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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

@,t. uub 9untDr'I

8: nun tpieopr Die froblife Goi9.
ingsscit beronseriidt 1T. 10 beranItal.
tet SIR g. g Geiongoerein gintra9t
am Snnntas, Sen sS San,lar, e:nen
'ogsrennten rBis. uno Sumor.
Nberb" unb iino o,,f oieiem @cee
an, Sreunoe uno gonner oieies Ser.
cins tersIidIt eingelaben. uns nit
ibram geiub gu beebren. gintritts.
tar,er iino BEL aIer ben 8ereinsmit.
9lia$err i'm Soroerfauf su baben.
m scr slbenofaiie erbobter Breis.
Gas Yrosramm lit 5l,nbertpro5ent
buno. iitiid uno miro nddite 8ohe
BET. mt senaht GotpGrb &iefer's be.
Iiettss Srfelter tpiro nod 9eenoi.
sura ocs Grosramms luitise Gang.
tpel'cn ertl;necn laiien. Mniane 7:30
l1br atenos. alio. ale tpelhe einmal
gut laden tpcn:n - benn oas lit ge.
iurh - m0gen es nid)t beridumen
unb tri6einen.
Grusrnmr.
Gartor Nifobemus -- Yrof. q. yifolous
9ebrer arebs ---- u. u. Srieienbeneii
1. IlotriasIarid -- atefers Srdeiter
2. Sc ginideauer @aufabrt
.. g. Ge7ana Gersin gintro9t
8. Gsib unb Sumor ------------
9. q. BeIans Werein gintradt
4. Troid,s8onsert
8. g. @c'ans Teretn gintradt
5. S'pei &esitetionen - Sobn G4erad
6. Pat unb Wite ~ Sphn &onnertb uni
R &. Grieienbensit
7. oorain 9;eoertofel-- Sir. s. .s6lim.
bad.
8. Cine unsloubli6e @ei6idte -----.
S,tn giireer ... ..
8. @iishen als grdutisam - B. Nelbe,
10. S,u[la Sulla Saua ---- Gei1pijte,
GOttidlins
II. Sic @onbideinbriiber - -- Srit
Snrat uno Sohu Shera1
t2. fine G6ulnriiTuns bor 100 Sabrer
g. g. @eSana Verein gintradt
13. &ainbotu srio - @ilIer Goal 60
Gniemble. ..... ...
"A. @rano Stnale ---- MilIer Goal 60
Gricn,ble. ..... ,..
" st. 6. Jriefenbeneit, gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

sfm 81. Gasembcr 1889 itarb 5rau
Nnna Nief 49,
seb. salmen, gebiirtia aus Midels.
berg, Siebsnbiireen. sic tpurbe ols
quite, MitgIieo oes 3tpeig % unb
Ses Central @erbanbes ,,nter Ser.
etnsehren uno GROCER 9eteiligung oer
9arosleute o,,f ibrem lesten @ee Be.
sle;tct. slln 8 Sanl,ar 1910 nabm
tie Ser sd)ce Ser M,ttereroe ouf inn
Cafe @art ssrieobof goungstomn.
Sritenbe!tatter ssrit @elIer leitete
Die s,seroisune; Nfarrer Tbeooor
sd, Gber fprad tiefbeueste Worte an
sic le,btragenbe Trauerperiamml,,rg.
Gs trauern Inn Sic treue 2ebens.
gefGl:tin uno Mutter ibr @atte l,,,6
orei Sinocr, icn1t iieb,n gnfelfinoern
Git air>er iiro ssrau Mnna &ap.
MinocI NieF uno 8ilbeIm s. Mief.
&err! Se.nc 91c9te
2:sG. auf l.nier,r 9er5en f9tuer
ssl,iter tpie bes Brabes Nd1te
ScS uno tra,tris it's nn,ber. -
2urue nid]t ob l1nierer &Ia9e,
aaum gu failer, falim 5u trasen.
vi, sll grpb fir l,niere gruit,
Tins ;su ib'uer lit Der VerIuit.
2aS uns 1uf bes 2ebenspfdbe
2Tflteu beines Sroites 2idt
1tro berlab NIT beiner 8nabe
It's in unierm Sarmer nidt. Nmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
Ans Niles. cbio
2meio 20.

gs Siene allen Sdtpeitern oes Stpeig
% 5l;, gefduigen Natridt, oaB Die
nd.tiic g'rIamml,ng am Sonntag
oen 81. Sonuar, 2 l1br na9m., ab.
gebalten tp:ro uno nidt berseiien. 6ab
al,d be @iiderpriifung itattfinoet.
slue Shtpeitern iino sebeten ontpe.
ieno 5u Iein. 9. @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

