davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Nns youngstown, Obio
3tueia 30.

l1n'ere nadite Monatsberiomm.
lung finoet om 8. SUM, Samstoq
Mbeno, im SadNenbeim itatt. Iiele
Veriammluns lit iebr iuid)tig uno es
iollte ieoer 8rllber tratten an,peIent
gu. ic;,t oa Die Geriamml,,ne iebr
tpidtig lit. ...
am 18. Wai fono cine geamten.
gerIammlung itatt uno tpurbe be.
ibloiien oem Berein Die Mngelegen.
belt res Nnfaufs bon Z Mder @alS
als Sammel- uno Yidnidplab fiji
Den 0erein uno unier Sadienpolt
bor5ulegen.
0mrit nun feines bon 6en Mit.
glieocrn nad)ber fritiiieren fann, ion
ieber Bruoer antpeienb iein. 9ieie
gefahiitmadung miro bier Mal I'M
@olfsblatt erideinen.
Georg Deppner, Sefe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
MarO GeQner

cntaegengebrahte Spntpatbie, fir
oie itonen glumenIpenben, fir sic
@eteiligung ser Wtltglieber bes s3neie
26 nno 3peig 40, unb alien sSrelnbeu
lno gefanntcn, fir ben idonen
Srarergeiong in ser Stride, sic bel
oen Solps bon 5rou Ffarrer @ern-
harS, fir oas Colo bon Or. gleen
&amm. lub bem airhen Ghpr fiir
oas ldlone Sieb, ser airhengeneinoe
lno Serrn Efarrer 9ernbaro fir
sic troitreihen @prte in ser 2cihcn.
preo et Trdiibentin Irou aatbarina
ShiQer bonn 3apeig 40 fiir oie lido
men 9faGrllIlporte am Grabe iaaen
mir ber5lihiten Tonf.
@ir banfen oud) Dem Gentralpcrs
bnno ser Siebenbiirger Sad)ien fir
oie prpmpte glus5ahlllng bes &erlihe=
rlngsoeloes, lonie auh Dem e. &c.
Sraucn uno Sllngfrauen Gerein 3w.
40 fiir Oas arsbe5ablte 2ofulz zSterbe-
gelo. @ertc Tolfs, uno 8laubenss
genolien perIihcrt ellre ,somile rno
&inDer in Sen Central Terbanb lmo
batter cure &inoer on, Den lofalen
Gereinen bei5lltreten, benn MIR in
Spoasidllen neiB man ipie gut einent
%eri!irerung in Central Gerbano ben
Sinterhliebenen aufpnlnt. llnlere
Samlle uno umlerm Sous bat Ser
Central Ierbunb in unierem Sfid-
iol Ietr giitig bebanbelt uno inter
itiist. SIR baben es empiunoen mas
es beii,t Elm gtitglieo oes Gentralper,
banbes 81 iein.
Ole tieftranernben Gltern, Satcr
| ,no Wutter, 9r,loer uno Sdfueiter.
sSamilie CAMEL &eQner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
3tueia 10. Sptenac6enffeier.
S. g. &otb, Sefr.

3meis 10. SOtensebenffeier.
2aut 8eidIub Der Mitelieoer oes
31uci1 19 miro sic 3oten- n-8eoenf-
5eiess bieies Sabr in tpiiroiser @eiie
in lr.iorer STRIDE gefeiert tperoen uno
5lpar am Sorntag, ben 16. Sum-.
Gu !b0ner uno fir oie Ieier pal.
ienber @pttesoienit miro in ser Sir .
he ur.er 2eitl,ne l,nieres beliebtel,
9farrrrs Sobann 8altmann itattfin.
oen. sIlle Mitglitber iino berslibit
eriud;t bieiem @ottesoienit bei5l,.
ipobnen ,,no iomit sen lieben Mnper.
ipanbtcn unb 6reunben, Die bon uns
geih,rben iinb, Die Gbre 81, ertpeiien.
S. g. &otb, Erot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
3mcia 6.

