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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

fight to the finish with the
National War Labor Board and
with Chairman Davis, whom he
has met in combat on previous
occasions.
Whatever the outcome, and
whatever your likes and dis
likes may be, concerning the
personality of the man or his
ethics, you must admit that
John L. Lewis has certain ad-
mirable qualities. Probably no
man in America has had the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL

by identical yet there is no Geapo
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL
you organizations individuals of an organlza-
on bill which would appoint commission which would
their initiation fees be- how much dues mem
ber who not run for oce IN the ohoS
which would forbid the workers from using their ony
pkeng which would order Union books and documents
to be open for inspection by the public?
You gentlemen would not regulations
organization like those which by your
Bill you impose labor That
definitely is not the golden rule
Most of you members Businessmen organization
the world such must know that liberty
have been totally destroyed even the face
hard bitten tyants down through the
ages to repress and ensave
Most of gentlemen making sacrifices for the war effort
umphant aggresors Europe and Asia who
would ensave both you and us if they could do so,
LET REASON RULE
Most of you are reasonable men, you
takes why your sincerity by repudiat
your House Bill 1913 awakening the fact
that William Snow has sold bill of goods that can't
sibly want?
Many you businessmen hate your
which hating the administrations
skip recall again the words of Lincoln
appeal you only the founder of the
Republican party but whom all profess to admire and
WHAT LINCOLN SAID
point about which clear thinking per-
and he uttered uer words than these
A labor the nation All that harms labor
America No line between these If
tells he America fears labor he fool There
is America without labor"
You gentlemen have made in endorsement of
House Bill 1913 You have been msead and duped by William Snow
whose speech and activities suspicion his sincerity
realize it is asking great deal ask retrac your
dosemen of House Bill 1913; but also know will with
that takes character and for individual
organization, to admit their
This letter not merely because speaking for labor but
because myself small businessman, and know
knew when business that unless labor is
and free business and industry possibly be and
free
Wake Small Businessmen, being betrayed by
who would regulate would regulate labor he able
to reach the pinnacle which his mdected aspiring ambition
is directing him.
Sincerely,
o. j. Pecord
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Il Most FedrSOnle
Disease
by Robert Burkart
PEGLER 1T is -

PEGLER 1T is -
recently had occasion to hear
an ordinarily normal, sane per-
son spring to the defense of
Westbrook Pegler. Not only did
this person champion West
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
What's NeU?
By EDWARD J. DUCK.
Educational Director, Local IL, UAW-CIO
LEWIS GOES TO BAT

LEWIS GOES TO BAT
Once again the dynamic voice of the mine work.
ers' leader is making itself heard from coast to
coast John L. Lewis is at it again!
The former CIO leader is today engaged in a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Washington
Scene
By VIRGINIA GARDNER
BY Federated Press
NURSERY SCHOOLS

can't stand the pressure any
longer. For months now when
labor editors have written in
saying, "Please in a few brief
paragraphs sketch the way to go
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
House Bill 1913
By Melvin Schultz,
President Local IL, UAW-CI0
LABOR IN PROTEST

Local IL is joining it's voice with that of other
Unions throughout the state in protesting House
Bill 1913 which had its first hearing in committee
last Tuesday night, March 30, in Columbus.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
It's NeaUs TO Me
BY o. J. PECORD

AN OPEN LETTER TO
TOLEDO SMALL BUSlNESSMENS GROUP
GENTLEMEN Your organization has been imposed upon by
young attorney, William Snow.
Mr. Snow you realize and hope it not
part sold bill of goods support
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

another, as it Paul McNutt's
NV excuse is that it took me
long weary days to find out
something about the setup on
nursery schools. After every
fresh onslaught against the nur-
sery situation, l felt too de-
pressed to write it. If / started
out fresh on a sparkling spring
morning to do it, I'd make one
phone check and find out every
thing was different.
But one thing | don't want to
do is to further the sort of thing
some Of the Children's Bureau
and Office of Education people
are doing in the field, ] hear.
ooh, | think you might as well
just not try to get any Lanham
act funds" some of these thin
skinned or just plain defeatist
ladies are reported as saying to
committees who had worked up
excellent community support and
had complete plan as required.
"Wait and see if congress won't
pass that pending legislation"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
NO LEGISLATION
NECESSARY

