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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
STREET TO AID
FARMERS OF AREA
Club Committee Says He Is
Cooperating In Labor
Problems

A committee of the Farmers
club, after a conference with c. P.
Street, project manager of Camp
Davis at Holly Ridge, said yester.
day they are receiving 100 per cent
cooperation from Street in the mat.
ter of working out an arrangement
whereby the camp will not make
it impossible for them to secure
labor to plant and harvest their
food crops this year.
Also. they said, they r receive
ing full cooperation from the North
Carolina State Employment Serv.
ice now and have promises from
the NOSES that when additional
farm labor is needed in this section
that agency will aid them in secur-
ing it from those places where
there is a surplus of such labor.
1--WE have found MI. Street and
Mr.. Moore, the latter in charge Of
the NOSES office here, both will
ing and anxious to cooperate with
US in every way and r confident
that with their aid we will be able
to plant and harvest our crops this
year, which will allow us to do u
part in the national defense pro-
gram by aiding materially in feed
ing the nation" a spokesman for
the committee said. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
What Stocks Did
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-R-Do-
nestle sugar futures ended I'M
changed to 8 points higher today
but the undertone was barely steady
because of heavy selling by a leading
Cuban producing interest a the
close. Early strength was predlcated
on a firm spot raw market n a
southern advance in refined. Sales
totaled 1890 tons.
The world list moved up at the
start, mirroring discussions expect
ed to maintain Cuba's world sugar
production through an export-lmpoft
bank loan, but fell back under heds-
ing. Final prices we're unchanged TO
IL off on turnover of $3.50 tons'
March IA lob, May IT LIB.
In the raw market, Savannah
bought $4,000 bags of Cubas LOADING
Jan. u at 2.95 cents or a duty'palo
basis.
In refined trade Savannah will ad-
vance 5 points at the close to 4.oo
cents a pound in southern territory
meanwhile taking January business
at 4.35 cents. Refined locally was I'M
changed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
Negro Finally Caught
After Downtown Chase

Willie Bell, local negro, was in
the hospital yesterday his head cash.
ed by a brick, after a chase by Off
GERS and bystanders through the
streets of downtown Wilmington.
Bell vas spied on Front street
yesterday morning by Lieut. John
Davis and Patrolman Lewis, and
they were aided by several. civilians
in cornering him in an alley. When
the negro, brought to bay, slashed at
his pursuers with a knife, Walter
Coleman, already gashed across the
fingers. downed him with a brick,
Lieut. Davis said.
The negro, the officer said, had
used a knife to fight off pursuers
earlier this week when chased after
the robbery of the Green store here.
When captured yesterday he was
found to carry a new pair of trousers
and a quantity of new po~cketknives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
E EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-F-The
Canadian dollar slipped 1-16 cent to-
day in relation to the United States
dollar in free foreign exchange trad
ing. The Dominion money ended at
IS 1916 U. S. cents.
Yesterdays prices maintained for
all other major foreign ~currencies'
with the exception of the Hongkong
and Shanghai dollars, each of which
declined .O1 of a cent.
Closing rates follow Great Britain
in dollars, others in cents:)
stGanadas Official Canadian control
board rates for U. S. dollars; buying
10 per cent premium, selling II per
cent premium, equivalent to dis
counts on Canadian dollars in. New
York of buying 9 81 per cent, selling
900 cents.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market IA lis per cent discount or
$3.50 "a U. S. cents.
Europe: Great Britain, official
bankers foreign exchange commit
tee rates), buying s4.02, selling $4.O4;
open market cables s4.o4; Germany
4.O7n benevolent) 1915; Finland
2,50n: Greece ssh; Hungary 18Th;
Italy sos; Portugal 4.01;; Sweden
1856; Switzerland 1921; Yugoslavia
2.35n.
Latin America: Argentine official
29.77; free 1856; Brazil official sos;
free sos; Mexico 20.75n.
Far East: Japan 25.4S; Hongkons
1881; Shanghai SIS.
(Rates in spot cables unless other
wise indicated).
Nominal.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. TO- R-Cash
wheat 20. sales. Corn No. 4 mixed
66 IL; No. 5, 81 10; No. 3 yellow
81 IL to ga 3-4, No. 4. So ga to
81 IA; No. s., 81 Ia to 50 10; No.
3 white So -; No. i, 66 81 to
SO; No. S., g. IL to 81 81; sample
grade 81 81 to 81.
Oats No. l white heavy 40 IL;
No. 2, 80 IL to ~: No. 4, 81 IL;
No. 2 mixed heavy 80 ga; No. 8,
80 IA; No. l red heavy 80 IL;
sample grade mixed grain 81 IL;
No. l white 40 IA; sample grade
white 80 IL.
Barley mailing So to SIS 10 nom;
feed 43 to 81 nom; No. l mailing
So; No. 1 mailing tough 50: No. 2
mailing g. to IS IL; No. 3 malt
ing 81.
soybeans No. 2 yellow 1.o2 10
to 1.03; No. 3 100 81 10 1.02 3.4;
No. 4, SO to SO 80; sample grade
yellow "a to IS IA.
Field seed per huildredwei2ht
nominal:
Timothy 400; alsike $50 to
1900; fancy red top $50 to 800;
red clover 800 to 1000, sweet
clover $50 to 400.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Jan 10.-lR-Ac-
tivity continued today in textiles
SO - inch $3.50, 5.35 yard print
with most interest entering in the
construction. New price levels
were also readily paid for. other
print and broad cloths. Good in
quiry a reported for rayon
goods, especially pigment taffeta
and spun yarn blends. Wooden man.
ufacturers are seeking to cover
second. quarter needs. but price
uncertainties are causing mills to
refrain from committing them
selves. Silk piece goods were
quiet. s"
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he'd trading eaders
NEW YORK 7 7

