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Evening star., 1942-09-13

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

until Tho water became 50 shallow
10 had ~ come 10 the surface.
The enemy sailed slowly into thc
bay and the submarine picked H.,
way 20 Wudbank From there II
SPOTTED three additional Jap trans.
ports
Orders were given Ia man
the how and StarbOard torpedo
tubes while the boat slowly con
tinued 10 make way." Dewolf
sand As We were i'm -,
fathOmS OF water about Is fefN
II was impossible 10 dive. The
commander Unanswered into po-
sitiOn and six explosions fol-
lowed. Thereafter We made for
the open sea. When We were
about four miles out the DieSels
were started and tank number
three was blown"
4 f"w nights later the submarine
struck a mine IN The South China
Seas and was DESTROYED The com.
mapdeF peWeH and four others
who were in tho coming tower
were thrown into the sea. The
commander was lost immediately
The others began 10 swim towards
The >hore but only DoWolf came
out alive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Pull the Trigger on
Lazy Bowels, with
Ease for Stomach, too

Whom constipation brings on acid in
digestion, stomach upset. bioatng. dizzy
spci.-, ga, coated tongue. sour taste and
bad breath. Your stomach is probably
crying the blues" because your bowels
don't move. Il calls for Laxative =, ma
To pull the trigger on those lazy bowels.
combined with Syrup Pcpsin for perfect
case 10 your stomach IN taking For wears.
many Doctors have given pepsin prcpa.
ratlons in their prescriptions To make
medicine more agreeable 20 a touchy stom.
aCh. 50 be sure your laxative contains
syrup Pcpsin. Insist on Or. Caldwclls
Laxative SIENNA combined with Syrup Pep
SIN. See how wonderfully the Laxative
Selma wakes up lazy nerves and muscles
ln Your Htcstiue' % bring welcome relief
from constipation. And the good old
syrup Pcpsin makes this laxative COM
iOr'abie and easy on your sto'uacn. Even
hUcky chlldfrn love the taste OF this
pheasant family laxative. BuyD Cald-
We|s ayativc SIENNA ~ Your druggist
i'uar. Try ppe laxative combined with
SyupPcpsin iot case tOyour stomach too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
= Block Beachheads

Prompt counter attacks Is
British patrols prot t-,-f+itt tt7r
-sa-t -ft- -t1rk ~ me man
defense forces. Mere bplict rd Ia
tavc StcWWcd or ~ least lm-
podod japanese effort, so cousoli.
date their hraehhcads
The hghtng IN k4anl4n- 49,
growing fUrfrtv UCTc severe ~.
1ld4Dg 70 ad{lres reaching ~oea-
pAte The Japanese sought 10
agfH4Hafr 'Hr port and SrILc nc
tfdrnmn on he Western out
skirts From thai airport 'hc
creWy could Intensity his ar az
'arks directly upon Singapore
which underwent ~ fourth sue
o." ,lVe night Rad FudaS n,ght.
~ Kuantan." Con Sir Horny
2 PoVralIs Singapore head
~ s-ic-> announced the enemy
rrfad' come progress and have
rnhftratcd into the outskirts OF
..ic Gown On their "ndcaNor To
>eilc the airdrome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Jap InfiItrdtion
lnBurmd Beaten

RANGOON Burma. Jan ?
uNSl.--A short-livcd Indltration
OF japanese troops into the
Bokpyn-Mergui DISTRICT OF Burma.
100 miles north Of Point Victoria.
southern extremity OF Burma on
the kra ISthmus, was disclosed
today.
British forces located The JapS
shortly after they made MS way
70 tho vicinity OF Mcrgui and the
JapSs began an immediate with
drawal The British killed 10 Of
the invaders and wounded u.
IL was reported that the Japa-
neSe discovered British naval
forces IN the Andaman Sea Off
Mcrgui and fed before British
military patrols.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
System Impractical

