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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Presbyterian Guild Plans ~
at Seasons First Meeting

THE CALENDAR Of activities
for the year was planned last
evening by members Of West
minister Guild Of the Firgt Pres
bytsrian Church, 1t the first fall
meeting At the home Of Mr.. Earl
Watx. Scott boulevard. Mrs.
Ray Norminston was assistant
hostess.
The calendar provides q pro-
ject for each month Of the club
year, exact dates for which have
not been set yet. A rummaga
sale Il 70 be October's activity.
4rs. Bernard Warner, Of East
Detroit, the only out-of-town
member, and Mrs. Elmer Mos,
will be co-chairman Of this
event. date fnr which will Be an
nounced shortly.
Wilma Shoemaker was taken
into the guild rs . member last
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Years Committees for Child Study Group Named BY Mrs
Miss Daily Entertoins
St. Aones Guild at Lunch

MISS FLORENCE DAILY en-
tertained members Of st. Agnes
Guild Of st. Peter parish yester-
day afternoon at luncheon and
bridge. Pink sladioli decorated
the luncheon table, at which IL
persons were seated. Mrs. Jo-
seph Young, Mrs. CASTOR Yer
muelen and Mrs. Bert Campau
won bridge prizes.
Mrs. william Murphy will en-
tertained the group on Sept. II,
at 1870 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Westminster League
10 Meet at Cottage

WESTMINSTER LEAGUE Of
the First Presbyterian Church
will open activities for 194l-42
with q dinner meeting at the
Fair Haven cottage of Mrs. A.
A. Thompson. Members will ar
rive about $50 o'clock, and din
ner will be served at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Austin Heine is in
charge of transportation, and
the dinner committee includes
Mrs. Dudley McCready, Mrs.
Walter ]. Lehner, Mrs. J. M.
Croman, Jr., and Miss Gertrude
Pratt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Happy
Birthday

SIGN OF vmoo
AUG. n TO SEPT. -
make ms to know mine end and tls
MEASURE Of my days."
People born under this SIGN ere versa
tile and can adapt themselves - slmos(
any pursuit In life. Change does not tsr-
rify them but rather stimulates their IN
terest. Being sensitive. 70 their surround
inSs, discord or inharmony affects their
nervous system badly and II apt ~ upsst
their digestive organs. In health they are
less inclined to disease than people Of any
other sign. They are naturally high
minded and virtuous.
Harry Moore, Sept 4.
Ira w. Fuller, Sept. {.
Mrs. Karl o. Brink, Sept. 4.
Karl o. Brink, Sept. ..
Janice Ann Sherman, Sept. 81.
Donald APPEL, Sept. Is.
Rita Agnes Hegensback, Sept.
"a.
Geraldine Marie Thomas. Sept.
Is.
Mrs. Donald Miller, Aug. 10.
Annette Curry, Aug. 10.
Mrs. August Dryer, ST., Aug. 10.
Wayne Leach, Aug. %.
Mrs. Gordon Rsddick, Sept. IL.
Richard Miller, Aug. -.
Clarence Stark, Sept. 3.
Evelyn Boelling, Aug. 30.
Gerald Boelling, Sept. z.
Dorothy Coulon, Sept. 3.
Nielsen Stark, Aug. -.
Arlesn STARK, Sept. ..
Mr.. Arthur Epplae, Aug. 81.
Ulysses Belle, Aug. %.
Frank 0esch, Aug. 10.
Mrs. Harry Burr, Aug. 81.
Elmer Rage, r., Aug. u.
Charles 0reh, Aug. 81.
Marie Provost, Aug. 90.
Alton J. Schwartz, Aug. %.
Mn. Caroline Roth. -.
Suzanne Moutisus, Aug. -.
Alvin Coulon, Aug. 81.
Arleen Luchtman, AuS. -.
Mrs. william ksllmerssn, Aug.
-.
Roger Golden, Aug. %. o
Eulalis John, Aag. %.
Elaine Tromblsy, SEPT. -.
Mn. John Q. Miller SEPT 81.
MIA Rudolph Monte, Sep6 Z.
Tosty Topping
TOP YOUR ICED coFTU
with ! generous COB q whipped
ereom specialized with shavsd
bitt9 ehocolats, O. cd . Nttls
eDooo1o4o svrW 90 y 4, u
UpGD G(lw WAiup1AG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