6erner n1ohte if oarouf a,fmerf
fam niad,er; bab itnIere naflte reael.
nGbtge Monatsperlammlung am
Somstag, bcn s. Sunni, s llbr abenos
itattfinoet. sln Oielem Satlm linb
auh hie Gelegaten bon unierer oies.
idbri1en &onpention tpieber 5uriid
uno :perben ibre 9erid)te bon berieI,
ben al neben. 9aber lit es tpiinihens,
tpert, oab iif ,lnSere Mitglieber ID
ltorf tls moglih an bieier Seriamm-
lung 5eteiligen mogen.
Mortin Hotb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

anitatss ieoen britien Sonntae am
oaraHfiolgenoen Montagabenb pllnft
s llbr abeebalter tperoen.
Ire Shtpeltern peroen eriudt in
ser &criammlltne antpeleno sll lein.
Sn oteier &eriammlune peroen I'M,
iere Seleeatinnen inns sen 8eridt
bon Der &onpention eeben. sllo liebe
Sf,tpeitern, llniere ndd)lte Geriamm.
lung lit Montagabeno, oen II. Sunni.
Sara sSrnna, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
NMS Wen Gafle, Ya.

slGen Mitglieoern biene 5,tr &c.
fdaiaen Hohribt, bab oie ndhite
monatlibe GerIammlung am Conn.
tag, ben 16. sunni, 9 llbr nad)mittags
itattfinoet. slne Mitglieber iperben
eriud,t, oieier @eriammllt1,g bei5lt.
pobnen. tpeil ser 0erid)t abgegeben
miro bon ser 3onpentipn gud) i'll
oas NiieBment einsltbesablen. Seoer
8ruocr iollte iid, autltebeno MAIDEN,
Sobn llnth, s. .. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
MuS 2orattt, Obio
0uranseiac.

Ser e. g. @eiangperein Gintrabt
madt biermit befcnnt, oaB fir bieie1
Sommer als Bidnidtage Sonntag,
Der %. SUM, uno Sonntag. Der 4
MueuIt ouf unierm alten Blas,
granbts asarm, in Imberit, Ohio,
beltimmt iino, lnb mir bitten oue
unierc 1relnoe uno @onier iih oieie
beioen Gage fir uns 5u reierbieren.
Oas &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
3meia 5.

slrcn griioern bonn 3lpeis 5 5llr
aenn:nisnabme, Dob nadIten Sams'
tag slteno. Den 8. SUM, cine
Speaial. .8eriammlnns
einbe".'fen lit inbe5ns elmer iebr mid.
tigen Mngelegenbeit = aud unier
aonpentionoelegat Or. q. 6. 5rie'
ienhsnait miro urs allies beridten
bon Der aonpention. alio fommt ale
81 bieler Ver!ammlung. ..
SSobn 9aub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Illus GolumbuS, ..
2lpeia 80.

Gen Mitelieoern SUR eefGaieen
&enntnis, oab oie reeelmdbige Ser.
ian,mlung itatt Sonntae, ben 9.
Sl,ni, tpeeen ser &onpention am
Sonntae, BEN 9 sunni, I'M Sohlen.
beim, 323 @oooroip Mpe. itattfinoet.
Inns gum @oble, Gfliht unb Chr.
gefiibl, griiber llnb Srf,peltern, itellt
elif, fpenn aneeIprohen, sur &erfii.
euns, ooer aud freipillie. Gieles lit
Der eGbte Sahiengeiit. @iufommen
9elelaten, Gertrcter aller Srsaniia.
tionen ser Sadien llnb 81lte in 60,
lltmbns sur &onpeution. @ir iino
porbereitet.
Spbn Sarr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Nns Salem, Obio
3iueia 18.

