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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Female Help Wanted
lBooKKEEPER, typst. experienced. Must
speak polish. Good opportunity. Apply
5s40 Michigan
CHARTS
Has an opening for pleasant, refined
woman over 80 20 take charge Of good
esta blishsd territory; small temporary In
vestment required. Write 10 Box B-s7ss.
Detrnli- TiLes---------------
COUNTER GIRL. SC hamburger. SIS week.
set5 West warren a, Wyoming.
EXPERIENCED giri--General house~orki
no cooking stay. Reference Telephone
Townsend 1880.
EXPERIENCED waitrssses steady. Apply
WIN. Boesky Restaurant. i0350 Dexter,
a. Collingwood
EXPERIENCED receptions, Tor studio
work. Apply Dennis studios. so4 Eaton
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK White no
cooking itFht laundry; prtvate roornt
IS University 1910
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK car. ehndi
hnIne or stax.-ls5sa Rlop.llea Townsend
5-es2s
GENERAL Homework M cooking. private
room attractive position. 1899 Cortland.
Townsend S0s5t
GENERAL work IN boarding house scan
dinsvian- or French woman so Btatn ,
GENERAL A--.tse work Private rom. -iAs.
Hogar'h s7a5 1923 West Buena Vista.
GENERAL housework steady experienced;
home nights. no cooking, references.
Trinity l-3Sss
GIRL wanted 10 work IN restaurant, must
be 81 good vases. lfiTs Myers road.
GIRL tor general homework sman 'sm-
iiy M laundry stay nights; $40. Unit
versi'y 1890
GIRi1-Genetal housework good home,
stay nghs 1898 Elmhurst. TO. s-7isl.
.GfRI.--Asssi homework , atul,s SIS 30
Or stay Townsend s-3isT
HOUsEwORR- Assis, with infant. s,syi
hEht laundry University i-7ts7
HoUsEwoRK white over II stay pri-
t>ate room light duties small sslary; two
DAYS week OF Socum 1924
HoUSEWORK EXPERIENCED cooking! two
adults private room, excellent home
oregon si22
! HoCsEWORK experienced children: NJ
Laundry stay nights. $40 Dawson t0et.
HOUSE WORK~Whue. no cooking no
I laundry stay So University i-i055.
LIGHT hou,eVork and cooking par;-umei
Lakewood .CharlevoiK section. Call after
g. DreHel 4ssi.
LIGHT HOUsEwORK chfid small
neV home stay. own room. University
I-23i2
SHIRT nnishers. experiences. excellent
salary. STEADY McSichols Laundry.
1924 West McNicho,s
THREE nea, industrious sirls ~ year.
Ut 1vFY f0r ssies crew work; local
FOR six weeks. then "a Texas for winters
D. 4aN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
EAIRMnINT PARK

Weather. cloudy. track, slow.
Second Race-HurAcon.
Third Rsce--Flrerao
Fourth Race--ilo, Tulsaway, sonny
Pair
Fifth Race--Monon Lad, Magnolia
Cash. Snow Flower.
seventh Raee-Mountain Air, Tuloma,
Designer, Vonceil Norman D, Nignette.
Eighth RAce-Butter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
NOTIFIED OF RELEASE

Inspector Fred Stephan. then a
lieutenant in I he holdup squad,
was notified of the release.
Through sharp deduction and pri-
vate information, he learned an
attempt would be made to rob the
safe of the Pontiac Sears. Roe
buck store. and that Kenmore and
Deptla were implicated.
II was arranged for Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

statesmen Good money selling real
estate can use more men In our
Fall campaign; car necessary. call morn
ngs.
kennedy Bros, 52s Free Press Building.
SALESMAN wanted. between IS and 80
years Of age One who has had stock
selling experience. Must give high refer
ences for honesty as well as ability.
wonderful proposition for one who can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
e20-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
- ONES Employment 4il6 Beaubien-
Wants day workers; couples: porters.
maids. mattresses Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
WASHINGTON PARK