The Detroit Police Department
compllmented by Neudeck on IT'S
alertncss. instituted LOSS cases
But county SheriffS in the 81
counties could find only Ia Of
Tenders
Pointing out that Michigan re-
turns - per cent OF all liquor and
beer license money TO the local
governments. on the theory that
the municipalities and counties
viii use the funds for enforce
ment. Neudeck SAID that it is obvi-
Gus the state cannot rely upon III
local authorities outside the met
rOpolitan area.
The commission feels that
this system OF enforcement has
proven impractical and IL recon-
mends that the commission he
provided with its own enforce
ment staff" the aCretary'S re-
port SAID.
NJ cr "an ~ one time assumed
The g. Ten Of keeping all saloon
kccpe. ~ line with the law and
lt that time had s. Investigators.
This slSlep1- p-as abolished IN 1853
by former Gov Frank - FItzgcr-
aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Schools in Drive
For Red Cross

More than 10000 children II
I1n Aa+=a- C--iHI -leA4+-+s-4l-..4l
participate Monday r. 'tc opcr nl
~ The Junior Rcd Cro War furc
--TrTpaikG
r'ndci thc guidance ~ Or Frank
Cody superintendent nr Detroit
ehoo., and chairman Of the Junior
commHtca and Ml Louis 6
Alerlolf cctor $4,000 is sought
All monies collected s'rlcfIy
through rHc canister system VIA
th. actual tJye o1 WDdncSda, and
Thursday is used for chidrcnS
needs atS.uE from The war All
administrative costs are M; los
tho senior organization
oi the funds tcccNcd ir the
drive. - por cent goes 10. Wash.
ing .on for direct relief OF children
ln thc war areas with Tho poe
naming H. per cent Kept fol Tho
local purchase OF supple.
Children from 'hr kindergarten
c'aSsr, up are doug active Rcd
cross work
Thus far chldrcn mlo knitted
sweater. SOCKS scarN,- beanie
and afghans Also m fhc program
are canes. clutches and >plint, for
use 80 FIRST AID hosp tal, and hu>-
pIial garments
The Csni>tcrs which were dis.
triOutcd FRIDAY ana SATURDAY. o.
The schools, VIII bc placed m cvcIl
classroom ON Monday and Tues
day nteTprctat>e program, VII
De used 10 inform students Or tho
need and. purpose Of thc campaign
SO that they can take the story
INTO their homo
Ihp-%unpagH is for chldrcns
contributions only Teachers con
irIbutions viii be solicited during
the week OF January 10
All caniSterN after january 6 vii
be- turned over 20 hanks in WAYNE
'omiy whore The money viii bc
.otiD''d and deposited in The name
~ th" Dcroit-WaSnc Count,
hap'cr OF The American Junior
Red Cross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
A0erted jap Warship

At that time the Official Tee
pott said Jap SHIPS were cruising
M sea and transports loaded with
troops and material, were sailing
up and down the entrance ol the
Gulf OF Siam
G DcWolf puarfcrmaStcr on tho
submarine and only surviving
member az the crow that had
left here moro than a month ago.
gave ms account Of tho actions
On Tic night before the war
began tho night Of December s
The Netherlands undcrSca craft
Owed underneath two Japanese
deStroycrS in the Gulf of Siam.
10 avoid the Scarchlight that was
turned on them And although
peace still prevailed The U-Boat'S
crew expected al any moment 70
b ear the explosion Of depth
charges
NeNt morning by wireless the
erDt g1~und the
Netherlands anY Japan 1Vqrr at
't1r II
Oh th' n'gh'lor Dcccmbcr : a.
|'pp.-. TRANSPORT was .ighi~i
'o'ne ln fho direction of pa'ar.
1n 'hc cast Copsf of Nalava must
south oL Tho Thsland border Tho
submerged Hollandcr follow q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Jack Miner AiIinq
In Detroit Hospital