slaen Mitslieoern CUR 9sadridt
oab Die @eriammlungen burd oic
Commemorate ouf Sen 9. 5reitaa
i'm Monat feitgeiebt lino. Die n1hitl
@eriammluna finoet 5reitag, ben ID
Sum- itott.
ltnieren fronfcn Sd)tpeltern gliio
betb Dengel, 0etroit, Mid., &atbc
rine Sdoriten Cue Ybilips, gan'
ton, Ohio. rnb Meneta Sl,nf min
ifen mir balbige 8eiierung.
&atb. @uneid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
AMS @omaca. ga.

gs oiene alien Sftpeltern sur
Nahrift, oaB Die @eneralperiamm,
lung am 8. Sllni. 8 llbr abenos,
itattfinbet. Da bie(e @eiddfte all er-
leoiaen iino bitten mir 1aaeS Sdapeftertl
pinftii6 au erideinen. oa and der
Central 9erbano au beaablen iits
Suianna M0miider, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Wcpra zimmerman

liltp
@cpra Zimmerman
entgeaenaebrahte Spmputbic, fir
Die @eteiligung am 8earabnis, fir
bie ihonen glumenIpenoen, Dem $50
itor Heomann fir sic ifone eins
ori,f&nolle Seiherpreoigt, bem Set
henbeltatter fir ble quite 9ebienlng,
ioipie Dem 3lpeig 6 iiir Die prompte
slusSohlllng bes Sterbegelbes, Dem
Central Gerbano fir slus5ablung
Der Tcrliherllne Iogen mir Den beltell
uno inniaiten Ganf.
So allf Sanf Sen @roBbeamten,
bie bon lpeitber gefommen iparen unb
als 9abrtllhtrdger iungierten, um
sen bobiteeihieoenen Gr.8roBprGii,
oentel' Die lette Gbre 5ll ertueiien.
Die trallenoen Sointerbliebenen
ShpGserin unb Nihte
ssram Sba Halmer Yabo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Illus &atertoiu,t, Y. y.
Smeig 36

balt feline regelmdbige @eriammlllns
ieoen eriten Sreitag abenb inn Monat
fiir DE Monate sunni, Suli. Iueuit
,no September ab. Beeinn 1870
llbr. 0ie nGdlte Geriammlung 1T
am Z. sunni. 3u oieier 8eriammlung
iino ale MitalieOer eingeIaben, ba
miro infer Selegat uns aus Ser Son,
bention mitteilen. pas borgefommen
lit. AlIo auf @ieoerieben am Z. SSSuni.
Sobn 8abner, Yrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Nns Gric, Ya.
2iucia 2.

sln #. Suni i;noet oie Monots-
beriomnlllno Itntt rSn Oielcr Ser
'omrtlilng mcrbcn Die 9crihte bon
ser aOnpention erItottet, burlm 'ol-
te i1h icoes lfitglieG intcrcllieren lno
mrpsic iclro 81 ieiu.
sc. Sdlpori. Grot. sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Mms 9onlefteab, ga.
3meig is.

gs .nogen ale Sdaueitern bes
3ipei, 16 our aenntnis nebmen, bob
bie nofite Gerlammlung, in ipelher
mir sen 9elegatenberid)t bon Der
&onpention boren tperoen, ont 8.
SUM 'tattfinoet. Gs iperoen folgenoe
Sdtpeitern aaffee uno Sudden fer
pieren: 90. &ramer llno Sotter sSlo'
rens, g. Wonf uno q. !8olmen.
81. 9umpbreps, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

2meia Z.

Die regelnaBiae Geriammllng
bes 3loeig 7 finbet crit am Samstag,
Den s. Ssllni, abenos, ltatt. gitte Die
ie aenberllne 5li boahten llno in Ser
Geriommllns anpeieno 81 iein, 5il'
nal aniere Selegaten bcn geriht
BON ser aonpention abgeben iperben.
oSobn 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Nte*fa,t l1ist;;Gripps
als 13ctitbaftsr ~ E.

