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Tips on Tennis
By VINCENT RICHARDS,
Famous Professional Star.
FOREARM DRIVE.

FOREARM DRIVE.
the forearm drive is one of the
basic strokes in tennis. Few, if any,
players ever have reached the top
in the game without a good depend
able forearm drive. There are two
things to remember in hitting a
forearm drive-body balance and
timing. Good stroking is impos-
sible without proper timing and
proper timing comes only with cor
rect footwork and body balance.
When stroking forearm drive have
the shoulders parallel to the alley
lines-never attempt drive while
facing the net for you will get only
a part of the power into the shot.
Try to keep the head of the racket
up as you come into the ball and
keep your eye on the ball every
second. 1t is well to remember to
start your back swing as the ball
comes at you so that you are fully
prepared for your stroke. Be sure
to hit your drive about waist nigh
and tip the upper part of the body
slightly forward as you make the
stroke. AS you strike the ball allow
the wrist to turn the head Of the
racket over into a fiat position.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

If the District women's tennis
championship passes to a non-
Washingtonian today. as 1t appeared
destined to before play began be-
tween Anne Harriso nof Baltimore
and Charlotte Decker of Washing
ton, Columbia Country Club observ.
ers are going to blame a cloud that
blotted out the sun early in the final
set yesterday between Miss Harrison
and Margo Lee of Washington.
For while there were none to deny
the courage of Miss Harrison, who
won stirring uphill fight, 60,
Is, 86, the fact remains that had
the suns strength remained at full
force during that third set. she
might not have been able to finish
the match, much less win.
Said by her coach to be playing
with fever, Miss Harrison appeared
on the verge of total exhaustion early
in that final skirmish in which Miss
Lee took a 80 lead and won IA
points in row. Timely, but mys-
teriously-abandoned drop-shots by
Miss Lee had left Miss Harrison
ragged and she had ceased running
even for balls she might have gotten
in those second and third games,
both lost at love.
Cloud Co0ls Her on.
But suddenly, in the fourth game,
the sun was obscured by a cloud and
Miss Harrison, who later said the
shade refrshed her, started playing
the high caliber tennis she had shown
throughout most of the tournament.
Taking four of the next five games,
Miss Harrison tied the score at 4-all,
dropping behind again when Miss
Lee won her service, tied it up and
went ahead when she won her own
and broke her foes in the next two
games and finally won after Margo
had squared the match at Gall 1t
was a great comeback for the slen-
der Baltimorean, who was held to
an even split in total points through
out the match, both she and Miss
Lee making 80, and whose Is place
ments were almost doubled by the
losers 81.
An unusual feature was the fact
that service held only 10 times in
% games. Miss Harrison winning
seven of her Is and Miss Lee only
five of IA.
There weren't many who gave Miss
Decker much of chance in today's
title tilt, but the bespectacled Wash
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Spider Armstrong Gets
Shot at Jeffru's Title
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. July 12.-Harry
Jeffra of Baltimore, recognized in
Maryland and New York as the
world featherweight champion, will
meet Spider Armstrong of Toronto
In 15-round title bout here July 90
Jefra is in training here now and
AL WE'LL, Armstrong; manager. said
the challenger would work out in
New York until July 81, then come
here to finish training. WE'LL said
Toronto, Philadelphia and Prov
tdence, r. l., had asked for the bout
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Quaker Tennis Crowns
Go to Blair, Shofer
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Jack
Blair, a lanky, hard-hitting young
ster from Miami, Fla, is the new
Pennsylvania junior tennis cham
pion.
He took over the title yesterday
with Ga, IS, 6-3 victory over
Frank Whaley. Corpus Christi, Tex,
to win his second crown within two
weeks. He came through earlier
to annex the Philadelphia district
championship
Another out-of- State boy, Albert
Shafer, Tarrytown, N. Y. took the
boys title with a ST, Ga, Ga
victory over Howe Atwater of Will
mete, Ill.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Break Heat Cloud Obscwes SUN Saves Baltimore Star Net Tourney
Sports Mirror
~ the Associated Press.