3iueig 81

biel. seine monatli9e Weriammlune
lett"n Sonntag ab. 0ie 1ei,en ge.
amtlnren tpuro,n NIT ergreifenben
Wo~t"n bon Sdneiter Suianna R0.
mi'..scr / i::italliert. 9lu9 tpuroe be.
6lcii'r uniere oiesidhrise Jaid:ng
Grel!as. ben 26. sssanuar, gu balten.
sllic :Witslieber bonn 3meig 81 uno
20 tommt aue. 9ab uns Die Grauen
Elm sutes Abenaeiien nod edit idd.
Fih'r Irt beritellen, !onnen mir Der.
iid."t iein. Gas GHen lit 6 ubr ob6s.
@at benz giien San5 bis?2 aIio
nidt bergibt ben 26 Sanuar.
Suianna 9fomiiber, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
OdnfSoouno

Gsr tieftrnuernoe Safer uno @atte
oanft ouf Oieiem @ege anen lyre,,n.
oen nuo 2on6sIeuten, Sic linn in Der
Not pciseitm,oen. oas piinftl;9e Ct.
'beinsn oes 0eihenfomitees un6 I'M,
Sic ';bfnen gl,,mer bonn 3ipeis 80
itnb Stpeig % iotpie anoern Gre,tn.
ben
@eorg Oeppner, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
Ginlaonns snr sroken @ieberiebens'
1tnterbaltuns.

oiefe golfseenoiien!
slI(cs lit ihon torbereiiet su 6er
ane,Icgten ltnterholtung am 20.
Sanrur. 1880 uhr obcnos i'm Sad.
'enhe1.1'. youngstown. &c tuirb uns
,eiaat. oab neben elmer Tan5IpieI.
Iufiiisrlng bo reiner &inbergruppe,
Seian1 uno sGuipraden auh 9iloer
aus ser alten Seimat geseigt ueroen.
@ir fonnen alio NIT Hfeht oieIe 8e.
1eb,ntcit nit aem Iamen: v@ieoer.
ieben. .llnterbaltuns" beseifnen. W:dt
MIR cin Mieoerieben NIT unierm
8roh- -@i5e.Yriiioerten Sons Goiiel,
'orhcrn Elm @ieberiebcn burd5 feline
Sdi:herung NIT Ser olten &eimat.
Darum iollte fem @olfssenoiie feb.
len, 81 boren r.no gu ieben. tpie es
'norentan nm infer @olf oriiben
'tebt Ger gintritt 1T 25c.
Yrpgrnntnt.
I. Wtlfommens8 8ruB - -
Y.1itoent B,lhelm Ste;s
9. Gcs na6 suslpabI - Samen gbor
gee.peib
8. 9ico nab IustpabI - g. g. Wduner
Ghcr
1. S,n5Ipi.I. ~Dotun N'criio Wab" -
&nr:rsruppe - Gsleitet bon SRI.
@atbiloa Slider
s. Nninrade ---- ggsYrdiibent Sans
@,;'.er
g. N,.:fdrura unb SdiIber,ins aus Der
alte't Sei:nat - @roSsgi5es sYrdiibent
Sc. Sans So,iel.
s. Suffrage bes &omitees,
8eorg 9ebpner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
Mus 9ontefeaD, ga.

stIIe geamt:nnen oes ssrauen Ser
ems Der St Wurt,ts Stride tperoen
auf oieiem @cae eriuht, ser iabr.
Tibe, giiGes. .Nbrehnl,ng am Gon'
er5taaabeno, ben 25 Sanuar, Bel
;sro, &atba:in Tbeis, 613-13. 3d.,
N,.nban, pilnftlib be1sutuobnen.
&. 81,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
@eorg Oeppner, sefr.

eiriahuns Ses 5rantn gereins ber
!Sonterus 0smeinbe.
Scr airhen Jra,ten 0erein Der
Sontcrrs 8emein6e fciert om %.
San;iar oas 25idbr:ge Sub I6un un6
5eehrt iib biermit ale 8olfs. unb
Sl>u',"nssenoiien bon nab uno fern
:ltm Silberil,bildum auf Sos bera.
JiGite einsulaoen.
Serene @iirtler, G.it.sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
&us Neip Gafle, ga.

