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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Infant Iron Lung
Brought to Tacoma

An Emerson infant iron lung.
which has been in use at Poca-
tello, Idaho. has arrived in Tacoma
and will be stored here for emery
ency use at the Pierce county hos
pital or in other parts of Western
Washington, DR.. Norman E. Mag
nussen said Thursday.
The infant lung Is about 40
inches long but has all the other
features of the adult size. he said.
II viii be used here for treatment
of small children who may need
lung care during recovery.
The health officer reported no
new cases Of polio in either the
city or county during the past "a
hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
SHIP MOVEMENTS BRISK

Although five vessels were on
berth here Thursday. a virtually
complete turnover OF the roster
will be effected by days end.
Here for several day. to load
heavy consignment OF widely
varied goods. the HE Maru is
slated to depart Thursday after
noon for the orient.
The Santa Agueda formerly
the Providencia) is expected to
complete her discharge Of semi
processed copper at the smelter
late Thursday; her shipment this
trip is less than 700 tons, some
what less than normal.
The klamath formerly the
Jalapa) was devoting the day to
loading copper for the east coast
before proceeding elsewhere on
the Sound to continue stowage of
lumber, commenced here wednes-
day when she arrived here for the
first time.
From British Columbia ports.
the Southholm will finish her ex-
change OF general cargoes late
Thursday: the Eastholm Ia ex-
pected here overnight for a
similar routine call.
Chartered for a trip to Trini-
dad, the Lake Frances in receiv-
ing minor repair work here fol-
lowing completion OF a charter
trip to Alaska; she will be turned
over to her Canadian charterers
the first week in September, and
will go on berth in British Column
bia for loading.
Three ships are slated for ar
rival here Friday. all slightly be-
hind original itineraries.
Whereabouts OF the Greek
tramp Nikos T. remained a small
mystery Thursday. She is two
days overdue for loading 1000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Railroad Agent
Dies in Seattle

Claude w. Medium, well known
Great Northern railway official,
died Wednesday in Seattle after
short illness.
Born in San Francisco in 1877.
he went to Seattle in 1895, where
he started working for the C. N.
Ry. Co. as stenographer. Work.
ing his way up. he finally became
assistant general passenger agent,
with headquarters in Seattle,
which position he held for rs
years.
eldrum was well known
throughout the United States,
particularly on the Pacific coast
from California to Alaska. He
was formerly a member of Afifi
temple in Tacoma and at the time
Of his death was a member of
Nile temple in Seattle. He was
prominent in Rotary circles, a
member Of the Arctic club. WASH
ington Athletic club and the Trans
portation club in Seattle. Besides
his wife, he leaves four daughters,
Mrs. Harold L. Kennedy of Shell
ton. Mrs. Cavanaugh of Seattle,
and Alice and Marjorie at the
home.
Funeral services will be held at
l p. m. Friday at the Bonney-
Watson parols in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Clover Park
Expects 600
School Will Open
Next Wednesday,

Clover PSrk saaio- ard senior
high sohea s expecting a. attend
snoe q 50 se05ezts whsz j; oseas
WEDNESDAY. A az7gs pe-oentSge
III originate s-az Ire asrsaes
c tne any re-sazas, 81 Mccsia-z
1eio an Eo-z Lewis Stu5s-.s
s7oz Czzvs-slx place slso AZ
se0e3-2e1 = ATTEND.
\ Saa-z SESSION VII mE-k ess
e7sZ-g 5sy, Va regular sessions
= ser-z -asl-Sdxx. Lunches VI
- served n tht school cafeteria
frr- Tea-saEv N. Classes VII ~
czS--sssz A. nan on Wednesday
Cas-sr Naz L.sss clcy siszzes VII
iszTe ~ As11dirr ~ - uaar. Ens
LaSsE1sE Ens saaak sids buses a.
z1--s = n
Re S-xz1 w-1 analnde A . Eua;-
III sz7zzzrtc1oaz1 AZ Hugh
Fo.as-a-E1l r-1azpsl Members
q ~ tz<zlsF are Xs,.s- 2 Brown.
Margaret zE5s Ez---aS Ez1ne-11s
Do1d Ssz-s-A Eausez- James
Gsrrzr1 E1c-a LAckey. Aubrey
McDo-nel NzE-1es Owens. Arthur
Spencer. Da-uthY Stewart Theo-
dore Viays-d Paul waEiey. Iva
Ahos Mszz- c A jackson Mar
Esrei vests-Esr1 Walter :. Evans.
Dorothsz wcoisry and Ruby Mar
tn.
New teachers zne Zelva Berry.
at department. Beulzh White. /
girls P. Z instructor; Isabel Tran /
tum, English department.: Jack /
Kimban junior high mathematics:
Burton c. Lemmoz. social science.
and Marion oppelt, music depart
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

