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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
PETERSON HERE

George H. Peterson, former For
est Service skipper and said to
have better knowledge of South
east Alaska waters than any other
man alive, is visitor to Juneau
from Sitka. Peterson is a Demo-
cratic candidate for the Legisla-
ture He has lived AZ years in Al
aska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
CHIMNEY FIRE

The As alarm this forenoon
called firemen to the two-apart-
ment residence owned by AL Lund-
strom at Tenth and C Street to
eNtinguish chimney fire. No dam
age was done.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
JIMMY TRUITT HERE

G. James tJimmy) Truitt, Civil
Engineer with the U. S. Army, ar
rived in Juneau today on the Mt
Mckinley enroute to Fairbanks. He
will fly to the Interior. Truit is
the son of Attorney General and
Mrs. James s. Truitt.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
sKIppER,s WIFE HERE

Mrs. ]. E. Peterson, wife OF Capt.
John Peterson, veteran Yukon River
skipper, is passenger on the Mount
Mckinley for Seward, passing
through Juneau today. She will visit
in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
BAYLESS THRnuGu

Ike BaylesS, Alaska eldtimer
passed through on the steamer
Mount Mckinley today for An
chorage, where ne is in business. /,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
DIVORCES GRANTED

Final DEGREES Of divorce were
granted in District Court today to
Fanny Cashen from Lawrence CASH
en- and to Irwin A. Whiteley from
Mary Adah Whitley.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OConnor. for
merly of Nenana and Chatanika,
We're through passengers on the
steamer Mount Mckinley today for
Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
NEW TRIAL DENIED

Motion for new trial for Ralph
Mendez Cordero. found guilty OF as
sault with dangerous weapon. was
denied today in District Court.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
NEW CITIZEN

Thomas Johannes Jacobsen,
native Of Denmark, received final
citizenship papers in District Court
here today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
TO ANCHORAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Balls Of Anchor
age are Mount Mckinley passengers
through here today Balls is Dis
bursting Agent for the Alaska Rail
road.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
HOLTE RETURNING

Selmer Holte, Forest Service en-
ployee, rs returning@eaa- the Alaska,
due here Tuesday. from Seattle,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23

SPERLING TO WRANGELL
Harry Sporting of the U. S. For
est Service is going to Wrangell on
the steamer Yukon on business.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23

Today's News rouay-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23

He had been called south by the
death of his mother.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

1882 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.
MODERN APARTMENTS.
rooms. d. O.. kit. bath S4S00
SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1908 H st. NV Nationai c345.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS.
kit. d. a. and bath with screened
porch:
Evening star., 1940-05-11
NEW AND MODERN,
THE MARCHETA.

1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Convenient Downtown Location
I room. kitchen and bath Sa7 30
Built-in beds. shower baths. refrisera.
tion, elevator and switchboard service.
Resident Manager. RE. O63O.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept. MA. s0eo.
Evening star., 1940-05-11
THE. SIJNBURY,
1919 M n NJ w

Despite the Increasing economic demand
for mcnsy.savins downtown housekeeping
aDsfsmsnss rs ~. s' our rasss continue the seme e
and $685. for fully eduipued 3-room
pntts newly renovatsd and zedecofatsd. All
havs cool southern expoeufe. TWO 1-rooN
1850 anpls 3anisos. New ovnsf-aaana9s-
Evening star., 1940-05-11
APARTMlNTS FURNISHED.
(Continued. J

! 81 BRYANT 81. N.W.-ONE LARGE RM.,
lit. semi-pvt. bath. 2nd a. front. Dupont
Evening star., 1940-05-11

1915 10th ST. NV.
l-2 Rms, Kitchenette. Bath. s32 so to s4B.
1880 COLORADO AVE. NV
Apis. OF from 1 to 3 bedrms., living room.
dining room. kitchen and bath Reasonably
rent. Frigidaire on house current. Resi-
dent MANAGER. Ant C02
Evening star., 1940-05-11

219 T ST. NE.
z rooms kitchen. bath S37 So
| HARRY A. OLIKER Co.
| 01s 18th Ct. NV. National 71B7.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

