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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
uatici,alc 8ctaul,anes
2lecnt,,r
arieasbeboniu niunssbicnit Elm GrioIg

Die erlten 3eilc bes gtatipnal
SQUIRTING gIaencn oirentfih iinon5ier.
ten llnlinnsr,lngsprogralnms tmr-
|mau iett nllI Den Mnrft. IS iino 21OC
|iolhs Girhcitcn fiir Glepelano uno
llmaebun9 ooracipben. Gieie 9duier
.oeroen 10 ln,gebaut. bnB lie fiir 5lt-
acreiite p0lfild)e ariegsarbeiter quite
Wcbnlulgen ubgtben Die ictt iebr be-
|rotigt iperocn.
Sie 9tationaI &ouiing slgcncp gibt
ourb War Soltiins Serpice am Eu5.
lie 'Square befnnnt, bah 5lpei 9lpart.
rlents, Die cben fertiggeltellt luur0en,
ibon perllietet iu:,roen. gines oieicr
(SsbGlloe mar clu Glnfanllienbaus,
ons bon sSrau Maripn E. 6oB, 1926
@tIt 1O7. Sir. geeianet llno Ous lic
Sc, Steaierulg uerlnietete, ulo Die
Some Sipners 2pn Corporation, fiir
! oie N5M banSelno, Dies HebuuOe in
Elm S;lpeiinmilienbaus bon ic pier
3m:nern lunbul,te, bie iidD iest fiir
| sos Der 9Hpmat pcrnrieten einlblicB-
.ih ser llteliilen. geioe Mieter JIM
&rica surbciter nit ;Sanlilie, hie osr
ainNtr lpeoen feline @ohnuns su nric.
tcn b,falnen.
Nsein Sir Sbr Ginialnilienballs
Ger yieNierilng perrnieten fir 7 Sabre
taii sic Heeiering oas Salls llia in
ein ;'lucliaililierbnus, sublt ollie
SteuerlL Sppotbefen5ablun9en ein
idlieblld} Sntcreiien uno balt 90;
&aus in gutter Sronllng uno sabll
| Sbneu eipen oereillbnrten 8ctrag ols
nicrtelidbrlid,s Mietc I'M &praus lnl
uad) iieben SSabrcu gibt Die .&eglcrina
Vas Saus Dem Gigentiinter 5uriid.
Sauseiasntitmer Die anilden mol
len, ibr Sals llnljlliinbcrll. rliiiic:
iplgcnoe Ycoingllngen bciolaen. Sbl
Sous mub uube cii,cr 5ubrif Iein, III
&riegsnrbeit gcnlaht miro. Tiiriei
Sic observation-disclosures MIDI
rcrlesen.
| Die Mcgierung crlallbt Sauseigell.
tiinCrn nlh pripat ihre Sll1jer llill
S'rbanet poer ourd) tSSA uerliherte
alnleiben. TieIclbe Ma-3 Tpr5ugsrntl
| gilt iiir GrlalglIng BON Wtntcrialieil
!Suuseigentilmer fonnen ibrer He-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
knhctttpaetc l6ist eit,cn
,tstaci, N,,i ai, 1nGn,,cr
,iftN ,6ra,,cn eraeten
Iie II. g. Goat @Maro brandt
WGnner fir aftiren unS fir
tcmpprGrca 7ienit.
Die Spurs baben |'dte ufien.

