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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18

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lChev 35, SO, 81, Plymouth 35,
80, 81, Dodge 80 ;ITerraplane 81;
Odds 8, 36, 81. DeSoto 81; Pack
ard 6. 81 Lincoln Zephyr 81;
WHY'S 81; V8 35 truck. Starters
and generators for all cars. Cash
for your old or wrecked car. Riv-
erSidc Auto Parts, l59 4. Broad
way. Phone Mt. Clemens 1881.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18

Wanted - Washing machine
and electric refrigerator Ri l.,
Romeo. Earl Tucker Phone AL
mont BIZ
Wanted-Used doll buggy and
doll bed Must be in good condl-
ton. Call 5079.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
Want To Buy
Used Furniture
c. Vince
q North Ave, Mt. Clemens
Phone 4225

Wallace - near Gratlot-l70x
223-S60-terms. ) acres on
G:atiot near Hall Road-S500,
terms 267 lots, 800 # on Ora
tiot, Sl3 500 worth double
Williams-l60x339, large trees.
Sll00-S200 down 20 acres on
Little Mack, $500 - $4,000
down. Ford tractor, fair condi-
ton. bargain for cash. Hupp,
good condition. licensed, bargain
for cash. German short haired
puppies, S25 = large pigs, farrow
in May, trade for good COW or
poultry Duck eggs for setting
7 doz. rhubarb plants, finest
quality, soc up Owner A f..
Madison 1920 S Gratiot. Box
26l Rte Z, NJ Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
Electrical Appliances
MusicoI Merchandise HIS

Santelle piano accordion for
sale. one year old. reasonable
- South Rose street. -,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
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Miscellaneous


Fresh COW, also electric incu-
bator and brooder Inquire $500
North Ave Nj Clemens
| 3lb. beam scale with scope.
ii 10 20 Id spring scale with
scope. III 10 10 10 computing
scale. national cash register
lc 20 $500 Burroughs adding
machine, adds up 10 a mil
lion L Smith & Broth
crs typewriter John Schlaff
Route 3, Mt Clemens 5 miles
north of MI Clemens on Gratiot
Early seed potatoes light Gull
tivating horse. one row plant
or. wire haired terrier. Inquire
1868 Heydenreich. Mt Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18

Want 10 buy bowling ball and
bas Price must be right. Mont
tor-Leader Box 999.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
Form Equipment For Sole XII

Electric Milk Coolers still
available Prices begin at Sis.
Furton & Clark, l0400 North
Ave a, Meade. New Haven
Mich
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
Typewriter Repois
Vulconixins

VULCANIZING-Tires vulcan-
izing, recapping, reliners, rubber
ton. Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
NeighbOrhOOd Idol

George went into the Navy
and became the neighborhood
idol Mickey tried to enlist and
was turned down because OF a
punctured eardrum.
He walked into the parlor.
George shouted Mickey" and
bounced up off the Sagging
sofa. and Rugged Mickey.
Mickey saw the campaign
ribbons. One for action at
Midway, and one for the South
Pacific The brothers talked
-aHd-talkea -sHd-ti4eA-t4fefr
mother came in. stout and per-
-fsii f = Ia stfffottfee ti1at dfT1=
ner was ready.
AS they drank their coffee.
Mickey said
Well. George. I guess you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
BY Mark
HelIinger

Mickey went out the back
way and walked through his
own neighborhood with his head
down. Then he took q bus. Men
and women stared at him and
some of them smiled. Mickey
felt warm and good.
He rode away over to the
other side of town. then he got
off and walked. He passed q
neon sign that blinked, open
all night. open all night" So
he walked in and bought a
drink at the bar.
The bartender. fat and gray.
bought Mickey a drink.
Mickey bought another drink,
so did the bartender. Two girls
came in as Mickey was telling
the waitress just what he had
done in the South Pacific. The
strange girls came over TO lis
ten. and they stood, smiling at
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Short Story

MICKEY KNEW He
knew about it before he even
got up the back stoop.
He could hear his mothers
excited voice on the party line.
Mickey knew that his broth
er George was home from the
South Pacific.
He trudged upstairs TO his
room. He took the S940 in
union dues from his pocket and
rolled It into the top drawer Of
his chest Then he went into
the bathroom and washed the
Shipyard CRIME from his face
and hands. He put on another
pair Of trousers and a shirt.
Combed his hair, and walked
slowly downstairs again
Mickey had always been
poor second fiddle TO the bril-
liant solo Of his brother George.
George was older. and better
looking. He had a sympathetic
way. and a brain for what
Mickey termed deep stuff.
Everyone had always loved
George, while Mickey was bare
ly noticed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