Today q year ago-William
Woodward's Fighting Fox won
$49, ,250 Massachusetts Handicap
as Challedon ran fourth.
Three years ago-Dizzy Dean
out for week with toe injury
suffered in All-Star game when
hit by drive of Earl Averill's bat.
Five years ago-Jack Lovelock,
mile champion, beaten in British
A. A. track meet by Stanley
Wooderson of England In ALTA
mile. Keith Brown, United
States, set new British pole vault
record Of 13 feet 10 inches.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
West of Macon Blanks
Three Foes in Row

BY the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Ga. July 12.-Three
successive shutout victories in row
was the pitching mark that Weldon
West of the Macon Peaches gave
other South Atlantic League hurlers
to shoot at today.
West chalked up his third win
without being scored on last night
by blanking Greenville, 3 to 0, in
the first half of a double-header.
The midnight curfew halted the
second game with the teams dead
locked at Sail at the end of the
sixth.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Little to Join Suruzen
Squad for Match

BOSTON, July u (R).-Lawson
Little, National Open golf cham
pion, will join Gene Sarazen's all
star forces for the Red Cross benefit
match against the United States
Ryder Cup team in Detroit next
week, Fred Corcoran, the P. G. AS
tournament bureau manager, has
announced.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Girl Thrills Tennis Funs

OMAHA, Nebr., July IL R.-
Diminutive 16lyear-old Doris Pop
pie of Des Moines, Iowa, captured
the admiration OF the gallery at the
Midwest tennis tournament by oust-
ing Helen Dyer, Springfield, Mo-,
46, IS, Ga, in a gruelling two
and-a-haf hour match.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Worrenton Pony Show
Elects jane Baldwin
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, July H.
Jane Baldwin has been elected
president for the coming year of
the Warrenton Pony Show, oldest
in America. to succeed Sally Hox-
ton Spilman. Miss Baldwin was a
former assistant secretary to her
brother, Clark, who has entered
West Point.
Hope Wallach and Virginia Brown
were named vice presidents, while
Miss Spilman was made secretary
treasurer, with Penelope Shaw as
assistant.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Dark Horse Plays Choice

SPARTANBURG, S. c., July 12
P),-Jack Rodgers of Knoxville,
Tenn, the dark horse" of the mid
Dixie tennis tournament, entered
the semifinals today and had as his
opponent Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta,
Ga, the top-seeded performer.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Greenberq Beuts Surface

NORTH CONWAY, N. H., July
II R).-Seymour Greenbrre, ma
tional public parks champion from
Chicago, provided the Gold Racket
tennis tournament with it's most
surprising upset when he defeated
the second-seeded Hal Surface of
Kansas City, 46, GO, 60.
Evening star., 1940-07-12

This movement imparts just enough
top spin to control the ball. That is
why I always use and teach the
Eastern grip-there is nothing exag-
gerated about it, particularly about
top-spin-it imparts just enough
spin on all the strokes to give you
desired control.
(Second OF q series.)
Evening star., 1940-07-12
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

IN NIEHl<H ITUNHb LEHVCE.
Syracuse, Z: Newark. 6.
Baltimore. IA Jersey City, 8.
Montreal 9: Buffalo. 4.
Rochester at Toronto-Rain.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Durham. 3: Rocky Mount, /.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Miss Brookings came from behind to
down Barbara Levering, also of Bal
timore, 3-6, 6-1, Ga, yesterday.
Yesterdays doubles results:

Womens-Charlotte Decker Marian Cum
ningham defeated Hazel Bishopp-Marion
Prichard. "a, 6-3; Frances Rowan
Elinor Finckel defeated Helen Davis-Mrs.
karrick. 6-4, 6-3; Marco Lee-Willie Her
bert defeated Ann Dayette-Ann Harrison,
80, Ga; Cynthia Olmstead Margaret
Graham defeated Eleanor Fishburn Eliza
beth Sewers. 81, 81.
Girls-Lucy Tyler-Lucia Lhamon de-
feated Judy Riley Janice Goldberg 6-3
81; Ruth Johnsen-Shirley Combs de-
feated Nancy Petersen Barbara Levering,
6-4. 10: Helen Harrison Isabel Harvey
defeated Caroline Boyce-Betty Simpson,
p, Is; Betty Jacob-Ann Cullen de-
feated Jean Chatterley- Phyllis Smith. by
Evening star., 1940-07-12
From the
Press Box
If You Are in Doubt,
Lordner Might Know
BY JOHN LARDNER,

special Correspondent OF The Star.
NEW YORK, July IL (N.ANA0.-
Lardner's refined information bu-
reau:
Dear sir-I have just caught and
landed big marlin In MY first at
tempt at deap-sea fighting. What
shall I do with it? Please rush
reply-L. j. B.
Answer: There are many inter-
esting things a fisherman can do
with his first marlin. I suggest a
bus ride to different points of his
torical interest in the morning, then
lunch, and then perhaps a matinee
of some musical comedy (two good
orchestra seats would be $500.
If you want to take the fish on
a longer expedition-maybe for the
week end-check with the railroads
for good summer bargains. Round
trip fare from Boston to Niagara
Falls, for instance. is $26.60. upper
berth. The berth itself is $3.50. A
lower for yourself and an upper for
the marlin would add up to $5.35
one way. Drawing rooms are $1155.
A marlin less than u years of age
travels half-fare, and two young
martins and one adult may be ac-
commodated for two fares in a
drawing room.
Be Sure Marlin Is Dead
Before You Stuff Him
In the end, you will have to stuff
your dumb companion. Most ex-
perts prefer chestnut stufflng,
with soupcon of sage. Be sure
YOUR fish is absolutely dead before
you stuff him. Martins are treach-
erous Groupers are loyal and
honest.
Dear Mr. Lardner-Are you the
fellow who picked the ST, Louis
Cardinals to win the National
League pennant last April?-Late
Riser.
Answer: No speak English.
Dear Mr.. Lardner-My doctor has
ordered me to play poona until
further notice. How do I go about
1t? What is poona? If you don't
know. please say so and do not waste
my time, which is valuable
Anxious.
Answer: Poona can be corking
fun. In order to play it-h'mm, let's
see-well, I would first get myself
the best kind of poona equipment,
and not the second best The
second best is no substitute for the
best. That's true of any game,
from rogue to muggins. Get the
best, or you will not be playing
poona the way it should be played.
Any poona player will tell you the
same thing.
Evening star., 1940-07-12
Red Dog Good to Ploy
If Poono Is Failure

Once you have the equipment, my
advice is to go out there and play
the best poona you know how
Poona is not a game for quitters
Poona is not game of half meas
ures. Poona is a game-well. play
1t and see for yourself. 1t will oper
new vistas. If it does not open new
vistas darn quickly, ask for your
money back, and take up red dog
I will be glad to teach you red dog
any time. You and your doctor both
Dear Sir-What is the lifetime
batting average of Hank Green
berg?-Taxpayer.
Answer: Henry L. Greenberg was
born in New York City on January
/, 1911. AS a boy he did not know
the meaning of the word fail" but
later stopped at the public library
and looked it up in a dictionary.
That episode is typical of the man.
He bats and throws right-handed.
He is feet 4 inches tall, and a
bachelor. In 1882 he stole II bases
for Beaumont, in the Texas League.
Hank Is all right.
Nebraska Meal Provided
NurmIs Best Time
Dear Mr. Lardner-Which goes
faster, a motorcycle or a canvas
back duck?-Stepchild.
Answer: That strikes me as one
of the most sensible questions ]
ever have heard. Thousands of peo-
pie probably ask themselves that
same thing every day, but are too
lazy to do anything about finding
out. The best motorcycle perform
ance I know of is 1926 (undoubt-
edly miles per hour. The canvas
back duck has been timed at Y
miles per hour by experts aboard a
train. The train carried no diner
The experts got off at Harrisburg
Dear Sir-What was Paavo Nur-
mis- best time?-Gray Eyes.
Answer: Nurmi once told me that
the best time he ever had was at a
chamber of commerce luncheon
somewhere in Nebraska. They
served each guest eight cups of
coffee, brew to which the lovable
Finn always was partial.
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fiir Die Softer 2teoer gei6rieben hat
Gorril 5. 3ani:t lit Ser Seritener
oes sSi!ms. .@erpaiien Sic o:eien Slim
niht. bern iie erhalten 8eloestpert.
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Grkielt eeialsene Straie

