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Evening star., 1940-01-21
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BURCH. VINCENT PAUL. In lovins
q 1bo my
ago today. January 21, 1885.
Let us think Of him today.
Sleeping. resting. Just away:
Resting where no shadows fall.
perfect Rssef Is VIE VIE Hi Hsb 81 SON.
BASS. ROSA MoREHEAD. In loving
mpeHgSory Of my mother. ROSA MoREHEAD
fhH afh 'afst5s pHGa2rER. III Rsa9 MARGUERITE B.
DoBBINs. JULIA SMITH. In loving
sMfTH DoRBINs 0h Who lest s'aeS ns Eleven ' sears
ago today. January p. 1920.
.,rp nvvG9ai., Gene. but not forgotten; ten;;,rar,n.
GLAZER. HARRY. In loving memory Of
our son and brother. HARRY GLAzER,
Il His MoTHER. FATHER AND BROTHERS.
GUNNELL. ANNIE r. With love and de-
ANNIE r. GUNNELL. y who ' departed & ed TIT this
life one year ago today. January 81. 1889.
Today RECALLS call sad memories
And those who think of you today
are 'ne 0hef pEvoTEB W 19'se soN y09 oRfoN sfss
LOCKWOOD. Who % departed h0shsi this life Ell four ur
yoiiR yesTS age foNSIX TO-DAY Hg SannaFg 2I 192s
WOOD MINOR
MITCHELL, JAMES M. In loving men,
ory Of my beloved husband and our father,
JAMES M. MITCHELL. who departed this
life January 21. 1895.
Teach me to say. though binding
teardrops
=. Hide the sun.
Not my, will, but Thine. o Heavenly
1n'he WIFE r aGse soN AND DAUGHTER. .
NORRIS. ALEXANDER. In loving mem
ory of my dear son. ALEXANDER NORRIS,
who departed this life nine years ago today.
January 21. 1881.
No one knows how miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered since lost you
u1s ,oHfSls Mfs has % never been the G same; s; .
RUSS. EVELYN CARTER. In memory Of
my dear wife EVELYN CARTER RUSS,
Tno passed NnG away two years ago today.
Let me think of her today,
Sleeping, resting. Just away:
Resting where no shadows fall
'efafss Rssfe tRs PkEsToS sys.is o Mss
SAUNDERS. BESSIE B. In loving mem
BESSIE sRo%N afyotsd Ei5s snd wbn moths Ss
parted this life three years ago today,
January 21. 1887.
As we loved her, so we miss her.
HER DEVofEp HusBANb "1Sti AND cH1L-
DREN
Evening star., 1940-01-21

can War, on the Mexican border
and In France with the A. E. r.
He received numerous citations
and medals. including the French
Medal Of Honor and the Order of
the Purple Heart. He retired from
the Army in May, 1923.
Surviving Maj. Killikelly are his
widow, Mrs. Mary Murphy KILL
kelly, Dahlia Apartments, Tokoma,
D. c.; a son, H. P. Killikelly, Free
port, N. Y; daughter, Mrs. Dora
Moss, Perth, Australia; a brother
and two sisters in Ireland, and
another sister, Mother Gerard of
the Sisters of Mercy, Omaha, Nebr.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Draths
;TEINRAuGH. WILLIAM