after the resurfacing project il
completed.
Another session il expected 20
Be he'd before Mondays council
meeting to reach an agreement 80
that steps can Be taken to order
the new lights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Reach No agreement
On Broadway Liohfs

A lengthy conference between
owners Of property and Utilities
Commissioner r d. O'NelI ended
Wednesday afternoon without any
definite decision being reached ~
TO the type Of standards to Be
used IN the proposed installation
Of ornamental lights on Broadway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
RaNKRrPrcY ACTIONS

Voluntary bankruptcy petitions
have been fled in federal district
court here BY Harve Newman.
smelter worker. OF the Lansing
hotel, Tacoma. listing liabilities Of
s522 and assets OF $50. claimed
exempt. and by Joseph Tyler.
laborer. Of sos So. 9th st. with
liabilities Of sss3.36 and no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Old at 40? Get Pen

FEEL NEWs reAHS rOQN0tN
I'm u Felf OLD. so exhausted rundown But
OstreI proved ] could Eet pep. tee younger -
EdE. Shaw, Council Blu1s. la osrREN tablets
contain TONES stmulants often needed after 10
By bodies lacking iron calcium. phosphorus iodine
Nttamin 81. For men and women. A 75-yeE old
DOCTOR writes 1T did much Tor patients. I
fnnk Il myself. Results nns'' Get 3ke OSTREX
soday for ace Start your new pep this very DAY.
losIRFx-fer fhef "sffsr 4o"Isfdews
For sale at Paw Less Drug Stores and
ali other good drug stores adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

tons of bulk wheat for an undis-
closed destination.
The Point San Pablo and the
James Griffiths are also due for
berthing here Friday. both regu-
larry engaged in general coasting
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels in Port: HE Maru.
Milwaukee No. ?; Santa Agueda,
smelter; Klamath. smelter: Lake
Frances, st. Paul mill: Southholm.
Baker.
Vessels Due: Thursday p. m,
Eastholm, Baker. Friday, James
Griffiths, Hooker; Point San
Pablo, Mccormick; Nikos T.,
Port piers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

II you're not using Il. sell It with
q Fast Action Tines Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

IN, killing four men and two wom-
en- and injuring is. Others fell in
the eastern suburb of Bruenau.
CONFERENCE HELD
British raiders also attacked
other German cities, il was indi-
Gated, and it was known that there
was an air raid alarm at Breslau.
The question whether the war
would spread to the Balkans was
the underlying issue of an emer-
gency conference today in Vienna
by the axis powers.
Germany and Italy were attempt
ing TO settle the Hun
.garian land quarrel before it should
flare into general hostihties and
endanger this important source Of
axis supplies.
GREECE Is PREPARING
The enigma OF the negotiations
was Soviet Russia. Russia was not
represented at the Vienna confer
ence, although her interest in Bal
kan affairs has been emphasized
by her grab of Bessarabia and
northern Bukovina from Rumania
and reports from Bucharest that
she has threatened to move up to
the crest of the Carpathians if ter
ritory is coded to Hungary and
Bulgaria.
Further down in the Balkans,
Greece called three more catego-
ries of reservists and specialists to
the colors. an indication that ten
sion between Greece and Italy has
not yet abated.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-11-01
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PROVIDING FOR PEOPLES
COURTS"

