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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
NOVA DRUzBA

Mr.. John Rozanc in Mr.. Geo.
Strainic, v Collinwoodu poznana
prodajalca zemljisc in posestev,
sporocata, da sta ustanovila no.
vo zemljisko druzbo The East
Shore Realty Co., XII je inkor-
porirana po postavah drzave
Ohio. Svoje posle bosta Sc ma
dale vodila v uradu ma 156O7
Waterloo Rd., kjer bosta v vseh
ozirih ma razpolago z poslugo
splosnemu obcinstvu pri proda-
janju ali nakupu zemljisc. Novo
druzbo tudi tvorijo: John Pez~
dirtx, Jim Kozel, Joseph James,
Frank Kmett in Mrs. ]. X. Sc
yer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
VILE ROJENICE

Zadnjo soboto 50 sc vile ro-
jenice zglasile pr druziIi Mr..
in Mrs. Wilbert in Eta Mae Pc
trio, Y jefferson, Ohio, II pu-
stile Y spomin krepkega sincka,
.prvoroj ojenca, ki je o. rojstvu
tehtal Z in pol funta. s tenn je
Mrs. Helen Petric, y Jefferson,
O., prvic pcstala stara matt.
Na&e Gestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
RUDOLPH PESKAR

V Nemciji je bill ranjen IL.
marca Corp. Rudolph Peskar,
cigar polbrat William Mismas
stanuje ma 1909 E. 7s St..
Rudolph je bill pred odhodom
k vojakom zaposlen pri Draper
Manufacturing Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

/ PODRUzNICA ST. s. SANS
Nocoj, oh 8. uri Sc vrzi red
na seja podruznice ct. 80 SANS
v Sovenskem narodnem domu
ma st. Clair Ave. Drustvene "a
stopnike in clanstvo v sploSnem
Sc vabi ma veliko udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
AMERIsKE HGUBE SE
BLNAJO HuLIJONU

. WASHINGTON, 26. aprila. =
Uradne stevilke, XII 80 bile OBJ
javljene danes, kazejo, da anne
riske izgube Y ubitih, pogresa-
nih, ujetih in ranjenih znasajo
929,373, kar predstavlja 17,173
narastka Cd proslega tedna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
PredSedni$tvo ma
konferenci spor1a toc1ka
v San Francisco
Molotov preprecil imenovanje
Stettiniusa kot trainega predsednika;
britski kompromis odklonjenf

SAN FRANCISCO, 26. aprila - Konferenca zdruze-
ih narodov e danes naleela prvo zavro se odse
ka organizirane ko e sovetsk zunanj komsar Molo
tov nastop proti predogu, da bi bill drza tank Stet
nius imenovan tranega predsednika konference po
tenn pa stavil predlog "a stri predsednike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

Zgornja slika kazs xastsvo
mad Bslo hiio m poldrogu v
xnak xalovanja ob snrfi prsd-
ssdnika Roossvslta. NJ slIki
spodaj vidiie sdssdnikoyo -
60 = sdravilissu Wlrm sprinc.
Georgia. kjsr - nsnldo donaa usne1s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
THE WEATHER
FORECAST

kts West and vicinity Fair
ava somewhat warmer this after
nuun tonight and THURSDAY
moderate Ca fresh northeast 10
,asf winds
Florida Partly cloudy this
afternoon through Thursday. with
tea widely scattered showers
sea the e.tTemr southeast Quasi
sIIaN rising temperature
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits Moderate casterly winds
ot,r north portion this afternoon
ard fresh east Go nOrtheasterly
" nds over south portion. locally
moderately strong through FLOR
$50 Straits moderate 60 occs-
unal.N fresh cast % northeast
sIIB sinds tonight and Thursday
PARTLY cloudy weather with . feW
widely scattered showers IA
suuth portion.
East Gulf Moderate 90 occa-
siunallN fresh suutheasterly winds
utt. north portion and easterlV
winds otcr south portion this
AFTERNOON end tonight moderate
tn fresh suuth Ca southeastprlv
SIND. THURSDAY partly cloudy
weather
Jacksonville and Apalachicola
10 small craft oT storm warnings
have haen IAsnnh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

