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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcHANc
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTioMERY COUNTY 30 ACRES.
modern home, on State highway. Is min.
Dist; viii rent. BY OWNER NO. O237. 22'
NEARLY 400 ACRES. BEAUTIFUL BLUE
grass farm. nat rich bottom soil, deep
stream on property. long frontage on Route
so, In Fairfax County, Va, near Chantilly.
This farm is mostly clear, stocked with
sheep and cattle. all bldss. in good repair
and equipped with necessary farm equip
ment; priced reasonably, $4,000 cash. the
balance to be secured on the property.
Call CH. 1927.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS.
1875 acres. S-rm. frame house, barn.
other farm bldgs. Shipping milk. excel
lent cropping farm in high state of culti-
yetion. Streams. Borders 2 paved roads.
35 miles to D. c. Present tenant will
operate farm for new purchaser Must sell
at once. Price. S10,500. terms.
4s0 acres on Potomac River, bounded by
] mile of paved road, improved by barn and
tenant house, beautiful building site with
fine view of Potomac 80 miles 10 d. c.
Price, S22, 900. Terms as low as 1900 cash.
balance to suit purchaser.
364 acres, on hard road. 6-room house,
barn, other farm buildings. . nne streams,
ESQ acres cleared and under cultivation.
ss miles ptf, to D sca.oM Must -n sell to settle
s acre ACRES ..t.ic 1Sroog 's. nGSse running
Price, $4,000; 500 cash, balance. s35
Many other farms of an types and
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER Z, KELLY,
Rockville Nd Phone 2s0
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"I thought they did away with strikes?"
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1900 BLOCK 14th ST. Nw.-LARGE
store with gear garage. apts., two floors
above. Price, terms on application: owner
consider trade. v. 8. HURLBERT, Ma.
3570, 931 II st. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE; ALSO ROOM m REAR
now occupied by active business, Located
and Ellicott SITS: sS5 month.
,oo- ,ARENDEs REALTY CO.
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$4,000 CASH REQUIRED,
FARMS WANTED.

LARGE FAMILY REoUTREs SPACIOUS
farmhouse. prefer modern improvements
and other conveniences. but will consider
uniuproved property If house is solid and
On good road. within IS miles of D. c.
Please raA f1l particulars, BOZ So
Y, Star. s0s
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TIRES FOR sALE.

8 TRUCK TIRES. s25x20. heavy duty.
10-ply, in excellent condition. with tubes
$3.50. Wardeld e39o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1900 BLOCK BELMONT 81, N.w,-FoUR
inIns; iiSnIITnrs; rsasonsole price, terms, V. S.
room house, under $4,000. excellent cor
Stores StoTss on n sas ps o%SER vi SfhGGs fSs And
HOME OR INVESTMENT ELEVEN RooMs)
rooms TA SsIh on shd door; 'se sedrms., ms
tleeDinE porch, bath on 3rd floor: finished
untl pm, ISIS Conn
Sl0.7So = PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK
home. iarge rooms. baths larse yard.
sasaresS ss ssctoS V u aSTysnd 0rhs i.s REAITY
ASSOCIATES, Ma. l4Ss III 9 pm.
sElsS. Eoogs. nHishheS ash s,t slneESsm SSs tgI- M
els or pI. 3346
NEW DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW OFF
New Hampshire ave, S1,45o; 3 rooms and
bath, complete basement lot 40x1so. For
ShArnetf, End. 1897. wAPLE 4 JAMES
$3.50 - STANTON PARK - ARRANGED
IST Tenisne fARes n sseryhhs FL hsa' terms
NEAR MINI. AvE.-6 LARGE ROOMS, Is
It. streamllntd kat. recreation room, attic,
agto. heat: deen lot; oEerlooStns city
buy: attractive 6-room home surrounded by
sxpensive homes LArge roomS oil heat,
i24 East Thornkpple 81. Woodley 3a0l.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING PRIORrTfES
ments s4-S0 70 $1,000 FULTON r..
GORDON. owner 1927 Eye st. nv Dis
frtct $3.50, G an 20 pm.
CHEVY CHASE BARGApS Sa,s5o-SIx
rooms. bath, garage; one block 70 scheoi
And transportation. iarge lot. Call OWN
ER. Oliver Sl5e or Wisconsin s00e. IS.
vAcANT-PossEssio WITH DEPosIT
saec., hot-water heat, Scar sarage; terms.
$3.50 cash, S4S mo. LLOYD r. TURNER,
Zoo 9Th st. Gw. 20'
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GROOM UNFURN. HOUSE IN NV. SEC
tIon; adult family. possession about Nav
18th; rent. $50 TO S55, Adams 1912.
UNFURNTSHED HOME OR APT. 6 ROOMS.
u nv or Va near transp and school.
OIL. poS0.
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S545 10th ST NV
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Row brick. rooms baths. built-il
sarage: available Immediately. Rent. SIS,
per month. Call BETTzELLA DI. 800.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY

Beautiful new 17-urit apartment house:
in best Northwest section. High rate of
return 20 investor with substantial exsh.
For appointment 10 inspect call COLD
STEM EROS, RE. 1855.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES uNFURNlsHEp.

CHEVY CHASE, D. Go RMS, .
baths, oil heat, new condition, Sl25. Also
Ssnsfs Gendton ss6 rT6N sgR5S0T Rsa oRpN 6sT
owner. l4e7 Eve ST. NV. DI. $3.50
once hours am. to 9 pm.
los WHITTIER ST. Nw.-BEAUTIFUL
s-rm., white Dutch Col. home, 4 bedrms,
baths, scr. porches. Solarium. recr
rn with stone fireplace, lac. studio liV
I'm, gear gar. on double wooded lot. l
eIoeE 10 bus; yrs old. newly decorated;
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BET. 10th AND 18th AND SITS. NE
21x45, two floors, S35 per month; rent or
lease, G. A. LALEGER. 1410 II at. NV.
DI. 1919. 20"
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ROOMS WANTED.

CLEAN LfoHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
near bath. or seeond-foor room for sirl
Gan sivs reference. 6e. sec. BOX IbA
y. star.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Il2z N. Irving 81. ArI, Va. CH. 0220.
BROOM BUNGALOW WITH ATTACHED
garage; very large rooms. modern in every
way and ready for immediate occupancy.
e33 5. goth St, Virginia Highlands. In
spection invited
BUNGALOW rms. with breakfast alcove;
large lot; garage; full basement and attic;
INV. b.; immediate possession; S6,750.
2l6 z. Gusts ave. Del Ray.
Each OF these are real buys and worthy
OF Investigation.
OAKCREsT OFFICE.
1909 8 ArlinKton Ridge Rd
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INvEsrMrNr PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NET RENTAL $500 PER MO.
RApGATN ATT cot nm
INSTITUTIONS OFFER,

Four modern brick bldgs., Is yrs. old
stores and duplex apis.
Indv. Arcoiss and meters. Nichols ave.
sA From OWNER. Phone MA 7646.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
CAPITOL HILL

IL ROOMS. BATHS
Between Stanton Park ard T. Czoitoi
S. apts-. 3 rms bath each. elee.
rsfs-s oil hess CPr1oe. s16-e50. incia6es
furnlrzreJ Eve OF Sun phs1e Mr.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

.FfTEoToS. is3s y. RsniIxoTsh S.
szn. room. next eath- Unlimited pfzors.
mites Only. Oiebs 0ZaI
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MOVING, PACKING O. STORAGE

ais7 34th ST. Mt. RAINIER, MD
rooms elec, kit, pvt, bath; S45: 4 room
LIST floor. shower bath, $50 WA. 4542.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
Nv ROBERT RUARK

"V ROBERT RUAkk
Here is how the proposed ad-
ditional S per cent victory
tax, approved by the Senate FL
nance Committee, will work II
thu tax becomes official for l943.
On Jan. /, l943, Joe poakes
employer wou' deduct 5 per
cent from his weekly pay check,
over and above his exemption
of Sl2 week. Saying that
Doakes made $50 a week, the
employer would calculate 5 per
cent on S38. That comes out
$1.90 per week.
At the end of the year,
Doakes' boss would have es-
crowed S98.8O as advance pay
ment on Joe's victory tax liza
bility. This is calculated thus:
Doakes' annual salary is $500,
and his victory tax exemption
is 1924, or SO times $12. His vic
tory tax would thus be 5 per cent
of the balance of $1976, or exact
ly S98.80.
But Doakes doesn't have to
worry about that 500 80, since
il has been pried more or less
painlessly from his weekly
wages. And he's really banking
money. For instance:
If Joe is a bachelor, he is en-
titled to Is per cent refund.
or $24.70. after the war. If he's
married, he gets a 40 per cent
return, or 1882.
However, if Joe is a thrifty
soul, and buys war bonds or
makes payments on previously
contracted mortgages, life in
surance or back debts during
1943, he can take all or part of
his postwar credit right off the
bat without waiting for the war
to end.
BOND BUYERS
COULD COLLECT
If Doakes had spent an
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM 4. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

