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The Nome nugget., 1939-11-03
Neutrality Bill To Co In Effect Immediately

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (P) - The special session of Congress adjourned at 6:35 tonight after finally approving the Roosevelt Administrations bill to repeal the arms embargo and substi- tute system of cash and carry sales to the belligerent coun- tries in Europe. The president is expected to sign the bill by noon Saturday and immediately issue proclamation making it effect i've as it applied to the war in Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-03
Reported Safe
 But Coast Guard To Look Anyway

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (F) = The Coast Guard heard that the Coulmore was safe by continued the search just to make sure The cutter Duane was ordered to proceed to the area to look for the Coulmore. Officials said there was an important reason for con tinuing the search if the Coul- more failed to answer the Cam perdown station at which place the safety message was received.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-03
Joint Committee Approves Adm's
 Neutrality Bill

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 R - A joint Senate and House con- ference committee approved the artaninistration's neutrality bill, preparing the way for final con gressional action today or to- naorroW. The conference commit ice agreed shortly after Presi- dter1t Roosevelt expressed gratific ation for the action.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-03
OLDTIME ALASKA SKIPPER PASSES AWAY SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Oct. 30 (P) Cap tain Peter Obert aged 66 long time shipmaster of the Pacific and Alaska died here today. He served on the Admiral Line, the Pacific Coast Steamship Line, and on the Alaska Steamship .Line. He is survived by a wodow
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-03
N o T I c E

A Democratic Club meeting is called for Wednesday, November s, s p.ni. at the City Hall. Im- pOrtant business is to be trans acted and all members are urg- ed to attend.
 George Laiblin, President
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05
Hicr eine s. tuieNcr
cius,tol ,ant Sen 1Oein
Won beriihmter 3edJnern nnb non
ber Ebiluiop;ie bes 3rinfens.

Nao 4reusnob. Ser Snternatic-
nnle @einbaufonareb neriammelte
lid, bier in oem 10 tpeingeiegneten Srt
pie Nao 3reusnaf, no ielbit Der
@riibler Or. ,anIt, Ser einiae 3eit
bier geipohnt bate, ben Seufel er.
folsreich nit bcr tuiirsiaen gtabeiuei.
nen bafdn,pfte, 81 elmer eriliten Sa-
auna feiner Erohleme, ionoern er
feierte bier aud, gum erltnmal elm
Set beipnoerer Mrt - bie @cltipein.
probe. Sipolf Naticnen bon ben bier.
uncstran5ia. Die iih am aongreb be.
teilisten. brohten 1,Gmlif lie brei
peri;egelte. Yrcben ibrer @cine NIT.
sei ser aonareBtasuna puroen bann
.oGe Traaen, b'e Sen @einbau an.
aeh"n, eebiihreno beiprohelJ oie ssla.
ihe1 entforft. TITO iebem Ser Cell
nehmer eine 9pitprohe freoen5t
Setsunbhreibie Weinc aus Der aan.
zen @eIt, Srhlut Inn Shllif, @I1s.
fen I'M @lGsd'cn eefcitct, es lit cine
Geographic, sic ibreseleihen illd)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05

uno FINER griine, oitf Die man bas
Shersmort fane r@etrdnf iiebt aus
tpic @ein", tpeib Der 3eder ipobl a.,
lintarheioen, uno auf ben fon,ntt es
an Gem Sallfbnlo lit oGes, aih oas
Shlehtelte, geraoe, reht, iein @al,.
men lit ihpn 10 peroorben, oob er
nihts mebr red,t at ihmeden per.
mag. Wer aber ben Wein 10 liebt
uno au eenieben peritebt ipie Die
0iener, Dem eebt beim Weintrinfen
bas 1era o,,f pno er itinn,t germ in
sen Gprs Waltpr 8loents elm:
Ser Siufer lit Elm 8erbreher,
Gm Seliser lit Der 3eher."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05

