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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-15
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Evening star., 1943-12-26
CUSTOM CHAIRS SHARPLY REDUCED

reo 1880 channel back barrel choirs orociousy mode
Comfortable feother cushions In blue beige rose oey Or
green. Very special. Eoch reduced to--z6e5
reg. $500 beautiful tuftedbock hoh-boek barrel chairs
In blue or mouve brocotele. Each reduced to-49.5o
req 50 90 to 1900 Korpen lounge chairs with sorno
filled reversible cushions Upholstered in lovely tapestries
reg $500 stunning host ehos Graceful high books with
short wings the sde reproductions Three por
available, in stripe beige, gold blue Each reduced to
$3.50
reg $3.50 Lawson lounge chairs with sprna scots and
backs. Handsomely tailored and extremely Comfortable
reg $500 deeptufted moho lounge choirs down cush-
ions; fringe to floor Made by Pullman. Available in qrey
blue and rose. Each reduced to- IS, 90
ree 1880 euston-ode by Korpen tufted back wino
chairs with down cushions and magnificent brocotee covers
Each reduced
reo $500 oustom-ode lounge ehoirs from the workshop
Of Kttinoer Prewor seei-sprine construction truly
Lifetime chos Each reduced
reg $4,000 Gonsboroueh wing chair uxuriousy comfort
oble; constructed Of finest steel springs with best
quoty down cushion Upholstered in interesting horse print
linen. Slightly soiled Reduced to------------125.oo
reg 1880 korpen lounge chairs with down
pillow back and scot. Upholstered in the finest quality
mohor Blue rose, plum and grey Each reduced so
- Other Custon,.Made Chairs of Lifetime Quality
Reduced 209o to 469o
Evening star., 1943-12-26

switchmen-have consulted the Is
incorporating leaders regularly.
Although their cases are being
handled separately they are In
agreement informally on their OBJ
jectives and are expected to main
tain united front. The operating
unions are asking straight Scent
increase plus overtime benefits, ex-
penses away from home, and vaca-
tions.
"We have given earnest considera-
ton to this matter because we are
In war;" said the statement telling
of the decision by the Trainmen's
and Locomotive Engineers Brother
hoods to accept President Roosevelt's
offer to decide the wage issues, "and
we feel our decision today will be
bad news for Hitler and Hirohito."
A. F. Whitney, the trainmen's
president, made this statement to
neWsmen on behalf of himself and
Alvanley Johnston, president of the
engineers. The two unions contain
well over half the $4,000 employees
in the five unions whose members
operate the trains. The other three
are the conductors, switchmen and
the flremen. Still another 100000
men are in the incorporating unions.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Railroads
Continued From First Page

cents for the low-wage track Ia
borers. The latest offer of the unions
Is to accept this if the carriers will
add cents all along the line as an
overtime benefit. This proposal is
based on comment in the report of
the emergency board, which recon-
mended a basic Scent raise last
May.
Report Cited.
That report said the employees had
an established 48-hour work week
and that if they were to be COM
pensated at time and one-half for
work in excess of 40 hours per week,
That is on the basis that is being
increasingly applied in industry as
a whole -. This would mean an
increase in pay of slightly more than
6 cents an hour, Independently of
any chance in basic rates of pay"
The carriers rejected the Scent
proposal and made a counter offer
which has not been officially re-
vealed but is reported to be cents.
A settlement of the incorporating
case is expected to result also in a
prompt settlement of the operating
case, because of the new alignment
of the two groups.
Since the withdrawal Of the
engineers and the trainmen from
the operating group, leaders Of the
three remaining operating brother
hoods - flremen, conductors and
Evening star., 1943-12-26
U. 5, Liberaiors Drop
80 Tons Of Bombs on
Airdrome al Canton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
U. S. 14TH AIR FORCE HEAD
QUARTERS IN CHINA, Dec. "a
Delayed. - American Liberator
bombers escorted by fighters re-
taliated Thursday for a Japanese
raid on main base of the 14th
Air Force with q smashing attack on
the White Cloud airdrome at Cam
ton, Japanese-occupied city in
South China.
The American planes brought the
total of enemy planes destroyed in
two days to Is with an additional %
probably shot down and another 20
damaged.
Thirty tons of bombs cascaded on
the White Cloud runway, revetments
and dispersal areas. Several fires
which broke out were believed planes
burning on the ground.
A few minutes before the bombing
run large force OF Zeros made an
interception. About half of them
were fast, new-type TOTO fighters.
Four were confirmed destroyed by
American fighters and six were de-
stroyed by Liberator gunners. Ten
others were probably destroyed and
five damaged.
Additional combinations raised
the total of enemy planes destroyed
Wednesday in an attack on a 14th
Air Force base. Fifteen are now
listed as definitely destroyed with
18 probably destroyed and Is
damaged.
One twin-engined fighter also was
shot down near an advance air.
drome which was not attacked by a
flight Of enemy bombers which
jettisoned their bombs harmlessly
in the mountains.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Air Transport Is Topic
In United Nations Forum

