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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

much good out Of the scheme
are furthermore reduced by cur
rent economic trends toward an
even higher price level which
may make the dollars that they
pay in worth only half AS much
in terms Of bread. meat and
clothing 10. 20. or 40 years hence
when the few who want govern
ment help demand their remit
tanceS.
I THINK the explanation prob.
ably is that the workers think
nothing because they are forcing
the employer to contribute half,
The truth about this, of course,
Is that the workers wage rates
and further wage increases de-
pend on the employers ability 20
pay them out of profits. To this
extent, the workers are limiting
themselves against future wage
Increases. in return Tor doubtful
benefits for a few.
They should see. if the liberals
do not, that under the current
social security system, the fed
erai government has collected
81 900 100000 a year in taxes
from them and paid few benefits
10 few people. No one can con-
tend that social security as so
far practlced by the government.
has brought any real security TO
the people.
TO date, it has largely been a
Il measure for collecting taxes
amid lnflallonarY price advances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Paul MaIIon Says:
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON. June 8 The
" e.rlcan Federation Of
Labor has come forward with a
new social security bin tWag-
ner-DungelD 10 which the gov
eminent privately contributed
The services OF ITS expert social
security economists.
This IS the plan. the counter
part OF the supposedly ScnSa-
uonal Beverage plan IN Eng
land. II represents the current
theory of orthdoN liberalism
that q nation and ITS people VIII
bc helped and willmake progress
IL all the workers pay q big tax
out OF their pay envelope IN rc-
turn for some promised future
benefits
In This case The workers
would pay the colossal sum Of
S4.000.O00 900 a year Cenoueh "a
run the whole government of
The Coolidge era. with $1,000
100000 left ovcr) and the en-
ployers S4.OOO.OOO.0OO. The tax
would be - per cent half on the
worker, half on the employer.
THE total collection Of $1,000
Il 100000 each year lenough
10 run the New Deal i'm one of
MS average spending years.
would he i'm addition 10 all fed
cral income and state faxes
Every one would paw IN. but
few would take ont. The honC-
fits promised include the usual
ones Of old age and unemploy-
mcnt, and many now ones in
GLIDING medical and hospital in
surance. disability and oven
care during maternity difficult
ties.
These projections against the
hazards Of existence are those
which each man has attempted
10 provide for himself in all the
history Of the world up until
recently. and which each man
could hereafter provide for him
self if he could got the security
Of a Job al good pay
This primary job-pay require
ment for security is not included
in the plan. but if the govern
ment Is able 10 maintain rea-
sonably prosperous country, OBJ
Viously most of the workers will
never need any of these federal
benefits. or be satisfied with the
remittanceS proposed.
OVEN in the worst OF the last
~ depression. only one fifth of
the workers were unemployed.
If this proposal were applied to
that most extreme period Of
direSt need. il would still he
tax on all workers for support of
one-fifth Of the workers.
How the liberal politicians
have been able 10 sell this mat
ter as a business proposition 10
union labor (CIO endorses III,
is something l cannot UNDER
stand in view of the fact that
most Of the skilled AFL workers
cannot expect TO be out Of jobs,
and many die before reaching
old age retirement or resist re-
tirement as most men do.
Worst of all, from the labor
standpoint, is the removal Of
$4,000, 100000 A year from busl-
ness channels. thus diminishing
the field of labor employment by
that amount.
Worker chances Of getting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Ships Cook
Decorated

Wounded when his ship was
torpedoed ~ the occupation 81
Anchitka Island. IN the Aleuuans
Ships Cook Il John Jacobs Of
the Dearborn naval training sta
ZION. has been awarded the Purple
Neart he navy announced loaal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
ALUMINIUM COMPANY OF AMERICA

The nbtTs wbieb The V.-ah and The planes
Vio, largely made Of aluminium The metal thar flies B To
The e41,ror1 total Ala bas mov a" doubted IT'S 0an ff1 ~
tire yearS through $3.50 10000 SELF financed xtanon program In
addition, building has bai wibo proft t 20 Gocnuent
projects catiort Acos has been selected BY THE Gop0sput
these Plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
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How to Send V...-MuI Letter
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z. PRINT his name address, rank rating, unit TO
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page, and on the outside.
g. Write your letter within the marginal limits of the
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Wanted to Shore
e. 10

