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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
B0bbitt Ne1us
BY MRS. URAL b. ALEXANDER.

BY MRS. URAL b. ALEXANDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson of
Schenectady, N. Y, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. johnson of Meadville, Pa,
were recent guests OF Mrs. II. j.
Johnson and other relatives here
Little Miss Jean Young, daughter
confined to her home with spell of
scarlet fever, but is soon expected
to be out again.
Mrs. j. r. Houchins Of Athens, Ga,
and Mrs. c. P. Dickson, Sr., Of Ra-
leigh were guests last Thursday night
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finch, were
dinner and supper guests Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira w. Finch, and
spent Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Lassiter. Mrs. Jonn
Upchurch, Jr, and little daughter,
Patsy, who brought them from Ra-
leigh returned home Thursday night.
We are glad to note that Mrs. r.
w. Montgomery of Washington, D.
c., is improving, after recent opera
ton in Washington hospital. Miss
Maurice Rogers from here is spend
ing some time there with her sister.
A number Of our young people are
returning to resume study at the fol-
lowing places: Misses Myrtle Mitchell
and Irene Ellington to Greenville,
Miss Sarah Gill and Miss Evelyn
Mitchell to Greensboro, Miss Elaine
Woodlief to Greenwood, S. c., and
Walter Finch, Jr., to Atlanta, Ga.
ton as teacher at the Methodist Or
POL
Alexander has taken place with
quarters in Henderson. We wish
much success for these young people
in their work and study.
Miss Alice Cline Smiths church
school class recently enjoyed a
"tacky party in the home of a men,
Der, Miss Alba Rowland. Much fun
was had, and "tacky" refreshments
served.
On last Thursday Mrs. T. r. Smith,
Mrs. H. F. Mitchell, Mrs. B. L. Row.
land, Miss Addie Young, Mrs. w. A.
Rowland and Mrs u. b. Alexander
attended the Missionary Leaders
meeting held at Edenton Street
Methodist church, Raleigh.
Mrs. Cline Of Hickory is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
I. c. Gill and family. Mrs. Meta
Harris of Wendell is also visiting the
Gills and other relatives here to be
near her sister, Mrs. E. L. Fuller, who
is i'll in Maria Parham hospital, Hen
dersOn. A report from the hospital
is, that Mrs. Fuller is slightly I'M
proved. We hope for her speedy re-
cOvery.
Congratulations to our former
neighbors and relatives, Mr and M~e
smith Brown, over the birth of son,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
WHEAT FIELDS.

.nIand. il is strange to me
w ~ 7,,.be3t can move as moves the
sea
,tetcd the harvester in the grain
W. +tbouaht Of Neptune once again.
/. i said to garner WAGES:
TsIs zSs Nentunes trident lifted swa'hes
- Piled them on wagon rack:
AD s old barque lurch AID tack
-,rraer seawind, heard the call
y !. blargbrd speaking for the gull.
ubsst tfeld is not far from shore
s.,n : i, IN inland voyager.
eS'' John Ritchery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Harrison Describes
Ne7c Course To High
School PIT A. Group

The Henderson High School Par
ent-Teacher Association held it's
fllst meeting of the 1939-4O year
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
IN the library Of the school, with a
good attendance. Many new patrons
OF the school were present, and
recognized by the president, Mrs.
J. NJ. Baity.
Professor w. D. Payne, principal
Of the school, introduced the new
teachers, and also presented mem
bers Of the faculty who had been
teaching in the system for some
time.
Tie meeting was opened by the
singing Of "America', the devo-
tionals being conducted by Mrs. H.
L. Gambler in the absence Of the
chaplain, Mrs. J. F. Mills. The
Lords Prayer was repeated in uni
SON
Mrs. Baity presented the program
chairman, Mrs. w. M Wester.
In introducing the speaker, Rob-
ert B. Harrison, Mrs. Wester stated
that the association was very for
tunate in the first meeting to have
Mr.. Harrison speak on the subject,
''Diversified Occupation CT idance"
a new course offered to the students
Of Henderson for the first time.
This course is for those students
who may not attend college.
The speaker said ''he was CO
ordinator to help set up a trained
agency in pursueing good jobs that
are related to the subjects chosen
and studied in this course" Stu
dents are already enrolled, and are
showing a marked interest, and con-
slider this phase of work, and study,
an advantage to students, school,
community and employer An acad-
emic diploma is given to the stu
dent as an award when this course
is completed
Prof. Payne called attention to
the parents that he was much con-
cerned about the over-croWded
classrooms, due to the need of
more teachers. He said "that the
teacher could not give the in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Luncheon Wednesday
HOnOTS Miss Femmer

