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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
Qn1 Die 5tneite front

Sc mebr Sitlers iiesreid) pororin,
aenoe Sruppen Die Splpjet- Union nit
Slolierung bon Der MuBempelt, ia
'elblt BON Dem 0lreiben 4aufaius-
gebleten beoroben, oelto nahoriif-
liher miro nift MIR pon Sen 4oliti-
fern Der 'Soluiet- t-llnion, ionoern aud,
in meiten &reiien 8roBbritanniens
nno Ser Sereinigten Staaten ser @ui
nab elmer v5lueiten sSront" erboben,
ourb oie engliide uno amerifaniide
Sruppen Sitter 5luingen iouan, einen
Cell ieiner @affenmaht auf einen
anoeren &riegsidauplas su ienoen
uno 10 oie Gage oerf5clpietarmee 81,
perbeiiern. Cine 6raga, oie bon ser
politiid)en 5ifbrung unieres 2anoes
mie @robbritanniens nur auf @runo
genaleiter Hriifung Ser militGriihen
uno pipdolosiiden 6aftoren entidie,
Den peroen fann, orobt 10 gum 8e-
ganitano popit1:irer gmolionen "a
peroen, oie elmer iadlihen @iiroi.
gung oes Hro uno 4ontra natiirlid
nidt fahig iino.
Sir Die &uiien beoeutet in ibrer
beutigen Sitl,ation ieoe Snpalion Ga,.
ropas eine ertpiinihte grleidterung
ielbit tpenn Ole @eTabr beitebt, baB iie
81 einen 5peiten Oiinfirhen ,peroeu
piiroe Sn 9onoon mo @aibington
dber fann man cine speite SSront nun
Damn begriiBen. ipenn auf 8m,no
niibterner Grtpdgung oie l1eber5e,ig.
ung beitebt, oab ibr Grfots tpabr.
ldeinlih lit. Gin un5ureideno oorbe.
reitetes oOer infolge Ser Shiffabrts.
ihtpierigfeiten nit mnaareihenber
ardften olirbgefiibrtes llnternebmer
fonnte niht nur 81 ungiinitigen pip.
doloeiid)en 8idtpirfuneen i'm eieener
0anoe fiibren. ionoern lesten gnoes
aud auf oie eeeen &itlers 4erriduft
rebelliereuoen europdiiden Editer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
Gti,,cici, beriettcf,
Grfelee IN Kiai,ei

Gbmnefina. Gbineiiihe Erupper
baben DIE iupnnifd)e Jefte HtndJipar
ober iubom ,tnpiteIlt lno fino Big ar
oie Mauern ser Staot porgeitiirmt
nqhSem ameritaniihe Bomber oi(
&erteioiaungsanlagen Ser Sapanel
unb ibr &auptqllartier pernid,tet
batten. Die Terlpirrung peranlabtt
Damn sic Sapaner 5mr Slucbt. Oit
Gbineien iino iebr banfbar fir oil
nmerifaniife 6ilfe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