Columbus, Ohio. ,Senas 0ebers.
zee. ~ Sabre alt. crh'elt cine Strafe
BON $50 uno 80 1asen 8efinsnis,
als ~ iid) Dor NiGter Holpb Speof
in @crrer. Ohio, ihulbie befannte,
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bob'r. Inn mebr slrLeitsIoienpergii
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geitcllt mar, erb:elt
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8erliner 8latt ihil>ert
:,,oliihs,, 6eteint>ienit

gcrlin. Gie g. 8" erfl6rte, Ser
5rlilide 8ebeinbier't arbeite ai,f 1T
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Bureau ser @aiierfirma Sifers.
alrmitrong Ser gureauleiter iei elm
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trieees in sa!onifi td.ia se.peien lei,
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babe unb idlieblid) Generalpertreter
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ct ioit Septenlber b g., ,lno siuar
,uiammen NIT einem Captain 8rur'
ser, Der ols SsnIeften'oriher getarnt
Iei. Sic gerliner 2eituns fiigte bin.
gu Die Geuarnten batten Dor allem
Die 9(ufsabp, hie Nreiie i'm england.
fre,!ablihen Sirne 81, beeiniluiien
Cantben arbeiten in einieen Hrobins'
itd6ten Spradlebrer uno Snou'
Itriele.
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Gine TOO 1patt Eitttbirne
| sibt ,,,etr Giett ais
& nit - 11)att

! Sm bieIen @intertagen miro es
id,rc,!er ounfel ,n,0 man braltdt
mel, cleftrilbes 2idt fit piele Ir.
bette, imo ooh aablen lu.r fir Sidt
bon Sem !uir feinen 9tllsen babcn,
,ue!! sic Sibttirnen idlun ldspar5 lino
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II!nooiihe 9irneu mie Ser 5lam'
methp uno anoere tarblge Sampen
sic 10 picl beniist ipuroeu Dor etlihen
;sotren, e,aen nitht 10 piel Sidt als
sic neuen ,peiben poe: Jroltb.rnen.
Sd,,nnsise II. buutel jcidrbte lnl'9en
oas Sitt ailf anYtott es Su perbrelte't
oenr oas 2iht fann nibt ourhorln'
gen nm bos 3immer nit Sidt 81
iibsrt tllltel,.
Go Sic StanSaro @ioo5a Slrnel1
bis 81 nno einld)lieblid' ser 100 sSatt
Brobe fit ben erltalulliG nieoeren
Yre,s bon nur 15c perfauit iperoen,
III e. l,npetlt1nolif, parlnn 10 piele
0eu+e Sic f.einer 40 ,no 60 gSatt
gro6en fir ibre Sampen tau'en.
Hit,t nur ,peil sic norteilbafter 'itr
oeira ,,no Natarbeit iino, ionoern
aud, neil cine einselne 100 @att
gir:.c mebr S;ht sibt als feds %
Watt @irncu. Goher .auie man Die
100 Watt 0irne. Sic fSnnen mebr Se'
BEN in ibre 8oblulng tringen, inoem
Sic b:cie fleine acnorrllng I'M Siht
pornohn;en.
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feitnteiiter
>11ihacl. O'Deitt,eu
Spriikcr bes EraToent 8cbnrtsta9'
Spmitecs.