Wiosfon. MinilterprGlibent Molos
tpif cob befanllt, has bic Grteilitng
ser 3nioee gum Sir Stafforo Gripps
als cnolilhcr @otlhofter crfplgt lei.
Gr ror ein Witglico ser Sdbor Ear'
tel i'm cngliihcn Tnrlnmcnt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

terno 1T Ben @etpeis 3u baben, bab
ale Wriioer in oen Mneeleeenbeiten
oes Sereins intereiiiert iino unb ii1
oaron 5eteillaen. Allo nobmals. Der.
eeBt nidt.
S. g. &otb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Sad)Ientag.

Mrl 4. SSsuli finbet Der Sabientag
in youngstown itatt. slGe iaddiiden
Oroaniiationen rnb olle golfsse.
nofan aus youngstown uno llmse.
bune iino ber3lid einselaoen iid an
oieiem 8oHsfeit 5ll beteiiglen. Nabe.
res miro ipater befannt gegeben.
Das &nuptfomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Oie ct. Warfus Stride

begann bas
5OjGbriae WrinSnngsfei
nit Sonntag, ben 2. Sum-, uno miro
oen gan3en Monat banern. Iae Son,
ner ,lno sSreunoe lnoen mir auf Die,
fem @ege eboflidit Elm an oieier gol,
oenen 5eier teil5unebmen uno menn
sic bielleiht Sem 1anfett beitpobnen
tpoIsn, ioIIten Sie unbeoinet Sic
6peiiefarte nod Dor Dem 15. Sltni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Nhtmna 9nrnifjtueitern

Die geriamml,lng miro jeoen 2.
Mitttppd bes Monats abgebdlten.
@ittte am t2. Suni ale anipeieno 81
lein, un CUTE 8eanlten bu tpdblen. !,
G. 9umpbreps, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

in oeine Mllgen traten, oeine SGnbe
su Ttigem @ebet iib falteten uno oein
Ser5 3eriprinaen tpoIlte tpeil bu gans
bon Hottes @eiIt eriiiIt tparIt, ia
oentr 5i,riicf tpie bieie @emeinoe elm
terres hciner 2ieben ODER einen lieben
6reuno gum letten Gang, 5nr eipiecn
&ube beeleitete ,rno ou oaourb in
oeinem Seio uno in beinem Sdlners
nift lans ollcin bi6 fiiblteit. 8ruoer
nnS Sh,peiter, ou bait ippiel ltrlode
oeiner 8emeinbe 81 oonfen. Gerpoile
es nltt, fomme 81, ibrem 80. Sc.
burtstaee, ebre tie nit beinem 8e-
Iub i'm @ottesbalts llnb bel ser Nad).
feier i'm Sobienbeim. @enn bu ibr
cine Irellbe MAIDEN ipialt 10 lit bieie
Sreuoe oein &ommen beine s(ntcil-
nabme an ibrer 6re,,oe. &omm uno
laiie llns oanlit Dem lieben binln-