Problems of postwar air transport
will be discussed by William A. M.
Burden, assistant to the Secretary
of Commerce in charge of aviation,
at the fourth lecture in the United
Nations Forum series at Constitu-
ton Hall January 3.
Others speaking briefly on de-
velopment of air transport will be
Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, Mari
time Commission chairman; Ralph
Damon, vice chairman, American
Airlines; Senator Brewster, Repub-
lican, Of Maine and Representative
Fulbright, Democrat, of Arkansas.
Charles Taft, special adviser in
the State Department, will preside.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
M~,,n qt~- &4C4vu,,,
SHARPLY REDUCED-2O% TO 46% OFF!
SINGLE BEDROOM PIECES

Reg. $3.50 solid mahogany reproduction Duncan phyfs
dressing tobe Tyre ends with removable round swinging
mirror ond gallery. Reduced to-------67.5o
Reg 1895 mahogany soem chest uted columns pIotfonn
bose eorved shelf and eoboe legs four drawers with bros
pulls and pIotes Reduced to----3se
Reg o7 90 fine solid Honduras mahogany vony with carved
Colonial hanging gloss, antique bross hardware Beautifully
finished. Reduced
Reg $500 solid Honduras twin poster BEDS fons tip with
ponels and blanket rolls Reduced dto----------4s.So
Reg $500 1pnduros mahogany vony serpentine 'front.'
with hanging oqe and metal pulls Reduced to---495o
Reg $3.50 French mahogany chest full swell front
with mouldnes, bross pulls Reduced to-----3975
Reg $3.50 French mahogany seven-dower vony with hong
ing gloss, sweled top drower Reduced to-----332S
Reg 500 English reproduction high dresser bose five
drowers Finely Figured mahogany, antique finish. Re-
dueed to so
Reg. $500 Beacon Hill Iowboy solid mahogany with fine
bross hardware Reduced
Reg. $500 Williams Kimp o-mohoeony Heppewhite twin
bed Reduced to
Reg 81 90 solid Honduras mahogany twin BEDS sleigh type
Reg $500 orond Ropids twin beds nnoonficently
coved low foot, swirl panels. Eoeh reduced 62.25
3s Other Lifetime Bedroom Groups Reduced 2oo to 46
reg 1850 oond Ropds-node swirl -nohoqony modern
twin double beds. lnIod Reduced to---------24.75
reg 1895 solid Honduras mahogany double bed poster
$50 solid mahogany pineapple poster bed broken
pedinent top with corvines Reduced to--------44.5o
2-piece Louis XIV French living suites; coned
Il <uoo4 fropoee Dad Il
reg. 5000 pencil l-spe wonut swe-ront modern dresser
and large hanging glass; Reduced
Reg 1850 Station Tru-Type maple poster bed, doubI.
size, panel head and foot. Reduced o----------33.5o
Reg 1880 sotton Tru-Type collectors maple eight
drawer chest chest fine English bross hardware Re-
Reg 35o boudoir choir upholstered in grey English print
with deep scot. Reduced
II reg e75 1900 mahogany upholstered benches for
dressing tobles. Lett from fine suites Eoch reduced 10 500
Many Other Bedroom Pieces Greatly Reduced P-ess
OCCASIONAL PIECES
reg. Isl 90 .tonIess steened beoensd birch sodssn
Hospitality cobnet. Reduced dto-----------------75.oo
reo $500 Cromwell eorved-ook ooss-door boo,eoss VIM
cupboard bose and drower. Reduced to----------475o
reg. $500 Elizobethon oak living room sobnst win
moulded draw front and shaped sretche Reduced TO ~ 50
reg. 49.75 hond-coNed bock oak side ehoirs with red
velvet pod scots. Reduced
reg. 1875 our-shef beoehed ook bookcase Reduced
All Items Subject to Prior Sale
I(hzs31
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Wheeler Is Confident
Strike Will Be Settled
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Senator Wheeler Of Montana,
chairman of the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee, made two
predictions yesterday.
First, there will be no railroad
strike.
Second, the railroads will not be
taken over by the Government.
II am confident that the railroad
brotherhoods do not wish the roads
taken over by the Government"
said Senator Wheeler. ALSO I feel
sure that they understand the rail-
road workers and their union Of
ficials cannot afford to bring stop
page of transportation in this coun-
try. A railroad strike, tying up all
troop and material movements, would
be the worst thing that could hap
pen to this country in the midst of
its effort to win the war.
Further, such a strike would set
the labor movement in this country
back for years. The American peo-
pie would never condone it."
AOAutS out DllcIcuCcs
Senator Wheeler pointed out that
the present controversy Is vastly
different from other disputes over
wages Of railroad workers. The
railroad management, he said, has
been willing to grant the increases
In wages asked by the men. The
hitch has come because the Govern
ment has been unwilling to permit
this increase, and has stood out
against 1t on the ground that it
would bring about initiation.
ITO say that the increase in
wages would mean imitation, in view
of the comparatively small diff
ference between the amount in
volved in the brotherhoods' demand
and the amount which is provided
in the adjustment agreed to by
Sterilization Director Vinson, is
folly" Senator Wheeler continued.
MY understanding is that this
difference involved an outlay Of
only about 100000"
Senator Wheeler insisted that the
dangers of imitation were infnitesi-
NAL unless the railroads ask for
increased freight rates."
"The roads could not get in
creases in rates." he said. I'm nv
opinion they would not ask for
them"
Others See Agreement.
AS chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Committee, which han
dies all railroad legislation, Senator
wheeler has taken a keen interest
IN the present controversy over rail-
road wages.
In certain other quarters the
oplnon was expressed that If the
roads are taken over by the Gov
errment, the result in the end will
be grant of approximately the
wage demands made by the brother
hoods. Those who take this view
referred to the outcome in the coal
strike. The mines were taken by
the Government, they pointed out.
and IN the end the United Mine
Wokers obtained practically all their
demands. They see no reason for
the Intermediary step-the seizing
of the roads by the Governmental
in the end the wage demands are to
be met.
Senator Wheeler made no COM
ment on this phase of the question.
He did say, however, that If the
Government takes over the rail-
roads-as it did in the last war-it
may be more difficult to quickly
hand them back to private manage
ment, than it was to turn back the
mines, after an adjustment has been
made.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
BEDROOM FURNITURE

