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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Hetetttt SYt,tphenie
Or8eiter
4at Yroben ansefansen

AoIpb g. Scnes, ser bos Seiahts
Snn rhonte Srt,eiter eeariinhet bot,
aab hefnnnt. bob Iein Srheiter be.
acrnen bat nit Trcben. 1ieies Or.
DIETER iest lid, hauptidhlih aus @e.
if,aitslellten unh profeiiionelIen 9ei,.
ten sniammen. SbmohI cs niht fiir
4rotit crganiiiert lit 70 bat es bod
als Crheiter ihon acn5erte aeeeben,
ems iiir oen 9eiebts aimanies alub
Trrben pernen aehalten ieoer
Wo1.ae abenos I'm 8 llbr in Serrf,
ssones Saus 2976 2incoln 8lpo
gr benotiet nod Wocbpino. uni
gro5initr,mente. Mer mitipieler
mill melbe iih boloiait.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Alliance Revue
By George Names

Alliance, O., Nov. 2s-Since
basketball season is SO near every
one IS happy. We started prac-
ticlne about two weeks ago und-
er orr new coach Coin Schwartz
We know that he will hees
We know that he will make 4
good team out of US or bust.
think we wifi have a strong
tea mrepresenting in the league
and we know that we will give
Lofaln. who we play Dec. End, a
good game.
Dance
liter the game with Lorafn we
will nave a dance, and we want
to Invite everyone who desire to
come. The orchestra was not
as yet chosen. We will insure YOU
of having a good time.
Special Meeting
We will have a special meet
ing the 10Th Of November. and
we want ali the Alliance Junior
Saxons to be there at 8 P. NJ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

berftnnbstrdtt beiiher. Gnies na6r,
hdftes giien, hds reid in Gifdnttner
unb Ntneralen lit, friide 2uft.
Cprnenlh heir, Rorperbefpegurg.
Snreloiiafeit. aenIaenb Shlof unb
CUTE &erhdlrlina ioipie rtftiae Nus
thetonne troaen bd5u bet, bic Bts
beritdrbefrdft aegen Nn9rtif bon
&eimen mlf3lbauen.
Wiefe Nenihen bedffen eine rIeihfe
GrfdItune" fr,tn,. neil lie 9lduben,
baB es nidt ernithdft 1T. Sies If
ieboh ELM CROKER ssehler, benn ipenn
iif Die empfinolihen Shleimhdutc
Der Naie llnb bes Salies ent5iinben.
tperber lie leifter BON Den Grfdl<
tllllgsfeimeu dnaegriiien. auf bieie
Nrt fdnr lid cine ieihfe Grfdltllng
poer elm ShnlIpfen an elmer ipirflth
errifbuften arnnfheit cnffpidclu, tpic
& 9. 2unsenentsilnbune pber Sn&
fluen3d. @enu cine Grfdltunq i'm
Nnfanesitabilm lit, fdnn iie leiht
bon elmer VerIon anf bic anoere
iiberfraaer tperben. Seier Sic bae
her ppriid1tia linb bdlten Gle ltets
Elm TnId'entrh por Munh unb Ndie,
frenr sic hniter oher rieien Iuf
tteie Irt fonnen Sie es rerhtneerr,
orhere Menihen nit Sbrer grfdls
tllna at3uiteden.
Wenn Sic iih ertdlfet baben. nhten
Gle bdrauf. bab sie eeriieenn nobrs
bates enen uno Hube befommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
He4ntaln elite her3liebe
Gtnla>utto

an olIe gplfsaenp1en hpn yonmas-
tcpn nnb BEN Wad,baritGbten ~ Der
anffibrnna bes semaltieen reliaiS.
fen 3ramas
,,Kantpi nnt 6ett"
am 26. Npncmber, nm 3 lthr mad.
mittcas im sunth Sinh Nnbitorinm
anf oer sibicite Mnrfetitrake. Seber
Mnmeicnhe tuirh babel et,pas erleben
mas pcit iibcr icine Grmartnna hin.
anseebt, tucil Der spiellciter Serr
Sbomas 9hcmae Sicsmal NIT bieicm
strf cine spikeulciitnns porbereitst
hat. Mir fcnnen aQe ieine ecttaeiea.
nctr ;Sabe, bic cr anf benz Bebiete Der
Mniis nnb annit nns id,un oft in
Cperetten unb 3heateritiiden bemie.
fen hat nnS andl bic Spicler iinb bies.
mai pieoer Bic beiten MoIeninbaber,
bic man iid MIR tuiinid,en Fam. 3cr
iuolltc ba sn6anie blciben nnb 10 ei.
men ld)oncn Sunntas nadmittas per.
paiien? &pmmt allc, ihr uer6et er.
bant nnS snfricSen nad) benz Grleb.
ten bcimaeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
frdn Neeiepelf ipraeb
iibet ,;frieHe in 1lnteriea' I
Satin Ses TrGiibenten erflGrte in
gtemarf, bic Wereinisten staafen
ieter bic ein,;ae ipai,re 1emufratie.

