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Evening star., 1940-01-28
THE LEGATION
kA2O C0nnectieut Ave,

542O Connecticut Ave-,
at Legation st.
3 and 4 rooms. foyer. kitchen, bath
and porch. Elevator and secretarial
telephone service; garages. Resident
manager, Woodley 94O6.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

10SU 5 st. NJ SOth.
2 rooms, kitchen & bath. with en-
closed porch. $4,000. Resident man
ager. Michigan 1894.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

GABLE MANOR
2515 18th St. NV.
Near Clifton st.
3 rooms, kitchen & bath with porch.
S52 0-S55.00. Resident manager,
Columbia 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Permitted to Change Name
He Could Not Pronounce
Former Milton Morshol Injects Bit of
Levity at Naturalization Herring

With the court in extraordinary
session until : p. m. and crowded
10 overlooking. IS foreign born
persons gained American citizen
ship Tuesday evening before Fed
sral Judge L. /. Black.
Little importance was attached
IN their native lands or the nation
alities they renowned: after years
Of residence in this country. II was
obvious they held no attachments
10 Russia, Iceland. Italy. Norway,
Germany. Great Britain. Finland.
yugoslavia. Sweden any of
which technically don't even exist
today.
Only note of levity In hours
of solemnlfy arose with AppIi-
cant william George kemper,
of Milton.
Queried by Judge Black as TO
why he hadn't become citizen
sooner. kemper said he'd thought
he WAS on strength Of previous for
malities with his first papers.
well. why didn't you ask some
officer Of the law about II ?" asked
the judge.
"Your honor. I was the only
Law officer: I was town mar
shal of Milton until recently"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Only Four U. S.
Planes Lost to
Sea Raiders!

LOS ANGELES Out Of hun
dreds of American-made Lock-
heed planes being shipped to
Great Britain by steamer. only
four have been lost To sea
raiders.
This was revealed by Lock-
heed Aircraft Corp. as 1t loaded
more of its twin motored "Hud-
son" bombers aboard ships in
Los Angeles harbor for delivery
to the royal air force.
The loss represents about !
per cent, Lockheed said. One
plane was lost aboard freight
err which struck a mine off the
English coast. Three others
were on a ship torpeoded In a
convoy.
Lockheed delivers the planes
at the harbor in knocked
down" condition. Wings, tail
assemblies. and propellors are
Grated and slowed in the holds
of the British vessels. The long
fuselages with motors attached
are dashed on deck and thor
oughly coated with substance
which resists salt water cor
rosion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
.ial,1S&3!5H&E,;NI
link Hounts Seventh Admiral" Ship;
Evils Hit Lost of Famous Steamer Line

vas given UP as a total loss.
Three sesmen were injured serl-
ously aboard the Admiral Cole in
san Francisco in September when
they were catapulted suddenly
into the hold.
The Admiral Chase collided with
japanese vessel in the Strait OF
Juan De Fuca. Tony Cornero.
Los Angeles gambling king.
bought the Admiral Day and the
Admiral Chase and had TO paw
the government S125.O00 to lift
libel for back liquor taxes before
he could unload his jinxed bot
toms.
The Admiral ships formerly
belonged to the defunct Pacific
Steamship Co, a subsidiary OF the
old Dollar Line. but were sold to
private interests within the past Is
months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

Bloodhounds have been credited
with following a trail for as long
as 30 hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

All right" said the Judge Now
] see here YOU wish to have your
name legally changed from Gugli-
almo Ccchetti to Kemper-by the
way. how do you pronounce your
real name >"
You've got me there, judge"
well. n IL this courts
opinion that no man should
have a name he cant pro-
nounce. Petition granted"
Similarly. American citizenship
was granted to the following:
Selma Olivia Olsusen. Vernon
George Bishop. Alexander Mac
pherson. Paulina Manley. John Lit
avee. Martha Hansen. Carl Sigvald
Sandell, Minnie Maria Weiss
Schmitz. Gertrude Emma Worsey.
John Boies de Weber. Ingimar Sig
urdsson. Hildur Lundgren. John
Toso. ElNra Bernhardina Ander-
son. Valerie Helen Tennyson. Pau
lima Tweiten, William Henry Point
en-. Margaret Mary Zimsen. Grace
Gorham Haworth. Gerda Evelina
HARRISON. Charlotte Kulkat, Kata-
rina Kristina Erickson, Jennie Err
lien. Birdie Queen Pelle and Muriel
Eveleyn Ames.
Repatriation. necessary be
cause of their marriage To
aliens. WAS also granted to the
following persons:
Gladys Ethel Acheson. Jettie
Jorgine kvernik, Margaretta Mont
gomery, Emma Caroline Andre.
Minnie Ida Pistono, Audrey Char
lotte Knutsen. Genevieve Holm.
Mary Martha Silsith. Winnifred
Maud Hill. Elvira sigrid Smith.
Mary Frances Bland. Maria DOM
mica Antonio Bujacich. Mary An
tonia NORM, Clara Genevieve Lu-
cas- and Ottilia Glass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

