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Evening star., 1942-01-15
Van Nook Of Indies
Here TO- Urge US. Rush
katerie| 10 Stop laps
Lieutenant Governor
General Says Isles Can
Hold ifArms Come Quickly
By BLAIR BOLLES.

Hubertus van Nook, Lieutenant
Governor General of the Neither
lands East Indies, came to Wash
ington to urge speedup in the
American war industries so plans
for holding Java and Sumatra
against the advancing japanese can
be realized, it was learned today.
DR.. van Nook arrived yesterday
after travelling across the Pacific and
Continental United States-the first
person to reach here from the Far
Eastern war region since the Japa-
nese attack.
DR.. Van Nook is understood to be
telling American officials that Java
where the Pacific Command head
quarters is located-and Sumatra
can be defended successfully until
American weapons such as airplanes
reach that sector, provided the
weapons get there soon enough.
Some military observers think
that the Japanese plan to attack
Java and Sumatra, the two leading
Indies islands, If they consolidate
their Malay positions successfully
Those two islands, thickly popu-
lated and more defensible than
jungly members of the Indies archi-
peligo like Borneo and the Celebes.
are the keys to the development of
the Pacific war.
Comfort II Singapore Falls.
Japanese use of Singapore as
base would be minimized if Sumatra
remained in the hands of the A. B.
c. D. powers This fact would con-
tribute to the defense of Burma and
the Burma road by leSsening the
naval strength available to the
japanese for any Burmese adventure
they might be considering.
Australia would be safe, it is un-
derstood, if Java and Sumatra hold
out. The two islands act as a wall
protecting the northwest corner of
Australia.
DR.. Van Nook is understood also
to be urging a closer integration of
Dutch military and naval strength
within the supreme command and to
be pressing for early establishment
of a supreme supply council for the
division of American made war
goods among the allied warning ma
tions in the Far East.
Wants Major Effort in Orient.
The visitors interests lie almost
wholly in the East For that rea-
son he is expected TO introduce a
dissent into the arguments pressed
here by the Churchill Mission, which
favored emphasis on the western
front even at the cost of hopes for
aggressive action in the Far East.
The idea brought bv the British
who came with their Prime Minister
is that the war will be decided in
Europe and Africa and Western Asia.
Dr. van Nook thinks some of the
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Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Dr.. Joseph Becker

DR.. Joseph M. Becker. 36, son of
Mrs. Dora Becker. died Unexpectedly
yesterday. He lived and maintained
his once at 2028 Sixteenth street
NV.
DR.. Becker took his pre-medi:al
course at George Washington Uai-
versity and was graduated from
Georgetown University medi;al
school in 1884. He served his n.
terneship at Emergency Hospita.
Surviving are his mother ant q
sister, Miss Sarah Becker. of he
Sixteenth street address and three
brothers, DR.. Samuel Becker, With
whom he practiced; William Becker
Of New Jersey and Philip Becker Of
Illinois.
Funeral services will be held o.
morrow at IL am. at the D.n-
zansky funeral parlors, 350l -Four
teenth street NV.
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COAT
CLEARANCE

Z BOX COATS. Trimmed with Lynx
dyed white fox, green. Sizes II and
u. Were S79. IS $50 pIu, tex
5 FUR TRIMMED SPORTS COATS.
Wolf collar. Sizes l3, "a, Is, ls.
Were S4o--N$ $22 pIu. tex
DREssY BOX COATS. WOOL
brown. blue. Sizes l8, 20, 40. Were
S2Z.95 --Sl6
Z kEklsTok REFERS. BIock-size
u, blue. Size 20. Were $40 $3.50
Z COATS WITH cAPEs. Block, Size.
! o and IA. Were S4o.o5 SO
I COAT TRIMMEo WITH LEOPARD.
Green. Size l3. Wos S4e.e5--s2s
plus tox
! SKUNK COAT. Block, size II.
Was sS45-S79 Div, fox
! OYSTER GRAY COAT. Skunk col
lor ond border. Size a. Originally
Sl39---$8 $8l plus tox
! BOX COAT. With Iynx-dyed white
fox COLOR. Size l6 Originally
sos. $40 pIvs tex
The PnIais Royal,
Coats -. Third Floor
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JANUARY SALE
BOYS WEAR

