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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07

Tax Program
Chorsss Unfoir
Distribution

WASHINGTON, Oct. = R)
- Senator LaFollette prog
Wis., protested in a report filed
today that the revenue bill now
before the Senate places an un-
fair and dangerous share of the
increased tax burden upon low
er income groups"
In a minority report submit
ted as the Senate began its Sec
ond day of debate on the record
breaking measure, LaFollette
urged adoption of amendments
which he said would jack up cor
poration taxes and close loop
holes of the present law to OBJ
tain an additional 81, 269, 900, 900
over the $1,000, 100000 in new
revenues sponsors say the bill
will raise.
LaFoilette charged that the
measure, as approved by the
committee, commits a double
offense against sound national
policy in the present emer-
gency."
He said that, in the first place,
the bill failed to raise "a rea-
sonable maximum of revenue
which is available without undue
sacrifice" failed to plug loop
holes of the present law and fail
ed to tax large incomes and in
heritances heavily enough.
In the second place, he said
the high individual income tax
rates in the lower brackets
threatened to encroach upon
subsistence standards of living,
Tin effect taxing bread out of
peoples mouths"
LaFollette proposed to raise
an additional $219,000,O00 an
nually by increasing surtaxes on
corporations with yearly income
of SIS, 900 or more, so that they
would pay combined normal
and surtax rate of so per cent.
Other increases he proposed
included:
Compulsory Joint individual
income tax returns, $500, 000,-
900; taxation of income from ex-
listing and future issues of state
and local securities, -$225, 000,-
600; elimination of percentage
depletion now allowed mines and
oil wells, $4,000, 900; increas-
ed individual income surtax
rates, $208,'000, 900, and in
creased estate and gift taxes,
$193, 900, 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07
Gas On Stell

WIN sDso aeQeA 80 =
peSserSSs - fhl1sse-o19o
Snoeo0stis ptliGe-0e1ln0 o.
I.Sissa e ~ 49, - r ~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-(R
The army and navy, and not
the forthcoming elections, were
blamed by members of the house
military committee today for any
delay in holding hearings on
legislation to lower the draft age
from 20 to 10.
Apparently irritated by widely
circulated suggestions that the
hearings were being held up for
political reasons, members said
they were ready and willing to
begin consideration of the bill,
introduced last month by Rep
resentative Wordsworth (R-N.Y)
but were awaiting recommends
tons from the war and navy de-
partments and selective service.
Chairman May (D.-Ky) said
he had written heads of the de-
partments shortly after the bill
was introduced soliciting their
views, but to date had not re-
ceived them. OF necessity, he ex-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07

At a regular meeting of Sem
ior Walther League in Trinity
Lutheran school hall last night.
Mary Wormsbacher was elected
secretary; Myrl Weber was ap-
pointed junior counselor; two
persons applied for membership,
Wilma Alwardt and Kenneth
Schwartz; and Myrl Weber and
Alfred Ratzow were named Oc-
tober social committee.
Oct. IL was announced as the
Topic Study date, Mary Worms
bacher and Virginia Hurttgam to
be in charge. League members
are to bring gifts of money for
Christmas gifts for men in serv-
ice, who will also receive cards,
letters and league literature.
Plans to sell Christmas cards
were made, with Mrs. Theodore
Hardt in charge. Proceeds will
60 to the Wheatridge Sanitarium
in Colorado.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07
New Courses Possible
il Enrolment Jusiifies

If sufficient additional enroll
ments are received, courses in
advanced shorthand and pre-
flight aviation will be offered
night school students, Principal
Moate McFarlane said today.
Persons taking tipping should
report at 7 pm. tonight in Room
104 at the High school to pay
their fees. The course will be
offered tonight from 7:30 until
$50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07
Army, Navy Blamed for Delay i'm Lowering Draft -
Senior Walther League
Elects New Secretary

Mount Clemens Soelsty w3u W.
hosts to the Eastern zono 49,
Their League rally IN JinamyS =
with Evelyn BaAfek and Is001o
Hurttsam ~ cc-chairmea r. -
arrangements. <
The discussion q lsaeue nnn.
bers' duties was led By 1hsoopo
Hardt. y
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07
Roosevelt Maps
Radio Broadcast

