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Evening star., 1945-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

ADDING MACHINES--See the addometer,
ADDS subtracts and multiplies; only
AIR AIR coMPREssoRs, taah Il jE pumps, paint spray
eae mscRe G ana abop rep cS GSrs sba pd
fender sanders, exhaust fans, belts.
RFYGhfs RHoe c parts s e bernan er1 aEe
AIR CoMPREssoR, electric motor. ao-ft.
hos hose: De % Villbis gun, $50: electric water
hsateE 3 Gao sosSna 81 aS5 S5o hot-Water radtstors
alarm CLOCKS REPAIRED tany mske,.
fse s50 days seHyea Tash Sna work
I$S hhts Na sss4 sS4f"eas7 opsn eSes. yes
Insulation. storm @ sash ea and sa dooas weatheT
strip. shsyeis, etc, HEcHfNaER CO. 4
itsssz aSTxRr6Mse HsHse GIaers M szes Ar 1922 ltes
heaters, air pumps, etc. ETC.; ali avaiissie va
rieties tropical fish. many unusual kinds
&c. 4 cents food Da ASasSM shSss Bftas s e
ksPHAiT TIE TILE sour sne' pasemen. or any
ITTomoBlE fHGP N iss kaDrS Gan r! so7s
set cons3op largest B N NIB set
Isles sH sEaEfcG ihsfP ga BaskET HI PiSd and bahnste
Ike na new 2143 suitland terrace Sc,
EARS. BAR REINFORCING RODS, all sizes and
many lengths. HECHINGER CO.. 9Th and
sts. ne. Ask for Mr. Jones.
BEDRoOM-S39 for an 8-piece bedroom
group: complete. with spring and mattress
included; $40 for all pieces: that's all
you pay; S. down, IL months to pay; all
brand-new furniture: manufactured in rich
ernistic mirror Free delivery. Don't be
misled. be sure you are in Atlas for real
values: We are the oldest and largest
| ,ut-price house in Washington and guar
antee the lowest prices. Our only entrance
| is directly underneath the large Atlas neon
Mondays and Thursdays until pm.
ATLAS FURNITURE CO., 921 G st. NV.
D1. 3737, DI. 373S, DI. 3739.
BEDROOM SUITE, 5-pc. walnut, new con.
dition, inner-spring mattress also Holly.
wood bed, antique white frame, blue satin
headboard, miscellaneous household fur.
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PERSONAL,

