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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-20
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Political Breakfasts Tonight
S:45 BLU-Vice President Henry
A Wallace from Des Moines, la.
Sponsored by National indie
pendent Committee for Roose-
welt and Truman.
800 NBC-Gov. Thomas f. Dew
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ed by Republican National
Committee.
9:55 CBS-Sen. Theodore +. Green
OF Rhode Island from New
York, five minute speaker spon.
sored by Democratic National
Committee.
10:45 MBS-Sen. Claude Pepper
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In 1913. the industrial plant Are
loss In the United States was es-
timated at $i45, 100000,
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from Salt Lake City. Sponsor
ed by Democratic National
Committee. Time approximate
as talk TO follow boxing bout
broadcast starting at 10000
Political Saturday Night
8 80 MIC anG -BLU-President F.
ID. Roosevelt from New York.
Sponsored by Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
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9O.-Help Wantec-Female

CAPABLE WHITE PRACTICAL
nurse for care of mother and
baby on return from hospital ap-
prox. Feb. 3. Dial 8, call 8837-R.
Mrs. Bennett.
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800 Pre-Pearl Harbor
Fathers Will Receive
Form From Board

Approximately 300 pre- Pearl
Harbor fathers registered with
county Draft Board No. 2 will,
in the next few days, receive
forms to be filled out by them
showing their present family sta
tus.
AS several hundred Of the blanks
have already been dispatched by
mail, draft officials called upon
its pre-Pearl Harbor fathers to
Immediately notify the board OF
any change of address, in order
to prevent delay.
Notice of change of address
must be submitted to the draft
office in person or by written
notification. Notice by telephone
is not acceptable.
Officials explained these are the
same type of forms sent last fall
to all married men without chill
dren.
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strength. The amazing speed with
which free American workers have
won the battle of war production
against the enemy within two
years upholds the truth Of that
principle"
Green said the statement would
be telegraphed to every member
of Congress.
John P. Frey. president of the
ALL metal trades department APP
peared before the council and urg-
ed campaign for the unificahon
of all Federal labor agencies, pre-
ferably under the Department of
Labor Green said the council took
no immediate action but it is his
opinion that the members favor
such proposal.
Asked whether it was an I'M
qualified proposal without refer
ence to who was secretary of la
Dor, Green smiled and said, "Oh,
we'll, we just talked about the De-
partment of Labor"
Frey contended that such a uni
fication would avoid confusion and
what he termed contradictory
policies" of government in dealing
with labor.
The council received a telegram
from the War Labor Board ask
ing assistance in terminating
strike of molders in the North
west Pacific. Green said the coun-
Gil directed him to take immediate
steps to cooperate with interna-
tional officers of the molders
union in sending the men back to
work.
Green pointed out, however, that
they are on strike legally, be-
cause they took a vote under the
Connolly-Smitfl Act. There is an
instance where the law promoted
strike"
The WLB telegram, taking cogni-
zance of that vote. told the coun-
Gil, however, that it "in no way
relieves them of their moral obi
cation" not to strike in wartime"
The council also heard a COM
mittee from Florida AFL organi-
cations who are conducting an
educational campaign designed to
defeat a proposed Constitutional
amendment which would permit
a ban on the closed shop. The coun-
Gil agreed to extend every posi-.
BILE assistance to the campaign.
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MEASURE
ASSAILED BY ALL

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 19-lRl-1n a
blast at proposed national service
legislation, the American Fedora
ton of Labor executive council
asserted today that although it
had submitted Voluntarily to a
number of wartime controls the
federation ''never will surrender"
what it called the 'basic freedom
of American workers"
President W I'LL m Green
acknowledged at news confer
ence that on the basis of advances
from Washington he believed a
national service bill had little
chance" of enactment, but added,
you can't be sure"
A council statement said the FBI
has consistently supported every
sound measure designed to win
the war in the shortest possible
time" Then, IN an oblique crit
cism of Communist dominated
organizations, the statement add
ed: "Unlike other groups, whose
opposition to Nazism and Fascism
is of recent and belated origin.
the ALL from the very beginning
vigorously and uncompromisingly
denounced totalitarian dictatorship
and recognized it's basic hostility
to democracy.
'The one thing the AFT has not
surrendered and never will sur
render is the basic freedom of
American workers. Fundamental
ly, this is a war between freedom
and slavery, a war of free work
ers against slave workers. We be.
lieve that in freedom there is
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D -F,IOTlSL
CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS,
corsages. funeral designs. Quick
deliveries. Blossom Shop. 81 So
Front. Dial 603C.
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For Results And Economy Use The Classified Ads


