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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-19
$50 Merchants
Participate
in Bond Sale

Twenty-Five thousand merch-
ants in Michigan who are men,
bers Of the Michigan Retailers
War Savings Committee, of
which j. b. Weber, Jr., assist
ant TO the General Manager of
the j. l.. Hudson Company, De-
troit, is Safe Chairman, are dis
playing a new window trim fea-
turing their September theme,
American MUST VIM. In ad-
dition, a colorful new official
m b | EN-, idc-t -ying stores
which are members of the Com
mittee, will be permanently dis
played by these stores through
out the War.
more than $50 merchants in
Macomb County are cooperat-
ing in this job" stated Harry
Malbin, Retail Chairman for
Macomb County. This is. a good
percentage, but our goal is to
have every merchant doing his
share. When the Treasury De-
partment asked the retailers of
the nation to sell over a billion
dollars worth of War Savings
Stamps and Bonds during the
present fiscal year, they made
no exceptions, but \ | u d d
every store which sells any kind
of merchandise or service at re-
tail. This takes in everything
from shoe shining parlors and
barber shops to the largest de-
partment stores. If every merch-
ant does his part, we can easily
make the quota assigned to us.
But if only half the merchants
participate, then the other halt
must average just twice as mucn
as they should have to. That's
why we want every retailer in
Macomb County to help on this
job"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-19
GUNS AND REPAIRS

Guns bought anc sold. Trad
ing of all kinds. Also repair
and restocking. 81 Wells, Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-19

First class floor sanding,
Bruce and other finishes Free
estimate. Al Maeder, Alto River
Road, Utica. Phone Utica 1911
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-19

All bedbugs, roachs moths
destroyed in six hours; guaran.
teed. Macomb Fumigating Serv.
ice. 1921 Joy Blvd, Mt. Glenn
ems. Phone 2357-Wll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

Then he sent his executive officer this tele-
gram
"see you "a hours later. Just gave berth to q
Back came this one:
"Your next confinement will be In the brig
THE FRONT PAGES: The Los Angeles Times
got itself cited for contempt for outspoken
editorialing II fought the case all the way
through the Supreme Court. and won. So 1t cap
tured the trophy for-"disinterested public
service" Who WAS interested?
How come Vichy censors okayed the reportage
about Gen. Grauds break from the Navy hoose-
gov? Every word of it made fool OF the
gestapo which is no way for Vichy TO treat the
boss.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Anon: She was up
w p. Eton: Stars swung like great lamps
in the sky and snapped when looked at them.
f. b. White: The stars leaned close. and some
lost their hold and fell.
Alexander LANG: Two men. ignoring each
other Importantly.
Hagar Wilde Her eyes searched his face
hungrily.
body-a little Jockey of a man.
Fred Allhof: Trying to put the vital Taliulah
Bankhead on paper is something like trying to
stuff tornado into a bottle.
Lee Pape: One Of those spring nights when
even the smallest stars are allowed out.
Octavus Roy Cohen His dinner clothes fitted
him much too frequently.
Roger L. Simon: Our bombers done tole them
Vera Barton: Friendship leaves by the same
door that doubt enters.
A. Tracy; Truth fled when he opened his
mouth
Oscar Wilde: Anyone sympathize with the
sufferings of friend, but il requires very fine
nature 10 sympathize with friends success.
Anon's description of Lockheed P38 fighter
plane 1t climbs like homesick angel.
TIVE FIRST NIGHTS: The Walking Gentle
L man." thriller. had the week to itself.
Penned by Grace Perkins and Fulton Ousler
(the latter co-author of The Spider" a smash
of few years ago) che newcomer aims at the
hair on your scalp.
It's best villain enjoys strangling gals who re-
semble his ex-wife
II gets wizardy troupng from Arlene Francis
Victor Francen, Richard Gaines and others.
Richard Lockridge saying:
at Is all written down with skill and adeptly
acted"
The Pulitzer pickers aped the drama critics
by calling no dice on the seasons crop Of plays.
Some of think skipping a choice wasn't
gesture enough for the Pullys. They should have
repealed some OF their picks OF other years. too.
Dispatches from London. telling Of the mighty
click OF Watch the Rhine" might have red
dened tho boards pan. That item, wreathed by
the reviewers, was passed up by the Pully pallys
a season ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

