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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

and ass. director Mrs. Helen
Schuster?
Childrens Dance
About the most anticipated
dance of the year, the childrens
dance, will be sponsored by the
Senior Lodge, Feb. 7, so prepare
for the big night. There. will be
good music and refreshments, so
bring the children. Naturally, the
Jr. Saxons will be we'll represen-
ted.
Salem VS.. Farrell
Next Sat-, Jan. 81, Salem will
play host to Farrell. Hope the
boys are in good shape both be-
fore and after the game.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

eegeniihcr winig nobfommen, ban.
Ten mir ibnen i'm @oraus aufs berss
lidJite.
Gs tpuroe il, ,inicrer Geriamm.
lung belhloiien, oab Sic Sfapciterr
NIT oen Namcn Maria uno Sarall
noh nnierer Sibuna am 8. ;sebruar
cine 9artenpartie abbolten iollen.
Icmnoch lpcrOen Sch.peItern bieles
Narens frcl,nSlid cri,,d)t fir Sieie
&arteuportie allder, 0ciiee, Mild,,
3ufcr oocr Gels bei5uIteucrn. slacs
tpiro oanfenb anaenommcn.
Nnna ShuQcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
ANSWERS
(See Questions on page 5.)

/. Theodore Roosevelt, in 1906.
2, The Irish Free State, and
Northern Ireland.
3. One without backbone.
4. At Valladolid, Spain, in 1906.
5. The Bonhomme Richard,
which caught fire from the ship
it conquered.
6. Henry II of England. III the
18th century.
I. Snow.
6. Calves; kittens.
g. The custom dates from
Charles II, who used this test to
determine whether or not all the
guards were sober.
10. No.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
ARENA NEWS
"Ice-Capades of 1912"

the hottest show on ice and the
loveliest. returns to the Cleve-
land Arena with its sparkling new
second edition for performances
from Feb. Is thru p with matt
nees both Sunday and Saturday
afternoon. Feb. p. No night per-
formance Feb. ~.
With all new acts, stream.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

only one vote.
This was follow
ed by a further
narrow nargined
defeat of the ef-
fort to transfer
the responsibility
to th os e who
must defend the
country.
Representative
] a m e $ w a d s.
worth of New
York, who is con-
sidered by both
sides of the aisle
A. L. kt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
A,ss Deuf,estctuft, Obie
3meio 80.

Samstag, oen Z. Sebruar, fi,toet
laut @eidlub urtleres 0ereins cine
1nterbaltung i'm Sadienbeim Itatt.
Ser &eingespinn tuiro an oas gaote
4reu5 abgegeben. ssm aomitee fir
oieie ltnterbaltune lino 9r. @iIheIm
Tbeis, Midael 9oteidb, @ecra So
ider. slae @itslieoer, TIRE iSamilieu
uno Jreunbe iino beralid einaelooeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Das 8ete Kre,a3 iprinet
ei1t

