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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Vocational
School Site
Is Changed
Will Be Erected
On Ground Across
From Courthouse

racomas new vocational
school building. almost COM
pletcly planned for the Haw-
thornc school site. was picked
up and moved across town on
Thursday afternoon TO the old
Central school block. across
18th 81. from the courthouse.
The school board took that &C
ton after hearing the report of
Supt. Howard X. Goold on a meet
ing earlier IN the week with chair
men of the various trade commit
tees Of the city. Men represent
INK the crafts participating in the
defense trade training program
discussed the plans with Goold.
Vocational Educational Director
Earle n. Bennett. School Property
Supt W. W. Durham. Architect
Ernest l.. Mock and Mayor Harry
Cain. and unanimously recon-
mended the Central school site.
They declared the Hawthorne
site inadequate for the type Of
vocational building Tacoma even
tually will need
A result OF the change is that
new plans Will be far more COM
prehensive than those for the east
side location. though the first unit
to be built with the available $685.
Continued on Page ?. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
+. D. Denies
Blank Check
Power Asked
Congress Gets
Democracy
Arsenal" Bill

WASHINGTON - The adj.
ministrations historic meas
Tire for converting the United
States into an arsenal for
democracy was placed before
congress Friday with sur
prise provision that would
permit the repair and out
fitting of British warships
in American ports.
The hill. embodying President
Roosevelt's plan Of lending Ameri-
can made munitions 10 Britain.
Greece and China. including sup
plies now in the possession Of W. y.
armed forces. was placed before
the senate and house simultaneous
ly by Democratic Leaders Alben w.
Barley and John W. Mccormack
The measure contained five
essential points and wss broad
~ drawn 10 permit extension
of American aid tn any govern
ment whose defense the pres
idenS considers 10 he vital 10
the defense Of the United
states"
The bill forbids any foreign coun-
try which obtains defense articles
or defense information from the
United States from transferring
them 10 any other country without
the consent Of the president.
Barley and Mccormack said the
measure also enables the United
States 10 buy war materials in the
American republics. Canada or
other countries whose defense ia
vital TO us. II such materials are
not readily obtainable In this coun-
try.
About 20 senators were In
the chamber when Barkiey In
trcduced the bill. lie told the
senate merely that ~ carried
out the presidents lend leas~
plan which has been discussed
Continued on Page s, Column 5,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

Tire snxlnesr mentioned - David
/. Glenn. Tacoma.
Al fwA headquarters here -.
flelais N reply n questions said
they could not reveal ~ refer Ia
t.lenns report. siaes u an~ -
smong ether rseefds w the hands
n the three man federal hoard
named n pFnhs tho bridge failure.
me hesrd members sspsctsd
ny some 10 report this month.
have scattered In their several
homes sith the records. officials
here declared. The board 10 com
posed II Theodore Won ksfmsn.
Pasadena Hermann A IN m . n n
New York. and Glenn Woodruff.
nofkelsys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Federal Employe
Faces Second Charge

SEATTLE A charge Of reck-
less driving still hangs over Emery
T Ringstad. assistant Seattle post
master. who was acquitted of a
negligent homicide charge late
Thursday
The second charge was filed at
the same time as the one of which
he was acquitted. following a traf-
fic accident which caused the
death Of Arthur Hatton, As. last
Sept. 10. A superior court jury
decided Ringstad had not been I'M
der the influence of liquor, as
charged In the first action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Daring Day
Raids Staged
YRAf Aces
Greeks Continue
To Coin: British
Push On in Desert
DUllETiNS

BERLIN A new Ger.
msn-Russisn pact oi
friendship eoverins
new problems " hi e h
arose during the pas,
year was sisned Fri.
day. authorized Ger.
man quarters said.
The pact Was said 10 have
been signed nj the foreign
office here between I and
5 p. m. II Was distinct
from a commercial accord
which has been under ne
COLLATION. In Moscow for
several months and sigma.
turs of which IN believed
imminent.
sTRt.A. Jukosia,is - tros-
tier reports from the tiba.an
sector Indicated Friday that itai-
Ian forces are planning an ALI
nut offensive Ia re-esssbi,sh
fhemseise. ea the shores Of Lake
Dtshttda repafdless af the sosl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Arrest 70 in Raids