T'le fon,n1t es, bab immer mcbr
@eibpein beaehrt miro, tpohrehb Die
9sad froee nod, gfotrpein It1noig inn
Sinfen begrifien it,. Sn Sen 3eiten
unierer @roBpG'er ipar es anoers -
oa roeierte be- Nctmein. Gr min
lanl'amer, belinnlicher setrunfen
ieir. Die aberdeen, Die ibn lieben,
Die :ieben auh Sic 8eihoulihfeit uno
! bie 8ebarrnng. Ser Rottpein lit oas
8etrcnf fonlerontlper 3eiten llnb
MeniGen, sic SEN Sauptrpert oui
oas quite Geroa!.en legen. Ser @eib.
fpe:h entiprift nebr llniern 3eiten,
oeren es auf 9clpegung aui sic raihe
1at, aui Die Gerdnberuna burh sic
araft Deg Wiaens anfomnt. llnire
Weinlpeiien meroen barl,m niht piel
an Der aesenpdrtieen geporBuelns
oes WeiBtpeins unb Der n,inoeren
Sd,Gsl!ng bes Rottpeilts tnoern fon.
men. suf Die @eine baben ibre Sci.
ten unb sbidicIe.>
go 1T man t,,,h BEL ben Weinen,
oenen fiir bic 'r:iberen @enerationen
| Elm ~ i1uerlihes ober su berbes
slroma anbaitc.e, crit in Ser lesten
3eit auf ben Geihmad gefommen
mas iOpobl fir Die Woiel. ais fir oit
, 1almatiner We!ne gilt. gs bang
bns nit Der Wcrliebe unierer 9eit fiji,
oas Natiirlid)e ;uiammef,, onh Del
@e;a ioll ieinen Nat,lrseihmod be
bdlten unb midi in cine fiinltlih,
3uferbriibe per.panoelt tperoen, oi'
ouBecoem seiuroheitsihdoIi9 lit. 7e1
sat bes alien Vlinius: Ser geiiin
bette Nein lit Der, an belien Mol
nid,ts beigefiigt tporben it," gil
! no;a INNER un6 lit 5ipeifellos oa,
@laubensfunbament, auf benz aud
| Der ,,5nternaticnale Weinboutongrei
bon @ab areitsnnd1 fuBte. Nihts ia
ia aud Der @elt,ln9 bes Neins 4
iebr ae6ooet mie Die bemnlunsslof
@einidIiderei, Die ioeenannte .Wein
fdmiererei", Die eine Seit seiibt u,,r
be. Ber ben 8ein perfdlidt, nirnm
benz Menid)en Gin stiid Greuoe meg
} 8,pii9en einera eolen 9eaturipei'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05

loge oils auf Die Stabt @aibineton.
ar!es nil tpobI niemano in Mmeri.
ia - aber oas 3iel oes aapitalis.
mus lit nod in,n,er bosielbe: Sc.
mebr man bot. iemebr r,on mill uno
Millionen arbeitsloie slouben bel
ae.,berune bes- NeutralitGtseeieses
Mrboit au erboiten! slber - llnb oos
ober lit bier iebr, iebr entideioeno.
Das miro bann. tpenn Die eine seite
eetrinnt nnb bic onoere ipieoerim
Elm .Neriailles" aufbdlit? Wir mol.
len gar nidot baron benfen - oie Seit
1T au ernit urS ie tpenteer man
benft Inn 10 tpeniser eebt man ner.
ipirit. Nebmen mir rns oas Sprih.
mort au &eraen: Die Seit beilt Wun.
ben!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05
Gneliihe Gneel!


