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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-16
Gridders To
Report Aug.24

. Sc. Fitzpatrick. head football
..... ST.. Henderson high school. to-
:.v ....@ceG that ne would call
e.. Candidates % report for work
a.--'
k. ..sl sad early practice is
.e.v-,..y aetau>e of new system he
.. .,...- The mentor declared
.... ...,g~.u, MS year will be lit
.. ..... e. .oua that Of last year, but
.... .~.y ..,"e will determine the
.....y ., such material.
!. present. ne continued, no can
-E... --> position for certain. The
.....- weeks of practice will de-
.-..a MS starting lineup.
New Game uniforms nave been
.a-.eE. md will be used this sea-
,... He >-.,e> that the schedule will
De al@1-Hced later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-16
UNC Coaching
School Opens
Next Monday

Chapel Hill, Aug. l7.-All was in
readiness today for the University of
North Cardinals 18th annual Coach
ing School which opens here Monday
afternoon and continues through
Thursday, August %.
Advance registrations have already
been received from athletic direc-
tors and coaches from II states
and from Ontario in Canada, Sec
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-16
Results
Observation-Disclosures
EIEDMGNT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT league
Norfolk 6. Rocky Mount | 8 in
NingS, rain).
Winston-Salem 60, Asheville 10.
(2nd game called end 9th, curfeW)
Only games played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston II. New York |.
Washington SIS, Philadelphit 4-6
Cleveland 5, Chicago +.
Detroit 5, st. Louis =.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago |, Cincinnati 0.
Boston -, New York |.
Only games played.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
CongrotvIotions

Tomorrow night. December 7th,
the Cleveland East Juniors will
celebrate their 18th Anniversary.
This night has been set aside
as an open date for all teams in
the Basketball League. to allow
Cleveland East to carry out their
celebration in the successful man.
ner that should be. The East Club
was one of the groups responsible
for the organizing of the T. S. J.
A. and so this night is respect
fully dedicated to the East group
To the members of the Cleve-
land East Athletic Club, we wish
to extend our sincere congratula-
tons and good luck wishes on
this, your 18th Anniversary. May
your Club carry on for many
years to come and may you never
break away from the traditions
that you were organized for.
II T. S. ]. A. Officers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Cleveland East News
By Schnitz

Cleveland. Ohio. December s.
1t seems that old man winter is
here again and it looks like he is
planning to stay a while.
However, we are not going
to let him keep us from
having Our fun: we'll just have tc
be more careful and take it easy
when the going is treachcrous
Here is our list OF coming events
Calendar of Events
Dec. 7. Cleveland East Birthday
Anniversary Party
Every Friday, us p. NJ, Singing
Practice.
18th Anniversary Banquet
Tomorrow night, Dec. 7. at
the Eastside Sachsenheim a hos,
OF people will gather together tc
celebrate the 18th Birthday OF
the Cleveland East Junior Saxons
Are you going to be among
those present:
Our Seniors are all going to
come, I'm sure. because they've
shown already that they are really
behind US and are proud OF the
Junior Organizations.
So it looks like there is going
to be raring time at the 18th
Anniversary Banquet and Dance
Of the Cleveland East Juniors.
Interesting speakers will enjoy
you, as Rev. Foiscl. William +
Schneider. Henry SCHNEIDER, and
Mr.. M. Bretz. Toastmaster will
be no other than Mr.. George
Schneider.
Following the dinner we will
all relax for a spell and listen tc
short program.
After the program there arc
several hours left to be spent in
dancing, singing, visiting and
having a general good time. Gosh
people you simply can't miss this
gala affair. We feel sure that the
price of rs per person for the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
INFA.

The Non-English world re-
pcatedly had an opportunity to
hear about the English Air Mar
shall Joubert who has been in Of
flee for the past 2 months. Many
valuable conclusions could be
drawn from his many speeches.
When Joubert was appointed to
office he declared that England
was tired of dropping bombs only
on military objcctives in Germany
1t was Joubert who admitted that
southern English landing fields
have been evacuated and it was
he who confirmed that German
airmen attacked military object,-
YES and knew how to hit them.
Joubert has just committed
new indiscretion. Up to a few
days ago it was strictly forbidden
in England to name the towns in
the Midlands which have been
bombed. The British Air Marshal
however violated this decree in
his recent radio address to Amc-
RIGA and admitted the names OF
all these English industrial
towns. The London correspon-
dent OF New York Times in yes.
terdays editorial of the paper ex.
pressed his indignation at this un-
Just handling of English censor
ship. He declared that he was
forbidden to say anything about
bombs which have been dropped
on London recently and which
struck the monument of New
ton. On the other hand English
newspapers brought clear proof
for the destruction of the monu,
ment. He declared that with such
methods British. censorship would
only harm Englands cause in
America and that this policy of
bureaucracy in Great Britain of
disclosing the truth would only
undermine Englands respect in
the world.
Last night heavy detachments
of the German air force attacked
London and the harbor of Ply
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Salem News
BY Kate Folder

