davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

they'd begin there! And what about those
kits the Scotchmen wear? Nobody COM
plains about them"
The thorough Mr. Townsend reported thai
it was not all glamour-exposure. He had
seen one carhop so fat that she should have
been in circus tent. Furthermore. she had
something tattooed one knee.
This was brought up because someone had
suggested that the eXposable skin area should
be strictly limited to 4 per cent, the same as
the proportion of alcohol allowed in Texas
beer -Four per cent of the fat lady's area
would be so huge as to be unfair to some OF
the slim ones
The man who shot TO death pretty nine
-year-od Mrs Maxine Long and then
killed himself, left note in which appeared
no complaint about her scanty panties.
1t read as follows:
Ten days ago I discovered that Maxine
had been trifling on me and did not love me
as she said. My last wish is that we be
buried in adjoining graves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
In Proportion

"Af'er all, although we may look like an
eye-full we also are athletic, too \ girl has
to be in the pink. and don't mean just skin,
70 juggle trayfuls of hamburgers between
Kitchen and cars during working hours"
Another carhop dismissed the whole sub
ject with toss of her head.
Look at those British soldiers in India
and Africa who wear shorts" she pointed out.
DO you think they look pretty in the news
reels with their knobby knees? I should think
that If they're going to do any ccnsoring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Besides this materialistic viewpoint, nearly
all the girls agree that comfort is also ma
jor consideration.
Let's look at this thing from a practical
standpoint" said one attractive carhop spokes-
man. What would you think IL you went 20,
say, track meet and saw all the runners and
high jumpers doing their stuff with only
per cent Of their cpidcrms exposed wearing
an outfit that was a cross between a Greek
evzones uniform and the underwear worn on
a cold morning in Down East Maine?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

of the women. She then
opened her modest place. mod
est in size at least, with just
one carhop, in the drum ma
jorette costume somewhat
simplified with scissors.
In three years these scissors
cutouts. or something, had
boosted business to a point
requiring twenty carhops.
How much the new black
outs" may decrease it remains
to be seen.
The proprietress insists that
all has been conducted on the
highest moral plane. Her
girls are forbidden TO sit in
customers cars or to put a
booted foot on running
board. or to do anything else
that might be considered at all
improper.
Though the customers, do
not know IL. some of the car
hops who have been serving
glamour with hamburgers and
flcsh-flashes with soda pop
and beer, are not only ma
irons. but supporting their
children on their salary and
tips which average $25 per
week. Different girls give
different reasons in favor of
retaining the more revealing
costume but the one on which
all agree is that it brings more
fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

1872 by Amcrcan Wccky Inc Great BrtaIn Rights RcsCTc
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
-OS NAZIS AH0RCARON A
45 MUJERES
Una cdrtd de Marusyd
~PoR0maretf

MoScG, Sept. 17.-Los ingle-
SEES llaman "Jerires' a los alema
mes, en- tono despectivo, mas pa
ra los rusos cada soldado nazi
es Fritz"
Sobre las "proezas" de las nor
das de Hitler escribe a SUI hernia
no Shura la joven rusa Marusya
Ponomareff: Esta es, para de-
jarte saber que estoy en- Cork.
Cuando los alemanes tomaron a
Voroshilograd a~lojaron en- nues
ira casa a un individuo corpu-
lento, que miro nuestras fotogra
fias Y pregunt6 a nuestra r1adre
de quienes eran.
Este es mi h:jo.
d D6nde esta?
EN- ell frente.
Cogi6 la fotografia:
d Donde sirve? iEs un que
rrilero?
Sc march6 y trajo un inter
prete:
-Venga con nosotros, vieja.
i D6nde?
-Nosotros sabemos donde.
Tendra que pagan con su alma
.por su hijo guerrillero.
A mi me dijo: "No llores. Tu
madre sera ahorcada mahana,
pero no estara sola".
Dormi en- ell sotano Y por la
mahana fui al cementerio. VI
que traian a As mujeres, nues-
ira madre entire elias.
Las ataron para que no corrie
sen. Empezaron q ahorcarlas y
antics de hacerlo uno de los ver-
dugos dijo: pagan con su alma
.por sus actividades 'partidistas.
Los cuerpos estuvieron colgados
dos dias. Cuando uno Gaia, 10 ele
vaban de nuevo. Nosotros hui
mos Y aqui estamos, con tn es-
Iposa."
"Querido ehrmano: Cuando los
alemanes Sc apoderan de nues-
tro pueblo, lie humilan, lie hacen
pedazos, lie fusilan, lie ahorcan.
Derrota a esos m6nstruos. De tn
hermana que Sc escape de ellos,
MGruyd PonOmGreU.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

