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Evening star., 1941-10-26
DISTINGUISHED Patrons

= OF course, the interior of the recon-
structed Union Hotel was remodeled
several times, but the exterior walls re-
manned the same until early in 1895,
when part of the building was removed.
This building and the one it replaced
were in the early days the general and
almost the only resort of those noted
men whose names form part of the his
tory of our country, and who in polished
manners, as in great intellect, have left
few superiors
During the sessions of Congress in "ye
olden days it Was a common thing to
see from so to 80 members associated in
messes within its ample walls, including
among them such leading lights as John
Randolph, Rufus King, Gen. Sumter,
CASTOR and Pinckney of South Carolina,
Nelson of Virginia, Aaron Burr then In
his prime, the great John Marshall of
Virginia, and many whose talents and
regulations will continue to live for ages
70 come. Mr.. Clay often stopped here,
and Martin Van Buren and Gen. Van
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Board of General officers in honor of
the bridal; but alas, even the idea of
wearing a costume bedizzened with gold
embroidery had never entered the mind
of the chief. he being content with the
old Continental blue and buff, while
the magnificent white plumes presented
to him by Maj. Gen. Pinckney he gave
to the young bride, preferring the old
black riband cockade, a type of the
brave old days of '76."
In 1900 the Union Hotel was sold to
the highest bidder, and the property was
bought in by John Suter and here Mrs.
Suter had her ballroom, where some
years later Peggy" O'Neale (or Mrs.
Margaret Eaton. in an exhibition of
her terpsichorean skill, was awarded the
prize, and the crown was presented by
Mrs. Madison.
After the proprietorship of Mr.. Suter
ceased--or it may have been Mrs. Suter-
a Mr. Mclaughlin conducted the affairs
of the hotel until about 1907, when he
was succeeded by William Crawford,
who ran the business until 1921, when
he retired and then Peter Brady became
its proprietor.
On August %, 1882, the building was
destroyed by fire and not rebuilt until
184O At the time of its destruction it
belonged to the heirs of William Craw-
ford.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Preferred Old Uniform

ut was the wish of the young bride"
says G. w. P. Gusts, that "tfe General
Of the Armies of the United States ap-
pear in the splendidly embroidered uni
form the costume assigned him by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

sfe oar isrss display ~ ist.
model ioAst guaranteed raFs IN
eur Used Car ners"
PLYMOUTH ng auru
sol ~ Hslers Man 1871
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Furniture Wanted

eREENT1ELD's will pay cash for
your Turn or sell on commission
Main 67Il III Broadway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

eIsT1Ksr STORY Win .ntrsns. ~
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Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
OEfRETsasSTMES

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SUNDAY Morning hy The Times Publishing
Company AZ 1870 Times Square. Detroit
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Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
| e # +ers to
The Editor
TO TIE EDITOR

TO TIE EDITOR
DEMEMBER Pearl Harbor,
~ yes, But also why not re-
member 1941 automobile acci-
dents a thousand drunk
drivers aren't worth one honest
to-goodnesS American who
drives safely according 10 the
Golden Rule
Why not remember 19il as q
harvest year of debaucherlSm OF
youth VIA the hip pocket ? Why
not remember what the cigaret
smoker did 10 the infammable
areas of our forest land?
Why not remember the 50 i95
men killed in the laSt-War 10
impress US that our annual road
accidents killed twice that num-
bor9
Wig not remember We spent
but a single New Years Day IN
that war?
our New Years Day after
this sad one should be the most
memorable because the most
glorious and happy one that
democracy ever conceived Of
Why not thank the JapS for
uippIng u> In true. NippOnoSe
fashion our victories are
made in Japan and imported
from Germany and the land OF
the VirtuOSi
our debllItatinC defeats and
losses are found in strikes. slow
downs and fifth column SUBJ
vcrSivc propaganda activities
madc right here in the United
States
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
IORING X. FIIMFR.
Adams and Nitherell streets
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
Dee. 81, 1916

Tcuton forces in Runapia
threaten the town Of Braila "a
Wallachia. and the town of
NatchIn on the Danube IN
Dobrudja
Russians make successful raid
on the TcutonS outposts IN
GaliCia,
AIlio, make now demands ON
Greece
Manufacture Of chemicals. in
cluding coal Tar products. indus
trial chemicals. such a. carbide.
sodium and magnesium metals,
and like products. Is now nearly
a billion dollar annual industry,
according 10 the census bureau.
More than 10000 people arc em-
ployedOin The industry and the
annual pay roll is over 500, 900
600 Such chemicals are pro-
duced IN 543 factories.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