Abbott & Costello also get messed up in Navy
nastiness in Rio Rita" Which shows something
new has been added since that musical was
Zegfeld clarifying showcase Good melodies and
a Latin lass name Eros Volusia, probably
dotter Of Lollypolusia.
MGM's Mrs. Miniver." starring Greer Gar
son and Walter Pidgeon and 20ths This Above
ALI with Ty Power and Joan Fontaine are
drammer at its best. The most eloquent por-
rayals yet of Britain's trial by fire.
VT,IIE STORY TELLERS Allene Talmey offers
a reason why Sir Stafford Grips is the best
negotiator for Great Britain.
HE u.s." she capsules, "Brtains ablest. most
notable fanatic In q world dominated by able
fanatics"
Maybe covering bad shows has affected Geo.
Jean Nathans gray matter. He titles his piece
on musicals in Town and Country Cut, Patch.
Waffle and Daub" People get to Mattewan
making noises like cut, patch, waffle and daub
and blub-blub.
Read Jim Marshall's Flying Hell" and be
cheered up.
TTiE GAG OF THE WEEK: Secretary of the
III Navy Knox tells il at affairs and dinners.
Credits II to Admiral c. w. Nimtz.
sailor got two weeks leave TO holiday with
his family In the midwest.
When the vacation was over he kissed his
hometown gal ta-ta-and reluctantly went TO the
airport to return TO San Diego.
Ten minutes before taking off time a frantic
woman talked TO all the passengers
She told them how urgent II for her 10
get space on that sleeper plane Her old Aunt
None OF the passengers could spare their
berths except our hero, the sailor. who CALAMITY
said:
Take mine, sister,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

I gave up the job to go to high school as the
coach told me l had good chance TO make the
football team.
IN THE Nationalist Socialist year book issued
i in Berlin are listed 13 commandments for
Nazis. The first commandment is:
"Remember. the fuehrer Is always right"
Add film stars born in Pittsburgh, Pa:
Maurice Costello. Katherine Macdonald, Mary
MacLaren. Olive Thomas, Regis Toomey, Natalie
Moorhead.
Manhattan barrister Garrett Crossan ques-
tons claim that George bringing Up Father)
McManus smokes IS cigars a day. Says Mr.
Crossan:
seen. u. 8. Grant was n heavy cigar smoker
On May T. 1864, when the army of the Potomac
crossed the Rapidan River to open the wilder
ness campaign, General Grant was in the saddle
from In the morning until midnight. He smoked
continually.
And history tells that day General
Grant smoked 20 cigars. So I am inclined to
a day"
SMOST OF the discussion as to tall and short
A'A women Is by women. And IL IL usually .
case of tall women giving their prejudiced
opinions OF short women and vice versa" writes
a Chicagoan.
"An impartial view by a man should be &C.
ceptable and perhaps of value to other men.
my first wife was q tall woman. My second
wife Is cute little trick. My tall wife made .
wonderful appearance, but she was extremely
domneering, lacking I'm affection and was always
anxious to impress me with how little knew
and how much she knew.
my present wife, the cute little trick II all
that wife should be. Give me the pint she
girls every time. My height il 9 feet inches. I
weigh 1875 pounds. My wifes height is feet.
She weighs log pounds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

their wives They usually look 10 years younger
than their mates. III husband looks 10 years
younger than his wife the little lady is very
happy about il.
IS HAVE to shave twice q day." says Charley
Firkns OF Milwaukee. "And II have n
date that keeps me at a night club until midnight
i have to excuse myself and 20 to shave again.
1t II most embarrassing"
Charley doesn't say how he shaves at night
club. but I suppose he carries an electric razor
with him.
why did you leave the employ OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad when you were n boy?
Didn't you think there was future In the Job ?"
asks New Yorker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

for Bette. She is ably
supported by G. Brent,
Olivia De Havilland
and other good toilers.
Alfred Hitchcock
plays to the spines again
in "Saboteur" an eX-
citing inspection of the
defense smashers at
their ratty chores. Pure
fiction, according 10
some of the news
papers.
Robt. Cummings and
Priscilla Lane are the
top twosome, but gifted
wcomer Norman
Lloyd out-m e anie S
everybody in sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

