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MODERN ETIQUETTE Ss ROBERTA LEE

C. permissible invitation social affair for friend has invited? visiting the hostess friend conditions 
 sends flowers to friend who is and a written it? No a signature should the bread and butter plates remain the table?
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CORNELIUS RITES FRIDAY

Last rites for Jesse Cornelius age 69, who passed away April 26 at St. Ann's Hospital will be held at the Charles w. Carter Mortu- ary tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Adjutant Henry Loren zen will read the service. Inter- ment will be in the Evergreen Cemetery.
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THE DIPLOMATIC POUCH


 The Australian Government is sending a formal note to the State Department protesting General MacArthur's plan to rebuild Japan. Australia fears the resurrection of the Japanese military will again threaten the peace in Asia More money is going to Turkey this time $30o,000,000 The State Department considers it necessary in order to keep Turkey out of the Russian orbit Incidentally the Turks consider it quite joke the way they can squeeze money sout of Uncle Sam Sir Oliver Franks, the new British Ambassa- dor, will present his credentials to President Truman on May 30th. He's expected to be big improve ment. (One was certainly need ed.)
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pany are booked solid with round trippers The same
 is true of the Northland Transportation Company's Alaska Both ships of the Canadian Pacific are said to be sold cut In addition the Alaska Transporta- tion Company will have passenger vessel on the run and the Canadian National is also reported as again entering the Southeast Alaska route during the tourist season
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has brought Gen. Omar Bradley around to his view. As usual, Mar shall's decision was based strictly on strategic considerations, with put regard for the theological or political angles. Unfortunately, the effect on Brazil and other staunch friends of the USA will probably be disastrous
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NAVY HERE NEXT WEEK

There will be Navy Day in Juneau next week in fact several Navy days. The cruiser Astoria is due here next Monday afternoon and will remain in port perhaps for four days.
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HEAVY TOURIST TRAVEL

According to all available reports Alaska will nave an exceptionally heavy tourist travel during the com ing months and this travel will be to Southeast Alaska especially Steamers of the Alaska Steamship Com
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EASTERN STAR DINNER

For all Eastern Stars and fam fly, Tuesday, May II, 6:30. For reservations and charge, call Red 40 or Blk. ASA, before Sunday. Ob- ligation meeting follows 8 o'clock. All members requested to be pres ent. 979 3t
 ALICE BROWN, Sec'y.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

Taku Post No. 5559 Meets first and third Fridays. Post Hall, Sew- ard St. Visiting Com = rades Welcome.
 VERN METCALFE, Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK, Adjut- ant.
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CIRCULATING TAx-DoDGERs

The honeymoon appears to be over for those commodity spe cu- lators who have been manipulat- ing their long" and short" trad ing accounts to evade income taxes. sThe Internal Revenue Bureau has started an undercover probe of more than 600 spectators and their use Of loophole in the tax
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ALICE BROWN, s

AlcatraZ Island near San Fran cisco, now site. of federal peni- tenitary was once the nesting place of great flocks of pelicans.
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The law should require that candidate carry his kinsfolk around with him when he's running for office so the voters could whom they would have to support if they voted him into office.
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Sometimes while watching high prices or waiting on the ground floor for elevator, we almost lose faith in saying, All that goes up is sure to come down"
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psychologist says Henry Wallace is trying to ina himself It is our suggestion that Hank look in third place on November g.
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LOOK and LEARN 3, |. GORDON

