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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

"Old Taper do YOU you know
him boys? | guess YOU have not
been around long enough boys. His
name is s. T. Mapp TO you in the
daily racing form. lie Is from the
old line OF colorcd trainers and
handles the horses owned by a
Louisville business m n, NJ.
Schmidt.
The star OF his stable is Sortie
Star and he Is very handy nag
10 have around He has IN his stable
a Young juvenile named True Star,
BOYS. and how this colt can run.
he Is now stabbed az he North
Randall track.
Owing 10 a complicated Illness
Taper Is or has been resting al
his home in Louisville Here 4
hoping for speedy recovery. To
show you he is race man, he
turned his charges over to another
old timer named Ely Brown, who
trained a good colt many years
ago named Little Nephew. This
colt astounded the New Workers
with his dazzling speed
More Biscuits. one OF the old
guard tipsters is in the Motor City
to try his hand. So string along
with The old hoy FOR he knows what
it's all about.
After twelve o'clock. Tom Nun
roe finally found out where ST. An
;oine street is and hoy how he put
out those fairy tales about New
Orleans, BOYS. II was real treat
10 listen 10 the gent.
Fred Easley arrived from Bel
mont Park that's IN The Big APP
pIe boys -and found side en-
trance 10 saloon better than |
could And boys. he made a straigh,
path IN The side door many times.
lila. ha. ha.
AIR. O. W. Overton' the iurf's
leading clocker and indentiher OF
stecds is hack in harness Al the
Fairgrounds. az II was no fault ~ his
that George G. the famous RINGER
ran over the track last year And
that's Why he IS back.
Buck Robinson. the colored own
or OF Italian Harry. cleaned up
Handsomely when his nag won al
Pimlico i, was an all colored az
fair as Jockey c Griggs was in the
pilot house.
Its about time for old Jim En-
glish 10 win race with his flly,
war Jest. He Is al Fairmont park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Fraternity L e a G u e
Of Soft Ballers Are
Ready oOpenGames

William Neal. chairman ~ he
Kappa Athletic committee an
nounccs that The Fraternity
leagues soft hall games Will begin
here in the near future.
The games Will he PLAYED ~
Belle Isle and Northwestern field
on sunday mornings The champ
ionship game will hc PLAYED ~
Great Lakes Country club IN Au-
gust
All traits are asked 70 sign M a
team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Mills Brothers Will
T our In Australia

LONDON The Mills Brothers,
now 10 London on a vaudeville tour
will leave hers about the middle OF
August FOR Australia. where they
open 4 ,0-week tour either In Sid
ny TO Melbourne. in October. They
will broadcast three times weekly.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Takes Losers
Best Punches To
Beat Fastener
Split Decision
Gives Dave Win
In Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH The answer TO
a question which had been asked
often during the past four years.
was given with cracking lefts and
rights in Hickey Park Monday
night before the bewildered eyes
OF more than five thousand costa
tically thrilled persons.
Dave Clark, Detroit light-heayy-
weight, courageously gave the ans
Ner as il was hammered out deft-
~ by the bone-crushing fists OF AL
Gamer. veteran light heavy weight
from, New Haven. Conn.
Dropped His Guard
Picking away at Gamers battle
starred face through the proceed
ins seven rounds. Clark. careless
ly dropped his guard. and was
cracked flush on the chin by one
OF Gamers potent left hooks. in
the eighth.
Clark fell back against The ropes
az Gamer. sensing the damaging
result OF his punch. rushed in with
a hard right TO the face that Jared
Dave 10 his heels. Another left IA
the jaw sent him reeling along the
ropes and then left hook 10 the
stomach caused him 10 bend double
Yelled For Knockout
The crowd. shocked into expec-
fancy OF seeing Clark knocked out,
lcdpcd 10 Its feet and yelled "Pu,
him away. Gainer,' But by some
superhuman effort. Dave extracted
himself from the dangerous posi-.
ton. and danced beyond the range
Of the devastating punches until
the bell rang.
Blackburn, Alter (kid) Ellis, and
Joe Louis worked feryerishly over
the groggy Clark after he had stag.
gered 10 his corner. He was full,
recuperated as he started the
ninth round.
Rushing out Of his corner. Dave
began crashing oyer let's and
rights 10 Gamers face, opening 4
cut over his right eye. the blood
flowing in rivuleis down his check
Tired from exertng his efforts Ia
stop Clark in the eighth. Gamer
proved a good target for Clark 8
blows as he staggered around the
ring. he was almost out when the
bell rang.
The answer 70 The question,
written with soegy and blood
stained gloves. told in vivid words
10, those who sat crouched just he
yond the range Of The glare from
the big floodliEhis over the ring.
that Dave Clark can take a punch.
Galner Hard Hitter
Gamer is recognized as one Of
the hard-hit'ers in the light-heav,-
weight division. and by taking AIS
hardest punches, Dave proved de-
fnitely and conclusiyely that he
can take a punch
Although the decision was split
verdict-one Judge and referee
voting for Clark-Davc inflicted
far the greater damage during the
fight. lie closed Gamers left eye
and opened cut over the optic
The New Haven battler had large
lump on the left side OF his face
in addition Dave was unmarked
with the exception OF bloody lip
Wants Billy Conn
Later. in his room. Dave said ar
ter accepting praise for his cour-
age. Eve never been hi' as hard
ny any one as | was by Gamer TO-
night
With Gamer removed Manager
John W. Roxborough said Monday
night that he would try and get a
match for Dave with either Bet
tina or Billy Conn. Roxborough
said that the long lsy-oif had dull
ed Dawes timing and judge OF dis
lance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Days Win Over
'Mouanez upsets
Fight Game
Armstrong To
Defend Title
Against Ambers