"This amendment provides for establish.
i1s Court IN th: stais by "a addn
2 Article ~ Of the Constitution: The
Court o1 ct9 ana rssusssSs o.
provides for regulating al matters relat.
and the consta6ies and Clerks. The sec:
cnd section (41.Bl authorizes the General
any other county. Incorporate city or town
Of this State and to provide for all matters
Clerks snd E anS yes Of ssd
Court; and below said synopsis shall be
printed the words For Peoples Courts
Amendment. and Against Peoples Courts
Amendment" az now provided BY law, and
Immediately after said election due re:
the vote for and against said proposed
amendment as directed by Article XIV OF
the Constitution and further proceedings
had in accordance with said Article XIV.
Approved: April 20. 1899.
CHAPTER 200
AN ACT 70 amend Section 81 Of Article 4.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

20. 1910 Except Saturdays and Sum-
days.. Prizes in each days contest
are: two 1910 Nash 4-door Sedans.
finished in Romany red. each with
1000 gallons Of Sinclair H-C sasoline
Tin areas in which Sinclair H-C gaso-
line is not distributed arrangements
will be made to supply another regu-
lar grade gasoline); and 20 additional
prizes. each SO cash.
4. Entries received before August IL
will be entered in the first days con-
test. Thereafter. entries will be en-
tered in each day 8 contest as received.
Entries for the final contest must be
post marked not later than September
20 and received by October /.
3. Entries will be judged for original
ity. suitability. and aptness. Decision
Of judges will be final. Duplicate
AsA >S>>.. - ~ n0g~s>x~a-A e>~.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
FolleW neSE s,aoPlE aaaEs:

b0lOvy uUkSk SoUSH lily:
I. Print or write plainly your last
line" for Oxydol's jingle. using as
many words as you need to complete
it. Your last line may contain any
idea you think completes the thought
Of the jingle as long as the last word
rhymes with Poe" and SLOW"
Write on the entry blank OF on one
side Of a sheet Of paper. Print plainly
your name and address.
Z. Mail to OAYDol. Box $50. Cincin-
natl. Ohio. You can enter each con-
test as often as you like. but each
entry must be accompanied by one
OxYDOL box-top. any size Tor fac
simiIe).
,. There are 80 daily contests, each
with separate list Of prizes. running
from August IL through September
Lat Ooeh)
Evening star., 1940-08-11

prizes awarded in case Of ties. No en-
tries returned. Entries. contents and
ideas therein become the property Of
Proctor & Gamble.
q. Any resident Of the United States
or Canada may compete. except en-
ployees Of Proctor & Gamble. their
advertising agencies. and their fami-
lies Contests subject to Federal.
State. and Dominion regulations.
=. Nash winners will be announced
approximately one week after the
close Of each contest on OxYDoL's
radio programs, Ma Perkins. The
Goldbergs." and The Man l Mar
ried." Winners Of the final contest
will be announced on or about October
7. AL winners will be notified by mail
Complete list Of winners will be sent
on request after October ~.
~ =, 19oo
Evening star., 1940-08-11
WIN! JUST DO This!

Purpose of Contest:-To induce
more women to try amazing
New High Test OXYDOL for
faster, easier dishwashing
THINK Of "! beautiful, brand-new
Nash 4-door Sedans given every day
(Monday through friday for six
weeks! Each one sleeper equipped
each with 1000 gallons of Sinclair H-C
Gasoline free! And $4,000 in cash prizes
at the rate of 20 free $40 bills each
day! That's $50 prizes in all! No limit
to the number of your entries. Get
busy right away!
WHAT you DO IS FUN-ani simplicity
itself! Just write last line for the
Evening star., 1940-08-11

thus saving up to SOC of dishwashing
time. (2) Cup for cup, gives up to three
times the suds of less modern soaps
suds last up to 2 to times longer. (3)
Easy on hands-won't make them red
or rough. (4) Economical, does the aver
age dishwashing job for less than sc!
START NoWG Enter today-and as often
as you like! Remember, there are 80
big contests-a new contest each day
Except Saturdays and Sundays) for s
weeks. Two free Nash cars and twenty
$40 cash prizes given every n hours!
GET Hi6h-Test OxYDOL at your
dealers. Try it in your dishpan and
send in your first entry today. Proctor
& Gamble.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

