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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-10-12
Mrs. Rena Combs
Buried Tuesday

Funeral service was held at the
Bristol Baptist church, Tuesday
morning at HOO o'clock for Mrs.
Rena Combs, Is, of Jefferson, who
died at her home on Sunday, Oc-
tober 8. Burial followed at the
Poe cemetery.
Mrs. Combs, who was a native
of this county, the daughter of
Wiley Brown and Bessie Brown,
is survived by her husband, Meri-
da Combs and one child.
WAR BONDS for your Sc
curity tomorrow-buy today!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-10-12
Classified Ads

SPENCER CORSETS-Indivi-
dually designed, foundation medi-
cal supports, guaranteed fittings.
See Mrs. E. r. Sturdivant, West
Jefferson, N. c. (Phone 49,.
1O-12-1tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-10-12

WANTED TO BUY-Set ON
brass andirons. See or write
Mrs. VIM. Wayman, West Jeffer-
son, N. c. 10-12-1tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-10-12

and his drivers license. revoked
for IL months.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-10-12
SERVICE ANNOUNCED

Eds. Charlie Hall and G. d.
Roberts will preach at South Fork
church on Sunday, October Is at
8 o'clock
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-10-12

WANTED TO BUY-Gold pla-
ted ear drops for pierced ears, and
other old jewelry, Victorian style.
Will pay up to $500 pair for ear
drops, fringe trimed preferred.
Write to XYZ, co Skyland Post,
West Jefferson, N. c. 1O-12-1tp
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Slueblatter
auf Sic Staot
~abeemorfen
VT BceIcitune Nes 1tltimatmmts smr KapitMlaticm,
Nas jcNcdb pcn Sen DcMtihcn niht bcriisfIidtti9t
tutrNe

8ir meroen sic Sta0t erobern, in.
Dem mir enttpe0er lire lofortige be-
o%inglngslole &opitltlatiou entgegens
nebuleu ooer inoem mir lie angreiieGt
un0 5eritoren.
.8Gbren0 cine be0in9ung8loie
l%lebergdbe sic &apituIntion iGmtIi6er
feitoli6er &rdfte, Oie Giniteaung
feinOieliger Sonolltngen ieOer Art,
Die 9eieitigung Don Minen un0 Dor
bereiteten 0emolierungen erforoert,
lit feline 9elGitigllng ser .3ipilbepol=
ferltng o0er mtsloie Opferrng Don
Menihenleben bea6iihtigt. Aber
tpetln Die Stuot nidt iofort uno pouig
6eoingltngSIos fupituliert, 0ann wer-
oen Die amerifanii6en 8oOen- unO
2ufitreitfrdfte elm riidii6tsloles
2ltft- uno Observation-Disclosures
our9fii6rett, I'M hire lle6ergabe 5t
er3pingen.
oWeit anoeren @orten, es gibt fei=
men Mittelf1rs. Sic Der0en euttDe=
ser 0ie Sta0t nit olenL mas lie emit
b6lt, bebiuglingslos i~tbergeben un0
oomit sen nlibloien 8erlltIt oelltlGen
8iites uno @igpntums oermeiOen,
ooer Sic f0nnen iid peigern unO
auf ibre bolige 3eritorung marten.
Ole @a6l uuo 8eraatportIi6feit III
SIRE Sade. Sbre antlport muB III
nerbdlb BON "a StunOen an Dem Srt
obgeliefert peroen, ben Ser Srqger
oieleS Documents 6eltimrmt.
o@e5. amerifanfider armee ge-
f~e6lSbaber.~
lleber Ser Staot a6geporfene
5EagblGtter forOerten oie 3ipiliitetl
atf, g.jest iid 5u ben 8eruntportli-
den al begeben ltno lie 81 ~perunlai-
len, oent unniiten 8lutoergieBen uno
Der 3eritorung elm @noe 5t bereiten.
Die 3eit fir cure 3iOafiibrer lit ge-
fommetl, oeutli6 auf5utreteu. Wior-
qen fam es i9on 81 ipGt iein."
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