80 BoYs' JACKETS. Wool and COPE
Ieother. Cossock sports back and
eIostic woist style Broken lots and
sizes 10 to 20. Were S6.95 $5.+5
10 YOUNG MEMS 2-TRoUSERS
SUITS. Sizes Is, II. ls ond -.
70 70 pslp Upper LINED ,coz1s.
Sizes y to l8. Were S1o.o5, 15.95
BOYS HATS. Broken lots and sizes.
Were $l.50 --5oe
BOYS Erok CAPS. Broken lots and
sizes. Were S4.oS $2.95
8 soYs' TUFFEkoY JACKETS.
Broken lots and sizes. Sizes 6 to l8.
Were S4.o5 -S2 S2.e5
3 PREPs' SPORTS COATS. Sizes l3
and IA. Were S4.o5 --Sl
! PREp'S CAPE LEATHER JACKET.
Size IA. Wos S9.95----$4.a5
Z CORDUROY SPORTS COATS.
Size 20 only. Were $685. 81
20 UNION SUITS. One piece, sizes
8 and 20. Were 6oc 35e
Wool Content Labeled According to
Wool Lobelne Act.
Tile Palais Royal,
Boys Wear First Floor
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TQILETRIES
REDUCED

~ HAIR AND MILITARY BRUSHES.
Were -25e
- MIRRORS. Were Sl--4se
40 coLoRED coMBs. Were 25c lse
7 DR.. MEEkER's DENTAL BRUSH.
For folse teeth. Were 85c--39e
Bottles BRETON WOOD PERFUME
by De FAR0S. Were S5---$3.95
II Bottles FIoRET PERFUME. Were
3 Boxes ROSE BUD sAcHETs. Were
~ SAchET BALLS. Were &c. loe
Bexs. MARLY sWAGGER ROUGE.
Were soc
rs MARLY sWAe6ER LlPsTIcK.
Were soc
The Pnieis Royal.
ToiItfries First Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-15

decision can Be effected In the Ear
East. H~
He comes at a time when he
United States is ready to greet every
Dutchman as hero" because Of he
valiant fighting waged by the In<ies
submarines and planes against the
japanese. He carries also the autl1,r-
ity Of great physical presence. winch
he used to frighten Japanese trsde
negotiators At Java last June, and
he is considered by some to be he
most influential Netherlander after
Queen Wilhelmina.
These facts give his arguments
weight, but only events will ell
whether he has success in pressing
for a greater program Of aid to he
Eastern war theater. The length OF
DR.. van Mook's stay is undetermined.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
FURNITURE

I VANITY. Mahogany veneer on
eunwood. 18th Century style Was
S4e.e5 5--Sls.s5
I MAPLE DRESSER BASE. Rock
rnople, neto handles. Was S34o5.
Sass
! WALNUT BOOKCASE. Modern
style so inches long, 3 shelves, Wos
S2o.o5 o5----$Ie.s5
I LEATHER CHAIR. Floor sorpl.,
bross finished tocks around edges
Were S4o.95 --$24 sS
BEDROOM CHAIR. Mahogany fin
se.s5
I SOLID MAPLE HUTCH CABINET.
MetoI hondles. drower and storage
spooe. Wos 1895 -Sl9.9S
I VANITY. With large round pIote
mirror. Blonde color. Wos s39e5.
sl4.ss
] MODERN VANITY BENCH. Up
holstered scot. Was Sl4o5, $6.s5
I COMBINATION DESK CHEST
Modern style, walnut veneer on gum
wood. Was S39.95----$24.s5
; SOLID MAPLE MAGAZINE RACKS.
Were S7.o5 --$4.95
The Palais Royal,
Furniture Fourth Foo,
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RAY0N UNDERWEAR

IS MUsik6WEAR GOWNS. Royon
broken sizes. Were 81 Sl.3e
100 RAYok BRIEFS AND VESTS.
Were SIC and e9e-----2f for 81
5 kok-RUk MUkSIkcWEAR
GOWNS. Royon. short sleeves, size
A. Were S2.95- Sl,95
5 Nok-RUk kSIkGW
GOWNS. Royon, broken sizes. Were
$l.95
Z Psirs MERoDE PANTIES. 25oo
silk and wool. 75oo cotton. Over
knee length. Extro Jorge 79s
! kAYok UNION SUIT. Size 4e.
Spun-lo. Were $1.50--$l
The Paiais Royal.
Royos Usderrenr First Floor
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FRIDAY FABRIC REMNANT CLEARANCE
u PRICE

sove dollar for do spend! Hundreds Of ends bolt
from yards " yards reduced price! Plain and fancy
silks! Plain and ney royons! wooens Pile obrcs
cotton yons!
The Paln Royal Fabrics Second Floor
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STATIONERY
BARGAINS

