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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
BY WILLIAM NEEDHAM

WASHINGTON, June - -
tP)-In the midst of the govern
ments campaign to Salv a 8 e
scrap rubber. War Production
Board officials discovered today
that the famous "pots-and-
pans" aluminium collie tlon
drive last year turned up less
than half of the metal they had
expected.
For months, il was learned,
WPB has been attempting to OBJ
tain conclusive and final reports
on success or failure of the one
week aluminium campaign last
July. Finally, what amounted to
an official investigation was I'M
dertaken and a complete statis-
teal report prepared.
FALLS FAR SHORT
The report, it was understood
showed that a total of about
100000 pounds of aluminium
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Illness Is Fatal
10 Lenox Woman
Mrs. Ammo May MilIor
Victim Of Illness

Mrs. Anna May Millar, 81, for
the past 10 months a resident
Of LcnoX township, died Thurs
day night following a brief ill
ness at st. JOscph's Hospital.
Formerly Of Detroit Mrs. Mil
lar resided at 8l2 Gass road,
Lenox township, at the time of
her death. She is survived by
her husband, Walter, and by one
daughter, Mrs. Anna May Dee
ney, Of Oregon, as well as by two
brothers and three sisters who
live in New Jersey.
Funeral arrangements are un-
der the direction Of the Will Flu
neral Home, New Haven, and
final rites will be held Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock from
the Millar residence, with the
Rev. B. A. Warren Of the Con-
grcgational church officiating.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Two Grained Divorce
in Circuit Court

Because her husband declined
to support her infant and her
self Mrs. Anna Reed today was
granted a decree Of divorce
from her husband, Wilbur,
who she married at Van Dyke
Sept. %. 1910 and from whom
she separated this year.
Circuit Judge Neil +. Reid,
who granted the decree gave the
mother the custody Of the child.
In Judge James f. Spicr s
court, meantime, Mrs. GOldic
Cole was being granted a de-
cree Of divorce from her hus-
band, Homer L, on grounds Of
extreme cruelty. He gave her
black eyes and got drunk during
week ends. Mrs. Cole testified
She was awarded custody Of
their two children,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Funeral Saturday Tor
Charles Harshman, 90

Stricken sunddenly i'll while
visiting with friends employed
at a beet store at d Court
street, Charles Harshman, &c, of
l8 Wclts street was rushed to st.
Joseph hospital by police last
night and was dead upon adj
mittancc to the institution at
1870 pm.
He is survived by Mrs George
Comment, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
a niece, and by a StCpson, Rus
sell Branyan, 1877 Clinton street
Funeral services will be held
fro mthe La CroiX and>GroCs-
beck funeral home tomorrow at
, pm. with burial in Clinton
Grove cemetery. The officiating
pastor has not yet been selected.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
TABLOID SUCCESS STORY
Smallest Newspaper Editor
Expects TO Win State Office

of Camp Davis by the Army and
the New River Marine Base by
the Navy department brought
boom to OnSlow county.
mo peace since, he mourns
exaggeratedly.
Billy doesn't consider his size
a handicap. Never has. He uses
no smaller furniture than any
one else; asks no concessions OF
life. AS a member Of the North
Carolina Press Photographers
Association, he Tugs around big
Speed Graphic and makes good
pictures for the paper.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Careful Storing

DON'T be nonchalant about
storing woolcns. Next year you'll
be thankful for all the special
care you give to storing them
this season. Ascertain that the
moth preparation you use is fool
proof: use it according to direc-
tons and store garments in seal
cd containers. If your storage
bags or chests are not provided
with means to seal them thor
oughly, cover all opening where
moths could possibly enter with
gummed sealing tape. And don't
take a chance on storing gar
ments which h ave not been
cleaned or Numbered.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Josephine WASH Back
After Trip 10 Arizona

Miss Josephine Wasil, of l9l
North avenue, today is back on
the Job at the office of ProSecu-
tor Ivan A. Johnston after fly
ing to and from an Arizona dude
ranch. horscbacking there, ana
studying the procedure used IN
the office of the prosecutor at
St Louis. Mo. who is one oil
the two prosecutors in the coun,
try who isn't county otllclal
but merely a city one.
The only other such officer
in the whole country is the pros
ccutor for Baltimore, Maryland
she revealed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
BY rAV--,PORT STEWARD

