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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
DAIRY INDUSTRY
GREAT LAND AID
Valuable Top Soil Does Not
Wash Away When The
Grass Is Green
BY GENE KNIGHT
Assistant Extension Editor,
N. C, State College

RALElGH, May o-0f-Va1uaDlS
top soil does not wash away or
blow off in dust from hillsides
where grass is green and cattle
Craze, Fred M. Maig, professor
of animal husbandry and dairying
at N. C. State college, said today.
Since the dairy industry is SO
closely related to the maintenance
Of soil fertility, the dairyman
should consider this as an indirect
profit. In other words, the livestock
farmer should give back much OF
that which he takes from the soil.
On many North Carolina farms,
less than one-haf of the acres con-
tribute to the farmers income.
This may be due to lack OF labor
to cultivate more acres or to the
lack of a profitable market to alb
sorb the produce harvested from
the extra acreage.
Haig pointed out that pastures
erazed by dairy COWS afford a
profitable way to utilize some OF
this idle land without increasing
the already large surpluses OF cash
crops such as cotton and tobacco.
Cow testing records made in this
state show that good pasture mas
a value of from SIS to So a month
per acre when grazed by DAIRY
cows and the butterfat produced
sold to creameries.
The State college dairy specialist
stated that $4,000, 900 cows are
MIXED daily on the nations 6,00o'-
600 farms, creating an annual IN
come of So, 500, 00o, 900.
Although dairying has made sub
stantial progress in North Carolina,
especially in the last Is years, too
many farm families are without
dairy COWS. OF the approximately
300. 600 farms il this state, nearly
one-third do not own a single milk
COW.
Haig said that the greatest short
age of dairy cows exists on cotton
and tobacco farms, where growers
have learned to depend almost en-
tirely on cash crops for a llvell-
hood. Yet, he explained, thousands
of these farms could grow enough
feed to support five to ten cows
without interfering with the pro-
duction of the regular cash crops
An average farm COW will pro-
duce 900 gallons of milk annually
containing 232 pounds Of butterfat.
At Is cents a gallon, this milk
would bring $3.50. The manure from
the COW is worth $40, making a
total income from each COW OF
$40.
Where a market for milk is moi
available, either sour or e
cream may be sold to creamerles'
IF sold in this manner, the butter
fat is worth about 81 cents a pouno
or $50. 60 per COW on a butterta'
basis. To this must be added the
income rom skim milk, viii
is approximately $25, and the value
of the manure or $40. This woule
give a total income, if the milk Is
sold as cream, of $114.6O.
"Such an income, although small
is of great Importance in meeting
daily operating expenses on the
farm until the cash crops are har'
vested" Haig said. THE farmer
who keeps five to ten COWS ano
pays attention to feeding, breeding
and management knows the mean
ing of balanced farming and per-
manent ~Sec1ritv"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
BY JOHN SELBY
Associated Press Arts Editor

NEW YORK, May 5.-You can,
if you know how it's done, save up
to half a million dollars with your
thumbnail.
But it's a job to learn how, &C
cording to w. F. Davidson. who
does it.
You do your salvage work on
masterpieces of painting, says
Davidson, of the Knoedler CALLER
les, one of the institutions of the
art world. ..
Paintings, especially no S e in
overheated America, have a tend
ency to blister away from their
canvas or wood panel backing. The
trick is to return each tiny bit of
loose paint to its support, and keep
it there.
The record salvage job was done
i n the Sixties on the Alba Madon-
ma, the picture which sold for the
highest recorded price Of any
painting in history-$l,0 $50, 900. But
Knoedlers just the other day turn
ed a neat trick for j. P. Morgan on
a Reynolds portrait.
This painting, valued at $50, 900,
was sent in from Morgan's Glen
Cove estate. First it was cleaned
with an emulsion w h C h Roger
O'Connor, head of the restoration
department, will discuss but not
describe in detail.
Then it was carefully gone over,
inch by inch, and each bit Of paint
returned to the position it occupied
when Reynolds finished his work.
Then the whole was cleaned and
vanished again.
The same tricks were done re-
Gently for a Rembrandt portrait OF
the painters son and worth $50, 900.
The procession of ailing canvass
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
Iron-Clad Union Rules Bring
'Speakeasy' Theatre TON. Y.