Ser YrGiiSent 8eburtssas miro
in a;eicm ssahr bcionoers eefeiert.
gs IT cine aampoene einseleitet stpi.
ihrr SEM 90. l,nS 80 Son,,or frei.
pilriae Seller trerhen fleine &iIthen
in oifentl den 8cbauben anbringer.
aarten nit Sr6iioentensrub tueroen
in SIC SGuior perteil! ,peroen. MppeI.
Ie perben iiber eos gtabic eenaht,
um erfnlsreid, 81 lein in bieicr aam.
pasre rno einen gruben Jltno i'm
Gun ,'buoa Gountp s,l;ammensubrin'
gen fiir @..fGmp',,rg Der &inoerldb'
mrysfronsheit.
s!m Shi,tb Der aampagne finoei
in Ser slrena cine llntsrbaltilns itatt
Bon Sen 1eiomnelter @elberr blei'
ben 80 Vrcsent bier i'm Gountp.
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SUNG sm5slidfeittn tp;e i'm Boridbre
BARTLETT.
G,e @etriebsiportge
baben iid fon 10000 auf $4,000 er.
bobt Mno es fanoen bonn I. Sanuar
bis 81. Sftober ,095 2ebre6nse NIT
46,sG0 1eilnebmern itatt. Die 3abl
ser stSJ-llrlauber, Sic gu sdiff ober
aui sem 2anoipee Ssstalien beiudten,
lit cuI runo t25.000 aneetpddie,.
Ser italieniihe Gegenbeiuh betrug
1892 ino 1889 ie 10000 llrlauber.
0ie .3abl ser Sparer fit ben aoG.
8aeen bat eine 8iertel Million iiber.
idlr't!rn. gou ,,ro ginridtung 6es
@ert,s tperoen io1yeit poraneetrieben
oab md arieesenoe nit 6er laufen.
ben Seritel1una oer aoG.Waeen Be-
aonnen ,ue.oen fam CUR 0erbeiie'
runo uno Neuooitaltura Der arbeits.
ftdtten tpuroen 144,905,980 m.
ausac5eben.
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lana ribt ,peniger als nierSig Seu.
itoff.Sabriten. sIIs oer bequeme rno
iueni1 anipri,bstole abiasmarft int
friibsrsn Nuklano ourb Die ItaotIide
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oiei, @ctriebe NIT eroben Soften mo.
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Ser HapierT fabrication nit Shtpeoen
uto "anaoa 81, teiteben. 0ieie Mui.
CAB nuroe glatt eeloit Sauptabneb.
mer ,uar bisber eneIano. iett lit cine
l1mI,an.ns ouf SeutitIano I'M Gan.
&c.
Na!; ser 2rsloIuns bon Hublano
erb eli 5innlanb nor ser Soipiet.
union einen 3uaang gum Gismeer,
oas elsua 10000 ofm erobe Setlamo.
getist. 9ie G;nlpirf,,ng oes 8elf.
itrowes Idbt as bier niht su Ser ,pin.
SEN Sisfen bes 9ottniiden ,no Sin.
niidcn Meerbuiens ols monatelanqe
Spsrrp tpirfen. gei Ystlamo bat man
Elm Cr3 eefltnoen, bas M;del uno
aupfer enthdlt ,mo oeiien MGhtiefeit
ouf 'iinf Milionen Sonnen geidNtt
,uiro--ein Shat fiir bie eieene Sob.
itofioerfora,,ne SinnIanos. Nad @et.
iamo fiibrt bie iibcr 500 I'm lanse
vG:Sl1eersStrabe", bip ipeeen ibrer
portr. filihen slnlose fiel betpunoert
pire.
Scse 1tnterbnltl,ng, Sic man iett
in Jinnlanr fiiprt, seist bas itarfe
Sssnringen Sfnno;napiens in go.
lit!s IN Der 8irtidait, in ser &ul.
trr, il, Ser 2anhesperteioisung. Iui
allen bieien 8ebieteu finoen oiiiaieGc
3uivrmenfiinfte unb bripate Saellr,
gen finnilder uno ifonoinapiiher go.
litter, SdriftlttIler. @;rtIhaftler,
,lno cnberer &reiie itatt. sluh ser
GuThfi,nf itcEt in ,Sinnlano im9icnit
0cs if1nbin 1pi'hen Seoanfens. 1887
lpl,r>: cine erobe Seercsreform be.
| ihloI'en ,,nb 81 MiGliorben Ssinn.
ma.f .puroen fit Sic auberorbentli1e
an'Anfflmg bon Giiltllngsmaterial
betutaiet. llripriinslih ioate bieie
SuHme im 2n,ie bon iieben SSobrcn
ouiqctraGt iueroen. 10 tpeit tpie mos.
Iid il:1 Hahmen Ser oroentliehen Gin,
nahm"n, abcs oie Ges'crrng Iieb iid
bon br,nberein oas Reft e.nrdl,men
ben 9sIan olrh cine fi,rsiriltiee, i1'
mere Mnleibe beiblel,rigt 81, pcripirf.
lifer.
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8aneett 81 Ghren pen
Ecentar> s. Siirit