On the afternoon of MAJ 20.
Is43. there VAS minor funny
81 excitement "a me Naval sta
tlun here and shortly thereafter,
on the streets IT keS West
The first WAVES had reported
iur duty.
Ia the FIRST contingent "a As II
UgI Margaret b Gold. VIC. an
ensign a. thu timc. and now the
only mcmbcf 1T that band oi pio-
nccrs still on duty heIy-N hlCh
makes hel. in poini 90 service, the
dean ot women
Tho WAVES Nys, quite a cu-
rls,sity here to4 th, h4st ieN
WCtks. LIcgt Gold remembers
When Wt walked down tht street
Ne could hea g lut of ghattelng
N Spanish on sll sides ID would
have bcen interesting 90 have
been abIs O. understand Just Nhat
was being said
Lieut. Gold Was assigned o.
Communication on auNaL and
ls noW Communication Watch
OiflcUg and a membcr oi tbe Cod
ing Board
A native ui pIttsburgh Pa. she
graduated from ODcian College
10 1880. Is .th aa Alb ltEle, AT
a. taking q se,tetalial ,aa.-e 500,
was employed u tnt PIfe1uEsl
office ol tht accounting tUm 81
Puct Waterfront A. &c ~1s fHn
ed thu WAVES Jan :. Is43 ..as
West $50, Ug fast uJ lasl
dutA station
Aud. as o. happened she liked
KY West from 90, stalt Most
people nred q tea months o. got
used GO t.c places peg4lar
charms L,U Gold bubn.,s ar,
golfng ami winning and she
manage tU in8all. % both
When Soc LEAVE. th, Nstt she
plans. though O.. maks up iw
the Ions ta.I hs- H5 travelling
q bat IT, 81 falf tfaf . didn't
sec muel ui 900, AHll u tu.
WaI. sf. SAYS
She hives a3 thc Casa Marina
Hotel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
CENTRAL BEACH


IN long and expensive condemna-
ton procccdings inasmuch a.
private enterprise il ~ present
expanding = goodly sum u money
on construction. Thirdly. tins val
usble property would be removed
from the City and County tax
rolls. thereby causing increased
TAXATION On ether properties.
2 REST BEACH SITE. be-
tween White and Bertha SIS.
First this property Is al present
privately owned. therefore II
would BE- necessary f0T the C0un-
q 90 bccome involved IN long
ard expensive condemnation pro
ceedlngs % acquire q clear title
Secondly. tine Naval Department
b constructing . Housing Prop
cct. which would materially af.
feet future expansion Of bcach
facilities. Thirdly. much valuable
property would be removed from
tine CITY and County tax rulls,
thereby causing increased taxa
ton on other properties.
8 ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD
SITE. Bertha Street eastward 10
Martello Towers. FITst. this
property IS a. present owned BY
the County including al rips-
nan rights thereto. thereby elm
mating the expense 81 property
acquisition and the removal Of
private property from the tax
rolls 81 thc Cts and County Sec
undly. comparatively speaking.
Gusts % dredging. fuling. and con-
sta.cilon of groins a. letiys would
not exceed Gust ~ eltheR OF the
tao previously HGnp0nsu sites.
Thirdly. the fully matured Cucua
MT trees. which form ideal picnic
sites. would eaminate high land
Gaping costs FOuEthly. lt would
H. possible o. extend tins Beach
IN either Of tao directions a.
might - Ecccssary IN the future.
Filthy. u would provide an at
tfactlvc approach to the CIis
pfuptr without tsing t0o far dis
taut fur accessibility 90 local resi-
dents.
NOW THEREFORE The Cen
trail Beach Committee recon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
:: SOCIETY ::
MOMAN1s Al XIiIARY Oh IT. PAULS
CHURCH HELD SESSION On MONDAY

discussed Cor thc church bazaar
to h. held November ~ -.
The day besng Mrs NacCon
nrlls harthdas shs was pleasant
ID surprised with gifts and cards
and best wishes Sea the occasion
A. the clsae uf the Meeting
aeiiciuus rvfrcshucnts wcre Scrv
ed ht ths hostess.
Ahoar Ia attendance were
Nesiamvs Glpnwoud Sweeting.
Lllle Keno. Jeff Knight. Annie
Baldwin Emerson Archer. JAS.
Mcdonnell. Ralph Russell. Nil
son sawyer Louise Grant. Ellen
ltnes Susan Avery. Glouana
bnlY. Edmund Curry. Clarence
Ailshouse Misses Maggie plerce.
Orar. Kemp Leila Pitcher Guests
NeIe Mrs Edison Archer and
Me Hudson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
Classified Column

