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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
9as Nntterta9s-&on5ert

oes g. g. 8eiangpereins gintrad)t,
abgebulten am Counting, SEN 49,.
Mai in Der 8. g. Sale, mar Elm ge,
ianglrder aldn5enoer grfolg in je,
Der ge5iebung, nur botte ser 9eil,d)
elm beiierer lein f0nnen. 9irigent q.
Nifolaus fann nit &ed)t auf feline
Ginger uno Sdnaerinnen ltols lein,
oenn GROCER slpplalls Der 3ub0rer
ebrte Die peridieoenen 2eiitllnsen.
Mae 8emiihten, Gamen rno Ml6ns
ner Gbore gingen tpie am Sbniirheu
llno cbenio alle Solos ln6 oas &os
Itiim Duett. 0ie fleine Sbirlep8oobs
brahte oen Seitprolog ~Mutterlieb"
flar uno oel,tlih gum 8ortrae uno
erntete groBen 8eiiaa. Die sSeltreoe
oes Serrn Bfarrer 9r. Sans 5oiiel
in oelltider uno tells aud in eng
liider Sprabe geIproden, binterlieb
einen tiefen gin6rud bel alien gu
borerll llno es lit iebr 5u beoauern,
oaB Der Saal niht bis arf Sen letten
1lab 3efiiat mar, Inn bieien portreff,
liben &eoner iprehen 81, b0ren. Bim,
oesprGfoent &err Abolf @ilfinger
ipar a,ld anipeieno l,no ridtete Elm
paar ber5lihe @orte an oie Mn,pe, en-,
oen. Die 2orain 2ieoertafel unter
2eitlng bon Dirigent Grib Sdliim.
bad mahten ibre Sade au6 gut l,nb
ernteten 8eifal. gfab Dem &onaert
tpelder friih ponitatten ging, tpuroe
oas Can5bein seidtpuneen unter oeu
&lineen bon &iefers Srdelter. Damn
gingen, als es iuenig idlug, aae
oom 'frieoigt beim 81 M,ttern.
81. 6. Jrieienben9lt, Sefr.
-0----
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glten 8eiud), baber m0ge iid) ieoer
nno ieoe bon uns Sa4ien bon Some.
iteah un6 ltmgebung ihon beute bor.
nebncn, oieier l1nterbaltung bei5u.
tpobnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
Illus 6arb, Sno.


