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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Army 6, Harvard s,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 49,
R- An aroused Howard football
team, inspired to great deeds just
a few seconds too late, wound up
on Army's six-yard line at the
final whistle today, but had to be
satisfied with a 6-6 tie before a
$4,000 crowd at the stadium. Har-
ward faltered and frittered away
all of its early opportunities
against the almost equally uncer-
tain Cadets but after yearling
Henry Mazur, from nearby Lowell,
raced 40 yards to register tn e
Army's points in the third period,
the Crimson sprang to action. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
NAVY 10, A 0

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 1914
Navy's air : minded powerhouse
ripped through Drake university i'll
the rain today to register its fourth
consecutive triumph by a 10 to G
score before $4,000 spectators. Bill
Busik led a first period navy Of
fensive to the edge of pay dirt and
the reserves quickly showed across
a touchdown when they took over
for the second period.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Texas 30

LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 10. - Up -
Too smart in every department for
their opponents, the University of
Texas crowded a 81 to 0 Southwest
ern conference victory over the Uni
versity of Arkansas into a single
quarter this afternoon. Approximate
ly 10000 fans watched under a
sweltering sun while Coach Dana
Bibles Longhorns mixed forwards,
laterals and an occasional brilliant
running attack to smother the hap.
less Razorbacks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Winston-Salem Racer
Injured In Greensboro

GREENSBORO, Oct. 19.-R-
Henry Weaver, "a. Winston-salem
racing driver, suffered a fractured
collarbone, possible injury to the
brain, and a severe scalp wound this
afternoon when his car went out of
control and crashed through two
fences in the finals of a race at the
boro hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
uWake Forests Deacons Defeat Marshall By 81 To 10 Count
Gridiron Graphs

the first period with Len Krouse
scoring on a 26-yard aerial and
Chuck Peters 96-Sard touchdown
return of the second half kickoff,
sandwiched 30 minutes of cour-
ageous defensive stands by the En-
gineers, Then, in the last period,
State came to life, scoring on a
30-yard. pass, Leonard Granny to
Hank Day, and two intercepted
passes. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Trojans Win

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-R-
Southern S%alifornia's Trojans, reg
istering their first Pacific Coast
conference victory, outlasted a
battling band of Webfoots from
the University of Oregon and a
heat wave that had the.
over the 100 degree mark to ride
on to a 10. to 0 triumph before
100000 in Memorial Coliseum today.
The game Oregonians held the
Trojan Rose Bowl machine fast for
the first half but saw their efforts
wasted late in the third quarter
when a dash through the line by
Quarterback Bobby Peoples turned
into a lateral to big Ben Sohn, 226
pound guard. Sohn, heaviest man
on the field, charged AZ yards to
set up the touchdown on the Web
foot two.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Ohio University Downs
Furman By 1876 Score

ATHENS, o., Oct. 19.-R-Two
touchdowns and a safety gave Ohio
university a Is to 6 victory over
Furman today in their inter-sec-
tlonal homecoming football game.
The deadly punting of quarterback
Danny Risaliti kept the visitors in
their own territory most of the
game. They scored their only
touchdown with two minutes to
play. I
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Ice Melts Cyclones

COLUMBIA, Mo, Oct. 9. -R-
Nimole new conner Harry Ice of Mis-
souri, belied his surname today and
melted Iowa States Cyclones with
red hot running gear that wore a
beaten path to the goal-line and gave
the Tiger a 30-14 Big Six conference
victory. The 165-pounder playing his
first year on the varsity, electrified
$4,000 spectators with three touch.
down runs that ranged from a two.
yard bolt through center to a 51-yard
z~ig-zagging junket.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Yale 1877

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. i9.-
R-Ted Harrison, Yale's brilliant
baseball pitcher, never heaved a
more perfect strike in his life than
the one he shot at John Reid, sub
end, today. 1t came with about a
half-minute left to play, and gave his
victory-starved football team a well.
deserved Is to Z heart-stopping tri-
umph over Dartmouth. Harrison had
replaced the injured Ray Anderson,
only seconds before the climax play
which left the crowd of $4,000 groggy
with excitement. 1t was a short six.
yard pass down the middle and a two.
yard dash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Whitney Buys Mahmoud
For 100000; At Stud

