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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
OdnfIdouno

slls 0iutcrblicbcnc mGt,ten mir
oub nuf oicicm @egc nnicren Onnt
Iiir all sic clnpiangenen 2iebesbeiueis
ie Nno Seilnabmc in inherent 2cio
ousiprcd)cn: llniercm Iiebcn Scrrn
Yforrcr Sr. g. u. Jritid) fir ieine
trel,en SecliOrgcrOicnite um &ran'
fcnlagcr, am Sarg uno @rnb; scr
Sontcrus 8emcinbc nlb sen 3,pei.
gen % l,no 30, den licben 2anos.
lel,ten ino Solfsgenoiien; niht 5u'
lebt sem GcntraIpcrbano fir prcnp'
te sllls5ahlung Ser Geriiderurgs'
ll,mme uno allen ocncn, bie in ir'
genbipclhcr @ciic uno liebeppa bel'
ocItnnocn iino. Der bimmliid)c Safer
leane lie Muc. '.'. -.'@
llnierrr licbcn afllttcr ubcr iprlts
8ptt hic 8rntcsrmbc if)rnfcn bis
sur icligcn sIuicritebung i'm Hidt.
on cs fcin 2cio iuno SrGnen geben
luiro.
Martin MIller, Sr.
Wtartin Ntnllcr, Sr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Nnna Milcr, gcb. &renter.

Die Tabingeibieoene errcihte ein
sitter bon 40 Sabren, 4 Monaten
,lno 19 Sagen. Sic ipuroe am 6.
Mai 1892 IN @altersoorf, Siebens
biirgen, gcbcreu. Seit 1926 lebte iie
nit ibrem 8atten, Martin Miiller
aus GrobsShoeen, unO ibrem Elm.
,igen Spbn, Martin, in Youngs.
tolun. Cine bDie &ronfbeit an Seber,
gtieren uno &erS nagte felt Sabrcn
an ibr, bis es oem Scrrn gefiel, lie
bon ibrem 2ciocn ON 25. Septem,
Der 81 crloen
Srau slnna MiiIlcr mar cin Mit.
glieo Scr Sonterus GemeinOe lmo
oes ;3tueig % oes Central Serban-
oes. Sic lit periobnt nit 8ott nno
Wenihcn nod Gmpfang oes bl. Ga.
fromentes ocs 9lbenomabls aus Sic.
ier 3citlihfeit in sic Gipigfeit bin'
iibergegangcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

Der 2,ueia 10

balt feline regelmabise geriammIun,
am Sonntag, Sen 8. Nopember, ab
Die Mitglieoer iperoen eriud)t lid
81 beteiIieen.
Gliiabetb SitterIp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Grauernahriht

slm 80. September begleiteten tuH
sic iterbli6e Siiae unierer ltnper'
ee6lidcn 8ottin lno Ml,tter 5llr
Glbe uuf Dem @ottcsader, 6rau
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
3,ueia 10.

