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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

3mcia 3.

ltnicre nad)ite WonatsperiammI,,ng
finoe! am 12. Suli. 5reitagabeno,
Itatt. Oieie Seriomml,,ne lit iebr
tpidtig uuo es iolIte ieoer gruber
traftrn ontpeieno 5i iein, audi iollte
ieber 8rrber trad)ten lid) gutItebenb
3u bulten int 8erein uno Central
8erbano.
Notwithstanding finbet ON
isreitae, oen 5. Suli, abenos, itatt
Gs III iebes 9eamten Efliht anipe'
ieno su iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

alle Sahien lmo iSrel,lloe fir gutes
Wetltr bcten. lonit miilien mir bas
gan5s Set in Der 9alle, tpeld)e Iid
olli oe.nielhen AsIak befinoet, abbal.
ten. Sir ltnterboltunsen aaer Irt
mirh beiten5 geiorat.
Ger1eiien Garf Sic Siibieite ni1t.
Dab Sic ssl1geno bereits Iesten 9iens.
fog linen slnfong aemad,t bat, 40.
80 Mibels unb Sl,neens iparen an.
,ueielh ncnn bieic 3eilen erid)einen
tpirH ocr Ssl,genobuno Ser Siioieite
bod)it,pabridcinlid) gegriinoet iein.
@iel C'liif ibr SSllngen. Die Inter.
itiisung Ser sllten uno Melteren pom
3pe:a a. lit eud, iiher. TerseBt nie.
mails bnB ~Giniafeit mod,t ltarf!"
Mui feinen sSan oiirfen mir oas
erlte Stiitilngsieit. tpelhes am 7.
Sept".aber an 67tO 60. Map ctr.
itattflnoet, pcrgeiien. Sahs balte
@aht - lrno fomm 5l,m 3tueis AZ
al oi"ier Maft.
Dir nGdit" Seriammllng iifoet
am ;sreitag, oen 5. Slli. abeubs 8
llbr. in ser Colonial Salle au 5436
SoutG Wentiportb 9(pe ltatt
Bnul Iiefenbaber, Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
3ip..io 8.

NGcn Sfmeitern oes 3iueis 8 CUR
gefaliiJen 9,ad)ridt, oaB Die nahite
regellndbige 8eriammluns om Mitt.
mod, ben 3. ,Sltli. abenos, itattiinoet.
slne Gf,tueitern pcroen erilld)t piinft.
lid alhpeieno 81 iein. oa pid)tigc &c
ihdftc bes Sereins porliegcn. Mub
lolltcn Die Sdpeitcrn iih ale gut.
itebnlb MAIDEN bsim Central Ser.
bano 10 tpie audi heim 0erein.
&atb. Topfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
SSnntassidjmlr Der 9eMtid.
Wrmciube.

IS lei horaui binecip;cieu. bab ourd;
bas Sanlmelu bon @erfanfsitcucr
marion (Salcs Tar Stamps) un'erc;
Stride quite finan,ieae &ilfe 5l,teil
miro. Witte bclfen Sic ale nit. lie,
berae6cu Sic Die gciarnmeltcn Wfor'
fen ivu &inbcrn uoer NcbrfrIitcn
1nnlerrr Shulc obcr mir perlonlid)
Gcrariicu Sic nid)t. beIfeu aud, Sic
l,n'crer Spuutaosiep,lr unb linicrer
Stride olf bieie Mrt.
9llbcrt Wpllnnnn.
Superintendent ser g. e.
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Yfpuaca, ga.

SciltidJe Gpcna. >Nutbcr. ct. YeterS.
c;cmri,,be. s. Ctr. $onns .. 8. Sin,uleit,
Hin,rer. Yforrtuus: 244 Ncams Ctr,
Nrd,cfter ga Sci: 9tod)eiter 635zN.
Nnrrshie1it: $40 llbr n,oraers. Snnns
t,,a'd,rIe 10:45 llbr. Srouen Vereinss
WcrIommIung nm lcbtcn 0onnerstag
lencM Wonats, ubenbs 3 llbr. Seocr<
r,nrr 1T he, 3lid piIIfpr,mcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Aiurcitcao, "a.

