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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
H
IN OHIO

Am 7. April 1888 wurde cine kleinc
Flotte o Flussbooten, bemannt Won
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, won der
Flutwelle ueber die Muendung des
Muskingumflusses hinausgeschwemmt.
Gluecklicherweise sichteten in Fort
Hamar an der G%abelung des Muskir-
gum und des Ohio ~stationierte Soda.
ten die kleine F1ottille durch den Ne
bel. ~Schleunigst ruderten sic hinaus
auf den Fluss, machten an den durch.
gegangenen Flachbooten fest und
schleppten sic ans Ufer. Dies war den
Anfang der ersten dauernden weissen
Siedlung in Ohio und bedeutete die
Gruendung Won Marietta.
.Vier LANCE Monate hatten die Maen'
ner, die den Ohio hinnnter trieben
sich muehsam ueber die Bergpaesse
und durch die ununterbrochenen Wael
der gearbeitet, UNI hire Boote xu ban
en-. Sic warren Veteranen des Revolu
tionskrieges, die mach achtjaehrigel
Kaempfen das Leben Won neuem be
ginnen wollten.
Inter Fuehrung Won General Ruff.
; Putnam wurde am /. Maerz 1856 di'
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Rechten der urspruenglichen dreizehn
vOrsah.
Marietta wurde also unter ausser.
gew~oehnlichen Umstaenden ge~gruendet
und seine Gruender bauten in derWild.
mis- einen Ort der Art, vie sic ihn in
Massachusetts, verlassen hatten. Bret.
te, schattige Strassen, Elm 'grosser Plata
und Baustil mach dem Muster Won
Massachusetts machten Marietta zu
elmer Massachusetts, Gemeinde in Ohio.
Noch heute besitzt Marietta viele
diescr Charakterzuege.
Auf SEMEN Campus Martius steht
nun Elm prachtvolles Denkmal, die
Schoepfung Won Gutzon Borglum, dem
Andcnken an die Gruendung der Ge
meinde gewidmet. In dem Campus
Martius Museum beindet SIGH da.
~Originalhcim des Generals Putnam
ausgestattet vie es war ais Tell del
Stockade UNI die Wildernissgemeinde
In Marietta befndet SIGH ausserden
die alte Landofice der Ohio Company
das aelteste Gebaeude i'm State.
Desc erste Hauptstadt des Nord
westlichen Territoriums list cine Stadt
auf die Ohio init Recht stolz sein da
und die es vert list, besucht ~ verde
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Sic >. & 6. 9inic fabrt taelid.

