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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14
No Medical
Examination

No medical examination is
required. And all the men,
bers Of your immediate fom-
lily lagos up to 63) are pro-
tected under q single policy,
on which you pay one pre-
MUM each month. In the
case Of the average family.
this premium amounts to
only q few cents q day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

their 'oney. This creates pur-
chasing power, particularly in
the critical period ahead: The
changeover from war to peace.
Large purchasing power means
large peacetime production.
And that means widespread en-
ployment.
SEE PRECEDENT
They say this, too: A guaran-
tee to steelworkers will be a
precedent to other industries to
give their workers a guarantee,
thus eeping employment
steady. Hs
A number of firms give such
guarantees now. Mostly they
do not produce durable goods,
like autos, refrigerators, steel.
The majority of those giving
guarantees make. things like
soap, hosiery, shoes, clothing.
There are two main kinds of
guarantees: The yearly employ
ment plan, assuring regular
work; and the annual wage, un-
der which hours worked per
week may vary but the weekly
paycheck remains the same.
Additionally, there are a wide
variety of plans which provide
for weekly or monthly guaran-
tees. a
Supporters of the plans say
employers get these benefits:
CLAIM LOWER COSTS
Lower costs because trained
workers are retained; better
morale; less clock watching;
less labor turnover; lower hourly
wages; less employe opposition
to chronological advances, such
as a faster way of doing a job
due to improved machinery.
Various safeguards have been
adopted to prevent the plans
from becoming too tough on en-
ployers: ......'
Limitation of coverage, such
as having the plan apply only to
regular or senior employees; the
right to suspend the agreement
in emergencies like strikes,
storms, floods, fires; the right to
modify the plan if business
slumps; and the right to trans
fer workers from one job to
another.
The fair labor standards act
exempts employers - who give
an annual guarantee-from the
payment of time and a half for
overtime up to II hours a day
and Sc hours a week, provided
the employees do not work more
than 5000 hours a year.
Those 5000 hours year
figure out at 40 hours week for
SO weeks. Thus a worker in one
week could work up to Sc hours
without overtime-which other
wise would start at 40 hours
and the next week work perhaps
only "a hours. But he'd average
no more than 40 hours a week
for the year without overtime.
EMPLOYERS OBJECT
But employers object - par
ticularly at this time so close to
changing over from full produc-
ton for war to more uncertain
civilian output on grounds
such as these:
The future is uncertain be-
cause of possible business ups
and downs. A firm which guar
anteed So weeks of work a year
might find at years end it had
only 40 weeks of full work. In
that case, the company would
lose money.
This-because of the possible
business fluctuations-is always
the main objection of a firm to
granting anything like a full
years guarantee of employment.
But there are notifications
Of the idea which might be
worked out: Such as granting
steelworkers-or other workers
"a guaranteed wage for 80 or
40 weeks employment; or can
ceiling out the agreement if
work fell below a certain level.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

High school in June of 1943, and
has been in service since July of
the same year. He has been
overseas since May of this year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

Diamond mines now use an
x ray device to detect gems
stolen by workers. The ray
makes the diamond glow green
in the stomach if it Is swal-
lowed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

Americas most distinguished
and exclusive fraternal organi-
zation was the scholarly Satur-
day Club, which numbered
among its members Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Ralph Waldo EN-
erson, Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow and James Russell Low
ell.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14
includes Childbirth
Many Extro Benefits

This liberal policy provides
many other benefits impos.
sible to list in this limited
space. But anyone interest
ed can secure full and COM
plete information by mailing
the coupon below. There is
no cost or obligation. Tear
out this coupon now.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

A new tire vulcanizing device
employing electronic principles
has been developed which en-
ables major tire repairs to be
made in 10 minutes in combat
zones.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14
n eW Plan
Pays Family
Bill.
Protects Entire Family
for Sickness, Accident
and Childbirth

includes hospitoI
room, surgeon fees,
medicine, X-roys, etc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-14

Benjamin Franklin forecast
the use of parachute troops.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