Suicide Of the master Of the
freighter Suriyothal Nawa. for
merly the Admiral Laws, was re-
ported Tuesday when the ship put
back into Honolulu amid a shroud
OF mystery.
Capt. Herman Bake. -. a Nor
wegisn. was last seen at 5 a. m.
Monday. brooding over the diff
cultes encountered on his present
trip. Il was assumed he jumped
overheard.
Chief Engineer Niles Ishdshl so,
was taken to the hospital delirious
from some unknown illness. while
L. Swasdi. a crew member. also
vas removed from the ship suf-
fering from an undetermined all
ment.
The Suriyothai Nawa. recently
chartered by the Thailand Marine
Navigation company. first reached
Honolulu Oct. 30 after it was
towed 300 miles because of engine
trouble
II departed last Wednesday en-
route TO the Panama canal and
Venezuela with a cargo of rice,
but put about Saturday. The
ships agents and customs Off
Gals We're unable to determine
why the ship returned to Honolulu
Within recent months a veritable
jinx has followed the Admiral
ships Last week the Admiral
Halstead ran aground at Midway
island. The Admiral Day grounded
of Canton island last September
after earlier limping into Homo
lulu with her decks awash and
her holds flooded. The Admiral
Williams almost capsized at itS
berth in Honolulu while the Ad.
miral Days cargo still was being
shifted.
The Admiral Wiley ran agrounc
off New Guinea last spring anC
which time indictments will be
made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Minor Melodrama
AS Grand Jurors
Start Sessions

While the federal grand jury
met in secret session Tuesday 70
consider some 20 cases. minor
melodrama was taking place
through the bars q the L. 5.
marshars cell in an adjacent room.
Held along with three other Ia
comans on a charge OF stealing
nearly $1,000 worth OF federal
construction metals intended for
Bonneville dam. John " Martin
80. was IN the cell 10 await ap-
pearance before the jurors.
A woman asked permission 10
speak n him. and II was granted.
II was the first time they had
confronted each other since their
divorce in 1924-and there was
much 10 tell.
She said her home was In
Port Townsend. but a sad mis-
sion brought her to Tacoma.
She had come to attend the
funeral of her second husband.
Price Moreland.
She learned from friends Of Mar
tins trouble. when she had
married him he called himself
George Mason. however,
And there were the two chill
dren; Martin was their father. He
has never seen his 16-year-old son.
They agreed it was fortunate that
father and son should not meet
for the first time with a jairs
wall between them.
Upon arrest last month. Martin
gave his address as Route 8. BOX
24-L, Tacoma.
He signed confession of the
theft of government property.
Similar confessors We're Harold
Wilfred Meyers. 81. Of River road /;
Jess Watson, 81. and Sherman
Jackson, 43-year-old Negro. both
Of Route s. Box 633. Tacoma.
Also for grand jury consid-
GRAFTON was the case of John
j. Fried. SS, charged with
draft evasion. II II the first
instance of Its kind In the
Northwest.
1t is expected the grand jury's
session will occupy most of Tues
day and Wednesday, at the end of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

sturdy sweaters for boys and
girls. A variety OF styles, cOlors.
knits. Boys sizes: rs 10 30.
Girls sizes: 3 TO 10.
Rhodes. Bargain Annex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
UNIo>IsTs BAILoTI>G

