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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
vuleonixins

Vulcanizing. tires vulcanized.
Recapping, reliners; ru b Der
boots vulcanized. IL hour service
Bill Reynolds. Is Washington.
Mt. Clemens, Phoua eoo7.
VULCANIZING--Tires vulcan
ling. recapping, reliners. rubber
ton. Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Middle aged couple want
room and board for summer
months. Bedroom and bath must
be on first floor. Reply by let
ter giving full particulars TO
Mrs. A. p. Bell, 9l2O 18th street,
Detroit, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

6 rms. l floor, with bath -
81 ,000-one-third down.
5 rms. modern-S3, 500-one-
third down.
5 rms. 40 #. frontage. 40 #.
So ,800-Sl 900 down.
5 rms. utility, so IT. water
f~ontage-$5, 500-S2,000 down.
6 rm. modern near Gratiot--
.200-one-. third down.
2 family, 5 rms. bath each
S6.500-terms.
6 room, bricktile bath, 2 car
garage, cement drive, paw e d
street-S6,950-S2,500 down.
7 rm. brick, steam heat, 2 tile
baths, car brick garage -
$4,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Real Estate for Sale

Bungalow 24x24, semi-mod-
ern, IN years old. Nicely deco
rated, large lot, 50x167, berries,
shrubbery, md fruit trees.
$500. Terms 29200 Beacons-
field, Roseville.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Metal baby bed and mattress,
35x58. Almost new. Inquire 80
Clair, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

2-piece living room suite; good
condition. Call after 6 p. m. "a
Eastman. Phone Mt. Clemens
6497.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Wild & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mount Clemens 8941

Gratiot End 8 Mile district,
modern 3 bedroom home, choice
location, owner. Call Rose.
l633-M
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Van Dyke-8l28 Essex St. 4
rooms, bath, hot water heat,
utility room. Also furniture.
Townsend 7-58l7 for appoint
ment. Open afternoons after
$50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

8 rooms and bath for sale.
2 blocks from bus and town;
reasonable. 1881 Ballard, Har-
rison Twp.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
For LOU Cost and Quick Action in Selling Depend the WantAd
Miscellaneous HIS

so bags lime, cheap. Red Star
gasoline stove, 2 day beds. 280
North Rose, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Nine mile and Piper, 4 rooms
and bathroom; 80 #. lot; fruit
trees. H. w. heat; garage s2750.
$500 down. Roseville 1913.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

8 six-week old pigs for sale.
$3.50 Waldenbure road. pa miles
west of Romeo Plank.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

Ken Whitmore Classics combine perfect man-tai-
lored details with feminine easyfowing lines. Coats
designed for duty, dates and day-in, day-out wear.
Sturdy all wool in gorgeous Fall shades. SINNERS
quality rayon lining You'll love the inside pocket toss
on straps and fine details-but in, see for your
self. Sizes 9 to IL
Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
This Fall You'll Need
A Good SUIT
That Will Serve You Long and Well!

hanging forony In your closet the few clothes you buy
you1l and and wearl good suit 1907 virgin
WOOL suit such of these almost be your uniform
smart and self assured dressed down with tailored
accessories for the Office dressed up with soft hat with
fry blouse for luncheons dates and dinners We sketch
two from eye-openng collection of stunning suits
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

GiRI.-Whte. neat appearance and pleas
ing personality. Tes ding ln norm pr
rrr--r1wr~- srrtt-rri ra-ifir-- ard 'efieet
work. recent nigh school graduate pre-
.Frfed can Sir Hohus Cherry 2255.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23
PUNCH PRESS
OPERATORS

SrTTTE XIX - IT T0T TIE7Tr VAT W0TK
Pleasant WbrHIug conditions Top wages
only those mat can qualify under " "
p G. plan need apply
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23
HOtSEWORK


