davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Geitorben

&iplinger, Bernard 4., 800 s
Str. q. g., @atte Scr. peritorbenen
8lanfe g. aippliitger mo Bnter ser
Godter &af6erilte s.
Sier, Thomas, 80, Sotoat III
Camp 3uder, aIu. Cine 3equiem-
meiie NOR in ser ct. Mortinsfird)e.
8eIdicr, 8lond,e g.. 1885 9em=
ton Ctr. q. g., @ottin BON gbaS.
@eidler uno 5dfpeiter bon 81. @nI-
ter Srttoedit ut0 6rnu Carl 3ru-
0eau.
.2peffler, 8m, 1925 12te Str. g.
g., Gotte bon Clio 8. 2oeffler utr6
Batter bon Gobert 6. Qintbiclim 1ltb
@oeIpn 80. SborteIi.
-Sdenriug, GIijo6etb MarD, 1906
Ste Strobe e. 90. @ittpe pon 5Srans
Sdaeuritt8 tinb Mutter BON 6ront
uno Sobn Occurring lopie 6rait
Margarat alIiiou.
8iIO, 6ranflih 704 Guincp Str.
u. g., Elm 8riioer BON Gbns. Bills
uno 6ron TbomoS 5000 WcTonolo.
Sling, 0eiIie, 1912 6 Str. 81. B.,
Nutter bon 5ruu CHARLES 2ebner iii
Sun antonio, Eeras. Cine &equiem=
meiie mar it ser ct. Botrifstirde.
&appert, Nora s., 1920 alIiion
STR. q. 81, Satin Don MiIliom
Support. Der ein5ige Sobn Oient in
ser 8ebrmnft.
8enermann, &otherine g., @attin
pon &enrp 81. geuernlann uilo Miut-
ter Don Ser6ert u. ionic Beatrice
.. @irtb.
gnrfe, @rneit s. 422 8utternut
Ctr. q. 80, Sobn oes oeritorbeneil
@hepaares Mifael s. llno Mnrgnrei
8urfe.
Sartmnn, ,gliiabetb. BOD Greet
Sanotorillm. iie mar cine Gante bon
6rou Mi, S. NOrpooo.
8ndner, MIfreo, Fer binterlGBt Ell
nen G1lfel Alfreo 8ufner itno jpei
Shpeiteru.
: Sihler, 6n5el e.. GibleD Memorial
1oipiful; lie hinter4dBt 5pei S0bne
Sprodn ans Gun.
Saltermaper, 4odin, 81. .@liiabett
9oipital.
aOOnt, u. On 773s gmerIol
Roa0a Spattspille, Nt0.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
est iber so 1ahre
altcs Ochcimnis

COLORADO Spriltgs, Golo. Gin
miB6egieri9er Soloat, Der III irgeno
elmer oerborgeneit 8ergboble berum-
~Itodlerte, loite elm ii6er 80 Sabre al
fes @ebeimnis: 8us lit aus 8ottlieb
Sllthmonn ~geiporoen2 Stab-Sgt
Grancis 8rdbler bonn Sterion 6elo,
fdnO 6lubmanns &nodsen, zines Elm,
seipnnoerten ShtpeiSers, ser ieit
nlebr als einem baIben Sabrbulloeri
oermiBt miro. Or Duroe ourf einetl
BaB ioentifi3iert, sen nlalt aud in
ser S0ble fanb, itn0 aus Dem 5erUor-
ging, onB 6lubmann inn Sabre 1880,
ais er a~llsgeitellt puroe, 81 Sabre
alt mar. aber feiner weiB nod beu-
re, alif melhe 8eiie err 5u GoSe ge-
fontllen lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
NteRrere uSsSAiifc IN
philippincn bci6GNie1