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7-R-
President Roosevelt plans TO
make q brief radio talk sometime
in the next week or ten days but
he does not expect it will be a
review of the war.
At his press conference yes
terday, the President said q half
dozen or perhaps 2 dozen topics
would be selected fom a list of
40 to so which he said various
persons had asked him to dis
.cuSS.
He might touch briefly on
his recent cross country inspec-
ton tour, he said, although he
added that there was little news
left in that.
Date of the speech will be an
nounced later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07
Unmarried Bodies
Of Japs Point
to Starvation
GEN MacARTHUR'S HEAD

GEN. MacAHIdOHS HEAL
QUARTERS, Australia, Oct. z
(R- Australian advance forces
moving into the Owen Stanley
mountains of New Guinea in the
wake of steadily withdrawing
Japanese were reported today TO
have found a number of enemy
dead whose bodies bore no gun
fire wounds.
It was theorized that they died
either from illness or starvation
after being cut off by the AL
lied advance which now is in
its tenth day.
There was no indication that
the entire Japanese forces in the
area were suffering from illness,
however, and the success of
their withdrawal was interpret
ed to mean that while they
might be on reduced rations
they still are able to move in fair
order.
Today's communique no t e d
again, as in past days, that there
was no Japanese resistance to
the Australians pushing into the
steaming jungles in the Owen
Stanley range.
Yesterday the Austral n
were north of Kagi, itself only
a scant four miles from the
narrow pass leading Through the
mountains to the north.
Forward patrols were moving
ahead at slower pace than in
past days, however, possibly due
to their frightening supply lines,
major problem in that area.
Meanwhile, invalided Austria
liam jungle fighters who fought
the japanese in daring attacks
from behind the invaders Lac
and Salamaua bases landed at
an Australian port with stories
of how they have made a life
of long horror for their foe.
Comrades of the wounded
men still fight in those areas of
New Guinea, sweeping from the
hills and creeping into air
dromes to blow up runways and
destroy equipment and food
stores.
In one outstanding incident Of
the guerrilla fighting related by
the invalids, party descended
one June night on Salamaua and
killed IS Japanese with ma
chine-guns, anti-tank bombs and
other high explosives.
In the air war against the jap
anese, today's communique re-
ported widespread attacks in the
softening up process directed
against Japanese-held bases.
Bombers under command of
Major General George c. Ken
nedy, commander of the Allied
air forces in the southwest Pa
cific, smashed at japanese air
bases at BUN and Buka, in the
northwestern end of the Solo
mon Islands group, from which
Japanese bombers take off to
raid Allied positions in the Sol
onions.
Bombers also hammered at a
new target - Japanese oil tanks
near B o e a, on the northeast
coast of Ceram.
Ceram lies b et w cen New
Guinea and the Celebes - on
the opposite side of New Gui-
nea from the Solomons - and
this was the first attack there
since July II.
A spokesman for G enc ara !
Macarthur said there was an old
oil field there which had been
destroyed by the Dutch prior to
tho Tononoco occ,Inofinn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-07

There are more nickels in cir
culation than any other United
States coin.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Electric Refrigerators

FOR defense workers building new homes -
See Is for refrigerators. Alyeys. l2lif'
Grand River.
GU. IT.. good condition:
also good GrunO and kelvinator. 2635
w. Dawson. open Sunday and evenings.
ICE REFRIGERAToRs, s44 UP
1868 GRATIOT, At BALDWIN
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

!
A FREE upholstered chair with 2-pc Job
TY 5-537t Northwest uphoisterers
REUPHoLsTER 2-pc.. S35 Frizetts
w. T-4t10 BAZELL 14205 FenkeN
UNCLAIMED, reupholstercd furniture sac:
riiccd. Eastern, 3333 Graiiot PL $500
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed, pcs S35
Cail OR. o7s0. Fidelity Upholsterers
FOR fine workmanship. call Crane Uphol.
sicring ss35 Mack PLAZA 2lTi
BELCREsT UPHoLsTERING - custom.
huif suites restyiing. repairing. 1852
fireman. Tyler 4-2213
LIT FAMOUS festyle and rebuild your
iiyIg room suite Call 20 $500
2 PC. s36J CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
kroehler. lif3b schoolcra0 We. 1900
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inEs In the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