@dbrenb bis gum eriten Weltfrieg
Die hriitlihen Miiiionen in Sapan
CUTE Gntfaltunesmogliffeiten bot
ten, iino in LETTER 3eit ser tpad)Ien=
De gbaupinismus Ser Sapaner, ser
Sica totalitarer Staatsioeen uno oie
beipuBte @egenidslidfeit gegen oie
abenoIGnoiide 2nltur audi fir Gnt-
faltung uno slusbreitllng oes DRIFT
lihen reliei0ien 2ebens binoerlih
sesporoen. Simmer ittirfer madt iid,
Sic Neiguug oelteno. Die alte !Staats-
religion, oen Sbintoismus, 81 elmer
oas seianlte iapaniide 2eben beberr-
itenoen @eIigion aus5ubauen. @Gb-
reno iif) in friiberen 3eiten Der SsSa-
paner feines 4onflifts betpubt mar,
tuenn er geiitiee 0iibrung uno reli-
eioien Muspee aus Dem buoobiit-
ifhen ODER abeno6nbiihen @emeine
ihaftsleben empfing uno oaneben BEN
SbintoiSmls als oas @ebiet Ser pa-
triotiiden 8eierlidfeiten anerfanntc,
miro nun Der Sbintoismus INNER
anfprubspoaer in ieinem Wuni6,
bns eanae Sem bes Menifen nit
&aut nno &aaren 5lt erfaiien. Ta-
0urb entItebt eine 8eengllng ser gel
ltigen 6reibeit oes 8uoobismls n,b
epit reht oas auf einem eans anoern
aulturbooen eripahienen gbrilten-
tahus. Sc mebr Mbnenfult uno Qai-
ierfult in Dem 8esuubtiein Der @ldr-
bi8en an @eoeutune getpinnen, oeito
besrenater tpiro Ser 9faum Der fir
bic itoioiouelle gntfdltlng Der iitt-
lf6en 2rdfte oes Menifen blei6t,
tpie 8uo6bismus mn0 Gbriltentum
ite foroern.
Do5u fommt oab 6ieielben Som
ftitte, oenen bic hriitliden &irden
ilI Observation-Disclosures Geutiblanb
gegeniiberiteben, auh in Sapan atrt
tuerben. Der iapaniide Staat Der.
iMdt oie Gegenfr1fte, Die bon Sen
dsNtliden airden segen Die totale
9foatsioee ausgeben, oaourb 5u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
zun1 25jdbrigen 9ubilaum
un(ereS Volk8blatteS

baben mir tpieber stpei ihone 8eitrige
erBdIten, fir apelhe mir i'm Namen
aatierps Serban6es OUTS ber5Iibite
oonfen. Ser 8rief BON 3tpeig 6 aus
9csnefteao oriidt 10 reht innig Die
Vefible unierer Gereine aus. 8ruoer
GHnei6er miro ibn iiher oils einen
Der iboniten 81. oen anoern Blumen-
lfr1uBen itenen, bie linn an ieiner
Subelfeier BON oanfbaren Bolts
genoifen gel1enft tpuroen.
. Sn, Muftrag oes Nationalfomitees
Sans Soiiel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
'u'8cets,Krice tpir&
tftsifter i4tpierieer

Berlin. @omiral aarI D0nis, Ser
Gbef Der oeutitben ltnteriee-G Glotte,
tpitroe bonn oelttihen Munoiunf oa.
bin 5itlert, oaB ~bie Sblaht in ame.
rifanii6en @etpdiiern feine einfadt
'Sahe vt, neil oie 9lmerifaner es Der.
Iteben iebr ihnea cine ahtunggebie
tenoe abtpebr 81, id)affen. Sd bir
niht geneigt, uniere 6einoe 5,t nntcr
ifMben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
keif,e 3tpeite Src,,t
erelGrt Ms.nelii,i

Bern. Cine unangefiinoiete &ebe
Wuilolinis, in Ser er Dor miiBieen
Sraumen iiber cine stpeite 5ront
aparnte, puroe entbiillt. Muiiolini III
nad Dem 8alfan eeflogen Inn Ron.
fcren5en nit Sffi5ieren 5u balten, oil
Veabnabmen gegen Ole 8uerillatd-
tigteit bringen ioa. Ssn Ser @e6e er.
fldrte er, Dob pOlferredtlih seser
Die Mufitanoiihen perfabren tperoe
oab beibt nerens 0Srfer nieoerse
6ranmt tper0en
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
0amendjor Saronia

ihidt guh Elm fleines @eihenf nit
ben ber5lihIten @ratulationen gum,
Subelfeit nno ber5li6iten 9anf fir
Sbre treue arbeit i'm Sntereiie bes
beutihen 0ieoes uno unieres ean5en
NoIfes.
Gliiabetb Silhler, ISefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
Dcri 1elitti Sem
&rSbcHcn eleieteem,aett

Sonoon. Die i,,goIlatpiihe Grill.
regierung teilte beute nit, oaB oit
Staliener OILS @areeltungsnmbnab-
me fiir Observation-Disclosures oas
Oorf SeIini I'M ge5irf Jiume, oem
Grooooen glei6eemadt baben. Sue.
rillas uno oeren slnaeboriee iino In
terniert iuoroen, 20 tpnroen erifolier
uno barallf puroe oas Dorf ser
lt0rt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