tribunales ell eSfuerzO comunis-
Ia para lograr que la candidatu-
a &c estos sea puesta en- la boz
eta electoral del estado de New
York.
Los abogados segGn Simon
w. Gerson, jefe de la campana
eomunista son Arthur Garfield
Haya, de la Union Americana
de Libertades Civicas; Emanuel
Block, del Gremio Nacional de
Abogados; Arthur Madison, por
ia Association de Abogados de
Harlem; y A. j. lsserman, por
la Federation Nacional de Lii
bertades Constituencies
Ell principal abogadO de la can
didatura comunista. enca0ezada
por Israel Amter, 10 es Jose IL.
Brodskey.
Arturo B. G. Bouton, CONAN
dante de la Legion Americana
en- el estado, escribi6 aver al go
bernador Lehman que Sc propo-
ne presentar abrumadora evil
dencia sobre que e. partido Co
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

en- la Escuela de Education de la
U~niversidad de Columbia, al cual
asistieron 18 profesores cubanos.
la guerra, que nos ha azotado
con tan tenebrosos dias, sera final
mente, sin duda alguna, un paso
constructive para ell Hemisferlo
Occidental" dijo ell doctor Rubio.
"Vamos a salir de ella siendo
mejores amigos y con mas estrechas
relaciones, basadas en- una mutua
compression. Ofreceremos al
mundo un continente de paz, cuyas
disputas habran de solucionarse
por medic del arbitraje y cuyos OBJ
jetivos Sc adaptaran a n~uestras
necesidades, pero sin Ell pillaje, la
tortura Y la crueldad que ha estado
ocurriendo en- otrsss parties del
mundo."
Esta es la herenGA que dejare-
mos a la p~osteridad, continue di-
ciendo, y sera para nuestros hijos
mucho mas preciosa que ell orc y
las ~riquezas."
Antes de terminar su discurso, ell
doctor Rubio record6 que en- 1890,
su compatriota Manuel Sanguily
defini6 Ell americanismo, fundado en-
los derechos del hombre, y ell go
bierno dem6cratico para ell pueblo,
como la antitesis del gobierno por
la fuerza.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

ofrerieron sue carnosos pap6s,
esposos Miguel y Maria Herman
lez, domiciliados en- ei 1102 de
"a Novena avenida.
Los concurrentes fueron OBJ
9aluiados con paStas y refres-
aos.
A continuation damos a como
er los nombres de los asisten-
ces: EStela ValdeS, Mercedes Y
Carmen Hernandez. Anita y Ma
ALA Fernandez, Armando Do
ninguez jr., Oscar Felipe Rosa,
Ricardo MascunaLa y Sra, Jua-
nita Felipe, Maria y Graciela
Mascunana, Lazaro Hernandez
y Sra, Conchita M~ascuhana,
Luisa Hernandez, Sarah Ora
nell, Ramon Mascunana, Ines
Betancourt, Mario MaScunana,
Edelmira Hernandez, Gloria Re
iriguez, Antonio MaScunana, j.
R. Hernandez Y Sra, Julia Her
nandez, Alberto Rodriguez Y
Sra. Grace Alvarez, Teresa, Ju-
liza y Manuela Roman, Placido
Hernandez " Sra, Angelina
Gonzalez Y Maria Luisa Port
Ian.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