Pney Esr TaSEN ion cal TR dsne so
other details. ELKKAY PHoToGRAPHERs
PRIVATE RfspSi Al AND sen ssiEM1pR1vArE ROOM in
ea h0mf cH 49, Ss5a saefiS people, tray scr Se!V
NURSES NURSES Az, AvAMABLE Need nursea
81 sns SoyERs ssasa'y SnSs CO. $3.50 49,
serE Ne y24F eS5s sda' de-
Wright. If you are in need of a loar up to
MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. GEN.
n. Y. equipped for prompt service. dresses,
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL.
hIlcu,Iss EIa0 St sda nv" Room 20. Telephone
FaRM1NENT EIEs 1Se r 81; h yhamgoS sn,a ana finger
fSk aSp Sa4rkaI LAX mss. to ara.r
bloekne @ Mass aEpp9 8oRse Mineps
1898 14th st. NV. co. 7797. Open ewes.
HOLIDAY DANCE of the Circle Clubs
bs s1s pm odd sf Fellows Hall main
tTs; Hoi,f,y f2y9gs d9or prizes. Michigan 1872,
PARSONS CoUNTRYsDE SCHOOL, a
dren from > fn / . vears oIS Ea iin i trans
portation furnished from Ila' any as bart itano Of
WASHINGTON. 9401 Georgia ave- SH 1874
DAY, CARE for children 20 years: trained
ayatssTs nssrDy PfhdD Md Sxes Wz
INTRODUCTORY OFFER-One sx10 por-
trait taken in your home, only 81 so; also
copying and coloring. Glebe 0S0l. ."
SLIP COVERS, professionally guaranteed
work guaranteed: upholstered furniture
beaut. shampooed in your home. DI 0l22
ROOM AND BOARD with Italian family by
elderly native Italian woman desired. with
privilege prepare own breakfast and lunch
con and have dinnsr with family. State
HOWELL ACADEMY boarding school. boys
kindergarten through 9th grade, moving to
river eatste nr. Annapolis Feb. L. WI. 3633
A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR is what every one
admires-Old floors refnished like new;
no cash required, payments as low as SIS
per month arranged with first payment
due 90 days after completion of work;
service available Immediately. Phone now
for estimate, Franklin 6S19. 3"
DESIRABLE privately owned home Of
fered a middle-aged white woman to care
for an Syear-old boy in a motherless home
Box 331-B, Star, or call GE. 1869 after
NURSE HAS VACANCY for elderly lady in
her private home: consider quiet senile;
tray service. SH. 4014
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN, family
groups. etc. by reputable concern. CHEVY
CHASE STUDIO. OR. 2012
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALIFORNIA-Reliable couple leaving Dec
2S, % or 30; bank reference; Cadillac;
"a sase S Box 307-B. Star. 20.
1912 Ford with heater; leaving between
2Sth and 1st, going Southern route take
VET DESIRES RIDE Oklahoma City or vi
cinity; assist driving share expenses: leave
about January ]. WO. 2131. 30
SERNICEMAN driving Houston, Tex. Sun
day m; accommodate = ST. SS26
COUPLE driving good car for Corpus
Christi, Tex, Saturday morning; carry .
passengers. NE. 6g6l
ROUND TRIP to S. c. or Ga: leaving Sat
10Th, can take or 2 riders. Greenbelt
1898 ewes. or AID. 6l00 days.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PEKINGEsE PUPPIES, little beauties,
sIysl.S shsgsl ID wni Rs Rlo Ksn,igOrsh ,pIs osl5
crat of dogs: excellent breeding and quail
ity' lovable and devoted pets. IA. Ja. aSss.
MONKEYS for sale, two small monkeys.
male, from Philippines, very tame; also
PUPS for sale, housebroken. Call NO.
KITTENS free to good homes. preferably
adults, tigers, male and female. GE. 6519,
10 am. to pm.
FOR sALE-one REGISTERED shootins dog.
shotgun, 26-in. barrels. TIE. 2163. 3S11
Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria, Va.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES for sale. Call
Ii. 3075.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, males, bufY
black. champion sired, Axe papers: ex-;
eepsional: 500 each; GE. 7477.
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES, weeks old. Call
TIE. 1927.
RABBITS, New Zealand White. Chinchilla.
Flemish and Checker strains; IT., sr.: does,
bucks bucks and sL 4tters' also hutches Falls
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 2 black males.
show prospects. champion bred. J. r.
HESS, WA. 1924, BerWyn. Md
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BOATS.

new boats for outboards.
First carload arriving in December. Please
order now with $40 deposit only g. KING
FULTON, INC, S05 Maine ave. s.w.. Elk.
NEW EyINRUDE MOToRs-15 more mo-
tors have now been shipped for customers.
If you want an outboard motor, order now
with only $40 deposit. s. KING FULTON,
INC, S05 Maine ave. s.w., Elk. 3406
WANTED-Outboard motors, REGARDLESS Of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
f1th st Sc. .
WANTED boat willing to pay UP to $500
for either open motorboat or cabin
cruiser. Call sH. 7663.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