&rOUcr1t0Dcte0t
In Montaemoraen, SEN 13. Mai,
einigc Minuten nah 4 llbr, itarb elm
treigeliebtes idhiiides Mdohen,
Marp &ellner
I'M Safc Goulttp &ranfenbaus natl
sapeimcnatliher &ronbeit i'm Sitter
bon "A Sabren. Sie Nahriht ibres
Mblebcns bon oieiar @elt mar GROCER
Shnsrs fir bas Sadientlm uno
9ei'tidtum in @arp lno ltmaebuna.
5rotoem tie nod, jung an Sabren
mar uno in Ser 9liite ibres 2ebens,
mar tie Iehr gut befannt uno beliebt
bel allen Menihen nit oenen Tie in
geri;brung fant uno bas batte iid)
auh heluieien bel ihrer 9eerbial,na.
Sic iuar cine Der treueIten slrbeiterin,
men ,,no Sdofferin in allen l,nieren
oeu!iben uno idtiiihen Sereinen.
Sic mar cine 8riinoerin Ser &. g.
S. u. in @arp lmh Elm iebr eittes
Mitglieo oes ssrauen Ierein 3ipeia
40; lie tpar Mitglieo lno fir brei
Sabre Sefretdrin bonn Seutif= Slime,
ritanl'd,en @iirgerbl,no bon 8arp.
gm meiiten aber miro iie uns feblen
in Ser Sonterus Stride, ipo iie blrdb
ibre ennit Ser Muiif felt laneen Sab,
rem Gle Srgel Sonntae fiir Scnntae
geioielt bat. Sbre SteGe miro fal,m
er'ett iperoen fonnen in aIlen oieien
Srgaaiiatioren. @r miiiien ltns tr6,
item oaB ser Iiebe Gott Tie lieber batte
als mir uno .@as @ott tut oas lit
Dob!aetan."
9rl Ofittuoh, ben IS. Mai, naf,
mittG1s llhr, ipurbe Morp &euner
untsr arober 9eteilisung rno inmit,
ten pieler, uieler gl,lmen in sic eipiae
Hube aebettet gs spar ein Saa ser
SrnNer nidt nlr fir oie lieben 81
tern inlo 8eidipi'ttr ionoern oie BEL.
oen Sipeignereine, Sunior SadIen
Club uno oie Sonterusgemeinbe. Iie
Seite tpltroe INN 3 ltbr sur Stride ae.
brat1t, mo- oie Wtorn fiir piele ihrer
Torgi;nger sic lebte Seihenmlliif ae.
ipielt bate uno aus oieiem 8runbe
iparen alle DtitgIieoer pom 2eio 10
ergriften l1nier Serr Hfarrer gerr-
barot ttelt cine punoerbare rmS iebr
troItrpit)e Seihenprebist in gnsIiif
uno Selltld). Trau Gforrer 9erns
barGt lang Siuei Solos, 10 audi Or.
eugene aanm. ser nit Morp Ianae
Sabre gut befannt mar, auh ser Sir
flendIpr fang sur letten Gbre hires
Srgelipielers ous id)one Sie0 ,SuB
mid geb'n lab MIDI geb'n, bas id
meincn SeIu mo9e ieb'n". Gs mar
cine her Ifmer5lifiten lmo groBten
Seihenfeiern rnierer Wtitslieber, Sic
Stride mar bis auf Sen letten Elos
sefiillt.
@torp Gellner nurbe am "a. Sep.
ten1btr 1915 in 8nrp gebpren. Sic
tuira betraltert bon ibren lieben GI.
tern, ibrem gruoer Stepban, ibrer
Shlpe'ter aatberine sllbah rmo BON
pielen 9l,ten Sreunoen. @ir alle mol
len SEN groben Shmers unb 90:
barte Seio init Ser 5amilie tragen
uno tcilen.
Sic Gltern uno 8eihtpilter oanfen
aller ,Srellnoen unb gefannten, oie
ibnen in ibrem 2eio mitgebplfen ia,
ben, tilr aue 8lumenipenoen rno
geilrioihreiben.
Nat1rllf bonn Gbor: Hl,be in eSries
ben.
Yatabics, Fnrueics, wie lit bcine
Srud,t 10 IiiB,
unt"r beinem yebensbalim ipiro cs
iein, als pb mir trdumcn.
Bring uns, S,err, ins Earabies.
Ger Serr troite Die leiotragenbe
Janl;lie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
&irdjen Jrauen @erein Der
.f1pnferns Nemein6r.


6onterns 8emein6e.
Mm 26. Mai, nadmittags / llbr,
miro .,onl sSrallen 8erein elm
NittageKen
ierpie,t ,perocn in Sen Shulrdllmen
Der Stride. aae Mitelieoer iotpie De.
rem sSreunoe iino ber3lid eingelaoen
Gin tiid)tiges &omitee ,piro oas
gNen ierpieren. .
Sdap. emma i. Carlton lit iebr
ihiper franf. Gle Shpeitern iino er.
iuft tie 3u beiuhen nno mir miinihen
oieier Shtpeiter baloigel 8eneiung.
Wearie M. 8inoer. .S6riftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23

