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Evening star., 1942-03-18
Lincoln Civic Association
Fdvors Abolition Of A. D. A.

The Lincoln Civic Association Mon
day night concurred with resolution
adopted recently by the Southwest
Civic Association advocating aboli-
ton of the Alley Dwelling Authority,
and urged that a housing board ap-
poined by the District Commis-
sioners be instituted in its place.
The resolution described the A.
D. A. as being "woefully incompe-
tent in its responsibilities" and said
that by its actions the faith Of the
colored people in such a project
has been shattered.
Opposition also was voted to any
change in elementary school hours,
but the group favored a change for
high schools. In another motion,
the association decided to sponsor
playground at Shows court,
Twenty fourth and I streets NV
Work on the recreation ground was
decided to begin at the end OF the
current school session.
Mrs. Maria E. Scott was named
chairman of Salvage Committee.
whose headquarters was announced
as 523 Twenty-fourth street NV.
The meeting, held at Francis Junior
High School, was presided over by
DR.. E. F.. Harris.
IL
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Prisoner Given Limit
For Theft From Sailor

Police Court Judge D. Nelson
yesterday gave q lecture on patriot
ism by civilians in war time, during
a case involving robbery of a sailor.
He told the defendent anyone
who would steal from any service
Evening star., 1942-03-18

coin In the juke-box. according to
testimony. the defendant, Frank g..
McSwain, 20, OF the 200 block Of
Nineteenth street NE, took the
Evening star., 1942-03-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1942-03-18

wallet. According to police. 1t con-
tanned $3.50. The arrest was made
by +. L. Arlington of the detective
bureau.
Evening star., 1942-03-18

Bolivia is increasing its shipments
OF rubber to the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Civilian Defense
q 90
Meetings Called

Precincts IS and 26-An air
raid wardens. welfare wardens,
block wardens and fire watchers
are asked to be AZ the c. c. Mel
linger Co. pariors At p m. Tues
day for an important meeting.
Precinct 23-Welfare wardens
melting Monday evening. 80. Al
United Presbyterian church. 9Th
and Grant ayes: all residents OF
precinct invited. Talks BY Mrs
Athol Engiey and CD speaker.
Precinct l0s-Air raid wardens
7:30 p. m, Monday. Stanley grade
school.
Fife-The emergency housing
and food corps will meet Wednes'
day at 2.30 p. m. in Fife high
school to complete plans for a day
nursery for mothers working II
war plants. Mrs. w. NJ. Evan.
will be in charge and all interested
are invited to attend. More volun.
teer airplane spoilers are desired
at the Milton tower, Mrs. Evans
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13


J. ]. Riedinger will be In charge
Of the Columbus Day program TO
be held by Tacoma council Of the
Knights Of Columbus Tuesday eve
ming at clubrooms on 9Th ave. and
Steele 81.
The program viii start at 8
p. m. and will feature movies.
cards. dancing and refreshments.
Robert r. Brown. grand knight.
viii give a short address to those
in attendance. Hosts and host
esses for the evening are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Marcoe. William
Gsffney. A. c. Brown. Stan Fred
rick. George Felzer. NJ. J. shroe-
der. August vonBoecklin. c. NJ.
Toynbee, Z. N. Mcdonald. Joe
tinker. Walter Pessemier. p. NJ.
Brady. Bernard Gay. Ray Matz.
A. J. Mcmahon. r. ]. Schmalz.
II. c. McGavick. J. T. Mccormick.
T. J. Hanify. J. J. Mclaughlin.
Arthur sieet. Raymond A. Cay.
jr, Leo B. seiwerath. NJ. A Pet
rich. Il. J. Enright. w. C. Hoff-
ner. Owen Gallagher and J. J.
verhalen.
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Two more biilfolds were report
ed missing Monday as police an
nounced the recovery Of one bill
fold which its owner said he had
misplaced last Thursday.
Edith Naccarrato. 1915 So. Aims
worth ave. said she missed her
billfold containing personal pa
rsers and rs cents in change Sat
urdsy afternoon. while Mrs. James
Albercht. 2le Ea. 64th st. report
ed that her husband had lost his
billfold containing SIS in currency
and personal papers on either the
Mckinley hin bus or on downtown
streets
Recovered was the billfold OF
Charles l. Beegle. shipyard worker
residing at 1926 So. ID St The bill
fold had originally contained $50
In cash. personal papers and four
uncashed STSc checks totaling
$3.50 so. The billfold Was returned
to police in a plain envelope with
everything intact but the $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Rios Posipones Trip