- er stay. highest Wsgrs. no la4nary
40 cooking ". l-6575
HOuSkWORK. HOME NIGHTS 40 FAM,
LILY LAUNDRY EXPERIENCED $50
ls55f kOsELAWN. UNIVERSITY 2-072n
HOUsEwoRK No cooking or laundr,
cohgenial family, private room bath anc
raG!p1 ample tune on $50 10 starr
University l-2s2s
HOUsEWORK -fiirl Tor general no wash
INK assist win cooking stay or 20, $40.
1915 Boston
HOUSEWORK References laundry sen'
out stay nights private room Thurs
days sundays Of, s22 start. University
l-3b3f
HpUsEWORK. GENERAL - STAY nights
attractive salary beautiful private room.
University -60sa
HQrSEW0RK. GENERAL no laundry
stay private rOom, excellent. wages. Uni
Wrsliy l-I723.
Htt-S EHoF1 B=tipurrst; wt1rtr- 1-1t uTFI
40 NJ laundry. $50 weekly. Vermont
5-33s3
lNTERNATIONAL Business Machine corp.
i20 r Jeffcrspu Ave, offers training
course on rs key punch machines morn.
inc. afternoon and evening classes an eN-
ceile0t opportunity 10 obtain training ia a
specialized feli, free placement service
available. no tuition. Applications must
u4sei our qualifications. Interview n0lrs =
20 II m "a >. m and 6-'I
3. % except Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23


GIRL for cooking general holsework; good
vases permanent position small tam
lis. NJ care NJ chl. d all evening tree al
tragtve room and bath. Crosse Po.u'e
Park ) dOors from bus llne. Tuxedo
: 6s77
.GiRL-Whie, neat appearance and pleas
ing personality ie' .dins IN norm or
work recent nigh school graduate pre-
erred cai Sir Hohns Cherry 2255.
GIRIs-For dance partners Can earn up.
ward Of $50 on yeek-eEfs Refined atmO-
sphere Established school
ARAGON 1888 WOODWARD TE 2-s3s3
Girls FOR CASH AND CARRY STORE.
GOOD PAY 1904 WOODWARD
GIRL or woman for hplsework child 3i4.
Excellent wages University 2i76i
GIRLS Experienced for repairing Orien-
tai rugs, excellent saisry steady POST
lions, pleasant working conditions Apply
-lsi NJ Elliott
GIRLS wanted 70 wrap small packages;
p0T defense work experience not
necessary good pay While learulng Export
GIRI.-White general houseNork $50
week. le3o5 Afion Road. Townsend
s-sgs2
GIRL-Light ho'lseWors Two adults child
- Two 2sol Fullerton TgWasend lis.
GIRL. WHITE or general house~ork;
cooking. help care fot tao children. stay
niEn-s private room Tuxedo 1903
GIRLS Whtte or coI0rcd for food plant
Apply Frigid Food Products Inc 1893
Eas' Warm.
GIRLS for f1id.us and pack ~ experience
unnecessary. Peerless Textile COMPANY
30 West Jefferson
GIRI.-Fog dental laboratory g11d Jppor-
tuuty no ehPefieaue necessary 1915
Baton Tower.
GIRL 90 .lderiF laGs Fyr care ~ ? ,hii-
drrn SIS veeh room and board sun
fsts Of CsJ for ~ Alru. Plaza 1919
@, .
GIRL-Help care f1r children stay
nights Telephone Townsend $500
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
BY PETER EDISON

The question TO decide is
whether the proposed Office OF
Price Admins traffic on roll
backs" on the prices OF food
stuffs will encourage production
OF those foodstuffs, or not.
Since the Presidents great
hold the line gesture Of April
8, OPA has proposed roll backs
Of 10 per cent on the prices of
meats, butter and coffee. Aside
from the fixing OF lot of doll
ars-and ceilings on spe-
cific food products at retail
level. these three proposed roll
backs are the sum total and the
net result OF nearly two months
of effort TO reduce the cost Of
living so as 10 stave off demands
for wage increases. And il is
woefully inadequate and incon-
sequential.
The specific dollarsand- cents
price ceilings on food prices in
some 1870 metropolitan areas,
while easy for the housewife to
understand. seem To have fore
ed many Of the groccrS in those
areas into the position Of being
caught in such a squeeze that
they are screaming about being
forced TO close down.
One Of the larger grocery
chains actually did threaten to
close down for several days over
the Memorial Day holiday. to
avoid runs on its stocks of goods
for which ration stamps were
expiring on May 30. Expiration
date for the stamps was extend
ed another wee, by rush OPA
order to avoid that catastrophe.
but the squeeze on the retailers
still exists, the margin between
the wholesale prices at which
they can buy and the retail
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
RENT THAT SPARE ROOM