Tcntfdc Guaua. z&rct. q. Narfuss
Nirt,'. 222 st 9. 9lpe Arnolo Wadbs.
&iurrcr. Enhnun9: 224 Sit 8. Mue.
Sc!,thun: 26"0sIR Sonntadgid]ule bes
ainnt 9:3O llhr mprcens. GngliIder Got,
tcsb,enit 1O-11 l1br. Geutibcr @ottes'
ci'nl: lie ll6r. Mne Wluubensgenc,s
ien ,uh 9erolid) tuilIfonln.en. >.-.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
5acbfentalg;.

N,c nod 4 Modcn trennen ilnS
bon rnicrm SaGicnta9 ,,no nita:
nur >os Gomitee ionbrrn alldp oi!c
Sota'Iruppeu uno illsbeipnoere sic
Su9t"b bcreitct iih por, oie'em sSci,.
tage hos rid,ti9e @eprGge 81, achcn
9to6 ltcbcn Die licben Gr:nncr,,natn
Ger 5lrei porbergeaangcncu Sod)'cn.
taae iriid 10: unierer Seclc. So*
lGhiiite Solfsbenubticin bate ,u's
BORT nod, cil,mol SulamnrcngrtilrI.
sllt lmo Sung. @rob uno Glcin. III,
IN bciliaer licbepuarr uno banfba:rr
Grinncrllna unicrcr licbcn olteu Sci
mat 81, 9eocnfcn. icnes ;sledd)cns Gr.
oe. oos burd) ohtIuubcrt SATIRE mt
ierm &olfe, lln'crn slhnen. uenn
altdl nllr SIT oft lnter id,ueren lllH.
iEinhtu lnb bortem Sample. c!ne
lieb. 6cinat aeipeicn. Gs porcl:
nid)t INNER roiige 3eiten ourd, lr"i
fe ,,liere Mbncn. nnier Iolf, no.,
Infora bis 5ur @eecnpart ocrt &C,
nanbflt. - nein. MIR 81, oft pcrcn
es borniee Yfaoe. Id)tpere, ouItIl
Wegr oie iie tuanbeIn m,,Btcn, hclIn
id)tper Ioittete oos Sos oes Winprit;;.
tenididials ouf ihnen, rnb MIR 81
oft. in id,idiaIsidperen Stunber
iud,ten uno fanben iie Croft uno See.
Ienrilbc im &irhenIicbe Cine ieitc
Burg lit infer @ott."
Tcn lpabren SceIen,l,itanb rnIores
Gclfes Dor 3tuansie Sabren bel ser
9ruf. IltbaI -6eier in Iseitipri,d):
v@ir 'd,reiteu ollrd) Die Naht, mein
armcs @oIf,
Wer miro gum McrecnIiht oen @ee
Dir lpeiicn?
Nein Jritt lit niio'! Oh trGglt bic
ranse g'iirbc,
Iie Inns Elm @cltenididiaI auferIeet.
@ir pollen ons Gmpiinocn uno
ben 3uitono unierer Golfsieele jener
3eit - nod hem @eltfriege -, Ser
nellen @elteinteill,n9 - niht mebr
beihreiben unh blosleaen. - es lit
fein ihones Bills inb mir ale moh,
ten Siesbe5iiglid bicles. pieles aus
un'ercr Grinnerl,ng itreid)en Wir
tpolleh aber idpeiaen mo nidt Fla.
gen. es eebort @ott lei 0anf Der Ser
eaneenbeit at. uno boffen mir fir oic
3uf,,nft oas Bette.
slr unierem Sodientoge pollen
mir ieboh olle, 9lIt unb Sung, @roi,
un> alein, in geIhloiienen Heiben
uns fo,eoer 5liamrhenfinoen, in banf.
barer Grinnerllng i,nb liebepoller Mn'
erfeanllng fir oqes mas ilnlere liebe
nlte &eimat fir i,ns eetan unb fir
nns sstpe'en, 9elianis oapon ablegen
oab mir banfbare MenId)en iino, l,no
ms bcredtigt fiihIen int Siebe: sd
bin Elm Sad)s, id) logs nit Stol5"
nit ein5uItimmen rno i'm 8elobnis
nit'irgen ~Sad,s balte @aht".
Die ndhIte Musgabe lnlerer Sci,
tllng tpirb mebr uno HGbercs brin.
gen. 9is oabin nit SadNengrub
Clos. Sdneiber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
kucblicbe Aacbrirbten
Enrrcn, Sa.