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-P-Cot-
ton futures delivery sold today at
the highest price. since May, 1910, on
gains of 8 to 70 points 20
Buying was based on sustained
demand for cotton goods, increased
sales of spot cotton and a firm spot
basis in the south.
Opposition developed around 1850
cents a pound for the March and
May deliveries on the theory higher
prices might induce repossession Oh
loan cotton and thus increase COM
mercial supplies.
Trade and mill interests were the
chief buyers, with contracts supplied
mostly by spot houses. Southern SELL
ing and profit taking also increased
as the list swung upward.
Worth street dealers estimated
around 10, OO0,o 900 yards of print
cloths and similar items changed
hands. Prices were firm.
Exports Thursday 7,435 bales; sea-
son so far 61S,712. Port receipts 63,'
4O5. Port stocks 3,445,53S.
Range follows:
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
RAILS BACK DOWN
IN LATE TRADING
Trading Loses Some Of Rising
vigor But Average Gains
Il OF a Point
sy FREDERICK D

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-RH The
stock market today lost some of
its rising vigor but managed to
keep general trends pointing slight.
ly upward.
Rails, well out in front in the
forenoon in lively dealings, back
ed down to a narrow range at the
last and steels cancelled initial ad.
yances. Utilities, rubbers, oils and
specialties did fairly well although
top gains were shaded in virtual
ly all departments at the close.
Heavy buying in secondary car
rier bonds continued in the loans
section with volume for all loans
touching the second highest mark
since September, 1898.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks tackled on i of a point
at IS. 1t was the seventh consecu-
tive session in which this COM
posite has been up or unchanged.
Activity in the share list taper
ed off %appreciably in the latter
part of the proceedings and trans
fers totalled ISL, $40 shares compar-
ed with 1858 $50 the day before.
Many customers with fair-sized
profits on the lengthy upturn CASH
ed in part of their commitments
for safety's sake over the week.
end. Recovery sentiment still pre-
dominated, however, as the huge
rational budget for defense and
other purpose was expected to spur
many lines of bushes and indus
try and result in comfortable earn
ings despite boosted taxes and a
possible ceiling which might be
placed over prices by the govern
ment.
Railway securities still were
buoyed by the outlook for mount
ing operating revenues and the like
lihood most roads would escape
excess profits lmpostS. Motors did
virtually nothing although this
weeks output of new cars was
estimated the largest for any SIM
liar January week in history.
Among stocks Louisville & Nash
vile went into new high ground
for 1940-41 but finished unchanged.
U. S. Rubber and Air Reduction
were up better than a point each.
Lesser advances were retained by
Great Northern, Pennsylvania,
Union Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio,
Goodyear, United Aircraft, Inter-
national Nickel, Western Union,
Consolidated Edison, Bond Stores,
Woolworth and South American
Gold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11