Kupujte v0jne Donde In yojno- varte-
valne znamke, da ,bo cimprej poraxeno
0si&ke In vse. kar ono predsta vljai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

prstih plazil "a menoj. Mocnol
mama je utripalo srce, ko sva
sla mimo sobe, IL katere Sc jel
cul pogovor starsey. q enako
previdnostjo je bio treba smuk-
niti mimo kuhinje, zakaj tam
je kraljeval mas hisni angel va
rub, kuharica Polona. Bila
je ze do tedaj dolgo vrsto let
pri hisi in 81 je tekom casa pri-
lastila marsikatero koncesijo,
XII nj bila v nobeni zvezi 2 nje-
n i m kuhn jskim delokrogom.
Varstvo mad krozniki, lonci,
ponvami in tako ropotijo je|
kratkomalo razsirila ma naju
z bratom, ne da bi koga vpra-
sala, &c Sc strinja. Starsi SO Sc
seveda eutili sprico Polonine
gorecnosti razbrenaenjene in pri-
slo je tako dalec, da je vedno
,, "drzalo", kar je Polona do
brega ali slabega Q mama raz-
krivala pred mimi. Bila je pa
tako odkritosrcna, da nj mogla
zamolcati nobene, Sc tako ne
znatne nerodnosti, XII sva jo "a
krivila S Stankom. Zato je kma-
lu zapravila najino zaupanje
kljub temu, da jo je zlasti ma
ma cesto pohvalila, rekoc, da j.
nasa Polona najzvestejsi posel
tega sveta. Razumljivo je torej
da ia dobri duh nasega donna nj
smell niti sanjati Stanku in
! maskeradi.
) Tudi to zadnjo oviro sva
} srecna premagala. Veza je bila
prazna in tako sva neoviranc
prispela ma ulico. Zunaj je prsi
droben dez. Gledal sem "a bra
! tom, XII je skoro tekel do biz
niegas postajalisca in jedva vie
elektricni voz ter Sc zavihte
vanj. Potem sem sc vrnil sOb(
| in Sc zacel preoblaciti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

lektricni voz s prizganimi sve-i
tiljkami. Visnjevobele iskre sol
tn pa tam zapresketale ma de-
bell elektricni zici, oh katero SCI
je drgnil pregibljivi lok, dova-
jalec gonilne moei cestni zelez-
nici. Ulico SO napolnile 'sence,
memo hitece druga n1imo dru-
ge. Med sencami je cd casa do
casa zaplapolalo kakor ognjen|
jerk: prizigalci plinovih luci SO
krizarih po ulici in opravljali
svoje vsakdanje delo.
Pri veeerji sem bill zopet
"zdrav', kajti bolniku bi bilo
brez dvoma preklicano dovolje-
ME, da sme ma maskerado. -
Stanko sc ;e drzal ma vso moe
kislo, da bi izzval pri starsih
domnevo, kako hudo mu je, da
mora ostati donna. In res sc mu
MISC cudili, ko Sc je takoj po
vecerji poslovil in odsel "spat'
Kmalu sem Sc odpravil "a MIN,
ces, da Sc grem preoblacit.
Ko sem stopil v sobo, Sc je
bill Stanko ze prelevil prikup-
ljivega pierota. Yes zarel je cd
radostnega navdusenja.
'Po osmi uri Sc lahko napo.
tis," sem zacel sepetaje. "Do
desetih bos incl dovolj casa, da
81 ogledas in zapomnis vse pie
retke, da ne bos v zadregi gle
de onih, XII Sc bodo pojavile O.
koli desetih. &c sc mores kolic
kaj zanesti ma svoj spomin, j;
ne mores zgresiti, ker jo bt
razodeval njen glas. Ust j ne be
pokrivala maska; pazi torej M
MEN smeh in zobe, razumel? -
Hola, Sc nekaj! Ali yes, kaksns
je prav "a prav pieretka po zu
nanjosti?"
"Natancno ne!'
Razlozil sem mu in izpopolni
njegove pojme pieretkah "n;
zunaj" in Sc narocil, maj me p'
deseti uri pricakuje v blizin
glavnega vhoda dvorano, ma
kar Sc je jel pripravljati ma cd
hod.
V sentjakobskem zvoniku j
. udariio osemkrat. Tho sem cd
prl vrata in oprezno stopil n
mracni hodnik. Ko sem Sc pre-
prical, da nj nikogar v blizinj
sem mignil bratu, maj mi sled
Pustil je 1rata odprta, da ne +
povzrocil kakega suma, in sc p
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

