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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Bur think 0fMe mbber
Y0u<g sQn1g>" urged Elsie

everywhere tell that wild horses couldn't drag them
away from Borden's Liederkranz And don't wonder.
This tawny crusted creamy treat is the one
American made dessert cheese that's famous the world
over OF course it's only Of more than 20 Bordens
Fine Cheeses, but :"
Woman" snarcd Elmer, IF you stop talking,
take few minutes off and help pick up these
papersr'
eff it's picking up you want" smiled Elsie bend
ing over to help Elmer most folks say there's no
pickup like glass of Borden's Hen1o. It's the new
LIMO YOU DRINK YOUR N'NNUNS ANb LIKE gu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

The
Primitive
Picture
at the Left
l. One of
the Earliest
Known
IlluStra
tions of
Restricting
Food
Supplies.
II Shows
a Medieval
Rationing
Board
Doing out
Salt to
Civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

wouldn't be half as luscious to taste, nearly as
nourishing"
"And that, suppose" sneered Elmer, would
throw the entire country into panic, including the
Army and Navy
Nothing could panic those boys, said Elsie firmly
But both our fighting forces and allies do count
on me for plenty Of Borden's Evaporated MIX Folks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Il wish felt like Paul Revere" grumbled Elmer,
feeling his bruises gingerly He lucky he had
horse"
Speaking Of horses beamed Elsie, cheese lovers
1913 by American Weekly. Inc. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

fell down on my job often you do just getting to
yours. my velvety smooth Borden's Ice Cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

way to drink your vitamns and like EN-, you know.
And it tastes like the grandest matted milk, only
more So
Every interesting" mumbled Elmer busting him
self hastily "but must be off to the Office oof'
"oh dear, down you go again, sighed Elsie. IF
r,f.,,r pt.s,s r,ser,ed -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
CONSCIOUS TO YoUsE-YoUsE

BY courtesy Of magazine named Gourmet we
are privileged now to inform readers Of the real
inner significance Of the Battle Of North Africa.
Gobes Sfox and Sousse ore in the hands Of Anglo
American berotors And thus, prose be to Allah,
the holy land Of the gournondise nondole = the
birthplace Of that plat du Jour repos de ete known
as cous-cous-hos been freed from the lnpous foot
of the borborous Hun.
Once more, thanks to those British and Anoer-
can soldiers who ore giving their lives in the desert
the howodji (you guess whot-we CONT ore free to
wander at pleasure amidst the sheerne palm groves
Of Gobes and the comparative creature comforts Of
Sfox, and SIP or munich, eureIe his CONSCIOUS in
it's native habitat.
Truly, the eourmondise rondoIe is p q SIS g
through trying times.
That is not so. Through toxotion Congress hos
cut away all the fot and most Of the flesh from big
incomes Through toxotion Congress strip off the
rest Of the flesh and most Of the bone.
The issue and is whether the executive,
oeonst the expressed will Of the peoples represent
totves, order and enforce revolution in the
tons established philosophy and thot to the det-
rinoent Of the war effort
Congress has answered that he can not.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23

cards or more headed by the
ace king-queen, or a scvcn-card
suit Cor morc) headed by the
ace king jack. Ii needs no side
strength. and tells your partner
YOUR holding all i'm one bid.
| have been asked many times,
what should | do when my
partner makes prc-emptive
three bid?" The only answer is,
do whatever your hand calls for.
Your partner has told you all the
facts concerning his hand.
In today's hand, for example,
when South bids three dla-
monds. North should not be sat
isfied with a bid Of three no
trump. He should bid four no
trump, not BlackWood bid
but a straight four no trump.
South of course should bid
five diamonds, and North is
wise TO select the contract OF six
diamonds rather than SIX nc
trump.
Even though the diamond
queen does not drop. the hand is
made by dscarding the losing
club on the good heart.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
. SO THEY SAY