where are they going to get the
money to pay themselves?
One group recently did get a
vacant theater, economical dras-
tically on technical expenses Cat
the union rate), put on ar unpaid
(for themselves) performance Of
Hotel Universe for a private pro-
fessional audience and k a
whole column in the Times drama
section afterward apologizing to
Equity for unwittingly breaking it's
rules.
A sizeable portion of the union
memberships is reported to favor
making special provisions for such
performances, but so far nothing
has been done.
The result has been the boot
leg" theater.
Brooks Atkinson, the Times
drama critic, was invited to a boot
leg performance recently and re-
ported on it, without divulging any
details, even the name of the play.
The show IA given in a mid
town Manhattan apartment, dimly
lighted and with curtains drawn.
The open sesame was two rings on
the bell and the password friend
of will Shake"
The audience sat around on par
lor chairs and divans, drinking
highballs. The stage was simply
n end of the room, the actors
making their entrances and exits
to and from the next room
The repformance was given with
theatrical dignity a nd Formally.
Afterward the audience and actors
mingled-and awaited word of the
place of the next show, and the
password.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
Production OF Poultry
Advances In Currituck
Farmers Interested
In Milk Sale Plans

ROCKINGHAM, May 5.-Six-
ty.s six of 68 Richmond county
farmers interviewed showed keen
interest in selling milk OIL a
proposed new milk route to the
Carnation receiving station at
Albemarle, O. o. Dukes, farm
agent, announced today. Steele's
township is already served by a
milk route to the Albemarle
plant, and the proposed new
route would serve other parts of
Richmond county.
Dukes and Assistant Agent j.
p. Chopin are working with
Wayne LaRue. manager Of the
Carnation plant at Albemarle, in
surveying the possibilities of ex-
tending the milk routes in this
county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
Wayne Farmer Is Not
Worried About Rain
GOLDsBORO, May 5.-sLet

GOLDSBORO, May 5.-ssLet
it rain" says Walton Aycock
of Buck Swamp township, now
that he has installed tile drain
age on his farm. r. B. Harper,
assistant Wayne county farm
agent, reports that H. M. Ellis,
extension agricultural engineer
of State college, recently assist
ed in laying 100 yards of con-
crete tile on Mr.. Aycock's farm
three miles west of Pikeville.
Mr.. Aycock reported perfect
drainage after a hard rain last
week, and says the investment
will easily be worthwhile in
the use of previously flooded
lands. The farmer made the
concrete tile at home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
BY S E s., HUFHAM
(Star Correspondent

DELCO, May 5. - If the famous
poet who wrote about "Chee, chez,
chee!" was living today, perhaps ne
would want to visit Van kelly's
biddy coop at Freeman and write
another poem on "Cheep, cheep,
cheep!' because Mr.. Kelly has two
thousand little biddies and n Old
duck. The old duck might be an
expert in the quack business, but
the biddies have him cheeped out
of house and home.
Sometimes he shakes himself and
looks lonaingly out over the tree
tops. Perhaps some day he'll ruff
file the breeze and take off, leaving
the old haunts to those cheeplng
chicks.
Two Of our friends were In a
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
GOOD

An abundant supply of good pure
water is one Of the greatest inn
provements that can be installed in
any home, says H. M. Ellis, extern
sion agricultural engineer of N. G.
State college
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
CONTROL METHODS

There are control methods for
leaf, stem and root diseases Of rose
bushes, says Howard r. Garriss, as
sistant extension plant %pathologist
of State college.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
INFERTILE EGGS

Poultry raisers are urged by c..
F. Parrish, extension specialist of
State college, to produce infertile
eggs by disposing of male birds just
as soon as the Matching season is
completed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06
DUST L E