AMwwwstsmm~mam mmMww tara M@m@
wNttf he lm@w2ama tm 1hm a&s1mwm -
eAw Fmam sf 1R q wsW4 e@2 ea0@ tmsss-
ssmm. hma ah@ mtmfmmm Charge fas
tm@ EATma - wwF@m m2 lee 10 80
rec rmaw e@W almeMam@@ aspe n -
waFa mma amW mamAmm@ sMmRMa f@a
fAw first as w@Ham 80 lees - &C..
rmYmwma Zee elmm@aaA04 @asessase-
ma0mam - tmxmEtmhaE N mMsamNe. est
e~mmtmR advertisers w3ah aa3Mes 80
e@mmas say save aA0aE nassTstss-
mwmam mhmxm@A
- - she afE1ee h@fwFW a. sAWte~A go
tAs amH - mmh1Arastsms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

mcnds that the Beard Of County
Commissioner. Monroe County
80 on record as officially desig'
mating the Roosevelt Boulevard
Site as the location for the con.
stsuction u Inc said public beach.
FURTHER II is recommended
that tn Board of County Com
Fnissionsrs accept the tentative
artist conception of the proposed
beach attached hereto as Q guide
IN the construction u the public
beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

ian of tha fotialiv u TIE latter
l4li 90 the previous day. Wlih
re afternoons tendency shading
CT much weaker Tins latter part
hesiuas q very enthusiastic 'em-
pel ament. bat this qusltv eIad-
HaI.F Insse is force and ms de-
generate into halcssnsss fr trs
Iaffr uua Hf 20. dat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Fun Pay While Learning
Vacations With Pay
Sickness Benefits
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
See Mrs. McDermott
Chief Operator
TELEPHONE OFFICE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

NEW YORk.--Althouwh owls
rarely. IL ever. kili a blaeJay, thty
however desest owls 81 greatly
that they will attack stuffed
owl Cor hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
LOOKING AT
WASHINGTON

e. ut tsu ~dM~
~Feetat ~ a~htmWtmm wFFr~tsuasls 80
90 Ghe hes Ns@r tttEsm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
ISoUIsIrIvE SQUIRREL

ALBANY o. - Climbing a
i"et. uair e squirrel started 500
,.H from one l2uOO-tolt uIr,
'H sn#iHsr The resulting -hoIt.
.|ttf H.acEe3 uIt Alhant light
aHa HairI system end. g course.
r,.is aated the squirrel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

NeW Delta hg beans luscious.
golden fruit in 3 months. 81 IS
delivered Straw berry and pine
apple plants nuW ready Pink
house Gardens. Miami - Pa
nUy6 2fx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Rainfall. "a hours ending
$50 am. inches o0l
Total rainfall since Nov /,
inches O22
Deficiency since November !,
inches 052
Total rainfall since Jan. I.
inches 1918
Excess since January /,
inches ia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Ms sincere appIe,.atl.u fa the
voters far the votes gwen me
Curglaiulatsaus fa t1e Wlunels
and ruA g Ac acre sincere. lci s.
40 give aur taI Support o. tfe
ueu eut t-rwruf t.I a bryce and
hfft K.t Wet
r.- IfN pAf-I So Al BURY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Guaranteed plumbing work and
supplies Toilets. lavatog4es.
sinks. brass fittings and pre-
war bath tubs. All sizes u va
Ter and sewer pipe and fittings
Free cstimatcs Jos - Lopez
Plumbing and supplies. 922 DI-
vision street Phone T65
oE2wwf-if
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
POSITION WANTED

