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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-14

B.ay Dram near Station - plus ~ Of
Cottyetf Drain:
900 feet Of 80 inch corrugated iron
pipe Of which % feet Is 20 be delivered
20 Station 81 and "a ieet 10 Station 80
plus A., the remainder 20 be delivered
70 the Nine Mile Disposal Plant.
Al Station IS plus SO Glenwood Road
install 70 feet OF % inch coTrug ated
iron pipe and backfl under bridge.
Al Staten 81 install 80 feet Of SO inch
corrugated iron pipe.
At Station 90 plus ~ install % feet OF
80 inch corrugated iron pipe.
Plans and specifications under which
this work Is 20 be done may be eN-
am!ned al the office OF William c.
Harper. MaComh County Drain Com
missioner. Atm floor Macomb County
where copies together with bid proposal
may be obtained
Contracts will be made with the
lowest responsible bidder giving ade-
quate security for the performance of
the work IN the sums specified in the
specifications.
The Commissioner reserves the right
20 accept any proposal, 10 reject any or
all proposals, and 20 waive defects in
proposals
NOTICE Is HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN, -tfrat OF Thursday az TTEou
a, M IN the forenoon, Eastern war
Time on the Bra day of August A. D.
1914 az he intersection OF the Cottre!l
Drain and Jefferson Road in c. sos.
Lake Township, Macomb County.
Michigan. or al such other time and
place thereafter 20 which I. the County
Drain Commissioner aforesaid. may ad-
Iourn the same, the apportionments for
benefits and the lands comprised with
in the "Cottrell Greek Drain Special
Assessment District" and the appor-
t!onments thereof viii be announced by
me and will be subject 10 review for
one day from eleven o'clock in the
forenoon until five O'Clock in the aft
ernoon
The following is description OF
the several tracts or parcels of land
constituting the Special Assessment
District viz:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-14
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF MACOMB
rnANf-IsD

FREDERICK w RIDLEWSKI and
IDA A. 'RIDLEWSKI, his wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
FBENEZER HILLYARD AND CON-
DACE HILLYARD, his wife. NATH-
AN MOSER AND ELIZABETH
MOSER. his wife, CONDACE HILL
YARD. the unknown heirs of Candis
Cornelia billiard Deceased, MARY
ELIZABETH DOUGHTY, one of the
heirs OF CaHdis Hlliard. Deceased.
SARAH ANN AHRENS, SARAH A.
OHRNS. SARAH ANN OHRNS.
CHRISTIAN AHRNS; 10 SEPH
SCHOOL, AND HENRY RACHOW.
executors of the last will and testa-
ment and codicils thereof of Chris
tian d. Ohrns, Deceased. HENRY
OHRNS, ALVINA OHRNS MILLER
OR ELVINA OHRNS MILL f r,
MARY OHRNS STREw OR STREU,
ROBERT OHRNS. and SARAH ".
OHRNS or SARAH ANN OHRNS,
heirs at law OF Christian D. Ohrns.
Deceased, or their unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees and assigns.
Defendants
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
; ASK NE q
? ANOTHER Z
: A General Quiz
The Questions

/. Who was the second Presi-
dent to 60 from congress to the
White House?
2. What instrument in an Or
chestra is Familiarity called "the
clown?
3. Does February ever have five
Sundays?
4. What bird can fly backwards?
5. An apostate usually refers to
what?
6. The first one-cent piece is
sued under the authority of the
United States was the 'fugio" pen
ny in what year?
7. Does sound travel faster
through air or water?
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23

so and So. Size 80 requires 4ls yards a
39-inch material.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. Slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Campers:

Before building a campfire
Observe the state laws. If a per-
NIT is necessary, get it from a
ranger or state fire warden.
Scrape away around the fire all
infammable material in a circle at
least five feet in diameter.
Dig a hole in the center, build
your fire in it, and keep your fire
small.
Before leaving campfire, stir the
Goals and soak them with water.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Forest Industry Workers:

Build and maintain safe fire lines
around mills, logging camps, etc.
Keep efficient spark arresters on
locomotives, tractors, etc.
Comply fully with state laws.
Keep fire patrols on the fire job
especially during dangerous fire
weather, and make frequent inspec-
tons for fire hazards.
Be extremely careful to put out all
matches and Gig arettes before throw
ing them away.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
The Answers

l. Warren G. Harding.
2. The bassoon.
3. 1t will have five Sundays in
1913 and again in 1876.
4. The humming bird.
5. A renegade.
6. In 1887.
7. Water.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
81 s -|Y |Hf$HE@!

