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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

motored to Mason City to get their
cal treatment.
Miss Dolly Lamb is visiting in
Coulee City this week. She is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Woodhouse.
Mrs. Jack Gilden and son are Wis
ting relatives in Idaho this week.
Mrs A. L. Carbaly returned to her
home at puyallup Sunday after visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. M. c. Bowman of Davenport
is visiting her granddaughter. Mrs.
Tom Tucker.
Mrs. Mike Veola returned home
Sunday after spending the last week
at Spokane.
Mrs. Wayne Allan visited here par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Arbuckle of
Wilson Creek Monday.
Evelyn Larsen sent the week end
with her parents at Wilson Creek.
FOR SALE-6 #. Frigidaire, ex-
cellent condition, $780, Charles
Womack. adv
Mrs. J.. Ed Tucker is recovering
from light stroke which she suffer
ed Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gilman of
| Omak, Miss Dolly Lamb of Tacoma,
Frank Lamb of Delrio and Bert Lamb
of Coulee City spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Woodhouse.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
HEAR MEXICAN STUDENT

Last Thursday, Senior Roberto de la
Rosa, a student from the University
of Mexico, on a goodwill tour of the
United States, gave very fine pro
gram at the school, He described man
ners and customs of Mexico and sang
some Spanish songs and played a
Spanish guitar.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Dance Draws Large Crowd

The hardtime dance sponsored by
the Home Economics club of Blind
Spring Grange, was attended by a
larger crowd than on New Years, 8S
numbers being sold. For the best
hard time costumes, Mrs. A. J. Til
son and Carl Ingram were adjudged
the winners. Mrs. Tilson's skirt was
made from sugar sacks and her blouse
was made from small sugar sacks.
Carl Ingram was dressed as a real
shabby backwoodsman
This club will sponsor a masquer-
ade dance january 2Sth at the Grange
hall The tickets will be 40 cents.
The Camp Fire girls met at the
home Of Mrs. H. A. Boyer, January
18th. Following the business meeting
delicious supper was served.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
MH M1Ik1
ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Willis visited
at the J. M. Willis home at Hartline
the first of the week.
Henry Cook suffered bad cut ON
his forehead Tuesday night when
car owned and driven by Clark Wei
mer was struck by a car which failed
to heed stop sign near Delano. Five
stitches were taken in the wound at
the Mason City hospital. Elmer Mel
sen, also an occupant of the Weimer
auto was uninjured as was the driver
The vehicle was brought to Coulee
City for repair.
LOS T-Lady's garnet brooch,
about week ago. Valued as an heir
loom. Reward for return to H. W.
Pyles. adv.
County Prosecutor Lowell B. Vail
and Treasurer Sidney Jackson were
callers in town Wednesday evening.
A carload of new Chevrolets we're
received and is being displayed by
Jim Is Chevrolet Service One truck
was included in the shipment.
Mrs. H. W. Pyles left the first Of
the week for visit in Seattle.
Mike Veola, Betty, Wilbur and
Buddy Pollin sent Saturday at Spo-
kane.
The Today food sale which has
been in progress at the Home Market
will come to a close Tuesday.
Weather conditions in this section
have remained moderate during the
past week. Several light flurries of
snow were recorded, but quickly van
ished under the rays of warm sun
and fairly heavy rainfall.
State patrolman Harold Austin was
checking licenses in Coulee City We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Olsen visited
in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Webley and
children were callers in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
TO n ord 70 10 fxyrn ! o q
at discount. Terms as low as $500
per month. Inquire Dispatch. adv
Mrs Willis Schumacher and child
rem returned to their home at Olym-
pia Friday after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. LETTERS, the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Womack and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Womack at.
tended the funeral of their step-moth-
er in Ritzville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LAWN spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Sokane.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howell and
children of Ellensburg visited at the
home of John Tucker over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kriete and
children and Maxine Brawley, all of
Wenatchee, visited relatives in town
Sunday.
Betty Chappell is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Jorgensen
visited at the Chris Jorgensen home
at St. Andrews Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chappell anu
Jack Gilden spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday at Spokane.
Mr.. and MIS- Laverne Wogensen
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