Results of referendum on two
wage proposals offered by steam
schooner owners to members Of
the Sailors Union of the Pacific is
expected to be made known Tues
day night at San Francisco follow
ing coastwise balloting.
Agreements already have been
reached between the operators and
the Marine Engineers, the Marine
Firemen and the Marine Cooks and
Stewards. which struck last Oct
ober, while the Masters. Mates and
Pilots still are negotiating a new
contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Miniature Siellarium
Given 10 Museum

PITTSFIELD. Mass.-The Berk-
shire museum has a ''vest-pocket
edition" of New York's planeta-
rium-the stellarium. The New
York planetarium cost about $780,
900. but the stellarium, similar
and smaller instrument built by
three young electrical engineers,
cost only $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Horseshoes Can't Be
Lucky for This Mon
MONTGOMERY. Ala

MONTGOMERY. Ala - A HE
SAMSON. city employee, moved to a
new house year ago. To be sure
he would have luck there, he
tackled a horse shoe over the door,
then nailed a mule shoe under It.
Since then he has lost three
pocketbooks containing a total of
Sao.7o and has been assaulted and
severely beaten by Negro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

warm. fleece lined sweaters
with two roomN pockets. But
ton style. Six gay cOlOrs. small.
Medium. Large.
Rhodes, Bargain Annex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

Funeral services for Arthur
Remington. nationally know law
authority who died Monday. will
be held Wednesday at ! p. m. at
the Buckley-king chapel. Rev.
Arthur Bell will officiate. Inter
ment will be in the Masonic ceme-
terry at Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
No Sirens Shrek
For This Fire

ENID. Okla A motorist, on
discovering a cigaret had started
a fire IN the rear seat of his auto
mobile. sped TO the fire station
Fireman Joe Austin extinguished
the flames but failed TO get the
motorists name
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Wooden Lightship
To Be Dismuntled

CHELSEA. Mass. - The last
wooden lightship on the Atlantic
coast. Relief No. 40. has been
lowed here from Woods Hole to
be dismantled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels in Port: Capillo, Shaffer
No. 2; Lake Frances, St Paul mill;
Astoria. Northwestern.
Vessels Due: Tuesday p. m,
Olympia Maru, Sperry. Wednes-
day, Makiki, Port piers; Georgian,
Baker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
New President
Is Mrs. Case
PuYollup Group
Nomes Officers

PUYALLUP-Mrs. Edison Case
was elected president OF the Puy-
allup unit Of the Pierce county
chapter OF Pro America Tuesday
at the home OF Mrs. J c. Cook.
923 9Th ave. S. W.
other officers elected were Mrs
Blanch Moore. first vice president:
Mrs. G. n. Walker. secretary. and
Mrs. n. r. Gronen, retiring presi-
dent. treasurer
Mrs. X. p. Kellogg. president of
the Tacoma chapter. outlined plans
for 1871. Mrs Cook was assisted
by Mrs. Henry Royce for tea
following the meeting. Pouring
were Mrs Moore and Mrs. Well
ington Doud.
Dads Dinner Friday
Final plans have been eom-
pleted for the fathers and sons
banquet Friday evening in the
First Christian church with the
First Baptist and Pioneer Avenue
Baptist churches participating
Rev. Give Taylor. pastor of the
Christian church. will preside and
will introduce DR. Renwick Nc
cullough OF the First Presbyter
ian church. Tacoma. who will
give the address. Judge L. +.
Harmon, Tacoma. also will be a
speaker. THE American Home
as Judge Sees II" is his topic.
Prayer will he said by Rev.
Philip Graf, First Baptist pastor;
Rufus Fairbanks, director Of the
Christian church choir. will lead
community singing. Rev. Walter
Watkins. Pioneer Avenue Baptist
pastor. will sing, and Leslie An
derson will give musical glass
numbers. Rev. A. b. Morris will
give the toast for the fathers 10
the sons. and Ebert Law will
reply. A special musical number
will be a group of songs by
Stanley johnson.
Program Sunday
The Drama class of the young
people of the First Christian
church will make its first appear
ance since its organization in
October, Sunday evening at the
church in varied program under
direction of G. Lee Matlock.
Program numbers include a
skit, who's Oscar ?" by Nina Will
mott and Dolores Peters; recita-
ton, Bonnie Matlock; pantomime,
Abide With Me-" sung and pan
tomimed by Ruth Robbins: recita-
ton. Marie Furin; musical glasses,
Leslie Anderson; piano solo, Bev-
erley Anderson, and a play. THE
Light of the World" Character
parts in the play will be taker
by Harold lettering, Delore:
Peters, Ruth and Bonnie Matlock
Marie Turin. Ruth Robbins anc
Marjorie Lyons. Costumes viii be
in charge of Helen Rogers.
Mrs. Irene Armour of West Pho.
neer ave. was hostess at a dinner
party Sunday at which the guests
were her son, Or. Paul Armour
OF Seattle: Jack Merci and Mrs
Helen Gavin of Tacoma and Mis-:
Martha Armour.
Mrs. ID. A. Burns of All 5ti
ave. n. w, will be hostess at 8
o'clock dessert luncheon fol
members of the North circle of tn,
Women's Guild OF Christ Episco
pal church Thursday. The after
noon will be spent sewing for tn
bazaar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