Sic beiben Gage oes Sommers
iine Apicoer BEL inns 1,no ba eibt es
feline ansenebn1ere grboluna oils sl-
ne Sabrt a1i Dent fiiblen See. Die
einsige @elegenbeit fir Elm ~fiirsere
Meiie eibt Sic 9. & 6. 2inie, Sic tag.
lid Gins ibrer prddtieen 9oote nad)
Sem beIiebten Sommerreiort Geoar
Goint abgebe1 lGbt. Ibfabrt mors
gems Inn 8 ltbr bon Sit 9. Strabe
Gier uno Giidfebr abenos Inn s uhr,
bas gibt einen Mllfentbalt bon bier
Stllnben altf ser S%albinIel, Die piel
l1nt,rbaltltng bietet. 0ie 9ootfabrt
ielbit lit eIeidfaas intereiiant. ltno
bas aaes foitet nidt piel. 9ie Saiirn
pitroe oieier Gage erDffnet l,no bleibt
bis sum arbeitertae int @anae. Mar
beri0lin,e Sieie @elegenbeit niht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
$cipjctrnnIanH ,,telAet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mnsfoll. Sic .Eralpoa" berid)tet
oaE ieit oern grlab oes @eiees iibe;
oas Gerbot pom Nbtreibungen Dor
orei Sabren oic ruiiiiden Santilis:l
groeer %geruorben u,o sic Sabl ser
Steiorrngen ilriidgegangen ieien.
Die 8cbltrten inn Mosfau i'm Sabre
1888 seieten cine Steieerlins nm
SO Gro5ent iiber Die bes Sabrcs
1886, mo Gbnlife S%teigerungen
ieier in gar5 Nublano felt5uitenen.
Die Sheiounaen Ieien allf sic S6lfte
Scr iriiberen Siffern 5uriideesoneen.
Snfolae Der ihltea aniteigenoen Sin.
bersahl iebe Ser pierte 5iinfiabres,
plan Die Sertigiiequne bon ainoer,
beimen l,no ainoera1rten fir4, 900.
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|fih Aas MnmeIbpblatt ieIbit sii Be.
|ihaffen. gr erb1lt es BEL oent unter-
seifllcten aoniulat Sbriftliden sln.
trdaen altf lteberienoung zines M,,.
m~eloebIattes lit oas Niidporto beiSu,
|fiieen. Gtmaiee 3uriiditeaungsan-
TRACE iinO ihriftlif suiammen NIT
oent InmelOeblatt einSureid)en.
@er oieier allffprberlns nid)t ooar
mid: piillftlih nadfontmt, miro.
nenn feline bobere Straie mad Garo.
grapben 40, 142 143 oes &eihs.
Observation-Disclosures permirft lit, nit
|@eloitrafe biz sl $50 Mcihsmart
ODER NIT Soft beitrait.
Nof Ser Mnorbnuns iiber Grioiiun9
ser beiltidlcn Staatsangeborigen i'm
Ill3lano fir Sen aftipen @ebroienIt
urlo Observation-Disclosures inn Sabr
Sabre 1889 oont Is. Mar5 1892
(H@bl So. 1888, Cell 1, 6. 500
fonl.en Die 8ebrpflihtisen bes @e.
burtsiabrgangs 1920 sum 1. gpril
1910 gum Observation-Disclosures uno
bon: 1. Sttober 1910 ab gum aftipen
Webrbeinit herange5ogen perben.
0as 9entide &oninlat,
1422 MibIonb 8Ibe., Glenelanb, 8.
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"Es list gar NIGHT schwierig, cine
gesunde dat fir die Kinder einzu-
halten, seitl Itch den elektrischen
Refrigerator habe und meme game
Kocheref. elektrisch' 'besorge", sagt
Marie. "Ich k6nnte keine so perfek-
ten Ergebnisse %erzielen, wenn ich
den elektrischen Herd NIGHT hattie,
obwohl Ell, wirklich zu sch0n aus
sieht, UNI Won Nutzen sein zu k0n-
men. Ich finde, dass beim elektrischen
Kochen die Gemise ME schlappig
sind und dass vor allen die kostba-
rel Vitamine und Nahrstoffe in die
Nahrung gekocht werden und NIGHT
in Wasser und Dampf verloren ge-
hen Allies Backwerk wird leicht und
bek0mmlich - so leicht verdaulich,
dass die Kinder ale Cookies, Mullins
und Kuchen haben k0nnen, die sic
wiinschen. Els list mir wirklich ME-
mails etwas missraten. Und babe ich
es dir gesagt? Gretel hat in den
letzten sechs Wochen zwei Pfund
zugenommen!" ..
"Es list wirklich allies ganz an
ders", erwidert Hans. "Aber du
musst wissen, dass die Kinder NIGHT
allie die Vorteile geniessen. Die Mahl-
zeiten, die du uns in letter Zeit vOr-
gesetzt hast, sind Elm Genuss - grU-
mes Gemiise den ganzen Winter -
und jetzt bel dem warmer Wetter
weiss ich. dass das Gelee-Sonsomme
und die eiskalten Desserts und gross
artigen Salate verantwortlich fir
meme perfekte ~Verdauung und allie
extra Energie verantwortlich sind.
Und vie gut sic sc~hmecken!"
"Ja,"' pfichtet Marie bel. Der
elektrische Herd ist Elm Wunder und
kocht gewiss i'm M, ohne die Kuche
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heiss zu machen. Und die Elektrizh
tatsrechnungen %betragfen nur die
Hattie Won dem, was wir dachten -
aber der neue Refrigerator leistet
wirklich gerade soviel. Err spart 81
cherlich Geld. indem err die Lebens,
mittel so perfekt halt, so dass icb
ME, etwas, wegwerfen muss. Weisse
du. 'dass viele der kalten Speisen mach
Rezepten fir Verwendung o
'Ueberbfsibseln bereitet sind? Fur
mich list es natirlich am wichtig-
stem, zu wissen, dass allies, was ich
aus dem Refrigerator nehme, UNI es
dir und den Kindern vorzusetzen,
ebenso rein und bek0mmlich list, vie
ais ich es hineinstellte. Natirlich
lassen wir ME etwas vierzehn Tage
DARN, we'll du es gar NIGHT zulasst!"
Isle sind appetitanregend". sagt
Hans, "und list es NIGHT erstaunlich,
dass die neue Kuchenausstattung
den halben Raum des alien Arrange
ments einnimmt? Wir haber N
fir das Dinette - und eieh' den
grossen Platz liir die n,nuu Il
Spleen, so dass du sic bel der ArOeit
beaufsichtigen kannst. Ich freute
mich wirklich. ais der Junge ent-
deckte, dass er den Anschluss fir
SEMEN elektrischen Zug verwenden
kann. 1ch finde, dass auch du CLICK
licher und gesinder bist!"
Halten Sic desc kleine Geschichte
fir unwahrscheinlich? Absolut NIGHT
- Familien in allen Teilen des Lam
des erlangten dieselben Vorzige Elm.
fac hdurch Umbau veralteter XIII
chen und Ausstattung derselben nit
modernen, arbeitsparenden. lei
stungsfahigen elektrischen Enrich
tungen.
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Ohio Company in der Bunch Of Grapes
Tavern in Boston gegruendet. Zwei.
hundertfuenfzig $1000-Anteile wurden
fuef den Kauf Won Land gezeichnet.
Manassah Cutler, Yale-Graduant An.
walt, Lehrer, Heereskaplan und Stu.
dent der Medizin und Naturwissen.
schaft, wurde Won Ipswich, Massachu.
setts, wo er predigte, abgeordnet, um
das Gesuch der Company dem Kongress
vorzulegen.
Sein Erfolg wal groesser ais irgend
jemand IN hoffen gewagt hattie. Die
Company erhielt NIGHT eur cine Land
b~cwilligung,. sondern die Bezahlunc
konnte ausserdem in entwerteter Ko.
lonialwaehrung, NIT einem Kurs Won
etwa 12c yum Dollar, gemacht werden
Wicbtiger wal jedoch die Ordinanz dies
Northwest erritoriums, yom Kongress
fuer Verwaltung der neuen Kolonit
entworfen. Inter den Bedingungen die
ser Ordinanz wurden Rede-, Religions
und Pres~sefreiheit, verhandlunger
durch Geschworene und andere Men
schenrechte garantiert. Gleich bedeut
sam war die Tatsache, dass die Ordi
nanz die Aufteilung des Territorium,
bel Erreichung zines gewissen Bevoel
kerungsstandes in Staten NIT gleiche,
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Scmertpcre itft StaNiurt
Sicien SamtSfae
Gef Der Greibeit imnAte infolse
&egens abeebrpden ,perben