Wilionen Wenlfen in oieiem
2onoe miro elm Stein bonn Seroen
fallen. tpcnn lie oie Mittcilung in
letter Summer unierer 3eitung auf
Ser eriten 'Seite seleien baben. bab
ourdb bas @ote areua Die lkber.
mittluns ~f,lr3er Nahrid)ten per.
i6nliber Natur" an Meniden er.
m0oIidt iper6en ioll. Die in feino.
liden 2dnoern ODER bonn 0einoe be.
iebten 2GnSern tpobnen.
@enn audi ourd 6en &rieesaus.
brud ale ganoe stuiid)en ben Ser.
,inigten Staaten unS ibren Geinoen
abaeldnitten tuoroen iino. 10 iino
Sod Die ganbe nod nif)t aerriiien.
Sic Ben ein5eInen slmerifaner nit
ieinen ayamilienangrh0rigen i'm
2anoe ieiner &erfunit ooer ieiner
8eburt perfniipfen.
Gs 1T lelbltoerltdnolid), Dab
idHiriite Observation-Disclosures not,
luenois iinb. Inn einen Mibbraud)
hteies Briefpcrfebrs stpiidpn feino.
lidlen 2dnoern au perbiiter. uno es
'pdre niht iiberraitenS, tpenn itatt
oerl0nliher 9riefe nur ausgefiiIltc
Sorml,lore aur llebermittlung ange,
sommcn ,perben, tpie es audi i'm er-
item @eltfrieg Der 6aa mar. 9ber
dion Der grbaIt ser Nadridt. baE
Sic Mutter nod lebt, bob Ser Sc.
unobeitsaultano oes 0aters iid) ge.
5eiiert bat, fann biel oaau beitragen.
>as bittere Gefiibl ser Irenm,ng 81,
linoern. bas NIT Oen ooaigcn Mb-
5rud) ser poitaliiden 8eaiebunsen
nusaelolt ,uorben mar.
Beraoe tpeil Die geb0roen bereit
ii,,S. 0em rein menihlid,en @erlan-
gen nah einem, iuenu and Gi,berit
'napp belneienen, Nahridten.Nus-
'auid) BON Menid 81 Menid, uon
.seinOeslanb 5u iseiltbeslanb, ent.
tegenau.bmmen, lit es notuenoig.
>ringcno Dor ieoem 8eriud al, mar.
ren, auf Sdleid,uegen uno ourd,
"gefdllige" Mittelspcrionen 9riefe
aus ,m6 einaltidmuggeln.
Gerartige 0eriude iesen nidt nur
Sen Ginsclnen ser 8eiabr lb1riiter
Strafen aus, ionbcrn gefdbrOen
rud, oas gelamte Spitem Ser lega.
len NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lpis
| liz ourh oas 9iote 2rcllo errl0glifi
lpcrcen iou.
7;c Slufgobe, Sic oas Rctc &reua
nit bieiem Nnhrihtcnbienit iiber.
ni1nmt, lit rur elm Tcilitiif in ocm
bielfdltiaen @erf Ser Ndhitenliebs
oicier ipabrbaft intcrnationalen Cr.
aaniiation. Seben 1a1 eriheinen in
oieier 3eitung Mufrufe. burA Uclr.
ipenSen sic Nrbeit Ses Sfoten 2re,,,
3es au unteritiiten. 9ieies ncue 2ie'
! bessperf ioute geraoe oem sSremo'
gc6orenen 5nr Maabning oienen
nod ar6ften fit sic Organization
beisuiteuern, sic ben einSigen biinner
Gaoen nit ieiner alten &eimat nod
aufrehterbdlt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
0a,mendor GbelmeiR.

Gs biene alien Sd),peItern oes
1amendors GoelueiB sur &enntnis
SAB uniere 1iidite @eiangprobe an
Gonnerstag, Sen 5. ssebruar, 7:3C
:lbr piinftlih anfdngt. Mue Sh,pc'
tern iinS eri,,dt sic Yroben ileiBie
III beiud,eu.
Marie 1fingsgrdff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Mutc @rena.1tnterhaltuna.

Siebe go!fssenoiien! Samstaa,
Sen 7. 1ebruar, finoet oie id,on an.
geiagte ltnterbaltl,ng 5uguniten Ses
Gotcn 8rcu5 itatt. Ias 3omitce bot
arobe @orbereitunsen getroiien unS
es miro ieoer auf feline Sfednune
tummen Ser oielcm tpunoerbaren
Yrogramm beitpobnt. Ser Gintritts.
preis miro iebr niebris sebalten iei,l,
Gas 2omitee laSet auf oiciem SIC,
ge ale Mitglicoer. ibre ssreunoe unS
Gersuanoten elm. iid SIT beteiIigen.
NbenoeHcn miro ierpiert bon $50
llbr Biz $50 llbr abenos. 8rattpurit
uno Saucrfraut.
Programm.
l. Lied mach Auswahl.
8. 8. Maenner Chor.
2. Without Song 49,. VIM. Thesis Jr.
BARTON Solo
3. My Body ............... Donaldson
Youngstown Maenner Chor Quartet
4. The green Cathedral -. Karl Ham
Damenchor Edelweiss
Dirigent 80. Waldemar Nischwitz
5. Tcnorsolo mach Ausrahl :. E. Bendel
6. Ansprachc +. -. Herr Wilhelm Tobler
I. a) Anward Christian Soldiers
.................. Sullivan Nilsson
Rayen High School Chorus
By Ave Maria ........... Schubert
Miss Jennette Timm.
Dirigent 80. w. Nischmitz
8. My Lullaby Moon 80. j. A. Parks
Youngstown Jugendchor Lyra Quartet
9. Happy and Light of Heart ......
Bohemian Girl Balfe
Director DR.. Heinrich Stearns
10. Play Gypsy :. Dance Gypsy .....
Counties Martha
Hungarian Folkssong and Dance
gaiSe Mlunmern geiungen bon Ser
icbr befannten 9faSioASanaerin Mrs
Maraorct 8arconp.
Nadjber 9ans.ltuterbaltnng.
Nfit ber5lidem Grub
0as Gomitce.
@ilbelm 1bcis. Mid)ael 8ofeid)
8eorg @aIder.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

