davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
N,.itraliietcr GeianSter
tritt 2(t1tt itt j. >. an

@aibington Der nelle alitralilhe
8eiareote in @aibington, Sibaro g..
Galep, iiberreidyte Yrdi diioent Hooles
belt iein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
oantit bot g(lritralien bie oireften 81
plomat.lden 'gc5ieblungen 3u oen
II. e. formeq aufgenommen. sl,1itra-
lien lit Ser brittle Staat oes 8ritilben
Smperil,nls, Ser in Waibington ourd
einen eisenen @eianbten pertreten lit.
Sie beioen onoeren iinb &anaoa llno
Sitoafrifa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
3tuei oerbicnte Snbilare uuieres
Wulfes

slus aronitaht lpiro uns berihtet:
Sn oieien Sagen begingen Slpci por'
bilbli6e, aus inherent polfilhen Se'
ben niht tpee5uoenfenoe Herionlif'
feiten ibren iiebsislten @ebllrtstag.
Ser Neftor lnierer Hublisiltif Gmil
Nelleeboren, elm l(renfel 9iihois Is.
9aniel Neugeboren, Ser feline Saul
babn als Yrofeiior an l,nierem San'
Oesfir1enieminar begann, INN lid]
Damn ais 9(beeoroneter llno Shrift'
letter gan5 ser Holitif uno unierer
pjlfiihen Yreiie sll5lllpenoeny tpuroe
am 6. Sanuar 1870 in &ronltaot ge,
boren. Sein bon leioeniaftliher 2iebe
su ieinem Golfe getragenes, bon Ell
mem iharfen 8eiit uno l,nbeirrbarem
Nfut eriiilItes publisiitilbes 2ebenss
lperf tpuroe fir lnier Offentlides
2eben beoeut,lnsspou. Scr &ursem
crit iebte er Der 0orfGmpferin epan'
geliiber ssrallenarbeit sloele 3ap in
ibrem 2ebensbilo ein marfantes gill
tiges Senfmal.
slm 6. Sanuar beains aud) sic Sci,
term Der ia,biiiden ariegsgrdber.
iiiriorge 5riiulein suelllte Sdnea,
oieie opferbereite l,nh bineebungst
poae 8etreuerin ser i'm 6eloe iteben,
ben &rieeer. ibrer in SCOT eeratenen
Mngeb0rigeu lmo Dor allem aub ser
8efaneenen, nun ieit Sabrebnten
aber oie treue @ebiiterin ser Die Sci.
mat bebedenSen &riegsgr1ber, ibren
20. @eburtstag. ginise 3ablen geben
Elm 8ilo bon Ser slrbeit bieier groB.
ber3iaen Srau: gu @eibnadten 1916
puroen niht tpenieer als II 7,00OSer,
ipunoete uno ararfe in oen &riegs'
ipitdlern nit elmer 8elderllng gum
Gbriltfeit erfrellt; bellte iuerben unter
ibrer 2eitltng bon llnieren @emein.
Sen 81 in Siebenhirgen liegenbe
'Jrieob0fe NIT beinabe 10000 @rd'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
weitntGttte ibe,, Dr,.ef
a,tf i. =. aus

@aibineton. Die CUR 3eit bier ipei=
lenbe Ginfal,fsoelegotion Ser slniier.
ten bdlt nit Ser geltelluns bon Slug
5elgen inn 8eiatptpert bon einer
Miaiaroe Dollars nod 5uriif, tpeil
ibr oaran lieet, einen HrioritGtsan-
iprl,h fir lire eigenen ORDERS gegen.
iiber benen Ser amerifaniihen See.
res II. 6lottenperlpaltllng io1pie 8e-
lieferllng nit MaIhinen ser neltiten,
bon llnierer eigenen @ebrnahtlei-
tllng approbierten 9ppen ourh5l,.
ieten.
Die amerifaniitbe Seeresleitl,ne
bat iib rr Sreigabe eines nel,en 4OO
Meilen enttuibelnoen aameffluetpps
entidloiien b ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
weues iprittt t1tit
GftalanSs Etberalett

