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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-11
Ole Bill SEE

i've been Bursting at the seam. 10
tell you about the thousands OF Pc
tunias we Will have ready as soon as
frost danger 10 past There are singles
doubles. fringed. ruffled-from small
bedding type 20 four inch open throat
giants. Every popular MINED variety
and color accurately labeled All are
that Will tug al the heart-strings Of
every true lover of Petunias.
PLANT PANsIEs NOV
They VIII pat life ana color IN your
garden weeks before other plants
bloom and are absolutely frost-proot.
We have thousands Of pans,es in every
imaginable variety and separate color
al in fun bloom. Jumbo Giants: Baby
Miniatures. and some new kinds which
you have never seen before Our pan
sizes bloom all summer and with proper
care Will live outdoors three years.
HARDY PERRENIALs
WI take hold better II planted now
In the cool days of early spring. Our
plants are outdoor grown: wintering
under the snow. and are absolutely
hardy. We have many popular seed
grown varieties and colors
TENDER ANIMALS
Our greenhouses are crowded with
flower and vegetable plants which can
be planted outdoors after frost danger
is past Most likely we have every kind
Of plant you VIII need this season.
Snoop in on this adv. each week for
more details and a choice bit OF gar.
den gossip from ole Bill. Open TO o.
Farm Fresh Market
1860 N. Gratiot Bet Joy ana Hall Ra
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Seeds. Plonts. Flowers H-zl

PLANTS for Mothers Day. We have
= large selection OF nicely decorated
Towering plants and Rock Gardens at
reasonable prices Geraniums. Hydran-
geas. mixed gardens. double petunias.
gardenias and many others. Call Nj
Clemens e822. We deliver Open eve
ninEs and Sundays Gratot Garden
supply. so y. Grstiot al Joy Blvd. All
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2-bedroom all year round home on
Clinton river overlooking Lake st.
Clair: 30 Il. river frontage-S7. 500.
terms
Summer cottage on Conger Bay:
beautiful lot--S3, 500; Ell terms.
3 40 II. building lots on Huron ave.
Buy now for your future home; only
s495: $3.50 down; balance $40 monthly
l26xl50 II business frontage on North
avenue and Huron avenue. $50 per II.
$500 down: balance $40 monthly. Will
divide 10 suit.
2,acres; miles from town: city wa
ter: near school. Buy now for your
future farm home-s550 per acre; E-Z
terms.
4-room cottage; Conser Bay Drive;
lake privileges; only sl,750; terms.
SINGLE house; bedrooms; Jones
street. near Gratiot $3.50: $500
down.
Three-room cottage; lake privileges
81. $50.
Modern 8 room brick: oil heat: lot
| 75xl50-sl2 500: 1000 down: can be
converted into 2-family: location: Crock
err Blvd.
acre farm: modern 5-room home:
20x2O garage: l2xl8 brooder house
s.. 900: 800 down: IL miles from Mt.
Clemens
We specialize in lake and river from
| tage.
STAN BARRON
| Phone Mt. Clemens 2052. Res. $500 c
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lumIey-J ohnson-Hunt
ReoItv Co.


