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The Phoenix index., 1940-05-18
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record for Tyrone Power. He
won't work in the picture but VIII
be seen, for flash, right at the
beginning.
The story opens with the shoot
ing of Jesse James. They'H use
the scene from the first film j
where Tyrone, playing the outlaw
was murdered as he stood on a,
chair hanging a picture.
Henry Fonda Crank James),i
John Carradine and Donald Meek
will repeat their original roles.
The track meet to be staged
here for the Finnish relief fund;
will have jeffrey Lynn, at least In
spectator role. Lynn (real name
Ragnar Lind) is of Scandinavian
descent and he was anchor man
on the Bates college two-mile rec
Law team which scored many VIC,
tories in 1880. There was some
talk of the star giving an eAmbi-
ton race but he has been out OF
training too long.
At Paramount, they tested
Jeanne Godshall, 21-year-old
daughter of Victorville ranch
owner, for lead opposite Bill Boyd
in Doomed Caravan" She arrived
at the studio in Alice Faye's car,
driven by Alice's chauffeur. The
star has been vacationing at the,
ranch run by Jeanne's father and
she took this means of helping a.
newcomer get a break in Holly
wood. . Which gives you an idea
of the kind of girl Alice is.
Brenda Joyce has worked 10
consecutive days on Public Deb
No. L" and has lost 10 pounds.
The studio has rewarded her with
a new portable dressing room and
will give her two weeks rest when.
the picture is finished. They
may have quarreled again by the
time you read this, but Louise
Stanley and Addison Randall were
reported as reconciled. /. Frances
Robinson and Bruce Cabot were a
new twosome at the Sphinx club.
On his return to England,
Alexander Korda will ask the Brit
ish Naval Air Arm to release
Ralph Richardson for picture.
Richardson, one Of the big.
film favorites of England, is lieu
tenant. Robert Stack, who is
a speed demon as well as a cham
pion skeet shooter, will try to set
a new worlds record for stock
cars on Rosemond Dry lake.
Binnie Barnes is out of the hos
pital and well enough to be at
Slapsy Makes with Mike Frank
ovich. Hollywood is extending
it's sympathy to Mrs. Otto Kruger,
who has lost both her mother and
her brother in the last three
months. A group of Columbia
university students have named
Lana Turner as "the Wunky-Woo
of 194O'. Whatever that is. .. =.
And Arthur Murray has a new
definition for the census" The
poor mans Who's Who's"
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P. T. i 1 have been sick for a
month. Sometimes I can't do my
work. Do you think will ever get
we'll in health and strength?
Ans: certainly do. In my
opinion all this cold weather we
have had this winter has been
responsible for your suffering.
The good old hot sunshine will be
The Phoenix index., 1940-05-18
Former Miss M. L.
Berry Passes In
Birmingham, Ala.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. --(SNS)-
Mrs. Matte Willlite, the former
Miss Matte L. Berry, OF Atlanta,
passed away mere shortly after Two
o'clock Friday afternoon in the
maternity ward of a local hospital
Mrs. Wilhite, an accompanied
musician, was a graduate OF Spell
man College and for many years
had taught in the Atlanta public
school system. She was a member
of the Aurora cub of Atlanta.
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Marietta, Ga.-Why do my next
door neighbors pick on me? 1 try
to treat them nice.
Ans: Well quit trying. Some
people just can't be treated de-
cent or they will run all over you.
Neighbors like yours will think
Just as much of you and prObab-
Iy more if you stick up for your
rights and have as little TO do
with them as possible. Be re-
spectacle and stop trying to "bud-
dy'' with them.
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the tonic that will put you back
on your feet again. 1 suggest that
you make every effort to get into
one of the project houses" this
summer as a good roof over your
head and a warm home in the
winter will add years to your life.
S. RI have been in Atlanta a
short while and I am deeply in love
with young man I met four years
ago. We have corresponded ever
since. He has come to Atlanta
twice to see me. Will he ever be
mine?
If you play your cards right
there is no doubt but what he will
be yours for keeps. He loves
you now or he wouldn't be go
ing to all the time and trouble t.
keep in touch with you. Let him
know in an innocent sort of way
that you are ready to settle down
and marry and HE WILL BITE.