DUST KILLS INSECTS
Rotenone dust will kill Mexican
bean beetles, cabbage worms, and
similar leaf-eating insects, advises
]. o. Rowell, Extension entomolo-
gist of North Carolina State college.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-06

Albinism occurs throughout
most of the animal kingdom.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
1lt,Yer 2sarten In, SelH
fir 8mnecsIcitater>2lnt
@c,uirbt iicj mm bic 9pminatiun Der
Nrnubl;faucr

linpor Snrolb 8. Burton beapirbt
Iid) bel ser Torlpahl am ia. Mai Tim
oie republifaniid)e Nbmination fir
bhs MINT zines @unogsienotors.
Cr CAB folsenoe grflGruug ab:
.>n birier fritilten 3eitperiooc
mill IL oie helten 0ieaIte lcilten, oe.
rem :,5 fibig bin @eru in Sen Bun.
Scsienat getpGb!t, perSc id MIDI Sen
better Sntc: eiien ecs Eublifuns inn
aanS"n ipibmcn nno beionbers Sen
SntL'n bes ssrieoens: Ser Sparlonr'
felt, Der &ieosrcrboluna bon Ssl,ou,
ilrie rms 2anbmirtid,aft nno oen 9e,
ihri,;iien ien:r, sic obuc eigene
Sd,ulb in 9'ot geratcn iinb.
Id iueroe mcine Yflihten als
War " hon GIppelono Ole &agne
binhlrd, ipabnchmen. sSm Sale mel
ntr Stciiaration I'M mein slmt i'm
Scnat int rSSo:luar 1914 an5,itreten,
;ri,h ipcr in'ncr rlcin Mehtsbireftpr
icil MIRO, rlcinc Tflihten als Mappr
iibcl rehncn unb onrit Oie Yolitif
lncircrTeripoltlme wGbrenb ser iibri-
gen If Monntc meincs Mmtster,nns
oll;ry ;tterbaltcn
Tas borlGnfige Sulptouartier fir
WnrlnnS &1,urognc lpurbe irltcr
He;tnra bes Sefrctdrs ocs Mapors
Gail 8. Sart "roffnct.
S',u aleu- 9icpublifoncru, Sic iih
nm Sic Morinctirn bctpcrbeu, bat
@nr'on sic bette 9luSiid)t.
SHer INNER obcr IN Scr Tcrlpabl
licgt, miro iib nit @naocsienator u
y. Gonnbep SIT melien baten, Ser iid
hisDrr ols lnbciicabar er,pieien bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Ken;crt Scr perei,,ieten
$Gs,,er tatte Hieiet,.
bcSnh

S:e Gerelriaten SGrger batten am
SaTstns abenH il, ibrem Maiien-
9on5ert bas Seut'htum na6 Dem
Weiiieite Sudienbeim eingelaoen rnb
es folgtc oen Nl,f IT, Sdaren.
E2 ertpdrr,t INNER bas Sers, oie
irbiurn idlibten oeutihen Golfslie.
Der ,u boren. Scrr 9iriaent 5rit
Sd)liiuba6 acb nit ieinen Sdngern
Dos 8eite. Nuf Die Gcreinigten 9a'
nenr,ore uuter Hrof s. q. Hulier
itanoen nidlt Srriid in oen 2eiltl,ngen
Nerr Soc Soc prdientierte iid) als
Soli-t. Il,h Die Tiancioliltin Moie,
mari @opayei tpar eroBartis in ibren
2eiitungen. Ser 8eifaa fir beioe ipar
oneebradt. Die Mfron 2ieoertafel I'M.
ter Dirieent g S. Serman iuar trot
bes siIigen @etters sefommen uno
er!rcute Die 8eiu1er nit ibren 8lans.
leiit'naen. AaentbaIben b0rte man,
balI bieies aon5ert elm elltes mar uuo
,eig+ss, bob SOS 9eutihtilm nod ltola
Ut ieine Sineer iein fam.
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gressive right winger, is also nursing an
IN iurnd knee
Coach Bill Cook is hoping that Bro
ther Bud will be ready to resume his
place in the lineup Saturday night but
he's not so sure about the other two.
Syracuse, led by playing coach Jack
Mar"klo: is improving right along and
is tough obstacle in Clevelands fight
for playoff berth. Gcalie Bill Beve-
ridge OF the Stars has been playing
sensational hockey and has received
fine support from Zip Foster, Norm
Locking, Eddie Convey, Make Bennett,
Art Berlett, Bill Cunningham and the
others.
Cleveland-Syracuse encounters have
always been fast and aggressive and
there is no reason to believe Saturday
nights tilt be any different.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Allstar Wrestling
At The Arena
Monday, Feb. 5th

