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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
MisIc bon - Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland in Andy Hardy
Meets Debutsnte." 90. 400. TOO.
Phantom Raiders" ii4s. 2t5.
SIS. sa5.
RitLTO--Chester Morris and ona
Munson IN Wagons Westward. !"
1890. 500. $50. 1888, 1929. also
James Gleason ana Henry Daven-
port In Grandpa Goes TO Town"
II 30. / .5b. AS. e.55.
RIyIERt--Lols Lane and James Craig
in Zanzibar" ~ 30. 800, as
7.55, 1910. also Dick Purcell and
Charles ouisley in Heroes In
Blue" 80. IS. s25. 9 81. $40.
hONy--Msrgaret SULLIVAN and Jane.
stewart IN The Mortal Storm. I"
lz40. $50. 90. 10 ob: aiso Cesar
II 80. 2:4o. S SS. D'os.
KETuH> SHOWING
BtNShIf--Anns Nesgl. and Ray NIL
land In Irene. also Billy Hslop in
call = Messenger
CoMNt>ITY--Jean Arthur and Pred
Machurray In Too Many Hus-
bands. also james Stephenson in
Calling Philo Vance +"
KAY sTHtET-Errol FLYNN ana Mir
lhh HOPKINS IN NfNlHfa fltN
also Make Rosenbloom Ia "slApsie
Make"
LAktwOOD--Jaek Benny in Buck
Benny Rides Again. also Martha
Raye and Charles Rusgies In The
Farmers Daughter"
fAHk-Erroi Flynn and Miriam Hop
kins In Virginia city. slso Sidney
Toier In Charlie Chan In Panama
PROCTOR --- Burgess Meredith and
Betty ri.ld tn "Of Mice and Men
RtAIAHT-Efroi FLYNN ana Miriam
Hopkins In Virginia city. also
Teddy the Rough Rider "
RgN--Oinger Rogers and joel hrCrea
in Primrose Path. sLso Jackie
Cooper IN Seventeen"
SHELL - Douglas Fairbanks " and
George Bancroft in Green He'll.
also Vincent Price and Lionel A..
well ia The Invisible Man he
turns +"
sI>sET-Bursess Meredith and Betty
F1eld in OF Mice and Men. alAo
Martha Rave ana Chafies huzgisa
IN The Farmers Daughter
TbNPIf--EhirieB Temple In sThs
Blue Bird" Aiso Merle OberOn Ia
TIL We Meet Again"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
IMnabo" Have Premiere the Roxy Theaer Wednesday,
Mickey Rooney
AT Music Box
Starring In Lotest
Hardy FurnilY Film

Lewis Stone. Mickey Rooney
and the rest Of the Hardy Family
plus golden-voiced Judy Garland
come today to the Music Box the
alter in the ninth and latest Of the
popular series, Andy Hardy Meets
Debutante."
Together with Stone and Mickey
the other members Of the family
are Fay Holden as the loyable
MA" Hardy, Sara Haden as school
teaching Aunt Milly, and Cecilia
Parker as Miekey's charming sis
ter. Marian.
Judy Garland appears for the
second time in the Hardy series as
Betsy Booth, who came to Carvel
from New York in a previous film
and became one of Andys staunch
admirers. She greets the Hsrdys
on their arrival in New York. helps
Andy TO meet the debutante, and
sings two tuneful numbers TO help
the proceedings along.
Others in the cast are Diana
Lewis as the dazzling debutante
and Ann Rutherford as Mickey's
Carvel sweetheart. The picture
was directed by George b. Seitz
who has piloted all the Hardy
films save one.
Phantom Raiders" with Walter
Pidgeon and Florence Rice, shares
the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Irene Now All
The Beverly
Anna Neogle Star
OF Gay Musicol

A pslatiai Long Island mansion
an elaborate drcssmAklnK esgae.
ltshment and swznky suite 81
rooms in an exclusive hotel. are
only q few u the luxurious set
tings which serve as a frame for
lovely Anna Sesgie In Irene. :"
sparkling comedy musical open
ing At the Beverly thesier to-day.
Dozens % brilliantly designed
gowns and neeligees feature the
luxurious dress shop sequences
where a great deal 81 the Rko
Radio film Is laid. for q il here
that Miss Nesgie. as a model. IL
seen 10 best advantage in her first
glamorous role on the American
screen. The noted British star re-
Gently was seen in the title role
Of Nurse Edith Cavcil."
The companion picture Is Titled
"call q Messenger" and features
Billy Hslop and Huntz Hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
The Blue Bird AT
7 emple Theaier

