i parkerf
Joseph ard Rose Ggf-VsN Jarsheski.
Waiter and EIo's Arr Susru .rEer.
FLcd a-l M-.--r LaE-e.E Rar,.--
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Battle Creek Masons
Give Club 10 Soldiers

RATTLE CREEK. Dec IA
Tho club room of the Masonic
Temple has been ,urncd over 10
o Masonic Service Association
ur Use as a sfrVicemen' club for
#c duration
The new Battle Creek Club 'S
mo- of 'he three now operating IN
Michigan. Tho other are AZ Mt.
clemens and Trenton Edward S.
rluov Of vi Pleasant is the man.
--rr and Mrs. Julia Morrison Of
Wlnuctka IH. is tho chief hostess.
All operation costs arc assumed
hN members Of the Masonic order.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
'ReaI BIackOut' Next
Saenaw's First Daylight Alert Called Success
Volunteers Turn Out for Duty Despite Cold

them from enemy nations. will
be held Wednesday and Thurs
day i'm the court OF Judge James
T.. O'NPill nv federal naturaliZa-
tion examiners. II marks the first
time since Pearl Harbor that
citizens OF enemy nations have
been allowed citizenship.
Three Saginaw liquor dealers
are Included in the 16 licensees or
dered 70 appear for hearings al
the courthouse tomorrow. Others
VIII appear from Bay City. Case
vile. Caro-. Gladw7n, Beaverton
Coleman. Port Austin, Un!onVlle
MlllnCton and Gagetown.
Butter substitutes were COM
ing back into popularity again
today as the city felt a butter
shortage. The only week end
shoppers who obtained butter
here were regular customers for
whom grocers saved their small
supply and doIed IL out in quar-
ter ana half-pound lots.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday for Edwin p II. Rau
81. veteran Saginaw clothing mer-
chant who died late Saturday al
hls home, 1902 Federal avenue.
III for many months Mr.. Rau
had been unable 10 spend much
time ~ the JaeCkel Rau store
which ne founded with Frederick
Jaeckel 81 years ago.
Born in Frankenmuth. he came
here as a youth Of is, becoming
a friend Of JaeCkel Immediately
af'erward as their fathers learned
r1ScKSWIIh and wagon making
trades together.
He is survived by his widow. a
daughter, Miss Catherine Rau.
Saginaw. and a son, 1t. Frederick
". Rau. with the army medical
corps IN tho Pacific.
Services will be az the Reitz
Funeral Home andSat the church
half an hour later. Interment viii
be IN Oakw ood Mausoleum.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
DOn'l PAY EIll
Says OPA Of Alleged High
Prices for YuIe Trees

SAGINAW. Dec II. - Reports
of prohjhitlve prices on Christmas
trees and other Nule decorations
prompted ORA officials here TO
4GvIse.
-ponr paS en-"
Told that tree NenderS were
blaming government Ce1lin &
prices for their high rates the
OPA office denied any such cell
ngs had been or would be set.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Boy, 8, Disappears
AT Flint Bus Depot

FLINT. Dec. 14.-Police today
arc attempting 10 solve the dlSap-
pearance of S-year-old David Har-
mon. who arrived by bus from his
home al Howell Saturday night 10
see his father, James, Of 2O3S Tor
renee street.
The hoy got Off the bus al the
depot here and called his father 10
meet him. That was the last heard
Iof him.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
6
File in BdyCity
TIms. star corre.nondent

BAY CITY. Dec. 14.-Increas-
ing tempo Of municipal activity
today had brought six Of nine in
Cunhent city commissioners into
the race Of fling nominating petit
tons. All but r r Hahn. Joseph
NJ Kerr and Oscar c. Schmidt
have petitions in circulation as
has Mayor William II. Tomrnson.
Only outsider reported doomed for
election is Frank Heath. who was
beaten in the Eighth Ward two
years ago by Howard ". Hayes.
a sticker candidate.
Seventy six Bay County men
will leave Thursday for Fort
Custer. Gathering at 1880
o'clock AT the West Side Masonic
Temple they will he fed before
leaving.
Unsuccessful during the October
session in getting The states time
changed 10 Eastern Standard time.
Chairman John ZicCler said today
he would fry again during the next
months session OF the BAY County
supervisors. ZloClor started action
against Tho war timc bur judiciary
committee members recommended
against opposing the time set by
federal government.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Bay City Theaters