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 19.-R-
Mahmoud, winner of the English
derby in record time, has been
purchased by C. V. Whitney for
approximately 500, 900, the Lex
ington Herald said today.
The grey champion is to be
brought to Whitney's bluegrass
farm for stud. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
PENN A 2a.n

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 19LM
-Lehigh battled Penn State on al
most even terms for two periods
today, but collapsed and the I'M
defeated Nittany Lions marched to
their third straight victory by a
"a to 0 score. A 70-yard drive in
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
BLADENBORO

BLADENBORO, Oct: 1T
Clarkton warriors defeated Baden
boro football team 81 to 0. The
Bladens did not threaten during
either period, while Clarkton
scored almost at will. The entire
Clarkton team showed they we're
superior in charging, blocking,
passing and were not to be
stopped. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Boston College 600

BOSTON, Oct. 10. - Up - Boston
College power and deception thor.
oughly %bewildered a game but com.
pletely outclassed Idaho eleven to-
day as the soaring Eagles trampled
their. 1n~tersectional rivals 900 before
a well-chilled crowd of 10, 900. It was
not until the games closing minutes
when Boston Colleges Coach Frank
Leahy cleared his bench of every
substitute, that the invading Van
dals put forth any sustained often.
siv,e. But even that late gesture was
not enough to escape the terrific
whitewashing they suffered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Miss State 4O-7

STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Oct.
19.-Scoring twice in the first
three minutes and thereafter in
every period, Mississippi state ran
roughshod over Howard college for
a 40-7 victory before 5000 fans
today. On the first play from
Scrimmage, fullback Toxic Tullos
raced 81 yards through Towards
big line for a touchdown. A few
moments later Tullos toted the
ball over from the 10 after Harvey
Johnson had logged it from the
Howard q. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
MINNESOTA 1877

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 19.-RLA
great Minnesota team wrecked
Ohio States hopes of retaining the
Western conference grid title to.
day. Before g., 1879 rain-drenched
fans, the Golden Gophers won Is
to Z after repulsing tw Ohio
threats near the goal line. It was
Minnesota's third straight win Of
the year and its first in conference
play. The defeat was Ohio's sec.
ond in four contests, two of the
losses being against conference
foes. I
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Brown 26-6

PROVIDENCE, R. T., Oct. 1s.-B
After t had been held scoreless for
a period, the Brown football team
began to roll and turned back Tufts.
26-6, here this afternoon before 5000
fans. Gene Coughlin, sub back, who
put the Bears out in front in the
second period with a touchdown pass
to Lou Duesing from the Tufts 80
and Hal Detwhiler whose 34-yard
touchdown run capped a 71-yard
drive to the second score stood u
In the Brown attack. In the fourth
period West of Tufts reeled off from
Browns "a a touchdown pass to Har.
rlson in the end zone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
BRITISH LAUNDRY PRICES VI

LONDON -R-In the midst of
Nazi air-raids comes prediction Of
increased laundry prices. Already
up 10 per cent over peace time,
another boost is imminent, they
say, owing to higher costs 70
soap, fuel and wrapping paper. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
27-27

OMAHA, Oct. 49, Up A gallant
Creighton football team, scoring 20
points in the last quarter, earned a
27-27 tie with Marquette in a thrill.
packed homecoming game today. The
tying o came on a spectacular
pass in the last two frenzied minutes
of play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
ScOreless Tie

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-R-
American university of Washing
ton and Johns Hopkins university
fought to a %scoreless tie today,
each team making one scoring
gesture but lacking the power to
carry It through. A misty rain
made the ball slippery, footing un-
certain and spectators uncomfort.
able. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
24-I2