An old fam lar name to
bridge players is that of Rich
ard l.. Frey, a member of the
team who re emily won the
world championship Masters
team-of-four title. Dick was one
OF the original members Of The
Four Aces. II looks as if he is
really out to establish a record
this year, as this is his third
major victory of the year. Earl
Ter in the year he won the ma
tional knockout team of four
title for the Vanderbilt Cup and
the Eastern States open pair
championship.
Frey wins many points by
making speculative doubles of
low contracts. In today's hand
he sat West. IL you look at his
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service staff Correspondent


HOLLYWOOD, Sept 14-Be-
hind the screen: Reason Charles
Boyer remains one of the most
aloof of all movie personalities,
when interviewers are around,
is that he's still burning over a
fan magazine story written
about him some seven years ago.
The effusive article started off
by quoting him as saying:
My baby ears were attuned
from birth, not to the grandilo-
uuent words of mummers, but to
the whir of machinery coming
from the small industrious fact
ory next door" 1t went on and
on in that phony vein, and Boyer
still gags when he thinks of it.
Marlene Dietrich starts her
role in Pittsburgh with the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

/. Should person use his
telephone sparin in war
time?
2. Should one now try es-
pecially hard to make his tele-
phone conversation brief?
3. Should children be allowed
TO make unnecessary telephone
calls?
4. If you aren't sure of tcle-
phone number should you con-
suit the directory or take a
chance on dialing number
you think is right?
5. When you put in tele-
phone call should you hang up
If no one answers Immediately,
or should you wait as long for
an answer as you would like
others TO wait for you?
hangs up?
Answers
1. Yes. II switchboard and
central office facilities are bur
dened with civilian calls, war
calls may be delayed.
2. Yes.
3. No.
4. Consult the directory. as
wrong numbers cause wasteful
use Of facilities.
5. Wait for an answer until
you are sure no one is home.
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hand alone and consider the
bidding, you would n n k 1t
problematical whether three
clubs can be set. East has made
only an overcall at the level of
one. Surprising that he can win
two tricks and West wins two
aces, where is the setting trick
10 come from?
But the fact is that there is
so much body to East's hand
and so little to North's that the
three-club contract is hopeless.
Declarer actually went down
100 points, though he had to
play very badly TO avoid win
ming six tricks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

most unglamorous characterize
ton of her career. Her names
Josie Winietskiewiscz, and the
lads call her "Hunky. Tough
ballet sequence in They Got Me
Covered has IL dancers repre-
senting the shackled races Of
Europe kicking the daylights
out of Hitler and Mussolini. -.
Recently divorced Ann Sothern
becomes the feminine star CT
Husbands Are Funny People"
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. SO THEY SAY

An extra day off now and
then puts the victory farther
off and means more deaths to
our oys.-Donald Nelson, War
Production Board chief.
A country is judged, to a
large extent, by the great men
it produces. Ray Coffman,
newspaper feature writer.
The woman who mends her
husbands pants and takes care
of the neighbours children so
that their parents may work in
defense jobs is the unsung hero
in civilian defense. - James M.
Lands, director Of civilian de-
Tense.
Few Of us can know how vi
tai our part in job may prove
to be.-Channing Pollock, writ
err.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
TIRES ARE TIRES

KANSAS CITY. - Sheriff S
deputies wasted little time last
night when they received re-
port of a stolen motor car.
The car was Sheriff Granville
A. Richart's official machine
equipped with siren, red light,
short wave radio and sheriff's
office license plates.
The car, stolen from in front
of a hospital where Richart was
visiting friends, was recovered a
short time later with all four
tires and wheels removed.
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VICTORY TAX