When light bulbs begin to
darken, move them to a spot
where they will not receive con-
slant use and they will give serv-
ice for long time.
An envelope pasted inside the
cook book will hold clipped
recipes.
Stubborn particles of dirt that
settle in mouldings, cracks and
other hard-to-get-at corners can
be dislodged by whisking with
paint brush that has been dipped
in soapy water.
Beaded and sequinned motifs of
various sizes are fine for covering
up stain that will not come out
of a dress.
Hydrogen of peroxide will often
remove perfume stains from a
dresser scarf that has been given
up as hopeless.
Test sample of printed rayon
to make sure color will not run.
Use clear water. If color is fast
in water, it will be fast in soap
suds.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Perfect House Dress

1T HAS the look of a clean, sleek
shirtmaker but it's really just a
perfectly comfortable, especially
smart house dress! The scalloped
front closing and scalloped sleeves
give it that out-of-the-ordinary
look.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1916 is de-
signed for sizes SO, 80. 40, AZ. "A. 46. 40.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Observing These Precautions Would Greatly Redl
Reduce Fire Losses
Farmers and RancherS:

dTmCIS anu NdHCuCESs
Never burn to clear crop land:
Without getting a permit from a
ranger or fire warden, if state laws
require it.
Without scraping a trail or plow-
ing around for safety.
Without having plenty of help on
the job.
During unusually hot or dry OF
windy weather.
Without beating out all shoulder
ing grass after buring is finished.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Crisp Charm

CR1SP and gay and youthful is
" this pertly fared jacket over a
full-gored skirt. 1t will make up
smartly in all sorts of materials
from lowered crepes to starched
and shining piques and tubbable
cottonS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1884 is de-
signed for sizes II. -. l3. IA. Is. l6 and
10. Size -. short sleeves. requires 4ls
yards Of 39.inch material.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
EvcrybOdy's Business

Some think that Walter Thomp-
son is a very quiet boy at times,
The Tiger suggests that he be quiet
all the time, especially in class.
o yeah, we have recently learned
that Richard Parish is going to
play the role of the shadow-we
hope dedoesn't fail.
A certain little lady who lives
on Lynch Street says that there is
young fellow by the name of Oh
liver Bracey, Jr., whom she thinks
about a little-weIl little lady, lit
tie thoughts lead to big actions
sometimes.
Hazel Owens better watch her
self because someone is falling of
the tower building for her Oh
but we forgot there is more than
one Hazel. Look out c. R. We
hope you can keep up with her.
Did you all know that Melvin
Palmer has dates with a certain
party on Dalton Street. If any OF
you chicks happen to be one Of
his friends, control yourself until
you see them together. They are
rather cute school kid companions
Marion is 912? because he chew;
all the time-would you really like
to know what it is? We hate tc
tell it but it is spark plug We
wonder does he know any better
Someone really ought to tell hin
something.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15

Most of the food we send to Rus
STA goes to the Army.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
General News

The Christmas holidays have
come to a close; all of the Hill
Reynolds students and teachers
have returned to their post Of duty
with new ideas and determinations
for the New Year.
The inmates of the General Fos-
ter Hospital were highly benefit
ted from the Christmas Carols that
were sung for their benefit, dur
ing the holidays by members of the
Jim Hill Luxis Club. Each sol
der that was confined to bed was
the recipient of lovely portfolio
that had been made by members
of the club. Flower vases were
donated to the hospital.
Seven grade section one is very
happy to return to school after the
holidays. Every member has re
solved to do his work more effec-
lively the balance of the school
year
Ninth grade section two is re-
ioicing because of the return Of its
president, Eugene Neat.
The total amount of stamps
bought by the Sallie Reynolds
School during the month of Deem
Der was $3.50. The third grade
class, under the sponsorship of Mis-:
Maude Taylor, won the banner fol
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
Crystal Springs
News
H. j. Wolfe, Reporter

Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Bradley were
happy to have as their guests over
the week end their daughter, Mrs.
Velma Coleman, who reports a very
enjoyable visit with her parents.
Mrs. Katie B. Price had as her
guest during the weekend her
brother, Mr.. Richard Ardd from
Drew, Miss.
Mr.. Charlie Price is getting along
nicely after very serious illness
during which time her many
friends showered her with many
nice gifts.
The many friends of Mr.. Hamp
Jolliff are sorry to hear of the
illness that has him confined to
bed 1t is hoped that he will soon
recover.
The many friends of Mr. Boston
will be glad to know that he will
on Saturday. January Is, reopen
the Miss Lou Cafe and that he is
inviting them to be present at this
grand opening. The Miss Lou Cafe
will be stocked with a complete
line Of groceries, candies, tobacco
cold drinks and other necessities
On the opening night, music and
games will be furnished A pool
table has been installed for the
entertainment of those who like
that kind of recreation. Good or
der will be kept always and al
friends are invited to be present
at the opening Of the new Miss
Lou Cafe, Saturday, January Is
This cafe is located IL miles west
of town.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
GUEST EDITORIAL

When I was child I used, Of
ten, to wish that l might buy a
present ell for myself! Selfish, per-
haps. but today. l have realized
TIT old ambition and the present
is one of the very loveliest books
that I have ever held in my hands
"A Child's Garden of Verse, by
Robert Louis Stevenson, and IL
Illustrated by Fern Bisel. I love
them now Each fanciful stroke
Of the artists brush makes Stew
enson's make-believe world live
anew.
You all remember the little sick
boy, who watched from his nursery
window each night at dusk to see
Leerie going by" He knew his
achievements Of his papa and the
ambitions of Tom and Maria
But I, when I am stronger and
can choose what I'm to do,
o Leerie, I'll 60 around at night
and light the lamps with you
AS a suffering bleeding and
ag0nizing year comes to a close,
I can think of nothing that chal-
lenges my heart more than this
I'll go around at night and light
the lamps"
So long as there are people liv-
ing as neighbors and yet hating
each other, it is night So long as
men glibly talk Of peace SO that
they and their business may get
back to normalcy," it is night
So long as selfishness is permit
ted to block the abundant life for
people anywhere, it is still night.
So long as I am content to live
comfortable in my own small cor
ner of the world, it is, indeed
night. 1t matters not how many
cities withdraw their dimout re-
strictions. nor how many electric
lights shall blaze through the
darkness, it is night, black night,
while intolerance and indifference
feed upon the souls of men.
And no year can be a good year,
4 until every man and every woman
of us cares! We can only wish
each other a Happy New Year
when we pledge within our hearts
that we shall never cease to light
the lamps-never cease until Gods
lamps shall shine brightly all over
the world"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
CRYSTAL SPRINGS GOSSIP

V. L. Smith says she doesn't have
to pin Boston to her side, as long
as she has the II Jewel Crockett
watch just above her heart and
every time the long hand gets on
twelve and the short hand on seven
he's at her door, saying, Baby
what do you want?' This isn't
just one night but every night. She
says Lille Mae had better get hip
ped, for she won't be leaving town
for three or four weeks and then
she's be coming back and she
don't mean maybe.
What would Ina Rae Evans do
if Ethel Pearl would take Mil
ton Wilson away from her? Is
it true that Percy Adams is in
love with Burnell BARLEY? l Won
wer if Virgil Rec Pickett saw her
Sergeant Thursday evening? Hear
ty Walker and Sarah Mae Crofet
are still love birds. Burnell Pick
EFT don't let Halle Redd take George
Monroe away from you because she
is fishing at him with the longest
line. Is it no one rocking Dor
that Mae Washington's dreamboat
for L. c. Bradley but Steiner Lee
Hilliard? Willie D. Gilmore is
singing, Don't cry baby? Won
der why Rosie Ella Lynch went
home Thursday evening Listen
Percy Adams, you better stop jiv-
ing so much you might get trapped,
You had better watch out Bur-
nell BARLEY, Ida Mae WHEELER is
trying to take Percy Adams from
you Who is it that Pearl Edna
Williams is telling to "Straighten
up and fly right?' Could it be
Watson Adams?
Jean Sanders you had better
watch out for another certain chick
is trying hard to beat your time
with Willie Hogan. Johnnie Ora
ham seems to want to get on some
more time with Lois Sibbie. Ina
Ray Evans was looking mighty I'M
popular when she thought she was
looking good in her white coat
Marie Benson and Big Boy Amson
were looking mighty nice together
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15