jingle shown in the entry blank below
1t will only take a jiffy-but may
make you the owner of conditioned
air Nash Sedan with 1000 gallons of
free gasoline.
IM MAKING Up Your LAST LINE, re-
member that new Highest OxYDOL
represents revolutionary new ad-
vance in soap. Contains an amazing
new ingredient-and is being adopted
by thousands of women for easier.
faster dishwashing today.
MERE ARE JusTAFEW of the reasons
U Speeds up dishwashing like mag
ic, compared with old-style washday
bar soaps And gets dishes so clean lots
of people no longer bother with wiping,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
@unueih lit in Grfiillllna aegangen.

@unneih lit in grfiiqung segangen.
slller euten Ginge iinb orei: 9sad=
Dem iie fehon 2 M1bhen baben,
ipiinldten iie iif) einen Sobn. slm
g. Mdr5 ipuroe ibnen Elm Sobn ge-
boren. @ir grotltlicren uno piinihen
bem &leinen llno ser Samilie aues
gut. slllb 8eorg llno Sara genoer
eratlllieren mir 5u ibrem erlten Gns
fel. slm tS. MGrs puroe ibrer God
ter Cara uno Golparo sloams ebens
falls Elm Sobn geboren. Mlld oielen
Gltern uno @robeltern uiinlden mir
piel 5reuoe an Dem fleiuen Stanly
George. Mm 1S. Wdr3 ipuroe glis.
Sd)dBburger operiert. Sic Opera
ton lit gut ausgefallen. Sftpelter
Sdnbburger lit ipieoer babeim uno
befinoet iih auf bem @ege ser 8eiie-
rl,na. Wtorie gtifolaus unb 0tarie
&ramer itno leioer nod nibt geiuno.
@ir ipiinlhen aut ihnen baloiee @e-
neilns. Sophie 2ure, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
MMS columbus, ..
3mcia 3S.

Gen SfNpeItern rmb 8riibern bier
nit sllr gefGGigen aenntnis, bab Sic
regelnlibige mpnotlihe 8eid1Gitsper'
iammllns am Sonntas, sen 7. slpril,
3 ltbr natmittaes, i'm Sahicnheim,
323 @oobrpp slpe. ltattfiuoet. He,
ben iebr ipihtigen 8eihdften iino
olrh bie Teleeaten iiir Die &onpen'
ton Su erlpdblen. Gergebt nidt, maht
eud, gutItebeno i'm Gerein ,lno Ser
bnno. Muh miro IN bieler &eriamm'
lung ser Sinan5beriht abgegeben.
Sieies ioIlte geriigen ale fortlhritt'
lih geiinnten Mitelieoer 5ir Ser
iammlung 5ll bringen.
Sobn 5arr, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Ans 9o,llefeQD, Ea.
2iueia 6.

0ie Shreiber oieies ihon friiber
beridtete, iperoen mir am Samstag,
oen 6. slpriI, enolib iuieoer einn1al
cine llnterbaltung abbalten. 9as Mr'
raneierunssfon,itee benannte oiele
unterbaltune ySunior Sarcn SAINT,
Ip 9ance". Sn anoeren 8orten: es
loG oies elm 5anilientans lnb ein
eemiitlides @eiioumeniein werben.
an Dem iid Sung uno sllt an,iiiieren
iollen. Ser Gintritt SIT bieier 6arni.
IienunterbaItnne lit BLOB 25c fit
grtpodiene; @tinoeriibriee baben
ireien Gintritt. Tim bieie llnterhal-
tl1na fir uniere ainoer red,t ein-
orudspou lmb intereiiant at geltal-
ten, miro oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
alien minoeriGbrisen @uiten iogar
Elm tpertpoaes 8eihenf iiberreiden.
@ir appellieren oaber nodanals an
alle ,lniere Sahlen bon SomelteaS
uno l1meebung, iib om Samstag, g.
slpril, abenos, nit v&inb uno &egel"
in Ser Someiteao 9,lrnerballe ein5ll
iinben. benn es ioa Dies elm 5reuoen
felt fir SIT uno Sung tperben.
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2meiG 22.