Intelligence tests should be
given to weed out prospective
Jurors unable TO understand the
complexities of civil trials. -
Judge Clarence Galston of
Brooklyn, n Y
Unless the nations can find
some way to improve conditions,
by working, producing, dis
tributing and consuming-unless
that happens, we are destined to
go along the same identical road
We travelled from 1920 on.-Sec-
rotary Of State Cordell Hull.
I'm proud that they were able
to qualify for duty with the
United States fleet. They wcrcn I
afraid to fight and they weren't
afraid 90 die for their country
and for you and me. - Mrs.
Thomas Sullivan on christening
destroyer The Sullivans' for
her five sons lost on cruiser Jul
neau.
FasciSm does not war on men
alone. We women of the United
Nations must fight too. We must
share in avenging the blood of
our children and the tears of the
mothers of all COUNTRIES fighting
Hitlerism.-4th Mate Valentino
Orlikova of Soviet Merchant
Marine.
Utopia you cannot make in a
day. Russia tried TO butter the
bread OF everyone and found 1t
spread too thin TO suit the taste
of the people Prof. Pitirim A.
Sorokln OF Harvard u.
There are only two reasonable
grounds for dcferment. Either
the government doesn't want a
man or the government wants
HIM somewhere else .-Sclectivc
Service Director Lewis b. Her
shcy.
We must be certain that just
and durable peace follows the
war. We must be equally certain
That America has good and capa-
bic leadership after victory. -
Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service staff Corresponds
p,rt@.,,.., pAnrntt s,Gf or.


Barbara Bennett, sister of
Joan and Constance, is returning
10 the stage as . song and dance
girl. The former wife. of Nor
ton DoWEey, now married 10 act
or Addison Randall. viii be star
rcd by film producer Lester Cut
Ter in a stage musical opening
next month in San Diego. Gut
Ter also has taken an option on
her services for a motion pic
ture Milton Bcr!e and his
wife. the former Joyce Matthews
Of the screen. are Stralning at
the leash His jokes aren { fun
ny anymore e. Hollywood has
finally done IT, Although she
portrayS a Nazi in Columbia 5
appointment in Berlin Mar
guerite Chapman goes through
the entire picture without once
saying, He'll Hitler He'll, Co.
iumbla studio.
OSa Massen. one Of tho screens
ravorlte bad girls is being
PACED for sympathetic character
roles as result IF her kindly
mother part IN Universal s
What We Are Fighting For ;
Joseph Cotton on mciodrama:
Playing in melodrama is like
saving I'D for bank failure. "
Producer Sol Lesser is having
trouble finding a icsert location
spot for "Tarzan and the Shiek .
All the sand dunes near Holly
wood are bristling with soldiers
and anti-aircraft guns Sad
story, AS an M-G-M test director
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
TELLING THE WORLD

The United Mine Workers have adopted on in
telIieent course in presenting their to the pub
lie through Ioree-scoIe advertising And they chose
we'll in the angle they have emphasized in their copy
Apparently the bulk Of the public is against the
woge increase demanded by John |. Lewis. But, on
the other hand few have reoIIy reoIized, when we
have talked about the 35hour week in coal mining,
that another 80 minutes doy Of unpaid time was
required to get back ond forth from portal to pit
mouth.
Whotever the ultinote decision may be- at least
it will be based upon intelligent public under.
standing Of major issue involved
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
. BARBS

A casual stroll across the
street is what causes a lot OF
casualties.
American aviators are picking
up right where American tour
lists left off IN shocking Paris and
Naples.
Spring, or any other time, Is
fine for nipping blooming nui.
sanccs in the bud.
All people. hope for the best,
but have you noticed how many
more people are working for II
these days?
Gas rationinG and slower driv-
Ing Will keep the American
motor industry from having as
great turn over this summer.
British Pierce Rommcfs New
Line headline And that's 2
direct hit at the line Hitler hands
out at home
Civilian flying will be com.
mon after the war says a plane
manufacturer Meaning m ore
people will fall for it?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
NO 10 PER CENT WAR

Chester Davis, the new food administrator coined
an appealing slogan when he sold that This is no
per cent war;" Unfortunately like SO many apparent
ophorisms Mr.. Dovs is less than accurate and fair
in its implications.
rue, many OF us do feel sonctinnonous otter we
have oIlocoted 10 per cent Of woqes TO war bonds
But it is not correct that this makes US percenters
For in addition to the ALLEGATION we ore poyino mini
mum Of 9 per cent os federal income tax; nony ore
paying stote income taxes; oil ore poynq Ioroe sums
in federo stote and local reo esoe, excise and lux.
ury taxes, sometimes direct, but more often hidden in
the cost Of every commodity we buy
We ore not, perhops-even probobIy-doing as
much as we must, but we cont be kissed off as @
percenters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
. IN HOLLYWOOD