Something happened In the fight
game last week and the results of
that happening has turned the fight
among he confcnders FOR the
crown into scramble which may
not be unraveled before the sum-
MGR months have rolled away into
The clouds o., dust
Pedro Monianez one o, the lead
ing challeueers Tor The crown which
was success sgllv defended by Hen
~ Armstrong 10 London. Eng last
week. vas he victim Of techni-
cal knockoa, hy Daycy Day. few
days earlier
Cut I've Stops Fight
The fight between Day ard Mon
tancz was stopped IN the eighth
round following bad cut over the
Puerto Rican's left eye, eiecflnz
profuse stream % blood which seri-
ously handicapped him
Rinrside observers were Of ths
opinion that the Puerto Ricsr vas
TAR ouf n front when .fhe referee
stepped in and stopped the bout 20
protect Pedro's eyesich'
Now DAY Is demanding cham
rionshlp fight With Hurricane Hen
~ as resul, of his win over Mon
tanez. Armstrong stopped Day not
so long ago.
Henry - expected home within
The next fcw weeks. lie vas an rasv
winned over Ernie Roderick. Brit
ish welferweisht champion. In a
bout in London last Thursday even
INK. Armstrong won II az The Is
rounds 10 retain his crown
However, with $4,000. which he
received for defending his crown.
safely tucked away. Henrv may
want 70 take a shor' ,acatisp.
spending some time in France bo-
lfore returning 70 the Jn,r So !
-.
To Defend Grown
Eastern promoters have b
Henry - meet Lou Ambcrs d.r-
the summer months in q lSn
weight TILE hattie Hcnrs l!fea
the crown from Ambcrs brow last
YEAR and the Herkimer. Ny. hai.
tier has been ciamoring Tor re-
turn bouf ever since.
To prove his challengs worthy
Or consideration Lou has heen vim
ming consistently since thar event.
'ul nlsht in New York
II Max Raer whips Lou Nova
will he be selected as the opponent
for Joe Louis this summer. or will
Bob Pastor get The date
That's The question on The tongue
OF fgh' fans riSht now.
Although Pastor evidenced clev-
er boxing skill IN defeating Ros-
zoe Toles ~ Detroit Two weeks ago.
10 failed n impress Detrol,ers.
They contend that the former New
York university student docs not
eafrv enough heavy power IN his
punches 70 stand M he ihrusts 81
Louis.
on ihs other hard. many " ne
'oll1weis 81 the fight game are
firmly convinced that Raer Will de-
feat Nova because he Is taking his
profession more serious than ne
has done IN he rasi Because ~
his seriousness. these fans argue.
Baer will he a much better oppon-
on Tor The champion than Pastor.
GaneltN, or Nova shnaid the later
defeat Raor
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY?
Is THERE A CURE?