9ie @unSes-Seftipnen, tuelde
oenfcn, oab iic il,ner nod 3eit &c,
mug Jnbell; ibrcn Gerrflibtlingen
nab5nfomnen, perocn biflidit er-
illht. rab &opfaclo ein5lllG;den lmo
ibre Nfaiien6or-9 -9iicber 81 beItellen.
9ei 0citelllneen mllb o,d ser &o'
Itenpreis 5lglcih beiaciiiat lperhen.
lrno sipar per Scbcd poer 9'tpnep Sr,
ser l'no auf sen Nomen unieres
@unbcS i6otneiiters @m. s(norae,
Grie, a., onsgeIteQt. @ie ihnell ,shr
bcOicrt iuerocn ipoat, oos DGltgt pnn
Gurer Eiinftlihfcit ab.
W'it 9ruocrgrllb,
81. 6. 6rieIerbengit, gu,oesiefretdr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
9iueie g.

Wic uns auen befannt lein biirf-
te, peranitultet uniere Sugenoabtei-
lung an oieIem Samstag, Sen 25.
Mai, einen lultigen San5- 1,no ltn-
terbaltungsabeno. Sic baben iid) alld)
oiesmol Die groBte Miibe geeeben,
bieie ltrterbaltltng nidt MIR fiir I'M
Ter Sl,ngpolf, ionbern aid fir inns
Gater uno Miitter intereiiant all &C.
italten. 9aber iollten mir es aub 81,
unierer Gflibt MAIDEN, an oieier ltn-
terbaltl,ng poa5dblig teil5nnebmeu.
Oie Gintrittspreiie iotpie bie Yreiie
fiir grfriidrlngen niip. iino iebr ma
Zig acbalten, 10 oah es audi benen am
tpenialten 8cmitelten moelih lit, sic.
fer llnterbaltltng bei5,,tpobnen.
sll'r nobmals: &ommt alle, nit
&ino uno &egel, auf sic San5unter,
boltl,ns ,,nierer Sl,eenoabteilung an
Samstag, ben 25. Wai.
Gerner ntohte ib oarauf aufmerf-
fam niadpn, oab lnIere ndflte regeI=
nldB,ge Monatsberiammlung an
Samstag, Sen s. Sum-, 8 ltbr abenbs
Itattfinbet. sln oieiem Tatlm iinb
and) hie 0elegaten bon rnlerer biess
idbri5en &pnpention tpieber 5uriid
uno :perben ibre 8ericbte bon oeriel.
ben al 1eben. 0aber lit es tpiinibenss
pert, bab iib 1tnIere 0fitelieoer 10
itorf tIs moelid) an bieier 8eriamm-
lung 5eteiligen m6gen.
Mortin Hotb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
&atb. 8unci6, Sefr.

- Sir bas jiibi'he Golf beocutet
oic 0emofratie Die @rlnblage ieiner
GriItens, logte 9iobbi sllitat in ut.
lantic Gitp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23

4S5 90. Sigh ct.
Sinalc ipitbpnt both ---- $1.OO-S1.25
Sinals fpith both ----- 81. 50-$1.75
Souble pitbput bntb---- S150-S1.75
Soluble NTH both ---- 2O0-S2 %
4 in room fpitb bath (2 bebs) 81 each
4 in room lpitbput hatb e bebs) 75c eah
Sobn 5arr Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
SSSSSSSSS0sSSSS
am eriten Suli oie
,SallenmartfteIfc

