davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Salisbury Business
Breaks All Records
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, Jan. 10
Salisbury business broke all records
with a gain of more than Is million
dollars in 1941, indices compiled by
the Chamber of Commerce showed
today.
A total business volume of 1924
0O8, ,143.35 is indicated with check
clearances alone, as reported by the
three Salisbury banks, at $88,577,-
245.25 for the year.
Bank deposits. a parallel index,
showed cumulative total Of S97,-
181,561.81 for the year as against
$77,684, ,828.07 for 1910. They in
creased from $6,865, ,743.19 in De-
cember, 1910 to $8,827,112 for
December, 1941.
Postal receipts gained $6,8l885,
being $143,35722 for the year.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Advance Of Carriers
Halted in Mixed
Bond Market
Some Turn Downward
Fractions to Point;
Few Still Rise

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Rail bonds
ran into a red light In the bond
market today after advancing for
seven consecutive sessions. Mixed
prize trends prevailed in the indus
trial and utility groups.
Fairly rapid action among some Of
the carriers, especially in the re-
organization group, resulted in
losses of fractions to around point.
A few managed to pull aheaI as
much.
Dealers said the rail market ap-
peared to be due for breathing
spell after a sustained advance.
High light of trade in the foreign
dollar list was revival of demand
for Polish issues. Poland IS Of so
rose point to 9. Warsaw City AIS
gained q at 45s and Silesia Province
4las, assented added Ia at As.
Helsingfors 61as, however, dropped
3l4 to 48 on sale of 2 bonds.
United States Governments closed
unchanged to a few 32ds Of a point
lower in ver-the-counter trade.
Corporate losers included Illinois
Central 4as at 441a, Goodrich 4l4s
at 95A. Rock Island general Is Of
'88 at, 81, st. Paul SIS at 1913, Balti-
more e. Ohio stamped convertibles
at 361s, Nickel Plate AIS at 64ls,
Frisco AVS of '78 at 13A and Pacific
Gas 3s4s at 107l2.
Higher were Michigan Central
3las, up 3l4 at 93A; Western Union
IS at 84s4, Republic Steel 412s OF 81
at 1O4, Northern Pacific As at 7512,
N. Y. Central IS at 581s, Bethlehem
Steel 31as at 1045s, and Interna-
tional Telephone SIS at At.
Turnover Of S. 1862 400. face value,
compared with $5,444, 800 a week ago.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Commodity Price
Changes in Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-The aver
age price of foodstuf1s and indus
trial raw materials advanced this
week, for the third time in a row,
to around the highest level in four
years.
Measured by the Associated Press
index of IS wholesale commodities
traded in spot markets, the price
level advanced to 96.38 per cent
OF the 1926 average from 1854 per
cent in the preceding week. A year
ago the average was 1857 per cent
The average Is comprised Of IS
wholesale spot staples.
Sharpest gains were scored for
table foods. grains and cotton.
Raw sugar advanced as the Gov
eminent lifted the ceiling price,
as outgrowth Of United States pur-
chase of the Cuban Corp. A change
in the refined ceiling was contem-
plated.
Tremendous Government orders
for cotton textiles, and prospects
Of more to come, accelerated de-
mand for raw cotton.
Some grains were affected by
Government plans to expand in
dustrial alcohol production for con-
version into munitions.
Hogs. lard, cattle and lamb con-
tinued to climb. Receipts at market
centers were large but Federal and
lease-lend purchases kept prices
pointing upward.
Also higher were cocoa and tur-
pentine. Wool, alone of major
staples, declined.
Analysis of the index follows:
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Baltimore Building
Far Above YeurAqo