One hand held a bottle of
champagne. The stage valet
waited for the laugh TO boil
away Then he walked on,
shook Nat and said, Good
morning, sir"
Nat was supposed 20 blink
glim and ask, Whats good
about it?' This time his
repartee consisted of drunken
snore that ran the chromatie
scale Of an alcoholic aria.
Nat was picked to the
arched eyebrows. The valet
shook him five minutes before
he realized that this time the
souse was all wool and a
saloon wide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
One Foot in the Aisle

Although he had no whiskers
Nat Goodwin had a beard of
ingrown hairs.
The color Of that beard was
blue The records show Nat
was married eight or nine
times. There may have been
more. The rest Of the archives
were destroyed in the San
Francisco fire.
The dapper Nat loved wine,
women and song in the order
named. While playing The
Gilded Fool' in Chicago he
had supper with Charles Rec
tor, father of the famous
George.
The first act Of The Gilded
Fool" opened with Nat in bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07


question herself?
And vhy not?" inquires Cpl
Laurence Co,anch OF Camp
Bowie, Texas This world IS
a different world than 81 was
ten ytp.S ago and women are
more than ever a part OF IT,
They think and act and work
as men do-why not give them
the same prerogatlycs In the
field Of romance
1n war time men cvade
marriage. not because they
don't want IL. hut because the
future j. 50 uncertain. Unless
women take matters into their
own hands there's likely to be- a
serious decline i'm the marriage
rate with disastrous effects on
the future Of our country. We
need marriages and homes and
children TO maintain our way Of
life. so I say give women the
right Of way---lct them take the
lead in this marriage business
Cpl Laurence C0tanch-ape "a.
HQ Btry Goth A Y a Bn
Camp Bowles APO 254 Texas.
$1,000 prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
GREAT MOMENTS on THE STAGE

after a terrific souse the night
before. His valet wakes him
up after a short skirmish and
trundles him into a shower
bath. In a few minutes the
script called for Nat to emerge
as fresh as made bread.
4 That was all play-acting OF
course. But after six bottles
of champagne with Charles
Rector the suave Nat reached
the theatre just in time 10 fall
into the stage bed before the
curtain went up.
Never had Nat played the
role so perfectly. He was
sprawled vest-up on the bed
with hat, shoes and gloves on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

There are some other pdrty
cotodrdS besides Steubum Lev
TYING 10 Ind an oUf Some
Of the officers al the Russian
front hare dHoped a report 10
reach SiDedeH-to be reldyed
here-thdt they tried 10 dSSdS-
sindte Hitler iUdg back IA 1871,
right after ne fred BrauchitSch
from command That's sup
posed TO iced the old phOny
theory that the Grmy Is no part
OF the Ndzi state. They are not
killing BelgidHS and Poles and
NorDeGidHS. They are not
drdUiHg fat pdy checks from
the Ndsi treasury. Those Uho
couldn't SpdHoiD the NaziS got
out OF Germany. They tCent 10
France and England and
North Africa, here, and starred
They ran from country to
country as the German armies
orerrdn the lands they hid IN
Among those tCho chased
and killed them UheH then
caught them tUere the army Of
ticerS Dho are trying so
damned hard 10 convince the
,Corld noiD that they neUer
liked Hitler. II is..Uerg strange
that they HeUer thought to
speak up tDhen the NaziS tCcre
doing okdV.
Distributed nv Kine Features syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
BY Arthur Bugs Bacr

SO he picked Nat up and
carried him into the shower
bath. Usually the bath was
as dusty as an old maids hope
chest.
But this time the alert stage
manager and all his burly
aides de camp were waiting
with buckets OF cold water.
They presented Nat with
Niagara Falls in ten hard les
sons.
When Nat staggered out Of
the real shower soaked 10 the
hinges the audience howled
loud and long.
They had never before wit
messed such a natural drunk
on the stage. And they never
will again.
Copyright 1913 Kins Features Ssudicats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Prediction