Nepar.. e. s gmerifa piinidht
Srieben. erfIdrte ssrou SronfIir 8.
Horiepelt boz 1000 Gerionen bier
lnh fiiats hiniu. slmerifo lei eliid.
lif hab es in ssrienen lebe, oenn bic
rieifiihrenoen 9toticnen fpiiroen
no+ Dem ariea id,led,ter baitehen als
porher.
Sic iproh ouf SER 2. 1aalma Der
soun SoG Of GIier gcuntn unb ihr
Shemn mar: .5rieSe fir Mmerifa"
Sic fiihrte aus:
vWir iinb gliidlih, neil pir in
Tr,eben leben. Sober, Der int ariee
iii. sann MIR an eirs oenfen - ben
rag an Dem Ser ariee enben ipirb.
Sic eriitieren linb tparten Wdrten
anf ben saa. an Dem Der 3riea en-.
ben pirb; ober iie tperoen feltitelen,
tpera oieier Gag fnmntt. bab lie
Vrnhleme ,it loien noben, bic arCser
itnb als Die, bic lie pcr benz arieae
bot:en."
Sic erfIGrte bdrn. bob Mmerifo
a,ith ieine VrcbIeme hobe. bdS bieie
ieocda ntht 10 arob rparen, i,nb fuhr
forr:
~Ilnfere Vrnbleme iin6 Die Nrob-
lems oes 5rieoers. Die mir nod niht
aeloit haben. Sir slmcrifo lit Die
@erannportl,ne lehr grob. Gs lit ae.
aenipdrtig bie einsiae arobe 7emo.
fraiie. Wir ii,,o Elm Tof. bos in Der
Wclt oIs elm oemotratiifes Iolf her
porrroqt. an bic bemcfratiife ne
aie,urasform alaubt, bab bas ToIf
iif iel5it resieren llno ieine Brob-
leme ilnter set oentofratiihen Regie.
r,rnasform reeeIn fam. 9as lit oas
arobte, mas mir fit Den isrieben t,in
fcnnen.
Meiter erfldrte lie. tie habe arf
ibrer Meiie nieiteeitellt, bab oas
ean;e golf feinen arise rpolle, aber.
fiigte lie btns,, bel einem ariee lit
fteis @efabr fit Ben @eit Der @elt.
Sic tpon6te iih oonn eeeen eine Sio.
Iierun9spolitif Der Il. 6.
NT;;r4 ~ 0o,t1hfo~4 Aax GnaIa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

bor1crontrren fptrb.
Dele Veriamml,ne 1T oIio cine
Der fp!f,tigifen uni. es ioI1te fetn 9ru.
6er feblen.
NoG midjtieer!
gs IT iebr rotiom, oab bic grii6er,
ipelds nod riidit1noia iino. iih gut.
ltebenb MAIDEN, bomit bos nene ssobr
nit 3uperiiht uno in Sronuna an.
getreten tperben fonn.
sehr iuihtia!
Wem bie 8riioer ibren ain6ern
ober 1rernben Elm nertpolIeS
Wcibnad,ts. .8eidlenf
mah"n fuolier, Damn iol1ten lie bar.
nod trahten, ban,t lie in Ben Ser.
ein unb Central 0crbonb Mufnabme
finoeu. ~Wer bem Central Ierbanb
nid' aneehort, aebt nnierm @olfe
perloren". 7ieie @erantportl,na oori
fem Siebenbiireer Sohie ouf iif
nebmen. Der Minter riidt ndber, es
bat ieber 3eit ooriiber nahsuoenfer
l,nb IT tpiro AZ Ser ueberseuaunq
fonmen ODER bat es aug Grfabruno
delarnt, bas ein golfseenoiie, ber
ietnem GoIfe fern bIieb. 70 peit i'm
Mer'henitrcm oobin aetrieben tpi,r,
be, bis er niht mcbr suriid fonnte
rnh 10 unter fremben Menid,enae,
mild ieine Verirrl,ne unb Mufloiunq
fonr.
0erum iaee ih. .Wer 6em Gen,
trol @erbanb niht dneebSrt, qebt LIN.
iern 0olfe perlcren."
Ti,t einem fleinen getroq, Of el
nun ainberloee ober Grnaniene
alai'e tit, fam habrr hieien Meniher
Die mir lieb baben. bos id,Gnite @eib
nahtsaeihenf fiir ibr eon3es 2eber
gemaht tperben.
@errs 0eppner, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
UMs youngstown, Obts
G:nTubnua ,nm 8athorinenball.