JACKSONVILLE N. C.. June
l9-Unless present prospects are
radically changed, the country's
smallest newspaper editor on
May 81 becomes the smallest leg
islator- elect.
He's William Joseph Billy
Arthur, who stands 3 feet 3 l-2
inches in his socks At 80, he's ed
itor and publisher Of the bi-week-
" Onslow County News and
Views, The Only Paper in the
World That Gives a Whoop About
Onslow County"
Billy-thats the way he signs
anything requiring his signature
cant lose the race for election
to the lower house Of the North
Carolina legislature because he S
tho OpIy candidate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Reckless Driver Put
on Probation, Pays Fine

Ernest GiCnkc, 1892 Garfield,
paid a S25 fine and was placed
on SIX months probation after
he p.cadcd guilty to reckless
driving upon arraignment be
fore Justice Donald j. Parent
this morning. He was arrested
June by city police.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Fights Last
Night

ELIZABETH, N. j. - Bobby
Ruffin. 1877, Astoria, n. Y. stop
ped Morris Parker, 1870, Newark
n. J. %.
FORT HAMILTON, n. Y. -
Jimmy Hatcher. 1871, Lake City,
s. c.. outpointcd Jose Rozo, 1873,
Colombia, South America 90.
edmond, Va. - Icy Jan
nazzo, wcltcrwCight, New York,
outpointcd Joey Spanglcr, wei
tcrwcight, Richmond. llO).
FALL RIVER. Mass 81 DavCy
Crawford, l24. Now York, out
pointed Angelo Callura, 100,
Hamilton. Ont. GO).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
viii Rogers. Jr.,
EmIiSfS in irn,y

SANTA MONICA. Calf. June
19-lPl-WiU Rogers, Jr, son
Of the humorist, enlisted in the
Army as a private yesterday. a
reserve second lieutenant i'm the
artillery. he said he was tired Of
waiting to be called up.
Rogers. %, is publisher OF the
Beverly Hiss Citizen and earlier
this week filed for Congress
from Republican Rep. Leland
Ford's district. Rogers, a Dem
ocrat, said if elected he would
lot President Roosevelt decide
where l can do most good, in
the Army or in Congress
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Cabbage

YOU WILL ENJOY boiled
cabbage most when It is not ov-
crooked. Experts say IT has
more eye appeal, more delicate
flavor and more food value when
shredded and cooked uncovered
in as little boiling, sailed water
as possible, until tender. Serve
with melted butter, seasoning
and a little vinegar.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19

Billy almost always wanted to
be a ncwspapcrman, but the stage
bug bit him and for l8 months,
soon after he finished high school
i'm his native Charlotte, N, c., he
toured the Loew's circuit.
He could have remained on the
stage indefinitely, but he was fed
up with the life, especially being
considered a freak. SO he enroll
ed at the University Of North
Carolina in January, 1880, and
three years later held an ABB.
i'm journalism. For two years he
was chief checrleader.
In February, 1910, he was the
news editor and publisher Of the
News and Views and for almost
a year he worked three days a
week and spent much of the rest
Of the week fishing.
Now fishing's just about out
for the duration. Establishment
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19

I'm order TO produce one ton
of dry substance, crops remove
several hundred tons OF water
from the soil.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
WPB FinoIly Obtains
Conclusive Drive Report
Complete Statistical information
Available Following Investigation

end other scrap were collected
compared with the 20 100000
pounds which had been predict
ed. OF this scrap, only 6,+OO,OOO
pounds was i'm the form OF alu-
minum, contrastcd with a To-
100000 pound forecast.
OF the scrap obtained, about
100000 pounds Of aluminium
ingot actually has been sold to
the RFC Metals Reserve Com
Dany, for resale to war indus
tries and use in war production.
Informed officials said delays
in shipping the collected pots
and pans to concentration points
had extended until January OF
this vear-in Mainc-and that
final shipments Of scrap materl-
al were not made to aluminium
shelters until late in April. Fur
Their. an Official report declared,
there was a tendency of some
shelters to delay the smelling
of their aluminium scrap I'm the
interest of their regular bust
ness
LA GUARDIA CRITICIZED
WPB officials have made. no
secret of their criticism of May
or F. II. La Guardia of New
York. then director Of the Oh
flee of Civilian Defense which
handled the pots and pans cam
paign, for eliminating junk deal
crs as intermediates in the alu-
minum salvaging. The fl n
draft of the WPB report on the
investigation, it was understood,
would include several reasons
for the delays which marked
the drive, with elimination OF
Junk dealers as a principal one
Other causes included a lack
of adequate transportation tacll-
tiles. failure of local officials 10
take responsibility for Loading
the scrap. failure Of local chair
men to notify WPB when their
collections were completed, and
the delay in smelling.
New England states made the
best showing, on the basis OF
amount of aluminium contribut-
ed for each occupied dwelling,
the final tabulation showed
States showing worst returns on
This b asis were Mississippi,
Georgia and S GU h Carolina
For total collections, PennSyI-
vania led with 898,058 pounds,
New York was second with 8s9,-
$40 and Massachusetts mir q
with 1878.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19

either directly or through invest
ment in government securities,
more than S65O,0O0 set aside in
future payment funds. The
amount in this state is 100000
m
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
Old Rubbe