Would like to share my home
with 2 ladies or married cou-
pie. Home privileges. 1906
Washington Ave, New Balti-
more.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
FARMS

FARMS
7794 acres. Is Mile Road,
good land and bldg. 1900 f.
frontage on M97.
30 acres of garden soil, fruit
trees with garage home, chick
en- coop, only $4,000 - $500
down. Balance $50 per month.
Old fashioned homestead, in
line condition 6 rooms and
bath. chicken coop, 5 acres good
garden land; some fruit, beauti-
full shade trees-only $500.
I rms. and bath, like new, ga
rage, 4 acres good land, river
runs through property; deep
enough for cabin cruiser.
HOUSES
room house, lot 50X146,
good well, $3.50, $3.50 down
G room and bath, full basement.
hot air heat, 2 car garage; in
Mount Clemens. 50, $50, Sl,250
down 6 hcom home, "a mile
from Selfridge Field bridge, 3
bedrooms. living room 9Xl8.
dining room, kitchen bath, cir
culating heater, . car garage.
lot l60Xl50, 81 500, $4,000
down.
! rms. bath, utility > car ga
rage. lot 70x230. on Harper,
1850.
Lots 10Ox360. ] block from
south Gratiot. S595. SIS down,
balance easy monthly payments.
WE SELL STATE LANDS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

Al Buick DIR. sedan a
beauty-radio, heater, 5 tires,
AIS license.
Al Ford special Deluxe, 3
pass. Comparable, heater -
excellent tires, '43 license.
Al Pontiac ST. line sedanette
90 TO choose from-radio,
heater and in perfect condition.
81 Hudson 4 DIR. sedan, new
paint, radio, heater, 5 tires -
priced right.
SO Plymouth del-4 DIR. Sc
dan. Excellent rubber-ready to
go-terms.
80 La Sale s pass. coupe.
radio. heater, 43 license. This is
real buy.
Trade TO day-12 months to
pay.
PRIEHS SALES co.
Phone SOIL Macomb a. Pine
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
McEvoy & Dunlap


ksplundh Tree Co. wants men
16 to so for tree trimming on
telephone lines in Oak an d
County; ST. dy work year
around: essential work. Good
pay. Write or apply A. Cobb.
sol f. Mansfield. Pontiac. Is,
Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

John Deere double pillow. 50.
Just like new, and other farm
equipment. p n one l43Fl2,
New Haven.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Music. poneins. Dromoties C-3

Accordion and Guitar--Pri-
vate and class lessons. All in
struments furnished Honolulu
Conservatory OF Music and
Dance. SLY North Walnut, Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Houses for Sole

7 room house on $50 Barbara
St. Inquire George Stroh, Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Rooms, Without Board d.
Rooms. for Housekeeping DID,

, ligh, housekeeping rooms
for nice couple Inquire Is SO.
Gratiot. Apt No. 5
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

room house near Gratiot
avenue. Excellent condition. bar
gain; also, will sell several val
liable so foot lots in newest resi-
dental section OF city at a sac
rifice at this time TO postwar
home-buycrs. Cash or terms.
Phone 5674 before 8 a. M; Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
BE- Wanted to Rent

Would like TO rent a home
in town about or more rooms.
Would consider lower flat. Will
pay $40. TO anyone leading 20
rental of such apartment. Call
2028.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21

Modern bungalow, SEQ I
Blvd. near Gratiot, frame s
rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms,
cement drive TO garage-only
$4,000. Terms. Shown by APP
pointment only. w. c.. Fenton,
Lawyers Bldg. opposite Coun-
~ Bldg. Phone 1921 days -
2973 anytime.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Use the Want Ads They Lou in They Really Get Results
"a Wonted-Automotive
E-9 Houses For Sale