INTRODUCING BETTY JEL-
LIS, commercial teacher at the
high school.
Miss Jellis 10 q 1910 graduate
of Michigan State Normal Col
lege at Ypsilanti, where she at-
tended at the same time Cleary
College. Although her studies
stressed the commercial work.
her undergraduate extracurricu-
lar activities were to . large ex-
tent In the line of sports. She
was q member Of the Woman's
Athletic Association, and wa
especially proficient in swim
ming. She also joined Theta
Sigma Epsilon, social sorority.
and commercial club.
Her college interest In swim
ming stood her in good stead
during the past summer, when
she was waterfront director 1t Z
girls camp near Jackson. This
year she hopes to take up flying,
and is already investigating air
ports in this vicinity.
Miss Jellis taught typewritins
in River Rouge last year, and
will teach q combination Of COM
mercial subjects here.
She Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jellis of Ypsilanti.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE Z.
BRANDY of Lincoln avenue and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Adair Of
New street, have returned from
q motor trip to Toronto, where
they went to attend the Toronto
Fair. Enormous crowds Of visi-
tors, 267,000 persons on Mon
day alone, prevented their visit
ing any Of the enclosed exhibits.
They returned by way Of Nj
agara Falls.
SILVER LINING CmcLES pot
luck will be held on Tuesday,
Sept. 10, at 1890 o'clock, &C the
home Of Mrs. Lester Baker,
Sugar Bush road, with Mrs.
Clarence Wilson ~ hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Mrs. John Line, Bride,
Feted at Recent Porty

FRANCES IKE RNER and
Leona Hurttgam entertained u
guests Sunday attsgnoon, han
oring Mrs. John Line DOROTHY
Plegue) Z recent bids.
Bunco was Tie divoro1on q
the afternoon, with pri1ee won
BY Marion 0winn, lrma
Schwartz, and Flora AosDo. Mar
ion Boldingsr won Tn hOuGe
prize.
Mr.. AND l0A WA1IsACJ
GERLACH and ron Wallacs, r.,
arrived home los< night 1qlm Z
wo0ktnd g their cabin H6elA q
Alpena. Wallace, II, w. mi
ously burned On The .ASm BY q
lamp explosion during their shy
north, and will b confined -
his home for ssvsral days.
LADIES AID oe EmmauuGl
Lutheran church, Wsldenb0Sv.
held q regular meeting today q
the home Of Mrs. August DoWo
1t her home On The HSydsnrsich
road.
PVT. FIRST CLASS Hxn-
MAN ISRAEL has returned -
Fort Wayne. Ind, altar visiting
Mrs. Israel, who y convalesclng
from "a append ectomy q II
home Of her pareuts. M. f1n4
Mra Otto A'asnsl go 1aaad
avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Choir Resumes

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHOIR
rehearsals will resume Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the
parish house.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Ever Onward Circle
Plans Gift to Home

EVER ONWARD CIRCLE op-
ened the fall season yesterday,
by voting to purchase a large
dining table for The Kings
Daughters Home. The brief
business meeting was conducted
by Mrs. William Tucker, leader.
and was preceded by . potluck
luncheon and cards at the Home,
with "a members and friends
present.
Mrs. F. B. Stevens, Mrs.
Frank Peltier won card prizes,
and Mrs. George Simms and Mrs.
Florence Nobel. houseprizes.
The next meeting will be
September II, and plans will be
announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Business Women
TO Resume Clubwork