Another great wrestling show, featur-
ing re-match between gentleman Jack
Washburn and Ray Steele will be pre-
scntrd Monday night at the Cleveland
Arena.
No less than 1857 fans witnessed
the last show and will another great
card signed by Catchmaker Leon Bal
kin, capacity crowd is expected.
Washburn, ace roughneck, and Steele
clever mailman, met for the first time
carrier in the year Washburn was dis
qualified for roughness but Steele did
net want to accept victory in this
mann er. AS ii result, the two were sign
cd to meet again only this time dis.
qualification will not be allowed.
Tine semi-fnal brings together the
m"r! mated Ivan Easpuiin, mad nus.
sian, and Tiger Joe Marsh
Familiar faces will return in the pre
liminaries Of the great show. Hans
kainpfer, the German strongman with
The 2reat physique, meets Frank Sex
ton. This is Kampfer-s first appearance
in Cleveland in many years.
Leo Numa, the blond Adonis, returns
to oppose the rough Tom Zaharias and
Mark Hosely grapples Pete Baltran in
the opener.
An organ recital, starting at 7:3O
2. m, will proceed the show.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

rca' Eatriciu Spnncllp, sic ols so,
n;grn slmcrifoniit,er Shonbeit Die
len CONNER in Ntlontic Gitp &C.
fro"t lullroc, ipirb periHnlih ampccno
ic;u unb mundr nit ibrcr YrGienta'
tcil iibrrruidcu
Sen &prteil, oal' ser 3irfus in Ser
9lrrra 'tctt,inhct, lit, oaB mebr Sit,
uele1cnbcit ilnS BON ieben Sib aus
aqra iiberieben iperoen fann. Gs miro
hahmcd) Dem 8rotto moglih genlaht
Eic $4,000 @aiicn uuD Sdn,lfinber
b;s slrn fiinften @rahc 81 beoicnen.
@ibrcno Scr 3irfuspcriooe ipcr,
ocu GpeSialSiiac 8dlte pon auberbalb
nod 0!cpclnno bringcn I'M iid ST ers
irtrcn al oicier @irtcrbegebenbcit.
Sn 'o39 bclrd,tcn cine S:ertel Mll,
lion McnIhen SEN 2irfus.
N"lcrocrte El1fe iillo icbt ST bas
ben III Gingng o"r Union Gunrmers
cial 9anf llno in ser slrena. Hrciie
iiir Ne'erpiertc Sibc iinb: 75c, 81,
$1.33j unb $50, Sinats. l,nb Sc
hrra!iteucr eirgeIhlpiien. Iagemei-
uct Eintritt iii 40 Gents.
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0tpppbrom
uThe Sighting Goth" beainnt
SamstaM ben 3. 1ebrmar.