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ]0.-The value
of construction work in Baltimore
for which permits were issued in
194l totaled $34816.63s as compared
with $31 ,152, ,428 in the previous year.
representing an increase of almost
IL per cent. Permits granted in De-
cember called for WORK costing ST.
96l ,975, 4 gain Of mort than 100 per
cent over the previous December.
Permits for home construction is
sued during the month totaled 1854
dwellings of various type costing
$490,10 This brough; the total for
the year up to 4,651 permits for
homes costing ,36O1OO.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

served under Eastman as co-director
Of the Division Of Transportation
Service in 1885, when Eastman was
transportation co-ordinator, and re-
Gently was assistant director of tho
ONCE of Price Administration
transportation division.
Eastman named as head Of the
Division of Transportation person.
mel Otto S. Beyers, who was born
in Woodbridge and graduated in
1907 from Stevens Institute of Tech
nology, Hoboken. His home now is
in Washington.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 l1.-Closing for
ign exchange rates follow tGreat Britain
in dollars. others in cents.
Canada: Official Canadi,n Control Board
rates for United States dollars: Buying 10
per cent premium. sellirs IL per cent
premium. equivalent to Cscounts on Ca
madam dollars in New YoI- Of buying 991
per cent. selling 4.09 per cent. Canadian
dollar in New York opel market, 11ss
per cent discount or SS. "a United States
cents, down % cent.
Europe: Great Britain, tfficial, Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.: Buy
ing. S4 OF: selling, $40, open market;
cables. S4.04
Latin America: Argentina. oficial.
29.1 free; % 81; Brazi. ofncial, 6.O5n
free. 5.1Sa4n; Mexico. 2,.TOn.
tRateS in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated Nominal
Evening star., 1942-01-11
United Stotes Treasury Position
AppIe Stocks Smaller

WINCHESTER, Va, Jan. 10 R.-
Cold storage apple holdings here
today are 1l9,046 barrels below the
same date a year ago, three princi-
pal plants reported. The present
total is 358,607 barrels compared
with AT ,653 a year ago.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Plane Stop Approved
In Irish Free Stote
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Civil Aeronautics Board yes
terday authorized Pan American
Always, Inc, to include Foynes.
Irish Free State, as temporary stop
on its North Atlantic routes.
The board said national defense
needs requiring service to the Brit
ish Isles would be served by in
cluding Foynes as a stop between
Botwood, Newfoundland. and Lon
don. and between Lisbon and
London
Evening star., 1942-01-11
| White to Serve
|As Assistant
Eostm0n
BY tie Associated Press.

By tie ASsOciatec Press.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 10.-The
Newark branch Of the once of
Emergency Management announced
today reappointment Of Joseph L.
White Of Montclair as executive as
sistant to Joseph D. Eastman, di-
rector Of defense transportation.
White, 57-year r-old Harvard grad
uate who started railroading in
1906, was chief clerk of the Priorities
Committee. War Industries Board.
in 1917 and statistician and assistant
controller for the Federal Railroad
Administration in l9l8-le22. He
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Chicuqo Produce

CHICAGO. Jan 10 P.-Butter re-
changed.
Eggs. 1854 firm. prices unchanged
Potatoes. arrivals. 80: on track. 1872:
total United States shipments. S36; sup
plies light: trading very light. market
steady; Idaho Russet Eurbanks. United
States No. l, 2S0-95; Ntoraska Bliss Tri-
umphs, 2.s5; Minnesota and North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs, 2.00-15; new stock sup
plies moderate; trading light; market
steady; Florida Bliss Tnumphs. 1.75-S5
per bushel crate
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Rail Jobs Top Yeor

The Nations class 1 railroads
reported they had 1,184,536 en-
ployes in December, an increase of
1851 per cent over December. 1910,
but decrease OF LAS per cent COM
pared with November, l941.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Odd-Lot DeoIine.
BY the Associated Press.

The Securities Commiss on reported yes
terday these transactions by. customers
New York Stock Exchanse for January y:
30S1 purchases involving 7S,467 shares;
2,671 sales involving 81, 100 shares, in
cluding - short sales involving 2,2O2
shares.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 lP.-Copper
LOO 100; export; 1 ias; n; T. IN
steady; spot, New York, 5.s5; st. Louis.
5.70. Zinc. steady; Eas, st. Louis. spot
and forward. .s:25. Pis iron. aluminium
antimony. quicksilver, ratinum. Chinese
wolframite and domestic scheelite un-
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Oil Burner BuckIo1s Cut

Manufacturers of oil burners have
advised the Census Bureau that
their backlog of unfill,d orders de-
clined from 1883 to 16,747 during
November.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Dividends Announced d

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O-Dividends de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.
Year End.
Stock of Pay
Rate Period record able.
Federated Dept Strs. AS 1-16 1.31
Accumulated.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Daily Price AvePage.