Der 80 @arb Democratic Club"
glib. 5u Gbren oes neren Gupaboga
County 8eridts Glerfs 2eonbarb s.
siitif Elm y1eit;mcnicl 0inner" ONT
81. Sanl,ar Inn $50 ltbr i'm slner.
ton Sotel, an Sit 13 Str. lrno Gbe.
iter 9!pe. Seonharb Siirit, gsad)folger
bon Gclntp Glerf SoDu guiber, Der
ais Ma,nisipulrid,ter rrtpdblt tpurbe.
Shirt lit Ganeioat Ser bemofratildet
Eortei fir gcuntp Gterf bel ber Der
n1hItcn gsahI, oa e. iest n,lr BEN
Soften ernannt ausfiint..
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He,ept iiir Stait>arS Oil
g.. GebnrtS Staesterte
beatStottNcf

1l:berI6ii.tet NIT Telepbonnnr,,.
fen 9riefen uno perIinl:hen anfra.
gen rrl,rSe oie Stanbarb Oil 60. bon
Sbic besiia.id bes H,3cptes fit Sic
Ticrtcl Milion Sorteu. Sic an Sic
Gl,nSen be~teilt lpuroen lno 6aul
Sermann, gleocInnos @Iderei Sad)-
beri!dnhieer, rednete nod i,no fano
bab er iid in Pes!,e res bcnotieten
Sa.,os berretnet battp rno iaet, er
babe nie ~beaniprudt. Elm Sabmann
! inn Hed)nen gu Iein @enn mid, aber
fiem.:ro fraet iiber Die beridlieoenen
lSut"ien, Die fiir cine 'olde Sorte not
I,perSie lit; @ir peri,,t5tcn oieie sSor.
mel in Snbler 81. qebe,, uno irgeno,
,pie eeitah;s, haE Sos Oasu notise
Sails NIT 1900 anItatt IT'S Nfl,no sic
lpirtl:h sebra,ldt irurren. ansegeben
battcr.
! Tus 9fescpt fir Sobio Torten fit
ssronen, sic ipId)c baden >pouen, gibt
Sermann on tpic folgt:
- Sfale S'orte,,ing =!
~ Shale Slidcr .~-'..
,21s Shale Iehl r-"-
a SeeIoffeI SaIs
SesI0iifl gadp,,lrer -
Shale. Ytilt,
| 1 SeeIofiel Sanilla
4 GimeiBe
! M:ihe Sbortening imo eieb 3uber
oaa,, Siebs sas MrbI. @adp,,lpcr
uno Sals suiammen l,nb gebe WildJ
unh Ion'fla Sasu, falte Elm Gi,peif,
oas norerit acidlIeeen iuuroe bis es
| lteif mar, aber ridlt troter, id)iitte
auts in cine alttaeid,mierte Gfanne
uno bcte bei $50 Graz i'm Sfen.
| .3,tr rScein1" broltd,t man:
Supper!DfIeI Sutter
Sd,aler TNocrsndrr
| gbIoiieI Saiel Cream
@iipcib
| 2 SccIDfieI |auilIa
Miihe Butter NIT 3uder, perbiiu,
ne SAG 8er'iih nit Habm, id)laee
gineib uno sict gum 8emiif ,no
idll1re es bis es ois ssorn b1lt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-18
,.1trait A,,r<t Sre,.Se"
Sm &rieasjahr 1889,