2onoon. @dbeno Gnglanos Hre.
mierminiiter offentlieb tpieoerbolte.
baB .oie ,Sreibeit nnb S,iherbeit
Gnelanos uno Der fleinen Nationen
Gllropas unb sic MISUNDERSTANDING
ser llnabbGngibfeit fir Yolen uno
Sideden" Gnglanos Ssrieoens5iele
iino, bielt ser amerifaniide Inter
ltaotsiefretir Gunner @elles meb.
rere @eiprebungen NIT Siibrern ser
Negierlulgsoppoiition.
@elles beil,dte erlt Sen &onig uno
Sic &onigin ,tuo iprad Damn am fol.
genoen Gag IN 10 0olpning Street
bel Chamberlain Dor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

Cine ser sr0Bten finan5-itatiltilden
Sreaniia iationen ser Gereinigten
Staateu, r,Gmlid bp STANDARD Stu
tiitics Co., Snc., bon Seem Oorf, bat
baraltf binge!pieien, oaB es fir oie
@aibingtoner &egierlmg elm bohlt
gefdbrlihes Spiel lit, wenn bier elm
"moraliides embargo" allf geipiiIe
Grporte nad NuBluno perbGngt mcrs
ben iollte.
SSn ibren pirtidaitlifen 8e5iebun'
gen nit So,pietruBlano bat es Sine.
rita immerbin nit einem 2anb 81
tl,n, oas idon oanf leiner @r0be iiber
einen Mei6trm an Natllrld)1ten pers
fiiet, Ser oemienieen Ser Gereinigten
Staaten in iciner Sielieiti9feit fallm
nabitebt. Die GrihlieBrng ser go'
oeni6Gbe NuBlonbs bat alleroings
nod feline 10 groBen Jorti6ritte &C.
madt ipie bier. Mber oafiir iino aui
lange 1Sidt oie Melerpen rno Mog'
lihfeiten Inn 10 gr0Ber.
@enn Elm al allen m0gliden so.
,oenihaten 10 rei6es 2ano mie slme'
rifa erfldren ml,B, oaB es bon 5lp0lf
,pihtigen @runoitoifen niht peniger
als beren iieben niebt beiibe (Gbrom,
aobalt, Mangan, gtidel, Ganaoiln,
@olfram ,mo 3inn), oann lit es an
gebradt, bel ser @abl bon ssrellno
uno sseino rebt poriibtis 5u fem.
slufgabe bon ,Stanoaro Statiltics"
1T es ni6t, Yolitif 3u treiben. .slufaa-
9eneine Brobleme bat ii6 bieie Or
ganiiation IN ibrem fllr5en 8eri6t
auh gar nidt eingelaiien. Sic bat le'
oiglid auf einen Bunft bingetuieien:
Manem lit fir oie Stabler3euguna
elm itratesiiber 8eimiid)llngsitofi
bon i1ledtbin allereriter Sronung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

Mosfau. 3uBlano sab amtlid) be-
fannt oaB Elm Srieoenspertrae
nit 5innluno unter3eibnet ipl,roe,
mel6er nab 31a Wonaten &rieg ser,
Sinnen Die Gerteioisunesiteuun
an Der Sitiee unb am norbliben giss
meer ntmmt unb Dem ruiiiihen Reih
oie ean5e &arelilde 2anoenee einper-
leibt. Sinnlano erbdlt srieben uno
cine iabrlide Bahtillmme bon g..
100000 finnii6en Marf fir sic
Eahtl,ne bes 5lottenitiispunftes am
ssinniihen Meerbuien auf TO Sabre.
sSinnlanb perlpr folgenoes:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

