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Evening star., 1941-09-10

DET. BRICK HOMES, $40-$50
Mo-. incl. taxes: small down payment:
90 rms, tile baths, gar. h,-w.h;; in
MARYLAND PIX Md, 1S Minis downtown;
must see to appreciate. WO. 22S6.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

CLEAN 2 OR 5 BEDROOM FURNISHED
apartment for 3 OF weeks only; prefer
ably near Alexandria, National 1878. Mr..
WRIGHT. business hours.
HILCREsT OR VIcNTTY-FURN, APT.
In pvt. home. immediate occupancy. Co.
lumbia l0S5.
FURNISHED. 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
private bath. accommodate adults; S46.
Phone Columbis 1881 or write MRS.
RICKIE. 1923 wyoming ave. NV.
LADY. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, WANTS
unfurnished bachelor apartment. Call Dis
trict 1897 after 4:30 pm.
j R., KIT. PVT. OR SEMI-PvT. BATH.
furn. or unfurn.; private home, Brookiano'
ne pref: reasonable middle-aRed laoy'
MI 1892, after 2 pm. IL
GROOM. KITCHEN. BATH APT. CON-
pletefy furnished NV. section; about 500:
for persons Call Woodley 1888. II.
ENoIIsH EMPL COUPLE DESIRES QUIET
isTn isTF., apui Quick Siret ST r access i5th and
SITS. NV. About Oct. 1st. RE. 1880. EXT.
10, bet 9 and 5 Sunday, DU. 1912. -
FOR ocToBER |. COMPLETELY FUR
nished; 3 adults: heat and all utilities n
urbs: not over S75. Tel. ordway 046s
fURN-: ADULTS. ? ROOMS. KIT,
bath; NV. or Arlington pref; auiet S toes-
tion; S42.50; gentiles. Box 332-I' S.sr'
MIDDLE-AdED WOMAN, SECRETARY;
wishes room. or share apt. with congenisl
changed. Box 29s-A. Star. II.
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES
viii pay between S35 and $40 per month.
Cali Mr.. or MRS. HARRIS, after z pm.
Ii. 1851.
CoLoRED, WANTS UNF. RMS, KIT.
private bath, Frlgidaire, on ma nsople moSi' IN IN
~ sa74. 'e''i0n' 0' o''' i''' ~ "A.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Contiuued
KENSINGTON. MD.
BARGAIN-$4,750.
CENTRAL, AVE

RANDOLPH VILLAGE. MD.
$3.50 Down and Balance $40 Monthly.
To get TO property go out 2 miles past
Capitol Heights, property located right on
lows Just completed, consisting of five
spacious rooms. tiled bath. built-in tub,
shower, kitchen cabinet sink, all modern
convenienees, full basement. large lot s0x
200: convenient to transportation. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York ave.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

