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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
DeibtrafDte1r
1899
@on i. 6. Miaer

Gcs fommenoe 8eibnaftsfeit er.
inutrt uns an oie @eibnofJtsfeite Ser
grnben 3riegsiabre nnb id, tpeib be.
itimnt, oab oie Siebenbiireer Soh,
len s.!lammen nit bem oeittihen
@olfst,m Mmerifas bas lstSaite aller
5eite int 8eoaufen nidt MIR at ibre
engere Seimat, iorbern an bas beut,
fd,e 4aterlanb feiern iperoen. 9as
Spmbol Der @eihnaftsfcier. ser
Gbr:i;5alm, bat Teltidlanb ser gans
sen @elt aeid,enft. iebod) peril,ht
man allh bieien 8ebanfen niht ni,r
lns ionbern Dem amerifaniihen
Golf III ral,ber, ,pie iiberba,,pt alles
SIT aeritoren, mas bem el,ten Namen
Scr be,ttihen @tutter niislih iein
fonnie. Shon bie alten 9euti6en
lange Dor gbriitl,s @eblrt feierten
@eibnadten. oas Oulfeit, 5. +. oas
Conference.-The 6eitc. lpenn i'm 8in.
Shluf ollf Scite 5.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
vGelmmtbus" >&1tattnih haft
in uetp perf eclanHet

@cibin9ton. Ser Geriuh bes gro
BEN hcutihen Sdnelbampfers 80,
lmbus", Der in oieiem 2anbe iebr
mobl hefannt mar b,lrd) ieine @elt-
reilau nit amerifaniif,en Yaiiagieren
ipaBreno mebrcrer Sabre, bat oas
Sd;Sfiol bes r8rai Spec" gef,,noen.
Tim n::d,t in Seinoesbdnbe 5u faaen,
bat Der Shiff has Geies Der oeutiden
0to.:i,,e in slnipenouna ae6raft: Nie-
mails iibergeber, eber oie Serienfllng.
Ser amerifnniIhe areuser rSns-
cal,oia" ianb oas Sdiif 400 Iteilen
meit!;t bon Stem Yprf brerneno ai,f
nno Vt MIN nit $40 @eretteten bon
oem Columbus" in Seem Oorf ein-
getroffen. 0as Stiff lag bereits tief
inn @riier, als Oer amerifaniihe
areE;er arf ieiner Nntrol,iaenfabrt
cs crtncfte. N;d)t melt ab ppm 80
lumbus" itano .oas eneliihe &riees-
i1iis Die Mnnnihaft, einihlieBlib
8 Srieuien. 5efano iih III BEN 8et-
tim Jshpoten. 3 Wtann Der 9eiasllng
mero2n pernlist.
o. Mann,1 aft ipurbe hsu!a il,
Gui5 Sslauo aelanoet lnb loG nad;
6 G ri,en irelJeiest iuerOe.t. Sod) lit
nor nidts gedalles bariib.c rntibie-
oen :lno es lit eine 6rase, OF lie 1T.
ternicrt lperoen iolIen ober 1,in..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Dc,tti4er Srattter
cntRent,ttt GnelG,,>cr,,
9ampfer fliidltet in ben Saien non
Bort Gueralabes, Tlorioa.

Sort 2au6erhale, Jl,riba. Sros ei-
nes Tarnunssihuiies mibadtete Ser
Oelltihe Grahter ..Mralca", Ser ant
IA. Ce5enber suiammen NIT Dem
Sdreaoampfer columbus" oen
Safen bon gera Gru5 perlaiien bate,
sic Signale eines eneliiden areuSers
orelte feline Gabrt uno entfam fnapp
oenl Gerfolger, Ser bann Die @eriol-
glnJ III amer!faniiden Sobeitsee-
luaiisrn allfeab.
N!m lit Der 9ompfer llnter 8e-
tuaEllng eines amerifaniihen &reu-
gers urb iiber oie ipeiteren S6ifiale
lit 5.r 9eit n;hts befennt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Die Mann(baft oes
,,@raf &pee** nun
tntrrmtert
2lrosntiniens prdfoent perfiiet oie 111afnahme