tor five years, Fred Wilcox pi-
lOted such glamorous newcomers
os Veronica Lake, Frances Gift
ford, Inez Cooper, Marsha Hun.
and Ava Gardiner Other day
Wilcox was handed his first ma
Jor directorial assignment, Las
sic Comes Home. The CLAM
or star is DOG. 1t shouldn't
happen tc a man Observing
Dorothy Lamour in a backless
evening gown at A party, Otto
Kruger said, She's what d call
the center of distraction. l."
CAMP SHOW CUTIE
Universal's cutie, Grace Nc
Donald, has written new lyrics
to Il Hac the Craziest Dream
for her Army camp shows. One
of the lines goes: II had the
craziest dream last night-each
of you guys had captain to
serve you and he brought you
your breakfast in bed
Make Rosenbloom has enlist
cd for overseas entertainment
duty since being turned down by
the Army because Of poor health
Who says there isn't glamor
in western pictures? II YOU
look through the gun smoke,
says Tex Ritter, you'll find
plenty. Rita Hayworth and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
BUY AlITTLE BIT MORE

Potrotie Moeomb county residents hove mode
an excellent showing in the current U. S. War Bond
drive.
But. as yet they hove not done quite enough. v'r'
tuoIlv all Michigan communities ore going overtime
top on their respective quotes. Moeomb county resi-
dent. from all woIks Of life must oct ond act quickly,
f our unit Of is to be ranked among those
topping the list.
"GoIIonts," ond all the other ronk-ondfiIe work
srs throughout the oreo hove done on excellent job
IT, as there little reason to doubt pressure IS
maintained for the remainder Of the month the eoun-
TVS proper place in the potriotie sun is assured
Keep up the good work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
By The Associated Press
ON THE LOOSE


ST. CHARLES, Ill An emp
ty coal car and a loaded box
car ran away from freight
train, outdistanced il for two
miles and then left the railroad
tracks and stopped-in front of
Police Magistrate Harold Olson 5
office.
The freight train had bumped
the cars as workmen attempted
TO couple them to the train. But
the two cars were rot coupled
and rolled into ST. Charles from
Geneva, the train in pursuit. At
the end of the switch track. the
cars broke through barricadc,
continued on across a street,
sweeping two automobiles along
with them. and came TO stop
al Olson's office. No one was
hurt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
ny PETER EDISON

Experts in the office of Pc
troleum Co-ordinator for War
Harold l.. Ickes are having an
other gander at the situation
with regard to the fuel oil and
gasoline supply. The results may
be ready in another couple
weeks. but the inside indica-
tons now are that there cant
possibly be any easing up on
summer driving restrictions, nor
any hope that there will be more
fuel oil next winter.
All this bad news can be an
nounced with certainty in spite
of the fact that the petroleum
supply line situation has inn
proved considerably in the last
few weeks
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
ROMANCE RATIONED

vcar-old farmer admitted to the
ration board that he had used
the gasoline allowed for his trac-
tor in his car instead Asked
why, he replied. ITO go to see
my cir! friend.
Cautioned by the surprised
board. the octogenarlan quickly
suggested a way to eliminate
those pleasure trips.
How about extra gas for a
HONEYMOON he asked. sra
Reluctantly, the board said no.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23

SANTA FE, n MA former
New Mexico resident, now liv-
ing in Virginia. sent state income
tax director Earle Kerr So
although he owed nothing
After living elsewhere, the
man explained, Il think it is
worth at least S. TO call New
Mexico my home -.
Puzzled at first, Kerr quickly
decided a dummy tax return
could be fixed up-so the state
can keep the S..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
IT'S A PLEASURE, JUDGE.

TOPEKA, Kas.-Police Judge
Eldon Sloan sentenced 16-year
old speeder-a second offender
to ten days in Jail. Then he
paroled the youth on condition
he buy S25 war bond immedi-
ately.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
SABOTEUR

MIAMI. ia. = A monkey III
the corn brought new complica-
tons for Mrs. j. w. Bridges VIC
tory garden.
"He's there now, shocking and
eating the very ears ! had plan
ned to have for supper, she
complained TO police.
A squad car hurried out to
help preserve the food supply,
but the footloOse monkey had
eaten his fill and scampered
away.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23

KANSAS CITY - Pupils Of
Franklin school, who recalled
custom of the early American
Indians and planted fish to fer
tilize their victory garden, re-
port a setback.
Dogs came from everywhere.
They dug up the ancient fish
with vigor and rolled in same
with gusto.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23