Sullivan's cousin. Don't
you know John Flor
ence Sullivan. profess
sionally known on the
screen and radio rs
Fred Allen
In 1899 IL was stated
there soon would appear
on the market a three
wheel bantam type
automobile that would
travel so miles on a
gallon of gasoline. This
promised car never APP
peared. We certainly
could use something
eike that right now.
7 Though most English
husbands are older than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

THE MAGIC LANTERNS: Bette Davis imper-
sonates another hard-as-nails lady in the
flicker made from the newly novel, in
This Our Life"
She goes in for male-snatching manslaughter.
General cussedness and suicide-Which is bingo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

II you do not rant your heart
Burnt at n small fame
Like spitted sheep,
Fly the lore Of toomen.
Fire burns Whdt IL touches,
But love burns from ofar.
-Mather.
WRITES Chicagoan:
w "You say the only named Florence
YOU know WaA Florence Sullivan. big Tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

Fresh and dainty new sumner-garden bouquet
Flatterng coat, shrtwast and dressier styles that
you'll wear at home, your vacation, shopping, for
week-ends at the cottage. Flock dot voiles, printed
sheers, cottons- Linen. Stripes, horals.
novelty and paisley patterns IL to TO- SO to 49, 46 to ST.
DREssEs-sEcoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
On Broadway
Walter. WincheU

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, iOt2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Aircraft Plants
Asked 10 Go On
FuH7-Ddy Week
Col. Drake Insists
on Total Production
for Air Supremacy

Plants manufacturing aircraft
and supplies were asked Saturday
by Col Alonlo VI Drake. super
visor Of the Central Air Corp,
Procurement District 70 adop'
total wartime production Schcd
ulcS so Wc can win aerial Sd
premacy vital 10 victory
"FrOm now on there can he
no difference between week DAYS
and Sundays for companies
working on aircraft orders.
Colonel Drake insisted "Can YOU
imagine Japan or Germans set
ting aside Sundays in their ef-
forts 10 conquer the world"
I'VE are going Ia step mp pro-
ductiOn and do ID quickly"
Colonel Drake said "\othing
less than. 100 per cent co-opera-
tion from management and labor
will do the job. We can't afford
Ia tumble the hall in the game
We are now playing. Our armed
forces need aircraft today not
Next wear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Many JobS0pen,
Agency Reports
con,usht BY p.troi rlmt, Az Mont, 70.

The expanding defense effort
Was reflected Saturday hy a
report OF IohS available through
tho Michigan state Employment
Service
Listed Il, needed by tho agency
A. III East Jefferson avenue arc
dlcmakerS wood pattern makers
'ooimakcr- layout mon time study
ft4f-f4- ---sttt+i -~t-fr-tt operators floor
mo.Gcr>, tool designers grinders
machine FcpauUcn, OIe Slnkcr,
and gauge makers
For the Inside News Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Next Hitler Unmasked'
Mstalment Monday

Because Of nadvertency beyond control Of The
Detroit Times The instamcn Of Pierre J. Huss series
Unmaskng Hitler, Intended for publication this sun
days issue, Will appear until Monday
BE sure to get Mondays Detroit Times for the next
chapter Huss description OF the FACTS behind the
flight Of Rudolph Hess from Germany. Pierre J. Huss
until recently mead Of the International News
Zee Bureau in Berlin The veil Of secrecy surrounding tho
character and personality or Nd0ph H'er and his
chief Naz heutenaHts is being lifted by this famous
nc"sIapetman II YOU want 20 know details never
hcforeold about Hitter and MS regime read
Hitler Unmasked ny Pierre j. Huss The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
I Youths Take S44
From Newspaper Boy

Two youths pushed 2 newspaper
hoy from his bicycle in an alley
south of Wcst Chicago boulevard.
between Punchur>t and Manor
avenues. Saturday and stole So
and another So n defense STAMPS
Gordon Mocrdcr Is, Of $50
AppolIno avenue was collecting
nom tho customers on his paper
route when he was robbed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Detroit p dnninQ
Test BIdCkOut 10
Perfect System
Pamphlets Prepared
for Householders;
Date Of Trial in Doubt

DetEoit Is preparing for prac-
ticc blackout. and civilian defense
officials said Saturday that it
would be possible to hold a prolim-
mary test in two weeks.
Glenn c. Richards. co-ordlnator
OF tho metropolitan defense area
said however. that 10 has not yet
been decided whether such test
blackout viii be held.
- present Louis J. Schrenk
general superintendent Of tho
public lighting commission and
chairman of tho city blaclout com
mittco is preparing a pamphlet of
Instructions on hlackou' procedure
in all types OF buildings. from
small homes 10 Stt\.craDcr>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Official Listing