uno ein 5lueSeue Ser l1niteb Hreb
nit Short @apc" Haoic an 8prb
melntte ben 8ee bes Sd,iffes bon
Iier bis S,m geriinten l,no tper ae.
rooe IN gmerifo an ieinem &aoio
iab, fJnnte fir brei St,lnben lang Sic
biitoriihen Momente aufnebmen. IS
lit als gbre an5lieben, BOB fein l,n.
niiscs Menibsnleben geoiiert ipllroe.
lle5er Sic aompftiihtisfeit oes
Orr Spec" aber seben nod oie So-
ger I'M, sic eiren bebaupten es ipdre
llnnHellh aetpeien Ben &f alf.
junehr:'en ,u,b Die anoeren bebaupten
'oas Segenteil.
Der in ben 4ompf peripidelt ae-
tueien, eneliihe 4reu5er rgreter"
lit erltna6 pier 9aeen tpie elm Iobmer
Watn in 8l,tnps Slires einaelal,fen
uno Eat MIN cine lanse 3eparatur.
pauie Dor iid).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21

bon SEN srrtiimern Ser ronliihen
atra'e 1ereil,igt unb ser reinen 2ebre
aneepabt tpnrbe 8leih bier lei oorait
erinuert. oab bie anelifaniid,e Stride
2llttcrs 2itllreie fait ipDrtlib iiber.
nomn"n bat. pie allf Der ensliifen
gibeIHberietlnn 0l1tbers eeipaltige
slrbcit silgrlnoe Iiest. Sas erite eise.
ne @eiangbud, fit BEN 8ebraltd, in
Iutbernden 8ottesbieniten in Slime.
rite hct s. 90 Miiblenbers i'm Sab.
re 1886 eeihaffen. Sn BEN meiiten
&irben aber fp,trben bie @eiangbii.
der Ser beimatlidlen 2anoesfirhen
6eniist, pielfah Biz auf ben belltigen
Gag. Taneben 'inb bon Sen perihieoe.
men tieiisen Spnooen san5 ausges
seidnete @eiangbiid)er beral,seege.
ben mnroen; 10 oab r&irhenbith"
| int Sabre 1877 bon Dem @eneralfons
all ger Gp. 2utt. Stride II, gtoroume-
rita, bas ,Girhenbl,h Ser gp. 2utb.
Spm,oe bon Chic unb anberen Stoa.
| ten, oas r&irhenbuh Ser Wtiiiouri-
Spaoos" ,lif. Sic ale iinb gefenn-
seitnat bnr6 treues5citbalten an Ser
reiren li,tbcriihen 2ebre. @ertpollen
ginJlif befomint man in oas 2eben
unb 9hingen lmierer Stride bei Der
9efliile Ser 8o.tporte 3lt Sen perid)ie.
oener @eionebiidern Der einselnen
(S9Iub duf Seite 5.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Der Ange(tellte tiber Dier3ig

gonnei,. Sic iih allmGbIid auf anoere
Staatea ousoebnen tpiro.
G:e erfreulihe SeititeIlune fam
iho! GIT geainn Ser ltnteril,duns
gemad,t iperoen, oab iih iofprt mebr
als tn,,icno llnternebmen bereiter.
fldrtcn in ibrsm Eericnal fiir einen
serehten s!usaleih 5lpiihen
iurcen ilno ilteren 2elrten 5u iorsen.
@eun es iid) babel rm feline leererl
Setiprehen banoclt, Damn iteQt Sieic
Grf!irilng einer ipidtigen 6ortihritt
oar Genn nid,s burh geieslibe Mab,
nab,hen ,no inter aagemeinenl
Grl,d fann Die Grtperbsloiigfeit I'M.
ter Sen dltere,l 2ellten beboben iper,
ben. sitise gfitbilfe aller 8etricbe
tut habei not. Sic 9eute iiber 8iersig
piiroen iih IN ibren nellen slrbeits,
ploten niht lpobl fiiblen, tpenn iie
oas lSefiibl baben miibten, bab lie
lire SteQune leoiglid unter lesisla.
fiber; Druid er5alten baben.
slu'fl1renoe slrbeit lit bas Saupt.
erforSernis. gs feblt alf) bier nifi
an iiSsirmen, Die bon ioiial oenfenoel,
Oiref:cren unb Scrional6eis gelei'
tet mcroen Sos 9onnen lln6 nid1
bas Sitter ioate Sic Yaiis fit Sic Gin.
ltelluna eeben. Oie Sugenb bral,d1
oesba!b niht geifdbigt at tperoen
oenr ieoe lpeitblidcnbe Yerionalpoli.
tit Du! Die Seranbilo,ng zines aus.
rci1c,toen NaGpuhies 5ur Soraus.
iesung.
@ctaoe iest. tpo oie Mr6eitsfurpt
naa, oben 5eiel, iollte ieoer slrbeit
geb'r bel 9telleiniteQuugen periuhen
auh alteren 2suten iene gbance 81
gebsr, auf Die iie inn aGgemeinet
sSntereiie Mnlpruf baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
@bmere kdnrpfe
5ml(fben .6tnnen
unn ben Kuffrm
5tnnen elauben oen 2ln eriifen oer 12ulien wioer,
itehen III fonnen