8ueig 90 peronitaltet am 25. go.
6ernber, 8 ltbr obenos, einer 9atha.
rinpnbon, su tpelhem mir Speie 80,
oIIe s1neer, Die Suseno uno ale
Greunbe unb gefannte ber5lih Elm.
Idben. @eierniert oieien Mbeno fiir
bieien Sfped, oenr bas aomitee tpirb
olIes tun, mas mn in ibrer aroften
ftebi, anf hob ale eine quite 9eit ia.
ben slIle Shneitern nit Namen ga.
tbarino iino gebeten, ipenn es ibnen
mo1lif, lit, an bieiem Mbenb ettpas
aunen mitsl,brinsen. I'm 5ablreihen
9eiuf bitter 9as 9cmitee.
per gliiobetb Shunn, Erot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Der lebte 6ru6!
@pn Gihenbprff.

cstf fnn tom Wolbe hernieber.
So itdnh nod, bds nlfe 6nus.
Dteln 9iebchen, lie 'd,dufe pieber
8ie icnit gum Senirer binaus.
Sie bat eincn nnhern oencmmen,
I'd, mar brniiRen in Sd,lad,t linb Sieq.
9tur iii o(les nrhers aefcmner,
Sd, pcllt' 9 mar picber crit 8riea.
Im @cae bort ipicite ihr &ineleirJ,
9as alid, ibr edit al,f Elm Saar,
I'D, fliSt's allf iein rctcs Miinbletn,
@ott ieane bid immerbdrl
Ste aber ihaiite er1d,roden
Mof lanae 3eit mad, mir hin
ltrb id,iittelte iinnenb bic 9cder
llno puBte nidt, fper ich bin.
Od hrnben boh itdnb id, an gd,ine,
ga ra,iid,ten bic @dlher 70 idd,t,
Tein 3dlbborn, bds Hans tpie int
Srdlim
1iriiber bic adn3e Nadt.
ltnn aIs bic @oelein ianeen
1riihmoreens. lie fpeinte 10 iehr.
I'd nher mar melt fd1pn aeadneen,
9iur iiebt lie mid rirrmermebr!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
(Sortietuna bon Seite 1.)

reftcc griebre+ers cine 9ehe,ltlina
unb sinen llminna aenommen, tpelf,e
eons berporragenb eenannt perben
ntiiiien.
) llnIere 9dnbesfird,e hat IN Sieben.
'biiraen iiber 600 Golfsihullebrer
Die e;ne 7lenitieit BON 40 ,Sabren sll
leilten haben. Snfolae Der 40jnbriaen
Wi' fiomfeit nm Seminar eraibt iif
eemnah, boR io,uiaeen ausnabms.
los uue in Siebenhiiraen tGtieen
oe,tt. .her Sehrer unb nuh piele an.
herot 2anoesteile bon 9riebreder
al,fs nadlhaltiglte beeinfl1bt mprben
limo, baf 8eiit pon ieinem 8eiite,
Seele bon ieiner Seele, bab @laube
BON 'einem @lauben in au bieier
2ehrern ipirflan lit l,nb lie Su ben
2eiit,uneen treibt, lpelhe lie rpllbrit.
gen III ebrlidher, trel,er, blnaeb,lness
boiler, eeipliienbaiter srbeit.
s 900 2ehrer unterrihten abe,
Gag fiir Gag ,no Sabr fir Sabr et
fpa 10000 oeutihe Shulfinoer, De,
men lie al Sas an Srcmn,iefeit, 9ie,
be gum GcIf, Gfl;c1taefiibl, slrbeits,
ipillinfeit linh ehrl'hem Streben nit
;uaehen ben1iitt iinb. mas lie Ieiner'
oos Gmpidneene nieber an ibre Ell
eensn ainher peiterseben unb 10 IT
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ben. guf bieie Meiie erflebaea 81
iih nid,t MIR iiberfliiIfiger HbfoIEs
itoife. Die Sbre 8eiun6beit beeins
fInHen unh bos mtierdble unS M
hehoeIi9e 8efiihI perdrldifeu. ious
bern es reat nuf, ben Mppetif a.
Surh Iesteres fpirb benz 0Urpee
aebclfen, nahrbdfte Speifeu aiit8as
nebmen. hie Shre dIeemetne 0t6ers
itdnbsfraft d,ifbauen.
Iuf ieben Sou: @erna4fdiiiaen Sa
cine grfdlfurg riHt. gehdnbeio
Sie bteiclbe errithdft unS pernaslfs
tiq namit Sic lie i@nen iiber0
tpinbeu.
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&esept fir Bei6nad tsse6S4
YfeNernRNe