~Ssames gogrep's ne,,eiter Slim BE-
titc!t ~9be Fighting 69tb" nirb oie
,ldsiite slttraftior inn 6ppobrome
lbeater ie;u nit Bat S'8rien uno
@ccrge @rent in 9itelrouen, oie bon
Sei;.cp Qpnn, Mlan Sale, sSranf Wc,
Nush nnb einenl 0Mbenb nnoerer gu.
ter Spieler unteritiibt werben.
Gcsrep 1T Elm ifeder j,ineer Col.
bat IN SEEM gorfer Rcaiment uno in
isinei 2al,fbnbn i'm militdriihen
training Ganlp lit eine Ianee @eibe
Suinmentreffens nit MutoritGten,
umo Die feriuhen Dos militGriihe Be-
iet ~ nid,te sil MAIDEN uno er
fo:a.nt 6a6urh fort,pGbreno in I'm.
onssnebme sfpicriafeiten. Der
Hrielter oes Nesiments beriuht Cog
ncu 81 reformieren cher aaes um.
iraii. Dies lit cir nusitebenbes Re.
riibntes Bib. bas Sic unbeoingi
icleH nliiien. !.
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Meeting

In my last column l made an
error in our meeting date. The
meeting will be in February on
Tuesday, Feb. 9th. Be sure you
are there so YOU wont miss Woo
dy'S wild west movie. If this does
not nelp attendance, we will hold
them in the Penn.
To Youngstown
G, lettings and welcome. All of
Our boys are anxiously awaiting
your arrival, we hope you come
in full strength as we will try
hard to make your stay pleasant
one. The game will be played at
the Senior High at the corner of
Lincoln aid Refs SITS. After the
game anything goes just so we
all nave a good time.
Attention Reporter: All items
ior publication must be delivered
at our office Tuesday afternoon.
Your last weeks mail was deliver
cd Wednesday afternoon. That is
10 late. This weeks mail we re-
ceived Wednesday morning, also
late! Remember deadline is Tues
day. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