sTEINBAUGH. WILLIAM j. On Thurs
a Hospital nqWafY WYEL1AM s e4e srEsBASGH hSs ac
band II Bessie Mawson stsinbaush. father
sush prothss q Mrs snf Lem. MoHra g. aean. sis Mrs
FairymoDs FMdTy Dfek and Mrs. Pauline coakley OF
.sery!eei. at at Chambers. funeral home.
IL 1900 Chaplin st. NV. on Monday, January
vited. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Il
:. sTRATMEYER, ST. "A HARRY E. On Friday
EM0nsHRsEy yf secHsd Nus Saso.na HRRx q
J. Harry Gormley.
Mdndsy TSnsE' asas4, ssryses at his a'e
Arlington National Cemetery II
vary la, ia4c At her a 2esidenss. 1ses' ssoi ss1
swN se Gnsvs oss1 caasi bsaved Mo- MaE Ar
Joseph =. N. Louise ' and s. '' Garrett
Funeral, from the above residence on
to ST: Peters Church. snd and 9 q sts. Sc;
terment Mount oIiSet shS enHs cemeterg. s'e' as
.ns! SWAIN: nm. IM,ARGAARET; Members Of Ct.
nd sssr sG Knights 4 leuaess Of Sd
st.a sS at'faf RaR & tSPfse A Il our
Church Snd snG a sts ~ hsv y. os 'ylI n,eef
st her late res!dence. @ s' 1901 oaKridse ave-. ave-.
Chevy Chase, Nd, at pm Sunday. jan
aar' H. to re'fss R6sE See MSokE Sssfay President
LILLIAN DOVE. Rec. Secretary.
vary .: 1910. FRHHk j.. WALKER itsfIe et isi2 is
Walker and brother of Nancy LAWSON,
Marth h. sfs5n ssa and sYse and &C. eerse YAK
fs,ns eeth crais' other relatives and many
gusdsv n; s, phs s h meSs sSsd aasss atss home
hsld b a., on o. tTussday; JsnaaTy g. at pm.
WALLER, REV. WILLIAM B. At New
1916 Rev W1Hh1AM Il usovS B. WALhER ahsary N his his
92nd year, lately of washington, D. c.
ua.y wA1sH 54 MHHff HAaT R on B. THa,isX WaK 'ae
home: 81 iIth st. Sc '' ."
on 5s sea At 5asaaas ATnson e. Ss
pm.
WASHINGTON, GRACE. On Thursday.
aKHey WAsHsroNr ass er sns erft t,ves nef e
and Haywood Ferris: one sister. ADA Ada TsIer,
and other relatives and friends.
where funeral services viii be held Mon
day. January 22. at ] pm. Rev. Dudley
oficiating. 1nterment Rosemont Cenetery.
WILLIAMS. ROBERT E.. On Thursday,
January 1a, 1910, at Freedmen's Hospital,
ROBERT E. WILLIAMS: husband Of the
iate tat,. Jessie S;,s Williams He is survived by
Norris Norris Williams Of 1919 Fairmont St. NV:
and AZ! josephine Smith: two brothers, Oscar
Williams and Nathan Williams; two de-
voted grandchildren and host Of other
relatives and friends. Remains may be
viewed at the above residence after 8 p.m
Saturday
Funeral Monday. January 90, at pm.
from First Baptist Church. corner Lamont
st.; and ,,ht1 Sherman ave NV. Relatives and
coln. Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements
by Allen & Morrow. Inc. 81
uary 10. 1916. MATT1E s. YouNG. be- be-
loved wife Of the late Arthur Young and
Of Marsaret DeLauder and Mary Eta
Services at Chambers funeral home,
1900 Chaplin st. NV. on Monday, January
q. at pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 81
Evening star., 1940-01-21