BAY Nsr Against NJ, Hs4Iey "
PFGF$T "TtG0eefr,rss 90
'FNTEE This Above AH'ar4 'Si-r
Your Worries ApaN
WFST0NN-" Cr-ssroats' and Post
man Didn't Ping
WASHINGTON Between us Girls"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on saturday
Previous days pricessfollow Hens CSC
leghorn hens 3 lbs and up. lsc, cocks
lic rock sprneers. 27c rock hroilers. up
20 ~ ms 2ac. lsghorn spfnEers. 20c
hen turkeys 3fc tom turkeys, 1s lbs up
2se ducks, white, lbs. up. 22e. geese,
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Paper Fire RoutS
Guests at Hotel
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, Dec. 14.-Hotel Durant
management today was checking
the extent OF smoke damage fol-
lowing A paper fire in an elevator
well which caused brief alarm
among guests and employees yester-
dav.
Smoke filled the elevator shaft.
entered other shafts and spread
throughout the six floors Of Flint's
leading hotel. a 30O-room structure
which was rchabilitated at a cost
Of S250.OO0 last year.
A hotel enploye said occupants
.of the building fled from their
rooms or flooded the switchboard
with frantic calls.
Cause OF the fire could not be
determined Firemen from stations
one and two put out the blaze.
The drive Ia conScript jalopieS
for the war effort comes 10 an
end tomorrow. Several dilapi-
dated cars have been rounded
mp and are being turned over to
junk dealers. The GenPSee
County salvage committee wants
more jalopies for the scrap heap.
Three Episcopal clerCynen will
be advanced from the daConate 10
the priesthood at ST. Paul EpiSco-
pal Church tomorrow. They are
the Rev. Gilbert a. Runkel Jr..
assistant AZ 81. Pauls: the Rev
Glenn VI. Sawdon, Bay City, and
the Rev. Charles D. Braidwood.
Lapeer and Otter Lake
The Rtr-ReN- Frank u, -creiieslh-
ton. STD. bishop Of the Episcopal
diocese Of Michigan VIII conduct
the ordination.
Estimates Of the costs Of
wiring the huge air raid warning
siren atop the Union Industrial
Building for remote control
operation are being sought by
the city today.
a girl. II. and two youths both
is. are being held by state police
at New Buffalo in the theft Of a
car Saturday The owner. John
Buszka Of Detroit. parked the car
at the Court Street Methodist
Church "a attend a wedding and
left tho keys in the car. Police
said tho machine was abandoned
near ST. Joseph
MaNie Gealer. Rialto Theater
manager. and the Motion Pic
ture Operators Union, Local 472,
AFL, today announced they will
present their eighth annual
charity shows this week. The
schedule: Wednesday. 10 a. m,
children at at Hurley Hospital:
$50 p. m. at the Whaley Home:
December II. 1880 a. M. AT the
HaZelton School; : II. m. the
county infirmary; December 18,
: p. M, county juvenile home.
Services for Samuel T. Wilcox.
-. Of 6l7 Grand Traverse. chief
Inspector in Flint for Michigan
athletic board Of control. viii be
held at Q a m Wednesday Al s..
Matthew'S Roman Catholic Church.
Burial will be az New Calvary. Mr..
Wilcox died Of heart attack soon
after he announced wrestling
bout AT the Arena Saturday night.
He was chief clerk Of seIactiye
service board :.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
In Flint Today
MONDAY AFTERNOON


? 7o.-1ames q Macdonald.
2 fS-SfeNa InEer.
2 00--Air Corps
90 Between the Booksr1s.
2 LAM Sea and Air
: 90 CIuh Matinee.
4 30-Dinue- Dance.
4 55-- SWinEin Along
600 News
BIO Today's III Tune.
S.1i-Nlt Herth Trio
57o-Jack Arms.rone
S 5i5--Csp'sin Midnight
MONDAN ENENING
& 00-Eo~n Kohhiers
3 I5-Day IN Review
3 3o-Don Dins'oW 81 the Navy tnB).
as Rolling Along
s '5- Three Aces
o0-HU~sn and Lird'ev.
iS-R r Lewis CaUirc.
: 70-The Lone Ranger.
90 Watch the World co Fy
S.ib-Lgn and Ah0e~
3N- March of victory
SIS Pete ard Bob.
Q 00- Counter Spy
@ 80 spotlight Bands.
2 it-Grat.s Fields
- 90 RAYMOND Cram Svi~E
10 l5-R0n'rson ~, mellow
u 90 Signature
TUESpAY MORNING
= n-C'ockWafcncr
7o- sons ~ Pioneers
r .tF- News
= EH- Program Resume
90 William HtNua~.
1l- PAGES ~ Melody
70 Modern NeIodt T-,7
t5-WohHs Snpris'Irates
oo Breakfast Club.
'0.- RFeakfss' cub.
4-th. Brcakfssf Cun
T" H1 Molly ~ the Na~I7ns
80 .ft- News
to 21-Lev White
~ hH-FawiHa- Fqy0rl'ae
inf'-Fh~f Today
~ So Madison Singers
l' 90 Bre7kfsst 40 Ssr~'s
81 so-O'd Timers
~ fj-Lif'ie Jack Little
II ENDAN AFTERNOON
- l0-DAl Courfrev
i2 ff-Co0Ca- -RhuThs Tine
d. 20-Farr1 and Home Hour
] on- BagkHaCe Ts'krc
] lf-The Gospsi S7ss-
! .30-fGhfee Singer
J t'- I,0t'e1 states Army Bard
00-Nevs
? 21o-Heafh Talk
1f- NyVe~y chez
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14