MISS Hell ENA MAR
QUARDT, president Of the Bus
iness and Professional Women's
club, makes the following an
nouncement: The club win BE-
gin it, activities for the year
with . business meeting at her
home, ass South 0ratiot sve-
nue., on the evening Of Ssptemb-
or 10, ut eight o'clock.
The program committee has
chosen to follow the plan IL the
National Federation In forming
the work for the year, tha4 4,
ITO strengthen democracy for
defense" The program pro-
vides . practical answer 20 the
question Of today, How en-
We serve most effectiv6lysa Ut this
time Of national emergsncy3"
The place and time Of tie social
meeting il not annouhcsdS at
this time. ..N
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

NEz HARDER LEFT TO-DAY
to spend the weekend with Jane
Gielow, Of Eastwood avenue. De-
troit. Miss Harder will return
to her home on Romeo Plank
road on Monday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
ZECWomen's GuiId Plans
Coming Day Sept. ~

THE FOUR CIRCLEC Of Zion
Evangelical Women's Guild met
yesterday to plan the annual
guild canning day. The date was
set for Sept. "a, when all guild
m e m b ers will meet In the
church basement to can fruits
and vegetables for the Detroit
home for children and old peo-
pie supported by Evangelical
churches. Mrs. Grace Mallast Is
in charge Of canning day.
The next regular meeting of
the entire guild will be on Oct.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Tosty Topping

TOP YOUR ICED COTTEI
with ! generous COB q whipped
ereom speinkled with shav00
bitt9 ehocolats, a. I'D . nttle
@Dooo1ooo arrup oQUU - -
upGU GloW WAipp1AG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

MRS. H. Z. MOORE, 1872
Washington avenue, ID confined
to Saratoga Hospital, Detroit,
where. she underwent IN opera
ton yesterday. Mrs. Frank Hem
derson, of Talbotsville, Ont, her
mother, II in Mount Clemens,
due to the illness of her daugh-
ter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

mebr ais 100000 s(utos gebaut
tueroen, es mag elm S01ltpreiS fir
neue lln6 gebra1dte s(lltos fe1tgelegt
perben, aroBere s(n5abll,ngen nno
i6neuere sl65ablung rn0gen geforoert
iperben l1no ser alttotallldbanoel
mag eingeidr6ntt peroen - ober
M,ttomobile iperoeu im 9ienIt blei6en
nno iie lperoen iuabreno ser Notlage
alld) in S6uB gebalten iueroen.
0as lit sic Mnlidt pon Sabrifon-
ten, Sanolern 1no geb0roen, sic Ii6
nit ,einem Stll6i,tn ser lpabridein=
liden austpirfungen ser Sroouftions=
bei6rd1fung 1lno ser @erlpenoung
bon griablltaterial int Sabre 1912
befaBten.
Gegenpdrtig fins annabern6 32,-
100000 Mntos llno 2uItautos in sen
Ser. Staaten Ii5en iiert. Mebrere
100000 anbere ltebeu in gebraudten
,a1ltolagern. Sierbon iiub S,,lninoeit
100000 in Sen 1esten flint Sabren
bergeite1t tuor6en.
Sn gutter Sronllng sebalten, er-
flarten 6ie @eborben, tper6en Sieie
Gobr5euge aufamtnet nit ben 1912
bergeitelten fir 6ie aibilen Srahs-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

