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Furniture. Heu.ehold Good.

BEDROOM special, 2-pe. S-pc., 4-pc. /,
si2 up. Central stores, 4o3a Fenkell
CASH, AND CARRY FURNITURE
Factory samples &C Wholesale
prices Buy direct from the whole
saler Best values IN the city Guar
anteed 1885 Gfatioi. AZ, Baldwin.
COIL SPRING sipdlo couch used
only S2i so complete Hurry, Cps-
tai Furniture, 3i25 Gratlot.
END tables Slss llo0g lamp So 9s
chairs HOOK. 1899 Mack
FULL con innerspring mattress.
S2s. 90. Cook Furn.. 2T0O GTatiot,
Gas ranges. table top. all white.
slightly marred In shipping just q
fe@ left $50 hurry $40 so.
sun FURNITURE. 1922 GRATfoT
INNERsPRING mattresses. any size.
samp., Si7 Mitehelrs. 5000 Gratiot.
INNERsPRlNG Mattress prewar box
springs, match. S27 80. 5l25 Gratiot.
JENNY LIND or poster beds. maple
or walnut, single or double. All 90.
Crystal Furniture, 1925 Grati0t
MATTRESSES. innersprngs samples
Sl7. Mitchelis, 1000 Gratioi
NEW furniture. trade your piano.
City Music. 7ii2 Mack. Open ewes
NEW innersprng mattresses. U. S.
Bedding Co, 454O Maybury Grand.
ROLLAWAY beds All -teei construc-
ton with mattresses Only a few
left, Don't DELAY Buy today Open 3
TO 3 spitz, 1904 Gratiot, Al BALDWIN.
RUGS. 300 cleaned used gxl2. sxlO.
50 80 up i2xla. l2xls. sXiO, l2N24.
Runner $50 I'd up. CENTER ca p
PET co Gig. 1897 Woodward.
TO s-siAf. Tues Thurs. Sat ull g.
RUGS Used. cleaned. American car
pet Cinrs., s63s Oakland MA l3i3.
RUGS. sxl5. gxla6, l2xl5. II 3x12
others today 2si9 Twelfth 81.
STUDIO couches with springs Linn
tied supply, Other cOuthes, S29-S3s-
$40. Hurry Open y 20 y. Spitl.
1888 Gratiot. al BALDWIN
TRADE your oid Victroia. radio or
piano lregardless OF condition. on
new furniture. Liberal allowance
Bay Furn., 6623 Van Dyke
CNExT TO VAN DYKE THEATER)
TRADE your piano ana furniture on
new furniture Ward Furniture Co.
7f3i Harper Mr stevens, Pr. 1850
tNot connected with any other stofe)
over balance dus on beautiful 8
rooms OF furniture, one month old,
save equity uf sos open = 20 y
spltz 1858 Gratloi az Baldwin
Z ROOMS of furniture Sf4s z-i-e=
living room 3-pC bedroom kitchen
set, dinette set Many occasional
pieces included You may purchase
rebuilt electric refrigerator WNh ih4s
group real opportunity
SUN FIENITl Ft 1892 GRATiOI
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APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

At 49, Ins CO funds for good
rtgs loans land contracts bought
I'd FenKsI Hammond Eldg CA 2655-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
1885 LINERNOIS

FLOYD RICE
CHEVROLET DOOR SEDAN.
1915 push button radio. fun plates
k4sh - DOM
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K. NJ. GREGORY

PoNTIAC--le3s 2-door s.cyiinder.
Al condition must sell private
party OR. $500
FoNT1ACS Bucks Odds, 40 1929
up choice OF all models colOrs
-Haa+aS- haatnzx-.1aaa- -taEt,aR----
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ELECTRIC WASHERS

Al repairing aU makes washers
yacuums. sewing machnes day
sefY - yrs exp aork guaranteed.
MICEN : SERVICE 10 s3b7
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FLOYD RICE
i4300 LIVFRNOIs

SIT DEBAKER ~ Champion S.
pass club cpe little gas saver.
folks has radio, heater 5 ike new
tires better hurry. trade or terms
WRTC,TFY
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BUICK FOR BARGAINS
6Is0 CASS AVE

CADILLAC 1871 50 four-dr. trk Sc
dan beautiful Brewster green fin
ism factorj radio. heater. 5 excellent
tires. driven few miles py prominent
Crosse Pointe family, viii sac. trade
or Toms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
rARM AND LANDS ron SALE
HOWELL


