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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Efforts Being Made
to Organize Congress
sional Opposition to
President Roosevelt's
Aid to Britain Policy.

Washington. Dec. 27.-(AP)- In
creaSing senatorial demands that the
administration seek to bring peace TO
Europe conceded today with efforts
70 organize congressional opposition
% President RooSevelt's aid to Brl-
tain policy.
Senator McCarran, Democrat, New
ada, declared that there will be a
decided move in the senate for re-
S:itution of real neutrality"
Real neutrality does not resui.
from furnishing the implements OF
Nay" ne told reporters. 1T will be
possible to organize a sufficient
group which. working independently
".,.l support a positive policy against
wax"
Both McCarran and Senator John
son. Democrat, California. comment
cd that if the warning nations could
cease hostilitics on Christmas they
ought TO be able to stop for all time.
Talk Of peace proposals came at d
time when l69 men and women
many of them prominent in various
fields, telegraphed President RooSe-
Continued on Page Eighth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
More Time
Also Needed
Defense Commission
Expert Says There Is
mo Begging" Down
of Camp Program.

New York, Dec. 27.-(AP)-WiI-
liam F. Carey, defense commission
expert on cantonment cons; :;lction
said today that new Army camps
now being built east of the Missis-
sippi river would exceed their esti-
mates of original cost "by millions
OF dollars"
Moreover, he said, it would be nee
essary to add "a month or six weeks
TO the estimated construction time of
the various units.
Returning from a three-mOntns
survey, Carey emphasized that there
was no logging down" of the con-
struction program and declared that
what has been accomplished is moth
ing short of a marvellous achieve
mCnt.
Fouy factors were responsible for
the increases in cost and construction
time. Carey SAID:
|. Heavy expansion Of the facilities
after estimates were made.
.. Original estimates were made
'tOo low, anyhow"
g. Adverse Weather-cold in the
(Corf;,,,ol m Dooo T-broo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
BY ROGER w. BABSON,
Copyright 1910, Publishers Financial
Bureau, Inc.

Washington, Dec. 27.-I address
my readers this week from the ma
tons capital, where l am spending
a few days. With Congress still en-
loving its Christmas holiday, the
legislative branch of our govern
ment is not functioning However,
President Roosevelt is on the Joo'
as are the heads of most Of the gov
eminent departments and commits
sions, In spite of an absent Congress,
the city is very much alive. 1t throoS
with defense talk and | have never
heard SO many rumors in all my life.
Most of this talk is related to war
credits, priorities, aid to Britain, IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Raleigh Speculates As To-
Whether Ne1D Budget Will
Reflect Broughton's Ideas

there never has been a really serious
thing of this sort.
That's one reason why there is
$50 much speculation here now over
whether the budget recommendations
this time arc going to be Governor
Clyde R. Hoey's, in the main, or
those of his successor, J. Melville
Broughton, who will have to take any
rap that grows out of financial back
firing during the next four years
In view of the fact that Mr.
Brolrghton sat in all the commission
meetings, and took rather an active
part in discussing matters brought
before it, there is good reason to
believe that recommendations Will
Continued on Page Eighth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Ford Orders
In Effect
Contract Criticized by
Labor Representatives
"In Effect, War De-
partment Says,

Washington, Dec. 27.-(AP)-War
department contracts with the Ford
Motor Company totaling more than
S2,OOO,OO0 and criticised by labor
representatives were said today by
department officials to be now in
effect.
The contracts, for midget scout
cars and passenger vehicles, were an
rounced as awarded on November
27. There arose an immediate cutlery
from labor leaders and Sidney Hill
man, labor member of the new office
Of defense production, challenged
the award
Hillman protested that there hao
been a labor board finding of unfair
tC"ntinund on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Italian Army
In Albania
Reinforced
Greeks Launch Strong
Offensive, Italians
Suffer Heavy Losses;
Sea Raider Flying
Japanese Flag Shells
British Island.
By The Associated PresS.)