9Tit e!bloul bcs 81. SeScmher 1889
iinS sic Silbcrmiin:en 81 200 MsM.,
sic chi ser cincn Seite b.e bon einem
Vihcnfran, lmgebcre &ertbc5eihs
n:llu lnln auf Ser anSereu 'Scite Oen
Sirithsablcr .ragen, auBcr aurs &C.
Ictt .porbcn. Die TinlDlltngsfrilt
!1uft tis gum 81. WiGr5 1910. Sbre
@.iliiefeit trbalten bic etipus fleine,
ien 200 Mlf. Stiide. Die aii Scr ci,
ncn Seite ous Gopibilonis ocs @e,
nrrGlirlomorld2alls bon Siuocnblrg
,u,o olf Ser @ertietc oas Sobeits5ei'
d)en tragcn
Gle nit Gem 81 ScSembcr 1888
alber &urs geiettcn 3 HWt. Stiife
tpnncu Dem Scutldru Som lllat in
Glcocluub, Ohio, 1922 MiOiano
"'Sa., gum llmtallf aeacn nod gill.
tlgc 200 TaR. Stiifc cingelauot
c,hfn
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2lrScit mii'ien ipicbcr Die SSpr,
muI:.rc fir sic @lubescinfommens
itcucr ousGrfiiIlt !pcrbcn. Sabei hiirf,
tcn sic iolGenoen slnboltspunftc po1l
g:rscn iein.
siSer lit itenerpfl;htia?
Sebc unp"rbeirotcte Eerion pber
ichc nerbeir,tc:e Ycrion, sic ,idt nit
sem @attcn pber Scr 8attin 5l,iamz
Mrr!sbt, ,pcldc inn Sabre 1888 eit
gtcl.pcinfomncn bon $1,000 Deer
nchr ODER Elm grllttpcinfpmneu BON
$1,000 ODER mebr battcn. Wann lnb
Gai''::n, Sic suiammenlcbcn nnb Die
1888 Gin observation-disclosures bon
S25OO ober mcbr ooer cin 8eiamts
truttoeinfon1men bon $4,000 ober
nch, rlad.cn. sluc bieIc Scutc Mill
irn Sormlllorc msfiillcn llno ,per inl
lln'larcn lit loa iih an ben 8lnbes.
ltclNrfpntrplcur I'M nellcn Yoltges
bCmne lpcnhcn
Mann iilb bie ssprlnlllare m,sSu=
fiill,Hr.
,,,n Scr 3eit bonn I. Ssanl,ar 1910
hi, ilun IS. WGrs 1910.
go mno luie?
lie Ssormulare miiiien an ben
Wllu>esitelsrfcntrolleur geianot ODER
ipait,pip iibrrmittelt ipcroen. @ie Die
Substituting eriolgt beiagen Die Sra
ucn hes 5crnrllars.
&s'e hob iino oie Steuern?
&;cr Yrpsent Morlnaliterer aui
oos gtcttceinfcntmen, bon tpelher
Snrmc gc'':i''c perirnlid)e Musaa'
ben, 0rebite fir obbGnqiee Yerionen,
3inisr allf II g. @crtpapiere uim.
obaa,caen Teroen fonnen. 3ulblag'
ilrrer auf 9tcttneinfommcn iiber
$1,000.
Man ltl.Siere acnau Ole Ssnitr,f
tiunrn, ipelbe ieoes 5on1lllar beglei'
ten.
Mrn id)icbe oie slusiiilluug bes
,scrr:ulars nittt ouf Die lange 8anf
&c cter man bie Saf)e erleoigt. I'M
10 senauer fann oes Gcihebeu un6 Il
eber lit man tie los.
Man 5crltore nid)t Die Noti5en
sic Grou iib bei 8erednungen gema61
bat lRan tann lie INNER ipieoer &C.
Crauhen.
g2en beart,uortc ale syrageu uni
iibcr'ohe feine Yorihrifteu.
Gi:,u 50gere nidt. notuenoiee ooel
gclpiinibte grfldrungen bin5u5ufii
gen. Solde Suiormat'cnen perbiiter
INN. tiee 0er5oger,nsea Ii. slusgaber
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bctorte, oab iib oaran nidts ged,'
bert babe.
Sahrblnbertrlona iuaren Oeutlb'
Iano nro Hublono 6rellnoc - mar.
In, .1!ht bellte?
Scr Mconcr tat Spesif;ibcr ariegs'
sielc feline Grr1bnung. Sln ollgenci'
ncn !mlrhc feline Meoe nls Elm Scriud)
be,r4eilt oos beltide Gplf 5u neuen
S3fern an5l;ipornen.
Seine Gebe uabr 1 Stltnoc 4 Mi'
nutnn in s(nlpruh unb Damn ipra6
scr Hrppagonbominiitcr 8oebbels
mo sab oie Gerliherlma ob, boB oas
S,ut'he Solf geidloHcn butter lci'
u,n sSiibrer Itcbe.
Nniuabme Der 9lcbc in Gnslanb
",uoon. Mus ser Hcoc Sitlers 1T
rrIhtlih, bob er Sic Spffnlng, cine
Srcnnl:ng auiifcn Gn9laro lno
,Sroufre:1 berbeiiiibren 81 fDnnell,
allieegeben fat ul,o iett nnbcolngt
init Sem geihloliensn 3uiammenltes
5cn bcihcr M1:tte r"hnct. ssn Haris
mci'. man baralf bin, oa6 Sitler noe.
ser cttras Nel,es aeiagt nod irgeno-
cine Mnber,tlne bon ieincn slblihten
Grgeben bat.
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IN Der Nrcna ppm 10. Tebrnar bis
2. WGrs.

3nm eritennol in icincr 8eldid)te
miro Der iGbrIihc orti Siine 3irfus
in h'r ncuen Wtiaipn Collar Nrena
eam 19. ssebrllar bis 2. @tdr5 ltatt,
finhsn, nit M,.snobme bon Sonntog.
II ser aus9e5eihnet gut arran,
aicrten S:tgclegenbeit ser Irena
miro bns Yubliflun beiiere 8elegen.
bcit hobeu bie peri6iebenen &oritel.
llunaen mie aunltt!!rncn etc. al beobs
adt"n, ingt ssreo g. Snpbcr, @rpttp
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E!ebr aeboten perben, benn oie mel
ten Gorfiibr,lngen iinb IN europa
crtp;felt ipproen uub sic |cIlldcr
mcrocn piele3 81 ichcn bcfpnllncn.
SSslr 'etten Satr nabmen iiber 10000
Ntenihen bon allfcrbnlb Glcpclanbs
an 3irfus tell.
0ds reihboltige Erogranlm lpeiit
% 9sl,mmern ouf mo allbcrOcm
!5nn,erte arbcrer Gorltcal,ngcn 3. 9
miloe Siere, merncn ibre slufluerf'
innfeit eripefen. Mud, vWtiB 9lmc.
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By Paul"