HOWELL
50 acres. IL miles from Grand River
and miles, from town. Fair S-room
home good barn. sllo, sheep harr
tool she'd. granary and garaRe Also
ell tools. stock and feed. including n
cows, heifers. z steers. calves. l
hull % sheep. II little lambs, IS
pigs. Is hens. tractor on rubber. all
other necessary tools. Price Si3. 500
The income from this viii pay ~.
l.. II. CRANDALL
ia STATE ST HOWELL. MICH
So ACRES. 81 miles north OF hay
CITY House. barn. tool shed with or
without stock ana tools Reason for
sale. old age Address Box B,50O.
Detroit Times ~.
i3s ACRES. four buildings excellent
condition; well drained. corner Wood
ruff RI Fort ST. S2l 900. $40. 100
dn. CRossMAN. no 6sff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

Barnun Was Right
And I'm the biggest sucker IN The
world for a clean car. any MAKE or
model Just cali Frank Mitchell. 1906
Woodward Terrace 2-si12
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91OO GRATIOT
BERT BAKER

sTUDEBAKER- SEDAN. 1871. COW
cred Wfh eXtras clean. Sss5 $500
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COMMONWEALTH zen sS.

10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN. 1928 National Sank BIds.
Woodward a Cadillac So. Cherry 1850
Downtown 30A Capitol Park BIdo.,
State at GrisWold ST. Cherry 75Ao
downtown Iiai- E1aflot
al Ruueli CA i,og
WEST SIDE. sos Michigan Ave, a.
Junction 2nd floor AAfayistts s4e0
EAST SIDE. 1880 e. Jefferson, o. Cos.
ner 600 Hudson Motors) lensx $3.50
EAST SIDE. $500 Van Dyke. n
Harper. 2nd Floor PLAZA 74So
NORTHWEST. S0ia Co. River at JOY I'd,
RIM. 204 lover kresge'D TYLER s.574t
NORTHWEST. ii20 Fenkeii. at livernols,
205 Campus Blde. University 3-2s2S
HIGHLAND PARK I4a4e- xsea~ass-a
Maneheuss (0pp. Ford's) TO. s.s32o
HIGHLAND PIX. 800 Murphy Blos.. 1900
woodward AZ G. Grand Ave. TO. s-os2S
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ANY Old CLOTHING

ANY OLD CLOTHING
wanted besi pf.s-s pad taF meas
suits rvercoats shoes TI 1852
ff5iiire r p 49, 90 tas iaIEe also ir0per
vii pay spat eHsH tEruoni 6-2li0
FURNITURE RuCS st o v r 3.
RADIOS EIFET RICAI ApFLI-
ANcEs FOR CASH TYLER 1920.
FURNITURE wanted wal pay best
prices Yockey Bros. Temple 2-4537.
FtrRNITURE wanted We Know
values We pay The prics II 1875.
SFE SAM fof 1- oid clothes, best
prices paid Tor shoes futs etc TO.
s-0fT3 TcrrysDr cor Wo1dNsrd
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LoANs-s300 DOWN TO SIS
ACME LOAN co. --RA. 3377
1920 DAVID sToTT BLDG.
PRoVIDENT Loan Savings Society,
l24s GRISWOLD. FARWELL BLDo.
DIAMOND LOANS
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v 4 lGLE :
900 GRATIOT
FLOYD RICE

1900 LfNERNOiS
CHt.NROLETS--lsil special de luxe
club CoupeS, 2-doors and 4-dOors
radios heaters some with less than
10 600 actual miles. Ss95 up trade
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STOVES AND HEATERS

NEW GAS STOVES, slT.e5
RAIMI BROS.
AbOb Grand River. near Fourteenth
1880 Grand River (SchoolcrafD
Open Thurs En-. Sat. Ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
FRED FORD

e565 LlvERSOIs No s4sO
CHEVROLET Cub coupe 1899
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f. NJ. GREGORY

1864 Gratiot Heated showroom
PONTIAC 1870 Spas club coupe
radio and heater one owner. 2.tuue
A bargain
JEFFERSON CHEv 1900 2 Jefferson
PoNTiAC-,4i streamlner = ?-door
sedan ? hesuuf TO pick from
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PICK FOR VICTORY!