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 19.-RA
Playing in the first snow-torm of
the season before a shivering
crowd of 10000, Fordham's unbeat-
en- Rams converted blocked kicks
and a tumble into -touchcowns to.
day to crush Pitt 24-12 for their
hire consecutive triumph. Held to
a 6-6 deadlock in the opening
stanza, Fordham capitalized on
breaks in the second to count three
times and clineh the si::th and
rubber duel of the rivalry. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Painters 20

EMORY, Va. Oct. 1s.-R-The
High Point college Partners of
High Point. N. c., took a 70 deci-
sion from Emory and Henry here
tonight in a football game in which
neither team was able to gain con.
sistently until the North Carolinians
scored in the final quarter. The
game was marked by the stellar
kicking of Kuras of High Point and
Farley of Emory.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

and bath, refg.; adults only; S45 month.
III NORTH CAPITOL ST. LARGE
rms, Kitchen. bath. porch, heat S35.
924 ST: N.W-2-ROOM APIS. S@5 AND
$40 month; large closets. gas range. Vene-
lan Blinds, pvt, baths; elec. lights and
neat furn. free. Now open. Keys 1235
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HOME
CHANCELLOR CLUB,

2l3l MASS. AVE.
Keep, away from that old boarding house
atmosphere. and enjoy yourself in this
beautiful ex-embassy home with 40 other
young ladies and young men. We have a
lovely double room with private bath and
shower, also opening for !. . or 3 young
people in cheerful room with private batn.
Our food is excellent: Our prices will
h a nm
Evening star., 1940-09-01

Single room. also double. newly deco
rated; semi-pvt. bath. switchboard, rec
reation room: SeleCtiYe menus
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ROOMS WANTED.

WOMAN. empl, desires light. clean room
leges; refs. Box gl-R, Star.
ROOM breakfast: garage near. Northwest,
not Tar downtown: desired by gentleman
Details, Box Or, Star.
REFINED college woman. employed. wants
TO rent room in suite at Wardman Park
or Shoreham Hotel; Ink. privileges; rea-
sonable; refs. Box 255-M. Star.
GENTLEMAN. quiet hammered, desires pri-
vate room and bath with congenial couple;
Rock Creek Park area or vicinity. Please
write details. Box SS-R. Star.
MAN, Govt. employe, student, desires room
in modern detached home with small
Protestant family: quiet NV. sec; give
phone. Box 16l-M, Star.
SETTLED WOMAN white. wants unfurn.
light housekeeping room or use of kitchen.
Box 149-M, Star.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires single fur
nlshed room and private bath; dignified.
nearby Maryland home. Garage and break
fast optional. State details. Box 3S4-M,
Star.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

1913 18th ST. NW.-2nd-FL. APT, 5
rooms, kitchen and bath refg.. oil heat,
porch; conY. transportation. S55
Evening star., 1940-09-01

1906 BILTMORE ST-One single. one
large double room. next bath; good meals;
gentlemen. CO. O340.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-Comf
single room: gentleman: pvt. home; un-
limited phone; excel meals. CO. 3127-J.
1892 LAMONT ST. NW-Large. attrac-
tive double room and sleeping porch. Also
single. Good table, strictly fresh vegetables
Also garage Adams hoo3
Evening star., 1940-09-01
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated at Washington
Room Exchange. with 700 well-located
homes. offer single. double and group
rooms. some with running water, private
BATH, at consistent rates. A director with
car shows available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50
Evening star., 1940-09-01
GOOD ENVIRONMENT.
THE RITZ

7 11E III q.
1881 EUCLID ST NV
Large Family Apartments,
SIS and SIS.
3 and rooms, dinette, kitchen and bath
apartments. Refrigeration on house cur
rent
A modern elevator building. convenient
to stores. schools and transportation At
tractive apartments. Venetian blinds.
Resident MANAGER. CO. I02O4.
American Security & Trust Co.,
Evening star., 1940-09-01

ATTRACTIVE furnished room with private
bath for > gentlemen, in Lyon Village, Va;
near bus lines CHI 6SSg
Evening star., 1940-09-01
. ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH

2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH.
1400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Large kitchen, free gas. tile
bath: plenty closet space; "a
hour elevator and switchboard
service. See res. mgr, MISS
McNEILL. co. O336.
Evening star., 1940-09-01
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SILVER SPRING. MD, 500 Takoma ave
Large front bedroom, next BATH gentle
man; SIS month. Shepherd 1852.
LARGE ROOM private home; Lee high
way. Arlington Va; single or double; all
modern Improvements. Chestnut 2121.
1906 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Mt Rainier
Furnished room, with use of phone and
garage. Sl4 month; 1-fare zone; gentle
man. Warfield 7O4S.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-Large, attractive
fn6o 1qT ROOM 0G IN p6yffs home Wisconsin
ATTRACTIVE furnished room With private
near > bus lines. CHI. 6SS9.
SILVER SPRING-Furnished room in new
home, > exposures, next bath; phone; bus
service; meals optional. SH 6945-W.
ARLINGTON, VA-Furnished room for
Eentleman. private bath no other roomers.
2422 N WASHINGTON BLVD, Arlington,
Va.-Nlcely furn, room in pvt. home, 10
min. TO D. c. Reasonable. oxford 09S7.
BETHESDA 500 MoORLAND LANE
Newly furnished room with, private fam
lily. next bath; board optional. Oliver 1869.
TAKOAIA PARK-Nicely furn. room. 3
windows. Columbia ave. SH. 2553. Ex-
press bus.
1907 RUSSELL RD. Alexandria. Va.-Re-
fined adults have sleeping room adjoining
bath with shower; new home; air condi
toned: oil heat: bus at door.
1927 N UTAH ST, Arlington. Va.-LoveIy
fur room in new homei tile bath, shower;
city fare.
room, new home; near bus: Sl5 mo. Chest
nut 45l9.
ARLINGTON, VA, 1925 N Veitch St
Rooms: FURNISHED or unfurnished- Rea-
CHEVY CHASE MD.-Living room and
bedroom, next bath; separate entrance;
garage For particular people oliver 1916.
Va.-Large furnished room, in modern
brick home. conv. to downtown, $50 for l:
S25 for >.
ARLINGTON-Large Colonial bed-liv. room
twin beds, maple furn. 30 min. down
679P 62En. lO' bus gar reasonable Oxford
SILVER SPRING, 636 Ridge ave.-Large
inrh' lch dr1fbio rm,i double or single c.hw So
ARLINGTON. VA, Az So. Wayne. CHI 1916
-Slngle lady. r. and b, pvt. family; home
privlleges: 1Oc bus; convenient TO Govt.
bldgS.. 4th st; SO wk
1916 WILSON BLVD-Large room. fur or
unfur., for lady. Chestnut 5G64. l.
ARLINGTON, VA, sos S. ,21st st,-single
or double room twin beds; nicely furn;
next bath; blk, l0c bus. JA. 1851.
SINGLE ROOM for lady. next to bath;
boek fom h9a "51sr 6ds ef cH hfft i unm Dh0ne
ALEXANDRIA-Loyely large room in new
twin beds. Temple 2143.
NEARBY .yA-Comfortable furn. room,
breakfast if desired; private home; conV.
transp.; garage. Chestnut S936. L.
FRONT ROOM. furnished, next bath; ch.w,
inner-sprlng mattress; private; close in;
adults: unlimited phone. CHI 2639. %
ARLINGTON. VA-In private home near
10c bus; large, comfortable. twin-bed-
room; excellent meals. CHI. 721s.
511 HILLWOOD AVE. Falls Church, Va
Beautiful room, new home. private bath,
garage; ~ min. ride 20 city. Call Falls
Church 1894.
p4Oa LOUIS AVE, Silver Spring-Single or
double room, next to bath; auto. hot water.
oil heat near schools. SH 2259-W.
MASTER and single bedroom, newly dec
GRATED and furnished, next to bath meals
optional. Hillside 016S-W. Ia
FURNISHED TO SUIT MEN, all conven-
fences. 1920 North Highland St, Airing
ton, Va.
Evening star., 1940-09-01
TABLE BOARD.