lAcKERMAN DRUG. 2222s Fenken-pre-
scriptions with confidence. Complete
Drugs Rediord 1890.
BAToR's PHARMACY, 12sf7 KerchevaI
Prescription specialist. Liquor" Deliv-
eres. Murray 9266
BERTRAM BROTHERS. eo5l Twelfth.
Tyler 6-ss66. 500 West Fort, clifford
O936.
BLACK DRUG, 3soi Buchanan tGrand
Boulevard Prescriptions Liquor Dis
|trlbutors. Tyler 4-9762.
BLUE CROSS DRUG COMPANY. 1851
Mack tNen) n)-Prescriptions, liquor Nj
agara Os2s.
BoNKoWsKT PHARMACY. 1929 Michigan
tnear Junction.. Prescriptions accurately
filled Lafayette es3s
BRoDY PHARMACY. 1897 IVES, Dawson
Prescription specialist Complete drugs.
Hogarth isiS.
Drummer DRUG STORE. $40 East state
Fair urvington) )-Prescri iptions. Town.
send s-e017.
IBURCHFIELD PHARMACY, 1915 Twelfth
tBethune). Prescriptions accurately filed.
! Drugs. Madison 60ii.
CAMPAU DRUG. 9742 Jos. Campau Eva
line Prescription specialist. Deliveries.
Madison 1922.
/ ICANFlELD CUT RATE, i247 Hastings
Siomrx for gas. Deliveries. Terrace
2.9t24
ICHMARA. 15435 West Warren CGreenfeld.
Dearborn). American Express agency"
Oregon g752
COOK. EDWARD Prescriptions: pickup.
deliveries. Giquors). 4342 West Vernon.
Lafayette 446s.
CORNELL PHARMACY, 1O3l5 Twelfth
(Collingwood) - Prescription Specialist
Cosmetics. Drugs. Townsend s-720s.
ESSEX PHARMACY. NJ. C Loewe propri.
Lenox 1856.
FLEMING DRUG COMPANY, 13O30 Mack
prescriptions. liquor. "Rexall agency"
Murray 96i4.
iFoLLIN. w. w. PHARMACY. 1857 Lin.
wood tWhitneyl eyl-PresCriptions, drugs.
! Deliveries. Tyler 1858.
GEORGE NoETZEL, 3053 Myrtle-Pre-
scripttons with confidence: neighborhood
deliveries. Lafayette 633S.
HARMON PHARMACY. 10357 John r.
! Prescriptions Express Agency Liquor,
beer, Townsend S-66lO.
lHEYN DRUG COMPANY. Gratiot Conner.
Pingree 1857 ivan Dyke-seven Miie),
ITwinbrook i-qS0s
HUGO r. vOLZ. 1900 West Warren
I CReute - Prescriptions. Deliveries.
oregon 9060.
JACKSON DRUGS 1899 Plymouth ,As-
bury Park. Prescriptions. fountain serv-
| Ice Vermont 6-s2J3
IJEzEwsKI. p. c, 1OOi2 jos Campau.
Trinity 2-5sgs $500 East McNichols.
Twnbrook 2-23330
lKLEGON PHARMACY. 10000 West Chi.
cago tWyomngl-Prescrip Liquor.
Deliveries. Hogarth 225i
lLABADtE DRUG. 1922 West Jefferson
tRiver Rouge) Prescriptions filled
vinewood 2-432o.
LEVIN =. J.. 1000 Woodrow Wilson
d.afSelle : Prescriptions with confidence.
Townsend 1890.
lLIVERNolS PHARMACY ilst7 Livernois.
Drugs, prescriptions. beer. Free deliveries.
HoEarth 1852.
LYMAN DRUG $40 Russei-R M Wis
dom, proprietor; prescriptions. deliveries.
Tririty 2-9i7i.
MARCUsoN PAUL PHARMAcY-pr prescr-p-
ton Specialist. Cosmetics. Drugs Muir
ray 95lf. 1850 CharlevoiN.
MARGOLIs PHARMACY, 7747 Woodrow
Wilson (DelawareD. Prescriptions, beer.
liquor. Trinity 2939O
McKEssoN 4 ROBBINS INC, 5i5 West
Jefferson Wholesale Phone Randolph
$50
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ings IN the big sunday Times Want Nd
Section!
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
. help WANTED
MoOing, Storage, Carriage

lGRIFFlN Movers. storage. 81 load: in
sured expressing, van service. Madison
1882
REDS CARTAGE, Warren and Twelfth.
Tyler 4-s622.
ROBERT PALMER-Moving carriage. fur
niture. pianos, refrigerators. 33i7 Harper.
Plaza 1910.
SUBURBAN VAN LINES-Local. long dis
tance moving and all Michigan points.
1920 Van Dyke. Olive 9slO
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Wearing Apparel


a GENUINE African leopard coat--Knee
length, size 1915: Ss5 90. Cedar 1856 ,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Machines