Man. So prefers outdoor Aork
Handyman. carpenter. plumbcI
truck driver Also. three years
experience typlnE. shorthand
bookkeeping Miller BuA o.
Marathon. Pa now co..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07
REPORT

K,v West Pa Nov Z. l9%5
Observation taken ~ 100 am
Eastern STANDARD Time
CITY Office
Temperatures
Highest lsst ~ hours u
Lowest last night n
Meau "a
Normal 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Odd lots Of liquor still svsilsbls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Wanted - Salcsgirls. full time
employment No experience ne
oesSary. 5. T. kresS & CO.
n0vl-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Tomorrow 5 TIDES
Naval Base
- Ia Iowv TtAa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

U. s. HOTEL CASA MARINA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

Wanted - Couple o. manage
small hotel Must b. perm
anent resident and BE- able o.
supply references Apt furn-
ished Address applications O.
Box 708. Key West. Fla
nova o.
secretary -bookkeepCr. Write Civ
ing reference. What you would
consider q good wage. hUW long
you are sure II being in Key
West PS. Go Citizen.
noN3-tf
Salesgi.l In Snip, SNTNICc Store
az Naval All station. KEY Wtsl
uoN1-3tN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-07

All food items remaining in
sioFeEoom. also paper goods
and sundrY supplies sold In
$500 lots or mere.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Park
Continued from Pare l.


citizen, Of the area MARITIME SD
y. 81 -, ,, 80. ~. ,.,l,,s
81 me NAINeI Ii"k'e ~.Ne ''"o
which has been gwen the power o.
a,,orrs. h, N. cItizens Of ne area
-. N.,,... -, ,,.
''S' wv ''''''''''''' - ~
park area VII come are nc pa
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
rHF GREATEST
Davis
Continued from Page !

Continued from Page u
part ~ me 18TH Fighter Command
IL the Italian Theatre
After what I have seen Of the
mon VIII" fought In my command
overseas" he said. II would he
unpieasAntlv surprised IL YOU
men do not push on and make
hi. unit one Of which YOU and
the air forces can be proud
He informed HE men That Col
DAVIS vi. select MS own staff ana
tha, nose among YOU who are
s-oi',ous can 30 a. FAR - your
s0l''y ard performance Vii taNe
NoL TIE restriction 81 AL stat.
and con- Tsnd positions 20 White
OF GERS GnoeT Co. SelNsy mas oeen
one 81 me chief problems OF the
Sro y
Ger Ds,i. ard Mr.. Gibson also
rad, .eTsrhs "a the men.
N THE AFTERNOON = meet
i-g o. ne pilots suI o.ner Off
Ce-s o., ne group WsS called wnere
Gen Esecr. Gen DAVIS Ms Go
son and Blk Gen Edsa. + Glenn
Cn 81 o. SAT. for ne FIRST Ar
To-ce made remarks They all
E-cs>ed The necessity Of the men
EsS 1T re her Obligations and re-
tpons.b.i ~ - members VI teIm
Col Se.Nay NE deposed com
'~aHner Was present - oo,a the
rro~rIrE and afternoon meetings
II Only participation. h0NeNrr
was 20 I0'roduCe Cen tdhcr on
e. : oscason No MENTION ~
n ie ~ h,m n anVone's rema.hs
Co. Dal> expected 10 become
pos; cor n snCer - Neil - group
commander. b.: his change Ia
rc: been made We Col SeiNaN
Is ,ti.i ON the post and : S,il! posi-
commander THIS arrangement II
- reported VIII last until SelwaN
can properly ,u.n over al, material
sn0 20 pWcu: 30 Go. DAVIS II
IS pres .ued tnls Vil. be done 0S
the las. Of July
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

when passed ins, Ne Boal .:
Education look u,o,ondt.ous q;
the t"o schools. aid do Wda,eyer
4. san ~ clean ,aen up The board
agreed ~ JOIN ,ue lomm:.er in
Ask.ns the Police Department, 10
assign Two poi,>emeu preferably
Negro one :or B.sAop sud one
Tor Lincoln SDhoO. 10 cous.drfa-
luu 81 ;ne asH Juvenile dellu-
qIency incidence and t..ancy
l,vS 20 these areas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
SIS. HOW ARD VICTORY
READY FOR lST VOYAGE