91rI:n. Ser SaGresberiht Ger
NS.yemeinIhait Strait burb Srel,.
Sc" stigt c::t beohtlihes slnluad)len
ocs HheIamttpertes alli. Su Ierbin'
burg nit Ser @ebrmaht ,puroen
tpanSernoe Solhatenbiibneu ins Sc.
ber aerufen. Die nod tor geginn beg
Gri,acs 522 Soritellunaen burffiibr.
ten Sic SeranItaltllnlen funocn in
sen Stanborten l,no 2agcrn ielbit
ita:t. Sir sic i'm Hrctettorat lteben.
sen Seeresteile iuurbe Elm 45tdgigc3
8aI:'2iel ser Solbatenhiihne lmo ein
45tGGises Marit9es s@altipiel burd)ge.
iiibri Die ein a.n gelegeuen Stano.
orte f,urocn nit Grnoil,nfgerGten,
@iircrn uro SeitihriIten i,no Slim.
bortiiJrlngen beriorgt. afit ariegs'
Begun lit Sic flltureIle 9etreuilns
ser @ebrnod,tteile sll elmer Ger midi.
tighten sluTsaben getporoen. gs fonn.
ten b,s slniang Nupember bereits
64Sl 8ebrnahtperanitaltl,ngen ob.
gebo!ten iperben Sir Die Srlppen
i'm Siten tit ein Ncifl:tbeoter5ilg ne.
ben 'tpei Narietse. .llnternebmen eiu.
aeIett tporSen. Sie NS.G S.Gemeinihaft
v&rcf: 6urb iSreuoe" betreut auber.
oent Die gerpunbeten in oen 2a5a.
retten.
Dir Sabf Ser Mitgl!eoer ser 8eil,.
herrirge fiji IT, ater, &on5ert,peien
,,no oamiidte @eranitaltunsen lit aui
3,5oG,S56 Mitelieoer gegeniiber
SOC 900 Mitsliesern am 81. Ges
1887 anee!uahien uno iest in 1853
IOrt.r bertreten. Bis al,m &riegsbe'
eina l!oben 66O 600 s(rbeiter in 43C
@erfalsitellunsen Die neueiter
fSb5piungen Ser biloenoen &iinitle,
erlcbcn fonren. Neben SO oifentliher
GlritausiteIlunaen fanoen 55 &unlt
al,sItellilngen IN Sasern uno Gaier
men statt. Get &rieesbeginn tu,.r
ben in 5tpei Mcnaten 67 @erfaus
Iteuunaen l,no 13 offentIihe 3unit
ausIt; ;Gurgen nit elmer 0eiu6ersab
bon mebr a!s $4,000 ourdgefiibrt
Sn Sen Mrbeitergctneini6a aftslaser,
oer @cIttpauar6eiter fonoen runo 5,
200 @eranltalturaen itatt. Das gn
|uaG,icn Der Observation-Disclosures
5ei9en 115, $40 Neranitaltl,ngen mi
32.1DT.954 Se,lneb1lern im erite1
$oI5iabr 1880, tpomit fait bic 3ab
oer Tcranitaltuneen uno Der 8eiude
oes Gan5en Sabrps 1888 errei9t ,pir
Sn s.r Nolfsbilounesarbeit tpuroel
insg,:omt 43,861 Neranitaltunge1
NIT 5,St6, 0S9 Tpilnehmern i'm erite,
Solbiabr olrd)gefiibrt iuas eine oor
pelte 70 itarfe ausn,,bung Der 8il