ooh fteint ibr ShidiaG oitrc1 oie lie
bermod't beiieeelt 81, iein. Die Huiien
niisen ieoe 0elegenheit aus, um ppr-
tpdrts SIT fontr,en. Sic baben inslpi-
'den llnaebeuere Sanfgeihtpaoer ber,
ane,5raf)t uno Die 6liegerangriife
ipieberholen iid in Stafieln BEL ieoer
gum ,sliesen siinitiaen gelesenbeit.
Sr Noroen iino Sic &uiien sc
0teilen ins Snnere Sinnlanos einge
riift. Ser 0irhbruh in ser Dfitte,
Der Ninnlano fampillnfGbig MAIDEN
piiroe, lit aber nod niht selllnqen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
o. benkt ner Bdttetr, la klein
-. litbtleit1 brftr1t!

Die Grhe traMert inter Mebelidhfcicrn,
Sbr Antlit nid,t i'm Ylitcnfransc lctbt:
ord iuteber Hinst ppn fern bic 2ietcsueife, ...
Die uns Der Gnsel inns III hetlser Nadbt;
rseih frob nnb aadset, fdant en,psr ysum Siminel
Ser 2ebe stern ersldn5t am Firmcn,ent."
Sbr aber, bic ibr bort heS Gnaels Ifalmen,
>, bentt ber Sutte,, ba feim 2id)tlein brennt!
stun pransen balb ia wieber emre Stubem
Voa 1annenreis unn soo'nem &erSenidrin,
ltnb cine 5iue mdrdenibSner Waben
yrinst eud1 ber 9ie1c Soanb ins Saas binein.
Nun mcrben cure anbIcn wicoer inbeln.
Sur Weibnad,tsluit ihr flppienb @cr5d,en fennt,
Sbr. 10 nmitrablet pDn ber Gbriitnadt Sternen,e>
=, benft Der 3atten, ba fein 2tdhein brennt!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21

T'' orga1ilielten genliibnngen sur
ltnterhrinaune 1lterer Gnseitellten
llnb 2irbeiter 5aben IN bieiem 9anoe
faltr: begonnen 8enn bas Griperbs,
lo'en. .Eroblem nild nllr einigermaben
aelolt iperben ioG Damn mlB es ge,
lingel,, einen grcben Cell iencr Mcn.
idhen :pieber nrsbringeno SIT beid)Gi.
tiger, Die aIter als pierSig Sabre iino.
Sc slbnei1'me pielcr llnterneb,
mer, tlltcre Seute cinSuitcGen, lit INN
10 lnncrit1nbl,dner, als sic Setter bic.
Ter arober unb fleiner 8etriebe &C.
pot!ilif, ielbit COS so. lmo mitlnter
aar nas 60. Sebensiotr iiberihritten
babcn. Sieie 2ellte iteGen iid ielbIt
ein slrmlltsseugnis aus, menn Tie
!bre s!6neiaung gegeniiber reifen, ct.
fabrcnen Menlhen in ibrer Yerional,
politif sum. Musbrltf brinaen.
Sle Sabre nad) gierSis iino feines,
pegs Ibflang inS slbeelang. Sic
iino Elm slbihn:.tt in bem menihliden
iino gcipobnlich bas 3eitalter Ser Sc.
benslneilterllng llnb bamit Ser 8e.
sinn Ses tuabren llnb sielbeipu6ten
Sfaifens. Sic iinb e!n Mbihnitt in
Dem meni1lihen Iaiein, no bie
groHt'n Griabrllneen sur 8eltung
fomnlcn fGnuen. 9(lte erfabrene uno
erfolareide Mrniden iasen mitllnter,
oaB tic crit nod isiini5is auf Ser S0be
ibrer &raft an.angten.
Mieber einma! flht man iih in
Il. g. nit 6en aIternoen slrbeitern
unb slngeitellten ST. beiddftieen, I'm,
itatii!ii;he slnsaben iiber bieies ernite
io5iale Hrrblem nieoer5ulcgen, bas
man hisber fat nur bonn Soreniaeen
fanrte. Inter Ser 2eitllng eines le,
aislatinen slnsif)niies int Staate
Stem slort 5at cine unteriltbung be.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Karit6tt Hat,S EaiteSScri
besi,,e SelbittiterH