A booklet containing the opinion. Of
famous doctor. on Thu. interesting subject
will he sent FREE. while they last. Il
any reader writing TO the
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION
SIS Fifth Ave. Dept. C-5, New York. NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

felders. Both are we'll known TO
Detroit baseball fans.
The power OF the Gray attacks
rests on the power shoulders OF
Josh Gibson, hrawny catcher who
IL hailed "a the hardest hitter IN
the game. II not OF all time.
SO. with that material. don't be
surprised II the Grays walk on
with the league championship. aud
are then hailed as baseball's great
est team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

Bob Smith. Pittsburgh light.
heavyweight. lost very unpopu.
lar decision to George Fitch. stable
mate Of Gamer. in the semi-hnsl
bout. Matt Oz-iak stopped joey
Sulk. white. in one OF the prcli-
minaries. There were two other
bouts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Tip Top Social Club

The TIP Top Social club met A.
$50 Garfield street. recently. Plans
arc being made for the clubs irolic
on June l.
Mrs G. Thompson IL president
Mrs. Daisy RollinEs. reporter
IOIN THE NJ A A r ID
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fenScf, rmitete i4eit
1856 fir sen Krieo
Sn britiidem Slnasena aeinnbenes
'Trfnment entbillt bies, erflGrt
Berlin

Berlin. Su elmer omtIifen Ser
laptharllng miro o,tsgeiiibrt, ans Ell.
neln in einem abgeifoiienen britiid-
en- Nlugseue :,cflubenen 7of,ment
gebe berpor. NrB Gnglano bereits inn
Sabre 1886 zen arieg geeen oas
Orttte Heid hor6ereitet babe. Gs
banhelt iih oei slngaben 5uioIse Inn
eiae 3ielfarte, bie, tpie berihtet miro.
trcb Ser beim 8rano bes slugseles
! er!ittenen 8eif,aoislmeen oeutlih
bie ensliihen stbiitten erfenncn
Iaiic
ars oem 0otiunent, beibt es in ser
Terlal,tbarlng, fonnten ioIsenbe
Sd,liiiie ge5oaen lperoen:
"GrItens: @obreno Die britiihe
Hea'erl,ns bon Jrieoen iprah, be.
! triet Der engliihe @ebeimoienit cine
'pit'natiif,e Spionase in Oeutih.
lono 3ielforten bonn be,,tiden 2uit.
raltn iuuroen bereeitellt uno Bonn
benongriffe nlf oeutId)e militGriidle
3tele, aber al,d auf oidt beiieoeIte
| Sneu'triegebtete i,nb gerioreunes.
onlagen fiir Die beutihe 3ipirbepol.
ferrng tpuroen oorbereitet.
2iueitens: @breno oi, britiihc
&eaierlns 0eltihIono in ben Sab.
rem 1856 gorihIdee fir einen
Suftaaft madte, Der gonlbenabpiirfe
poIl,e lmmoelid, MAIDEN ioIIte, bot
lie ielbit insgeheim ioIde gombenob,
lpiirfe bereits 1885 porbereitet.
| ~Grittens: @dbreno bic .britiid,e
Regierltng Ser SeffentIihfeit in alIer
@eIt ibre 5rieoensliebe beteuert, bot
liie gleifseitig einen lneingeidrGnf.
ter Gernihtl,nssfries sesen oas
oelttid)e golt ol,f allen 8ebieten ae.
plart." ..-.,
arld)lieBeno miro III ser amtlihen
Geri rlttboruns feltseiteut, oaB roie
britid,en 6riebersbemiibunaen niht
ettro Die Sha'ii,ne zines bauernoen
Jrieoens sum 3iel batten, man mon.
te n.ir Belt eetpinaen.
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niralty to answer. If it doesn't,
the Athenias survivors will know
they have been victims of the
most hendish war plot ever con-
cocted in the sanctimonious name
of Democracy.
oiebe Golfseenoiien! Sd CLAUDE,
oaR 'olde beidmorenen slusiaeen oas
l(n1liid Der athenia gefl1rt baben.
Die Meattion bes omer!faniiden 8ol,
fes lit aus bieiem 8runoe aud iebr
'hrad getpeien un6 tpir boffen nur,
oaR unier 2ano burd ioIde uno
abnlite GorfGQe nibt in bieIen arieg
bin!inbetrosen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
bttler ermagt frleoensappell;
@6ring bleibt bes 5ieges gemtb
Der 11larihall iteht Rorreiponoenten Reoe