Gas itdotiihe Geit Ser Greibeit.
oas 5ltr 6eier oes l1nabbdngigfeits.
tdges i'm Staoirm peranitaltet tpar,
perregnete unb mltbte abgebrohcl
tpes ben. Die funitbcn. bprbereiteten
praftigen 5elernebritiide eineen 81,
8rano, aber bie 26,377 geiuher
baben &egenid)eds erbalten uuo fon-
men iih Samstag mieoer int Stabium
e%infinoen, Tim iid CIT einem permebr.
ten uno perbeiierten 6euertperf unb
Eroaramm SIT erfreuen.
8is Der &egen frdftie einieste.
murine bas Hrugramm plonm6bia
ou.hgefiibrt. Inter Dem Goriis BOZ,
Wlaiam o. &oie muroe piinftIth Be-.
gonnen. Mapor Burton b1noiqte Sic
%nationalen 9iplome aus, peldjc
Glepeldnberr unb einem 2afenoo0er
fir berporroaen6e 2%eiitl,neen al,er.
tannt iino. Goli5eihef George $.
Matotpis erbieIt bas 9ipIom fit
Gertebrsiiderbeit, Chef ser 0eiler.
tuehr bon 2afetppoo Gbas. q. DeIn-
nep. 9afetpoob, ein Diplcm fir
6euerliherbeit; 9r. Sarolo 5. @naltu
cine urfllnbe, tpelfe sic Geroicnite
Ser Stabt I'M ofientIide @eiuno-
bettspflege riibmt. lito CHARLES q.
aeulto6t elm 9iplom, nelfes scr
8erbetdtisfeit oes Glepelanoer ga.
pitals oes &otcn areuaes 9ribut So1.
Sebtafter Geiiaa eriholl, als Mbtel.
lnneen Ser Goli5ei al,f WotorrGoern,
SIT Gferbe, in autss urto 5l SUB au-
riidten, uno 8enunoerune erregten
Die Gorfiibruneen Der 5euerpebr.
fpelt)e bie nele groBe 2eiter;;: Nek.
ipringen unO idneIes 2oiden zines
Selieuers porfiibrten.
Die &ecner, utter iblten 9ltnoeS.
~ienator Hobert q. Gait, murben NIT
laltem 9eifaa1 beariibt. Iii S:45
mubte Oas Set abgebrod,en tperben.
Iafmarid nit 5abnen ioG min
,benfals en- Samstag abenb itatttin-
Sen unb aae 5abnentrager unb Ge-
gleiter iino eebeten am Samstog
abeno NIT Sen 6abnen SIT erideinen.
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9ippoorom
r0ausbters Courageous" besinnt
ant 8. S,ili