s(Ilen Sfmeern sllr Ntadrirbt, onB
am ID. slpril, 9 1lbr nabmlttass,
sic regelnlGi}ige Gcrlomrlilng ltott'
finoet. 2ette Geriomn1llng mar lebr
gut teiudt. sllS Gelcgotinncn Iiir
sic Gonpention in Columbus, Sbir,
puroen erlpGblt sic Shtpelterll:
Gotbarine ScBmann, Soiepbine
@illcr, slnna 3oppelt =Wtollrcr, SIC
gina Steps, Sopbia Scbuiter, Grlot:
@ilbelmine Scppner ,lno GllSabetb
Sbunn.
Nocb oieier Gcriantmlllng miro el=
ne &artenportie abacbaltcn, 81 mel
der mir oQe Sdpeiterll griioer,
6reunbe nno 8efonnte ber5lid ein-
laocn. Sic Sdneitcrn nit gtamcn
Marie, Sara, Slionna lu1o Glt'a'
betb lueroen ld)tper orbeite,1, bieles
Gortie ld)on 81 MAIDEN.
sS.r mGhten ale SdnueItern nod
ein.,al alinlerfiom MAIDEN, lpenn lie
eine Granfmeloung einIC)ifell, bite
haS GoftoratteIt 3llr gleihcn Belt
Init 5u ihiden, benn ser Yoltltempel
ouf bem griei,nnihlag lit naBgebeno
beun BON Sem Sutllm an bc5ablt Der
@ereiu &ronfengelo.
s(Gen Sdipeitcrn, sic in ser lebten
Tericrnmllmg &lldell gebrudt baben,
Iuno audi oencn, bie NIT bem Ser
pieren gebolIcn baben, 'preden mir
eineu berSliGen Can't aus.
| Shmeitern bieles lit ous lebte gto-
not. mo- lie oofoliterbegelobeitraee
fiir Sic perltorbene ShNuciter Nieff
besablen founen, uno mir boffen, oab
eine ice Shlpelter ibrer Gflidlt naf.
ltomrnen miro.
| Sic S6peItern Srianna Sart'
|mann, Sophia Sutld)ner, Wtaria
|Sennire, Ncitna Senoel, MarieSols'
ltrGaer. Slnno Serbert, Sophia Sen'
Ioel, &othorine Sebmunn, Wtarie Sit
| ter, Wtaria SAINT 9toiiua Senoel,
Gotbnrine Seid, &utbarine Saner
lmb Mnna Sonn iinb gebeten in Die
n1hlte geriomml1!ng <hen nit5l.'
briuGtn.
gliiabetb Sbunn, Hrct. .=Sefr,
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Illus Neiu Cattle, ga.
3neia q.

3tueis 27.
Der 6ra,,en Gerein peranitaltet
am 0onnerstag, oen 7. Mpril, einen
4arteuabenb
tposu ale Gre,,noe uno Conner bieies
Sereins. lo!pie Sung unb sllt aufs
berolidit einselaoen iinb, 8eeinn 8
llbr abenos IN Ser gintrabt SalIe.
0as 8omitee miro iih bie Miibe &C.
ben, INN ale @Glte aufs 8eite au be,
oienen. slub perlhieoene Yreiie TOM.
men CUR 8erteilung an Sic gliidliben
8etpinner. @ir boffen reft piele Sd.
lte an oieiem slbeno besriiBen su t0n.
men, oa Der 8eingelpinn in Sic &ran'
fenfaiie fliebt.
Gen @eripalterinnen oieies 9ereins
hiene 5llr Nahridt, bab Ole 9iiber.
rcpiNierl,ng an oieiem Spnntag Ser
7. slpril. nahmittags, ltattfinoet.
slnna Sienert, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Nus st. x0utS. No.
Smei0 Is.