WASHINGTON.-Segun
informa la prensa de Europa,
ell "Nuevo Orden" de Hitler
continua SUI obra, imponiendo
innumerables restricciones y
SACRIFICES a los infeliccs hebi-
tantes del continente. -
En- Noruega, por ejemplo, las
raciones de alimentos han dismi-
nuido o sc las llevan los nazis; las
propiedades de aquellos que Sc re-
belan son ~coniscadas; ancianos
~profesores son reclutados para
hacer trabajos forzados bajo ell ojo
vigilante de los guardas, y sc cas-
tiga a las gentes porque no prestan
atenci6n a Quisling o a los oradores
nazistas. Estas son parte de las
'bendiciones" que trae consigo ell
Nuevo Orden hitleriano, segun in
forman los peri6dicos suecos y
noruegos,
De acuerdo con ell diarlo sueco
"Eskilstuna Kuriren": "desde que
desaparecieron las patatas del mer-
cado, la comida de los habitantes de
Oslo consiste de dos rebanadas de
pan seco, untadas de una ligera
cana de conserva, la cual es endul-
zada con una substantial artificial
que sin duda no es azucar. Esta
comida SO acompana con un vase
de leche descremada."
Sc FavOrece a los "Hu6spedes"
Y continGa diciendo 81 peri6dico
"ahora no sc obtiene nj mantle
ouilla, nj oleomargarina. Doscien.
tos gramos de carne picada es Ii
raci6n mensual para los noruegos
pero los visitantes nazistas reeibei
medic kilo semanalmente. Algunol
de ellos viven en- casas de huespe
des, junto con habitantes del pals
v naturalmente es motive de irrita.
ci6n para estos ell observar que lo'
huespedes nazistas pueden GOMEZ
carne, mientras que ellos deben con.
formarse con una sopa, o con sole
col cocida. Para evitar muestra'
de desagrado de parte de los norue.
Cos, algunos alemanes pretierer
conner en- sus habitaciones.
"a los alemanes We les da tambier
huevos, crema y leche. En- ell Grar
Hotel, solamente a los nazis Sc les
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
UN PRELADO PERUAN0
DENUNCIA Ell NAZISMO

NUEVA YORK. Ell racismo,
tai como 10 exponen las potencias
del Eie, es ''hoy la sombria anne
naza del mundo," escribe monsenor
Victor Alvarez, obispo de Ayacu-
cho, Peru.
En- una Pastoral publicada en- la
Revista Cat6lica, 0rden Cristiano,
de Lima, monsenor Alvarez expresa
su desaprobaci6n a TODD 10 que sos
tiene Ell nazismo.
Ell distinguish prelado cat6lico
pregona la esperanto de que des-
pues de la victoria, "podremos e
an nuevo esplendoroso dia triun-
fante contra las nubes que Ell in:
herno ha regado sobre ell mundo;"
Ell obispo Alvarez termina bendi=
ciendo la obra de la Reyista que
eontinuamente denuncia ell trata-
miento que sufren la Iglesia Cato
lica y sus sacerdotes en- los paises
ocupados por Alemania,
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
f DAN sANGRE

para
co%nstruir barcos, y sangre para
salvar las vidas de los soldados y
marines que los ~manejan, son apor-
tados por los trabajadores esta-
dounidenses.
Varias uniones estan no solo ira
bajando hasta su grade maxine en-
la construction de b~arcos, aero
pianos, tanques y cahones, sino que
regularmente contribuyen con su
sangre donandola al banco de san
gre de la Cruz Roja para el
Ei6rcito y la Armada.
EN- un gran astillero la Union sc
IA propuesto ~recolectar $500 dona-
tiyos De sangre,
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

munista usa m6todos ilegales pa
ra obtener firmas en- pro de la
petici6n sometida. Los cOmunis-
tas acusan a la Legion de EN-.
plear Ell "te-~oriSmo" y hacer
Que Sc "arreplentan' muchas
personals que habian firmado la
pctici6n antes de ser presiona-
das.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Bale en- ell Patio
Ell Domingo celebrara la Sec
ci6n doe Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano otro de sus bales semana-
les, en- Ell Patio-Jardin 81 ell ITEM
pc 10 permite. En- case contra
rio Sc verificara en- la sala prin-
cipal.
La concha de la m1sica sera
ocupada por la orquesta que di-
rige ell professor Frank Grasso,
cantando Joe Camejo.
Empezara a las ochO de la
uoche Y terminara a las IL.
Los hombres en- uniforme So
% pagaran soc.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