The critical housing problem which eonfronts
Mount Clemens should ond quickly, bring relef from
Fsderoi agencies through designation OF the oreo o'
defsnss-housins emergency zone.
In the eontne. however, Mount Clemens resi-
dents and those Of adjacent communities should
speedily answer the oppeoI Of the Mount Clemens
Boord Of Commerce for Iistnss OF oportments turn
nishsd rooms ond other accommodations for ormy
and civilian fomes.
II is no miIitory secret that greet number OF
SeIfridss Field enlisted ond officers have fom-
lies in dire need Of shelter in this sector In addition
hundreds Of civilians directly reoted to the SeIfrdss
Field or war plant activities, ore homeless.
The situotion is extremely critical.
II you hove on sxtro room in your home coll the
Boord Of Commerce ond offer it for rental. IL you
have oequointonces with to spors urge them to
register too. This time TO consider "neonveni-
sness" It is admittedly neonvsnent in the fox-hoes
Of the South Secs, in the Of Attus mountoins
and on the burning sonds Of Afreo.
Rent that spors room!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Despite all the denials, Alexis
Smith and Craig Stevens will
Listen to wedding bells next
month. Simone Simon is
trying TO help John Huston for
get Olivia de Havilland. :.
During a recent visit 10 New
York. lah de dab movie queen
was in an elevator with Charlie
Chaplin at the Hotel Pierre. She
overheard lovely lond say she
was going to Hollywood in a
few days.
The movie queen gushed: "My
dear, YOU should meet MIR. Chap
lin. He knows everyone IN Hol-
lywood and could probably get
you a screen test. The blond
kept frigid silence until the
elevator stopped. then walked
out haughtily. Who does she
think she is?" asked the movie
vator boy. Is Congresswoman
Claire RoOthe I ure
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Frank Graham wasn't content
10 give the sports world one of
its most moving stories in the
saga OF Lou Gehrig, so he adds
another great book TO the lore of
baseball, The New York Yam
kees-An Informal History &C.
p. Putnam's Sons: So. 1t is d
grand job.
The New York sports column
ist gives a picture that is clear
and complete. from the office OF
Ed Barrow down into the steam
ing lockers filled with legends
of great men who are gone.
Graham tells how the Yam
KEGS grew from hit-or-miSS
club that was losing money into
a business operated As soundly
as the Bank OF England. But he
is at his best when writing OF the
men down on the field. from
manager TO batboy. He does JUS
tice TO the character Of little Mil
Ter Higgins, who bossed a tr-
bulent and temperamental team
TO great things and died in a
year when the Yankees crum-
bled.
Best Of the score OF anecdotes
is that of the most magnificent
performance in sports--the 1892
world series when Babe Ruth,
with two strikes on him. pointed
10 spot in right center where
he would park Charlie Root s
next pitch. We all know that 8
what he did, and how he circled
the bases, holding his nose and
waving derisively at the hapless
Cubs bench.
Events leading up TO that dra-
matte climax helped TO explain
why the Yankees have been a
great ball team. The Cubs in Au-
gust brought up Mark Koenig,
old Yankee shortstop from the
minors, and Koenig helped them
win the pennant. However, the
Cubs voted Mark only a quarter
share Of the world series spoils.
This enraged the Yankees
"Koenig now wore the uniform
OF another club and, in the Sc.
ries, they would try their hard
est to thwart him-but he had
been a Yankee. He had been one
OF them. and in the sentimental
sease he always would be-" The
Yankees went on TO give the
Cubs not only a thorough beat.
ing. but bitter tongue-lashinS
all through the series.
That was the setting for the
Babes almost unbelievable feat
deed that may never be seen
again.
ADVICE TO PARENTS
AT Home With the Children
Henry Holt Il Co: $3.50 may
sound as il il was written espec-
tally for mother. who is at home
with the children most OF the
time. But it's equally good liter.
ature for dad, too, since II an.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
KEEP 'EM HAPPY