Waibington. Ger 1inan3ausidu6
oes Sel,ats tuuroen 8orihIGse un-
terbreitet, unter benen peri0nlihe
Steueraabler uno aud, @cidGftsi!r.
men 3abllngen auf Qonto alter
SHuloen, perfiher,mes. .Er1-
!mien- isrb @rgiernngsb sfunfr bis
GIT getpiiien 8etrdgen bon ibrem
Iteuerbaren Ginfommen in slb5uQ
brineen fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

Glepelano, Ohio. Gin 6euer ber>
nihtete oie Menaaerie bes Singing
grotbers 3irfus. lleber 40 1iere
muroen get0tet. glepbanten nno Elm
Siser mubten infolge ihperer
VranSDunoen eri6oilen ,peroen. Gs
tpar ifiuer Die 5iere ins 5reie al
5ringen, 'oenn bas lseuer rate tpie Elm
Erarlefeuer ourh bas iSutter unS
oie 3eltc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
periciteit3.so tStet
10 Strcefct,orbeifer

Warreuton, Mo. 3ebn Mann elmer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lpuroen an
oertbalb Meilen bon bier bel ser Or.
belt bon elnem Haiiaeier5ug ser @a,
baib giienbabn iiberfabren uno se,
totet. Ser 3ug bate 40 Minllten
SeripGtung uno fam nm cine auroe,
iooaB lie i'm niht ieben fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
8mnHeSReer 1T iett
'4,OOO.OOO 21taitt, itore

Waibington. HrGiioent Mooiepelt
oeriiderte, oab Die 0ereinieten Staa-
ten iebt ettpa 1000, 900 Msonn unter
@affet baben. Das 3iel lit fiint
Monate friiber erreiht woroen ole
uorgeleben mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
NSG ,1nH GJO II,
DerPan>lm,,e ectreten

Chicago. Sier iino sic ssiibrer BON
Ser federation Of 2abor unb Gao
5iibrer 5ltIammengefommen, INN Ell
ne Terfanoigung uno m0glihe Clint
Jung 5u einem Serbano su perIuhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
urteu eeeeit Sabctemre
balN ~ ertrarte1,

Waibington NrGiioent &ooiepelt
erflarte, oaB er tpabriheinlih 5lpei
bis orei Sage benOtise, oas rrteil
Der iiebenfopfigen MilitGrfomniI-
lion our IburtetIung Ser aht oeut-
'hen Sabotel1re 81 iiberpriiien.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Roosevelt Consents
To Light Community
Christmas Tree
D. c. Recreation Bourd
To Submit Arrangements
To Secret Service, Army

President Roosevelt has con-
sented to light the community
Christmas tree again this year and
the Commissioners have asked the
District Recreation Board to handle
all arrangements, it was announced
at the board meeting yesterday.
Though the President has con-
sented to the lighting, Supt. Milo F.
christensen said, the White House
Secret Service and Army authori-
ties are also being consulted about
arrangements. If the tree contin-
ues to have the approval of all
authorities concerned, he said, there
will be a meeting of the civic leaders
on the Executive Committee early
next week.
Expenses Lowered.
The only change in the usual
plans, the board decided, will be
the addition OF all nine members of
the recreation body to the Execu-
tive Committee. The Presidents
lighting Of the tree is the signal for
lighting OF smaller trees all over
the country. Expense this year will
entail only the ornaments for the
tree, since last year the Board Of
Trade collaborated with the Com
missioners for permanent electricity
conduits to a tree on the White
House lawn. Before the war the
tree lighting had. been held in La
fayette Park.
Miss Sybil Baker of the District
Recreation Department has handled
all the executive details of the light
Ing In the past and will continue to
do 50.
Heating Data Prepared.
Mr.. Christensen said his Office is
getting up figures on the amount of
oil used in heating school buildings
during activities of his department.
Assistant Superintendent Of Schools
Jere Creme has indicated that ra-
taoning of fuel for oil-heated schools
may curtail outside activities going
on there.
The Board Endorsed the water
safety program of the Red Gross
and referred its chairman, John w.
Gates, to the general physical fitness
plans being worked out by the War
Hospitality Committee Of the Office
Of Civilian Mobilization.
The board appointed committee
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Association Backs
Milk lmportations
From Distant States
Southeast Citizens
Hit Tire Inspection
Plan for District