g. mar einmoI Elm Sonbbas Se.
iterreid, bies unb in @eridilles sur
0elt fam. s(ls es beinabe 20 Sabre
alt mar, fam Ser gneI1noer litO
iorte: sd, babe euh einen ld,onen
3onia ausgeiutt Tieier Sobsbur'
gel pGre niht obaeneiat, iih eiire
aIte aaiicrfrone anf bic stirn 5u
ieten." 0cdj oie Seiterreiher iae',
ten: ,,Nir tpollen nif,t Otto bon
gralanos @naben, mir braud)er
Sitter bon gerhtesaaben." ltnb 10
tpui es ailf).
81 qab nod, Elm anoeres 2uno.
0ieies fam ebenialls in Der @ebl,rts.
a,,itait bon Terioilles sur @elt. gs
mar cine Mibaeburt uno bate sfpet
aopie ilno bieb Gbeho. Slopdfei.
Sc. Gnalonoer aine allh all oieiem
9anoe uno faete: rGebmen! Gs tit
eut heltte cine arobe gbre Sl1 tell ee.
noroen. @ir haben euh ausertpahlt
fir uns bic aoItonien aus Dem Seler
su boIen." God, Sic gobmen laeten:
sic fonnen's mir am 9udel 'rllt.
ir)ea uno nit Der Iaie bremien. Wfir
ipollen fein sdlamaiiel. @'ihamiter
Gicner
Nod, neiter i'm Often bate Der
0erioiIler Storf, ein nnoeres 9inb.
lein fallen laiien. Tas bieb: Golen.
sllc. 5u oieiem fam Ser gngldnoer
uno laste: vYolafen. @ir baben I'M.
Ter. @ren5e an Sen 8bein perleat
unb mohten euf aIs gtad,bar baben.
@oblauf riidt bon hinten gum oei.t.
ihen ShustpalI. ellh fann ia nihts
paiiieren. Sbr habt ia eilren Sduss
ipoG nnb euer GROCER @eneral Stro
bcnorud lit unbelieabar.'" -
90 idrien bie Golen: vIihofreffl
gtoh lit GoIen niht perIoren slit}
na1 Berlin" uno sinaen, Sa iie es
ner id,Tehten aompob batten - oits
tp1ris. ltnterpeas id,lusen iie nit il.
rem Griippeln ollf be,tihe eanfs.
oenn Der gnsldnser batte ibnen Dor.
scmoIt, oieie ieien aus gleh ee.
mod1i. 49,
,sn atpei @ofen tparen Tie in
Ghernclpis. sic tparen ben 8riten
nid't oanfbor iino ihrien: rSeb ibr
gsitts! Sbr babt uns Silfe peripro.
der ,no babt MIR elm 8ibl Yapier
arf 0sutihlano setporien, oos ibr
TIua1lGtter nennt.. shone @eihihte
bas. Nun 1T Toler bod perloren,"'
o. lchrie oer Mthenia.G Gbllrd3iG
,lno ser 8pnse nit bem Meeenihirn1
bon Gnelanb: vltnoanfbare 8auern.
Iafien ibr! Saben nniere unb bic
uSsl. -&abio.Gaul 9iepeer's euh
MIDI immer moraliif, unteritiistf
Saben mir fpeeen euh nid,t bas
earSe polniiche Golf geopfert? Saber
mir nidt biz gum lesten Golen ee.
fdnpit9"
9,es borte Elm llnear unb iuete:
81 fcnne enne meg" ober 70 dbnlih
uno Elm Homone iaste: ~se tune
brcfu
Saili Salaiii. Neaus bon Mbei.
ipnien. aber icste: naltoee Bott ben.
ieniaen belieu, benen Gnslano bilft.~
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BITE LESSEN SIZE DIE
ANZEIGENi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05

gen Der Spnocner @ehoroen, ale IN.
aclceenbeitcn hes .sltbenia" sIerbre.
chers gu nerihleiern. 3l,nihte ee.
mnont.
Wfit bieier Sad,laae 1T bos leste
@l!eb in Der aette aeifloiien unb
Der enaeiiltiae getpeis erbraht. bab
niemrno anoers oie vs(thenia" for.
peoiert bat als Niniton gburhill."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05
HAY FEVER
Test This Quick Relief

Try one dose "Dr. Platt's RrNEX Prescrip-
tion.' Relief usually begins in a few min
venient capsules, tasteless--a boon for suf-
ferers from Hay Fever, Rose Fever, Head
Colds, Catarrh. Asthma. Not habit-forming.
SneexinR, wheezine . itching eyes, running
nose quickly relieved. Satisfaction within
few hours guaranteed or money back. Yoxr
druggist recommends RINEX, $l.00.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05