fBy The Associated PreSS.)
The Italian command was re-
ported to have thrown huge re-
Inducements into the Albanian
conflict today as Greek dis
patches told of one of the fiercest
battles of the war raging in
heavy snOWstOrm in the Klisura
. sector. gateway to the north.
Advices from the front said the
fighting was developing on a broad
scale both at Klisura Pass itself and
farther north, with the Greeks
launching strong offensive and the
Italians suffering "heavy losses" at
tempting ''to defend his ground inch
by inch"
Despite furious italian resistance,
these advices said, the Greeks were
Selling new positions along with !tai-
ian prisoners and war materials
Numerous artillery duels were re-
ported.
Nauru ShclIed.
On the other side of the world
sea raider flying the Japanese
. flag violently shelled the British
inundated island of Nauru in the
south Pacific at daybreak, it was
officially announced in Mel
bourne, Australia.
British sources in London left
unexplained the reported display
:. of, ting Japanese flag, but said a
German raider was known TO
have been operating in that part
of the Pacific in recent months.
Australian Prime Minister Robert
c.. Menzies said the raider, also bear
ing a Japanese name, opened fire on
Nauru shortly after dawn, inflictIng
considerable damage but no CASUAL
ties.
Rich in War-vital nitrateS, Nauru
lies south of the Japanese-mandated
Marshall islands, 1900 miles south
west of Hawaii. The island was own
cd by Germany until 1914 when it
surrendered to Australian forces.
Air War Resumed.
Both royal air force and naZi war
planes returned to action after the
three-day Christmas truce, with Brit
ish bombers pounding at the Ger
man-held invasion" port of Bor-
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Babson Urges Confident
yiew OF Future, Realizing
Crucial Days Are Ahead

dustry, strikes, taxes, the farm pro-
gram, peace plans, and reconstruc-
ton. | sense in Washington a new
and greatly accelerated tempo Mucn
remains Of the post-Christmas holi-
day spirit. Celebration plans for the
New Year are also already in the
air. But the people who live and
work in this city are very much
alive to our present situation. More
so than the people Of most other
cities throughout the country, they
realize what we find ourselves up
against in this closing week of the
year.
Hail and Farewell.
venture to say that two days ago
Continued on Page Tnree.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
ROBBERY PRORED

Raleigh, Dec. 27.-(AP)-Director
Frederick C. Handy said today he
had assigned a State Bureau of In
vestigatiCn agent to assist in the in
vcstigation of the robbery Of the
Aurora ABC store Thursday night.
night. Beaufort county officers said
the store was robbed of about $3.50
worth of liquor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

New Bern, Dec. 27.-Former
Congressman Lindsay c. Warren.
new comptroller general, who spent
a fivc-day Christmas holiday with
his family at their home in Waehinp-
ton. N. c., said that his family will
not move to- the national capital un-
til next September /. His children
are attending school he said, and
next summer "could not be pried
away from the Carolina coast"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
FINAL RITES HELD
FOR HAL KEMP TODAY

Charlotte, Dec. 27.-(AP)-I1al
Kemp, 36-year-cld orchestra leader,
was buried here today. He died
Saturday in Medera, Cal, hospital
Of automobile accident injuries.
Among the famous figures Of the
music world who attended the simple
rites were Kay Kyser, Sake DoWell,
Skinnay Ennis and Leibert Lom-
oardo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Demand For Peace
Moves Increases
Violent Death
Toll For State
Raised To Is

Charlotte, Dec. z7.--(AP)-
Automobile accidents killed at
least 20 persons in North Caro-
lima over the Christmas holidays,
and three persons were killed by
the accidental discharge of fire
arms. In addition, there was a
murder and suicide at Asheville,
giving North Carolina a Christ
mas violent death toll o. rs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
SHIP TORPEDOED

New York, Dec. 27.-(AP)-Mack-
ay Radio picked up distress call
from the British steamer Ardanbhan
which reported she had been torpc-
doed at l:02 p. m, EST, today.
The steamer gave her position as
approximately 600 miles west of
Scotland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
ArnyC Camps CostMore
WIND AND RAIN
SWEEP FLORIDA

