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Evening star., 1942-07-30
U. 5. Plans to Negotiate
Trade Pact With Iron
B. the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
Secretary of State Hull issued yes
terday formal notice of intention to
negotiate a trade agreement with
Iran PERSIA.
Among the products Of Iran which
will come under considera ton for
possible granting Of concessions by
the United States are
Asafetida. opium. caviar. dates.
almonds. camels hair. hand woven
carpets and rugs, furs, henna leaves
and sausage castings.
A compilation showing the total
trade between this country and Iran
between 1929 and 1910 shows that
United States exports to Iran con-
sisted largely of automobiles, trucks,
tractors. trailers, rubber tires and
tubes, iron and steel products, re-
fined copper, electric refrigerators
and other electrical equipment,
steam engines and other machinery,
industrial chemicals and airplanes.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

wives of soldiers, sailors and ma
rines, where are they to turn for
advice and aid with their hus-
bands far away?
Take the case OF Patricia, a
Federal worker, whose young
husband, Dick, was called to the
Army. When he left, Patricia
took a room with two other girls
and continued to work until she
became seriously i'll. Soon her
leave was exhausted, her pay
checks ceased, and her husbands
small allotment proved totally
inadequate for medical expenses,
rent and food. Bills piled up
and Patricia got worse.
Relief came when her husband
sought aid from the Red Cross
field director at his Army post.
A loan was authorized and the
District Of Columbia chapter
sent home service worker to
help Patricia make arrangements
which would relieve her mind OF
financial worries.
The home service section also
saw to it that when Patricia was
we'll enough to return to work she
had money for carfare, lunches
Evening star., 1942-07-30
War Nursery Schools
To Serve $4,000 More
Under New Funds
Mrs. Kerr of WPA
Soys $4,000 Children
Already in Proerom

An appropriation of not less than
100000, made available by Con-
gress to the Work Projects Admin
istration for extension of the war
nursery school program, will serve
approximately $4,000 additional
children whose mothers are engaged
in war production work, Mrs. Flor
ence Kerr, assistant commissioner
OF the WPA, revealed today.
The currently operating program,
Mrs. Kerr told Brig. Gen. Philip B.
Fleming. Federal Works admins
traitor and acting commissioner of
WPA, is serving approximately
$1,000 children in 1850 locations
throughout the Nation.
Mrs. Kerr's statement followed
an announcement by War Man
power Chief Paul v. McNutt that
the war production effort would
demand the services of more women.
WPA figures showed that of l,7OO,-
600 persons. 100000 of them were
given new employment from May to
June.
The agency said that of SO 300 900
persons now employed throughout
the country, 13 300 900 are women.
Change May Be Made.
WPA expects local sponsors OF
nursery projects to make an average
charge of Is cents daily for chill
dren whose parents are able to pay.
The money will be used to bear the
costs Of food and nursery employees
not paid by WPA. The sponsors
will determine the charges to be
made, if any.
The nursery schools, it was ex-
planned yesterday, operate for pre-
school ages, for children from 2 to
S years old. The program is op-
Grated by WPA and sponsored by
State and local educational author
tiles.
The program is not effective in the
District of Columbia, Lawson j.
Cantrell, assistant superintendent of
schools, said, because of a provision
carried in the District appropriation
act which was interpreted in 1899
in such way as to prevent spend
ing OF money for instruction of
children in the public schools below
the age of years.
Frees Mothers for War Jobs.
Mrs. Kerr explained that with the
opening of new nursery schools un-
der the wartime program, mothers
in increasing numbers are being
freed to go into bomber plants, mu-
nitions works and other war pro-
duction activities.
The schools, she said, operate on a
minimum six-hour day and in some
cases 8. 10. II and even IA hours a
day. Where emergency is acute.
night service is provided.
1t was added that with the num-
ber Of children to be cared for nearly
doubled, and with teachers hard to
find, universities and colleges are
cooperating with State WPA staffs
in conducting training courses for
workers selected to operate the
schools.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

The Mayor placed national car
sharing sticker on his sedan and an
nounced.
IF there is any one in my neigh
borhood going my way at the time
I do, l welcome him into my car
For the neighbors' benefit, news
papers Immediately pointed out his
address, telephone number and the
time he usually leaves for City Hall.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

That men must work and
women must weep" today has
given way to men must war and
women must work. And so long
as the wives of servicemen can
work they seem relatively content
for the duration.
But when illness and other
problems arise in the lives OF
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Beta Sigma Phi