VANCOUVER, X. &. 49, Thirty
three persons had been charged
with gambling Friday a. vancou-
yer police continued a drive against
alleged gambling houses in the
Chinatown sector.
The latest raid was made Thurs
day night when "a holidaying log
gers and miners we're arrested and
charged as inmates Of q gambling
house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

NV SORk Engineering ctr
eiss here today were stirred BY .
rspor, from Washington that tins
federal governments construction
engineer on the Asfrops bridge
tBb had not recommended accept
ancs n the now collapsed bridge
when u was completed last year
Ths report. IN professional quar-
tsrs. caused a sensation sompsr-
abis 10 that which followed fall
~ tho br1dg. Itself in,s Puget
Sound last Nov. 7
Gssy slsse fsii.se NJ tks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

yfnisDes ~ Harry Bridges ard
other cTo iOngsbors officials
Both petitions for removal we're
denied
spOkssmsn for the International
Longshorsmsns association. AL
faction seeking jurisdiction Of
longshorsmsn IN Tacoma. Port
Angeles and Anaeortes 10 obtain
collective bargaining rights Si,h
employers. declared The Go group
Ia simply trying 70 enbsrrnAs "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
viii Talk at Right
Time" Glenn Soys

Engineer David l.. oienn. men.
toned abas.. 10 longtime rssi.
dent Of Tacoma. uis home 10 st
ssia No. Madison ct
lie served an snsinssr.rspss.
.sntatlv. Of rwA durtnr CON
,tr.etlon al IN. Hsrro~s .p.n
pwA wa tntsrsstsd. since that
agency furnished q large part NJ
IN. na,. than a 400 600 .eeut an
the iob
wh., ,,,r,, x.. t,,a .s sss
a,,c,. ,.,.s, hare t.A.. ~
s~e,,cea elsh~s a. sSs,s.s .s
a~uy A.
~ x,u t.ih ~t~. ~ ashs
uv,~ r.u,~.s ~ ala. .nvs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
WGATNea FORECAST
Giss1y ssstshs 80 ssss1ny.
Tsmpssssssssi 1sssh. ~ ~. -
Noe stse~. lisa. ssss. tit1-
Hugh Rosellini. lack vans
In Running for SpsAsrship

20 nave reached ths pssk In me-
drive foe The chair. Martin ~nD
sserib<d ~ funn~s-up. 10 lt<tIIy.
Observers we're ssrssd that dsie-
gates xelnx inss shs es.sesss wcs<I1
pledge sh~sf support 70 shs o>a-
alasts leading n shs hslIetina ns1H-
asy. ard would faiiow through -
Monday, unless un<issssmfao1
seosnbsn<s~ bsfers that siano
changed th~ psesufs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

Z. '. Mun>ey. secretary Of the
Federated Improvement clubs. is
looking for large crowd at
Arlington clubhouse Friday even
Ing when improvement clubs Of the
city will install officers. Dinner
will be served at Z.
I'd Glow has quit the cafe bust
ness and landed himself a first
rate position at Fort Lewis. He
operated the cafe at Lane Brothers
Bob Abel. attorney here. ex-
planned 10 Hot Stove leaguers at
the last meeting how he made the
run that rang up the first touch
! down ever scored in the University
ri Washing tons then new stadium
That was in 1920 or 1921. Bob re-
called. lie was the HuSkies' quar-
terback.
Mis-. susannah !. McMurphy.
Stadium high civics teacher. was
able TO resume classroom work
Thursday following a short attack
OF flu"
Russ Wall, well-known Tacoma
angler. has taken a position with
Mueller-Harkins Motor company.
He also has added another out
board motor TO his possessions,
making three in all.
Betty Stalwick, Stadium high
senior. is hobbling about with
crutches and an ankle in cast.
the result of skiing accident at
the mountain.
Miss Shirley Moore is convalesc-
ing from a recent appendectomy
and hopes to return TO Stadium
high in another week.
Mrs. Naomi Wall Charlton Of
Spokane and her daughter. Jac-
queline, nave returned home after
a lengthy holiday visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wall. Mrs. Chari-
tons parents.
Lewis Jones. Tacoma senior Al
the L. Of w, has been chosen 10
manage this years Ballet Moose"
Continued on Page ?. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Police Jailed
One Gambler
In II Months
Eastwood Reports:
Koufmon Skepti-
cism Is Recalled