acknowledgements fir Stolien
ltellen miro, aber inter anoeren fl
nan3iellen @orfebrungen.
albanp 81. o. o@uS mir iopeit
getan", fiir Stalien lei I'm ser Sat
menig I'M @ergleih 5n Dem, mas mir
tim miiIlen", erfldrte @~oibernerr
S6omas 6. 9efpeD in elmer Yrofla=
nation gum golumbustag Mit DEM
gemerfenb oaB oas itaIienil6e @oIf
in einen &rteg g%e5tpitngen poroen
lei Ben es ni6t bnben tpoIlte, iogte
ser republifonii6e Br1itoenti6afts-
&anOiOat: o@eute fGmpfen italieni-
ife Batrioten gegen Sen 5einO, un0
ser in Ben Moiien oes Bottles meit-
~perbreitete Sob gegen 9eiti6lan0
lit ser bette 9epeis 0afHr, DAB Sta
lien I'M 4ompf fir 6reibeit uno an-
ltdnoigfeit in ser @elt ouf unierer
Seite itebt. 8ir Amerifaner fonnen
nift uno peroen nidDt untGtig 5uie=
ben, mie Stalien lei6et g8
braudt niGt MIR Notbilfe, es 6roldt
aftioe, freunoidoftli6e Silfe in iei-
mem aampf gegen Na5ismts uno fir
leine eigene 6reibeit."
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
20 1akrc fir ..
Hantter ais Spicn

Stem gorf = gu 80 Sabren 3u6t-
bans perurteilte 8un6esridter Mos-
copib BON 8rooflpn Sen oeitihen
grl@rafen @ilbelm @lbre6t bon
Treiientin genannt BON &artter, Ser
iid) on %. September Ser @eridlpo-
rung sur 8eriibung BON Spionage
idulois befannt bat. Gem 44idbri=
aen An~seflagten, ser 1882 nod ame-
rifa fam uno 1888 einge6iirgert
muroe, muroe bon ser &egierung CUR
Gait geleet, in 8erfolg zines Som
plotts nit Ser oeuti9en &egierung
uno orei 1erionen Elm &abel uno
iehs 8riefe NIT pebriuihtigen Snfor=
mationen an cine 0iiiaboner 9ed-
aoreiie eeianot 81 baben, bie Mnflage-
uertretung gu6 aber 5u fuiIienL Dab
&abel mie 8riefe ubgefnngen muroen
uno ME ibre 8eltimmunsen erreid-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
T9& II. cDcipeD
fir Stalien

@aibrngton p 9raitoerlt &oOie-
oelt CAB befaunt, ooB oie Ser. Stao-
ten ser itolieniiden Regierung Dol
lars I'M @erte Der italieniifen Sire
oerfiigbar MAIDEN, Die CUR 8eioiOung
alnerifanii6er 5ritppen in Stulien
o~usgegeben meroen. u0ie Dollars" ,
erflGrte Der BrGiioent, mer0en
BON ser itolieniiden &egierung CUR
8e8ablilng notpenoiger 3iOilmoren
oermenoet meroerL Oie bier5ulanoe
gum @e6ranh inn befreiten Stalien
ongefauft merOen.~ Der @rflarung
0es Hrali0enten 5ufol9e nur0e 0ieie
MoBnabme nod 3urate3iebung Ser
6ritiihen &egierung ergriffen. Serr
&ooiepelt bemerfte Oo5u, oab @roB-
britannien meiterbin mie bisber lei
men Mntpil an einem pereinborten
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

BON 6reunoen uno oidlidten 2eu-
ten, pelde sic 5iftb Abenue Bresbp-
terian gblrd) Bis nuf Sen lebten
8lob Mfiillte. NIT 9lnoaft ben @orten
oes geiitli6en 8rauerreoners folgte.
Glide $4,000 @erionen itnnoen po-
li8eilider S6asung na6 mabrenn
Ser Gralterfeier IN ben StraBen Dor
Dem @ottesballs. ,Selten" erflGrte
9r. 8onnelL, ,,wnr oas ainerifnni-
i6e @olf 10 eri6iittert utto formlidl
betGltbt", lpie fiber oie Nahrift bonn
Sinideioen iett, in elmer 3eit, in Der
sic Nationen lidl Dem 9rell5tueg no
bern, an Dem enti6ieoen weroen
miro, OF oie @elt I'M @enuB BON
5rieoen ltno Stnbilitdt leben miro
ooer Oh lie BON &riege1 5erriiien uno
lepeinigt meroen IolI, in oieier 3eit
iein 600 Den @borafter elmer
5rag00ie an"
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
st. Wm. 8cchntc
brodbtc 1~tltimatnfit