Miami, Dec. 27-(AP)-One death,
three injuries, residential property
damage in three communities. and
unestimated crop damage were caus-
cd last night and early today by wind
and transforms sweeping across the
Florida peninsula from the west.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Raj RAIDS

London, Dec 27.-(AP)-The air
ministry announced late today that
British bombers attacked the Ger
man submarine base at Lorient,
Beaufort county officers said
TODAY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
WARRENS NOT MOVING

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

tC"otiruod on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

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,almeriean 2e9ion' 8tsen Ginmildnn9
ii eurDbGifdjem aDnflift


sss,t elmer gsa6ioanIprohe bnt goD-
nono S. ReIID, Notionalf lfoHntnn0eur
Der ,.americon Region, erfl6rt, es
lei .n1iiBi9'' eine SnterDention I'm
europ1iftben Rrieg ,,alt ertDdgen !,
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geriftet lit, aud nar Der Wionroe-
Doftrin Elm Niininlniti an Shns 81,
{idern"
,,@omit iolIeit mir 6enii eieentlid
ii,terbenieren2 r, fragte Ct. .Bir ba-
ben niht einmoI 0ie 5lug5ellse, 8of-
fen llno WsoterinI, Bic our Ansbilbnng
Der mebr ais beideioenen Mrnee, bic
mir i,,s 5eIo fdiden f0nnten, n0tig
lino. Mie iollten mir unfer Rriees-
potential fiibIbar ntahen2"
gr berlangte itntt oeiien, 6aB Der
aongreB tpdbreno Der .Not3eit' 5li-
lamnenbleiben folle, iin6 for6erte
,,b0Ilige ginrniitigfeit'' Bel Der Ber-
it1rfltag bon slrnee, Marine ano
2ufttpaffe, iopie ,fnmnrariibes gor-
aeben' aesen COMMUNICATIVE ger-
i1iporer''
&eaD fiigte bins,t Die grOBte Ge-
fGbronng Der Il. @. beltebe illnerbalb
ibrer eigenen @ren5en, oeu1 es gebe
mebr aIs 600 font1nlt-1taailfiihe Sr<
ganiiationen I'M 2anoe, bic niht nad
Mmerifa eeborten. CT iagfe5 oanut
man niiiie iid bariiber Flor iDeroen,
oaB oie Niitgliebers bieIer gerbanoe
Sanatifer ieien, bei benen uperniinf-
tige Beballolung" i,idts Belle, 10 oaB
man alio .finintorild" porsebe1t
miifle.
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Die II. GilSegarS aIs Eatrsnia ber
gatboIii6ea Seatidea 6ilerinnea
NapIt Nius Der 3tpoIfte bat anf
Die Witten aller 0eutfben Biid0fe bic
Geier bes 5eites Der FL. 8il6egar0
bon Wingen, O.S.8., am II. Sep-
teiuber fir aIle oeutiden Di05efen be.
1pilligt. @eboren I'M Sabre 1898 ouf
Der Burg B0delbeim All oer Mabe als
Eodter &iIoeberts, zines Miniiteria-
len oes Sodiiftes Speber, ,ino ge-
ftorben 1t79 als Meiiterin Der 8ene-
Diftinerinnen auf oem ct. Nnperts-
berg Der 9io5eie Waina, raste iie rn-
ter allen NeIigioien Deutiblanos ipie
cine itrabIenoe 2eidte 10 iebr berpor,
0aB iie in ben bergangenen Sabr-
bunberten ,lnb beionoers IN 1inierer
8eit bon benz geiamten bei,tiben
Bolfe belonberer gerebrung eetpiiroigt
ipnroe. @lei1 Dem 81. 8ernbarb itn-
ternabm iie trok fteter ardnflibfeit
Oirb berihie6ene Dio5eien Die iApie-
rigften 3eiien our 5oroeritng oes re-
Iigioien 2ebens iln6 5ur 8eiierung Der.
6itten bobn Rlerls nnb Bolt Sic
berfaBte auberbent biele Sbriften
iiber MDftif ln6 Natnripiiienibaften,
10 oab Tie nidt nur als gorlauferiil
Der oeutiben WDltif gefeiert, ionbern
aud nls bic erfte fdriftitenenbe aer5-
tin Der Deutiden uno 6ie 8eeriinoeri,t
Der tpiiienihaftliden Naturgeididte in
Deiitidlanb iotpie als Hatronin Der
fatboliid)en Sodidiilerinnen berebrt
tpiro. 8apit @resor Der Neunte 49,
1927 Bis 124t 49, leitete ibren Sei-
Iigfpredungspro5eB eitt; obpobl er
biz beilte nidt au gnbe eefiibrt tpur-
be, miro bic FL. Silbegarb in Bre=
bier lno Meiieeebet Der Dio5eien
Maina, 9rier, 5peper nnb 2inburg
als @eilige benannt.
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3aadfebr sn ben 3ebn 8ebDten 8ottes
bas eiusige SeiimitteI