@runo bafiir at baben dis Sic bent.
ntungsloie, Snd)t ber Sralten, lid,
6eslp. ibre 8eine uein3lloeden''. .
Aus oielen Grideiuumgen IdBt iid
n1andes lernen: @ie leidt sic Men=
i6en ben aopf berlieren; tuie iie am
@etpobnten feitbalten mo1lenN - in
oieiem Safe sic ieibeneit Striin1ppfe
uno @aideitiide - ,lnb it1 gegen
cine llmItellltng luebren; mie iie aus
ieber Gage iofort ibren gortcil 5ieben
1uollen, obne allf sic SSSl1tereilen Ser.
anberen ooer Ser @eiamtbeit 9fiidlidt
5lt nebnlen; tpie leidt bas Yreisgleib=
geipidt geltort iueroen ,,no eine Sit
flation ber6eigefitbrt tueroen fann;
ltnb ipie notipenoig es lit, IN GriIen.
aeiten cine itarfe, NIT 8ollmadt 81
raident Sanoeln ausgeltattete Hegie<
rnng 81 beliten.
Die &riie in ser Seioeninouitrie
lit be6auerlid, bn eine groBe 3abl bon
Arbeitern ltno @el6dftsleuten oa.
ourd betroffen miro. s6er lire idd=
oigenoen Golgen f0nnen beieitigt tper=
ben 61,rd rnIde l1miteaung Der Sn=
6uitrie al,f -anoere Mrbeitsmaterialien
auf al,nitgarn ino in Der oan1it pa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

Ser Snitiatipe bes 8r1itoenten emf.
lprihst 1mo oieiem sic 9eiugnis &c.
ben tuia, l1ebergang bes gan5cn 2an.
oes ooer ein5elner 2anoesteile sur
uSagesli6tz zgrIparnis5eit' ana uoro.
men. Ser Setter bes glettri5itGts.
antics bdlt Sic Sommer5eit fir cine
tpidtige lno ,nerldBlihe sorm Der
&ationalilierllng oes Stromper.
6ralld)s.
X
8ie to6iider sic Seutlde Sceres.
leit,tng bon einem totalitdren Siea
iiber sic Solpietarlneen iiber5eugt i5t,
belpeiien peridie0ene Nadridten aus
ser SauptItaot SelttIdlanos, Ii. a.
oie GntlenOung &oIenbergs, INN sic
Na5ifi5ierllng ser croberten @ebiete
in Sic @eee au leitel1. "
alfreo &olenberg ser aus &ublanS
itamtnenoe nat tionaI 0 aialiItiIde
nBaplt' mongoliId -iiioiider abfunft,
i6reibt basu Die u@urora" itebe be-
(8ortiesl,ng auf Settle 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27
portbe6iirfniiie ailsrei6en.

portbe0iirfnilie ailsrei6en.
autobeliter boben iid 1pabri6ein-
lid bereits Gorge ge1na6t iiber griak-
material, bas auf @r,lno oes 8ertei.
oigunssprogramntes @erweubung fin-
SEN fou. Mber bas lit nidt 70
i6limm. Inter normalen Gcrbaltnil-
ien brallbt ein in Sen Iektcn fiinf
Sabren aefauftes sllto feline @rIas-
teile, ipenn es gut in Sronung gebal.
ten wuroe, ons beiBt nerniinftig &c.
fabren 1,no gut aeoft iprrbe. sSaas
Grlabteilc ieood) infolae elmer 9olli-
iion ooer ionItieer 9cld)doialng be-
nOtigt pcroen iolltcu, 10 ueroer oie
@riasteile nidt aus grIabmateral
beIteben.
8illiom 9. 9mloien, Oireftor sec
.SBOt, erflarte: ygSir f0unen piel.
lei6t cine 5eitlang obue neue sllltos
al1sfonunen a6er mir miiiien sic ol-
ten 10 lalge oils m0glib in Gang ball
ten."
slud Ser eleftrii6c 6tron6eoarf
im SanSe ioa fir 6en Iripataebrnu1
beidrtirft peroen. Selano Obs, ser
GDef ser 9unoes Glcftri5itiits Som.
milion, erfldrte ppr be,u 3mil6en-
|itaatliden SanoelsalsiduB oes s(bgc.
oronetenbauies, es tperbe nit 9tiidlidt
atf oeu Strombebarf ser 9tiiitunes-
fbetriebe hiellei6t notlpenoig Iein, Den
araftoerbraud) fir .s3iuecfe ser 2lft.
fpnbitionierllng ser Straben6eleih-
t,lng rlb Ser Si6treflame ein5,lI1rdn-
fen. 9ie 9tiiItungSinouitrie brauhe
eleftriiden Strom IN ciner Snanti.
tat bon 55,OOO,OOO,OOO &ilolpattitln.
oen l1no Strom miibte baber bem
normalen &onIunt ent5ogen iperoen.
Dem Sanoe itebt gegenlpartig Strom
in elmer Wenge pon 45,O00,O0O,0OO
&ilolpattltuuben str &crfiigl,ng.
Slos iprad, fiir cine Sorlage, bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27
11llpplitiicb 3eitl dufte

