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Evening star., 1939-09-30
Pan-American Par|ey
Studies Definition
Of Safety Zones
Difficulties Expected
In DeIimitotion of
No-Wor' Area
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PANAMA, Sept. 30-The Inter-
American Conference studied today
the problem of defining safety zones
in American waters after having
cleared its agenda of lengthy tech
nical economic and neutrality prob
lens.
A plan backed by the United States
and Cuba would prohibit completely
the activities of belligerents within
an air. land and sea safety zone.
An Argentine suggestion called for
only drastic restriction of sea &C
tivities.
Difficulties Expected.
The actual definition of such a
zone was expected to present some
difficulties, although most of the
countries involved have expressed
favor of the move. The United
States would bear the brunt of the
patrol work.
The conference moved yesterday
to increase trade among Western
Hemisphere nations as a defense
against long war in Europe.
Creation of a permanent group
with headquarters in Washington
to study problems of commerce and
finance between North and South
America also was proposed. The
committee would include a group
Of five monetary experts.
This proposal was added to the
already crowded calendar which may
delay the closing of the conference,
scheduled for tomorrow.
Lid on Rates Recommended.
The Navigation Subcommittee rec
commended enactment of legislation
to prevent increased freight and in
surance rates on merchant ships as
''unjustified by the special costs and
risks resulting from the present
state"
Recommended also were bilateral
agreements to maintain maritime
communications to safeguard pas
senger and freight traffic; study of
the possibility of decreasing consul
lar fees to increase the delivery
speed of small cargoes and the
lowering of port fees and other
charges affecting merchant marine.
Evening star., 1939-09-30
By CONSTANTINE BROWN,


The well-known sing-song of the
colored walters in American trains,
Last call for dinner" is now being
repeated by Russo-German diplo-
mats in Europe They inform all
foreign Offices to which they still
have access that Hitler and Mus
solini have made their last call for
an acceptance of their peace pro-
posals. If they are rejected Europe
is going to swim in an ocean Of
blood.
The peace terms of the two die
tators are short and sweet; they
don't want to change anything in
the status of Poland. That coun-
try was wiped out by force and can
be restored to its previous inde-
pendence only by force. A free
hand for the two allies in Eastern
Europe-for the time being-and
no more fighting on the more diff
flcult and uncertain western front.
The Russo German diplomats
have not made themselves clear yet
whether countries such as Sweden
or Finland are counted in Eastern
Europe. There is, of course, no de-
sire on their part to conquer these
states by force, but the geographical
position of those two states seems
to indicate that they must enter
the Germanic- Slavic zone of in
f1uence.
The position of Sweden is par
ticularly difficult In the last war
she maintained a strict neutrality;
she was able to sell to both belliger-
ents her precious ore. Germany
could import it direct without fear
ing the interference of the British
Navy in the Baltic Seattle Russian
Navy was soon put out of commits
sion together with the Russian
Army-and Britain was able to get
what she wanted because Russia
was her ally and Sweden was able
to send stuff through Russia. At
the present time the Swedes can do
business with Britain without the
interference of the German subs
only through Norway. The Reich
is endeavoring to prevent that and
is likely to exercise soon some
friendly pressure" in Stockholm.
X X X
During the breathing spell which
precedes more dramatic events to
come in the next two weeks the
| allies are once more making an
economic drive among neutral ma
tons. Economic missions from Lon
don are going abroad trying to
cinch some of the hesitant neutrals.
The Germans are countering with
their own emissaries, who have the
advantage over the British of hiding
behind their back blackjack which
| could be used if their economic
arguments are not sufficiently salts
factory.
X X
1t is this economic argument
which concerns the White House
and the State Department so much.
If Germany were to win the war
against Britain and France the
administration believes that we
might be confronted with a similar
competition in our own hemisphere.
The Japanese have adopted this
most convincing penetration method
in the Far East. The Germans, and
eventually the Italians, might adopt
it in South America.
| X X X
Foreign Secretary Molotoff lust
managed to e>cape being purged in
August, 1896, when the head of the
G. P. u. Yagoda, was preparing the
list of traitors to be implicated in
the Zinovieff Kameneff Smirnof1
case.
Yagoda did not like Molotoff, who
at one time like many prominent
Russian diplomats was a membe,
of that powerful organization. HI
managed to get him on the list
of suspects. But some good friend
Evening star., 1939-09-30
W. {. I. u. Leader Assai|s
Films Of Sex Glamour
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. Sept. 30.-
Mrs. Augusta Urquhart, head of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions motion picture department,
demanded today films preserving
ideals of simple, wholesome living"
rather than those which "glorify ex-
travagance. sex glamour and crime. "
Telling the 65th annual National
Convention of the w. c. T. U. that
the organization is against COM
pulsory block booking and blind
selling of films" the Los Angeles
speaker said control by the individ-
ual exhibitor of the movies he dis
plays would help public opinion to
prevent the showing Of undesired
films"
Evening star., 1939-09-30
Mrs. Dickerson to Get
Medal for Service