New Castle, Pa, Feb. 1.-The
New Castle Terriers played ball
in Alliance last Saturday and I
do mean played ball. Alliance
Aviators play hard clean basket
ball and any team must play good
ball to defeat them. New Castle
ext nds their thanks to Alliance
for swell meal and good time.
Whoever said that the Alliance
bunch could dance, certainly
knew what thew were talking
about. | myself add that they
can cook too!
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@eietnng Der Tfarritcllc in
SSraaraid,.

@crirfsoed,nnt 6. 8riier beintte
an lS. Nftpber y. s. IN 8eglcitilna
beS @e5irf3anlpaltps 6. &naa Die
@en'inbe 'Soearait, INN bie 8ebin.
gunssn fir o:e @ieo, rbciebung ber
Gfarr'teue fcIt,nieten. 9ie 8emein-
Srpcr:retllne hatte bereits porber elm.
Itim,nia beihioiicr, Yfarrper,peier
Grburb granbit m,fSrfcroern, iid)
I'M bic erIebiate Yfarriteac 81 be-
lperbcn. 0ericlbe 5ctte ii6 bereit ar.
fldrt, ser au'forocrung 5olge 5ll
lei'tcn.
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2(,as Siebet,bmreei,

10 tra1iif) ec5ir:,eihieoeuen Minis
'ierp-dlibenten arnnno Galinescu
oerpfIid,tet, Der bel &eritGnonis fir
oieic Code ge5eigt bat. Shlieblid
gcbiihrt nnler beionoecer Cant Dem
llnierri!,tsminiiter unb Der geiamten
9iegierung. llnier 0auf iol ieood
nidt MIR burdp @Drte gum Musbrltd
fomren, ionSern ba.tptidhlih 90
ourd), bab mir NJ bteien beutihen
Stf)aten iebt unb aud) in Scr 3uflmft
tre,e @iirger bes Houigs unb ocs Yas
terla::Ses cr5ieber.
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ing a hopeful eye on
their injured players
as they prepared to
fight it out with the
Syracuse Stars Satur-
day night at theArena.
Bud Cook, play-mak-
ing center, has the
grippe. Charley Mason
high scoring right wing
has a trick knee and
OSSie NSmunSON. ag-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

ssonarebmarn George s. Bender
miro bie &anoioaten ausillhen, mel
tbe BEL Der Bormabl i'm Wai BON Der
Hiap;blifaniiGen Bartei fir Gountp.
slel,ter ,mterlt:itt iperben. Nm tpihs
tighten lit Die Nomiuation fir ben
glnbesienat. I'm Die iih allber 8en'
ser Wayor 6drolo $. Burton uno
aorarebmann 9ublep u. @bite bon
9'ot.pcH bctue.ben.
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6atten, hantte ct i'm Namen ser Son-
terus airhengemeiuoe allfs ber3li6-
lie. Mebrere allsapartige ltnb ale
iiic1llid,en 0olngstotpner Srganiia>
tiOnru liebcn Onrh ibre @ertreter
'boae lno lpertpoge Bei6enfe iiber,
te!f"n. allh Der beliebte Sad)Ien,
frensa, Qei6enbeitatter Jreo Neaer,
iiberreibte Elm Hilo nit $25 Silber-
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5llber= ubllaunl

renhcft bon 81. Mil(cr crlpGbnt unb
mrn fcm Oas Erosranm nit cincm
SdIrfmort bon SsaItor SritId. in
melhent er. nod 5,uei Shpcltcrr, tsr.
Mid,cel SGuller umN sSrMn Nnnu