Sle ltuUlle re9ellftQBl9e Vefs
Ianmllng finoet am sSreitag. sen
Z. Nop.. 8 llbr abrnos, Itatt. ga
ifbr wihtisc 8eld)dite purlicgcn, 10
crgcbt ser Sui an ale 9riioet ser
GcrIalnml,lng beiSinpobnen uno 81
bcluei'en. bo6 mir Yriiocr bon @ort
nno Sat IirO. bie 8ere6ti9feit III,
tcrltiiten unS bodbaItcn, bamit Der
Screin in bcm Gimme weiter 6eitebt
tuie er gegriinoet mo bon lmleren
luaferen &atern crbaltcn lporocn lit.
Saliet uns betpeiien. oaB mir mir.
Dig Daren Dies cole @erf 81, erbcl,
inoem mir cs bohbalten uno tpeitcr
pflan5cn als Sad)ien, pel6e 8ered).
tigfeit unb Ghrlid)fcit itcts als Sen
8runbitein in ibrem 2ebensipanoel
balten. bas iinO mabre Sabienbrii.
ser, 10 oen Gercin iolben pcrtraut
bat, er auf feinen Sano eebaut. Go,
rum fommt ale 81 ,mierer ndhiten
Seriammlung uno beteiiigt euh an
oen 8eifditen unieres Yercins.
5amie.
Mm 26. Sftobcr fano in SaIem
cine bon Sen iebr ieltenen i1d)iiiden
Sauien itatt. 5u ipclder aablreihe
0dite ans Canton. youngstown l,nt
Salem eineelaocn maren uno iid Bis
IN sic ipdte Stunoe in edter iGd,
iiiber Gelniitlbfeit i,nterbielten
Wir ipiinid)cn auf an oicier Stclle
Ser flei,en iinrgen 'SGdyiin (Garei,
aatbcrine) cinen ie9ensreid)en Sc.
bensipanocl, iofuie ibren gfiidlihct
Gltern Serrn unb 0rau 0tatt alein
,Sreube an Scr 9leinen.
3meis 18 -
beihlob in ,ieiner lcbten Yeriamm
lung Jreitag, ben 81. Nou., einen
@aiar
3u 8uniten ser 9ranfenfajle ab3u
halten. Der Serein bat in oen letter
@onaten iebr oiel an &ranfengeIi
aus5ablen niiiien, oaber iino oil
Nitglieoer ber5lid) sebeten Oh III oe1
Staot ooer auberboNb tpobnen6, al
oieiem 8aiar n,it5ubelieit. 8ir Ton
men nie miiien ipann oie Meibe al
uns fomntt. Sic fonne, &anodrbei
ODER ,@elo ben, Serein 3,lfcmme,
laiien. IS miro alles init Tanf ange
ttom men. Gin 9,,tes 2omitee mir
On Ser steue iein, Inn oIes entoege,
5u nebnien. Die Witslieoer m6ae1
bite arles Bis Mittdg oen 81. Nop.
i'm Sd6fenbein abgeben, bd,nit Sd
aomitee geniiseno 8eit bot alles 3,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Spcnbcn:

Iud, oiesnlal eridllben mir uns Die in
Der abgelaufencn gSotbc 3useid)idteu
Spenoen oifentlidl 81 aliittieren unb ben
Spenoern uniern her5litItcn Sanf aus
allIpredlef1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Wuttcs6icnitprbuunn fir DC
3. Huucmbcr:

Ser en9liidc Gpttcsbicnit iinbct lpic
9etpphnIid nm 9:30 rprmittue5 itdtt
unb irirh 9cbulicu pun EuItpr &. &.
Sd,difnii.
SonntugsId,ule I'm 1915 llbr
Sdltetnlcglng nm 3 llbr uad)mlttuo5.
Ser eigentlide 8otteslienit miro
IN unIerer gaielnentfirde obgcboI,
ten nno oaran itlicbt iih Die eigent-
lidle Teier ser GfIteiuleguug boz
ser Stride an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Martin MIacr, Sr.
Martin Miillcr, Sr.
ltnb ,Sanlilie.

- @ciicn Sic BEL ginf1uien bar
nuf bin, oub Sic oie gn3eige i'm
.Solfsblatt" gelcien baben. -...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

lein. Samit pir uniere 8eid1ite oro.
nltngsgenldb erleoigeu f0nnen.
Sara 6rans, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Grauerndhriht

9iad elmer 9ranfbeit uno ih,peren
2eioen bon ettpo 5tpei Monaten itarb
Vru0er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
ams 0etreit, l11iebioan
airdDban - ct. Getrnsfird,c.

gde 8lenficlb uuo Hosbcrrp.
@eit 8ottes Silfc iino mir nun 10
fpeit, bob mir am Sonntus, Sen 9.
Nooenbcr, al sic gfitcinlce,,ng I'M
Ieres neuen 8ottesha,.ics gehen ton-
men. @ir laoen oaSu alIe 8emeinoc.
glieoer rpie auh aac ,Sreunoe Dor
mob unO fern auf oas berslid)Itc elm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

Insurance q all kina,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

WATKINS DEALER. J STANTON
Immediate delivery. ANY product
Call at +0S r. cross ~ SlI-W
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CEMENT BLOOMS your rome is
no better than It's foundation Buy
tested blocks fTom MoornlA Is
Phone L.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
FINAL ADMINISTRATION Ac-
COUNT