pafant miro. slae @riiber, lpelfe gut
ltebenoe Mitglieber bes 3ipeig 26
lino, baben bas Heht iid Inn bie'e
Stelle 81 beiperben. So iperben ale
Die Wtitglieoer, ipeld]e gebenfen iih
Inn oieIe Steae 81 betperben, aebcten,
Die Sfferten bis gum %. Mtai an Sen
Sefrctir gfidJael &loos, 1861 Mabis
ion Str.. 8arp, Snb, 5u ienben, oas
nit oie @ahl in ser nGhiten Ser
iammLllng om I. Suni s llbr abenos
oorgehommen peroen fann. MaeMit.
eliebcr iinb gebeten. bieier Gerianm.
lung l,rbeoinst beiSl,pobnen. &omnt
unh IaBt unS eine: glIten Sallempart
tpGbieu. Mihcel aloos, Ser.
es biene allen Shtpeitern bes
3ipeiu 40 CUR aenntnis, oaB uniere
nadyIta regelmabige 0tonatspers
iamr,llng am Samstas, oen l. Sl1ni,
punft 8 llbr ubenbs, (niht Sonntas),
absehalten miro. slae Sfapeltern
limo erluht ontpeIenb 81 iein. ..
gtod, Der Seriammlllng perben Die
iolgenben Sfapeitern saaffee nnb
Sudden ierpieren: Noele Saub, Slga
9ap:o, Selen Sid, Siloa Council,
glfrieea &aeenoorfer, Gig. 5riel,
Cara Slion uno Srene Sontag.
Wfaria &loB, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
-.Ans Niles; o1io
3iueis %.

slllcn Sdipeitern oes 3apeig % allr
gefduigen Na6ridt, baB Die nadnte
Geriamnlllng am Sonntag, oen g.
Suni, na6mittags 2 llbr abgebalten
miro. slae sdupeltern iino sebeten
anpeieno 81 fein.
a~'% Sofia @iintber, Sefr.
--0--- w sgas
..,gz u fs,s.e "A 3 ~
4-- Miih Der pelitiide JeleHig ber=
erbeblide &riegsfoiten.
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/ 8itte ,tpterftiisen sie Die i'm
vNolfsblatt" Mnaeigenoen.
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= Mud icit Die 1rauenredtlerin-
men SIM 3iele gelangt fino, itiist
fid bor ginflrb Der sSrauen auf oos
offentlide 0eben INNER nod duf bas
YribatIeben.
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3lucig 1S

bait 'cin alliGbrlides Eifnid Sonn.
tag, Sen .. Sllni ab. Gs lit oicies oas
erIts &ifnif bicIes Ssabres. Der
Hcingcninn gcbt lpie gclpobulib in
Sic &ranfcnfullc. Sn mir ilnmer 10
uiclc fronfc Sdlpcltern bobell, ipGre
cs 'pi:nlfcnslpert cs ioIltcn lid) aIe
Wtitgllcbcr an oicicnn Eidnif betei.
ligeh.
Gdtb. 0uncid,, Sefr,
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0ele9aten

Die 9onnerstag NIT Mutomobil font
men fonnen 3 6 Sigbpap bis Glepe.
lano slpe. fommen, iiiolib bis 8roao
Street, oreben rehts bis g. 3rb st.,
State Capitol, fabren bis gnOe bes
Staatsbauies, breben redts bis Sigh
Street. Gin @egpeiier gde linfs an
@ooarou ape lno Sieb ct. 3eiet
Sbner Sen @eg bis 323 @opbrop
slpe gum Sahienbeim.
6re:tas oasielbe fabren iiiblid an
Sigh ct. bis 697 81. Sigh 5ur 6. Of
g. Souc Sauptquartier.
9ieienieen mas nit oem Suse
fonnlen nebmen oie g. Sigh Street
StroBenbabn ooer @bittier Gar uno
fabres bis Spramore unb Sigh ct.
einen halben @lod iiiolih lit sic Seit-
bale.
Ndbite Sotel lit blob 1 - 9lcd iiib-
lih bon ser sseitbaue lit bos 9liB
Sotel 100 ungeilbr 35 Simmer 81
babe,; iino.
3ireit1ad,ite Sptel lit bas Earf
Sptel, ungeidhr 8 9lof norolid), un=
fdbr 40 Simmer 5u baben.
SrittnGhlte Sotel lit bas Soutbern
Sotei altd, an Sigh ct. 5 9lod bon
Ger Tcitbaue. Hreiie iino tpie folgt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23
Sie5enbafaiI6.H HmeriYdniidIeJ SoIfs6IaH
.... Ginlatmne ,mr !"
39ten 9abres=konbentiou
perbunoen NIT benz
30=jdbriger 9ubilaunn
ab3uhalten am 81. @1lai unS I. 1ani n Columbus,
MiQfummens=Wrub!