OeOTOOTl
oorved posts two-tone butternut brown finish with
deruy cost English bross hardware Bow foot Iottieeype
bed bureau, chest lovely fuldeph voniy
drawer night tobe corved bench and choir Mirrors ore
large with miter-eut pone|s pieces Reduced to- $500
reg. 1880 magnificent carved bedroom suite Of fire
Honduras mahogany beautifully figured quilted mahogany
carvings and Eoborotey high poster
bed dresser chest vonty bed ehoir and BENCH Reduced
ree $500 beautifully designed group with shoped end
and magnificent cobinet work done in neyeured
mahogany with decote corvnes lovely morquetry pones
and deeoteystriped fine English boss hardware Bow front
dresser portont chest double bed cobnet night
toble and choir. Reduced $500
bedroom and featured by cabinet type with
hoeony troys and drowers Cases beautifully propor
design with spnos and inloys English bross hordwore
Bureou high chest voniy, double bed ouphostered bench
and chair. Reduced 90
reg. 1900 Kttneer bedroom group with elomorous
wood fronts bonded fine rosewood with mahogany ends
framing and tops Beautifully inod panels and eeuteheons
Fine English bross hardware and bone pulls Done in Heppe
white. Dresser with fine gold mirror, chest chest twin
beds and four -drower night toble. Reduced $4,000
with eroeeu sweIfront Done sodde Leather color
with bross hardware Dresser with panel gloss ah
and Iottiee-foot double bed pieces Reduced $500
reg. 435.oo smart HeppIewhte bedroom group toored
lines gently bowed fronts Of beautifully Figured swirl
hoeony loree hanging mirrors ond bro hardware Dresser
oree roony chest lovely fu-dePh voniy carved
roll beds BOOK shelf night obe fnished 9oZed
Old English mahogany Reduced $4,000
| reg. 5000 rich French mahogany finish. The swell
fronts Of this suite oke especially lovely Shaped fronts
and posts with deep full drowers erocefu mirror and
carved head beds Dresser and gloss, chest twin beds and
nl9nt 1oO'e. Keooeeo 1o---------- ---'So.oo
! reg $4,000 Cromwell ook bedroom group. Appalachian
white ook, beautiful hand corved pone and moudnes
finished in dark color. Dresser with hanging gloss, full
voniy and gloss BEDS bench and bookshelf night tobe
Neouceo 10 --------oo'oo
| ree 1900 smorty- designed suite with swell fronts,
pone top drower Serpenne fronts and bross hardware
Dresser with swinging gloss mossive chest-onohest, double
bed and night tobe Reduced
l6e 90 fine Grand Ropid- Louis XVI chest and
dressing tobe in fine Freneh-finsh wonu Beautifully
frored and moulded and with fine bross drop pulls Mirror
and bench match in Antique white and gold Reduced
1890
ree $500 cherry bedroom group Lovely Colonial de-
sign Beautifully mode chest vonty, bench night
table and twin poster BEDS Reduced to----------l49o 90
a reg. $500 solid hard maple bedroom groups Dresser
and gloss sevendrower Vony and gloss. double bed, dust
proof-Ip drawers, no-nnorfinsh. Reduced to----ssoo
80 Other Lifetime Bedroom Groups Reduced 900 1870
Evening star., 1943-12-26