NEW YORK, Jan. 1U.-UP-sales
closing price and net change of the
most active stocks today:
US Steel 15,400; 1914, no.
N Y Central 15,4O0; Is, no.
South Pac 14,30O; 9A, no.
Atch T and S F 12,20O; 21A, DIS.
Param Pict 1920; 1915, ais.
Packard 11,40O; 81, no.
Curtiss Wright 10,400; 9a, no.
Air Reduct 1000; ~, a1A:
Std Oil N ] 1900; 36%, as.
Penn RR 1900; .24A, AZ.
North Pac 1900; IA, DIS.
U S Rubber 1900; 23%, ala.
socony Vac 1900; 9A, DIS:
ct Nor Ry Pr 1000; %, as.
Goodrich $500; 14S, as.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10.-R-Mod-
crate business in spot cotton,
l point higher; quotations
in pence: American, strict good
9.39; good middling 900;
strict middling 1894; middling 8.74;
strict low middling 8.54; low mid
ding 8.14; strict good ordinary
1854; good ordinary TIA.
Futures closed 3 points higher
to l lower. Jan. 8.26; March 8.31;
July $50; Oct. 8.15. 8
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NEW YORK EGGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-R-Eggs
10, 1885,. weak. Mixed colors; fancy
to extra fancy 81 "a to % IL;
extras 81 IL; graded firsts 10 80;
current receipts 10 Ia to IL:
seconds 10 IL to 10; mediums ID
IL; dirties No. /, 10 3-4; average
checks II to II IA. Refrigerator,
standards 20; firsts Is IL to o.
seconds 10 IA to IL; mediums 10;
dirties II 1-2 to 10. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
NEW YORK A

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-R-Cop-
per steady; e%1ectrolytic spot, Conn.
Valley, 1900; export, FAS N. Y,
1925 to 1900. Tin steady; spot and
nearby 50.10; forward 50.05. Lead
steady; spot, New York $50 to SIS;
East st. Louis 5.35. Zinc steady;
East St. Louis spot and forward 1925.
Quicksilver 1910 to 1890. Pig iron,
aluminium, anthony. platinum, Chi
nese Wolframite and domestic Schee-
lite unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
Luther Rogers Speaks
Al Bradley's Greek

Luther T. Rogers was guest speak
err at the Bradley's Creek Service
club which met Thursday night at
the clubhouse. He discussed housing
construction and building homes for
the future.
The club made plans for the joint
meeting with the Castle Hayne Serv-
ice club at Castle Hayne February
IA. The meeting. to be held on the
fourth Thursday in this month will
feature a discussion on city life YER
sus rural life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
No. 3 range follows.
BALTIMORE HOGS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10-R-U.
S. Dept. Agr.)-IIogs $50. Butchers
$50 lbs upward mostly IS higher
than Thursday; light lights and
pigs and packing sows 10 higher;
good and choice 100 to 240 lbs.
o,OO-25; practical top 8.25; 140-l6o
lbs. 7.8o to sos; $50 to 300 lbs.
40 to IS; 100 to $50 lbs 7.45 to
lo; 100 to 100 lbs. 7.25 to so. Pack.
ing soWs $40 to 70. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-R-Live
poultry, by freight, weak. Chick
ems, colored Is; leghorn IS. Fowls,
colored 10 to 10; some 81; leghorn
l to is; some II. Pullets, rock
%. Old ROSTERS IA. Turkeys, hens
20; young toms Is. Ducks 16.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
N. O. OIL

NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 10.-RN
Cottonseed oil closed firm. Bleach
able prime summer yellow $40
nom; prime crude 5.37 LIB. Jan.
6.13b, March 6.14b, May 6.24b,
July 6.34b.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
STORE