NEW SPINETTE PIANO FOR
SALE OR RENT-We have beauti-
full Hobart M. Cable Spinette piano
in storage in the Auto Freight Depot.
This piano must be placed in home
at an early date. We will sell this at
a big discount for cash or easy mon
thly payments. Also would consider
renting it applying six months rent
on the purchase. Free transportation.
If interested, write to Credit Depart
ment. Hollenback Piano Company,
Spokane, Wash. adv
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10
,1ltt eleid,er T1un,e

gliifer lieB einmal cine militia.
ride 1tebllne unternebmen, BEL Der
lebr bel fononiert murbe, unb oer
Ser sufdGig anpeienoe Mrmeeeeiit.
life nit aroBem Sntereile 5uiab.
Scum. Serr Selopreoiger," iaste nod
8esnbisung oes Manopers gliiher
nit perihmistem Sfmun5eln su
ibn,, ybeilte baben Sic iid bas boil.
liio;e Seler reht lebbait poriteler
fonren .Sa," 5ablte Der Selb.
gei!:Iihe ben feinen Spott NIT Der
eIe'sen Miinie id)lagfertieen Sor.
fasmlus juriif, vbeionoers ba i'd
gm. GrSeaenS mittenbrin iab." Der
6e!.opreoieer hattie nGmlih Den 5elt.
marlhall oft iluhen boren!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10
Plat Seft Serf4er,t

S!odboInr. MnI1bIif elmer Gag.
une tpel@e bic 9ednoloeiide Ser.
ein;aune, Der Snbnitrieperbono uno
Die 9ehniihe @eieuihaft in @ote.
berg neranitnltet batten, fam eins
repol;tierenbe llutoreoniiation oes
l1nte-rihts an BEN tedniiden Sod.
idulen our Sprad,e. Dobei tpurben
Die 9inten elmer neren Sodidulor.
eani'ation oufgeseiet lino bemanselt
tab Die proouftionsIeitenb llnb fanf.
mdnniih beiddftieten %Sneenieure
feline seitsen,dBe Mltsbiloune befom.
men. Die tehniihe@ iiienidait miii'e
3rsana a., ben Goridern befommeu
uno hen Erofeiioren miiiie oofiir elm
SeiI ibrer Observation-Disclosures
obgenommen tperben. Die Blane Der
characterization ipuroen elmer GRIND.
lifen Hriifrna u%nter5caen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10
Sdb,rei3er Nrbeitcr mad
D~eutihlanH?

sern @ie Die ioSialbemofratiihs
Iuertllr Snia aus benz gnnoesboi,s
nernimmt, lol Die he,,tihe Megiernne
lid, %anerboter baben, sic Irbeiislpicn
oertifer Staats5ueeboriefeit in Scr
SffpeiS nod Seatidlanb ob;uteru.
fen ipenr sleihseitis Elm beoeu.enees
acrt'nsent iftpeiSeriifer Mrbeiter
Der; .t;ieoener gerufe Irbcitsp!ase IL
Tei.t,hlanb annchme. 9ie Maentur
Snia permabrt iih aeeen bic Mus.
parber,rna idnciseriiher Mrbeiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10
Der 3meifel
an GhomtberIain