No 7fahf
STATE OF NrCHfGAS. The Pro.
bat Court FOR tie County II wash
tenhw
At a session - said Court. held at
The Probate office in t1e CIV of
Ann ArboT. IN said County. on the
ist1 dav OF October a D. 1871.
Present Hon. Jay @ PRAY. Judge
81 Probate
IN the Mater ~ re Estats q
Katherine Powell. Deceased
Ter "a II WEIGH. having filed In said
Court 1e- final adm inlstratlln ac-
count. ard her petition praylng for
tie allowance thereof and for the
assignment ard distribution Of the
reid LII sad eatata
T. is Ordered Tat the 18Th d.y ~
N1Femher A. 70. 1891. ~ ten O'Clock
r. ffe forenoon. AZ said Probate Of
fea. - and hereby appointed for
erefnlrIrE and allowing said &C.
count ana hearing said petition.
T. IS Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by oub'ica-
ton q copy % this order. for
flree successive weeks previous 20
sad dav q caring I'm the Ypslianti
Pres re7E0s1er printed and cir
cuiafef IN saff -1uutt.
JAY @ PRAY J1dzs OF Probate
4 true ceor
N.-s : BsrserL Register of Probate
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Legal Notices
o. Of IHtN
FINAL ADMINISTRATION


STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro
bate Court for tns County OF Wash
tcnasi
At session Of said Court. held at
tho Probate office I'm the city Of
Ann Arbor. In said County. on the
goth dav % october \. u. 1871.
Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray Judge
OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Hattie W. Smith. Deceased
Ralph g. Elliott, Administrator
Of said estate having filed IN said
Court his final administration ac-
count and his petition praying for
mo allowance thereof and for the
assignment and distribution Of the
residue Of said estate.
II IL Ordered. That the 18Th day ~
November A. -. 1871. ~ ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. ~ said Probate Of
flee, be and r. aercby appointed for
examining and allowing said ac-
count and hearing said petition.
II L. Further ord .rcd That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton Of a copy 81 this order for three
Succc slYe weeks preyioua to Said
day Of hearing. in the Ypstlanti
Daily Press. a newspaper printed
and circulated IN said County.
Jay q. Pray. judge OF Probate
&c.. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

1881 MODEL A good running con
ditiou by owner. license, defrnster.
new battery reasonable for cash
ploue s5O-R
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ORDER APPOINTING TIMu FoR
HEARING CLAIMS

SO. 3210k
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro.
tensw
At session or said Court. held
a. tie Probate OFFICE IN the CITY 81
Ann Amor. In tho said County. on
tho 18th day OF October. \ y.
1871.
Present. Honorable jay G. Fray.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter n the Estate OF
George W. cahill, Deceased.
u appearing 10 the Court that the
Time Tor presentation of claims
against said estate should be limit
Cd and tTat time and place he APP
%. u'ed 20 receive. cNarlfrf aud adj
Just All claims snd demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court
II d. Ordered. That creditors ~
said deceased are required 10 pro-
sent 4"ir claims r. SAID court -
aid Probate office on ~ before the
ard day ~ January. a r. 1852. at
10 o'ciork in tho forenoon. said time
ana place being hereby appointed
Tor the examination and adjustment
of all claims aud demands against
sad deceased.
T. is Further Ordered That pub
lic notice thereof DO given by publ
cation ~ cory ~ this order for
t1ree slccessIte weeks previous 70
said daF ~ hearing 81 tho Ypsi-
anti Daily Prose ncverauer print
81 and circulated IN said County.
JAY o. PRAY. Judge OF Pro-
Ad. r+fe-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31
Farms and Lands

GOOD FARMS
100 acre stock and dairy farm s
miles northwest OF Milan 40
acre stock and dairy farm miles
southwest Of Ypsuauti. so acres 3
mites northeast or ttftIU tn acres
mile west Of Dccru.ld so acres
miles northeast Of Adrian. Eca-
honable terms n desired Annual
payments loss than rent. write
for list. Roy 3 Darnrll ITO Nat1
Rank Bldg, Adrian. Michigan.
SMALL AND LARGE ACREAGE
In Monroe and Lenswee Couutles.
Some with modern louseF. Priced
tight Luddlugton. u Railroad,
81 Petersburg. Mich. Phone .Ss.
FOR SALE--bomber section. ?
acres. < ". corner Harris nd and
Mich Central Phone ig55-R
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lls s Park St

CAR HEATERS Radios. Batteries
New and used. Thorne Tire Co.
500 T. Mich. - $50.
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reich Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Czasfeds
Merchandise
Farm Products. Equipment