brata in sem uverjen, da tudi
on goji zame enako topic cuv-
stvo. Nikoli mi nj prislo ma mi
sci, da bi ga kot starejsi ma ia
ali oni nacin opozoril ma svoje
"prvenstvo". Dobri starsi pa so
umeli patti ma to, da nj bill e.
den radi drugega prikrajsan VI
kaki stvari in tako med mama nj
bilo najmanjsega povoda med
sebojni mrznji. Res je, da sva
v tel bratski vzajemnosti S
Stankom skovala proti starsem
marsikatero "zaroto' ko je slo
"a to, da so nolens-volens pri-
volili v podjetje, XII sva ga zas-
novala in izvrsila "a njihovim
hrbtom.
Poset maskerade je bilo emo
takih podjetij. Ia vsak slucaj
sem sklenil, izprositi cd name
dovoljenje, da 81 ogledam mas
ke. Dovoljenje sem res dobil, a
S pripombo, da velja najdalje
do enaj jste ure in, da me Stan
ko ne sme spremiti, ces, da je
Sc premlad "a take stvari. To
mi je delalo nekoliko preglavi-
ce, ker sem moral razmisljati
kako spraviti brata ma maske-
RADIO. Brez MEGA ne bi bill pri-
pravljen iti nikamor. Odlozil
sem zadevo ma zadnji vecer.
Gotovo bi ravnal proti zelji
prijazne osebe, XII je izgotovila
Stanku "pierota' po meri, -
ako bi izdajal memo ime. Ia
krat mama je storila veliko u
slugo, XII je imela tudi to vred-
most, da Sc nj zvedelo, kdo je
skrojil "pierota'. Oblacilo je
bilo tn in tenn je bilo tako re.
koc pripravljeno vse.
Drugi marco je bill eden mai
nemirnejsih dni V mojem xiv
:! ljenju. Mixer nisem incl OBJ
stanka, povsod sem bill, kako1
ma trnju. Nestetokrat sem po
gledal ma uro in menda sem ce
10 Cd same nestrpnosti nekoli
kokrat preocitno zavzdihnil, "a
kaj domaci so me zaceli nekan
sumljivo motriti. Prisel sem I
obedu, a pritaknil Sc nisem nj
cesar, tako da je bila mamica ,
velikih skrbeh, &c sem mords
bolan. Dasi sem ma vprasanje
: odlocno odkimal, vendar S n
? moral go obedu drzati pod paz
duho termometer, III seveda n
tidal mojega vrocega pricako
: vanja.
Naposled Sc je jelo ovijati o
koi grajskega stolpa kakor ten
ka crna koprena. Sivo zidovjs
Sc je bolj in bolj pogrezalo ,
mrak, XII Sc je ze spenjal po go
: lem vejevju in Sc plazil vednt
nize v mesto. Stal sem oh oknl
in gledal ma ulico. Cd dolenj
J skega kolodvora je pr;drcal e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
PET. LET POZNEE
LOJZE JERANClC <.-=@
III dnevniko odpusceneeo koznienco)