Suritige &er3en itieB. Mit oen fdo.
men 2ieo ~@ott griiBe oih" uns nit
Der oorouffclaenoen geeriibuna ourd
ibren Hrdiioenten MooIpb 9eu er.
oberte iid sic ssuacno aleid sic Muf,
merfiamfeit bes Bllblifl,ms. Iihtcr
gederbah ,nS Ser Stcllpertrctcr ocs
giirgernreiiters Mr. Qcttou fiibrten
in ibrcn enaliihen 9lninrod,cn oas
Bob nHicrcr Sitocnh nnS unicrcs
@clfcs. iotpobl ouh Sen 8chonfca
Ser Notlpenoigfcit elmer hriItlidcn
Gr5ieblng i'm gItcrnbous uno Got.
tesbaus ims nabe. ,nS ;ibcrbrohten
oie 4l:it!piinld," Ser Staht,Nrlpol,
t,,ng uno ssrcll gefcnbch iooar ci,l
Belbgeid,cnf Ser Suaeno. vBoS @Iei,
slmerica" con allen ncil,nacn, id,ui
5tp;It)en Sprcfrrn nnb 6Srern aud,
i'm elgliiden @ebantengong cine IN
nige @erbinbung. 3ipei gioliniolos
bon rnlercm @ci0enfiinltler Norman
MiiIler brodtcn it,n cine itiirmilcb Be.
aelitcrtc Nnerfenn,,ng. Ser Ianen.
DIOR Gbellueii, iona Sic @alicrroIe"
uno ~sf6cnSliil,ten" aefiiblpou lnn
gut. Gonn folgte Sic ,seitreoe, gebaI'
ten ncn lmierm Wcmeinocfino, 6errl,
Yfarrer Wilbclm @cltbcr ans Mc,
Secs Sod, Ya.. in Ser or ser Sl,gcno
SSeius als @orbilo gab unS ibr nns
Ser5 legte erniter su iein uno nid)I
olles 10 oberflablid) su betrod,ten, So
cine Sl,tber 9iga ols erite EfIiht sic
Weiterausbiloune inn reliaiSien g.
ben babe. Oarauf fang in elmer boben
Vollenoung l,niere Marie 2utId,
Sarge" bon 8Gnoel un6 Sduberts
~Stdnbhen". 1uorauf sic Bliidtpii,,'
ide Ser @emeinbe. Crganiiationen
unierer beioen 3tpeigpcreine. Ianen.
DIOR goelmeiB. g. 9. MGnnerd)or
Sunior 9iaa ourh ibre GoritGnoe
iouobl pie @eihenfe iiberreid)t tpur.
oen. Was 6ieie @orltGn0e su iaaen
batten tuar iuidtig uno foroerno urS
es pare tuiinidenstpert tpenn Sung
uno alt iie beber5isen m0dtcn. TeIe,
gramme uno 8riefe bon Sipeiaperei,
men unieres Central @erbanoes, bon
actreieuen SueenbeItern. berslide
@liid!piinid)e bon Sssl,senS mo &c,
meinbeglieSern nit ibren pieIen &c.
idenfen se1aten bon scr gcrb,rnben,
teit. tueldse @ott lei Sanf in unierem
8of nod 10 lebenSig lit. Gin Wrici
bon &errn Eaitor sSoiiel aus Glepe,
lano beltitigte oieie BerbunSenhei!
in innig tiefar @eiie.
Mit e;nem 9anfssport Oil ale oit
5u bem ib0ncn @elingen Sieies SC
ites beigetragen blten. oas unicr Iic'
Der Serr Yfarrer lsritid ipraty, fam
oas NabmittagsproGramm ,um s(6,
ihluB.
linn Z l1br a6cnis erfolgtc Sann
Die 10 nor!refi;id) aelunsrue Nuffiib'
rlns oes1beateritiids r&cimgefcbrt"
unter Ser 2eit,,na unieres Iicben Wru
oers 1bomas 1bomae. @as .,icr &C.
boten !uuroe, fam man iabt ais crit
tlafiig be5eid)nen. Nad Dem rJrob'
finn @alser" bon ser S,sgenS gciur
gen folste cine 5an5untcrtaltunG
iiir ale.
Gs iuar Gin ihones sseit, obcr e.:
mar nidlt beiudt ieilnr 8r6Ie ms
@idtisteit mad. Gs .iol1te srii6er
Scr Sngeno io.uobl stpiiden o,u Nl
ten mebr &armonie iein, cine cnacrt
Suiammenarbeit. elm bciieres Icr,
itehen. Capt uns ale nahoenfcn iuie
mir oieies erreiden fonnen.
Sans Bauer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
2tueia 80.