Mrs. Mary Dickerson, for 20 years
. playground director here, will be
presented . medal by the National
Recreation Association In recogni-
ton Of her public service. The
award will be made October IL at q
meeting in Boston.
Mrs. Dickerson entered the NIL
nicipal playground department as a
part-time worker in 1917. Two years
later she was made q full-time direc-
tor. At present she h director OF
the Logan Playground.
Evening star., 1939-09-30
Soviet Pact ExpIoined
To Estonio by President

TALLINN, Estonia, Sept. 80 R.-
President Konstantin Paets broad
cast to Estonians today that the
mutual assistance pact with Russia
had spared the nation "a hopeless
struggle and assured the main
tenance of complete political inde-
pendence."
Evening star., 1939-09-30
Friendship House to Open

Friendship House, GIG D street
Sc, will formally open It's clubs and
classes Monday. House fees are
cents monthly for children under
II years old. 10 cents for boys and
girls up to 18 and Is cents for all
persons over 18, it was announced.
Evening star., 1939-09-30

For the benefit of millions of toll
ers and European culture it (Russian
policy strives to insure peace
throughout Europe and throughout
the world.
There is no justification for war
between Germany on one hand and
England and France on the other!
THE sword of war is unsheathed
and already is bloodstained. It is
not yet too late to put it into its
Scabbard."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

Secretary-Mary segedl sos Dtv,.
sion Ave. ~''
FARRELL Pa. The Farren Saxon Ath.
ietfc Club.
President - Al wachter. eos Fruit
Secretary-Elisabe beth Rurnr,.n A..
Wallis Ave. VI
Gary. ind. Junior saxon..
Fres, Frank Baier 1441 W. II. Ava
Secyr Louise Schmandt as71 Harri.
Homestead ia. Homeste.o Jun,o,
saxon Club.
resldent-Thomas Guist. seven+b
ave. west Homestead, Pa.
secretary-Mary Weber 252 Yves,
HaZel Way, West Homestead, Pa.
Lorain Junior saxous
IN president-Walter Goohs. s2o5 Lev.
secretary-Rob. Theil. 2s4e Lexinr.
hartins Ferr, saxon juniors.
8, eresident-Robert Hutter. North
secretary-Enzabetb Roth Gene.
tary Rd.
Monaca, Pa. Juniod saxon Club,
fresldent-Wm Theil 1898 Penn
Ave. nn'
Secretary-Elizabeth Schullee an
Penn Ave sAo
New Cnstie. Pa. New Castle Tr,,.v,.
vanfa Saxon Juniors
presldent-John Binder. 41s Wild.
wood Ave
secretary-Mary Kuttesch. 40 Val.
do st.
salem Ohio salem Dun0or s.~n> TN.s
President Gordon Mellow ooa Tsh.-+-
ST.. Salem.
Secretary. Hilda Kloos. r. 3. ID M
2. Salem. o ~
s1unEstOwD Junior saxon Association.
President-Jhn Schinker. 66 Eigen
ST.. Youngstown. Ohio
Secretary-Maris Raidel. l7S Fred.
erick St
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BRANCH-CALENDER
7ransytUanio Saxon Juniors of the Uned S,c,..
of America
Of America