4 room modern home. bath,
utility room. screened in porch,
2 car garage. side drive, chick
en- house. including gas range,
oil burner. Priced S4,750. $500
down. Inquire 1871 Glenwood or
Phone 7545, Mt. Clemens.
Nice 5 room cottage, modern.
large lot, beautifully situated.
Priced to sell.
8 room house, north section
of town. In good repair. Must
be sold in 80 days. We advise
you to investigate this one.
5 rooms, north section of
town, modern, corner lot, gar
age.
GATZ REALTY
1917 North Gratiot, Mt. Clemens
Phone 652l
3 room house on 3Ox60 lot
in city, ll4l2 Euclid. Price $500.
cash. Mr.. Bolar at 4699 North
Ave, just past Hall road.
6 room modern house in ex-
cellent condition: double gar
age, cement drive. Phone 1880
Mt. Clemens.
Brick house on Market SIS
down, 6 room apartment up.
Vacant lots are cheap. buy
now and build later-it will pay
dividends. 3 Crocker Boulevard
lots at Bargain Prices.
r. {. Howard
REAET6R
sos Monitor-Leader Bldg.
Phone GAIL or $3.50 Residence
loke ond River Frontage F-5
S975.00 takes vacant building
on large plot Of ground near
Mt. Clemens. $4,000 per month.
no down payment Building
must be improved before oc-
cupying Phone SOFA.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
E. A. Kerner

rms city water. toilet, sew
or, now rented for SIS month
81 900.
3 rms. bath $500 - $3.50
down.
3 rms bath, utility room. hot,
cold water, lot 5OXl40-s22OO-A
$500 down.
rms l floor. bath, garage.
So 500-Sl 900 down.
> houses on lot. one rented
for s20-s3, 600 for both-s50O
down.
rms. bath. car garage -
$1,000 $500 down.
6 rms modern. centrally 10
Gated 81 300-1-3 down.
s rms. bath, , car garage. lot
l60Xl20-S4500-Sl, 900 down.
) rms. new, with electric
stove, , 40 #. lots-S5 900 -
$1,000 down.
family, 6 rms up 6 down -
Sc. 500-Sl 500 down.
10 acres. vacant inside city
limits of New Baltimore. SIPS
acre.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-21
Typewriter Repoir
VuIeonixins

Vulcanizing, tires vulcanized.
Gaping, reliners; III b er
boots vulcanized. IL hour service
Bill Reynolds, rs Washington,
Mt. Clemens, Phone 5097.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
News Of Connecticut
GU. S. Navy Photo from NEA)

Spellacy respectfully declined today, because of previous engagements.
 minded friends, however were hopeful he would send proxy.
 Derby, Conn, May 28-(UP)-The Marvellous Dye & Printing company plant was destroyed by fire last night, at an estimated loss of ESQ., 900 several hours after another fire had been extinguished.
 About 45 persons were thrown out O. work. Officials said they were investigating the cause of the fires.
 New Haven, Conn.,, May 28.-(UP) Establishment in general hospitals of clinics and departments for the mentally i'll was urged by Dr. Roy L. Leak, retiring president of the Connecticut State Medical society, at the closing session of the organi- zation's 151st annual meeting late yesterday.
 Dr. Leak, superintendent of Con- necticut State Hospital at Middle town, said that many mentally i'll cases may be treated under circum- stances not greatly different from those found in a general hospital. Such units would provide an excel lent opportunity to share in the pre- vention of mental illnesses, as well as for temporary care and observa- tion"
 Persons, he said, could 90 to a general hospital fin confidence of finding help and in no fear of be- ing committed as insane"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
POPPY SALESMEN
 GUESTS OF POST
Youngsters Set New Rec- ord for Wilson Unit of
 American Legion