Gie aan5e aarel1ide 2anoenge uno
oie MannerbeimIinie. ~
Gie baIb 5eritorte Staot 0ibora.
Gen gan5en 2aboeaIee.
Den SIottenitiispunft Sanfo uno
oie linn umgebe1be SalbinieI unter
3Oidbrigem Gaftbertrag. Dieies &C.
biet miro bon Sen @uilen als Slot
tenltiispunft be,,iist.
Ginen SeiI Der Srenli nnb 9ipbad)
Salbinieln am norolihen gismeer.
Sed)s Snieln i'm golf bon Ginn-
Lamb.
Gin eribes stid oes noroliden
Jinnlano, einidIieBlid) aroraiarbi.
Cine gabn, Die 1910 gebaut tpiro
uno bas @eibe Meer in, lSr6liden
&ublano NIT Dem gottniiben Mteer-
bllien berbinoet.
Serner erbdlt Rublano oas @edt
bes 5oufreien Warerberfebrs ot1r1
ben 8etlauooiitrift uat Mortpegen.
ssinnlano perliert bas Me1t, Il.
guote, &rieesihiffe ober 2rieesflua.
Sellse in ieinen arftiihen @etpdiiern
81 baben, NIT Iusnabme fleiner Rii-
itentpabboote.
Sie Suiien ba6en oos 9feht bieie
eenonnten @ebiete iofort au beieten.
Ser Gertras gibt MuBIano cine
felte SteIlung an Der Sitiee.
0eutlhlano profitiert ourh Ben
sSrieben iniofern, inoem es nun oie
bon HuBlanb periprodenen @aren
iiher erbalten fann, fas bisber cine
Srage ipar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
DeatistlanS erhGlt i,ene
r,.inihe 2luftrGee

Wftsfcu. Cine neue r,tiiiihe @irt-
ihaftsfontmiiiion miro 10 balo ipie
moglib nah Berlin al,fbrehen, I'm,
bort sluftrdge inn Ginflang NIT Dem
jiingiten oe,,tid)-ruiiiiden Sanoels.
oertrag 81 plasieren.
Veiorgt lpegen ser riic)gdnelgen
Selgeipinnllng in 8ali5ien miro
Mosfau cine Note iibergeben, in Ser
slusoebn,ng bes 8etriebes alh hpetl.
Sen. Die 1888 er5ielte Spnnaee be.
lief iib aui 100000, gegen 1,400,.
600 i'm Sabre 1918.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
krcnj,atpele,t feuett lit
gram 0ol>>eefutta jtGrect,

Geberon, Ssran Die &ronilmelen
Ses alten Yeriien lperben pieaeidt
oa5u beniibt lperoen, sic 8nloreierpe
Ses beutigen Sran 81 ltiiben.
Die iranilbe Nea;erune bat hem
Harlament elm oab!ngebenoes @eleb
porgeleat, OaB ser 3entralbanf BON
Sran geItatten luiiroe, nit Dem @ert
ser &ronillmelen einen grOberen Cab
lungsnrittelumlauf 5u beden. slls
9e6ineung iiebt Der Blan Dor, baB
Die 8anf oen &rouibas nienals Der.
faufen oarf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Ntcsfa,a eorifiert Ellie
lnolan>s fir Sic Sintten


Mosfau. Die Sotpietseitlng GRUB
1nadte iid iiber Die britiihe Inter,
itiislms Ser Simmer ll,ltig, bate aber
nihts iiber nelle elngebote Ser slai-
ierten Sinnlano 81 belfen, 81 berid,.
ten Ssn elmer @arifatl,r inter Dem
Titel ~0opale bitiidle llnterltiisung
miro elm eritalnter Gelomaridan,
Baron Mannerbeim, init etnem Bud
.gneliide @criprehen" ogrseitellt
Der allf einen betrllnfenen idppeoild).
en- Greitpilligen nit einem Sul5ge.
tpebr blift
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Ja1,aftcr laftHe,t
an, perle,,>Slms

Sonsfona. Gbineiild)e Mili5 unb
beipaffnete 3ioiliiten leiiteten Dem
Tormorib elmer itarfen iapanii6en
Iruppe, Die iid al,f Dem Siioufer oes
BerlengJluiies, so Meilen iiiolib bon
Canton unb MIR 20 Meilen norolih
Der purtllgfeiiiben &olonie Waeao
gelanoet >uuroe, bartnGfigen @ioer-
ltan0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
GnelanH le9t f,e,ae
Krieesanleihe anf
&esiernns sablt 3 &ro5ent auf
$1,2OO,0OO,OOO

2onbon. Die eneliihe Hegierung
fiinbigte inn ltnterballie sic slufnab.
me elmer lpciteren Gr.egsanleibe i'm
Yetrage bon 3OO,OOO,OOO Yflno
SterIins an. Cir Soan S;anon, Ser
Shatfan5ler, teilte init, bie 2aui5eit
ser Mnleibc lei Is bis 10 Sabre uno
ser 3insiab 3 Yro5ent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
n1eseam entietmlHiet iitt
bel ShtpeSei,