Importation of milk from distant
States was indorsed by the South
east' Citizens Association last night
A motion by w. j. Carey, chair
man Of the Committee on Streets
and Highways, included the stipula-
ton that all milk brought into
Washington comply with District
standards"
j. G. Lane said that under District
regulations milk should be accepted
from any State in the Union.
In another resolution the group
opposed the present tire inspection
regulations for the District under
the Once OF Price Administration
Mrs. Lorin Armiger. acting secre-
tary Of the association announced
that thD first meeting OF the South
Evening star., 1942-11-25

the bo0th-selling campaign, . part
Of this weeks program.
One Of the booths, located In .
large downtown department store,
reported sale Of $3.50 worth of
War bonds and stamps in two hours.
Other booths located throughout
the city report the same good busi-
ness, Mrs. O'Connor said.
Meanwhile, the committee is being
deluged with bond orders and pledge
cards from scores OF women's or
ganizations.
The climax Of Women at War
Week will be . giant public rally
to be held Friday evening in the
auditorium Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
CherrydsIe Citizens Unit
Elects cobbins as Head

Charles s. Cobbins, 2134 North
Pollard street. Arlington. Va, has
been elected president of the Cherry
dale Citizens Association.
The group also has voted to have
their representative on the Airing
ton County Safety Council take up
with the council the matter Of i'm
proving trafiic conditions on Mill
tary road, Lee highway and Old
Dominion road.
Other newly elected officers in
clude: John Humphreys, vice presi-
dent; Bjorn Oddsson, secretary, and
Miss Sophie Mann, treasurer. Dele
gates to the Arlington County Civic
Federation are Percy A. Crittenden,
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Washington Birthday
PIuns Being Made

Plans for next years George
Washington Birthday celebration
are being formulated by the Russell
Mitchell Post 600, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, Alexandria.
The following committee has been
appointed to take charge of the
various details: Bernard E. Cook,
general chairman: Joseph Cermak,
Mrs. Cermak. Mrs. Inez McClary,
banquet and ball: Charles F. An
drews and Miss Francis Andrews,
finance; j. P. Reardon and Mrs,
Harriet Ashby, tickets; j. Teresi and
Mrs. Teresi, floral decorations;
Aubrey E. Brown, motorcade and
Mount Vernon ceremonies; w. M
AShby, publicity.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Curb on Meat Declared
No ReuI Sacrifice

Sharing meat SO that each adult
gets two and one-haH pounds q
week is not real sacrifice, Mrs. Henry
E. Ewing, chairman of the OCD
Nutrition Committee, said yester-
day.
Mrs. Ewing added that many peo-
pie will find that they won't eat
more meat than without conscious
curtailment. Futher. she said, Amer
leans have many alternate foods to
fill out the protein needs of the diet.
Fish and cheese are good substitutes.
She pointed out that the British
get under two pounds a week Of
meat per person; the Germans IL
and one-half ounces; the Dutch less
than 10.6 ounces. and the Belgians
80 ounces and Italians and French.
three and one-half to about 8
ounces.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

III .sss ~ =. .Ra
Evening star., 1942-11-25

cast Mobilization Committee will be
held at 7:30 pm. December Z In the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and B streets SE. Mrs.
Armiger is chairman Of the group.
Speaking pointedly on the present
coffee situation, Mr. Carey lashed
the Governments policy of an
nouncing rationing Of goods weeks
before it Is started.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Women 5 Response
To War Bond Drive
Forecasts Success
Booths Are Reported
Aiding in Plan for
200, 900 Purchasers

Initial public response to the Dis.
trict Womens War Savings Com
mittee War bond drive indicates
that the committees goal Of 200, ,0oC
Washington women Is regular pur-
chasers Of War bonds has Z good
chance Of being reached, believes
the committees chairman, Mrs. John
Jay O'Connor. She made the
prediction following a meeting OF
the Executive Committee yesterday
which heard first reports of the
campaign.
The committee, which is staging q
special drive this week in connec-
ton with the Nationwide Women
at War Week, heard first details Of
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Virginia Rood Projects
To Extend Into July
By the A.soeisted pres..