8,lcnos slins. aapitGn s. Gangs
BORT non benz Sre,,5er vMomiral @raf
epee", erbot iid bon ber argentiniih-
en- &eNierung, oie Grlaubnis at fei-
ner ocrt in oen Giniponoerl,ngsball-
fern ,!ntergebrahten Wtannidaft slb-
fd,ieb su nebnen. Sic formten iid
INN ign unb bci feiner &eoe fiel es
ouf, oob er iduermiitis iprad. Sim
onber1 Morgen ipuroe er tot int 8ett
gefunren nit einem &epolperi9ub It,
Der Stldfe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
1pas fat,estt mir NIT
10000 0eiatteeneit an?

&cibitetpn. Der finniidle 8eianb-
te S;almar Yrocope tpilroe gefragt,
mas cr iiber Sen 8eribt benfe. 6aB
feline 2an6slente 90. 600 ruiiiiheSol-
6atsn oefaneen bItten.
,Nas ipllen mir nit 10000 Hlll-
fen anfaneen?" frug er slriid uno
5licb Sic oirefte Mrhport iduloig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
8enealen itint,t,t fir
nntcritiibmfte GnelanN<

8s!sutta Sroien. Ser 5inonSmi.
l,ilt"r Ter 8ro''in5 Bengalet, q. u.
Sarfcr, trat suriid. nafoem er iid,
aeipe'sert bate, elmer Heiolltipn su-
,l,it.mmen, o,lrd Sic @robbritannie,,
pollc Mitarbeit an Ser ariegsiiibrlns
sl,asin1t miro. Die Relolution ,puroe
nit 50 seeen 42 Stimmen ange.
rOnt.nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
v5n, Stmr,1t" ">Oper
erleet 1tramifmkr,ane

Musfall. Scief Stalilt uno ariees,
fom'riiiar &len1enti Goroibilofi ba,
ben III Mosfou ser ltrallifiibrllne
ser Sper rSm Starm" beieetpobnt,
oie Oas 2eben unb ben &f 2enins
5lrm Geeenitano bat. Stalin 5eihnete
ben Sarlteller 2enins insbeionoere
nit srobem 8eifau aus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Garfei prsteitiert bel
r,ajjiItbent Kcnt11tattNottt

Stnnbul. Die tiirfiiden geborben
ioQcn bel Dem &ommanbant eines
iopictruiiiihen Slottenseid)paoers
einen Grotelt eingelest baben, lpeil
6ieies bel Ntanopern i'm Sdmarsen
0feer our1 tiirfiiGe 9obeitsgelpdiier
fuEr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
GerpeNe'Slue,ene
perienef Shiff

2orhon. ssleaer -Torpebos tauhteR
als rpte beutid,e @affe in einem
iharicn slnsriif arf, oent 5tpei 81.
iferLnote unb bier tpeitere Sd)iffe -
Sarrnter brei nei,traIe - gum Spier
fielcr. ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Der kulturelle GinfluB her
nfut(bfm lutberaner auf
nas amerikani(rbe geben
gon 9r. 6. u. Jritidj, gunnsstutpn, DIN.