gs biene allen Mitglie6ern dur
Madridt, oaf' Die mcnatlide Ser.
iamn,l,,ng ses 2ueis 25 am Conn.
iag. ben 81. Sanl,ar, 3 l1br nadm.,
in scr gintraht SarIe obeebalten
Mrs. Sse6er 9ruoer iolIte antpeieno
ieir, 6a uiptise Geifdfte 81, erleoi.
gen iin6.
8eorg Netri, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
WHY SUFFER Functional
FEM ALE
COMPLAIN IS

lydia g. Pinkham's v0gotablo C00pOuO0
HAS Helped ThousaNdsI
Few women today do not have some slgn q
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, nerves,
depressed lately-your work ktoomuchfoeyou-
Then try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to help quiet unstrung nerves,
relieve monthly pain lcrampe. bsekaehe.
due to functional disorders. For over 80
years Pinkham's Compound has helped hun>
dreds Of Thousands OF weak, rundown use.
vous women. TRY III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
Ha5h' 'nns6oH.

Set iabrlide sSaid)inssbau tpiro
hiei,s sssahr am 3. ssebruar I'M Ser.
eins!9saIe abgebaltcn ,,no snar I'M.
ter Der Seitl'ng l,no lleberlitt oes
8ei.1abereins.
$. g. Hotb Yrot..Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
ans Yonngstotu,t, Obto
3iueis 30.

Sueis 80.
0iebe golfseenonen! @ie boben
idor in porletter Wummer bes Bolts.
blatfes oarauf binsetpieien. 6ob am
Sa' ,stas. ben 20. Sanuar. cine groBe
l1ntorbeltuns i'm Safienbe:m itatt.
finoa'.
Bir leben in elmer ungebeuren
8eittpcnoe uno tuir boffen uno baben
bic 3Ineriidt. BOP Sic @oIenoung
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

2rmit idb bas ne,,e Sabr i'm Ser.
lin ridtiJ cnfanae urb getpiut Bin
n,r sl,m Ssiten bes gereins su ar.
beitsn, 10 Ciinidye ib aih onen Mit.
glieoern tdtis m;t5uorbeiten l,no rufe
nod rahtrdslih elm frobes neucs
Sab. alien gu BE oieie Nadridten su
(eisn iif bie 9eit nebmen.
8sorg 81. Gramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

oenn bie Welt eeh0rt 6en ainoern
uno Sic 3rfunft unieres Wolfes 1T
oie ,slteeno.
g:ntritt fir grtrahiene 1T 25e.
@eors Geppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

Sdrr5en SaIIc in Staten Sslano
i'm Vange, tuoriiber balo ausfiibr.
li1 be,ibtet iperoen miro.
81. Stoof. Nrot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

9rs Geltfomitee fir oie aonpen.
tion traf in Der eriten geriammlung
Die rrlten Horbereitungen. slIs TeIt.
Hraiioent uuroe Geore siegel, uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
Mms Columbus, 8.
Heitf,dtei.en

In Sonntag, Sen 81. Sonuor, BE.
sinnero nahn,ittogs 9 l1br i'm Sod.
fer5c'.n. S6marr 91rl gaupeI be.
ridltc4e, ones 1T bereit uno ieoer
geretHabr,,Ser urb 5renno .pi[Ifom.
men aarten fin, be,m Gomitee su ct.
balten ODER an Ter Safe. Sot'entoa
finSct UNI Sonr:1g ben %. Sanuor
Itatt @e.tercs n Ger ndfIten slus.
1ab.. SeItfor,itee fir Die aonopntion
tp,,r5c non 9r. @pors Siesel ernannt
rno o!ro oasielbe rof sseItiesuna
oes 0ut,,ms ou'f un'ern bohgeebr.
ten GrOBpraiioerten Sobn galtbes
berSiir rrtlift.
g'n- fiebcrbufte SGtisfe::t berrIf,
unter ben Witslieoern bes Srpeig 3s
una t;rnen mir Sc, Sufltnit uno So.
ilina lmIerer &'tihten nit 8ottes
S.lfe aetroIt eht5esen 'eben.
sl!s Grorfertom:tee funoierer
bon Srse.Groi. Sam ssrim ernannt
MiGIaI grster ST., Mar GbtpolS
Wlf"el Jarr Sr., Wurp Srin,, Gu
ionra gnsber, Stoie ;Srttn. &oritee
fir Satientogfcier periommelt iid
Jreitaoobeno, ben 12. Sanuor.
Sobn ssorr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
Graiterttobriett
81. Mifjael 0reff