Il BEDROOM FURNISHED APT. OR
house of like size. NV. section. not over
SS5; six-month lease, Oct. 10th Box
CAST. Star. IL
ROOM HOUSE IN DESR-
school: not over S65 month; perm. Govt.
smploye. Call SH. 2674-R.
6UNGALOW UNFURNISHED, AMI,
fenced yard. District, not over $50; re-
sponsible adults: conv. trans. GE. 749l
4 ROOMS UNFURNISHED, Q BEDRMS.,
bath, garage: in good Northwest section
or nearby suburban; gentiles. CHI. 09O2.
WANTED, ON OR BEFORE OCT. l IN
good NV or suburban section, by reliable
Family 3 adults white. gentle, unfurnished
baths. automatic heat, garage. BOX 1874
e. Star
ON OR BEFORE OCT. 1O-IN NV. SEC
tion or suburban, 5 or 8 room bungalow or
house. by family Of adults. EM. 2372.
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detached house; near bus and stores. DI.
1884.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, TILE BATH. FIRE
place, porches. 2-car garage: lot TIKI 30.
Riverdale, Md. $1,000. OWNER. WA.
1926.
ARLINGToN-NEW 5-RooN Def BRICK
home. oil heat. large lot; conv. loc.;
$7,25o. $50 So. Lincoln So.
"a, ,650-NEARBY MD.--SMALL CASH. $40
mo-. semi-bungalow. ami. like new.
Phone ia. 52S4 after pm.
NEARBY MD ACRES, MOST DESIR-
able location, on State road. nne Supdlvl-
sion; bus stop at property Ii. 0619. l3'
ARLINGTON, VA. s34 AND s3s N WOOD
row sf-Almost completed. 2 6-rm. brick
homes, large rms. fireplace, side porch.
shade trees: stream; 10c buses. near shop
cash. BY OWNER. Chestnut 2165 ewes
NEAR FORT MYER-5 ROOMS AND BATH,
oil heat, 2 screened porches, detached ga
$500, terms CHI 5949.
ARLINGTON ROOMS, BRICK; EXCEL.
cond and neighborhood: large screened
porch. built-in gar: $3.50. CH. 6079.
LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME IN NEARBY
Arlington-6-room brick, living room ap-
proximately 12x24; den: large lot. trees;
close to stores, schools and transportation;
only $3.50 Falls Church 1105-W.
NEW, LARGE. VACANT VERY MOD. .5-R
BUNGALOW; one carfare. Nd; $4,000; 5000
cash. Sal mo. GEO. C. WALKER. WA. 1899.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

n0OoSS rON S~kE.
S4S MAINE AVE. sw-s-R. HOUSE:
soWn:s.iRfs' s saras.. Apply ii oWSER. Ss:h. Ss
NEW. VACANT, 4-BEDRooM. COLONIAL,
brick, very mod; living rm. 1bx2l; snadeo
WALKER. wa 1899. II.
CLEVELAND PARK, 37O4 .35th SIT
room semi mi-detached brick. oil heat. garage
: inolosed, heated porches. OWNER, Wo.
a262, Sat, Sun. or ewes.
BUY REssION-vALUE-BUuT HOMES:
pay better than mortgage notes: Chevy
Chase, D. C.. nearby Md; ( Va; save 35S;
Sn1ns SWnsr. iGf fga7 n'r Eye % st. District $50
ant, near the park. Here's real value. with
G fs nr sess. ggsXhfY gIEXshhffsY 2sG fas1aEs
EAST CAP. ST, Mr.. CAP RMS,
brick; newly dec: large yard; also furni-
t,rf some tIansr iine antiques nssS mah0sanys no
MASS. AVE. PARK..pETAcHED. BEAUTd3 y I'll
sors sord. h1asi MckEEvER 4 wHffEFoRD' Dis
IDEAL NEW HOME. s3os ocALA ST.
porch. full basement; large lot, trees;
81 900 cash. $50 month. See st once.
Out Franklin ave. Silver SPRING. Mo.
S47b0-N.W. sECTIoN-HoME OR M
brick. Rented for $50 mo. Call MI.
Benson, D1 1882, with J. J. o,CONNOR.
s616 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E--6 RMS,
bath oil heat, conv. to schools, stores
churches and trsnsp. Owner transferred.
RooMINd HOUSE NEAR 18th AND MASS.
fskhNs fYs g. r0Onss fsas 0ssnri g. pl'eo %
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. S6.250. 1Q1
Send ST.. Capitol Heights, ; rooms. bath.
fot, rsrsre A lovely home in perfect
condition O. @. SCHIRMEH- NE. 3Qe6.
Avenings ean sH. 1851. IL
Evening star., 1941-09-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WANT TO BUY OR RENT g. OR MORE,
room house with small acreage. on back
road within Is miles OF D. c.: must be
priced right BOY o-S-T Star
Evening star., 1941-09-10

ONLY $3.50.
Beyond Silver Spring-Lot 70x140,
brand-new fve-room bungalow with
walkup atticD oil burner: near stores,
schools and transportation. A safe place
for your kiddies Small cash payment
and $50 per month including taxes.
THOS e FARRELL CO., Realtors
70I Tenth Street NV National 016b.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
NOTICE