national position Of my country.
which had created an unfruitful
atmosphere. has made IL advisable
for me 10 postpone for the present
the honor Of visiting your ex-
cellency.
Your excellency may be sure
that this decision absolutely does
not change the firm disposition
of my government TO continue CO.
operating with the United States
and other sister American nations
Ia continental defense.
Il renew 90 your excellency
the expression Of my sincere
gratitude for the honor Of your
Invitation and Of my regret NJ
being forced 10 postpone my
visit due to causes 80 alien TO
my win.
Il reiterate 10 your excelleney
my homage and my admiration.
Rios"
welles At Boston last Thursday
told the foreign trade convention
that Argentina and Chile were
permitting axis agents TO stab
the United Nations in the back
and that axis agents In those
countries supplied info r nation
which made II possible for enemy
submarines 70 sink with loss Of
life many ships Of the American
republics
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

1wonty-nine million feet Of tim
~ vas cut in the Olympic ma
1fnnal foreat during the period July
I 70 Sept -. according to State
vure1t Supervisor Carl B. Meal at
olympia This represents : value
- t11zJnoo Or IN average Of $40
~ thoonand board feet. Seven
IN salas were in operation during
t1ks porfod. cutting mostly spruce
~ Douglas Or ~ IN aid IN war
DEp6nncfioa-
Neil stafed that during the same
1nree months period. TIE Olympic
mn1e eeven sales amounting to -
ufIlion fesf for $50. 90 or an aver
- e ~ pr thousand feet The
1rxEouf sn1e made vas II million
1nst = pougias fir for S11ee6o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

For full-time service these busy
days, you need trim shirtwaister.
The front buttoning of Pattern
1929 by Anne Adams is convenient
as well as slenderizing. for 1t lets
you in and out in jiffy. The inset
waistband and soft bodice flatter!
Pattern 1929 is available in wo-
mems sizes "a. So. IS, 40. AZ, a.,
46 and As. Size So takes 2% yards
54-inch fabric.
Send sixteen cents in coins for
this Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Send TODAY for our new Fall
and Winter Pattern Book. A smart
collection of easy-to-sew styles.
with over 100 illustrations Prac-
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age: every need. Pattern Book.
ten cents.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department. Ia
coma. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
inx.- Leslie said. TO So that
word helm down there

Ing Leslie said. TO 80 that
word help down there
The Japanese started a new
series Of air attacks two lays ago
after a 10 day lapse.
The first day they sent over Is
bombers and II fighters and lost
four bombers and five fighters.
Yesterday was the big day when
3 out Of IS enemy bombers and
one out of Is fighters were
downed.
One marine group led by
Maj. John L Smith. Lexing-
ton. Okla. and Maj. Robert Y.
Caller. Seattle, got about II
Of yesterdays planes. Smith
got his 18th plane and Caller
shot down three bombers alone
for a campaign total Of n.
Smith. Caller. Maj. John F. DOB
bin. Brighton. Mass. and Second
Lieut.. Kenneth d. Frazier. Burling-
ton. n. j.. have now brought down
four planes each in a single day
since the marines landed.
Marine Capt. Marion E. Carl
Woodbourne. Ore. got the only
fighter downed. He also got one
of the bombers. He has now shot
down Is enemy planes and shares
credit with another man for q
14th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Camera Fans Can
Aid Red Cross
Prizes Awarded for
Best photographs

Photography fans have an OF
portunity TO aid the Red Cross and
at the same time vie for honors N
q contest in which x5.125 In War
bonds will be awarded competitors.
The Red Cross needs good
photograph 20 tell the story
Of the organizations work and
can use Noteworthy pictures
portraying its activities
The war bonds TO be awarded IN
competition are being provided by
the Photographic Society OF Amer
lea and the contest is open 10 both
amateur and professional photog-
raphers in either civilian life or
those with the armed forces.
The Photographic contest got
under way Oct. 1 and viii close
Dec. 81. There are two classes Of
awards; % Three sets of monthly
awards-in October. November and
in December. (2) the grand
awards. In all. there viii be Ia
prize awards 50 many opportuni-
ties are Offered photography fans.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by contracting the local
branch Of the Red Cross. Entries
must be submitted to the Ameri-
can Red Cross. National Photo
Awards. SOS Madison ave. New
York City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Army Expels
5 Italians
Son Frunciscons
Sent From Area