919 L ST. NV.
Ant. 24-3 rms. kitchen bath. hail, $50
1415 OAK ST. NV.
Ant 3.2 rms. kitchen, bath. porch.
1870 RESERVOIR RID. NV.
Apt 1-3 rms. dinette. kitchen. bath,
1895 RESERVOIR RID. NV.
Apt 80 rms kitchen, bath. dinetts.
1882 RESERVOIR RD. NV.
bath. porch. refe.. $50 so.
25Q1 l4th ST. NV.
Apts. 3 and 70 rms. dinette. kitchen.
bath, porch. elevator. S45
226 ST NE,
Apt. 1-2 rms; kitchen. bath: refs. S33.
,.tx. lsroe sro rms. kitchen. bath. porch.
se's'' pr 80 wArsur rNc
Evening star., 1940-05-11

2127 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. APT. BIO
rm.. kit. dressing room. bath. porch.
sttrsc; furn. May Is to Oct. l. NO
Evening star., 1940-05-11

Zo48 l4th ST. NV,
Apt. 6--Five r. and bath. Heat ana hot
water free: $50,
sAANNoN q LucHs MA. 2s4s.
MOnERN DUPLEX.
.5025 Ist st. NV. NO. 1,
2 rms. kis, ,dinette; bath: ref: so
2 rms. kit;, dinette; bath -. sas. 90
2 rms. kjt;, dinstts bath s4oo
6604 14th ST. NV, NO, f.
2 rms, kit; dinstts; bath $3.50
l34Q NICHOLSON ST. NV, NO g.
rms, kit. dtnette. bath. 3 expos S44 90
390S 7th ST. NE, NO f.
2 rms kit; aso dinstte; bath; 8 expos: $4,000
rms. t2 bedrms). kit. dinette
bath refg: Key Apt No. 3 S45 90
h5OyE APIS. EQUIPPED NTH GAS
HEATERS AND HAVE LARGE sSCREENED
PORCHFS AND FENCED-IN YARDS.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
133 18th St. NV National O352.
Evening star., 1940-05-11
DUPLEX-HEATED.
4486 Conduit Rd NV

2 rms. kit. dinette, bath with shower,
screened porch, rear yard. refR. Key Apt.
2510 41st st. NV.
Apts. Nos. and 30 and !, rms. kit,
dinette bath with shower. screened porch,
refR. locker space. Venetian blinds, laun.
dry facilities. S63 and 966.
lloyd Z DAVIS CO..
733 18th ct. NV. National O3S2,
Evening star., 1940-05-11

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APTS., HIGH-CLAsS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN. Shepherd 5128.
1923 35th ST. NE SUNNY ROOMS,
newly installed kit, semi-pvt. bath: "a blk.
&aIl -
Evening star., 1940-05-11
READY TO MOVE I'M.

Attractive corner. cross ventilation.
Furniture and apt, like new. 2 very large
beds. twin studios. Free parking. One
z rm. kit. bath. S57 so; One of the best
locations, at Rock Creek Park bet. Taft
and new Calvert st. Bridges. 24lO goth
st. NV Res. mgr
Evening star., 1940-05-11

SOUTH EXPOSURE.
sunny apartment in elevator service
building Just east Of Dupont Circle.
Short, pleasant walk downtown: near
stores. cars and buses. THREE
ROOMS Kitchen, Bath and OPEN
CONCRETE PORCH-two exposures.
A bright. pleasant apartment-and
an EXCEPTIONAL value at ONLY $50
1705 p ST. NV
Evening star., 1940-05-11

ERooKLAiiD. 1877 FRANKLIN eT. We
transp. Adults. S32.t0-S36. heat. Gas.
Evening star., 1940-05-11
THE WHYLAND.