NGhiten Samstag fommt mad
oem Sippooromc ser Slim rSaugbt.
ers Courageous. Die Saiptrollei,
Iiegen in Den SGnoen bon Sobn
@arficlo nno Griscilla Cane ein.
Ihlicblid) Sic anbcren sluei 2anc
M1chcn Hoielnorp nlb Cola iolpie
Sale Sage, San 9aiitter, Seffrn
2pnit. Gid Tpron II. a. Ole @e
id,idyte beid,reibt bos Seben elmer ga
Mile. Die Wittter 1T beinabe bereit
cine Seirnt e,n5ugeben, ais ibr or.
iter Mann, Der Safer Ser Mdohen.
nod, 2Oidhriaer slbmeienheit tpieoer
~' Ts Iohnt iih bielen Slim
d,3ufeben.
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G6tietcitcn Scr Semfitten
Oercine 1T GlepclanN
@pn 9anS Braun.
DcmtIste 3cntrale
@pn Sans Braun.

Mm Sonntae, Sen 9. Suli, miro
bas Deutihe aprsertorheiter inter
niirhieer 2eituna boz, Serrn Inton
SpebI inns einiee gerubreide Stun.
ben bereiten. Mls zines bes beiter
2iebbaber- SrdeIters ser Stabt Re.
fannt, bat iif hasieIbe in oen lesten
Sabren piele Greultoe unb anbanaer
ertoorben. 9as Gonsert besinnt nm
IA llbr llno mir moften iebem ia.
fen iif basielbe ansllboren. Gutter
8eiuh lit sic bette 8%elobnling uno
Entertaining iiir uniere oel,tlfel,
Muitfer s(benos it Cans int oberen
saal. glliie perben aln Sonntag bon
Gnoitation Gearl Hpab Inn 1880. B
l1br uno 4:30 obfobren. %. S.
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3tpSlf Sentrterfcn3ertc
inn 2tuNitcrium