Artloon Corporation for the "a weeks
'n1ed oct lN 1872 reports net proff
% SI2s 03a after provision of Stns toS tor
rcome taxes Net is equal AFTER preferred
dividend re7uirsren's % 81 cents q share
on the common This compares with
S2of 635 equal - % cents common
share. for 90 weeks ended Oct 4, iati
Income tax provision faS this period
amounted TO t3os, ,7s7,
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
SAGINAW THFATERS

TFNTLE.-' 'Sprirgfine IN ne Rockies o.
FRANKLIN Nho Done T.
WoLNERl$t FootUght Sere0Ade" a~d
Tho Falcon Taxes over
MECCA -"pac. &c Rendezvous "
CENTER THIS Above All an1 "Des
'ers'e Chance frr EIers Queer 10
pASiFL- 81 gh' in New orleans" and
\ So and shine
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Trailer Murder
Warrant Sought
By State Police
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 14.-Sgt. Leon
Hopkins of the state police said
today that Prosecutor Victor c.
Anderson would be asked for a
warrant charging Harland Nevins,
2S-ycar-old factory worker, with
FIRST degree murder in the fatal
shooting of a mother of four chill
drcn whose body was found buried
at the rear OF the Nevins- home
Saturday.
NcvlnS was arrested last Friday
ni-ht after his wife, Bertha, u,
came 10 the East Lansing post and
told officers that her husband had
murdered Mrs. Ellen Pitt. 36-year-
old domestic, and buried the body
In their back yard. at 52S Detroit
street.
Hopkins said that lengthy qucs-
touinr of NcyInS 50 far had failed
10 shake him from his story of IN
noCcuCc.
Saturday night Nevins' wife
confronted her husband AT the
state police post and said that he
told her he had killed Mrs. Pitt
and put the body in a hole in the
back yard.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
WSAM Program
Mo>nAY AFTFRSoc

MO>DAY AFTERNOON
m Muse You Ike
90 Radio NHr.etes
? 30 Shut-In Hour
as- Fred WarirE
: 90 Nidtay Edi'0r
3 .lS-Paro Projections
3 30 Test Your Krovledgr
90 swing session
4 f5-Come and Get H.
500 story Time
5l5- Mer Machines ar4 victory
5.50-Arourd the Town
NONDAN FNENING
9 90 Seps
. - supper Melodies
8 i5 LIm and Ahrsr.
Z 90 Sports
rs Man Your Pa'trs station.
30 Mythical Ballroom
5 90 South American Way.
slS-Kn0V Nour Music
: 30 Choral Collections
5 ta-- Treasury Strr Fsrsfs
300 500 club.
10 oo Petite Musicale
10 3O-Lste Edition
10 .fA-Er1 ~ me Nav to~ga0t
TUESDAY NORNING
700 Morning Marches
7.lh. wake tp and WIN.
AZ Devotions
90 M0rn.ng Edition
S.1S-Helio Again
q 90 Program PrevieWs
2 Is Treasury star Parade.
Q 30 merry Ne.Ehnors
g .iI--Fsmiliar FaNorifes
80 .Qn-FiVe of Kind
ln is SAMMY KAYE
7 % 3I-W0men for Victory.
IL uO Lets Az sins
Il Is Woody Herman
lI Saginaw VALLEY
ll.iS- Freedom ~ the Ian1
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14

STATE 1OTce We're % ask a
murder warrant for Nevins,
2S-year-old factory worker,
of 52s South Detroit street,
Lansing. being held by state
police today on suspicion Of
numbering Mrs. Ellen Pitt,
36. Her body was found in
a shallow grave at the rear
Of the Nevias' home Satur.
day afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
CHIC AGo