@enn illnge WIinner. bie nod, mid
Is Sabre alt iino, in Ger II. g. GpaIi
Wuaro bienet lnollen lno lih gleid
nreloen. 10 tnbCn iie oen Tortell, No
tic lbren Gielitppcig lpablen tonnell
Sieie llclle neutrality-suspicious.
|puroe nun bctannt gegGben.
gSer in Ser &iiitelllpade bienen mill
fam ndbere Snicrmatiou int &efr,l
tierungsbureau 1913 Guclib slpe.
erfabren. Die Glteite @aifengattiluN
Ser &ereil.igten Staaten bral,dtptun
ner ltllo fpenoet it'd at Die Sugeth
,.ic belfen uno Seigen lpiIl, r,pie mai,
timpft."
Yatriotiihe MGnner, Die nlhi
sriegspilihtig iinb, tonnen aber uud
cine bcipnoere slrfgabe im Rabnlcli
Scr 3iiitenpahe iibernchnen. Cie
Spai @uaro Il,riliarp brauft soton,
|Eer fir ScitHeiien Stellt. Sellte, bic
| iidl iiir oieie Satigfelt nleloen, nili'en
Il Stunorn in ser Wshe sur Ser
iitgung iteben. "a perid)leoene Mllf-
poben 81 perrid)ien 1ino, iperoen feln'
Leionoeren rhpliidJen unterludungen
perlangt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
4ippe~rcinte Gkeafer
rSt Min't ,oan" bcainnt Sonncrstag
ben 20. Mai.

Scltte Sonnerstaa, Sen 20. Mai
begoun Ser ncue Slim ,sSt Mint Sap"
inn Sippoorone Sheater nit slbbpt
lto Goitcllo in Cen SitcIrollen. Tics
lit ein nllbergeiuCbnlld fonlilhel
SSllln, inoem @uo uno Sou mlftreten
l,nterltiist 'rerbcn lie bon 8rucc Mc.
Tunalo, Cecil 9cllmpap, Glgens
Taucts, Satin S'Gonlpr, Hid)arN
zane ino auoerc. 2eighton Noblcs
Srheitcr lieicrt sic idone Mlliif
Cine Sfpllnb=ibe Glpcf Yerlniere be
ginnt INN 1 llbr llah Ytltternadlt.
sSenn Sic iih einnlal gut uno langc
luollcn rerpailcn Sic sic.
len Slim nid)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
1talieii ,stsN SIC J,,paiicats,
iii,oltc
ShIub ron Seite /

Si5iliens uno Snroiniens llnb baui
Mor0italiens planen.
Sbne 2reifsl bdben Gnglanb rno
Nnerita in Stalien cine ltarfe finite
Nolonne", sic lid gcrne often al,i I'M.
iere Seite itellen lpiinoe. Sic fann BON
groBer geoentllng fiir oie @eiheb,
1iiiie aperoen. lobalo einnlaI umlcre
>ruppen alif scr Mppenlubolbinlel
isliB gefaBt baben ulto Saourd) Meppl-
te unO giirgerfrieg cine groBere Soff-
:lung allf Grfolg baben ais beute, 100
S,lmlnler iofort Die Sroulng in Sta.
lien nit riicfiid)tslulem Ginias aller
Clnifiihterurgsmittel mnbriheinlld)
erfolereld ipieOer berItellen ,piiroe.
Sails gum 9eiipieI oie slIliiertcn
nod ltebernabme Ser TIanfenitellune
in Saroinien lno &oriifa in ser Nibe
BON 8enlm lanDen apiiroen uno Damn
onrh Die Epebene bis an Die gbria
sogen. mare Stollen bon Sitlers
Itahtplbire. abgetreunt. Oas lpiiroe
svtu'iplinis 6egncr sur Grbebuns er.
nr.ltigen uno Der &riegsfiibrllng piel.
ieid,t Die Moglihfeit 9eber, Stalien
iiiolid Scr Socbene iih ielbit 81 iiber
laiien.
slber Sen gSee Ser sllliicrten bon
8enlta nod SeneSig bari man lid'
niht uls elnen leihten Spurmerlpa
slergan9 poritellen. Sitler miro, un
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20