@iafummens 0rmk!
Sbr @1ne
@iltommeu tiucr
si euGn SutsIf l1nN uobre onr ~ater Sitter
aus robem Ser6 Gag hes crrn Sec Spac e nb @ebra
Gentra ru gursen,
Sic satIentrcu renben 2onb
Sell Dir: bid nidt fallen
lnb peben uniere arbeit Dir anfs neu!
Sodsecbrc @ulfs- un6 8lambensaemoiIen!
Is ersebt hermit aemas bic bide GinlaSuna aae Yi
aeScr Der meiaoercine Gua &ambe mie Ntelosr
Sionen oes g g SGna6nnb her &cnscmuoen, Der Sranp
banian Smnor MHuatipn diden @poenun
Seu&en 5rennbc int Slime pOlfer grahf ocutid 3nam
ensebSriafe nno se snnanocr nod Gonbn 49, Sabre
aunpnn oes Central @ebanoes unb 30abraem snnssf Scs
3ncs 3S sn fpmmeu
2as suee Na cd muiercs @erGamos mnieres 3w
1T persnn bic &unpcution Der Sanptabt Co g.
nmbns beberbersn @ no Ols oarau arben ebera
NAL mir 3Oia6rises Sungsie fn Ght iGdiier ei
nt sa SIT Opuiset anipon
Sak mir cine Suseuo mno orsuiert ban bic bic Tast be-
t ben gern Iee erGate, ets Ses
@rbanbes Der srfn te nnres golts i'm Satsrlab m
TIMER Notu 1T:
seiner spade biner ette oeinen soen beibe teu
Sleb' in ones |ufes DRite, ien sdbid immer ei.
Sn bieim Slime cnen mir Goumbu Sacn bcf bic 49, Som
oeniom tatno mir peidern alien Gain 9esan oak
de ber edit @He caairennOdaft nnS yennns non ~oeu.
Seit>OrSnmne.
9oruerstaa, ben 30. lfa:
snriana sad1enbem,
seuns grobbeomn erraedob eber sirde
1reae 81 N'ai:
m nor s as7 @ - @ Der 0 ""'0e"Ss Rs0" ""0
10 llbr morsens - 9elsaenieuns.
9itasHen
rbr nadmttass GelesatenIeuns IN
1870 lbr abnes $500 Siton8rt. ~
Jetproaramm am Sreiaa Mbrno
Inter Sppaer By Sperture 2ufpie
@ou Seller sela, l5. a7( -
Frdiioent @eorg Stegel
soruna eeeben voeiono
aniprnd oes csrob. .Yraipenten serrn sobom satb,s
5 Srnbin9s5cit Wo Die pn1tn SSaper raulden
mifter Gbor Der srtenbHrar soien srisent Sao 9obe
Sd ueib sdulcin
Gemania eeansueren n---S Siriaen SapiO aobe
Columbus 2omenbor -=-- 0rieent 9rof sioor
s. Colo -------- Sron etsabetb Seller
.>- - SeOet man ""'"'H'
H. a. savnxass sHhInsmonns s%os SSo's sonae Ssin
sdpei,er gemidtr ebor 1880 ooent Yro siror seinbeuier
| b. gs geen.
sbenurse sadsu sieent 2op @obe
Nadber San,
samsae, ben /. Snn
ll6r morsens -- SrHbnHd in s. Of g saas.
mOreens Selesatens Sisuns
2 nadumitass Selesanieuus.
$50 rbr nadnttta9s abenbeHen
1880 rbr ubsnbs 49, seatOnsert
Yrosramm samstas abenb:
er0inunssn,ard. Srure Rs III Sne Sing
Carr Srit Srhetcr
gssrnune un Sorhens SstsOmr 5eTrai g. sal
eas sn"ss a%s,"a %nos % e woo @ se % ser sa
|
| s.. gbrun9 8rInbr
| 6.
SnDpiien SiDnsrna Snlns
sen Tiano aoroion@ @anlen aemn. Sdaol3 9 Maroier
Mamas Baby Boy.
Comedy in Acts.
The Cast:
| Stephen
Long. Mary olnerI,
| Mrs - ~ 0e'" - - N
| Rose Gotzmeter Max Moore Eugene Burkley
by David Church.
saieu mnbe ueit mno breit snr 49, Sa6res
Central 0erbaoes 3Gbriaem Snuas
| fef oes 3ues 38. -,
7'' " >' Oas 1sRon.itee aa".#
! Weors SiegeI, Tef*rdsSent
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SliB .Su.tcl