Sook saE vesR ssorss s eTpersnce6 pe n
WIFE of vet, excellent
cook, will serve, light laundry; husband
will shop for groceries and do odd jobs
Have quiet baby, 8 mos; only small SAL
airy if private apt is offered prefer NV
or nearby Md; ex. ref; give details.
Box 319-B. Star 30*
MAID-Will do 2 or 3 hours work every
day in home or office, $40 week. HO. 3317.
WOMAN. colored, wants cook and general
housework: stay at night references. Call
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HElF DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID-WA colored: live
IN: other help employed; one day weekly
and every other Sunday off; Wesley Heights
Sec. refs. required; S130 mo. RE. 2730
Cook, g.h.w.,. assist baby: small Conn
ave: apartment; no laundry. no Sundays
Call AID. 494S after 7:3O pm
COOK, g.h.w.. care for children: live
in: $50 week GE. 7150.
COOK, experienced, middle aged preferred
References required; live in, excellent
quarters, bedroom with bath on End floor
also living room of kitchen; in Chevy
Chase, convenient to downtown transpor-
tation; upstairs maid employed WI. 3:}45
COOK, colored, experienced and reliable
with references; NV. section, convenient
,transportatip NO. $685.
COOK-G. .H.W., experienced with children
plain cooking: must live in: upstairs room
good salary; references; other help. WO
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened;
monthly services; tax reports quarterly
statements; nG prompt services reasonable
ACCOUNTANT desires several business
firms as CLIENTS for the preparation of tax
returns, Govt. reports, etc. Box 349-B, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, certified, 10 years expert
ence, released Army officer, open to prop
SSiti6n for CONNECTION with
ACCOUNTANT, graduate: returned veteran,
expert tax and bookkeeping service for lin
tied number of small accounts; weekly,
mGatnlg ra3a E or quarterly service; reasonabe
BAKTENDERs, Club work pref. II yea years
exp: bar, rest, club management, inv. and
e2Io eoSt ACCT payroliS; best local refs. DE.
COOK. coiored experienced. desires Job in
pensabie MI 10 as9R Sundays sober and de-
FORMER AUDITOR, public accountant, de-
sires morning work. DU. $3.50.
GOVT. EMPLoYE, accounting background,
or store work preferred Call FIR ZOO,
Ext. 10Y, after $40 pm
MAN, white, active, elderly, wants work as
ddoorman, d hotel, apt. or theater. TR.
MAN, colered: wants any kind of inside
work. CHRISTINA LAPEL. 1886 4th st
Man, MA E Eetired, 81. wants job as watchman
PACKAGING ENGINEER, charged with di-
recting all activities connected with pack
handling of large Government procuring
agency. Box 301-B, Star. 31a
SALES MANAGER with fare for selling
and tremendous capacity for administrative
detail seeks permanent connection. Box
VETERAN wants permanent position as
room CLERK With local hotel; experienced.
Will ExcHANGE SERVICES for furnished
apt. Box 327-B. Star. 80.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

FOR SALE-50 top-grade H. R. pullets. So.
and 40 B. R., $50. Fairfax 1S9-M.
SELL WHITE INDIAN RUNNER ducks.
White Wyandotte pullets ready to lay.
F: W.. MEADE, Whitehouse Hts Land
80 LAYING HENS for sale: S125 per hen.
Call after pm, SH. 1924.
FANCIERS-Crested Houdans. Cornish and
Polish Giants, Lonetail Yokohamas, Golden
Minorcas, all mos. old, being sold by
breeder moving TO city. Falls Church
S64-J-3.
300 PULLETS, laying hens and. cockerels.
Giant White Leghorns. N. H. Reds. Austria
whites. Minorcas. Selling out. Falla
Church S64-J-3
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses In shorthand. typing, bookkeeping.
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
20 yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school.
Inquire now. MA. 2338. BOYD SCHOOL,
Learn BEA0UPSY BEA0UPTSY GsGitT1 cpETuKf Rfea.er, Modern
training in all subjects: day. night and
part.time classes; get our free catalogue.
Government training 1340 N Y. ave.
NE. TITS. Est 1918
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTEkATIoNs Ate "A, S can add Charm and M % indi
your home. We DO painting, plastering,
bathrms., Kitchens; everything in the way
Clans sfrnE ads vi With susnE assmatfs sked
mechanics used for all work. Liberal terms
to suit your budget. DISTRICT IMPROVE
MENT MEN CORP. RIges National Bank Bldg
AhTERAToSNss ssrs saadns dd w aha M aSs
ton. residential and commercial eonstrue-
ton: general contractors: COMMON
EnEHfRca2 MEAhTH 81 aI seS7se 9S
burners. TR: 4315, DI. O122. 2.
ss S'0 aarEs iash Saf te1nS 5ss e. es
RIESCREATIoN ROOMS, $3.50 UP; immedi-
ate service. Call MR.. SHoNTERE, RE
REGooEL, moaernlae your nome nov;
hATIoH CO.. $500 wis; sys; WI 1900
Johns-Manyille roofing, siding. insulation
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms, HO. 4120. Member Johns-Manville
F11e F1ek sEKSE oatb5ns G1d b, tn.
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon-
JOHN v. BAILEY T. SON, builders and de-
signers Of better low-cost homes, specialize
ing in planning and constructing for your
personal requirements, in your new home
sS well ss oee spa sd
EX: 1924 9 am. to pm. and RA. 1926
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror Temodeling jobs. Call after pm.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HEIFER, i, Guernsey, fresh Jan. 1st; I
Guernsey COW. fresh Dec. Oath and I
COW, fresh, and calf for sale. gentle and
good mixer Phone Bradley 027S. 3Os
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT OR BooKKEEPER seeks
position. MISS DENISoN, Georgia 1854
EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER, N. Y. hotel
exp experience, would accept private school.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, administrative
assistant, or editorial assistant. Neat re-
sponsible. II years experience. Avail
able Immediately. WO. 6995. 30s
EX-GOVT. EMPL. wants part-time pos.
typing, filing, PIX switchboard. Call
DI S292. 2Ss
HOUSEKEEPER, refined, capable lady:
school, pvt. home or club; BACKGROUND must
be GOOD: Protestant ex refs OR 5292. .
keeping. care of l child, live in. Box
351-B. Star.
SEAMSTRESS-Altera or new work;
young white woman, yrs exp: $40 wk
minimum. Call Spruce 0S22. RIM. F 2O5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES icantl