9auptqaarties Der omerifalttIfyei,
Vo5ifif : 6lotte, 9earl Sar6or =
4Oniral Nimit eab befannt. oaf
,,mebrere" &rieesldiffe Der ameri.
faniiden 3. uno 7. Slotte in Der
5peiten Ybilippinens Sdlaft bonn %.
big 81. Sftober beifdoigt wurSen.
Dns AusmaB oes Sdaoens iowie
Der Nante ser Shiffe miro oer3eit
nod nift mitgeteiIt, 10 iiigte Rlnie
bin3lL un6 erfl1rte Dies oamit:
,,gerortige Snformation pare bon
8ert fiir Sen Geino 81 elmer gelouen
Ibidasung ser Starfe inierer in
1btltppinen : @emdiiern operieren6en
6lottenfrdfte un6 melhe Sdiffe CUR
iofortigen attion perfigbar linb".
8isber mar ser 8erluit Don iefs
amerifaniiden ariegsihiffen be-
tanntgegeben poroer. 0ie Saponer
parloren 60 Shiffe, Die nerienft,
notwithstanding periellft ooer beIhdoigt
tpuroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Churchill, GNen nod
Paris cinoeIaNcn

NonOon = 9as Bpfeign Office
gab befannt: Ser fron5oitihe 8ot-
ldlafter bat Dem Hremierminiiter
Gburhil mo 0en AuBenminiiter
@oen namerls oeS Generals Sc @aliI-
le unb 0es fran3oiiiden auBenmini-
tiers giouilt sic G%inlaoung sum bal-
oigel Beinhe in Baris iiberbroft,
100 lie @Gite Ger prooiioriifen &egie-
rnng Ser &epublif lem miiroen. Ser
8remierminiiter bat oie @~inlnoufla
i'm eigenen, pie in Mr. goens Hng
men nit @ergniigen ~af5eptiert. Ser
Sag oes @eiltdls miro lp1ter feitge.
lett m~er0en."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Ckste,sSau bel.
Tel fit DcGamllc

Taris = 4n eirem Sheioepege
itegt Die &eeieruils Sc @aulle 9egen-
partig in ibren 8~eSieblingen 81, Ser
fransoiiiden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sic
muB iif' oariiber ihliiiiig meroeit Oh
lie Dem alien @enernliefretdr oieier
Bnrtei, Maitrice Chores. oie &iidfebr
aus Mosfall, luobin er nndl &riegs-
aas6ruf i'm Sdbre 1889 gefliidJtet
iuar, erlauben mill, nof,oem ieine
i'm ais einen ibrer @ertreter
gu Ser AM fommenoen Dienstng Sli=
idlnmentretertoen ,,beratenoen @nm'
nler@ gen1bH bdt.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
GntIlcbcmc tUMrtcn
wicNcr cinecfnnecn

ct. saul, 0iinn - 3pei oeuti6e
&riessgefangene, ole BET ibrer 6ludt
cine &ote 5uridlieBen, in melher lie
erfIGrten, ooB tie i'd nad Geutid-
lanO 5uriidbegeben miirOen, iino pie-
Der eingeiangen porOen. Ole 6iiidl=
ti9en poren aus einem @efongenen.
lager in 8ena, i'm Noroen Minneio-
tas, oliSgebrod)er.
ageuten oes 69S erfldrten, onB
Die Geltifen in einer 9oote olf Dem
MilIiliippi-6luB nobe @rano Gn-
pios, Minn., ongetroffen mur0en
un0 iidl obne @ioeritono feitnebnten
lieBen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
T~nnfIaemnostn0 rpirN
%. Ner. e~cicicrt

Mnibington @rdiioeut &ooie-
uelt prDflamierte Sen %. 0ouember,
ben oietten 1onlerstag oe8 MonatS,
nIs Gqnfiagin9ataa. @r bielt Iif)
babel an Elm pom aongreB am 26.
Ge5embar 1911 ongcnomnteies @e-
ieb. Sim Staoten ieoodl, Jlorioa,
Soobo, Rebrnsfo, 3eroS lino Sir
ginia, mer0en iRrpn Ganfiogungs,
uogel am 80. Nopember Ellen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
N1iuicncn< 1mtperte
faiitcit aus 1talien