lii6er Gater oanfen, bab er inns alien
10 gnGbig lit lno uns cine @Iaubens-
beimat geihenft bat. mo mir in beili.
ger Gemeinlfaft Elm 2eib uno cine
Seele perben. gleibe nid)t pielleid)t
tpeqer &leiniefeiten fern, Iege oieie
beilettc, bcnn iiber ,ns ipaItet Ser
groBe uno allndhtiee 8ott, Ser alles
tpeiB ltno alIes fennt unb auh sir
iiber olcs belfen miro, tpenn ou ibn
oils Ole Sauptiahe in beinem 2ebcn
aniieblt. aomm uno freue bih nit
beiner Sod)ieneemeinbe. apmmt oIle,
es eriuartet el!d Elm beiliges Grleb,
mis-.
&ur5 moftc id bierbei nod befannt
seber, baB fir bas 'selteiien sic aorz
ten I'M @orperfauf bel ,nieren Sir
henpi;tern 81 baben Iinb. 9as Giien
fcitet SO Gents, Der Gintritt 25c.
Gum Hrogram, neld)cs Inn 1913 llbr
nabmittags beeinnt, lit ieoer notiir,
lid eingelaoen. sllio am 9. Sum-, 10
llbr rormittags, sseltgottesoienlt.
sseitpreoiger Serr Eiarrer Sobanncs
9eulhIGnber bon Glepelono uno uln
1 llbr Seiteiien nit anihliebenocm
Yro9ramm. Geltreoncr Serr Gforrer
Or. &. u. Sritih unb mebrere Yfarr,
berren ain Gertreter anocrer @e.
meinocn.
7citfplse.
1. Seitaottcsbienlt i'm 10 llbr SSeltprc,
bigger 8err Efarrer Sobannes Scutid)s
ldnScr, Glepelano, 8. Scltlieber bonn
&ir.tend,or NIT Sraelz unb Srheiters
bealeitun9 ~Siirmen Ii6 Wogen" bon
q. Sten unb ~Srelet euf" bon Sr.
Sacs.
9. Gemeiniames Seltelien im Sad,ieuz
be,m Inn llbr. ipobei bas Spnnta9s
ihl: sSrd)citer fon5ertiert.
8. VsarliBuu9 burt 9errn aurator 8.
Wurer.
T. Subeloelans ~E1alm 100" bon g.
Stein uno ~Spnntaa tits" bon s..
&ern, acillnaen bonn &irhendor
5. .Aomn,t, ipir lpollen mnlerc Stride
e6rtn!"
6. ~NltnieberIinoiihes Sanfsebet" aes
merlam 9eiun9en.
Z. ScIircce lno ScItuft bon Yfarrer Sr.
e. q. Sritld.
8. ~@is bierber Fat ,lns 8ptt gebrabt"
gea,iniam aeiun9en.
0. ~Sreusel0bnis Der Suseub" betlamiert
bon @illfrieb 5ritid.
10. Gntae9ennabme bon @liidlpiiniden.
II. Ser liebe Sntel" Elm SinaIpiel bon
8l,'tbeim. haraeiteqt bon Der su9enb
unltr Nitluirfuns bes aird)enhprcs.
12. Gnnfesiport bon Germ &uratpr $,
Bauer.
13. ~Nlln bantct ale 8ott."
IA. ~Ciebenbirgen Hanb bes Seeens".
Mit ber3lihem @iQfommen ,m0
ber5li6en @riiben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Sineia 81.