great that it overlies the Atlantic than 200 miles at the mouth? department charge of affairs? practically half the worlds population? 4 hedonst? 5. s the poisonous?
 ANSWERS: 1. 2. Department of the Interior. 3.
 believes that pleasure is the chief good in life 5. king
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though he will probably be euchred out in the ke-filled rooms.
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One)
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Public Schools Concert was well attended It final musical program the school year
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Local Boy Scouts entertained their mothers this day program George Parks gave special address
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Weather: High, AZ; low, 3s; rain.
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L. Morris of 100 attempts for perfect SCI Juneau Gun Club meet Skee Club Glacier Higl
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The Sadie Capt Sandie Stevens brought 1000 pounds Of 0 the Juneau Cold Storage this day
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ioned of white silk, with high
neckline, round yoke, fitted bo-
dice full skirt, with just a sug-
gestion of a train. Whitesilk bon
net type half hat. with circular
veh. Flowers-'white snapdrag-
ons and gardinia corsage center.
Maid of Honor, Bridesmaid,
Tursuoise pique fashioned with
white eyelet yoke and circular cap
of eyelet. Flowers-pink snap
dragons and withe daisies. Junior
bridesmaidPink pique with white
eyelet yoke and circular cap OF
eyelet. Flower Girl - Ballerina
lenght. Flowers Jr. bridesmaid
same as bridesmaids. Flower
Girl-Daisy wreath.
Mother of Bride-Blue lace
with powder blue corsage. gloves
and hat, Mother of groom--Pink
silk with pink and moss green
hat, pink rose corsage.
Mr.. John c. Scott, J., Cleve-
land, o., was the best man and
Miss Thelma Hardin, Washing
ton, D. c., Maid of Honors, Ush-
ers Mr.. William Hagen and JUL
ius Nemeth, Junior Usher Will
liam J. Schneider of Cleveland,
Ohio, Bridesmaid Charlotte Glib
son, Akron, Ohio, Junior Brides
maid Janice Hyland, Barberton,
Ohio. Flower Girl Jean Wuchter,
Wadsworth, Ohio.
The bride is a graduate of
Wadsworth High School, Barber
ton School of Commerce and at
tended Akron University. En-
ployed in Korea and Japan with
the Red Cross.
The groom graduate of John
Marshall High School, attended
Baldwin Wallace College and is
now attending Wittenberg Col
lege. Overseas with 9TH Division
in Korea. The couple will make
their home in Springfield, Ohio.
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CANTON ECHO
By Heck

Canton, o., June a-May 10Th
was the night that the Juniors
gave the chicken supper for the
ladies that worked in the Kitchen
during basketball season. Not all
the ladies could come as some OF
them had to go to the Conven-
tion in Erie, Pa, but the ones that
did come enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. John Smiley is the happy
winner of the tablecloth that was
donated for this affair by Mrs.
Hochwarth. The Juniors thank
again all the ladies. We make a
supper for them and what do
they do? They donate three quart
ers of the meal that they eat
themselves. So far as we are con-
cerned there are no better ladies
anywhere in the country. Let us
give three rousing cheers for our
ladies lodge!
Congratulations go again to
our members Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Ebey who became the proud
parents of baby girl about two
weeks ago. How about it, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebey, when do ge get an
other basketball star? One is
only the beginning, let's keep up
the fine work.
Congratulations and best wishes
for the future years are also in
order for Dan Ongerth and Marie
Pacher who became engaged on
May %. If this keeps up we ought
to have some fine additions to our
club in the not too distant IT,
ture.
The splash party that we had
last May 21st was a big success.
Herbert Hochwarth won the
contest by catching the most
gold6shes. Hilda Lutsch won sec
ond prize and Sonny Smiley won
the BOBBY prize. The prizes were
! large, medium and small gold
fish bowls. Thanks to the social
committee for this affair and we
hope that we have more of them.
Things like this hold a club to-
gether, you know.
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AGNETHLER HOME TOWN
REUNION

We hope to great a good num-
Der of our young people, to help
make our Gregori success. Most
of you were babies or very young
when we held our first reunion.
1t will make your parents happy
to know you take an interest in
this, our annual meeting. A good
time is planned for young and
old. We have good base ball
diamond on the picnic place, it
will be dancing, refreshments etc.
We hope for good weather but
there is plenty of shelter in case
of rain, The place is easy to find.
Clevelanders take Pearl Road
to York Road and watch for the
signs. People from out-of-town
take route 81 to junction North
Royalton, route 3, turn right till
YOU hit York Road. signs will be
placed here. ~ Mile away is Nc
kerahans Grove.
Hope lot of you will make an
effort to come.
The Committee.
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T. S. ]. A. NOTICE

