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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Prices TO Rise7

But. what with higher wages,
taxes. shipping costs. and war
destruction. docs any one doubt
that increased govern m n
spending will before long put
prices up again.
Mr.. Henderson's drive against
what he pleased to call "infla-
ton" naturally IL disturbing.
But as he spreads out, and runs
into production or purchasing
difficulties, prices will be raised.
One OF the surest things I
know Il that the dollar II never
going to buy rs much again as 10
has during the past year--not In
our lifetime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Market Reacts;
Leaders Hit
New Lows
International >sv. Ssr,,c, VIII,

NEW YORK, April S0-The
stock market reacted today flo
lowing lis modest advance yeStcr-
day. Losses generally were small,
but a few issues dropped a point
or more and several pVotalS
reached new lows for the year.
American AirlncS was partcu-
larry weak. tumohng ; points al
one time. American Telephone,
Westinghouse Electric, Pubic
Service Of New Jersey and Du
Pont each fell a point or more 10
new 1871 bottoms
Others TO lose al least a point
were international Nickel last
man Kodak and Douglas Aircraft
Mont eomery- Y ard. General
Electric. American Can and Reyn-
ol1s Tobacco b hIt new lows on
fractional declines.
SteelS. motors. copperS ana
rails generally were under last
nights closing levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Studebaker Promotion

a. c. Narrower Jr has been
named district truck representa-
tive of the Studebakcr Com
pany He will make his head
quarters in Detroit although
working out of the South Bend.
Ind. branch.
Narrower formerly was ASSOC
Ciated with the International
Harvester Company and the
Mack Truck Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Kroger's Sales
Up 14.7 Percent

CINCINNATI. April 30.-Kro-
ger Grocery and Baking Company
sales for the four weeks ended
April 9 were So, 534, 724, compared
with S19.640.066 in the like 1910
period. an increase of 14.7 per cent.
Sales for the 10 weeks ended April
9 totaled SS5. 5l1,425, against S76,-
917.50l for the like 1910 period, an
increase of 11.2 per cent.
Sales for the four weeks ended
March % showed an increase of
119 per cent over the like 1910
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Nail Steel Nets
Over : Million

PITTSBURGH. April 30.-Na-
tional Steel Corporation and sub
salaries report for the quarter
ended March 81 a net profit of So
43O $50. after federal income and
excess profits taxes. etc. equal 10
50 as a share on 2204 667 shares.
compared with S4.009193 or Sl.s2
share on.-2.2Q2, 167 shares in the
March quarter Of 1870
Provision for federal normal and
excess profits taxes in the March
quarter of 1871 totaled S2.245,419.
which compares with provisions
for normal taxes of SSl3, 909 in the
March quarter of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Chance for Alert

Accordingly with new social
and economic forces Al work.
the alert beginner who knows
how 10 use the tools OF fact
finding. can offset lneXperlence
through Scnsitlvity To change.
l frequently am asked by col
lege students how 10 make
contacts. l suppose the answer
is 10 take advantage of every
meeting 10 impress the imprint
of your personality on every
one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
GMC Trains Officers

General Motors Truck and
Coach has joined the parade Of
manufacturers training army Of
GcerS in truck maintenance and
service. .. NJ Brede. GMCs
service manager. is supervisor
of the course. Glasses are held
IN plant No. 3 with service de-
partmental heads as instructors.
New classes Of 30 officers will
convene each week for the next
eight months, according TO
Brcde.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
z Big Drive ways

The warmer weather i bring
ing larger and larger driveaways
TO the auto plants here. One
hundred and sixty-nine cars left
Detroit yesterday IN two droves.
One was from the Chrysler
Pittsburgh territory and ac-
counted for SO eight-cylinder
Chryslers. The other headed for
New Orleans with rs Lincoln
cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
M. 8. RukeySer:
international News Service Economic Commentator

trained men and women. tells
me that IL IS etiquette for the
employer. rather than the appli-
cant. 10 name the salary.
With the whole world IN tran
sitlon. II may encourage young
Sters 10 know that lncNperlenee
may not be as big handicap
As IN normal times. The present
occasion cries out for the cour-
age of youth. rather than for
the tImIdItN of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Detroit Poultry