SAVANNAH, Jan. 10.-(RETur-
pentine IS IL; offerings 20; sales
1000 gallons; receipts 10; ship
ments 50; stock 1908. Rosin Of
ferings 327; sales 229; receipts 374;
shipments 1852; stock 172, 804.
Quote: B. $50; D, E. F, 1.85:
G, H, 1853; I, 100; K, 2.10; M,
2.12; N, 2.30; VIC, .2.55, WV, x,
2.75. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
NEW YORK BUTTER

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-R-But-
ter 317,212; about steady. Cream
cry: higher than 90 score and pre-
MUM marks 81 IL to 80 IA; 81
score, (cash market) 81 ID; SO to
81 score 80 to 81; "a to 81 score
'27 IL to 20 IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-R-Butter,
receipts s52, s1s; easy; market un-
Eggs, receipts 1913; easy; refrl.
eAtras ID, refri. stds. II "a; other
prices unchanged. 5
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10-R-
Spot cotton closed steady 6 points
higher. Sales 1852. Low middling
900, middling 1924, good middling
10. SO, receipts 1855; stock 522, $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
PEANUTS.

SUFFOLK, Jan. 10-(RE Pea
nut quotations: jumbos, 3 IA to
$40; bunch, 3 1-8 to 3 IA; runners,
3 to 3 1-8. Market firmer. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
NEW COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1O.-lR-
New high prices for the season were
shown today in cotton futures which
closed steady 5 to 6 points net
higher.
Trade buying and reports Of heavy
trading in textiles were the influenc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
COTTON

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 1O.-(R-Spot
1860.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11

CHICAGO LARD
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-R-Lard
tiers 5.22 loose 5.57; bellies 11.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-LP-Butter
was steady and unchanged today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Spot nominal; middling 1868.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
STOCK AVERAGES

6o-Stock Range Since 1877
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Mus beun ,Soiepbtnnnt

gBir ih,6 iebt bereit, slnfraeen bon
sen @m. Serren Yfarrern betr. &nas
BEN, oie itd) int SSolepbil1m oltf oen
Brielterltano por5ubereiten beablibz
tigen cntgegen5unebnten. SSeoer to-
lentierte Gnabe, Scr Sic odt @raoe
ser &farri6ule obiolpiert bat uno oen
8eruf gum Yrieiterltanoe IN iid fiiblt,
iollte iid nit ieinem @farrseiitli6en
in Gerbi,,oung ieben. 8enn Der
8farrer es fir aneebrabt finbet, ion
er iid iofort brieflid init uus in
@erbinoung ieten. @ir iino germ
bereit alles 81 t1n fir einen iuiiroi>
gen 8etperber.
X X X
llniere 2eier uno 8obltater baben
ieit iiber SO sssabren cine &naabl bon
Sreiiteaen eeitiftet fir 9naben, Die
ben 8erl1f autn 8rieiteritanoe babem.
@ir,iee oieIer Sreiftellen tuerben ben,
ie1ieen 3ur 8erfiieune geiteut, tpelde
iid 5eitig anmelben. @s beitebt a,.r
3eit nod ein GROCER Maugel an Brie>
itern in ben meilten Dio5eien oes
2anoes. Sn bielen bieier Di05eien
berribt ein bebe,tte,,ber Brieitern,au=
gel. 0as Soiepbinum lit ben1iibt
nad ardften oielem Maneel abaubel=
ien uno Sirten fir oie perirrten
5ddflein 5u liefern. 9ies lit inoes
nrr moglid, tpenn iid redt piele
&naben 31r Seran6iloung bel uns an
melben. N0een oue ieeleneifriaen
&naben oies in gripdgung 5ieben.
X X X
Grieiterlueibe bes 9m. !Serrn Wiifns
Gereaneenen Salnstag, 8. Mdr5,
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ipliroe &err Grant g. Mifis bon
Scrantou, ga, in Ser CT. Befers-
aatbebrale in Scranton, Ea., bon
gifbof S. Safep, 90, aun1 grieiter
getpeibt. Neb. Mifns 5elebrierte feline
erIte ii. Meiie in Der 81. arei18firhe
in Scranton am 8. Mdra. Neb. Mi-
fiis geb0rt our Rlaiie bes Sabres
1910 uno beenoete bergangenen SUM-
feine Stuoien in Soiepbinurn. @e-
gen aranfbeit ipurbe er Iebtes Sabr
5ltriidgeitent. gr nor biefen Serbit
aum Soiepbinitm 5l,riidgefebrt, nm
ieine Stlloien 5n beenben. 8ir ipiin-
iden Dem Nel1prieiter cine Iange Gei-
be iesensreiber Satigfeit i'm @ein-
berge bes 9errn.
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st. Soiepb gorbtlo nno Yatron int &f gegcm
Den atbeiiiid)en &omnlnnismus
9fobert 0fGber -.@:-
Gon Gobert Wtdber