Seem gorf 2eutilant @iniam
9oebme BON Der anlerifanii6en l..
grmee, Der als 9olmefi6er an ser
lleberbringung oes nltimatums an
Die 4adener @arniion beteiligt mar,
lit fir oieie 4ufga6e be~ionoers ge-
eignet, GA er 9euti6 ipreden un6
i6reiben fam. Or lit Der Sobn bon
Srau Gfiie 8oefune, 329 SIt 66tb
Street, Die in Deutldlanb our @eIt
fam lfno inn Nlter bon 81 Sabren
bierber aitstpanoerte. ,j@ir iprahen
menig 0eutif 81 Satie@, 10 be-
merfte ieine Mutter. ,,aber er lernte
es am Gitp College. Gr arbeitete am
Gage uno ituoierte abenos, Bis CT
i6lieBlid nit % Sabren graouierte1.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Gin verbeerende$ Bombard1rnent von Haden i'm 6an9(
9te Gage aMf
Oem Balfan

Qonoon - @egen 100000 Deut-
ldJe oiirften i'm iiioli6en 8alfan OBJ
geiGnitten meroen, nuhoem Die Hui-
ien ltno oie iitgoilowiifen Hurtllo-
men Sugoilapien iIber Die Atben-
8elgrao4gobn iiberfluten, Die Ieste
praftii6e @ntfommers ? Route pont
Siioen fir Die 0eutiden.
SSil5ntI6en Oringen Die Gngl1noer
I'M 8eloponneS in ben forintbil6en
Slt6mlts ltll0 0eltldinipirterte Wtel-
6ungen 6eiagen, ooB sic 9eutlAen
gon3 @riedenlono oiti9eben oiirften,
INN ser 8alfan-6oIe gu entgeben.
N0rOliH nobmen Oie @n9l1nOer Ben
albanIiden Safen Sornu0e Rorto
@00a.).
9tidts oelltefe oaroltf bin, oaB Die
8riten irgerOpelf)en entihloiienen
@iOeritanO auf Dem reltliGen 8ege
lloh 9ltben begegnen niir0en.
Gie 8efreinng Atbens uno Ieines
Sufens GirGus miro Die 8abn fret
MAIDEN fiir Die Serihiffltng bon Sc
benSmitteln, Meoifomenten uno an
oerem lebensmihtigem 8eoori Tiir Die
3ipil6epolferung.
&om = 0ie Souptaftion ser III
lierten lit iest oarauf geridtet, an
oie 8ologna-@imini Strabe 5u ges
langen, eegen Ben Die Finite arrnee
orei Spiben olsien0et.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Gctuarnt ucn W0>
ihinetcn mnN GcnNcn

@aibington = auf polntfde Naf-
ridten oermeiieno, oaB Die oeutiGen
8eb0roen in Bolen uoie Musrottung
BON 3ebntauien0en uniduloigen Ser
ionen" bea6iidtigtenz bie iib beute in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES befinoen, mie=
oerboIte oos Staatsoepartement fri
bere @arnungen, oaB Die S6ul0igen
CUR &efenidoft ge5ogen Wer0en Mir
Ben.
2onoon - Gie britiide &egierung
warnte 6ie 0a3is pom bo9iten big
gum nieorigiten", OoB tie CUR &e6en-
ihaft ge5ogen merOen ipiiroen folls
lie elnen, ibnen bon Der polniIhen
&egierung 3ugei6rie6enen Hlan fir
Moiienbimor0ung aller 8erionen in
ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Ss-
miecim in SberiAleiien a~usfiibren
io(lten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Wiueics Gcidbnahm
ttocb INDIANA ocbrotkt

Stem Oor! = SIN @nidluB an Die
firfli6e Grolterbanolung mltrOe Der
2ei6nam @illfies nah Dem Beun-
Ipluania : 8abnbof oer6ra6t, I'M nit
oem BUG nod SnOianu iiberfiibrt 3u
meroen. 8ie 8eiiebung miro in
@illfieS beimatIifen &ui6oille err
folgen, iobol0 iein So6n, st. Bbilip
8illfie, Der iih oeu3eit I'M aonooi-
oienit auf See befinoet, nad 4merifa
5uriidfebrt.
9ls cine Srngooie fir oie Nation
uno Die @elt dlarafteriiierte &ep. Or.
Sobn Sutberlono 8onnell @enoell
6. @illfies plobliden 600, mdbreno
cine idtpeigenoe graueroeriammlung
BON ~fiibrenoen 8ertretern 0es offent-
li6en uno oes 6iirgerli6en 9ebens,
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Neuer S@lag
ge9en Sapon