Weather. cloudy track, last
First RAce--F1eld Briar, Polly Hysro,
Martha Collins, Just Enuf.-- DIT. south
Chryshera.
second RAce-MorinE Mail Ten Blow,
Hadalad, Weeks, Turkish Hash, Gold
Lass.
Fourth RAce-ClaYVillt. Razor shar,
Peacharino High Talent.
Seventh Race-T1ger Teddy
Eighth RAce-Siairs. Golden Era,
Honey BOat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

UP-Thos Water p NJ Weir. 8 -
A. m wednesday ! Dunn Jr. ? Jack
g 30. Zernh City. 10 80 Nes'mount II
lamonic p J. Reiss. G. $ Hebard
3 m, Bal Bros, Col J. schOonmsker
z 30 J j sullivan. 3 T-hos Lynch 30
2 A Thompson 4 Saskatoon, Sarr ian
so. Maryland Selsirk. Cetus J a. Par
rel : J. Davidson, p. Widoo, 7.30
Colonel 10
uP-I.hpeminF Il 7. Finalsy u 9
Thlrsasy sir ". Fsirbsirn. J
srnsafon. p. r Book T. Rei-s Bfos
z5o c n schwsD. = = Harvey.
{ 4 Rsiss. so = MscNsughton 3
wm Na,her WoiyIn 80 superior
Q. w =. Irfn $50 4 6. Epson. : 80.
DOWN 80 Rosn Leons $50 a II
Wednesday r n Can Peter White A.
snibois, 2 X. g Dalton p. @. Kerr
30 " " Holloway 03o. A. Nc
DouFsu. Msrssls. J. p. Upon. noon VIM
Edenboru. NoebunE. Campus. Taurus 2
Aigosoo, r Ninch 2 90. BsrrAlHop. Lab
Peasant r Bunten Maunslra, VIM
echupp. . Futor p Rsnney. . 30
y Setflef0r Norway 80 / p
-Biocf $40 y9angsfaun y q Morton
Il Rrcllfoc. ~. p Roam midnigh'
down n Mclean. Jas Wat
N Thlrsfsy. g l. Hgtchinscr 30
eylvsnis So Euge-s rnonss g. r. {
eo,nbA ESQ; 7Los. Lamont, =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Scratches
N1RRaGANsrrT PARK

Weather. clear. track. fast
First Race-Csll Us Too, Flying Reign
Second RAce-See See, Mad Money
Csrpini Dark Blaze.
Third Race--Gsrden Gal, Tripit.
Seventh Rsce-Howard. Flying SILVER.
Eighth Race-Miss Mogul, High Caste,
Buckets, Reigh View.
Ninth Race-Declared Oh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
WHEELING n0MNs

Weather, cloudy. track, muddy.
First Race--Grand Wind. Engles Hope.
GoalonE. Brilliant Carl, Glorious Pat,
Miss Vera. 49,
second Race-Uo Fair. Thoa, Fritz w.
. Third Race-Mighiy Busy. Miss Mint
Drop. Solo Dash, Noisy Raven.
Fourth. Race-Edith Greenock. Questre,
nv Grand. Grouchy Girl, Apple Time.
Fifth Race--Little Harpist. Maud
Daue. Never Home. Time Passes.
seventh Race-Mahi. lncendisry, Dark
Light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
AQUHDUCT

Weather, cloudy. track, fast.
secorr Race-Winkle H. Celia lnsoo-
CERT. Aquabeile, Shemiie, Camp Chester,
KessrE0.
Fourth Raee-Cuekoo Man, sky Argo.
Bright Victory.
sixth EACe-The Cher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Frank & Seder