,Spolf Soliiten tperoen mit1ulrfe,l
an SEN Sommerfon5erten. oie I'M
SssuIi beginneno I'M Subtle Iitoito,
rium Itattiirhen.
Gas erlte aonsert finoet beretts
ant IL. Sllli itatt rr,o Hlibolpb Sing.
mall lit ser Sirigent. Ser Soloiit
lit Boris Goloopsfn, Giano.
Sic Gintrittspreiie iino iebr nieo.
ria ntb Beginner nit 25c. Sanr
gibt es Site SIT sol, 75c unb $1.0O.
- gitte nnteritiisen Sic sic in,
Go!tsbIatt al1seigenbcn 8eif1fte.
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Che
Cleveland
Crust Company

ganffilialen in alien seilen 8rpk GlepeIanbs nnO feline
l~lmsebuns.
Oefnrster Mnstpeis nber BEN Stanb ant ;Nnni 80, 1899
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
felen ihiencn auf
GmFttania>Sliceer

0ansig. Gin p%lanmabiges Slug.
sellJ Ser Seutihen 2ltftbania allf ser
Strede gcrlill-Sansig-aonigs
berg tpurrc am 4.Sltli oltrd) polniihe
Slafartiaerie beid,oiien. Die Sdiitc
traren oas 6luSelle ieboh nidt, bos
ieinen Slug nod aoniesbere fort,
iekte.
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600 alcinfinoer bis sllm Gnoe oe5
Sahres 1912 Dor Seit 1886 muc.
Den insgcianlt 2.432,OOO,0 900 Hubc!
an finNerreife Miittcr herteilt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-06
8cfanntmadnng iiber bic GrfaInng
Der
Standardization Semtiden
StaatsanaetSrieettt
i'm Mmslano.

'9ctrifft Sen a~mtsbesirf Ses Sel,t,
|id)er &onillIs in Glepelanb, Ohio.
',,no umfabt Die Staaten Ohio, @eit
gireinia, Wifigan uno Snoiana.
SIM Sabre 1889 perben bic pebr-
|pfIihtisen Geutiden Staatsangebori-
gen NIT oarer,1bem Mufentbalt I'M
MusIanb, Sic Dem @eburtsiabrgane
1920 a%naeboren, fir ben &eidsar-
%beitsoienit uito Sen attipen @ebr-
.Oie.!it erfabt. Die angebOrigen BIZ.
ies Sabrgones beiben 9ienitpilid)t:.
&c.
Sic SienitpiIiftisen baben jih
unpsr5iiglif, ipateitens Bis 5um Is.
Sui, 1889 ourh ginreihen oes por'
ihriebenen, orbnungsgemdb ausge.
|fiinlen Inmelbeblattes BEL benz lt.l.
t%erseihneten 9eutifen aoniulat an.
meloen Seocr Stenitpflihtiae bat
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
Esthonio Cut Off
As Reds Move In

cluded treaty. About 21,000 Red
army troops were being sent into
Esthonia. tt.e.
Travellers from Tallinn said that
conditions there were highly un-s
certain and that the government
had taken precautions" against any
incidents. Foreigners were not per-
mitted to stay in Tallinn, or on
Osel or Dagoe islands (Which are
new Soviet bases) without special
permits.
Red army troops we're advancing
in two columns through the north
and south districts of Esthonia un-
der the pre-arranged plan. a
Soviet air squarons, flying low,
led the troops and guarded against
any incidents on the part of the
population, messages from Esthonia
said. The people were isolated from
the incoming Soviet troops by
strong police and militia cordons.
Red army forces also were land
ed on the Esthonia coast by Soviet
ships. Red warships previously had
ancored in Baltic port, which Is
expected to become big naval base.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18