There's critical shortage of help the Farm Front.
Fruits and vegetables ripening must be picked
when ready. Won't you join in and help the food
crops by picking for Tictory? You'll make vital
contribution to the effort, helping Food Fight
for Freedom. You'll earn extra money, doing health
full work. Register your local L. 5. Employment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
main dish that doesn't

Peel large, firm Tomatoes; cut each into
sections, poinsctlia style, almost to the stem
end; insert slices of hard -cooked egg in the
missions. Place on leaf lettuce, and -presto.
there's a grand hot day main-dish that
leaves your ration points untouched.
Main dish salads not onl Y make points 20
further -. they use up lcftoyers lastly, too
Try adding strips of leftover ham or salam
to potato salad pep up green salad by
adding leftover cheese. And. whatever the
salad, give it flavor ''come on with famous
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing.
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your dish a


Just get a jar of Miracle Nip -. spoon it
generously over your salads -. and watch the
family dig in! This famous salad dressing has
a lively. just-right flavor that different from
that of any other Kind. Its exclusive recipe
combines the qualities of zc.ty boiled dressing
and fine mayonnaise. Actually. Miracle " hip
is the most popular salad dressing ever created!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Service office with your County Farm Agent.
HOME GAMERS! To reuse Miracle Whip jars for
ming you will need special SEALING DISCS. Variety
and hardware throughout the country carry these
discs. Mason jar caps will not fit the Government specified
openings of Miracle Whip jars.
NO KRAFT MAYoNNAIsE? We're sorry. but there's
help for right Because of government restrictions,
the supply of Kraft Mayonnaisc is very limited
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QUESTIONS?
Answers see on page 7.

!. Who is head OF the Waves
To what ranl, has she rccently
been promoted?
2. To what does ~ accusative
case correspond in English gram
mar?
3. What country has the great
est rainfall? ....~ ..~
4. What was the name of the
lady to whom Abraham Lincoln
wrote consoling her for the loss
of five sons in battle?
5. What is a bird'of passage?
6. What is the meaning of tn,
adjective "dirigible"? -
!. What American general Wa;
known as "Old Fuss and Feath
ers"?
8. What was the size of the an
cient city of Jericho?
9. How far from the sea is tn,
port OF Quebec:
10. Who "side by side on the
table sat-:
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OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office of Price Ad-
ministration on local stations the
coming week are as follows:
Saturday, Feb. 49,. ..~
"OPA Farm News will be pre-
sented over WJW at l1::s5 a. III.
Saturday, Feb. 49,,
Richard P. Overmyer, District In
formation Executive, will,be mas
ter of ceremonies on.,, the OPA
Question Box at OILS p, M over
WTAM. The Board Of Experts
will be composed of Frank T. Kel-
Ter, chairman of'Ration Board g.;
James Freeman, Head Consumers
Goods Section, and Maurice N.
Good; Regional MileageRationing
Representative. g.
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CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Ann

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE Jrs.
held their regular monthly meet
ing on Feb. Is, at Ringbauer's hall
The party which was to be held
on Feb. II. was postponed and
will be held instead ON Feb. ~.
We hope this change does not
interfere with the plans Of any OF
the Juniors. SO we hope to see all
OF you present at the party. We
can tell you that you are sure to
have a wonderful time there.
On Sunday, Feb. 20, the Senior
lodge is having a Cardparty and
following this is dance in the
evening at Ringbauer's Hall 515e
So. Ashland Ave. Come on, Jun
iors, let's show the Seniors how
they can depend on us.
Henry Weinhold is to be sta
toned at Great Lakes for about
eight weeks, and we're all glad
to hear about this. We know Hank
is glad of the opportunity of com.
ing home every other weekend.
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itself requires that before need
for such labor is certified, all sup
plies of free labor, including Soc
ondary sources, within the area
from which workers normally
come to perform work of this type,
must be exhausted. If there still
is labor to be obtained by study
of local employment effice regis
traticn or Selective Service ques-
tionaires; by recruitment of work
ers by personal canvass, advertjs-
ing, or through cooperation with
labor organizations and other
community groups, or in any other
way, then it cannot be said that
an areas supply is exhausted. lr
the second place, when need is
established, beyond question, there
are certain conditions that must
be met. These include limitations
imposed by the Geneva Conven-
ton as to type of labor. etc, short
age of guards, transportation diff
ficulties, the fact that detention
camps are concentrated in areas
where few work opportunities
exist, and the unwillingness of the
War Department to bring prison
ers of war into congested areas.
In any event, the War Manpower
Commission will continue to opers
ate, with respect to the employ
ment of prisoners of war, in con-
formity with this fundamental po-
licy: Prisoners of war shall not
be used in any way which will im-
pair the wages, working condi-
tions and employment opportuni-
ties of resident labor, or displacc
employed workers.
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CANTON ECHO
By Marilyn Schriever