This office is in dire need Of all types
OF houses. from $4,000 to $4,000. We
have clients who are ready and able TO
buy right now Please call this ONCE and
list your property with us.
F. r. SPEAR, INC,
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BEST LOCATION

Truly beautiful homes, convenient to
everything. close downtown: some with )
real bedrooms; prices range from $1,000
up To Inspect 0 see MI Mr. Day Day' s 1901 18th
ANTON KOERBER, INC.
Sc. BUNGALOW, So, 300.
3212 Minnesota ave. Sc - rooms,
bath; h.-w.h.; cellar. GUM 81 MILLER,
FIR 910n
Evening star., 1941-09-10

S4 ,650-NEARBY MD.-SMALL CASH. S45
mo- mi-bungalow. ami. like new.
aff a
Evening star., 1941-09-10

DESIRABLE COMMERCIAL
property, vicinity of 10th and
K SITS. and near site of new
Statler Hotel. Reasonably
priced. See Mr.. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. MA. 2100.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

SMALL. LUNCHROOM WITH LIVING
quarters or house that could be used for
this purpose, on highway, by refined
woman. Box 34S-T, Star
Evening star., 1941-09-10

Circumstances force owners to sacriflce
their beautiful detached brick home in this
highly desirable and restricted section'
there are 9 large rooms, baths, rec. rm.,
wooded lot; fine condition. VIM. BOS-
Il. 4022- WI 4Al0
Evening star., 1941-09-10
LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN!

OOlVII III EI TOItlV.---vU,TVU.
Near Eastern High School tcony for
Printing ONCE and Navy Yard. Very neat
6-room brick, 3 bedrms., bath: low-cost
oil heat. nearly new furniture. Ready TO
move In. Unusual opportunity for new
Corners. DIXIE REALTY co. MA. SSSO.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

ARLINGTON-NEW 5-ROON Def BRICK
home oil heat, large lot; conv. loc.;
Go ISucoln ct
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON FOREST-6-ROOM BRICK
detached house; near bus and stores. DI.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

Beautiful. modern semi-detached brick.
12 built, one left; monthly rent over 500;
terms. $1,000 cash, S65 month. To inspect
see Mr.. Day, 1901 18th st. NV. MA. 67s9.
Ewes. WO S474.
ANTON KOERBER, INC.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
GIL 7th ST. NV.

3 rooms, hvatory, highly decorated:
suitable for beauty parlor, dental ONCE or
any professional purpose; End floor, rent
very reasonable. H. H CARTER. 613 18th
st. NV. Ma. ATS. Key IN store
Evening star., 1941-09-10
MASS. HEIGHTS.

10-room brick, conveniently located TO
Mass. ave. and Cathedral; IL min. from
White House: 9 real bedrms, baths
finished attic, huge living rm,: dining rm
sun parlor, lavatory on 1st floor, maid
rm. and bath: 2-ear garage: in perfect
condition original price, $4,000: quick
sale. $4,000 Shown by appointment.
r. A., TWEED CO, RE. s1e9; ewes,
EN- 1lb5
Evening star., 1941-09-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

NOTICE.
This office is in dire need Of all types
of houses from $1,000 to $4,000 We
have clients who are ready and able TO buy
right now Please call this office and list
your property with us.
F. r. SPEAR, INC,
s422 Georsia Ave. sH 100
Evening star., 1941-09-10
DON'T MISS THIS.
S422 Georgia Ave. SH. 71UO.
SILVER SPRING AREA.

New bungalows. rooms. full attic, full
basement; hot-water automatic heat:
block to schools high elevation overlook
ing a new development: priced at 5000
r. H. A, terms. These are outstanding
homes at this price on today's market
Evening phone service till 9 pm.
F. r. SPEAR, INC,
Gxo0 n.nr~;. rTAn
Evening star., 1941-09-10

GROOM BUNGALOW, TILE BATH, FIRE
place. 2 porches. 2-car garage: lot 77xl50.
Riverdale, Md. $1,000. OWNER. WA.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

NEAR FORT MYER-5 ROOMS AND BATH,
oil heat, screened porches, detached ga
rage: near buses. schools and churches;
gE Qn0 EQ4Q
Evening star., 1941-09-10

NEW, LARGE VACANT. VERY MOD. 5-R
BUNGALOW: one carfare, Md; $4,000; $500
cash, SAL mo. GEO C. WALKER. WA. 1899
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BARNABY WOODS

Attractive eenter-hal brick in lovely
setting Of trees; 2 additional rooms on list
floor are den and unusual breakfast or
cocktail room: 3 bedrooms. baths, 2nd
floor; large finished attic: paneled recrea-
ton room with fireplace in basement; at
tached GARAGE WI ol0S
Evening star., 1941-09-10
$3.50.