1724 18th ST. NV.
2 or 8 rms, <. and b.. refg. on hous,
cur: 24-hr. elev.: maid service: low rent
Walking distance downtown. -
Evening star., 1940-05-11
VERY ATTRACTTVE Apr

. Every con1venience Of o modern home.
Located In deiightful HillWood, Fslis
Church. 16 minutes from Washineton and
&c. to 80 degrees. cooler
or adjoining bedrooms, private TUB or
shower baths: GaTase; broad lawns, laun.
dry. gemeroom, large semi-inclosed sun
porch; heat, hot water, Ras elec. included
Immediate occupancy; reasonable rental
tO1 Lee blvd. Phone Fails Church 1880
or Dupont 22b6
Evening star., 1940-05-11

!. ITO? 4th 8r NV.
.2128 37th st. NV. '0~'0o
rms'' BAH; aa61 h,wh: c.rt gar: pshs. $685. 90
2 rms. bath. oil heat. gar. refg.,
!aree yard; redecorated through
out. Key. 2641 Myrtle ave .S75. 90
1917 Taussig Pl. NE.
MODERN semi-detached home, rms,
Teth. oil heat, sarage. Key. 1902
FLoYD E., DAVIS CO., Soz 'oo
-1o5 lZth 9t. NV. National O352.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

2311 18th ST. NV.
Overlookins Meridian Hill Park,
Living rm- bedrms. dinette. kit.
bath; gaS refrtgeretor: $40.
4HANNON q LUCHS CO..
1908 II st. NV NationSi o9lH
Evening star., 1940-05-11

1929 BELMONT ST. NV.
! rm.. din. H.. b.. Murphy bed $50 50
rms. kit bath 40. 90
SHANNON & LucHs CO..
1908 H St. NV. National 2345,
Evening star., 1940-05-11
TALK O. THE TOWN.
Modern Downtown Apis.
SPECIAL LOW RATES.

JUDI IDAHO AVE.
A few apis. now available in this exclu-
sive, air-ventilated building. Living room
and bath, $39 30 Liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
dress closet, bath: from S49.50. Lily. rm.
bedrm.. dinette, kit, bath, from S67 30.
Elev., switchboard service. Res. mgr, EN-.
Evening star., 1940-05-11
ApARTMENTs vNFvRNIsnEp.

1875 COL Rp.-PEAUT; FRONT AND
plenty b. W.; carpeted halls: $67 90:
1905 CLIFTON ST., OVERLOOKING CITY
p T, T., recep. h.. S42.b0: ! r.. r., q.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

ATTRACTTVELY FURNISHED IN WELL
appointed apt. house: swimming pool and ind
ssme rooms. Avail MAY l4: ILsanrse X.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

FACING CASCADES"
Just across the street from beautiful
tsnce doTntoxxnth xthin n,o,. wakin: = as
schools, cars and buses: refrieeration
Ana many special features.
X57 5C-Living Room, Dinette and
Kitchen-Au directly fac.
ing park, TWO BED.
ROOMS and Bath facine
east; EAST AND WEST
EXPOSURES
2201 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1940-05-11

PRIVATE HOME. IDEAL Tor young people;
Theater. Conn.,. transp. 3047 Porter NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

WHEATON,, MD-Furn or unfurn., single
or double room. near bath. in private home;
reasonable. Kensington 176
ARLINGTON-New home. no other ROOM
ers. double or single, ladies or 2 young
boys. Chestnut 1446.
COUNTRY CLUB SECT1ON-2-room suite;
twin beds, private bath. studio living room
downtown: bus at door. CHI. 4472.
Observation-Disclosures room in lovely
new home. adjoining bath: garage; cool.
quiet 3 exposures TIE. 4973-M.
ARLINGTON, 1929 18th. st. n.-Large,
bath; breakfast optional CHI. 1851.
6O4 HIGH ST, Braddock Hgts., Alex
Large front room, pvt bath: conv. bus;
suitable couple: meals and garage If de-
sired. Alexandria 5094-J.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-09
FALKhER
PASSES SUDDENLY
South Henderson Man Drops
In Street; Funeral on
"Wednesday