Shirley Temple. who more than
once has been a part or total or
phan on the screen, gets her full
share of family in Maurice Mat
terlinck's THE Blue Bird" goth
Century-Fox picture in the new
Technicolor now at the Temple
theater.
In this screen masterpiece she
has mother. father, brother,
grandfather and grandmother
played respectively by Spring By
ington, Russell Hicks. Johnny
Russell, AL Shean and Cecilia Lof-
tus. To top it off Maeterlinck's
famous play also gives Shirley an
unborn baby sister, whom she
meets in THE Land of the Future, 4"
and two foster parents 49, Nigel
Bruce and Laura Hope Crews
It'll We Meet Again" with
Merle Oberon, shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Hilarious Comedy 10 Share
Screen With Dead End Kids
Adolphs Msniou. corols Lmdis and John
Hubbard Featured In Top FLIGHT Film

Carule Lands who made her bow under the Hal Reach
banner prehistoric debuane cosarred with hand
John Hubbard IN Rossh's streamlned comedy.
rurnahou filmed from the hnrne Smith novel and slated
for ia initial showing Al the Roxy thester Wednesday,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Those Firemen Again!

Remember last year when oul
city firemen gave VS. their Fire
Circus" in the Stadium
Well. this year 1t will bs
bigger and better than ever
and will be under direction Of
Capt Joe Cook. with ". A.
tBiID Grace Mt the micro
phone.
IL IL 10 he held this com
ing Thursday in conjunction
with the 47th annual confer
ence OF the Pacific Coast As
ISOLATION Of Fire Chiefs, which
will be In session ut that time.
A program Of Is events has beer
scheduled for the night show Al
the Stadium. and the public n
cordially invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
The Home Stretch,

Now that Miss Peggy Mason
has been selected TO represent this
city in the Washington state finals
of the 1910 Miss America" pag-
cant to be held at the Century BALL
room the night OF August 18th,
there Is much 10 be done II this
city is to secure the state title for
the girl who laughed herself into
a crown.
Plans 10 completely redccor-
ate the big ballroom for the
winter season have been step
ped up 80 that II may he In
new and attractive dress when
the 30 or more girls from other
cities In the state come here
to compete for the title OF
Miss Washington" and for
the right 10 make the trip 10
Atlantic City for the national
finals.
" AHAh n haf W ~ AAAA1 AtlhAAiii
will make known the complete de-
tails for the big show and a
big show IL will be. You can take
my word for IL that the evening
of August 18th win produce an
attraction the like OF which this
city has never seen.
II you are closer 10 Tacoma
than the Island of Malta, IL
will pay you to head for home
to be at the Century on that
grand and glorious night. I'll
back that statement with facts
within the next day or two
when all advance arrange
ments have been completed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31

lssi Reach r~ssnr~Isv snd ~ ~
sssscuw pset enr<~sn~ NJ hteh
issss pscshNsa wh<a Ms~ t4n1ls
- Mrs. wtlle~s ard Huhhasd -
h<y sa1ssanst sxch.n1s s<sss me
sv.ls<. shsr~iY Miss t.srztta steps
snts hsr hssshNnts oversees shxs~<
ard experiments wath fke pvnR.
lsus faced ~ th< mails pcftiee
~ ham&asEy. ats sue<. hseea.
ssealsss~a itsessra eeeemes >
f<shsanssl~ erciety mstrre <nd
siustsFs sssas ~ snrksNsl parties
whsIs be- wife w~sFs ~ ponts--
literally.
In spsts NJ th~ Fra~ ~ plays
lsvsty c~rsls t.>rslis erhsh<ls ;
stuansnx wsrstsnts marbe1 ~
sna sephtssicnsi6M
Amsnr hsr mc~s sistrrste csVo-
tisns ere nerHssas ne4,te~ea.
fsvN tsstins ssshiax suits smess
sawn oisshss ard ssr~smIlp~t 49,
ninx scwra fns as~rsv snd asse-
ING.
~raa'ss Not ~ raask.- = upe1
Ena Md fs>tuss. sh@sss ~ sess~e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Bill Returns!