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (Cont.) .
GROCERY AND DELICATEsSEN, weekly
business ST. 900 cash Guaranteed; good
lease; price. $500, complete with stock;
only $4,000 down.
DGS, groceries, beer and meats: weekly
business ST. 200 guaranteed; same owners
over 20 years; living quarters: price, So
0O0,, for good will and fixtures; stock. S
GROCERIES and meats. no beer; $1,000
weekly business; price. $4,000, for good
& BOOKOFF, 631 st. NV, Ma. $3.50.
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BOATS (cont.).

CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES in stock
available for immediate delivery: new Low
prices 8. KING FULTON. INC, sos
BROOKS BOAT KIT, 12-ft. round-bottom
tender, parts cut to shape, 80 per cent
PLANK; -prewar cost s45: sells for S25.
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AVIATION.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
OIL. ssss, or HYDE FIELD. sP. Osss.
SEE AND FLY the new 1915 Taylorcraft.
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT. OIL. $685.
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere q. 8. A.,
5-place Waco, Miami, SI19 per PASSENGER,
round trip. Fly night or day. ASHBURN
FLYING SERVICE. TIE 2333
Evening star., 1945-12-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (cont.)

perts-Colored man and woman have 2
days available this week; refs. Ii. 57SS.
Evening star., 1945-12-28
COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

seasoned 1905 hardwood; quick delivery,
reasonably priced, direct from farm. Call
the the WoopMAN, 81. 2719.
tail. COLONIAL CORD WOOD CO.. OK.
Evening star., 1945-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANIEp

BULLDOZERS for hire, by hour, day
week. Telephone CHI 0230.
Evening star., 1945-12-28