Continued from Page ID
said:
French troops yesterday gave up
further points along the frontier
between the Moselle and the Pfael-
ger forest. which were occupied by
our advancing troops. =
Numerous prisoners were taken.
Describing German air raids on
the British coast and British and
French reconnaissance flights over
Germany, the high command as
serted that the allies had lost 10
airplanes Monday and Tuesday.
The French high command, in
its war communique No. SO this
morning said merely: =
Contact elements were active on
both sides throughout the night.
There were many ambushes and
there was much close fighting.
There is intense concentration,
clogging the roads and railroads,
behind the enemy's 'front.'.
Bad weather was general salong
the front. The Germans sought by
small infantry detachment attacks
to rectify rough places in their
line, after their two big attacks
Monday. 8, a z
The Germans have now erected
barbed wire in their new positions
and reversed the trenches which
the French formerly occupied.
1t was understood that the Ger
mans might find it impossible to
defend these positions very strong
ly. The French, before retiring Mon
day according to general staff or
ders, heavily mined the areas-so
heavily that it was said the Ger
mans would not be able to use
tanks.
Meanwhile six warships and IL
planes are engaged in severe bat
tie off the Netherlands coast, eye
witnesses reported today from
Schiermonnikoog island.
The battle, which started at IL
am, was being fought outside of
Dutch territorial waters, it was
said. The planes and warships were
not identified. #.@
Observers said that after they
had watched the participants in
the sea-air battle for some time
the combatants disappeared.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
Homecoming Day
Program atC.J.C.
Scheduled FRIDAY

Plans for junior college assem-
bly, on Homecoming day at the Ell
Centre j. c.. were completed We'd
nesday according to Herb Schmidt,
student body president.
The assembly, which will official
ly open the Homecoming celebra-
ton. will be called at 1910 in the
high school auitorium.
Herb Schmidt will welcome visit
ing alumni, Chester Irving, presi-
dent of the Alumni association will
give the responding address. Also
on the speaking program will be
Jim Brock, board president, DR.. G.
Hurst and Roy Womack, board
members. ,-.
The Ell Centre high school and
Junior college band, under the di-
rection of Stan Atkin, will play.
Following the reception alumni
will be invited to attend the clas-
ses. The days program will be cli-
NAKED by a football game against
Gila junior college and an after
the-game dance in the high school
gymnasium.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
Body Of 0.G. Horne
Lies in State at
San Diego Chapel
CONTINUED from Page -

CONTINUED from Page ID
library ordered the institution clos
ed from l pm. to 6 pm. Thursday
out of respect to Horne, board
member. .-.=-.-.=- -. -.-.. 90
At the time of his death Horne
was a v1ce-president of the Securi-
ty First National bank of Los An
geles and chairman of the agricul-
tural committee of the California
Bankers association. He managed
the Security bank branches in the
valley.
Horne was born in Blairstown,
Ia, and went with his parents to
Syracuse ,Nebr., at an early age.
He was graduated from the Syra-
cuse High school and later from
the University of Nebraska. He was
a member of the Sigma Chi frat
ernity. He was employed by the
Lincoln Daily Star and the Des
Moines Leader for several years
When his fathers health failed
Horne was called to Syracuse to
take over his fathers interests.
He married Emma Shenberger in
1918. While they were' on their
honeymoon in California, Horne
bought an interest in the Security
Savings bank of Ell Centre. He
maintained his connection with
that institution through its sue
ceeding mergers and changes.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
SRA 0kays Plan
For Project Here

Imperial county's first Little WPA
project was approved Wednesday.
SRA officials in Los Angeles ap-
proved a plan for the employment
of IL SRA relief recipients to re-
pair and remodel the old juvenile
detention home in Imperial SO it
may be used as a school building
The men will be paid by the SRA.
A Is per cent increase over their
regular monthly budget allotments
will be given them.
They average $40 month from
the SRA. The school district will
provide materials.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
Won Popen Quits
Turkey Suddenly!