@al6ington grdgerflug5euge
Ser 8. Glotte perienften ooer belGd=
oiqten So S6iffe uno fleinere 5obr-
3ellge uno 8eritorten 89 Glug5euge IN
einem Sdlog gegen Die HpufDu.Sn,
ieln, oem oitli6en Soripeg gum Dit
tineiiif)en Meer uno nltr 200 Wfei-
len Iiioli6 BON Sapan teilte No-
miral GbeIter @. @imis, &ommun-
oelir ser 8o3ifii6en 5lotte nit.
Ser angriff erfolete naf angabe
BON Nimib in GROCER Stdrfe. Ole
Mmerifaner ~erjielten babel cine oolls
1tdnoige l1eberraidung ser Saponer.
Seyeoes &riegs= ooer aauffabrteil6ift
6os lie finoen fonnten, fam unter Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 5lieger
Salieps. Die 5lug5euge 6Nnbar-
oierten uno bei6olien audi @ebauoe
uno @inri6tungen auf ben Snieln.
Gin ioponiiher Beriufl Die nod,
gegen Die SnpaIionstruppen General
Mocartbltrs auf Der Sniel Worotoi
itanoboltenoe fleine @arniion al Der-
it6rfen, muroe Montag Na6t gebro-
den, uno 9ienstag friib o~erienften
ooer beIddoigten 3ampfflieger uno
8atrouillen Sorpeoo6oote 18 iapa-
niide 9arfen NIT 8eritdrfungen.
Cine ser 5eritorten 8arfen nor 40
Sub lang u1o boil nit Sruppen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
8omben
auf &0ln

0onoon - Dab aa6ens 8aa, 10.
pie er 6epirft noroen it, elm 8or.
oringen auf &oln CUR 5olge buben
oiirfte, lit faum 81 be5Deifeln uno
Der @ruito, tparltm meAr uno mebr
Conference.-The auf oie Sta0t inter-
tommen meroen, Ole oaS 3iel Der
n%euiten &a55ia Der omerifaniiden
Bomber mar.
SIN pergangenen Monat oaein bat
sic s. 5lieger-@ruppe 60,850 Cont
men gomben auf oeutlhe Staote a6-
~gemorfen uno bat leoiglid an eli
3agen ieit Dem 10. September feline
Sperationen auSfiibren fonnen. Ser
lin ioQ o9ne Selepbonoerfebr iein,
uno Stof6olmer Wel0ungen 5ufolge
iino aud oie 6ernleitungen ieit 6rei-
tag geitort, als etrpa 1000 amerifa-
niid)e Sdperbomber Die Stoot an
g~riffen uno Die Eelepbonfabel tmrufen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
&olens @remier
na6 Wtostan?

2onoon Die polnii9e 6roge
mllroe beute our6 oerI1Bli6e Snfor-
nation in Sen 8~oroergruno Ser Stu
lin4G6ur1il &onferefl3 geIhobm,
Dab Yremier Mffolnic5yf DON Der
poInilden &egieruung eriudt noroen
lit, in Mosfau an Der &onferen5 tell
5%lne6men.
gburdiuS Saltung in ser polni-
iden 6ra9e lit wobl6efannt, nad0em
er unldngit Don ibr in elmer @eile
geiprohen bat, Die peite ruiiii6e 3u=
itimmung %gefunoen bat, 6eionOers
uls er ertl1rte, &uBlan0 babe elm
&edt, Elm frieolides 8olen 81 er=
marten.
8remierminilter @bnr1ia lit gu
8eipre9ungen nit 8remier Stalin
na6 WoSfalt gefomnnell, Die 3u 6rie-
0ens : @arontien nod Dem Siege
fiibren loaen, oerlnutete inawil6en
ans berantmortli6en &reiier.
Sn ooroerlter &eibe Der Tagesoro-
nililg itebt Die 8alfaniititotion. Wtan
miro ST. beraten bd6en, mas 5u tuit
1T, Inn Siherbeit 0afiir gu ifaffen,
0aB Ser oeutide uno pro-faidiitii6e
@eiit in SiiooltJ@uropa %ausgerottet
miro.
8ie 6rage, mas NIT 9euti6lano
geideben loa, lit natiirli6 cine Der
groBten ulto ifwer1piegenolten 6ra-
aen fir sic 8"ereiniqten Hutionen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
gum HiiCesMe
an Ncids Orcn3c