Market snrinFers- and hrgiless wsaN
rsIa~ee s'endy hons. ever - .nc
rsrn hose 4 H.s aud W @ne rnet snr'r"-
ere Ife ard ua 'fe. urfer = Pc 1'"
crosses 2c les tren roeks 'e-Terr hs#il-
ers /, 10 ar1 up. zoe. Ducks. white.
g ms aud un lac
EGGs-Mafket unsettled current re
eeipts, 7oi. . 2olse. underErsdss, isAs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Marine News
DETROIT


uP-Kling. so p. N, TUESDAY: Eloa,
$40. Walsh. 5:55; Osborne, Steel Kine
cleared 6: Lamont. e.25; Algorail. 6:35
Alpena arrived $40: Stife $50; Fitch
arrived S Canadian arrived Alpena cleared
SIS. L. s Gypsum. sos; T. p. Quarries.
j. T.. ReiSs. gt35. Manuel. 0aj. Coralia
arrived 1l.lu. schiller II .ti--TnE Samn-
son Barge No - arrived u so, Palmer,
tf-tu. Taurus. midnight. ingalls, arrived
u 30 a m Wednesday. Martha Allen ar
rived pa AS--tttHe CHAM 40. Stadaconna.
$40. Victorious 10. Pegasus. 4:25. Full
O. Woodruff arrived S.35. Crescent City
arrived 20, p 7. Weir cleared :; Sen
cca -Seahoard "a arrived 35 Mead ar
rived Saucon. $50; Huntey, s:35
sweden. IS.
DOW% John arrived , p m Tuesday
Reuson Ford 20. HarfWell. %, O NJ
RciSs. .n5; Sheadle 40 Leonard. .35
LackaWanna 4-Aa-- Snuth-park cleared ;,
Sullivan Bros. $50. 7. Reiss. $50
arrived 7l5. Joliet, observation-disclosures
Louise arrived %. hrcturus. SOS: Con
nelly. 20 Watson, s-Sa Wolf %. Pres
colt. 1925. Lebanon Gary 1890, Fink
poe IL Young arrived II 30 Fairriver,
u -. IronWood cleared II 40. F. ?. Smith,
II 50 Hatfield. II -, Felowcraft cleared
midnight Pioneer. u % a. m. Wednesday
T ". Robinson arrived Coralia cleared ]
Watt 1.45: Fitch cleared So; Butler
? 10; Lemoyne. 2.35 Wood arrived; Lock
we'll. 9:O5; Pontiac, $40; Bonner, & Nc
Gonaglc. 4:45. Widener. $50: Mullen,
= SIS: selkrk cleared . Bethlehem. 10
Hanna Jr. 6.1j, ingalls, cleared I'D
Stephenson Manila. 7:3o; Mccullough, Lio'
Cslcite, $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Render Service

Getting ahead depends on not
being oVerconSciouS of self in
tereSt. The late Frank a. Van
derlip. one time president of the
National City Bank. used to
tell beginners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Job Advice Offered
to College Graduate

Don't worry about how
much you are being paid; hut
make certain that you are
capable of rendering useful
service. II you do that, your
employer will he ready TO COM
pensate you adequately"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Bound TO 60 Up

So far housewives have had
Saddled upon them relatively
modest advances in their pur-
chases of necessaries. But whole
sale prices have scared so far
that retail prices are bound TO
go up before long.
These are ominous facts:
While the general level of whole
sale commodity prices in this
country rose only 3 per cent
during the first year of the war,
the total advance now amounts
to IL per cent-for farm prod
ucts wholesale prices have
jumped % per cent yet, the
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York points out:
1.-THE level OF retail food prices
in the United States has risen
only 5 per cent and the cost of
living between 2 and 8 per cent"
But the gap between whole
sale and retail prices inevitably
will be leSSened by an uptrend
in the latter-in the cost OF
living
What is the government doing
on behalf of housewives who find
it difficult to make ends meet?
Many of the things they buy
will become dearer, partly be
cause of an increase in the
wages paid to produce them.
partly because skyrocketing tax
alton will add to the burden of
every household in the land.
The government has condoned
interruption of productio on
through strikes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Livestock Markets