Mm 1. sSebruar iinoet unIere n1d,,
fte Monatsberiammlung itatt. s(ne
@riiber tperben biermit peritGnoiet
ibre @eitrGee i'm @erein uno Central
0erban6 glttiteheno 81, MAIDEN l,no in,
,,euen Sabr niht 5i,riid5ubleiben
8eore 1eppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Pennsylvania girl becomes bride
IN eolorful winter nuptial in 3rd
Evangelical & Reformed Church
of Cleveland, Ohio.

Like so many other brides Miss
Beryl V. Crossmyer, daughter Of
Mr.. John Crossmyer and the late
Mrs. John Crossmyer of Curtis,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
By consrsssmon

EFFORTS to authorize an addi-
- tional Assistant Secretary of War
for Civilian Defense were defeated by
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

wv OMEN'S patriotism is as deet
" and as constructive as Hsex,s.
Women do NOT 7Oant to do nsen's sVork,
,athe, do they zcart to release men for
combdtant seyzfce. This bill .UsN not
only inevease the efficiency of the
Army but 1t asiH help make ar im-
tycgnabie. undefeated Amey,ea."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Great Lakes to Share in Naval
Shipbuildine Program This Year

It is now known that the British
had taken all too many of their forces
from Singapore, probably to the
North African front and the Mediter-
ranean. At the same time nearly all
the American Naval strength was in
the Atlantic.
We are fortunate that Mr.. Hull
was able to avoid such an attack last
Spring, an attack that might have
been completely disastrous.
+ IGHT artillery, most of it from
- America, is given the major por-
ton of the credit for Chinese success
at Changsha.
This Japanese setback is another
means of bringing to the Allies more
OF the vital time we need for prepara-
tion. The Changsha battle is report
edly the first instance where Chinese
troops have had substantial artillery
protection.
T ATTENDED hearings of the Mill
1 tary Affairs Committee on bill
TO establish Woman's Auxiliary
Army Corps to serve with the
Army, and added my testimony to
that of the Army and others in sup
port of the bill.
This Auxiliary Corps is very much
needed and wanted by the War De-
partment and the Army. Its work
would be with the troops not in the
bureaus and the War Department
where the Civil Service women are
doing so splendidly we'll. The work
will be definitely non-combatant and
viii: range from cooking and laundry
work to telephone and other machine
operators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
WPB Order
Affects Cooking
Available Facilities
Must Be Utilized

Families or persons planning 10
change their residence were urged
Saturday by the War Production
Board to investigate thoroughly
the utilities available for cooking
in prospective living quarters.
This precautionary advice was
given by James f. Wilson, WPB's
deputy regional director in charge
of the priorities division, in ex-
planning a WPB order which pro-
ihibits connection of an electric
range where complete gas faciii-
ties are available and the connec-
ton of a gas range where COM
plete electric facilities are already
installed.
Describing further the WPB
limitations on gas and electric
services, Wilson said that installa-
ton of additional utility facilities
solely for serving gas or electric
water heaters would not be per-
United.
He added. however. that in cases
where neither complete gas nor
electric facilities are available on
the premises, and the premises
are not equipped with ranges of
any kind, service extensions may
be made for either gas or electric
connections.
These service extensions may
he made" Wilson said. "provid-
ing that I'm the case of an cleo
trio range, not more than Is
pounds of copper will be used,
or I'm the case of a gas range,
not more than IS feet of "
inch steel pipe or any length OF
steel pipe weighing In the ag-
gregate not more than 10
pounds will he used"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Cooperative Group Builds
House Of Rdmmed Earth
Sand. Clay Used to Construct
Walls Of New Type Dwelling