The pressure Of diplomacy must be letting up.
We see in the news columns that the Stote Deport-
nent hos embarked on O campaign to make sure that
its employees ore hoppy. Prelirinores include two
poee nnireoerophed QUESTIONABLE nquirine whot
the boys and girls wont most.
Suppose in answer to specific questions, the men
ask for more money! more fun and more women in
your life while the women vote for troveI and nylon
hose.
Are Messrs Hull, WeIes and Berle prepared TO
negotiate O compromise by which both men and wo-
men sotsfy their yeornneso
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Indianapolis roid wordens osked Washington
for TAO helmets In August they received ship
nnent Of $780, Ioter onother TAO came along, in
Februoy they got 300 and in March $50 This to-
tolls - $50 helmets for on inland city which hos held
only one test blockout.
In addition, indianapolis has received $4,000
feet Of fire hose - twice the ouontty needed -
without nozzes; go auxiliary pumps thot can not be
used because Washington will not approve fittings to
connect them to fire hydronts; 24O ladders twice
the number needed-for which there ore no trucks
and few other things
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
. SO THEY SAY

The success of the inter-
American family OF nations rests
on observance of the principles
of sovereignty, equality, law, or
der, justice, morality. friendli-
ness and cooperation These
principles are not the exclusive
property of the Americas. They
are universally applcable-Sec-
rotary OF State Cordell Hull.
Business, operating by itself,
by keeping its inventories low,
by avoiding speculation, may
avoid some Of the (post-waD
difficulties, but business must
operate through government to
provide any reasonable stability
to production and employment.
DIR. Warren Roberts, OPA
economist.
The real strategic objective OF
Japan is the DETECTION Of Amer
lean strength in the Pacific until
Hitler is strong enough TO take
on a full dress American attack
in the Atlantic theater.-Col. w.
F Herman, author.
People today make the sins
and faults Of church people an
excuse for not going TO church.
The church has a holiness be-
yond the virtues or faults OF the
people who worship there DIR.
William E. Gilroy, editor Of Ad-
vance.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
. BARBS

We don't care who wins the
hog calling contests this year -
just so the hogs answer.
The man OF the hour is the
fellow who promises 10 wait a
minute for his wife.
Who remembers the good old
days when they. gave bandits
plenty OF rope? NJ
Faultfinding should beg | n
where charity usually does.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
. IN HOLLYWOOD

stunt. She once did just that in
a New York show.
Other day. in reporting that
the Hays office had banned zoot
suits from the screen. we ex-
pressed the hope that Will Hays
would not entirely ban sweaters.
Writes Will: "All right. I
won't" That's service.
SALVAGE SIGN
II was bound 10 happen.
There now Rags for Salv-
age sign from last month S
Hollywood drive tackled up on
the dressing room door Of Rags
Ragland the Girl Crazy set
at M-G-M- Even on Ba-
taan. the movies must have their
lamor. There will be a bath
ing suit sequence, in Bataan
stream. for the otherwise de-
glamorized girls who will play
army nurses in Metros Cry
Havoc y
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
WAR PROFITS

The Chesapeake 6 Ohio Roiwoy Company re-
ports q gross income for lost year Of slightly more
thon S. SO, 900 OOO This is S34 600, 900 above l94l
and $50 900 600 above o4O War profits, you soy.
Well, Of the increase over l94l the company paid
ST. 10000 more in woees and thirty million dollars
in toxes plus minor increases, SO that the
net income, available for dividends and os reserve
against lean years to come, wos almost S12 100000
under l94l and slightly under l94O's figure.
Is this typcoIo Corporate earnings before toxes,
shown by Commerce Department records, climbed
lost year to Sl97 billions os compared With Sl4.o
billions the previous yeor After toxes earnings we're
lower by S 90 OOO, 900 That is tax increases ote up
all Of the "wor profit" plus onother 100000 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
McKElNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM f.. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Todays hand came in for
discussion at the recent Wander
bilt Tournament, which was won
by the Mayfair Bridge Club
team. Seven clubs was ice cold.
AT both tables North opened the
bidding with two clubs and
South responded with two no
trump, although | believe both
sides were playing the system
which requires the response OF
three no trump over tWO-bid
if you hold a trick and a half,
without an ace.
From that point on. the bid
ding differed slightly. When To-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
CALL 'EM CoBRAS