Al SEWING MACHINES. vacuum. washer,
repairing, ST. Free estimates. Buy Sell
Central Service. Lenox 5000.
BARGAIN sale on sewing machines: Sing
ers. Whites. etc. Used. In good condition.
Sl995 up. New electric, &44.e5 up; guar
SEWING MACHINE SALES co.
1875 Broadway. at Grand River CA. 3is3
3i30 Grand River. at Trumbur TIE. 1850
6l32 West Fort, at Military vi 1880
lf5oi Gratiot, near seven-Mile AR. s344
Free Estimates on Repairs
SINGER. drophead; White. electric; port
able electric; many bargains, 2635 w.
Dawson, open evenings and Sunday.
WHITE Singer. etc, used: we repair all
makes. Phone RA. 035s. White Sewing
Machine Co, 1850 Library.
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inss IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
ISrctiOn
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

A FREE upholstered chair with 2-pc. lob
TY l.hA-h Nnrthaasi I-nhn-.tnrer.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Pets and Poultry Supplies

Dogs
ENGLISH SETTER-lS months 23s35
Hardwood. Hazel Park ROYAL Oak
s2S0-R
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ings IN The big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

MILLIONS DRUGS. Goa West McNchols
Prescription specialist Liquor distributor.
University 1880
MITCHELL FOREST PHARMACY. 4e7s
acknowledgements with confidence.
Deliveries Ivanhoe 1855.
MODERN DRUG STORE. iOi0l Mack
tCadillacl --Pre%crl ptions. Liquor Dis
tributor. Plaza 1865.
MORRISON DRUG STORE. 1859 Reaubleu
CPalmer. Prescriptions drugs DEW
cries Trinity 2-3729.
NELSON DRUG COMPANY. s926 Second
tHazelwoodl Drugs. prescriptions. De
liveriss. Trinity f-2a5O.
NoRToWN PHARMACY. 3i37 Fast seven
Mile tGallagrrl l- Prescription specialist
Twinhrook 2-9s70
/ GETAWAY DRUGS. 1892 Fenkeu Crurnerj.
Prescription specialist Neghborhood
deliveries. University 2-7ss9.
PIERCE & THOMAS, 12i37 Hamilton
7 Townsend s-6732 $3.50 Hamilton. Msdi-
son 1853
PISA AL PHARMACY. 1900 Meyers
(SchooicrafD. Prescription pharmacist.
Deliveries. IIogarih 0s3i
lPoLYCLiNfC PHARMACY. 25oi West
Grand boulevard (across Providence Hos
pitaJ. Tyler 72il6.
PoMERANCE DRUGS 1913 Eas, Dawson
iDequlndrei. Prescriptions accurately
hlled Townsend s-335l
RALPH MITTER PHARMACY. 3soi Yves,
Warren BUSINESS So years.. Tyler
e-27OO
RELIABLE PHARMACY. 14oi East seven
Mile Hannab -- Prescription specialist.
Twinbrook 1-iiAo.
RoSHEK. ANTHONY. ilaOi Van Dyke
tTappan). Prescriptions, fountain sery-
ice 1vanhoe 1896.
lRUNCfMAN. W, 1900 NJ. Elliott (Char-
levoix) -" Prescriptions with Confidence. 3"
Plaza $500.
SAMARITAN PHARMACY. 17s9s Mt.
Eiliott (Nevadal Prescriptions. drugs.
cosmetics Twinbrook 1-9s07.
SANS PHARMACY. 1881 Gratiot Trusses
elastic stockings. prescription specialist.
FitzTpy 1852
sANi-PURE PHARMACY, 99f2 Harper
Prescriptions. open all hight lvanhoe
sCHRoFF's DRCG STORE. s70i West YER
nor. Prescriptions accurately filled Vine
wood 1-O435.
sERLIN DRUG STORE tlsis Dexter
,ElmhursD Prescription specialist De-
liveries. Townsend s-66l4
'sPRINGwELt.s THARMACY. $500 MlchI-
gan Cabot Prosecutions with conf.
dence. Deliveries. oregon 9s70.
ST. CLAIR PHARMACY. 2I4O Chene (An-
tetaml Liquor, beer. vine DcliVeriesl
FitzrOy 1880
.STEBBINS, FRANK A.. 1901 iivernois-
Prescriptions. Drugs Delivery Service.
.Ninewood 1-i267
STENTON'S : DRUG STORE 1909 Jefferson
tMacDougalD. Prescriptions carefully
filed Fitzroy 3S10
THERE Is A
Nyal Service Drug Store
IN YOUR NEIGUBoFHooD
UNIVERSITY DRUG COMPANY. Pexaii
store - Prescriptions Delivery I6sOi
Iivernois. University i-susO
WATTS PHARMACY. 10000 soh6olcraft
ulenel l-PrescrlptiOn with confidence
Drugs Northlawn 931S.
WEBSTER. J. H., 29n0 East Jefferson
(Jos. CarnpauD D--Prcscriptio specialist
Fitzroy 334i.
WINTHROP DRUG. 1854 Fonkell-"Regis-
tered pharmacist always IN charge"
Vermont 5-2o10.
WOODWARD PHARMACY - SICK room
supplies Prescription Specialist. 1888
Schooicran. Vernon, 1886.
WoRDEN's PHARMACY. 3052 Lothrop-
Prescription Specialist Liquor. wine
beer. Tyle f-ef6i.
YOUR DRUG STORE. 1890 Kercheval
(W. v. sullivan Prescription pharma
eist. Tuxedo 2-35f7.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
War Sub-Contracts and
DEFENSE AIDS