Jack Miner famed Canadian
bird lover and the owner OF a large
Wild bird sanctuary near Kings
Vile. Ont. was in Henry Ford
Hospital Saturday for observation
and treatment
Although the nature of his all
mont was not disclosed. his son.
Marley Miner said the condition
of the 75-year-old naturalist was
satisfactory Miner entered the
hospital Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

out Of the weller Of war songs
Inundatug lhc nation since the
United States was bombed INTO
World War II has RISEN one which
promises 10 equal popularity the
success 81 over There during
World War
Tho song is Remember Pearl
Iiarbor stirring battle CRY com
f----t-t--- : -7rTrrTTy tfsTyT- famous
band leader and Don Reid. Its
WORDS and music viii be- printed
~ fall on the nrSt page Of the
Pictorial Review m next Sunday
ISSUE OF The Detroit sunday Times
An inspiring march IN six-elghih
tempo Idmcmber Pearl HaruOr
.la> selected by The Detroit sun
7at irrr~ Hnd other iicafSt news
yapcrs a. the number one muSlca!
battle cry from almost 100 tunes
Nayc and Reid got their Inspiration
rom He daStsrdls japanese at
aCk ON Honolulu Thcy WORKED
m thHt undergraduate Sunda, night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

writing the song. and two days
later Kaye recorded n for Victor
with ms orchestra and glee club
Kaye : composition Of Remember
Pearl Harbor follows closely on
ms sclcc'i0UOf lIoncyhunch ~ one
of The Detroit Sunday Times re-
cent WEEKLY SONG HIT series
II was knyc incidentally. who dis
covered and introduced DADDY. Do
tire biggest mr. Of 1911
Commenting on Remember Pearl
Harbor Leonard " JOY RCA
Victor F, director OF popular music,
declared thar j. promised 10 be one
Of no most popular ~ongS 90 come
our ~ World War II
II, has simple. stirring mel
odN and beat" 7f said. land it,
lyrics carry an inspiring victory
message which T. bound Ia reach
the hearts of all Americans"
=" IRE 20 get next Sundays
Detroit Times FOR words and music
~ Re4I4e-ff4@-'--- lt-5rf-ii iiHrt1o-- rt7r-
n,' great song o' World War II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

government was the first step
toward tOtalitarianism in Europe
and that we should keep party
government alive and active" he
said
Doctor Keyes IN 1910 was
known 10 few voters outside Dear
born Old-tlme politicians paid
no attention 10 his candidacy for
the M. ? nomNation MN
ne boWlcd them over hy winning
rather easily. only to lose in No
vember 10 Lieut. Gov Frank Muir
ply by about 1900 votes out OF
= 900. 900 cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Only is Investigators

Although Pennsylvania has ICE
investigators, and ONO rs. Mich
gan has only is
Ending the Year with \ record
-Pttii' If moro man S1S GOO 900.
the commission again was relying
upon Orrin A DeMaSS. Detroit
member for guidance out Of a
wilderness ~ mistakes.
-Neudcck's rennrt showed HAT ~
1871 Michigan drinkers consumed
3 1872 pa barrels of beer. compared
L. .469 347 IN 1870. and e.o0oOOO
gallons Of VIM. an increase Of
so 900 gallons over the previous
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
NeudeCk Seeks
State Control Of
Liquor WoIdtors
Claims That County
Authorities Fail
TO Stop Cheefers

Declaring that police enforce
ment Of liquor laws has broken
down in all counties outSid o
Wayne. the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission recommended
Saturday that the duty Of sup
pressing blind pigs and cheaters be
returned 10 state authorities.
Philip J. Neudeck, secretary. re-
vealed that local police depart
mcnts. outside Detroit. uncovered
only 50 violations during 1871.
while the states meager staff OF
is investigators submitted 245
cases for hearings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Killer Caught, Pal
Hunted After Es(dpe