lWuS Iut WUS3Weueuu@VusuSS
welle 25.49: 1177O acs. @utaetdeu
$50. - @ene 1888 m; 6O20 acs.
gfufaeiden DSG.
- eoitern Stonndrb 8eH. -
Treitas, 6. Cftubsr:
1850 Deutihes yolfslico
ASS Was Ser Gag bem Sorer bring!
500 Oeutiflanos @ebr
5:t5 aleine Melooien
5:45 Gadridten II. @irtihaftsbienli
6:t5 MIte Meiternt1rihe
6:45 unterbaltunssfonsert
7:3G Se,.tihIanoeho
7:45 Morftberibt Ser ISOLDE
500 Iahrihten II. Wirtihoftshienii
900 Nus 1000 Sabren beutiher
8eId)!d,te.
9:15 Muiif nod euren @iinI6en
1000 CUR suten Na9t
t0:15 Nofrihten
10:45 @riibe an uniere Sore,
Sonnabenb. Z. Cftpber:
4:50 Geutihes Doltslieo
4:55 @as Der Gag oem Sorer brinsi
500 araft burd, Srelloe
5:15 GIeine Golfsmuiif
5:45 Nahrihten II. 8irti9aftsbienIi
6:15 San5muiif
1880 Geitihlanoeho
500 Nahriften Ii. @irti1aitsoienii
$50 Solfsm,,iif
900 Teutiher gufban
9:t5 @ie ladbt man in GeutiGlano
1915 Hahridten
10:45 Griibe on uniere Sores
Sunntas, s. Cftober;
4:50 Seltihes Golfslieo
4:55 @as Ser Sas Dem Sorer brine'
500 aus beutiher Geihihte
5:15 gunte alanse
5:3t Solooten-aamernben
5:45 Taflricbter II. 8irt,haftsoienii
6:45 ssuiif bon sroben Meiitern
7:30 9eutihlanoeho
7:45 Warftberiht Ser @ohe
500 Rahrihten II. @iriihaftsbienit
$50 2eihte Mufif
900 Nus 1000 Sabren beutIher
@eitihte
9:45 bon Beetbopen
1915 Hahrihten
10:45 @riiEe an uniere S6rer
Wontas, 9. Cfto6ers
4:50 Ieutihes YoItsIieo
4:55 Was Der Sag oem Sorer brtnat
500 Horbamsrifa
5:15 gIasmuiif
5:15 3eitIhriftenifau
5:45 Mahrihten II. @irtifjaftsbienit Il
6:15 glosmuiit
1880 Teutihlonbehc
500 Nohridten H. Wirtifoftsoienit
$40 Golfspeiien
900 Sd bien'
9:1s Sarsn,liiif
10:iE Hnhrihten
10:45 Sriibe an l;niere Sorer
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Deutscher KurZwellen-
Sender
Tienstaa, 10. Cftoher: :