William Pleasan; Falkncr. 3d.
dropped dead as he was crossing Il
street in South Henderson shortly
before ) o'clock Monday afternoon,
Sheriff l.. l.. Swanson was lmme-
diatcly called by G. N. Tucker, near
whose store the man crumpled 10
the ground, t,.-; the officer lmme-
diatcly called an ambulance, but MI.
Falkner was lead when ii arrived.
Coroner Asa p. Paschall was sum-
moned to the scene and viewed the
body, but decided that death was
due to natural causes and no inquest
WAS ncid.
Mr. FaiIncr was native Of Vance
county and had resided in the county
iIs emtIiv ne. He was born August
/. 1904. He was employed in the
Harriet mills at South Henderson.
Mr.. FalEner is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Bette Ross Falkner
and four sisters, Mrs. E. y. Short
Carthage: Mrs. O. S. Boggs, HaW
River: and Mrs. W. p. tairclOth and
Mrs. D. T. Harmon, both Of Hender-
SON. His wife has been dead three
years, and his father, the late Pleas
ant Ealkncr, died two months ago.
Funeral services were announced
for 3 p. m. Wednesday to be held
al the home Of his mother, in charge
Of Rev. Z. NorrIeet Gardner, pastor
Of the First Baptist church Of Hen
derSOn. The place of interment was
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-09
RObT. HENRY ADAMS
FUNERAL. IN VIRGINIA
Father of Mrs. |. w. Boyd
Dies After illness of
Several Months

Funeral services were held at II
o'clock this forenoon Gor RobeG
Henry Adams, 80, who died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. |. w.
Buvd. at 232 BurWell avenue, at 4:zO
o'clock Monday afternoon. MI.
Adams had been i'll for the past tour
months. He had made his home with
Mrs. Boyd for twenty years.
Services this morning at the nome
Of Mrs. Boyd were brief, following
which the body WAS taken to Ingram,
Va. for further services at O'Clock
this afternoon in the Ingram Chris
tan church, after which the Dody
WIS inferred in the family cemetery
al that place.
Services at the residence this
morning were in charge OF Rev; l; j:
Whitehead. pastor of Christ Methodist
church mere, assisted by Rev. MI.
Earn, pastor of the Christian church
at Ingram.
Mr. Adams is survived by an only
daughter, Mrs. Boyd, with whom he
lived. and seven grandchildren, also
I. sister, Mrs. Henry Clay Dodson, Of
Suthcriin, Va. His wife died here
tour years ago on February 70, 1886.
Nh. Adams was Il native Of Halifax
county, Virginia, where he was born
january 8, 1852. He hadlived here the
Past fifteen years. He was for forty
years member Of the Christian
church at Ingram, Va, and in lis
earlier life had served fifteen years
Us Il deacon.
Pailbearers were announced as fol-
lows:
Active, Robert and Archer Boyd,
Billy Ingram, Joe and Herbert Dunn
and Henry White; honorary, {. II.
Hipht. Charlie E. Hight, NJ. G.. Evans,
]. H. Murrell, ST., w. H. Nixon, E,
II. Dixon. ST., R. L. Ingram, w. J.
Farham, J. W. Jones, G. c. Lamb
r. Z. Clements, ST., l.. E, Carlton,
c. H. Davis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-09