But Jean Fcnofi Of Tc'o
Castle. Pa. predicts q ridicu-
lots topsu-turuV trovd II girls
take the lead IA matters Of
romance.
In order to win her man
\ writes Jean. "thc Girl will have
10 swamp him with gifts more
attractive than any Of her
rivals. She will have 20 keep
his phone ringing asking for
dates, taking MN 70 expensive
clubs and showing him a better
the As4fa- 81 han. es.Fiis t,fH la
may lose interest in her and
fall for someone else.
And after he's been woocd
and won. what then? Should
he foot the bills and keep up
the home? II was she who
founded b. II he supports the
home and she complains that
he is not a good proyldcr, he
has only TO point ont that She
asked for IT, / was Just All
innocent lad and my poor
dazzlcd head was turned by
that wonderful blue tie YOU
bought me that just matched
my eyes. he'll say
"If IL comes 10 choosing
between man like that land
eventually all men would get
that way and having a career
BRING ON THE CAREER!"
Jean Fepati-age l6
339 Laurel blvd. New Castle
Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Mickey awakened with his
head on the. table. Without
lifting it. Mickey knew it was
early morning
AS soon as he was in the
Mushroom. he made stabS into
his pockets. But the worst had
happened. The union money
was gone! Every cent Of IL!
He wanted to scream. to yell.
10 tear the saloon apart With
his bare hands. Most of all,
he wanted 10 murder the fat
bartender But he didn't do
anything II the police came,
they'd find out he was
phoney sailor, a cheap punk
out stealing his brothers glory.
Better to lose everything
than to have that happen. So,
after a lot of nervous think
ing Mickey climbed out a back
window and hurried home. o..
Inside the saloon, the fat
bartender called the day man
over.
He's gone in there" he
said, pointing. Seems 10 be
okay now. I don't wanna see
him hurt. I got a kid in North
Africa myself. you know. So
when the sailor comes outa the
Mushroom. give him his roll
back. You'll find II locked up
in the safe"
Copyright. 1913 King Features
syndicate, Ine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Flashes Roll

The bartender. leaning
slightly backward against the
forward weight Of his paunch.
came over to listen. That
caused Mickey to buy a drink
for all hands and. as he paid.
ne flashed somewhat drunk
emily the big roll of cash he
carried.
A moment later, the bar
tender called the waitress
aside and whispered something
to her. There were drinks,
and more drinks. Then the
waitress became very friendly,
and Mickey vaguely remem-
bered her kissing him in the
swirl Of fog that hung gently
over the late hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

for tonight"
But George shook his head.
Dog Tired
my eye" he returned. I'm
going TO hit the hay. You ever
try standing up In a train two
days in a row? Well. that's
how I got here. I'm dog tired"
Thus some twenty minutes
later. the hero went upstairs,
folded his uniform across the
back Of a chair, and the house
was hushed. Mickey also went
upstairs, and into the room
that used 70 be his and Georges
and then became his. and now,
apparently. was Georges.
As he dressed TO go out.
Mickey felt very low.
The world, he felt. was pretty
much against him. why
couldn't he have been the hero?
Why couldn't he have been any,
thing that would take the play
away from George-even for
little while?
He listened vaguely TO the
OPEN mouthed snoring Of
George. and he thought and he
thought. In twenty minutes
he had argued his conscience
into the ground. And in thirty
minutes he was wearing
Georges uniform and trying TO
get the white hat al just the
right angle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Passing BY

JinX Falkenberg. Tennis star
and magazine cover model. Her
picture appeared on the covers
OF 81 magazines in one year.
The only other celebrity l knew
named Falkenberg was a long,
lean guy who pitched for the
st. Louis Browns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
What II Your
Blueprint for 1914?

Believe IL or not. another
New Year is Just around the
corner a New Year com
pletely different from any
this world has ever seen
different homes. different
schools, different jobs. diff
ferent relationships between
men and women. Well. what's
YOU forecast?
n the war were over and
YOU could create a blueprint
for 1874 what would that
blueprint be?
Write your letter in not
more than 200 words. sign
full name. give age and ad-
dress ard send TO Elsie Rob
inSon in care Of this paper.
First Prize il S25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

The proposal is merely the
final step or elimination OF
courtShip and romance shared
and enjoyed by both parties. II
isn't a sudden question picked
out OF the blue
BY all means. girls. encour-
age the brute and let him know
in the many subtle WAYS at
your disposal that il and when
he asks. the answer will be Yes.
\ man will know before he
asks what the answer will be il
you've given him the proper en-
enlargement. This leaves
good share Of the cOurtship up
10 the gal but as for actually
popping the proverbial queS-
-trUrT-trt ttiirUrgC do II. "a
Herbert Hoffman-age %.
River Station Detroit. Mich
so SO price
coDuVh,, isa3 KsV Features sysoissts lH,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Life
NTH Salt
BY Il. v. During