EXPERIENCED sandwich man. Apply
VIM. Boesky Restaurant. 10350 Dexter
at Collingwood
EXPERIENCED portrait photographer
wanted. Apply Dennis Studios. o04 Eaton
Tower.
GROCERY store boys wanted, II years
old. 3i46 West Vernon.
GROCERY Clerks-Steady work 3lst and
Buchanan. Market 4l97 Thrty-first
MAN in auto wrecking yard; must be ac-
customed 10 this line OF work. 9-Mile
road -schoenherr, Warren Township.
MAN WITH CAR
To assist manager. Sound reliable; must
be neat and over IS. Cali Madison 1881.
between and tonight.
PIN BOYS wy-7 Recreation, Wyoming
and 7-Mile road. is new alleys.
WANTED-Man past so with shoe sx-
perience. for stock work only. Write
r s. Shoe store. 325 3. Saginaw st..
Flint. Mich.
3-PlEcE orchestra: polish and popular.
Apply Palens Bar. 1921 West Warren.
Oregone 976l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

WHITE GIPL-.Generai housevork NJ
cooking; stay s. Telephone Tyler $3.50.
tYUtfSc; LADIES t3t-is-22 years travel
attn chaperoned group ~ young ladies.
California and return. Experience unnecss-
sary. Immediate cash advanced for all ex-
nensss and drawing account. Must Leave
Sunday Phone Mr.. So. orr. Cherry 5000.
Hotel fuller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

BOYS MUST BE rs OR 10 WITH Ri.
CYCLES FOR EVENING WORK JUST
THE JOB FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS WHO
ARE not CARRYING A HEAVY PRO.
GRAM IN SCHOOL THIS FALL. SEE
MIR sWARTHoUT, ROOM 20e. 53t
SHELBY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
CHAIRS

BooKKEEPER, typist. experienced. Must
speak polish. Good opportunity. Apply
se4O Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Has an opening for pleasant, refined
woman over 80. 20 take charge Of good
established territory; small temporary In
vesimen, required. Write 10 Box Bs7ee.
nasrotf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE Complete course
81 so weekly Hygienic school, $40
Twelfth Madison sO53
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

BOYS, 10 70 IS. with bicycles. who are
not returning 20 school this FAN. for
lhealthful. outdoor work, good pay. steady
work vacations with pay See Mr.. svarth-
out. Room 206, 536 Shelby, a. m. TO IL.
BOYS. 1923. neat appearing, experience
not essential. Earnings range SIS 10 $40
weekly 3iO5 Bsrlum Tower. $50 a m.
lcANVAssERs for heating equipment az
once. Salary and commission; morn
ings .enlyy s5e5 Mack.
CARPENTERS wanted who can handle
rough and finishing on homes 50. 500 20
81 500. Must have r. n. A. building expert
erce and references. Address Box B67i6.
Detroit Times.
DO YOU want oJearn S25 10 S35 weekly
need two door-to-door canvassers 20
sell coffee. We pay straight commission
no guarantee salary. Your earnings
are unlimited, see p. J. Wallace, $3.50
Hamilton ave.
ELECTRICIAN Experienced. capable Of
performing factory maintenance WORK
The Eaton Mig. Co, q77i French road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

GIRL tor general homework small 'sm-
lily m laundry stay nights, SO. Uni
versi'y 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Situation. Wnnted-Moie

RELIABLE man with 1889 ! = ton Chew
role' panel truck Al condition, wishes
STEADY work Lafayette 1889
SALVATION ARMY 3D. Dependable men.
steady. part time work. Croker. cadl-
lac 22qS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

EXPERIENCED girl--General hopseworki
no cooking stay. References. Telephone
Townsend 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Special Notices
DECENTRALIZATION

Telephone Arlington s7i2 Inquire
manager
HOSPITALIZATION
Insurance now available fhr entire family
at low rates including surgeons bills
Covers operations and sickness and as-
cident from any cause Carries 81 600
death benefit ware reimbursement optional
Write Box SO. 1915 Book Bdg Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

COUNTER GIRL. SC hamburger SIS week.
set5 West Warren. A. Wyoming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Muslins