3. Fight for control Of the route
to India.
1. The Far East.
5. The diplomatic front.
6. Expansion of the revolution
(Nazi and Fascist.
7. Organization of the New Eu-
rope"
8. Spanish solidarity.
8. Neighborliness with Russia.
Import Decisions Forecast.
Other Fascists also forecast I'M
portant decisions from the Hitler
Franco conversations.
II Popolo di Roma asserted that
deeds will spring forth from the
conversation" without indicating
what they might be.
II Messaggero said the conference
was evidence that Spain had de-
cided ito regain her autonomy, pow
er and liberty in the Mediterranean.
In this sea-" the latter newspa-
per added, Spain has the right
to WELD an influence conforming
to her geographical position and
glorious past"
Press Accuses Britain.
The belief among observers that
some big concerted action was afoot
in the Mediterranean to further the
italian offensive against the Brit
ish in Egypt was strengthened as
Fascist newspapers unanimously ac-
cused Britain Of threatening Greece
and Syria.
The Bologna newspaper II Resto
del Carlino said Turkey is openly
aiming at extending her DONNA.
ton over all Syria" with Britain
mot opposed to the satisfying of
such aspirations Also cited were
London press discussions Of the pos
sibility of Britain occupying Greek
islands in the Aegean.
The same paper reported that
"collaborations" between Spain and
the axis powers had been rendered
still more efficient and active" by
the conferences between Hitler and
Gen. Franco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24
Emory-henry President
Named by Masonic Group

1y the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 24.-Dr.
James N. Hillman, president Of
Emory and Henry College, was
elected grand master Of the first
veil Of the Grand Royal Arch Chap
ter Of Virginia at a meeting last
night at the Masonic Temple at
which A. S. Durham Of Lynchburg
became grand high priest, highest
ONCE in the organization. DR.. Hill
man will automatically advance
through eight other line o1ices until
in eight years he becomes grand
high priest.
Other officers for the nsuing year
are G. Vernon Eddy Of Winchester,
grand king; c. E. Weber Of Salem,
grand scribe; James H. Price Of
Richmond, grand treasurer; James
M. Cliff of Richmond, grand secre-
tary; Alfred c. Cosdon OF Airing
ton, grand captain of host; Fred
j. Schoele Of Norfolk, grand princi-
pal sojourner; o. M. Miles or Ro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

anoke, grand Royal Arch captain;
DR.. T. w. Hooper Of Culpeper. grand
master Of the third veil, and
Thomas Fletcher Of Richmond,
grand master of the second veil.
Ofncers reappoined were Herbert
L. Mcconnell. deputy grand treas
urer; Crawford G. Crouch, deputy
grand secretary; the Rev. j. Lewis
Gibbs Of Staunton, grand chaplain:
John A. Lundin of Richmond, grand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

the actor has earned 10000 In the
last week and q half, q referee In
bankruptcy yesterday ordered that
his 1000 weekly allowance be re-
sumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

The allowance, arranged for as
part Of plan whereby Barrymore
pooled his resources to pay Of his
creditors, was suspended some time
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