AS mokeshft-which is all that can be expected
from Congress OF this Iote dote-there is much 10
commend the Victory ak proposed by Senator George
and approved by the Senate Finance Committee
It is relatively SIMPLE 1t tops the income OF oil
but the lowest poid this has the double merit OF MAX
inc everybody tax conscious and Of helping to drain
q donoerous pool Of potentially nflotlonory new
war income.
II encourages the payment Of debts the purchase
of insurance and the buying Of war bonds by o'ow-
ina credits for such payments.
II recognizes the need which will exist, otter the
war. for replacement of unprocurobIe heavy
household Acknowledgements, automobiles, heot-
ina pIonts stoves, etc.-ond the toct thot unless
money available at that time the heavy industries
will not have paying customers to finance reconver-
sion to peocetne production. To provide against
these requirements the scheme provides tor subston-
toI postwar refunds to payers of this tax.
To these extents the Victory Tax is an improve
noent over the alternatives which had been under
consideration.
The public should recognize, however, that the
Victory Tax is not scientific substitute for the un-
scientific tax structure which has grown up.
1t does not replace the income tax. 1t has MOTH
ina to do with the desiroby Of the Run withholding
tax pIon which is being kicked about Notwithstanding
strong public approval.
The need for heavy taxes nos been matter OF
public knowledge for many months. President Roos
eveIt made it Point Number One in his seven-pont
onti.nfoton program recommended to Congress lost
April The people, who ordinarily hate toxes, have
made it obundonty clear thot for purposes there
is no ceiling upon their willingness to poy, and pay,
and poy Yet OF the lost moment, it was necessary to
produce mokeshift.
At this late dote the income tax structure hos
not been revised 1t must be overhoued in greet
rush to fit into q brond-new supplementary tax
scheme that the poorer poyers will not be ruined.
We shoII emerge, probably otter election. with
hodge-podee tax system which will produce money
for Uncle SAM will take money from the people, but
will leave even further from any scientific approach
to toxotion than lost April.
In everything except the separation of the public
from its money, we making high speed backward
in connection with toxotion
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
YES SIR, YES SIR, YES NAM

KANSAS CITY.-Ruth Rance
has been accepted as a WAAC
officer candidate at Fort Des
Moines, and hopes to become the
fifth member of her family to
receive commission.
Her father, Col. Per Rance,
is a professor of military
science and tactics at the Went
worth military Academy. Lex
ington. Mo. Her three brothers
are all in the service, 1t. John
Rance with the Navy Air Corp,
Maj. Eric Rance with the Army
infantry, and 1t Paul w. Ran"~
with the Army engineers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
AHEAD BY q NECK

CHICAGO.-There's at least
one Chicago motorist who appar-
emily doesn't intend to wait for
nationwide gasoline rationing.
The following advertisement was
placed in the barter and ex-
change" column of Chicago
newspaper:
will Trade-1938 Packard
with good tires, for horse and
buggy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
SOUP ON THE STARBOARD

ASTORIA, Ore. = Hey,
Claude Eley, passenger on a
deep sea fishing boat, yelled ex-
citedly to the crew, there's a
submarine over there"
Capt. Clifton Christensen
following Eley's gaze, sighted
something round glistening in
the waves.
He Unanswered the BIO a t
closer, fired rifle and then
hauled aboard a 6-foot turtle
weighing 1000 pounds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
BY The Associated Press
NEWS FROM HOME

INDIANAPOLIS. - F1ghting
men abroad soon will begin get
ting letters from newfound
mothers-the "Hoosier Mons"
The volunteer group aims to
build morale at the front with
cheerful letters, cartoons and
human interest news stories.
Servicemn from the Indianapo-
lis area will be on the receiving
end.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO. - Boy
bites dog" made the usual head
lines here, but with an unusual
twist.
Five-year- Bobby Castillon
took a bite out of his pet dog.
The dog promptly nipped his
youthful master in return.
Bobby was treated at an
emergency hospital.
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SAVING MATERIAL

Movie technicians continue to
find ways of saving critical ma
terials. A simple and cheap al
iteration in cameras and pro-
iectors crowds more pictures per
foot on film and can save $780,
600 900 feet of film annually.
An ace stunt man, Dick Dav-
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DELICATE TREATMENT

The Hays Office has consented
to Paramount use of the Sleep
ing-bag sequences in For Whom
the Bell Tolls" but the treat
ment will be extra delicate and
the studio is restrained from is
suing any publicity or any still
pictures on the episode Jean
Cabin, back from Mexico with a
quota number, can go ahead
now with his plans to become a
L. S. citizen. E. Another French
star Annabella, has given up her
idea of retirement while her hus-
band, Ty Power, is in the Ma
rine Corps. First assignment is
a Commando picture at goth
Fox.
Jack Benny originally tried to
back out Of his commitment for
The NJ n t Man in the
World" but since the picture
started he has managed to elm
mate many of the dirty tricks
the scripters had written for him.
He baked at putting slug in a
church collection plate, and at
throwing a rock through an or
phan asylum window. But he S
still worried about losing lot of
fans through such small mean
nesses as sneering at woman
whose seat he has grabbed in a
street car.
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is, now engaged at Warmers for
fighting and other thrill scenes
in Edge Of Darkness, has been
turned down by Army doctors
as physically unfit. They say
he's incapacitated by World War
l shrapnel wounds =. Only rea-
son Macdonald Carey isn't in
Uniform is he's colorblind. He's
taking treatments, though. >. :.
Speaking of tints, Anna Lees
blond hair won her the feminine
lead in The Commands Come
at Dawn" And then she was
ordered to dive it brown.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
WILLKIE, STAR REPORTER