9ie Mitglieoer tperben biermit er.
inn"rt, oaB Die nddbite regelmdBige
geriamml,,ne Sonntag, z. MpriI,
3 l1br nadmittcgs inn Geutiden
Saus Sale Nr. 3O7 itattfinoet uno
lperoen Die Mitslieoer sebeten, redt
pollsdblig gu erideinen, Inn ale Dor.
lieeensen @eiddfte erIebieen gu bel.
fen. "- ''-''
@ie Die meiftert Mitglieber tpifien,
uiro nod Der @erfammll,ng eine
fleire Siterfeier neranitaltet. Die
Mitelipber perben oiesmal einen
feinen 2ut6 ierbiert erbalten, badu
&affee rmo Sudden. Gieies Abenb.
eiien finbet bon SIS l1br itatt. Wad'
ber tpirb Die Muiif gum 9an3e ipielen
Mn oieiem Mbenoeiien f0nnen iid
ale :!ltitelieoer, beren 4inoer iotpie
Ser Sueenobuno frei beteiligen; an'
lpeienbc G1ite ebenfaQs fir ben flei'
men Betrag bon nur 25 Gents biz
Yerion. Somit, tperte Mitglieber
brinat aud cure 5re,,nbe uno 8e'
tannten NIT, tpelde iid am abeno
ellen nidt beteiligen tpolen, baber
freten gintritt aur l1nterbaltung, Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

2iucia II.


&c oiene allen ShtpeItern our ge'
IGlligen Nabriht, bab bic nadlte
8eriammlung am Sonntag, ben Z.
9lpril, 2 l1br nahmittags, abgebalten
miro. ga in oieier @eriammlung audi
Die Selesatin fir Sic oiesiabrige
aonpention erlpdblt miro, iino ale
sdtpeltern gebeten iid 5ablreid uno
piinftIid einsuiinSen. Nad ser Ser.
'ammlung tperben uns Die 8ebl.rts-
tagsi6rpeitern Siloa 9inOer, gcma
3iuman uno 9futb &onnertb &aifee
unb SUDDEN ieruieren.
Infer monatlid)es &artenpartie
miro Gonnerstqg, oen II. april, 8
'1br abenbs, ebgebalten. 0as &omitee
Ole Sh!peitern slnna 9rediler ,rn>
aatb. &onnertb iperoen uns at Die
lem 9lbeno ierpieren. @ir boffen, BAT
iid redt piele Wsitelieoer uno 5reun
Sc beteiligen iperoen.
CHARLOTTE Salt, Sefr.
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Illus Wary. Sub.
Ginlabung.

Ser 6ral,en gerein 3tpeig 40 bon
8arf Snbiana, feiert am Samstas.
oen 13. April, abenbs, iein 24i1bri.
ges Stiftungsfelt, 81 tpeldem mir
ale uniere Mitglieber oes 3ipeig 26,
Saron Sportflrb, 3meise 10. 46,
AZ unb 8eiangperein bon Chicago,
iomie ale anoeren beutiden @ereine
allfs ber5lid)it eingelaben. Gin tiidti,
aes &omitee miro alle 8orbereituna
trcffen Inn ollen @eIuhern einen ge,
nllbreid1en Nbeno 81, bieten. 60 Iiebc
ssreunbe fom,nt ale uno beIft uns
oieien Mbenb su einem grfolg 81
MAIDEN. Mfaria &loos, Sefr.
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an Die Mitglieper uno aeiste ibnen
oen @ert 6eS Central Nerban0es, er-