Mrs. L. H. Harvin and Miss Alice
hose entertained at luncheon for
Miss Clara Fenner, bride-elect. at
west End Country Club Wednes-
day afternoon at l o'clock.
Wedding bells were hung over
the entrance to the club house and
over the center Of the table. which
was decorated with white asters
and tube roses. Fall flowers made
the CLUB house most attractive.
y three course luncheon was
served 10 "a guests.
The folding doors were opened
ana 4 caro- at the end Of a long
white ribbon was presented 10 Mis-
Fenner. When she pulled the rib-
bon, there appeared a small auto
mobile bearing dolls dressed as a
oflde and groom. Attached to the
automobile was wagon loaded
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

local society was held with Mrs r.
L. Lassiter on Monday night for the
purpose Of getting out the quarters
reports After the business was trans
acted, Mrs. Lassiter served delicious
refreshments
Members of the Board Of Chris
tian Education met recently in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. t. r. Smith.
Several business matters were dis
cussed and voted on, and the church
school teachers for the coming year
were elected. Refreshments were ser
ed at the conclusion Of business.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

James Henry, and 10 Prof. and Mrs.
Edwin Young Of Middleburg, over
the birth Of daughter, Margaret
Alice.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell, of Troy, were
recent guests Of their daughters, Mrs.
Donald Mitchell and Mrs. Sam Full
ler.
The Methodist missionary meeting
of the Northern Zone of Raleigh Dis
trict will be held at Plank Chapel
church here on Friday of this week.
A large delegation is expected.
A meeting Of the officers of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Kittrell and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Rowland and son,
Macy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Wellons and family near Micro over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wynne and son
Jasper, attended preaching service
at Peace's Chapel near Oxford, Sun
day morning.
A large number of people from this
community attended the picnic sup
per and speaking at Zeb Vance school
last Thursday, the occasion of which
has been previous reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

with miscellaneous gifts for the
bride.
Those present were: Miss Clara
Fenner, Ann Stevenson, Dorothy
Mester, Sue Kelly, Adele Powell,
Sadie Parham, Florence Blacknall,
Ann Peace, Alma Parham, Mar
garet Gambler, Carolyn Polston,
barry Sills Petty, Frances Harrison,
helen Whiimore, Elsie Powell and
Liza Lewis, of Oxford, Mrs. Walter
Stone, Mrs. William Millican, Mrs.
Ferebee Fenner Cooper, Mrs. E. F.
tenner, Mrs. H. L. Allen, Mrs.
James Connell, Mrs. Milton Hight,
Mrs. Sam Peace, Jr., Mrs. John
Church, Mrs. Sidney Stevenson, Jr.,
Mrs. M. Y. Cooper, Mrs. Nathan
Strausc, Mrs. E. R. Austin, Mrs.
Sam Harl's, Mrs. R. J. Corbitt, Jr.,
and Mrs. j. H. Wheeler.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28

Parrish and son, Jimmy, and Mrs.
c. w. Keel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hor-
ton and children, Linwood, Mildred
Anne and Bette Lee, Mrs. j. M.
Breedlove, Mrs. r. E. Horton and
children, Edwin Lee and Joseph and
David Hight.-Reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Mrs. Wall to Speak
At EPSON Meeting

Ms L. D. Wall. district PIT. A.
chairman. will be the speaker at the
.~st meeting of the schC\ year of
-e EPSON Parent-Teacher Associa-
.aa hi, evening at 7:45 o'clock at
The school.
\ good attendance at the meeting
.s des.red.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Auxiliary to Meet.