o5o1 CONN, ODD. Shoreham-Delicious
home cooked meals, selective menus: bkfst
25c, 35c: din, CSC, 75c; wkly. and monthly
rates, Adams 6415.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

DoWNTOWN APT. THE GRAYsToNE sI5
iSth St. NV rms. kit. dinette and
bath; Frigidaire on house current
10 FERN PL. NV (NEAR WALTER
Reed rooms, kitchen bath; pvt. en-
trance; heat, light gas included: adults.
1l22 9th ST. NW.-PRIVATE HOME. 3
rooms XII dining room, bath heat, gas;
S45 mo. Elec. and refg. available. DI.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

, r, k. b.: attractive: also good for any
business. sos 1lth st. NV. Key in hat
Evening star., 1940-09-01

WIND-VENTnATED BUILDING,
1Gf4 G0PLEY I2tb C3TuRTSi ~ Nv
accommodations and inclusive service.
Double corner apartments, three, en-
posures. commodious living room. two large
bedrooms homes sized kitchen, outside bath
and splendid closets, S75.5Q.,
Apartment of two rooms with connecting
bath: furnished dinette and Out side kitchen
All utilities and switchboard included
Resident Manager. Telephone Decatur O30O
1928 ST NW2 RMS Rs1S XII XII lsa RATH III
IL r st. ne, Apt. 5-5 rooms, Kitchen,
' 1924 Vermont ave. NV, Apt. a
rooms cav " ss11gN ssIMPsoN co, NC
3O1 SEAToN PL. NE, APT. 81 ROOMS
kitchen, bath; gas heat and refrigeration:
0'0'0V' c. W. SIMPSON CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. NE. 800.
,ooo nor,, THE TEES sARANAc. rooms hat,
M se' FRANK AM n TsPE Rorfh id2i th St NV
2101 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE
8 rooms, kitchen, bath screened
porch; newly decorated $3.50
rooms, kitchen. bath screened
porch -- 5000
119o ST; NE.
alton '. $4,000
: baths; newly decorated ~ 10000
4 rooms kitchen. bath M wv" s5o. 90
ave NV rms. kitchen bath 5000
rooms kitchen and bath 1890
144s GIRARD ST. NV rm.. din.
alcove. kit. bath 81 so
rms. bath 5000
Manager Apt 4.
LINKINS CO.,
1922 H st. NV District 1922.
furnished ------s.N N'' " ~ s45 90
1910 B St n.e:-.4 r., b.. elec. refs:
Evening star., 1940-09-01

CHEVY CHASE. MD-Large, attractive
fur. room. in private home. Wisconsin
40k0 or WISCONSIN 3l36.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

SILVER SPRING. MD, 500 Takoma ave
Large front bedroom, next bath; gentle
man; SIS month. Shepherd 1852.
LARGE ROOM private home; Lee high
way. Arlington, Va; single or double; all
modern Improvements Chestnut 2l21.
Evening star., 1940-09-01
BELMONT GARDENS.

1889 X st. n.w.-More than a boarding
house, less than hotel
Dupont 0706. Switchboard.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN, MD.-BUS TO DOOR.
2O-Acre Park. Outdoor Sports. Dinners.
PHONE SHEPHERD on4n OR h1S1
Evening star., 1940-09-01
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD Tor 2 boys In licensed home on
farm. Good school. near church. Terms
reasonable. Can give reference. Mrs. H. T.
NEAR MOUNTAINS in famous Shenandoah
Valley, COOL modern, large rooms; best
food; $40 per wk. Ref. GE O753 Mrs.
Landon Hoover Woodstock Va
BOARDERs WANTED. by wk., 81. or wk.
ends. 81 80; in Shen. Valley. near noun
tain, river and highway route IL: fresh
vegetables. chicken and Va ham; also spe-
clal Sunday dinners soc, when notified;
reference Atlantic 1367-W or long dist.
9-R, Mrs. o. M, Gochenour, Edinburg, Va
RIVERSIDE FARMS-Nr mountains river:
modern nome; screened porcheS: $3.50
weekly; Call long distance or Lincoln 2O35
MRS ChaS Burner, Woodstock. Va.
LAUREL LODGE has good food lovely
view overlooking Potomac River. near
beach; Sl5 wkly. Phi. 24-F. Harpers Ferry.
w. Va.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