8aibington = aiir5lid} iitb Su
porte aus Stalien I'M @ertp bon ets
ma $tt200,000 bier atgefommm
oie II. a. @ein, Garfiim0le, @oienbol5
uno Ratteneift entbielterL pie Sic
Joreign Economic Administration be-
riffet.
0ieie 9ieferungen iino oie bisber
groBten lett Dem &riege. GgM MERIT,
oab gr0Bere @eridiffuneen folgen
per0en.
Ser prionte SanoeI nit Stalien
lit nod nift geitattet. Die obigen
orei gerififfungen foiifte oie alliier-
tie aommiiiion in Stalien .unb ianote
lie an ole II. 9. Commercial @umpn-
npS0ie CUR 6gM 1eb6rt.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

Ser BrGiioent forOerte in ientem
Grlab sic Iation nui, pom Gunfia-
gungstog bis 8eibnndten, iIeiBig in
Der N,bel SIT Ieien uuO @ott 81 Dan.
fen, iiir Die 3~uriidJoje Ser Jreibeit
an pieIe Nfiaionen Ntcuid5el lin Oie.
lem Sabre ser 8eireiun9" utO iitr
.0as @eripreden zines oaicrn0cH
6rieOens".
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
srupfen anf Sen leihen stein.

2ebenlann gum a%lubgenoiiell, Der
iiingit gebeiratet bot): Sic iino fein
ralisl Shpinlmen mohl form(id I'M
8oloe2"
$50 mad ser 8rnultlg @ldubis
Qer befrieOigt mo Oam nit friidlam
8lntp Mod3eitsreiie ollaetreten."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
UcrInnot:

5ran sum 4ufpaiIcn anf Elm 5-jaG-
RIGGS MGOden; fam nbenOs nudI
6anie seben; OOer MGOflen smr Ser
ridtnng non allsemeiHer 6ansarbcit
in 6amilie non 5tuei HeriOnen. 6O-
Der 0Obn nnO angcnebmc Nrbeit.
Dian %telepbOniere a6enOs
9l1pOnt 1924.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
gebtes Tsittel.

unterpffi5ier (3u einem Soloutet,
Der oorn 8fero seitiir3t hit uno trot
alLer 3urufe ni9t gu iid fonmen
MILD. u&e, MiiIler, iteben Sic 0o6
enbIid auf es bldit gum @ittag-
elieu!"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
@aiErennhlid.

Mieter: y4ber oaS t8immer lit ID
IerGtl"
SnuSberr; Scum, sic f0tnen es
bod dls @nlt5immer beilllsen--.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

Harf muroe Serntnnn 9abn, Elm
Gbouffeur opit 8eruf. Or muroe ieii
Mitte Oftober, uermiBt. 0e 8eeroi.
gl,iig mar ant MittmoG i'm Hroipeci
SID 6rieobofe. @ie oie Boli3ei iagtt
gramte er iif1 iiber einen Sobn, tpel-
der in Ser oeutiden Arinee oient lltN
fiir3lih uertpunoet mur0e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

AIvlN-iSso7 Grand River. NJ. SehAsfu
Open sts George Murphy.
Ann shirley In Mayor Of 44th street -
Jerfy Col0nnA ia 'iestbps6s Revue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

cox-sept. u. 1914, at Los Angeles,
Calf. LoTrsins wsrnks. beloved wife
George K. MeKnisht yr,' Marie Frances.
Patricia Hovsy ii. Us. William A.
u,s.AAr, and John Coz: daughter OF
Funeral service al chapel OF the VIM.
r Hamilton Co. Cas- Ave, at Alexan-
dfine, saturday al ! .. m.
wYsOcKI-Jossph, sept 10. 1914.
beloved husband OF Anna. loving father
OF Anna Week. Helen Hobkirk, Cast
mir. S sgt Frank u s. Army Louis
Pvt. Anthony, u s. Army Pvt I'd
children. Funeral saturday from resi-
dence. 442e nth St. al $50 =. m
ST. Leo't Church AZ o O'Clock Burial
Holy CrOxs Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