oas 1T a,id fein Spab," iaste 60.
rine abidliebeno.
Gin Mnaeihen fiir bic oeranoerten
gesishuneen apiihen benz Dritten
Reit; uno Der sotuietunton tuar Die
slntpeienbeit elmer sroben 3abl 6eut'
ider Diirbentrdeer in bem Dalait
oes nel,sn r,,iiiiden gotihafters
slleranoer u. shtarseff. Inter an,
oerem iab man Mubenminiiter bon
@lh6entrop, Grobabmiral Raeoer,
mebrcre hobe GenerdIe uno MiteIie.
Der Ser Mesie.l,ng.
gu 6en ben @oiten aufgetragenen
2urusoinsen in ariees3eiten geborte
0obfo. aabiar, Zee, 9aifee uno
Shlagiabne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16

Die Ginfubren aus europa uermin-
oert ieien. l,no befannt iei, bab gns=
lan' einen iebr boben Iro5entias
Butter uno Sped aus O1nemarf uno
ben baltiihen Staoten oefte. GrflGs
rl,ng, bab Die ginf,,bren 5uriidsesan.
gen iinb perit1nbIih. Gs lit auh 3li
Grnarten, oaB bic Ginfubren aus
oieier 9tidtuns tpeiter 5uriideeben
tpcroen i,nb ipGbreno Dem &rieg lit
feline Musiiht auf @ieoeraufities.
Gs erfIdrt sic 1atiad,e, oaB oie slb-
ihen'orns oiefer 3ufubren seniist
I'M iharfe @ationieruns in Gnglano
81. cr3ningen. Gab bie britiide grs
nGbrrn9 feinestpees bunbertpro5ens
tig iihereeitelIt, oaB alio niht nur
7e:'ti1lanb ionoern aud Gnelano
ielbit beahtlihe @lodaoeauspirf,,n-
gen at ipiiren befommen.
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NQcs lit aeipannt.

T.r nod stpei @oben trennen uns
bos Sem eroben Gag. tuo mir unierm
Saf,'en l,nb GeuIibt,m ettpas bieten
ipoCen,tpos fiir large 3eit ols 8lans.
punfi nui fl,ltl,reuem @ebiete 90.
itescr miro, oas religioie ltno genial.
tie, Troma yaampf nm 8ott", oel.
fen Iuffiibrl,ng inter Ser belpGbrten
2esLng bes Serrr Sbomas 9bomae
Itebt, lit 8iibnenrcif lno bie Spieler
habcn iif in ihre Gollen oerartig ein.
aei IT, ais paren lie es ielblt, oie in
{ benz orobeu anmpf Der GottIoienbe.
iueo:ing in 9fuBlano geitauben ba'
beu Sier5u tuilA bie Mufmah,ne
in> Sic fobt ehte Nahbilouns oes
Sn;clortes pom Efarrba,,s, aommii,
ar2fnnslei unb 9!rd)e Sen riftigen
Gficft bes Stiilles crit reht berbon.
itGnsiger 9esbalb eraebt nohmals
Wm JeIttommitee unb Girhenrat Der
Sor+erl,s5emeinoa an unier Bolt
lno oas geiamte 9eutldtltm unierer
Start uno llmgetuus oie ber5lide
Gir.abune, am 26. Nopember, Inn 3
11br nahmittass, i'm Sol,tb Sigh
s(llbitoril,m an oieiem groBeu 8ul.
fur :ert nit te l5unebmen. Mit Ri!
iiht oarali. oaS Sie 8iibne in I'M.
ierem Sahienbeim unb oas Seim
ieltit fir Die auffiibruns piel 5l'
fleir lit, mnBten mir Oen obengenann.
ten Hlab mieten, I'M allen Wiinibe,,
uno Grpart,,ngen sereht 5ll tperben.
Die Sibpre;ie iino Csc unb 4Oc
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De,atiber pelitiisber
8eribt