26 custom made occasional chairs. formerly 1878 to
Greoty Reduced
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Raids
Continued From First Page.)

as it took off from an airfield near
I,orient.
Meanwhile the Air Ministry an
nounced that the RAF now had
dropped 100000 tons Of bombs on
Germany since the start Of the war.
The report said the figure was
reached after yesterdays raid on
Berlin. The first 100000 tons were
unloaded on Nazi targets between
1910 and the spring OF 1943, but the
second 100000 were delivered in only
seven months, starting last May %.
The huge tonnage is that drop
ped by the RAF alone and does not
include the great weight of bombs
showered on German targets in
1943 by the United States Army
Air Force.
Little more than $4,000 tons have
been dropped on Britain by the
German Air Force throughout the
war. The Air Ministry estimated
that 6l,400 tons had been loosed
against this country from the mid
1910 attacks through the first half
OF 1943. About 300 tons have been
dropped since June.
Widespread Assault.
II, as many persons in London
believe. the greatest American air
armada of 1900 planes was out
after alleged "rocket-gun" en-
placements on the French coast
closest to England, then the British
had cause for peace OF mind to-
night, for returning crewmen said
they did very good job of destruc-
tion on the secret targets. The
German radio indicated the Ameri-
can assault yesterday was more
widespread than first announced,
with attacks on targets in Belgium
and Holland.
The unprecedented fury Of the
pre-Christmas Allied aerial assaults
which began with the Berl n raid
overwhelmed the Germans harried
defenses.
Only II planes were lost. This
was the lightest price the RAF has
had to pay for raid since 1t stepped
up its assaults on Berlin.
AS the great American daylight
assault mounted, Nazi defenses on
both the ground and in the air
became so ineffective that not a
single American plane failed to re-
turn from the blasting of the
"rocket-gun" coast OF France, only
Is miles from the British coast.
Industrial Area Hard Hit.
In Berlin, perhaps three-quarters
ruined by the RATS seventh heavy
assault, new fires still burned
through Christmas Day and a
Swedish traveller arriving from the
capital in Stockholm said the
Neukoeln industrial area was the
hardest hit.
Naturally the new raid has done
much to destroy the Christmas
cheer in Berlin despite extra ra-
lions and special gay editions of
the newspapers" he related.
although the raid seemed con-
centrated in Neukoeln," he con-
tinued, "other parts of Berlin were
hit and In many districts the dead
are still lying under the ruins"
The Nazi International Propa-
ganda Agency, in a broadcast re-
corded here by the Associated Press,
accused the British of dropping a
great number" Of delayed action
bombs timed to explode Christmas
eve.
Evening star., 1943-12-26

reg 279. 90 mahogany nine-pe dining suite with lovely
8th century buffet cupboordbose china with drower pede
tobose dining tobIe. five oddebock side chairs and
ochoir Bross hardware and hand rubbed fnsh Reduced
reg. 90 solid mopIe in beoched nish-unor dining
group. Buffet with three large drawers and cupboods
oupboordbose china closet tobe four side chairs
and two ormcho Duncan Phyfe STYLE Reduced to--165oo
Evening star., 1943-12-26