Yortras sebnlten BET Der Saeilns
ber .IGsemeinen Oertihen 8ons
iecens her %creinisten Sutberiid,er
airc,e Imerisds" am 8. Sftpber
1889 lit Der epnne. >l,ltb Sipnsz
Stride in gropflbn, Nep Dprf. -
0r. 6. =. 5. araetins, Eaitpr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Columbus NOR fcin
Dericremftesihiff

8nenos slires. aapitGn Sans
Sanassorff, erflarte, als ibm bieger.
ienfrng oes columbus" mitgeteik
lpl,rec, oab er oon,it nidts su tiA
hattie uno oab es fein geriorsunsss
l1irr fit ben r8rof Spec" mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
Der erSi3te Et,fteat,,pi
Scr 0ej4ihte

Selaolanb. Ssn feds Stoffeln grit
fen engliihe 5Iieger at uno trarien
8on6en ab. Die 8erihte iiber Griolg
uno Nihteriola fino uioeriprshrno.
IS Sh!g5ei,ge nabmen barlt tail 81
ioa,n nbeelho'ien moro, iem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21
8erlin.8, ,1farejt
,perSeft tast>el<einie
Ysencs Nbfomnten feht cine b6bere
Sewertung Der MeidJsmarf por.

gAfareit. Die l1nter3eihnung oes
&arSelsnertraees m,,bte tpieoer bin.
ausstihoben ,peroen neil sic oellt-
iHe Seite einen @reisauiihlag fir
aIte ,no neue 2ieferuneen BON $3.50
for0,rte
8.!tireit. :Rum1nien erflGrte ii6
bereit. Die Sclueridiffi,neen nod
0e';tid,lano au iteieern uno Der
&eihsmarf im 8erehn,lngsperfebr
eine Nuftpertrrs Inn elf Hro5ent 81
sebcu. Die 8erhanoluneen iiber cine
Grn"iterllng >es 9anoelsabfommens
bie iid oiesmal iebr lanee binee5oeen
battcn, fanben ibren Ibi6IuB uno
oas @-otofon tplroe unteraeidnet.
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Sen BlnbesDeamten ,nb alien Yiits
gIiebcrn nnb Sirigcnten bcr 8unbes>
Seitirnen oes g. e. Sdnscrbnuoes bon
9ioro s(merifa iulpie alien ilnieren lieben
gulfsscnoKen III ben @ereinisteu Staas
ten ltab iu Der alten S,cinat en.bieten
mir e'ren ber5lidben sscibna6tseruB. ios
iuie tte beiten YiinidJe gum Neuen Sabr,
in ben: mir boifen. bab oasielbe ii1 il,
ieber Be3iebllns iesensreider als bas alte
Sabr eripeiicn noec.
ab'lf Wilfinser, Bunbesz zErdiibent.
81. q. Hrieicubenait. gu,,bes sScfr.
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Ni6t jan&5enb rest iid iebe ainberlippe,
Riot iebe Srnit ber @eibnutt- 5ricben fanb.
siebft bm anf icner 3,uner stirm bic 5nlten?
Sbr 3er5 1T poa hutb leer 1T ibrc Sanb!
>, bate he en sderilcin BON ben, allen,
Was brin fid bel ber 9iebc 5eit nennt,
0ie mirben 1reubentrGnen br entruaen,
8, benft ber Sitten, ba feii 0id,tlein brcnut!
g1enn hdb bic ainber tint bic aut.er id,aren:
30, Nntter iprih, fun,mt Der Weibnad1tsn,onuP
sinb mir nidt imrner lief nnb bran semeicn?"
Wie TAFT has idbneihenb brc srcle an
rssib it'll, lieb @cr;d,cn, irGitet lie pua Soften
rGr wirb i&un naber, ben ibr bittenh nenut."
=, Iakt bic Sofinuns ifihe Wabrbeit mcrben,
q, benft ber Siitten, ba tein 2tttlein trennt!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-21