$3.50 18th NV, Mt Pleasant-Doube and
single; private home; price reasonable; un-
limited phone. Adams 9593.
1870 MONROE ST NW-Smau single
2nd-floor room, running water in room
Evening star., 1940-09-01
707 goth ST NV

Opposite George Washington U-2-bedroom
apis, kitchen. dinette and bath. with large
llVlng room and screened porch.
BRODIE 3 COLBERT INC
1907 Eve St NV MA SS75
Evening star., 1940-09-01
NIGHT WORKERS.
1401 18th st. NV,

1926 Rhode Island ave. NV Catering
especially to Government night workers.
Breakfast in room, late midday dinner.
Phone every room From S25
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APARTMENTS UkEURNIsHEp

200 acres. on knoll all modern improve
ments; attractively furnished rooms: excel
lent meals Bowie 1915 Cr Box 42S-I, Stal
Evening star., 1940-09-01

RESIDENT APARTMENT AND DOCTORS
oflce-Four-room office, st floor Six
rooms baths, living quarters; 2-car ga
Wis. ave Call WO Bose for inspection.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

Furnished room, with use Of phone and
garage S14 month; 1-fare zone; gentle
Evening star., 1940-09-01
STUART HALL

1888 10th n.w.-Single rms: also doub
rms. with pvt. baths, Immediately cleal
beautifully turn,; unusual meals.
Evening star., 1940-09-01

2932 UPTON ST. NV blk. Conn ave,
nr. the Uptown. Attrv., clean and quiet.
Excel board
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muroe bas Subelpaar BON Den Sdpe.
tern oes ;3rpeig IT, Teripanoten llno
Irellnbcn nit elmer unerlparteten
lteberraiduri,g beehrt. Die ltcberru'
id)img lpl,roc bon Der Schtcr Gona
@lGf rmo iSrelnoin Gb. 1solf arran-
gicrt. Gs parcn piclc anpeicno. Gin
'hones 9eitef Safellilbef uno cine
9alnre ipuroen Dem Yaar als 8es
id)enf iiberreid)t. sllle unterbielten
iih auis bette nit Spielcn. Sineen
uin. Nahber ipuroe ein ieincr
2und, BON Gaffe, &llden, See Grcam
uno Grfriifllngen ierpiert. TanieI
lrno Coma 3ellman banfcn Sen Mn-
pcrlpanoten, ssrellnoen l,no @efannten
'iir Sic geteiligung lmb 8eihenfe,
'benic benen sic @eb6d sebraft ba,
ben. sllth berslider Tanf lei benen,
sic beieeiteuert batten aber nidt an.
peieno iein fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

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3erbes ,,no grsHrdi. Marrer II. a.,
ebenio at Ser Qeitllrg uno oem Ser
|fauf Ser &arten am Sral,benfelt.
slllen tpuroe bonn Stubl aus ser
Can't bes gereins ouseeiproben.
0ie &atbarinen oes @ereins laben
ale @itslieoer uno oeren 6reltnoe
fir Sen ndd)lten Monat nod ser Sc.
neralperiammll,ns itattfinoenoen
8atbarihen. .Sans
Elm nno boffen, baB alle a,tpeieno
iein ,rogen. ~
Sd oanfe anffoieiem Wcee allen
Sdipeitern 1no griioern fir oas
id,one @eibenf. Sic glumen nno sic
9eiuirtung, iotuie Sic Grennoihaft
Der Mitglieoer onIdBlid meines sc.
burtstages. Stub. Stoof.