SiiriH. Dos Organ Der Iinfsitehes.
Sen shpei5cr aatbolifen, be Grit.
iheiSune" bat fih tpieberbolt nit Ser
Nclitif Gbomberlains belhGftigt.
Da5ci madt oos 8lott Sic Seititel.
lung, baB Die poIitiide Gage in Gil.
ropa nidt bon Der Nneit Dor Sitler.
ionhern bonn 3neifeI at Chamber.
lain beberriht merbe. Die @rfoIec
Der Ghienmcdte ieien barauf auriid.
5ufibren, bob chamberlain Die Baiic
fret mahte uno bon p%orneberein iih
bereit aeiete, bem 3rieesaft ben Sea.
met Grieoen. Der Ginmiihune ben
Sitel Mibteinmiifung sl eeben.
Man iage nun sipor, ihreibt 6as
shoei;erblatt. ybieie Irt Der i6rie.
oenserbaltune'. bei Der Die @eit'
m0f:e iih ibren Srieoen erbieIten
inaem lie ibre Sreltnoe Ser Sfloperei
preisaaben. lei iett enoeiltig borbei.
Su ,WirfIihfeit itobt aber ieet MIR
Ole Eolitif GbamberIains aui poll.
tiife uno pbpipolosiihe @iberitdn.
De, Die gu iiberpin6en ibr fdner
fGllt. Nranfreih bat einaeieben, bar
IS init Holen aui @eheib' unb Ser.
oerb' berbunoen lit, sic Siirfei nil
nur oann ibr Shidiol nit Ser gna.
lanes berbinoen. tpenn aud M,lbIonb
getponnen pirS. Mlblanos Sraee. b
wenieitens in 9ufunit abe Mneeerif.
fenen &iIie bel Der r5rieoensfront"
finhrn iollen. nirft unbeauem unb
maht aus1peihenoe %grflGrungen
6errn GbamberIains id,tper. 3Ior al
iaaen, has Gnalano lit 3ufunit iehen
Ir5reifer bopfcttiert ieben min, ba6
es icoe totaIitoatIidc Mftion, sic 4. g.
IN ser Gorm bes ioeenannten 9iir.
aertrieees ODER ser r%pertrauens.
boGcn" l1ebereabe san;er 8oIfer an
Ser rIiibrer" Dor iid eebt, OILS
Gries sbanolune betpertet - oies I'm.
sre. selltia SIT 'aaen. lieet ieoof Dem
He1imcG chamberlain 5l,rseit nod fern
Oa5 Gcrtrolcn, oob es tpirflih 81,
ieinem 8ort Dom 8iberitano eeeen
Den anareiier iteben miro. erif)iittert
oas 3abinett Chamberlain ieIbit iett
nrh fnit ieoe, ISOLDE cinmoI. Ser In.
lid, 'rbeitsfaftcr in Ser @egennart
beiSt niht Sitter. innoern Chamber.
lair Son Der Ifie unb ibrem Mnti.
for'nternpoft peib man, mas sl er.
luarten lit. Nift FLAIR aber iinb Sic
TrieSens- unb &ehtsbegriife, an oe.
men Die eneIiihe Meaierune feitbGl..
Sn Dem ioeologiifen Smiihenreit
ser SanbeItreibenoen. Sic iiberalIhin
lire aanonen perfoufen molen. ia!
Serr Chamberlain Guelanbs Mubm
pabrhaftia nidlt eemebrt. Ginmsi
miro AUDI Gnslarbs 3eeier,lns elm
Sbe;,loaie haben uno cbne 3lueioe,ls
'iefeit iagen miiiien, oh es bas Ser
trolen berer. bic iiir Die Sod,e Ser
Treibeit - Der %noticnolen unb per.
ion!ihen - einiteben, Ser itets ncren
ltmihmeihelline Der @eipalttGter
nor,ieht. SoIanee es nber nod nihi
10 'reit lit. ertportet Die idpanfenbc
@elt bon Den Mnareiferitaaten Die
noG,itc Sniiatiue, unb bieie fpiiier
mas Elm iolf,er &reoit fiir lie merit
|iit."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10

