Lititz, United States

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Lititz, Pennsylvania. Farmers' market. Many of the farmers are Mennonites

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Volunteer firemen called out during an air raid drill

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Part of the Lititz fire department called out during an air raid drill

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Old Mennonite sweeping leaves

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Old Mennonite

Lititz, Pennsylvania. When all tires above five per car were called in, they were deposited with the station master and shipped to Harrisburg by train

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Mr. O.K. Bushong, express agent (left), supervising the loading of old tires to be shipped to Harrisburg

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Mr. O.K. Bushong, express agent. Two trains a day pass through Lititz on the Lancaster-Reading Railroad. He says that passenger trade has increased 100 percent since war

Lititz, Pennsylvania. "Frozen" brand new tractors displayed outside Diem's farm machinery store. No more farm machinery can be sold since November 1. They hope for some kind of rationing before spring

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Truckmen who deliver coal

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Emergency policemen outside their headquarters during an air raid drill

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Emergency policemen outside their headquarters during an air raid drill

Lititz, Pennsylvania. "Bosser" Kreider, day policeman, during an air raid drill

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Unloading calves and pig purchased at the union stockyards in Lancaster at Lutz's slaughterhouse

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Calves and pig before they are slaughtered at Lutz's slaughterhouse

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Woman selling eggs at the farmers' market

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Girls working at the Animal Trap Company treating themselves to a special lunch to celebrate the departure of one of them to work in a Lancaster department store

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Employees of the Animal Trap Company eating lunch off packing boxes; canteen accomodations are limited

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Truckman who delivers coal

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Gauge inspectors at the Animal Trap Company. Right front is Mrs. Julian Bachman, twenty-three, whose husband is in the Army