1t is fortunate that Wendell WiIIkie took trip
to Egypt Thus we, the American public, able
to learn thot than third Of General Ronome's
frst-ine tanks were knocked out in the recent fight
ing. Apparently it reo offensive which the
Anglo-Americon forces stopped, and not roid
in force
There many first.line reporters in Egypt,
competent, alert, intelligent, aggressive, competitive
ly eager. Yet it remained for Mr.. WiIIke to break
this news to the home front
Two possibilities apparent One is thot Mr..
Wikie has betrayed secrets Of value TO the oxs by
telling this news. Thot doubt first because Of
Mr.. Wilkes common sense and second because Of
the character Of the report itself The other is thot
an incompetent censorship prevented press men from
sending this news, but had control over Mr. Will
kie
It's human to make mistakes, but its mistake
10 be too human.
Scientists are still trying to break the otom They
should tok one into falling in love.
It's really simple matter to be populor with
: svepbody. Just 90 out and get rich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
BOY BIRTH RATE RISES

hlfIlOSt SlflCe tie llISt cave
dWeller took his club and went
out to do battle with his neigh
Dor over the hill, nature has
compensated for manpower
losses by raising the male birth
rate in wartime. For centuries
this surplus of boy births in
times of conflict has been mark
ed.
Various reasons for this phe-
nomenon have been advanced.
When the world was much
younger, supernatural powers
were supposed to have spon-
sored the male birth Increase
a belief i'll somewhat widely
accepted by the common man.
Science, up to now, has sug-
Gested that such increases were
the product Of vaguely defined
law of compensation.
World War II is no exception
TO the old theory. Firth Stats
tics from several countries in
dictate an exceptional increase
male rates. And recently a
Swedish professor, Gunnar
Dahlberg OF the Race Biological
Institute at Uppsala, has come
forth with a pretty clear-cut
explanation of why more boys
than girls are born in wartime.
In normal times, the professor
says, pregnancies average some
100 male to each 100 female.
However, about twice as many
male embryos are lost through
miscarriages as are female en-
bryos. This reduction in actual
male birth cuts IT, relationship
to approximately los boys to
each 100 girls.
For some reason. wartime re-
duces the number of miscar-
riages, as we'll as the number
Of births among the working
classes. The result is certain
displacements pointing to an
increased number f boy births.
Or so says Professor Dahlberg,
hose statistics apparently
prove il.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTONe

amount equal or exceeding all of
his IS per cent credit on war
bonds, say, he could get it all
back Immediately. If lie spent
less, ne could get back what he
spent, but would have to wait
until after the war for the bal
ance.
This particular tax. ii is esti-
mated, would raise SO. $50, 000,-
900 next year. and would elimi-
nate a similar 5 per cent with
holding tax now included in a
House bill.
Altogether, il seems a pretty
painless way for Uncle Sam to
raise additional revenue, since
it's really blood brother to war
bonds in putting aside some
funds for the future.
Our Brazilian neighbors have
Mt been at war very long, but
according TO Ambassador Carlos
Martins, they've one wartime
wrinkle that neither allies nor
axis have hitherto employed-a
ps rachute nurse corps. That's
right. The Brazilian Florence
Nightingale leaps from the
plane, jerks the ripcord, and
floats down to her prospective
patient.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14
SWEET JOB

BOONE. Ia.-Scrap collectors
we're hard at work dismantling
an old gasoline engine in a
Boone junk yard. In a cylinder
from which piston was missing,
workmen found bees had stored
their honey. They salvaged 1T.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14

"Goodby" is a contraction of
God be with you
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14

It's human to make mistakes, but its n
70 be too human.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14

|. Should person use his
telephone sparing ly in war
time?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-14

Scientists ore still trying to break the otom T
should tolk one into falling in love-