Canton, O., Feb. 17-Everyone
had good time at the bowling
party held Sunday afternoon. The
winning team was treated by the
loosing team. Better luck next
time, "Loosers"
Don't forget the Social this Fri
day, the 18th. at 8 p. m. sharp.
Soldier on Furlough
Fritz Hockwarth was seen around
town last week end with his wife
Sophie. IT..
Minstrel Show Practices
Our first practice on Wednesday
got off on a bad start--the parts
have not yet been given out to
anyone interested please come
around at the appointed time. Our
secretary will keep you informed.
With all the talent in our club
and each person doing their
part, we know we can put on a
fin cshow.
We want to thank Mr.. SchOrS-
ten for installing our 1914 officers
last meeting YOU did a fine
job. Also we want to thank Mrs
Matthias for setting all the mem
bers up to cokes and for being
just swell person by again offer
ing her services wherever needed
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NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
By Henry and Paul.

New Castle, Pa, Feb. 17-Our
regular meeting was held last
Wednesday and it didn't turn out
SO good. | really don't know why
are members fail to show up when
a meeting is called. 7 think we
should start enforcing our bylaws
on some of these members. ANY
way the few that where at the
meeting decided to have card
party the second Sunday in March
Also a bowling party was planed
These two events can only be sue
cessful by the full cooperation OF
our members.
Basketball practice was held
last Friday and the same three
girls where the only ones there
Now you girls know that basket
ball game can not be played with
only three girls. This Saturday as
you know basketball carnival
will be held at Salem. The r. s
]. A. is giving all you girls the
honor to meet in one city and
show what a team can do. Now
the question is do you have a
team to represent your city?
Remember
Branch u will give free sup
per on March 4 at 6 o'clock. Let's
see all you ladies out, but watch
that waist line.
G. I. Notes
A very fine healthy looking
chap surprised us last week BY
coming home for while, he is
none other then Fred Schuster of
the Air Corps. Hope you had 4
nice time Fred.
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BOTSCHNER-THIEM
WEDDING

The Ieutsch Evangelical L,uth.
Church was the scene OF the wedd-
ing January 10Th OF Miss Anne
5. Botschner. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephan Botschner and SGT
Oscar Y. Them. army air corps.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
THEM. The Reverend Johannes
Deutschlaender performed the
ceremony.
Miss Botschner given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of white file taffetta with a long
train and finger tipped veil of
tulle. Her bouquet consisted Of
white roses and bouvardia with
an orchid corsage in the center.
Miss Marie Botschner sister of the
bride was maid OF honor. She
wore a pink marquisette gown
with matching head piece and cal
ried bouquet OF pink roses and
blue iris. Misses Louise Weishaa;
and Ethel Rienerth were attend
ants both wearing turqois gowns
of marquisette and matching head
pieces. They carried red roses.
Before the ceremony Mr.. John
Hallner sang The Sunshine OF
Your Smile" and Because"
A dinner and reception was held
at the West Side Sachsenheim in
honor of the bride and groom.
In about a month the bride will
join her husband who is stationed
i'll Topeka, Kansas.
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EL1w84R SS%s CITY
By Helen Thalgott

Ellwood City, Pa. Feb. 1--we
had our monthly meeting Sunday
and if we have to break our necks
we'll try to get to the basketball
carnival III Salem. We tried to
scrape up a team but we find it
impossible to get practice up in
such short time.
We decided to go to the Ice
Frollics in Pittsburgh on March
II, SO everybody please attend
next meeting SO that we can get
everything arranged.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
GARY. IND. NEWS
Bv Hermine Kraft

Gary, Ind, Feb. 1--WE held
our meeting and after roll call,
reading of minutes and the treas
urers report, we welcomed cou-
pie of new members.
Our club has just reorganized
and we are really making progress
We have nice crowd now and
hope to bring in few new mem
bers at every meeting. SO come on
kids!
If you are confirmed we need
you to help make this club a real
success!
A letter received from Petty Of
ficer &c Adele Taub now serving
in the Waves in Washington, d.
c., was read. She loves her new
job and we wish her lots of luck
Since we were not organized at
Christmas time, we just nov hal
a chance to share couple OF
Christmas cards and we thank the
sportclub OF Canton, Ohio, for
them.
Singing some of those good OLE
songs" and dancing followed our
meeting business. Refreshments
were served. and we decided to
call it a worthwhile get together
On Saturday, February 10, d
masquerade party will be held al
the Saxon Hall and Ne urge ali
members to attend for a swell
time. Don't forget that bowling
engagement on Sunday the 9th
either now!
Our next meeting will be held
on March 6 in the Saxon Hall.
Bring some friends.
Approximately 81 per cent ot
the nations board lumber now
comes from the south, mainly
from the so-callsd cotton belt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
CAPITAL CITY BITS
BY Katy Gotzmsister