O.lO Nuul III Ute SStlI uSL ApeL
1910 Stint Minuten 8unofunf.
tehnit
1915 Nafriften
lO:45 @riibe an uniere &6rer
&ittmod), Is. Ansnit:
$50 Geutihes yoltslieo
4:5s Bas ser Sae Sen Scorer brina!
500 GoIf unO Yerionlidfeit
$50 Meiiter Der aleintunit
5:45 Nahrihten u. 8irtidaftsoienit
6:15 2eihte Muiif
700 9anostneftslieoer
1880 Oeutihlonbeho
7:45 Seitunesihau
500 Nafrihten Ii. @irtiGaftsoienll
$50 shone Melooien
800 6omiIie Sdmibt auf elmer
Sabst ius 9laue
|9:to 2ieber Ser Seimat
1915 Nahrihten
'O:45 @riibe on uniere Scorer
9onnerstas, II. Nusnit:
$50 9eutihes Yoltslieo
As 8as ser Rag Sen Scorer bringt
$40 aleine Golfsmuiif
5:ts Muiif ienieits Der @renSen
$3.50 8lasmulif
5:45 Nofrihten Ii. @irtihaftsbienit
|6:15 Meiiterfon5ert
|6:4s 2ieber uno Tdn5e Ser Golfer
1880 Seutihlanoeho
500 Gatridten II. 8irtidaitsoienit
$50 Germany By a9G
s:45 Geutide, sic Ser Bclt seboren
900 Seitunssifau
9:15 Geutid- italieni idsunsariides
WilitdrfonSert
1915 Nahrihten
t0:45 @riiBe on unfere 9orer
Jreitas, Is. Ynsnit:
4:5O Teutihes GoIfsIieb
4:55 0os Der Sag Dem Scorer brinst
100 aus beutider @ei9i9te
5:15 gunte al1nee
$50 Gie beutite @emeit,be
5:45 Nahridten u. Birt,haftsbienii
|6:45 Muiit bon sroBen Meiitern
7:30 9eutihlonoeho
7:45 Marftberidt Ser @ode
500 Nohrihten II. @irtidaftsoienit
$50 2eidte HRufif
900 Nus 1000 Sabren beutiher
@eitihte
GAS BON geetbopen
1915 Nafridten
t0:45 @riibe on uniere S6res
s~onnabenb, 10. Ansnit:
$50 Geutides BoHsIieo
ASS @as Der Gag Dem Scorer brinst
500 Nortamerifa
5:15 8lnsmuiif
Sis Standardization
SAB Mahrihten u. @irtidoftsbienit
.6:f5 glosmuiif
7:30 Geutihlanbehc
500 Hohrihten II. @irtihoitsbienii
$40 Guer burh !0eutihlon6
900 sd bien'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10

Sic baben burfs Shliiiiellot;
geid)allt. anna"
.Muf Gbre niht, 6rou Meier -
iibriaens itedt elm shliiiiel bon in.
men,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10
eebraneken Sic
Forni's Heil-O Del
Liniment

Set iiber so Sabren 1T es etn
Samilienbeilrittel in tduienoen bon
5etm,cn. @s arbcitet suiammen NIT
Der Nat,lr, UNI Den 3ilflub Dor refs
fen,. rotcn @(ut in Die bebafteten
SteIcn Si bcidlcurieen ,nb ion,it at
cine mnatiirlidhcn 0eilunesproseb bet,
slttraecn. 2inbcrnh. Grfpdrmero.
@cher flebrig nod fcttig. Spdridm
I'M 8cbrauh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10
Deutscher KurZWellen-
Sender