JERSEYVILLE, III. - Frank
Ssyer says his race horse, Peter
Guy, is tobacco-chcwer and APP
parently enjoys the aroma of to-
bacco smoke.
Peter Guy, a trottcr with a
2:l5 mile to his credit, likes any
size plug of tobacco, Saycr ex-
plains He'll roll the cud in his
jaws complaccntly for 10 or Is
minutes and then swallow the
Chew"
Sayer says that when Trainer
Charlie O'Donnel puffs smoke
into Peter Guys Lostrils, he
lust lays back. :olls his eyes,
and inhales the smoke with real
delight"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
Jinx Falkenberg both made thei

screen debuts opposite him. And
one of his heroines. Dorothy Fay.
became his heroine for life.
She's now Mrs Ritter. Ironic
that scenarist Ken Englund
should have TO study old issues
of the Police Gazette as back
ground for the picture, Sweet
Rosie O'Grady'. He was ex-
PEELED from school at the age of
10 for reading the Police Gazette
at recess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
McKElNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WM. T.. MCKINNEY
america's Card Authority

The pre-emptive three-oid'
which | have advocated for sew
eral years and which is used py
a great many players, is MADE on
a hand containing a SUIT OF SIX
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
STAR GARDENERS

Sight of the week: Spencer
Tracy, Robert Taylor and Di-
rector Victor Fleming leaving
M-G-M' A Guy Named Joe set
on motorcycles to inspect Tracy S
fivc-acrc Victory Garden -. 3.
Soldiers at Camp Livingston,
La. have selected Judy Garland
their favorite "sing-up' girl. Her
records are used to lead COM
munity sings. :. During recent
Army camp tour, Jean Brooks
met scores Of HollyWoodsmen in
uniform. The hardest thing for
them to get used 10, according to
Jean, was not rising at s a. m. or
taking 30-mile hikes with heavy
packs What bothered them
most, she reports, was wearing
coats and pants that match.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
THE PLUNGER

THE PLUNGER
SEATTLE, Wash. - Walter
Giseburt, 20-year-old shlpyard
worker, won Sis bet.
He's sorry now.
He dived off Lake Washing
ton ferry to swim quarter-mile
to his shipyard.
His pals paid off-but Gise-
burt paid S37.45 court costs he
was assessed at his trial on a
public-ruisance charge, plus in
cidental costs and loss of wages
during the trial.
Total: Sis.
He didn't even get TO finish his
swim, he sighed; the coast guard
stopped him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
PIPELINE NEAR
COMPLETION

by July, liilS blS llSii p4pS-
line Will Ice completed all the
way to Philadelphia and New
York, permitting delivery of as
much as 100000 barrels {. day to
the east by this means.
Furthermore, by the end of
1913. it is hoped to have sec
ond 20-inch pipeline completed,
paralleline and running over the
same right of way as the "a
inch, permitting delivery OF an
other 100000 barrels day.
Add to that the delivery of
approximately 100000 barrels
a day by barge, and il may be-
gin TO appear that by Jan. i,
1914, deliveries Of petroleum
products 10 the east might even
be above the | ) million barrels
a day which was normal back IN
1871 when all the oil used to
come into the cast by tanker
through the Gulf and up the At
lantic coast.
But there are couple OF
catches in that, and here 5 where
the bad news comes in.
BAD WITH THE GOOD
First, when the "a and 20-inch
pipelines are completed the H.
600 or more tank cars now haul
ing petroleum products to the
east over the rails viii have TO
90 back in service over the long
haul, all the way from Texas
and back. That viii again IN
crease the time required for one
round trip to II days and Will
cut down the amount that can be
delivered to the east by tank If
from a million or more barrels a
day.
Second, petroleum reserve
stocks on the eastern seaboard
are now lower than they have
ever been. The American Petro-
leum Institute figures just re-
leased show that eastern oil
stocks as of April 10 were on1y
28.8 per cent of the average re-
serve stock on hand at this time
of year in 1910 and Al.
Third, nobody knows what the
Army and Navy requirements
are except the Army and Navy,
and they can't tell Also, they
don't know what their uncx-
pected requirements may be a
month, two months or SIX
months ahead. That the services
will continue to draw upon these
eastern deliveries is fairly OBJ
vious. A sudden demand for an
= extra supply for some convoy
may mean that any previous cal
culation may have to be waste
baskcted on Is minutes notice.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