LITTLE FALLS. MINI Jan.
ms Richard Dehlor. 16-ycar
old youth who slew his parents
brother and sister. was back in
jail TO-DAY after one day Of liberty
and Theodore Crest 4l-year-oid
convict companion Of Dehlcr In q
4Ibrcaf Thursday night. today
was believed surrounded by b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Battle in Streets
Of Malaga Port
Above Singapore
Japanese Invade
Kusnten In Attempt
TO Capture Airport
BY :. \. WYKES

q Init News Aer'ire stan Correspondent
SINGAPORE. Jan. 2. go Bitter
street fighting was reported rag
ing tonight in The east Malayan
port OF kuantan, 100 miles above
Singapore, after japanese forces
had broken into the northern part
Of the town IN a violent attcmpt
to capture lis airport
ON the western side of the Ma
lay peninsula, however, the in
VadcrS appeared 20 be making
little II any progress i'm their
efforts to storm through Perak
Province by land and sea.
Three strong japanese attacks
on the British positions along the
Perak River, south of Ipoh. which
lies 800 miles north of Singapore.
were declared 10 have been beaten
back Friday thr enemy sustaining
between 400 and 500 casualties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

will mean nothing in industry as
long as artificial restrictions OF
production are considered. !"
Through monopoly. enemy in-
forests gained control OF GER
tam American industries. Arnold
9vcrrcd and every case Of this
kind was uncovered by an anti
trust investigation or proSecu-
ton
For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
COP Glamour Man Toys
With GOUernOrship Idea
BY FRANK MORRIS

Or Eugene G keycS. glamour
man OF the Republican Party, IS
toying with the idea that ne is
destined 10 lead his party 10 VIC
tory this year by running for
governor
Having aStounded hardened poll
tlcans last year by winning the
COP nomination for lieutenant
governor the Dearborn council
man has sent out 5000 question
nslreS asking the voters 10 give
hum Their ideas about his future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Private Groups
Lame Defense,
Arnold Shows
Fear Loss OF Grip
NOver Industry, He
Charges in Report

WASHINGTON Jan 2 GNSl
Thurman Arnold. head Of the
division Of tho depart
ment Of Justice, today charged in
his annual report that tho atti-
tude Of powerful private groups
dominating private industries" has
greatly hampered the national de-
Tense program during the last 10
months
Fearing loss Of future control
Of industry. these groups. Arnold
SaId, have been afraid 10 develop
new production themselves and 10
let others come into the field
He alleged that they had con-
cealed shortages by Optimistic
predictions OF supplies and talk Of
production facilities which do not
aNfst
Price control Arnold added
Does Your Pen Leak - <~
Get nss irs rubber ist sac
k0N--Wtue Asahabir -
Al Aas~ Sold Ssnosd LS
its Batinsfs Win Us
Not Slds-iios' %/h
LAUCHLlN EXCLUSIVE k1uHGG
PEN STORE INV
Since 1885, nc
Majestic Bidg Lobby W.
ore Cib Hall "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Receives 700 Replies

Depending on certain circum-
stances, will be candidate
for the No. I or No. , position
on the 1912 state ticket, and
your answer 10 this letter. along
with others. II going 10 deter
mine which," he wrote.
So far. the physician, who also
IS a dentist and a civil engineer.
has received about 700 replies. The
voters are mlddlIng warm. as far
as the governorShip is concerned
They are good and hot. though.
about the possibility OF his election
as lieutenant governor.
About half of them believe
that ] should await Secretary
Of state Harry r. kellys deci-
sion before actively campaign
ing for governor" he reported.
Fear TofGlitar;anrsm
Doctor Reyes also asked Rcpub-
leans whether they think the
status Of the state government
should be continued because Of the
var emergency, and that no az
,reSSlVe campaign should be made.
Almost unanimously. they
agreed that abolition Of party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
s ITO M ACH
TROUBLES
Liver, Gall Bladder, Blood and Skin
Disorders and Other Chronic Ali
ments Diagnosed and Treated

We are offering AL Who suffer. M ~
animation. iuriuding blood urrs.utr test
Hgd chemical urinai' ~. diaxuusts. bt q
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Soldiers Get ToIkinq MuiI