(9eur fl, 2ursmeQenapSsrste.)
Dene 25.49: 1177O acs. @utSethen
$50. - @ene 1888 m: 5000 9es.:
mufaeiden DSG.
- eoftern etonndrb BED. -
Greitas, II. Ansnit:
4:5O Teutlhes YoltSlteD
ass @os Der Sag BENT Scorer bringt
500 Geutihlanos @ebr
SITS aleine Melooien
$50 Ser ihafienbe Wenif
5:45 Rahrid,ten II. Wirtihaitsbieuit
6:t5 Mlte ReitermGrife
6:45 unterbaltunssfon5ert
7:30 TestIdlanoeho
7:45 Marftberiht Ger ISOLDE
500 Hahrihten u. Mirtihoftsoieni,
$50 4otels altf Dem Shienenftrane
500 Sbe Seeien @omen's Club
9:15 0huiif nod euren 8iiniten
1000 Sur e,tten Naht
.0:t5 Nodridten
10:45 @riibe al, unfere &6rer
S~onnabcnb, IL. Nuauit:
$50 Seutihes 8oItslieo
4:55 .@as Ser Gag Dem Sorer brtnst
sis 9leine golfsmuiif
500 Strait hurh 5reuoe
$50 @ebrmaht ipieIt
SAB Nafridten II. @irti9aftsbtenit
Sis Son5muiif
6:45 Die @ebrmadt ipielt
1880 Geutiblanoeho
500 Nahriften Ii. Wirtidoftsoienit
$50 GoIfsmuiif
900 Seutifer auibou
9:15 @ie laht man in 9eutiblonh
1915 Nahrihten
10:45 @riibe an unfere &6rer
Sonntaa, 10. Ansnit:
$50 Geutihes @olfslieo
4:55 @riiBe an uniere &0rer
500 oritiges gnerlei
SIS 9lnsmriif
5:45 Iadridten II. @irtl1aftsbienf
Sis Ser Tdfite, bite!
1880 Sporteho
500 Tahrihten II. 1irtihoftsbienit
$50 9as beutihe goIfslieb .
s:45 Sonoerienuouna gum Gann.
itattcr GoIfsieit in GlcpcIanh
geo Gum Sonntaa Ihenb
9:15 liner Sonntassfonsert
1915 Hohrihten
10:45 @riibe al, uniere &6rer
Toutaa, IA. Nusut:
$50 Teutibes Bofs!ieb
ass @riiBe an uniere $6rer
500 aIeine Muitf
5:t5 Seutihe Sueenb ersoblt
$50 ShaI1pIatten
5:45 Ionrihten II. @irtinofts6ienit
6:45 9ie Seimat ariibt
1880 Geutihlanbedo
7:45 Seitfunf
500 Nahrihten II. @irtid)oitsoienft
$50 llnterboltunesfonsert
900 8crmann bn MgG
9:t5 Ser frcbe grntefron3
1915 Nofriften
1O:45 Critic an nnfere .H6r!
9ienstaa, Is. Anauit:
$50 Teutifes BoIfsreb
4:55 @as Der Gag oen Sorer brinst
500 Mdrhenersdblune
5:15 Sel,tif,e in alien 3onen
5:45 Nodrihten u. Wirtidaftsbienft
6:15 gunte Gtunbe
1880 9eutihlon6edo
500 Nohriften II. Iirtihofts6ienit
$50 Sfone Melooier
900 l1nier oeutiher shioienf1ub
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touii1es @ebiet fiibrt. ODER sum gei
ipieI bon Der an,erifaniid.fanobiihei
@rense. Die lesteenannten nader
eetpib oft erbeblihe rmtpeee not
tpenoie. man fam lie ober in feinel
8eiie nit einem &%orrioor, Ser elmer
Staot Observation-Disclosures, perelei
hen. Shlieblih piro als einsiees
er:pGbnenspertes Beiipiel Der ean;
idmaIe foneobeleiide 8orrioor gum
Mt1nntiifen Saean aneefiibrt, Sc.
ben aoneo burd Die portuaieiiide!
4clonien binourh nit Dem Meers
perbinoet.
IS gilt, aus bieiem Moterial biz
1ilcns 8u 5iebei,: Die polniihenaor'
rioorbeiipiele iinS bon Der "tpiiieu'
idaftlthen uno politiifen Jaflite.
ratur 10 gut tpie einitimmie i'm Ser.
gleif gum @eidielforrioor abgelebnI
poroen. gs eibt in @irtlidfeit ne
ben aorriSorutcpien uno 3orrioor,
plGren, oie aber ME 10 melt eeber
nie Ser 0eitielforribor, MIR ell
9orrioorbeiipicl, oas lit Ser 3ueane
Ginnlanbs gum eisfreien Meer burd
m%enid)enleeres @ebiet pbne 3erid)u.'
Dung fremoen Staatssebeites. Oil
uegatipen gergleifsbeiipiele Dc,
Jad,literot,,r uno Eubli5iitif seieel
sic Wiberiinniafeit Ser sanSen aor'
rio~crloillne oui, gu Ser es ia MI:
aef,mmen lit, neil Solen ieine Gor'
oeruna arf @inoerleibune Sitprel''
sens in 8criaiaes nid,t ourhoriidcn
fonnte, uno neil man icitens Der
ercben gntente III einem &ompro.
miB eelaneen mubte.
9ieie 9atiad)cn baben 6asu &C.
fiibrt. baB MtGnner aus aaenGolferi
uno Stoaten cine rleberpriifuns Sc.
Observation-Disclosures foroerten. no
BEL man bas 1rcbIem Mejtpreusci
unb' Noien poIfommen a%bionoern
muR unb ais &orrioor nllr Ser ifmu,
lie Grid sniihen Sitpommern unt
Sem Jreiitaat 9onsis al beaeihner
lit. @iht etpa nur 7eutihe. ionberl
g~nqlGnber. 5ransoien, Imerifaner
Staliener baben cine t%erritcriale lie
berpriifuna eeioroert. lin at Der
binbern. bob es 10 melt fcmme. IN.
ber Sneenieur.@ eneral g~oureoi:
1880 Den 8au elmer reihseiaenet
pe~gitterten 9ofitraBe iiber ben ao-
rioor binrpee nod Sitpreren emp
fobIen, unb CUR eleihen Belt bat bc'
Barrier Yroieiior aobler in Der 3eit
ihrift Der .Gcieqihaft Der Mer
lnenrehte" iih fir einen acrrioc'
nit teiltpeiler untertimneluna cir
aei,st. Muh Ser franS0iiide Vublisii
b'Srmeiion. Der eemib tpeoer cir
iiberm1bieer 7el,tihenireuno noe
oar EN- r@a5i" lit, bat 1880 Del
Yoriflaa zines beutiden 9orrioor
ol1rh ben polniiden acrrioor eni
tpi6elt.
Grit rpenn man iih bieie 5otiohsj
bereeeenndrtiat. miro es cinem aa'i
flor. elm nie grocer 6riebensbeitra
Elm tpie eroses gntee9enfommen i
Dem beutihen gorihlae an Yolen Fl
ihloiien lit. 7eutihlan6 mar bereit
Dos bie1eiht b6rteite Stid bon Ser
ioiqes freitpiIlie onf iih su nchme
un6 oieien 3uitono fir % Sahr
oar;iber hina,ls AZ aorantieren: .
uolte iih MIR nit elmer 9oiuna DC
Gansiaer Jraae uno elmer Mutobah
burh Sen aorriocr nod Oitpreube
= Der milbeiten Gorm Ser Berein
auna, iueld,e je in Der internotiont
len 7istniiion poreeihlaeen tpurf
= he~eniieen..
IS l6bt iim niht i~iberieben. Oh b
polniide @eieeruna enbaiiItie Bile
ben rpirb. gs lit aber apeifelfos II
tereiiant. iim ms Be66htnis Az +,
fen. mas Elm 10 neitbliden6er Staat:
urnrn nn:n m,,Se>I:~e: 80, 0>k~n fOO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-10