Daily Price Average
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
35 commodities today advanced to 96.47,
new 1a41-2 high
month ago. 94.67; year ago, 1920.
'41-4o. 40 80 1898.
High ~ Q6.47 1925 1922 9S14
Low 71.O3 6S so 6378 4144
u926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Trade Reports at a Glance

10yablod business reported by Dun
retail
trade, manufacturing and industry, and collections.
corresponding period last Fair
Evening star., 1942-01-11
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 P.-National
Association Securities Dealers. inc:
Evening star., 1942-01-11
U. 5. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 LP.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Washington Stock Exchange

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
&c. 6ortlesung)

felt dlle lbre porltdtig 9elegten Ylaue
5it 9ooen fallen2 Sollte ibnen ser
Wann aus ben Sduoen entrinnen
Nielmulsl Na1oem sic erlte 8oge
eutriiiteter ssit iid perlaufeu bate,
itano elmer oer SobenprieIter nno
NelteIten mad Dem anoern auf INN
5u reoen uno ener iuetteiferte nit
ee,u anoern in Ser Serlhieoenbeit nno
1osbeit ieiner anflageu gegen oen
@efangenen, Der aus ser Hihtballe
5uriidgebradt iporoeu ipar luno oui
feimem fritberen Blas in ser Mitte
ftaua.
,36rlt ou, pic biele 9inge bieie
ge9en oih 5eusen iaste Yilatus,
ibn anreoenb. ,,Warum uerteioialt ou
bid, nibt2 9u balt meine @rleub.
mis-"
Aber sSseius ibpies ltiae.
Bilatus Idliittelte Den 3opf. ,,gr
iit Elm lonoerbarer Weulh', oadte er
bel lih ielblt. ,Sssest lit oie 3eit uuo
Der 0rt fit etuas bon ieiner 9ereSs
ia,ufeit; BON Der id 10 piel sebort
babe. Ct lit eiu Cor, bob er oieIe
Burlden nidt oemiitigt. Sd ipiirbe
ibm uabrlid gerne bethlehem"
Sodanan iprah, obtuobl ibm Bi-
totls nur gerinse Aufmertiamfeit
idenfte. 9ob eben erbaidte lein Sbr
einen Sas.
,,gr erregt 6as 8olf in ednS ssu-
beulaub, bon @alilaa bis bierber."
,@alilda!" rief Bilatls aus. @s
FAM ibm ein @eoanfe. ,,Sasteit bu,
oa6 er ein @altlaer lei2"
.@r lit es, eure @raellens', ertpi=
berte SSsohanan.
,Sebr gut, allo. SD iperbe ibn 81
Serooes ienoen. ST lit geraoe iest in
Ger Staot lmo es lpare am rihtigiten
oab er einen Wann ribte, oer aus
ieiuer 8robin5 iit.'
@r erbob lid bon leinem Sibe uno
aab bie n0tisen Befeble; oann aog
er lid auriid in leinen Balalt, wobl
suirieoen NIT lid ielblt iiber oielen
biplomatiifen Meiltertreid). uauf
Siele g8eile", bahte er sufrieben,
..speroe ih alle weitere 8eldlperoe IN
oieier Sade los, Die iuabrdeinlid)
ttuansenebm setua iein miro. ltebere
Dies miro es Serooes idmeideln uno
70 miro es mir m0sIidL ieinen 3orn
iiber oie tleiue Anselegeubeit int
2cnpel su belduitieen." llno er BE-
fabl ieinen 5flapen, ibm Grfrilblmg
gu bringeu
,5aetelt b,1, baB Bilatls mir Sen
Na5arener aum @eridt selunot ia.
Ee2" fragte Serobes, inbem er bon
ieineu purpurnen aiiieu auiil,br, auf
bemen er, franf por 2angelpeile int
basmonail6en Balaite nadlallig lag.
Stein, bas lit ia quite Nadriht! SD
bate ben Wenihen tn,mer germ ses
ie4en. Or iou ein Wtu,oer fir mid
tuu, elm ioldes, bon Oenen id aebort
babe. @r iou mir >etipas gllten Wein
aus gBaiier maden - oieie 8unoe
an meinem 0ein beilen, - iinb, nul,
idb iperbe oann nod auoere Dinge
finoen. 8rinst i'm iofort ilt uniere
@esentpart. ltnb, ,balt! - rufe Del,
9of aulammeu; es ipdre gut, etipas
1(nterbaltung 5u idaffen, nm sic too
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
. oder Elm GenOsse des kreuzes
itidt adteno, li6 binter ibm berein
brdngteu. ,,llno iuer iino oieIe2"