per'G:ieS ar, 81. Oes. 1889. gr tpur.
oe om 2. Sanuar pom Sad'enDe:m
aus s,,r leeten 9!ube aetrasen. Cine
quite 3abl ser Wit9lieeer gaben linn
Die !ette Ghre Baitor 8aul @. 8.
9eiit hielt Sic Trareranoa1t.
81, greff mar sebiirtie aus S6I.
me:r. Siebenbiiraen. gr mar YrGi.
bonn 8. II. g.. Sefr. bonn Mrbe.terper.
Elm rn6 bet aud, slemter inn S.peig
12 befleibet. gr errei9te nur
Elm NIter b'n 48 Sab,n. Ct mar Der
@atar bon 6 ainoern be nit ibrer
R,.tter Inn i'm trauerr.
St rube in Grieoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

Die Gri'bnstaube i9etnt boz
ser 'srieonstai.bbe,t bic Glu9t ersrif.
fen 5u baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

Sin Iebten 'eSahre baber mir ourG
Sen 600 brei 8riioer aus oem Ser.
Gin perlor.n. Midael Gromen. ee.
bii':is aus Groiiau, itarb om 25.
gpl;I:: So1ann q. genn:ns. gebiir.
Tug Gus @albhiitter, itcrb am 1. Sep,
tenber 1889. M,,be ibrer slide.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
.2iu.ia 20.

s(m q. ssonuar peranitaItet ser
3beis 20 cine
SansnnterbnItung
uo,u oIle Mitslieoer rnb Sreunoe
her5.id, einsela5en treroen uno per
iid gut unterta!ten min Ser fomme
nap Stiles. Ohio. Sir elm tiidtises
9om?tee lit Gorge eetraeen uno gum
Gan, ipielt sGnisIer Geutide aa.
pelle bon s(fron Ohio. auf. Garum
peraebt niht. jeoer lit bersIib tpiG
fommen uno miro iiG gut u,ter.
balten.
Nn 7. Sanrar tpuroen Bic neuen
9eanten fir has Sahr 1910 einee.
fiib-t. gs iinb:
Y,iiibent. simon Srht;
gisesYrdiibent. Ge5rs ginber sr.;
Yrut. t.sSefr., Sohann Gapio;
Ttnan5zSefr., Sran5 Giintber;
8 g. Setl., WtGael 8asner;
Sfabmeiiter Guitab SduIIer;
S:riraytl1ssrdte, Sreo 11nth, So1anr
G'iintbsr, Sobanu Sdneioer;
Wuri9au, Sobann Sohrent;
Ir6irar, Sobarn Sdneiber;
Serutps. gcorg gmrid,, @uitab
G6uIIer.
Sobann 9anio. Yrot.. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

s(rn q. Sanl1ar neranitaltet Ser
Sneig 20 cine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18

sIm Sonntog Sen %. Sanuar, BE.
sinrirb 5 l1tr rafmittaes, finoet
Der i,genor,;te
Sadlicntaa
oes 2!ueiges 3S i'm SgtIenbe;m itatt.
I'm sas Sl:Iommonaeborie gefiibl
5n tGrfen i,nh ~ pfleeen, miro elm
idr,adbaft:s giabl. intpie freies &c.
trdnf beraerei6t. Sbmonn Wartin
@eh"r bat 'fon in b:e!cr Inseleeen.
beit man6c fblafloie Ho1t oerIebt.
Grfre,,t bas Gomitee nit eurer sln.
tpeicnbeit. Sas slbcnbpiien miro TN,
pun:t $50 l1br abents ierpiert. git.
te ,.lie am Hlase su iein. Nahber elm
reiGhalt;sea Hroaramm. @ir boffen
tnietr grob.Dradoent Sobann Bal.
Ties in urierer Mitte besriiBen 5li
forren.
Sobn Tnrr, Sefr.
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Sansnnterb

Nn 7. Sanuor tpuroen Bic neuen
9eaniten fir has Sahr 1910 einee.
fiih-t. Es 1iub.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
autbortv on AuthorIf!es"
THE Authority on Authorities"

bidding the minors should alSc
have told North South "ds very
short in them ard hence p-oh2biJ
had two majors Of considerable
length-more likely six hearts
and FIVE spades thar five ard four,
North reckoned that the longer
hearts would enable South 70 get
a diamond discard from his hand.
but it turned out this vas not
needed. He did not stop 10 think
that eleven cards in the sides two
hands made it very likely one op-
ponent was void 1t happened that
East had none of the suit. and his
double indicated to West that this
VAS the suit to lead. That worthy
cheyed the implied Instructions,
W;..h the result that the contract
was set on the very first trick. OF
course the double gave North and
South a chance to take out into ar
alright mo Trumps, bat that is
another story.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12