POTATOES-Sow and II pigs. >
weeks old 1858 Holmes Rd.. Ed.
Helterman.
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so. d2lUk
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro.
/ bate Court for the County OF WASH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Commissions
Mailed 10 e
Several Tocomons
VIII Get Bars

rssntv.ssht rffsee. ~ ,ss
Washington state Easra. ns~iy.
termed defense exssnisstina. ssFs
mailed Their commission. signed ~
me seSsrnoF. secretary II state
ard hrs Gen. Maurice 1hesesea.
Amank them ssrs several Tace.
mans
Arpesntmeni q Col ftedsrtcs
Il Issh. Buckley. as lnslusea.
Captains commissioned Included
&. Aafian Keller. Nlssen " WIN
lxsf. Arthur I. Hanna. al q t.
coma. and frat hentsnants namssi
asre George 4 Nssahsft. Flhsfs
u. naHer II. sna lee y. Merrill
Roscee A smlth. aisa = Taeemsn.
uas named second lieutenant.
The guard. organised ~ the rovs
efner following an act 81 ennsrrs.
approved last October. eventually
win consist ~ ~. regiment - IN.
fsntry. sith headquarters here
separate hsttallons ~ engineers.
Art. aircraft md snll-tank. a. vstl
IS cavalry troor ard radio intel
lirenee company The cavalry
troop VII haYe headquarters At
Needhroos Hunt club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Squadron Due
Back al Base
McChord Airplones
Make Trip South

A squadron If nine BIS type
homeers i. scheduled % ard A.
MeChord field Thursday. following
routine flight n March Field.
Cal. to PICK Up men ard equip
ment The planes LET here Tues
day. stopped Tuesday night IN
Medford. ORE. and arrived At the
California destination Wednesday
afternoon.
The planes we're led By one
plotted BY Lieut. Hunter and CO
pilot Lieut. ". ". Wilson. both Of
the saith Bomhardment squadron
Two more planes Of the flight also
were from the 3Ath They were
plotted BY Lieut.. y + Wilson and
Lieut.. Wilmington. eo-pilot. and
Lieut.. Oliver. pilot. and Lieut..
Reed. co-pilot
The 73rd Bomhardment squad
ron furnished three Of the remain
Ing six planes At the controls
were Lieut. krummes. pilot, Lieut..
Wilson, eo-piiot: Lieut. King. pilot.
Lieut.. Hawley eo-pilot. Lieut..
Martin. pilot. and Lieut.. Holstrom.
co-pilot.
The remaining planes. all 81 the
fath Bomhardment squadron. We're
flown by Lieut. Cleveland. pilot.
Lieut.. folansky. eo-pilot Lieut..
knorre. pilot. Lieut. kantner. CO.
pilot, Lieut. Holt, pilot, and Lieut.
Lawhon. oo-pilot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Downtown Assn. S
Trustees Chosen

The Downtown association VII
hold its annual meeting at p m.
Monday. Jan. b at the Tacoma
hotel Officers viii be elected at
that time.
The hoard Of trustees already
has been elected. Il includes the
following:
George A Calvert. Irving ".
Thomas A. II Yink. Charles T.
Chandler. A. ". Norwood. f. II.
Forbes. r ". Cohlentz. Wilson
Johnston. Charles p Ogden. ". II.
Miller. s A. Perkins. J. r. s.
Lyle. Stewart Perry. r. F. Buck
master. {. G Jennings. Hy Man
dies. Cecil Dickson. Monty PEREZ
val. Gerald Longstreth.
Ralph snerrill. u. L. Barlow.
Lock Mclean. Harold /. Davis.
Mrs. Nerniee Irwin. r. 7. Treichel
Clayton rhwine. George r skang-
set, Roy + Dawson, H. f. Ander-
son and (. F. Davidson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Io>TR Ado TON
On CONTROLS

On the other hand there Il =
growing uneasiness about the RS
ing movement 10 invoke dieia-
torial powers in Washington in
the interest Of the maximum pro-
duction fer war.
The argument Is made in high
places that IL is difficult 10 get
large producers to shut down on
their regular peaoetime schedules
when there is a growing demand
for their product-even though
that demand arises as an indirect
result of defense spending.
II is essential. according 10 this
argument. that the government
have the power to say 10 a manu-
facturer that his tools or equip.
ment or plant or perhaps his ma
terials are essential TO defense
and that therefore he must shift
his production 10 defense purposes
Manufacturers. Of course. are
opposed TO this. They Will prob
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Pastor, Family
To Re-esiablish
Alaska Church