there was no response, and the COL
loquy ended there.
After the tight and when the hall
was restored to order j. Fred Es-
sary, with the lights dimmed, re-
cited requiem Tor the five men,
bers Of the Alfalfa Club who died
during the last year.
Then Secretary Light read the
annual report on the alfalfa crop.
New Song II Sung.
A new song, "The Front Line of
the U. 8. A." written by Thomas
w. Brahany, author of most Of
the clubs skits, was sung by Edwin
Stede, Bernard Fitzgerald, Fred East
and William Raymond, with the en-
tire audience joining in the chorus.
George H. O'Connor came for
ward then with his latest medley of
songs-au the way from the ragtime
era to the swing period. Representa-
tive Sam Rayburn was recognized
and presented q resolution which
turned the club into q national po-
ntical convention to listen to the
speech Of its presidential candi-
date In the 1910 elections, DR.. VIII
liam Mather Lewis, president of
Lafayette College.
In accepting the nomination, the
presidential candidate ELECT said: Il
have decided to confine my cabinet
appointments to the Lewis family:
Sinclair Lewis, Secretary of State.
John L. Lewis, Secretary Of La
Dor.
Joe Lewis Nouis, If you wilD
Secretary Of War.
Secretary Of Agriculture-a man
named Lewis who can stay on a
tractor longer than Pat Harrison.
I am not sure Of his name, but it
must be Lewis.
Discreet Interior Secretary.
Secretary Of the Interior-For
this post I have chosen my cousin,
Abner Lewis, of Souix City, Iowa,
q deaf and dumb man.
In due time" said Mr.. Lewis, I'VE
will get more candidates from my
family tree"
The Alfalfa Clubs candidate for
the presidency made President
Roosevelt smile when, in the midst
OF his nomination acceptancy, the
candidate asked, will I run more
than once? Frankly, that's none Of
your business!"
AS finish, Gene Buck, presi-
dent of the American Society Of
Authors, Composers and Publish
ers. presented the following artists in
solo entertainment: Elsie Janis,
mimic; Larry Adler, harmonica
player; James Melton, tenor; Lam
ny Ross, tenor; Red River Dave,
hillbilly, and Paul Remus and his
two midgets.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
GarhH nf ThunkH

MORRIS. GUSTAvIOUS The family Of
the late GUSTAV1OUS NORRIS wish to
express their sincere thanks and aprrecia-
friends Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
the public printer and the co-workers at
the Government Printing Once. the neigh
bors. friends and relatives for their COM
forting words of sympathy their acts OF
kf,ndness' fan the beautiful floral desisns and
the passing Of our loved one
LILLIAN E. NORRIS, JULIA, EUGENE
NORRIS AND MRS. HARRIET POM
DEXTER.
ROY. JOHN THOMAS, The family of
the late JOHN THOMAS ROY wish TO ex-
press their sincere appreciation for the
kind expressions and floral contributions
from neishbors, friends and co-worxers of
the Government Printing once
MRS. MARTHA ROY.
We wish to extend our sincere thanks
MRS TYLER AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
New Bridge Gloss
Maxwe1l T,

Maxwell L. Johnson, associate
member Of the Culbertson National
Studios, will conduct a new class
in contract bridge starting at Gen.
tral High School at 8 pm. Tuesday,
the Community Center, its sponsors,
have announced. A class for inter-
mediate players is held at Thomson
School. Twelfth and I. streets NV,
each Thursday night.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Lost Hereditary Chief
Of Poncus Is Dead
BY the Associated Press.

PONCA CITY, Okla, Jan. 20-
Horse Chief Eagle, last hereditary
chief Of the Ponca Indian tribe,
died last night. He was believed to
have been 80 years old.
Horse Chiefs lineage was traced
by word-of month legend through
several generations to Little Bear,
most feared Of all Ponca warriors.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

AAAAA80A IVA
tional Cemetery.
Maj. Killikelly
died Thursday in
w alter Reed
Hospital after q
long illness.
Born in Dub
lin, Ireland, on
May Is, 1875. he
came to this
country at 18.
He had a long
q n d distin-
guished career
In I the Army,
serving in the
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Glass Visits Airport

American Univatsltys S class in
transportation economics" visited
Washington Airport Friday night to
study at first hand devices for in
creased safety and efficiency in
night flying.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Funeral Rites tomorrow
For Mai. Henry KiIIikeKy

Funeral services for Maj. Henry
Killikelly. U. 8. A.. retired. will be
held tomorrow at 8 am. at Fort
Myer Chapel, followed by burial in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
GmSaty vfiir<ttet nittt
Ste 2tniitktcn
ici,,er fremnHc"