ALL the old rubber he And President
Roosevelt receiving for Every SPeed
has gladly volunteered his time and services this effort
proud opportunity prefer will be paid cent
pound old rubber you bring The will reimburse
US Loter So hurry up Old rubber ond
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19
TRIED VAUDEVILLE
But DIDN'T LIKE 1T

the only candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

The man pictured above waited
until II was too late for any scalp
treatment TO help him. and he was
rejected for treatment by George
G.. Dates and Associates. IL Is a
known scientific fact hair cannot
be grown on bald head except
in very rare cases like Alopecia
Areata. He will 20 through life
with an ugly bald head because he
waited too long. II he had given
his hair-and scalp proper treat
ment while he still had hair he
would have avoided badness en-
tirely. 3 out of 4 bald heads are
caused by scalp disorders which
could be corrected IL properly
treated in time. If you are losing
your hair or have dandruff and an
itchy head, take care OF IL NOW
or you may soon be incurably bald.
Visit George c. Dates & Associates
today for free, private examina-
ton. No case Is ever accepted
unless they honestly believe you
can be helped. The scientific Dates
treatment overcomes d duff.
stops itchiness and prevents bald
ness. This is proved by the state
ments of satisfied clients who have
saved their hair and avoided bald
ness through this more effective
treatment.
George c. Dates a Assoeiafes
offices are at If4S Crisooid ST.,
Suite <03.4o5, S. w. Corner of
CriswoId and State SIS. CHsvy
1922. Separate treatment rooms
for men and women. Hours.
Weekdays ~ A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ. (;
Saturdays 10 A. NJ. to S p. NJ,
Dates ASsoriutcs from coast 20
coast - in Philadelphia, Boston.
Hartford. Pittsburgh. Chicago and
Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Safety Of Son
Puzzles Parents

The parents Of Pvt. Herbert
Byrne, %. of 637 Seward avenue
who was with the marine garrison
on Wake Island, today are both
comforted and puzzled by a radio
message that has been relayed to
them from Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Byrne
were glad to hear that their son
had been listed by the Japs as a
prisoner in a short-wave broad
cast that was heard by listeners
| in California, and that he was
safe and we'll"
But in the card that Ted Schnel-
Ter OF San Louis Obispo, Cal,
wrote TO them, telling them of
the message, Herbert was listed
as a civilian prisoner" They
are sure that a marine who de-
Tended Wake Island cannot be
! classed as a civilian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
PITFALLS OF LOVE

I'm NOT even going TO try"
told Mary. and she sprang 10 a
sitting posture on the side Of the
bed as IL / had prodded her with
something sharp.
"You mean" she began. then
switched 10 a protest. Don't
get me wrong" she begged. I'm
willing 10 20 on with the thing.
although I'm getting to loathe
steve 20 heartily that It's all I
can do to manage q smile or
pleasant word for him. But I
promised you and Grandpa Spen-
Ger that I'D sec this through TO
a finish. and I'm not going back
on my word"
Didn't you hear what my
father said when he told you he
:. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Q F