l. Please fill out all membership
cards completely and send them
to Mary Paul, Assistant Secreta-
ry, 3l7 S. Craig ST., Pittsburgh
Is, Pa.
z. Fir each membership card
sent to the Assistant Secretary,
head tax fee of 25c, should be
sent to the Treasurer. Chicks
should be made out to Edith
Bodendorfer, and sent to 9l5
Beckford ST., New Castle, Pa.
The names OF all delegates and
alternates for the T. S. J. A. con-
vention should be send to the
Secretary Immediately.
Please take care of the above
items by June II or bring cards
and money to the Convention
However, these must be in the
hands of the designated officers
before the convention opens in
order to have a vote.
Treasurers books will be closed
for the year l947-48 on June II.
There are still some clubs to be
heard from. in regard of donations
to the Saxon Relief Fund. If your
club is contributing, please send
check to me Immediately.
a. Please cash T. S. ]. A. checks
received by your clubs which are
refunds of the Basketball Forfei.
ture Fee, Immediately.
Edith B. Hartfelder,
T. S. ]. A. Treasurer.
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SAXON VETERANS
By Frank Ham
Meeting

Our meeting will be on Mon
day, June 9TH, at the West Side
Sachsenheim at 8 o'clock. Our
Summer activities will be started
at this meeting so let's have a
good attendance. Any Saxon We
terans not yet members of our
Association are invited to Join
our group.
Have your list of canned goods
ready for this meeting fellows
and save your families some real
money.
The Veterans who attended
the Central Verbands Convention
sure had fun and were delight
fully surprised by the elaborate
Erie Saxon Hall. We wish 10
take this opportunity to thank
the Erie people for the good time
accorded their visitors.
Comments on the business 1T
the Convention may appear in q
later issue.
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On our very crucial game with
you this June 9th you can expect
about Is of us to be there. Best
of luck to our team. We intend
to give you a good battle.
Very Important News
June. 18th the Canton Juniors
are holding setni-formal dance
calld the Wishing Well Ball. The
admission is 85c per person. -.
Tickets may be obtained from
any of the Juniors or through
Ginny Miller. Tickets will also
be at the door. A special invita-
ton is extended to all clubs.
Come to Canton and have a good
time.
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By MARTY

Homestead, Pa, Jdne 3-1his
is the big weekend for the local
Juniors. Saturday night we are
bringing our first summer ven
ture to suncessful close. In the
event that there are any doubts
IN the minds of the visitors as to
the location of the hall. l will
again give directions.
The dance will be held in the
Bulgarian Hall. which is located
in West Homestead. There will
be people stationed at the club
to guide anyone who is unfani-
liar with the city to the dance.
From reports that have reach.
ed me it seems that the members
are bit lax in getting rid of their
tickets. Let's go gang. Remember
that this is all done with an eve
toward having basketball team
represent us this winter. II we
are to be represented in the lea
que then we will have to do 3
lot of hustling.
Several of our membership Pm
told, were present at the senior
convention in Erie. At the mo-
ment no reports have been re.
ceived by me as to what took
place. l presume that a full re-
port will be given in the German
section.
l know for a fact that excite
ment is running high concerning
the T. S. J. A. convention to be
held soon. To some of us this af-
fair will be a revelation and then
there are those who have attend
ed other Junior conventions. You
folks in Farrell may be sure that
there will be a good delegation
from our town there. At the mo.
ment can not say just how many
! Odds n, Ends
1t seems to me as a casual oh.
/ server that there is something in
the wind between Pete and Hal
Won't try to make any predic,
tions just yet.
I've been informed that Ernie
is playing soft ball. They must
need back stop an the team.
The club is still a pretty lonely
place during the week. Why car
not we get down SO see Ed and
Anne more often?
Guess that I'm in the dog house
over the failure of the advertising
campaign. The trouble is sha,
there are some of us who work
| for q living.
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ATTENTION.
BRANCH l AND q.
Movie Night