KLElkERr BRIDGE TAsLE COVERS.
Washable, yellow, Were 50c z5e
~ JAM JARS. Assorted eoIors. Were
4 WOODEN SALAD FORKS AND
SPOONS. Were 75e 3oe
; WOODEN SALAD BOWLS. Were
75c 3Se
WOODEN SALAD PLATES. Were
ioc ---38e
The PHIsis Royal,
Stationery First Floor
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s. HANDBAGS
s.

3S HANDBAGS. Fabric and leother.
Were 50 81
40 HANDBAGS. leother ond fobric.
Assorted eolors. Were ST and 81, 69e
; SUEDE BAGS. Green or wine. Top
hondIe style. Were S5--S3
so BELTS. Leather, nnony eoIors.
Were ST and
Tile PaIais Royal.
Handbags First Floor
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Neckwear Reduced

200 Pieces WoMEN'S WHITE NECK
WEAR. Piques and cotton Ioee for
high or low neckIines. Were SOC l9s
100 WRAP-ARoUkD TURBAks.
Mode Of chenille, bright street shodes.
Were SOC
Tie PaIais Royal,
Neckwear First Floor
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MEMS 0XF0RDS
by BOB SMART
S''.l'''' va 81 q!5 s'su.,''''$2 u q5

- xoOO ~ GoVO
For Friday only! y poirs Of com.
fortobIe Bob Smort Oxtords with rub
Der or Ieother heels. Block or brown.
Broken sizes.
Tie Palnis Royal.
Store for Mes First Floor
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NOVELTY JEWELRY

4 CIGARETTE CASES. Enamel. Were
! RHINESTONE PIN. Wos SIS $3.50
! RHINESTONE PIN. Was Sse5, IS
Is NOVELTY RINGS. Were Sl--77e
All Items Subject to 1919 Tar
Tie PdIais Royal,
JeweIry >. First Floor
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CHINAWARE

s sets AMERICAN EARTHENWARE.
o5 pieces, dinner service for y.
Were S15.9s
10 sets AMERICAN EARTHEk-
WARE. 81 pieces, dinner service for
8. Were $12.oe--$lo.s8
235 pairs AFTER DINNER CUPS
AND SAUcERS. American eorthen-
wore Were soc -44e
100 TEA PLATES. Squore shape,
solid coIors. Were soc -34e
s AFIER-DIhkER COFFEE POTS.
10 SUGAR BOWLS. Solid eoIors.
Were LIS --75e
II CREAM PITCHERS. Were 75c,
44e
500 pieces pIkkERWARE. Few Of a
pottern pieces. Reduced for cIeor-
once to 81
Z psiss TRIPLE cAkDELABRA.
Mode of brlIiont American crystal
with cut prisns. Were $3.50.
$is.ss
The Paiais Royal,
China and Glassware Fifth Floor
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HOUSEWARES
REDUCED

Z GRisWoLD DUTCH OVENS. Were
S8.5U 9Z.%S
! MAkkIkG-BoWMAk URN SET.
l2-cup urn. creom pitcher, sugar bowl,
chrome troy. Wos Sl695 $l2.s5
Is UNIVERSAL STAINLESS STEEL
GRAPEFRUIT KNIVES. Were soc,
100 UNIVERSAL KNIVES Stoinless
Steel NoturoI wood handles. Were
75c to $3.50 -35e
So FLEECE BACK TABLE CLOTHS.
54x54 inches. Were Sl.35---7se
3e boxes TIDBIT CUPS. Made Of
tropical she'll. For serving nuts, rel
ishes or condy. Were 5Oc---5e
10 BATHROOM STOOLS. Chrome
with leotherette top. Were S 90,
10 GALVANIZED COAL HoDs.
Were ST 49e
5 poekose. ERIN CHEER PEA FUEL
BRICkE1TEs. Were 81 98--s9e
Tie Pai0is Royal.
Housewares Fifth Foor
Evening star., 1942-01-15
IA lNNERSpRlNC
MATTRESSES