There's a critical shortage OF
structural lumber.
Nails and other building supplies
are just as scarce.
But as yet there's no shortage
OF dirt and that's what members
of Cooperative Homesteads are
using 10 build a house at 13-Mile
road and John r.
The home, according 10 &c
Brown. secretary of COOPERATIVE
IHomesteads. is designed by Frank
Lloyd Wright, the famous Amer
lean architect, and is the first oi
70 which the Cooperative plans tc
build on a 120-acre site which il
owns.
The walls of the house nov
under construction are actually
made of earth, which is pounded
and rammed until it is as solid a!
cement.
Any soil which is approximately
half clay and half sand can b'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

reflect improved
confoundng
predomnanty
Frederick p president the
Association of America pointed Saturday
$ n up again" Champ said. Tho
pattern of the last apparently Is being repeated In 1915
continued
1918 the ending employment possibilities
decline
when It hit IS 5000 population.
year until 1910, which period of varying
social uncertainty the stayed between 81
n under stimulation better
This prospective
higher 1912 birth rate than the
building profession
obvious where older people might
eventually outnumber people revolutionary changes would
demanded the production
building real development and in almost
national life because the tastes desires and wants
of the old and young vary widely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

GLIDING that five to six million should be prospects for homo
ownership during the period
representing leading and loan nsti
tons nation listed these four for buying
existing and good quality construction
1-Buying today ndisputable to get the
rather than eliminated
THE home financing developed
building and associations
other lenders available to buyers today and mortgage
IL plentiful.
competing items for the famIys
radio modeis) will make the monthly
develops than
II has time since people remember.
A home today will less than Will In the postwar
period
Detroit building permits last week totaled $807592
compared S10S0O42 in authorizations for the same
year ago. Joseph P. Wolff. commissioner of build
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

used for the unique process. known
technically as "pise construction"
Wright's basic design for the
rammed earth houses is five
room, one-story home. which will
cost approximately $1,000, includ-
ing built-in furniture.
The house now being built Is on
a one-acre site. 1t will be 100 feet
long, including a parking bay for
auto storage. The living-dining
room will be 40x20 feet, and there
are two bedrooms.
Cork Insulation
The roof, which will be built OF
conventional materials, will be
cork insulated. This, coupled with
the earthen walls, assures perfect
Insulation, the builders point out.
Heat is provided from giant fire
place in the living room.
The floor IN the first home viii
also be of rammed earth.
Out at the John R.-Thirteen-
Mile road project dirt is shoveled
into a wheelbarrow and trundled
to the place where the house Is
being built.
Then a layer of dirt is poured
Into wall-high wooden form. A
man stands at each side OF the
form and rams the earth with a
lheavy hammer-like tool.
Ramniing Continues
When the first layer of earth IS
packed solid, more soil Is shoveled
Into the form and the ramming
continues. The process of shoveling
lin dirt and pounding IL down, Is
repeated over and over until the
rammed earth comes to the top OF
1.-THE wooden form. Then the wall Is
finished. The forms are taken
away to be used again on another
wall. --------------------
Aaron Green, one of Wright's
assistants, says a good hammer
can build 21a cubic yards of earth
wall in an hour.
The rammed earth project is not
la commercial venture. The 120-
Iacre plot is owned by Cooperative
Homesteads, group of "a families
who put up the money for the land
land who have promised TO put In
lenough ramming hours (approxi-
lmately 1000 man hours) TO build
their own houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Garden Tools Need
Wartime Protection

When putting away garden tools
for the winter. the home owner
will do well 10 bear in mind that
it may be difficult or even impos-
|sible to buy new tools for the
duration. All garden tools should
be, carefully cleaned, cutting edges
|well coated with oil or grease. and
other parts subject to rust var
|nished or painted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Wolff 10 Address
Realtors Meeting