d
CATTLE-Rsceipts. 500 market s'eadN
choice To prime yearllnEs dry ted SO 30 II
/ II 25 good 10 choice yearlings dry fed
sl0a 10 so; fair TO good yesrlings. Dry fed,
fed. 50. 50 n IN. 50; fair 20 good heavy steers,
dry fed. IS 50d $50; good butcher steers
and heifers so n 9 so: fair 10 good steer"
and heifers. Ssps, common butcher cattle.
butcher cows, ss.50a75O: cutter cows
$50 $50; Gamer cows, 81 5oI 5. 50; old
rims 81 down; best light butcher bulls
N.75as25; best heavy weight bologna.
s7T 7.75; light common bulls. S617 stock
bulls seas: good 10 choice stockers and
feeders. SsT1i common to fair stocksrs
and feeders. $50 $50; mixers and spring
VEAL CALvEs-Reccipts 500; msrke,
steady; best calves. Sli.50; selects sl2.
fair to good. siodii seconds. IS 50n
SHEEP sp'' AND ND LAMBS = 'I Receipts. >. ?oo.
market not fully established. prospects
steady.
HOES ceipts 1900: msrkc, steady to
Toe higher. good and choice. 20n-230 lbs
$50: 25o-270 lbs 1925: 270300 lbs
Ss.i5; heavies. 300325 lbs. IS rs; 325-350
his Ne5, 35o.t5Q lbs. Ss5: Ioughs.
S725. lights. s725a $50; good feeding
pigs, IS shipping pigs. S725 stays, $50
$3.50
fHTf AGO
CHICAGO April 3o-GNs)-HoGs- Rs.
heswc. $50 SIS: medium. ts5sTs
lights Ss251s7o; ught lights 81 75a Is
paeking sows. s. 80 $50; pigs. So 2i3
cATTLE- Receipts. IL 900: i5-25c
lower calves Ecceiuts. LOCO; STEADY
|1i. yesrHnes. ssa14: buichers-heifers
81 80 n II so. COWS, SIS 50 "a 3 50: bulls Sc 50
~ Q 50: calves. So II feeders. So u
stockers- steers S7g ii5o; cows and heif-
SHEEP Receipts. 1000: steady: lamb.
StiqlI 50, common. 50. Ii springsrs,
so 50 Il II 50 yearlings. $s.25 9 Q so; feed
ers. 50 10; ewes. sea-.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. April 80. lNs)-CAT
6 TLE-Receipts. so. active and STEADY
steers. choice sll ~: medium TO good
I medium 10 good. ssde50: common. So %
Hs.25. cows medium to good, Sc Is 2 7.25.
Gamers and cutters. 81. 50Hs25; bulls, good
70 choice. ss.2a9s25; common to medium.
HoGs-R Receipt. sctiv. and steady: 1so-
$50 lbs. SIS 5oass5 is0-220 lbs. So n
3 IS 22o-25o lbs. $50 = s. IS: 25o-2e0 lbs {.
Ss.23ns.o0: l0o-i5o lbs, S7qs; roughs.
sHEEP-Receipts. 400; steady: choice
lambs. ss25gs.75; medium 10 good, 81 90
s3.5omf; wethers. s45On5 spring lambs,
Siinl3
CALVES Receipts 1875. steady. good to
choice, sllni2 medium. 500 10. culls and
common. SH7
fink-B-H Company and subsidiaries re-
uort A March quarter net profit Of 1888
535. after $50 600 reserve for possible m
fure tnventury decline equal 70 IS cents 4
shere IN common. against net profit Of
s423. a5s or 81 oen'p on the common in
the March quarter of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Entitled TO Demand

We are entitled TO demand
from Washington better man.
agement. more regard for tax
PAYERS.
Copyright. 1891, by y. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
EARNINGS

Barber Asphalt Corporation shows for
the quarter ended March 81 a net loss Of
s234 $50. against a net profit OF IS AZ.
equal to 2 cents q share for the quarter
ended March 81. 1870
Lone star Gas Corporation and subsidi-
aries report for the quarter ended March
81. a NET profit Of 81 3sq 1876. equal to So
cents a common share against 81 SIS 6js
o. 50 cents common share In the March
quarter OF 1910
Cgr' "ubIishing Company ard Subsidi-
afIes - for the quarter ended March
81. net profit II S7f2 G60. after depre
citation federal and state income taxes.
etc This compares with net profit oi
1855 52s for the quarter ended March 81,
1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Set The Salary