610 South Sigh Street
Npon; lpitbout butb, Sin9le $125,
SGblc 800
goom mith bath Single $175 unb $500
Nppm nttb bntb Soluble $3.50. $500
9tpum ritb bntb Sipin bcbs SO. so.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23

&iIfpmcn ieib Sbr Der Sadn
@upmmeu lucr Wudt
@r llnb Batter 8iter
Gus Sprac, unb @bau
@ertanb hu dltete
Sic fremben 2onb
neiben Mrbet Dir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23

Mm 10. Mai itarb bier nod lang,
iabrilcr &ranfbeit inn slltet bon nllr
So Sabren gruoer
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Suntbern Sptcl
Size Harf Sutel

4S5 So. Sigh ct.
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Sobn 5arr Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-23

Elm Montagmoraen, SEN t3. Moi,
eintgc Minuten mad, 4 llhr, ltarb Elm
trel,geliebtes idhiilhes MGohen,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
ITALY GIVES TRUCE
TERMS TO FRANCE
CONTINUED From Page One)

for the first time since the war be.
GAM
Acceptance of II Duce's terms was
considered a foregone conclusion in
political circles, since the cessation
of hostilities with Germany as well
as Italy depends on the French sub
mission to the Italian armistice
terms.
Three dull black German Junker
pIanes-their dark exteriors reliev-
ed only by the swastika and white
crosses marked on their sides for
safety-brought the Germans and
French to Rome from Munich, where
they spent last night after flying
from the historic meeting with the
Germans in Compiegne forest,
France.
The first German plane landed at
2:52 p. m. G:52 a. m. E.S.T). 1t car
ried German officers. The second
plane landed at 2:56 p. m. and the
last at 2:5S p. m.
The four French delegates were
in the last two planes. They were
General Charles Euntziger, who
signed the armistice yesterday for
France. Leon Noel, former ambas-
sador to Poland; Rear Admiral Maui
rice LIE Luc and Aviation General
Jean Bergeret.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
F N COLONIES
E D SUPPORT
TO GREAT BRITAIN
fContinued From Page One)

fContinued From Page One)
tinental France was mild COM
nared with the attitude OF
French military men, the press
and the people generally.
Exchange Telegraph, British news
agency reported from Bordeaux that
army men from generals to prl-
Yates were convinced that since the
rise of Hitler to power in Germany
tbe successive French governments
had sold out" the army, leaving 1t
finally. in a situation where II a
ITO fight tanks with toothp!chs.'
Great indignation was expressed.
In Bordeaux, Exchange Telegraph
said. the awakening of the poaulace
today to learn that the armistlce had
heen signed was a signal for relaxa-
ton and relief.
There was no illusion about the
terms-everyone appeared convinced
that France was swallowing the bit
terest pill in its history-yet the
populace was glad to know the worst
was over and that constructive work
of some kind might be resumed.
The British news agency said the
general sentiment in France was:
I'VE are beaten and must face the
music. After all we have ourselves
and our governments of the past 16
years to blame. We wanted security
but were loath to pay the material
and moral price to guarantee it."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
DAV ENDS ANNUAL
CONVENTION HERE
Memorial Services Held At
Salvation Army With Brea-
zeale In Charge