In the first place, according
to union and auxiliary people
I've talked to, no new legislation
is necessary. The Bureau of the
Budget has applied for a re-
plenishing Of Lanham act funds
(of which some $3O0,00O,000 has
been spent on all community con-
struction projects for war needs
since that act was passed, of
which from 81 ,250,000 to $780,
600 only has been for child care).
But more is available for child
care.
Secondly, the $1O,OO0,O00 asked
for in the bill introduced by Sen.
Carl Hayden Cd. Ariz.) is picay-
unish. Assistant Director Charles
Taft of the Office of Defense
Health and Welfare backs the
bill, but his own testimony be-
fore the appropriations commit
tee was that $29,725,OOO would
be needed to pay the govern
ment's share of projects for 682,-
600 children in 103 war area
cities. And this was on the con-
servative estimate Of one child
for every eight women workers.
The New York State Labor
Dept. arrived at another esti-
mate-one child for every two
women; actually, that one out of
four would have an average Of
two children.
Taft's testimony (the bill
would give all authority to his
office and no Lanham acts would
be available thereafter for child
care, it is agreed) contained
other interesting items. For in
stance, this: so far as children
under two years Of age are CON
cerned, it is our position that
the mothers should not work
at ALL"
OF course Taft didn't comment
on what a woman was TO do if
her husband was drafted and
had three kids to support on his
army pay, one Of them a year
old.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
MARANAIHA CHAPEL
North At Pine
Rev. VIM. Is. Dunn, Pastor

services Tor sunday.
$50 a m.-BIblc School for
all ages, Come!
II a. m - Morning Worship
for everybody. Special message
in song A stirring address by
the pastor.
CAS- p. M Naranatha Young
Peoples League.
las p M Another old time
Gospel service for everybody.
Good old fashioned songs you
all love. Special music both in
strumental and vocal and an
other Bible picture Bring your
friends.
Tuesday evening, 7.45-Pray-
or and praise service for every
body with a half hour Bible
Study from the epistle Of John.
Bring your Bible.
On Sunday, Sept y, we will
have with rs a new assistant
Pastor, the Rev Norman Backc
Of Chicago. a young man gradu-
ate Of the Chicago Gospel Tab
ernacle and also Of Moody IN
stitute. You will want TO meet
HIM.
A hearty welcome a wa Y s
awaits YOU al MARANATHA.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
Lesson Text: Numbers 10:
IL. IL, 1886
By WILLIAM +. GILROY, DID.

The irreverent Trader Horn,
whose African experiences made
for the public best-selling
book some years back, said Of
the famous missionary, David
Livingstone. that he was more
wont TO say, Let us march,
than Let us pray"
As a matter of fact Living
stone was both a man OF prayer
and a man Of action, and both
go together in all sincerely re-
ligious life.
We have had in the previous
lesson the story of Israel's con-
secration, or at least the record
of the effort of Moses 10 estab-
lish nation in integrity and
strength, in his insistence that
only a holy nation could be
chosen Of God.
We now see Israel on the
march, beginning what was to
be a long and troubled journey
to the Promised Land. Unfor-
tunately the people did not re-
ceive with fullness the teachings
OF Moses concerning the nation S
security and strength, and their
failure 10 live up TO the ideal of
holy and chosen people led to
tasks of the new day? When
victory comes, will the principles
Of holiness as we have seen
them emphasized in the demand
for integrity, fairness, consider
alton for others, be our supreme
quest? Or will we turn, as ma
tons in peril have again and
again turned when the peril was
past, to the selfish and upright
eous ways that have brought dis
aster upon the world.
This lesson about the march to
Canaan and all that befell Israel
on the way is very practical,
timely lesson for study just now.
America is called of God just as
much as Israel was in ancient
times. For us. as for Israel of
old, there is Land of Promise,
and we can enter in, or we can
fail, or we can wander into con-
fusion and have the day of our
entrance set far away, with the
assurance of further years Of
suffering ahead.
Which shall il be? The world
is waiting to know, for just as
God set Israel for the blessing
of others besides themselves, as
surely has He set us for the
blessing and uplifting Of fallen
and stricken peoples in this war
torn world.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
Sunday School Lesson

their tragic wanderings in the
wilderness.
The Promised Land has always
been the symbol of mans march
toward something better. Canaan
is the homeland Of the souls
noblest quest: il is the tomorrow
which the world is seeking in a
better society.
The story of Israel is the
story OF the pitfalls and dangers
to be avoided il we would attain
the goal: as il is the story Of the
positive inspirations and pur-
poses that can make our jour
neying effective. There is a
Promised Land for every indi-
vidual; there is a Promised Land
for every nation and people.
Just now nations and peoples
who want the better way are on
the march, and in the midst of
toll and conflict. The enemies
of progress have never been so
strong. or so powerfully organ
lied, but their power is waning,
and there is little doubt as 10 the
issue.
The real doubt concerns our
selves. Will we be equal to the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
Law No. Is QO7


United States 81 America In The Dis
trict Court Of the United States for
the Eastern District OF Michigan. South
ern Division.
United States OF America Petitioner
vs. Certain Parcels NJ Land in Mscomb
County, Michigan. and William J. Masch.
ct al. Defendants.
ORDER FIXING DATE OF HEARING
At a session OF said Court held in the
Federal Building In the City of Detroit.
Michigan, this 18th day Of August. A..
d. 1919. Present: Honorable Edward j..
Monet, United States District Judge
In the above entitled cause the United
States Of America having filed and pre-
scented to the Court It's petition as COM
mencement 81 judicial proceedings TO
take private property for the use and
benefit Of the public as a temporary
shelter under the Act OF March 1, la4l
and for related military and war pur-
poses. and II appearing TO this Court
that said petition IL sufficient in form
and substance, upon the motion of Char
les y. Duffy, Special Assistant United
States Attorney, representing said Petit
toner II Is hereby ordered.
A. That George NJ Read, Clerk OF this
Court. be. and he hereby is. appointed
Guardian ad Item for all persons, II
any. named as respondents in this pc
tition concerning whom II is known or
shall become known that they are mi
nors insane persons or incompetent per-
sons;
n. That the Monitor Leader, q news
paper published in Macomb County.
Michigan, being the county in which
the land described in said petition Is
located, ana In the Eastern District OF
Michigan, he and u hereby is. deSis-
mated as the newspaper In which a copy
Of this Order shall be published as pro-
vided BY law:
c. That this proceedings be held open
for determination Of a Just compenss
ton 80 shall be directed by this Court
upon subsequent hearings thereof and
Tor such further. other and different
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Christian and Missionary
"a Clair Avenue
Larry DeShayes. Pastor
. IS A. m.-Sunday School.

945 a m.-Sunday School
IL a m. - Morning Worship,
Sermon by the Pastor Where
Is the Promise Of His Coming"
645 p. m. $50 Young People 5
Meeting.
745 p. M EvanGclistic serv-
ice Special Music Pastor De-
Shayes speaking on the subject,
Heaven VIII Not Wait
Thursday, 745 p. m. - Bible
Study and Prayer.
Saturday, $40 p. m - Street
Corner Meeting al the County
Building
We wish 10 announce the com
ing OF Rev. Arthur Bloomfield,
of Angola, Indiana who will be
with us from Sept. IA 10 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
Today's Sermonette

ognize the physical needs. After
all, the physical blessings of this
world are of little consequence
10 the individual unless there is
spiritual fibre of some strength
in that same individual. God S
gifts mean little 10 man I'M
less he is appreciative. Appreci-
alton 10 God for His bountiful
blessings can be shown in va
rious ways. Perhaps we might
watch the branches of the tree,
and learn from them.
The roots cannot be watched,
and no one questions the indi-
vidual about the content Of his
purse, or how he works for his
boss, or how active he may be
10 make provision for the physi-
cal. However, everyone can OBJ
serve the branches! May we also
take note of the fact that the
branches serve! There is not only
a happy mingling of the practi-
cal and the devotional, but there
is also a balance of getting and
giving! There must be, or the
tree becomes a second rate tree,
and may even be cut down.
Friends, we ought to know that
t.tn ct
earthly and heavenly. Perhaps
we do know that, but may we
show il ever and again, in our
daily relations with men and
women, at home, at work, at
school, and in all our waking
moments. Ask God, and He will
guide you in life's confused cur
rents!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
N.A.k.(.p. 10 Hold
Mass Meeting Sunday

There will be a mass meeting
of the MA A.C.P. sponsored by
the Mount Clemens branch, Sun
day, Sept. 5 at 3 pm. at the
St. Luke A.ME. church, Rose
Vile. Mich. The principal
speaker will be Or. j. l.. Leach,
state president of the socia-
ton.
Music will be rendered by the
Macomb county choir union.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
ST. PAULS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Corner Canal and Hayes RdS.
George WintcrStein, Pastor

Sermon on NJ ic a h 2, 6-13.
God S Glorious Greatness as
Seen IN His Dealings with Men.
German al $50, communion
service, English at II p. m
Sunday S hoo and Bible
Class begin this Sunday at 10 30
m.
Sunday School teachers meet
Tuesday at 3 p. m.
Ladies AID meets Thursday al
3 p m.
The Saturday Instruction class
begins on Saturday. Sept. II. at
$50 m This is for children
who are at least in the 9th
grade.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
Rev. Lynn *. Tschudy
ROOTS AND BRANCHES

Someone wrote this brief So
liloquy about a tree which knew
the secret of living:
"One must eat, argued the
roots.
lone must pray" whispered
the branches.
"One must get" argued the
roots.
One must serve" whispered
the branches.
"One must go deep" argued
the roots.
One must reach high" whis-
pered the branches.
On this Labor Day Sunday,
and on every day of labor, we
might do we'll TO take note Of
the trees soliloquy. Perhaps in
the times when people prefer
10 take sermons from nature, a
bit OF guidance as to the type
of preaching nature does would
not be amiss. 1t is really the
same that God gives us through
other sources. 1t is for us 10 as
simulate, and to use for our
best personal souls salvation. In
connection with this soliloquy,
let us remember the order of
the petitions of the Lords Pray
ed. After the petitions in which
we recognize Our Father, and
His Holiness. the importance OF
His Kingdom, and the need for
our cooperation in bringing 1t
10 come on earth as 1t is in
Heaven above - we then rec
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Mount Clemens, Mich.
North Avenue al Hubbard
Nnrth ANenle AT Hmhhard

Sunday morning service at
10 m. Subject. Man
SUNDAY School Will reconvonc
Sunday, September y, Al ll45
a. m
The Reading Room at Is
North Walnut street is open
daily exccp, Sundays and legal
holidays, from IL m until D
p. m, Saturdays, from IL a. m.
until 9 p m.
The public is cordially inyit-
cd 10 attend he Church Serv-
ices and enjoy the privileges
Of the Reading Room
This Church ls branch of
The Mother Church. The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist in
Boston, Massachusetts.
Man Will be the subject Of
the Lesson Sermon in all Chris
tian Science Churches through
out the world on Sunday. Sep
TENDER 5
The Golden Text psalms 81
81 is Marx the. perfect man,
and behold the upright for the
end Of that man, is peace.
Among the Bible citations IS
this passage (Rev. 21.3): And /
heard great voice out OF heav-
en- SAYING Behold, the taberna-
Gle of God is with men, and he
Will dwell with them. and they
shall be his people, and God
himself shall be with them, and
be their God
Corrclaiive passages 10 be
read from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
with Key 20 the Scriptures, by
Mary Baker Eddy, include the
following (p. 76) The sinlesS
joy,-the perfect harmony and
immortality Of Life. possessing
unlimited divine beauty and
goodness without a single bodily
pleasure or pain. constitutes
the only vcrltatle indeStructible
man, whose beng is spiritual
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
THE SALVATION ARMY
80 Grand Ave.
MAJOR and Mrs. :. T.. Baehovicf

MAJOR and Mrs. l.. BachoviCh
Sunday SChool-l0 a m
Holiness Meeting II a m
Young Peoples Legion go
3. nm.
Salvation Meeting 745 p m.
This viii be me final farewell
Of Major and Mrs. Back0vitch
and Shirley Cukr
Corps Cadet Class Tuesday
$50
Girl Guards Parade, Tuesday
- 30.
WomcnS Home League 49,
Wednesday ? p. M.
Public Meeting - Thursday
300 D. m
Boys Manual Training Class
Friday $50 p M. conducted
by Oliver Surbrook
Open Air services Saturday
and Sunday evenings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
GILBERT MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Nexy Street at Cherry

The Rev. Jos. Grosa of Mus
kcgon will begin his ministry
here on October /.
Gas a. m.-General Assembly
Of the Sunday School. Special
speaker and special music. Class
for all ages.
IL a. m. - Morning Worship.
Sermon by Rev. II. Pegg, Our
Life Temple Newly Occupied" 4.
$50 p. m.-Senior and Inter-
mediate B. Y. F.
1880 p, m.-Evcning Evange-
listic Service. Rev. Pegg preach
ing.
Wednesday, 1910 p m.-Pray-
or and Praise Service.
A special invitation is extend
ed 10 visitors in the city and
the soldiers and WAC's of Sell
fridge Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03

proceedings as may he according ~ Law
and as may appear lust and sppropri
ate ~ the premises.
n That the 10th day Of September A.
D, 1913. he, and the same hereby is.
fixed as the day for hearing on his
petition, and All persons named in said
petition including those hereafter listed
are hereby required 10 appear before
this Court az $50 IN the forenoon OF
said day and show cause. II any they
have, why the PRAYER IN said petition
should not he granted such persons be-
ing Township Of Warren. County OF
Macomb, State Of Michigan. Lawrence
F. Nelson, William Masoh, Amsha Mssch.
Minnie Mende and thcir unknown heirs
and assigns and such other owners and
interested parties AZ this time unknown
10 your petitioner
EDWARD ! MONET
United States District Judge
L { District Court
Eastern District 81 Michigan 81
! hereby certify that the foregoing Is
true copy Of the original on file in
this court and cause
Dated August II. 1919
GEORGE NJ. READ.
Clerk
By; ALBERT L. ALFRED
Deputy Clerk
Aus 20 81 Sept 3-l0--M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN THE
STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF MICHIGAN. SOUTHERN DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Pc
ti,ioner, vs.. Certain parcels OF land in
the Village Of Warren. County OF Ma
comb. State OF Michigan and Warren Con-
soiIdatcd School District No. 81 AL. De-
PENDANTS. Civil Docket No 1852
ORDER FIXING DATE OF HEARING
Al session OF said Court held in the
Federal Building IN the CITY Of Detroit
Michigan, this 2Sth day OF August A. D..
1919
Present. Honorable Arthur J. futile,
United States District Judge
In the above entitled cause the United
States Of America having filed and pre-
sented 10 the Court its petition as com
mencemcnt Of judicial proceedings to take
private property for the use and benefit Of
the public as a school public works prof.
oct and for related public works purposes
and II appearing 10 this Court that said
petition IL sufficient in form and sub
stance, upon the motion Of Chas r. Duffy.
Special Assistant United States Attorney
representing said Petitioner. II is hereby
ordered
a That George NJ Read. Clerk Of this
Court be. and he hereby is, appointed
Guardian ad Item for all persons II anv
named ss respondents in this petition
concerning whom " is known or shall he.
come known that they are minors insane
persons OF incompetent persons
Y. That the Monitor-Lesder q news
paper published in Macomb County Mich
igan, being the county IN which the land
described In said petition IL located. and
IN The Eastern District OF Michigan, be
and u hereby -, designated AZ the news
paper in which = copy OF this Order
shall be published as provided nv law:
c. That this proceedings be held open
for determination OF just compensation
~ shall be directed by this Court upon
subsequent hearings thereof and for such
further. other and different proceed nrs
A. may be according To law and az may
appear Just and appropriate In the
premises
D. That the 27th day Of September.
a. d. 1919. be. and the same hereby is,
fixed a. the dsy for hearing on this pc
tition. and all persons named In said petit
tion, including those hereafter listed. and
all other persons. N any. having or
claiming 10 have interest In the land, de-
scribed IN said petition. are hereby re-
uuired either 20 have their appearance IN
writing filed with the Clerk Of this Cour'
or 10 appear before this Court ON ssid
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-03
MT. CLEMENS EVANGELIS-
TIC CENTER
100 y. GratiOt Ave.
Mi Clemens

Sunday School . As m
Morning Worship III a m.
ROYAL Youth $50 p. m
Sunday Evening ENangoIStic
Services p. M.
Prayer and Praise Service,
Wednesday g y. M
Nid-weck ENangclIs,lc Scrv-
ice Fridays p M
Our young people especially
invite The young people of Mt
Clemens 10 come % church
Radio broadcast over VICAR,
Pontiac Mich 1870 ON your
dial Tune in every Sunda
morning from II a m. TO -
Noon Comes 90 You direct from
Bethel Temple at New Baltt-
more Michigan headquarters Of
the Anchor Bay ENangehStIc AS
ISOLATION
DR.. r. J Turner Pres