davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-07-11

daughter was born Saturday, July 6, in Washing
ton, DC. to Mr.. and Mrs. James nBrownie" Brown.
Mr.. Brown is janitor in the Town Admin stration Of
ficess
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Cikancino carovani.

Frantiska Richtrova, 3Oleta
potulna cikanka, rada caruje a
kejkle j jdou znamenite. Nav
Silvia take nemocneho starce v
okol1 Jihlavy, ktery je jiz rok
upoutan ma l1zko. Cikanka mu
slibovala uzdravenl, bude-li pc
slusen jejich pokynG. StaTecek
uvefil a pfedem sveril cikance
"a jej1 carovan1 dvanact set K.
Richtrova potion nemoc zarlka
vala a ma konec odesla. Memo
cny musil pred tim sl1bit, re nj
komu, obzvlaSte vsak cetn1kum
mic nepov1, jinak by kouzla
zmizela. Sveril Sc vsak s veci
manzelce, kdyz sc vratila ma
vecer z prace, a jiz to slo. O We
ci byli zpraveni cetn1ci, kteri
jeste tehoz dine cikanku zasti-
hi We spolecnosti cikana Ru-
dolfa Istvana v jednom z hos
tinc1 v Brtnici u Jihlavy. Pen1-
re mel jiz u sebe Istvan. Rich
byla udana soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Znamy cesky maliF a grafik
Karel Koubek zemreI.

V Plzni zemfel ma tuberku-
losu We veku ctyfiactyficeti let
znamy malif a vynikajici gra-
fix Karel Koubek. Pochazel z
Tfeb1ce ma Morave. Re samou-
ka vyrostl ma dfevorytce vetsl-
no formatu.
V Plzni ma sebe upozornil
hlavne grafickym zobrazova-
MIN cetnych pamatek, z nichz
"a nejzdarilejs1 dluzno polka
dati plzensky kostelik U Jez1s-
ka, frantiskansky hostel v Pl-
mi, dale byvaly klaster Mari
anskou Tynici u Kralovic a il
ne. Rovnez rodna Morava no
caste inspirovala Ike grafickym
prac1m. TAX vznikly cetne Dire
voryty ma motivy olomoucke,
brnenske a treb1cske a z jinych
moravskych mist. Pohreb gra-
fika Koubka v plzenskem kre-
matoriu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Doktor nenechavY.

Pc dobu prazdnin navstevo-
vala roln1ka Vaclava Schwart-
re z Roznova nezadouc1 skod-
ma. Rolnfkovi sc ztracela ku-
rata a vejce, ktera mel pfipra-
vena k odevzdan1. At delal co
delal, skodnou nemohl dopad-
nout. Kdyz uz neved6l pTi pa
tranl kudy kan, vsiml 81 mama
XII z lidskych reel a nyn1 Sc mu
podarilo ma jejich zaklad6 zlo-
dele dopadnout. Je to byvaly
celedln, 24lety Josef Doktor z
Roznova, ktery Sc primal, re
provadel a re pfi Mich
odcizil pres ctyri sta vajec a
pet kurat. Byl oznamen soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
LaSky Pout'
POVfDKA. Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.

Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.

cecha, "vzdyt mas uz jen je-
no."
Josef ovsem nepozoroval, re
macecha hledf no dostati z do
nova, a take otec re by Sc no
rad zbavil, proto prijal S RADIO
st1 nab1dnutl otocovo: "Vypla-
tim tt tedy tisfc zlatych a das
mi ma ty pen1ze dluhopis, ably
mi je soud vratil, az pri sve pl-
n~oletosti vyzvednes 81 podil pc
matce."
S tim Josef radostne souhla-
sill. V nasleduj1c1ch dnech chy-
stall Sc Josef ma cestu. MlynaT
vypravil syna vsim potTebnym
a mlynaTka stale Sc "a Josefa
pfimlouvala, kdyz Relax pova-
zoval nekterou vec, ktera Sc je-
Ste mela koupiti, "a zbytecnou.
Rikaal: Gale, starousi, jen to
Josefovi kup! Vzdyt je to po-
sledni, co mu davas."
Josef v tech dnech sve ma
cechy ami nepoznaval, jak byla
k nemu laskava a jak peclive
Sc starala o jeho vypraveni ma
cestu. Nezkuseny hoch ovsem
nevedel, re vsecka ia jeji ma
hla laskavost pochazi z radost1,
re Sc h onavzdy zbavi z domo-
va. PTeplavn1 listek opatril Jo-
sefovi Relax sam cd kteresi
firmy, zabyvaj1ci Sc opatfova-
MIN takovych cestovnfch pro-
stredkG. Potion byla vyr1zena
zalezitost vyplacenl tis1ce fla
tych a jednoho dine odj1zdel 10
sef z domova. Loucil sc S do
movem tezko, ale touha pc Boz
&c byla prece jen vets1 nez las
ka k domovu. Relax byl pTi
loucenf z%arazeny, take oslzel
macecha pfala Josefovi stestl v
move %vlasti, ale prani jejf neby-
10 upT1mne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Slovenske Narodni Sdruzeni
venovalo We prospech csl. le-
gionarI-invalidI $25O.OO.