By the Assoeisted Press
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 25.-Vir-
ginia will not lack highway con-
struction work until the fiscal year,
beginning July !, 1913. Highway
Commissioner ]. A. Anderson said
yesterday.
Construction Of access roads and
flight strips In the State totaling
approximately SO 900 900 was started
early In the year and completion Of
these projects will extend into 1943,
Mr.. Anderson said.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

to study its activities In connection
with the Community War Fund.
Members will be Mrs. Alice Hun
ter, Robert Schwab and Harry s.
Wender.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

starter. And then throughout every
mile the high-duty liquid film of
Conoco Nth motor oil continues to
be reinforced by oIL-PLAT1NG ;.
Allies against dread wear in war
time! Change now to Conoco Nth
oil at Your Mileage Merchants
Conoco station. Continental Oil Co.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

Gather ye rosebuds while ye may
In peace; In war gather scrap metal
to win.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

from the crankcase below. That's
simply because on~PLATING doesn't
all drain down from the working
parts as the engine stops. On
PLATING therefore needn't be fully
re-circulated every time. Instead
it's kept close-bonded or plated to
inner surfaces by an added modern
synthetic in Conoco Nth oil. The
smoothly protective oIL-PLATING
seems quite a lasting part Of the
delicate surfaces that would other
wise be tortured in starting up cold.
On~PLATING is positioned against
wear before you even touch the
Evening star., 1942-11-25

Mr.. Oddsson. Mr.. Cobbins and
Julian D. Simpson. Alternate dele
gates are Mr.. Humphreys, Mrs.
Grace Donaldson, Frank Marshall
and Thomas w. Willis.
II you can't sleep ut night-go out
and buy bond.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

IINcLE SAM is getting thanks
- from folks for his idea of a
35-mile top speed. They find they're
not only saving their cars for their
country" but losing little time
or none-now that there's better,
steadier driving.
Another shrewd wartime pre-
caution is to change to an on
PLATED engine. OLrPLAT1NG for
Winter by changing to Conoco Nth
motor oil-at the mere price of any
good oil provides needed defense
at 90 miles an hour!
When the speedometer is down
at along with the weather.
perhaps and your engine starts
cold, the oIL-pLATTNG can lubricate
sooner than any oil could circulate
Evening star., 1942-11-25

INN Elect yourself to the oNcEA.wEEK CLUB
M ~. at Your Mileage Merchants Conoco
fktt station. Choose your own regular day to
- drive in and have him check your tires,
oil, radiator and battery. His systematic expert
attention means troubleprevention. He'll report
toyouin advance onlubncation and anything that
he finds you need for the duration Of your carl
Care For Your Car !. For Your Country
Evening star., 1942-03-29

S Unit of trading, 10 shares. In bank.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorEanized
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. xd Ex dividend xr Ell
rights. Also extra or. extras. Cash or
stock. e Declared or paid so far this year.
Payable in stock. Paid last year. h Pay
able in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, March % P,-National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Maryland Gains FOreseen.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, March %
R-Prospective paintings of spring
crops in Maryland show a small in
crease from last year. the March
acreage survey Of the Maryland crop
reporting service indicated.
Farmers announced their inten-
tions to plant greater acreages of
corn, oats, barley, soybeans and
tame hay, the report said. Other
spring planted crops were expected
to be the same.
Acreage to be planted to corn in
1912, as indicated by reports from
farmers, was 455 900 acres, or about
2 per cent larger than in 1941
An increase of per cent in oats
was indicated. Prospective acreage
Of barley was 18 per cent above 1941,
while that for hay was / per cent
larger.
Indicated paintings Of potatoes,
sweet potatoes and cowpeas were the
same as last years harvests.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Chicuqo Produce

e.iDts. Asasess 4area pounds: drm fresh. 50
score. eia-37: %. 80; 81: 35A:. go, 34o.;
Eggs. 1920 cases firm, storage packed
extras. 301a: firsts, 30l4; rest UNCHANGED
Potatoes arrivals. e: on trse6 e57'
plies moderate: for Bliss Triumphs all
sections. demand good; market strong;
for Idaho Russets. demand moderate. mar
ket slightly stronger for best stock; North
ern white stock demand light, market about
steady for bes, stock Idaho 81 Russet Mss- BIr,
and wyoming Bliss Triumphs. U. s, No. l,
$4,000: Minnesota and North Dakota Bliss
Triumphs. commercials. 2,07h: Cobblers,
Mountains, q. S.. No. I. ZOO. new stock
supplies moderate: demand light; market
about steady: Florida Bliss Triumphs, q.
g.. No. 1. 2.15-30 per bushel crate.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