Salem. Ohio, Dec. 5-Salem
played host to New Castle and
they went home with a victory to
brag about, 47-4S. a mighty close
score was dishcd out. but they
claimed the victory, so no angry
arises from anyplacc. The game
was very interesting. pocket
full of thrills every second. The
first half Salem was ahead,
then automatically the New Cas-
tie boys sailed high and every bas.
kct brought a higher score. but
later half of the game was play
ed only with 4 men. we were sor-
ry to hear about the accident that
happened to Al Lindcr during the
game, but you played aswell
game all. in fact you all did.
Thanks for coming out the way
you did. n. G. We arc sorry we
could not lance in any better
place. but you wait until our new
floor is done, then real dancing
will be had.
We arc sorry to hear of your
accident Mr.. Hoprich. our teams
are waiting anxiously to see
your face and conso1ing words.
at the door and down the club
during basketball games, do hur-
ry and get better.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
CHICAGO NORTH
SIDE NEWS
By Virginia Welther

Chicago, Ill.,, Dec. 5-A nice
time was had by all who attended
our Splash Party last November
the 18th, even though the wealth.
er was bad. We are only too sor.
ry all our friends were not able
TO come.
December the 9Th that is the
date. Don't forget to underline it
as rembcrancc to attend the
Banquet to which everyone is
cordially invited.
1t is to be the installation OF
officers. Dinner is to be served at
o:3O and dancing will begin about
10 o'clock.
Tickets can be purchased cithe,
from members or 1T the door
We want to sec all the old and
new faces. SO come on all YOU
Saxon clubs and have some fun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
New Castle News
By Paul Sander

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. 5--The
New Castle SaxOns made a trim
to Salem last Saturday and they
certainly did have a good time
Basketball game: Oh yes, New
Castle defeated Salem in close
one. 45-47. That's all I'll saw
about the game.
We wish TO thank Salem Tor
the swell meal and the good time
they showed us. We will try to
be as hospitablc when you visi,
our home town.
Meetings
We held a meeting last Tues
day that turned out pretty we'll.
We could still get some of more
of these Younger folks to Join, SO
let's get after them. Our next
meeting will be on Tuesday, Dec.
II. SO lets make it a date.
To Monaco
for one. had such a good time
in your town that | was unable
to write the next day. All of us
New Castleitcs wish to thankvou
for a delicious meal and a good
time. We will be looking forward
to seeing YOU all at New Castle
in the near future.
Next Saturday is an open date,
so we can all rest before Noungs-
town invadcs New Castle on Dec
IL. See next weeks column.
The New Castle Saxons as Z
body wish to extend congratula.
tons and good luck to the new
Ellwood club which is now gett-
ing a new start. Here's wishing
you fellow SaXons success.
Cleveland East can look for some
New Castle folks next Saturday
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Homestead News
By Bernhard Karoly

Homestead. Pa. Dec. 5-What
is the matter, Bud, get hit by a
train - No, am just a little
stiff from recreation night last
Friday. - Anybody there?
Sure Over twenty guys
and gals. Y'no, taking the kinks
outa your bones is kinda hard on
the muscles at first, but you get
used to it. -~~
Can't take it, huh?
That's what you think, I can't
wait till the 10th to have a 60 at
it again.
SO you see chillun we always
had the gheist but lacked pro-
gram. Henceforth onward.
There's a lot of talk going "a
round about-making trips to
various cities. to those who have
never tried it l can say that there
is no better way of getting to
known what a swell bunch of gals
and guys we Saxons are. Nuff
sed!.!
The committee is still working
on the dance which will come off
some time in the middle of Janu-
lry. 1t is to be held in honor of
our young married Saxons. Watch
this column for Developments.
Reminder
Chorprobe-W ednesdays.
H. ]. S. Meeting-Friday, Dec.
18th. Our lucky day.
Recreation night-Friday, De-
cember 10th. Note (the club will
not supply alcohol or liniment.
The members will bring their
own refreshments.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Farrell Highlights
BY Mike