i Die SGupter Der iiioiiden Ns
ton, anttuortete elmer.
| u2aBt lie ouriidtreteu aus oel
8esel SD ipiinlbe ielblt nit bei
Otanne 5u reoen'', lagte Serooes III
seouloia.
@s lag ni1t in ieiuer 4blibt, ein
ltnterlublIng 5il baltell ionoern M
| it'd Ielblt uno Die Sbar ser fliiltert
oen, fideruoen Soflinse, Die iid III
ibn idarten, 5u ersoeen. sSr oieie
abiidt fina er an, DEM Geiangene
Jraeen bor5llegen. uBie bieB er2
- ob'uobl ct es gut eenus ipuBte
,,Ronnte er ipirflib 8unoer tltn, mi
oie 2ellte iagten9 limo penr, Oh e
iest nidt ems tl,n molle2'
Aaein Ger @eIangene idwieg.
.Serooes fiiblte iid) 5l.erlt nibt tpe
mig geibmeihelt bierolr6. ,g
fiirbtet l.ns", iaete er, gonnerbaft
uNein 9uritbe, ih the oir ni6ts; i'd
mill nur oeine 4unit ieben. sSiirdt
Did nidt, ali reoen. Du lolIt Beil
babelt, luenn es oir aefdat. @ebt i'm
lpelhen." y
0o6 ct ,idlug ben bargebotener
Beber aus nit elmer 8eipegnng uni
I9lpieg ipie 5l,bor.
9ann braden feline 4nflager allt
miteiranoer ,tu 5ornige Mngebereiel
aus.
Gin 90nig, iagt er, Iei er2' Jag
te Serooes, iie Ibmad) iiuterbredeno
,,Wlln, er iiebt nid,t lebr oarna6 aus
8enn er uns feline aunt nidt aeisel
,pia, 10 nollen ipir ooh l,nlern Spaf
nit ibm babep. 8as lit Die f0uig
libe 5arbe ser ssuoeu2 8enn ih DIT
8abrbeit Iase, 10 babe ib es persei
len.'
Die Sl1ben ib,uiegen argerlid; Ell
ner Der Soflinae ieood gab Die Nus
fuuft: m,@s 1T iueiB, el.re Sobeit.
,BeiB, lit esq 9anu brinee mar
Elm ,peiBes @elpano lmo lege es i'm
an. gs lit unpaiieno, oaB ein &onil
10 drmlid sefleioet ilt.'
9auu bolten lie eiu ipeiBes' Sc
pauo ,mo marfeu es iiber Iein ein
fades, iiioiIbes 2leio.
uNl,n, quite Serren", iagte Sero
oes, bosbaft ieine Altsen auf Die Gle
ser Des SobeHrates rihteno, ,iiebt e1
ni6t maieltatiib a,,s2 s8abrfib ei,
&onis! 2aBt ulle ibm Suloislng er
lpeileu." )"
llno bie Soflinse uno Solbate,
orangten iid por III ipottenoe
Sdmeibelei.
allein Serobes, ser bon ieinen
Sbronleiiel aus suIdaltte, benerft
et,pos in ser griheinung oes @efan
genen, bas ibm elm unbebaelides @e
fiibl eiufloBte. ,,er bat et,uas in lei
mem Iusiebeu, 6as mir niht gefdllf
uurmelte er, uuob altd fem Sdtpei
gen; es lit uunatiirlid. @elett e
tuiiroe iekt ireeno etipas sSiirbte,
llihes tuu; es miro seiaat, bob ct TN
belbr1ufte @etpalt babe"
Atit elmer sebieteriiden Be'ueaun
foroerte er einen Ieiner Sffi8iert
,,8iibre oieien MenIben ab!" lasi
er. ,,8rinee i'm Bilatus tpieber."
,,Sollen mir bas @etuano abuel
men cure Sobeit?" frla Oct Ba'
fer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
60 fau es, oaB Bilatlis iuieberi,nt
alf ben 3ibteritubl serl,fen ipuro"
ltno Ssseilts Iid gegenii6eritano.
%. aapitel