II ROOMS, BATHS, 3-sToRY BRICK.
Upper 14th ST., convenient to streetcars.
stores and theater. has 8 rooms on the LIST
floor, 8 rooms, bath and porch on End
floor: finished room in basement. arranged
IS apartments and rooms; 2 electric re-
frigerators; oil heat. Eveninss phone Mr..
Owen. CO. s166.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
71e lSth o. NV. RealtoR. MA. ofB3.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
IIR,IpeAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

I,ANHAM HTS, sCHUDDEBOoN. 5 R. AND
b.,a.m.i, new, II a.; "a ,495: easyterms; or
rent $40 mo. HASTRY. T., mi, y a;
$3.50, terms. N. Z. RYON CO, Ma 7so''
GE Rl4R
Evening star., 1941-09-10
YOU

con get loon of $1,000 If you
con moks monthly poyments OF S59.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
OffEV Of1hNE 6ATLNThlN
5 BEDRCCMS-$1O5O0.

pes s-room m house 6ath also
maids rm and barn: lovely yard; dual
heating system tcoal and Eas); ideal home
for large family or Q profitable investment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

bidding on this fifth hand OF the
World Bridge Olympic because
with the freak typed hand, diff
ferent groups of players will get
into some peculiar contracts.
Against the five diamond con-
tract, correct defense gives East
and West their par score.
When West plays the 10 Of
clubs on the opening lead OF the
king, East should continue with
the queen of clubs. Dummy will
ruff with the four of diamonds,
and now West can defeat the
contract IL he is careful not to
overruff.
II ne does make the mistake Of
= over-ruffing dummy, he can re-
turn a spade, but declarer will
win with the ace, lead a small
heart to dummy and then ruff
q small heart. Now he will cash
the ace of diamonds, lead q small
diamond to the king, and dunn
my's hearts are all good.
West therefore should refuse
to ruff the second club lead, and
now the declarer. although he
can set the heart suit by ruffins
q heart. will be unable TO cash
dummy's good hearts because Of
The third diamond still In the
West hand. vt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
ALIENS. TOO. MUST CHOOSE

These are days when men must
choose.
Doys Of drift and dream are over.
Now, under proposal by Secretary
Hull to Congress, olens too must
choose.
Some have been drafted into the
armed forces, probably without ony-
body's giving the matter much
thought. Several foreign countries
have objected, and properly SO. We
would certainly object if American cit
izen in Germany or Brtoin we're drott-
ed into those ormies. 1t works both
ways. So Secretary Hull is quite right
in suggesting that Congress Poss on
amendment to the Selective Service
oct which would permit aliens thus COLL
ed up after registration to be exempted
at their request 1t should be done, for
it is no more than we would demond for
our own nationals in other countries.
But the secretary suggests this od-
dtonoI provso; that such an alien,
having asked and received exemption,
should never thereafter be allowed to
become citizen Of the United Stotes.
so aliens, too, must choose, if they
are coIIed up in the droft. II they
ore merely residents in the country on
business, they will, of course, ask and
receive exemption Such people do not
ordinarily expect to become citizens
anyway, SO no hardship will be worked.
But thousands of aliens are in q diff
ferent cose. They have come to the
United States vaguely expecting at
some time to become citizens and fully
identity themselves with the national
life. Such man should no more be
exempted than citizen. He benefits
dolly from the security and conditions
Of the national life. He expects to ben
eft from them for on indefinite time
in the future. He should bear his share
in preserving them.
1t would be unfair indeed for such
one to refuse armed service, to watch
American citizens serve and perhaps
die to preserve free conditions, and
then, the emergency over, apply for
and receive the benefits Of citizenship.
To bar forever from citizenship q
man who was unwilling at time Of crisis
to bear the burden thot citizens bear
is no injustice 1t is elementary foir-
ness thot at times like this aliens, too,
should be required to choose.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
. SO THEY SAY