Qonoon n @enerallelitnont 9urt
Dittmar, Der Spreher oes Oeutlden
G6erfommnnoos, COB cine Grfld-
ruug al, Die. iid mogIidertueiie ais
Signul fiir ole Na5i-Ntmeen 5lrm
9fiid5lg an 9eitfihlonbs @ren6en err
meiien miro. D@s lit fiir uUs uner-
lGBIidD" iagte er in ieinem tpofent-
lid]en &un0fmnf, Inns bepitBt 81
meroen, OoB oer3eit nidts BON gro
Berer 8ihtigfeit fir uns lit, als
cine Gl1Berite Serfiir5ung unlerer
2inien. @ir berteioigen Die 6eitung
1euti1lonO, mo ale aitBen gelege-
men Bunfte oiirfen hur 10 lange ME
notipenoig gebalten Deropn. Gas
gilt alth mir ben 8alfun."
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Sci Wfemel
an Sitiee

8ulletin
QOm6On - I'm 0NS- &nnOfunf
ipnr6e erflGrt, Oaf Die &n1en nOrO-
lid nnb Iii6lid DDn Memel bis CUR
Office OnrfgebrOden feien.
2onoon - Oie &ote Mrtnee err
reid)te n0roli6 bon Memel Die Dit
lee, momit Die oeufihe @orniion i'll
@iga i~loliert mar uno mogliberlpeiie
10000 Ra3i=Srltppen in 2ettla1l0
uno 2itouen cine 6luft altf Dem
Qanomege unm0eIit gemadt wuroe.
Mosfau CAB 6efonnt, OaB ruiiiihe
&rGfte in Yalanga, an Ser ytoro=
gren5e oes Memellanoes, CUR Office
6urhgebroden iino, uno noroli6 10
mie ~lii00itli6 BON MemeI 300 meitere
0rte eingenommen baben. 9anit
oiirfte Dos Shidlal oieieS &ofenS be-
iiegelt lem, Den oie 9eutihen I'M
6riibiabr 1889 an ii6 g~eriiien bot
ten.
Ser Sltrd]brltd ld)len 1ldt 10
idpa6 gu iein pie ieuer, Der I'M
CONNER neltli6 bon &iga erfolgte,
UNI Damn bal0 BON ben Ha5is mie0er
ausgemer3t 5u peroen. Inter anoe=
rem eroberte sic &ote Mrmee &re-
tingn, cine gr0Bere 8obnitation ~
@eiIen noro0itlif BON MemeI, Ger
benai uno 2anfimni Z 6e5tp. 10 Mfei=
len BON Ser Office entfernt, uno
@arg3iai (@arsoenl 9 MeiIen 0itli6
BON Mertel. Ole 8reite 0es Somjet=
Rorrioors oberbal6 BON Wemel
l6etnt 20 Wieilen 81 betragen.
Auh I'M 3iga nuroe Der 8elage=
r~ungsbogen eneer ge3ogen, ais @nu=
ia, cine elf Meilen entfernte 8abn-
i~tation i'm NorOelt 9iopa3L 10 Dfei-
len noro0Itlidl uto SaltIfolne, ~
MeiIen iiiooitli6b erobert muroen.
Sen. 8ogromion ittto ieine 1. Boil
tifun4Mrmee boben iomit nidt MIR
sic oeutid)en Griippen in &iga, Jon
bern oud in Ben beiOen lettiiden
Sdfen 2eipaio @ibau) uno Sent
ipils (8inoou) in ibren 3oi1gengriff
gebra6t. @leif8eitig Iino oas Me=
mellano uno ser n0rolide Sell Dit
preuBens aufs bodite gefabroet.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
10000 UcrtumnNctc in
Slmo3cmecn ~transpcrticrt