Following is the official list Of
articles which enemy aliens must
surrender
Firearms. weapons or nipple
mentS of war OF component parts
thereof; bombs explosives or ma
terlalS used IN the manufacture OF
explosives ShortWave radio receive
ing and transmitting sets, signal
devices. codes or Ciphers and
cameras: documents or books in
which there may he invisible
writing.
Also photographs sketches, pic
lures. drawing maps or graphic
representation Of any military or
of any naval installations or equip
mont or Of any arms. ammunition,
instrument OF war device or thing
used or intended TO be used in
combat equipment in the land or
naval forces Of the United States
or of any military or naval post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
LILLY STEIN

Miss Stein, p, Of New
York, pictured al Brooklyns
Fedora Court when she was
sentenced to 10 years in a
federal penitentiary for her
service to the members Of the
spy ring convicted Of con-
spiracy to send military
secrets from here 10 Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
FoiioWS Dispatch

CNonel brakes strongly wordcd
StatoNent followed the issuance of
a special war department dispatch
to then thousands Of contractors
Worklng\on munltlou, orders Colo
mel Drains office has jurisdiction
over all plants having air corps
contracts
ColoncI Arake said all companies
faced with a shortage Of skilled
.bor should start worker training
programs 10 provide additional
Continued on Pare I21
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Ready in 2 Weeks

THIS pamphlet, Schrenk said
viii be- completed within two
weeks lie then hopes TO have it
printed and distributed 10 every
householder and 10 ianitorC and
caretakcr> Of all large buildings.
Under SChrcnkS direction the
lighting commission is preparing
system for turning off street lights
Within two or three minutes.
These lights arc now extin-
guIShcd automatically by time
clocks located in various sections
of the city II a tcSt hlackout is
held ono man would have 10 be-
assigned 10 each clock 10 turn of
the lights in his section at the time
set for tho test
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Plan Master SWitch

WITHIN a few weeks. however
tho new system Of turning off tho
lights by master switch viii have
b o completed. Arrangements
also arc being made 10 turn off
commercial signs quickly
"If hou>ehoIders will CO.
operate IL may he possible 10
have a test hlackOut i'm about
two weeks" SChrenk said. ut
would probably not he very ef-
fectiVe, hut IL may give Us some
idea Of what remains 10 he done.
Even the test blackout should
change the citN'S light pattern To
such an Ntent that enemy
hOmbers could not pick out
targets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Gen. Hugh =. Johns
americas ighting Thinker.
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
FIJI Instructions

The official orders on the collec-
ton Of the banned articles were
forwarded 10 tho police depart
mentS by John C. Lehr, United
States district attorney, who re-
ccvcd them from FBI agents IN
Washington.
The official instructions pointed
out that Is is-the obligation Of Axis
aliens 10 surrender the articles
voluntarily.
There is no duty imposed
upon local police To go out and
pick them up" the instructions
said. "Nou are merely instructed
10 accept SUCH articles for
deposit. -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Get a Horse, :
So Times Scout
Tracks Down 4
But Only One Stable
Rents Carriages, Too;
81 an Hour Is Charge
BY LINTON ARKLEs

The guy who said the auto would
never replace the horse may have
been half right.
It's taken long time 10 prove
II, but if things 60 on as they
have, that old gag Get a horse
may not be 50 funny.
With the tire ban and tho auto
production ban. it begins 10 look
like a good idea IN look up your
nearest livery stable and make
some arrangements, Just in case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Horses Rented

There still arc n few stables
where Junk men rent horses and
wagons but the livery stable bust
ness seemed 10 be a memory.
So. Just IN case. Tho Times sent
out It's Horse Scout 10 find one
He found four.
The only ono found where
carriages arc rented IS AZ ALB
Russell street. run by 60-year-old
Peter Singer.
Singer hag been AZ The same
stand man and hoy, for - years.
II was here when the auto
came I'm. and il looks like I'll he
here 10 see II go out. for while
Mt least" he sand sinking.
Singer showed has three old
fashioned carriages and some
fine p9TrI9cC horses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Detroit Deddline.
Set on Surrender
Of Alien Articles.
Firearms, Cameras,
Radio Sets Due by
Monday Morning