rate is about - per 10000 poru-
latlon as compared 70 the -rr,.,.a;
death rate in tuc co'v.crv Of 1876.
And this reduction las been
ascrIbed 10 the w.pia- out Of tu-
oercuIoSIs among cutie.
IL was once though. that bovine
tuberculosis cCJ.i 10. infect hu-
man beings. That. however was
early diSprovcI and i "ls s:.own
that all forms Of tuberculosis ca,
be transmitted tn milk. Naturally
children were tn greatest suffer-
erS and the cE..,a,od form Of
tuberculosis was the form that re-
suited, but since he childhood
form runs INTO tae adul, form, this
IS not o. n:uea nomo"t.
Bovire Tvh.rr,,Ios;.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
Vets Play Leading Role In
War on tuberculosis

losses impossible for the state to
meet"
This, however, is just what was
done. There is no question that it
resulted III plenty of economic loss.
Dr.. Arthur Myers tells of one
cattle raiser who had a healthy
appearing animal for which he
had once been offered $4,000,
which was slaughtered under the
compulsory law because of a posi-
tive tubcrculin reaction. The say
ing in suffering and human life
mas far outwcighcd any economic
expenditure.
United States Campaign
The campaign to eradicate tn-
oercG!oS!S IN livestock Wa started
IN IL" United States in 1915. Eng
land had begun a similar cam
pM%n IN 1913, but whereas in the
United States all cattle who re-
acted to the tUbrrculin test were
slaughtered, IN England the Min
I<tFy Of Health slaughtered only
OBVIOUSLY i'll and constructive ami
mat*. Til" result Of this uD to 1897
was t"&,s in England the situation
as REGARDS tuberculosis among cat
re WAS practically the same as in
1913.
Up to recently 40 per cent of the
COWS il England had roci Of IN.
G"rcI!osis and 6 per cent Of all
G:a!"S from tuberculosis in chill
Ltcn arc Of the bovine type. I'm the
Chl;od States, OWN" To- the r;r-
n,ToiS enforcement Of ,ac..c Graytjc
t%W&, 10 per cent Of dairy conn
'ricS have rc,!Gc"d the iucjdnrcn
"L tuberculosis in ca,t!" 60 =. ri
/ per cent, or less, ard hnyIr" f..
bcrcu!cSiS in the United States ha.
been reduced over % per r.l, and
:" man. places is p.."tl,..r ~ ron.
c:..=tv;t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

NOFJA $ N..I8Ee or TINS deal
was due to his following of a prin-
ciDle which Is fine as far as it
goes. but costly vhen overdoHe.
He knew from SoUth's bidding
hearts first that this suit was
longer than the spades. The ex-
treme activity cE the opponents in
D'-f,irrE.l ~, Hi,,, :
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

DR.. Clcnd,1!n@ will answer
questions OF geacrr! interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
Tomorrow'S Problem

Distributed by King Features Syndicate nc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
Z :. 2 3 s 8

Dealer: South. Both sides vul-
>a,.0 - -
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12
Page Three

were retailed, an increase Of 1872
percent over the same period last
year. In the final 10 days, 21,5O7
new passenger and commercial
cars were sold, a gain of SIS per
cent over the comparable period
last year and 12.1 per cent ahead
of the preceding period this year.
Used car sales for the month
totalled 162,42S, a 1874 per cent in
crease over last year, and a gain
of more than 5,644 units over July
this year. Figures of the final To-
day period show total of 66,1S3
sales, ALI percent ahead Of the
same period last year and 3S per
cent in advance of the second 10
days of August this year.
Truck sales for the month were
1888, an increase of 3O.4 percent
over 1899, with the final Today
figure hitting 6,641. This is a59.3
percent advance over the same
period last year and is 42.4 per
cent ahead of the preceding period
this August.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12

Applicants must have completed
4.year college course with speci
fled study in psychology. In addi.
ton, except for the junior grade.
they must have had experience in
research in the development and
application of group psychological
tests of aptitude and proficiency.
For all grades the experience must
have been of a standard appropri-
ate for the grade OF the position.
Applicants for the junior grade
must not have passed their thirty
fifth birthday; for the other grades
they must not have passed their
fifty-third birthday.
Full information as to the re-
quirements for the examinations,
and application forms, may be OBJ
tanned from the Secretary of the
Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex-
aminers at the post office or
customhouse in any city which has
a post office of the first or Sec
ond-class, or from the United
States Civil Service Commission,
Washington. D. c.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12