the month. These little folk will
be receiving royal service soon.
Ninth grade section one was the
banner stamp buyer fer the month
of December on the jim Hill side
They have been very highly hon
cred. VIII some other class, pat
tern after the Sallie Roynold
School, and win the banner for the
month of January. A little change
IS good for the soul.
The entire faculty and students
of both the SaIlie Reynolds and
jim Hill Schools regret the loss
by death of one Of their students,
classmate, and schoolmate, c. w.
Stewart The family has our deep
est sympathy.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Dora Denton of Durant,
Miss, takes this method of ex-
pressing her sincere thanks and
appreciation to the many friends
and neighbors of Crystal Springs
for their kindness during the death
Of Mr.. Eddie Lewis Denton. The
services of the Peoples Burial AS
ISOLATION and the Southern Pro-
ducts Lumber Company were
greatly appreciated. May Gods
richest blessing be with each OF
you.
Signed
MRS. DORA DENTON, Wife.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15

Sunday. Wonder why Essie M. F.
hasn't worn her red and white
sweater that Bert N. gave her?
She doesn't seem to care for Bert
or the sweater
| know Eglotum Carter enjoyed
her trip out in the country Satur-
Jones seems to love Jimmie Bos-
day and Sunday. Johnnie Mae
ton very much and he seems tc
be very nice to her and we think
J. c. Hardeman is just about out
as far as Johnnie M. is concerned
Somebody must nave given Ray
field Jenkins a hint about his side
burns, for he has had some OF
them taken off and he looks bet
ter.
Well, more gossip next week!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15

The Nazis have reached a new
low in diplomatic strategy. Their
idea is, if they can hold off the
Allies this year, disgruntlement
over slowness of the war will de7
feat FDR and they'll be able to
swing a deal That's not taking
into account that the Republicans
have been hungry since 1882.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-15
STYLE

Well, Santa brought many new
bows, school suits, socks, reversi-
bic coats and sweaters for many of
our students to wear the balance Of
the winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Benefits
To Fired
Strikers

LANSING. Feb 25-Strikers
engaged in work stoppages not
hating production are entitled to
unemployment compensation bene-
fits, four state supreme court JUS
tees held today
Their stand was based on an in
depreciation that the Legislature,
in barring strikers from compen-
Sation benefits, defined work
StoppageS" as relating TO the plant
and not the individual.
Three Justices took the opposite
stand viewing payment of bene-
fits As method Of indirectly
financing a strike
Those affirmative were Justices
Starr. North, Bushnell and Sharpe.
Opposed were Justices Boyles.
West and Buzel
The opinion was issued in the
case Of Is Lansing Go bakery
workers who struck for Is min
utes July /. 1941. while So other
employees continued work. The
strikers were fired the following
day and il filed for benefits.
Ingham Circuit Judge Leland
w Carr upheld their claim.
ffrrc-Casr recalled the ChTysieT
Corp strike in which the supreme
court denied benefit claims 10
thousands of employees, directly
and indirectly engaged in the dis
pute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Times Drama
In Farm Setting

How young farm girls vivid
imagination set of a fantastic
series of events that brought
about the capture Of three crooks
and realized her dream Of going
10 Hollywood will be revealed IN
Glow Viola Tried 10 Get Away
From the Farm, the FRONT
PAGE DRAMA 20 be broadcast
over station WJLB ar 12:15 p. m.
tomorrow
FRONT PAGE DRAMA, heard
each Saturday on WJLB, is based
on material from the files Of The
American Weekly magazine which
comes regularly with The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Explained
In Tax Example
international Sound Photo

In the example of the short
1040-A tax form in yesterday
Times. il was stated that those
with dependencies dating after
July l sometimes benefit by using
this form.
This is in error. Those married
on or before that date or with
children born on or before July /
sometimes obtain an advantage
through use of the short form,
provided they have few deductions
otherwise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
GristmiII Club 10 See
Captured Nazi Movie

A captured German movie viii
be shown at the GrlStmill Club $
meeting At 6:30 p m Monday in
the Detroit Leland Hotel Also
on the program viii be a Tech
nicolor record Of the landing at
Salerno and the film The
Menace of the Rising Sun"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Lepke Loses Appeal