Z 4 :. + Z q I /. -
@as ieit Sabraebnten Die YdpItc
imb biele anoere einiihtige Mdnner
Der rube- uno friebIolen Belt aIs eit=
siges Seilrnittel binseltelt baben, bat
ltnl6neIt Der befon1te amerifaniibe
Statiitifer ,,no Jabmann in Sinan3-
iino geiddftsaneele 81. gab-
ion, in Springfielo, Maii, in elmer
geriammlung bon amerifaniiden
@eid1tsleuten ernpfoblell. ,aein
Grieoen, feline geflnoe Civilization
fann erbofft iper6en'', erfldrte Bobion,
..ipenn 1libt sic @elt bic bielen fal-
fden 2ebren unb Soeen bertpirft ,lno
sur geobadt,lng Der 10 @ebote Got
tes auriidfebrt.
.Sitler berebrt oie robe @etpalt; !;
6otpietrnBlano ben Materialismis;
Granfreib beust fid por Dem Gotten
Der Diplomatic, ipdbrenb England
nlir ouf Sanbel nnb Seemndt beoadt
lit. Seine biefer Madte bdlt iid an
bic ,,goI6ene Hegel'. Snbiens 5dpie-
riefeiten entitamrlen bailpti1blib
benz berriidten @lauben an Die beilige
Rnb. @inmal ipiro auh SSnoien elm
freies &ei6 ueroen, aber nidt eber,
bebor es nidt aufeebOrt bat, bic Sub
aino Die nuslofen @0sen anaubeten.
gbinas Niidftdnoigfeit entitantn,t lei
mem faliden @lauben an Die Maht
berftorbener Abnen. Sapan miro fort
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Sigrib 1tnbiet fommt ned ben Ser
Staaten

Sisri6 ltmbiet femmt nod ben Ser.
Staaten
Die beriibnte nortpegiide Sdrift-
ftelerin Sigrio llnofet Iebt, bon ib-
rem Seim 0urb ben &riea pertrieben,
gegentpdrtig in Shmeoen. 2ange Sab
re pobnte iie in filler 3uriidge3ogen-
belt in ibrem 2anobauie nabe ellie
BANNER, einem alien nornegiiden
2anobauie, 6as gum geiI aus Dem
Sabre 1000 itammt. Dort nobnte fie
NIT ibren orei &in6ern ,,no fhrieb
ibre berrli6en Nobellen.
als Der arieg Normeeen iiber5og,
befano iid Grau llnoiet in Oslo. Sbr
alteiter 5obn fieI auf bem Sdladt-
felbe, lino ibr iiingiter eobn NOR i'm
ambulan5oienit. sis bic borbringen-
ben oeutI6en Eralppen INNER t,aber
famer, entflob iie nit elmer Nadbar-
.famiiie al ben Seebafen Moloe, bon
no lie fid nad .Stodbolm einidiffte,
ibrem eesenpdrtigen aufentbaltsort.
Mls 2l,tberanerin eeboren, trot iie,
,.od iabrelongen1, aiifridtisem Suden
,,ad Der Mabrbeit i'm Sabre 1924 Der
fatboliiden Stride BET. sic beobfih-
tiet, fomrnenoen .&erbit in ben Ber.
Staaten cine Re6etour au ,tnterneb-
men.
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1tniere @ebrn,adjt