SAN FRANCISCO The army
disclosed on the weekend five Itai-
ANS. including three leading men,
bers OF the San Francisco italian
community. have been ordered ex-
PEELED from the territory of the
western defense command
Col Karl r. Bendetsen. chief Of
the wartime civilian control ad-
ninistration. said the following
men had been ordered out of the
Pacific coast military zone:
Sylvester Andriano. former San
Francisco city supervisor and
chairman Of local draft board 100.
Ettore Patrizi. editor and pub
Usher Of Daily rItalia and Voee
DEL Populo. Italian language news
papers.
Renzel Turko. attorney; sam
Fusco and Reno Bosia.
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Japanese inland with everything
II had.
A group Of the marines
sshere had made the beach
thanks Co LesIle's dive at
tack.. and they started swim
ming the mile and q half to
the destroyer. Leslie dropped
flares near them and q de-
stroyer boat picked them up.
Evans and Monroe started a.
rect for the beach. Leslie was
only q few yards over them. the
planes guns blazing.
The boats ran into a curtain OF
machine gun fire from japanese
80 well concealed their positions
could not be fixed.
Bullets smacked into the bows
of the boats. Two men aboard
went down. Twice the boats went
in without contracting the isolated
men ashore. They lay to loo
yards off shore. under steady fire
and drove In the third time. That
time they got off the entire party
The rescuers had little TO say
1T was funny" Evans said. 1T
wasn't until we got out of range
that We found anybody had been
hit"
1T gave me = funny feel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Bliiz Scrap Drive
Set for Nov. lsi.

Continued from Page one)
Il to q central salvage depot at
Center and Union. near the Pacific
Match Co. Those unable to carry
their salvage to the curb can have
help by calling the Boy Scouts.
JACOBS IN CHARGE
Collection Of the material will
be directed by John Jacobs. Of the
reamsters union. Volunteers on
his list thus far include members
Of Local 3i3 Of the Transfers;
Local e51, MIX Wagon and Dairy
Workers; Local SGT. Bakery Sales
men. Food Statesmen and Laundry
Drivers; Local 46l, Garage EN-
ployes. and the Building Service
union.
Other members Of the general
salvage o m m tee are Sam
Powell. chairman: Norman schut,
downtown collection: Louis G.
wersen. music: Rev. Harold Booch.
coordination plans: Miss Mona CAL
lister. coordination Of community
war service, and Miss Ada M.
Leverenx. secretary Of the salvage
office.
Wersen. Mont J. Downing.
assistant supe intendent Of
schools, and Robert H. Hager,
physical education supervisor.
VIII direct work 10 be done
BY TIE schools In the drive.
while school buildings win not
~ srsed ~ collection centcrs.
schools win help In getting d.
rcceions 70 the homes and the
school hands win provide en-
tertalnment and publicity.
TO assist home and business
property owners in every wa,
throughout the salvage campaign
an office has been established Al
1851 Rust building which can b
reached by telephone at NAH
6062. The Salvage Volunteer Of
flee there win be open Mondays
through Fridays from 10 q. m
until p. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
CRISP GETS "BoUQUET'

Donald Crisp was handed a large
bouquet of vegetables when he APP
peared for his first scene in The
Adventures of Mark Twain" Di-
rector Irving Rapper was the DON
or. continuing a gag started when
they first worked together.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

WATEBrOWN. n. Y. Eight
women held jobs a. taxicab drivers
In the city recently. But after a
male driver was murdered by q
fare. three Of the women drivers
became discouraged. turned in
their credentials to police and quit
| the business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
6 ARRESTS MADE

Arrests by police over the week
end included the following: negli-
gent driving. 4; drunken driving.
3: speeding. s: drunkenness. "a;
disorderiy conduct. 3: vagrsncy. /:
minor traffic violations. IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

The apple crop Of Canada this
year may reach = maximum OF
Il. ooo. 900 bushels compared with
10 500. 900 bushels in 1871. accord
ing to the Department Of Com
merce.
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CONTINUED from Page One1
are intact while the Germans are
whining under the repeated and
increasing impact of British bomb
ing"
SUNS STILL PROBLEM
That submarine warfare still
was the Allies greatest problem,
but "thcre Is no reason" why II
should not be solved by offense.
defense and replacement measures
of Britain. Canada and the United
States.
Warning that the United Ma
tons had reached a stern and
sombcr moment of the war. but
emphasizing that the situation
definitely had improved in the last
two months. he said:
These months have seen new
building of merchant ships which
substantially outweigh losses"
They have seen the greatest
tonnage OF British bombs dropped
on Germany.
They have covered the most
numerous safe arrivals Of United
States troops in the British Isles.
"They have marked a definite
growth In Allied air superiority
over Germany. Italy and Japan"
PRAISES RUSSIANS
Praising Russian resistance,
Churchill said:
The heroic defense of Stain
grad: the fact that the splendid
Russian armies everywhere are in
tact. unbeaten, unbroken - nay.
counterattacking with amazing
energy along the whole front from
Leningrad to the Caucasus noun
tains: the fearful losses suffered
by the Germans. the near approach
Of another Russian winter ali
these grim facts which cannot be
concealed cast their freezing shad-
ow on the German people who
already are whining under the re-
peated and increasing impact OF
British bombing"
He asserted that Norway. Den
mark. Holland. Belgium and
France were seething with the
spirit of revolt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Police Checking Trio