GONE factor, of the distant
- peaceful future are moro
obvious Tho United States VIII
certainly have around her ion
thI, hemisphere a unified family
oi nations closer knit than be-
fore Britain viii haze both IFS
ComuionS and us empire These
two areas OF The world Viii re-
main politically erect though
economically they may be
changed to "a revolutionary eN-
tent Surely they VIII have 10
supply tbc greater part of the
world goods in the postwar
STRIFE wars /diNIntegration 3l-
ways b3Nc accouipanlodI a d.
cline ui Christian orr religious
ldcal, Ncither nations nor free
people can exist long without
spiritual foundations Their solid
restoration by this war offers
thc chief hope Of the future
\usab4'ea b, K.rg Fsa'p6ss syrd Inc
RtpeneaarJn Whp,err par,
stfie,Iy prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

bleed and diSSipate our forces,
gam US only points for new de-
partures and offer the Allies
new points OF attack. An allied
invasion Of Europe proper IS
difficult; We shall get nothing
out of Africa No oil No ma
Chinery. No resources. -
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Dec. 81. 1870

The United States is TO bo
held a. unit IN Hawaiian
waters until international NItul-
tiOn improves.
Two Italian troopship, are re-
ported sunk IN the AdriatIC Sea
by unidentified warShipS
Adolf Hitler, in a New Year 5
proclamation 10 his arm q a
forces. says l94l will bring con-
summation OF o great victory
for the German people.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

HIELL then North Africa
w Forty divisions and the
maintenance of enormous lines
Of communication ConqucstS IN
distant. large and empty areas
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Our Enemies Within

N-THE national committee ol the Communist Party IN
l the United States has promulgated new party
lire tor tho guidance of ITS members IN the war
t. has three main points only one having even
remote bearing the conduct of the war.
The first ot the three points. urging all members
of The Communist Party and OF the Young Communists
League t3u the American armed forces has the out
ward appearance If innocence but if the fundamental
and loNg-rangc purposes Of communism aiming at the
destruction OF dom6cracv IN the United States-are
accomplished undermining of the armed forces would
be contributing and probably a decisive hrS' step
I HOWEVER. tho second and third points in the
l l Communist party line do not so much as PRE-
TEND Innocent or American purpose
One proposes the concentration OF all Communist
influence and action upon President Roosevelt for the
release of Ear BroUder former secretary OF the Com
munst Party the United States from federal prison
where he serving for conviction charges
of criminal Justification OF passports.
The other proposes the removal of all "anti-Com-
murst officials from the American government with
the of Director j. Edgar Hoover of the federal
bureau OF investigation heading the list
The second point confirms disclosure made by
Director Homer l. ChalllauX of the national Ameri-
canism commission OF the American Legion
WRITING in The National I1egionnarc" he said
w a nationwide drive is to free BrOwder
from the Atlanta federal prison
The Communist Party claims that Browder is this
counts leading antFascis and that he could do much
TO defend America in this emergency if he were free.
History shows US that HE WENT TO PRISON
DURING THE LAST WORLD WAR RATHER THAN
HELP DEFEND THIS COUNTRY.
History has already repeated itself. 6rowder is
WHERE HE BELONGS-n federal prison"
What a traVesty wottld be upon our present and
magnificent effort 10 preserve free democratic Amer
lea against powerful enemies beyond borders, to
begin by granting amnesty to KNOWN enemies
WITHIN our borders!
What further travesty it would be upon war
effort TO remove from responsible positions in govern
ment those officials most conspicuous for past opposition
communistic and subversive elements and for past
and unquestoned loyalty to democratic America!
OF COURSE Communists in the United States are
~ taking every possible advantage of the emer-
gency to further their program.
But they NOT interested in winning the
for America.
Where their real interest lies is revealed by this
further disclosure hX- Mr. -ChalllauX-
The membership of the Communist Party is in
creasing during the present drives, which held
UNDER THE PREIENT OF AID TO RUSSIA.
Every slogan of the Communist Party and its
press is demand for aid To the Soviet Union. No
WHERE DO YOU FIND LINE OR 4 PARAGRAPH
POINTING TO AN INTEREST IN THE DEFENSE
OF THE UNITED STATES"
The American people have many vital tasks to per-
form in the winning of the present war. and the
least OF these tasks to Identify and defeat the enemies
IN THEIR MIDST
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
CEN. FIELD NJ A r s II A L
VI WALTHER Won BRAUCH-
L. ftal,