First prize as leader of the Wilson Post, American Legion, poppy cam paign has been won by Freddie Jenkins, member, with total sale of 500 peoples. Milton Ferguson holds second place with 400 peoples sold. During the current sale, two thousand peoples have been report ed sold by Wilson Post. A party will be held in honor of the 25 volunteer poppy sellers at Thompson Legion hall on Bishop street tomorrow from 4 to p. m.
 The graves of departed comrades and veterans will be decorated by the post at Pine Grove cemetery to- morrow at p. m. with auxiliary members who wish to assist. They will meet at the post rooms at 1:30 before proceeding to the cemetery. Those who will be honored are the late William Davis, Lawrence Mum and William Berkley. Special tribute will be made the late post Com mander William Thompson who Is buried in Virginia.
 Post delegates to the department convention of the American Legion to be held in Groton June 1920, were named as Commander Hamp- ton Steward and Adjutant Joseph c. Hazel, with Senior Vice-Com- mander George Stevens and Service Officer John Rhinehardt as alter mates.
 Auxiliary delegates include Elmar Rhinehart, president, and Laura Scott. Alternates are: Elsie Mum, secretary and Ruby Allen.
 Rev. Jonathan Reed, pastor of Grace Baptist church will deliver a Memorial Day service at the church Sunday at II 8. m. Carol Sans, Jr., will sound "Taps" as brief tribute to the posts dead.
 The members of the post and auxiliary are to meet in the post rooms at 10 a. m. in uniform in or der to march in a body to the church.
 The auxiliary of the post will hold a fish and spaghetti supper at Thompson Legion hall tomorrow from to 8 p, m. 1t was an- nounced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

Hartford, Conn, May 2S.-(UP)- invited to attend the annual beef barbecue of the Connecticut Slaugh- terers' Association and "eat all you want-itS free" Mayor Thomas j.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
INCOME TAX MUST
 BE PAID JUNE l5
Quarterly lnstallment Due Regardless of Action
 Taken By Congress

Gabriel Price, senior zone deputy of the local office of the bureau of internal revenue urged taxpay- CTS to pay their second installments as soon as possible, the deadline for which is June 15. One-half of the years tax must be paid at that time, he stated, no matter what the tax program is, according to congressional ruling.
 However, he declared, persons who have already paid half their tax for the year will not be requested to file by June IS. Persons who paid more than the first quarterly installment may pay in amount to equal half the annual tax by June Is.
 Persons who have already paid income taxes in full will be given credit in some form by the Treasury Department on all taxes they have paid beyond the first two install ments, if a-pay-as-you-go program is adopted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
IRISH-AMERICANS
 TO HOLD OUTING

Plans for an annual outing will be discussed at a meeting of the Irish American Social Club will be discussed at 8 meeting of the Irish American Social Club at 19 Bank street at 8 o'clock this evening, 1t was announced today by Patrick Cream. president. Committee mem- bers for the event will be appoint ed at tonight's session.
 The new bylaws committee will read reports, and members are urged to attend in order that the bylaws may be discussed before being printed.
 During June, July and August, the club will meet once a month, 1t was stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
ALLEGED DIMOUT VIOLATORS PAY
Assault, Robbery Case Is Continued When Bus De-
 lays Principal Witness

Five dollar fines were paid by eight dimout violators in Municipal court this morning as a result of the police drive against improperly shaded headlights. Another violator, Francis J. Greco, 26, of 21 Spark St., failed to appear.
 The names of the men paying fines are: Thomas Connata, 38, 102 Auburn Ave, Joseph Carey, 34, 57 Bronx Ave; John J. Delinikaitis, 29, Hall Ave, Oakville: Raymond F. McHugh, A, 325 Cooke St.; Mitchell Hitler, 25, 52 Beacon St.; Hyman Ross, 47, 72 Wentworth St.; William Summa, 26, 13 Pemberton St.; and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

Domenic Margiotti. June 10, lo4l; Francis H. and Genevieve I. Rosen- beck, Sept. IA, 1942; Michael Jan- netto, July 3. 1922; Pauline J. Der- ouin, July Il, 194l; and Salvatore July IS, 1942.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