Plans for contributing to So
rority fund to furnish a mobile
kitchen and blood bank equipment
for Honolulu will be discussed by
members of Kappa Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi, at a special meeting at
8 O'Clock tonight at the home of
Mrs. Joan Stoddard in Silver Spring.
The fund is sponsored by the Alpha
Chapter of Hawaii
Members will knit for the Red
Cross during the social meeting
following business.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Mayors Official Cor
Shores the Ride
RS the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA Skunk street
citizens may be riding downtown
daily now In Mayor Bernard Sam
uels official car, chauffeur and
everything
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Formal Report Labels
Poll Tax as Arbitrary
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The majority of the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee reported formally
yesterday that it believed in the
constitutionality, and the wisdom, of
House-approved legislation to ban
the collection of poll taxes as a pre-
requisite for voting in Federal elec-
tions.
The formal report followed the
13-to-5 committee vote Monday.
Saying that States had mo right
to set up a perfectly arbitrary and
meaningless pretended qualification"
for voters, the majority said the
State poll tax laws, at which the
House bill is aimed, sprang from a
desire ito exclude the Negro from
voting
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Congress Demands
For a More Unified
Command Renewed
House Members Buck
Move to Form Joint
War Committee
4y the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
Demands for closer coordination
OF the armed forces grew louder
In congressional circles today with
influential members calling for
joint legislative committee to serve
as liaison agency on war prob
lens.
The suggestion was first advanced
by Representative Mas, Republican,
of Minnesota, ranking minority
member of the House Naval Affairs
Committee, on his return recently
from four-months tour of duty
in the Pacific as flying, fighting
colonel of marines.
Representative Mas recon-
mended formation Of q committee
made up of members of the House
and Senate Military and Naval Af-
fairs Committees, as preliminary
step toward merging the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps into a
single, amphibious fighting force
under one commander.
"A joint committee could do some
really effective work." Representa-
tive Mott, Republican, of Oregon,
declared today. Practically all of
our fighting so far has been a COM
bination of sea, land and air opera
tions, and it is likely to continue
that way.
In such a war, there is impera-
tive need for unity and cooperative
action between all branches of the
armed forces. Such a committee
could work on problems that are just
as important to the Army as to the
Navy, and carry on the work of CO.
ordination in Congress itself"
= Representative Wadsworth, Re-
publican, of New York, author Of the
original Selective Service bill and OF
the still pending 'teen-age Draft Act
Endorsed Mr.. Haas suggestion, de-
claring:
There is an inevitable lack o1
teamwork when matters common
both to the Army and Navy art
handled separately"
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Mrs. Winston Churchill and Mrs.
Robert w. Bingham, president OF
Bundles for Britain.
$31, ,0o0, 900 From Red Cross.
Among the American donations
Red Cross gifts alone have totaled
$31 ,000, ,000-Mrs. Roosevelt saw
mems sweaters from Washington,
Pa, and Boston, and ehildren's
dresses from Newport, r. l., and
Wadena County, MINI.
Lady Reading said one great need
I'VE can never get enough"-was
for small boys pants.
She told also how glossary had
to be compiled to explain Britain's
needs to American donors-"vests,' -
for instance, mean underwear shirts
here-but said that about 10000
English children are now corre-
spending with Americans whose
Evening star., 1942-10-28

names they have learned from dis
tributed garments.
Lady Reading also showed salvage
work-for example, bedroom slip
pers made from old hat felt with
woven-string soles, shawls woven
from old silk stockings, muslin like
cloth for surgeons masks and caps
and bandages made by boiling used
architects tracing paper.
Lunches With Women Legislators.
Informed that the WIS also
mended American soldiers socks,
Mrs. Roosevelt, who already had
found out that the men here would
like them thicker, asked what the
socks were made of and was told
the officers were of silk and the
enlisted mems of wool.
This was q relatively quiet day for
the energetic Mrs. Roosevelt. The
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Mrs. Roosevelt Sees CIothinq
on Way to British Refugees

which distributes supplies collected
by the Red Cross, Bundles for Brit
ain and the British War Relief So
ciety in the United States.
Il have seen all these things at
home" Mrs. Roosevelt said, but to
actually see them here on the way
to the people who are going to get
them is very nice"
The Dowager Marchioness OF
Reading, head Of the WIS, took her
through the Organizations work
rooms in three converted Victorian
mansions. With Mrs. Roosevelt were
Evening star., 1942-10-28

WIS was her only sightseeing ex-
pedition.
Later Mrs. Roosevelt attended q
private luncheon with 13 women
members of Parliament headed by
Ellen Wilkinson who accompanied
her on her tour of London yester-
day. Her afternoon schedule was
devoted to private calls.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Man Hit by Streetcur;
Driver Is Neiqhbor