One piece silent steel coil unit en-
cosed in loyers Of soft cotton felt.
SeviceobIe striped ticking. Stondord
sizes SI9.|o
BOX SPRINGS. Highly tempered
premier steel coils upholstered in heovy
striped ticking. Samples -Sl5.75
7 COIL SPRINGS Highly tempered
steel coils Fastened by helicoIs.
Stondord sizes. Were $685. -$7.75
! STUDIO COUCH. MopIe finished
wood arms. lnnersprine construction.
Was S49.95-----$
I STUDIO COUCH. Walnut finished
orns. lnnersprine construction. Home
spun covering. Wos S44.o5, S34.95
DOUBLE POSTER BED. Solid mo-
hoeony ond eumwood combination
SonpIe. Was
The PnIais Royal,
Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-15
LINEN SPECIALS
Linens, Blankets. Bedspreods, Sheets
Reduced from
1919 to 33H2eD

IS GRASS LINEN NAPKINS. Were
lie each ----------lle
800 pieces SCARFS, DollIES, LUNCH
CLOTHS, NAPKINS reduced Is %.
; poirs PILLOW CASES. Hand en-
broided. Ioee edged. Slightly soied.
5 LACE BED SPREAD SETS. 8 pieces
Were s. 50
) COIL SPRING COVERS. Twin size.
Were 8--S2.49
S. PRINTED DISH TOWELS. Hemmed
reody to use. Were l9 9c-------13e
z PURREY BLANKETS. Size 72x90.
SLIGHTLY soi'ed. Were S645 5---S5.45
! FILLED COMFORT. Soteen covered,
slightly damaged. Was SlO.95 -$s.9s
The Palais Royal,
Linens and Domesfics Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Better hots ot one low price! Many
fobrics, interesting styles. Several
coIors to choose from.
The Polais Royal.
Millinery Second Floor
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Dentiae Gae>Seier
In Ghicaee
tleber 200 gereine nabmeu baran
tell. Ncinertrag benz MmerifamiIen
Noten &ren5 5mgcipieicn.

Chicago, 81. Cine Der gr0bten
3eitlneen Oes Mittelipeltens berihtet
folgenoermnben, nie 100000 Mme.
rifaner oel,tifer Mbltammune gum
liegreiden Gnbe oes &rieges bel
.trogen: Son Ser 3eit al, oils Chico
go fid CUR Staot entpidelte, CAB cs
bort Delttihe. Sn sen eriten @ablen
BON 1887 gabcn 90 Deutibe ibre
Stimmen ab. uno elm Deutider ,prr=
De 1889 ais Staotperor6netcr ae.
tpabIt. Gas Sabr 1913 brad)te piele
Deutibe nod Chicago. Ole ben reli-
giolen unb politiiben ge%rfoIgungen
in europa entfloben naren. Siibren-
De Deutide 1T Chicago erinaern iid,,
oaB lie 1860 sic grnennung Dol,
Mbrobam 2incoIn oils Nr1iioent UNI
terItiisten. Gs miro geidp1tt, oaB
lid ungef1br 800 oeutih.amerifa,
niihe @erbdnoe in Chicago unb I'm
gegeno befinoen. MG oieIe @erbGnoe
tragen beltte oa5u bel. ben ariee al
g%etpinnen. GieIe airden Seidnen iih
aus i'm 8erfauf bon ariegsbonos, lie
|baben einen Cell hires cieenen &api-
tolls in Bombs aneeleet unb ibre Mit-
slieoer baben oeriproden, reeelmd-
big Bombs 5n fanfen.
@ruppen muroen eebiloet, Die elf:
|ris itriden, ndben uno 8onoaeen
|pafen. Cine grobe Nnaabl Geutif),
slmerifaner lit i'm 3iniloerteioi,
eunes 8rosramm tdtig. Die tleine-
rem 8inoer beIfen tiihtig Bel Der Gin
iammlung beridieoener Mrtifel. Ger
|@rtrag Der o~iesidbrieen Teutifen
Tag-Geier. an ser mebr aIs 200
Bereine teilnabnlen, pur6e Dem 30.
ten &reu5 5ugepieien.
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AtppeSreti,e Gtcater
,Sn 9bis DIR Qife" bleibt nod
cine ISOLDE.