A letter writer who is up on his zoology objects
to calling Uboos rottesnokes The rotter he points
out is the gentlemen among snakes becouse he
before he strikes, and seldom ottocks except in what
he considers seIf-defense.
The cobro, on the contrary, goes out Of his way
to strike without warning, os U-boots do
1t is cosy to understood why most submarine
progress hos been mode by the Gern,ons More civ
ilzed people shoot sitting birds only with regret.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
. QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS .
Q-What is a ,ombolo7


A tied island" that is.
an island which is connected TO
the mainland by a narrow strip
Of land at 10 wilde, but becomes
completed ysurrounded by water
at high tide.
Q-What is Goum, or Gou.
mier?
A A native soldier, the
fierce type Of warrior which
fought with the French and con-
tributed 10 the recent allied VIC
tory in Tunisia.
Q-What eightyear old king
recently celebrated his birthday
by broadcasting his good wishes
10 the Americans and the Brit
ish?
A-King Faisal II of Iraq.
Q-What insect. gives up his
life for the dye-stuff industry?
A-The female co hineal
makes the sacrifice Dried bodies
Of this little bug native TO
Mexico produce brilliant
scarlet dye.
Q-Name poisonous snake
found in the United States which
is considered more deadly than
either the RATHER or the water
moccaSin7
A-The gaily colored coral
snake, found in Florida.
Q-Hollow hulls Of steel and
concrete will float, but can a
solid piece Of steel be made to
float on water?
Ayes. A steel needle will
float. il placed very carefully
on the surface OF undisturbed
water, II is supported by surface
tension, thin film formed by
molecular action.
O. What is the correct name
for native OF Cambridge, Eng
land?
Ale is called a Cantabrig-
ian.
O-How is the Belgian Congo
aiding the cause Of the United
Nations?
A-By supplying quantities OF
tin, copper, and rubber.
O-Waste fat today is saved
for the manufacture Of explo-
sives. To what practical use was
il put a, century or more ago?
A-Soap was made by boiling
a mixtures of fats and wood ash
es.
O-There Is said 10 be some
thing good in all Of us. What IS
good about the vcnomous, two
foot long lizard. the ella mon
ster?
A-Certain portions OF the
creatures flesh are regarded as
a fine delicacy.
O-What are the Maritime
Provinces?
A-Prince Edward Islam d,
Nova Scotia. and New Bruins
wick, all provinces of Canada.
(Which of the allied pow
crs in World War | suffered
the most casualties, and which
the least
A-Russia's casualties W G r e
over 100000 men. while Jap
ans were but 1910.
Q-What is the eldest hand.
so often mentioned in card rule
books?
A-The hand to the left OF the
dealer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Book Reuiews

swers number OF questions
both parents have asked them
selves.
Pre- Sabotage youngsters us
ually manage to find ways of
passing the time. but now and
then. or oftener. they run out Of
ideas. Authors Charlotte c.. Gar
rison and Emma Dickson Sheehy
give tips on how 10 cope with
these periodic domestic upheav-
ais.
They do more than offer sug-
gestlons as to how to keep a
child busy and out OF mischief
on a rainy day. They go into
child psychology in simple.
clear, but thorough way, and in
struct parents in encouraging
talents which may not be ap-
parent. Painting, music, hand
crafts are discussed.
The authors know whereof
they speak, as result OF study at
the famous Horace Mann School.
There are a number OF illustra-
tons.
GOTHAM AS WAS
After reading This Was New
York by Frank Monaghan and
Marvin Lowenthal Doubleday
Doran. S2.75), you understand
why so many inns can advertise
truthfully that they once enter
tanned George Washington. Ira
vel by stage coach in the early
days of American history involv-
ed many stops, and Washington
got around.
Authors Monaghan and Low
enthal have searched exhaus-
lively through the records Of in
FAINT New York's unkempt, gos-
sipy, rough-and-tumble early
history and have discovered
many interesting anecdotes and
helpful hints for students Of the
city's past. Their book is enliv-
ened with humorous incidents OF
persons important in American
history.
The authors have a happy fac
ulty for combining human inter-
est with factual data. and This
Was New York" is an altogether
entertaining and worth-reading
document.