Joseph p. Wolff. commissioner
of buildings and safety engineer
ing. will address members of the
brokers division of the Detroit
Real Estate Board at the Savoy
ard Club next Wednesday noon. A
question period will follow Wolff
discussion of wartime building
problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Redume & SiIIoWdy
Name New Aide

The appointment of Neil Riekse
to the staff Of Reaume e. Sillo-
way. Inc. was announced Satur-
day by George l.. Casenhiser, the
firm vice president. Riekse. who
was recently elected 20 member
ship of the Detroit Real Estate
Board. will specialize in industrial
property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Wartime Economy
I'm Home Purchase
Millions Of Families
Urged to Buy at Once
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

six million heads of famlies-those who
civilian for the duration and hence
expect to stay puho effect real wartime economy
by buying home
- This is the conclusion Home Building and Home
Committee of the United States Savings and Loan
League which that the purchase OF existing homes GOOD
initiation adds that it will be much easier 1or
people start paying for their homes now than to wait until
the
its figure following recent es-
100000 unit national labor force probably,
20OOOO00 in the armed forces in industry
Deducted from ownership prospects
families their homes already Also
million who incomes meager TO buy
and still another million and half who VIII PROBABLY remain
unemployed.
Partially counteractng these deductions was the fact na rea
lively chdss unmarried will be the group
keeping the home fires burning
All ai committee feels being conservative IN con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

ings and safety engineering reported Saturday. Wolff
said 1873 of the permits were for single or two-famiy
dwellings,, which will cost estimated $657 800.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Marriage
.G;;censes

Marriage license applications
were received Thursday by the
county auditor from the following
couples:
Eugene b. Finegan. Is. Fort
Lewis. and Jane Tyler Stephenson.
%. Oak Park. H.; Arthur Corn
well, 33. Fort Lewis. and Andra
Maxine woolery. n. Fullerton.
Calf: William Edmund Burke. p.
Fort Lewis, and Jewell Mai Hunt
er. 20. No. st. Helens ave: Cliff
ford Bruce Toole. 30. and Evelyn
Dolores Blyth. IS. both Of Seattle;
Wilbur Milroy Seehusen. ~, and
Mildred Kathryn Riorden, 10. both
Of 5e41 So. ] St; Don Raphael De
Folio. 10. of 1106 So. Tyler st, and
Jean Elizabeth sloop. 10. Of 4i1s
No. 18th ST.; Arnie Clair Vada-
chek. "a. Lakeview. and Viola Mae
Hatcher. 20, of l0ll No. L st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Trade Winds" by Schneider

The grapevines say that French
labor has been warned that II has
no choice in the matter and that
skilled workers must volunteer"
for jobs In Nazi Germany. Thus.
the French worker who found time
10 strike for easier working condi-
tons and higher wages at a time
when his country was being over
run now joins Nazi worker foreign
legions.
II is official that from Dec. to
Feb. 2s. all Italian cotton mills
will be closed. The ruling hits
200 spinning mills. 700 textile mills
and 10000 workers. Says the
Grapevine: Workers thrown out
of employment may find jobs at
any point where local labor mar
ket Is insufficient for the de-
mand." This means they are slated
for Nazi worker foreign legions.
American labor leaders who be-
lieve this is the time to insist upon
higher wages and the 40-hour
week had best take heed of what
is ahead should blood-drenched
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Yakima Carrots
Arrive on Market

Yakima carrots We're on the
market Thursday. priced at S1.75
for so pounds.
Bananas were plentiful at Q
cents a pound.
Pumpkin was held at 3 cents a
pound.
Cucumbers. which has been
rising steadily in price. were quoted
Thursday at $2.25 dozen.
Psrsnips were listed at s1.75
q box.
No changes were reported In
other markets.
All prices quoted in this market
report are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23

WENATCHEE-T h o mas #.
Neblett, acting secretary of the
new West Coast Lumber commits
sion, had received assurance
Thursday that 200 union employees
OF the Oregon and Washington
Plywood company of Tacoma
would continue on the job until
their hearing before the commits
sion and War Labor board Oct. 80
on n working hours dispute.