"Kaksen DO odgovor??'' Tol
vprasanje mi je vrtelo po moz-
ganih neutrudljivo vztrajnost-
jo. Da DO odgovorila v pozitiv-
nem smislu, sem pricakoval z
veliko gotovostjo; sal bi sicer
ne narocila bratu, maj Sc oglasi
naslednjega dine, ampak bi Sc
posluzila mojega naslova, XII
sem ga bill oznacil pismu. Po
bratovem zatrjevanju Sc je zelo
razveselila poslanega cvetja in
Sc je cello ljubeznivo sklonila
mad roze ter dahnila vanje ne
kaj nerazumljivega. Hotel sem
Sc vec zunanjih razlogov "a
sklepanje ugodnega razpoloze-
MIA do mojega odkritega cuv-
stva, a Stanko je pokazal, da je
v tenn oziru veliki laik in povrsen
opazovalec. Skoro hud sem bill
mani, XII mi je bill storil' - uslu-
go.
Oh sestih zvecer je stopil v
mojo sobo in mi izrocil pismo.
Use je drhtelo v meni Cd prijet-
mega razburjenja, ko sem raztr-
gal ovitek. V nezni obliki sc
zahvaljuje "a pismo in cvetje.
Priznava, da je tudi sama pri-
cakovala cd omega srecanja OF,
je zblizanje, XII je po njenih
slutnja in tihi zelji sledilo
Predlaga, da bi Sc sestala dine
2. marca ma "Slovcevi' maske.
radi v "Unionu'' in pripominja
da bo maskirana kot pierotka
Prisla da bo po deseti uri. -
Pismo je bilo sklenjeno S pri.
srcnimi pozdravi in polnim pod.
pisom Fanike Petkovskove.
NJ a ske.
"Ti bos pierot!', sem odlocil
ko sem precital pismo, ga zga.
nil in vteknil V Yep. Brat, XII je
bill medtem zaposlen pri klavir
ju, nj odvrnil nicesar, ampak
81 nemoteno prizadeval dalje, da
bi il posameznih tipk izbezal ne.
XII domac napev.
"Stanko!" Nestrpno sem gs
poklical, menec, da je nalas(
preslisal prejsnje besede.
"No?"
"Pierot bos, sem rekel"
"Kdaj, kako, kje ~
'Drugega marca DO v "Unio
nu" "Slavceva" maskerada. -
Blagajnicarka DO tam Cd desc
te ure naprej. Preoblecena DO '
pierotko."
I'm cato maj bonn JAZZ pierot? p
"Ti hos pierot! Poisces pie
rotko in mi jo privedes, razu
mel?'
"Razumem! A &c DO velik>
pierotk
"Potem, potem, hm ~
"Ti pac privedem vse, ha
ha!"
"Tega ne, ampak Ia Bo
ga milega, da mi ne napravis ka
narobe! Malo pogleJ, sal yes
Srednje visoka, vitka; tudi pt
glasu bos lahko uganil.'
BON poskusil! A obleka ?"
pred vsem skrbi, da papa il
mama ne zvesta nicesar. Dobr'
yes, da bi bilo potem vse IL
gubljeno! Zastran oblacila u
krenem potrebno Sc danes. o
stala navodila prejmes pravo
casno."
Vzgajali so naju tako, d;
med mama nj prislo nobenkra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

picket line moved out
Paterson H. where Cyclone
after this photo
called off, the returned to work to furnish
air forces urgently needed engines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
First Project Published
BY Kerby Foundation

The first project of the William
j. Kerby Foundation, established
recently in memory Of the late Msgr.
kerby, who for many years was q
professor OF sociology Of Catholic
University, was the publication last
month OF the volume entitled "De-
nlocracy; Should it Survivor" it was
disclosed by university authorities.
The late Msgr. Kerby, native of
Iowa, became a member Of the fac
ulty Of Catholic University three
years after his ordination at Du-
buque on completing advanced stud
les in social legislation in Europe
for which he obtained his doctorate
at Louvain. From 1900 to 1885 he
also was chaplain and professor of
Trinity College here. A teacher of
sociology, he published a number of
books and articles, including Social
Mission Of Charity"
The Kerby Foundation was organ.
lied and dedicated to the memory
OF the late teacher and writer ito
promote the recognition of the ne
cessity of a spiritual basis for de-
mocracy in order that that way of
LIE may survive; to emphasize
among those engaged in social well
fare work the Importance OF Christ s
motives If they are to accomplish
their work effectively and to assist
IN the development Of lay leader
ship and to supply opportunities for
its effective utilization in the field
Of social action"
The president of the Foundation
is Miss Jane M. Hoey, director of the
Bureau OF Public Assistance of the
Social Security Board. The secretary
Is the Rev. DR.. William H. Russell
OF the Catholic University faculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Temple Surveys Libraries
Part in War Traininu