CONTINUED On NSxt PaS0.l
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engte naw eondton sfs sle 81 cost SG Slloo SELL $40
PIES latest styes, from 0 $50 susui up sa% aow
PyeFhesS ses Conn in ave private hS ems saves
FUR SCARF {pairj, silver i've FOX fox beautiful
large skins, s15o. Decatur 610o. Apt
FURNISHINGS, complete, of Groom apart ps
% Isl Maple Ismps s7na
coffee o e. table dishes, rag rugs; leaving town;
FURNISHINGS AND FURNITURE, prac-
sss 5sssos ii
FURNITURE. complete, living room, dinette
bedroom: lamps, rugs. kitchenware. radio
S275 apartment not available. OK. 0526
FURNITURE BARGAINS-Atlas Furniture
Co., 921 @ st, NV. is the only cut-price
store of its kind selling only brand-new
do couehes ali ss' constracton @
$34; all-metal folding cot and mattress,
$l2.25; dinette table and 4 chairs COM
lywood beds, complete with mattresses,
with h spring ring and ID mattress sag; walnut and and
and only Atlas can give You these values
Ailas.,l Atlas has only one entrance, which is
sign. For guaranteed best. values be sure
| you come to Atlas. Atlas is Washington's
| oldest and largest cut-price house and
guarantees the lowest prices. Open ewes
| until pm, Mondays and Thursdays until
9 pm. ATLAS FURNrTuRE CO, .921 G
st. NV. DI. 3737. DI. 3738, DI. 3739
lFURNITURE-Bedrm. suites inner-sprins
mattresses. HOLLYWOOD beds. studio couches
desks, chairs, dressers, chests, beds, misc
1922 14th st. NV. Open till pm. Terms
FURNITURE for three-room apartment
4s$S: MISS zTMMER. s to 4:so pm 80.
FURNITURE-Sav UP TO SOC on all new
furniture Specials on sofa beds. Studio
suites. See us before buying. Easy terms
THE CROWN co s27-S29 9TH st. NV
FURNITURE-Compl living room din.
ing room, master bedroom and baby's bed.
room furniture and kitchenware. Call 1T
PAGE, Temple 9200. 50"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city; 2-pc liv rm
suite, floor lamp. radio and other pieces
GE vacuum cleaner with attachments, like
new; also Electrolux cleaner In perfecl
eond. 1915 Concord ave, Apt. 203. RA
EHRNITqRE1Davsapert, b5.S y chairs and ,os enc
FURNITURE, studio apt, newly. furn. b,
interior decorator. very attractive: com
plete contents for sale Call RA. 1891 be
tween IL Am. and pm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
BY CPL. MARGARET HASTINGS, WAC
Written Exclusively for international ReWs Special
,word Copyright
Chapter XIII

THE socalled Iron men" of the past step up and
take lessons from Sgt. Kenneth Decker On Sunday,
May 90 exactly week after the crash decided he
pure stole with large infusons of American Indian
blood.
After Doc and Rammy had fed us breakfast first
hot meal the accident Doc went to work Decker
For hours he peeled the encrsted gangne from the
sergeans infected burns. 1t very tedious and pain
full process.
All of Docs gentIeness could not lessen Deckers
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

ordeal The sergeant lay rigid on his pallet Decker was
very sick man, but never by finch Mhimper did
he reveal the torment he enduring.
Not only had he suffered serious head injury and
gangrenous burns but it revealed that his right
broken at the elbow.
Or at least knew the right painfully injured
But without Xrays Doc afraid to treat it. There
always the possibility he might do it harm than good So
until rescued Deckers broken
ceved proper treatment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

XXTHEN Doc finished with exhausted Decker
w work It was the pceing process and
minutes wondered how could endure IT, cutched my rosary
and gred my teeth My pride involved determined
be good soldier Decker For four endless hours Doc
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

THERE wasn't any anaesthetic stiff drink Of
Il whisky available o Decker's pain.
Maybe be kinder to hit him in the put
him of his misery hours" Mcooiiom
He wet with perspradon Decker and Doc As for
Doc he might have operating the amphtheaer
big hospital He had large and enthusiastic audience Pete
and his mob of natives gathered round watch every
Perhaps you wondering why didn't borrow
native moonshne redeye from Pete The is simple
As long the valley native liquor
any kind primitive peoples
to make a fermened drink
army plane came over early that Sunday morning AL
ready the natives learning take this calmly At first
had terrified the plane over they
appear into the jungle with the speed of light.
Finally, they accepted the plane calmly as did But
the parachues still bothered them When they them
settling into the little valley, they for their lives
Eventually they accepted the daily parachutes with
more nonchaence than we night have wished
ONE day before we left the small valley native running
~ into camp. He terribly excited and upset
He mooned for the follow him with such urgency
that knew crisis had srisen
Our men hurried after him to the edge Of the jungle The
native in great distress pointed the of 5Ooot tree
another native with an open parachute preparing
to make free jump.
1t udcrous granted serious had jumped
and broken most of his bones the natives might have blamed
and gone the warpath.
So ii up persuade the daring young
to down and via parachute 1t good bit of
ment via panomme But in getting him to climb
down the tree.
The plane had big that morning board
eight enlisted paratroopers all Flpnos officer Capt
Walters "a learned that the captain had
born in the Philippines and that his father American business
had been major with the Filipino guerias throughout
their fight for freedom.
I'VE going down to the big valley and drop the
pararooper the radio operator in the plane said They will
be with you by nightfalI"
This time all of US joined in good hearty Bronx cheer
NHE army paratroopers were jumping about
10 miles from We knew they could make through
the jungle by nightfall
As turned out the men jumped on Sunday and reached
u the following Friday!
From the air, distances be very deceptive The
jumped not 10 but 45 miles distant.
But it good to know that help coming this
time to get us out of the valley
Just how they would get out, didn't know But
had confidence in the army. In fact didn't that
to be rescued by glider until Capt Walters arrived In
the meantime McCOlOm anu still held for a hecopter
and Decker still would have of IL.
Among the supplies dropped that Sunday found my rosary
and prayer book that Maj Cornelius Waldo the Catholic chap
an had sent Father Waldo who from Indianapolis,
had been the when sighted the previous Wednesday
Prayer books dropped for the men, and Bible for
all Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
eteran!