During the first eleven
months Of 1910, city police
made one arrest for gambling
Such was the report Of
Police Commissioner Holmes
Eastwood TO the city council.
on file Mt City Hall Friday.
The report for the last month
Of 1910 had not been filed
In addition. according To the
commissioners monthly report on
activities Of the police force, no
arrests for Bookkeeping were made
during the months ~ January,
May and July.
Commissioner Eastwood report.
ed as arrests were made during
the other months Of 1910 not In
GLIDING December. on charges Of
violation Of the state hquor-oon.
troll act.
The one arrest for gambling
was made In May, the commits.
sioner reported.
~ WAS . decrease from the
preceding year. The commits
sioner reported seven arrests
for gambling during 1899.
Commissioner Eaatwoods report
on gambling for 1880 was subject
of part of an address made before
Tacoma Rotary club a year aga.
On Jan. Is. io40. thsn-Mayor
]. J. Kaufman made the following
reference to gambling;
Let's consider tho problem
Of pu,,,ie gambling. There 10
obvious circmmsisntisi eN-
dence that leads any logical
person 10 conclude that II
DOES ssist. despite the an
nusi report Of the police de-
psrtment showing only seven
arrests for gambling last year
1isss).
mo arrests were mad In
December. doubtless due to
the Christmas spirit when
everyone was 80 busy playing
Santa Claus they had no time
To play poker, rum my OF
black Jack.
u have = feeling there 10 .
santa Claus In the ~oodpiis
somew here, hut I don't know
and YOU don't know how many
stockings he may he filiing"
kaufman. the newly chosen 1871
president Of Tacoma chamber ~
commerce, concluded his refer
enees 10 gambling with the fol-
lowing
MY experience In the mayors
office leads ns~ Ia believe We must
In some Nay make the council and
the mayer directly responsible for
appointment u the chief Of police
and for conditions which Exist In
the police department.
III the citizens Of Tacoma " ant
improved conditions. they must re-
Wise the charter"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Plant Explosion
Kills q Persons

LoSDON-Ths pssss sssss1np
ssss reported sssstet II islssuap
ssss rssasy shss . htg 0ssuaD
ssasisssss fseassy ~ Pso1sauns
In sasssss sossnv1A. - n1eun
.sp sers1ssia11y - Cng1nomno
fsvs. kiil1sG - pssssaa
Thess weso 80 - hoNe 49,
thses szpts.tsns - 49, -
c~sstss. - vls1sse ~ - esyn
II nrns. - nn11as nwaUs 49,
shaksa. N shy - - -
have 49, ngAas1 - thssughr
sus ~ nlGA6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

OLYMPIA - WssnsnHsna stats
Toll fsiaxs snshasisy effi<ials -
ellnsd 10 comment to-day. vnea
told ~ he ws.asnxsan. q e.. re-
port thai fwAs engineer had sas
approved ssrfr~s hssdss ecW.
ssruetinn
rhs hTiass Gas hill aa1ee ~
snthoritys supervision
We are Interested nvw.~ they
said, In renewing wvvehAas ~ IN
old bridge and sosIsctine inssss.
snos ~ soon - ppesoh>s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Youngster Signed

slK-yesr-oid sOn - Bette Daniels
and Ben Lyon. famous figures ~
tns silent scrsen era. mas been
signed 70 = role IN a forthcoming
movie. They Dare Not Lave. :"
Diekis came - Hollywood from
London. where his parents live. 10
Be out u danger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