40 Macomb 81. Phi, e7li NJ. Clemens
Nice 10 room modern home and s3L
acres land. M-97 Il Butler Rd. with
river frontage. productive soil. nice
lawn & shrubs. good barn & buildings.
Priced 70 sell. Terms.
Home on Moross near Cass. rooms
& bath down. 3 rooms & bath UP. can
be used as home. or rent upper. Hot
air heat. Price s.. 8oo-s2. 500 down.
House on Rosedale, block top street.
some repairs, but steal al $500. VIII
60 quick.
Beautiful brick residence on Crock
er Blvd New oil furnace. plenty Of
rooms. priced right AZ $4,000 with
terms. Large lot. plenty Of shrubs, ga
rage and dandy basement with all
conveniences.
Home on Gra,iot near Cotton Road.
room stucco with every Improvement.
lot so 1919 r.. garage 30 x %. must
be seen 70 be appreciated. Priced 10
sell at $500. Terms. Nice lawn. gar
den and fruit trees.
Nice home on Belleview. screened
porch. large living. dining and kitchen
down. 4 bedrooms and sleeping porch
up. Good basement with steam heat
and stoker. large lot for lawn shrubs
and garden. Priced right with terms.
Home on Siesta near water works.
rooms and bath, large porch. canal
in rear. 42x257 II. $1,000. terms.
Lumley-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomb 81. Ph. s7ii. c
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rock: cutters; conductor pipe; cauIk-
ing compounds, doors. sash. roof coat
lngs, flooring. A. c. Hansen Roofing
& Lumber Co.. AZ So. Broadway. Phone
Nj Clemens 6762 Z
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LOOK at No. DAB s. Broadway and
make me an offer. Lot 5lx200. Good
garden soil. fruit trees. Show you In
side any time. Full basement, steam
heat.
full garden soil7 I am selling Goodman
acres which is about "a mile east of
Gratiot on the cement road running
prices are right.
| r. E. HOWARD
REALToR
TOO Monitor-Leader Building
Phone GAIL; II no answer call 1888
FOR SALE
Wayside Lunch & Hamburger Busi-
ness on Gratiot Ave. Doing Excellent
Business. Building. Good Will & Equip
ment Only $500. Terms.
Modern Brick. 2 Bedrooms. Croker
Blvd. Car Garage. Attractive Home
| in Excellent Location, Only $40. 500.
Terms, owner Leaving City, Immedi-
| ate. Possession.
Modern Home on Lake. Near Jeffer-
son Ave. & Selfridge Field. Beautiful
| Place. 7 Rooms & Garage. Cement
| Bre akwatcr. Only $1,000. Terms.
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ems Consult the Expert. % Years Sell
| ing Real Estate In This Locality.
WALTER G.. FENTON
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Farm Fresh Marker
1860 n. Gratlot Bet Joy and Hall Rd.
Gordon Supplies H-zz

DON'T MISS these specials-French
and Persian Lilacs: all colors; soc: ap-
pie trees; all varieties. SOC: sweet Der.
muda onion plants. soc per hundred.
We have fun line OF field grown Pc
rennials: Peonies: Pansies, etc. Ever
greens; shrubs: fruit and shade trees:
vegetable and flower plants ready
about May lst.
GRAT1oT GARDEN SUPPLY
372 No. Gratioi at Joy Blvd.
Phone 1922 Open evenings and Sunday
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FRASER
"a acre with rm home. large chick
en- coop-s4, 500. 81, 900 down.
Nice 7 rooms: bath: basement fur.
mace: stoker; Scar garage: large lot:
a real bargain-S6, 900.
and bath with Groom apt.-$5. 600.
CLINTON RIVER
Beautiful Country home on river:
lot 63X500: this home has vapor heat;
living room 1924; fire place; master
bedroom; cedar closets and many other
fine details; shown by appointment.
ROSEVILLE
4 and bath. excellent condition. steam
heat, attached garage. near Gratiot.
S5.750-terms
Nice 4-room home garage: chicken
coop; lot i40xl40; bearing fruit trees
81, $50.
s and bath; garage: near Gratiot--
81, 600
New 3 rooms: bath: utility: lot 4ox2l0
near Gratiot and II Mle-S4, $50.
Six and bath; basement; furnace: ga
rage: chicken coop: extra lot; near
Gratiot-s6 $50; $4,000 down.
Four and utility--$l 300 cash.
Very attractive 5 and bath; near
Gratiot; includes carpet and venetian
blinds; garage: immediate possession
$1,000.
EAST DETROIT
8 and bath, garage. 2 lots. first
house off Gratiot. only $500.
LITTLE FARMS
-. acres, very nice, 3 and bath. CON-
pletely furnished, including electric
stove. refrigerator and washer. 5000
terms.
u acre: nice 4 and bath; large util-
ity; floored attic; Center Line, near
10 Mile-S4,850.
n acre: all fenced: 5 and bath; ga
rage: immediate ossession-$4, 500
acre: and BATH garage; located
In village OF Fraser-$5. 700.
2 acres near NIT and IS Mile; 4 and
room for bath; utility; chicken COOP
SO. 700.
81. acres in Roseville on Martin road
with no buildings-s2. 500.
acre In Roseville: block from Ora
tiot; water and sewer-S80O.
3N, acres on schoenherr. near II
Mile road-s2. 800.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot At 10 Mile Rd. Rosevills 1901
UTICA ROAD AT "a MILE FRASER
l4-ROOM brick house: oak finish:
fully and newly carpeted: lot i20x36O
feet; suitably for doctors clinic; un-
dertakins parlor; private maternity
house or for q lodge or club house
located 80 Mullett. corner OF Walnut
street; only few minutes from Coun-
ty Building. sI3.5oo: So, 500 down
Shown by appointment: private park
ing lot for 1000 autos. Stan Barron
Phone Mt. Clemens 2o52; residence
$500. TT
Seven room houses; one acre: two
car garage; on paved road: gas and
electricity 30l7 Shook Road. ALI
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BEAUTIFUL cottage and boa,well.
very reasonable. Phone Mt. Clemens
1919. All
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