| oieIen Weniden 5lt mir gebra6t, als
| ser bas 8olf abpenoe; uno liebe, i'd
| babe i'm Dor eld perboret uno finbe
an Sem Menlbeu Der Saben feline
ser ibr i'm beiduloigt; Serooes audi
niht; oenn id) babe eud sl1 ibin &C.
ianot NIT bem @efangenen; nnb tie.
BE, man bat nidts auf i'm gebradt,
oos bes 3ooes tpert iei. Darum min
ieb i'm 5iibtigen llno Ioslafen.'
| gr iogte oies in ber Soffnnng, baB
oie @eiBeluug, IN it'd ielbIt Itbon eine
ibreflihe Strafe, ben 3orn Ser sSil=
SEN belanftige.
Die Wenge, ipeld)e nun nad) San-
Ienoen 5dblte, ltno, ipie Btlatns
Iab, aus Dem nieoriglten nno Der,
.porieniten 1eile Der 8eo6lferlmg be-
Itano = CAB einen miloen, pnartifn,
lierten Sbrei pon lid), abnlih bent
leines Eieres.
.8as laeen Iie2" fraste Bilatus
! oen romiihen Beouten, oer sibt ne
ben ibm itaab.
,@ib los! ,@ib uns einen @efan-
genen losr' erlpioerte ber Wann.
,,5ie baben rebt" iaate Bilatus,
inoem er frel1oig Ser altebrmiiroisen
Sitte, bem 8olfe 5ur 5elt5eit einen
@efunaenen los5ugeben, gebabte. ltno
er erbob iid ltnb rief laltt: uWoa!
ibr, baB id) eud oen 9onig Der SUI
Sen losgebe?"
Nm tpuBten bie Sobenprieiter INN
sic 8erurteit1ng bes 8arabbas llno
tnie er in ben Rerfern bon Mntonia
gebllnoen ldee, per,lrteilt, ant beltti-
gen Gage, Dem Is. Niian, gefren5igt
5lr iueroen.
eSohanan itno anoere fluge Wtan,
ner aus ibrer Mitte ntiidten iid oa-
Der ,rnter bie Menae nno riefen IT,
|nen ldlau ins @ebabtnis suriid, tpie
8arabbos nun leioen iolle fir feline
5reue sesen oas 8olf. llno als bie
Wense ibre Borte btroe, fingen tie
einltimnlig on sn berlen: v9arabbas!
8arabbas!" bic hie gan5e Staot err
rest ipar nno 9auIenoe na6 oen
9alait gerannt falnelk Inn 5u ieben,
mas porgefanen lei. l(no ale ltimm,
ten Tie Elm in bas @elbrei fiir 9a-
rabbas.
Da Iprad Bilatns at ibnen: ,,8as
| lou if benn n1ahen nit Selus, bon
Dem selast miro, er iei Gbriitns g
Die Sobeaprieiter anttporteten:
,,2abt i'm freu3igen!"
ltno bie Wenge, ipabulintig Dor
aufregung un6 naf 8lut biirteno,
tpieoerbolte,' oie 8orte, Die ourd Die
Sabrbunberte aegelt ba6en: 3rell5ige
ibn! 9relt5iae ibnl Sintpeg nit Die
|Iem! Rreu5iae ibu!
ssu bielem Muaeublid iiberbrahte
einer Ser 8eamten Bilatns elm elfenz
beinernes 9dfelhen, auf tpelbem ct
mas selhriebe,t itano. llno ct las
oieie tparuenoe 8otldaft ieiner Sat
tin:
| uSabe 6u nidts at ld)affen nit
oieiem @eredten; ib babe bellte
piel erlitten I'M 9raunt UNI leinet-
ipe9en. Claudia"
! Damn, mebr als ie beitre6t, i'm
| su retten, iaate er gum oritten Walc
| 5u ibnen: D@as bat er beun ltebles
i nptnn2 NcSh finAe feine l1rfndla Aas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Mittpsdj, ben 16. Desem6er 1912