VI WALTHER Won BRAUCH-
ITSCH 10 his fuehrer:
1T is my painful duty 10 in
form YOU. mein fuehrer. that
the November offensive in the
East against which | warned
is in dissolution. Our armies
are fighting their way back. The
situation is the situation
leaves much to be desired. y
1T 49, impossible 10 retreat
a. long as the world situation
remained unclarifed. l told you
that
The Germ an army, mein
fuohrer. has fought from Bor-
dcaux 10 the gates of Moscow
and everywhere has conquered
Bur men arU thurman
The German army is invinc-
iblc
The National Socialist Party
mein fuchrer. has failed IN only
one particular. -
And that is ~
"To put an anti-freeze mix
ture into NordiC blood
If my invinciblc party takes
FUR coats from German house
wives can you hold the line?
Mein fuehrer, there Is the
century-Old myth Of the German
uniform. An army in motley
will we then not be the
horde And the uniformed
Russians the orderly military
power D.
"DUT any retreat creates an
I'D impossible situation IN
Europe. NaziS never retreat.
Germany represents youth, the
coming age. the new order All
other nations are degenerate.
The Americans are ripe for ruin,
Britain is Senilc old doddler,
Russia IS a principality of the
Jews
Tanks planes and climate
are unaware of-race or nation
ali,y mcin fuehrcr. -
HIN ANY case. We must open
L another front. Action
movement | told YOU there
must always be victories. If not
in the East then somewhere
else
Where. mcin fuehrer 90
The Middle East Africa --
Spain the British Isles there
arc scores of fronts
Yes. mein fuohrer But
front for Us is also a front for
Ihcm warned YOU mcIn
fuehror against "a tWo-iront
War
But the Middle East
Just how mcin fuohrcr2'
Through Turkey a back
door 10 Persian OIL Russian
OIL YOU say We need oil ..'
1T would be useful. But the
Turks have million soldiers
badly equipped but great fight
cr~ They are IN some ways like
the Serbs.
Must you bring up the
Serbs
The army conquered the
SERBS. meIn fuehrer, but the
Gestapo seems TO be dong its
job badly
There YOU are again The
GcStapo is the sword of the
party The GeStapo
"SunkS. mcin fuehrer An at
tack ON the Middle East expapdS
tho Russian front. which Is too
stretched oW already The British
also have door 10 The Middle
East and We shall again on
counter the Russians this time
assisted by the Turks and Brit
ish 1t would be an odd way 10
recuperatC
"\IELL, then. North Africa. -
w Forty divisions and the
maintenance OF enormous lines
Of communication. Conqucsts IN
distant. large and empty areas
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
TEST for Spies
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

There have been spies nailed Japs stabbed
in the back with smile from the front
Now IS the time line those sahotcus up against the
wall and give them my famous old bndfod cigaret
If that's pretty thought remember that this has
not been pretty year.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

4 CCORDING 10 THIS thcir
II own contention they might
be- hcrded nto ships or cars or
driven on foot for roScttlemont
IN far and God-torS1kcn places
ae thcy dispersed tho JcwS
wherever they found them and
with no regard lor the prcScrNa-
toe of famllNunlts or the keep
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
How Hitler Took Over---
What Might Have Been Said
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON


bleed and diSSipate our forces,
gam us only points for new de-
partures and offer the Allies
new points of attack. An allied
invasion Of Europe proper IS
difficult; we shall get nothing
out of Africa No oil No ma
chinery No resources. -
"RRITAlN Why won't She
make peace
Il have often and regretiully
asked that question myself
mem fuehrer
"All right. Spain. We VIII at
tack through Spain.
Twenty DIVISIONS. No re-
sources. no industries. no equip
ment to pick UP. no food. We
might succeed in closing the
western Mediterranean, but sup
plies 10 the Middle East are 60
inc by way of the Red Sea. ! do
not quite see mein fuchrer juSt
how we shall win the war with
that
we only see how we shall
start "A new war and just where
do We 90 on from there, meln
fuehrer?"
why. we keep going on
"Whcre, mein fuehrer? Par
don an officer, who has no
intuitive genius. but merely
military scientist. All wars have
TO accomplish a specified obiec-
tive our lines become stretched
into endless space, if we grow
strong in one place We grow
weak in another; If We do not
have Russia. what DO We want
with Africa?'
The Allies are also stretched
in endless space
The Allies have an advantage
that mein fuehrer has not SufiI-
ciently contemplated They do
not need 10 win this war. They
only need not 20 lose It,
WNOU are defeaust We
Il shall end this war with
knockout against the British
Isles. Immediately
1T was precisely 10 secure
your rear that We attacked, If
YOU remember Russia You may
perhaps recall what happened
in the last war when unable TO
win a decision on land. We as
Scmblcd the fleet for an attack
ON BrltalnIThe sailors mutinied.
and the revolution began
! want carpet 20 chew, You
dare 20 recall the last war, Ger
many then was run by the mis-
cradle kaiser and his Jewish
advisers. The wretched MarxianS
stabbed our armies in the back.
] have eNtirpated the Marxlans
and Democrats Germany Is safe
from internal revoltS. You are
not thinking Of revolving. are
You BrauchitSch? You are loyal
TO me. aren't YOU. BrauchitsCh?
30 moin fuehrer
NO? You are not loyal ."
Il mean. yes, mein fuehrer"
You do not know whether
You mean yes or no? You are re-
llcved from your command If
our armies are not victorious on
the NoIga l viii ouSt Petain.
If the siege of Lcningrad is
broken III conquer Franco. We
shall advance all over Europe.
from Moscow 10 SmolenSk. from
Rome 10 Vienna from Paris TO
Berlin We shall DIG into
trenches and have a war of
movement You generals lack
Imagination, / shall fire YOU all.
and assume full command my
self Your nerves are weak Mine
are invInclble. Get out, Won
BrauchItsch!'
"leh danke Reinem Fuehrer." Z"
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
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DOT otherwise CredIted IN THIS paper.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
Our Golden Anniversary
Fifty Progress

LTHOUGH the personnel of the partnership has changed
there has been in fifty years departure the orig
inal principle of service laid down by it's founders
The present partners comprising the Brothers
Lumber Company, Charles Joseph, and Forrest l.
Senman, striving the public the same
full of service did the predecessors In the
light of this past that this ftiet anniversary
could be marked in fitting than by contn-
of that service We have therefore, arranged meetings
this week of interest builders and allied trades and omen
also to the general public.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
1891. and some screen doors

Our: Golden
Fifty Year
UToLKs didn't about flies fifty ago-an-
- noying they be but flies, like dog days.
regarded of the and there really
wasn't much to be done about it.
Screening windows against flies not COM
regarded because there
little demand and consequently high in price, they were
not usually carried regular retail iem
wv HY not a door-wel made and offered to the
w public at a popular price which would, through in
creased demand, permit volume manufacture?
young Jenera fifty years ago had sufficient
confidence the idea stake their modest in the
ventme-and thus formed Stenman Brothers Company.
who launched the company in 1891 Charles
Joseph John Jacob Steinman and Ira Smith Their basic
principle goods, integrity manufacture and full
of value the public resulted in growth degree
unforeseen by the founders.
few years the company entered the general lumber
and sawmill business in Jenera Later they established
mill Youngs Creek Kentucky and fourteen years
qued the property of the Pandora Lumber Company
Bufon.
From the little screen door factory in Jenera fifty years
ago developed organization with resources
tons experience daily giving in all per-
tanning to lumber and especially in the field of construction
and home building.
p With the experience Of fifty golden yeo
tranquility, years OF stress and strife, be
fuI OF the confidence which has been re
- the public fully and well to the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17

ROM limited scope in the early days. our activities have
- expanded in overwhelming which now embraces
the entire construction field together complete service
for homebuilders whom invite consult us without obl
CATION Our halfcentury of experience available to all
hOmebuders together with suggestions advice in the
matter OF plans materials and financing are to
handle any all of these if desired.
Throughout this today you will find trained
and experienced with thorough knowledge lumber and
allied lines Combined with this technical knowledge is thor
ougn appreciation OF the value of satisfied customer
ss that first obligation the ultimate consumer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
81 Model Homes
Feature Gas Heat