Walbingtrn. Sohn Gubohp, Ser
bisheri1r gutidoitcr in 9cIaicn, ser
lpegen ieiner slellberllnecn bon Grti-
liocnt %ooiepclt 5llriifgeri,ien NOR
ben lit, traf bier ein unb eritottetc
8erift bel Gunner @eacs uno bot
eann nit MocieneIt iih untcrbalten.
Son ieiner slbletnna id)eint abcr fei-
nc Meoc n1ehr 5u iein, benn cr miro
naf gelgieu 5uriidfebren, naboent
feitaeltcat lullroe, Oob ieine sleuBe.
rllngcn bon Ser Ereiic folih piebcr-
gegeben ipllroelt. Gr erflGrte obcrs
mails, bab CT feline slnglt bobe, sic
Wabrbcit ST iogen lno lit nod in-
ner Der Sofimlng, oaB Gnglauo Die
3uflbr bon Sebensnittcln nab Gu=
ropa freight fiir Die 3ipilbepolfes
rllng. Nnd) ncbmc CT mihts suriif,
lpas cr iiber bas oeutld)e Wilitdr 9e-
lugt babe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
SnSe>Gkina i,.ttt iih
y, jistcrn

Gihp, 1srnrfrcid. slhmiral Sean
Tecpllr, ser amticrcube @eneralgpu.
pernellr hes fran5olilfcn Snood)ina,
'oll angciid,ts Ser nellel Gage, sic
ourd sic ;3l,lammen5ieblln9 iapa.
riifer Sruppen on ser di1elildcn
@ren5e cntitanoen lit. sic unotlpell-
bigen MaBnabmcn" ergriffen babeu.
Die niht n1ber er0rtcrten Mab.
nabmen murber an9eiihts Der nlog.
(ifen @eridGrilmg Der Gage als not.
tpenoie erahtet. Sapan Ioll bon sSt.
oo-Gbino bas Turhsugsred)t iupa,
niiher StreitfrGfte seforoert babcn.
@ei einer @eigerllng Iteben bereits
Sd)ifie uno Sruppen 5ur Sanolmg
bereit. Sapan nadt allh iharf IN
ieinen 3eitl,naen, Die untcr Hegie,
rlngsfontroae iteben, gegen slmeri,
ia uno perbittet lif, Oab 9lmerlfa mel,
ter in iapaniibe slngelegenbciten eill.
greiit. Bisber mar ben Sapanern er=
laubt, &onfroaeure nah Sloodina
su ienoen, bie Die '9urd)fl,br bon
@aiien an Gbinas 9lrmee betpad)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Das altc ,seain,e
in Srantreist
pcr Gcrittt aejtcut
Sie Mrflaac lantct ani Snbotagc
nno Gcrrat

Aiiom, Tronfreih. Gie 9tegierlng
EGtoin erhob in Iorneuer Weile 9lns
floae geQen politiihe l,nb militia
ride Tilbrer hes Sanbes mabrenb
oer lcbten Sabre umb nobrenb bes
Srlcges. Ter @eriftsbof miro Die
Gergcben ser GinSclncn bon sSaG su
SAL fcltltellcn. @cgrn bns llrieil gibt
Ca tcinC Rcrllilrng 9isher lpuroe be.
fnnnt. hn6 Galooicr, Monol, Game
lin rno picle unbcrc Secriilhrer Dor
@crid)t itcbcn. Sic Hcgicrung ner-
ncibet obcr ollcS Die Eumen 5u neu-
ncn, nm feline llnrrhc inn 2anbe bcr-
nor5urufcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Senator 1rteeler pill ,piiien ,pstin 2lrmee
achcn ieu
It Stimion 2lbiihten aui Siioamerifa por