The purpose of The Explorers
League is to encourage ordinary
men and womn, in every walk OF
life, to be On the lookout for un-
usual stones, fossil shells and
bones, rare plants and insects, and
many other specimens which the
average person is likely to ignore,
but which may be of much interest
to science. A monthly Bulletin is
published which describes and
pictures these specimens so that
any person may be able to identity
them, and numerous prizes are Of
fered for worthwhile discoveries.
These prizes are paid entirely in
addition to any profits that the
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12
The Low Down From
Hickory Grove

1 guess everybody-easy going
or not-has something or other
that will rile them up. With me
it is E cars-E for exempt
Brother, they make me boil.
And | am agitated right now,
because I just saw another one of
them-a shiny 1910 baby. There
were 8 women in the front seat
and 2 men and one woman in the
back seat.
There was a name on the door,
so | sauntered over, at the service
station, and the name was San
Luis Obispo County, State of
California. And it also had num-
ber-4S. But where I saw the car
was not in San Luis Obispo Coun-
ty. But what it was doing where
saw it, is something. I guess. for
the folks in San Luis Obispo
County to stew about and not me.
If we keep going another 4 or
s years, and everybody gets to
working for the Govt. or the State
and gets an E car. reckon I will
maybe get one too, and will stop
writing about 'em-and heing
agitated.
l hope I get a nice shiny one,
like the one from San Luis Obispo
County. Oh! Boy!
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12

finders, or owners, may make
through the sale of their speci-
mems.
Started early in June, The Ex-
plorers' League is already ma
tional organization with clubs
forming in nearly every state In
the Union. Canada and Alaska are
also represented in it.
Any readers of the Examiner
who would like to learn more about
the prizes offered for relics and
specimens, are asked either TO
communicate with Mr.. Taylor in
Coolidge, or to write directly to
the headquarters of The Explorers
League, Denver, Colorado.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12

country faces greater perils than
at any time since the Republican
Party preserved the Union under
Abraham Lincoln. In another hour
of crisis, the Republican Party,
Graded in a great tradition and
seasoned in government, offers to
lead America out of doubt, mega
tion and disunity.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12
Civil Service Exami-
nations Announced


The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced open
competitive examination to fill
personnel technician positions in
the Federal Government. The ex.
aminations cover the following
grades: Personnel techincian
(tests and measurements), $500
a year, $4,000; associate. $4,000:
assistant, $4,000: and junior. 81
900. The salaries are subject to
retirement deduction of 311 per-
cent.
Applications must be on file
with the Commissions Washing
ton office not later than October
if received from States east OF
Colorado, and not later than Octo
Der 10 if received from Colorado
and States westward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12
McNary Says:

The prosperity of agriculture
should be the first charge on the
attention Of any administration.
The reason for our preoccupa-
ton with the farm problem is
social and economic betterment.
The farm stands somewhere
near the center of our economy.
For rs years, the farms Of Ameri-
ca balanced our foreign trade and
through exportable surpluses, pro-
vided the foreign exchange that
assisted in building our factories,
mines and railroads.
The New Deal has administered
the farm problem for more than
seven years. What is the present
state of the American farmer, who,
with his dependents, makes up a
quarter of our population? In the
year 1899, his share of the ma
tional income was the lowest
since statistics have been kept.
A substantial solution of the
farm problem may be resolved In
to a question of markets. ANY
rational plan must assign the
American market to the American
farmer Beside heing far and
away the greatest market it is
| the only one we may hope to con
troll.
Everywhere we hear that ou
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12
Chevrolet Dealers {
Gain Auto Sales

DETROIT, Sept 6-Chevrolet
dealers sold at retail nearly a
quarter of a million new and used
passenger cars and trucks in
August, it was announced here to-
day by William E. Holler, general
sales manager. The months sales
report registered gains as high as
1913 percent over comparable
periods, with new truck sales top
ping the list.
During the month, total of 63,-
116 new passenger cars and trucks
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-12
Explorers League
Names Local
Representative

The appointment of Mr.. Mack
Taylor, of Coolidge, as a Deputy
Supervisor of The Explorers
League, has just been announced
by the headquarters of the or
ganization in Denver, Colorado,
Mr.. Taylor's keen interest in the
natural sciences has long been
known to his friends who will be
glad to hear of the honor conferred
on him.