ieOod obne Sic Slut itemmen au f5,,-
men. gin5elnc @roBilten baben 6ie
Breiies fir Sei6en- ltno NplonItriilnp-
fe berooppelt pbne einen anocre,t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

= . =
fontrolbeboroe, iteiget, Sic 8reiie
fait' aller 2ebensnlittel uno anoerer
2ebensbeoiirfniiie. Senoerion erflas.
te l1nldngit OILS 3euge Dor bent 8a,l.
fenansfdnB oesl SauIes, Ser Sic
Observation-Disclosures ber1t, baB eine
,,al.sgeiprodene GrbDblng ser Sc.
bensbdltungsfoiten' ielblt Damn I'M.
berneiolth iei, iuenn Ser BON Ser 8e.
gierung borgelegte Geleketttpl,rf TO-
fort angenomnen tperoen iollte. Ct
fdgte, oaB ii6 Die teillpeiie itarfe gr>
b0bnng Der @roBDanbelspreiie nod
nidt nnf ben afeinbanoel altsgetuirft
Bate, oies ieoob bobere 8reiie fir
biele 8erbraudsaiiter als unabnenor
bar eribeinett lalie.
= Seit Beginn oes. arieses, 10 fiibrte
Sen0erion aus, iei beiipielstpeiie ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Butter Inn 80
8roseltt geitiegel, ipdbrenb er I'M
aleinbanoel bisber mir Inn Sc Yro.
seilt bober getpeien lei. gtod) GROCER
!. y w 7pullne 3. pel aulles, ioo ell1el
elpupuns oer .ep1obVuNoelspfe,le :, III,
!, ~ i p1pdeAlss'.s Ail i'l'9 1.1 PIode'll
savuglsl ~ s.an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'e'' seee'''
nptl IVY.
ss.Os'lo1,. ~ o'r anauy'''e pel
se'.ase s:p aAe o nuge'es,s' % usyappls'e, m eab
w. ous Sunu 'ta,. am. su su'.pe per Sl.iia-
I.os pei.'.oet. 'e'l tu.l''ie'' s,.'l ~ Se'u''
.sten p.e sege'',uuli'sell - gplsahss
.suo,.esen' u.r: ~ lus.e et pt' anslwnb.
Mlls''eusl''. ,nno 'palea li1 p'e 9eIapr
e,nel M ilusVpe1l gellat'oH ia'.Ieh
ny oD.l ,,'p'l tp'.''en lnn, .oas u''pe,e
to 1,,"s tan aa ..'o SW.'''e o.. sso'''eot- ~
q " plelsselngea esgtelIen. 's'l1
ssI4ua's pon QUE. Sinapel. gap Se,1=
os.lpaa .s.,e pt'1 ~ anslvl,b el'.e omta p.e't
"a. uI,l.'leM n.l,n s1lr .ul'1'elis Satllesln.s pet
s0n iI.'ullstuse VIII. ues Sunces losp'e pet
sese'''oa.''se'l n'o la'.la.sell amsip'r7
sa'.s.n ues poo.ooo'ooo>ooo.apIt''
i'''''ssp.us'u'.''''es
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27