tDieies &esest erstbt Il. 190 vtsftsrnS&eo
! Saiie 3rder. 8 eier. bic seriebsss
Sfdle etner 9itrone. 1 g6lDEd
3imt, 9 l1naen fonbierte 9ttronens
llnb Apfelitre11ihale. Elm heines btDs
den Neusfdtnub urb aspei SaTeN
Webl.
Yadn riihre 3uder unS @ier e;as
hdibe Stunbe lang ,tnb fnae ale drss
neren 3utoter htttsu Nohbem beg
Sete iorefdItie blirheedrbettet n.
t,fe man fLeine Sdufhen 3ei4 o1H
bds einsefettete &u9enble6. Heoll
babe bic &uher big lie i4on fnufpes
rig lirb braun iirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

q I + o er bt3
QpriL Dor, tpenn
Ia dlfes. ffiiemis
fhes @irtertpet~
hr ei1rfett unb
fehr IN E n ice
R enIhen Ben
peinnber Cons
ne eni6eir ees
nieben fonner.
@ie es BET bee
len GrfrdnfMns
gen. Die hur4
&einte berporges
rufen fperben,
her Sdn 1T, bes
fallen Grfdltunz
gen iolfe 0eute
ipenieer. Die piel
1nrnerJtdne @i<
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Lorain News
By "Buby" Schenker.

Lorain. O.. Nov. 23-Another
meeting was held without much
OF anything accomplished. The
committees for the basketball sea.
son were chosen. Starting the
month of December we will have
a meeting every Monday as we
did t years back.
Basketball
Practice will be held everv
Wednesday at Howthorne Jun
ior High School 1T 7 o'clock.
Every player should try to at
tend every practice firm now on.
Alliance
We are been looking forward
to this game for some time now
and now that it has come we
regret to say we can not play. The
game will probable be postponed
due to the election of Senior Of
fce1s.
.. To All Members
Il is very important that you
attend both the Junior and Senior
meetings due to the election Of
new officers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

Vtfl0ea3eWe 1tQ
iinb, II - 70
fo1n, n9 Mls
FafSiser S0{d
ftoxe a. esuke&
gen. 1ssss, -
@dtur in three
regelmdbtaM
9dhafeit ridtss
ger Ausf6e 6eibusle
perinat. etW 9la;s
fdnb. blss o.
mob Mid etne
9 rfdItune Be-
gletfef. lam, 1les
fee mt SD
elmer 5etterpro&
ten Webiain poss
betdrrtem Neut
4ass>s
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Siueie 30.

gin 8. Gesen,ber finbet lmlere Ser.
fomm!une itatt Sie Ititelieber tper.
ben boroui oufmertiom aemaht, oob
an bieicm Scge sic 9eontcnlpabl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Etss< ,,(etekt< Ertalts~1" ,,se1
kc4 te(Hptelto ee,p~i{>>e! /.