menu so she won't give repeat din
ner. She entertains beautifully, but,
withal, she takes times TO be a good
mother.
The day visited her she had had
a luncheon for Ditty and group OF
girls her age, and another for Me.
linda and her friends, and then they
all went 10 see The Woman at the
Window"
II was interesting to hear the
children's comments. ] asked them
if they liked il and they said they
loved il, because II was exciting.
Ditty said, Doesn't mOmmie look
beautiful" She's very proud Of
Joan
1t was difficult TO talk very seri.
ously with the children present. but
they're the most important part Of
Joan's life anyway-they and Wal
ter After all the stormy unhap.
piness she had in her younger days
Joan finally has found happiness
and eententment.
/ told Walter we should take a
picture of this family group and
send ii to the people who think the
town is filled with characters who
have night club brawls and get
themselves in court.
While was talking, Walter
showed me an album of pictures
of the three children that had been
made as a surprise gift.
Joan, who is "a, looks as If she
might be in her early 20's. She said
when she was making her last pic.
ture she heard some extras talking,
and one of them said. isn't she
amazing-she hasn't aged In 20
years.
IL really was young when I
went into movies" Joan said.
II can swear to that" I told
her. 81 remember you"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
n
By lOUELLA O. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor International
N.,u. C1xDsrp
NeWs Service


This month, Joan Bennett cele.
brates her 18th year as motion
picture actTess-a long time to re.
main in pictures as a successful
star.
decided her 10th anniversary
was worthy of an interview. / had
first talked with Joan when she was
only Is and known as the youngest
of Richard Benefits trio OF beautl.
full daughters. She was the one
who had appeared with him IN
"Jarnagon" on the stage She was
a lovely thing, but shy. and not at
all like Joan. the woman Of the
world is today.
went TO her house on Mapleton
drive for our interview We made
il o'clock in the evening because
she was working at night.
Joan was having dinner with her
three daughters.
This looks as il IL were posed
for me-" told Joan. ITS such n
delightful picture Of domesticity."
Joan laughed. Il don't always
dine with the children at 6 In the
evening" she said But ] have
to sleep all day because it's )
O'Clock TN the morning when get
home from the scenes We are
making at night for Colonel
Effingham's Raid"
Sitting around the table were
Diana. or Ditty, as her family calls
her. II. who looks very much like
Joan. only she will be a bigger
woman-taller; 10. year old Melinda.
dark. eyed. who wants to be an
actress. and Stephanie the baby,
just a year and a half old
The children adore Joan. and I
must say she's done a grand job
with their upbringing
In my I6 years as a motion
picture actress" Joan told me,
1--we made 81 pictures and out Of
that number. only want TO re.
member five"
Which ones do you really
like?" asked her.
Well, let me see: ME and nv
Cal Private Worlds 'Mdnhunt,'
Little Women and The Woman
at the Windoto' I've decided now
I'm not going to do any more
pictures unless really like them.
I'll let Walter support me. I've been
off the screen almost three years
or at least was until ! made
The Woman at the Windot1,'
which Is one Of my favorite
pictures.
II don't wonder" I told her.
You looked so glamOrous. But
how can ] write about glamour
with all these children"
Just then her husband, Walter
Wanger. came in 10 Join the family
group at dinner. Stephanie, who is
the image of her dad, greeted him
by calling, Daddy! Daddy" He
Just can't help showing that he
thinks she's the cutest thing in the
whole world She's friendly baby,
and was saying my name before ]
left which is pretty smart for a
year and a half old baby.
Walter once said of Joan, ''She has
the faculty of running a house like
ClOckwork." He said if he sits in
chair and reads a script and she
sees he isn't comfortable, the next
night there's another chair with a
place for him to put his scripts.
Her house always is immaculate.
/ don't know any career woman who
runs her home more efficiently
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

This month, Joan Bennett ceIe'
brates her 18th year as a motion
picture actress-a long time to re.
main in pictures as successful
Evening star., 1945-07-19
|GI Bill Amendments
Are Sent 10 Senate;
Face Harder Fiqht
By CARTER BROOKE JONES,

Amendments to the CT Bill OF
Rights liberalizing the loan and
educational provisions were sent to
the Senate today, after passing
the House late yesterday by unan-
imouS consent.
In a maneuver that caught the
House by surprise, but brought no
opposition sufficient to block the
measure, the legislation was ap-
proved quickly under suspension OF
rules. Two objections could have
stopped immediate consideration OF
the bill, but though numerous mem
bers reserved this right none exer-
cised it after brief discussion OF
the principal changes involved.
Fewer than 100 House members
we're present at the passage of this
legislation, the most important to
veterans since the CT law was
enacted year ago.
Indications are that the bill will
encounter harder going in the Sen
ate and will not reach the floor
before careful consideration by the
veterans subcommittee of the
Finance Committee.
Chairman Rankin of the House
Veterans Committee succeeded in
rushing the bill through the House
with the cooperation of the leader
ship on both sides of the aisle
Speaker Rayburn and Chairman
SABBATH Of the Rules Committee
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Majority Leader Mccormack ex.
pressed confidence that the bill
would benefit veterans and sale
he hoped no one would oppose its
immediate passage. Acting Minor
ity Leader Michener withdrew his
opposition after asking a number
Of questions.
The most sweeping change in the
CT law which the House voted trans
fers authority to approve loans from
the Veterans Administration to the
lenders-banks, insurance compa-
nies or other approved institutions
or individuals. The Government
will continue to guarantee each
loan up to $4,000, with the lender
assuming the risk beyond that
amount. The veterans administra-
tor is not required to approve loans
under this amendment, but must
guarantee all made by lending
agent on the accredited list.
Another radical change which the
bill contains would give the House
and Senate committees in charge ol
veterans legislation authority to re-
view and veto if necessary all reg
ulations issued by the Veterans Ad-
ministration under the CT Bill o1
Rights. Complaints had been made
that some regulations were contrary
to the intentions of Congress.
Representative Pace, Democrat, O.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

j w. I1OW uldIly PcAoOliS aAC QUIZ
ject to withholding taxi. C. N.
A. The number of persons sub
ject to withholding tax is over 50,'
900 900.
@. At what age does the training
of pigeon for war service begin?-
L. G. v.
| A. Training starts a few week.
CASUALLY % days. after birth, wher
the pigeon is taken short distance,
from It's loft. Gradually the dis.
tances are increased to 100 miles
at which time the birds are con-
sidered fully trained and are taught
to fly through gunfire. Pigeons arr
retired within four years of service
@. OF what military leader was
it said that he had horse with
feet like those of a man?-O. M. G
A. Suetonius revorded that such
a horse was owned by Julius Caesar
@. What is the source of the say
ing, "Strain at a gnat and swallow
camel"?-F. F. H.
A. st. Matthew, chapter %, verse
"a reads: "Ye blind guides, which
strain at gnat and swallow a
camel" Jesus used the words when
chiding the Scribes and Pharisees.
@. May the wife of a soldier claim
her husband as dependent in fig-
uring her income tax? She is en-
ployed and her husband has only
his Army pay as corporal.-P. P
A. The law concerning depend
ents was changed in 1914. A wife
may not claim her husband as a
dependent, but if he does not re-
ceive more than $500 as service
mans pay, and if he has no other
income, she may claim him as a
surtax exemption on her income
tax return.
@. If a man has steady job and
is drafted, is the company which
employed him required to give him
back his job after he returns from
military service?-L. N. B.
A. The selective service system
is charged by law with the duty
of assisting in replacing in their
former positions, honorably dis
charged veterans, male and female
whether inducted, enlisted or COM
missioned, subsequent to May 1
1940 The duties of the selective
service in this regard are dis
charged with the assistance of re-
employment committeeman who are
attached to each local board.
Q. What ships of the Navy are
named for Indian chiefs?-J. Mel.
A. Net tenders (tug class, harbor
tugs Qarge) and harbor tugs (med-
ium) are named for Indian chiefs
@. Is soldiers mail from Europe
being delayed for any reason?-B.
E. M.
A. Since the cessation of hostili-
ties in Europe American soldiers
are writing so many letters, ano
soldiers are being transferred sc
rapidly that further strain has beer
! placed on postal facilities. AS 6
result some letters are being de-
layed long time.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