Diesel.power and Streamlined. New.
style Buffet. Coach-Lo lounge. Individual
Reclining Seat Coaches. Coach seats
reserved Free. Pullman, Observation
and Sleeping cars. Radios. Valet.
acknowledgement Nurse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

Leave Washinston. $40 PM;
Silver Spring Station. 6:A PM;
arrive Cincinnati, 7:l5 AM;
LouisviIle, $50 AM; St. Louis,
1:l3 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

Leavs Warrington. S:4S PM: Sill.
yer Spring Station, $50 PM;
arrive Chicago, $50 AM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24

Diesel. power and Streamlined. New.
style Buffet. Coach.Lo lounge. Individual
Reclining Seat Coaches. Coach seats
reserved Free. Pullman, Observation
and Sleeping cars. Radios. Train Score.
tary, Maid Manicure, Valet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

leiner 1sdbigfeit befamt Spltem i'm
9ureau 81 bGben.
Gr pnBt alip iiir bas slmt zines
Golntp &cmmiiiars, bcuu in oiciern
9ureut miro oas @clb ser Steuer,
sabler perausgabt uno luo CT ais
8leibgeluihtsrao banbeln miro. ST.
Minis Tabigfeit, ben @iirgern 8u Die
men, muroe ldlon lange audi auBcr,
balb Dem Gountp befannt, oabcr
ipurbe aif i'm ein9eorrlngen iih fit
oas 9lmt bes Stoats slubitpr 5ll BE-
luerben, aber Sr,pin lebnte a6, er mill
Gountp &ommiilar iperoen, no CT
leinen @iirgern lid, oireft oienlid
MAIDEN fam. sllio ltimmt auf Spbn
Srtuin auf oem repnblifanilhen
Sidet am IA. Mai fir County Som.
miliar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

Tit Tragc lit Johann: Wnrrm ION
bic Stellcr ipieber erboDt ,utrNon?
Gie Mnhport iit einiah. Die eegen,
Wortiac Shul6eboroe ioa mebr 8eIo
Ipenoen oIs bas Budget ibr erIaubt,
MIR I'm lire eieene politiid)e Sahe
81 foroern.
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
Sdulbeboroe 9cnneif .@ulff lnb
Snn1i;on iinb>agcgcn uno tperben per
ionlid, ooeegen in Geriamnllllngen
ipret)an Die meiitcn Glepelanber Set
tllngen iino cbcnfoas oogegen. 9aber
empfieblt oie Giti5en Seaglle ben
@G5lcrn geaen oiele Steuerauflage
um IA. Mai bel ser Goripabl at
itinnnnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
1penn Scr 1siu>1teueeter Sic Srenttirelede ldmtet

gen, irbcm cs @ebGltcr crbobte, bic
cs n;lft finon5icrcu fnnlltc. Stimmtc
fir slusgnbcn ohne iih Inn Ginnab.
men Sl fiilnmcrn. 8crooc ipic ein
bctrlnfcncr Sccnonn.
Ncdbcm sic Giti5en 2cague bicic
9lngelegcnbcit bc5iiglih Ser Spc5ial
Shnlitcuer ltmlaoe lttOicrtc, emp
fieblt iie bcn 0oblcrn gcacn hiclc
Mllflcge 81 ltilnnlcn bcnn cs lit cine
nc,1c Stcucr bon $2,416,2OO unb Iie
gibt ,icr @riinbe an, morllnl bicIe
Stenerouflogc nicbcrgeitinlmt Wer.
Sen ioae, nGmlif:
b. l;ngcIllnbe Wiethuhe bon 1Silons
B. ,mgeiunbe Mcthpoc bon Sinanz
5ierlug;
{. Observation-Disclosures Scr slu.
toritGtcn Scr Speilocn, lrno
8. ros in @efohrbringen Der 1 Wiu
Stc,lerouflooe nGfIten Scrblt.
Tcs blrfihnittlihc @ebolt cines
gleneTonocr Shullcbrcrs NOR in
1899 $2,3l7, unb Sos burhiduitt-
Iihc 8ebolt zines G(epclonocr @ch-
rers IN 1899 mar 5000. Sic GnilI-
froft ser Collars mar IN 1889 gro.
bcr OILS in 1929. Tic Schrcr orbcitcn
91a Mcnatc I'M Sobr ob5iiglif ser
geictlihen SSeicrtaac, Samstage llnb
brci @phen Wcihnnd)ts= unb sSriih=
iobrsfcricn. Tos moht cine 3abl
bon 100 9lrbcitstoeen per Sobr. Gic
Schl1llcitcr crbaltcn bon s. $50 bis
$4,000 per Sabr. GicS icbci,t cin
5iemlid) glltcs @eholt 5ll icin fiir
2el,to Die mciitens lcoig iinb mb nur
fir iih ieIbit 5u iorgcn bobcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