Walter A. Lowen, New York
a GRITTY on placement OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Farmers Market

a., 80 cr..r,,o,. -
q, o. ,oS,s6. r.,5.,s
60, e. - -, " .
CO. s-,h ~ ~ 90
q, So - -, e.. "
a. 49, - y.
l's enc e o 49,. 90 ! -
,t,t o. So. p.4. 49,, &, - ~,
:. - 800, mus az ? 9" -"
y. j. =, - J ~ -. = ,9e ou ,.-
- - = BIZ "i' -f'''s s'f'''' . " -
hlsne,
s ~, y, !, SO $3.50, Sc ~ e.. 80
fFt N'H MN p FantFr = % 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

Nogi Manufacturing Corporation declared
dividend of 20 cents on common. pay
able June 10 stock 81 record MAY Is
The same amount was paid in March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

Weather. clear. track, fast
Tirsi Rtee--' 90 \. Lane, NiilkN Moon.
ale Done.
second RHrF-RrpomOria, James Pal,
JudfrN. Pimlieu IHdy
Fourth Race rnissAut. Rough Man,
Runrh ttuiuG. ifr-i in
Itnh Ratt--Ouidfn Novice. Hastlpus,
HriukIuw.
sixth Race-tis Marion, Red Duck,
Cavalier
seventh Race lutelhCfntSta. Trout
stream. Cherry : Chiid, Nion.
Eighth RaCe--I uddie On
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Scratches

Weather. clear; track, fast.
FIRST Rrre-kennet, Gcsl.
second Race--Hanatci. IlustrOus, Ute.
Ftfth Race--ONerdrnWn.
Al NARRAGAN>ETT PARK
Weather. clear; track, fast.
Eirst Bright spot, saving Grace.
kissem.
second Race-High Finance. Not High.
Third Ricc-Natchran.
sixth Rarr-SidetTack.
seventh Race CosSe, Rlarkmaii.
Giu1co. sir Time. Rcrtiilon.
Eighth Rnsr---Rayam. nustirss, Te-
dunn. ~tipulate. HatrN's Dream, knights
~oh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Ar SpoRT~NtAN,S PARK

Weather. clear. track, last
First Race Trtanagra, Calculator,
Duerniss Grand Waters. shelby king,
Green Nhisk. seymour w. Cantnyino.
second Race->un Tsf. Gin Fritters.
Mataynn TONNE. Ferdinand, PegEinR
Pete. Ioskana. Donuagina.
THIRD Rarr-NN Dance.
Original fourth race DECLARED oh-->uh-
stifu'e rare runs fourth
Tcuffh Race tsuhsfttrte1 Hilton, Niss
Monte. ", Bndds. KATHERINE g. Chat
trfab. Istrsitita. ~ehnuygle, FLYING Bon
net
Tffth Hats-Rud On.
IiEhth Raee-Srey Dog. Negouay,
Jordan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
At CHURCHILL now "

Weather. clear; track. fsst.
First Race Countess Lena, Cheer
star, some Folh, Andnov, lair Time.
Airiap. Pergy Byrd, Flyahesd.
second Race Razor sharp. John
Thomas, khay gram. Earlians. Meadow
Money. Midluek, Patched Pants, Rusty
Cold
Third Rare-PartN Pal.
Fourth Rate-RandN n. lew Hat,
Rrouniian. IeFehel ". Manga Parbat.
Mothers Girl. Baby Norma Joy ScrHppy
"
Iichth Race Camaraderie. Nantair.
Dor Romance, Ny Echo. Thos., Nico, HI
fair.
Smith Race tsubstituts1 DECLARED OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard & Co.
Windsor Prices In cents Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Detroit Stocks
1871 Range

1871 bfarp o-rXrA In stock doptional sto
c,unuatIons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