All deep feeling purites the
heart.
Am not better IN mn lore Tor
yOu2
Al least am less selfish: I
trould oiUe
Nv Lte 10 buy pou happiness.
LETIT1A LANDON.
A Manhattan organization
now offers a complete wedding
for a flat price Of SIPS. This
fiat price pays for wedding
flowers, music. ring, bridal
gown, wedding invitations.
wedding ceremony reception
and photographs. Sounds like
quite a bargain In 1914 due
10 the demands OF the armed
services the shortage Of doctors
is going to be terrific. Still il
may not be as bad a situation
as II seems An eminent man
OF science once stated that IS
per cent OF people who were Ill
would get better II left alone
He said only 10 per cent Of the
sick really needed medical at
tentlon, and only 5 per cent
surgical attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Please Note

MANUFACTURE something
that people use but once and
TeH TTfOW GTQV. That Is tChdt
! heard a highly successful
business man adUiSe a vouno
telloW Keep u IN mind
bHtfth1tsd ~ kiss Features syndrais. the.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

The L. +. man in London
reports that the machinery is
In order Ia punish the guilty
that quarter Of a million war
criminals, mostly Hiuer's
Ratchet men, will be tried for
their fiendish crimes The
guilty include most Of the Mani
leadership. the entire Elite
Guard officers corps and the
hundreds of German army Of
ficers who brutaliZed the con
quered countries And don't
forget the heads Of the armies.
Field Marshal keitel claims 10
be of the old army caste. not
tied up with the Hitler scum.
But he commands in Italy. And
Cajaxzo Is in Italy. and keitels
answerable for the butcheries
there E. He can't plead ignor-
ance. A German feld marshal
knows what's going on Be
sides. IL happens too often for
the high command not To know
about it--and like IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Takes Union Dues

Then he counted his money
He had eleven dollars and it
looked very anemic indeed. SO
he dug into the top drawer Of
his chest and took out the giant
ron or $3.50.
I'm no crook" he murmured
10 himself, as he put the Wad Of
money in his pocket. II know
it's union dues and I won't
spend II. Just for tonight I'm
going to be a real big shot"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
.nGNoUu
Broadway
By Walter WincheII
Papers OF a Cub Reporter

Papers OF a Cub Reporter
Open letter TO Herbert Bay
ard Swope of Sec'y of War
StimsOn's office: We would
like TO ask a few simple ques-
tons on Military Law. >. Under
what section can a general de-
prive a private Of his personal
property. If that property hap
pens To be Under Cover? -.
Is there an official list Of APP
proved books and newspapers?
-. And who makes mp the list?
We ask the above questions
because of letters like the fol-
lowing, which Is only one of too
many: Dear Mr.. WinchelI:
heard you recommend Under
Cover and tried 10 get Il from
the hospital library but was
told that the Army will not al
low the book in its circulation
Just as I WIS told this. I no.
ticed Hitler's New Order on
the rack. Sincerely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

WAS there ever a time z asks
Herbert Hoffman of Detroit.
Mich. when girls didn't have
a hand in the preliminaries
,adlng up TO MARRIAGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Young America % Re- s':::
SHOULD GALS PROPOSEi

Has the manpower shortage hit the field Of matrimony
10 the extent that Single Susie if she get herself hus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

The big weakness OF Legs
scheme iSihat the soldiers are
going 10 bring in their own ac-
cusationS They saw the
NaZi idea al work In Italy. frin-
stance Farnsworth Powell
and John Lardner reported the
butcherieS OF the ex-mastcr
race at Cajazzo. and II that
crime isn't avenged. then VIC
tory will lack something ..
This wasn't war. It was mas
Sacre for NaZi pleasure -. The
EaZiA evacuated the toxin, then
sneaked back and slaughtered
whole families. women and
children included - especially
women and children As
Lardner points out. IL lacked
even the excuse OF a lynchlnR
frenzy. II was methodical II
was more than two miles over
billy country between them
and the victims homes
The Huns marched the distance
because they enjoyed killing
the helpless. II was a crime SO
incredibly horrible that Pol
well didn't dare broadcast 10
until he checked and double
checked 80 He found out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Robert Ley. the Naei pGrtyS
problem drunk, got sober
enough the other daB TO hare
good scare. he began TO sort
u realize that IFS getting doDn
totCdrd the pdy-oU. and things
aren't looking too good for him
.. TO SGUe his skin ne tossed
he Ndsi master race theory
into the dShcdn that Uus
'tSt cam pdign stun, ne ScotJed.
and shouldn't be taken Sert-
otiSlV. We're all good tellds to-
oetller, he Grated. and Ue're
Just loUiHg everybody 20 pieces
IL happens that lush Lev
Is head Of the N1zis' labor
dept. and from trhere he sits
ne can get worse set OF dts
than ne eUer collected from
schHdpps He kRoiUs that
there are 100000 prisoners
OF labor IN the Reich, and H.
900 900 able bodied enemies
represent lot OF he'll trhen the
time comes 10 raise IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