Grit wenn aus nnfern Ienitern In has 9mnfel
Der heil'sen Nadt ber aer5enidinvner itrabIt,
Gid nut ber Armut Sttrn perflarenb iuieber
Der 5renbe mnb Der 2iebe Meiem malt,
Grit bann 1T uns ber 9as bes 1efrm sefontme4
Nxnn iebe 2ippe ibren 3etter neRnt 80.
., 6ffnct fir bic Mrnut cure s3dnte,
3, benft BET Siitten, ba tein 8i1tIein brei,nt!
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ss ~ 8 sss e g e ~
Evening star., 1939-03-22
Visiting Nurses Work
Described al Luncheon

The Instructive Visiting nurse, in
addition to performing her functions
OF education instruction and private
nursing, often acts as liaison officer
In bringing to light numerous char
ity cases, Miss Gertrude H. Bowling,
executive director Of the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society, told a lunch
con meeting of the Federal Com
munity Chest Forum yesterday.
Questioned on the adequacy Of
the present staff, which now num-
bers IS nurses and officials, Miss
Bowling admitted that the society
Is about so per cent understaffed.
She pointed out that any community
should have public health nurse
for every 1000 persons.
Miss Bowling reported that the So
ciety treated approximately 25,OO0
persons last year The nursing or
ganization is member of the Com
munity Chest.
Honor guests included Mrs. Harlan
Flske Stone, president; Mrs. James
L. Houghteling. board member, and
Mrs. Emory Scott Land, first vice
president, all of the I. v. N. S.; Mrs.
w. A. Roberts, executive secretary
OF the Council of Social Agencies,
and John Ihlder Of the Alley DWELL
ing Authority.
Frank A. Birgfeld, chief clerk Of
the Treasury and president of the
forum, presided at the meeting. which
was held on the second floor of
Child's Restaurant, 1923 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-22
A. F. |. Readmittance
Issue Comes Up Today
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The American Federation of Labor
Executive Council gathered for an
extraordinary session today to de-
termine the jurisdictional condi-
tions under which the C. I. O,
rebels might be readmitted to the
A. F.. L.
President, William Green asked
the council to decide whether the
one-time A. F. L. unions must sur
render, before returning to the fed
GRAFTON, the broader scope of mem
bership they acquired for themselves
in three years of the labor war.
Labor leaders regarded it as a
ticklish question, since the A. FL.
constitution bars admission of anv
union whose claimed jurisdiction
overlaps that of an A. F.. L. affiliate
unless the latter gives its written
consent.
On the outcome of the council
session may depend the future
course of the A. F. L.-C. I. o. peace
negotiations which will resume here
Friday.
Evening star., 1939-03-22

The judge observed that hospital
treatment would be given him at the
Jail if necessary. The jury found
the two men guilty of all the counts
they considered.
United States Attorney David A.
Pine declared that the 1886 income
tax return of the Warning brothers
disclosed that Kyle was paid salary
of 81 $50. Emmitt Warning, said Mr..
Pine, paid $4,000 for the grocery
business at the 23O0 block of L street
address, where the Government
charged Kyle and his companion
violated the gaming laws, as blind
for the numbers racket.
While the Kyle jury was deliberat-
ing, two other cases were completed
in the courtroom before Justice
Proctor and the juries took them
Evening star., 1939-03-22
Easter Lily Show
Opens Today at
Botanic Garden
Many Other Spring
Blooms Will Be
On Exhibition

The annual lily and spring bloom
show at the United States Botanic
Garden opened today. On exhibition
are more than 800 lily plants, each
with IL to 20 flowers, 2so cineraria
plants and 1900 pots of hyacinths,
tulips, jonquils, narcissus and other
bulbs.
The show will be open daily in the
east end Of the conservatory, at First
street and Maryland avenue.
The feature of the show this year
Is the creole lily, a type which has
been popular In the South for more
than 100 years, but is only now being
introduced to Northern growers.
Representative Joachim o. Fernan-
dez OF Louisiana is responsible for
the display, making it possible for
the Botanic Garden to get 1000
creole lily bulbs which have been
grown for this show. Mr.. Fernandez
Is introducing the lily here in the
nope 1t will become so popular that
$2,5OO,OOO which now annually goes
TO Japan and Bermuda for lily bulbs
can be spent for a new home in
dustry.
In the show, the Easter lilies are
set against background of hardy
deciduous azalea Mollis, which the
Botanic Garden is displaying for the
Hrst time this year. The Rutherfor-
diana hybrids and other hardy
azaleas massed by colors are still on
display in the west exhibition room
OF the conservatory.
William A. Frederick, Landscape
architect of the Capitol grounds,
who Is in charge of the seasonal
flower shows at the Botanic Garden
says that there are hundreds of
other plants of all the spring bulbs
In reserve in the growing houses
which will be used to freshen up the
show, so that it will be kept at it's
best for at least two weeks.
Mr.. Frederick is enthusiastic about
the creole lily. and says Representa-
tive Fernandez has done a distinct
service to all flower lovers and to the
Evening star., 1939-03-22
Two Are Convicted
On GAMING Charqe