9ienstas, 10. Cftober:
4:50 Geutihes IolfsIieo
4:55 @as Ser Sag oen &0rer brinst
500 Bihtiaes iiir Die Grau
5:l5 Sdonplatten
5:45 Nahrihten Ii. @irtihaftsoienit
1915 llnier Scnntaesfon5ert
7:15 Gum Sonntae.Mbenb
1880 Sporteho
$500 giahrihten II. @irtihaftsoienft
| s 80 Sas 6eutibe Golfslieo ID,
1900 Stobtplannl,ng in 7eutIhlanb
|9:15 Ml,iit nod Gliren @iinihen
l10:t5 Mahrihten
10:45 @riiBe an uniere S5rer
Mitttuod,, II. Cftpt
4:5O Geutibes Woltslieo
4:55 Griibe an nniere &6rer
o:OU Tlelne Wtul1t
5:15 Seutife Suseno er5ablt
$50 ShanpIatten
5:45 Nahrihten II. @irtihaftsbienii
|6:45 Sie Seimat sriiBt
1880 Seutihlanoebo
l7:45 Seitfinf
$500 gtahrihten Ii. @irtihoitsbienft
$50 ltnterbalt,,nesfon5ert
900 Germanp bp agG
1915 Nohrihten
t0:45 @riibe an uniere &6rer
0onnerstas 12. pftobere
4:5O Seutibes BoIfslieo
4:55 @as Ser Gag ben Sorer brinst
500 Mdrdener5dblune
5:t5 gerslel,te millt5teren!
5:45 Nadridten Ii. @irtldaftsbienii
|6:15 9unte Stunoe
7:30 Tel,tIblanbeho
500 Nahrihten II. @irtihaftsoienit
$3.50 Shone Melooien
900 ltnier oeutiher stuoienflub
9:15 9unt lit Bic @elt Ser Sper
1910 Stint Minuten Runoiunf.
tefnif
t0:15 Iahrihten
10:45 @riibe an mniere &orer
ssreitas, 13. Dftober:
$50 Geuticbes YolfsIieo
4:5F @as ser Gag oen Sorer bringt
500 Iolf uno Ierionlihfeit
$50 Meiiter Der aleinfunit
5:45 Nadridten Ii. @irtlhaftsoienlt
6:15 2eihte Muiif
zoe 9anostnedtsIieber
1880 Geutidlanoedo
7:45 5eitungsihau
500 Nnhrihten II. @irti tihaitsbienit
80 S6one Welooien
9:15 9ieber ser Seimat
|tO:15 Tahrihten
,O:45 IriiBe an uniere &6rer
sonnabenS, IA. Sftober:
$50 Seutihes YoItslieo
4:55 @as oer Gag ben Sorer brinet
$50 9leire Golfsmuiit
5:1s Muiif ienieits Der 8ren5en
$40 glasruiif
5:45 Nahriftpn II. @irtihaitsbienii
6:i5 Bonn aaifeeitraut gun, aoiiee.
baus
|6:45 2ieber uno SGnae Ser Golfer
1880 9eutlhlanoedbo .,..
500 Nahrihten II. @irtifaftsbienit
$50 8ermanp bp slgg
IS:45 Geutihe, Die Der Welt eeboren
1890 3eitunesidau
1915 llnterroItanssm,,iif
1915 Nahrihten
't0:45 @riibe an uniere &5rer
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) Evsrythiag irsa Ssvp b Nuts .
ne stomach should dissst two pounds II eon1
l4ily. When you ct heavy. srsssy. coarse 2
Sich foods or whsn you are nervous. hurried .
much nuid. Your food DOESN'T digest and yoa
have sas, heartburn. nausea. pain or soaR
stomach. You feel sour, sick and upset al ovse.
le1. II 10 dangerous and foolish. 1t takes fhoaD
little black tablets called Bell for lndieestioo
= make the Rcess stomach Auids harmless, yolisVO
1strces IN no time and put you back "a yolR
Seet. Relief 10 - 0uick Il % snsxing and ono -
oaehass proves It Ask Tor Dsll .sns for 1ndssetis
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05

= Die 9lpfelernte Mmerifos mirb
auf 103, ,260, 900 8uibel peraniflost
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-05
M1s Spbannistrra heraeben iunrbe

Wv NpV"""'SeISS uS&NSVN" 'ouA'N
Tieier aampf ser Weine unb Sc
if,mGfcr fnnb ~ n1fiter HGbe BON
Sohm'nisbcrg itntt. no ebenfons elm
aeIe9reter Sropfen al, finoen it,
Sd,,n has Stuoentenlieo bon s(uauit
McS!mann iinat in tpcinielieerStim.
nilns: .geim aroBen SaB ST Seioel'
bera ba iiset ser Senat, ltltb al,i
bent ShIos Sohonnisbera ser bod.
nchipeiie &at." @omit ser 3eher
in poetiiher Mrt Sic aIte grtenntnis
pont @ein, in Dem @obrbeit lit, aus
briidt. Tenr ipenn Senot llno Sat
beiln @ein iiten, ba fann es niht
iebIen. b.:
s;ber es fdnn I'm Sen ellten @ein
ollh ~ einen aampf fomnen, ipie
oas gciipiel bon ShIob Schounis-
berg am lititiaiten seiat. gs lit hos
if,rnita ilnb tercrite @eingut Ser
Welt, unb aIs es ser @iener aon-
gree 1S14/15 su pereeben bate,
neil Tapoleon es bem General 9eI-
lerrann (ber rehte Hame fir oen
geiiter zines @einelltes) eelhenft
bate, %, .fehlte es niht m1 gelper.
bern Lnb Weillbeibern. sic auf So,
bnlnisbere ipie.en. '-a
Der vMaridalf Gcrip1rts" 8nei.
Ier1au rnb Metterrtih blieben ihlieb-
li6 IN enaerer Wahl iibria, uno na,
tiirli:h befam es Der St,lalieite -
gte.ternih. gr mubte MIR iabrlih
oen' adiier eir 3ebnte1 Ser ssoban.
nishoreer grntc, sen ioeenannten
3e!lnrpein, abgeben. @enn man um
niht nebr oas berrlihite @einaut
befonmt, nirb man germ Elm 3ebntel
BON: @ein abeeben, oas lit fem at
euerer Ereis.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
GNU. Makes Application
To Help Train Pilots