Slovenske Mar. Sdruzeni pTi-
spelo do legionarskeho ponce
neho fondu pri Cs. Narodn1 Ra-
de castkou $4,000. Zpravu tu-
to radostne uv1tali nejen cs. le-
gionari, ale jiste i celia krajan-
ska verejnost We Spoj. Statech.
Cs. legionari 81 nikdy nestezo-
vail, ale caste NELL DOZEN, re
Sc ma ne zapom1na. Slovenske
Narodn1 Sdruzen1 nezapomne-
10 tedy ma nase hochy, ktef1 do
sluzeb prvn1ho cs. odboje dali
svoje zivoty a kter1 vedf i dnes,
kdy bojujeme svGj druhy "a
pas "a osvobozeni vlasti, kde
jjedine je jejich mfsto. Cs. legi-
onari pine a nadsene postavili
Sc "a akci, ktere stoj1 v cele
Cs. Mar. Rada. Dekujeme Slo-
venskemu Mar. Sdruzen1 "a je-
no dar. Vern1 z1staneme a wy
trvame al do konce.Z v1tez1me !!
Ma vanocni a novorocni bla-
hopran1 pouzijte pomocnych
znamek. Objednavky adresuj-
tie: Disabled Czechoslovak Lee
gionnaires, 4049 w. 26th St.,
Chicago, Ill. = Veskere Diary
budou kvitovany v casopisech,
ale pos1lejte je primo do IRA
dovny ma uvedenou adresu,a ably
Sc pTedeslo moznym omylGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Josef Relax neiel do Ameri

Josef Relax nejel do Ameri-
ky jen tax ma zdarbGh. Mel
dopis ma vzdaleneho pf1buzne-
no otcova, ktery byl Americe
uz mnoho let. Kdyz sc Josef
octl Novem Yorku, byl primo
ohlusen ruchem velkomesta. O
takovem divadle nemel dosud
ami tusen1. Take mu trvalo
dlouho, nez naSel otcova INA
meho. Do bytu jeho vstupoval
s mnohymi nadejemi, ale ode
sci odtud druheho dine S TRIP
kym zklaman1m.
W zpGsob pTijet1 no zarazil.
Bylo docela jine, nez jake oce-
kaval, a ma jake byl zvykly z
domova. Pfijali no vlldne, ale
chladne, vyptali Sc no ma po-
merry v Neslivech a v jeho rodi-
ne a konecne Sc no ten clovek
ptal, CO mysl1 v Americe pocfti.
Kdyz Josef vysvetlil, re je
vyucenym kupcem a hodla 81 v
Americe naj1ti mfsto prodava-
&c v obchode, krajan Sc srdec-
ne rozesmal a rekl: IS timto
predsevzetlm mohl isl klidne
zGstati donna. V Americe ne
budes prodavati mic. Radny a.
mericky obchodnfk neprijme
pristehovalce "a klerka do sve-
no obchodu. Tato nedGvera
ma sve opravn6nf. Do Ameriky
hrne Sc lidi mnoho, poctivych i
nepoctivych, a tomu rozumis,
re je oba druhy tezko rozezna-
ii. Snad pozdeji, al tn budes
nekolik let a ziskas naturalisa-
CT, podaf1 Sc ii uchytiti sc v ne
kterem obchode. Ale ted ma to
nenf ami pomyslenf. Pro zaca-
tex mus1s Sc chopiti, CO Sc tt ma
hodi, at je to co chce, jen kdyz
to da zivobyt1."
Kdyz Sc potion Josef primal,
re by rad naSel Horaka, ktery
Sc Sc svou dcerou vystehoval
do Ameriky, American sc Ease
usmal:
Jed do Chicago, tam sc do
mluvfs cestinou, kdyz anglicky
neznas. Horaka jsem v mlad-
SIGH letech znal, ale v Novem
Yorku neni. Spise Sc v Chica-
gu doptas, kan Sc obratil. Ia
Ike ty tam spfse najdes nejake
zam6stnanf. Nam v Chicago
vdanou sestru, dam tt ma sva-
kra dopis, jiste tt svakr pora-
d."
Druheho dine, podekovav sr-
decne "a pohostenl "a dobre
rady, odjfzdel Josef do Chica-
ga.
Dojmy v Chicago byly u Jo-
sefa uz jine nez pTi jeho pTi-
chodu do Noveho Yorku. Tam
cftil velkou sklfcenost nez wy
hledal krajana, ale v Chicago
zaslechl ma ulici cesky hovor
a to no naplnilo zvlastni odva-
hou.
"Zde Sc mi jiste podaTf nail
tt misto v obchode," fekl 81 &C.
stou hledaje byt krajana, je-
muz byl doporucen.
(Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