LUMBER available ror additions and alter.
ions; prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT n LUMbER CO.
Mound at i0-Mile Rd.-sL. s4sl
WANTED WORK for wood working shop.
CAN MAKE ANYTHING. Pingree O260
WORK WANTED Driil presses iJ
wheehase lathe 23j29 Woodward. Fern
dale. Royal Oak q7il
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

REUPHoLsTER 2-pc. s35 Frizetts
w. 7-4t10 BAZELL i4205 FenkeU
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Furniture, Household Goods

ALL living room suite. ordered sold. large
complete stock. AL colors all styles at
big discount 2-pc. tap, $40 2-pc. velour,
$50. 2-pc. mohatr $50 TERMS. KENT
CO. l3fii Liyerno!s. open every evening.
BEAUTIFUL bedroom suite. blond or wall
nut hnsh. $40: choice OF vanity or
dresser terms. Kent Co. 1891 Liyernois.
Open evenings,
BEps-S5; icsboxes. furniture. bsseburn-
ers, oil burners SSH Joseph CAmpau.
1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM suite a-piece: Includes chest.
bed, vanity or dresser, spring and
mattress. S6g so. complete GARDNER
fukNiTURE. sos West Vernon Highway.
BEDROOM ouiht--i0- pc, complete, $50 so.
Martin Furniture, 67i7 Michigan.
BEST buys IN unclaimed furniture and fac
tory ciose0uts Ydu'n save up 20 s0%.
Generals Open ewes 5se5 Grand River.
a BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Axmlnsier Rug. Blue
Leaf. used 2 months sacrifice 81.
Mitcheirs 5000 Gratiot.
4 BEDROOM suite 3.piers. WAlnu, nnish.
slightly marred IN shiputent- sacrifice,
Alh'5 terms. Alvin, 1881 West Vernon.
"A RECLAIMED living suite. only $50.
BERNEY, s3t7 MACH.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Lumber, Building Materials

INSULATION headquarters All types :;
lowest prices In town. Fillmore Lumber,
2i20i Gratiot. Prospect 4355.
LUMBER, bldg materials still available.
u. 3. HOUSEKEEPING, 1896 Dequindre.
NEED PLYwooD? We have plenty on
hand; 3-i6" thick, sizes 'x36" and
36'Nis"; box grade salvage, Sc per square
foot Tyler 500
LIBERTY LUMBER 500 RADCLIFFE
SMITH-ORR co.
ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
ladders. ASBESTOS SIDING, LUMBER
MILLWORk, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
7 ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN Phone OREGON O700
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Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

ACKERMAN DRUG, 2222s Fenkell-pre-
scriptons with confidence. Complete
drugs.j Redford 1890
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