Seisnogrnpben iino iebr emp-
finolide Maidinen, pelbe Sic gr-
f6iitterllngell Ser @robeben anf.
5eidnen. Cine groBe Mn5abl fa-
tbolii6er l1niperiitdten in oen Ser.
5taaten beiibe1t iol6e Seismogra-
pben. - Sbiges 9ilo aeiet eineu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-27
Nittuod, ben a. ansna 1941

rallel lanfenoe,t ltnItellamg oes Bu6.
lif1lnls altf a1tbere 8roontte.
r. X
giner bon ser gaegierl,ng borge-
idlagenen uno beablidtisten Mabs
nabrne 5nfolge, ioll a,1d sic Nnto-
fabrication cine ginidrdnfung erfab-
rem. SIM ndditen Sabre biirften nibt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
WE STILL PREFER TO STAND

Mons one big nnistoke. according
to Or. Verne T. lnmon, University Of
California onotonist, wos when he de-
clded to stand upright.
According to this learned scientist,
man is reolly designed to 90 on all
fours When the first unorthodox cove
man, back in pre-stone oee times, or q
couple Of million years before thot, de-
cided to Try standing and walking
erect, he did all the rest Of US dirt. Our
bones and muscles oren't designed for
ti1ot. according to this entertaining
theory, and offer we're 30, the muscles
becone flobby. Holding ourselves erect
oooinst our noture and by sheer will,
We stort to foil oport physically.
Moybe thot's Htler's greet boom
fer the hunon roce. He's trying to get
t1ree-fourths Of it to going around on
their hands and knees.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13

United Stotes Representative Cliff
ford Dovis Of Tennessee, recently paid
the fire insurance industry q welI-de-
served tribute for its splendid work in
aiding national defense through fire
defense.
Addressing the House, he sold:
The National Board Of Fire Under
writer's hos undertaken this work under
q doIlor-o-yeor contract at considerable
expense to the copitoI stock fire insur-
once companies thot compose its
membership, without any wish for re-
endorsement. but simply q desire to
serve the best interests Of the coun-
try. -.
Its accommodations for sofe-
guarding environments, supply depots,
hospitals, naval properties, warehouses,
terminals and shipyords--its plans for
fire protection and defense we're deveI-
oped with the utmost thorouohness. As
a result. when possession Of Army can
tonments wos delivered to those in ou-
thority, fire losses amounting to less
than So, 900 had been sustained in con-
struction valued at more than $780,
100000.
ITO q greater extent today than
ever before wors will be won not alone
on the bottIefronts, but through the
efficiency Of services Of supply SO nee
essory to our fighting forces Con-
sevotion Of production facilities and
supplies is vtoI port Of production it.
self. and the service in this respect
which ore being given so freely by the
National Boord Of Fire Underwriters
have value for beyond our ability to
estimate 1t is fortunote thot we have
such on organization to which our
country can look in times Of stress"
It Is work such os this, corried on
quietly "a hours O doy, that is bring
ing ever nearer the time when Aneri-
con nnilitory and industrial power will
be oreoter thon that Of all the dictotors
combined II is work such as this that
IS concerning. not only moteroI things,
but mot most precious Of oil elements
-Time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
WHEN cows CLIMB TREES

Possibly you've noticed that it has
been q hot summer
There ore certain signs Of irritation
to be noted in people, what with the
war, ond cotton stockings. and eoso-
line Shortages, and the heot. Not
merely man has been plagued by a
certain oppressiveness this summer.
but oil living things. A New York form
er reported thot he caught one OF
his cows standing on her hind legs,
resting her forefeet in the crotch Of q
willow tree, and eating the Leaves.
First time he ever saw q COW climb q
tree, he said
So toks it easy. Relax. Go to a
good movie or read q good book. It's
up to all OF US to prove that we've got
better balance than COW, by not let
ting this hectic summer get us up q
tree.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
STORIES .
Elm STAMPS
War Determines Stotus
Of French West Africo