GsutId)e @pane. I,ttber. ct. Ya,illis,
0rE;e. 721--25 Sruit Tpc. Efarrer !
S,aus Sobnsbein. @dbrcnn oeS Son,a
n,crs Spnnto9idule III, 0 llbr. Soaupts
Nrttcsbienit tit Sonn@ uno 6clerta9en
un, 10 llbr urrn,ittoGS. Nllc llltbertld9een
@Iuabcnsacnollen Dellt'd,cr 3nn9e IN
NarreIl, Sburpn nnb llnlgcbun9 ltnc 81
sen Muttcscicnlten ber3libIt etngelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Salem, Chio.

gpnnaeliId,>2utber. emamelss0ird,e.
PSI Snutb grpnbpar. Sobn galtr.ann.
Yoir,r Sehen Spnnta9 I'm 8 llbr porz
nittnas Sonntn9idule:. Scbcu SonntdS
cjT:cSbienit I'm 10 llbr in Der 2ancess
'rr,"e; Inn II ub, helttider @otteSs
oitn't. Ser ocutit,e &ird)cn Sruuen Sers
Gin Hat nm slpeitcn yfittipod iebcn Dtos
,ots. ohcnos 8 !lbr. 'amunllln9. 8ons
iisnhnocnz llnterrid,i (Jpciidbrial bon
September tiS Oiterr, 0ienstag uno
5rcitng nn1mittaa 4 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Oetruit, Mid)iaan.

:ScIt,de unb Sdhiiid) Gu. ct. Yetrus
STRIFE, @lenficlo ilnb 8osberrp Apc.
Yfai ier Sobanucs Scntb 1921 8lens
'lrio Nue. Sci. Yiugrec 6205. Samss
tnH: @eutid)e Sdyrle pnn 10-12 llbr
SruEtoaihule nm 10-11 llbr. Bottes@
nicuir ton 11-12 lfbr. Sehen Icsten
Si;nstaa bcs N,nats aird)cnratsiibun9.
Gu"rh Sic Scmn,ermpnate ieben 3. .Oienss
~ iotit iehen 3. Sonutaa Sra,lenperz
sinsz8eriammll!ng. Ninrcr6orprrbe ies
ccn Treitaa abenb. Nue GpIfsz ,lnh
WlautenSgcnoHeu iinb ireunblid)it eins
.lclubsn gu ben @ottesbieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Scntid -9ren5er-Yidnid!

s(m Z. Ssnli balten sic Oelttld)'
Grel,er 2onhslel,tc ibr jtibrlihes
V'dni,f ob. Sicherbiirger Sahicn 10
tpic Scren Trel,noe iin0 ber5lid)lt ein'
gelaoen. Ger Hlob lit: 0tife Yreibt's
6arr,, IS s., Strongspille, Ohio.
0as 3omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
ct. SDbnnnrS Wcmcin6c.

sl.lcn Sd,,pcitern ocs Girhcn
,sro,."n &erein al,r gtadridt. ooi;
riid,Itc &eriamnllrno om Mitt,pod,
Sen 3. Suli. Itattiinbet. Muc Shlrr
'tcrn !ncrben gcbeten anlpclcno 81
lin. Nad ncr %criomlnlung ,uir>
Gnfica uno Sudden ierbiert.
Sppbio Sod. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Ndltnng Nanetbler!

l(nIer @riaorifeit miro ouh bic'cs
Sssabr in slaiance, Ohio. abgcbaItct
uno stuor I'M 9incrln Garf om 81
Slli. @ir bitten ole Nsnetbler lid
oieien Gag Su reerpieren.
Sauna Stern, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Eautyu CbiD.