Bernard F. Mccarthy, ~, Of 254
Thirty-third street NE. was struck
by streetcar at Fourteenth street
and New York avenue last night
and treated for minor injuries at
Emergency Hospital, police reported.
Driver of the streetcar was Isaac
Webb, 80, who lives in the same
block of Thirty-third street as Mr..
Mccarthy, according to the police
report.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1942-10-28

Glamorous cocktail dresses and dresses for your i'm
portant dates One two piece styles; tailored and
coat models. Rayon alpaca and rayon velvet in
styles that are completely feminine and fattering
with their slim, soft lines their pretty laces and
sparkling sequins. Sizes to Is, IL to 81 and 1877
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-28

man Ezra B. Whitman announced
yesterday.
The quarters "A seven-story
building on Lexington street next
door to the Federal Reserve Bank
Building, where the commission was
formerly installed-was bought for
$4,000, Mr.. Whitman said.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt today saw sweaters
from Paterson, N. j., and counter
panes from Duluth, Mimi, en- route
from American Red Cross chapters
to refugees, evacuees, servicemen's
families and bomb victims in Brit
ain.
Mrs. Roosevelt, starting the fifth
day of her tour of Britain's women
at war work, visited the London
clothing depot Of the Women's Vol
untary Services. It is the agency
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Maryland Rood Offices
Moved to New Building
Nv thf. Associated prexs

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 28.-The State
Roads Commission Is installed In
new quarters which were purchased
from the Chesapeake G Potomac
Telephone Co., Commission Chair
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Army Careers 70 Begin
Tomorrow for Sc Se|eefees

Sixty-eight Washington regis
trants will begin Army life at 10 am.
tomorrow when they report at selec-
tive service headquarters for assign
ment to Army training camps.
The men were inducted october
IS and given a two-week furlough.
They are.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Leahy, Daniel ].
Reed, James w.
Ricucci, Damian A.
Blevine, Thomas w.
Canter, Randolph
Bla ckburn,D. G.
Andrews, Zalph M.
Wallace, Boyce ].
Dixon. Rodger J.
Gray, Vernon M.
Anderson, L. r.
KurciaS Bernard
Brown, David J.
Miepold. Percy NJ.
Boudsghian, H. Y.
Evans. Virgil
Jones, Kenneth w.
Donaldson, F.. W.
Harry. Richard
MlTRuent, y. =. "A.
Lewis, Joseph r.
Johnson, Edward 3.
Vehue. John C.
Lacy. William E.. tr.
Korshover, julius
Wrenn, Ernest B.
Hodges, John R,
Laredo. Jerry j.
Williams. Julian A.
Keeting, William d.
Schuman, Charles G
Peele, G. L., jr.
Rice, Max
Caputo, Frank NJ.
Jones. Graydon N.
Millstein, Jacob
Petersen, Henning ]
Scolnik, Morris
leahy. James H., jr
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Simmons. Robert F.
Motring, Donald r.
Kunz, Henry w.
Gerger, Joseph, sr.
Wagner, Virgil A.
Newton, Grant r.
Sears, Manley c.
Smith. Llby H.
Guthrie, Harry J.
Clark. Edward j.
Goodman. Harry
Baruch, Francis
Glassmire. Alvin w.
Bernhardt, Lee A.
Lewis. Elmer r.
Evry, Allen
Irwin. Lawrence L.
Hurdle, Joseph H.
Marler, Willie L.
Berner, Bernard
Simon, Thomas W.
Scott, F. D.. jr.
Russell, Lew H.
Rankin, Charles r.
Genung, William l..
Wright, F. w.
OConnor, G. M.
Kelley. Ambrose r.
Curtis, Willard c.
STANG, David r.
:. Madison, Ernest r.
White, Edward j. +.
Cline, John 8.
Martin, Anthony G..
Sierra. Frank
Schaner, George L.
!. Dixon. Blair j.
Horner, c. B., jr.
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MEYER JEWELRY COMPANY
Woodward at Grand Circus Park

9233 Grand River s0l5 Vernon Hwy ".
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Of costume jewelry pieces. What grand gifts TO
give and get -. Pin-up Bow Knots Bracelets,
Clips, Earrings, Spray and Novelty Pins, Rings
and others on gold color on in stoneset styles
-. priced from just 81 os and up. See them now
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Cut as fine as an artistic statue This unique
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p Tnan-style mounting of, Treasure Chest yellow
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things Modern styling. Priced to meet the
modest budget at only s2e.7S on convenient
terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Every one who wears watch will appreciate
this fine gift An expansion bracelet that chngs
snugly TO your wrist making your watch
slip on and off easier than ordinary bands
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equipped with accurate l5-jewel movements.
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The famed Take It Or-Leave II" radio pro.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-11
Fisher Girls
Play Benefit