<vsrrtK-nex fsnxn nr~isr.
n yssf 81 Latn<fsn minister ~
rAsshsn csie. 10 stfs .ns srssf-
oil .cn iszfsv rr<rsrrs' n al -
ssfs. sl.sAs. srt fssestsksssh
fhslr esafxA - 80 ala - .
l.ashsFss nnls.sea founded . s~n-
tnry 40.
VITA - church. NJ congregation
snd nat sxea . sure title n ne
isnd. nsuwisr 49, eosfltent ssat
Ne eNuis .sseceef
Wherever y~a have ~
- sa.n flsa se~sas~sssans
sra l.ssAesses.~ NJ sssA
IRE family s.tl. Friday faf
alta. : tawn - 100 faansi>d ~
shs usas.ssn. saa sslll largely 81.
h<rxHl - the Greek erthnsfas
faith
They rias " hssls sAesv
shareh - . cite seeA~A ~
r~sp~saass ~ ~ lashsssss
nv the sseesrus~~s 81 essstse
.a...a. ..a hspe she 49, =
.slli xaas alshsaeA she tnissA
state. vassh~sea Aissks ~
issf.
TIE na.isr. ~. slaed ~ fssnis
from fns tinted I.ushsran hHn.
mission trard. Nnns II the fam.
IL hsa ever hesn es.t II shs
Rocky mountains e~faFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

The Polish community Of CrAcoN
viii be the discussion subject II
Rabbi Bameh !. Ttelger duuaE
regular Friday services At Talmud
Torah synagogue. opening ~ sib
?. m fhe discussion. one in
series relating H. European cen
tffs. siIl be ~ particular interest
10 Jewish people because ~ IL
long and eolorfui history relating
IN that rare.
Following services. which are
conducted both In Hebrew and
English. viii b. = tea ard vocal
nour IN fhs s5nsEos1s Nsaify
rooms The public IL Invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

WA adult educ alton sni ssrrss
atiun riassss. rsopsnsd this sssk
for q nss term. ssili ars taking
registrations. that nffirs announce
sa Thursday. Particular attention.
vas eslisd % . large nsmh~f ~
classes hesns hold earn Monday
evening IN Ire first lsap,is, church
a. ~. gth suf Msrsss sts Among
them are classes In haadesafss.
hlfds and plants. creative writing.
pghsle speaking. eitissaship s1d
psychology
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
~ holm FLYNN
Tacoma Times Service
Financial Writer

Foremost among re prospects
fof the coming year for business
men are thoss questions which
affect The relation ef business and
the government
On ore hand business Is looking
forward u = relaxation II govern
ment hostility In various fields
For instance. reports appear If
changes in the Securities and Ex-
change commission which viii
bring into control commissioners
who favor friendly action with
Wall Street.
Also. the movement 10 modify
the policies Of various commits
sions. such as the National Labor
Relations board. keeps going At a
strong pace Business sees IN the
war situation an opportunity n
mitigate the severity II liz fela-
tlonS With the government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Elks OF Bremerion
Will Visit Jan. Is

Three busses have been char
tered 10 bring Bremefton Elks
here Wednesday evening. Jan. Is.
for a meeting with Tacoma lodge
No. Ia. b. =. O. Z. Bremerton
lodge is bringing its band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

The S.sl var chiefs. 80 pure 70.
sil.s.. hns~ that might happen. u
Ii not for them. thssefsre. To claim
. foul because time 10 nav working
more fsvarahiy for sffsesiss Amsyt-
can supplies reaching Great Britain.
when German newspapers urge
thr people not h bseums pro.
vns.d' ~ IN. stimul,a. eelnE given
to American production % ~sr
materials. the sislee may ssil
have originated sith tho German
general staff. To interpret Amsr.
loaa prrnent action ~ provocative
suggests u vss not anticipated IN
advance ny the German high com.
mard.
" that ~sve aa. u wsuiA -
little herman military tateett-
pence. Rather. tltstes's es~ss-
dssae mss ssss ~ru~a.
New fHms ~ strategy must
now be forthcoming In u~filu. sp-
plleahie ~ . long war, Thsy can
not nav. h~sn fully prepared In
advances. but io some ssfent thsy
must have hssn.
What they ~iii b. especially
Nith Italy In such . dangerous
predioamsnt. cannot be known sns
IA the somina months fssssi Eh~tf
nature However. thsy ~lii prob
ahiy involve nsS factors of eau
ton and all not ns wholly affens-
i've A usfm.a defensive indeed
may ALREADY be IN ths making.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Milder in Tacoma;
Minimum As Degrees

Tacoma had milder tempera-
lures Thursday the minimum in
the morning being 45, while We'd
nesday's high was 81 degrees.
Low at MeChord field was 347
degrees.
Mostly cloudy weather with rain
on the coast Thursday night is
forecast. The west portion may
get ram Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
Second Section
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Jan. 8, 1910

Heavy losses reported n var
At sea Danish freIEhtsr fvan
kandrup. British merchantmen
Dunbar Castle and coastal vessel
Gowrie. ard Netherlands frelghter
Trllida.
German newspaper. Noelkscher
Rcohaehter devoted tWo-column
dispatch n review q Finland >
hostile attitude since 1919.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

ably make profits out Of the war
business. but they fear two things
First. they fear the disruption Of
their regular business. Second.
they are afraid Of the establish
ment of dictatoFial controls that
may never be wholly withdrawn.
Thus there Is the pull Of two
contradictory forces the tendency
10 relax certain types Of controls
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in the interest q production and
10 intensity others fer the same
reason. Generally the attitude II
business opposes the central gov
eminent wartime controls unless
war is declared.
LABOR COSTS
ISL. FACTOR
Against this Is the hop. II ON.
ployets that labor viii come in for
some diaeipllnlns
Any number of strikes and
they are beginning 10 appear
may VEIL set off very vocal and
powerful demand for control 81
unions
rrodueers point out that Moth
Ing viii touch off rising If pro.
duction costs quicker than labor
costs getting out of hand
Therefor. there Is a growing
and Tightening demand for some
action to put a ceiling over labor
costs
so here again Is another en-
tradiction an eagerneas for curb
Ing labor without curling EN-
ployera. The whole subject IL fun
Of dangers.
Generally this may be said shou,
this phase Of the outlook that II
ought 10 come 10 a brad and he
settled In The first coming months
Of the year.
Newt thartink = safe course
In lDII,
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German Newspaper comment On
President Hoosexeits message 10
congress reveals changed attitude
toward American aid 10 britain
Hitherto II has been maintained
in Berlin Rat American assistance
would b. too late 10 affect the
outcome q the sar but nos The
German press critleikee the pfssl.
Dental request fof congressional
action - an act Of prolonEins the
waf and postpnn.ng peace.
The Herman government 10
thu. preparing the peapis for
lndefinife continuation sf the
struggle.
rhe pr var sentiment ~ Amer
lea bring known for shat Il VAS,
there can tsvs heen M rss.on tor
Hltier'a advisers failing - inform
him thas America would probably
try 10 al Great Britain by sup
plying munitions. II conflict In
Europe arosr. That this advice
~as given seems beyond any doubt.
BliisLrieE. Faii
JslAi "a the German high com.
mand Looked 10 Rumanla and Hun
sls for supplies With which 10 fight
he war both In the field and soo-
nomlealiy. - they knew Great isni.
ain would hook 10 the United States
Only. Il 0ar believed IN narlln that
blltskrlsz Tactics would end the sar
before American aid would be sf.
fsetlYs
Tho biii,hrleE. however. DID
not nav. sustaining pssss.
Tim. Tar IA has failed la K.ls
AIR mastery ever ia~ British
Isies. Instead of the sas selsg
short md swift. siih aermsny
attaining aulsk da.sinstlsa
aver all enemies. u has t~saas
fninsisls long
That the situation now facing
them They have not son tbs sar
IN accordance with schedule. Their
original strategy. shleh called fer
victory before American supplies 10
Britain could beeoms really effect.
I've. has broken down.
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From the air YOU look different world Perhars YOU
feel MANY do affection ard concern for this and
q yours Perhaps this fresh Of CRY and PLAN vii
create something 1os For ght than pe,d
ard utmost comfort the SEED Of philosophy
Sensations Ike these experienced BY fbe nearly
rs 600 pzssen gers Northwest Aulnes N $40 a.
gan over g. n the same period. Northwest Airnes
big SHIPS flew more than million miles-isjtl,
This year they i travel even farther cary many
passengers Why ON this growing group
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Newt dhartink . safe course
In lDII.
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hat travels IN utmost luxury mile minute sreed'
Be one Of those who i 70 b. ar n II
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The Flame Of New Orleans" at
Rialto Theater Wednesday
Richard Arlen and Andy Devine to
Shore Honors in "MutinY in the Arctic"

There according advance notices enough broken
pwecedents in Unversals The Flame of New Orleans
which Wednesday at the Rato theser, 10 stock
Dozen ordinary