9ie bon Ser Me1i6beit nit banger
SebniltGt ertpartete gn5pflifa gegen
ben otbeiltii6en &omnltnislnus trdgt
bas Datum pont ct. Solepbsfelt. ullm
Sen bon alien eriebnten Sriebell Girl
iti in Geide Gbrilti balo berbei5u-
fiibrel1, itellen mir bie erobe Clifton
ser fatboliiben Stride gegen oen
atbeiitii1cn @e1tfolnnulnismrIs unter
Sen Sbue bes n1dbtigen Sdirmberrn
Ser air6e> bes beilieen SSoiepb. St
gebort ben1 arbeitenoen Stonbe an
uno bat Die 2alt Ger Mrmut erfabren
fir li6 nno fir sic Seilige Sanilie,
oeren tpahlames 11nb liebenoues
Salipt er ipar.''
,Sbm mar bas gottlibe &ino al,=
pertraut, als Serooes. feline Meudel=
m0rber 11a6 Sbn al1sianote. Ct bat
in eiuern 2eben freueiter 8flibterfiil-
lung Sag fit Gag ollen ienen elm
@eifpiel binterlaiien, Die iid ibr 8rot
bl1r1 ibrer Sanbe Mrbeit beroienen
n,iiiien. Mit &ebt tpurbe. er Der
@eredte genal,alt, bas lebenoige 8ei-
ipiel iener d)riitliden @eredtiafeit.
bie int io3ialen 2eben berriden fon. !"
@ir f0nnen ,,ns sic Mnttport bes
repolition6ren illternationalen Yro,
letariates a,1f bieies Bapittport oen-
ten: Sobnenbes @eldbter bon Son>
nena,tfgaug big Sonnenuntergan9.
8as per,nas bieier palditinenitide,
Dor fiiritlider spraunei oie 5lubt
ergreifenoe Sbreiner Soiepb i'm
Sample init ser brobenben Si,1tflut! !!
Gin @iniamer gese,1 organiiierte Mil-
lionen. Gin slrmer gegen einalln1dd-
tiges &apita1 - benn au6 bas Hro-
letariat arbeitet nit &apital. Gin
6liebe,roer segen cine riidltdtsloie
Sffenitpe.
Nber es gibt neben ber nenidlidelt
Strateeie aud eine sottlide. Sene,
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bon ser ct. gauI I'M erlten &ori11-
tberbriefe Ipribt: ,,8as Ser @elt als
toridt gilt, fat @ott ausermdblt, ,lm
oie geiien 5lt beibdtner. 8as ser
@elt ols ihpad galt, Dat @ott al1s'
erlpGblt, Inn bas Starfe at beiba-
men. 8as Der @elt ais 1,iebrig rno
peradtlih, ia mos ibr nibts gilt,
fat @ott altseripablt, ,rn bas, ,pas
ettpas gilt, 5unid)te 5u ,na6en." e..
&or. /, 272S). 9as miro sic 5tra.
teeie iei,t, b11rdb lpeld)e ser beilige So
iepb ben atbeiitiiben &o1nnlunismn,s
pernibten miro.
Der &omm1tnis,nl1s miro, nm einen
nteoi5inii6en @nsbr1,d 81, gebrauden,
aloopatbii6 nidt bon1oopatbiid iiber.
tpl1noen tperben.~ geidt onrb bas
aebnlide, ionbern b,1rd bas @egen-
idblibe. Ser &omnutnismus lit Wfa-
terialismns, Stoffanbeterei, ,1nb tqiro
6arunt iibertpunoen b,ird bie Stoff-
iiberwinoung, bie art1,,,t inn @eift.
Ser &omnlunist1tus lit b6moniiber
SaB ,,nb miro barun, iibertpunoem
ourb oie 2iebe. Der &ommunismus
1T iataniiber Sobnt,t l,nb tpiro bar.
um iiberipunben o,trb @ebulb, ,1no
@ottbertrallen. alio bureb oen @eiit
oes beilieen SSolepb. ~
Denn Donoio gortes bat geIaet:
u9htr Die 9eiligen fonnen beut nod
oie Nationen retten, sic. genau ee.
ieben, feline anoere &ranfbeit baben
als bic Nbpeienbeit aipeier .hriitli-
der Sugenben. @ott IdBt Die Der.
brederiide ltngebltlo ser srmen (u.
bas lit Der &on,munis1nus) a,t, llm
oen anmabenoen ggoisnus Der 3ei'
ben (uno bas lit ser &apitalisntus)
au aiidtigen - 1no oen berbreheri-
fhen @goisnus Ser 8ei6en, Inn bie
Ibulobare l1ngeoul6 Der Mrmen al
Itrafen.''
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IA u SIN GS BY
THE TREASURER