Farrell. Pa. Dec. 5-Thc Can
ton Bulldogs came East of the
border but to no avail for they
encountered a very aggressive
Farrell team and dropped 4e
to 80 decision. Our boys Just
could not be stopped and the
Bulldogs were rushed on every
shot. which accounts for so many
of their shots rolling around the
rim and falling out. Zelch and +
Schorstcn led their respective
team in scoring. Unusual as il
may seem. "Porky' Deck was not
forced to leave the game via tho
personal foul route.
1t was nice having Tillic Schen.
kcr and Alice Andrcc. two of on,
Juniors employed at the state ca,
pital. in our midst over tho holi.
day and weekend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Canton Reflector
By A. Rookie.

Cantin. Ohio, Dec. 5-'Twas on
the 3Oth of Nov. in 40 A. D. when
the Bulldogs of Canton again met
defeat. Well, at the opening
whistle, it was who's to be the
horse and who the rider. 1t did
not take very long this game be-
cause the might Riders of Far
rell were in the mood and saddled
us Immediately and in short ord
er we were in complete harness.
Yoi, did they pull those reins
We were able to buck only SO
times, while they really lashed
us a total of 4S cracks. What a
whipping! To our followers-may
we say the boys lost os o team
with not one bit OF snorting and
after the work was over our fel-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05

lows huddled and gave a cheer
one from their hearts. We Won
der what is the matter with the
majority of other clubs. To Far
rell-thank you for the memories.
Wedding
Tomorrow at 4:SO p. m. Zirri
Fulz and Misch Binder take vows
at First Lutheran Church. This
marriage promises to be one Of
the better weddings of the cur,
rent and celebrated Leap Year
Season, SO let US all attend. You
know. it may be the last all-Sax-
os "hitch-up" this year. so let's
really go out and celebrate! A re-
ception. at the Sachsenheim, will
follow the ceremony. n..
..- Meeting .,
tonight at 500 p. m. The locals
have important business. There
will be election of officers. Does
this mean anything to you? Please
attend, nominate wisely, and if
elected, work diligently for the
benefit of the our club.
Congratulations
to all officers who were elected
and reelected in the SeniorLodge
Our advisors are Mr.. Carl Orend
Sr.. and Mr.. John Toepfer. We
will welcome them officially at
our next meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Teutsch Junior
Luther League
Ry Zirri

We want to thank everyone for
the splendid cooperation in putt
ing our play over.
To Mr.. Trausch under whose
excellent guidance Seventeen
turned out to be what it was.
To Mrs. Hartman who offered
much welcome help. 1t was very
appreciated. # &
To the stage crew who expert
ly set up the scenery. -
To our prompster. What would
we have done without her:
To the East League. West Jun
iors. Zwcig and 4, Agcnda Club
and all our friends and relatives
Thanks for being there.
Future Plans
We are having a Roller Skat-
ing Party, Sunday, Dec. 90, at
200 o'clock at the Rollcrcadc
After skating we will go to the
church for pot-duck supper.
Come on Leagucrs-lct's skate
To East League
We will be seeing you Dec. Is
and thanks again for the swell
turnout Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
By John Wolf.

Cleveland, Ohio. December 5
The high scoring Aviators from
Alliance were toned down a bit
last Saturday. but still managed
to beat West in the few remain
ing minutes OF play 1877. The en-
tire game was played with a
great deal OF agressivcness by
both teams. and was probably
one Of the best games to be
watched this year at our gym.
Many thanks Mrs. Miller for
preparing a delicious meal. can
still taste those delicious Pork"
chops. Many thanks to the girls
who helped Mrs. Miller and serv-
ed. 1ncidently these girls have
been in the kitchen during every
basketball game. but one. and it's
about time some of the other girls
got their hands on some dish
water
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Alliance Revue
By "Squint'