. Stodbolm. Sdppeben teilte amt.
lid nit, oie ruiliidle ,Negierung babe
ser i6ipeoilden @einnotidyaft II,
Mosfait cine Note iibbergeben, in Ser
iie iib lpegeu ser 9mbaroierlmg ser
ifmeoiiden @ren3ltaot Yaiaoa anl
21. 6ebruor entiebuloist.
8ei ser @ombaroierllng Yaialas
lparen 134 8ombeu abgetporien NOR
Sen, oarunter 100 9ranobomben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

Muftrag fir Sen 8al bon Npei TO-
900 Tonnen &reuern. Ser Yreis
betrGgt 3uIammen $35, 5,98O,O0O.
@leid5eitig erteilte sic Marine Ser
Sperrp @proicope So. bon @roiflpn
einen Muftrae fir eslie5eua MeBin-
ltrumente i'm @erte BON $3.50, 1856.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
HanHelsn,iniiter peit
J,secilatpiett
erkGlt OrHett

Berlin. MuBenminiiter Soadim b.
Mibbentrop empfing oen iugoilatpiid,-
enSanbelsminiiter slnores uno iiber:
reibte ibm namens oes sSiibrers oas
8roBfreu3 bes Sroens bonn Dellt-
Ihen MoIer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Das anterifaniiste Hete
Kre,as kilit Sen pelen>

@aibington. Tas s(n,erifa1,iihe
Note &rel,5 CAB aenntnis bon Ser
&erienbrng bon 9eoarfsartifeln i'm
@ert bon mebr ols 100000 fir
Motleioenoe nah Yolen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Nuiict, kelcn n,ekr 8lei
,anS Kupier in >l1erife ab

Staot Mer.fp. Nuh sllperlGiiigen
9eridten iollcn 5lpei iotpietrlliiiihe
iSrahtoampier nah Dem Ya5iiifbafen
Wtan5anille ,luterlpeas iein, Inn BORT
merifaniihes 9lei llno omerifa-
niidps &upier 81 iibernebmen, bas
nad) @laoi,poitof gebraht tperoen
ioll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Gus 5iebenbttrQft1

bern bon geiallenen &rieeern, lit,ter
benen iid 1000 9eutide uno Sieben.
biirger Sa6ien befinoen, betrellt.
@ir ,piini6en Sen 10 beroienitool'
len Subilaren einen tatenfroben 2e'
bensabeno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
3tpet Kre,a3er 15Sit Scr
43un&est,torif,e beitett

@aibingttn. Oie Netp Worfer
Sbipbuiloing Corporation ertielt
BON Der Marinepertpaltung einen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Cine Stepban 9notpis Motb NQee
in VpSen ..;

g9ie mir oem Hoiener enaneeliihen
&irhenblatt entnebmen, tpuroe i'm
3uee ser neuen Strabenbenennimgen
in 9oien nebeu elmer Wortin 2utber
StraBe auh cine Stepban 2uotpie
@otb slaee 5lrn @eodhtnis oes .iie.
benbiirgiiben MGrtprers" eeifafien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Hfarrermabl.

SSn ser am 26. Honenbcr in s.,
garaih itattsefunoenen Hfarrernabl
muroe Der gesenndrtige Yfarrantts-
perlpeier Grbart 8ranoidJ eirltitnlnig
gum Efarrer geipdblt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
@omjet= foroerungetr
bon ttnnlan1 an
qenon1t11e11
22uflano erhdlt mehr ais es Dor oem Rrteee
bedniprlld,te

Mnfarun6 besielben trat Der @affen-
itilitan6 iofort in &ralt.-JinniIdes
Farlament batte Srei Sage 3eit sur
Hatifisiernng.-9a bic Nannerbeim.
Sinie bnrdjbroden mar, ,uar feline at.
bere @abl mebr iibria.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Sub cines 1O2jGbrieen Velfseenoi'en