2 Freneh-styIe Walnut or Acacia wood Dining Room
Suites Shoped-front eredenzo, shoped-front break
front chino, commode-ype server shoped-top tobe,
four side chairs and two upholstered back host chors
Reduced 100
Evening star., 1943-12-26
DINING ROOM FURNITURE

reg. $4,000 lovely 9th century mahogany dining room
group. Beautifully figured swirl mohoeony fronts with inlay
flush tops, bros hardware lined silver drawer Buffet
china extension tobe four sheldboek ehos and
ornohoirs. Reduced 295. 90
Evening star., 1943-12-26

25e 90 Lawson soos upholstered in muslin, and Of
steesprino construction Hair filled, extremely
conforobie-deo to with slipcove One in
blue, in pistocho Eoch reduced to------ 1900
! reg 5000 Korpen chippendoe sofo one-pece down
cushion, exquisitey mode in lovely brocotele
Reduced 1855 90
reg. 5000 exquisite Sheraton sofo solid Honduras
hoeony fome down cushions Upholstered in heavy cherry
red with grey stripe Reduced z46.oo
ree 5000 English Regency sofos with tufted swonshope
Beautifully decorated wood frome all teeI-sprne
construction feother down cushions in blue
grey brocoteIe Fringe to floor Reduced 100
ree $500 made Chesterfield ofo Of prewor
construction; completely oir-fled extremely comfortable
Moonificenty tailored upholstery powder blue dubonnet
rnohoir eoch reduced $500
reg ATS 90 kidney sofo finest cued horseho and prewo
construction luxurousy comfortable soft-tufted back
cred in dove-erey velvet slightly soied Reduced os is to
345.oo
ree 4e5O0 diversified SOTO Of finest construction
unbeevoby comfortable. Will five An ideal SOTO
large Covered in striking Chinese red. Reduced
to
81 Other Custon. Sofa. Reduced 20eo to 4s%
Evening star., 1943-12-26
ODD DINING ROOM PIECES

ODD DIINIINU MUM F1ECES
1s reg. 1450 to 1895 mahogany Dining and Arm Chors
with slip scots. One and two of kind Reduced to995
reg. $3.50 inloid mahogany Extensoe mokes
48-ineh dining toble. Sompe Reduced dto--------ze75
reg 5AoO mahogany holf-o Serving or Console Tobe
48 inch. PoneIed rim Reduced to--le75
reg $500 Williams kimp oll-mohoeony Grond Ropids
Buffet; shoped 'front.' Reduced $500
reg 500 Edison Museum Reproduction Credenzo Buffet
in oil mahogany Cupboard bose with Reduced 5000
reg so beautiful shaped front mahogany Buffet; hand
reg $3.50 solid nopIe dow- end Extension Tobe Reduced
reg 90 solid mopIe credenzo-ps Buffet Drowsn and
Evening star., 1943-12-26

z reg. 2e5.oo Mahogany Dining Room Groups with
beautifully figured fronts. Buffet, china, Duncan
Phyfe table, server, set Of six beautiful chairs Re-
Evening star., 1943-12-26
SOFAS AND LOVE SEATS

reg 1000 Lawson love Lovely orol chntzes button
tued scots. Excellent for bedrooms, dens living
Each reduced
1850 Regency SOTO mode by Tonlnson. Covered
in beige brocotele with trimming ScoIloped skirt,
fringe to floor. splendid wel-rnode sofo Reduced
l45.oo
reg 1880 Lawson sofos with extremely comfortable
toilored. Each reduced
225OO Regency SOTO upholstered dubonet bocotee
with rotchng sixnch fringe to floor One feather
cushion; button bock and Reduced to---i55. 90
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19
Traffic Is Lighter
On Main HighlCGy
Farm to = Market Routes,
However, Show Only
Slight Decline

While traffic over main highways
of the state showed a decline OF
1929 per cent last month as COM
pared with October of last year, the
farm-to-market decrease. as re-
corded by new counters on two
Kent county roads. was only l.66
per cent. The main highway traffic
was 42.97 per cent under October OF
1871.
w. B. McKendrick, Jr.. assistant
chief engineer of the State High
way Department, said two new
counters have been installed. one
on county route 104. south of Ches-
void, and the other on county route
IS, north of Dover.
1T is interesting to note that the
decrease in travel at those two
locations is 1.66 per cent as COM
pared with decrease of 1929 per
cent at counters located on our main
This provides us with the indi-
cation that farm-to-market travel
continues at about the same rate as
during 1912"