Ma vanocni a novorocni blaho-
pfani 'pouzijte pomocnych
Znamek!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

to encroach upon that freedom.
Thanksgiving is the one moment
when we as country lay aside our
cares and our worries to give thanks
for the good things in life. Surely
in this troubled world no people
have more reason to be thankful
than we in these United States.
THE election is over and one
= seems to feel there is not the
usual bitterness. Mr.. Willkie has
assumed very wonderful attitude.
The q million odd voters who sup
ported the principles for which he
stood still have their full response
bilities as citizens. They believe in
the cause for which they have
worked and they will carry on.
Those who supported the New
Deal have their responsibilities, also.
The safeguarding of America is very
much in their hands. One of the
greatest of American traditions has
been set aside. What will be built
up in its place?
We want to unite for the preser-
vation of America, yes. Unity based
upon anything less than this would
mean destruction not preservation.
We shall all support the administra-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
PUBLIC HALL OFFERS
NEXT PRO BOXING
SHOW NOV. 18th

The fight all Clevelanders has
been asking for, that between
Anton Christoforidis, European
middleweight and light heavy
weight champion. and Jimmy
Bcvins. Cleveland's hope for the
world middleweight honors, be-
comes a reality a week from Fri
day night at Pubic Hall. Friday.
Nov. 18th.
The bout will be witnessed by
a sellout crowd which will pour
upwards OF $4,000 into the cash
register.
Christoforidis, handsome
Greek. is unbeaten in III profes-
sional battles. :,.. 49,
The Christoforidis- -Bivins bout
will be backed up with a. support
ing card packing plenty of action
Tickets for the. card scaled at
$3.50. Sl.75. SIPS and 80 Cents
tax paid. go on sale at Public
Hall hoxoffice and Bonds Clothes
4l9 Euclid Ave. There will be g.,
600 general admission seats at 6(
Cents according to MATCHMAKER
Larry Atkins.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

teilungen erribtet iperoen, tpenn Dies
bon Gltern bon 80 Goltsgruppen-
9lngeb0riser Sdiiler perlangt miro.
Musnabmslpeiie fam Der Inter
rihtsminiiter Dies bereits allh bel %
Shiilern genebmigen, iaas beicnocre
@riinoe porliegen. &inoer bon Nns.
ldnoern babcn bas Hed)t, sic Shuls
floiie ibrer Nfutteriprafe 5ll belll-
hen, tpcnn in ser &luiie Elabe fret
iino. 0ci Scr Groiinlng oocr slui-
loiilua iolder Shulabteillmaen
perocn oicie &inoer icood) uift be-
riidiichtiat. 9ei ser slliuobmc Ser
Shiilcr bubeu sic Gltcrl Dem SthN!
bireftor bcfonnt 81 gcbcn, oaG ile
Toltsgrrppenan0eborige 'ilto lnh
ibrc &inocr IN Die Eult@grllppcn.
obteiling ein5r,ihulen piinidlcn.
Tieic Gcroronllilg briNt cnoaiiltia
nit sen Erafti;en, oie ucr'tbIcbener-
orts. bcionbcrs nbcr in Sloucnicn,
bon ocn Sfll;bchorhcu 1ciiht luorScn
narcn. Sie ncllc GcrnhrlnJ modjl
nun nit all oieicn W'cthoocn Sdlllh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
CLUB NEWS
BY Art Ungar