Beginneno Samstas, 20. SUM-,
miro int Sippoorome Ibeater nod
cine Wobe Scr neue Slim rSn Tbis
Dur 2ife" poreefiibrt nit Bette 0a-
bis in ser Titclrolle, ~unteritiist Dor,
SIipia DeSanilanS. George 8rent
-llnb Denis Worgan.
9ieier @arner Bros. Slim baiieri
anf elmer @eihidte bon SRI. gacn
Glasgow, Die oas 9eben elmer ielblt.
flid)tigen, riidiihtsloien Jrau if;l,
bert, sic niht einmal Dor Morb gu.
rididredt. Das 8iIo lit bon Mnfana
bis al Gn6e intereiiant. Man mub es
ieben, INN es az ihasen. Sm Sippo.
bronze Tbeater lit es INNER idor
Hill.
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$aanmdMne pe,t
3imnb1@ien|

Hesinnt am 6. Smli inn Gnbabpaa
gonmtn.
9inn lit nottuenoig fit ben Sieg
Mmerifas. SAT- 80 Hroaent unieres
Sims fanen friiber aus Nalapa uno
iene Guelle lit uns iebt beridloiien.
Gs beonipri,dt 9eit, anoere 3iefe.
ruitesauellen at erid)IieBen, uno Die
3eit lit fmra.
Mmerifa bat jebo6 in alen aiiden
einen rieiigen 3innporrat in Jorm
bon 3innbiidien. Sebe &ausfrau farm
alio ibren Beitrag our &rieesiiibrung
Ieiiten.
Gas Scrap &onnitee oes Biirger.
teiiters, 1pie aub Der @ar Yroouc.
ton Boaro foroern ieoe &ausfrar
aif. iofort nit benz Snmn1eln Dor
3innbiihien gu beginner unb iie emit
fpredeno ben folgenoen Mntpeiiun-
gen ber5uriften. gs lit bon Be6eu-
tung, oaB Die Buhien ridtig beree-
ribtet tperoen. oenn ionit fam oas
| 1inn nid)t bon ibnen entfernt iuer-
Ben.
H.: Nahoem man ben Snbnlt aus.
geleert bat, tuaide man Die Biidien
erInhlih uno entferne Die Hapier.
etifetten. gs lit nift motig, Ole fleincn
Meneen 9eim ob3umaiden, uelde Die
gtifetten bielten.
2. Man 0ffne iouobl Dedel OILS
au1 8oben Ger Biidien un6 ihlaga
lie nod innen.
3. Man bride Die Biibien brett,
inoem man ouf Tie tritt. Man lalie
aenue @aum stuiiden ben fladen
Seiten. Inn ourdieben au f0nnen.
Man bGmmere tie niht.
4. Wan betpabre sic fIahee6rid-
ten Dlhien in einem seeieneten Be-
b6lter an trodenem Orte Bis our Gin.
~iammlnrg auf.
Jarben. Del, Girnis- unb Dooen-
padsbiidien tperoen ridt setpiniht.
Dieie merle man in ben MbfaI. aaf
feebldien un6 nnbere NIT aufsemaI
ten gtitetten 'fin6 er.piniGt. snmm.
Iuneen ettpa einntaI i'm Monat Be-.
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,,0etptntt Aen Krice" foraHe
Sonntas, ii. SUM, unrbe uom Mapur Jranf 5. eanide far
uMmeriean Slamen 3aa" proflamiert.

Nabe5u hinoert Srganiiatioten
baben bereits ibre Mittpirfung 3uge.
iaet. Sn oieier patriotiihen Demon-
ltrutipn tperoen ibre %nationalen Uni.
%iorrnei, rationale &oitiime, oefo-
rierte @agen ST. ieben unS quite Mn'
lit 81 boren iein.
Die Yaraoe beginnt an Sft 81.
Strabe uno Guclio Mfe. uni 1890
llbr unb gebt nod Dem Hnblic
lSpuare, mo INN 3 llbr cine fur3e
Geriammluns itattfinoen miro.
Nah ser Yaraoe finbet i'm @artc1
4314 Glarf Mpe. cine grobe Geier
itntt.
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Jr,;tas sgt. Sumes Meena oils So.
ritor. Boris BoIontpsfu, BionofiinSt.