Delivery OF petroleum prod
ucts to the east by tank car in
creased TO over $4,000 barrels
a day during the second week in
April. Railroad men say il will
go TO full million barrels a day
before long. Normal delivery by
tanker used TO be l.5 million
barrels a day to the eastern sea-
board, so deliveries will be two
thirds of pre-War average.
This increase in deliveries by
tank car is directly attributable
TO the opening of the 24-inch
pipeline from Texas to Norris
City, H., several weeks ago.
That meant the tank cars didn t
have to 90 all the way back to
Texas oil fields TO be refilled
The time for round trip Tor
each tank car was thus reduced
from an average of II days to
an average of 10 days, meaning
that they could haul just that
much more stuff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
In Larger Offices

c. w. Treadweu Co announce
the removal of their offices from
900 Lafayette Building 10 more
spacious offices AT l00l-l0O3 Lafa-
yette Building, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
GET RIGHT KIND

Buy the kind of farm
suited to your ability to man
age, and to your experience.
S-Don't buy a bigger farm
than you or your family can
operate. Buy only what your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Propose Parkway Extension
On Northeastern Highway

County, and probably later car
rying IL through toward Dnrand
and northeastern Livingston
County, the parkway authority
will be carrying out one Of the
original purposes for which II
was created. namely, 10 pro-
vide quick and easy travel be-
tween the lake region and the.
metropolitan district" Earhart
continued.
THE authOrity's decision 10
select the. right-Of-way at this
time was predicated upon con-
ferences with Oakland County
highway officials who assured
us that they wanted this extern
sion as their No. l project in
that area. Whether or not the
existing section will be con
Verted into limited access type
Of parkway will be decided at "A
later date when we have con
cluded what can be done about
extending IL Ia the north and
south route within the city, as
well rs n crOsstOwn highway
connection"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Community,
Industrial Sites
Seen After War

Decentralization OF industrial To-
cations, a trend which had become
pronounced and is hesitating tenn
porarily because Of gasoline and
rubber conditions. Will continue
after the war, Daniel &. Mcclure,
general manager Of Argonaut
Realty Division Of General Motors,
told members Of the brokers' divi-
sion of the Detroit Real Estate
Board last week
"New industrial locations will
spring up and new communities
will be developed along the
outer fringes. readily accessible
by arterlal highways. and away
from cOngested centers with diff
ficult traffic conditions" he said.
Mcclure had outlined the diff
Guilty with which industrial PStab-
liShmentS producing peacetimp
consumer goods diSmantled and
diSmembered the existing plants
for conversion 10 production Of
war goods different in character
from the consumer goods they had
been manufacturing. the disloca-
ton Of manpower and other con-
ditions which arose from lack Of
industrial planning for national
emergency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Work has been started on sur
yeying a proposed parkway extern
bn on Northwestern highway
following its approval of the board
of commissioners of the Huron
Clinton Metropolitan Authority as
a postwar project. Plans call for
extending the highway from its
present terminal at Orchard Lake
road, approximately Is miles 20
the intersection OF M-59 near
Highland. where the proposed
Huron-Clinton parkway will inter
cept, II. 3. Earhart, board chair
man. announces.
at has long been admitted
by highway engineers that the
extension of Northwestern high
way. as a parkway, would do IA
great deal 10 alleviate traffic
congestion I'm Grand River In
addition 10 serving large area
10 the northwest of Detroit"
he pointed out.
"By extending the highway 10
the lake region of Oakland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
PREVENT REPETITION

"Such planning in the future"
he SAID. must give thought TO
preventing "A repetition OF these
difficulties. one suggestion being
that plants producing peacetime
consumer goods he located be-
side companion plants equipped
for emergency use. so that an
organization. manpower and all.
needs simply to he transferred
from one building 10 the other
a. necessity dictates"
He explained that this would
not apply for example, 10 con
Germ which was manufacturing
trucks and would continue 20 man
ufacture trucks.
II was his opinion that many o
the present installations would no
be converted 10 domestic produc
ton. but held in reserve
THE whole picture in this
area" he concluded. els one OF
tremendous activity which will
continue in peacetime, hut In To-
cations with great land areas tn
surround the buildings and wide
" dispersed