Phillips Temple, librarian at
Georgetown University, has COM
piled a report on THE Contribution
OF College and University Libraries
to the Training of Men in the Armed
Forces" for publication by the
American Library Association, it was
announced yesterday.
Based on a survey Of 235 college
and university libraries serving 1856
479 members of the armed forces,
the Georgetown librarian reported
the daily attendance of servicemen
at these libraries is 52,3S6. That is
very commendable figure as at
tendance is voluntary on the part
of servicemen and indicates their
interest and eagerness, Mr.. Temple
said
His survey was undertaken at the
request Of the Association OF College
and Reference Libraries. The re-
port, when all details are known,
will emphasize a httle-publicized
phase Of service training. Most of
the servicemen accounted for in
the report are members of Army
and Navy college training programs.
approximately 1,700 are at George
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Franklin School Tax
Study Sturts Friday

An intensive 10-week course In
the new tax law has been announced
by the Benjamin Franklin Account
ancy School to begin at 8 pm.
Friday.
The course will explain, step by
step, the proper way to prepare
typical tax returns Of individuals,
partnerships and corporations.
The class will meet two evenings
q week from 8 to 10 and Is scheduled
to finish before March Is. The
instructor will be Charles Kershen-
baum, lawyer and tax consultant
and regular member OF the faculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

respect to their knowledge Of hui
man nature, but the training prob
ably helped some"
Having an ABB. degree from Ohio
State University and q M. s. degree
from Columbia University, Mr.,
Suttons position places him at the
point Of contact between high school
seniors and parents. He has the
entire faculty to draw on for adj
vice to handle special problems.
He has learned, he says, that hui
man personalities cannot be cata-
logued, nor latent abilities be dis
covered or developed overnight.
One of Mr.. Sutton's tenets Is to
carry out the university's policy OF
helping students take courses they
prefer. A personal touch, he says, Is
especially effective in period OF
strain when many students want
specialized training for immediate
application to war tasks.
Holidays ended, students of G. w
U. tomorrow will return to classes
and prepare for midterm examina-
lions, to be held January 21-29
inclusive.
Preregistration for the new term
beginning February 4 will start
January 10 and extend through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

course OF which
he has inter-
viewed tn o u
sands Of pros
pective students.
Mr.. Sutton is
the father Of
i've children,
one Of whom is
an ensign in the
WAVES. Asked
II his interviews
with thousands
Of young persons
had helped him
manage his own
9 h IL d r e n, he
laughingly re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

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Bishop Will Address
American U. Assembly

The Chinese Catholic Bishop OF
Sozusa is scheduled to address the
first chapel gathering after the holi-
day vacation at American University
Thursday morning.
Bishop Paul Yu Pin, vicar apos-
tolc OF Marking, will speak at the
Epiphany day service in the Met
ropolitan Memorial Church on the
university campus, at Ills am.
After the service he is to be a guest
at the home of President Paul F.
Douglass of American University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Home Building Association
of the District of Columbia for the pur-
pose of electing oficers and directors for
the ensuing year and such other business
as may properly come before the meeting
VIII be held at the office of the association
2006 Pennsylvania ave. NV. on Tuesday
January IL. 1914 at half past z O'Clock
pm. JAMES NJ: WOODWARD, Secretary.
NOTICE MOTIFS; Is HEREgY GIVEN THAT THE
TW1 w. 1, ng1 American Leagus Base Bali
on Tuesday, January 4. 1874, at twelve
O'Clock noon, for the purpose of electing
Board of Directors for the ensuing
year and for such other business as may
be properly brought before said meeting
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Of the Firemen's Insurance Company OF
WASHINGTON and Georgetown will meet at
the ONCE on MONDAY. January 8, 1914,
for the purpose of electing thirteen d.
rectors for the ensuing year. Polls open
m AiBEiRsTr ". n Toward, Secretary.
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Prof. Sutton Guides
Student Thousands
In Is Years al 6. W. u,

Harold q. Sutton is entering his
l4th year as director of admissions
and professor Of finance at George
Washington University, In the