After operating the Capitol Cafe
successfully for many years as a
restaurant; and as one Of the citys
n.oSt popular eating places. Thee
Co,i;,S mas enlarged the accommoda-
lions III the building at the corner
Of Garnet and Orange streets to
make of it hotel.
Finishing touches have been put
ON the second floor quarters in fit
ting il up as 4 rOoming establish
ment. which is now open to the
public.
Eight rooms have been provided,
each equipped with one o. more
double beds, with accommodations
for Il total of % persons. Bath and
toilet facilities have been provided
on the same floor, and each room is
equipped with lavatoricS with hot
and cold running water.
TO the rear 4 fire escape has been
built. with steps running from the
second floor clear to the ground.
III of the rooms have been equip
ped with brandneW Simmons beds
and springs. Beautyrcst mattresses.
new chairs, dreSSerS and other equip
mcnt with Venetian blinds installed
throughout.
Entrance TO the roOming quart
crS is from the dining room on the
first floor, where Il Neon sign is to
be installed directing guests to the
sleeping apartments.
Complete hotel service is now
available 10 guests. with adequate
dining room facilities on the first
floor and rooms above
Nh. CodaS said he had invested
around $4,000 in making the altera-
lions to provide for his new arrange
ment. with all new equipment and
furnishings throughout.
Mr.. CodaS is sole proprietor of the
business. which he has operated here
for many years. His aim and motto
through the years has been to give
the best Of food. we'll prepared and
served by courteous and experience
ed employees. The dining room has
come to be one Of the most popular
eating places in the city.
The owner caters TO transient and
local trade, and is known TO many
tourists who follow the national
highway, Route L. in their travels
from the north to the mild climates
cf the deep South. Many Of them
make regular stops for meals at the
Capitol. and have learned they car
get good food at moderate prices al
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-09
Capitol Cafe Opens Up
Regular Hotel Section
Accommodations for % Persons Provided on
Second Story Over Cafe Quarters; Modern
Furnishings Are Installed

all hours of the day and night. a
24-hour service is maintained lof
the trade.
Mr.. CodaS has lately obtained a
long lease on the property, ana IS
1r.a>ing ncavy investments that ne
may better cater to his customers al
home and outside.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-09

not 2nnOunced.
Pallbearers were announced as fol-
lows: Active, J. w. Pulliam. E. Z.
Vernon, Raymond Debridge, Jack
Griffin, Harvey Wheeler, Jack Col
Inns: honorary. l.. l.. Wilson, Bill
Coggins, Wniree Parrish, Jesse
Short, Roy Francis, Dave Gupton.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-09

The Earl of Athlone, VINO almost
got the job in 1914, is appointed
governor general Of Canada. Prov
ing that you get what you want II
You're willing to wait for it.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
1 MlerIci aus Qller 8elt hi

gbe Iebte, ging linn am 25. Nopeln-
ber 1889 i'm Eobe boran. Dns mar
fir ben @reis, Der iib i'm Sabre 1910
III ben 8aibeitano geiest bate, ein
ihDerer, ,tniiberninoliber Sdlag.
9nber ieinem 5obn 9aul bittterlabt
er ieinen Sobn Sern1ailn Sbultbeis.
Das geerabnis fano am A. Nopenl-
ber bon Der SO. 8eter llno Bauls-.
Stride aus itatt. M0ee er nad einem
taten. ,,no ieeensreiben 2eben III
Srie6en ruben!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

ooer @unofiinf nus Dentidlano Der-
foilot iperbeil. Bon hiefetl1 9erbpt
ii,r6 nidt mir Die aiislanbiic6en agen-
tureri, ionoern aid Die oeltiden be-
sfroffen.
Dng nmtlid)e Deiititbe Radrid)-
terbiiro nlelbete ain 4. Nobenlber ge-
ro0e bic 9alffe ooer rnno a.
600, 900 Der 8eb0lferltng @roB-
oeutiblonog bon 10000, 900 lei fa-
tboIiiden @laubens.
Die Nabridten-agentur fiigte bin-
a,l, bon ben 12,OOO,OoO ginnobnerl1
oes General -@oupernemerts Yolen
~ 3. +. 0es beIestelt, aber 1li6t for
men nnileftierten 9eiles oes tribe
.ren 9oIen ieien 100000 ODER
brei GierteI Gatbolifer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
Gapft Bins blcibt in Mo,u