This allows for the traditional
and proper two sheets on the
bed. two in the laundry and two
on the shelf
For general household pur-
poses, heavyweight muslins are
most widely endorsed, especially
II they are woven with the eX-
ira protection of double tape
selv-edges along the edges TO
prolong their life.
A new development ApuSlin
sheets is the beauty FEM Sheet,
finished off al top and bottom
with a firmly woven decorative
damaSk-like border instead Of
the usual folded and stitched
hens.
In addition 10 lending an ele-
gantly tailored look 10 the bed,
a beauty hem reduces length
wise shrinkage TO a minimtn
and makes for longer wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Light
Spinkfin9
Hams [ avn
Nv AMATEUR GARDENER

OF THE many gardening
" tasks, watering requires
more skill than any OF the rest.
Too much water is applied 70
the garden al some times, too
little at others. II is often ap-
piled at the wrong times and in
the wrong way.
The amount OF water 10 he
applied 10 growing plants can
not he told in 50 many words,
hut there are certain rules or
principles that should be fol-
lowed.
Soil should he fairly dry before
water is applied, but this does
not mean that the soil should
get so hard it cracks or be
comes powdery. This is one
place you must use your best
Judgment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
CoIored Linens

Although snowy white remains
the favorite Of homemakers
there is a growing trend toward
the use of colored bed linens
If you are planning TO include
them i'm your hope chest, use
such colorS as airway blue, she'll
pink, Sahara beige or mist green,
shades which have been worked
ont by interior decorators 10 har-
monte with the currently popu-
lar color schemes.
Not only do they add color
interest 10 the room. but they
can be used as money-savers.
Using a third colored sheet in
Winter over a blanket will save
cleaning and laundry bills; in
Summer II is a gay substitute
for a blanket. as IL provides
enough projections from stray
breeZcS and yet is cool enough
for camfort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

DIAID plain the Fall formula! Add that combna
tumpere lines and you have perfect fashion for
office the great outdoors Our designer Anne Adams
clever style dark brown wool jersey with
dramatic yellow and brown plaid for sleeves and collar
Notice that dropped shouderline-is the important new
silhouette neckline and braceelength
other significant style pointers This exciting fashion
different best Of all besedy 10
With patterns instruction sheet and the helpful
modern machine attachments you'll record for
ing speed
This style Pattern 4s2 available in sizes y to 20 and %
40 II only of Anne Adams patterns high
lighted womens Watch for them every day!
Fifteen for this Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly address and style number Address
your order the Anne Adams Pattern Department 1926 Times
Square Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Small Plants

The lawn is just a mass Of
small plants. Light waterlngs
are almost as bad as no water
at all because this encourages
the roots 10 stay near the
surface and the results are
usually disastrous when sprin-
kings are discontinued for
even a few days, or when a hot,
dry spell spreads across the
countryside.
The character OF the soil
influences the amount Of water
that should be applied. If the
soil is loose and light II dries
out more rapidly than soils that
contain clay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Night Watering

When The plants are so dry
that they wilt, there is danger
of burning the foliage if water
is applied overhead.
There are some plants that
like to be wet at night, bat
roses should be dry before dark.
Wet foliage on roses at night is
a good starting place for the
disease, black-spot. Mildew will
often start on plants that are
wet at night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

All homemakers are cordially
invited TO Join the group. You'll
spend delightful afternoon
while YOU aid worthy cause.
Remember the time and place
Tuesday from y noon 10 5 p. m,
in the Detroit Times auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Join the Red Cross

EVERY TUESDAY members
of The Detroit Times Home
makers Club Red Cross Unit
meet in the fifth floor audito-
rum Of The Detroit Times Build
ing 10 knit and sew for the Red
Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Second Rule

The next rule is; Give the
soil a thorough soaking a
thorough soaking does not mean
10 soak the soil so il IS vet
down an inch or so. 1t means
that the soil must he wet down
at least six or eight inches. or
even more. Then no more water
need he applied until the soil
becomes fairly dry again
This is a very good practice,
for thorough waterings enCour-
age deep roofing of all plants
and this puts the roots out Of
reach Of the ordinary surface
drying.
Always avoid light sprinklings,
even though they are frequent.
This applies to all house plants
as well as TO garden plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Co|ored
Bed Linens
Save Money
BY ELEANOR ROSS