Bill Conner. assistant manager
of Hamrick's Tacoma thesters, has
just returned from a motor trip
to the Golden Gate Exposition.
Bill, who was accompanied by his
family, had much praise for the
big show in the Bay City and for
the beauty Of the coast route
which he followed on the way
down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31

When an actor has O. play =
violent love scene with pretty
actress TO whom he hasn't been
introduced. he should be forgiven
a reasonable number nf bushes
That's the way James Craig.
handsome screen newcomer. felt
about II after doing a love scene
with Lola Lane for universally
adventure film. Zanzibar. now
At the Riviera theater. with Fdu.
ardo cianeIli. Tom Fa5den and
Clarence Muse.
Never doubling that the pair
knew each other, Director Harold
schuster had not bothered with an
Introduction before rehssrsing and
shooting the love scene during tho
first days work ON tho picture.
Zanzibar" Ia the dramatic story
Of an exciting expedition into the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
At Seaside!

Sidney Dean. Of the Rialto the
alter. spent the weekend at Sea-
side, returning yesterday To his
desk at the Paramount house on
9th st. His family has been spend
ing some time at the ocean resort
and Sid joined them for two
day breather and bit Of salt air.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31

Mss I.aasls< snt Ituhtsfd sr~
surrcstet ~ an Impressive eses
~ players wAsen lHssatss AAaAps~
MsnFesa wlIlsm uAsxsa. vrte<
resNssls Mary ssfef, psr<ld
Msps and Margaret Reach.
''rssnsl~aals wss directed ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31

Nsss1Slas Fairbanks r. tsiis ~
many haitian tribes N the sm&san
ianxles kna~n .. us~~n 1sssl. whs
hoii tssacen ana liasar - sacred
ana miraculous because ar their
sffess On the human hessy ard
mind peaK. ir. ls~fnssi much "a.
thsntse seafh American Indian
Inre due - hss work IN f'smeas
Productions ''tisren He'll" In
which We stars with Iasa Bennett
rhn Jungle thriller u maw ~ ths
shell Ghsatef
oN0-MAN srUn COMPANY
csrsl ksllewsy. naw IN The
Letter" has been n evssy picture
William wslsr has directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Riviera Star Has Difficult Task

interior ~ Africa. Miss Lane 4.
seen a. the energetic leader ~ the
trek while Craig acts ~ her lieu.
tenant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
srRuDwICk CAsT

Shepherd strudwiek has been
cast a. the love rival Of Robert
Taylor in Flight Command"
raaHH s.
Strawberries are 30 per cent
Evening star., 1940-07-07
D. A. R. Cabin Dedicated
Al Boys Club Camp

A cabin built by the District D. "A.
r. Junior American Citizens Com
mittee at the camp of the Boys
Club of Washington, located at
Mount Victoria, Md, and erected in
honor of Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
immediate past State regent of the
District Daughters, was dedicated
yesterday.
The cabin, built at a cost of $3.50,
was presented to the camp by Miss
Chenoweth, under whose admins.
tration plans for its construction
were initiated, after Mrs. Harry c..
Oberholser, State regent, had turned
1t over to her. Sidney Hechinger,
vice president Of the club, accepted
the cabin.
A bronze tablet, given by the
Daughters, and a wooden plaque,
made by the boys, both bearing the
inscription, "Chenoweth Cabin"
were dedicated at the same time.
The youngsters presented a pro-
gram of singing following the cere-
mony. The boys are supervised by
Charles M. Fyfe, director of the
Boys Club, and Arthur Fyfe, di-
rector of the camp.
Among those present for the dedi-
cation were Miss Elizabeth Barnes,
national vice chairman of the Junior
American Citizens Committee: Mrs.
Russell Stine, State chairman, and
Mrs. William Henry Wagner, past
State chairman.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
Republicans may keep the chairman
in the role he has filled so efficiently.