Detroit police and all other
law-enforcing agencies in Michi-
gan Saturday received detailed
Instructions on the collection Of ?
lengthy list Of "contraband which
all enemy aliens must turn in to
their local police department be-
fore II p. m Monday.
In Detroit the articles, which
include firearms. short wave radio
sets and cameras. viii be accepted
at all local police stations and az
police headquarters.
AXIS aliens VIII be given re-
Ceipt for their property by the
local police Eater this receipt
may he exchanged for one 10 be
issued by Tho federal government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Gets What He Can

"Sure. ! rent them out" he
said II get mostly what can
for them hut II averages about
$40 daN or ~ an hour. Mostly
the people who rent them now
want them for weddings or for
party gags. BE more useful
pretty soon, ! guess.
The foe he explained. gets YOU
a two passenger rig the horse and
the horses fuel # YOU have him
az mcaltlne When Singer started
in 1897 lou col tho same thing
Tor = couple Of dollars
The Board NJ Commerce where
YOU can find most anything was
consulted. and turned up some IN
fprcSflrC statistics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Continued on Page ~
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Model Planes 10 F|y
In Contest Tomorrow
Near Silver Spring
Rubber and Gus Power
Ships to Compete
In NAA Meet

More than 100 contestants from
Washington, Maryland and Virginia
have registered for the Victory
Model Airplane Contest to be held
tomorrow at White Oaks Field near
Silver Spring, sponsored by the Air
Youth Division OF the National
Aeronautics Association and the
Washington Association of Model
Airplane Clubs
Gill Robb Wilson, president of the
NAA, will attend, and trophies for
the various classes in the meet will
be presented by Representative
Randolph, Democrat, of West Vir-
ginia; Senator Radcliffe, Democrat,
OF Maryland; Senator Lucas, Demo-
crat, of Illinois; Mrs. Jesse Jones.
wife of the Secretary of Commerce;
/ Mrs Ralph A. Bard. wife of the AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy: Mrs
Paul v. McNutt, wife of the Federal
Manpower Administrator; Mrs.
Roger Firestone and Mrs. Clarence
Norton Goodwin, chairman of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Air Youth
Division, NAA.
The classes will include gas pow
cred models, rubber power; gliders
and control models. the latter capa-
BILE of speeds of 80 to 100 miles an
hour.
Twenty Boy Scout buglers will
participate in the program and Girl
Scouts .vtH serve as guard Of hoqor
when prizes .ase, awarded - -.
The public will be admitted free
and luncheon is to be available on
the grounds. Two bus loads OF
Rockville school children will be
taken to the show.
The committee in charge of the
meet is composed of Charles T.
Weiss, director; Philip ]. Corr. reg
istrations: William A. Pennoyer,
Stanley L. Peter of Alexandria; !;
Fred L. Regiembal, president of the
Silver Spring Aeronautic Club;
Stewart Culp, director of the Silver
Spring Club, and Fred Long, past
president.
The field may be reached by driv-
ing out New Hampshire avenue ex-
tended until directional signs are
encountered.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

on the play, putting the ball back
on the 80.
Wright banged the line for 4
yards and a clipping penalty moved
the Old Liners up to their own 49,
Rutgers took time out Maryland
lost Is for holding. but after a
lateral Mont to Rigby, failed to
gain Mier got it back on a pass
from Mont behind the line Mont
punted to Conners. who returned
about IA to his own 26.
Conners rammed through the line
for 9 yards, but Maryland held and
he punted out on Maryland's 6.
Miers went around right end for IA
yards and first down. but was in
jured on the play and Andy Seine
bley came in for him. Werner went
around left end for a first down
on the As
Mont passed to James for 4 yards.
after an end run had lost that
much. Mont tried a line buck then
tried to run on fourth down and
was yards short, Rutgers taking the
ball on its own At.
Two minute of play remained in
the first half when Rieger, aiming
for the corner, punted out on Mary
lands 30
Mont dropped back to pass but
was smeared by Potter for a 13-yard
loss. Mont's pass to Werner was
good for s and the next to James
gave the Old Liners a first down on
their own 81. Taking too much time
cost Maryland yards. Another
pass was intercepted by Brown as
the half ended.
Score: Rutgers. 7: Maryland, 0.