BUY OR TRADE NOW: 1912 PLY.
mouth four door sedan; Al Ford
Tudor and Al Pontiac Tudor.
'40 Chevrolet four door; 80 Ply.
mouth four door. perfect rubber,
mechanically clean. 220 Ken
wood Ave. Dial 4O18.
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SACRIFICE Ia K MANS DIA-
mond ring. $495. 90. Ladies u K,
$l95.00. Write Sacrifice, care OF
Star-NeWs.
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RALEIGH, Jan. 10 -lR-Opera-
tors of eating places using oleo-
margarine must post placcards
informing customers that the
butter substitute is being served.
Agriculture Commissioner W. Kerr
Scott said today.
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WANTED GENERAL SERVANT
experienced in cooking, good ref
erences, health certificate, good
pay. Dial 1927.
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PASSENGER-CAR, TIRES RE.
capped and repaired. Akron Tire
Company, Z North Third St.
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TIFF: MORNING STAR
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60.-FOr Renr-RO0ms

ROOMS: SEMl-HCTEI ACCOM-.
modations, for men. Rates So. 50
to $500 per week. 402 North 4th
St. Corner It'll and Walnut.
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RADIOS, REFRIGERATORS AND
oil heater repair service. l.. D
Blake, Dial 4749
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ARCHIE'S RADIO SERVICE
Erompt Service Open Evenings
iO6 Chestnut Dial 2-258S
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SHACKELFORD'S RADIO RE.
pair Service Any make. any
model. 1913 Grace st. Dial 1871
Commercial F'rigidaire Refriger.
alton.
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l39.-Radio and Repairs

Raglan RADIO SERVICE. COM.
piete stock Of parts for quick
service. 722 No.. Bird St.
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RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMB
nations Crystals for all makes)
house and auto radios repaired
Gregory Radio Service. 304 Mar
Steller St. Phone 2-8237.
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l36.-P0ultry

SIS IN POULTRY. RUY OUR
bloodtesteo baby chicks. Profit.
able fryers, carry layers Rouda.
bush S Seed Store.
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RADIO SERVICE -
complete stock Of parts for quick
service SIT No. Bird St. Dial
1897 III $3.50.
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E. R. BLAKE'S RADIO SERVICE,
222 Kenwood Ave, Dial 2-3577.
Prompt and Efficient Service.
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Announcements
2.-AutomotiVe.
Chiropractor.
9.-Boats
c-Booksellers-Sta
li.-Builders.
l2-Builders Supplies.
13-Buisness Opportunities.
14-Business Service.
15-Busness Sites
o.-Cleaners-DyerS.
22.-Clothing.
al-Wood-Fuel Oil.
3o.-Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
33-Dogs-Cats-Pets
35-Drugs
39-Dry Cleaning-Presslng.
4l.-Eatables.
42.-Eating Placer.
45.-Electrical.
48-Feeds.
49.-Financial.
5O.-Floor Finishers.
j1.-Florist.
52-For Rent.
53.-For Rent at Resorts.
55.-For Rent-Apartments.
60.-For Rent-Rooms.
63.-Room and Board.
65.-For Rent-Houses.
7O.-For Sale.
73.-Hardware.
75-HouSehold Goods.
SO-Houses For Sale.
S5.-Help Wanted-Male.
9O-Help Wanted-Fenale.
95-Insurance.
IOO-Instruction.
lOl.-Jewelry.
1O2-Laundry.
1O4.-Loans..
lO5-Lost and Found.
llO.-Livestock.
ll,-Miscellaneous.
l12-Machinery.
llS-Music.
12O.-office Equipment.
l21-Office For Rent.
25.-Paint-Papering.
l26.-Plumbing-Heatiny.
l27.-Printing.
30..-Professional.
135.-Personal.
136.-Poultry.
139.-Radio and Repairs.
15O.-Real Estate.
l52.-Refrigeration Service.
.-Seeds-Plants-Bul
l56.-Situations Wanted.
l57.-Shoes.
l6O-Transfer and Storage.
l6l.-Typewriters.
NN.-Wanted.
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notwithstanding

PAINTING DONE BY CREW OF
neat, fast men. Estimates
cheerfully given. Dial 2-2951.
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F0ster-Hill Realty Co.

ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, Elk
pecting to be here year. desire
furnished apartment in Whining
ton. Dial 2-8427.
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WANTED GIRL FOR NEWSSTAND
Apply Union News Stand. Coast
Line Depot.
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
that have factory experience on
shirts or other garments. South
land Mfg. Co.. ?nd and Green.
field.
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l50.-Real Estate

FOR SALE: HOUSES, LOTS,
farms. We handle some rentals.
Tucker Real Estate Co.. Carolina
Beach.
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65.-F0r Rent-Houses

HOUSE FOR RENT: SIX ROOMS
and bath, newly refinished in
side and out, at Tar Landing,
five miles from Camp Davis.
Call or write T. R. Murphy, Rose
Hill, N, c.
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BABY CRIBS, BASSINETTS,
folding leaterette carriages with
rubber tires. Castle ST.. Furni-
ture Co.
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- AUTO MECH
anics, attractive proposition
to right men, answer in
person. Causey's Service,
18th and Market.
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WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAID
Tor permanent position. Dial 2
1857.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED BOOK
Keeper. Salary no object. Only
permanent resident considered.
Apply. IN person. Snow White
Laundry, 9TH and Wright.
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WANTED: BUTCHER. AL MAN
for assistant market manager.
Open Air Curb Market. 4th and
Chestnut St.
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ROOMS AND BOARD FOR GIRLS
and men at shipyard. minute
walk. 80 Central Blvd.
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Office Equipment

ADDING MACHINES, BOOK
keeping machines, calculators,
Remington Rand, Inc. 312 South.
ern Building. Phone $751;.
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FOR SALE - 1853 ACRES OF
land, just in front of Long Creek
School. 200 feet highway front
age. For immediate sale at
$1,000. Foster-HiI Realty Co. I'VE
sell the earth"
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WANTED TO RENT 3 OR 4 ROOM
nicely furnished apartment. Call
Mrs. Cobb, Wrightsville Beach
0494.
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WANTED TO RENT 4, 5, OR 6
room unfinished house. with
garden space. Write j. W. Hut
Crimson, 25 No. Tyler Street,
Sunset Park.
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100 PER CENT COTTON FELT
guaranteed mattresses. $17.50 up
Kosch Furniture Co.. 9th and
Castle.
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I4.-DuSIuGSS StrViCC
ALTERATIONS: SERVICE MEMS
uniforms civilian clothes mems
and ladies'. BY Mrs. j. C. And.
erson and Mrs. w. P. Floyd 40
Southern Bldg. Owner of shop.
j. H. Page.
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FURNITURE: WALNUT GATE
leg dinette, piece mahogany,
3 piece maple bedroom, rugs,
chairs, vacuum cleaner, break
fast, beach umbrella and kit
chen tables, metal utility cabin
ct, office desk. Mrs. Burke, nc
7 Upshur Drive, Maffitt Village.
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JUST ARRIVED: A NEW SHIP.
ment of Nesco burner il ran
ges. Carolina Furniture Co.. 617
No 18th St. Dial 5128.
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FOR YOUR PHONCGRAPH RE.
cords, sheet music, pianos. and
musical supplies. See A. H. Yopp
Piano Co.
Evening star., 1944-11-02

! lican Governors are bringing alert
progressive, competent and honest
administration to the affairs of two
thirds of the American people. First
in local governments, then in the
States, the people have turned to
our party. Now it is prepared to
assume the responsibilities of ma
tional government. 1t is rich in able
leaders stepped in the American
tradition. 1t is close to the people.
1t wants to continue the American
way of life and to perpetuate Amer
ican institutions founded upon the
God-given right of individuals to be
free. Millions of Democrats are
voting Republican this year to save
their own party and their country.
Under a Republican administra-
ton there will be no danger that
the power of government will slip
through tired fingers into hands
which would destroy that free
America for which our sons are
fighting and dying.
I have a letter from an American
soldier fighting in the far Pacific
He says: When we come home
there will be flags waving and
people will exult in victory and
cheer. But the greater effort will
Evening star., 1944-11-02

pint bottle. and add your syrup. This
makes a full pint Of truly splendid
cough medicine, and gives you about
four times as much for your money.
1t keeps perfectly and tastes fine.
And you'll say it's really amazing,
for quick action You can feel it take
hold promptly. 1t loosens the phlegm,
soothes the irritated membranes and
helps clear the air passages. Thus it
makes breathing easy, and lets you
get restful sleep.
Pinex is a special compound Of pro-
ven ingredients, in concentrated form
wellknown for its prompt action on
throat and bronchial membranes,
Money refunded il not pleased,
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Polish War Relief

Usable used clothing is
urgently needed by the Polish
War Relief for the destitute in
war-ridden Poland, it was
pointed out today.
Donations will be received at
the Offices Of the Polish EN-
bassy, 2640 Sixteenth street
NV, telephone Adams $500.
If there is difficulty in deliver
ing parcels please telephone
Adams 0338, or Adams $500.
Evening star., 1944-11-02