1leber bic beraeitige niimeriide
Gfarfe Der 5treitfrdfte SnfeI Sams,
bic mad ben GeItItenllneen bes Yrdfi-
oenten Der ipeiteren gerlidrfitng lltlb
Der Moberniiiernng ibrer Musbilonng
nn6 ibrer Ansriiitiing beoiirfen, ipenn
lie in Der gegenmdrtieen Beltlaee> inn
ita,loe fein molten, Die Siderbeit oes
2an6es su idiisen, Iiesenoe foIgenoe
anntlide 9ngaben bor.
Wiarire:: 303 Sdiffe, barunter Is
2inienIdiffe; $4,000 Ratroien i,no
1861 Sffi5iere.
Marineinfanterie:: $4,000 soIoaten
iino 1916 9ffiaiere.
Marinereferbeb: Al 1892 Man1 nno
1850 9ffi5iere.
Meierbe Der Warineinfnnterie:
1882 Dffiaiere i,n6 Mant1.
NeguI1re 8unbesarmee, einihIieB-
lid Der pbilippiniiden streifnade:
227. 900 @emeine uno 13, 1881 Dffi5ie-
re, oarlnter $4,000 2uftforpspiloten;
tpeitere 4454 Mionn eutfanen nod nnf
6as 2uftforps Der Mrmee, ,,nter 6enen
fid ebenfang 8iloten befinoet,.
Neierbe Der reguldren Mrn,ee: 103.-
600 Offiaiere. Ism font,nenoen Sabre
biirfte bas 9iinoesbeer iiber tpeitere
AZ, 900 ousgebiloete @eierbiiten ber-
fiigen.) Die geieblid feiteelegte S0dit-
1tannidafts5abI ber reguldren Mrmee
Itellt iid gegertndrtig al,f 280. 900
Mann.
2uftforps Der Mrmee: 1865 einfat-
bereite GIug3enoe iperben Gnbe SUM-
borban6en feiu. @efebIid ongeor6net
lit Die 8erft1rfiing 6es Mrmee-2nft-
forps nuf $500 GIug3euge Big 80.
SUM 1941. Die Ansfiibrung 0iefes
grgdnalngsprogranms lit bereits in,
@ange. al
Electromagnetic: 251, 900 Dffiaiere
,ino Maannfhaften. Brdfi0ent Roofe-
belt 1T eeieslid in Der Gage. Die
Monnfdnftsitdrfe oiefes 3meiges Der
2anoesberteioigang auf 100000 a.,
erb6ben.
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fobren, cine @efobr fir bic ltmpeIt
5u fein, Bis oos Bolt nufb0rf, an Die
falide 2ebre III elauben, Die ibm bon
ben 9olfsfiibrern eeIebrt ipiro. Gier
in ben Der. staaten fonlrnt Der Gtreit
aipif6en AopitaI, Mrbeit ii,0 nnoerer,
gruppen 0abon Der, boB eitlige ODER
ale biefe @riippen iid bon falidet
Sbeell Ieiten lnffen. SD CLAUDE, bob
fid bieie ghmierigfeiten nod berbieI-
faltigen peroen, bis a,i iener 3eit, oa
oos @efbdft EN- berartiees fooperati-
bes Hrogrontm annimint, ipie es ielbft
Selns biIlieen ipiiroe.
aMub 1niere finanaiellen Sdtpies
riefeiten iidmnien meiltens bon faIs
fben Soeen Der. gnttpeber baben mir
guten Stat ai,seefdlaeen ,inb falfden
Hat angenon1rien, poer 1nfere Goibig.
feit 1lidt ben,lst, oie 5abe oroentIib
blird5uoenfen. Dns mar ieoenfans 10
IN ineinem eigenen 2eben. MuBeroenl
limo illeifle 1neilte1t Shiflalslbl1ge
nno gerIuite alif bic MiBadtnng Der
5ebn @ebote 5uriid5ufiibren.' =
Sn oieiem SinbIide eibt gabion
folsenbe GotfdIdee, nm bic ,iesige
miblide @efddftsldge ipieber aiissu-
gleiden:
Die gltern niifien lire &in6er
ourd geiipiel un6 llnterridt nnf bic
bitteren Sample borbereiten, oie TO-
ipobl innerbalb 1lnieres golfes nie
aipiiden ben ein5elnen golfern ioIanee
ansbreden tperoen, Bis eine meme @es
neration beraueepadien iii, oie bon
betn gbanselinn1 Seiu geleitet llno In
fpiriert lit. @s nliiHen oie 8ibeI, Die
Sonntagsbeiliging lino bie Ganilien-
gebete 5itriidfommen, ipenn Mmerifa
tpeiterbeiteben ion. Sc friiber nnIere
Sbnlen 5lt ben brei So nno at ben
10 @eboten @ottes suriidfebren, beIto
eber miro bic arbeitsloiigfeit omfbo-
rem. llnlere ,oernonimationellen' Se-
fretariate ioIlten oesbnIb mebr an bie
Seelen als an bas @eIo oenfen. .
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Alitf,5sdj, Ssn 10. SaIi 1910
9itfers berbrebte aniidtsa abtr Sic
Nmerifdner