Gietcnbiirt ,ih> Sddiild,c Gpan9eliide
2lttcrijde Gbrifus z&irbe, 2113-14.
Ctr. Y. e. Y1arrer Ston,as 3Dni9cr.
Uu;t'ss,enit nit ne'ltiher uno engliider
Hrcnat jco.n Sounta9 10 llbr. Spnnz
taGlevnlc mt ocutlhru nno en9li ben
0Inlitn 0 llbr. Selltid)e Sdule an iehcm
som'tas nadmittaas . lsbr @lle Wlale
EenslenOiicr unb E'eunoe lino ber5lth
cinael ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Columbus. Chip.

Gbnnscliibs2utheriid)c Martin Qutber
8trt1e. Gde Ioler unb slnn Ctr Yaitor
R. Tat;b Setter. Sebsn Sonnta9 por<
n,itta0 I'm 8 llhr Sonntoaidule. 10 llbr
euaiiidlrr @Cttesbienit, II llbr oeltidcr
Got'esbierit. Iae GIaubenssenoiisn iino
hcr,lic] cinqclaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Nhicaao. IN.

c'cut'be m,o Siebenbiirsiidz Sddiiide
ct. Enulus G;cmcinbe. Ga,tpr Grip.
Sttnibt. Stride u.o Yuitprut 1856
1895 S,pmcr Ctr. Sehcn Spnntaa llbr
Scn.ltaald)l.e enaliid) unc heutid,. --
Ccutid,cr Notteshienlt ieben Snunta9
1915 llbr; er9liiber @rttcsoienit icben
g ,tnb 4. Srnrtoaa 1915 llbr, Gcuts
;Gcr 0nuiirHnnbcnzlln zllnterrift Mittipod)
uudrritruas a:30 llbr; cugIiider &onz
mnnbcnz lluterrid)t Samstas purmits
.o0 10 llbr. Seitid)e Sbule San,sta9
nl):ltttn9s = llDr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Maru, .Snb1ana.

ZcutItc &p. >3utber 9onterrlss s8irbe.
cde II. Mpc. unb Sillmore ctr. Etarr.
trpbnnna: 1919 Sillmure ctr. gel. 9753
yeupolo 9B. WcrubarS, ,Yfarrcr. Sonntag'
5dJulc nm 9 llb, fir Die groBen nno I'M
Il l!br fir bic fle,nen Sfinocr. @ottess
bicnit Inn 10 llhr in Der en9ltIben ,u,o
un: II l1br in Der beutld)en Spra9e.
@plt5s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iino freuno''
Ilrtlit eil1aelnocn. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
@int'or. Ont, Gana6a.

ct HnrIuse& Stride, Yorent Npe. Yfar.
ter Otto S. Neble, 1915 Yare:t ape..
&!hblnr. &arnha. Butte5bienit in ben
Sprli'ermonnten pun 80 llbr bors
ntittals. Sonnt,elduIe nrn 10-11 llb.
rrrnrttnrs. ,eocn 1. S;enstag abenbS
1T: Wnnat Airhenrnt sSibung Seben
I. Sparerstaa nbenD5 tm Monnt 0rouen
%rrs,n Sieuna. slue @clfs> unb @Iau.
Hcnsocnolicn iinh heralidl cinacIonen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

Subilars Elm, INN iid) nod elm iuenig
gu itdrfcn uno am Sonntag MbenD
periammelten iid) 1nieoer i5rel,noe
ora,ti;en BEL Serrn 2utid) 81 elmer
Nad)feier. Muf mir ipiinifen bem
@e5urtstagsfin6 pie( @liif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
i3mcio 81.