Robert J. walters, 1888 Pingres.
Gordon r. White. eI40 Holcomh,
Edward L. woomer. e15s Commonwealth
Robert J. charlet, 1882 Wyoming.
Samuel J. Gslatioto, 75e seyburn.
James w. Cow. 1881 Webb.
Dudley L. Head Jr. 4345 Alter road.
William T. Holyoks. 1888 Sussex.
William McLaren Jr., i543 Campbell.
Kenneth y. harrington. 25es Casper.
Nell w. Trombley. l0O23 Dalrymple.
Harold W. Brsmmer centerline
Edward w. Truckenmiller. centsrvine.
Gaber .. Mehi. Belleville.
Paul r. Studer. Belleville.
Clair Cole, 1870 Sycamore.
stephen Martin, Ecorse.
Robert p. Pilkington, Wayne
Arthur w. Goble, Michigan Center.
Edgar NJ. Bailey. Warren.
Howard G. Amo, Lincoln Park
Harold w. Cutler. Mt. Clemens.
Kenneth Win Jr., Tecumseh,
Robert ID. Molters. Tecumseh-
Robert J. Hawkins, Ferndale,
Gordon l. Booker. Ferndsle.
Leon Mcintosh. Ferndale.
Samuel ID. Spencer. FerndAle
Jack II. Wren, Ferndale.
Charles L. Blsckman. Royal Oak.
Clavin O. Stanley, Royal Oak.
Eldon w. ordiway. Royal oak.
Irving A. Delavan, Royal Oak.
Arthur J. Gorsh, Royal Oak
Matthew Getson Jr., Royal Oak.
Robert y. Martin. Wyandotte.
Robert c. susewitx, Wyandotte.
John A. 10th, wyandotte.
Clifton q. Robertson, River Rouge.
Walter A. Rakocy, River Rouge
Julius r. Lucier. River Rouge.
James J, Mcdowell. River Rouge.
Calvin p. Balloon, River Rouge
Robert A. Peters, River Rouge
Dallas Cleland. River Rouge.
Harold l.. Miller. Monroe.
Quentin c. Shavalia, Monroe.
Henry r. Van Acker Jr.. Monroe.
Lao -XolAnin-- Hantramck-
Henry II. Lenkowski, Hamtramck.
Arthur j. Lisiecki, Hamtramck
John r. Meskauskas, Hamtramek.
John J. Yakush, Hamtramck
Herbert y. Award, Highland Park.
Robert ]. Boylan, Highland Park.
Howard c. Barring, Pontiac.
Robert w. Harmon. Pontiac. N[
Leon n. Johnston, Pontiac.
Robert r. Bullock. Ferndale.
James r. Graham. Hazel Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Quiz Answers

I'm 1909.
2-The Bunsen burner, invented
by r. W. Bunsen Of Heidel-
berg.
"a 10-armed marine creature
having a long, tapered body
and a caudal fin at each side.
A river horse is hippo
potamus: a sea horse Is a
small fish.
5-If the error reads gnu"
6-The shortest line TO a place,
as that pursued by bee re-
turning TO its hive.
William Henry Harrison had
10 children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Connolly Answers

la Dog: (b) cat: (c) bird.
2-(a) Botany; OBJ hydraulics
(c) statistics.
3-(a) Pale blue or gray; OBJ
either black or brown; (c)
blue.
4(a) Mausoleum; (b) rotunda;
(c) zero. D
5-Cerebrum, cerebellum, pons,
medulla oblongata.
6-(a) Queen Isabella Of Spain /;
(b) Joan of Arc; (c) Queen
Marie Antoinette of France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Named Eisenhower Aide

UNITED STATES ARMY
HEADQUARTERS IN BRITAIN,
Sept. 10 (INS).-Brig. Gen. Walter
Bedell Smith was named today as
chief of staff TO 1t. Gen. Dwight d.
Eisenhower, commander-in-chief
of all American forces in the
European war theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

william Milovich, Hazel Park.
lAh M Nelson, Hazel Park.
lAquilla r. Bennett. Royal Oak.
Robert w. James. Crosse Pointe.
Charles l.. Phlypo. Crosse Pointe Park.
wilmont r. Belfry, Crosse Pointe Park.
William p. Robertson, Dearborn.
Harold T. Kinxer, Dearborn.
Henry ]. Wing. Dearborn.
Raymond d. Hanson. Dearborn.
Richard J. Horton, Dearborn.
George Pagan, Dearborn.
George Williams, Dearborn.
Ward Alden Ebert, Dearborn Township.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
BY Adele
Gsrrison