Have Ksrn's make . val.
lst.sirs photos'st OF your
discharge papers With.
out charge KERNS
MEN S CLOTHING
MsZZANiNs.
Evening star., 1945-11-16

See
an for Wonen!
vorthhi depndobe usH Heeoe
See ntwoHnuIe oJdonlo acotsthe eoe!
And
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Northern Back Mukot eH Value Honde sbebnde5
$500
Aru~T
Dyed Black Lomb
smoothly shoulders cuffs s485
30
Beautiful SQUIRREL
Squirrel
full length" FL" cut with the and ease o"b'e! 1925
Beoverd yed Mouton lomb splendid youthful wonnt and
oted in
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

biting job. It was intended to
let the government and the pso-
pie know that getting back to .
peacetime basis Il . pretty com.
plicated Job.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10

and in addition II setting up
huge reserves of troops which II
cannot hope to employ in the
Pacific war except in the event
of an almost disastrous military
setback.
Industry requires . relative
ly insignificant portion OF this
manpower to aid in speeding up
reconversion but up to this
point has received very little
help in the form of releases from
the Army"
Secretary of War Stimson
says now his department will
check over the Pacific war out
look to see II atomic bombing
and Russia's entry into the war
will permit another cut in the
size of the Army.
The Senate's report is . sharp,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-10
$1,000 Idle
in Mi(hiqan
Statewide Strike
Marks Victory Doy

DETROIT, Aug. 10 - CP) -
A statewide strike of $500 pat
tern makers developed today
even as $500 employees of the
Federal .Mogul Company return
ed to their jobs after l3-day
Walkout.
The two developments kept
Michigan's number of idle work
ers near the $4,000 mark, as Ia
Dor disputes continued at the
Detroit Steel Products Company
and at 200 Detroit lumber yards.
The strike of the pattern
makers. members of the Pat
tern Makers League of North
American (AFL). spread to 100
plants, in IL Michigan cities.
The dispute began at Saginaw
on July 26 after the Regional
War Labor Board denied a 10
cent an hour increase to 1870
union members.
Other union members in De-
troit, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Bat
tie Creek, Flint, Pontiac, Albion,
Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Jack
son and Bay City walked out
Thursday in sympathy.
Union spokesman said SO
shops and 800 workers were af-
fected in the Detroit area. Err
nest j. Ross, business agent of
the union, said a second case in
volving requests for wage in
creases for Detroit pattern maxi
ers Is now before the RWLB.
Ross said that although work
on patterns for automobile parts
was halted by the strike, the ef-
feet would not be noticeable in
the industry at present because
Of low production quotas and
because most manufacturers al
ready have new model automo-
biles ready.
The Federal Mogul Company
employees reported for work to-
day in accordance with vote
taken at back-to-Work meet
ing held last night by members
of Local 202, United Automo-
bile Workers (CIO).
William Parsons. local presi-
dent, said the RWLB had agreed
10 give an immediate hearing 10
union protests over discharge of
two union stewards, which led
to the Walkout.