Mns Der gatifnnitaot puroe off
sieH beribtet, bob 8apit Bins Ser
3tpolfte entibloiien iit, in Der Gati-
fanitabt 5it bleiben, obipobl Nom neue
Gliegeralarme eebabt bat.
Gin Gertrallter bes gatifans Iagte,
bob Der Gontifer pabri6einlid protc-
ftieren tpiirbe, iolte es 5l eine1n 2uft-
angriff auf Hom fommer. uno Sipar
anf- @runo bes ipertpollen &ir6en=
eigentuns, oas iib BORT befinbet. Ser
Rapit bat i6lieBlib feline @inipiIli-
e,ng gum 8au zines 2ufti6utfellers
gegeben. t...@-...
9eun5ig Sonnen StabI iperocn oae
fiir beripanbt ,lno ser ger1unliga
Reller Jon feline eieene 9eiaungs- uno
2i6tanlage, eir fleines SdIai5inl-
mer,s cine gibliotbef, cine fleine aii-
DE llno cine @ebetsede boben. @r
ION ferner 10 gebaut iperoen, baB cr
bernetiid gegen @asangriffe abge-
fblohen iperoen fann. @or gnoe ,bes
SSabres aber biirfte Der Seller falln1
fertis iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
Mllerlei aus 9emtIdjlam6