Fisher Towers girls will get
their last practise chance tomor-
row i'm preparation for the open
ing Of the Blue Water Softball
League schedule on Thursday.
The locals Will travel to Ago
nae where they will pla, a bene-
fit game for the newly-organized
Algonac team. Opponent will be
the Diamond Crystal Salt team
OF ST. Clair. Jean Randolph is
slated to start the game for Fish
er Towers.
Members Of the squad are ask
ed TO meet at Manager Bill La
Croix' house, lO5 Park, at 6:l5.
The game Will start at 1870.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-11
Senator Brown
Enters Race
Will Seek
Demo Nomination

WASHINGTON, May LIP
-Prentiss NJ. Brown, Michi-
gan's junior senator, has an
nounced his candidacy for re-
nomination in the Democratic
primary next September.
His weekend announcement
occasioned little surprise in
Michigan Democratic or Re-
publican circles. 1t is not eX-
pected that he will have oppo-
sition in the primary, To date,
Gerald L. K. Smith is the only
announced candidate for the
Republican nomination.
Brown, chairman Of the Sen
ate committee on claims, will
complete this year his first term
in the Senate after four years
in the House of Representatives.
Il announce my candidacy
for reelection to the United
States Senate on the Demo-
cratic ticket" Brown said in
his statement.
II give a few statements of
fact. BY the end of this year l
will have served ten years in
the Congress, four in the House,
six in the Senate.
Many will disagree with
various positions | have taken
on important issues. In the
light of the prest Mt, | myself
would disagree in some in
stances.
"In my ,eneral attitude, /
have supported President
Roosevelts administration. On
some important issues, where |
could not in good conscience
agree, / have differed. This is
in line with my concept of pub
lie duty.
II am squarely with the
President in the war effort and
in his foreign policy. On that
basis, and for the reasons
stated, I offer myself as a cam
didate."
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Count five average words 10 inc nIie'
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Dead Line-Copy must be received
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for Thursdays Monitor-Leader VIII also
run In the South Macomb News, the
same day. without extra charge How
ever. copy must be placed by p m.
Wednesday.
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Legal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT TOR BIDS
nnfI.tu MICH an-Ihg

School District No /, Fractional Erin
Warren and Clinton Townships. Nscomb
County, Fraser, Michigan, will receive
sealed separate bids for general archi-
tectural work. plumbing work. heating
and ventilating work, and for electric
wiring and fixtures, for construction
of an addition 20 tn High School
Building at Fraser, Michigan. D p. W
Docket No. Mich. 20-l58, until 200
o'clock p M. EW.T. on May 20, 1912
at the High school building, Fraser;
Michigan, at which time and place all
bids will be publicly opened and read
aloud.
Each successful bidder will be re-
quired 10 furnish satisfactory labor and
material and performance bonds.
The contract documents. including
plans and specifications arc on file al
the office OF the Secretary Of the Board
of Education OF the School District No
/. Fractional Erin Warren and Clinton
Townships. Macomb County. Fraser
Michigan. located In the High School
building. Fraser, Michigan, at the office
of r. w. Dodge Corporation, Detroit
Michigan. az the Buildings and Traders
Exchanges, Detroit and Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and at the office Of the Ar
chitect. Warren s. Holmes Company.
1900 Odds Tower Building, Lansing
Michigan.
Copies Of the documents may be OBJ
tained by depOSltlnE NlO.OO win the
Warren s. Holmes Company, Architect,
for each set Of documents 50 obtained
The amount Of the deposit for ono set
Of documents will be refunded 20 each
actual bidder who returns the plans
and documents in good condition with
in ten days after the opening Of bids
So 90 will be refunded for each OF all
other sets Of documents so returned.
School District No. ]. Fractional Erin.
Warren and Clinton townships. MsComb
County, Fraser. Michigan, reserves the
right 10 reject any and al bids and TO
waive any irregularities IN bidding
certified check or bank draft pay
able 10 School District No. I, Frsc-
tionsl Erin. Warren and Clinton Town
ships. Macomb County. Fraser, Michi-
gan, or satisfactory bid bond executed
by the bidder and q surety company, in
an amount equal 10 s., of the bid shall
be submitted with each bid.
No bid may be withdrawn, after the
scheduled closing time for receipt of
bids, for az least thirty 90 days.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
FRACTIONAL ERIN, WAR
rem and CLINTON TOWN
SHIPS, MACOMB COUNTY,
FRASER. MICHIGAN.
April 20, 1912
WARREN s HOLMES COM
PANY. ARCHITECTS
May IL, l5-M-L
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Upholstery


Sewing machine brok . n?
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psirs all makes. Limited stock u
new machines left Also several
good used machines.
Singer Sewing Machine Ascy.
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