slGrn SdipeItern 5llr gcfGaiaen
Nod,rid,t, oab n1dlite Scrianlnlllrng
hurh Die Commemorate hinourdl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Donfioo,tno

Sir sic urs nnl1Blih bes Spbes
lnIerPr geliebten Sohter lno Sdlpe.
tier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
3meia %.

Our 2enntnis aller Sdspeitern baB
am 8. sunni ote &alle bergeben llno
aus 6ieiem @runoe miro unfere Ser.
iammlung in bieiem Wonat an Mon.
taeabenb, Sen 10. SUM, 1880 l1br
abge9olten. gliI. S6unn, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Hersliher Dane

ssiir oie lrns anldBlih oes plot
lihen Sobes l,nieres geliebten Snfels
un6 gru6erS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

= Witte lefen sic bic Mn5eigenl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
TIME TO FINGERPRINT
ALIENS, CITIZENS
lOrOViIIe MercurN-RegiSter

The democracies have been nuddling
along and Just getting by for centuries
but III the past decade a new order has
come up from nothing To challenge them
and very likely to annihlate Two Of tie
largest of them. The remaining demot-
racieS must become extremely efficient
IN short order to meet the new challenge
and that means us.
We have heard number of Sneers
directed at Britain and France fer their
inefficiency. but it may as we'll be admit
ted that they have done better than cur
selves, though of course their danger WslS
more imminent. We have been sound
asleep to our duty and responsibilities.
One of the first steps We should take
is universal fingerprintmg OF all citizens
and aliens. Il would be IL great help in
countering fifth column activities | We
haven't reached the point where we are
willing to fingerprint all. then w should
at once fingerprint AL aliens
We asked Il British subject recently
how England would go about tracing
down the disloyal subjects in the British
Isles. The difficulty will not be so great
as one living in America might imagine.
he said, for the British have Il world Of
data to go ON, touching lives OF all their
people who have been moving about. Any
one who enters Il lodging house-and
this has been true since shortly after the
world War-muSt not only register but
must state where he spent the previouS
night. How different in this country
where We have absolutely no check upon
the movements Of anyone moi already on
probation.
We have been Toy my With Tie finlcr.
printing idea for many wears and have
done nothing about i except fiaperprin
those under arrest That is good as far
as il goes, but it is like locking llt, barn
door too late
\ few who object to the proposal s4y
it is an attack on our liberties and could
be used by an evil government to control
the people improperly. That sounds Il
lot like the arguments SubyerSze ele-
ments in Britain have been using since
the NaZis came 10 life II We don't be-
gin soon 10 check up on ourselves We
won't have any liberties left to guard
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
q En.st K. and G.adys II. Groves
Noted Authorities ON Marriage
Relations


G=#lIeaama tGoaeA il l. % marry
W Gopa AID try IN establish
#4G.a#e Win laTe en- dime. Ger
#a 3laelig1 questions must BE-
faeca
WIZ viii happen il the couples
Iast .ad plans de not work Have
they Il second line Of defense
Yaaa Deop" are planning To
marr@ caa t"3 set help from
aanY a#a8 Any GOOD bank
vii ~ -. skeleton budget.
haWm = - Y are likely 10
H4Kh Ia 1870 II. and how 10
aanaee ..aAe essentials.
L thrir income is npt enoueh
- SamtoItahle lirine. OF even Sc
.aafT. JEeS rau find this out b.
aafr fhe1 staeI. They my then
AK tase easlee between II wait
IA - lie W1a WeeElue 90 ac-
4#Ht4a nd from his family or
uaYz. aaa - deeidlHs IL Jump
no mafM6Hv reemdless.
Il Ihes count on lyins with his
.e'ks or hers. they muN prepare
L. be very patient.
Suppose theY think of t2kina Il
.uni>hGi aom. fef lhem Talk with
pIhel Wio have started marriage
II Ills W. first.
Il lhr Wiie# Wofkiha is 10 Ell
sa!e faH Il marry theY Will be
Wise Il f.f4 arSf make quite sure
Z II lie ca .et and hold Il .iob.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
Ottawa Seat of Empire?

Tie ~or4 h.s sen, durina tAr
3a#i Two 4tars many strange and
.ealcrl, be4eyaDIe things. L .a
o1 lilllc use To look at the Whul-
ny eyeuts Of today with the eyes
Of the past Il IS hard enough 10
comprehend the present.
New algnmenta are N the max
na No matter which side WIS
lie colossal Super-Wa now shak-
iao Europe can anyone believe that
the world which will emerge will
he Ike that Of 1919 that of 1929,
y r%cn that of 1899 Most certain
l. il W.ll not. What il viii be like.
~ 90 lot know We only l:noT
7 vi D. 1astly different.
Ha.land.5 Queen rules her colon
~ .laDirc uDW from London. and
.sfth rl,.GGs corporations are rush-
~ 10 transfer their main offices
Bat,Y Jazz. Much of the
Dutch fl"tf ha, already gone there.
are III some of these changes
psamanent he matter what the
outcome # the var? Do they not
-3eeest other possibilities
Suppose that establishment ot
German bombing bases on the
channel makes London besieged
city. in danger even Of invasion and
occupation Prime Minister Chur-
chill himself has sad that once
the situation in France is stabilized
the United kingdom may expect
concentrated air attacks from the
neW Nazi bases only 100 miles
distant Is il rot reasonable to
suppose that administration of the
British Empire might then largely
transfer TO Canada? George VI
j. kim il Ottawa exactly as he is
Eina in London Not a legal paea
would BE uffIed by royal de-
c'sioa 10 aoyern the empire from
Ottawa during the emergency. If
rhe British navy should prove at
length 70 be no match for the
NJ. 5ombafs. II might we'll ac-
eea 49, han TO remain a hul|a"E
i 'he lsE-liang empire rl@leh no
.a.#.# a.tee1l9e in 9eafscfn. -
- = L..
80 q suggestion auptls. n9
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
Willis Thorntons Editorial On:

detcatsm. Il mlalit well be Tn
best way 10 Win Il long df9"n ell
war. II might be the b@5t &af -
face postwar reoreaniZatioH,
Such a chance in uGnnla,stsi!aA
OF the empire Is a Whole %ouI4
not directly affect the BRUSH mill
tary effort in Earope IN fact Il
might even facilitate il b. free
ing the government machinery from
details OF empire administration.
leaving the way clear tor single
minded military effort
Il is q speculation bit II Is tha
sort Of speculation to which We
might as well get accustomcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
You re Telling Ne

Opportunity Ia aehi"Hc enduring
iHme IN lhis country increases.
Aou I'D ao letzer b. a losmff
ge ldeal ii llla init 5tlfes IL.
el s#r 1egue on Il ID prod
pusliee stamp.
Women b1tle IL by n2lon Gos-
ny IL Ne~ York shop We feld
IL ~Insee no dolb. PIT lief
- laol lol%asd.
i 'oEe ghp i Gl of H. r#ca aI
afne ere The poet EeG aiHa
- Il W.
Five ritama. aaaaH.1He Ia -
ifem, ale reer>sar@ f0 tae ~
ne ple. So. W. imaema, il can
aroW INTO i've oti3er thing: ham
bacon. pask chop pork loast and
picked PIGS feet.
P5radoN. German blfzha;aa
utilize altfa-medern weapon bla
map maker sfill depict their al
vances by means OF old-lashloned
arrows.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
So They Say

W. uaala aof b. pao2ie Il
In IL faa#e Mo =. d. s*#ag#
als as ~ saf mlo tn &ar#
lhcp IT, he#e#ds 1T t6al aaa#
ior II -. 1aa II - i#atsn.
SeHaa Pa AsGaa3aa %ta=
Isba3~ e0l,3t ehs3ue auoa4
peo8le Who e,al D. lemp.e0
To sacrifice it for material eain
or martial 2iorH.
-2fgI Dayt1 S. Maz2eF 10 the
Ethical Culture Society.
t. cope VITA present dangers
W nut be strong in heart ard
Hand. =tona in ctr faith strong
III taIih III our way of living.
President Roosevelt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28
ON FROZEN FRONTIERS
I (ChrIStlan Sclence MOnit0r)

Shackleton called il the last great ;td-
venture. But even Admiral ByfdS re-
peated South Polar quests have found no
end to it. For more than I; decade now
the slim. boyish-looking explorer has been
committing quite regularly back and
forth between big and Little America.
blazing new trails across the battling
blank spaces on Antarctic maps, tray
ersing with all the mechanical efficiency
of modern exploration vast areas Of for
bidding whiteness hitherto unseen by
men.
And what of these geographical acqui-
sitions the Admiral hands his country
men in frosty, blue chunks, OF what po-
tential worth is this itemzed terrestrial
assortment Of "one large peninsula, six
teen islands and a big, |. l.l5O-mile plateau
which he has rummaged from among the
paleolithic relics Of pre-penguin culture?
Even Byrd admits these questions stump
him-at the moment. "Of course. be
adds, 'planes could be flown from South
America to Australia and Asia over this
route Perhaps the airplane. the thing
that has done the most to unlock these
Antarctic secrets. holds also the kes. ~
their ultimate Use.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28

a 5-Weeks-old child tu'ns up
With tWo molars and in few
weeks more Will probably be ell
dorsine six different brands oi
tooth paste.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-28

In darkest Africa 4 native ny
alires about how Roosevelt is get
tire elone. Il IS not related which
al tie great travellers Theodore
or EleanGr WaS meant.