Wenn Sic an tcl9enSeIe
Dtneen tetSe,t:
. Mhemmatiid,en nnb nenralsi'
ifen Shmeraen
Q Snfenben pber brennenben
Tiiiirn
. Stciicn, id,mersenben MusfeIs
. Snicfttnbi1en
. 1lebcranitrengten Musfeln nnb
Herrenfnngen
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-09-22
News of Mobile
BY FANNYE RAE LUBEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Eidex of Biz
mingham, Alabama, are the guests
OF Mrs. Eidex's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Maisel. Mrs. Eidex is the
former Miss Gertrude Maisel. Be-
fore coming to Mobile, they also
visited in Memphis, Tenn. and New
Orleans, La. They will return to
Birmingham Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Lubel of Atlanta.
Ca, was the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Lubel, over
the Labor Day holidays.
Mrs. Sam Greenberg Gam Ber-
ger) of Tampa, Fla, is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Berger, for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buchanan
of Tampa, Fla, announce the ar
rival of daughter born Septem-
Der Z. Mrs. Buchanan is the for
mer Miss Freda Friedlander of
Mobile. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Friedlander, have
just returned from Tampa.
Melvin Stein left Sunday for
Tuscaloosa, Ala, where he will
enter his sophomore year at the
University Of Alabama.
Joseph Miller entered his soph-
omore year at Springhill College
William Smolkin entered Spring.
hill, as freshman.
Miss Mayme Weisman of New
York City, returned to New York
Sunday after a weeks visit here
as guest of her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. Weisman.
Ann Bearman and Dora Willin
zick of Pensacola were severa
days visitors in the city last week
Mr.. Morris Jaet "Mutzie" i.
steadily recuperating from al
appendix operation.
Miss Sylvia Werner of New
York City, who has been the CUES
of the H. 2. Lubel family fol
three weeks returned home thi.
past weekend.
Best wishes for a Happy ant
Prosperous New Year, and NOR,
news later!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-09-22
SuccOth