mo bub Ser legitlmc Mnnnlhafta-
bcoori Scr 9lrmcc burh Die slniper
bluta BON sSreimilligen befrlebigt
nerben fonnc.
@heeler pcrInngte ST ipil1en, mo.
bin SricgsietretGr Stimion unb von.
oerc Mdnner Der Stlmion-Marfe "
bic srlnec Ser Sienitpilihtigcn 81
ienben bcublidtige.
,Mednen bicic slbminiltrations'
Mdnner nidt nit elmer Supoiion I'M
iererieits IN groben Seilen bon Siib
amerifa - il Wferifp uielleiht? 81
les inn Nomen lmicres 2nnoes?"
Sic alrmee repibierte lire YlGnC
iiir /. Sftobcr 100000 Mann I'm.
ter Ben Waficn 81 baben oahin, oaf
Tie am I. Snnllar 194t 100000 IN.
ter bcn Mnifeu hnben mill.
SnSmilfen lu!,roe Die 2ohnl,ng IN
Ser Nrmee Ser Marine gleitgelteut
$50 per Monat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Serliner Nmtsfreiie' beridteten, bic
eneliidje JIotte f0nne fanm nod i'm
NermelfanaI uperiercn.

Berlin. Wdbrenb o0e 3eiden o.
rarf binbeuteten, oaB bie Stunbe ei-
nes oertihen 2arOungsperiuhes i'm
englilben Snielreih unnittelbor be,
noritebe, beribteten amtlihe Stellen,
aaB Gooer poll lmo gan5 Der 8naoe
Der oelttideu 8cmbengclhmooer
ansgeliefert lit, oa Sic eneliihen Ser.
teioiger aus ser g ii pertriebcn ml,r.
hen.
Die gauge @ohe iesten Die oe,lt.
fhen Glieger lire slnariiie gegen
Gnalano fort. Tieie slngriiie Scr
Non,ber paren al,f oeutiber Seite
bon Grfole sefront, nah enaliidcu
Nahrihten tuaren iie erfolglos!
GoItfurf, allf baIbent @eo nod
2onbon, iuor ein 9auptsiel Ser oeut
idcn Bomber fir 70 Stuuocn. Iit
Gnariffe eriolaten meiitens III ber
Naht ODER am iriiben Worgen, icit ci
niger 3eit neroen sic angriiic oli
gnalano arh am Gage iortgeiebt
8eleit3iige bon Shiifcn maren oas
Siel Der bclltihen 1Iugscuge rno ii
al,d Der Gerl,it bon tauienoen po,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Deut(cbe quftmaffe
(uebt Gnglano beim
@arine gebt 5um An9riff bor
1npaiion ideint nun iehr nahe 5u iein

Tonnen Shiffsroum bon oen Gne.
lanocrn 5llaegeben pcroen.
Samblre. Seinolihe 6lieger pers
Il,bten in Ser Naft Sltm Tienstua
bas S!abtgcbiet Sl bcmbaroieren,
lpurben aber bllrh oas Mblpebr=
ieler gum slboreben ae5lpl'nscn.
Vremcn. Sn ser NGbe bon 8re.
men ipuroe Elm ieinolibes iSIug5ellg
obgeibpiicn. Die bier Mam ser Be
iobllng fanoelS ben Sob bcim ST..
plooicrcn ser mitgeiiibrtcn 9omben.
Sonoon. %om friiben Moreen oes
Mitttpoh bis gum ipdten slbeno ies=
ten sic beutihe 9ufttpaffe ibre gln-
ariiie iiber Gnglano fort. 3uiommen
nit oen ssliegern itieben orh Gin.
beitcn Ger oeutihen &rieasmarine
Dor, Inn einen geplanten Ginfaa ins
Snlelreid) por5llbereiten llno Die
Slnaerblodooc gegen Gnglono aus
5uoelnen.
Gas en9liide 2uitfobrlniniiterilln,
id,dte sic 3obl ser ongreiienoen
ocuid,en 6llg5euge alf 800. SSn er.
ltcr Sinie lparer mieber bip Siibs
'lno Siiooitfiiitc 3iel ser beulben
6lieger. gngliihc areiic bciiirhten
bab bic Nngriifc MN ouh auf Die
iiberlaoenen Sofen Der engliiheu
Weltfiiite ausgeoebnt ipcrben. Mor
erahtet cs als burhaus moelid,, baf
| oicIes @cbiet als nGd)ites al Die Nei
| be fomlnen miro.
Sonbpn. Gnglild,e Bomber beIuh
ten Sberitalicn uuo rihteten GROCER
Shobcn in Mailano mo Surin an
Sonoon. Ser 1928 80. groB(
Silisfrcll5cr vSrnniplpania" mllrbt
brrh eiu be,,tidcs ll-gcot perlenft
3milhcn 80 lmo 40 Seelelltc funbcl
| oobei ocn Soo. Ser Tampicr ianI
crit nod 4 Stmnoen luo baDurd) ipal
es ntoalih bab iid) 300 rcttcn fonn
fen. Der Ganpfer nuroe crit gun
&ilfstre,l5er lnngebout unb mar Dor
her int rcgelredten Gienit na6 ser
! @eIt ,snoies llnb Ncp yorf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Die Mrmcc rcpibicrt ihrc Yldnc, ,9OO,-
600 Wiann inter @aiien sn bringen.