~uO Ctuts lOSJUvttyeu SoII0BeuUWtu
ssir erbalten foleenoe 2ranerfnn.
oe: Sm Mpril 1897 batten mir iiber
Die ieltene @ebltrtstaesfeier oes 100.
Mbrieen Nolfsgenoiien Nihael
Sdenfer aus &abenborf berihtet una
einen fur5en lleberblid iiber ieinen
9ebenslauf gegeben. Mm 27. Nobem.
ber b. S. itarb nun @enannter i'm
eotteeieeneten Sitter bon 102 Sab.
rem, Z Monaten uno % 9agen ,ln6
fano iiberreif an Sabren oie eriebnte
Mait. 7as Nlalmtuort (91, 16): SD
mia i'm idttigen nit lansem 0eben
uno min ibm aeieen mein Sell, bas
0edyant Sui. Wonner Der 9eidenreoe
am Sarge oes @eritorbenen 5itgranbe
.legte, bat iid an bieier marfanten era.
bGterliden @eitalt, Die iiber Elm Sabr.
bmnoert i'm 2ibte bes fidtbaren Got.
tesieeens emporraste, iunnSerbat er.
fiillt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
RED CROSS BOARD
 CREETS OFFICIAL
Eastern Area Manager Pays Visit to City;
 Attends Luncheon

J. Harrison Hickman, who recently succeeded Walter Davidson as assist ant director of the Eastern area represented the national ofice ci the American Red Gross society in a visit here today. Mir. Hickman was guest of the local chapters officers and executive committee at a luncheon meeting held at The Elton this noon.
 Among those in attendance were: L.. Clock, field representative of Con- necticut; John M. Burral, chairman of the local chapter; Monsignor Joseph Valdambrini, chairman of the local chapter; Mrs. Edith Ladd, executive secretary of the local chapter; Mrs. Edson B. Hitchcock, chairman of the Emergency War Production; Mrs. Ralph Darlington, chairman of Volunteer service; Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, chairman of First Aid on Highways; Mrs. Edward J. Godfrey chairman of Braille Mrs. Frank J. Newcomb chairman of Gray Lady Service: Miss Aida Greer, chairman nursing service; David Babson, chairman disaster relief committee; Mrs. Goodrich Smith Emergency War Production com mittee; Mrs. Lottie Hitchcock, chair man Woodbury Branch, Mrs. Fred- erick Buell., chairman Plymouth Branch, Attorney Patrick Healy, executive committee member and Mrs. Glenn Wayne, executive com- mittee member.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends. relatives, neighbors and es- pecially A. Pierson, florist of Mid. dletown, Conn, Mrs. Floto of Sake < Flote, Walter Dallas and Miss Sarah ,,l Keenan Se. of p,, Dallas 1sc.' ss Rean Bradley the florist of Derby, An drew Culver the florist of Nauga- tuck, Curtis the florist of South ington, Intravaia the florist of Mid dletown, Arthur Robbins of New York, Waterbury Police Department, Waterbury Lodge of Elks, No. 265; Sisters of St. Mary's. Hospital. Sis ters of St. Mary's School, Employees of Eastern Brewing Company, Elm ployes of the Diamond Ginger Ale sympathy shown to us during our recent bereavement in the death of our beloved husband, father, son and brother, James F. Leary.
 (Signed)
 MRS. JAMES F. LEARY
 and FAMILY. MIR. and MRS. ANDREW J.,LEARY
 and FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
POLICEMEN IN
 CHRISTIAN FRONT

New York, February 15.,- (UP) = Commissioner Lewis J. Valentines poll of New York,s 18,314 policemen shows that 407 were Christian Front members; 27 still are members and six refuse to commit themselves.
 The poll was ordered by Mayor F. H. LaGuardia after 17 members of the Christian Front had been charged with plotting to overthrow the government. The mayor said the Federal Bureau of Investigation had reported that many policement had joined the Front. The dues- tionnaire was submitted to 16,903 men on duty. The other 1,405 are on vacation or sick leave.
 Announcing the result. LaGuardia said that most of the 407 had joined the, Front believing that 1t sought to further religion and combat atheism. He did not say what would be done about the 27 who still belonged or the six who refused to answer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
Legal Notices