ALANY. n. Y, Feb. 25 (INS)
The court Of appeals yesterday
denied a motion for reargument
OF appeals by Louis tLepke)
Buchalter Louis Capone and
Emanuel Weiss. convicted killers
scheduled 10 die IN the electric
chair March 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Detroit Gunner Wounded

OTTAWA Feb - ms
Gunner John Richard Phillips Of
Detroit Mich, has been seriously
wounded in action overseas. Cana
dian Army Headquarters an
nounced today His wife Mrs
Blanche Phillips. lives at 223s
Highland. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
NOT DEDUCTIBLE

Attorneys fees.
Automobile operation costs depreciation per-
sonal carr.
Streetcar fares, or other transportation costs be-
tween home and employment or business
Clothing food, house rents and pay to domestic
servants.
Gifts to individuals such to friends and destitute
relatives.
Life insurance premium and insurance on residence
Household expenses, salary to housewife and allow
ances to children.
Cost of uniforms nurses, trainmen BARRIERS police
men, etc.
Social security taxes federal civil service annuity
premium Of per cent
Federal excise taxes new automobiles cigarets
liquor, cosmetics furs, jewery, etc
Real estate improvement taxes street alley sewer
etc.
Loss sale or residence.
Federal income
Cost of any property real personal.
Amounts expended in payment for L. S war bonds
Group insurance.
Victory tax.
Any garment which takes the place of regular wear
ing apparel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

y ANSWER TO many requests from readers the Times
1 here lsts-with easy checkof boxes-the treasury
approved list of potential deductions from individual
income tax for use with the "long FORM" 1910 along
with those items which cannot be deducted. In addition
10 aid in accurate compilation Of tax liabilities there
follows list of items which must be included income
those which exempted plus approved table show
ing amounts deductibe for Michigan sales tax
The following expense items which deduct
ible for personal income tax purposes:
q Contributions to churches cline H.
Q Red Cross contributions cline IL.
Donations to War Chest cline ID.
Contributions to President Roosevets Paralysis Fund
cline IL.
Any donation to organized" charity Zine IL.
Q Fees for obtaining employment cline 16).
Interest paid on mortgages or land contracts, home,
etc. time 12).
Q Interest paid on loans notes Zine 12).
Labor union dues (lne under deductibe expenses.
u Cost of auto license plates (line 49,.
L Michigan gasoline tax of cents gallon cline 49,.
Michigan sales tax-see table below Zine 49,.
% Michigan use tax cline 49,.
q Tax safety deposit boxes cline 49,.
Real estate taxes property owned by you cline 49,.
. Tax on amusement tickets at rate of l cent each
10 cents paid Cline 49,.
Fire and theft losses not covered by insurance Zine
Losses suffered through auto collision not covered by
insurance (line Ia.
9 Casualty damages suffered from storm or wind not
covered by insurance cline 14)
Expenses, insurance and depreciation income pro-
duclng property (rental sectlon).
. Medical and dental expenses in amount per
cent of income Zine 15).
q Federal tax telephone Zine 49,.
@ Federal tax kilograms Zine 49,
IL Federal tax transportation tickets rail plane,
boat cline 49,.
. Federal stamps auto cline 49,.
9 Federal stamps deeds, etc. Zine 49,.
Safety clothing required under workmens compensa-
ton law Zine under deductibe expenses
. Cost of small tools which have life of year less
cline under deductible expenses.
{ lifetime
ated over estimated useful life of article cline l,
deductibe eXpenses).
L Shop aprons garments worn IN ADDITION to
ordinary wearing apparel cline l. deductible ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25


Accident insurance proceeds
Damage for:
Alienation Of affections.
Breach of promise to marry.
SANDER or libel of personal reputation
Personal injuries.
Dividends from corporation earnings accumulated
before March !, 1913
Dividends on unmatured life insurance policies
Gifts.
Health Insurance proceeds. adjust if premiums
deducted under medical bll)
Husband TO wlfe-allOWance for acting as housewife
Income accrued prior to March l. 1913
deducted.
Inheritances.
interest on postal savings accounts ISSUED prior
TO March l. 1941).
interest on state or city bonds
Lie insurance proceeds paid death of the insured
ana not paid to transeree for valuable consideration
Marriage settlement payments
parsonage rental value of Furnished 10 minister
OF the gospel as part Of Compensatory
Railroad passes TO employees and their families for
use when not on company business
Separation agreement payments
World war veterans bonus.