Salem, Sbio, geGoren, erbielt Den
Namen ieines @roBpaters Soel
Sharp, zines Briinbers berglmerican
@ire Hail Gompanp beilihte Die
Solem Shl,lc, gale llniperiit1t ilno
abiolpierte sic 8eitern Neierpe Uni.
perlitGt nit 2S9 Brob. SSn 1923
wuroe cr Sur slnlpaltfanmer 5l,ge.
laiien, iGloB iid) Der Nnpoltfirma
Boone & Campbell an, nit lpelher er
perblieb bis Hid,ter Boone llno
Campbell ltarbcn Sharp lit elm Wit'
glieo Ser Mmerican 2egion uno Seb,
rer in ser 2egions slmerianiiations
alalie. Gr lit ein iebr iibiger geref).
ter, fllrdtloicr Wtann, ein angeneb.
mer 9lnlpolt uuo miro ou1er geipiB
einen g!1ten Hihter seben. ST lit "A
Sabre alt, perbeiratet nno bat bier
&inbcr. Sanbsleute mad)t elm &reua
Dor ieinen Namen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
1cki, 1rtpit,
acnbibat fir Gountp &pmmiiIar in
Gulnmb;ana Gpnntn. - Sin Nann
nit sabigfeit.

Wenn sic g2ubler bon Columbia,
nn Guuntp nn II. Mui Slm Stilnms
fa'tcn gclcn, hnbeu lie cine @elcgens
belt ibrc Stirnms fir einen iGbi9en,
cbrlihen unb tatfrGftiaen Maun iiir
County &onrniiiar olli Sem republic
faniIhcn @abl5ettel. ranllid) Serrn
Sobn Srlpin olrs GnIt EalGltiuc, 8,
obSugeben. Serr SSrlpin mar frii5cr
slloitor lno bot ii6 bamals cinen
9iefcro gcidniicn, inbem cr ocn
Stclicr5ablcrn piele Collars erlpartc.
Gr lit niht MIR befunnt als Elm ,Sad),
MANI fiir Stcrcru notwithstanding
uno Tinan5pcien, irnbern lit ipegcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

Silfsi6abmeiitcr ser Staot Nfron
llno bielt oicien Hpiten bier Sabre.
&roeaer mar %i5e.Yr1iioent uno
Benetal Managcr Ser Gopentrp 2ano
So, cine llntergeiellid,oft Der Sire.
ltone 1ire & 9fubber &c., oie oen
Sireltone Yarf enhuidelte. Sm Sabre
1922 organiiierte er sic South
Mfron Sapings sliipciation, ser er
ais Eralioent poritebt. Gr mar int
@rllnosigentllns. llno @eriiherlngs.
@eidiiit fir % Sabre. Gr lpor Mit,
glico ser 9itp Charter Gommiiiion
uno tpuroe als Staotpater in oen ers
item Staotrat gelodhlt. 3ebn Sabre
lpar cr Soilfsalficber bon Mablen I'M
Slunmit Golu,tp, Ginfaufsogent fir
sic Staot Slfron 5lpei Sabre uno
murre Damn ais Superintendent Of
Building uno Soan Nii'n. bon Ohio
ernannt. &roeger lit Yraiioent Ser
slfrnn Mortgaae So. uno SilfsidMb-
mciitcr ser Hortage Sron 60. Gr III
Mitq!ieo ser Gpucproia Stride mn
ser 9lfroner 2icoertafel unb mebrerer
anocrcr oertlhcr Gereine. Gr lit Elm
edit reuti6cr Maun llno tritt elm fiir
sic Mcd,te Scr Dc,ltihamerifancr be-
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&orrc'ponoent nlebrcrer 3eitungen
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