We need more things, more
widely distributed, with good
manners.
Owen D. Young.
Defense can mean only one
thing, defense of Americas fu-
ture.
Caroline F. Ware, Defense Ad-
visory Commission.
The other Americas are abso-
lutely necessary to us now and
will be much more 50 when
peace comes.
james S. Carson, vice presi-
dent, American and Foreign
Power Co.
We have INDUCED, maladroitly
and mistakenly, q superiority
complex in regard to Latin
Americans who, as q result, have
shrugged shoulders.
Tom Wallace, editor, Louis
vile Times.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
. HiehIiehts From !.
The Latest Books Z

To his wife, to her relatives,
and to the world Asa Timber
lake was q failure, content TO
work at an ordinary Job In the
tobacco factory his father MAO
once owned. TO his daughter,
Row. and to the readers Of Ellen
Glasgow's fine novel, I'm This
Our Life" (Harcourt, Brace:
$500. Asa IL . heroic figure, .
man of quiet strength who couid
not accept defeat.
You meet Asa Timberlake %
he walks home from work 70 his
unloved, 'hypochoudriac wtts
and . cold supper. You realize
how much he hrs. surrendered
for family peace . he pauses 70
envy q Negro boys proud own
ership of q dog. Asa had always
wanted a dog, but his wife. /.
Swiftly the author introduces
the others who are to play major
roles In her drama: Roy, the
daughter, married ~ Peter, .
promising young surgeon, coura-
aeous a her father ana sharing
with him IN understanding Of
life: Stanley, Willful, selfish
daughter, favorite Of her mother
and rich sreat-uncle. William;
Craig, young attorney, engaged
to Stanley.
Just. as swiftly. Miss Glasgow
plunges this group into family
rivalries, jealousies, tragedies.
Stanley elopes with Peter on the
eve of her wedding 10 Craig. Roy
accepts her husbands choice,
finds new love In rebuilding the
wreckage Of Craig's life. Peter
commits suicide, and Stanley re-
turns to cause more heartbreak,
this time by blaming . fatal ac-
cident upon an innocent Negro
youth.
Only Asa, In his calm, pene-
trating understanding realizes
that Stanley II guilty. forces her
to tell the truth. save the lad.
Miss Glasgow displays the skill
Of q veteran novelist q she de.
picts the emotions Of her pfin-
cipals In one great scene: Stan
ley, terrified BY her crime and
threat Of punishment; Craig. ~
turning to the woman who Tilted
him; Roy. seeing happiness fade
again: and Asa, dominating oil,
unable 10 achieve his own ambi-
tons.
The author creates living per.
sons from words. making them
think, talk md oct % ordinary
indivtdua1k There b no fAlso
ne1a 10. illaDsieuA -tho pio(Sru
uh1olds = IT.. 1870. y !. !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
STORIES .
. IN STAMPS
Glocier Park Surposses
Alps in Scenic Wonders

CIxTY glaciers give Glacier Ma
~ tional Park its name, but they
contribute only O part Of the seem
cry for which this area Is famous.
A glimpse Of Glaciers grandeur
Is pictured on the u. 8. scent
stamp, above. Of the National
Parks series.
The stamp design shows Two
Medicine Lake with Mount Rock.
well In the background. This view,
near the east entrance, b one Of
the best known 70 tourists.
Glacier National Park 10 located
In northwestern Montana, ad5oins
Cansda's Waterton Lakes National
Park, directly across the in&erna-
tional border. The park covers IN
area Of 1884 square miles. was
created In 1910.
There are 10 principal valleys
In the park, many Of which have
not been fully explored, and $50
known lakes. Mt. Cleveland, To-
l3o-foot peak IN The northern part
Of the park. b the highest point.
The contineQtal divide traverSes
he entire lShgth & ~ park
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