CHICAGO Dec L GNS) -PFTT~0
Receipts SIS tubs market statf, sy.-.-
t5c. extra 6rets ql score t.- f...
$50 score, 43 e sc: specials. a1 srs
EGGS Receipts. $50 cases. --l-..-.
frs's f1ts tlr fresh e-..s .4
dries, p 'tc. checks 81
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
Livestock Markets

r-rtrr,.-D ~ N'I'
.s.-.s -I,
tri- 60 a.
~. H.Hf.r
a.,
-...
q S'Ns $3.50 la' T1.
rs-~rr r..-.... .s.. 1850.
80 e f,'''.''s -i. 01fsrt
't.' H''' Steers
90
l'r t'.i
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
10000 INHABITANTS

Waterford Township. the most
.pop1louS in the county. has ap-
proXimately 10000 inhabitants and
23,OOO taxed parcels. How many
.ot these own homes or buildings
Us not known. The $1,000 truck
the township recently put in serv-
ice is stationed in the center Of
the township. az the new town
hall in M-59. west Of Pontiac.
making the runs 10 the corners of
the township 10 miles maximum.
Waterford Township. which en-
braces Huron Gardens. across
Telegraph road from western Pom
.tiac, as we'll As other populous
neighborhoodS including Drayton
Plains, used 10 pay the Charleston
fire department 500 run.
Twenty-Five persons nabbed
by the police vice squad in a
raid on a dice game at 95 Bag
lev street, were 10 face Judge
Maurice r. Finnegan in munich
pal court today on disorderly
lettering counts.
Oakland County today had an
extension until next Sunday on its
No. ! oil rationing coupons and
OIL companies were hurrying de-
hverieS TO cut down suffering.
serving families with small chill
drcn and i'll persons first.
Suffering was reported acute in
many homes during the near zero
weekend because December 13-
yesterday had been designated
by the OPA as the time limit on
the 10. ] oil coupons and the
notice Of extension came too late
for the oil companies 10 make
weekend deliveries after the OK
tension had been made officially
TO the SupDlierS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14
BULLET IN FOREHEAD

Following ms arrest. NcVinS de-
MED any knowledge Of Mrs. Pitt,
bat later admitted that ne had
gone 20 the Pitt trailer on North
Howard street November y.
Where he found her on the floor
with "A bullet hole in her forehead.
II WAS frightened" he told
troopers. "and returned home,
bat went back two days later
and removed the body To my
back yard where / buried IL in "A
hole"
An autopsy conducted by Dr.
Charles , Black. local pa'hoio-
CIs'. revealed that the woman s
death waN caused By the single
bullet wound m the head 10
other evidence OF violence was
found hc said.
Mrs PM. q cousin Of Mrs. New
n. state police say. was Sepa-
I1te6 from her husband who is
now LIVING IN Morricc with their
four children.
Charles r. Ecker. admins
TRAITOR of war transportation
conservation, today urged mo-
toriist> in Laning and vicinity
10 use the gasoline allowed ON
their - coupons for essential
driving 10 and from work. in an
effort 10 relieve the present
o,erloading Of local bus trans
pOrtation.
He pointed out that the Inter
Cttv Coach Line which serves
Lansing and East Lansing is
carrying more than $4,000 pas
>"ugcr> daily, and predicted that
This number might increase -
gasoline rationing becomes fully
realized by motorists.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-14

Final examinations for l5S
Saginaw County aliens, IL 0f
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
Coming Events
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20