Waihington. @ubrenb 9lrlnee.
defs flagten, bab iie infolac parla
mcntoriiher Gersogerl,ngen in Ga.
hcn ser ihlpebenbCn Sienitpflift.
Torlage ge5mllngcn porocn 'eien
ibre Eldne sur Shniii,ng einerSrup.
penmadt i'm ,sriibberbit elmer Ncpi
lion llntersieben, rflVrte Senator
Wbeeler, Gem, Ytpnt.. IN ciner He.
bc pur Dem Senot, bnb Die Torluge
,bem letten Scrnnfraten. Der bette
nod lebt, ben Snls uliihliscu mir.
&C." Ger Scnot rcrtrnt Sen Stanb.
pltnft, baB feline porberiehbare @e
iabr zines Mngriffs ouf bic Gerei
nigten Staaten beitebc; oaB oie pr.
mee cine &riienpbpdologie oa5l aus
bellten iuolle. Dem 2anb cine militia
ride 9ienltpilidt ral,i5uiatteln"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
luetrpiliett tdnet ,,ur
pcn l1)iufie ab

@nlbingtou. Ser benloffntiihe
Scnaioo Sohninn nila Colorado er,
fl0te. Nob Nenoea 8. Hiafic bos
Shiflal scr iett nob shcm Scnat
ldJ:pcbcnoen Mehrpilid) @orlage fn
Der &arb babe. Sohn'on crflirtc: {:
vSclblt Ser Yrdiibcnt aibt ii0 nid,t
aui ocu ipribpGrtlihcn slit, nm lei.
ne slniidt 3il l,lbern, che @iafie
iprid)t."
Sn3lpiihen erfldren iid) pielc Sc.
rotnrcn genen Ole slrshebungspilid)t,
trnbbcm iie nidt ifncn aenug ibre
Stilrne aGgeben follnteu iiir has
10 Miuiarbcn slitfriiitmasproeram.
@ir lpparn feline 9talueu ncnnen, es
ltcbt obcr felt, bab man feline Griegs-
nlo'd)iue brandt. ipenn nton MIR hic
Sorpncn bollcn mill lmO bie Sd)iifc,
INN iic Damn pcrroIten 81, lallen. 0ns
@abliobr fiir Hrdlioent lit natiirlid)
nit perantuortlif, boB INN ooen
grei" herlmgcrebet miro. IS iii
nomlif bereits ieltgeltellt, baB iebs
Stinlnlcn iibcr oic 3ipeiorittelmebr
belt im Senat fir bic 3puuesauss
bebllng iinb. slaes @ereoe lit nllr
Sano in Die slugen ser 3dbler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
5ofiaS for1erung
an Bukare(t bon
Mo8kau untfr(tuBt
5eituneen itellen iit hinter 22iifoabe