WASHINGTON u C-Named
Co Howard ,r.ye;s'iv ~ Wash
irs;on y { ne IS HoVsr q
Victory. 4S6-,o0i-.oug >leeN and
SPEEDY cargo NcSSe. when .a'er
WI oe converted 20 = t.ooo>n
" ! soon oe resdy 20 tSse ne.
pace on tie IS lsHes 10 oar
AIMED forces oNt. seas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Awards
Continued from Page II

cross streets. II includes houses
on both sides Of the street.
y captain viii be selected for
each block in the area and an adult
supervisor viii be named for eacn
group Of five blocks
Special certificates 81 merit Will
be given 20 all persons recommend
cd by the captain Other special
awards are offered Tents for Boy
Scouts are included in the special
awards.
Among organized groups already
signed up for he campaign are the
Boy Scouts OF America. District s.
The Chronicle Cadet club and the
Detroit Better Citizens League.
COOPERATING WITH the
Chronicle IN the promotion are the
Urban League. ST Antoine YMCA
and Brewster center.
Other clubs and groups are urged
20 lend her active and financial
support TO the project.
For information. call tho Clean
Block director, Temple l-+877.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

Fred Hunter Is the fine. IL
Year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hunter of 1854 Good
man. Fred is an honor roll stu
dent at Dryer school where he
will return in September TO
the "a class. While attending
Palmer school last year he re-
ceived from the American
Legion. a medal of honor mer-
tied by scholarship. good con.
duct. and because he was con-
sidered the best student in his
class. He uses his Chronicle
earnings 10 pay for his saxo-
phone lessons, has purchased a
war bond. and saves war
stamps. He attends Sunday
School at ST. Paul AME Zion
church. - Photo by Brown.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Rescue
Continued from Page u

Ontlnued from rage ~
MS nephew. 1t. Jack ADAMS. sta
toned with the Wayne County Dl-
VISION Headquarters Selectiye
Service.
DIR. Brown was interned along
with 1000 other civilians Of all
races and nationalities when the
japanese Captured the Philip
pines.
Il spent the first part OF ny cap
iigity ~ the infamous Santo Tomas
university camp. Dr.. Browne said,
and then We were moved TO Los
BdnOS
THE FORMER government pur-
chasing agent who sports a full
grown Van Dyke beard. and who
says that ne lost 80 pounds while
q prisoner OF the JapS. disclosed
mat there we're 1913 colored per-
sons IN the camp,
We were all treated alike" he
SAID. The Japanese did not I'M
pose any segregation. and the bet
ter class white people IN the group
did not want il. They were suf-
ficlently aware OF the gravity of
the situation 10 realize that dis
elimination would do no good IN
prison
Dr. Browne said that al OF the
prisoners were convinced that the
Japanese planned the scientific
starvation OF all interneeS.
Il am convinced" he said, that
there is no comparison between
the economy of the United States
and that which the Japanese
would impose IL they were to
win this war"
IN ANSWER TO questions about
the brutality OF the JapS and the
famous Death March. on Batsan,
D.. Browne sad that ne had a per-
,onal friend, Negro officer,
named White, Nho made the
march"
He said ne WaS in such bad con-
Gitlon that his wife tainted When
ne passed nor IN the street" DR..
Browne declared
The GOODNESS Of the American
paratroopers who rescued us was
wonderful 10 behold Dr.. Browne
declared as ne told how the para
troopers joined with guerilla be-
hind the enemy Ines 70 effect the
rescue Of the prisoners
There was plenty of action" he
continued. but IN the end the Jap
garrison Of 1877 zen were wiped
out without the loss OF an Ameri-
can soldier.
THE GOVERNMENT worker SAID
that members Of the yeScuiug
party told the prisoners that the
japanese had planned 20 XII all
prisoners that day and their lives
had oeen spared by JUSt a few
hours.
The only souvenir that | have is
The shell case OF a 50-Ca,lDre ma
chine gun bullet which fell down
beside me IN one OF the amph oious
taOks,,n which the prisoners were
evacuated Dr.. Browne stated
Il MAS with mixed feelings that
D. Browne told hoN the pr SonCrS
had ringSde seat for four months
While they watched me lombard
ment 81 enemy positions oy the
American planes.
1T Vas IKE having rings de
seat at a fight" ne SAID. Only the
results Were OF utmost importance
10 US"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-26
Talk of Shortage Leads to
Installation of Machinery