tUnt Of trading. ten shares sales printed in fun
'In bankruptcy or receivershp Or being reorsanized
under Bankruptcy Act securities assumed by such
Rates Of diydends In the ioregoins table
semi-annua decaration Unless otherwise noted spe-
cial or extra dividends are not included I'd Ex dyi.
or stock. Declared Or paid far this year. Pay
funds. Acquainted dividends paid or declared this
year. 1Oels&ng pending.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
New York Produce

NEW YORK, March 2s P-Dressed
poultry nominal: no quotations,
Live poultry steady. By freisht: Fowls.
fs. N express: steady; chickens. crosses,
So-20E: colored. Southern. 90; Brotlers.
Is. Southern "a. Pullets, crosses, 3Q-31;
lew small, 90. Old roosters. II. TURKEYS
A"-s, Southern. 35: younA toms, 30.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Big 1912 Acreages
To Be Planted in
Nearby States
Virginia to Set Records;
Maryland Increases
Also Expected
3y the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. March 2S.-The
wartime program for increased pro-
duction Of milk. pork, poultry and
eggs will be reflected In increased
acreages of feed crops, the Virginia
cooperative crop reporting service
said today.
The March survey Of prospective
paintings for 1912 showed farmers
were planning large increases in the
acreage Of corn, oats and barley.
Record acreages of the oil crops,
soybeans and peanuts also were in
dicated. and all types Of tobacco, ex-
cept sun cured, showed prospective
acreage increases ranging from 8
per cent for hurley to II per cent
for hue-cured.
Hay Estimate Unchanged.
@The prospective acreage of tame
hay shows no change from the large
acreage harvested last year." said j.
A. Ewing. senior agriculture statis-
tician. "The acreage of Irish pota-
toes IS expected to be about l per
cent less than that of last year. the
decrease in the commercial acreage
more than offsetting the increases
planned largely for home use
while these plans were based on
q consideration Of prospective needs,
some deviation from the planned
acreages of early seeded crops is to
be expected if weather conditions in
terfere with planting. Planting Of
late crops and the acreage Of hay
will be affected by weather condi-
tions. changes in prices and the
supply Of farm labor. Farm labor
supply is already short and is ex-
pected to become shorter as the sea-
son progresses"
Evening star., 1942-03-29

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%. 1912.
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B O N DS

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Transactions in Bonds on the New
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Mar. 20, 1912.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
La boda de anot he

En- la intimidad familiar
contrajeron matrimonio en- la
noche de aver Ia interesante
Srta. Margarita Baon Y ell CO.
rrecto joven Angelo Proven
zano.
La ceremonia fue presencia
da por los familiares de ambos
contrayentas y algunas amista-
des. Tuvo efecto en- la residen-
cia de los esposos E. Boan, 81
tuada en- la avenida 16.
La novia fue e%ntregada en-
matrimonio al joven Proven
z9no ror su senior padre. Lu-
cia encantadora con su traje
nupcial, de color blanco. Fir
maron ell acta la Srta. Dalia
Boan Y ell Sr. John Macaluso.
Los congratulamos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-02
J. F I. Girls Club

Recientemente celebro la
s~impatica entidad social 81. F.
L. ,Girs Club, un "Weiner
Roast en- los terrenos de Ba-
Hast Point.
Hubieron distintos entrete-
nimientos y el joven Pascual
Castlloi, deleit6 a los reunidos
con preciosas canciones, acom-
panandose con la g~uitarra.
Asistieron: Angie Cuggino,
Adelina Cuggino, Grace Lee
fley, Alice Fernandez, Hilda
Fernandez, Carmen Cignica,,
Mary Alfonso, Mary DiMaio,
Rose Cuggino, Angie Gioven-
co, Sarah Lazzara, Carmen