Die Stnatstrcuc hes l,ngarldnbiihen
Gcltldltlln5 iorbere cine gerefte Go
lllng offer .Sraaen, oie ihm bas 8e-
iilbl Ser Siherbeit geben fonnten. gr
fiinbigte ierner bie Shaffllng einer
9telhc bon Snititutioneu an, oie ben
'oSinlen llno fllltllrellen 0ebiirfnii-
len Ser oclltIdcn &olfsgruppe IN lln-
gorr bicnen iollen.
Nthcn, @ricterlanb. Die @irt-
idafts saonlniliipm, ole aNitte s[u-
quit nnh Berlin geben ioG, ltebt un-
ter Siihrlna bes Sinan5minilters
Irpltoliois. Sic umfobt ferner bobe
9ennlte ser an Sen Gerbonolimgen
beteiligten griehiifen Minilterien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15

iiir Gnslano unb 1Sranfreih be5abl-
ten. llno bieic @e; ,ibbeit iollten ipir
alli feinen ssull nergeIien. oenn ser
groBe 8etrllg be2 letten grnBen
arieges iollte Itets in lmierer Grin,
nerilna bleiben Serr YrGiioent
HooIcpelt lit nm pieberlm aanbi-
Dat gum ori!ten Mal oils Yrdiioent
npminiert pcroen. inbem ibm, ipie
ihon friiber ongeheutet. Die Nomi.
nation auf eoloencr Ylotte in Gbi,
cago prGientiert l,rb getpiiiermaBen
Der &onpention allfge3tpllngen ipur-
De. Wir biirfcn MIN nid)t pergelien,
ooB aae Sic bemofratiihen Senato.
rem mclhe int Mninng bieies Sabres
Elm Ntonifelt erlicBen, gegen einen
oritten Ierulin, in Chicago einen
Eur5elbaum i6lagen uno ploblid
als 0efiirlpcr!er tiir einen oritten
5ermin Meoen bielten nno es fir
anbeoingt notlperoig erahteten,
9errn ErGlibent Hlooiepelt peitere
bier Sabre i'm amtc 5u bebalten. Sc
Der amerifani'hc aiirger gibt ieine
poae 3uitimml,ng oen Yereinigten
Staaten, einc @ehrmaht lmo eine
Jlotte 81 id)affen, I:orf aenus I'M je-
Den Mngriff allf oie;es 2ano ab5uipei-
len llno Ser gan5eli @elt befannt 81
geben, oaB mir noq uno gang bereit
iino, oieier groben &epublif ben 6rie-
Den 81 belpabren llno iih niht in
&riege anoerer 9dnoer ein5umii6en
llno iih Dor ieoer 8crlpiflung III aus
llnoiiden Mngeleg,nbeiten 81, entbal-
ten. Iieie TEeoricu iino oltbcrgc-
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Is trrnncn ltnS MIR nod Slpei $50
hen bon Ser Is. HSnhresfonbention
hcs Sicbenbiiraer Snd)ien SGngcr.
bunoca bon 9toro 9lmerito. sic il,
oieicn Sahr IN Glcpelano @eit, 8,
ucrbllnben nit Ghormeiitertaa anl
I. unb =. September Itattiinbet.
@ie mir crfabren, treffen Die 8e.
lnngpcrcinc Gintrod)t -Sermanio uno
Snmend)or Suyonia grobe Torbcrei.
tlng iiir biclc apnpention lnh Gbpr.
meiitertog. Sic beabiid,tiacn bos iselt
Su eilem fleinen Sangerfeit su ge.
ltnlten. IS loa Elm iebr reihbaltiges
Grparanm tu,sgcnrbeitct meroen,
oas mir crit il nid)iter 9llsgabc poQ
inbaltlih peroiientlihen pcroen.
Ereislill9eu gibt es 5lpar hlid)t,
aber oenoh miro es Gin @ctteiiern
geben inter Sen teilnebnlenOen &c
languereinen. Sie ifonlten beutiben
2ieocr iueroen porgetragen. Gs ioQ
oos belltIhe 2ico lpieber Srilm,pbe
feiern.
glllBer oen pielen Glepelanber
aranfenperelnen. &ird}engclneinoen
unb 8eialgpereinen ipcroen aud)
piele allslpurtigen Gercinc ltarf Der,
treten iein, INN bie @eiangpcreine sll
llnteritiiter, oenn lie iiibleu 0ab bic
Ginger oas pohl peroienen. Sie @e.
iangpereine belien bel aacn llnter-
balt,mgen Ser polfiiden Gereine il,
gelanglider Siniid,t nit uno traacu
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rSlferb,,,,N Grpertet,
reiien nod 4. =. ab