George Washington University has
already made application to partici-
pate in the civilian pilot training
program of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority, university official said
today. Georgetown University and
Catholic University are considering
making application, it was learned
from those institutions.
George Washington's application
was filed too late to be included in
the list of 166 colleges and universi-
ties whose approved applications
were announced yesterday by the c.
A. A. The University of Maryland
and the University of Baltimore, as
well as number of Virginia insti-
tutions, were included in the first
approved list.
The C. A. A. will announce an
other list of approved applications
within the next few days, it has been
announced, bringing the list to ap-
proximately 300 institutions.
The program, authorized by the
last Congress. provides for training
about 1000 pilots during the COM
ing school year.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
BY the Associated Press.

6y t0e AS1OClSteu TIcsS.
President Roosevelt's statement
yesterday on suspension Of the sugar
quotas follows:
I have issued q proclamation today
temporarily suspending the market
ing quotas on sugar as an emergency
measure required under the pro-
visions Of the sugar act OF 1887.
This suspension was made neces-
sary by the increased world demand
for sugar as q result Of the out
break OF war in Europe, the extraor-
dinary purchases Of sugar by con-
sumers, and the apparent speculative
activity. Many consumers, presum-
ably, have been purchasing sugar
with the view Of holding 1t In re-
serve against the possibility Of a
lengthy war and some spectators
and other holders have apparently
taken advantage of this situation to
advance prices rapidly and capture
windfall profits.
Number Of Complaints.
The continuance OF quota restric-
tions under the Sugar Act would,
Of course, place restraint on the
marketing Of sugar produced this
year in the beet sugar producing
States and in Louisiana and Florida.
A great number Of complaints have
been made within the past few DAYS
that the quota restrictions on sugar
marketings are making it difficult
Evening star., 1939-09-12
Text Of Sugar Statement
Roosevelt, Seeing Speculative
Activity. Suspends Quotes

and costly for housewives and in
dustrial users to get enough sugar to
supply domestic needs.
Sugar quotas first became effective
in 1884 with the passage of the
Jones' -Costigan Act. Under peace
time conditions the quota system
protected producers of sugar, but
made ample supplies of the product
available at reasonable prices to con-
sumers. OF necessity, however, the
quota system meant certain restric-
tions. The suspension of quotas
removes all these restrictions.
May Be Reinstated. u
1t should be kept in mind that
under the law, the quotas may be
reinstated If such a step becomes
necessary for the welfare of sugar
producers.
1t should also be noted that the
domestic sugar producers will con-
tinue to receive payments under the
1899 conditional payment program
now in effect. Producers will, of
course. understand that under the
provisions Of the sugar act it should
not be assumed that payments can
be made with respect to future crops
so long as quotas must be continued
in suspension. Nor should any one
assume that increased acreage plant.
ed under the stimulus of war con-
ditions can be made permanent for,
purposes of determining future sllot-
mentS.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
City News in Brief
TODAY.


Meeting, Kappa Gamma Sorority,
Gamma Chapter, Raleigh Hotel,
7:30 pm.
Meeting and dance, Costello Post,
American Legion, Carlton Hotel, 8
pm.
Meeting, Daughters of America,
Mayhower Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting, Sergt. Jasper Unit 13,
American Legion Auxiliary, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. Women's Union, Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, No. los,
N. F. F. E., Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Junior Chamber Of Com
merce, Mayhower Hotel, BIS pm.
Meeting, Syrian Washington Club,
Willard Hotel, $3.50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Daughters of America,
Mayflower Hotel, 9 am; banquet,
7 pm.
General sessions, National Boxing
Association Convention, Willard Ho-
tel. am.
Meeting. Social Security Board,
Mayf1ower Hotel. 10 am.
Luncheon, Monarch Club, Willard
Hotel, 1915 pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington paper
dealers, Raleigh Hotel. 1890 pm.
Meeting, United Brotherhood OF
Evening star., 1939-09-12
Washington Jewry
Prepares 70 Mark
Rosh Hashanah
Rubbi GerstenfeId
Will Hold Services
At 8 PM. Tomorrow