The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy
1,rs-ents Episcopal church will hold
Corporate Communion Friday
~7rning At 1920 o'clock at the
.,rvcb il was stated today. The
~-ited Thank Offering will be pre-
.ar.ed 4, this time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Guests Here.

,rs IL. y. Lewis. and daughter
p,,sv 81 High Point, are guests OF
=. y ! and Mrs. John w. Hayes on
s+..hau street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
To Greenville.

Mss Francis Vinson has gone to
cr}sqnyIle n c., to attend E. c. T.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Returns Home

urs c. 3. Tucker has returned
;. ser home in West Henderson af-
:. spending several days with her
s,,,ey = Mrs. J. G. Scott, in Rich
.,ni Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-28
Choir Rehearsal.

The choir Of the First Methodist
.,.,rrl, viii hold a rehearsal this
..'s ,..srine al AS o'clock. and all the
s,srrbers we're urged to be present.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-07

foiten al bod linb, bann lit bas MIR
Su beoauern, ipeil iie niht tpabrneb.
men .pie pieI Tie perlieren.
Gie llria6e lit bab Ser Sfen lllto
ein :sllrnace niht in einem Wonat
Iabgeniist miro. Sas sllter befant es
MIR langiam l,no wie Ser Seiser as.
lebt, nut er cine pagienoe ilphahe
Seinlarbeit uno bie SeiSllngsfolten
pahien langiam pbne baB n1an man
es bemerft.
Wenn lie Die nel,en Warmluft Sur.
nace niht unteriilht baben, baben lie
feine Ssoee ,pie ipirflam rein nno of..s
uomiid oieie iiro. 9tidt oerfen tie
Don einem @armluftfllrnace bie Dor
setn pber ntcbr Sabren inltaliert
luuroen. @arnlllft= Sltr,aceentlpii,ie ie
baten ml,noerbaren 5ortidritt 9e-
mltt in SEN lesten Sabren. S!e
1889 Jurnace brennt peniger 9renn.
mcterial llnb gibt mebr Sise als IT.
geno elmer Ser alten 5urnace.
Stenn lie ifpn an ein Srrnace
oefen. ,parl,n1 Sieben lie ltiht einc
ntoOerne Suftbebanolllng in Sc.
trept2 Die ipirflib 5eit9entaben Sal.,
ier inltallieren ale @interlltftbebaltO-
ler. Sic nid,t MIR Die Suft bebanOeln
l,nO hei5en ionOern Die Sc al,f) felldjs
ten, lie reinieen olrd) 5ilerierltns
unJ ;irfulieren Die Suit burb bas
earSe Sals.
Gsrbeiierllngen iino in Ser Jabri-
fation eemc6t morben, 10 oab ein
@interllftbebaitbler gefallft peroen
fann cu ireeno einem Yreis.
@enn iie einen gl,ten Jirnace bc-
ben fonnen, fauien iie einen 8lolper-
,silier.l Unit gr bcbanoelt bie Suit.
Geraeiien lie niht oab es NIT oct
gliten 8eOinglngen Die ofieriert tper.
ben, lpeltig 8elo bralld)t einen nellen
5urs1ce Sll faufen uno untgeben II.
SEN @erluit ourd ibr altes SURFACE.
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Grobet ereift 1l1eStas.s
Qaft nit Sent Reid an