4
Sci per5dieoenen glnIdf1en bot iidb
1itler Hber Mnerif1 nn0 Bic Mmeri.
faner in elmer @eiie geduBert. bic per-
raf, odB ct bon ben Mmerifnnern eine
totoI fdIfde Mniidt bal. ,,Gs nsire
Derlodeti6 fir lins Deutid -Mmerifn-
ner'', ihreibt bic aurcra, der Gnt-
iDidlung Der Mniidten 9itlers iiber
Die Ser. Stoaten iiadsuseben. &itIer
NOR in ben erften Snbren Der Betpe-
gung auf AneIIeH angenieien. bic
1idt geraoe 5uberldiiig iparen. Ber
beute iinter benz Ginornde Der greig.
niife Der Ietten @oden iino Maonate
j. 8. bas Bud bon Rurt q. M. 2ii.
befe, bes ebelnnligen NnainpofteIs IN
Der @iin6esbauptItabt, tpie6er aur
&nno nin1nt C,sss fretp Sitler' benz
iteben bie &aare ait 9eree, ongeiidts
Der Ginbilounger1 unb Hbantoiien
iiber anlerifd, fpeIbe bieier Mann
iDobl NAL geeIaubt llno als ,,eberne
Wabrbeiten'' ieinen Siibrer borgetra.
gen bat. 2iibede felbit ipridt bon
Denfidriften nno Memoranoen, bic
er ,iiber Mufforberiing' 1orgfdltig
ousgearBeitet l1no ieinem Germ uno
@ebieter borseleat bat.
Muf nSnforiuationen'' oieier 2ii.
oedes, ber ldnefbergeiienen Monser.
5panfnobeI, Rappe 1tno 9oniorte,l
gebt an oas an ltnfenlttnis nnb faI.
fher 9eurteilung Ser anlerifaniiben
Dinge suriid, mas nod belite in 20.
ben 8erliner 8arteifreiien an fi1belt
1T. Woh in ben ,,@eiprdhen nit Sit
ler'' fin6et man NeiiBerungen bes
Giibrers bonn ,,berrotteten Yanfee.
hinl", bon Der ,,forrnpten 9en1ofra-
tie" 1iIn.
Dieie eigeniiidtieet Drabtsieber
nno Giibrerhei1, bic bieraulanoe nit
6umntoreiIter Miene @efoIgsIelite aii
iperben iiihten ,lin1 i'm Mngenblid Der
&riie. bns 8aienpanier 5lt ergreifen),
.fino 5uln geil fir bic &plteriepelIe
berantmortlid, bic iett bon Gag ait
Gag ipddit iino Ieioer 6as IoDale,
anItdnoiae Deutid -Mmerifanerfun, nit
6ieIen 5hreibdlien ipabllos in eine,l
Gopf tpirft. - Das Derbanfen mir bic.
len 2euten ilno genllen.''
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3
Sonntag uieber Elm Mabetag in Der
SDipietnniDn
gead langidbrigem grperimentie-
ren 1T Ssinietrublano tpieoernm 3ur
ie6stdgigen Mrbeitsno9e an5teIle Der
bisberigen fiinftdgigett Mrbeitspohe
5ilriidgefebrt. Der fiebe1tte Gag, Der
bislong bon ben stdotern ignoriert
tnur6e, Der Counting, 1T pieoerun ols
@lbetog eingefiibrt tporoen. Die iehs-
tdgige Mrbeitsmode beoeutet cine 49,
ftiin6ige arbeitsseit in Der @ode.
Dieie Menoerung tnlir6e oesbnIb por-
genommetl, Inn oas &iiitungspro.
grqm1in au befdlennigen. .GaB oie
offi3ielle gandridtenngefltur MaB-
lambs, fagte a,t bieier Neuerung, oaB
Die @ieoerberitellung 0es Sonntags
aIs Geiertng iid nur ouf Stdoter be.
5iebe, % Die 8auern oie 5onntoge
itets beadtet bdtten. CONT lit Der
Sonntog iest offi3ieaer Mubetag III
Anr fsns11io4.ttfia4.
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and Mrs. Martin Gross and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellert Huismann
and son, Darrell, of Alta Dena, Cali
fornia, arrived to spend couple