sirve huevos, cigarrillos, cafe pure
Y bebidas intoxicantes."
Otro diario sueco informa que
habia llegado una comisi6n pes
guerra a Svolvaer para apoderarse
del 90eo de la pesca, con ell objeto
dc exportarla a la Europa Central
La forma en- que los noruegos
tienen que negociar con los ale
names para obtener alimentos, 10
publica ell Stockholms Tidningen'
'Evind Blehr, Ministro de Conner
clio, fue a Berlin para discutir 0
las autoridades alemanas ell mode
do obtener alimentos para In po-
b.aci6n noruega. La inquietud que
existe en- Noruega sobre la vista es
verdaderamente alarmante porque
circular rumores en- ell sentido de
que los alemanes quieren exigir
como compensation que los obreros
noruegos vayan a Alemania."
Quisling supreme juez
FL Svenska Dagbladet informa:
"Quisling dict6 una ley en- la que
pOne Ell COnOClHllciltO uel putuio
que ell Minstrel residente puede
confscar la %propiedad de cualquier
persona O sociedad que desarrolle
alguna actividad en- contra del es-
tado, la naci6n, o ell partido. Hasta
los rumores pueden usarse como
base para la c~onfiscaci6n, ell fallo
dc la cual no es apelable."
Recientemente cerca de doscien-
tos %profesores noruegos "algunos
de mas de sesenta amos de edad,
fueron enviados de distintos lugares
del pals a TRAFALGAR fuertemente en-
las iineas de ferrocarril entire Mos
loon v Bodo," declara un diGTio
sueco. "Muchos de los trabaja-
dores que tenian anteriormente, Sc
habian escapado y BE les hacia bien
dificil conseguir substitutes. Ahora
ell trabajo es obligatorio y los pro-
fesores rcclutados tienen que ha-
cerlo bajo estricta vigilancia
militar."
Otro diario noruego, 81 Vest
landske Tidende da la siguiente
%noticia: "algunos oficiales de la in
dustria han sido despedidos por
rehusar prestar atenei6n a Quisling
v a los oradores nazistas Y, como
castigo, Sc les ha impCNsto la tarea
do cortar lena"
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
Los congrathamos.
Bananete de despedida

Banquete de deSpedidd
Con motive de su pr6ximo in
greso en- las fuerzGs armadas, Sc
lie ofrecera ell dia p un banque-
tie de despedida al querido DR..
Ruben Moreno, dentista de nues
tro sector, que GOA de gran
des simpatias.
Ell DR.. Moreno ingresara en-
ell Ej6rcito Americana, con ell
range de primer teniente.
Ell banquete Sc ~efectuara en-
ell restaurant "La Novedades".
Dada las grandes simpatias
del homenajeado esperamos que
concurran mas de 200 personals.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
Una bL5d


La Sra. Mary Fernandez, re-
sidente del 2205 de la avenida
Nebraska, ha hechO pGblico ell
matrimonio de su encaDtadora
hiia la Srta. Margarita Fernan-
DEE.
La boda de la Srta. Fernan-
dez Sc efectu6 en- ell dia de aver,
en- la Residential de su mama,
siendo ell elegidO de su coraz6n
ell joven w. c. Miner.
Despues de un corto viaje de
luna de miel, los Euevos esposos
estableceran su nido de amor
en- esta ciudad.
Los congratuAamos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
NacimientO