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Bir erinde1l 1,niere 2eier ,pto
5reunbe fir Die SeeIenrltbe bon
Magbalena Glebr, Serbian, Minn, 5u
beten. 9ie geritorbene bat bic Stt-
oenten bes SSoiepbir,lms in ibreln
Seltantente beoadt. -..-:s.@. RI.
-. .s... ...srsk * X X ill., ~.
8ir baben cine betradtltde Mnaa5l
uSales Sar &eceipts' bon einem
8obltater aus golt1gstotpn, Ohio,
erbalten. 9a fein abienoer al, bem
Bafet 5lt beluerfe1l mar, 10 ,no6ten
mir biermit oen lns unbefannteu
8obltater uno allen, bic ii6 an Ser
Samlnllng beteiliet baberL ltniern
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Stim,lte Des YolfeS fit
has .Soiepbtnnllt

ginlieaenoe @abe bon $500 bate
id gu @bren Ser Wslitter bon Der
Sm,nerpabren6en SiIfe ,ln0 oes bl.
Mntonins perlpro6en. Wein Mnlie.
gen it, @ott iei 9anf, erbort tporben.
Ofoee @ottes reiditer Sesen auf So
rer anitalt ruben! - Mrs. 6. a.,
ga.
Ginlieseno ibide id Sbnen $500,
bie id in einem anliegen 5u @bren
oes fl. Soiepb fir bie ar1nen St1l>
oenten berlpro6en batte. Sd bin,
@ott ici 9anf, erb0rt moroen. 0eo>
&c @ott Sbre @nita1t ieanen. - s..
g., Mo. .... ..
Wfit freuoigen 1lno boufbaren @ez
fiiblen leien mir iebe @obe 6ie 8e-
ridte ser 2eier, oie ourd) oas Spfer
einc5 sllmoicns fir, Sbre anitalt III
ibren s(nliegen erbort uorben iino,
llno boS BON 2ellten, sic meiIt Dem
Jarlner> lno slrbeiteritanoe aneeboz
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
HE KNOWS THE JAPANESE

The commander of the Pacific Fleet,
stationed in the Far East, has tickish job.
He has chance, however, to understand
what Japan is doing in that part Of the
world
Admiral Henry E. Yarnell, until some
months ago, was commander of the U. s.
Fleet in the Far East. He was in actual
contact with the japanese time and time
again.
The admiral says that the real reason
for Japan's aggression is not need for
more room for her people and for additional
markets but ''the belief of the japanese
military mind in the glory of conquest and
superiority of the japanese people"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-29
THE LOWD0WN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

You won't pick UP q paper
except you see where they
are finding some new way 20
clamp down on business. You
would think business was some
kind Of q Jesse James. And while
they clamp down, business plods
along and builds more 6-shoot-
ers, and planes. and battleships.
Politics makes the flowery
talks Buddy, you are doin' a
skookum job" That would be a
faux pas, Of the first water.
We have all kinds Of celebra-
tons and Notwithstanding.
labor days, and election days. etc
But day for saying a good word
for business-not on your tin
type But every dog has ms
day. We even got around. in
time, to having a Fathers Day.
So who can say, about business.
Maybe manana.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA.