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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Follow These Easy Rules

THE Detroit Times wants
i pictures of interesting
children. In order to OBJ
tain them the Times will
conduct an Interesting
Baby Picture Contest tor
10 consecutive weeks,
starting Feb. Is, 1e4l, in
the daily and Sunday
issues.
C-Pietures of children. five
& years or under, are eligi-
BILE. Snapshots are wanted.
Studio pictures UNAC-
CEPTABLE. All pictures
submitted be ome the
property Of The Detroit
Times and WILL NOT be
returned.
c-All you need 10 do TO en-
y ter a picture Of baby is
to send his or her snap
shot picture To The De-
troit fimrs. Be sure IT IL
not framed. There 10 no
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photographs II 10 neee.-
sary to accompany with
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Contest Entry Blank sueh
as appears IN The Detroit
Times, or With application
In similar form. The same
information contained IN
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submitted. IL 10 not nee
esssry to buy . copy OF
The Detroit Times to COM
pete.
IA total Of 1000 In CASH
= PRIZES will be paid in
this contest. 81 will be
paid for each Of 500 pic
lures printed. There viii
be . grand first prize OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Second: The transfer of de-
Stroyers alrplaneS, guns and
ammunition
Third The lend-lease bill
itself formulating q policy for
this country
While ho has done these things
which were absolutely bound 10
involve MS in war, and which
have already involved us in
shooting war whore our own YES
sells and The vessels of the Hitler
outfit have orders 10 -Sheet-on
--r--t1r- iIC Is sill telling the peo-
pie that he is going to keep us
eat eff war when the mereSt
child knows that that is not so.
Is il not about time for Mr..
to tell the American
people the truth. and that is that
those successive steps were -beHHd
20 involve the United States in
.t....r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
JUSTIFIED DEFENSE

/ believe that every step that
I has been taken 20 insure the de-
tense of the United States all
along the line has been justified
land proper The only trouble is,
1.-THE program has not moved fast
Ienoueh because the President has
failed 10 cooperate in the defense
program and he has failed 10 take
the situation seriously.
We have adopted the policy of
this iend-le8se proposition and we
should produce and send 10 Great
Britain under it what we can. On
the other hand we ought not TO
do it blindly thinking that with
the menace Of 600 submarines in
the Atlantic, sinking ships that be-
long to us. carrying our own citi-
.ZenS. that we are going to be able
10 convoy things 10 Great Britain
without involvement.
We are very evidently not pre-
pared for war. The President has
so far failed in every way to CO.
operate with the defense program.
NO COMPETENT HEAD
He has failed to appoint one
man competent 10 supervise the
job in complete charge of produc-
ton.
One Of his latest jobs has been
to appoint a seven-man commits
sion with authority over the de-
Tense production program. and
that was composed of Mr.. Wallace,
the vice president: Mr.. Hillman,
Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. Henderson, Mr..
Stlmson Mr.. Knox and Mr.. Knud-
sen. 1t is perfectly apparent that
the first four named control that
commission. Four Willie-boys out
of seven! A Willie-boy commission
in charge of the defense program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

eral Court jury found him guilty
of perjury in the recent Harry
Bridges deportation hearing.
The perjury charges were
brought by the federal government
after O'Neil repudiated on the
witness stand a statement he had
given the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation. The statement pur-
portedly acknowledged that O'Neil
had seen Bridges affix dues stamps
in a Communist Party book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
DIS RID u 70 d .

downtown STORES
737 eRArior. Come, Rsodolph
n CAMPUS nARriUs
nest 70 Sans
80 MONROE Corner Fsfmsr
10 MICHIGAN majestic BLDG
Opposite city Mall
? cRArioT - hudson BIDS
z2os WOODWARD
Fos Thsstef Blde
iO7 NicHicAs 81 crs~old
Opposite CITY Hsh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

preparations only and Get down 20
business. we would hegin 10 make
some Roadway and would have
made a contribution to national
defense.
III is an enormous sum of money
that this bin provides. 1t will make
gross appropriations and author
izationS for national defense of
500 0O0, 000. 600, of which only
about 10 billion has already been
spent.
Pray God that before it is too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

The President has tolerated
strikes against the national de
Tense ~ our country strikes
against the defense of the United
States.
II the President would get be-
hind the defense program and sup
port II instead of obStructing il in
every way possible, if the Presi-
dent and the country az large
would get il out of their head that
the way 20 fight a war is by APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
INCREASED ACTIVITIES

He increased four-fold his activi-
ties in England and France. His
group became so powerful IN both
these countries that their Influence
prevented the continued policing
Of Germany under the Treaty of
Versailles. and permitted the de-
velopment Of the Hitler regime,
until it finally became an octopus.
For this mistake in foreign
policy Comrade Stain and the
United States. and England and
France are nn0- paving dearly.
In 1885 and 1887, under the
direction of the President. the
House foreign affairs committee
brought forward the so-called
neutrality bill.
IN 1889 the President joined
with England and France in en-
couraging Poland 10 fight, at a
time when we were neither able
nor ready TO 60 ahead, when
neither England nor France was
ready or able 10 20 ahead.
From that date on. the Presi-
dent has sought after making a
proclamation Of neutrality. TO
commit various acts in violation of
that neutrality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Fights Fire With Fire

WASHINGTON. oct. 9-INS)
Atty. Gen. Francis Biddle, de-
claring that overlapping is dirty
business" but that espionage is
also, today pronounced himself in
favor of the practice 10 combat
espionage, kidnapping and extor-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Perjurer in Bridges
Case Given ; Years

SAN sFRANCICO, Oct. g.
uNS)-Three years in federal
penitentiary and a 500 fine were
given James d. O'Neil, former
Go publicity director and radio
commentator, TODAY when a Fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Soldier Fined 500

Pvt. William Ostapczyk, %, OF
S457 Manhattan avenue, Ham,
tramck, was fined 500 today by
Traffic Judge George T. Murphy.
The Fort Custer soldier wac en-
joying his first furlough last week.
end when he was arrested at Con-
greSs avenue and East Grand
boulevard after running down and
seriously injuring Miss Mary
Garraham, %, of ITO East Grand
boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Rep. Taber Charges Roosevelt
Hampers Defense Program
special 20 TN nrrRolr INNS

WASHINGTON. 9-The following statement made to
me House by Rep john be of New York ranking Republican
member Of the appropriations committee on the second lend
BILL graphic criticism of the weaknesses and failures
the administrations foreign policy Mr. Taber bunty
President Roosevelt Of failing every 10 cooperate with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
NEUTRALITY VIOLATED

First, and major: The amend
ment of the Neutrality Act after
the declaration of war in Europe
and the declaration under our
own Neutrality Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
By JOHN TABER
Representative in Congress from
New h0rk state

We now have presented 90 as
estimates for 50 eS5 100000 in con-
ncEU0u WIFI me >o-cdlleQ lend-
lease bin. We owe it 20 The coun-
try m this time 20 make a frank
statement as 90 just exactly what
the situation m This country is.
and 20 The things which have led
up 10 IT, ----
r. .r----5i TIE President as the
first major stop IN foreign policy
in hlS administration recognized
Soviet Russia. Comradc Stain at
that time agreed 90 cease all prop
uganda in the United States Tor
The promotion OF communism ara
for the overthrow of the United
STaTUS government.
Instead of that promise being
kept Comradc Stain increased
f0ur-fold his activities here,
financing all sorts Of activities de-
signed 10 promote the overthrow
Of the United States government
and establish communism here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
DETROIT EVENING TIMES fPH0NE CHERRY $500

late the President will come 20
realize his responsibilities and
meet them.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03
Dds Suendenerbe

0ab man 1eOod) bel 1Dlit efiuas Sef-
Oodgtiges fano. 9araus iD.iroe ae-
|ibloiicL baB ct Die ge,lte a,lf beim-
tliben 3egen fort5uidaffea nnS 5lt
per,perten nerItano. sSsn Der eigeneu
Giide batte er Iie ia bod tticbt per-
luerten fonnen, ha oies obne @ifien
GIeiner Sodter Mart1a ,,nns6elih
luar, oieIe aber, banott mar ieoer,nanu
iiber5e,.gt, bdtte bent nerbote,sen arei-
ben foiort ein Cube eemad)t; betu
10 ioenia &oatberr fid nm oie Mei-
nuns nno @elinnrmsen anherer flint
nerte - feiner brapen ,tno gottes-
fiirbtiaen sohter aeaeniiber leste er
cine nnperfennbare Sbeu uno Nad.
giebiefeit alt be, Gag -,
| ssnoefen iuar ser Sa,,sbau anf
ser @osenblrg fertie getoorben bis
auf oen s(nItrid), ,uo sic Nrbeiter
wurben reidlieb entlobnt. @dbreuo
g. atberr sic lekterc srbeit beiorete,
bielt 5igel, ser bis iekt i'm Staot=
hcu gelpobnt bate, ieinen gin5lta.
Nuf einent 8agen ipnroen bie Mebef
luto olles gtoise ne6it elmer @n5abl
idiperer &ilten beieefiibrt ,mo in oen
perIdbieoelen gtdumen lmtergebraht
Die Sronung beforgte Ser @ausberr
ielber, mobei linn MIR 8ogtberr Unto
bic in5iuilden berlliene Saltsbdtterin
Monifa an Sic Sano aingen.s
Da oas aanae 8anlperf, luie ser
aoblenbrcnner bebauptete, 'tuieoerbolt
m.eeltriben iueroeu muRte, 10 erid)ieal
es erflarlih baB berielbe mebrere
aallae Gage in hem Sei,n bes nel.e,s
Iniieolers sl,bradte, nno Sie Sous
bdlteriu Mosifa bate nid)t bas ae-
rinalte sssterehe oafiir, lpas binter
Sen perib(oiienen 9iireu Der fiir bet,
5ousberrn beIti,nnten 3immesabtei-
lnna lpobin n,an bic idloerea aiiten
geldafft bate, aeidab. .~..
@nolid) nod 8erfluB bon sipei
8o1eu bate ol,d) 8oatberr feline ar=
beiten beell6iet, ,ino bas lueiB anae-
itridcne Sdusden bab lid} redt bHbi6
bon be,n griineu @aloesrana ab.
gs biloete Sen 8eeenltato eines
@eWro6s 5tpii6en ben Sdafer @if=
libalo lmo bent &roBfneht 8alentin
bonn &aiobof, Ser einen @aaer bon
Seu nod Dem Shafitaa aefitbrt bat-
te. Die beioen iaben atf oem iiber
beuiclben beIeItigteu 8orbrett ees
2arreus, plaiberten ltuo raudten oa-
5h.
,gs lit bod uerf,uiirbia', nabm
ser @robtneht, mit ser 1infeu Sanb
nod oem @au|e bei ser @0senbura=
ruine biuaufoel,tel,o, nod elmer flei-
neu 8nllIe Dos @ort, ,,tuas ntan aaes
erlcht, ipenn laau alt mfrs. Ser bat
te oaran aeoadot >oaR lid iener 8or=
gang bon iiinfsig Sabrelt ieinals lpie=
berboleu iuiirbe nro bod geidiebt es.
@ans iuie Samals tal,d)t pl6slid ein
luiloiremoer Menld) a,i peraafft fid)
in Sic 5erfalfenen Mal.ern oa Orc
ben, finoet @e|dnlad an ,mIereM
SGlhen nnh bout lib mir uiAts. Sit
nidtS. eiu Saals, il,oeln ct Seat reid,en
@rrn uno Sonoer1ins ipielt Sd
iueiB nid)t Warlnt mo es lit nielleiebt
lGderlid, a6er ,uieoerbolt erangt li1
mir ser @eomfe auL, es modte ein
aewiiier 3llIanulenbona 6e'teben api-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03
aaiii,ss6, tes >. 1e.esStr 1911

len 1T nao Der idon ,..sAr ais eineaa
sen 5trid mn ben &0ls geIest bat. Z
.Daran babe eben al.d9 ID, se.
Sadf,' ,aeinte 8iGibalo, .,nn0 nes.
balb fprod id) 6arii6er lait oir.
@lanbit on nidt, ,ssaa follte 0ie 8ia.
erin. =.
| .,geein", unterbrad) i'm Der @ros.
fnedt, oipeHigffens boroerban6 nidf.
Der Bnbe i'll ibr ans 6era geiuad-
len nnb ib aod,te i6r oas 2eio niht
antln. 9is iekt fann Die Sdnla ned
nibt aroB iein uno auf elm paar
9anfeno fontnt es, iuie eeIaat, a,H
@n6e itibt an. Sermann bat freilid,
| fiji Sels geert bes @elbes gar feinen
Sinn. CT ipei6 oaB ser Saibbef linn
bereint ofs grbe snf1at imo besl,alh
ffomntt es ibnt al.f cine banopon ga-
ler nidt an Seine Gtelnoe, bar
[lnter and ser Mulifanf gogel, iuillea
babon 81. profitieren; Siefer Sieoler
Defenders bdltgt lid) ,pie cine Rlette
an ibn.. Sd, fann oiele ssrestnofd,aft
tti6t beareifen, ba Ser aasaeloffene
@eieenIpieler lu,o Sd)nnrrant aeds
5t ,tnierm aeHiitliden nnS troy iei-
mes 2eibtIinns satber5isen. @ermaHa
nidjt pabt. .
-ltno poaenos crit Ser @erihfseic.
nerslobn, Der I6en als fteiner sstanae
aaerbano fd)limne Streio6c poIf fiibf-
te. sfub ser 9aueriu lit bieie 9a-
n.eraoidaft ibres 8flegeiobnes nisgt
redt, ipie ih beTtimmt lueiB, ipenH
lie es aud bis iebt nod nibt offea
aitsaeiproeben bat
r9ariiber nladte id mir fbon oft
-lneine @esanfen'', herIiberte oer
Sdafer unnb faH allellral sn aeas
5blnb sab unIere @errnrtlma -
oal peiBt Id,an ,ueldye - ahep}ebes
bon Ser altffalleneen aebnlihfeit ,,ns
.peri6ieoenelu anoeren, eben BOD, rids-
tig iein mira. Sd fonnte bea Hntass
gut leiheiL ehspobl ct ntan6aal iiber
ben Stralta idlua. CT lit nea, feiner
Mmtter oenl 6aaeruIepp befa,entlid, i'm
Sic @be aebsad)t iporben, oeren erlter
Malt,1, ipie man borte, eiu 5eiftaH-
SEE gefuelen Tein Ioa nas eiHes 4benas
bel Der &arlteitnna hea Sals bsads.
Gas fabreatbe gnlf tanat nibt biel: =:
Set: eeibtiitnt itedt iia ah,te nna bat
Iid) o,ti Die Marbfoulrlen nererbt."
&alentin Itrid, init ser Sanh iihew
lein eralaes !Saar. .Dn luirit reebt ba-
ben". eutgeaaeie en-. uNutpn paBte
Sit alfen al,oeten eber. als an einens
8aterufl,edt, aber lnan iocik ia, mat:
nm er iieb auf bert Saiabof nerhinat
bat. Sd 1ab es fonrnen, nna alal,bte
lneine 8flibt oaourd tut au u1iiiie,e,
oaR id) Oct 9auerin einen 8iatf aab.
Satte tdb es lieber blei6e,t Iaiien. gs
eripild)s 1lllr llnbeil barol,s. &ielleid1t
more luenn ,mau Seu 3alier oea
9ai,f gelanen bGtte, alfes anbers ae-
luerae,t heitn fiir Die einaiae Sehter
bate sic 9dnerin anl @nbe idem eie
Spfer sebradpt. 9esbolb mag i'd
midi siesHol aald) in bie Sad,e Ser
mallus nid,t einu.iidel,. 9as itiihlte
ssabe lunb ct obnebin Saloat iper-
oeap INTO aa aebt es oaan fdo,, aus
eineta anoerea 9oat Sd beffe, saH
|ales al.t miro, obaleid id sic as,m-
inen @eaaafen, ipeld)e mid n,and,nsat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03

4 spifdem sem aaasaliaen Serrn 8aro
nno 0elH nilnMebri9en @essobaer Be
9ansd)ens belteN. s;ener mar eli
n fblanfer lins ilanaer ManH mit eli
II Boar aliaen. Die ipie aliibenoe 2ab
len in heia bleiden 8elid,t branntel
|nno nit oeflen er befanntlid, lln1ei
aenltg af5liri6ten herfanb. 9ieie
Serr &arI Giael aber lit elm fabl
fopfiaer 9idlad, ser nit ieinen fur
sen geinen ,ino bem ftattliben 9aub
etlua ipie ein 8ier6ralter ODER 8dde
ausiielh, Ger lein Shdfleiu ins Erof
fene aebraht bat. Sdarfe Mnaen ia
ct aIleroinas aitd. gr fam neiilid
aatf eiaem feiner Spaaieraanae Re
mir boriiber, ltno ba i6 i'm bielfei6
ettpas idarfer anfdalate, als aerao'
notlpenoig mar, tuarf er mir elmer
Slid ST, ser mid foIt erihredt bat
Sd m6dte luiilen, mo Ser @ino ibf
eiaentfid beraeiuebt bat. aber er ner
febrt ia init niemanden, als ben
ao9lenuoatberr, nno tpenn bieIel
Batron ettuas bebauptet, balm lit be,
@laube an bie Sdlte befanntlid
lnebr als aenua. Mud NIT beu
Eiduaraen Ssuoen bat CT, ipie id ue,t
| lid bel einem 9eiube in @eilbad
[ Iah 9efallntihaft aea1adt. ssd trall
in Oct bem Sa,lle bes @eidditsmans
mes aeaeniiberlieaenoen Sdente eineu
Sdoppen uno iah iuie Sisel, po,
abrabam begfeitet Derausfam."
Willibalo berItllnllnte ploblid. 6,
IItieB tndbtiae 8aubnolfen be. uar ,,nl
fra1te iid binter bent> Or. Man iab,
baB ein peinliber @eoaufe i'm ibnl
anfgetalldt iuar .9a f1llt mir ettuas
ein", benerfte er nit aeodn,pfter
Sti,nlne, .,oas id sir beinabe at ia,
aen peraaB 1lno bod fannlt aeraoe
ou ut oieler Sahe nielleidt etpas
tnn. 8abrero ib fiiralib in Set
8eil6ader 3eftallratioa iaB, Iab id
nidt nltr ben 2arl Siael aus oen1
Sauie oes tbraba,m @oos fo,nlne,t
tleneern nabm nod) etipas anberes
lpabr, oas midi in nic1t aeri,,aes or.
Itantleat oeriebt bat. Cine Giertel=
ltl,noe etlua uad Der @ntfermtHa 81
gels eric1ieat l,nrr Sernalm l,no be.
aaJ Iieb ebeufulfs in 6aS Sa,ts. Ct
blieb sienlid lanae uno als CT lpies
ser ing ssreie trat, bate er ein iebr
rotes @eIidJt. @ie tpemt ct fiirhtete,
BON ientaitoen beobadtet at meroer,
'd}a'te ct iid} fdeit I'M nno idriti
Damn eilisit oaaen. 8as iagIt bl1
oaou?"
AuI bem @elidte @ale,ttins lag ser
ansorud peinlider 8eIargnis.
| usaas ieb oaau iaae', pieoerbolte
CT, ,,oab ntein 9rsipobt Iid, leiaet
beIttitiat. anh ib babe ,timlid, not
einiser 3eit erfabrem boB Sermaun
nit aem ld,iuar5en ssss,,ben uerfebrt ,tns
| iN befano mid feline Minute lang
eariiber I'M 3lueiiel, llm iuas es iid
tanoea. Ole Ndnerin bilt oas 9iirId.
lein nidt l6ledt, iie gi6t ibm I'M
@eaenteil mebr aaldensela4 als niis
lid lit, aber bennod) fonl,nt er ,tibt
Sainit a.ts 9araltf bat N6rabnm. De,
Ieine NaIe befanntli0 iibefall binei,t
itedt. mahriheinlid lpefuliert, ,tl,s
lue ct es in a9nliebee atillen inlne,
5u maAen pfleat, areoit aneeboten
| mag Aon, In;I4s.a,,;.,n,. N,.,.,.o.a ~,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03
"a. ssertieslll,a(

@0Befbarg 1talte, arbelteteil cit bal-
bes Dnbeito 9r6eiter Mnnrer =
3iamerlente - Sdreiner llllo all=
bere, bie ser &oblenbrenner Genra
&oetberr aisgeiltdt bate. llnter III
rem 60noen erltano in fltr5er 3eit
ein bii6l6es fleines @cbduoe, oas
fat aalta aus Sol5 allsaeiiibrt was.
Gs iuurhe in suei Nbteiltugell ge<
trennt. Die cine tuar allm ausldlieRs
liden @ebraueb bes Gigeutiimers BE-
Itimntt, lptibreno sic anoere bas Spei-
iesintater, sic Sdlafrtnune fir Sic
Maao ,mo Sic Giide entbielt.
lleber Sen 9auberrn, 2arl 5iael,
tparen alferlei @eriidte int llnla,,I
5ie itiikten Iid iibriaens lebialih anf
bic aeleaentlid,em 9enlcrflrugen 9oat-
berrs oer natiirlid nit Sraaen be-
ftiirnt tmroe, oils man erflbr, baB
er elm 8efannter ees neueu 9nlicalers
aus friiberer 3eit iuar. Siael, 10
bieR es, iei ein @oloara6er IN s(l=
ftralien geipeIeu lno eine srt Wtell=
ihenFeino lmo Sonaerling aeiuorben
,tnf babe, als ct erfabren, bab ser
Ylab friiber id)on bon cinen noblen
@errn snnt NuIentbalt benltbt peroen
iei, ben @utlbllB gefaBt> bos aleide
5u tl,n.
Die Ncuaieroc ser 0e,tte ipar nit
bieIer 9usflmft freilih nod) ritt be-
frieaiat, aber ba &egtberr erflurte,
ettuas lueiteres ielblt uitbt 5u ,pilien,
begniieten iie iid ihlieblid eamit
,tmlsnlelw, ais Siael 5iuar bauiia in
beu 8aloern ltmberitreifte ober na6
fer Staot aiua aber iaIt ieoen Ser
febr init auoeru bern,ieo.
A.r nit A6raeau 8oos ill Weil=
bad ld)ieu ct in n1berer 8erbinouug
5,t itebeu. hurd) Sen aud ser Mnfn.f
hes @obenbimgplases uuo Die slb=
tpt tdlltng oes golsen @eidafts belorat
tueraen mar. Dies fiel nielnanben
auF. Mbraba,n iuar ein geipieeter @e=
fdM MItsmant, ser, iuie uan sl iaaen
pfleat. an alien 5trdnaeu 500 nnS
Der fit aaes at ,babeu lpar, ipenll es
ib,u ein biibid,es Yrofithen eintrua.
0fat fonnte nid)t reht beareiieu,
tuar.st oer Wann nit ieinem @aren=
pad inl,ner nod laltliereu ailA ser
nada aaaeneiner Innabute ein be-
tra6tlihe5 @ernogen heIaB. @r be-
fam niht ielten @ertleublmgen loaor
aus irentoen 2Gnoeru in allen @elt
teiteu nit 1obem 9etra9e. 0ab cr
hon 3asl Sisel in leineu aeldsG it.
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-06
TuxIs VALENTINE PARTY

Hearts and streamers formed the
formed the background for the TuSls
Valentine party Tuesday evening, TO
which guests Of the stronger sex were
invited Each Turks girl and initiate
brought and girl and pinned on his coat
a corsage" which she had made,
some of them consisting of pov'derpuffs
arranged as flowers, carro' fringed
ike a sunfower, red gum drops and
andy hearts stuck on pipe cleaners,
atc.
Lively games were directed by Bet
" ChappelI and June Ewell after
vhich cherry and berry pie ala mooe
as served accompanied hv chocolate
andy and mint hearts. Guests of the
ruyis club included
Willis Tucker, Carl Dra''c, Die
1owell Leslie Blaine, Buster Johnson,
7len Bewick Bob Caldwell, David Ad'
ms, Donald Hope, Clarence Sullivan,
Jack Lewis and Kenneth Dor berg.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-06
Washington State
Bids 1941 Tourists

There is every indication that a
great tide of recreatonal and edu
cational travel will he moving 10 1871
and Washington state wants its share
OF this tourist income. Charles Z. Inv
rabec, chairman of the Washington
State Profess commission said. Lar.
rebee announced that first Of the
state IS advertisements in its national
newspaper ad magazine campaign, a
Pr egof natural color pictures fabd
page of natural photographs viii ap-
pear in february in one of the maya
zines of national circulation.
Washington had 1,216,000 tourist
visitors in 1910 who spent S90,O00,-
900 in the state. Llarrabee said These
visitors contributed more than mil
lien dollars in direct revenues through
the sales tax, and helped to increase
the gasoline tax collections more than
:, million dollars IN 1910 as compared
with 1899. They created work for
Washington people.
Predictions for l94l travel inereas-
es are based On various factors. a
survey made nationally indicates IN
creased interest in Washington. With
employment constantly increaslg and
more money paid in wages, Americans
will travel, because they have the
travel habit Thousands who have been
waiting for the opportunity may see
new places. There will b much travel
bv skilled workmen, teehnlclans ana
executives due to the defense program.
The families of these men can be IN
duced to travel and see new regions.
Men in the armed forces will be moved
oliout. and members of Their fam'iles
WI want to visit them and also TO
see the outstanding scenic attractlons
OF the country when they have the OPP
portunity.
The federal government Is encourag
INC this travel, through TIE unltei
States Travel Bureau in the belief that
.sTravel Strengthens America" Poop
le who travel come to realize now
great is the United States, how many
are the advantages Of the ways OF he
guaranteed by the democracies, and
tlat nowhere is there Il country Ike
their own.
As usual tie state expects eighty
per cent of the visitors at least to
come in their own automobiles. At the
same time increases are predicted IN
travel by bus, rail and and air lines
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-06
$25O,OOO CONCERN
FORMED AT DAM

Articles incorporating the Grand
Coulee Dam Smelling company at
S250,000 have been filed A. A. Ell
more, president of the Washington
Prospectors and Miners association,
announced.
Incorporators signing included A..
F. Rave, Albert DUDE and Jess Lewis,
all of Grand Coulee. The amount will
cover the teef a firsts-uliit, which
will include an electric furnace and a
150-ton mill and concentrator, seid
Gilmore. Local subscriptions in the
treasury amount to $15, 900.
The company has obtained title to
a. smelter ste three miles above the
dam and Mr. Elmore said that con
stluction will be started within so
days, The company has arranged for
an $4,000 mill to be shipped from
Denver, Colo, he added.