Paul j. Kyle, characterized by the
authorities as "right-hand man"
OF the Warning numbers gang, was
convicted in District Court of viola
ton OF the gaming laws yesterday.
Kyle went to trial with Fred r.
Lewis, colored. both charged with
gambling in the numbers game and
with possession of the illegal slips.
After the jury returned a guilty
verdict, Justice James M. Proctor de-
clired to release the pair, pending
sentence, and ordered them COM
mitted, although Kyle's counsel
pleaded that he had an injured foot
Evening star., 1939-03-22
Dog Poisoning
Feared, Woman
Asks Probe

Fearing dog poisoners may be at
work Mrs. George M. Paulus, jr
of 204 Cockerille avenue, Takoma
Park Md, yesterday asked police
to investigate the death of year-and-
a-half-old Boston terrier, Scrappy.
The dog died Monday night, and
Mrs. Paulus said veterinarian told
her it had eaten rat poison. Sew
eral other dogs in the same neigh
borhood have been sick, Mrs. Paulus
said, causing her to think some one
may have placed poison where the
dogs could obtain it.
Il asked police to investigate, /"
Mrs. Paulus explained, because I
don't want other dogs to be poisoned
If it can be prevented"
Evening star., 1939-03-22
Come In...See the New
1889 DODGE! 1t Costs
Even Less Than Last
Years Dodge! ,...

THIS year, we want you to be the
l. judge! We want you to see with
your own eyes just how Dodge
saves on gas and oil. That's why we
say, come in today and take a look
at the new Dodge Luxury Liner.
Money Saving Engine!
Take a look first at the famous
Dodge Floating Power Engine. 1t
not only gives you all the proven
money-saving features that have
won for Dodge a nationwide rep
utation for economy, but-for 1899
-offers new engineering advan-
tages for even more efficient engine
operation! And don't forget Dodge
Dependability-that inbuilt quality
of every Dodge that means greater
economy in longer life and freedom
from repair!
New Lower Prices!
And with economy Still in mini,
take a look at the price tag. Yourl
be amazed. this big, luxurious,
al7-inch wheelbase Dodge costs
even less than last years Dodge.
Evening star., 1939-03-22
Miss james to Speak

Miss Harlean James of the Amer
ican Civic Association and T. How
ard Duckett of the Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission will discuss "Commun-
ity Beautification' at a meeting of
the Hyattsville Md Horticulture
Society at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Riverdale School. Exhibits of un-
usual seed catalogues and garden
| books will be shown.
Evening star., 1939-03-22

commercial growers in the North in
calling attention to this type"
Department Of Agriculture spe-
cialists are also enthusiastic about
the future of the creole lily and are
cooperating with the Louisiana
State authorities for its best bo-
tanical DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1939-03-22

under consideration-all three being
out celebrating at one time.
Oakie Chandler, colored, accused of
assault with a dangerous weapon,
was acquitted. James Cobb, colored,
10, was found not guilty in robbery
case. Assistant United States At
torney John w. Jackson, who prose-
cuted, declined to make a closing
statement, so weak did he consider
the Governments case against Cobb,
who was charged with taking $6 in
cash and some tokens from a Capital
Transit Co. bus driver on January 10,
near Fourth and P streets S.W.
Wisconsin was the first State to
pass a law governing the use of
electric fences for farm animals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-12
FAMILY OF MAYORS

BONNEVILLE, Ind-All three sons of Mrs. Elizabeth Heinzle Nester 94, have been mayors, two of Bonneville and the third at Tell City.