and raises his subsistence allowance
while studying from $50 to $50 a
month If he is single and from SIS
to $85 a month if he has depend
ants. Short, intensive courses are
provided for, and approved corre-
spondence schools are made eligible
for Government-paid tuition. The
veteran is given nine instead of
seven years to complete postwar
training.
Mr.. Rankin told the House the
Veterans Committee had rewritten
the GI law in an effort to iron
out inconsistencies and deficien-
cies" in the act and felt the amend
ments we're so urgent they should
be passed before the House ad-
journs for nearly three months at
the end of the week.
After the House had approved the
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Georgia, said he would not block
the bill, but he wanted to remark
that this was "the first time the
Government has ever guaranteed
private loans which 1t did not in
vestigate.Yi
Mr. Rankin said any minor de-
fects encountered in the 48-page
bill could be ironed out in the
Senate. Representative Voorhis,
Democrat, of California said he
didn't think the House should de-
pend on the Senate to straighten
out it's errors and pointed out that
the regular way would be to take
up the bill section by section, with
amendments in order. He Withdrew
his reserved objection, however.
The bill increases from two to
four years to time in which vet
eran may sign up for a vocational
training course after his discharge
Evening star., 1945-07-19

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. How many persons are SUBJ
ject to withholding taxi. C. N.
A. The number of persons SUBJ
ject to withholding tax is over 50,-
100000.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. ~ Alb


bill Representative Rogers, Republic
an, of Massachusetts,, member Of
the Veterans Committee, threatened
to block the vacation adjournment
resolution If the House did not
do something to benefit disabled
veterans this week She pointed
particularly to the need of veterans
with amputations fer improved ap-
pliances and other aids.
Chairman Rankin promised to
call a meeting of the committee
at once to take up Mrs. Rogers pro-
posals. The Massachusetts member
pointed out that she thought the
House, while it was rushing through
measures for veterans in general
should do something for those dis
abled in combat
Evening star., 1945-07-19
On the Other Hand
Suggests Certain Un.American Activities
For Attention of Martin Dies Successor

States for a long time have fiouted
the United States Constitution, the
section which reads: rThe right Of
citizens of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States or by any State
on account of race, color or previous
condition of servitude."
If this ISN'T something for the
Wood Copsnittee to take up, just
what is meant by ''un-American"?
Evening star., 1945-07-19

SOtIlc VI nlo pCu-
ecessors. The as
signment Is the
Special Commit
tee to InveSti-
gate Un-Ameri-
can Activities,
still popularity,
or unpopularly,
known as the
Dies Committee,
as a result Of no
toriety achieved
under the chair
manship Of Mar
tin Dies. Politi-
cal NOR t ality y
nnnnnn nnnfnnherc
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Nature burnt UP
some Of your sugar

Scared by a rolonged
drought before the cane har-
vesting season, Cuba's raw
cane sugar crop has been.re-
duced by many hundreds of
thousands of tons.
Refners in the East and
South are now mainly de-
pendent on Cuba and other
sugar producing areas Of the
Caribbean for their raw
sugar supply.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Then, too, our Govern
ment needs more sugar
than ever to supply the
armed forces and for feeding
civilians abroad.
SO all Of us here will have
less sugar than we have been
used to for the balance of this
year. Use your sugar stamps,
but spend them wisely and
stretch your sugar supply to
make a little do a lot.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Bv LoyeII MeHeff

John Wood, of Georgia, back in
Congress after ten years absence,
has taken a committee assignment
that did not prove healthful for
80 I,ie
Evening star., 1945-07-19
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Evening star., 1945-07-19
FLEETWOOD
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

FLEETWOOD
Have moved to our new l0cation--l5 5a
S. Tennessee Avenue, third hotel from
Boardwalk. Elevator official A.A.A. &
Keystone Hotel. One of the cleanest, most
attractive hotels in Atlantic City. Phone
1895. j. w. Binder, Mgr.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Hotel Troy, 1910
Pacific Ave. near beach. From 81 q day.
Running water, also private baths. FREE
bathing.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Kallash 8 Lorenz
Hotel, 1O3 s. New Jersey Ave- Phone
4-923S. Double rooms, SEQ up per week