Jr,;tas sgt. Sumes Meena oils So.
riton. Boris @olontusfp, 8ianofiinit.
Ter, tritt gum lestenmal in GIepeIano
ON samstagaben6 auf.
2arrp stoler, Sarmoniunt @tr.
tuoie, croffnet Die :. Bode, Mitt.
,poh Sen %. SUIT; 8ercp Granger.
Elm R%ianoioliit, ipielt Greitag, ben
&c. Stunt; gunice &obis, Ria,o-
ioIiit, Samstns, Sen 81. Stunt.
Ole aonaerte tperben Donnerstag.
hen 8. Sui, tuieber eroffnet NIT gne,
I'm 8iuien ut,o Marine in Der Size
9o:r Of @barm".
@eIoiparenbe &liponbiiher iino 81
baben in Snplprs unb Seberenee
Sail. Gintrittstarten foiten 3Oc. SOC,
.85c unb $1.1O cinidlieBlih Steuer
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Sm YmbIie auditorium jeSe ISOLDE
born II. Suni bis Is. Snli.

Glepclanos pierte Saiion por Cont
met Bop-&on5erten, in Dem pie eiN
@arten ausseIegten Subtle auSi.
forum, beginnt Nittrpodpabeno, Set:
II. SUM-, nno perben ieoen Witt
mod, Sreitag uno SamstagabenS bis
Is. Suli gegeben, nit ausnabme ei'
ner ISOLDE einidJIieblid A.. Suli. VI,
8insipau miro oas Srdeiter oirigie'
rem. aonaerte Beginner aIe nm $3.50
l1br abenbs. am Mittpoh tritt glia
Sol,itcn aIs Soliitin auf rno am
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oeren 2eben ionit pieIeid)t perloren
iino. SIS lit Satlud)e, Oas Sunoerte
bon MGnnern in unierer Webrmad)t,
Sic in Yearl Sarbor unb aud ieitber
pcrlebt ipuroen, bei,te am 2eben iin0,
neil mebr aIs SunberttauienO pa'
triptiihe Menidten ibr 9lllt ihenf-
ten.
Sas Gpte GrelS bat bie Nflid)t nllf
iid, getomnleu iiber / Milicn Hints
gIl,t ser arnee ltlto Marine 81, lie
fern. Sest lit cine @%elegenbeit, elm
Yint 8lut ibrcs 8lutes anlperben Sll
loiien in bieie grobe Scben-S ~parGfil.
lion. Sic iperoen es nie uernilien,
es lit aber Elm entihcioenocr Jaftor
i'm GrbaIten ocs Sebe1s zines Col
oaten in Mnltralien, Srlan0, Sibpen,
auf ser Sabrt nadb MnBlano, IN SIS
laro uro uniercn Giiiten entlang.
IS lit nid)tig ni,h unerfennungs=
pert in beutigel Sueen. ifdper 81
arbeitcr, Ole gauge araft nnb ener-
gle iiir &riegsprobuftlon a%n5litpens
Ben, Grieesbonbs uno Clamps 81
fauiel1, 10 piel Sic fonnen, aber In
Sem Sie 9lut id)enfen, ihenfen Sic
einen Sell Sbrer ielbit.
MtGnner u1o Srauen iperoen dn,
aenommell, pel,n iie stpiid)en 1S nto
60 Sabre alt iino nno feline gefabr-
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10. bis 10000 Glepelanoer, Mme-
nifaner bon Slapiif}er Mbitummung
iperoen 5uiamnten NIT anberen Sea.
tionnlit1ten uno 8ruppen in Ser
v8enint Sen &rieg" Harabe ont
Sonntag, ben 81. SUM, sic bonn
8iirgermeiiter 2al,ide proflamiert
tpur0e, am ,Mmerican Slub Oap"
mar ldieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-18

Sidberbiiretid9 lmeritaniide Bolts.
blatt, 1900 Superior Mpe., ODER aud
brett an v8eo grob 8looo Donor
Serbice", 3tt1 Rroipect Mpe., Glepe.
Iano, Ohio. Sic tperoen binnen fur-
5er Belt benadrihtigt tperoen, tuenn
uno no Sic eriheinen ioIlen, um Sbr
8Iut 81 geben.
Seoer 8lutgeber erbdlt. elmer,
anopi NIT Ser Mufidrift .Mmerican
Hco Grob-8Iooo Tonnor".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-18

ginnen in Gupaboga County etlpa
am 6. Sltli. Ser grfolg ODER 6ebl-
iflae ser Sammlung lit bon GROCER
8eoclltung uno ieoer ioate %gepiiier.
baft mitarbeiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-18