er bas Bolt fiircbtete, llno lie erBo.
ben miebernm Dos @eIdrei. ,,Rrel-
5ise i'm! areu5ise ibnp' llno iuie.
oerlun pieoerbolte oie Welge Die
Borte nit ibreln grdBliben @ebenl.
Bilatus iiberlbante oen orobenoen
Bobelbaltfen BON ieinem 9bron nuo
Iiein Ser5 ipltrbe ipie gSabs in iblu.
SD fann Sen Mann nibt retten"
l,nurnlelte er. ugs lit 5u ipdt. ltnb,
mas iuabt es aus, iblieBlid - eiu
Suoe ipeniger in Sernlaleln."
,9rinst mir gBailer in eiuer
Sbiiiiel!' befabl er.
| limo als es gebrabt ipar, ltano er
anf l,no ipnlb ;d bor ibnen allen nna
lagte feierlid: SD bin lmibuloig
at Dem 8lute oieles @erehten; iebet
ibr 5n.'
llub oas gan5e Bolt anttuortete i9tn
nit ben fhredliden 8orten: u5eia
8Mt fomme iiber ltns nno iiber llnIere
Rinoer!"
Dann aab er ibuen 9arabbos los
lmo befabl, oaB .Sef.s eeeeiBelt lmo
alsoann eefreu5iat lueroe.
Darabbas fam aus hen @efdng.
mis-; ltno OILS er ,b0rte, tuas aeihebeu
luur, iaete er peradtlid Slt ieinen
@eleaen: u5agte id: nibt, baR Der
Wann Elm 5eigling ilt."
Hilatlls nber, als Das Berbor be.
enoet ipar, eing in ieinen Balait nit
i6mereln Ser5et. llno OILS er iid) in
ein inneres 3immer suriid5ieben ipoa-
te, traf ct NIT ieiuer Satin Claudia
5nlamltten.
.SaIt bu sic 8armlng entpfanaen,
spelde ib Sir 1anote2" fragte tie.
sd en1pfina iie; aber es mar 5u
lpGt', iagte Bilatlls 5oaerno.
u3u ipdt!" iaete Claudia. "Was
neinlt bu? SIT Der Wann tot2"
,Nein. gr lebt nod, aber nun
- id - id - id babe i'm 5unt
Sobe om Greu5 berurteilt. Sic gel.
Beln i'm ebeu. ssb fonnte es nidt
anoern; ou batteIt oen 8obel feben
iollen = es par fdreflid! lInb Die.
les @ebeul - es flingt mir nod IN
oen Sbren!" l1nb Ser elenbe Wann
briifte lid bertpirrt bic Sdnoe ant
Sen Gppf.
Claudia fab i'm an nit ipeit Of
ieneh slaiernen Mngeu. Sbr @eliht
mar aeiiterbaft. ,Du bait i'm per-
i,rteilt2" fliiiterte iie raub, ,,uno
5,un areu5! 0ann m0een nns Die
@otter beiltebenl Sc lit um n,s aes
ibebenw ltno Tie flob entiett, Bila.
t,,s alein Iaileno.
Dauu nabmen hie &rieasfnedte Sc
il.m uno als iie ibm feline Oberflei-
ser abgenoullnen batten, banoen lie
i'm an cine nieoriae Saule, iooaB lein
Niiden gefriimmt mar llno fie nab-
men @eiBeln aus fhtperen 2eoerrie.
men gemabt, Die ultteu nit ge5adten
@ilenltitden beIdtuert tpare, l,no
lblusen bamit auf feinen entbl0Btea
8iiden, bis fe nliibe iparen. 9al,H
bo6en lie i'm auf unb naboent ite ibm
Dos lueiBe @eipano, NIT tpelhem 9e-
robes ibn nerbGbnt bate, tpieoer on
geleat, idleppten lie i'm III Sic &C.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-09-01
Fishing Industry Sends
Lyle BronehfIower TO
Washington Conference