months visit with relatives in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Schockley and
family, of Breckenridge, were sup
per guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Gross Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Halverson spent Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Anna
Brown.
Edward Schwochert called at the
G. F. Botz home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Putnam, Jr.,
called at the Herman Iwinski home
Friday afternoon.
Rev. Lawrence BotZ left Friday
for st. Cloud where he will be
stationed at Saint Anthony's par
ish.
Jake Key spent Sunday forenoon
with Ole Halverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellert Huismann
and Daryl, of California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clair Schockley and family,
of Breckenridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Huismann, Mae and Alice,
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with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Imdieke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Essler, Mrs.
Elizabeth Jung and Mrs. Katie
Huber were dinner guests at the
George Essler home Sunday.
Quite a few from this vicinity
attended the picnic at Elrosa on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Niehaus and
family called at the Martin Wiener
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Essler, Mrs.
Katie Huber and Mrs. Elizabeth
Jung were dinner and supper
guests at Mike Essler's Wednes-
day.
Rose Rouslang, Fronie Essler
and Arlene spent Sunday afternoon
at the Leonard Gruber home.
Quite a number of friends and
relatives helped Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Rodgers celebrate their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Sunday.
At A o'clock a delicious lunch was
served, after which they departed
wishing them many more years OF
happy welded life.
Felix Essler had the misfortune
Of cracking a bone in his arm
while cranking car last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grueber, of near
Willmar, Mrs. Gelding and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming and daughter, Mon
lea, were Sunday guests at the
Richard Weber home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Laumeyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schultz, Of Long
Prairie. called at the Ray Walker
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Grundman and Dola,
and Audrey Grundman, of Osakis,
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Chas. Bruce.
Rev. Botz and Mrs. c. F. Botz
returned home Wednesday from a
trip to Wisconsin.
Mrs. Ole Halverson, Luella and
Jackie, Mrs. Orris Halverson and
Karen took dinner at the Huisman
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Shannon left
for their home in Annapolis, Mary
land, after a two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Key and Mr..