Soldiers in the Russian Army now
receive spoken messages from home.
A sound-recording studio has been
opened at the Moscow planetarium
and there people may have their
voices recorded on celluloid
record. which is pasted on a post
card and sent through the mail in
the ordinary way. Every Russian
unit carries a phonograph to en-
able the men to listen to the talking
post cards.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
POINTS FOR PARENTS

Practice in budgeting and keep
ing account OF small expenditures
is ualuable preparation tor the
management OF larger sums OF
WOneU.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

EVENING STAR FEATURES.
Star Flashes Latest news with Bill (oyIs.
twice daily WhAl, II an. and 5 pm.
n. Americas The qood-nsehbor series
presented by the junior high schools Of the
District; WhAl, this afternoon At o'clock.
National Radio Forum: Earl 6. Harrison.
spstisl assistant TO The Attorney General. dis
tuYs the control Of enemy aliens; WhAl,
TONIGHT at 9 O'Clock.
News for Schools: News Of the world
broadcast especially for grade school children
in IN. classroom; WhAl. tomorrow at ll:30
On.
THE EVENINGS Nigh LIGHTS.
WhAl. 70O-Hsrbet Marshall: Virginia
Bruce is Mr.. hsrshaITs guest once again.
WRC. 7:30- CavsItads Of Amerts:
Madeleine Carroll appears in tomorrow END
tomorrow.
WrV, S:00-vos Pop: A dazzling array
Of film stars confronis the boys ioniehi-brsn
DcnIevy, Joan Bennett, frsnchot lone, Gregory
Rsioft, Joe {. Brown and Claire Trevor
WhAl, 800 Love a Mystery: A "bndle
stiff in q freight car tries BIT Of subtsrfuss
on our boys jack. Doc and Reggie.
VOL. 8:l5-Vlsdimir Hurban. Minister Of
tletho.S .Slovaks. is interviewed.
WMAl, 8:30-True or False: Actresses vie
with folk from the circus sideshow.
WISv, 900-padio Thestet hr. Dshills
presents Gary Grant in that delightful fantasy,
Here Comes hr. Jordan.
WhAl. 9:30-For America We Sing: Bari
lone Robert Weede Of the Metropolitan Opera
Co.. is guest singer
WPt, I000-Conienied Hour: husital
portrayal Of the history Of the Red Gross.
WBV. I0:00-0rson WelleS John Barry.
more and Naureen 0Sulvsn are guests with
Mr. Welles for a performance Of The Happy,
Hypotrlie"
Evening star., 1942-01-26

VOL, iO:t5-SpotIeht Band: Dick
JuIoen,s.
WRC, t0:30-Abner Ferguson, Federal
HOUSING Administrator. discusses defense
housing.
WMAl, iO:l5-presidsnts Birthday: 5st
retary Of the Treasury Henry horesnthau
speaks on behalf Of the Committee for the
Celebration Of the Presidents Birthday.
VOL, ti:00-leon Pearson, the local
stations commentator on Pan,Amsritsn affairs
opens at 4 new time. thrice weekly.
VOL, it:t5-AllAmeritsn Boxing Finals:
Jim Britt doing the bIow-by-blow descriptions
from Boston.
SAoRI.wAvt PROGRAMS.
SYDNEY, 4:55-Aews and Music: W07,
1888 meg. 752 m.
LONDON. 6:00-Waf Commentary: CSC. 9,5S
meg, 3i3 m; eS, 6.,i meg, 49,, N.
LONDON, 7:75-(ivlisn Defense Talk: CSC,
9.58 meg. 3i.3 NJ; 6N. 6,i meg. 49i m.
MOSCOW. 7:I5-News in English: RKe,
ti.6 meg. 75.9 m.
RIO De JANelR0. S:00-Proorsm in Eng.
Iish: p5H. I0.72 meg. 1913 m.
LONDON, S:OO-Ths News: CSC. s.5S meg
3i.3 m.. GSl. 6tl meg. l9t N.
VATICAN CITY, S30-Nsws and Comment
HVJ 96 meg. 81 m.
LONDON. 900-Headlins News and Views:
CSC, 95s meg, BIB mj 6A, b.ii meg
49t m
MOSCOW, 9t5-Brosdtsst in English: Rke
ii.6 meg. 75.s N.
LIMA. PERU. i0:30-Iniormativs Notes;
Music: 0AX4l. sos meg. 493 m.
GUATEMALA, 1i:t5-Contert with hsimba:
TGWA. 96S meg. 3t3 m.
LONDON, ti:i5-Demousy Marches: 6N
9.58 meg 3l.3 m.; 6N. 61t meg, 491 m.
MOSCOW. t:50 sm.-Comment in English:
Rke, 5.46 meg, $40 N.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Not This