iue,oen. Das lit ieoenfalls audb ser
girorud oes 2onboner gerihterltots
ters Der beleiiden Metropole, Ser iif,
bal.fig gum Sprahrobr oes Goreisn
Sff1ce eemeloet bat. Ct idreibt iiber
bie Nricgs8iele Ser beioen Weitoemo.
fraren. Inn bic Siderbeit in europa
5u sarantieren, miiiie Teutidlanb
ool(fomrnen nernihtet tperSen. Nah
Der uollfommenen 3erIhmetterung
tpoiie man Gel,tfhlano stpar eetpiiie
2ebonsmoslihfeit,n eeben, aber feline
Siherbeit. Man iperbe al,f) feline
Srieoersfonferens einberufen, ion,
bern iebr fdneu banoeln. Ias Miin-
hener s(ttentat mar alio gang flar
oie erite ShIadt, oie Ser britiide
SperationspIan in bieiem ariege
porinb. sic lit perloren tporoen l,no
oe:' snifros bat Sic WeIt nit Ib.
iheu erfiiIIt nit sl,tsnabnte Der jill
oiid'n Seitltnsen in Seruialem ,1no
Seer gorf, Die ben Seblihlas be.
baLsrn. Dab Die amerifanilhe Ges
aiernng Die ifanbaloien 3ommentare
Ser fiibrenben merifaniihen 9reiie
5u Gem slttentot niht billiat, fam
man anneblnen, bab lie niht bagegen
einitreitet, lit 81, bebauern.
Meben Dem @eriuf sur 9eieiti,
gune oes be,,tifen Hegimes eebt iene
anocre britiibe Tftion, Sic Neutralen
in sen arieg ein5ubesieben, nit I'M.
oerntinberter &raft tpeiter. Die er,
pohrte Saltune Ser merifaniiden
1rpiic beitdtist oas ,tur. Die britiide
s(gitation sur Mufbebune Ser ameri.
fani'hen @nffeniperre por ser critic
Sfohsltg. Ser 8eriuf,, Die ameri,
faniid,e SanbeIsflotte oi,f oie SIogse
Baramas iiberifreiben sll laiien,
tpar Der stpeite. gfooiepeIt bot mint
mehr hie 8enebmig,ing sun1 Stag
gen!pefiel fiir l1SM-Tampier per-
iaet. Sn bieier gesieb,tne; bat al 10
grS!ano eine Shlappe erIitten, oes
rem geoel,tl1ng mon nid)t eering an-
ihlceen barf, neil oie britiihen Sors
ger fpegen Maneels an Shiffsraum
iebr erbebIih iino uno tdeIih tpabs
i'm -.~.,@
Die iratiide Reaierune bat ser
amerifaniihen Gouelas.5ll,sseugses
ieui,haft einen Willionen 9ollarauf.
tray fit Is feihte Mnsriifsbomber
segeben. Befanntlit tpiro Ser nomi-
neI ielbitdnoige Srat sesenudrtis
ourb, britiif,e Jlusseueseihtpaoer,
Sic in Der Nabe BON 8asoao uno
0asra itationiert iinb, i,nter britild).
er Mtilitdroberhobeit gebalten. Gs lit
aus obiser Melouna nift sans offen-
iidtlif, Oh Der Sraf oamit einen
GHritt t,,t, Inn iih bon Der britifhen
Wi,:tarberrihaft lossuloien ober Oh
es ben engldnbern sellinsen lit, Die
iratiide &eaierune 81, iiberreoen,
iclsit Die FeitIde 81, belteIlen, nit
Der gnglanb es 81 beberriben ge,
6ensf.
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Sic Shifismbertraei,,,e
Neeiepclt 1T eeeen
(Sdlub bon Settle ~

es rlogI:G) lem, gu erfennen. aus
lpe!ter Tldtitrg Der @inb blGit, er-
tld,te Ser Nrdiibent. ssnstpiihen per.
i,ltc bic Heaieri,na Elm neues slr.
beitsaebiet fiir Sic Shifie unb lire
MdnnihaIter III finben, bie bisber
i'm Noroatlantif einseiett paren.
Neutrale 2Gueer 6coaneru
GIN Sol,rnaIiit fraete, in Serbin-
ouno nit Ser Sd)iffsfraae, Oh, ebert
10 ,pie SrIanb, a,d, anbereStaaten,
Die BON amerifaniid,en Sfifien nift
metr anselal,fen iperoen ourfen,
Errteite an bie He1ierung ser Ser
elntaten Staaten geianbt baben. Ger
Trdiibert anttportete, oab bon Gin.
5elr,rionen aus ben betroffenen neu-
trai"r oiroern nihtamtlih oos grs
balern iiber bieie GntIheiorlna aus,
aeiprohen tporoen lei.
s}or iiber cine @ohe bate Die
l1niteb States 2inie bie llebcrtra=
guns einiger iIrer Shiffe beantraat
nun ifeint Die a6lebnuns ,,nmittel,
bar beporsriteben.
Tie Maritime gommiiiion ern1f,-
tigte aber Die Gortlano 5raipler 60.
flint Siiferbcote an oie 1rans0iiide
Sinie in Seem gorf si perfauien.
Ser @erfallf bieier 8oote erfoIgte,
oa i!e, in aontl,rrens 81, Iieielmoto.
rei. nidt mehr aetuinnbrinseno be.
triehen tuerben fonnen.
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Ce,atId,2lnterie rieat,ii4e
GtnteitSfrent
i0erman.Nm american Nl(ianee,
Chicago, Nllinois.)