a Donaldson
luck supper at $50 pm followed by program at
RUMMAGE SALE in Matthews building North Broadway,
sponsored by Westminster Guild of Presbyterian
Church.
GAMES Zion Evangelical recreation
sored by Rebekah Degree staff at pm
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the home of
ST ANNEs GUILD of St Peters parish the home of Mrs
John Madou Riverside drive, at $50
HAND HAND CIRCLE, quilting the Kings Daughters
Home, beginning at
SOLEMN RECEPTION of Candidates for ST. Peters Sodaliy
of Our Lady in the Grotto at ST Joseph's hospital at
PoTLCK DINNER for teachers and officers chdrens
division of Methodist Church School, at the church at
c1r1zENsHIp CLASS third floor, county building to
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school,
RED CROSS SEWING in Grace parish house. 10 am. to
GAMES PARTY in Kc hail. sponsored by Knights of Col
BUILDING 's BENEFIT PARTY in American Legion club
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodge No. 6, F. & A. M, lodge opens
at pm; dinner at $50 pm; initiation at 7ao pm
BIN JUNIOR SISTERHOOD, at the home of Mrs Samuel
Levine, 1921 Wets street. at pm.
POTLUCK SUPPER Presbyterian Church school officers
and teachers at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Walk
THURSDAY, MAY Fl
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the
home of Mrs David Rouleau, So Ahrens street, at
TRINITY CIRCLE of Trinity Lutheran Church. quilting at
GIRLS MISSIONARY GROUP of Methodist Church. at the
home of Mrs Robert Shepherd l3 Sheridan street, at
1880 pm.
REBEkAH LODGE at Barron hail. at pm.
CROSS BENEFIT and card party Utica High school
auditorium, at
WATCHFUL CIRCLE at Kings Daughters Home, at 1870 pm.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE at the home Of Mrs. Carl Staeb,
Donaldson road, at 1920 pm.
CARNATION CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home of Mrs
John Sterling 1873 Eastman street, at pm
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Session, at the church. at 73o
FRATERNAL ORDER Of Eagles in Aerie hall, at pm.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS at Wilson school, to pm.
CHEST CLINIC, in Kings Daughters Health Center to
VIEW GAMES PARTY in Veterans hall, at pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
BY ELEANOR RACSDALE
NEA Service Staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, NJ ay 20 $50
Sailor girls who JOIN the Wom-
ems Naval Auxiliary Reserve
won't have to worry about haV-
ing a beau in every port. TIE
fact is they probably won't even
get much of a chance TO "See
the world" For the w. N. A. r.
bill which sailed sally through
the House Of Representatives re-
Gently limits navy women to
shore duty. Navy officials say
they don't contemplate any for
eign assignment for women un-
der the present circumstances.
Instead, the sailor girl will
be put to work at u. S. naval
bases doing specialists jobs, like
DECIDING, aerial photography or
communication work of all
types, to release navy men for
sea duty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Service Staff Writer

MOTHERS new sum m r
makeup will be much more
subtle than the flamboyant
shades her daughter is wearing
this season.
Unless she is a mighty young
mother, she will avoid those
exotic shades that 60 with the
blazing pinks and yellows and
puppies and tangerincs which
are going to be worn SO much.
These, for instance the South
American hues concocted by one
fine house for the costume hues
we've borrowed from the south
ern continent, are wonderful for
a woman of naturally high col
or.
But, softer tones will be
more flattering to the mature
skin. There are rose tones which
compensate for the loss of nat
ural rosiness, and make the face
appear to bloom again.
Some light, slightly lavender
reds might be particularly nice
with white or bluisn gray hair.
The house which makes the bril-
liant reds also makes new face
powder that should interest her.
II imparts an exceedingly fine
film-like texture TO the skin by
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
S,rvice Stripes
az Available

Ms. O. l.. KIMBERLIN, Am
erica chairman for the VIEW
Auxary, announced today that
servh stripes may be obtained
at he home, 19l Grand, or by
calm 1901.
Penns with sons or husbands
in theervice are eligible.
PFCRUSSELL BRENNIMAN
has rched an Atlantic Island
base, informed his wife in a
letter ritten April 20.
CAEATION CLUB w i ! |
meet thursday at 8 p. m. with
Mrs. jim Sterling at her home,
158 Eaman.
MRS WALTER LASHLEY,
JR. ofIndianapolis is home for
a few weeks vacation with her
parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Roys, Ais Sheffield drive.
MRS. KERMIT BROWN was
the dinner guest at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Mort h
Gra.iot avenue, last evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-20
June 8 Selected as Date
by Formal Local Resident

NEWS OF INTEREST today
is the announcement OF the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of Jean Rachel Ziel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Ziel of 694 Glynn court.
Detroit, formerly of Mount
Clemens.
Miss Ziel will become the
bride Of HowalC K. Berg. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard O. Berg
Of Detroit. The wedding is set
for June IS, when the Rev. Hill
yer Straton will read the serv-
,ce in the First Baptist Church
of Detroit.
The bride-elect is Mount
Clemens High school graduate,
class of 1884. and later gradu-
ated ON Wcmar's College of
the University of North Caro-
lima in Greensboro, NC. She
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NAVY WILL USE
5000 LADY GOBS

Furthermore, these lady gobs
will not replace or include ma
Wy civilian personnel supplied
by Civil Service - such as
clerks, or stenographers, except
in special cases whore a highly
placed secretary might be doing
very confidential work.
Altogether, the Navy expects
it will need somewhere around
5000 WNAR's to keep pace with
the growing fleet, though the
bill sets no limit. AT their head
will be a woman Lieutenant
Commander responsible to rank
ing navy chiefs.
Although the bill hasn't yet
become law, the Navy is busily
getting set for carrying out tne
enlistment. uniforming n d
training Of the women. They
estimate il will take about so