| s, - ~ - 50 ..
Mllerlei aus 9emtidlanb
Aus Berlin miro beridtet, bob in
folge Der 8ombeniiberf1lle bort 2ente
bereits INN llbr 5u 8ett geben. Muj
oieie @eiie baben iie 5 Big 6 Gtnnoen
Sdlaf sebabt, bepor oie eneIifden
Slieger fonnen. Mub bie &eitau.
rantbei,,der baben iid eeeen II llbr
nadts i6lntli6 biinn eenaht, itott
tuie iiblid) erit UNI / l1br. auf bal
benz &ege nad Sallie ail iein, ipenn
Die Mlarn1Iirenen ertonen, bebeutet,
Dab man bie 9llarmperiobe in einem
frem0en Seller berbringen nuB. gllc
StraBenbabnen, NntomobiIe ,ino SuBz
ganger tperben angebalten nno 0ie
2ente nliiiien iid in ben n66lfen err
renbbaren 2,,ftl6nbfeller begeben.
Wfebrere geadtflubs MAIDEN beionoers
quite @eidafte, neil tie biibid ausge-
itattete 2uftidutfeIler baben. Die
2ellte fommen geeen Witternabt bort
bin, beitelen cine Slai6e 8ein 1,no
nebmen oieie bann nit in ben Seller,
ipenn Die Sirenen 5a beitlen beginner
- ein ieltiames ,,8ergniigunesleben"
- Ser Reidsfinan5bof int Berlin
bat entlbie6en, bob nlle ginnabmen
Der &irbeneemeinoen, Die oenIeIben
aus bem 2auten Ser air6engIoden
BET 8eerabniiiell unb sralluneen l1nb
aus Der grridtultg bon grnbbiigeIn
anflieben, neutrality-suspicious. iinb.
Die gnti6eioung gebt bapon aus, Dab
oerartige firblide @anolungen ni6t
in ausiibilng offentli6er @e,paIt er-
folgen aunb barum r,ibt fteuerfrei
iinb. Sir bas 8lodenlaufen Bel 8e,
erabniiien ilnb gra,1ungen beaiebt Sic
Stride @ebiibren. 9ie gornabme bes
@lodengelautes lit in bos 8eIiebel,
Der 8eteiligten seitellt, erfoIgt alio
nidt in grfiillung elmer offentIiden
anfgabe. 9ie bafiir pereinnobmten
@ntgelte lino ion1it nniasiteuerpfIid.
| tig. 9aslelbe gilt fir sic @rridtnng
BON @rabbiieeln. Das @raben eines
@rabes an iid lit urnlatiteuerfrei.
Gs lit jebod) iiblid], baB einige $50.
ben nod Der Beeroigung ,ladoem
Die @r0e bes unmitteIbar nah Ser.
fenfen bes Sarges aufgeiduttetel,
porlaufigen @raebiieeIs iid gelenf!
bot, Die Srieobofbertpaltnng aus Gltbe.
tiiden @riinben einen befinitipen
grabbiieel aufldiittet. 9ieie Mrbeii
bat nidts mebr nit Der Der &irbe
porbebaltenen Mrbeit Ser 8eitattunq
Der Gotten au tiln. 9ie 6afiir be5ogc.
men @ebiibren iino oarlim 1,n1ias.
lteuerpflidtig, neil bas 5daffen iol.
der 8ragbiigel niht unmitteIbor a,ir
offentliden 8eerbigtng eebort.
@iner gefanntmodung ber
oeutiden 8egierung al,foIge oiirfei1
bon nun ON 5tDiiden IL llbr nbenbs
iinb 6 llbr n,orgens feinerIei militia
ride gabridten lllebr per aabel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
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HOcMDITaIte tHS WDTDtrlaHo
Inter Sieier anfibrift ibiloert 81
rationale fatboliibe Monatsihrif
aSbe Sign'' sic gerfoleung Ser aa
tbolifen in Noroirlanb. Nir entneb
men ben intereiianten Mlsfiibruneei
naditebenbe @in5elbeiteit:
.@d6renb bic llnterbriidllng bel
Suoen nllo onberer Minoritdten ii
europa bon llnierer sagespreiie fai
tagiid IN aroBen lteberidriften per
fiinbet miro, lnnB es, gelinoe gelagt
als cine iebr iouoerbare Gatla1e an
geieben iperoefl, Sab Biz iebt MIDI
init eineln ei,,5igen @orte ste gerioI
suns alno llnteroriidltng Ser .aatbpli
ten in Roroirlano erpdbnt fporoef
lit. 9ieie Satladen ipreden Iant fiji,
iih nno fonnen rlidt ignoriert, nod
llnterbriidt iperoen.
Serr Mrnolb 2nnn BOT llnIdnglt Ell.
ne Sour nod Noroirlano ,tnternonl.
men lln6 I'M 2onooner .gablet" ber.
offentli6t, mas er in georbirIano al
beobadten @elegenbeit bate. @s
ibeint, baB BORT Die &atbolifen 1id1
glimpfIiber .bebanoeIt iperoen ols in
geaaiifaat. gieIe RatboIifen, 10 be.
rihtet 2lnn, iperoen obne ben gerilg.
item @rnno, in Gon5eitrationslageru
feiteebalten. SSnfolgeoeiien perliere,
.fie ibre grbeit. arbeitsloIen Ratboli,
ten miro oie itaatIide llnterltiikuna
(8ole) beripeigert, llno lie ieben 5id
ge5ipnngelL nab England ans5uman.
oerlL Inn arbeitsgelegenbeit at fin,
ben. Sic geraten aus bem Meaen III
Die Sranfe, oenn, iper bier Monatt
IN Gnalano iid aufbaIt, fant untel
Die 8ebrpflidt.
l1eber Elm 9ritteI bes proteItantil
i6en Srlano lit fatboliid), aber III
tperoen BON ben proteltantilhe,
Weebrbeiten faIt auer ibrer &ehte BE.
ranbt Bon. As @rnennungen all po,
litiiben aemtern ipuroen nnr fiinf al
Ratbolifen perlieben. Nelln aus 5ebl
&idtern iino proteitantii6 nnb bas
ielbe 8erbaltnis berribt por in aler
&egiernngsamtern i,no anoern Beam
tenitenen.
8ir boffen 10 fdlieBt Ser Mrtifc'
bes nSign". bob, ipenn gnglano Ser
Rrieg gepinnt, es einnlaI in sieinen
eigenen 2anoe bic Demofratie ein
fiibrt, Die es onoern preoigt.
Bir gIailben inoes ipenig 9off
nnng fit Die arnen Srlanoer 5n ba
ben, oenn Der britiihe 2one. ben E:
nod iriidem aatbolifenblnt geliiltet
miro, iuenn freigelaiien, bon ieinel
@iIobeit nihts eineebiiBt baben.
X X X
8lod-8pofins BON fiinf sroken Slim
aeiellidaften abseIdafft
gs baben iib flint Der eroBter
JImseienihaften 6es 2anoes in Ell
mem nit Der Bnnoesreeieruna abae
lihIoiienen freitpilligen Mbfonnen Der
pfIidtef, Sic Ginobeiiser fiinftig MIDI
'mebr 81 5pingen ibre Slime il