Held for investigation by police
after they were arrested Sunday
in a used car lot at 9Th ave. and
Broadway were Jack Harry Ken
nedy. 20. Sis So. sth ST.; Curtis
Larkin Sloan. 81, Lake Louise. and
16-year-old juvenile. whose name
was withheld by authorities.
You help yourself when you buy
Il. S. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Joyce Courtney. Miss Myrtle Rem
wick win preside.
AIl-Day Session Planned
The Dorcas circle Of the Meth
odizf church win hold m all-day
meeting at the church Thursday
starting at 10 4. m with Hrs- Ray
coodner tn charge. Members are
sewing Cor the Red Cross a. their
years project.
In society n sewing for the
bazaar 10 be held during the an
nuai harvest festival scheduled for
Oct. - AZ which time q turkey
dinner win be served with Mrs.
George Jacobs a. chairman.
Rev. Theodore Brakeman. pas
tor Of Emmanuel Lutheran church.
II leaving Tuesday 10 attend tine
pastoral conference of the Puget
Sound district to be held at Shell
ton Tuesday through Thursday.
There win be choir rehearsal al
Emmanuel church Tuesday evening
at o'clock. Saturday school for
the young people 10 scheduled At
10 d m and next Sunday eve
ming II 7:30 the Lutheran Fellow
ship club win meet In the social
room with William Leonhardt pre-
siding.
Auxiliary 20 Meet
The auxiliary OF Puyaliup VAL
ley post No. 222l. Veterans Of For
eign Warn. win meet Thursday
night AZ 9 o'clock at v. =. w. hal
with MrsA Bertha LEE presiding. A
trustee win be elected at the busi-
ness session.
After this month the auxiliary
win meet on the second and fourth
Thursdays Of thu month instead
Of the first and third Thursdays.
II IL announced.
The Past Pocahontas club will
hold = public dinner from II 10
o'clock Wednesday at Redmen's
hall. This win be followed by the
first OF . series Of afternoon card
parties. Mrs. Florence Daniels.
president. win be In charge Of the
cards. The dinner committee II
composed Of Mrs.. w. NJ. Buckmas-
ter. Mrs. Elsa BUGGY and Mrs.
Walter Lund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Rites for George Wheeler
Arranged in Puyanup
Had Lived in vollsy Since 1914:
Deoth Come al Age of 50 Yeors

rUYAxLUP Funeral arrange
nents w~z1 being made Mondny
for George =. Wheeler. -. who
oled Saturday afternoon in . Ia
coma nnrsing home where he had
been far two years.
He came 10 PuyaIlup from
Brevnter IN 1914. Vas q native Of
Iowa and . retired machini<f- Sur
vivink are one son. Fred. In Ore
gon: . daughter. Mrs. 8. D. san
oers a Kansas CITY. Mo-: six
Grandsons. Andrew Sanders. Seat
~; Lloyd Sanders. PuyaIlup:
Ernest Sanders. Washington. D.
g; Glen sandsra U. 8. army tank
c1Rpe: Claude wheeler. PuyAllup.
Dale Wheeler. Seattle. and four
Granodaughteru. 1lia Lena San
0sr.. Seattle; Mru. Lorraine Sui
10y. Portland: Miss Lola San
dsss Washington. D. C.. and Mrs..
nn1y Wheeler cousIncau, Puyal-
~. wrisiey ana Clements win
Announce Tie funeral.
III Mary-1Garfha society Of
Ioans Lutheran church win meet
xoesday evening Il 7:3o in tn
rnr11A hail. Mn. Loretta Boretfa
vul ct - program chairman and
~ houtsnes win b Mrs. Della
Lnycock and 1frs. Josephine Lar
-
Wednesday afternoon At :
o'clock TIE Ladies Aid Of Peace
eourch WIN met with Mrs- Grace
1nmbertun. 40 "a IT.. N. e
=
- ~ -. r susS Wv with u'a :
moetinx An church parlors at 2 D.
=. WITH Mr.. D. q. Cray pre-
sfdine. Mn. ceorre Harlow has
oxranred the program and win
~ n = pansl dinussbon. NY
Church and Ne In Tines Like
Thsen.~ othex IN the Panel win
b. M. John Fraser. Mrs. A. c.
rnrnswur<h. Mr.. Axel salquist
nn6 Mr.. ceor~s c,hesbrouRh. Nrs.
Jsan Hunter vim lad the devo-
fions ana Mr.. Earl Poe ana Mrs.
lewtu Redford win sing duets.
believing tn proxram there win
- Z social hour.
FRIDAY tn Prrsbyterian ruiid
Win hold an aIl-day session with
Ma Wtlnam Kemp. SIS w. Pho
- - ave, sssin5,ns At II II a. =. m
49, .--, -, .~-..,..~
1
Urcass q iiset
three circles Of the First Baptist
church hnvp msetines scheduled
for thas week. "wednesday af 2 D
n. IL Friendly circle win gather
e e. u =. huns Of !. Nm; =, John Cook Cook
- - = y. 49, o
@ 80 ~.
e.t 80 -.
49, - =. -. ~
49, -.-..-
~
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U. S. IEArHfssEcK INGENUITY
Used Shorts to Outline
Word Help" on Solomon
Island Beach; 1t Worked
WASHINGTON MEN AID IN RESCUE