thought you had succeeded In
locating the document:" asked
quietly.
"Why - why -" she stanl-
mered, II heard him say some
thing about never having TO go
out alone with Steve again, but
I thought he meant on an after
theater spree like this one to-
night, and that he still wanted
mo to keep up the dinner en-
gagements with steve and
Ollna."
He doee.~ 7 rejoined, "but
only for q short time.
mo one else could have done
% well what you have already
done. That Il why my father
asked you TO undertake so dis
agreeable n task. III the infor-
nation you obtained had not
been so vital In our search for
Marion, and In my fathers gov
eminent work. he would not
have permitted you TO go out
with Redfield."
ooh, I know that" she said
quickly.
But" I went on. "since he
has recovered the stolen paper
and you have supplied him with
30 much other valuable data, he
feels that the Job can be taken
over by somebody else who has
been on watch"
STEVE CLOSELY WATCHED
"You mean" she said. "that
he has other people watching
ciosely:"
stephen Redfeld rarely
makes a move, sleeping OF
waking. that isn't known to one
or another of my fathers
agents." / said.
They must consider the lad
important" she commented, try
ing hard TO appear nonchalant.
They do" I told her, "and
they hope they are getting near
the end Of the trail. My father
thinks the finding Of this paper
so important that he believes
your work IL virtually finished.
And he has told you he will not
Ask you 70 20 out alone with
Steve again.
DOUBTFUL ABOUT NOEL
But" I went on reluctantly,
che does wish you and Dina to
20 out with him two or three
times more for dinner, 20
stephen won't look for any other
motive save Noers reaction to-
night, when you make some ex-
cuse for not going out with him
alone again"
Her forehead wrinkled into {
frown.
That's all right for Steve"
she said 81 can see yeaF fathers
viewpoint. But what NOers going
to do. I don't know. He's so
steamed up over this perform
ance tonight that I think the
idea of n dinner date. even with
Dina along. will send his Their
mometer up to the boiling
point"
There's one thing certain"
I said with sudden resolution.
"You will not have to speak 10
Noel about this. II you will
walt here I shall 60 over TO see
him right away, and see what I
can do with him."
Iroutinuod toD,orroxuN
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Manners
of the
Moment

Uh-huh, grille Your smile won't
get you past that traffic light these
DAYS. You must remember: Cd A
driver has to use his brakes to stop
for you no matter how pretty your
face and your smile, (2) that using
brakes suddenly scrapes tires. (3
that tires aren't to be had any more.
So you'd better watch out. You'll
be accused of being unpatriotic be-
fore you know it. And what would
be even worse, one of these days
some driver might just get mad
enough to refuse to stop for your
smile.
No, think that for your own
sake, for the sake of the rubber
shortage and for the sake of your
country, it's time for you to make
yourself obey the traffic lights. I
feel rather strongly on the subject,
so don't let me catch you crossing
the street when you shouldn't. I
might even start a campaign or
something. g JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Don't Force
Child Into
Resort to Sponge
Bath Until Fear
Is Overcome
Bv Leffice Lee Street,

Dear Mrs. STREET.: My son, who is
Is months old, is afraid of his bath
He used to love it until several
months ago, when he was frightened
when 1 started washing his hair and
putting a hair shade on his head
so he wouldn't get soap in his eyes
or water in his ears. I used the
shade before this time. but I think
I must have caught strand of hair
in it and he became frightened.
Since then I cannot get him in the
| tub, although I've even tried putting
toys in the water. MRS. j. P.
I suggest that the next time you
bathe your little boy that you
assume an attitude of casual indif-
ference as to whether he gets into
the tub or not.
The eye shade obviously frightens
him, so by all means discard 1t.
Many young children roar with rage
when their hair is washed. AS
they get older they stop acting up
in this manner, but until then there
Is little that a mother may do other
than. as usual, to try to stay calm
and be patient.
But bathing is a different matter
most babies love their bath. Here
are a few suggestions you might
try: Make a soap mitt by cutting q
doll shape and sewing together two
turkish towel washcloths. Fill the
"dolr' with shaved soap.
When bath time comes along un-
dress your little boy in the bath
room, but do not fill the tub. Then
proceed to wash the doll in the
wash basin: he will no doubt want
to help you. Make quite a thing OF
putting the doll down into the water
Now place your little boy on table
or a chair, on a bath towel, and let
him soap himself with the soap baby
You can then rinse him off, with
his help, no doubt, and, in othel
words, he will have had a sponge
bath.
In a few days it may work if you
will let him soap himself while sit
ting in the empty tub. on batf
towel, and then he may find it fur
to turn on the taps and watch the
water running into the tub while ne
is in it.
A baby's bath time should be
happy and gay. so try to make youl
childs this way. Use any tricks
you can think of, such as little games
songs or water toys.
Above all, do not force your small
son into the tub, and I believe that
if you can succeed in making hi;
bath hour fun, and time during
which he may have no fears of being
hurt. hurried or scolded. that he viii
gradually lose his phobia and viii
again enjoy splashing around in the
water.
Lettice Lee STREET. has COM
piled a Ieaf1et entitled "The Inn
portance Of Correct Posture
which will be sent to you upon
request. Address Mrs. STREET.,
care of the Woman's Department,
of the Evening Star, and inclose
a self-addressed, stamped e.
cent? envelope. Unless the self
addressed envelope hears j.
cent stamp the leafiet cannot be
mailed.