LASIFgDkN-i224o Lrano Rssf. s.r-eod
w - Open SIS HrinE tr7l77rt
Lgm a Abnef Sc rhh 10 Hastinsion %
Johnny D0sns. "T~iiiphi or tire Pfaifis "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
SAVE COAL

SAN r. quail
py Installing Special Fuel Saver
ste3m Boiler Hot Air Hot Water,
ned-GuARANTEED
IS To S0E LESS COAL
Even heat In every room on hres a
day Free estimate
SPECIAL FUEL co MA 1888
SIDING insulated. free estimate
GILLESPIE BACK. HO 642o
TILE wORK-New and repairing free
estimate Call " 244s.
THINNING and roofing. eaves,roushS
metal decks new and requirements
rusr east side oniy " 1908 $3.50
BeSsemore
TOP SOIL. soddins. seeding. manure
e. SAYS Schaeict or $500
VACUUM cleaners repaired. 81 SO and
up Called for. delivered American
Vacuum ciesner CO tn 5000
WALL whsHING-2o yrs exp paper
and kHlsomine cleaned. white vorkmen
d. 13da
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Pred L. Greenwood. sS. v. Louise
Norman L crsiEhead, a.; Matte, L.
AFiItsdss George. 4s; Erns 7 Schultz.
barry c. Brown. as, Mildred Z csdds.
Clyde Ruby. IS: Emily A. KILLER. 6s.
Nicholas Kodak. "a Anna D. Gro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Dick Powell and Linds Darnell IN
slt Hanpsned Tomorro1 "

~ Happened romorrow"
RADIO ClTY-~0Od~srd near s;miI' ed.
"SS'S VIZ DIVA DeHaVllisnd
ant sonny TUFTS 10 Government Girl"
"Aetion IN Arabia" with GEORGE Sanders.
RlINp0-Gd River at Jos Rd. no 1884
""'''S Triple Horror show Feature!
sherlock Holmes Faces Death" Plus
"Eabonua. and Dead Men walt "
RAh0Nk-6rsiiOt at SMILE pI 1910 y
open as Park Free
Pardon Ny Rhythm" s:s2. s.Ss. ara.
Happened romoro~.' 2l5-t:56-7 .ST-i0.ls
PEDE0Rn-6d River. Lshs1 Parnns
"N'' WV Dick Powell. Linda Darnell
in ~ happened Tomorrow Curse Of
The Cat PsopI.." smone Simon X. Smith
nEEkI - oeauin DIRE. Minnesota Tw 2.to2l
Open : a. Dishes u Young
Dorothy Mcclure. Claudia" Plus Action
~ Asbia," Geo Sanders. ViTginia Bruce.
eFcrrT-wO odw'd.ed. Blvd. TR 2.sis4
"ASs' Open las Curse OF m,
Cat Ptopis," a. 400. go. SIS ~;
VThs Csnierdsf.' r.lS. 5i2. s.lr, 'olo
prI-Fori ST. NJ Junetio1 VI 2.s72s
"" 1ulr Horrsf SHOW ? Fenurrs'
Return ot the Vampire " "House ~ 000
Candles Plus Revolt 81 the zoNbiss
PIhI Tf-6fatiot. M. tIliott Parkng 4
Open e4- Cooled nck
roveih Nnfs narneli. 80 Happened To.
morrow" "eemUda Mystery" +. Foster.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION
AND JUDGES OF ELECTION
Office of
The Beard of Supervisors of Elections
For Garrett County, Md.
Oakland. Md. June IS, l944.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
at meeting Of the Board of Super
visions of Elections for Garrett Coun-
~ Mary 'a41, "e tat 4 '''1 n5 InJ,.es Of
III ~ IceI9 % ats (,.lo. EIactiog Ms
l1tetl'oil 70 p,.e la'I If ca,ratt Cann+v
, nl,.' anu fo, tho term Of Two
years. .. ,, a.. -,
Inc poStoHlee addresses u tn' "p,
polntees ana the polltleal parties 'net
are intended 10 represent 'ie 80 ''''
~ o
Election D5at,iel ~. ." ''' U','a,
Howard X. " NJ, heploiiI Hnt ,om A.
ION; Hehry 'o''ii9'o"' i'ei''o> - y
n...N Du.... No
Eleciloh DIStrlvt NO - y pa ~ b.
l. frehdSVlllt-Ml3' Nv" - l.u3,i' ny n
Holman, Democratic, Friendsyille,
n.-. psoo;na+ No
EIectioh DistrlG' Mo. :, / ie'iI E,a -oJ
lleAtysN Ii'e E,.ands Tiii " norsay
Guard, Democratic, Addison, Pa.
n.... D,o. No
Eiecllon DlSIitet ~ NJ D. uavshhoraor
l, hra ~ ~ IL ua, WOW =
Broadwater, Democratic, Grantsville
n.-.... NJ, p.oo;not
Ele3tioh DIsrrleV . %U. - = SIN
no. oeii''ihssMote" q q Ea,l Stan.
ton, Democratic, Jennings.
r,.... n;,..;o. NJ > proo;,c+ No
Eiectioh DlSIiIct ~ :" nt4 D. pnn,, M
d NfahtSviliei'oi '' ~ S OCto, nn,,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