how much your Social Security
money will buy,-in food, clothing
and shelter-when you get old is
another question. This depends
upon how long the war lasts and
the postwar initiation. There, how
ever, IS nothing 10 fear from the a..
gument that the Federal Govern
ment has no reserve funds for
you.
Both State and Federal Funds
Needed
One more thing Because the
present Social Security rate OF 70
now provides more than enough
money" to meet all requirements, it
probably. nevertheless. should be
increased Immediately after the
war to 2Gt. This would be according
to the advice OF expert insurance
statistical actuaries. The fact that
the States now have reserve Of
five billion dollars for unemploy-
ment. etc. Is no reason why We
should suspend payments to the
federal fund. Unless our school
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-26
Bv ROGER W. BABsON

Babson Park, Mass, Jan. give
hear much from Washington about
the need for more manpower", and
hear even more from labor about
the need for higher wages. Per
haps both are needed; but govern
ment officials and labor leaders are
making a big mistake to do so much
talking about II. Why? Here is my
answer: Such talk is driving EN-
ployers to install more and more
labor saving machines and pro,
cesses which may add chaos to con
fusion after the war.
Have Big Leaks
Let me explain: Readers are CON
tinually asking the reason for the
deducations on their pay envelopes.
One came in to me this morning
from a single person getting see
per week with four pay envelope
deductions: ia for Social Security,
% for Unemployment Insurance
COLLECTED from employees in only
few states but from employers in
ALL, l3 7/109o for income taxes.
Is ESQ for L. S. Savings Bond
purchases.
All Of these took about $40 out OF
. his pay envelope. The last item
was partly voluntary and this bond
purchase can be redeemed at any
| time but the other three are com
pulsory and make big leaks in all
pay envelopes.
or the three compulsory deduc-
lions to your pay, the income tax
money you can kiss go~d-by. That
is your contribution to the war and
surely it is very small compared
| 10 what our boys in the service are
paying In blood and sweat. The
/ Social Security payment is to give
YOU $50 or $50" per month ode
pending on years OF employment
when you get too old to work, plus
one.half workers benefit for wife
when. she is 50 years OF age: while
the Unemployment Insurance is TO
give you from 81 to $50 week, de-
pending upon state in which you
reside for the first weeks of your
next period OF unemployment TO be
caused by the labor saving ma
chimes and processes which en-
blowers are now being forced to in
stall.
Uncle Sans Credit Good
Because some reports claim that
Uncle Sam is spending your Social
/ Security payments for current eX-
penses instead OF investing the
money or Saving It up as an in
surance company would do, some
people are fearful. They are afraid
that when they get old or become
unemployed, Uncle Sam or the
State will not have the money I'm
reserve" to pay the promised bene-
fits. Don't let any insurance sales
man scare you with such foolish
talk. The T. s. Treasury is invest
ing your weekly payments in Gov
eminent Bonds or their equivalent
which is the very best investment
any insurance company ever made
with your money.
When you deposit money in a
savings bank. the bank does not
lock your money in it's vault and
wait until you want to draw It out.
The bank loan It TO some one TO
build a house or do something else,
or the bank itself may use it to
buy Government Bonds, In this
case the money is being treated
just the same as your Social Secur-
ity money is being treated. As TO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-26
London Community Methodist

London Community Methodist
ll5lS Plank Rd.
Rev. Charles Bragg, pastor
1890 a. m.-Biblc School, Mrs
Aria Cline, superintendent.
1880 a. m.-Church services.
Sermon by pastor.
s m.-Thursday. every week,
prayer meeting and Bible study.
Church Official Board meets ev.
cry second Sunday at church d..
rectly after churcn services.
Young people meet every second
Friday in month.
The W.S.CS. meets each first
Thursday.