On Friday, Jurc 4, the Juniors
Committee of Branch | and 4 will
present Childlens Movie Night
at the West Side Sachsenheim,
7OOl Denison Avenue, starting
promptly at 8 o'clock. Admission
will be FREE to all children.
however, small charge will be
made for Adults.
The program will consist of a
full length movie starring Bobby
Breen, colored cartoons and short
subjects. A really nice show for
the enjoyment of the parents as
well as the children. There will
be free surprise for everyone
attending.
Please be on time in order to
see the complete show and not TO
disturb the showing of these fine
films.
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CLEVELAND LUTHERAN
CHORUS CONCERT

The time for the annual con-
cert of The Cleveland Lutheran
A Capella Chorus is again near.
The date for this years concert is
June 9th. The time is 4 90 p. m.,
the place, Severance Hall. A very
interesting program is being pre-
pared, including several numbers
of Mr.. Stricklings own arrange
ment. All lovers of choral music
should make arrangements to
heal this concert. For further
information call:
Mrs. p. Weilander.
at Bedford l93-W.
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QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found on page 2.

|. A calorie is a unit of whats
?. What are the words of the
Great Seal of the United States!
3. Who created the character Of
Scrooge?
q. Who sent the famous mess
age 1--WE have met the enemy
and they are ours?
S. What nationality was Archi-
medes?
6. What is the salary Of the
President of the United States!
7. What is a cfarade?
8. Who was Omar Khayyam?
When did Abraham Lincoln
use these words: with malice
toward none, with charity Tor
all?
10. In what country was KRIS
ten Flagstad born?
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Wedding Bells

Congratulations to Gus and
Millie Falk who were married on
April oath.
Singers, what is going on that
no one wants to come singing
What ever it may be, hard feel
ings, don't like the way it's being
run. don't like the songs, what Oh
earth is it? Don't keep it to your
self, come down and at the next
meeting come out with it, we
want Our chorus to be an success
don't We: Will maybe some OF
you don't?
1t is a little heart breaking
when a hundred and same say
they will come down to sing and
SO show up. Is that what they
call the Saxon spirit? This ten
sion or what have you down here
is childish. Let's go down, open
minded and have a good time
learning new songs. Please.
'Ronrtie you've been doing
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NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, o., June v--Our
concert on Maya23rd was a sue
cess. The singing: went over
splendidly. Our guests were New
Castle and the Youngstown
Maennerchor.
After the concert is over. a
delicious Gulash dinner was serv-
ed, and then we had dancing
from. 9 to IL by five pieces Of
Carmine Cicocelli's Youngstown
Symphony Orchestra.
Baseball
Sunday, June 9th. Youngstown
will play ut Farrell. You can
rest assured Youngstown will be
we'll represented.
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THE Joint Congressional Eco
l nomic Committees recently re.
leased report on the price situation
stresses certain interesting points,
among them:
1. Excise taxes directly affect
ing essential cost of living items
should be repealed.
2. Export controls should be ap-
piled to products for which foreign
demands might cause sharply in
creased domestic prices.
3. Reclamation and drainage pro-
grams now under way should be
completed quickly to increase food
production.
a. Fertilizer production should
be increased and extra output sent
abroad in order to reduce foreign
demands on American food and
shipping.
S. Business should follow mod
crate price and profit policies and
labor should adopt reasonable poll
cies on wages and productivity.
6. VICTORY G A RD E N s
SHOULD BE REVIVED.
THE Bureau Of Mines has an
L nounced the release of a is
nm. sound color motion picture,
"Chio and it's Mineral Resources"
with a running time of 20 minutes.
Applications for free short-term
loans of the film should go to
Graphic Services Section, Bureau
of Mines, 1890 Forbes Street, Pitts
burgh 13, Pa.
s. A JOINT Resolution requesting
"A the President to issue a proc
lamation designating M e m rial
Day, 1948, as a day for nation.
wide prayer for peace" has been
offered by Senator Ferguson. He
suggested that "there are two ways
to arm for defense, one materially,
the other spiritually. The govern
ment itself can arm only material
IT,, but the people who compose the
government must arm spiritually
to defend America"
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CLEVELAND OST
Branch 33.