The 18th annual convention OF
the Disabled War Veterans OF
North Carolina came to a close
here yesterday morning with the
annual memorial services for de-
ceased members of the DAV.
The services were held at the
Salvation Army Citadel with Bril-
gadier J. H. Breazeale in charge.
Past State Commander George
E. Pickett, II, of Charlotte, spoke
briefly at the ceremonies.
During the afternoon delegates
to the convention attended the boat
races at Wrightsville Beach and
we're taken on a short cruise at
Wrightsville Sound.
At the final session Saturday af-
ternoon, Norwood S. Westbrook, of
Wilmington, was elected state COM
mander to succeed Pickett. The
group also approved the selection
of a recreational site for disabled
veterans near Wilmington. The fl
nal banquet session was held Sat-
urday night. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
Petain to make Frances peace
with her foes.

Petain to make Frances peace
with her foes.
Major General Charles de
Gaulle. who had continued in the
war ministry from the cabinet of
Premier Reynaud, was dropped
from the cabinet.
Thirty of 80 ambulances of the
American volunteer ambulance
corps in France were taken from
Brodeaux to Hossegor, near the
bay of Biscay port of B~iarritz, just
above the Spanish frontier. Drivers
said they probably would remain
there until they learn the terms Of
armistice.
DR.. James v. Sparks, in COM
mand of the corps, said contact
with so other ambulances had been
lost during the German advances.
He listed Is to 40 American volun-
teers with the corps as unaccount-
ed for, but said many probably
would join the main group later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24

tof German and Italian govern
ments. Merchants ships outside
France are to be recalled or il
that is not possible they are to &C
to neutral ports.
Article IL. No French aircraft
is to leave the ground. Aerodromes
are to be placed under German OF
Italian control. All foreign air craft
in unoccupied territory are to be
handed over to German authori
ties.
Article 10. Ali establishments
and military tools and stocks il
occupied territory are to be hand
ed over intact. Ports, permanent
Notifications, and naval building
yards are to be left in their pre-
sent state and not destroyed OF
damaged. The same is to apply
to all means of communicat alton
particularly railways, roads, ca
nails, telephones, t~elegraphs, navi
gational and coast lighting marks
Material for repairs are to be
made available.
Article IA. All wireless TT a n S
hitting stations in French terri
tory are to stop.
Article Is. The French govern
ment is to facilitate transport o
merchandise between Germany
and Italy across unoccupied terri
tory.
Article IS. The French govern
ment is to repatriate the popula
ton to occupied territory.
Article II. The French govern
ment is to prevent transfer of va
luables and stocks from occupie;
to non-occupied territory or abroad
Article 18. The cost of mainten
ance of German occupying troop
is to be paid by France.
Article 10. All German prisoner
of war are to be released. Tit
French government is to hand owe
all German subjects indicated b.
German government who are IL
France or French overseas terri
tory .
Article 20. All French prisoner:
of war in German hands are t.
remain so until the conclusion o
peace.
Article 81. Provides for S a f e
guard of material handed over
Article %. The German arms
tice commission will carry out tn
armistice and will coordinate
with the Franco-Italan armistlce
Article %. The armistice will en-
ter into force as soon as tn
French government have conclud
ed a similar agreement with tn
Italian government.
Cessation of hostilities will oc
cur six hours after the Italian gov
eminent notifys of its conclusion
The German government Will an
nounce this by wireless.
Article "a. The present arms
tice is valid until conclusion OF
peace treaty and can be denoun
ced at any moment if the Frencl
government does not fulfill its oh
legations.