The keynote Of democratic preced-
ures is voluntary cooperation. In
forming the United Stotes Organize
lions for National Defense, Inc., the
government is setting up the nochin-
cry by which those olreod y-existing or
CARNATIONS With the greatest post ex-
perience in making soldiers comfort
obIe con pool their effort
Cooperating are the Y. M. c. A.,
National Catholic Community Service,
Salvation Army, Y. w. c. A., Jewish
Welfare Board and Travellers Aid As
ISOLATION. Together they will run 339
service clubs which the government
will build and lease to them. OPero-
ion Of the clubs will be q strictly civil
ion undertaking, and will depend on
contributions to the agencies portici-
potine. Soon there will be drive to
roise nearly ST. ,OOO,OO for the first
years operation. Those who realize
how much it means to q lonely soldier
far from home to have place where he
can 90 for recreation and guidance
when on poss from camp will have their
pocketbooks open when the coll comes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
/, HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

at drinking cold tea (stock movie
substitute for whisky.
For instance, in q western sa-
loon shene in Billy the Kid"
Robert Taylor ordered shot of
a soft beverage, heavily laced
with water. Gene lockhart salts
fled the Technicolor camera and
personal diet rules with . slug of
prune juice. Lon Clancy, Jr.,
toved with a hooker of sarsapa-
rilla. Nobody needed any dra-
matte ability to give realistic
drunkard's shudder after down.
ing those.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
! BY LUCE NEVILLE

NEA service ssaii CoIfesPo"oe"s
HOLLYWOOD, April 23-The
nations Understanding Amer
lean Legion band settled down
yesterday to an eight-hour
stretche of playing La Mar
seillaise." 1t was for street
scene in q Mexican border town
of Hold Back the Dawn" and
Curt Bois-as a French emigre
who learns he is a descendant
of Lafayette-is being escorted
into the United States as an hon
orary citizen. BY the time Bots
finally was footed and blaster
across, everybody on the set was
going nuts and praying for tenn
porary deafness.
1t didn't bother the bandsmen,
though. They're used to such
one-tune marathons, because this
Is their tenth year of m o v e
work. Sometimes they're e n
but not heard, other times heard
but not seen. In this case, both.
They're bona fide members of
Hollywood's American Legion
Post 43, but in contrast to most
other Legion bands which play
only in parades and at post meet
ings, these are professional mu-
sicians who earn their living In
motion pictures and from recor-
dings.
Usually their film roles are 80
incidental to the story that they
don't even learn the title of the
picture in which they're work
ing. However, Drum Major Pen
Morrow recalls that. among 10
years of films, they've been in
"Captains Courageous" "Mr
Smith Goes to Washington" I'm
Old Chicago" kiss the Boys
Goodbye" and Caught in the
Draft" In the last, they had to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

pull in their pidriffs to imper-
senate current, and younger,
army selectees.
The picture they'd rather not
talk about was "A Midsummer
Nights Dream, in which the
brass section, as trumpet-toot,
ling woodland satyrs, had to
wear hair-pants and horns.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
ALL PART OF THE JOB

The Office Of Production Manage
ment has set UP q division Of prorities
to pass on shipments Of iron, steel, ma
chiney and other products to Lotin
America. Thot is q wise move, be-
couse the sending of certain needed
materials to Latin America is just as
important as ormng the victims Of og-
erosion.
The reason? There ore certain South
American countries whose economic
position Isl precorious. While in this
shoky position, they ore always possible
victims of the Nozi Trojan Horse toe
tics. To build up their economics, GER
tain monufoc tured goods ore neces-
sorry. 1t is up to the United States to
see that they get them.
Even now an occasional Nozi ship
slips through the British blockade with
valuable corgoes OF Germon-monufoc-
tured goods for South America. Ur-
less the United Stotes can supply those
wants promptly, German prestige, al
reody enhonced by mIitory victories,
will 90 still higher. It is reossuring to
re that this situotion is not being
neo!scted.