Cleveland. Ohio, Nov. IL -
Last Friday a. our singing prac-
tice it was decided that the
Choral Club is going to give a
concert on Jan. 20. We also
thought that we should give a
short Saxon play, however this is
not dctinitive. In order to give
this concert with success. we
must have the cooperation Of
every member.
The director would like to see
more members there. If you come
once in a while you cannot expect
to learn any song. Speaking Of
songs, soon we are going to learn
"Screnadc" from the Student
Prince and also the well loved
"SweetheartW altz" SO come one
and all every Friday at 7:lS p. m.
New members are Louise Roth,
Agnes Salmen and Eleanor Drot-
left.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
MORE BANK CREDIT

In normal times. the banks of
America are the spark plugs of
our economic system. And in abb
normal times the banks are a
mong the first industries to be
called upon ior special and vital
Jobs.
A little example OF, this. which
didn't make the headlines but
which illustrates how banking is
cooperating with the government
recently occurred. The National
Defense Council has been seek
ing ways to prevent undue price
increases and to harness idle bank
credit.A short time ago represen-
tatives OF banking got together
with Leon Henderson OF the De-
tense Advisory Commission and
agreed upon a form of govern
ment contract which will be
"bankablc" which a contrac-
tor. ii he so wishes, can discount
at his bank. One result OF this.
according to Commissioner Hen
derson. is that there will be less
reliance on Government debt and
more use of private credit for
underwriting plant expansion"
Every dollar of credit that can
be provided by the banks and
other private sources. means that
the government will be called
upon Yor a dollar less. 1t means
less Of a burden upon the tax
payers of today and tomorrow.
Finally. it means that some OF the
billions OF "out-oi-work" capital
! now held by the banks will be
put to productive use.
MI along the line. banking is
showing its willingness to do all
| in its rowcr to expedite the de-
Tense drivc--and. at the same
time. carry on its willingness to
do all in its power to expedite the
defense drive-and. at the same
time. carry on its normal func-
tons on behalf OF regular. peace.
time industry and business. Gre
dit is as important to defense as
weapons-aftcr all. credit must
he provided. and in tremendous
blocks. before the arms program
can come out OF the blucprir
stage. Banking, large and small
never was more vital to this coun.
try than it is today.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
|BARONS 70 TRY
|FOR FIFTH WIN IN
SATURDAYS GAME

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. IA -
Averaging over five goals per
game, Clcvelands Hockey Barons
cont.t,re TO steamroller over all
opposition. Saturday night at the
Arena. the h'gh-Scoring icers seek
their fifth victory in a row with
the Philadelphia Ramblers furn-
ishing the opposition.
In four American League con-
tests. the Barons scored 2l goals.
Their latest triumph came last
Saturday when the (lrvelanders
battered the Buffalo Risons. 5
to 0.
So far. the Parons have cmerg-
ed victorious because OF their
ability to skate rings around their
rivals. The Ramblers present a
revamped lineup and the average
age OF their squad is the lowest
in the league.
Starting next Saturday. the
Rarons really swing into action.
After the Philadelphia game they
travel to indianapolis Sunday
night and then return home for
games with New Haven and
Springfield on the follwing Wed.
and Saturday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
St. Johns News
BY Art Ungar

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. IA -
Attention! A big attraction will
be here on Dec. Is. What is it
Why. it's another rip roaring play
to be given by the st. Johns Lu-
ther League. This play promises
to be the best one vet for. It takes
place in the later part of the 10Th
Century. The name of it is "Fash-
ion". There is comedy as well as
drama in the play. .... BE-
Don't forget to set aside Dec.
Is on your calendar and come see
Fashion" given by the Luther
league players.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