Illen Sd)lpeitern bienc Snr gei1ai,
ocn Nndrid,t. bob burd, sic Scm,
merntnote sic Geriommlungen ieben
Siuciten Tienstag inn Monat ltattiin,
ben. Sumit finoet Die nGhlte Ger.
'omm!l,na Gienstoa. Den 8. Suli. nm
8 llbr abenbs. i'm Sitieite Sahien.
heim Itntt lno Die Sd)lpeltern perocn
lebeten olle onipeieno su iein. bcnn
- ncrben Sie balbidhrli6en ;sinon5.
berio,te perleien tperben. sllber6em
ioa Ser slnsflug nad) Geoor Eoint
ser am 8. sluauit itattfinoen ion, be.
iprohen ltno @prbereitllngen oofiir
getroffen fperoen. Die 8eamtinncn
oie @elber annehmen, iperben tribe,
aniDeienb iein. Shrpe1tern, Die in
Riiditano iino. moeen iid) I'M eieener
sSntersiie inn 8erein uno aud) inn Gen
tral gerbanh elitebeno MAIDEN.
Mnna Sd)neioer, Yr1i.
Cara Wontih. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
(Slcpclauh @ejt. - Z

EIc0tlanb Weif. : VelfIdz zBciiletn6e.
We't SO. Str ll,b Wil(arb Mpc. Yoitor
Subo.ncs S;utid,lcuber, 5000 Willarh
Mpc. Gel: 8ppbh;nc 9O55. 8ottesbienlt
lcren CONT uro Tcie,tna in hcutider
ure enGliid)cr Sprnfe. Sonntdgibnle
lebcn Sonntn9 80 llbr normitta9s.
Soru.'iiolgcnn cnsliidtr Uottesoienlt
cru 1n-1O:A5 llhr. $,iernlf fol9t Der
ncut,dJt @ut;:Sbicnit II llbr pormittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Glcuclanh. Din.

6 >. GUaua. yuth. ct. Sohannes>
A,rhc Yoi,cr 0anc Soiicl, 7Gl Grcg
:Nnuh. Sel. :.fulbcrrD OG46. Sonntaas
idmlc I'M 8 il5r. Siocnn9ottesbienit 10
Itr. Scutid).r 2al,ptaotte soienit II ltbr
Sith,r yiga Muhud,t unt @er1umml,lng
Son..!,9 abclos 7:30 libr 8oufirmanz
ocl: sl!ntcrrid)t ,lno beltid)e Sd)ule am
Su,nstc9 uon . lily. an slIle 0laubensz
sc,,ortcn iiuo hrralit; einaclabcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
3,ueio ID.

Gs Siene BEN 8riioern 5llr aei1l.
ligen Nodriht. ouf, sic regelmG6iae
Ner'nnml,lna am Somsta9. Sen 6.
Slli. 7:3O llbr abcnos, inn Sad)ien-
beim ohgehalten mirb. Tie Briioer
tperoen eriuht piinftlih 81 erihei.
men. Sssn oieier Veriammlllng tperoen
Die Tcleaaten bon Der aonpention be.
rihtcn. slu6 ,uerSen sic @riioer or.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

nlabnt Ii6 glltltebenb 81 MAIDEN beim
8ereiu llno ald bcim Central Ser
bano. Man ipeib ME mas paiiiren
tam.
Sobann 8eQmann, Yr.. .Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Nns Ganto,t. Ohio
Ndjtmn9 gantoner Sahien mn6 boz
Der 11maebmna.

Oa mir beihloiien boben elm ae-
meiniamcs Yidmid ab3nbalten. une
5tuar am Sonrtaa, ben 90. Suli, 70
boffen mir bob ieoer Bruoer un6 ie.
oe Stalueiter unb a1e Sanger uno sic
gan3e Srgeno iid) bieien Gag refer.
bicren fiir unier Yidnid. @ir laoer
al'd) aIle beutihen 8olfs9enoiin pon
nab lnlb fern her3lih elm.
Ssobn 8ellmonn, Yrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
2ltttni,o $cfret1rc!

McGen oes /. Suli.Tclertu9cs
miro nGhlte @pd)e oic 3citllug ihon
am Otittluph georllft. Nuber bitten
mir oie aprreiponoen5en einen Sag
iriibtr ein5llienocn.
Die 9ieoaftion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
@m6lbadler Yidnid.