CONTRARY TO REPORT.
our dept insisted Clare Boothe
BrokaX- pot-et,t- the
Condo Mast publications, but
merely on a 3-mos. recupera-
tive vacation on an island off
Georgia. Felix Ferry was in
town assembling a new troupe
OF beauties for expectation to
Europe-the previous batch
having scored heavily In their
night spot engagements. We
went to young Mr.. Walter p.
Chrysler, Jr.'s cocktail party in
honor OF Joan Crawford and
Franchot Tone and there got
into a discussion with o. o.
Mcintyre concerning the art OF
Broadway chronicling without
malice " Texas Guinan's
household effects were auc-
toned off-but the family had
saved an Oriental drape for my
wife and It is still one OF her
possessions.
THE YACHT CLUB BOYS
had a new number which was
making a Who's Afraid
Of the Big Prohibition Agent
Now7% Richly Craig. Jr., died
"A comedian with the quick
est mind on Broadway Even
70 this day fragments Of
Richy's Wit pop out in the
gags OF the star comics OF the
radio-and pieces OF business
which he originated
Distributsc b. KISS Fssiurss syaawsts. f.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

THIS is HOW it was ten
Il years ago Barney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Let George DO Ia

$1,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Moment of Glory

have half the town dated up
for tonight"
But George shook his head.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20

The 183 delegates and alternates
demanded that immediate steps be
taken TO grant votes in 1914 TO
service men and immigrant war
workers.
A meeting will be called in the
near future under the auspices of
the Hlillman) Political Action
Committee to map political activi-
Political Campaign Committee in
TO the stage of vigorous action.
Four more regional Directors
were appointed by National Di-
rector Sidney Hllman. One of
these was Irving AbramSon for the
New Jersey. Delaware and Mary
land area. Abramson is clothing
worker from New jersey. and has
been President of the State Indus
trial Union Council there for the
past four years. besides serving as
Chairman of the National Clio
Committee for American and AL
lied War Relief.
fiiiiman also issued first inStruc-
tons 10 all the regional directors.
First ON the list of MUST questions
is that of the soldiers vote.
1.-The Go Political Action Com
mittee is requesting all regional.
state and local organizations of the
Clio and other organizations with
which IL is cooperating to make
this issue Number One on their or
der of business" says the IIillman
statement.
1.-THE CIO proposes TO keep faith
with the ten or eleven millions who
are fighting for our freed0m-in-
Guiding the more than one million
CIO members now I'm service"
PASS TIE. GREEN-LUCAS BILL!
SAVE THE SUBSIDY PROGRAM
AND PREVENT IMITATION!
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20

ties in the State OF Maryland, IL
was announced
NO-STRIKE PLEDGE
The convention. meeting i'm the
Fort Cumberland Hotels main
hall which was draped with the
flags of the four major countries
of the United Nations. reafIirmed
the no-strike pledge of the CLIO
and condemned John l.. Lewis as
labor traitor and fifth-column-
list; endorsed the demands OF the
United Steelworkers of America.
including abr0gation of the Little
Steel Formula: smashed vig0r-
0usly against Jim Crow practices
both by resolutions and by its
own dispositions; pleaded for Ia
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20
Minister Sdvs
Christ Would
Have Joined
A Union

Rev. Joyce w. Russell. who
gave the Invocation at the first
DAYS session OF the Md. 4 ID. c.
CIO convention. said in part:
"If there had bren labor
unions when Christ walked the
earth. I believe he would have
belonged to one of them. be-
cause the basic idea of labor
unions is founded on the princi-
pies Of Christ, of the rights of
man. Of the laborer being
worthy of his hire, the right of
living wage and since
Christ not only taught His prins
pies hut lived and acted on them.
IL appears that IL the labor move
ment was the logical and effec-
tive way for men to put these
principles into effect. then
Christ. the laborer. would have
been a member of a labor union.
at Is because OF these Chris
tian principles and the safe
guarding of the rights of work
ers that the church has al
ways fought for the labor union
system"