~ rllninsen fonneu enttpeher boN
u anftediine Dber bon &etmen
- herriibrer. lleber bic 1GIfte
0er NenI6en in bieiem 2ai,oe bo.
ben idhrlid ein biz stpei anfdIIe
bon @rfdltlinaen. Ote meiiten Grs
mltin9en fonrmen in ben Woudten
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To All Members

'einc Seuhelei hereinfollt unb feline
Hetrun9en bleft nno bann nod,
obeHbrei ieinen anhenabiaG nea.
traet!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

men, 81. Senex n yssm
beiten erideinen. Oh IassSc3 !
es dnerfan1t tuorbex, bad lsG1ex a.
eerent before Uerbu,aine nsD -
iheibing tpt&4ia finS, eine Gfa p
hiWg az iibertpinben. @asM -
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Aus 5ifbenbGrQe11

ltnunterbruhener 9efte fort uno fort:
9ebccrtdtisfeit: enblos Iebenbia, ME
erlo,menb, tets aeue ar1Ite berpcr.
briaaenb, INNER onbere ssprmen an.
nebrenb, aber bod efpie tpeiter
ihufferb.
Itoae Serrn 9lreftor griebreher
Die 8etpibheit. ioIhe srbeit aele,itef
su bcben. ieinen 9ebensabeno freunb.
lid crhellen. 9r. g.
Dir erlebiate Sen,tnorbireftoritel1e
lp,irhe pom Sot,l g. q. Der @plfen.
borffr Tiorrer Sernnnn Rehner ee.
ma 1Il. Gr lit inn Sabre 1903 nls
SoGn bes Tinrrers Sbomns Steiner
in Salpelogen aeborer, bat oos
Naonacaium in Sena, 5hiirinaen,
beenoet, in McItpf. Tomntern, nnb
alarienbilre, Sieherbiiraen, itliotert
llnr mar al Der en1raeliid,er Gclfs.
lh,,le in Seltou nlebrere Sabre ofs
Hef:or tatis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
ue,ae Hetti4e Slider

gartb-Gie Stride unb bic politiihe
ernae bon &eute
gni,tr-0te tlleeale Edrtei.
Ootlin-0ie oei,tife 2tteratlr int
Muslan6 felt 1893.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Sptcl nnh Teripner:

Tft1 dIItfHerSItW1fen Wtllbeh
Sas Seitfon1itee
M;t herslid,cn 8rnfen nnb tnni'
eem Nllfpmmcn
Der airfcnrnt Der
Sons Bauer. Wt:hael Chefs. Hetn.
bo,h Sesfe. grnit aonie. @ecre
9erenot unb Sans 9utif.
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: @liid III 2eu9ten 6er SeeIe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-30
NEUTRALITY LAW
 MAY BE REPEALED
Congressman J. Joseph Smith Will Vote That
 Way If War Breaks

Should war break out in Europe and President Roosevelt call Con- gress into special session, Congress- man J. Joseph Smith of this city IS expected to be one of the leaders in the fight to repeal the present neu- trality and embargo provisions. Con- gressman James A. Shanley Of New Haven would also probably back the president, while the five Republi- cans in the House from this state would be with the opposition.
 Growing sentiment is reported for a change in the present regulations, even in the ranks of the "isolation- ist" bloc in Congress. Some sources state that if special session is nec- essary, the president will have little difficulty in securing the passage of neutrality and embargo legislation that he wishes.
 President Criticizes
 The president yesterday criticized members of Congress who blocked him at the last session in his, at- tempt to modify the law. Their ac- tion. he asserted, encouraged Hitler to take his present stand. and had been carefully noted in all the world capitals. Several weeks ago, the pres ident declared that those who had blocked modification of the neutral ity act were gambling with war"
 Should Europe have a war and Congress be called, Roosevelt SUD- porters will offer an amendment te the neutrality act allowing "cast and carry" purchases of arms, mu- nitions and supplies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-30
POLAND CALLS
 UP MORE TROOPS
Army of l,SOO,OOO Now Will Be Increased; Calm
 Still Prevails
By EDWARD W. BEATTIE, JR.

By EDWARD w. BEATTIE, JR. United Press Staff Correspondent)
 Warsaw, Aug. 30- UP) - Poland called up new thousands of reser- vists today to swell its army of l. 800 ,O0O men already under the colors.
 Reservists holding white cards were summoned, which means all trained reserves and specialists under 40 in some sections and all under 35 in others. The men must report to their regiments within three days.
 Simultaneously the government ordered all horses and wagons not engaged in harvesting, as well as all automobiles, motorcycles and bicy- cles placed at the disposition of the government within seven days. A government commission will decide what will be requisitioned and will reimburse the owners.
 Placards Posted
 Placards were posted in the streets calling the reservists. The govern ment announced over the radio that German aggression" made adequate defense imperative.
 Troops hitherto have been called up without public announcement. Today's action meant abandonment of the unobstrusive mobilization which always has been the motto because Poland wanted to avoid any charge of aggression.
 The mobilization proclamation ap- peared on huge sheets of pink paper with staring black letters regarding "The president of the republic has ordered general mobilization"
 The fact is that 1t is not real general mobilization but that nc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-30
WASHINGTON IS
 IN PREPARATION
Stopped Foreign Ships Will Be Freed Today;
 Set for Emergencies
BY GRATTAN McGROARTY
 Limited Press Staff COrrespOndent)