Srnntag. Den IA. Suli. tpiro elm
Wiih1bader Nidnid in Gbippana
2afe oui Gan &ermanns isarm abge,
haltc:l, 81 bem olle Miibl6ad)er llno
oeren sSrellnoe hsr3lih eilNaelaoen
iino. slnmelolngen miiiien bis TO-
Ssuli 1emad,t iuerben BEL 6errn ssm,
lius Gsemeth, Srd)arb 6452-@ ODER
Sbaapiioe 1868 ipeaen oen Nor.
bereiiiln9en. Ssulius Nemetb.
- @itte leien Sic Die Mn3eigen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

gitte l,nterltiiben Sic Die. int
.Yolfsblatt" g(n5eieenocn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
an election. We'd have a case Of the
tail wagging the dog.

an election. We'd have a case Of the
tail wagging the dog.
Name Comparatively Recent.
mo, there's a lot to be said against
abolishing the system"
Mr.. Page said the phrase "Elec-
toral College" appeared to have
grown into common usage compare
lively recently.
The Constitution merely stated
that each State should appoint
electors, but it set up no machinery
for their operation. The date for
their voting was set for the first
Monday after the second Wednesday
in December, which still stands
Their ballots are forwarded TO
Washington by registered mail now
and officially counted in January
when the new Congress convenes.
The electoral system as estab-
lished under the original Constitu-
tion was a compromise in the COLI
stitutional convention to equalize
the little States with the big ones, "
Mr.. Page said.
Now, with the growth of a two
party system, the electors have a
moral obligation to vote according
to the wishes of the majority which
elected them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08

Arrest Of 100 as Spies
Reported in Turkey

By tie Associated Press.
ISTANBUL, Turkey, Nov. 8.-The
arrest of nearly 100 spy suspects
was reported last night in foreign
circles. but there was no official
confirmation.
The story was that the roundup
followed apprehension of a man, &C
cused of having short-wave radio
station, who had submitted a list
of supposed accompliceS.
There were rumors that Italians,
Germans and Bulgarians were
among the suspected potential fifth
columnists detained.
The Turkish radio observed:
TT appears that the Italian fall
ure in Greece will open the way to
action in Yugoslavia. The sudden
resignation of the Yugoslav War
Minister is significant as showing
Yugoslavia's divided political state"
Bulgaria has amended its income
tax law to exempt certain American
ritizene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
Proposal 10 Abolish
Electoral College
Brings Dissent
System Prevents Small
States From Dominating
Election, Page Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The electoral college-that COM
paratively little known institution OF
$50 years standing-today found
itself alternately assailed as relic"
and upheld as a wise precaution OF
the founding fathers.
Although there is even a serious
question about the origin of its
name, it is the Electoral College
which will do the official electing
of President Roosevelt by a 449-
to-82 vote over Wendell L. Willkie.
The actual election of Chief Ex-
ecutive is not, strictly speaking, by
direct vote of the people.
According to the Constitution,
subsequent laws, precedents and
custom, presidential electors chosen
by the people will cast their votes
for a President as a unit in each
State December Is, and their ballots
will be counted by Congress here in
January.
One Bottled Election.
Presumably each elector will vote
according to the majority as eX-
pressed in the popular vote which
elected him-but he would be per-
fectly within his rights if he voted
for another candidate. AS a matter
of fact one elector did bolt and vote
for a defeated rival candidate after
the presidential election OF 1876.
Senator Lodge, Republican, of
Massachusetts, criticizing the Elec-
toral College as relic of the past, "
announced he would introduce in
Congress a constitutional amend
ment ito require presidential cleo
tons to be settled by the vote of
the people"
He said that the college serves
no useful purpose" and made it pos
sible for a candidate with ma
jority of the popular vote to be de-
feated.
William Tyler Page Dissents.
His proposal brought an imme-
diate dissent from William Tyler
Page, Capitol employe for so years
and clerk of the House for IL of
them-from 1919 to 1881.
That" Mr.. Page said with a
smile, would be like jumping out
of the frying pan into the fire. 1t
would give the preponderance of
power to the most populous States.
Suppose that, in the election just
held, there was a close popular vote
and the result depended on 100000
votes. Now, the South would toss
its preponderance of about 100000
votes to We'll say, Mr.. Roosevelt, and
that would offset the sum total of
small majorities in States like New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and so on.
cts conceivable that small
State like Wyoming might decide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
20, 900 Insect Pests
Not Yet Found in u. 5.