MATTRESSES
SODA DISPENSERS
EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED
FOR LUNCHEONETTE IN LARGE RE
TAIL STORE. GOOD WORKING con.
DlTloNs AND SALARY. APPLY PER
MONTGOMERY WARD
GRAND RIVER At GREENFIELD
WAITRESS WANTED Top wages. steady.
vsrsas Barbecue, 2o5l5 Mack. Niagara
a65s
WAITRESS - EXPERIENCED good working
conditions. good wages. Toms care,
770i MI Elliott.
WAITRESS Experienced; good wages.
good tips. state waffle shop. 1900 Sec
ond boulevard.
WAITRESS. experienced: good pay: night
work Peter Pan Restaurant 1879 Liver
nois
Experienced; restaurant. beer
garden Cox, 23isl Michigan, Dearborn.
Dearborn e62h.
MATTRESSES white experienced. six
days. good wages. 900 DIX Apply
8 To- II a m
MATTRESSES. white: experienced good
wages. good hours. Vances S3ia East
Jefferson.
WAITRESS wanted, experienced good
wages with meals 1850 Llvernols. Tyler
sa4s
WAITRESS White. $40 weekly and meals.
steady work. 372l Gratio,. Ivanhoe
,g7Sg
lWAfTR t.SS- Experienced. assist bar: htgh-
est wages paid. ais JOY. Tyler 4.Ss7i
WHITE Girl, Luncheonette. fountain, eN-
perlenced SIX days Clifford 4275. 1888
lpark
WOMAN to take complete charge of apart.
ment ard child while mother works. after
10 mornings. 1Ss03 Monica.
COLOR artist or retoucher for Photographic
portraits. one who has had experience and
N capable IN All phases ~ portrait work
Excellent salary 10 the right person. sos
lChar'evoiN Buidi1e corner Park and
Elizabeth.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
BUS Transportation
Mouing, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT Moving storage. Grating and
shipping service anywhere. 2l7 NIL
Waukee TRINITY 2-2fif
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
Entire stock on hand Of factory sampies !,
ana wholesale display pianos, includes cor
sole ana studio upts and small grandsv
select finishes and authentic periods Priced~
for quick selling. Terms Sales Is un-
usual because 50 few new pianos remain
uusuif thrughCut the country, however.
iransP sPOrthtiOn and other problems over
which Ne have no control, makes imme-
diate sale desirable; when this stock IN
exhausted. no more new Baldwin pianos will
he available for the duration. Open eve
niugs tlll 9: Sunday 10 3
BALDWIN DISTRIBUTORS WISE
10 Il. VERNON RA $3.50
Evening star., 1942-08-31
IRA Threatens Fioht
To Gust Americans
From North Ireland
Presence Of U. S. Troops
Is Act Of Aggression,
Manifesto Declares
Ey the Associated Press,

F3 the Associated Press.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland. Aug
3l.-The outlawed Irish Republican
Army issued a manifesto today
charging that the presence of
United States troops in Northern
ireland is an act of aggression.
1t asserted that the IRA reserved
the right to use whatever measures
present themselves" to clear the ter
ritory of such forces.
II hoStilities were resumed be-
tween the British and Irish. and the
Americans were drawn into the con-
fiicJ, 1t said, the responsibility must
rest with those who presumed to
use Northeast Ireland as a military
base without the Irish peoples free
consent"
fThe Irish Republican Army,
an EXTREMIST organization, has
been outlawed both in Fire and
Northern Ireland. 1t is violently
anti British and against the par
tition of Ireland 1t has been
charged in the past with many
acts of terrorism.)
Irish Republican Army mani
feStos were dropped into letter boxes.
slipped under doorways and left in
streetcars and on park benches.
Police frequently have found hid
den presses turning out such mate
rial, but new underground printing
plants are being set up constantly.
Failure to report possession of
Irish Republican Army documents to
the police makes the holder liable
to two years Imprisonment.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
IA Reported Arrested
In France as Communists

VICHY, Aug. 81 R.-Nantes
newspapers published dispatches
Yesterday describing the arrest of
IA persons allegedly members of q
communist ring" and large num-
ber of Spanish refugees.
Some of the persons apprehended
were accused of having been respon-
sible for terrorist attacks and acts of
sabotage. "as well as many assassi-
nations"
Police said they became aware OF
the existence of the band after the
arrest OF Spaniard at a railway
station in whose baggage they found
quantities Of illegal leaflets.
The government yesterday pub
hshed a denial of current French
rumors that workmen were being
obliged to enlist for labor in Ger
many under threat Of having their
food ration cards withdrawn. The
rumors were denounced as counter
propaganda"
1t was announced, however, that
workmen returning from Germany
would be required to produce proof
OF their release from labor contracts
before they would get their food
cards back. No questions would be
asked OF prisoners, however, the an
nouncement said.