Succoth, the Feast of Taber-
nacles, begins on the fifteenth day
of Tishre and lasts for nine days
(this year September 28-October
6, inclusive), the eighth day is a
separate holiday called Shemini
ha-Atzereth. The ninth day is
known as Shimath Torah, the re-
joicing over the Torah. This fes-
tival commentaries Israel's wan
behring's in the desert, after their
exodus from Egypt where they
dwelt in booths.
The Succah is also symbolic of
the clouds of glory" with which
God shielded Israel from harm in
the wilderness. In Palestine the
festivity of the season attained it's
height on the evening of the first
day with the ceremony of the
"Libation of water" It is said of
this celebration that whoever has
not witnessed it has never seen a
real festivity.
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Cod" Henry Monsky, president
of B'nai Birth, expressed the hope
that the New Year would bring
about a better understanding of
our problems, and closer coopera-
ton and greater unity of action on
the part of our people" Rabbi
Jonah B. Wise, chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal, said Amer
lean Jewry was ready to meet the
crisis in Jewish life through vigo-
rous action such as the achieve
ment of the united appeal.
In the United States, arrange
ments were made to ensure that
all Jews would be able to attend
Yom Kippus services. The mill
tary forces issued the usual fur
loughs for Jewish members. The
Jewish Welfare Board provided
for services in military and CCC
camps and in veterans hospitals.
The Hebrew Immigrant Aid So
ciety and other groups arranged
for services for refugees and other
immigrants.
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Jews Pray For Peace
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
early peace as they repair to
synagogues-and in war-stricken
areas to make-shift temporary
congregations-for prayers to-
night inaugurating Yom Kippur
services.
Messages of most Government
officials and Jewish leaders, in
GLIDING President Roosevelt, Gov
ernors and Mayors, written before
the outbreak of war, laid emphasis
on the hope for abatement of per-
secution, but statement of the
Synagogue Council of America ex-
pressed the wish that America
remain in peace"
Rabbi David de Sofa Pool, pres
ident of the council, which repre-
sents Orthodox, Conservative and
Reform groups, declared in his
statement that the Council felt
impelled by the Holy Days to send
this message of prayer that God
will bless all human beings in
this stricken and unhappy world"
Praying that men of all races
and creeds may become a unity"
the message concluded" May God
bless our own country that it may
remain in peace. May all jewellers
In it find their perfect union, with
mutual respect and good will, in
the glory of its free institutions.
Let us so live as to make the
United States of America the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-09-22
POLISH JEWS HERE AID
WAR-STRUCK BRETHREN

The Polish Ambassador to the
United States, this week expressed
his gratitude to the Federation of
Polish Jews in America for it's
pledge of support to the Polish Re-
public in its resistance to the
threat of Nazi invasion and it's
assurance that the Polish Jews
will be ready not only to give fl
nanciaL and moral support but
many of them will also give their
lives. The Ambassador said he
will be glad to convey the pledge
to Poland to show his people that
"the Polish Jews in America stand
united in support of the just
cause" His telegram stated in
full:
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
TELEGRAM EXPRESSING
THE DEEP CONCERN OF
THE FEDERATION OF PO-
LISH JEWS IN AMERICA
AT A MOMENT WHEN THE
POLISH NATION rs AT
WAR. I SHALL BE GLAD
TO CONVEY THE TEXT OF
YOUR TELEGRAM TO PO-
LAND so THAT THE PO-
LISH NATION CAN SEE
THAT THE POLISH JEWS
IN AMERICA STAND UN-
TIED IN SUPPORT OF THE
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-09-22
Harry Johnston
Opens Service Station

With South Jacksonville rapidly
becoming one of the most prosper
GUS and thickly-settled commune
ties in the city, Harry L. Johnston,
has realized the need there for an
up-to-the-minute, fully-equipped
service station and garage.
He announced the opening last
week Of his Johnston Tire Co., at
1865 San Marco boulevard.
A full line of accessories are be-
ing stocked, and U. S. tires, tubes,
and batteries.