gparifo. 2eon Trosfi, ser im OriI
Ieben3e friibere ioipietrltiliideariess-
fommiiiar, erfldrte, SfuBlanb ba5e
lit ,sirtIidseit" ben Hlas Sopans IN
ser faidiitiid)en sldie angenommen,
aIs es einen Mihtangriffspaft nit
0entibIanb unter3eidnete.
6. be5eihnete oen Haft als eine
,@ooitulation Stalins por oem IA,
idiitiiden Smperialismlts gum 3tpsd
ser 8abrnne Der Soipiet-Ob ObIisor.
die" uno erfIarte: vDie &ilfe oes
entiernten Sopan fit Die militdr.
iiden Sperationen Sitlers in Gllro.
pa riiroe falt illllioriiden gbaraf.
terg eetpeien iein. Oie Silfe Stalins
bat oasesen einen tiefen, nirfliden
Wert."
l1nter Sintpeis barauf, ba6 oer
Eaft rim sleiden slueenblid, als ois
oeutid,en Trl,ppen Oie poli,iide @ren'
Sc iioeridritten" ratifi5iert tpuroe,
,eist, bab DeutId)lano Sen Haft
lpiirid,te, .tpeil S5itler Sic tpoblmoI.
lense ,.gseutralitdt" Ml,blanbs plus
ruiiiiter 3obmaterialien benotigte."
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Die ,tberan, tpo es beiBt fiir ons
9entlbtum ein5utreten ooer es au
oertreten, groBen slnteil nebmen?
Mo h;eibt sic ginigfeit ilnb oertlfss
Sn'an,menbalten2 Saben Die ocnt.
id1en @eianepereine ibon pergeiien
nit Incident Gifer Die Sebenbiirger
Scbien mitgearbeitet baben artt GRO.
beu oeutihen Moroamerifaniihen
sanssrfeit int Sabre 1927? SIT es
nidt boppelt SCOT lit Sieier idueren
3elt oob lpir amerifaniiden 8iiraer
oeittiber Ibitamn,lng sen 2opf bob
balten lrlo felt si,iammenlteben 2
Sinp mir oas nidt ,,niern outih.
amerifaniihen Seloen ihulbis9
M,b bem &pnSert pileerten ape
Sa1eer i,no Sineerinnen unb 8aite
iuie>cr naf oem Sadienbeim no
Sinb mir oas niht lniern belltlH-
ein flotter Sana itattfano.
Gleih5eitig tp,rben Sabci Sic @e-
tpinner ser berlhieoenen &reie e be-.
fannt aeeeben.
Die sladlidjen 8e,uinner
ppr @arpreiien iino: S. @plf, grie,
Ee.. $1O0; 8errg stosl, $50, SoE,,
u. &utter, glepeIano, Ohio, $4,000;
MnOreos anan, Glepelanb, Ohio, $40
Beth &onnerth. Columbus, SucaS
Mcp Sr. Gittsburab, Grnit Orb,
Glpria, Srau S. Wiap, GlepelanS;
@iiutber 5loral Co., Glepelano, IL
SO; 6. S.'Soran erie, Na., 8etn
Sabinf, Glepelanb, g., Hobert araI
Detroit, sOtih, ssrau 6. Serrmor,
Tittsbursb, S. Stefani glepelano.
&es;aa Sd,neioer. Glepelano, Bill
Sertomer, Glepelano, Srau aobler,
Ietroit, Ntih., Marp Sann, glepe'
lano. @eore 1inmer, Detroit, Mtif
| ie $500.
Wir n,ochten auf) nod uniere Sic.
benb;irger 9onbslellte, mir meilre.i
oieipnisen Sic INNER unb iinmer
ipieber iiber oie Slteeno berfallen
froscn, mo tie lparen in oieien 5lpsi
Soeen2 3u ihaoe. iie bdtten lid, mol
iiber; ;ereen fonnen boB bon alien
@d,ten ol,ber BEN Sdneern SO Ern.
sent Ser Teilnetmer am 6eit i,nO
Sars aus Sugeno beitano. Soifentlid
miro es NAL anoers iperoen Bis gum
n1titen SGngerfeit oas i'm Sabre
1911 in Ganton, Ohio, abeebalten
lpir5.
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Ne,ae Ne,atiAe 8Mdker