ANKARA. Turkey Oct. 18. (UP)
Baron Franz Won Papen, Adolf
Hitler's diplomatic trouble shoot
er sent here to effect better rela-
tions with Turkey, left Ankara inn
mediately upon the breakdown OF
Turkish Russian negotiations and
arrived at Istanbul this morning
it was disclosed. -,
Won Fapen will leave Istanbul
for Berlin by train tonight, 1t was
announced in Istanbul. 1t was be-
lieved he would report to Hitler in
person on his return to Berlin.
Papen, who negotiated the Nazi
Concordat with the Vatican and
paved the way for Hitler's seizure
of Austria came here early this
year as special ambassador.
AS he left the Turkish govern
ment. having announced the rup-
ture of negotiations for Turkish
Russian treaty, prepared to sign
formal pacts of mutual assistance
with Great Britain and France.
1t was expected that the treaties
would be signed during the week
end Immediately upon the return
of Foreign Minister Sukru Sara
coglu, who left Moscow at midnight
after three weeks of fruitless ne
gotiationS there.
Saracoglu was expected to halt
briefly at Constantza, Rumania
and at the Bulgarian port of Varna
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18

way and Denmark, the president of
Finland, and their foreign minis
ters.
It was understood that Argentina
took the initiative in urging the
action by the Western hemisphere
nations.
The president acted soon after
receiving from President M. Kali
min of Russia a personal message
stating that negotiations between
Russia and Finland were being
conducted on friendly basis in
the cause of guaranteeing the Sc
curity of the Soviet Union and
Finland"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18

or Burgas to consult with Grigore
Gafencu, the Rumanian foreign
minister, and George Kiosseivanoff,
Bulgarian premier-foreign minister
The entire situation in the Black
-Balkan-eastern Mediterranean
area had been changed suddenly
and radically by the refusal of Tlir-
key to accede to Russian demands
The change was in favor of Great
Britain France and Rumania and
against Germany.
1t was calculated to cause anx-
iety to Italy, with its Dodocanese
islands dominated by Turkish
coastal forts, unless it pursued a
policy of strict neutrality.
Just what Russia had demanded
of Turkey remained uncertain. But
it was certain at least that Turkey
had refused to accept demands
which conflicted with its engage
rnents to Britain and France.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
Americas Pledge
Firms Sympathy

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. CUP)-
President Roosevelt today placed
the moral support of the United
States behind the efforts of Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark and Fin
land to maintain Baltic neutrality.
As the northern nations opened
their conference in Stockholm, the
president, acting in concert with 20
other American republics, this
morning sent a message to His
Majesty Gustav v, King of Sweden.
The message presented the moral
support of the United States.
Strategically, the communication
was sent SO that it would arrive
at the outset of the meeting be-
tween the kings of Sweden. Nor
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
District Accepts
Debt Moratorium
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is unable to pay without great
hardship or undue burden the full
amount the construction charge
due :"
The district appeal, sent Sept.
10. called attention to the unusual
financial burden and mentioned
There has just been suffered a
cioudburst that has resulted in
innumerable breaks in the canal
system that require immediate re-
pair :"
Under the 1918 Laguna dam con-
tract, by which the district was
obligated to pay S1,6O0,000, pay
ments would be received up until
1914. There is an unpaid balance
of SAT- 900. Under the new agree
ment payments will run until 1945.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-18
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be no exception.
To help subscribers decide for
themselves, the Post-Press publishes
on the editorial page of this issue
pro" and "con" arguments, writ
ten by leaders of the movement
and the opposition.
T. D. Mccall wrote the article
favoring 30-Thursday and M. o.
Simms the argument opposing it.
Both sides have received equal
space.
Read both sides.
Make up your mind.
Check your ballot.
Send it to the Post-PreSs.