4. >. !. A. Officers
President - Henry SCHNEIDER. 74o2
Dearborn Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
Vice President-Martin Eberth. SO3
Franklin Ave. Youngstown. Ohio.
Secretary-Martin Weprlch, $40
Shady Ave. Homestead Park Pa.
Assistent Secretary-Mary Segedi,
sos Division ST. Ellwood City. Pa.
Treasurer-Hilda Bodendorfer. It's
Young St. New Castle. Pa
BRANCHES OF The T. .. ;. A.
Canton. Ohio Carton saxon s..,or
n see'y. Elise Maurer. l4ls Ohio Ave
Alliance. o.. Jnnior Lodge
Pres: Bill Rampelt. 1892 Meadow
.secy: Dorothy Albrich. 1892 South
Liberty Ave
Cleveland Eas, Athletic Club.
:, President-William Weber. 1888 E.
134th St
Secretary-Anna schuster. 72s e.
l2Sth st.
Cleveland. o. Cleveland West Juniors
Club.
President-Henry SCHNEIDER. 1902
Dearborn Ave
cretary-Elisab beth Folberth Ken.
nedy Ridge Road North Olmsted. O.
Columbus. o. Columbus junior saxon
Club
President, John Nasner, BIT Woodrow
Avenue. Columbus.
Secretary, Loretta konnerth, lS1
Deschler Avenue. Columbus.
Detroit Mich. United Young Penples
Society.
President: Arthur Seller. 772S
Sherwood st.
Secretary. Joe Bender, Jr.. 442S
Drexel ST.
E1voOo City, Pa.-Ellwood City
Junior SaxOns.
Pres Rose segedi, sos Division Ave.
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Srrlannllune leoen | Sonuiue TN Wipnai
IN elgener Sale UNI ubr na6ullttaes
Trd'. SEQ u Stramer. 624 8rant gloe
Groi.Sefr.. Geor9e Sftrl g. . gol S62
S.'S.'Sefr. aiatbius Siluiner $50 g. T. ct
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Spratn, o. e. e. 5rauen. uno Sung.
franen.Q. ILL., ..2;eretn, 3meie II.
Serlamnllne ieoen | Gpnntne TN Gunal.
y ubr natntiaes IN Der G G. Sale
Grdi. Stdtb Sulouer 263l Gafoale slpe
Yrot.' 'Sefr. Charlotte Salt. 2CO4 e. So CT
S.'H'sefr.. aatb. S6nciber. 11O9 B. H.
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CuueeStettoh lU
Srte Ia Ssat,Ate1 Vbss
Trd. GItie Sausmann, $40 g8 TO- ctr.
Sefr. Inno Gui6er 201s Sren& ctr.
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Sereine in alpbabetiider NeibenfOlse
Der Orte nit Den 1nnftisudreu.
Aaianee, 3. - &. e. e. q. H. 2sretn nnb
,Gintradat" 3peis 3.
Serlonlniluno ieoen 2. GuntiiGp TN Wonai
tu1 Stebenbiireer Gadienbeim.
9rdf.. Wtartin IIbrid 1892 @onib gtberip
Ctr.
Hrct.'Sefr.. Wfarttn YeIeer u. 8. No. l..
Sentralsaerbano.setr..i Sris ehneioer. s55
g. Gummit ctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09
Va. - e. & 0rnnfen,llnt. ..Heretn,
3mct0 20

SerlanIntlun9 le0en Spnniu9 I'M Wtpnat.
VrlI.. slnorelp Salthes. 206 g. slpe
Yrot.'Sefr.. CAMEL Coulter, 4lO Genn Ipe.
S.sS..Sefr. Subn SbeiI 1851 Wtaoiion slpe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

Ssratn, q. - 6. e. e. u..Veretn. Smeta b.
Seriammlune eoen | Sunntae I'M WiDllai,
ubr abenos. in Der e. 9 Saue. Is 20.
Ctr. unb slppIe slpe
Eral Subn TeutinIanoer ST. l4O4 gSuib.
n9ton gipe.
Grot'Sefr.. Spbn Suub 1854 spple ape
Sin. nno S.sS.'Seir Wlidael ehneioer.
lIO9 %. ~. Ctr
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0arp. Snb. - 6. 6. e. 5ranen. Rmb Suna.
frauen q. u..Yeretn, Speie 4O
Seriaulmlun9 leDen er,ten Sonniaa I'm yiu.
nat IN Der Saflen.ouue. 1925 " IT, Mpe.
Vral.. antbartne Sniner. 664 Bolt Ctr.
Hrot. .'Sefr.. Wsarta AIoos. 1851 Wiaotlon
Ctr Sci. 4.29gO
a'S..Sefr. slnno Benr,b 44sO Monroe
EEL: A.37t1
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UnnbeStelftpn y.
dntAnee, o. y3arnsnte" 9em Ebor
Ero oeooolb s6mtbi. 715 Baoe Ine.
Vrot.'Sefr.. slrnoIo SnItriG 1904 Sputb
giorsan slpe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