highly trained zealots who work al
their purposes every hour of the day
Falsehood,- deception and smear
propaganda are part of their tech
nique. They are adept at working
behind the false front of those they
contemptuously describe as limo
cents" They love to fish in troubled
waters. They place their members at
strategic points where they can seize
control of large organizations. Mil
lions of Americans have seen this
happen time after time. Liberal, in
telligent organizations suddenly turn
out to be Communist propaganda
fronts.
Similarly. millions of workers have
seen their union organizations cap
tured by compact minorities who at
tend all the meetings, vote in bloc
and thereby seize the union ma
chinery. Once in control, they can
not be dislodged. 1t was by just such
tactics last spring that the Com
munists were able to seize possess
sion of the American Labor party of
New York. which in 1910 provided
the balance of power that carried
New York for Mr.. Roosevelt.
Familiar Tactics.
Now. by the Self-Same tried and
familiar tactics and with the aid of
Sidney Hillman, the Communists are
seizing control of the New Deal,
through which they aim to control
the Government of the United
States. If they should succeed, the
fundamental freedoms of every
American would stand in gravest
jeopardy.
Throughout the ages mans great
est struggle Is the struggle to be
free-free to worship God; to have
a family and family life; free to edu-
cate his children: to live in eco
nomic security in his own home; to
be able to have work Of his own
choosing; and to have Government
which is a servant, not master
Our Nation was founded by men
and women who came here to
dCIlltNc illOSc tlllISS. llltN Dullt
their institutions in a deeply reli-
gious pattern and. by the Bill of
Rights. they bound their Govern
ment to respect freedom of religion
and the dignity of the individual
Because of what they did. we call
America the land OF the free and
the home of the brave"
But We cannot take our freedom
for granted, nor can we afford to
stop being brave There always
have been and always will be those
who seek to destroy our freedoms.
Enemies of Freedom.
Naziism and Fascism are dying in
the world But the totalitarian
idea is very much alive and we must
not slip to its other form-Com-
munism All of these concepts are
enemies of freedom and We must
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Text of Gov. Dewey's Speech in Boston
New Deal Is Described Collection Of Warning Foctions
Tied Together by Consuming Passion for Power

ware of dealing with Mr.. Hillman
for he no longer comes to them
with clean hands. He has set him
! self up as new and dangerous type
of political boss"
Just four months after that state.
ment was issued my opponent or
dered the Democratic nationa
chairman to clear everything with
Sidney" The prophecy has come
true. Sidney Hillman has become
the biggest political boss in the
United States, and in the words OF
David Dubinsky, Sidney Hillman is
front for the Communists.
In addition to being chairman OF
the Communist-controlled American
Labor party of New York, Mr. Hill
man is also chairman of the Political
Action Committee This is the COM
mittee which summarized the deere-
dation OF New Deal politics in a
pamphlet, two million copies OF
which were sent out on behalf OF
Mr. Roosevelt. That pamphlet, put
out by Sidney Hillman's PAC. pegan
with the words: Politics is the sci
ence of how who gets what, when
and why"
SqueeZes the Workers.
Under that cynical motto. Mr.
Hillman today operates the National
Citizens Political Action Committee
with his lieutenants who have taken
leave of absence from high Federal
posts. He stalks the country squeez-
ing dollars for the fourth-term cam
palgn out of the working men and
women of America, under threat
that if they do not give the dollar
they will lose their jobs.
But the working men and womell
of America are rising in protest all
over the Nation. Letters have been
pouring in to me denouncing this
Roosevelt poll tax imposed by Sidney
Hillman. AS one of them said: They
can force my dollar out of me b.
! threatening to take my job away
out they can't force my vote be-
cause it is secret. am going to vote
Republican to save my own free
dom"
1t is not just his freedom that mar
will save when he goes into the
secrecy OF the voting booth. He anc
millions like him will exercise then
precious right of a secret ballot ano
save the freedom of the American
people
Now, American liberty means that
every man has a right to believe and
vote as he will, even to vote Com
munist But liberty involves a cor
responding duty to defend our coun-
try from what we consider evil.
have never hesitated to expose anc
denounce the cynical alliance of the
New Deal and the corrupt big city
machines which depend on the mos
criminal and degraded elements II
our big cities. And l do not propose
now to be silent when the New Deal
through the Presidents politica
lieutenant. Sidney Hillman, strike.
up cynical alliance with Ear
Browders Communists.
Fish in Troubled Waters.
For a long time it has been thu
fashion to brush aside the ,Commu
nists as of little Importance becaus,
of their small numbers. The Com
munists themselves have cunningl,
played upon our respect for the yer,
civil liberties which they themselve.
hold in such contempt. Yet the fac
/ is that the Communists WELD an in
f1uence far out of proportion to thei
numbers.
They are not themselves a politi
cal party They are a fanatical, Sc
cret conspiracy of we'll disciplined
Evening star., 1944-11-02

soldier and his comrades. Let us
at home seize and hold that bridge
head to freedom. Let us install on
January 20 a government which,
under God, will dedicate its purpose
to the preservation of the individual
dignity and freedom Of every Amer
ican.