S6erit @oroon g.. 8ulIo, senior
5lugfirtrg Der noroatlantiiden 81
uiiion oes Observation-Disclosures,
sob befonnt, oaB ieit Dem 6. Suli
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

10000 permunoete Soloaten IN
6lug3eugen iiber Sen nonootlanti=
ihen S5ean nod bier gel6afft NOR
Sen limo.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

Bulletin
2OnoUm = SnfOrmatiOu DOn Der
MGdJen- 6rOnt belagt, bah bic 0eMts
Idyen cinem per5lucifelteu SerIndD nns
ternummen bG6en, bic 0arnilOn AG-
deus at befreien, in benz JIG ale Oers
fiigbaren &eferDen gegen bic amerIfG-
miIden Nrmeem eingeIett baben.
9OmoUm - rSrnnsOeean" betOnt
i'm @unSfnnf, Snf Aaden feline Be-
Oentnng mebr ais HruDiGnt5entrnm
O6er militGriIdyer Gtiibpnnft babe,
mas Der Mmftatt Oasn Iein mag, es
ben Nlliierten at iiberlaIIen.
Sn 8rnppen bOmbarOierten StnrS-
bomber MAIDEN mno mad mebrerem
GtmnSen liek Sas Slaffener nadj.
Die StaSt mar in &aud mebrere
bnnbcrt Silf bpdJ sebilt. Mittags
cntiuifeltc fid cine geiualtise tueife
&andtpOlfe, bic icOUd audi BON einer
Oon ben Dentiden ansgefibrte Gg-
plDiiun nernrIndt luUr0en iein mag.
2onoon = 0os ~perbeerenoe Don't
boroement aaGens bat beeonnen,
naboem oos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tim Der amerifauii6en Armee feinen
Grfolg gebobt bot, in Der Sot Der
oeutide Hnnofunf Intellect, oaB es
3uriid9epieien lei.
MlS ~tparnenoes geifpiel fir Die
iibrigen oeuti9en St6bte mag ange.
ieben per0en, mas nit @nden ge-
i6eben miro, nafoem Die amerifani.
l1en @ei6iibe 81 ipreden begon1ten
6oben, unterltiitt BON einem mitleios
loien Reimbursement aus Der 2uft.
3as llltimatrm bntte ~folgenoen
@ortlout: ,,0ie Stuot Naden lit jebt
poQig bon amerifaniiden &rdfteit
um3ingelt, Die nusreideno nit Slug
5el1gen un6 4rtiaerie uerieben iino,
Inn sic Staot notfaaS gu %5erltoren.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Sram Hecicpclt
go Snbrc ali

@ai6ington = Mrs. 5ranflin @.
&ooieoelt, bic %unldngit iagte, tie Mir
oe ber5lih germ go Sabre alt iein
erreidte oieieS Sitter. @s mar I'M
SUM oieies Sabres, als iie bei Der
Grorterung Ser 8eteiliguns BON ame-
rifoniihen 6rauen an Der 5rieoens-
fonferen3 erfldrte: SD bin 6einabe
iefs5ig, u1o es bat feinen 3wed, in
Dem Sitter oen 6rieoen 81 planen.
9as i%ollfen iiingere 2eute tun, oenn
ole miiiien in Inn leben".
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

st. 8oebme 1T 35 Sobre alt, mar gu
lett in ser &edtSabteilung uon Dor.
oen's tdtig uno frat Dor 215 Sabren
in Die Nrnee elm.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

8uIletin
2On6On - Sm 9SeS-&nuSfnnf
lpnr6e erflGrt, Saf Die &nfIen nOrO-
lid nub iiiSlid Oun Memel bis sur
Office OnrfJgebrOdlen feien.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Their house will not be fimsy or tenn
porary 1t will be solid, substantial, durable.
Insulation will protect them against heat and
cold, will cut heating costs to minimum.
For relatively small additional cost the
owners can install many conveniences which
even millionaire's home doesn't have today.
Movable walls will permit them to open the
whole side of the house. Air-changing devices
will make the interior comfortable and health
full. If the owners insist upon basement, it
will involve extra cost. But Easements won't
be needed. Heating units will be so compact
Evening star., 1944-01-30