Tieie Mdnner neroen einaeihpo-
rem, erbalten llniforlnen l,no bie an
ocrcn 8eraiinltieiineelt Ser Il. g.
Streitirdste, aber feline iinan3ieGo
JntIohnilng. Nber es lit cine beipn-
,ere patrioiild)e 11tigfeit, Die ieoenl
Manr, oeruitt nit scr Wnffe in bas
bano oignen fann, cine grpBe Benus
a,ng gibt.
@e,itieSeue sluigdoen lirb ,il CT.
iilllcr am 2ano, an SEN lliern unA
mi Sen Shifien Ser Goait @.urb. Mh
lid) iibcrnebmen M1nner, oie lib mel
oen ibre slufgabe iiir ariegsbuuer
@cln lie n5cr ms'dpioen lpolleiL
lucll tie bie erforbsrlifc 3eit llid)t
nebr aufbril,gen fGnnen, 10 Itebt Ser
'ieiiguierlmg nid)ts ilu @egeSultocr-
re ,peroen benotigt. oenn man mlb
tpoenfcn, Dab man 1 ober 5 tent
porare Ndnner brnitcht. Inn eil,en
aftiuen Mann fir Sen &rie9sbionit
Irel iu nlndWn.
User iid) fiir bieien &ilisoienit III
trreIiiert, frage bite nah Seutuant
COMMANDER 5. Nan Tapis, 100
Seth 9uiloine, GlcuelallS.
Tiiricn luir nm nod elm paar
@orte iiber Die Spar's auiiigen? Sic
ie Silistr,lppe bat cine iuid,tiee slui-
lobr ST eriiillen. Sc uebr Sral,ell
lid, nleloen, oeito niebr Manner fon-
ncn iiir sen lpihtiGen attipen &rieea
oienit frei gemaht lperoer.
slnerjfanilhe giirgerinnen, Die
,luiiden 20 unb 80 Sabre alt 1ino.
fonmen iiir oie 'Spar's III Irage. "a
Die Suote crrsitert lpuroe, lino lpei.
icre SteGungen auh fiir iunge 6rau-
an nit Spe5ialfeunillilien frei. Gte
snsige Iorausieslns hit, oab ienlano
eeiuno lit uno slpei Sabre Die bobere
Sd},lle bei,d)t bat. gtdbere slllsfunIt
fcnu man nliinclid) coer ld,riftlih i'll
giiro Der Spar's I'M Marlbau Blog.,
Glcpelano, erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
N,,i,,l, Ste,serplat, eli,
,,crtuirrcn>es 0elek

Naibington. 9tadoen Dor sluei $50
6en oas sbeeoronetenbaus oem ioge.
Eannten Hiunlplan ieine 8efebn,i=
Gll,g geseben tutte, ipuroe er nun
pom Senat lpieoer ge1noert uno an
Oas slbeeoronetanfals 5ltriideeibidt
hit ,entipred)erOen" genberull9er,.
IS bat feincn @ert bariiber 81, berid,s
ten, mas Scr .leue JhltmLplan" ocs
S:enats nun ausgibt - 0enn cas- glb.
aeproneterbaus bat nudr ipieoer 0n-
ran gstinOert unN am Gnoe funn man
m;rflit iaeen: ~Yiele &ode ueroer-
btu Sen 8rel!" Inns fann es gleih
iein. mas Der @mino iit, 0aB Die lil!5en
@eIdciocn Slrben iid) ltiht einigen
fSnlen. @ir piilen nur bas mir De
Stel,ern be5aGlen miiiisn, Oh riir nun
cin Sabr gaid)snft betonlmen c'ser cia
Sabr ipitcr be5ablen. Dor elmer Wo.
tyc ingteu nuebrere HaoioaitIager,
bab sic Mbgcoroneten Sll riel reoen
ulo iu mcnig benfen unb ooril Itiln.
li,ell mir 1000 iiberein.
- llnterltiisen Sic Die I'M .Yolfs.
tlutt" an3eigenoen @elhdftc!
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sen ltnrfau Staliens 1,nmoeIih. 81,
MAIDEN uno in Ser Sofinl,ug, oit
N.liicrten an einem @eitermarih nnd
Mitteleuropa binoern 81, fonnen
;pabr'deinlih ld'on IN Ser Yoebent
einen itarten 6lnnfenanariif gegen ii,
rithten. ,Siihrt oieIer aumpf an cine,
ocutld)en Nicoerlage uno cinem I'm,
ltir5 in Stalleil Oann mirosrnbrifen
lid, aud) inSsutlh!ano oie Stimmunr
.reif iein, rab bie slrmee Ole pplitiihe!
9anfrottel,re beieitigt, Die Iertih
Iauo in Die Sragobie oes 3lpeiirpnten
frie9es gefiibrt baben.
(giap Dorter Staatsseitung)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
t5,OOO Gnten II, Se,,er
n,af ,farnt ucrbranrtf