A WELL-STOCKED and deco
"a rative linen closet is a val
liable asset 10 the bride just
starting housekeeping.
Today's sheets have been
"beautified," they possess the all
important wearing qualities. and
they offer new features that are
both decorative and time-saving.
selecting her linen
closet stock. the bride would do
well 10 review a few funda-
mental rules of wise sheet
buying.
Because she wants 10 buy
enough linen so that her supply
can take care of any emergen-
cies. the bride should provide
for six sheets per bed and three
cases per pillow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

but one course left, and that Is
the course of brave and courage
Gus Americans, to be prepared Ia
make sacrifices.
when we do, we will begin Ia
put the taxes on this country. and
make no mistake about this, THIS
TAX BILL THAT WE PASSED
THE OTHER DAY WAS 4 sop
THE BEGINNING OF WHAT
ALMOST INEVITABLY WILL
FOLLOW.
"YOu and I and every other man
in this country will he paying, di-
rectly or indirectly. so per cent
of his total income before long to
sustain and TO support our democ-
racy.
"As for me. am prepared to
make any sacrifice, because ]
love this country and l want to
see IL preserved.
~ DO NOT WANT THE
PEOPLE TO MAKE THE GREAT
MISTAKE OF OPPOSING TO-
TALITARIANISM IN EUROPE
AND RACIN 1T IN
AMERICA"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
The World Listens
Peace Aims of the Democracies Are Broadcast to An
Lands; Millions Tune In
ny International News Service

The world stood still for uncounted millions today as the
peace of the United States and Great Britain went out
all ands-ands that free and lands enslaved by
conquest
Throughout the entire world men and women-and the
who rule themdropped their usual activities to hear
the that pledged freedom of the freedom Of wor
ship restoration freedom conquered millions and re-
any territorial gains the peace aims OF the
democracies
Those words went out to all countries In London loud
speakers rugged up factory and plant brought the peace
message those busy with precious preparations to
remain home by the side of their radios.
In the United States, the major broadcasng chains
banketed the country with nationwide hooups that carried
the to city and village, to farm and fresde.
But it went much farther than that Into Germany
itself and Italy and France Of the collaboration the
of the democracies brought by shorwave
radio of the National Broadcasng Company and
the Columbia Broadcasting System
Both major chains shorwaved the message in varied
languages lands of the dctaors and the lands
they have conquered.
The peace aims short waved in German, French.
Italian Posheven in Spanish and Portuguese the latter
directed chiefly at the republics of South America,
The result that all people everywherea least
the conquered countries who dared listen to foreign
broadcast-know the goals Of peace toward which
struggling na WpAtnAr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

ITltfN.
MANY people think we ear
carry out the policy OF preserving
all our social gains, maintaining
w r. A. projects, relief funds OF
all kinds, and giving to everyone
what he wants; and nj the same
time defeat the aspirations and
ambitions OF Adolf Hitler.
II say to you II cannot be done.
ETHE POLITICIANS OF
i FRANCE UNDER LEON
BLUM. EVERY ONE OF THEM,
IOU HIT TO HAVE BEEN
DRIVEN OUT OF FRANCE.
THEY BETRAYED THEIR
COUNTRY BY THEIR COW
ARDICE AND BY THEIR CHEAP
DEMAGOGUERY DURING THE
CRITICAL PERIOD WHEN
FRANCE SHOULD HAVE BEEN
PREPARING.
WHAT DID THEY DO:
THE POPULAR FRONT, IN
I TIA TED BY AND CON
TROLLED FROM SCOW,
COMPOSED OF RADICALS AND
PROFESSIONAL REFORMERS
OF EVERY SHADE AND DE
SCRIPTION, AND LED BY
MOSCOW, THE COUNTRY THAT
WE NOW PROPOSE TO MAKE
OUR PARTNER IN THE GREAT
TASK OF DEFENDING DE-
MOCRACY. UNDERMINED THE
NATIONAL UNITY OF FRANCE.
DURING THAT PERIO
WHEN THE EOPLE or
FRANCE SHOULD HAVE DEM
ONSTRATED THEIR LOVE OF
LIBERTY. THEY WERE CON
FUSED AND WEAKENED BY
DISSENSIONS OF ALL KINDS
AND CHARACTER. STRIKES.
SIT-DOWNS, PROLONG ED
STOPPAGES OF WORK, AND
THE INCESSANT CLAMORING
FOR MORE GOVERNMENT AID
AND SUBSIDY, AND AN UN-
WILLINGNESS ON THE PART
OF THE GOVERNMENT TO
PROPERLY DIRECT THE EN-
ERGIES OF THE PEOPLE AND
TELL THE EOPLE THE
TRUTH.
UT SAY this, Mr.. Chairman, he
cause am sincerely and
deeply alarmed ny the mental
attitude OF this country. an atti-
tude that Ia to my mind dangerous
for the future liberty of our
people.
IL know from my study OF the
demOcrecies that have fallen
across the water that In nearly
every instance II was the same
cause that led to their downfall.
II am not proposing any reac-
tlonary doctrine.
II am merely saying that we
must tell all Of our people---labor.
industry, all alike--that we must
make equal sacrifices.
II will say II 10 the industriaIist,
and I will say II to the labor
leader.
THE man In this country who
IL unwilling To make his share Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