Ilnk-B-h Company aud subsidiaries re-
Dor, A March quarter net profit Of S5eS .
335 after $50. 600 reserve for possible m
ture inventury decline equal 70 IS cents a
shsre on common. against = net profit Of
tt23, ass or 81 cenfV on the common In
The March quarter OF 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April 3o.--Prices given 4
.entE
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rhos. Want "A. to Main asi
Resl Estate for Sale

ia. BUNGALOW TRADE
WANT North End hane for this
nne suburban place. 5 fn. bun
gslow. ) pe. hath. cabinet kltch.
81 81 In cultivation. eest ~
sol. barn poultry house. orchard.
esrrie= $500
5 ACRES. GROOM ENGLISH
EXCELLENT sol - - IN eul.
tlxatien. new home. hardwood.
floors. mahogany finish. fre-
place. furnace. large living and
dining room. cabinet Kitchen. tile
draineoards $4,000
s ACRES A ST.
JUST outside city limits wonder.
fui pieee % lard IDEAL for -sie
dividing. nm pisstered heose.
harm. etc. 81 700
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
so MUCH for - little 5 rooms
plastered. ; bedrooms. living and
dining NON, fireplace. basement.
Fun price 81 ESQ. $500 cash
CUT LITTLE BUNGALOW
YOu know me kind where every
thing i up 10 the minute. lawn.
shrubherv Price s. $50
BLAND REALTY co.
epis So. Tacoma WAY CA $500
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CARS listed shrse sfs al IN nm
mig eFsisr. Many are equipped
wish radio. heater. etc m Ynssr
osn cleaning and tuning Ard
save mnney. -. aur large fl~
play ~ inoft guaranteed cars Ia
aaf "ussf Car f,~rt
PLYMOUTH nE SOTO
ani n Ifelens NAN 3iei
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Phone wsai A. e Msla sisi
Real Estate 70, Sale
A. ALLEN & CO

HAROLD A. ALLEN s CO.
32Il No. l2fh
FIVE ROOMS coal staker ard
rev furnace. fireplace. quiet
street. fenced In hzes yard.
ss7so TERMS call NJ Vines
evenings. rRectcr iiso.
Rooms. J lots
LOCATED IN seuth end near bus
Inc ard bushes. district. Some
fruit tree. snd berries. good
garden space Tbs little home
neat and clean. with shower
laundry. siorercem. wussished
snd garage Partly furnished
siese $50 east. bal IKE rent.
Ask for Mr.. Severance. Ewes
MAIN GEES
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a. m No for wood. Aid. g..
DO w o. 90 Heavy upl slab s5
GA $40
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plTCLY BLOCK a SLAB ar M
OK Flel MA ss3o9 , w
Miscellaneous FOR Sale

{ Q50-upland block and slab. ready
W to burn two big cords GA 37l7
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on Diesel - Il Domestic HeavY
Industrial
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Business Space

BAKERY shop for rent. Er<d burner
Good for beauty shop OF any ANAL
business Inquire 1901 Eat zstn
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.PITCHY s moSSsr. aSp s SLAB S.
Main 26ss Before /. afternoons. ST
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Unfurnished Apartments

TRADE BUY SILL With Times want
Ads ARTHUR HAZKH ASIA SOUTH
4sth rail a. TIE Tacoma Times
office for tao free ticksts 20 tns
Temple tbsatsf I'll 81
POUR ROOM apartment one ped
room electric range reffisefAtof
fireplace garage all Utilities. as
SIS No - Main Osss
s5is SOUTH 10Th. three rooms bath.
sun porch. garage. yard. furniture
sduifa
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BONE dr. block and slab ESQ cord
Green block and slab, -. MA
2lsi iq47 jefferson
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Poultry and Supplies

CURTIS HATCHERY CHICKS White
LeghoFns Toe New Hampshire
r. l2c. LeghoTn ROSTERS. %. We
% custom Matching Airport Road
mile east Of Pacific Ave Granite
s745
s c W eshorn. 1
- ''N-i>D Reds seW Hampshire.
dsV old L<ghOrn cockereit Puysliup
VALLEY Coop Hatchery 4oi Y 2sth
nAin 1878 order now
CUSTOM Matching. Aet eVsry Mon
day RAIDERS HATCHERY. RI 3
Box $50. Granite 1904
CUSTOM Matching. Curtis Matching
Airport road Nile east Of Pacific
avenue Granite s745.
POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK wanted
7o3e Pacific. GA 400
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BIG LOAD GREEN sLAB. ....s5 90
a BLOCK. = slab. -. 5 10
COAL. GA 27eo LIES FuEL
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HONE FUEL - Ma oll9
HEAVY. hand-picked green slab wood
BIG load IS Prompt delivery
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Room, for Rent