Samuel Burger, 42, Middlebury Rd., Watertown.
 The case of four youths charged with assault and robbery on three Naugatuck boys was held over until tomorrow because of the absence of the principle states witness, Nick Clark, who missed the bus from Naugatuck. Clark claims to have been beaten and robbed in an alley of East Main street, May 13, as an aftermath of a dice game in the park. The boys arrested in the case
 are: Louis Gallucci, IS, 727 Meriden Rd., Leonard Cipollone, Is, 987 Bank St.; Patrick Cipollone, IT, 987 Bank St., and Rocco Flammia, IT, of 208 Orange St.
 Robert Davis, 35, alias Robert Brown, 903 Pearl Lake Rd., arrested on charge of housebreaking and burglary, was bound over to superior court on a bond of $2,000.
 A charge of violating city ordi- nance by discharging target pistol within city limits against Donald Brennan, IT, was granted nolle ab- solute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

six mortgage assignments to the Waterbury Trust Company in the office of the town clerk. The mort gages, all involving local residents. and the dates of the loans are as follows:
 Sabato D'Ambrosi Feb. 4, 1922;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
ENVOY MANUEL
 MORE FOR ARMY

William Kennedy and Warner An derson, Warner contractee, are late additions to cast of Irving Berlin's '"This Is the Army" The actors will appear in Kate Smith se- quenceS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28
BANK COMMISSIONER
 FILES ASSIGNMENTS

Walter Perry. state bank commis- sioner and successor receiver of the Merchants Trust Company, has filed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

Sweden may ration electric power, Onet ype of anesthetic is applied by injuection into the blood stream
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

1raq is greatly increasing its ap- propriations for military buildings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-28

Rock wool, which widely used as insulation for buildings, is made from Slag from blast furnaces.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
lR MES TURIktE GERU DRAUGU!

MERlKOS spaudoje per suvirs menesi laiko jau Ell
ma placios diskusijos apie Rusjos pasimojma uz-
grobtl mazas II dldesnes kamynnes sails, ka pra
deo ziema Rusams sektis Vokiecius stumti atgal.
Nezurint kad bolsevkai turi Amerikoje savo pa
prktu agentu kue per spauda r radio skeidzia Krem-
liaus mperialisu selus tikri nuosirdus demokrats-
li Amerikiecai, be jokiQ pingu r papirknu sa-
zines vadovauJami, randa galinybu ir ir argumentu
uztartl tas Sovietu nusizymetas praramui tautas e
1skea IL lrodlnela Atlantic Carterio paragraphs kuias
remnants Amerika pasireiske uz tu tautu lasve r
priklausomybe If ragina net reikalaua kad pasren-
dana Atlantic Carteriu ir savo zoniskumo principals
Americas vyriausybe rupint1s atstaty1nu sutre1tos
etuvos r kitu mazu Saiu ir kad tue pradetu rupnts
dabar.
Kad Prezldentas Roosevelt pasiryzes laikytis savo
principu isdestytu Atlantic Carterye iuda 10 pares-
kimas spaudos astovans Jis bendras zodziais pasa-
Ike names jog ktos valtybes suprato koks sos Sales
nusistatymas yra, kada vel jo palausta apie tai Ia
Rooseveltas pareiske prizes pat Edeno atvykima
Mes zinome kad parsdaveliai agenta paprastai gar
sau reka r tode ju rksna per radio ir spaudoe mus
daznal net isgasdina, taciau trekme Wilt kad Prezi-
dentas Roosevelt iSteses savo zod Xxi pat gallo
luo pacu tarpu NUNS reikia daryti daugiau il
daugiau draugu 1etuvai zyniu Amerile6u tarpe k1l-
re, nepaprk tyra Saline r zmoskumo principals pa
slremdami gaetu uz musu tevyne kalbet musu tautos
interesus uztarti.
Jiems, znoma, rekalinga paduoti r tinkamos me-
dabar jau spausdnama buvusio Amerikos Ministe1io
Lietuvai DR.. Oven J. C. Norem knyga apie Lietuva
TIMELESS. IITHUANIA.
~ Jos isleidimui reikalinga paramos Amerkos Lie.
tuvlal prldeklt savo pet prize to didelio darbo s
kad If mazos pastangos pades ta naudnga knyga sk-
blal lselsti Savo aukas siuskt LVS Spaudos Komisi
jai, $500 Superior Ave.. Cleveland Ohio