Columbus, Ohio. | eb. 1--WE
had quite a fair turn out at our
Junior Saxon meeting last Thurs
day. What happened to the rest
of you? Were you showed under
The main discussion at the meet
ing was the basketball carnival
Our dance planned for February
has been postponed until later
date until the Saxon Hall has
been newly decorated.
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Farmers Need 3, loo, 900 Workers;
Probe Rail Facility Shortage
sv cons,e..mo france. P. Bolton

A GREEMENT was reached on the
"a conference report on Fl. J. Res
20S providing Tor recruitment of farm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

THE Byrd Committee on Reduction
= OF Nonessential Federal Expendi
tures has reported again. The total
number OF employees for December
2,9oo.936-is reduction over Novem-
be OF l5,0o6. Since June the reduc-
ton in Federal employees has been
l34,521. The Navy has increased its
employees by l.799 and the Veterans
Administration by 800. The reduction
trend continues, but very slowly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
xPaul McNutt. chairman of the
War Manpower Commission

prisoners of war now in this
country constitute very import
ant reserve source OF manpOwer.
This despite the fact that many
circumstances initiate against
their utilization. In the first place,
the War Manpower Commission
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

ldDOt ICl lItf.
w ar Aianpower
5 marie 5 an
nounce that agri-
cultures need for
seasonal labor for
the first half OF
1914 will be about
100000 persons.
n Fl o S E who
have to use
the railroads fire.
quently will be
glad to know
that the Senate
Inter state and
F foreign Com
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Are you and y'our relatives menr
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central Verband? II not, now
Is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representa-
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- Please patronize our al-
vertisers.
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DON'T LET
CONSTIPATION
SLOW YOU Up

. When bowels are sluggish - when you
feel irritable, headachy - do as millions
of folks do. Chew FEEN-A-MINT, the
modern chewing-gum laxative. FEEN-
A-MINT looks and tastes like your ia
vorite gum - you'll like its fresh mint
flavor. Simply chew FEEN-A-MINT at
bedtime - taking only in accordance with
package directions - sleep without being
disturbed. Next morning gentle, effect
i've relief. You'll feel like million again.
A generous family supply of FEEN-A-
MINT costs only 1Oe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

THE Treasury Post Office bill was
1 before the House several days this
week. Most efforts at more realistical-
ly economic action we're defeated by
narrow margins. 1t is gratifying to
note that in the effort made to cut
down the appropriations carried by
this bill, no effort was made to reduce
Post Office monies. Keen appreciation
OF the postal service was voiced on
every hand.
Post War committees are sitting in
both houses, the House Committee
meeting in executive session for pur-
poses of organization. Announcement
h. been made that Bernard Baruch
soon will be m4le consultant for the
committee
The Senate Committee under Seil-
ator George is publishing its first re-
port this week. This will include dis
cussions of general contract terrlina-
ton, reconversion and disposition of
surplus property. Further hearings are
expected soon
NINA YIN IIlOMAS OI -OldT1 has
~ introduced another bill for fed
orally supported adult education S.
1910. This bill is pending in COM
mittee.
The Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee has begun hearings on United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Ad-
miniStration.
THE War Production Board Paper
Division reports that practically
all paper mills are in operation in
spite of the short supply of labor and
materials. Tie recommended output of
] l,39S,S1 tons of paper and paper
board for the first quarter of this year
is under way
In this connection much could be
done if the small jobber in all the
steps from numbering on were given
a break. Hard woods are critical
need as well as wood pulp. Few people
have any conception of the impossible
situations these jobbers have to meet
and solve, not only without help but
actually against unnecessary hardship.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

Approximately 81 per cent OF
the nations board lumber now
comes from the south, mainly
from the so-callsd cotton belt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

THE Federal Security Agency
i wants general cooperation in a
physical fitness program for war
workers and civilians generally. De-
tails are to be found in two pamphlets
which, it is stated, shave been de-
veloped through the cooperative effort
of representatives of government. la
bol and management and produced
without cost to the government"
Copies will be available in the near
future through the Federal Security
Agency in Washington.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

nerce Committee has been holding
hearings on the shortage of Railroad
Facilities.