 Washington, Aug. 30.-(UP)- The state department announced to- day that the liner Bremen and other foreign ships that were delayed in New York harbor while this gov ernment searched for arms, prob- ably will be able to sail with this af- ternoon's tide.
 The announcement followed an in- quiry to the state department from the German embassy about the status of the Bremen.
 Other developments in Washing ton bearing on the European situa- tion:
 President Roosevelt kept in con- stant touch with developments abroad by telephone, the White House announced, but it did moi disclose whether this governments information indicated 8 trend to- ward war or peace. Earlier in the day official sources intimated tha' they were more optimistic about thu crisis being dissolved short of war
 The president met for the frs time with the new war resource. board, charged with preparing fol industrial mobilization in event o American involvement in a war.
 MT. Roosevelt has ordered searcf of all foreign vessels in American waters to prevent their being fitted out in this country as potentia raiders.
 Dr. Hans Tomsen, charge o'affaire of the German embassy, late las night inquired of Assistant Secre tary of State A. A. Berle about tn status of the Bremen. (Continued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-30
Motions Asking for More Time Were Filed in
 Superior Court ASK NINETY DAYS
 AFTER SEPT. l4TH Asks Also Permission to Typewriter Copy of All Testimony in Case

Motions for an extension of time in which to complete their appeals to the state supreme court of errors and Cor permission to use a type written copy of the transcript of testimony in the appeal were filed in superior court today on behalf of George H. Kingsley and John w. Meany, Gwo of the 19 accused con victed by the jury in the Waterbury conspiracy trial. The two motions were filed by their counsel. Attorney Benjamin Slade of New Haven.
 Kingsley, and Meany, members oi the New York accounting firm of George H. Kingsley & Co.,, ask the court to allow them 90 days after Sept. IA in which to file their ap- peals to the states highest court The application for time extension cites that the lengthy record of testimony contained 12,ooo pages and that there were over 500 exhibits PropeG preparation of an appeal says the petition, will require at least 90 days after Sept. 14, the last date under which the appeals can ordinarily be filed.
 Cost of $10,000
 The application for permission tc
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-30
LOCAL LAWYERS IN COURT CLASH
Brother of Former Prose- cut0r in Verbal Harangue
 With Prosecutor

Attorney Milton Meyers, brother of former City Court Prosecutor Mitchell G. Meyers, today engaged in a spirited verbal tilt with Prose- cutor Michael J. Galullo on the matter of a city court continuance.
 Said Attorney Meyers: "As an of- ficer of the court, never in 10 years have I seen lawyer put through so much to obtain continuance for brother who is ill.,"
 Rejoined Prosecutor Galullo: MT. Meyers and everybody else will have to learn the ways of this court"
 Addressing Judge John L. Gaffney, Attorney Meyers saiL he waited for one hour and 20 minutes yesterday to speak to Prosecutor Galullo about the continuance, but was unable to get his ear" He said he reached him by phone later, and was told that the matter would have to come be- fore the court.
 Morris Greenblatt Case
 The continuance was ill the case of Morris Greenblatt, 26. of IA Wa terville street, a coal dealer charged with ort-weighting. According to Attorney Milton Meyers, Greenblatt is represented by his brother Atty Mitchell Meyers, who is ill and could not appear in court.
 Attorney Galullo," said Attorney Milton Meyers, asked me to get a doctors certificate proving my broth- CTS illness"
 At one point in the debate Attor- ney Meyers asked Prosecutor Galul- los permission to address the court The latter replied his permission was not necessary.
 The case was finally continued by Judge Gaffney until Sept. 2l. Under i the present court procedure a first continuance IS usually granted with. out argument. Other continuance' require valid reasons.
 Greenblatt obtained a first con. tinuance Saturday.