ONE of Frances important pos
" sessions is French West Africa
and until World War II is decided,
ii will remain an international
pawn. Eight colonies make up
this ~territory-Senegal, Frenc h
Guinea, the Ivory Coast, Dahomey,
French Sudan, Mauritania, Niger
and Circonscription OF Dakar and
Dependencies.
Dakar and It's surroundings
were formerly q part of Senegal
but were made a special territory
in December, 1924. The stamp
above, issued by the Senegal gov.
eminent in 1888. SHOWS the Faid-
herbe Bridge in Daksr. Z
Senegal Is typical Of the type Of
French West African colony Hitler
would like to control. Although
the soil is generally sandy, natives
cultivate sro6nd.nuts, millet.
maize and some rice. Rubber 10
also produced In small quantities
and salt industry 10 being de.
vcloped. } ~
From . military standpoint.
Senegal and especially nearby
Dakar. have sreat strategic value.
The Senegal river Is closed 10 for
eign ships and Dakar is the port Of
entry. The United States. Ger
many. England. Brazil and. Of
course. France are watching Da.
ksr. II Il only 1900 Todd miles
from Brazil and would constitute
an excellent invasion base against
South America.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13

II is Is months since the people OF
Norwoy owoke ond found the invoder
oIreodv established in their midst. Are
those Morse people broken by 10
months Of the heavy tread OF o'len
boots in their homeland streets?
II would not seem so. For all OF
Norwoy is now under stern mort'ol low
FOLLOWING q demonstration In the town
Of Aolesund. Aoiesund is so situated
on the Norwegian Atlantic Coast as to
be the londine place nearest to br,to'n
which is at the some time forthest from
Germony. Evidently the Gern,ons fsor-
"a what many have expected, thot the
British might begin their offensive BY
TRYING to regain Norway. So the Ger,
mons arrested 10 prominent citizens OF
Aolesund and we're taking them away
as hostooes when q crowd OF 5000 as
ser,bed at the pier and tried to tree
tie hostages by force. Gernony troops
had to Be rushsdirto restore order.
This otter Is months Of occupation.
Freedom is not friendless. Millions
owoit only the raising Of a boraer. the
rolIyino cry, the weapon placed in the
impatient hand.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
red finaernails of women.

red fingernails Of women.
Most puzzling to them is the
union rule that prohibits them
from putting on their own war
paint. All such decoration is
the province of the Screen
Makeup Artists Guild.
One of this departments
scouts, Cameron Shipp, has
sent in q report about movie
making In the Chippewa coun-
try. He's with the Michael
Curtiz company (Jimmy Gag
ney, Alan Hale, Dennis Nor
gan and $50 others) which has
journeyed 5000 miles into
Canada to Jumping Caribou
Lake on the edge of the brush
country in Ontario. There
they're filming the first part of
Captains Of the Clouds" in
which the three principals are
pilots of the northland wilder
ness airways and later dis
tinguish themselves in the
Royal Canadian Air Force. MIR.
Ships letter Follows:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
NEW TAX BILL CRITICIZED

:. As the new tax bill moves ponder
ousiy on toword enoctment, criticism
Of many Of it's provisions mounts.
Main criticism is thot the bill will
not provide much Of check on infIo-
ton, for the rsoson that Il does not
levy large enough toxes on the labor
groups which ore receiving most of the
financial benefits from defense spend
ing.
As Ernest LindIey puts II, III the
economists ore correct In foreseeine a
totoI sum Of purchasing power in ex-
cess of goods available, the lower in
come groups must be prevented from
spending port Of their money. Il could
be taxed out Of them In several ways:
BY lowering income tax exemptions, by
payroll tax and by applying either q
soIes tox or q multitude of excise
toxes." -rf ,5
There ore plenty Of evidences Of
price inflotion now-which, is an in
svitoble result of the combination of
more money and fewer goods. Most
economists ore worried over the oppor-
ent foct that Congress doesn't regard
toxne the lower income groups as
good politics."
Current plans coll for q SO per cent
cut in automobile production next year.
Thot will result in major economic
dislocotion in this country.
One authority estimates that cut
will throw about 26O, 900 men out of
work. Present defense plans would
provide employment for only sc, 900
Of these workers by October !. Both
government and industrial Officials ore
now seeking for some solution to this
problem.