Seer--Sbomos Elatter. Soman Ell.
mes iir,npouen 2eben.
Ser5og-0er aanpf einer 8epublif
S!e sliidre 0repfllB.
aa;,er-Ger @artner bon 9ouIouie
adItner-Irtbur nit Dem langeg
slrm.
aGilner-@eorse uno sic 3,piider.
fdue.
aIepetar-seit 1918. Cine geidih.
te Ser Sidedoiloipaiiden Hepublit
Marn-Mut.
Stten-5orguemaoas Sdatten.
Selisc-3miiden 1raum uno Sat
gnsliIde Erofile. ~
3acet-0ie @eihibtellnearns.
garcpalle-3obIen fir Seoermann.
glouSi,is-Seoen Moreen sebt bic
S;onne auf.
gliab.2otbrinsen 1S71.191S.
Sreuo-Ser Mann Wtoies unb Die
n.onotbeiitiide &elision.
&ooer-8afterioloeie uno Spgiene
oes taalihen 2e6ens.
aabner-8u6 Der Grinnerune.
Mann-Sdopenbarer.
Mi!ler-Yom alten arm neuen
Geutidlan6.
Sf,niofun3-9as leibbaftiee 2ie.
oerbuh.
Sfneser-Neina lln6 Mratid.
SGpibfe -Shtpeoiifer @inter.
LStlwmtbal-Gie sroBe Qriie.
@elf--0ie 2ebenslbr bes @ottlieb
Grambauer.
@easde-9ie l,npollen6ete 6eutid,
Nebolutton.
@innie-guropa.
8n!-Gin shpeiser erlebt 9eutih.
lan6.
3oteltis-4ora Serrp.
3iierfanol- Weltsenteinidofi
Der Su6en.
3ut,noper-Hro bono.
O--
= Tas goIferbun6s- -Giasfo 1T n1r
ouf oie 8untbeit Der Tolfer 5lriid5u'
fiibrsn.
- GieIfah tpir6 auber Mht a.
llaiien, oaB Der gbeihluB gleifbeoei.'
teno nit benz gbebeginn 1T. q
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Dr. Otfc Dettnters
Mirb 2eiter ber Yerionenperfebrs.
6,.mite ocs 9torbbcntiden 2loDb

Had elmer beim bieiigen 8iiro Ses
Norooeutiden 9lopo einscgangenca
Mitieillng lit Or. 8. 0ettmers, ein
Yti,eIie6 bes Toritanoes Der 3eeoerei
nit oer 8earbeit,lng aaer Herione!s,
perfeb~sfrasen ser 2inie betraut NOR.
ben. 8
s,err 9r Gettmers, ser ieit Si.Ii
1898 elm Ntitglieb oes Goritanoes ilt,
ipnrhe ferner gum @eiddftsfiibrer Der
8rener NoroatIantifoienlt O. IT. s.
s. als Nadiolger oes peritorbenea
SEEING Sdiingel beitellt
Ti-eftor 8aloemar 8loie. Setter
bes noroatlantif Yerionen-Serfebrs.
Oienites, tpir6 &errn Or. 0ettme.s
in iIen porfommen6en Jdllen inner.
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GMreiihc StmNcntct,,
fclitie

Sit1nbul. Sor einer bel,tiden guh.
banolnng in 'Sitanbl,l fam es bor
filraem 5lt elmer 0emonItration, tpo.
BET etn Stroent sic gntfernllng elmer
Garte @roboeuti6Ianos aus bem
Sdaufeniter perIanste. 8ei ber tiir.
fiiben Sreenb berridt Elm itarfer
-Sa',g sltm io5ialen 9faoifaIismls,
ino anf oieier @runolaee fonnea
fommuniitiide Sbeen leidt SUB foi.
len. @egen oieie Mi,stpirfuns fat Sic
tiirftihe 3eeierllng tpieoerboltS6rit,
te llaternommen. Man bort inrne:
tuieter bon Serbaftltngen Sugenb.
Ii6er l,no beionoers bon Stlloenten
aus poIitiihen @riinoen.
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phefeerapt ptienieta,a in
Her Hamptbibliettee