Lyle Branchflower, Seattle, Sc
lected by Deep Sea Fishermen's
Union, Otter Trawlers Union, and
Fishing Vessel Owners Associa-
ton, and George w. Burchard, Jr.,
of the Washington Laboratories,
were among the four Westerners
appointed to an informal Advisory
Committee for the Vitamin A In
dustry.
All interested groups were rep
resented on the Committee, includ-
ing fishermen, east coast produc-
ers, west coast producers, Flori-
da producers, and vitamin concen-
traitors.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-09-01
BOILERMAKERS WILL DANCE AT
TRIANON ON LABOR DAY

Shipyard members of the Boiler
makers Union who have been
dancing regularly at the Swing
shift dances at the Trianon ball
room, have arranged for two big
dances over the Labor Day holi-
days at this popular place. One
will be a night dance, and the
other a Swing Shift dance, and
free tickets will be distributed to
all members.
Ted Harris, genial manager Of
the Trianon said that the regular
Swingshift dance, which is sched-
uled every week from 1870 to 5
a. m. on Sunday, is by far the
most favored dance with ship
workers. BY popular request,
David Ross and his poppy orches-
ira furnish music for the swing
shift.
THE special attraction at the
regular dances for September" he
added, lis the famous Californian,
Billy Macdonald and His Royal
who start Tuesday,
l and play until Sep
TENDER IA. They will be followed
by the nationally
famed Henry King and his orches-
ira who are coming to the Tria-
non for a three-day engagement"
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-09-01
Josephine Klingler's
Dos and Don'ts On
Ballroom Dancing

Miss Josephine Klingler, popular
dark-eyed dance instructress at the
Hollywood Dance Studios in the
University District, graciously
complied with the request of the
Victory Worker reporter for some
constructive hints on ballroom
dancing.
Dancing is the one perfect
medium of expression for the in
born sense of rhythm that exists
in everyone" she smiled. "Al-
though dancing should be more
or less individualistic, there are
certain dos and don'ts which might
be listed as follows:
Don't dance with your head
down.
Don't dance with the pump
handle movement of the arm.
Don't hold your partner firmly,
but don't give a death grip.
Don't dance straddle-legged.
Don't attempt dance with
which you are not familiar but do
go to school and take a group of
lessons in the latest steps, even
though it may be very short
course"
Miss Klingler said that many
war workers are now polishing up
on their dancing in preparation for
an enjoyable fall dancing season,
knowing that good dancers are
always the popular, wherever they
may go for recreation.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-09-01
Safest Place During
Air Raids Is At Home,
Governor Langie

Don't take flight in the event
of enemy air raids, or any other
type of enemy action, but rely on
the safety of your own homes" is
the advice of Governor Arthur B.
Langlie to civilians.
In his first report on the prog
ress of state evacuation plans
Governor Langlie said that prime
policy in the relocation plans
worked out for this area. is that
movements of civilians m ust be
timed and controlled by joint mill
tary and governmental authority,
and that voluntary" movements
must be restricted in the interest
of common safety.
Governor Langlie emphasized the
fact that relocation plans of state
agencies are being well coordinated
with the plans of the Western De-
Tense Command and those of the
Office of Civilian Defense.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-09-01
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