Election District Nc. 8, Precinct No.
,. Red House-William F. Sanders,
Republican, Oakland; Ernest Ridder,
Democratic, Route No. /. Oakland.
Election District No. 8, Precinct No.
3. kempton-Mrs. Grace Dice, Repuo-
lican, Kempton, ". Va; Mrs. George
Watrine, Democratic, kempton West
Va.
Election District No. o Johnson's-
". Scott Layman, Republican, Frost
burg. Md, Star Route; Edwin Robe
son, Democratic, Frostburg. Md, Star
Route.
Election District No. 10, Deer Park
-Wilfred Chadderton, Republican,
Deer Park; Alonzo Warwick, Demo
cratic, Deer Park.
Election District No. II, The Ell
Stanley Green. Republican, Lon
aconng; Peter f. Michael, Demo
cratic, Barton.
Election District No. 70, Bittin-
ger-George Stark, Republican, Bit
finger; Herbert B. Bucket, Demo
Election District No. 10, Precinct
No. Mrs. T. F. O'Donnell, Republi-
can. kitzmiller; George Finch. Dem
OCratic. kitZmiller.
Election District No. Is, Precinct
No. >. Vindex-Artenis Sines. Repub-
lican, Vindex; Stella G.. Grosco, Dem
oera''e' ''u'N'
Election District No. IA, Precinct
No. l. West OakIand-Edward W. Hell
big. Republican. Oakland; Mary l..
- Wv ''''''' = N''''> : wy
Election District No. ii, Precinct
No 2 Ctellln-o X; 9 ,s ne
puollcah' Clg li!l' \ ~ oman ell i'e'''-
~ ,,...o;..4
H'eeG II} plstliS. w ~ GoJ'i',
40. D. co. U Gmtto 1a,,a '' Tnr;ns
hepuoliet'l' 6 liut.oni GAMES '''''
, Deilioe "''o' o''Ni''i'"
Election District No. Is, Avlton-
o4anlev z Grove Renuhlican. Grants
. tdIllty II. SiONSs Az bCIISSIl' W. NAtN''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29
Law Office OF Asa T. Matthew.
ORDER CT PUBLICATION