NdcimientO
En- la noche del Martes vino
al mundo un hermoso nina. hijo
de los eSposos Serafin y Erme-
linda Rodriguez.
Ell alumbramiento tuvo lugar
en- la clinia Ell Bien PGblico,
siendo asistida la Sra. Rodrf-
guez por ell DIR. A. A. Gonzalez.
Ell querubin llevara ell nombre
de su papa.
Los congratulamos y lie desea-
mos salud Y ventura al infante.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
FiestecitG

r teSCectCU
Para ell sabado los esposos To
ny y Coralia Fernandez anun-
clan una fiestecita en- honor de
su hija Norma,que en- csc dia
cumplira cinco amos.
La verificaran en- su residen-
ella de la Septima avenida y ca
lie Diecinueve.
Las amistades dc la familia y
las amiguitas de la festejada,
han sido invitadas.
Por adelantado enviamos nues-
ira felicitaci6n a Norma.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ)

ven Berto Rodriguez, lhijo de
los esposos Fermip y Blanca Ro
driguez, con reSidtncia en- ell
2509 de la calle Ounce.
Ell joven Rodriguez Sc encon-
traba trabajando en- un barco
mercante.
Tn cordial saludo de bienve-
nida lie enviamos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
En- Ell Centre Asturiano

En- ell Centre AsturianO
Di6 a luz con toda felicidad
la Sra. Carmen Sague, esposa
del Sr. Luis Sagde, una robusta
nina. Levara los nombres de
Glolia Helen.
Con su a~costumbrada pericia
asisti6 a la Sra. Sague Ell DIR.
Faver.
Nuestros parabienes a los di-
chosos papas.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
CUATRO AYU-
r A LOS COMUNISTAS

New York. Sept. 17.-Cuatro
abogados de organizaciones in
dependencies apoyaran ante los
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

doctor e
Rubio, Vice
presidente de
Cuba, "esta
basada en- la
o b s a n
cia de los de-
rechos de las.
demas."
FL doctor Ru.
bio Sc expres6
en- S O terminus
en- un b~anquete
dado ON al honor
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
NOTAS CORTAS
Tn prominenfe fvncionorio
Cubono EnsoIzo Ia coope-
Focion I~nferomericono

NUEVA YORK.-"La uni
dad de las repIblicas del He
misferio Occidental" declare ell
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Party de cumpledhQs
Fue agasajada con un par
ty" de cumpleahos la monisima
nina Neveida Hernandez. Sc lie
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE

Oct a bottle OF Kruschen Salts tonight.
Hair an hour before breakfast, take az much
~ VIII Ne on n dime In a glass OF water (hot
or cold or In your morning Gun of lea ~
coffee and keep this up for 30 days. Kruschen
taken THIS way helps relieve such symptoms
~ SIGN headaches, bowel sluggiahness and
B0.calied bilious Indigestion when due 10 In
suaieient How 81 bile from the r~nll-hladdeg.
lou can get kruachon, a famous English
formula made IN the u. b. A. al any drur
store. You must be satisnsd o. money back.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
RegresO

RegreSO
Luego de varios meses de au-
sencia de la localidad. regres6 ell
pasado Lunes el apreciado jo-
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
COT A DATE?
Dol't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the ell friend. or
a business appointment, play ma egrd take
the proper procautiop 20 see ~ Z llg breath
doc,nt offend Unnecessarily. Alter aA 10th
Ing Is 20 meNcusahle and so Qifensiy a AL
reY'ectod case OF halitosis (bad .hreltHI Be-
fors your next date or business q aa1u nent,
rinse the mout with Listerine AM eptic.
Almost Immediately your breath comes
sweeiar, purcr, less likely 70 q lf Most
cases ot halitosis, cay some autBorlt s, are
due 70 the fermentation OF tiny food a rticles
in the mouth, although some e nay be-
due TO systemic d11iders. Agair.t e for
mer condition. Lhtenne Antisopl, works
wonders because it first halts the fer zen a
ton and then overcomes the od1r y causes.
Don't forget 90 uae Il IT. the brt aid of
thousands Of popular and suecessfu. people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIc
To Make your Breath S0ectsr
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Santos del dtG
La impression de las llagas de
San Francisco; Stas. fedora e
Hildeyarda.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
Officers Wife
Goes on Trial
Prosecutor Sketches
DetoiIs Of Murder