Cine gusiteIll,ng bon SO Yboto'
oronhien, bie seigen ipie 276 gerltfs.
San>perfe fid) pereinigen int Se.'
iteLer bon einem Slim, miro I'M 3.
Stod lit Der Salptbibliotbef Begin.
neno Dfontae, oen II. Sept, porge'
fiibrt tperoen.
S.eie photographer tperben ipe'
siea fir 6ie GIepelan0er 8ibliotbss
bon ser Metros @oloippn-Map Hic'
tl,rc 50. in Sollpuooo genomnen
Iieier Slim seist, tpelhen Seil ieSs
ser Srsaniiationen beim 5ilmmaden
ipielt.
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anoerungen, Sic f0nnen ii9 auf oieie
Sirma in 8eaug boflider &ilfe. gaat
.lno ebrlider geoienung berloiien.
Sier iilto einiee Ser Saden Die Sie Z
prompt 81, ntabigem Hreis baben
fonnen: Sol5, Simmsarbeit, 9iirea,
6eniter, Oadoefmaterial, SbinoeIn,
Sreens, Tiiricreens, 8aueiien aller
grt auBeroem Sarbe, 2eitern, sln.
.Wtaterial, 9aunpfGble, YfIa.
itsr 9raht5dune, 3ement, 9ement.
|iteine, aaIf, Sano uno IbfluBrobren.
8irfli6 elm bollitdn0iges @eid1ft
fir 8aumeiiter uno bofIi9em Oienit
ser feinem dn0eren auriiditebt. sic
iperoen iid freuen nit oieier slperIdi.
iisen alten 0irma @eih6fte 81, hun.
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0tpp'oroua
ySbc Oh Gaib" beginnt ant
samstae, ben 9. September

gas Ianee eriportete gilo, ba5
nod. Ser Geriion Ser beriibmten @e.
idibie bon ghitb @barton seldrie'
ben norSen lit, miro nG6iten Sams,
tag. Q. September, begiltneno i'm
Sirpoorome poreefiibrt. 9auptronen
ipicler 8ettp 9apis ,lno Wtiriam
Sotfins, ,,nteritiibt tperoen lie bon
George Brent, Sane 8rpan, 9onalb
Grey, 2ouiie 5a5etlb II. a. mebr.
G;eier Slim lit elmer ser belten oes
Ssabres, iagen fadm1nniide &ritifer
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Briefbefoerderunp
mach Deutschland

Nriefe nod, 0elttidIano tuerbeu
ipie cas- &oitamt mitteilt, bis auf
tpeiteres 5ltr @etoroerilng angenom.
r1en. Sa elm oirefter gerfebr 3. St.
itn1lloalid) IT. iperoen oieieIben iiber
nelirale 2anoer seleitet, mas ieIbit.
peritanolid Ger5oeerunsen in Ser
Belte'ling beruriaben miro. gs lit
anjrnebmen, BOB oie ocutide 8oIt
Den elcid)en 8eg eeben uno fir slme.
rifc beitimmte Eoitiaben iiber ne,,.
trale 2un0er Ieiten miro.
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weit,Gft~ G,antber g.
9ieie alte suberlaiiise 1irma erfre,i
iih zines beneiocnsmerten Mmfcs fir
eDrlide 8cidjaftsmetbobe.

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Dienit ser Weit gno Sumber 60.
miro seidatt lno beute beiitt oieie
@eiellid)aft fiir Solsbofe beql,em ge.
legen 81 ralhem 0ienit 2ager an
2orain slpe. l,no 8eit G3. Ctr. =
Monroe slbe llnb @elt 25. Ctr.
4123 Gearl Hoab, uno
452O @eit 130. ctr.
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er &eimball, 9feparat,ren ooer I'm.
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>,Scrist,.itasit6tte fir
eerntaniietes 8aa,peien