Rosh Hashanah, Jewish New Year
500, unlike the secular festive sea-
son, is one of penitence and not of
lively celebration Beginning at SUM-
down tomorrow, Washington Jewry
will devote 10 days to reviewing the
last year and planning for a better
future.
The Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation, Oldest and largest in the
city, this year will devote its special
New Year services to the theme of
keeping the United States Out of
War" Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
will officiate Services will be held
at pm. tomorrow in the temple at
Eighth and H streets NV, and
again at 1890 am. Thursday.
Throughout the first nine days Of
the observance no special fasting,
use of foods or diets will be followed,
but during the 24-hour period a
week from Friday and Saturday no
food will be eaten and the time ex-
clusively devoted to prayers.
A feature of the RoSh Hashanah
services will be the sounding of the
traditional shofar. This is the prim-
tive rams horn trumpet which for
centuries has been used to call Jew
ry to prayer and penitence.
Traditionally Rosh Hashanah was
celebrated uniformly, but during the
hundreds of years of Jewish migra-
tions it has been modified and
changed in various localities. This,
in part, Rabbi Gerstenfeld ex-
planned. was a reason there is no
uniform service here. He pointed
out some congregations here use
more Hebrew in the services than
others.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
HIT Mrmnrtan1

BERNHARDT, LILLE NJ. In loving re-
lie M Who snd e us
'ef - '''' 'n'ff HusBAND sasai 6s3 ANS 1880 Son.
the passing Of Mrs ANN CURTIS: septem-
ber II, 1880. beloved mother of the late
Laurence r. Curtis.
He giveth His beloved sleep"
ITO live in the hearts of those we love Is
THE FAMILY. .
of our dear mother. VIRGIE LYNCH. who
left Us six years ago today, September H.
1898.
It seems as only yesterday
You went to sleep and stole away:
But as you entered eternal rest,
God called you home for He knew best.
Each minute. each hour of the day.
You are in our hearts in every way
And We hope to see your smiling face
When God calls lis to His resting place.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. HELEN. TINY
AND ROY.
ory Of our dear son. RowARD n 'Gynf g. M1LGER MfR
who departed this life eleven years ago
today. September ~. 1928
May he rest in peace.
He will never be forgotten,
Never will his memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts will linger
Around the grave where h MoTHHS i lis. 1.
NEITZEY, ROBERTA F. tribute Of
love and memory to our dear mother,
ROBERTA F. NEITZEY. win departed this
life fifteen years ago totgy, September
IL. 1924.
Sweet memories will linger forever.
Time cannot change them, tits true;
For wears that are past cannot sever
Our loving remembrance OF you.
Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping.
Till we reach the heavenly shore
Then, O Master let lis see her,
Nd houa hor kofn
LOVING CHILDREN
WHITE, ROBERT b. In loving memory
of our brother and uncle. ROBERT B.
WHITE. Jr.. who entered into rest Sep
SISTER AND NIECE, FANNIE WHITE
NICHOLSON AND MINNIE.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
Lutviu Calls 3 Glasses

RIGA, Sept. II R.-Latvia has
ordered partial mobilization of three
classes of military reserves begin
ming today.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
Funeral Services Held
For Miss van de Sunde

Funeral services were held Sum-
day afternoon at the S. H. Hines
funeral home for Miss Mary F.. van
de Sande, SO years old, resident
of Washington for the last 40 years.
Services were in charge of the Rev.
DR.. U. G. B. Pierce, pastor of All
Souls Unitarian Church.
Miss Van de Sande, resident of
Washington for the last 40 years,
was sister of the late Mrs. B.
Pickman Mann, and was active with
her in the establishment of kinder
gartens in Washington. She died
Friday morning at her residence,
1875 New Hampshire avenue, after
an illness of two years.