Some 10000 kinds of insect pests
not yet found in the United States
are still at large in the world, many
with a great capacity for harm, says
the Department of Agriculture
which adds that the damage done
by the japanese beetle in the United
States now amounts to nearly, If not
quite. million dollars year; anc
it is still spreading"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
Hunters Use Pigeons
To Tell Of Success

LONGMONT, Colo.-Big game
hunters in Colorado are using car
rier pigeons to carry home the news
when they have made their kill
Five bucks downed by noon." said
a message attached to one bird
found dead near a Longmont high
way. Call Rays folks" The mes
age-carrying pigeon had struck an
electric power line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
Y. W. G. A. Officer to Speak

Miss Sarah Lyon, executive head
of the Foreign Division of the Ma
tional Board of the Y. w. c. A, will
be guest speaker at the World Fell
lowship service at 4:3O pm. Sunday
in the Y. w. c. A. Miss Lyon has
been with the board since 1917, and
has Travelled in So countries where
the Y. w. c. A. is at work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
japanese Crop Hair

Following the example Of the
chief, the entire police force of
Shimoda, widely known as the site
of the first American consular es-
tablishment in Japan, had their
locks sheared and now appear with
cropped hair.
Evening star., 1940-10-02
HOW TO GET YOUR OPERAS

/. Come for, or send for your
operas at the office of The Evening
Star, 11th and Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.. any time after Saturday, OctO-
ber 5th, at 9 AM, and until PM.
each weekday. The sales counter
will be closed on Sundays.
2. On Saturday of each week one
of the twelve operas will be re-
leased. The first opera, CARMEN,
will be distributed beginning Satur-
day, October 5th. FAUST will fol-
low on October 18th, AIDA on Octo-
Der 10Th, MADAME BUTTERFLY on
October 26th, ETC., until all of the
operas provided in the campaign
have been made available to the
public. Notice of each release date
of each opera will be printed in The
Star. Requests by mail will be filled
in order of receipt.
3. The IL operas are distributed,
one each week, as units, not as
single records, except for purposes
of replacing records accidentally
broken, and the charge for a single
record is So cents. You obtain each
opera, which consists of either three
or four dOuble-faced tweIve-inch
records, for total payment of one
dollar and seventy-five cents. You
receive those of the IL operas you
desire with the understanding that
you are obtaining the records for
personal use, education or enter
tainment and not for the purpose
of re-selling them at a profit.
Tristan and Isolde, on account of
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its length, is divided into two units,
each unit consisting of three double
faced, tWelve-inch records, and the
cost of each unit is the same as for
any other three group.
A quantity of de luxe records,
known as Philharmonic Transcript
tions, and enclosed in record albums
designed individually for each par
ticular opera, is available at an
increased price.
4. An electric Record Player at
tachment is available for those who
require a means of playing records,
at cost of $4.75. 1t can be attached
to the average radio and plays
records through the lOudspeaker of
the radio. 1t operates only on AC
current.
For those who want a more elab-
crate RecOrd-Player, Symphonic
De Luxe Model, enclosed in a wal
nut case, is available at a higher
price. If you wish delivery of your
operas, add Is cents per opera for
local deliveries and so cents per
opera by parcel-post insured. Add
so cents for shipping charges if you
wish the Record-Player shipped to
you.
5. Every effort will be made to
supply as many operas as are re-
quired. Mail orders will be filled
in order of receipt. Please cooper
ate by mailing the Reservation
Form. 1t does not obligate you in
any way, but is useful to us in esti-
mating the number of operas to
have on hand.
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