All members of Branch 80 are
hereby informed that the meet
ing will be held on Friday, June
II, at 7 80 p. m. at the East Side
Sachsenheim, l4OO East 55. Str.
All members are requested to
be present and hear the report of
our delegates to the convention
held in Erie. Pa.
Martin w. Guist, Sec'y.
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FRANCH q.

Members take notice please that
ouf next meeting will be on Sun
day, June 6, at 3 p. m. All .mem-
bers are cordially invited to at
tend. The delegates will report
the results of the Convention and
please stay for Card Party and
Cake and Coffee.
Elizabeth Tischler, Sec'y
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UdSlS IOT WOIIlCI
in the armed
t o r c e S. AS
agreed upon the
bill establishes
Regular and Re-
s e rye compo-
nents for wom-
en- in the armed
forces and au-
t h o ze S the
strength of the
Regular compo-
nent of women
in the services
to be obtained
by committing 2
per cent of the
t o t a strength
Of the armed
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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
Next important Meeting

Our next important meeting
will be Sunday, June 9th, at 7 p
m. in the church gym.
Plans will be made for our yearly
picnic honoring the newly initial
ed members of our league. An
other item on our agenda to be
discussed is the purchase of re-
corder for Our Socials.
Let's see if we can't have q
very good attendance, because
afterwards there will be enter
tainment.
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Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday, May
7, in the Bethany Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Rev. DR.. J. Fl.
l.. Trout officiated at 7 o'clock
and reception followed at the
Church parlor.
The pride given in marriage
by .her father, wore o gown fash
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Wvchter-Hoqemeier Nvptio|s

Miss Juanite Wuchter, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. |. Wuchs
ter, SOB Broad Street, Wads.
worth, Ohio, became the bride OF
Mr.. Richard G.. c. Hagemeier,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Hagemeier, 34O7 w. l45th ST.,
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This and That from WASHINGTON

CENATE and House Conferees
~ have reached agreement on S.
1641 which provides a permanent
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Are you ana your relatives msm.
borS Of the Sick Deno1t Society,
ana Central vseband II not, nov
10 the time to jo1n. Tor moro IN.
formation cali the local represe1r
tativo.
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- Please patronize our ad-
vertisers.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Carl and Johnny

Cleveland, O., June 3-A load
of congrats to Erie for putting
over such fine convention for
the many that were in attendance
Old Dan Cupids pet, the love
bug has bitten one of the East
Siders again and the best of
everything in luck and happiness
sent to Dick Geiger and Bertha
Guentter of Youngstown on their
recent engagement.
Our Scarlett and Grey will
take the field this Sunday at 1 80
to play West at Kirkland on 49th
St. between St. Clair and Lake
Shore Blvd.
After the game there will be
refreshments and music for every
ones dancing pleasure.
swell job and you knew there's
lot of us that will do all we can
to help you and the chorus.
If there is anyone who doesn't
come because of lack of transport
tations call one of the singers
who have cars, they will be glad
to help you out. I'll be seeing
you on Tuesday nights from new
on, huh, how about it?
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IN MAY oath the Joint Con-
~ gressional Committee on La
Management Relations began
public hearings to consider pro-
posals for amendments to the Taft
Hartley Labor Relations Act. The
purpose is to bring forward specific
suggestions resulting from expert
ence under the Act rather than 20
create a sounding-board for broad
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SALEM NEWS
BY Betty Polder

Salem, O., June 3-iAh gee,
too bad you guys lost to Detroit
but better luck next time. So far
we have got two victories and
loss. Our loss was Dct, otis gain.
The score was Detroit 3, Salem z
The next game will be June 9th
when Canton travels down to our
fair city. May the best team win
Spring is when a young man
turns his thoughts to a ring and
the first one this year to do SO
was George Spack. Congratula-
tions to you Lerry Baker and
George on your recent engage
ment.
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general statements for or against
the Act.
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A RECENT census survey gives
"A interesting data on working
wives. From March, 1910, to April,
1947, their numbers have increased
from about 3 million to 6.5 million.
This survey indicates that wives
with children of pre-school age
rarely work, while those with chill
dren of school age are taking jobs
in an increasing proportion in fac
tories.