the sacrifices has no right 10
claim the privileges and the rights
OF American citizenship.
81 WOULD ABANDON THIS
HYPoCRITICAL INCoN SYST
ENT ATTITUDE OF ATTEMPT
ING TO PLAY POLITICS WITH
THIS GROUP BECAUSE 1T HAS
MORE VOTES THAN THAT
OF TRYING TO HAVE
THE CAKE AND EAT 1T, TOO,
OF TRYING TO PLEAS T.
EVERYB POLITICALLY,
WHILE AT THE SAME TIME
TO PRE- z A X f
CT SAY to you, Mr.. Chairman,
that WE HAVE ANTAGO.
NIZED ALL OF THE DICTATOR
ON THE FACE OF
THE EARTH.
whether we want to or not, we
cannot draw back.
sour course Is fixed. our future
has been determined by our own
people.
Having made our bed, there Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Aid Defense
Prisoners Make Uniforms
for State Guards
Special to rHE DETROIT TIMES

IONA. Aug. l4.--Unable TO OBJ
tain uniforms through regular
military purchasing c h a n e J. s,
MichiganS new state troops Will
wear outfits made by inmates Of
Michigan Reformatory and jack
son prison. it was learned today
Work began yesterday on shirts
and neCktleS at the reformatory
and coats and the rest Of the
uniforms at Jackson, according 70
William Burke. head of the states
prison industries.
With $500 being made. the com
pleted uniforms viii be distributed
about October 10 about so home
guard companies on a seniority
basis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
World Listens
AS Alice States
Peace Program
BY CHARLES A. SMITH
Init News Service stan Correspondent

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Maj. Rich
ard Clement Attlee, lord privy
seal, today broadcast 10 the world
an eight-point Anglo-American
program of peace after the NaZi
tyranny has been smashed which
London observers predicted would
nip any new Hitler peace of
fensive" in the bud.
Attlee read over the radio a
carefully prepare statement,
identical TO one released at the
same time in Washington. sum-
ming up in brief, concise phrases
the decisions reached at an his
toric, unprecedented high seas
meeting between President RooSe-
Welt and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
No OFFICIAL REACTION

There was no official reaction
Forthcoming in London. The docu-
mcnt, il was said in authoritative
speaks for itself. " -
At the high seas meeting, il was
explained. Churchill represented
only the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland.
1t was expected. however that
Australia, Canada and other do
.minionS and colonies would inn
associate themselves
with this clear dclineation OF a
new and hoped for world with
freedom for all and tyranny for
none.
The announced trip Of Minister
.of Supply Lord Beaverbrook 10
Washington was interpreted as a
move 10 ascertain what munitions
intended for Britain under the
lend-leaSc plan can he diverted 10
Russia without harming the Brit
ish war effort.