ItHe arnnfbeit. tpie Sdpmoiuht,
Malaria ober hroniihe @ranfbeiten
gebabt boben. IS nimmt nur einige
Minuten in Mnlpruh oas Blut bon
Sbnen 3l nebmen uro es peruriaht
Sbnen feline Sfmer3en ODER l1nbe.
q%Ietrliffeit.
Sails Sic tpi0ens iino 8lut at &C.
ben, hnnn fiiuen Sic bieies Jorml,-
lar ont Gnbe oieies Mrtifels aus uno
id)ider Sic oieies 1ormnlnr at oas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Army Bids to Clean Up
OREGON Cabbage. Onions

AND Bids will be
opened Thursday for 5,6oo!ooo
pounds Of cabbage and 100000
pounds Of onions for the nations
armed forces.
The pools will practically clean
up all surplus cabbage in the local
territory" in the opinion of n.y.
man II. Cohen. market editor Of
the journal. The order for onions
is expected to take all the remain
ing unsold supplies in the state.
The cabbage and onions will be
processed. and the dried stock will
be paekaged fer overseas ship
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Eskin1os Join US. Army
In Alaska, See Trees,
Autos for First Time

T, lated spots : mere pin-prints OF
the maps-as Barrow. kotzebue
Dcering. Keller. Nome. Senana
Fairbanks. Curry. Kennecott. BIS
Delta. Guiana. St Nj. haei. Max.
mex. Valdez. Cordovz. Bethel, King
Island and Anchorage.
Not all Of the units per-
sonnet are Eskimo~. Many
were engineers and craftsmen
who gave mp Jobs paying mp To
s40o . month 10 serve their
country.
But the Eskimos provide the col
or and an occasional bit Of uncon-
scious humor. To many OF them.
20 or 30 persons had been a
crowd. Now they rub shoulders
with thousands of fighting men.
Adler said he was proud Of the
Eskimos because they were INTEL
hgent. never questioned authority
and grasped what thy are taught
At the first lesson.
I'm doing everything in my
power to play down the native
angle" Adler said. 1T was diff
cult at first. because the Eskimos
felt out Of place. But through
hard work and repetition. they are
now adjusting rapidly. Notice
how erect they stand. heads up.
chest out. belly in"
The Eskimo II subject 20
draft. More than half the ma
lives In Adler's organization
were called, but some enlisted
voluntarily. Among the vol
unteers are Lloyd Ahval<ana,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Annual Meetinq
OF Chest 10 Be
Held Thursday

A. r. Hooker. president. has
called the annual meeting Of the
Tacoma Community Chest and
Council for Thursday afternoon at
3.45 in Weyerhaeuser hall. Y. "
{. A. According to Hooker. 1t Will
be an open meeting. and anyone
interested in Chest affairs Is
urged To attend.
At the meeting. A. II. Heath,
campaign chairman for the past
year. will give the final report
on the campaign held last fall.
Following treasurer's report,
there will be election of the new
board and officers for 1912. A. II
Hooker will preside.
From the board Of trustees.
consisting of rs members repre-
sentative Of the community, will
be elected an executive committee
Of Is. Two-thirds OF the large
board will be carried over from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
wahsut cale~sl-And rss'll Jump Out 81
Bed In the Mernins Rsrin' 10 &c

The liver should pour rints q htis Jules
into your bowel. even day. II this bio q
not sowing freely. yoor food may not d.
rest- II may just decay Ia the bo~sh. Thea
rss bloau up your stomach. ioa get con-
stipstsd- Yoe fsel sour. sunk and the worie
locks punk.
IL takss thoss good. eid Carers Little
Liver Pills 20 get these pintz ef bils fov-
ing freely 10 make yea feel up and up
Get . package to-day. Take - directed
Effective IN making bile Gov freely. Ask
fer C.rtsr's Little Liver Pias- ios and lss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
informed Seamen
Must Get Salaries

wAsHrNGToN-The maritime
war emergency board ruled We'd
nesdsy that ship owners or opera
tors must pay salaries 10 sesmen
Of the United States merchant
marine while they are interned in
a foreign country or have lost
their ships as a result Of enemy
action.
The boards order II retroactive
t. Dec. Z. The board explained
that payments would continue un-
I'll the seaman or officer has re-
turned to this country, except
that in no event must they con-
tinue longer than three months
after the war has ended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

p.rwsssns bssdise
81 asv elss sirs-
Lated lsssAsr: tss,s-
sliy dseossssd; fsil
&ss,rssse.