La Conga on ice is an innova-
ton in the Brazilian Rhythm epi-
sole OF the new Ice l'ollicS OF lC4l
to be seen at the Arena in { leve-
land Tor seven nights from Nov.
"a thru 80. under the ouspices Of
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
. The popular I.atin-American
dance is difficult enough on the
ballroom floor. but on skates it is
doubly difficult and doubly spec
tacular. In the new Ice Follies
production. 60 skilliul skaters
give a streamlined version of ! "A
COnga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

ostumed in authenic Brazilian
manner, the girls manipulate CO.
lOriul double-iaCcd shawls in for
nation with kaleidoscope changes
OF hue. 1t has been proved to be
one Of the most popular features.
Featured also in this portion
OF the Ice Follies are Bess Ehr-
hardt and Roy Shipstad in Tan
60 del Rio. These stars of the
lceFollies give streamlined ver-
sion of the Tango.
The whole show holds all at
ter1ance records in the Arena
and is presented at hockey prices.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
2lmiba,. Sc,,tiher Shalet,
III 1,,eeilapien

Ser &rie1 brattc iiir sic oclltihc
Tnlfsarlppc in SSugoilamicn manfc
Ginid,rGntlrng nit iih. Siac @illens'
GuBerunaen Ser Golfs9rnppe in
SueoilaWien llno olle ssorbcrln1en.
sic irgcnblpic hGtten folid ncritanbcn
,perben fonneu, mubten I'M Sntereiie
ser allgemeinen Sronlng ,ulo oes
Triehens am @alfan bis aui meiteres
eingeltcut lperbcn. Gle Solfsgrllps
pc bat lid, NIT elmer belpunoerl,ngs'
lperten 9is3ipliu in oicle nel,en Ser.
b6ltnilic aeflmocn. Gies mus I'M 10
mebr bem,nbert merben, nls Tie 1id),
fl,rs nah ser GinislngL aeraoe nm
slniang elmer 9roBen sluIbauarbcit
beiano. Seitcna bes Stoatspcltes
luuroe es ibr leiocr nift INNER &C,
raoe Iciht aenlaht, in ibrer bis,ip'
Iiuierten Snltllng aus5nburren.
Gie periticbcne llnbia, oie sic
TolfsgrlIppe 81 crtraaen hotte. hot
! Tie aber MIR in groBercm Wtabe si,.
iannlenaeId)neiBt. Sic l1eberihlpeml,
mlmasfataltrcphc. sic Sullienben
bon Solfsacnoiien Saus luto Sol
rernihtcte. leierte basu BEN beiten
9e,pcis. Ser SfipGbiidp Saltide
Gulturblmo nohm iofprt sic Sraonis
iation elmer oiliSoftion in sic &nno.
Sn gansen 2nnbe mllrben Spenoen
geIonmclt. an Srt uno Steae rid,
/ ten s(rbeitSfolonncn ser SNlaenb an
sic Sen @ieoerauibau in sic Sont
nnhmen.
| Sichtburer slllsorllf Ser Ginigfcii
( Scr Tolfsaruppc iuar obcr Dor ollenl
oic Grnennllng Tr. Sepp Santos
ium 6iihrer Ser &oltsgruppe. Seit
oieier 3eit iteht sic &nlfsgrilppc I'M.
fer iciner ,Siibrl,na einig uno oe'
ihloiicn bn, unb sic GrIolgc. sic lett
her crsiclt iplrbcn. Seiaen om beltcn
mie nctluenoig oieic MaBnabme mar
bctueiien ober olld,. oaB bies tofi!id)'
lid, ser Mann lit, ser irGhreno Sc,
ammpiiobrc gum 1iihrcr ser Tolfs
orllupe oe,paf'en lit unb Dem Willel
ocS %olfcs cntiprid)t.
Gincr ser arGBtcn Griolgc, sic oil
@plfSaruppcniiibrlma in ser lester
| 3cit pcr;cidmcn fonnte. lit sic Sc
nehnigung ocs heutid,en Meolgpm
nniilms. rs ssohrc lang mll6te bi'
%clfsgruppe. bie einc ,StGrfe pol
rrno 700 600 @Gpicn aliipeiit. Ohm,
| ieNc hGherc 9ebranltalt perbleiben.
Tas Meolapmnaiilm lit Gin pripa
tcS. cs miro in NeilmcrbaS crr:d,te
mo miro ncIlc ad)t @laiicn mfaiien
SIN llntcrr;d,tsrlnn gleidlt cs lid
nnllfonrnren Sem NenlAnmnallln al,
Sic llrtorr: :e)tsipradlc lit. ollier il
Ser icr6iid,"n Spradc. ser jlteoilap
;id,cn &c 'd,idltc unh Scr Grbfnnb
| Gin hieicn TGdrri Miro in bcrStaats
lrrad,c ,nterrid,tetl bciltid,. Tcutit
miro nut nrben Ser Stoatsiprah
bon Ser |. bis S,lr s. @laiie untcr
ric,tnt. In Sen Itoatlid)cn @rmnaiic,
lit hies nid,t ser Ssall. henn BORT gil
Tc,ttid, als isrcmSiprafe.
Sir oie Gr0ffnllne BON GolfSarut
penidlulabteillnacn neben Sen itaa1
) ,Iid,cn Iolfsidulen erlieb Ser Inter
rihtsmhniiter Mitte @}ai cine nett
Gerorbn,ng Sic alle bisbcrigen Ge,
cromlnoen alBer araft lest. Ma'
oieler 8erorommg fGnnen iolde Ml
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

| wonder if we
are really CRATE
full for the free
a ir h at we
breathe, for our
h O m e 5 ou r
c h urc es, and
our schools. I
wonder if we are
determined that
they shall re-
main free, and if
we will resist ef-
forts from with
out or from with
in that today
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
BETTER PLACE TO LIVE

We've grown so used to war
and politics holding the headlines
that we have forgotten many
other activities which come a
great deal nearer home to most
OF us.
The work of organized .Ame-
rican retailing in behalf OF Ame-
rican agriculture falls into that
classification. The special promo
tiona! campaigns for "distressed'
crops were a chain store innova-
ton OF a few years back. The
chains have kept up the good
work, and independent store
groups have joined in. The result,
is that several times each year
this cOuntry's best and most pro-
ereSSive stores feature. advertise.
and promote the consumption OF
some basic farm product-nuts.
milk. butter. fowl. beef. fruit. and
so on down the line.
That is the kind OF work that
keeps this country going-thc
kind OF work that makes Jobs and
purchasing power and helps
maintain a sounder economic ba-
lance between city and country.
It's 4 big job, and the retailers
do it in a big way.
While you are reading about
war and politics, don't forget it's
activities Of this kind, going on
quietly and peacefully. that play
a part in keeping this country a
good place in which to live.
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ton when we feel it is right and we
shall not hesitate to object when we
feel it is wrong. That is America.
HITLER'S peace feelers have
- been disregarded completely,
both in London and in Washing
ton. Some of our diplomats have an
idea that the Hitler move, if actual
ly taken, was one to satisfy German
industrialists who fear the time is
near when American production will
outweigh that of the Axis countries
and will give definite advantage to
England. All moves by Hitler will
be looked upon with suspicion.
IMPORTANT decisions are still
L to be made with regard to f.
nancing new defense plants. There
must also be something done to-
ward unifying the regulatory action
of the Federal Reserve, Treasury
Department, and other agencies
which have to do with bank credit
and financing of the huge deficit.
The Federal Reserve Board seems
to be fearful lest there be problem
of too much credit, accompanied bv
price initiation. They do not want
repetition of 1886 and 1887 when
many of the Federal Reserve ex.
perts felt that their action to check
excessive bank credits came too late.
A MONG the major subjects which
4 - must be disposed of before Con-
gress adjourns are the revised tax
program, defense financing and CO.
ordination of defense agencies.
The Defense Advisory Commits
sion itself must necessarily be re-
vamped if there is to be progress. It
cannot function without head.
May I express to you my hope that
AVA 7eah me you aeiN reconsecrate
Yourselves to american ideas and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
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