Father: You need more money?
1 don't see what you do with all I
give you
Daughter: Il don't know where it
goes either"
Evening star., 1942-01-26

The honor roll for the home front! |!
Pay roll savings for the purchase of
United States savings bonds and
stamps.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-02-19
LEAGUE STANDING
NEW YORK PAINTERS
PLAN VICTORY BALL
TO AID WAR RELIEF

New York City GLNS).-In response
to an invitation extended by the In
terlocal Painters Unions. affiliated to
the brotherhood of Painters. Decora-
tors and paperhangerS of America. 4.
f. of L., Mayor La Guardia consented
To write Il message for the 'Unitp for
Nictory' Journal to be given out at the
Victory Bah. Hunts Point Palace. on
March 2l. This will he the starting
gun for Il campaign to raise S25.OOO
for war relief in addition 10 the $3.50
already raised for medical aid.
L.. Il. Lindelof, general president of
the brotherhood, i'm letter said, Let
me say that we highly commend your
organization and all painters local I'M
ions in New Yorw City in their efforts
for national defense. The donation of
one days pay by the membership of
District Council 9 is outstanding i'm the
labor movement
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-02-19
Higher Benefits Urged
For The Unemployed
In National Capital

Washington. u. &. ULNS).-LOwer-
ing of the unemployment compensation
tax rate now charged To District of
Columbia employers and liberalization
of benefit provisions of the unempluy-
nent insurance acI We're recommended
To Congress by the District UnenpIuy-
ment Compensation Board in its an
nual report.
The board urged that the act be
amended TO reduce the contributions
payable by employers by means of an
equitable formula which will relieve
employers of any excess burden Of
taxation and at the same time pre-
serve the Solvency of the unelnplOy-
ment trust fund against heavy with
drHwalS in time of emergency"
District employers now pay 81
per cent tax on their pay rolls.
The report recommended that the
act be amended 10 increase benefits
payable 10 eligible claimants from SIS
Il week for Il period of 10 weeks 10
$50 Il week for Il maximum period of
% weeks.
The report also urged an amend
ment 10 protect the benefit rights of
individuals who have entered or who
Will enter active service in the United
States military and naval forces.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-02-19
Western Union Messengers
To Get Bicycle Allowance

Washington, u. G. ULNS).-More
than 10000 Western Union mcsSen-
gers throughout the United States will
get increased compensation ranging
from Sl0.i2 to S20.SO year for use of
their bicycles in the company's serv-
ice, Thomas w. Holland. administrator
Of the Wage and Hour Division. L. s.
department of Labor, announced here.
Messengers using their bicycles on
company business during the day will
receive i cent an hour. while night
messengers, because they must pro-
vide headlights ana batteries, will get
one cent an hour on the basis of IL
cost Of operation study conducted by
Western Union and approved by the
Wage and Hour Division. The addi-
tional compensation will aggregate
more than 100000 year
Under the Fair Labor Standards
Act the employer must pay for the use
Of equipment or tools necessary To the
conduct Of his business when such
equipment or tools are owned or fur
niShed by an empIoye
Messengers who Use motor bikes and
motorcycles already are being paid by
the company for use of these vehicles.
A word to the wise is useless.