Republicans may keep the chairman
in the role he has filled so efficiently.
Wants More Consideration.
On the other hand, it has been
an open secret that the New Yorker
has felt himself entitled to greater
consideration from his chief-that
he feels he has served long enough
in a secondary capacity and that
his own presidential ambitions are
deserving of an open trial. If this
reasoning should prevail, Mr.. Farley
may be planning his resignation
from the cabinet post and perhaps
from the committee chairmanship
before the convention meets.
While he is coming here from
New York, Mr. Farley has been in
Chicago for several days directing
arrangements in advance of the
convention.
Secretary of Commerce Hopkins,
one of the Presidents closest ad-
visers and confidants, also has been
In Chicago during the last few days
and was expected to arrive in HYDE
Park tonight for the remainder of
the week end.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

New York Yankees baseball club"
Mr.. Cox, it was recalled, denied a
month ago he would purchase the
club.
The newspaper said the price was
to be between $3,500,O and $4,000
900. A spokesman for the Jacob
Rupert estate which owns the club
said no person in position to buy
ever had sat down and talked busi-
ness with him.
The Times said it had definite
knowledge" of Mr.. Farley's inten-
ton to retire from the chairman
ship of his party, but added the in
formation did not come directly
from the cabinet member.
Mr.. Farley, who returned today
from Chicago, was not available for
comment.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
National Guard Eager
To Heed j. ). Call,
SAYS Gen. Williams
Declaration Comes as
Status in Relation to
Defense Is Discussed

The National Guard has expressed
"the eager desire" to join the serv-
Ice of the Federal Government, Maj.
Gen. John F. Williams chief of the
National Guard Bureau, reported
yesterday to the War Department.
The report came at a time when
considerable controversy has arisen
on the future status of the Guard in
relation to the ever-growing national
defense program.
Recently, President Roosevelt ex-
pressed a desire that proper legis-
lation or authority be obtained to
give the Chief Executive power to
call on the National Guardsmen.
Generals Write In.
Gen. Williams said commanding
generals Of % National Guard units,
State adjutant generals, and many
regiment commanders had written
in saying their organizations were
ready for Federal service.
without exception these COM
munications voiced the willingness,
the eager desire of the National
Guard as a whole to enter the serv-
ice of the United States and fulfill
the fundamental purpose of the
Guard under the laws and tradi-
tions of this country" Gen. Will
liams said.
1t was pointed out proper author
ity would make possible the return
of Regular Army forces from over
seas possessions. The Guardsmen
then could be located at such places
as the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico,
and Panama, as we'll as Alaska,
Hawaii and the Philippines.
Called Well Equipped.
The Guard spokesmen reported: Il
wish to say most honestly and en-
phatically that the National Guard
is in a state of excellent morale;
that it is better equipped for all
initial purposes of intensive train
ing than it has ever been in the
peacetime history of our Nation,
and that it stands ready, eager and
willing to enter into the service of
tle OlllGeu otdIcS toAoS, eoiiioiAo",
or at any time the President of the
United States sees fit to issue call
or order"
Under he present program the
Guard this summer will have 81 days
of field training and 48 additional
hours of armory drill. In addition
these citizen soldiers have volun-
teered in many cases and received
additional training without compen-
sation.
The Guard as component of the
Regular Army during Army ma
neuvers this fall will receive in
tensive basic and field training.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
Involved in No Deal
For Club Cox Is Quoted

NEW YORK, July 6 (P.-Former
Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio was
named as the principal backer of
Postmaster General Farley in the
plan to purchase the Yankee base
ball empire reported by the New
York Times tonight, but the As
sociated Press quoted Mr.. Cox in
Dayton as saying he was lin no way
involved in any deal concerning the
Evening star., 1940-07-07
New Material for Shoes

Japan will begin soon large-scale
production of trim and durable
shoes made from sharkskin and
whale hide. having perfected a Sc
cret new tanning process.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

TCOntlnued FTOm F1TSt Page.J
ination of the Willkie- -McNary
ticket
Party regularity has been DOM
inant influence in Mr.. Farley's
political career and the double mo-
tive of maintaining a solid ad-
ministration front in the coming
month of national mobilization and
of presenting the strongest possible
campaign combination against the
Evening star., 1940-07-07

Continued From First Page.)
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-08-02

l:el<e hay while The sun e1.lno9 is cood advice.
s5oo2 up your panter~ while prices ere reason
able and nono7 is plentiful is also good ad-
vice. Vow is the time put avav your winter
flour, sugar, replace winter clothing, hard
ware, etc. Bad times without warming.
Good times depart without notice.
"s ere no" taking orders for canned peaches,
plums, end pears. e have no i83c what the
price is 1ota9 to ao but laov they oro co
io@ to be fairly rocsona9lo. Drop In ona Give
Us an -3oo Of Row nony you Will want, 50 we
en- 3otorntno oao cpon1er We n>o5 to wy.
CLOTHING OEPARM{NT
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Nus Ne,u Yorf. Y. 2.
Silberbpd)seit.