Jacob j. Oester vs.. Eeulah i. Oester
Number 1853 Equity,
II the Circuit Cour. Tor Garrett
County, Maryland
Tho object Of this suit is to procure
= Ifrrle Of divorce a vincuio matri-
monii by Inc plaintiff, Jacob ]. Oes-
ter, from the defendant. Beulah A
0ester
The bill states:
The nartias were married on March
9Th. 1870: that without cause the de-
fendant abandoned and deserted the
olaintiff on June. 22nd, 1912, and that
%uch abandonment has continued un-
unfortunately for more than eighteen
months, That no children were born
of said marriage; that the plaintiff is
now and has been a resident of Gar
r ,,l CoYntv Nlaryland for more than
ten wears; that the defendant is not a
resident Of the State of MARYLAND. but
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board Of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, MARYLAND, viii be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JULN 3 AND I. 1871
By order of the Board.
JESSE j. ASHBY. Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29
RECIPES FOR REFRESHING
COOL SUMMER DRINKS

Keep cool this summer! Enjoy re
freshing cool drinks that are easy to
make. First tested recipes and help
FIJI information for busy housewives
read the July 9th issue Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Located On Spring Lick Road In
District No. /. About 4 Miles
North Of Swanton, Garrett
County. Maryland

Under and 10y virtue OF a power of
sale contained in Il mortgage from
Columbus c. Mason, dated the 29th
day of March, 1929, and duly re-
corded in Liber f. 4. T., No. l01, folio
~. Mortgage Records OF Garrett
County, Maryland, and duly assigned
to the undersigned for the purpose Of
foreclosure, default having occurred
under the terms and conditions Of said
mortgage, the undersigned Assignee
viii offer al public sale to the highest
b.d@er on
FRIDAY. JULY IA, l944,
At the Hour OF Eleven O'clock A. NJ,
of said day, in front of the Court
House in the Town OF Oakland, Mary
land, all the following described real
estate. to-Wit:
All that part OF a tract Of land
called THE REPUBLIC.' containing
FIFTY SEVEN ACRES AND EIGHT
PERCHES, and being the same land
as described in a deed from Archibald
C. Wilt and wife to William Broad
water, dated November 5, 1928, and
recorded among the Land Records OF
Garrett County, Maryland.
This land is covered with considera-
bic white oak and rock oak saw tim
Der as well as props.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on the
day Of sale.
For further particulars, apply to
NEIL C. FRALEY, Assignee.
Oakland. MARYLAND.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

Card of Thanks
We desire to thank all our friends
who so kindly rendered their services
following the death and during the
funeral of our father, the late Lemuel
L. Savage.
Adv. it, THE FAMILY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

Election District Nc 8, Precinct No.
,. Red House-William F. Sanders,
Republican, Oakland; Ernest Ridder,
Democratic, Route No. / Oakland.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

Increase in the cost of living
would be measured from jan
uary l94l TO January 1914, and
an effort made to let wages ad-
vance that much, but no more.
3. There is a good chance that
the BIS cost of living index
itself may come in for some re-
vision, upward. The President
five-man Committee on the Cost
o, Living, made up of two War
Labor Board members from in
dustry, two from labor and
chairmanncd by William H.
Davis, met Jan. 6, before the
President delivers his message
to Congress.
The committee may well sub
nit two reports. The industry
members may find that wages
that is the take home pay in
Guiding overtime - have now
advanced faster than the cost of
living has advanced.
The labor members, on the
other hand, may well report
that the BIS index as now de-
termincd, covering price sur
-peys- of only 56-eities Of over
100000 population, does not be-
gin to give an accurate picture
OF how living costs have advanc-
ed. primarily because it leaves
out all the new war industry
boom towns where costs of liv-
ing have advanced much more
rapidly than in the olde and
bigger industrial cities where
markets and services are estab-
lished and price ceiling enforce
ment organizations are best. Al
so. the labor report may empha-
size the point that quality depre-
citation in the articles bought by
workers families does not show
in the price index. What the la
Dor report will probably contend
is that the cost Of living has ad-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13
REMOVING TEMPTATION