old-fashioned dwellings. Growing homes"
will be readily expandable. If grandma comes
to live with you, you need only call up your
builder to come around and hook on an addi-
tional bedroom and bath in matter, practi-
cally, of hours.
Nor will new buildings be confined to
housing alone. The late Albert Kahn, the
worlds foremost architect of factory build
ings, told me shortly before his death that
after the war more than half of our manu-
featuring plants would be outmoded. They
will have to be rebuilt or completely refash-
TW-1-3e-A
Evening star., 1944-01-30
by Bror Dahlberg

they will require no more room than small
filing cabinet. If extra storage space is de-
sired, it will be more economical and
convenient to have an extra room above
than below the ground.
Not everyone, of course, will want machine
built dwellings. Millions of people will still
put up houses in the old way, but the machine
made home will have tremendous price
advantage An investment of S., 900 will build
house equivalent to one now costing double
that, or more; $4,000 will erect mansion.
Painting and upkeep will cost less than on
Evening star., 1944-01-30
new HON !$]l1i]| lI:;:!!'!3

- NcE this war is over, we are going to
start building houses on the assembly
~ line lust as we now build tanks and
planes and ships.
This means that more than 100000 new
homes or living units can be built during the
first 10 years following victory. 1t means that
10000 600 men and women will find steady
Jobs in construction and related industries 1t
means. also, that new, modern attractive
homes will be available at prices any worker
can afford to pay perhaps only third or
half of equivalent cost today.
MY forecasts for great postwar building
boom are based on two hard facts:
l. Peace will find US with the greatest
pent-up demand for new construction in our
history.
Z. Industry will have the labor, the ma
terials and, above all, brand new know
how" with which to meet this demand.
We have been very backward about the
housing of our people. Most Americans today
are we'll fed and we'll clothed. but nearly a
third of us - something like 40 1000, 600 peo-
pie - live in urban slums or rural shacks.
Some exist in novels the like of which an
efficient farmer would not use to house
his animals.
It is high time that America resolves once
and for all that our families are entitled to
and shall live in proper, healthful. comfortable
homes.
Thanks largely to lessons learned in con-
structing emergency wartime hous-
ing, it is no longer necessary to erect
a home laboriously, stone by stone "a
and board by board. We have per-
fected the use of new and lighter
materials We have made great
strides in design. We have discov-
cred how to effect enormous saw
ings in labor, material and uanspor-
tation by manufacturing most of
the essential elements of house on
machines in factory and merely assembling
them on the building lot.
We have arrived at the same stage in
home construction which was reached by
the automobile industry when Henry Ford
came out with his Model T. As result OF
mass-production techniques, we will be able
to turn out a completely modern four to
fve-room house in the postwar era for from
$1,000 to 5000 in terms of today's dollar
value - house which will be as well built
as anything heretofore costing two or three
times that much.
This home of tomorrow will be bought IN
much the same way that most Americans pur-
chased cars in the past
Room Dy Room
"A RETURNED soldier, let us say, and his
bride will go to building dealer, tell him the
type of house they want - anything from
Cape Cod cottage to Spanish bungalow -
and select it from dozens of basic models de-
signed by the greatest architects. They can
even pick it out room by room if they wish.
After they have made small down.
payment their home will be delivered to
building lot in few essential units. These
Evening star., 1944-12-14

Iroomy (if it's not Saturday; finally
the Dubonnet Room, where you can
just make out the Eiffel Tower on
yonder wall, once Russ Cullen goes
into the dance tempo.
Also, connotation not to be over
looked where the women are con-
cerned-viewing the people that
should be viewed Hattie Carnegie
and Valentino creations are dime
a dozen most any night in the En-
baSsy Room. BY midafternoon the
Mayflower Lounge is already afire
with every nail-polish shade on the
chart and dropping smartly in haii
gadgets that can only be seen, hard
lily described. Just off the avenue
and equally smart you'll find ladies
showing off "one" earring in the
Carlton. We haven't been able to
discover why, except that it's only
being done in the very best o1
places. because one is more con-
spicuous.-Ed)
u kk&
Washingtonians have way OF
disappearing even in Washington
The last time we talked to Martha
Madison it was shouting back and
forth over Little Jack Little's key
board at the Ell Patio. This week
we stumbled into Matt Windsor &
remember that's the dark one) and
there was Martha and her battle
Scared accordion.
You have to hand it to Martha
Here she is back from six months