an Die Mitglie1er ,luo aeiste ibnen
oen @ert bes Central Nerbanoes, er-
mabnte bie Sugenb iidb an5uihlieben
l.no eleihseitig Sreue Ser Stride in
0ieiem 2anoe 81 balten.
Cine fllrse Mniprad,e bielt Yrdl.
Sobn Rotb Sr. 9esriiBllnesiprub
gab either 9ennins. Sobn &odus,
Canton, ,aollte oer 3uiammenfunft Der
Sugeno berslide @orte. ToaltmeiIter
). 9utter batte alies lobenstpert or
rangiert. . .
@ir bitten INN gntibuloigung, %
es nitt n6glif) lit ale Namen 5il
Nennen, sic beim Danfett beeeiiterte
Worte iprahen. Mir banfen beion-
oers Ser allsapdrtgen Sueenh fir ibr
fommen uno boffen, oaB bel elmer
anoeren @eleeenbeit iie Martins
Serrp tpteoer beiuhen. sic tperoen
ltets ,piQfommen iein. .
Geo. q. &ramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Nns Martins TrrrD, 9
Atucia IL.

MQen Witglieoern CUR gefl. Nah.
ridt, oaB ,,niere regelmaBige Ser
iannllung Sonntag, BEN z. @pril,
9 l1br nad1nittags abgebalten miro
uno Die Shtpeitern uno Briieer mo.
gen bieIe @eriammlung 10 5ablreiH
tpie MIR m0slih beiufen. oamit alle
@eitdfte ihnea unb prompt erlebist
lperben fonnen.
Die Mitglie6er, Die gebenfen Der
biesi1brieen 3onpention bes Central
gerbanoes beislnpobnen, mogen iid
eefdaigit BEL ibrem Yrot. .4Sefr. an.
meloen, bamit bic 3abl bel Dem felt
sebenben 8erein aneeeeben tpirb ,'nS
aud gleihseitig, penn getpiiniht, fir
Cuartier Gorge s,trasen miro.
9as 8anfett Der Sueenbabteilunq
lit Der 9ersangenbeit angeb0ris. lin
lnidt gu iibertreiben, tpar es ood cir
beiierer grfolg aIs ertpartet tpuroe
9lm Sonntas. "a. Mdr5, In Der
friiben Nadnrittaesih,noe famer
|1hiiid)e Sungen i'm Sahienbeim at
|aus Canton, Wonaca unb Doungs
|totpn an. @roBberlpalter unb gsatio
itnlfomiteen,ifslieo @eore Deppner
bon youngstown iprad fur5e Werte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Nns sa1em, ODio
2tpein 19.

Sie 8eamten nebmen iib oieie &C.
legenbeit ale @riiber su eril1nern,
oaB unlere nGd)lte monatlibe Ser
iamnnlllng am Sonntag, Z. Ipril,
itattfinoet.
8itte fonnnt ale, |. 9rii6er, bu
iuihtiee @eid,dite 81 erleoigen iinb
l1no audi a,Bereem lit es ia immer
nur gum beiten @obliein oes Ser.
ems. menn. iid) aae @riioer in ser
Mngelesenbeiten bes Sereins beteili
gen.
Gin neuer SaIlempart miro rns
begriiben uno ouberoem iino einig(
&eparatlrren bis oabin fertig (pi'
mebrere bon unieren 8riibern, OH
| bieie slrbeit tim, boffen).
N1io fommt alle CUR nublten Ser
ammIlne am Sorntag, Den 7. slpril
piinftlit I'M 2:3O llbr nahmittags
s. g. &otb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

um 6 l1br abcnos anfdngt uno oauert
Iolange, als @alte in oer Salle iino.
@eiter tpdre es ipiinldenstpert, oaB
an bieiem Selte ale oieienigen &inber
tpelde gum Central &erbano gebo'
rem. antpeieno iein ioaten, oenn lie
tperoen elm fleines Sitergeidenf er'
balten aus ibrem Oipibenoenihed
bonn Central Gerbano.
,3um SbllB fonn id bericbten, oaB
in porieer 8eriammlllng oie 9elega'
ten CIR oiesidbrigen aonpention oes
Central Ierbanoes in Columbus ers
pGblt tpuroen uno 5iuar Sobann 9irf
uno &otb. 80a0ni ,mo als Grlotoele,
saten Soiepb g. ebert uno sbereiio
VGdeih.
Geo. Nebbogen, Sefr.