oHhbeSsGetftDM -. v
esmeheab 0emttdbfe, Gbss.
bon, So. ''i~
81 Setr.. 9ebpta sterrer. gor l14, M. q. Z
Vtffshureb. (10) 50.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

8nnbesieittpu 26.
ao,eaao 80 etebenbireer @eIonspere,n.
Sral. Sreo Orenot 1922 Sutninfon efr.
Seir. Sooonna SalImen. $500 9eobift etr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

1nnbeSfefttsn a.
Garreu. "a. - 2teberfsaa,
Erdt.. anorens Gletfder. 800 Wroob.uah
oe.. Sbaron. ga.
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uutanee, .. - e. g. Jranea Il. Veretn
3meig =.
SerlnnInlltne teoen L. Sonniao TN Wionot
TN SiIpeEblr9er EaGierbeir,
Vrdt. Sopanna 9Snoner. 1864 Guubi M,tt
Npe.
Vrot.'Seir. aatbartun Iopier. 64s e. gSebb
Abe.
S..W..Seir.. eopbta 4otttl,ne. X. g. g. s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

1omeHeaS, "a. e. e. e. Srauen. un
-Smnsfrauen'u' 'Verein, 3tueig is.
Uer,ammluHa teoen /. Gonntae tn oeI Gi
g)inrfuS'Sfirde an sloenue
Vrdi. Roth. gSeprtG. $50 sbaop sloenut
Someteoo Gari. Ia
Srct. ..Sefr., Sioie Sunipb,ep. 254 Sa3e
Gab 9Sei 6omeiieno. 80.
3.'S'setr.. Morio sramer. Witflin Roar
9tncoln VIoce. go
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

Hrot.'eeir.. Martin e&mars. S2s Z. q.
ctr.
Stn.'Sefr, Georoe yurS, 7S1 Gail Wpe
S.'S.'Geir. Sobn s. HaItbes. 2027 Ynn
ctr
Sasren. Pa. G. g. Q. &. u..Veretn,
Swete Z.
Werlanlnlune teoen l. Gonntae TIM Wtorat
i'm Satienbeint, s16 Gmerion 9lpe
Vrdl.. Watbias aIetn. 1902 5amilion Nbe
EEL: 2s03.
9rot..Sefr.. Sobn @iintber. 15y ebenaneo
8Ipo. Iel.: 1891 3D.
S.'E.sSeir., gillian 6enn,no, 907 Gru,i
Ine. Iel.: S5s2 s.
Garren, ga. - e. g. Grauea z. u..yesetn
Smeie II.
SerlaMn,lun9 feoen g. Sonntae I'M Wpndi
Trdl.. Sara g3iomann. 375 lutmbp. Gba.
ron. so.
Nroi. .'Setr., Sara Srans. 244 @mer,un
Ipe Garrel. 80.
S.g.'setr.. u. &nniber. 1923 ssaiptnstOn
9lbe.
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0"~sDfSt1tUU II,
@n"ose Sns. Bs-9rhes Q. Q. Ueasnesns,.
naSs Wsa' w. e. aatfer 0en NeItpern. On.
re sen; abomas eeufner. 500 cr0orb rse
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-09

Sars. Snb. - G. 6. g. q. u.Nerein,
Swetg 26
SerlalIhilura leoen l. Sonntaa i'm Wtonaf
I'M Siebenbireer Gahienbeim. is uno Grun
Cir
Gral, Heier Seuie. 1905 @usluprib etr
Brot .Sefr.. WitcboeI ssIoos. 1851 Waabiip,
Ctr Sell. 4.299U
8.'Y'seir. ~. Gotitltne. 225s W. ~
gIpenue.