The Senote With one two punch ct uneSsentlol
spendino and further Capitalization of government,
hos scored technical knockout over the Educational
Finance Bill by sending it beck to Ion9ush IN COM
n1ittee This bill wos the IOtest version OF proposed
federo subsidy of public schools that hos been foot
ina around for the post hot-dozen years. 1t would
have turned over to the states on annual opPropri
alton Of S3OO,OOOOOO two-thrds Of which would
have oone to roise teachers soores, and the remain
der more nearly to equoze educational oPportuni-
ties"
No one can deny thot teachers in many states ore
pitifuy underpoid or that many educational in
CAPABILITIES exist. But wos scarcely the time to try
to remedy those conditions by oddng to on already
staggering national debt, especially when most stotes
are enjoying greatly increased prosperity
Supporters of the bill invoked the Unknown SOL
der and the heroes Of Botoon in ottenPt to prove
it an emergency measure, immediately and WtoIy
Necessary to winning the war. They cited the relec-
tons for ilIiterocy from the armed forces and the
current shortoQe of teachers, both Of which
toinIy Serious But they foIed to show how any oP-
preparation could wipe out terocy in time to aid
the war effottor how 200 to 300 extra dollars for
each teacher could coax back those who have gone
to really hiehpoyng war jobs.
Our educational problems, Of which there ore
plenty are essentially and additionally the province
of stote and local governments. They should con-
tnue to be So even though more Educational Finance
Bills may come oIone brstIine, this one did with
clauses ensurine stoe control Of all school admin
istrotion There too many instances to show that
where Washington poys the bills Washington olso
gives the orders.
Conoress will do we'll, even in wartime, to remove
similar unnecessary temptations in the future Most
stotes are jealous Of their soe rights and resenttul
Of federal intrusion. But it is owfuIly hard to resist
the financial bounty that has flowed SO freely from
Washington in the post few years,
As Senator loft Of Ohio pointed out, in opposing
the Educational Finance Bill the states could have
turned down the offer Of federal did ~ stote may
refuse any grant" he sold, "but states never have,
SO far as know"
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vanced from 35 per cent TO 40
per cent since January 194l.
4. Points two and three above
lead up to the idea of new
conception for the Littl. Steel
Formula which is the heart Of
the sterilization program today.
II the cost of living can't be roll
ed back to September 1912 lew
els and if the cost of living fig
ures are furthermore recalcu-
lated to that they come out big
ger, the idea of holding wages
down to September 1912 levels
becomes harder TO maintain.
But instead of the horrible
thought of breaking" the Little
Steel Formula, there is now be-
ing con s d ere d an idea to
adapt the Little Steel Formu-
la. "Bref'.' is an ugly word.
Adapt is much more polite.
Adapting the Little Steel For
mula would work like this:
SUGGEST SLIDING SCALE
The present conception of the
Little Steel Formula is that it is
rigid and arithmetical. That is,
IS per cent increase in cost of
living equals Is per cent in
crease in wages. This, il is ar
gued may have been okay for
conditions in September 1912,
but IL formula is any good IL
should be algcbraic and fit all
conditions at all times. Hence,
TX" increase i'm the cost of living
today is between 35 per cent
and 40 per cent, there "x' in
crease in wages should be 35
per cent TO 40 per cent. Neat,
isn't il?
What il amounts to is setting
up a flexible sterilization pro-
gram, somewhat like Canada's,
where cost of living increases
call for automatic wage in
creases.
The puzzle as yet unanswered
is how to put these things over
in such a way that they won't
spell out that still nastier word:
I-N-F-L-A-T-I-O-N.
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SUSPENDER BUTTONS

The WPB had pecuIior notion, some time oeo,
thot buttons could be saved by leaving them or
those places on work pants where susPenders Gus.
tomoriIy are ottoched. We ore not informed wheth-
er the author Of this idea expected faith to hold up
war workers. pants or whether, being weII-eQuPped
himself he wos thinking in terms Of belts or pieces
Of rope or something like thot.
Lumberjocks, shipyord workers and fishermen
speaking for themselves and for millions Of Others
protest thot if buttons being soved, it was at
the expense Of human dignity.
A new WPB order has been pronu goted But
tons for suspenders once more ore not only de r9ueur
but also legal on work pants.