Inter itarfer geteilisung ser Mit.
glieoer oes 2ipeia A uno pieler &C.
laoener 6Gite lpar es unierm Giscs
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Ter aus Walborf, Siebenbiireen, Der.
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feiern 8r. 8eorg Sontih reidte in
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Jrau bie Sano gum Gbebunb. Ser
gliidlihen Gbe entiprangen 3 Sim
Der, 2 feide Sohter, &atbarine, Der,
beiratet nit 8abor Niles, oie iiinge=
re letbafte Mnne=Marie uno ser
itattl,he Sobn @eorg. Die lire Gl-
tern rerebrenoen ainOer baben feline
Soften nod Miibe geihel,t, bas Gbs
renfeit ibrer gltern 81 einem unper,
geblifen 5ll geitalten, mas aud poa-
fommen gelang. .".
Gingeleitet ,puroe Sic sseier nit
elmer @liidwunifaniprad oes YrGi.
81. Sheerer. Dem aub Die Gbre er-
pieien mar als .Belt Mann" fir
ben Rrdutigam 81 filngieren. 9as
Srdeiter ipielte Ben 2obengrin-&ofs
5eitsmarih nno man iette iih an oie
prtid!ig nit glumen geidmiidten
Siiebc, Ole gll1nlen bate pie offers
porber Yr. Sfearer geltiftet. Gor
geginn bes Mables erillhte ser 8or,
iiter Sfap. 6iigel bas 1iideebet 81
iprefen. Was iie nit ssreu6en tot.
Watreno oes id)mafbaften Giiens
tpuroc Der Muiif gelauibt. Damn
belt Or. e. 3iigel cine bon Niin.
icen iiir elm Iangps 1ortbeIteben Ser
Che beieelte 9feoe. Sotpobl shm.
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eieben6araiidt tNmerifdnii6es SslisbIan

Sontid, aIs 8r. Sontih ounften ges
riibrt iiber Sic Gbrllng ibrer Che 9ie
8aItgeber botten reihlib fiir Speile
nlto Sranf aeior9t. SIN 9anen Ser
Wiitelieoer pllroe Sen Subiloren ein
9ebilter nit Silbernniin5en iibers
reiht ols Elm 1uberes 3eiben uno
Grianerune an Sen Gag gsum puroe
fleibis eetan5t. Zen Sobeplnft ers
reihtc Ser 9raltttan5. Die fleine lebs
bate 8raut tanSte lnernliiolid), ies
ser u3b jeoe tan5te nit ibr lno Sic
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8abenfilte. Ser Saal mar getiillt NIT
Surscuocn bis in bie tribe Morgens
itllnoe. ssiirlpabr @r. unO Sdpp.
Sontit fonnen in ipitcrcn SrSabren
itol5 ..nh eliiflih Suriifocnfen al Die
25iitrige Ghrllng uno alle slnpeien-
sen ncroen oieie ihouc sseicr nod
longe I'M Sinn hehaltcn.
9flloolf Stoff.
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NDtiscn.

SaGtc llnicr HrGbcnt ,sohn Grait
nellIlch 5ll Iciner trcilcn ScbcnSfumcs
ruoin: rS0r mol Shot, oaa Mcnt
be5ublcn bin id) MN ubcr ariinolih
lott scluorben, mie lpire cs, ncnn mir
inns cir eigeres Scim anidoficn ioa-
ten?" Cie S!utrpnrt bon ,Srnl Strait
fonnen mir inns gut oenfen, benn
meldc ,Srau iehnt iich niC)t nad) cis
nem cigencn Seilu, beionocrs nenn
man hrei idone 1roBe Sohtcr unb
ciner lroBlutriger Sohn hut, nic cs
bel Gcofts ser Sall lit. Sieier quite
6cbn,tc non urierem GrGiioentcn
bot lid, MN alh ihpn ner,pirflift,
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&rdft in ibr eigcnes Seim einge5ogen
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sic 2uft beiier lit mo sic Spnne
nif,t pom Saudi uno Shnls pcrs
hurf@..t miro Gic nunmebrige Ibrciie
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all.d lllier Shabmciitcr 1srib
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pprletten Gonnerstag. einecsosen lit.
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i'm Greenfield Siitrift in Eittsbl,rgb
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Dt6se beiocn Iamilien Elm re6t
frobea uno Slfriebenes 9eben in
ibren neuerlporbenen SeimltGttcn be.
Id)ieSen iein.
Martin Hctb. Sefr.
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Mns Salem, Ohio
Grouerntoetriht