Hincrbean. 8. :. Sci eineln ,Seurr
oas e!n einltGtiacs @rutbMls Ser On
tenIarn non Soils z. Warner ,er
itorte. famen lngcf1br $1,000 Gnfsl
IN Den Jlamn1en nm.
Gle ltrIad)e bes ;seuers fonnt,
nod nid,t fcItgeiteIlt rperbcn. Sel
Brano iulrOe iebpd, unter &pntrollt
lrbrnd)t, bcbrr er sic anberen @e
bdltSe lnlb Sofe Der ,Snrm erreid)cr
fnnnte. auf oenen iiber 100000 Gll
ten ge5iihtet lperoeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
Tin, SIC SMkrMne >es
frcicn Sranfrcih

eIlgier. General 8lrallo bat 0ene.
raj Sc 8auue cine slbnladnng atge
hoten, iuonaf belize nblpedNclno ul2
;siihrcr scr tran56liihcn Streltfraite
iir Gerbanoe ser Gereinigten Natlo-
nen iiu1gieren lriiroen. 8irailo BE-
itono ieood) ourarf, baB Dies nur clnc
tenlrorire ghreoe isin lollte, uno oaG
one Wetelligten bereit ieln i1tllBten.
lihre MaftbeilIgniiie elmer propl'er-
iid)en Hegierung 81 itbcrgeben, ole
nrm fran5Giiitben Golf aelpublt lper'
Sen ioa, icbnlo Sronfreih ipleoer lrel
| tit. Tielem Blame 8lruiOs gelilnB
'inb fiir Die tenporGre jiibrung 5lpel
,pihtige Voiten norgeeben: Der ul9
TrGlioent pes ]iates uno Der ais Ero
Iioent cines &onitees, oem Die Ails:
'iibrllns ser Gerfii9ulgen oes Hates
prfunt. 8lralo regte nlln an, oaC
seibe @eleroIe lid) in Der geflerolulg
| Der beioen Yoitsn pon 3eit 81 Selt
Gblpedielu iollten. Tns beoelitet nldt
Sic Serridnit pueier Mlnncr, 'otoer'
| aeraoe bas @egenteil. benn ulllere Ell
aeue Geranaportlng ipiiroe aitf Der
louettlpen Geran.ipprtiln9 pes States
ulb bes &unlitees beruben. Wlr mir
oen aue Teriiisungen gelnellllanl
;eif,nen, unb mir iriiroen 9etau IL
uie oae anoeren Mitglleoer Der bel,
zen SteQen ou aaen gerati,ngen uno
Gntidpiounaen teilnebmen nit oenei'
lie it'd, 81, beiailen baben" iagfe Sene-
| al @iraltb
Sc 8auQe batte Den Gllupano er=
hnben, 0al, bie latiad)e, baB Slrano
Ilo!pobl Die 1nilit1riid)e als Die 5ipila
2eitung in HorOairifa bot Der frnll5o
,iid,ell @erfalillng lpiberipriht, lllln
oarauf antluortet 8irauo nun, oai
/ oie llmitdnoe oies i'm gngenblld 10
1ncr!auaten, OnB Dies uber felnerlel
1 llnterihieo madHn fonne, 90 er 'elb''
ia poridloet. oae ieine Wtad)tbe1iig-
lniiie Ser propdioriifen &egierultg 81
iiherseben, Die nndl oer gertreihlnl
Der Md)ie aus ,Sranfreid gebiloet iper
| sen ipn.
H Birailo gibt Dpar 81, bab. ons &C.
/ genlpartige Gariabren IN norlIlalei1
H 3eiten eeiat.piorig lDnre, aber er BE-
1 tont: .9ies lino ebcn feline nornialc'
II 3eiten, uno meiner Wsinnng nod
lino berart aubergelDObnlihe MaB
tabmel, bon oelren Die seilnubme De;
n pohltfomn,apoierenoen OIL oen 8ats
iisimgen ieitselegt .raro, nohpenolg
Wem Die saiierten in 5ranfreld lon
oen ,pereen. miro es Alifgabe Der Irall
,oiiiffn arnree iein, Die Sronllns
aufredt Bll erbalter. 3a bielem ge
|lbufe miro lie Die 8eIugniiie Der Boil
,eiprdfeften iibernebmen nliiiiet."
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StnS Sis anb Jpre dnset1rtsea
Mitslisb I'm Araisitnseretn nnb
Central 8ertanS? 8enn ntdt, lett
II BE Sett beiSxfssten Nm Gensners
Snisrmatisa r1tsn &ts ben &staI'
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-20
COUPON