ROME itaiian and Albanian
casualties IN ths war sitn gF~scs
from Dee 70 81 t0tsiisd i.t02
kidd. f.5ss wounded snd 3.O5z
missing. u vas officially an
nogneed FRIDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Power Sole Porley
Moved to Seattle

SEATTLE- Negotiations for
the purchase Of the si37 ,000. 900
Puget Sound Power 4 Light Co.
by public power agencies In the
state will be resumed here Jan. 10
after two days Of sessions In New
York City. IT was learned Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
THIRD INSTALLMENT--
"Kitty Foyle
By Christopher Morley

SYNOPSIS
fo,ls born of fhs aets s"fsshe"es
Fentfod suburb phiodph recalls hs dsys OF her youth mostly
philosophy
OF which F'onkfod psn
Line ond pertsy wya si,effo'd Who captured
her like knight from romenie idyh
ylyHAT an adventure going out to Illinois the Of
thirteen. I'd been anywhere outside Phy except
a few trips down TO the Jersey shore.
The old and Mac took North Philadelphia
station to get aboard the Limited always think of when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Spokane Is Planning
To Own Power System

sPOkANE-City commissioners
Friday said they had completed
consideration OF an ordinance to
submit a proposal for municipal
light and power system to Spokane
voters March IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Socialiie in Movies

HOLLYWOOD-Cobins Wright,
10. New York society girl and
night club singer. has started 70
work in the movies AZ $3.50 a week.
Her contract provides that abe will
receive possibly 5000 a week
seven years from now. II IN. studio
takes up al her options
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

kssAee lhsse hevs - unsy
russsse. ss~sses go sep~veo
e~scssussg essnpa. sooey -
ssse>ss hsss vs>vs< . hp>>ee
. sh~s~ese sssseg - ~ -p1s-
t.ve~ 10 ssst~1
Among srxlu<~ss s~efr~hsr>.
the spans fan. greatest svsdae
fsliuFr IN the ~.fias nistcsy. sse
hem . cs,nsssns source a dtep
stssses ssa DEBATE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

MONTGOMERY. An. - 0rsvv
Cleveland Hail. ~. sdstov AZ tre
Montgomery Advsrsis~s. and sss
~ the foremost editorial writer's
In the spash. dIsd Thursday night
Ne had Suffered an internal bsss-
sffhsss essssa ~ stomach uisssA
Ons ~ his first editorial Stands
~ss in dsfens4 ~ Alice Lang
~orshs right 10 ssnehs cigars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Government Warned About
Narrows Span BY Own
Engineer, Is Disclosure
Tocomon Won't Affirm or Deny rhos He
Suspected Foult Probes at Olympic and
Notionol Copisol Now Seem Assured

WASHINGTON ~Nsrrows bridge At Tacoma. which ec1-
lapsed Nov Z 1870 accepted b. the government d.
spite warnings and recommendations ~ it, engineer
the job IL was revealed good authority here to-day.
Although Public Works administration officials profeased
ignorance declared fwAs engineer IN the bridge
Job had not approved the span when completed and
included in his report warning Of faults In dssgn con-
struction
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
CARS At
HALF PRICE

3-ysss-sld esrs ere no. ssii-
iss 10, hsh their s,,ssssi
price end ssii seed tss
shessss<s ~ ~ass ~ De-
sssSsels service.
Led rhrsssh shs seed Ger
eds IN ts<sys Tses~s Times
fss bsssss ssys 10 sss< sss<
cen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