Sdon lpie0er bat ser 9oo cine
Shlrelter aus unierer Witte genom,
men. Shpeiter
Naria 0epner
mllroe i'm Sabre 1866 in slrbeeen,
Siebonhiireer. eeboren, beiratete
'pdt"r 9errn MiGael 0epner aus
8roRlheuren. 8eioe famen i'm Ssabr
1908 nod s(merifa, sriinoeten ibr
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3eit eelebt. Sdtpelter Oepner iuar
elm tiitiges Mitelieo oes 3,peis 1s.
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rid erfranfte Sdppeiter 9epner nno
bat ieit Der 3eit ibr 2eben i'm 6abr,
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5u ib,em gnoe treu ,lno nit 8ebulo
gepfloJi. Iuber ibrem @atten bier in
Mmerifa binterldBt lie einen Sobn in
Ser alten 6eimat lamt sSamilie.
Sm Namen 6es 3tueis 18 iogen
mir olle oenen, Die in irgeno elmer
Beiie ser Jamilie beieeitonoen in
ben !ansen Sabren ibrer aranfbeit
belte1 0anf. slud 6err 0epner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

nen 9'anlen cin &rell5 llllo peranlaI,
len re nld) ibrc ,Srellllbc ltno gtad)=
barn 0aslclbe 5,l tim, Damn lit Die
9tollinotiun bon ShltQcr gelidert.
George Sd,lller mllrbe in gollnass
tuiun, Sbio, ais ser Sobn bon Serrn
lnb eSrau George Shuller geboren.
Gr beiuhte sic Sohlhule. @ar als
StuOcnt Captain ser SSuBbau- -Manns
idait Ser Sdjule llno beillbte audi
bas Gisfi College. Seit 5luolf SSSabren
fiibrt cr Ieines Goters @eld)uft, be,
tannt olS Sbe Stllllcr slilto 8ooD
Sbop, init grobcln Griolg.
9ll,c @ablcr lGfliiher llno bellt.
ifer Mbitanlllllng I'M 0toboning So.
iolltcn al bieIem @abltag am IA.
Msai geiGloiien 5um Stimmen geben
ben rcplbliuniiden Stilnm5ettel per-
langcr:, Dor ben Hanen 8eur9e
Sdyuacr Sr. Elm arel5 MAIDEN. 0ann
criiil,n Sic ,Sbrc poue Yfli6t als
GcttIG)onleritnner. slllo SadIen
bcraiS sur gSahl.
George Shllller Sunior miro Dem
W6aboning Gullltp cine quite ebrlide
Geriraltllng 9ebcn, er miro feline
gflidjten ais Shcriif in folder slrt
erfiillcn, boB cs linn oie slhtllng; ser
@iirger einbringt. Gr peripribt BEL
lcrcn Sfub iiir al,berbalb ser Stab1
licgeiiEe Srti0oiten uno sSarmer,
ohue 1nourd Den Sdlb Ser Stabt su
grandchildren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

alein. &egina Shuller. 9attie 2en'
coli ,!no Alicc Sricoff.
9tuch Ser @eriommlllna miro ee,
ipiclt. Sir Greiie ipenoen meloctcn
lih bie Shmelteru slgncta @aguer
slgncto &ellin9er, Aforgret @ptt.
ihlina, aath. &rofft, Hoia Martini,
Gatb. &lein lmN slnna Shieb.
sln SonutogL Sen 26. Nfai, miro
bon Sem &irhen 6rollen Gerein Elm
:MittaeeHen
lerpiert lueroen. slnc Wtitglieber iino
irell1blid) erlld)t altd alle ibre
SreunNc sll biciem Giien einSlllooen
arorio y. giuocr, Shriiti.