slm 81. ,.ne %. Cttober iano in
Gt.rogo, Su., i'm 8ermania Club.
baus cine Weiprcb,,ne itatt, Die iid)
aus 0eleaaten bon Staatsorsaniia,
tion'r peribieoener Staaten Mmeri.
fas sriammen iette.
0,e'e 8eiprebung ,par ,,ripriiug.
lid fir Mnfans Sftober in pbilo.
belpiia geplant, tpuroe aber aui
@I,id) Der German Mmerican gea.
tiontI slIliance nad Chicago perIest,
oa Chicago om gentraIiten eeleeen
lit. Ser Sa,,btpunft bieier geipre,
dung NOR: ~Nat'nnaler 3uiammen,
id:nR". Gin tempordrer 0oritano
iuu:o per slff!amotion ernannt uno
sp,r'
peul j. NarnbcIs, Gbicaso, @or,
| iit'',ber;
T.lter Serrmann, Sobnstotpn,
pa. setretdr;
Sietrid, @ortmann, SEEM gorf
uuo aarI Nel,marn, 1oleoo, Ohio,
Stctiterfomitce; -..
Senrp Sobnf, gbicaeo, ssinan3'
fonltee:
Rar 8oeoide, Sdasmeiiter.
Srrr @arnbols fiibrt aub tpeiter.
BIN has 9omitee fir Sifentlide In.
eele9enbeiten, io,pie bie Mationalt
Sraaniiation uno bic preiie. ~
Gs iuuroe 5eid,loiien, bob Der Na'
me Aicier Nationalen Organization
vNational Jeberction Of Mmericar
Citizens Of Bermanic Decent" ieir
iou.
Serr 1en giden, aIs prGiioent oe,
8.MN.M,, tpiro iein @eites einiesen
INN Sic 8.M.N.M. gu elmer itarfer
unb eciuuoen Staatsorganiia atior
aus ,.,bauen, I'm iomit als itarf'
Staatsoreaniiation cine arobe Stiis'
Der Nationalen federation au iein
Ste 9eleiitete Mrbeit in 6ieier De
legateniisune tpar cine enorme uni
fins Die 0orarbeiten CUR 3ufrieoen
belt aller aussefallen. slls beionbers
tGtiGe Witarbeiter in oieier Geleea
ten-Sisune 3eidneten iid bic Serrer
Ssc>r Bobme, Dearborn, Mid., &u
ooIf Seupel, Detroit, @id., .. @rei
ne: uno 6. Glat!: als Vertreter I'll,
Seem Yorf, 2ubtpie Bauls, Daltel
aritbel, 9aidaro sdletb. Sbebop
gan, @is., aus. Die Bertret,ine De,
0elceaten umfabt Elm Stimmred
bon iiber 100000 berehtiete1
@GLler. IS ioll icfort NIT Der aftiber
Mrbeit beeonnen tperben uno fein'
9eit nit Der MN einmal notieen ita
tur :,ihen &leinarbeit berloren tper
Der, oa bieie iid i'm 2aufe Ser 3ei
| nit orlebieen lGbt
Ser slnfane bes 3uiammenidlui
les Ses 7eutidtums bon Mmerifa II
gemadt. Die Sisung pertagte iih i,
Der rollen 9uberiiht, oaB Elm ieoe,
iein geites einiesen miro, INN oi
Nationale federation gu einem Dol
len GrfoIe au seitalten. 9lnihrifte,
iino au ridten an &errn pauI 5
Warnbols, III W. Waibineton ct.
gb,:aeo, Sn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-16
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