Thirty-two Of the dwellings in
the Models on Parade" exhibit in
Appoline avenue, just north of
Pembroke avenue. are equipped
with gas heat. Nearly one-half
Of the water heating
are of the automatic gas self
action variety while all the rest
but one are Of the gas side-arm
type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

outside temperature drops 10 such
an extent in the night that tho
heating plant cannot warm tbs
building in the time allowed.
The outside regulator turns tho
furnace on earlier if a Sudden drop
in the temperature requires a
longer firing period TO warm the
building explain Iron Fireman
technicians. If the weather warns
up to a point that does not re-
quire so heavy a firing period, the
outside control keeps the heating
plant shut down, allowing Just
enough time to get the building
heated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

hers during the first few days OF
the SHOW.
This outside interest i Of
course highly complimentary to
Detroit. and il tribute 10 the
local residential building indus
try for leading the entire
country in the production of
better sinele homes.
several builders from other
states have said that the An
hIa1 Homo show provides them
with inspiratidnal rest. as well
a. new ideas for their local pro-
grams
Keen interest has been di~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Weather Antic; pa+or

Office and school building engi-
ncers don't have 10 depend on
their rheumatism to predict the
weather any mora new outside
regulator antIcipa te 5 sudden
changes for them.
Engineers have developed an
outside control for larger coal
heating plants that turns the heat
on earlier or later in the morn
ing if the weather suddenly gets
colder or warmer.
In most heating plants the
thermostat is set for clock opera
ton. ForEeXample, it turns the
plant on at 6 a. m. in a building
TO be occupied at 8 Often the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Trend Toward Low
Cost Home Continues

The trend toward lOwer-priced
homes in all types financed by
FliA-inSufed mortgages continued
last year. Federal Housing Ad-
ministrator Abner H. Ferguson
announced Saturday. In each
classification OF new homes con
structed under the FILA program
according 70 baSiC eXtFTIOF matte
Wal used Ferguson declared. the
average valuation in 1889 WI,
lower than 1893. and again IN
1870 was lower than in 1893
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

played I'm every home of the Show
ono builder reported six duplicd
ton sales in The first five day
Show officials attributed tins IL
tereSt not only 70 rhc intention
Of many DetroifcrS 20 build
homes this year but 10 the reali-
ZatIon by many-that increased de-
Tense activity may slow up build
ing and increase costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
How to Get There:

Drive over 7-Mile Road TO Meyers,
turn north on Meyers to Pembroke
midway between and Smile
roads,. Turn west on Pembroke to
Appoline, then north on APpoline to
Home Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Don't FORGET Faucets

In planning your new nome don
forget 10 provide conveniently To-
Gated hose faucets for sprlnkllng
attachments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Viola Wasterlain to Play
AT Carnegie Hall in N. Y.
After Her Concert Here

way II rseams fer = euncefi ~
the Temple thssisf Tuesday night
Heins asked 10 play Al Car
nesis hail with the Nse York
Philharmonic symphony under ths
eminent conductor. otto Klein
pefsr. 10 recognition - tho
place Ms. Nssisflsln has Esinsd
in the concert world sad AaYsf
Cain
only those whose names mean
something unsteady are - hon
orsd Arthur Rubinstsin. ons q
the worlds greatest pisnisis
fAuritx Melrhoir wsgnsfian ten
Or snd kristen FlaFstad the peer
n operate sopranos afs among
the great srtl.ts vha have sp
psarsd al Carnegie hall
because she has attained a
place with such eminent nsurs.
In the music world. Miss Wasisf
lain 10 bringing honor 10 Tacoma
40 well a. 10 herself What Ia
coma thinks about q viii 10 80
pressed when IN. Temple thsatsf
j. filled Tuesday night for Miss
Nasteflains homecoming concert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Townsend Meetings

District convention Of Townsend
clubs will be held IN Knights oi
Columbus hall. eth ave and Steele
st. sunday at 2 > m
Meetings schedule Aonda }
through Wednesday include
Monday Tacoma No sp m.
Sormanna hall. SO 18th and X
SITS business meeting entertain.
ment and dancing. Horace Bsnn
No IS. 3 ?. m. Bethel Lutheran
church. So 54th and ! sis Nc.
Kinley No 7. 5 p m. Royal
Seighbors hall. pa & 1t and d.
vision lane. and spanawsy No. !
: p m spaua~ay school
Tuesday An-City No a. -
p m. Emerson hall. ilGsis Broad.
way. business meeting. card party
and refreShments Mckinley 10. 3
S p m. sheridan school. "a SAN
and Mckinley a.. Oakland No
Il. sp m 1872 50. Tyler 81
and Orting no l.sp n. G a
X hall
v .dn-sdsy HaWthofns No 20
30 , ~ Zsi0 Es { 81 Pax
Avenue No 10 : > n PARK Ave.
nue. school annex keniOn No J
: p m Methodist church. Red.
mond 10 2 : 3 n old postof.
fee and sumner No. ! . m
7 o. . y. hall