Langlie finally won. OF numerous
powers and departments. Langlie
thus would not be able to veto
them.
Republicans pooh poohed the
idea the legislature would dip
Into the election squabble.
The governship fight will be the
first to come up as soon as the
house and senate are organized
But the 194i legislature has many
other problems before II besides
that and raising money for pen
sions required by initiative l4l.
The session will be asked TO
take action on several bills
tying into the national defense
program, such as helping
finance home guard units.
building new schools In defense
areas like Fort Lewis and
Bremerton, and furtbering the
state defense councils work In
mobiiizing industry bsshiDd the
nations war preparations.
Legislation also will be sought
TO assure drafted men their
jobs back when they are fin
ished with their years train
Ing.
A plan Of combating fifth col
umn" activities through coopera-
ton Of state. local and federal
officials will be submitted. The
plan was suggested by Presiden,
Continued on Page 7. Column o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

The meeting between Wyn ond Kty about through
he fire the basket Ernest Cossor Pop
Ginger Rogers Kitty foe ond Dennis norson os Wyn Stof
ford
that high windy platform. II corchng hot
y evening in late summer and thunderstorm in the air.
We had supper in the station restaurant big adventure
and they let order whatever wanted mostly
lcontinI ed Page 7. Column -
NOTE-Tke motion picture, Kitty FoyIe," will open
at the Music Box theater Feb IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

SPOKANE - Gov Elect Arthur
b. Langlie Thursday night told
/ 800 persons at the annual ban
quet of the Spokane Chamber Of
Commerce that success of any
government depends on the char
acter OF its citizens.
He added that I'VE must all
work together and sacrifice 10 re-
gain our spiritual aims"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

time. At about the sans time
ZURICH and Berpe. Switzerland. re-
ported daylight air alarms.
BritAina smashing air bio~ was
delivered as.
The sasi iuftssffe felt out
British cir dsfrns~s st No
fewer thss Is important siii~s
In . possible prelude 10 ss~
heavy raids.
Greek troops after a months
siege drove the Italians from Xii
s,us. = strategic roads center for
the push on valons
Richard ID. nsMiiI.n. uni,sf
Press staff correspondent with
the British before rsbruk. re-
ported siege Of that IJbsss
bas~ getting under war and
British patrols In the ssssals
region. one third ~ the Nay 10
n~nghssl.
The scops ~ the British attack
on West Germany ana ths heavy
Industries 81 the Euhr Nas re-.
yssied indirectly by the Man high
command. which bfoks precedent
By listing cities STACKED ~ Brit.
lab bomber
The command listed Z oiogn~.
Ds~~.<I q orr. ssis~okIrs b~s,
Wesei and B~rxhsim - all In
the essEssied ss.t 81 ssfm.s
heavy Industry along tbs
hhin~
Other British squsdrOns smashed
ai German Oii reservoirs IN ths
Netherlands and 81 military ard
naval stations IN the Hslgoisnd
sfsa
The ssfmAn. admitted that
number ~ person. ssrs
killed In Holland and ., is..t
Efa..sfs4a.a -. p. f.fs4s.. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Snohomish Army Air
Base Building 0kehed

tLAI II Amy snEinssfs
nave received authorization from
n. war department, 10 nsgotis,s .
contract for construction u build
ings a. the nsNiy-acguirsd air
base az snohomsish county airport.
II was learned Friday.
Work On the barracks 10 house
1000 officers ard men may start
In a few weeks. The fi.zsO. 900
base IL situated near Everett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
the VAR TO-DAY

Great Britain's growing air
power Friday was indicated To
have inflicted upon Germany's
vital western industries one
of the wars severcst pound
ings.
Tho Royal Air Force launched an
unusual daylight attack on Ger
man bases on the French invasion
coast at noon today. Dover ~.
ported. The raid lasted for SONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

Langlie finally won. OF numerous
powers and departments. Langlie
thus would not be able to veto
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

BERLIN 49, Authorized quarters
denied oatsgorieally Friday that
any German troops had entered
Buigsrla
BUCHAREsT. Ron,s.,a There
were reports here that German
troops had entered bulgaria and
that they would continue on 10
Greece in about two weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-30
DEAN DIXON CONDUCTS
AT LEWIS
Ohm STADIUM