8enf. Sahperitiinriae bcs &ol,
fcrblnbes llnter 9ait,ng bes Tiref.
tors slleranbc: Soneoap Ser mirt,
idaftlidyen nuo iiron5iclcn slttei,
lung. reiiten bon @ent nof Yrincc.
ton, e. g.. ab. Eie Grperten lln>
ibre 6amilien reiien nit einem Son.
er-Iltcbus his ,,,r franSoiiid)z ipa.
niihcn 8ren5c llnh beabiid,tigcn nil
bem erlten 3ur @criiiaung itebenbcl
Sd)iff bon 2iiiabon nah 9teip Oori
5u fabreu. % Mitglieoer bes ,Suter.
nationalcn elrb"i.samtes meroen
gleihfalls !ah Sen Gereinigter
Staaten obrei|an.
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Das wiro oas 9abr l940 fir bic Welt
un0 fir bas beut(cbe Dolkstum in
amerika bringen?
@on +. 6. Niaer.

Mne meinc Grrons'agl,ngen, sic
ih In meinen boraargegangenen Cir
tifeln an oie'er Steae matte. iino
bcreits poa uao aan5 in Griiialng
ge9anscn.
gie amerifani'dvn 8iirger oeut-
ider Mbflnft neroen gelpiilerlnaBen
ihon iebt abnlih bc5onoelt mie cs i'm
letten groben aricg bon 1917-tS
gefd)ab Gie oemofratii6e National,
fonbention lit ;um groBen Sell baran
idlnl6, baB Gerbdltriiie ber beiteben,
Die. IN einem 2anbe, ipelbcs i'm Irie-
Den lebt. nift pccfommen iollten.
Dllrh BeihlnR bes 3cngreiies ipur.
De :ein nel,es Nelltrolitdtseeies &c,
ihatfen, lueld)es oen Gereinigtcn
Staaten erlau6t, Grieasmaterial an
Notionen au nerfouicn, oic 6rieg nit
an0eren 2dnoern iiihren. Sails oieic
Wationen in'tanoe sina, oieie ariegs.
lieferungen in ihrcn eigenen Sd,if-
fen absuboIen unb oafiir bar su BE-
sablen. g}atiirlid) betraf oieies @e-
ies nur Gnglano u.tb 6ranfreid, Inn
bieien 2dnoern 81 telien, Dem bon
l,nierer ameritaniid,en Negierlng &C.
baBtem 0eutidlano balo ein gnoe
81 bereiten. ,..
gs liegt fein 2ueifel Dor, baf
gnglano, lpel6es iebt ieinen Maiier-
ten Granfreicb ncricren bat, einen
groben Bump in Waibington ange.
legt bat, l,no oab nad 8eenoigung
bes 2rieges mir, bas amerifariihe
Bolt. ben ariea, Sen iebt Gnglano
gegen 0emtidlanh fiibrt, be5ablen
miiiien, iuic mir SEN letten Griea