War Housing Service
Public Square
Cleveland, Ohio
Gentlemen:
am interested in your plan for
remodeling my property at no cost
to me.
Please send complete details,
without obligation. to:
Address -.
City Phone No. ......
Location of Property ..........
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Nonnerstas, Ben 20. gsai 1943

eierung beIfen in 0ieier lfsperen 9eit.
sy0illinn &. Dipers, 8egionsuertreter
ser NationnI SCOUTING slgencD, erlnd)t
gleentiimer faIls fie ibr Sans utn-
banen prllen nit ibrem Britn0eigen,
tinsbdnoler ooer War 9ol,iing Ser
oice am Bllblic Square in Yerbin6ung
/ treten ooer Wain 1900 nlf3uruIen
ooer iolgenDen Coupon einId)ideu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
MA staff Correspondent

A silvcr.haircd. 64-ycar- old
lady stepped off a train in Los
Angeles the other day to begin
a motion picture career she s
been lodging for the last 20
years.
Her name is Grace George
and she's been a Broadway stage
star since 1898. one Of the most
distinguished women of the AM
erican theatcr Her decision TO
come TO Hollywood Will vex
many studio bigwig who has
4ricd, unSuccesSfully, to lure her
before a motion picture camera.
For Grace George never in
tended TO be a screen actress
But when the cameras start
rolling in a few weeks on VIII
liam Cagney's first United Art
lists picture, "McLeod's Folly in
which brother Jimmy is the star,
Grace George viii be film act
rcSs.
Behind il all is quite a story.
On and off for 20 years, film
producers have been tempting
her with lucrative contracts. But
Miss George, vile OF Broadway
theatrical producer William A.
Brady. turned them all down.
Once, seven years ago, in weak
moment, she consented 10 make
a screen test. At the time she
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01

out your oth,r diamond stopper.
Now when Last gets in with the
king OF trumos, he leads a club
and down you 60.
If you WIN 'hc rirst trick with
the ace Of diamonds and immed-
lately lead The eight of clubs
(and you kn"W from Vests dou-
bic that ne must have the ace OF
clubs, your losing diamond Is
discarded on the cub king.
In regard to the bidding.
Vests double tod North that
he had to aurgender any hope Of
a slam. Therefore. TO prevent
the opponents from getting to-
getker on what might prove
good sacrifice iIe Immediately
jumped to four spades. II West,
double harpened TO be psychic
South WoIld have the missing
strength and could take further
action.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
VOTE ON MONDAY