Alliance. O., Dec. 5-One jour
ney over. one journey bac. One
team victorious. the other alack
Several went over. a few came
back. A few met the bar too soon.
She! Such is life.
Our gang thinks you are
pretty swell bunch of kids, West.
and they thank you for the en-
enjoyable time they were shown
while in your city. Our Aviators
ran down West before they could
add another scalp to their belts.
The final roundup disclosed the
Aviators leading by 27-23 score.
We Wonder
why Spin and Martha had all of
their dances together - "and a
letter too"
From one of our younger, and
newer members: Did you have
good time? (M. S. quote: "Boy,
I'll say!' did you dance?' (M.
S. quote: "No - l had a real
good time watching Rudy"
Notice
The meetings are still being
held Wed, December 18th is elec-
ton Of your club officers. Let us
have good turnout.
To East
Well be waiting to entertain
you on December IA. Bring big
crowd and enjoy yourselves. We
are trying very hard to get to your
fair city this Saturday. The only
thing we lack right now is money
and cars.
What do you say gang, let's
go to Cleveland East December
7 and help celebrate for the Jun
ior Saxons everywhere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Fish Fry and Dance
Youngstown News

Youngstown. O.. Dec. 5-I-ast
Saturday evening found us in the
"Ghost City, of Monaco. After a
last and fourious game our girls
came out on top with the score
80. Better luck next time
Monaco girls, and thanks for your
fine hospitality.
Our boys however. lost to Mo-
naca with the score of 64-3l. but
they played good game. and we
are proud of them, Again VIC say
thanks for the lovely time and
the delicious meals.
Singing Practice
arc held every Tuesday night at
7:3O p. m. We are getting ready
for concert. So please come and
help US out. And be prompt!
New Years Eve
Resolve: To spend New Years
Eve in Youngstown with the Yo.
Juniors. A swell orchestra has
been engaged and dancing will
continue until the wee hours of
the morning. There will also be
a midnight supper. noise.makers.
confetti and everything that is
needed to make such an evening
complete.
-0
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mouth. The emphasis of this at
tack was placed on Plymouth
where more than a hundred thou
sand of Kilograms of explosive
bombs and thousands of incendia-
ry bombs were dropped. Favor
able weather conditions prevail
ed and visibility was good. AS a
result German planes could easi-
ly pick out their objectives. The
effect of this bombing was tre-
mendous. The docks were serious
ly damaged as could be seen from
extensive fires. British planes un-
til shortly after midnight flew
into the outer zone of the Rhine
land industrial area. They drop
ped bombs only at a few places
and caused very little damage.
Only few small houses of a
workers settlement were Destroy
ed. This afternoon German long
range artillery resumed its she'll
ing of military objectives in the
coastal area OF Dover. Direct hits
were scored. Shots followed one
another in succession but the ene-
my did not fire back. The fire
lasted until the early hours of the
afternoon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
LOra,n News
BY Ann Binder

Lorain. O., Dec. 5-This Sat.
night all boys are requested to at
tend the meeting of Branch S be,
cause the election will be held.
Last Monday night there was
meeting held in order to elect new
officers. There even were cards
sent to each member and how
many showed up? When it comes
to being on the basketball floor
you find so many boys you can't
use them all but at a meeting
there is just a few and then they
don't want to do anything. AS far
as the basketball team there is
swell team work. Why can't the
same thing hold true at our meet
ings?
The election day has been post
poned until further notice. Why
not bring along another member
to the next meeting which will
be on Monday. Dec. 10th.
Anyone wanting to go to Can
ton please get in touch with bas-
ketball manager Walt Kirschner.
Reporter please note: Tuesday
afternoon is deadline not mailing
time: The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Ellwood CITY News
BY Katie and Katie.

Ellwood City. Pa. Dec. 5-The
newly rcvamped Junior Club held
its first real meeting Sunday with
forty members present, an in
crease of five over our first get
together. Come on. Juniors. lets
make it fifty at the next meeting
on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 18th,
At 2:3O o'clock.
The main accomplishments of
the business session was the cleo
ton of officers with the follow
ing results:
President, Andrew Schenkcr
Vice President, Bill Thalgott
Secretary, Sophie Krestel
Treasurer, Minnie Schuller
Sergeants-at-Arms. Mike Baicr and
Bill Jacoby
Chaperons. Mrs. Katherine Gross and
Mr.. Alfred Meier
Reporters. Katie Scgedi and Katie
Schullcr.
Highlights of the evening were
brief and encouraging speeches
by Mrs. Gross, Mr.. Fred Gregor
and the Senior President, Mr..
Havcrl.
The social end OF the meeting
featured games and dancing and
special thanks go to Myo and
lynne who supervised the game.
Sorry we could not oblige Paul
S. and have a little session of
P. O.
Officers Meeting
Tonight is officers meeting and
starts at 9:3O in case any of you
have forgotten. Promptness will
be highly appreciated.
Reporter please note: Tuesday
afternoon is deadline not mailing
time. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Monaco News
By Marion.