FRONT VIEW room. all new furni-
ture, hot water ali time. automatic
oil heat All home privileges for
two gentlemen 1901 South pine
LARGE clean corner room private
home well heated. on bus line
1921 South b6Lh
COMFORTABLE furnished sleeping
room Private beth. private en-
trance IOll North 9th
COMFORTABLE room on South Ia
coma bus line. garage 430I 30 ~
SLEEPING room for two men. twin
beds Mr. Allen ii05 no stb.
NICELY furnished front room 3iS
South /.
SLEEPING ROOM in private home
4T23 So. Washington a.
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BOuEE 'railsrs choice Of models
sarfific. prices. terms DAflhna
40E4
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WON Plsners Pres-to-log. -
DRY or Green Upland Slab
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Female Help Wanted
HeIp-Male and Female

TRADE BUY SILL with Times Want
Ads DANILE HOMEWOOD 53Is
South Alder call AZ The Tacoma
TINES office for TWO free tickets 70
the Temple theater 2-il-4l
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ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL. FUEL Ol-TOoAY
You'll Find The Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

C0Al Blsek Diamond - Mckay
wellington - N. Pac Hos
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WINTERS OVER Anothers coming
Have plenty Of dry wood Buy nov
while is plentiful Green WOOD
FUEL Main $3.50
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Anthracite Hrcoder yelling
ton Bficusfs Blacksmith Coal
- Indian - Labyrinth - Nanaino
Cnmnn Cnke
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Situations Wanted, Male

TWO reliable men desire mechanical
work or any respectable JOB. Car.
Phone 26-F-24. sumner. or write
Ms Times
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. office
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-22
Says President
Would Gamble
with US Lives
Soeiolist Leader
Soys Roosevelt
Would Be Supreme

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-R
The administration's aid-to
Britain bill was described by
Norman Thomas today as .
measure Ito authorize undeclar-
ed war In the name of peace.
and dictatofship in the name OF
defending democracy"
Declaring that the legislature
in itself would not fill Britain's
need for supplies, the man who
was four times socialist candid
ate for president told the House
FOREIGN Affairs Committee that
President Roosevelt must want
il enacted for one of two req
sons.
EITHER he wants to make q
breath taking gamble on the
lives and destinies Of 131 600, 900
American men and women and
children on thu chance tlst linn
lied war, which this bill means,
wiil-.not ,-bese1A kel = =
Thomas said. '<or IL l.
to put US in wsr Aduaily,
knowing that we wfg11d rsf0se
to 60 into it all ct nee,
EITHER reason n Nholely m
consistent with democratic con-
troll by the people over their
own destiny. It u wholly In
consistent with proper interpre-
tation Of representative govern
ment."
I The white-haired Thomas, q
brief case at his side, read q
prepared statement of his views
as the committee received testi-
mony against the bill for the
second day. Joseph p. Kennedy,
retiring ambassador to England,
told. the members yesterday that
he opposed the measure In its
present form.
Arguing that the President
could not say that he had re-
ceived q popular mandate for
the legislation, Thomas said:
"This bill |" gives the
president power to commit any
and every conceivable act OF
war except the dispatch abroad
of large armies. II words have
their ordinary meaning he could
even use our sailors and airmen
See THOMAS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-22
AnCity
IDraftees
Accepted

oAll Of the 20 men from the
Mount Clemens--Warren town.
ship draft district were at Camp
Custer near Battle Creek today
after they had successfully
passed . severe medical examina-
ton given them by army doctors
yesterday morning.
Alton H. Noe, chairman for the
draft board, pointed 70 the record
with pride because normally 20
per cent of The draftees are ne
jected by the doctors. The five
men sent from the district IN
December also were sccepted.
The droftees were axaminsd u
st. Josephs hospital By Dr.. a.
A. Thompson, Joseph Reichman
and p. +. NlulliOnn.
Two men from Draft District
- DRAEI-Rase &