Berlin. s(n Der Tchniihen Sod.
iduIe graunihpeie lpurSe eine r1Joi.
ifl;n9sitGttc tiir eermnniihes Ban.
lpeI~n" erofinet. 0as neue Snjtitut
iuuroe errihtet. neil ser Gorgeihidjt,
Ter n:ht in Der Gage lit, Sic ihtpieri.
gen Srogen bes bnrh slltserabunser
eridloiienen porgeif,ihtlihen Sans.
bates Sli fl1ren. Die Toreeihihts-
ipi'ie1ibaft iteIlt baber an Die 9ar.
foric,une Die slltfforoerlmg, auf Sic.
lem Bebiete mit5llarbeiten.
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ymSijhe GG~ett in
Drag beih6>iet

@:og. 3pan5ig iiibiife Sdoen tprr.
ben opn Menihenmengen seltiirrt
l,nE beidaoigt. Epli5ei belpad)te nad)'
ber rie Sdbep, tpabrcnb bie Wensen
ibrer 8ut IN cntiien,itii6en Sdlag.
rortcn Suit maGten.
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Heke Stet,crtt tlttN
ftieHriee Hei3rcett,n,te
BON =. Sbarp, @ie'Hraibent Der
Senrp 5nrnaec anb Gounorp 81,
Tahrifanten Der Mpnerief Jnrnaec.
anb Winter.2nf ftbebanbler.
Sn elmer Siniiht iino Sei5red).
nunaen lmO Steucrn ioaiemIih gleih

0ieiblimmlten Ste,l-
ern iinb iolbe, bie bie
2cute 5ablen obne ocb
iie belteuert iueroen.
0asielbe lit ipabr nit
SEN Sei5rebnungen.
@enn iie ,tidt ,piilen
bob lire @ei5ungs-
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Ke,,ercb Scr vpar
Xe,itana" II, uSN.

yfom. sSm Serblt miro III 8aib.
ington lno Neip gorf Ser &bngreb
Ser fatboliiden Stuoentenorganiia-
ton rGar Tomana" abgebalten. 9as
Sal,pttbema BEG &onareiies lit Sic
internationale &atboliihe s(ftion.
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was ouiIiSlCiitly large 10 Warrant eX.
penditures on such a project. The
final report is expected to reach
Washington sometime late next
spring.
"A CCORDING to State Depart
"a ment estimates, about 100000
Americans in and near the potential
war zones have been warned to leave
Europe, or to at leas; leave the dam
eerous sections. About one fourth
OF these are tourists and the balance
is made of those Americans who re-
side in these portions of Europe for
business and other reasons.
EOR the present it seems that
4 there will be very little new gov
ernment competition for the power
industry to worry about. No more
large projects are planned and the
completing of the PWA program
brings an end to federal finance of
municipality owned plants.
There is some feeling that when
Wendell L. Willkie engineered the
deal with IVA he not only obtained
a reasonable price for his company's
holdings in Tennessee but that he
laid in the lap of IVA the response
bility of proving that the Govern
ment can function as sufficiently in
business as private ownership.
AS the Boston Transcript put it.,
1t the Government can furnish, with
out a subsidy However skiflfully
disguised, electric energy at lower
cost the purchase will mark the onset
of a new era for wider government
participation in the public utilities
field. If not, private utilities will be
more secure than at present.
MEXICO is seeking financial aid
AVA from the United States in con-
nection with plan to settle 100000
Jewish refugees in Mexico in viii
lagos to be composed one-third of
Jewish refugees, one-third Spanish
refugees and one-third of Mexicans.
Pro- Nazi elements within the
Mexican Government are holding up
further consideration of the plan
through their opposition. Under the
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pelnii9eS Gieeittmnt i,t
Dan3ie bci4laei,akntt

arpenbaeen. 1eltid)e Munoflnf.
itaticnen eaben befannt, baB elm Gr.
laf Sic aonfiSieri,ng polniifer
Staatseieentums 1T 0DanSis anfiiu'
oigte.
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balb ser 9toroa-8remen pertreten.
9'ireftor Wartin Sdmiot leitet
ipie 5isber Sen iibrigen Eerionenber-
febrsoienlt lnb pertritt Serrn 9r.
9e!u1lers entipreheno 1T oieiem Ir.
beirsqcbiet.