Monaco. Pa. Dec. 5-Last Sat
Youngstown journcycd to Mo-
naca and went home with part OF
the winnings. The Yo. girls won
over the Monaco lasSics 100 in
very exciting game. In the main
game the Monaco Blucdcvils won
over lo O4-3l. They sprintcd to
the lead in the beginning OF the
game and never lost it.
Thank you No. for bringing
the swell crowd YOU did and VIC
hope you enjoyed yourself. To
Homestead: we thank YOU ior
your support; it looks like YOU
are becoming one OF our regular
supporters. We hope to see more
Of YOU in the future. To the cooks
thanks too. the meal was dclici-
Gus.
Fish Fry and Dance
will be held Dec. 8 bv the Senior
Lodge at the Saxon Club. The
price will be SOC per person Let
us all try to attend. What DO YOU
say, YOU Juniors:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Basketball
Notice

All managers arc reminded that
the manager of the home team is
to send in the Box Scores of the
games. Last week. two separate
reports were received from the
visiting team. At the beginning
OF the season. Blank Box Score
Sheets were sent to each manager
for his home games. any manager
not having enough sheets for the
remainder of the season are to
write to the Association Prcsi-
dent for more Blanks if needed.
Games received last Week
Alliance y Cleveland West q
Farrell 4S Canton SO
C)cvcl. East at Lorain postponed
Last Week Games Not Received
NOVEMBER %
New Castle at Salem
Youngstown at MOnaCa
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entire affair is very reasonable
and we hope to sec all our friends
Seniors. Juniors, Singers. Luther
Leaguers from West and East
and all. tomorrow night at ZOO
p. NJ. sharp.
Don't fail to attend,
East Juniors 18th Anniversary
Banquet
Eastside Sachscnheim Dec 7th.
ZOO p. M.
$O.75 per Person.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
All Roads

lead to Cleveland East tomorrow
nigt. A club that has been in the
7. S. J. A. for IS years and still
going strong ought to be con-
graduated. so West will be in
high gear tomorrow night-on all
roads towards East.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Open Date

Next week being an open date
we'll have to wait until Dec. 18th
before we sec action again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Congratulations

to Henry Snyder Of New Castle
and Miss Hilda Rcincrth of Far
rell who became united in mar
riage on Thanksgiving Day at
Farrell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-05
Open Date this Week

Open Date this Week
Games next: Week
DECEMBER IA
Farrell at Monaco
Youngstown at New Ca aStlc
Irorain at Canton
. C1evela nd Fast at Alliance
Cleveland West at Salem
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-26
IT'S VOcATIONS,
NOT VACATIONS

Continued from Page One
prefers saw that the depreszlun
TUNED the kids away from -pure
scholarship
School attendance IS coming
back after q five-year decrease
caused by the low birth-rate -
the l924-33 period when b-rhs
skidded 10 an an-time low e
1G.5 per thousand population.
compared TO Isl IN 1918 Acfu-
aries expect q pickup about 49,
as the birth rate again is rilnE
hitting l7-s IN 1899.
In the past five yeas, scarcity
Of jobs. by an ironic circu--
stance kept many Us young
sters in school and gave then .
better education than they'5 have
otherwise.
High school enrolment IS esfi-
mated al about 7-l60.000 ms
wear. sorre 10000 lower thsn Izz
year. Chose low birth rate
years are accountable
College attendance Is increzs-
ing regularly. 10 an eStimz1c6
l.425, 600 this year. compared -
/ POS, 900 enrolled IN Iss5-ss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-26
GENERAL
TO DECIDE BONDS

Continued from PaRe On
TO total Of over $4,000 T. Is
hoped. stated Sawyer. thzf the
bonds can be consi5ere6 u-zfE-zn
the kanner Act O1herWlse- m
judgment would make recesssrT
rev h'l6gef makeup 70 prori6e
for satisfying the claim q rne
bOndholders. Nillage 70 BE- ad6e5
70 the budget would depend upol
the courts decision as to how
soon the judgment should b. pad
whether IN one year or sures1
over two or three years
County authorities were IL
decided this morning as 10 u-he-
ther Mr.. Harris should g. g.
Tallahassee for an appea-z1ce
before the Attorney Generzl o.
not.