New York, Aug. "a (by Carl Di-
ton for ANP)-Dean Dixon, the
young but distinguished Negro
symphonic conductor, conducted
the internationally famous Phil
harmonic Symphony orchestra
Sunday night before last ait the
Lewisohn stadium. This is the
first time in the history Of the Or
ganization that a Negro has so Of
ficiated, and the event signalized
a most welcome milestone in the
musical progress of the race.
Because Of a very obvious lack
Of drama and spurious show, the
concert may not have greatly i'm
pressed many of those who were
present. But those who knew Mr..
Dixon 0 or ehtoetaoinshr hshh
Dixon more or less intimately
have perceived that beside a head
full of musical wisdom he possess
es as uncanny amount of common
Sense and foresight, certainly for
one who has climbed into the pubs
lie limelight SO rapidly these past
few months. Speaking more to
the point, Mr.. Dixon would have
displayed great lack of discretion
had he literally hurled his baton
back and forth through the air in
meaningless motions, thus endan-
! gering his control of the players
, even for a second and spelling the
flow Of his otherwise lucid read
ings.
Mr.. Dixon chose for his display
the Berliez overture to "Beneven-
uto Cellini', the scholarly Brahms
symphony No. / in c minor. The
charming and colorful Daikeong
Lee prelude and Hula (first time
1T the stadium, am Franko's ar
rangement Of the Black Arioso for
strings from Cantata No. 156, the
Mendelssohn Scherzo from mid
summer Nights Dream, and the
List "Les Preludes". From the
full throated lyricism Of the Bach
through the delightful summer
softness Of the Mendelssohn Ito the
climatic List, the young star led
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-30

the seasoned players, to whom all
Of this was but casual routine with
%meticulous care.
May we say IN closing that only
in the final number may one have
discerned the hand Of youth land
we speak of this not at all in
condemnation Of the conductors
age and naturally limited exper-
ience). Some Of the less import
ant passages were greatly slow
ed in tempo, whereas the more i'm
portant passages, dramatically,
we're quickened.
The large crowd was generous
with repeated recalls and shared
some Of its appreciation with Mr..
Lee, a Chinese Hawaiian compos-
er "find" of the Juilliard which
has developed so many of the mus
ically talented, including, Of course
NJ. Dixon himself.
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-30

flour: 1 teaspoon do~uble-acting bak-
ing powder; " teaspoon salt; 4
tablespoons butter or other shorten
ing; " cup granulated sugar; II
cup brown sugar, firmly packed; l
egg, well beaten; ] tablespoon
milk; l teaspoon vanilla.
Crate chocolate on coarse crater.
Sift -four once, measure, add bak-
ing powder and salt, and sift again.
Cream butter and add sugars grad
ually, dreaming thoroughly; add
egg, milk, and vanilla, and mix
well. Add -four gradually, mixing
well after each addition. Add
grated chocolate. Shape into rolls,
2 inches in diameter, and roll In
waxed paper. Chill overnight, or
until firm enough to slice. Cut in
B-inch slices; bake on INCREASED
baking sheet in moderate oven
(375o F.) 10 minutes. Makes about
3h dozen cookies.
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-30

foot sections, prefabricated in
shops Of a house manufacturing
plant"
MATERIAL is SAVED
Because the walls and floors are
of plywood panels, FSA officials
anticipate nearly 100 percent sal
wage Of materials when the dorm
tories are disassembled. Re-er-
ection Of the sections will be into
four room farm houses and similar
small dwellings possibly located
far from present barracks.
When permanent dwellings, are
erected, the sections probably will
be glued together; the panels al
ready are glued to framework, a
systm Of construction rapidly
gaining acceptance. Finished
houses will be usuable and durable.
The inner walls Of fir plywood
easily can be papered painted OF
stained. exteriors, painted.
Incidentally, this type construc-
ton of the dormitories also serv-
es admirably the current need as
speed of erection is a paramount
consideration in the defense hous-
ing program. These demountable
barracks were scheduled for err
ection in 10 days; they were fin
ished in so days.