On Monday you will have another opportunity to
prove your appreciation Of thot right which
Of the world envies YOU the right to vote for those
who will control your IoeoI government.
To ignore thot privilege is TO demonstrate that
YOU do not deserve the freedom for which the flower
Of American manhood is fighting and dying on doz-
en- forfIuns bottefronts.
you do not protect, through exercise OF the bo'
lot, the rights which have been ond mointoined
by the blood Of American heroes, you will be letting
the boys down." They have q right TO expect you
TO eppfeeote and to uphold that for which they are
willing to 10y down their lives.
Vote for whoever you see fit on Monday But
vote!
This newspaper mokes but one single reeommen-
dotion among all the selections which will confront
you at the polls 1t suggests thot you vote for Cir
cult Judge Neil E. Reid for Associate Justice Of the
Michigan Supreme Court. Judge Reid, known to
countless Moeomb county residents, is emminenty
we'll qualified for the post he seeks His long years
Of service on the Moeob county circuit and probote
benches have proved him to be fearless, calm, ostute
and honorable.
Vote for Judge Reid on Monday and for the men
Of your individual choice for the several city ond
township vacancies which obout to be erected.
Sound local Ieoders form the foundation stone
for alert. honest ond responsible national govern
msnt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM z. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

What is the most important
lesson in contract bridge? The
answers is, learn to count your
trickS*I repeat this constantly,
yet in actual nlay | occasionally
fail TO do il myself. Here Is
hand | misT layed the other
night L have given il TO four or
five good PLAYERS and, strangely
enough, they all made the same
mistake | did
You naturally win the dia
mond, but new what do you d0
at trick two Would you return
a trump? If So you too failed 70
count your tricks. You have two
dosing spades ana a losing club,
so you must avoid losing a dia-
mond. IL you 'ead a trump, West
wins with the ace and knocks
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
. GIN RUMNY QUIZ

@. If, for example, you hold
an eight Of hearts and an. eight
of diamonds. is It usually wise
TO pick up the seven OF dia-
monds. if it does not complete .
sequence?
A. This depends on the player
ana although your chances ara
improved, you give your oppon
-e+ft-sstiuat,ir information about
your hand.
O II a player wins 5 boxes
600 points, but his score does
not total 100, may he claim the
same?
A NJ. Boxes may not be
counted until player has reach
ed 100 or more points.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
. SO THEY SAY

! think we arc doing pretty
we'll with a bunch Of boys who
are pitching all right The NOR
ale of our forces is high - in
fact. so high il scares me.
Gen George G.. Kcnnev,
allied air forces -eeHHandefin
southwest Pacific
We still have a long and hard
road TO travel"bcforc our final
goal is achieved and our final
goal is and must be the COM
plete crushing of Hitherto Ger
many
Ambassador to Brit
ain Ivan MaiSky
I say ii viii take 100000
Americans IN Uniform 10 do the
Job that needs 10 be done. for we
have the only manpowcr left
Capt Eddie Rickcnbacker
I firmly believe that not until
there is imposed on every man
and woman the equal obligation
to render service IN the war cf-
fort will this country make tho
all-oui war effort which is nee
cssary and Of which we arc ca
pable.
-Undersecretary Of War Robert
p. Patterson
.Sfs
We must offer the returning
soldiers something mnre-ihan-a.
S'arvatiM~ existence on the
WPA. The anarvelous expansion
Of our industries shows what
business will do in peace. We
must be willing 10 cooperate
with the world.
All NJ. Landon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
CHALLENGE TO CAGNEY

Then, a few weeks ago, Pro-
Queer William Cagney found
himself looking for 65year-
old actress to play Jimmy Gag
ney's leading lady in "McLeod's
Folly" He thought of lot Of
actresses, including G a e
George He remembered she d
hayc no part Of Hollywood.
That made him mad.
His first plan Of attack was 10
send the lady a script of the
picture. She read il and was
surprised TO find that the role
was just as big and important as
Cagncy's part She returned the
script with note admitting,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-01
. IN HOLLYWOOD

was scoring a hit in Kind Lady"
in New York.
sThe test was a knockout and
she was offered one-Way ticket
to Hollywood.
I'D seen, she said, too many
stage actresses succumb to Hol-
lywoods One Of two things
usually happened. They were
either given small character
roles or waited, futilely, for the
right part TO come along
Grace George would have nei-
Their. She didn't have to worry
about her future. She had
successful past.
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BY PETER EDISON

In addition to the National Re-
sources Planning Boards two
voluminous reports on postwar
Social Security ana economic re.
form which President Roosevelt
recently transmitted TO Con-
grcss, there is another and much
more moderate set Of recommen-
dations for Social Security re-
form sitting around, waiting for
Congress to ask that it be made
public.
This other report is the work
of the Social Security Board, Of
which Arthur j. Altmeyer is
chairman. This outfit admins
tiers Social Security laws now
on the books, covering federal
and state programs for old age
and survivors insurance, unem-
ployment insurance and the like.
This is the stuff money is now
taken out of your pay envelope
for.
Under the Socia! Security Act
of 1885, the Social Security
Board is charged with recon-
mending TO Congress changes in
the existing law. Complying
with this law the Ssh has drawn
up detailed program of specif-
ic alterations it believes advisa-
BILE.
The report is held confiden-
tial, awaiting the congressional
nod, which should properly
come from the House Committee
on Ways and Means or the Sen
ate Committee on Finance, these
matters being considered in the
nature of taxation. But since
these committees are now and
for some time to come will all be
tied up on the new tax bill and
some kind of a Ruml plan, it
seems. unlikely that the Social
Security Boards recommended
tons will see the light Of public
ity for quite spell.
CONGRESS BACKTRACKS
The fact is that twice before,
in l94l and 1912, the Social Sc
curity Board recommended the
changes in the existing law-and
got no place. Furthermore, Con-
gress actually backtracked, in
that it Cancelled Social Security
rate increases which under the
original law were scheduled to
90 into effect Jan. !, 1912.
In that situation, you have
the real tip-off on how much to
be worried by the National Re-
sources Planning Boards volum
inous recommendations which
created so much CONSERVATION
when the President first sprung
them on Congress. Hailed as IAN
American Beverage plan" Mr.
PB reports 90 way off the deep
end sin proposing headlong
changes in existing relief, social
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. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

welfare, taxation and business
parctises.
AS New Deal reform pro-
gram or a potential Democratic
party platform for l944. NRPD
recommendations make interest
ing subjects for conversation
abou Utopia, but the mere fact
that Congress has been totally
uninterested in such stuff since
the war began would seem 20
indicate hat nothing serious will
be done about the proposed re.
forms in the immediate future,
even though the President did
ask Congress to do something
about the matter at this session.
Around Social Security Boart
headquarters, there is even an
unofficial feeling That the cause
Of Social Security may have
been injured by injecting M
tional Resources Planning Board
reports into the scene at this
time. The idea is that by asking
too much. the NRPB may have
set back hopes which the Social
Security Board had for putting
into effect more moderate re
forms.
CHANGES SOUGHT
While the new Social Security
Board recommendation are still
held confidential, the general
nature of changes which Ssh
wants can be pretty we'll deter
mined by the boards previous
proposals and recent public ut
terances of Chairman Altmeyer
These include:
| liberalization OF the entir.
Social Security system, 'eliminat
ing present state participation
as TO pay unemployment inSur
ance out Of the federal treasury.
State governments and most
states rights congressman are
against this. Organized labor and
big business are for it, the latter
because it would eliminate max
ing SO many state returns, keep
ing so many records.
2. Broadening coverage to
take in 20 million domestic and
farm laborers not now eligible
for benefits. The prsent law GOV
ers 40 million workers.
3. Provision of temporary BEN
eft payments for temporary dis
ability, such as sickness or in
jury incurred in non-industrlal
disability. In other words health
insurance of some kind.
A. Payment for 'otal disability,
in addition TO present old-age
benefits.
Broadening the existing Social
Security law TO include these
benefits would mean 10 per
cent TO Il per cent tax on earn.
ings, up to a half Of which would
be paid by workers, the Other
half by employers. Social Sc
curity now is a 5 FER cent pay
roll tax on the first $4,000 Of
earnings. per cent Of which is
paid by the emp.oye This rato
under the present law goes TO Z
per cent Jan. |, 1914, and to 9
per cent Jan. /, l949.
SSB's position is that further
increases should be planned now
while pay coils are high to build
up reserves, and 10 check infla
t,nn