BISBEE, Ariz., Dec. II - up
County Attorney John F. Ross
sketched in today additional de-
tials of the States murder case
against 21-year-old Margaret
Herlihy before giving the de-
tense an opportunity to show
why she shot Capt. David D.
Carr, her reasonable Army Of
ficer husband.
The prosecutor had three
more witnesses ready to take
the stand, and was expected to
conclude his presentation dur
ing the day.
Meanwhile, Sheriff I. v. Pru-
lit, at the request of Ross, con-
Quoted tests with the pistol
which witnesses testified yester-
day was used by Miss Herlihy
when Captain Carr was fatally
wounded during a quarrel at the
Herlihy home in Douglas. The
sheriff fired the pistol from var
ious distances at the hide of an
animal in an effort to determine
from the resulting powder burns
the distance from which two
bullets were fired at Carr. Just
how this evidence would be used
was not yet clear.
Defense Attorneys Fra nix
Thomas and w. E. Policy indi-
Gated they would begin by call
ing number of minor witness
es. Thus, it appeared that Mar
garet and her parents, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. E. G.. Herlihy, would
not take the stand until Friday
or possibly later.
Some of the circumstances
surrounding the death of the de-
bonair 27-year-old Carr went in
to the record yesterday when
prosecution witnesses declared
Miss Herlihy screamed for help
before the shooting, and later
expressed the hope he would not
recover from his wounds be-
cause she feared he would kill
her.
Carr, a native of Omaha, Neb.,
was a newspaper reporter in
New Orleans before going into
military service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
Veteran Secret Service
Guard Now ReiirinQ

PORTLAND. ORE, Dec. IT.
(P)-William s. MacSwain, who
helped guard four U. s. presi-
dents retires next month after
IS years as a secret service
agent.
He was on details which
guarded President Wilson when
he stumped the country to find
support for his League Of Ma
tons ideas; President Harding;
President Hoover. and President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
Would Curb
Social Ideals
Must be Forgotten
to Win War

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. II
Up - Advocating a sacrifice
of social ideals" in the inter-
ests of stabilized wartime econ
omy, a University of Michigan
economist says there must be an
end to preferential treatment
of labor or any other group.
In the effort to check infla-
ton the same attitude must be
taken toward the farmer, says
Professor Charles L. Jamison,
with farm prices to be frozen
along with the wages of labor
and with no provisions for ad-
justments.
Sacrifices must be endured
by everybody" Professor Jami-
son said, land the :ooner the
factory workers start to bear
their share the less they will
have to suffer in the not too dis
tanct future.
THE philN ophy of the good
life for unionized labor may jus
tify a steadily rising standard OF
living. Nevertheless the prob
lens at hand is problem OF
economics. not of social reform.
The objective onow is to check
the rise in prices"
Professor Jamison expressed
his views in the Michigan
Quarterly Review, University
publication.
ct seems imperative" he
said, "that wages be frozen, with
no provision for further cost of
living adjustments, and that
farm prices be frozen, with no
provision for increasing or even
maintaining the farmers pur-
chasing power"
Professor Jamison said he
looked with "some misgivings"
at government efforts to check
rising prices.
He said the government was
trying to control matters by set
ting price ceilings on finished
products but that there was a
"weakness" in this plan.
without control of costs
largely labor and farm pro-
ducts) profit margins are squeez-
ed out and may easily become
negative" he said"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
Personals

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ment and adjustment made with
professional precision. Come to
Swans, 80 Macomb ST., Mount
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MOVIES SHOWN

Three movies were shown to
social studies classes today. Two
were on "Know POUR Money,
the other a comedy "Krazy Kat"
Know Your Money" was very
interesting as we'll as education
al; it showed money being made,
and the secret service in action.
This movie taught me to look
my dollar bills over carefully,
especially the pictures on them.
Counterfeit money is not clear
and does not have the fine work
manship that real gov eminent
money has. If you find some
body handing you a counterfeit
bill don't give i. back to him but
detain him as long as possible
until the police arrive. There
is very severe penalty of Is
years in prison and $4,000 fine
for this practise that fools thou
sands every year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
BY JAMES CULLINANE
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. II -
Down at Fort Knox, KY, where
armored divisions train with the
deadliest implements perfected
by modern military science, the
Army is resurrecting one of the
oldest weapons of warfare
gold.
Field commanders of the
American forces moving across