DISTRICT of WATERBURY. ss.
 PROBATE: q! COURT: !. gI Esb. Esb; 1zth; MhniA A.
 PALLADINO, late of Waterbury,
 in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of AURELlO PALLADINO, Exc ut or, praying that he may be authorized to sell certain real estate belonging to said Estate. as per application on me ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Waterbury, in said District, on the 23rd day of Feb ruary A. D. 1940 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon (standard Time), and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing this order one time in some newspaper having 8 circula- tion in said District, on or. before the 18th day of February 194O.
 JJeo;HN J. HOWARD. 2-15.ft Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
Cannett Starts Tour For COP Nomination
Publisher to Invade New England Following Wide % Swing 10 Southern, Western States

auspices of the Georgia Republican state organization.
 Tuesday, February 27.will find MT. Gannett entering the west at Tulsa, Oklahoma, where @ dinner will be preceded by mass meeting to be held under the auspices of the Constitu- tional club of Oklahoma and sup ported by the Oklahoma state Re- publican organization. Richard Lloyd Jones, publisher of the Tulsa Tribune, will be chairman of the meeting.
 From Tulsa, MrfG fGannett will drop south to Dallas, Texas, where a short monday meeting will be held on wednesday, February 28, with the Republican leaders of Dallas, Fort worth and other cities and towns in that section of Texas.
 Arizona
 x MT. Gannett then heads almost due west and will reach Tucson, Arizona, on Thursday, February 29, where the state Republican organi- zation not only is sponsoring the meeting but has assured c. Nelson Sparks, MT. Gannett's campaign manager, that the entire town in tends to turn out to welcome Frank Gannett. The state Republican or ganization will also sponsor the meeting to be held the next day, Fri- day, March 1, at Phoenix, Arizona. This is expected to be one of the high lights of the tour. Here MT. Gannett will speak at p. m. before a mass meeting.
 On the following Monday, March f.. MT. Gannett will reach the west coast at Los Angeles, where meet ing of Republicans from all parts of Southern California will gather to. hear him. Mcintyre Fairies, vice Chairman to make all necessary ar lican organization, has been desig- mated by the Republican county chairman ct make all necessary ar engagements, and he has assured Chairman Sparks that Republican leaders from all parts of the south will be there to greet MT. Gannett.
 At the conclusion of this meeting MT. Gannett will make a coast to coast jump to Miami, Florida, where on the following Saturday, March g., he will bring this first tour to a close with mass meeting at Bay Front park in Miami, not far, from his winter home in that city. This meet ing will be sponsored by the Dade county Republican organization headed by Wesley Garrison, county chairman.
 New Deals Errors
 In his various speeches and talks on this coast to coast tour, MT. Gam nett will discuss the issues of 1940 as they relate to needs of this coun- try and how to correct the errors of the. New Deal. MT. Gannett, defi- nitely anti-New Deal, will consistent ,ly offer solutions to the problems which he believes have been created through the operation of the New Deal.
 From Miami, Mir. dannett will fly back to New York to prepare for a swing through New England, start l ing on March l2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
TEDlPLETON ASKS
 TOPAY DIVIDEND

Charles 4. TempIeton, as pres Ident of the Charles A. Templeton Co, Inc. today filed e motion in superior court seeking permission to pay a five per cent dividend to creditors of the corporation. The amount of the dividend to be paid is approximately e3e00.
 The motion sets forth that the Charles A. Templeton Co. is being operated at a profit at the present times and seeks the courts permis- sion for Mir. Templeton to continue the conduct of the firms affairs, It further stipulates that it is the opinion of the petitioner that the firm can be operated in such manner as to show further profits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15

charmed fi5E1nd1 CT A7II'. muslc lovers at 1I0D0 prS n|l1I I0 during the lest f1w yczIf 11e H.& been living in cbccuEiiy end con paFatIVe poverty in Milan where ~. was given occasionaI music le1edNa and has taken in boarders.
 In 1884 she was involved 50 prolonged segal battle with her young husband, Pietro VernaH vino sued to prevent his egtranged wife from handling her own financial afr fairs.
 Generosity, lawsuits and her mar< riage were saic to have depleted her once comfortable fortune.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-15
TETRAZZIME
 SERIOUSLY ILL

Milan, Feb. 15.-(UP).-Luisa Tetrazzini, famous opera singer, was seriously i'll in @ hospital today.
 She suffered cerebral hemor- rhage last night, whene her condi- ton was regarded as grave, but physicians said today that there had been improvement overnight and that their patient had regained consciousness.
 Mme.. Tetrazzini, now 67, once