CONTINUED from Page onel
Japanese inland with everything
II had.
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Churchill Gives
No I'd Front Hint

Continued from Page One)
are intact while the Germans are
whining under the repeated and
increasing impact of British bomb
ing"
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Joyce Courtney. Miss Myrtle Rem
wick win PRESIDE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

,xsnbers q he Business and
Professional Women's club viii
hold = dinner meeting Monday
evening It $50 n tn dining room
- u Presbyterian church. A de-
fonss program hAs been arranged
~ nin Dr1a Morton and Mrz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Red and Blue
Combined in
!, Bedroom
Furniture Done
in Cherry Wood

Deep rose red and medium blue
ire gracefully combined in a mas
er bedroom OF a country house.
Tinged with Victorianism. its
lir of quaintness is accumulated
~ the curtains and bedspreads OF
White embroidered muslin with
lounces. which reach down TO the
ose-red textured rug of cotton.
The high chest of drawers. twin
our posters and dressing table are
{ cherry wood, their warm tones
ccentuated by the blue-painted
valls-relieved by a white ceiling
Ind trim.
The dressing table seat is Of
light blue with a box-pleated
bounce OF striped material in three
hades OF rose.
The same striped material covers
| he wing chair Victorian access
Bories are used about the room.
Buch as ruby glass lamps with
White shades. wax flowers under
lass bells, white vases and framed
Ilower prints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

GOVERNMENTAL ANALYSTS for munich
pal service 20 make Investigations and
reports upon operating procedures, prae-
tices and conditions OF municipal depart
ments. Several vacancies at salary levels
OF s2,o4e 20 ISIS per year O1. $50 TO
81 $50 TO July 4. 1e42) TO be niled by COM
petitive examination. Applicants must be
citizens OF the United States and must be
between the ages OF twenty-five and forty
ave for the junior grade positions; and
must be at least twenty-four years Of age
for the higher grade positions. For full
details and sppiics tions. writs or spply 70
the Detroit Civil Service Commission. 18th
Floor. water Board Building, 73S Randolph
street. Detroit. Michigan, on or before
Juns 10 iet2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Vacant Land
Cited as Good
Investment Now
Valuable as Hedge
X Against initiation
Realtors Declare

Purchase OF vacant land consti-
tutes one of the best investments
available today. despite priority
restrictions, in the opinion of mem
bers OF the land developers di-
vision OF the Detroit Real Estate
Board who participated in a round
table discussion last week.
At the meeting at which Clar-
ence j. Boldt presided. the follow
ing points were stressed:
LAND Is cheap today.
LAND constitutes an excel
lent hedge against Initiation.
S-Even though q buyer can't
build on his land today he can
use II n n garden, and IL In
available for postwar construc-
ton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Can Buy Lots

William L. McGiverin. who lee
off the round table. discussion. de-
clared:
People are making money to-
day. There are many things
that they cannot buy, but they
can buy lots. And II we sell the
lots we have available today,
when the war II over wen have
the purchasers as prospects for
building Jobs"
McCiverin proposed a newspa.
per campaign TO educate the pub
lie on the advantages of land pur.
chase today while prices are low
Boldt told the realtors that or
Decoration Day afternoon his firm
sold A.700 worth of small farm
property.