Your future life will be blessed
with happiness and BABIES.
Irwin Street, N. E.-NoW I got a
Woman'S name out of my husbands
coat pocket, SO please tell me just
what is best to do? A weary wife.
Ans: Don't get excited about
the name in this coat pocket
il was only the name of a Blues
Record; if you will investigate
this angle thoroughly you will
find this statement to be fact.
However, your marriage is on the
rocks and you might as well face
the truth. My suggestion is that
you separate for while. Go back
home this summer. A favorable
change is indicated
A M. W.-This Doc says he was
sure I will be happy when it hap
pens. Will it be long from now?
Ans: believe ole Doc is on the
right track. Keep up the treat
ments for awhile longer and fol-
low his instructions to the letter.
you know babies aren't born
overnight. Your husband is doing
his part l must say.
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scenes in North
West Mounted
P Ollie e." The
company had a
call for $50 in
the morning and
xpe C t e d to
work all day.
Strict~state laws
re u a t e the
number Of hours
that childr e n
can be kept on
a movie set. 1t
was quite a di-
IaA
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Paramount casting Office was equal
to it.
The Indian children in this re-
quence of IN. w. M. p" are being
played by midgets, who can work
as long an any other adults.
For years it's been a minor
Hollywood racket to deliver un-
ordered merchandise to stars and
then to bill them for it. Comedian
Edgar Kennedy says he was VIC
timized recently when he ordered
"a small amount of preserved fruit
and got,- instead, a case of it.
Kennedy consulted his lawyer
and now is trying this new method
of fighting back. For every bill
he gets, he bills the company in
turn for storage on the merchan-
disc. IF they don't pick it up
soon, he says he is going to sue
them.
It's a baby girl for the Stan
Briggs, and Virginia Bruce be-
comes a godmother for the third
time within a year. Briggs, an
M-G-M script clerk, is the stars
brother. The first baby in his FAM
lily, a boy, was born on May z,
1889. Virginia is godmother to
both children, also to a baby girl
recently born to her Japanese
housekeeper, Virginia Fujii.
Forrest Tucker, who recently
put an engagement ring on Helen
Parrish's finger, now is giving her
q bowling team. Each member
will wear a sweater with Helen's
name on the back of it. Tucker is
financing the team and is buying
the uniforms.
Bob Taylor really got himself
into something when he agreed to
act as judge in the one-act play
contest put on by his alma mater,
Pomona college. The star has just
been given 20 manuscripts to read.
There are entries from 45 colleges.
The new zanuck movie, "Ihe
Return of Frank James" Will mark
the briefest screen appearance on
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By HARRISON CARROLL
King Features Syndicate Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - Film casting
directors are nothing if not re-
sourceful. Cecil B. De Mile need
ed a number of Indian children for
The Phoenix index., 1940-05-18

j. G. HI am girl of sixteen
and once it was said I had a per-
sonal sort of magnetism or beauty.
From a nearby college boys have
been coming to see me. A FRIEND
carried me to a dance and my
brother saw us leave and he reach
ed home before we did and told
mother everything. Please tell me
if anything is going to happen and
what must do to prevent it. Hon
estly it was nothing really very.
very bad or I wouldn't have done
it but you know us girls. My broth
er has low-rated me and said this
boy told him plenty. Help me.
Ans. College boys are fine lads
to go with but. they do get
good girls into trouble sometimes.
So be more careful and use more
discretion in allowing the boys
privileges in the end they
will respect you more. AS ii
stands now they have labeled you
as a "pushOver." You need not
worry about getting into serious
trouble but you are making a
grave mistake in not being more
cOnfiding in your mother. She
understands everything. Don't
he afraid to talk to her.
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the first day of said vacation Capt.
saddler offers to pilot a friend via
outboard motorboat from this port
to Shelton. which is ambitious. at
least.
The two seagoing gents load up
their little boat land themselves,
of course) and depart in the twi-
light. They sing chanties and they
lie and brag. and the world of the
expert sailorman seems like very
merry place, indeed.
Darkness comes, but with
such . great supply Of seafar-
ing experience and local
knowledge furnished by Capt.
saddler--heigho, steady A. she
goes!
But even good pilots make mis-
takes when they survey the sea-
scape through the bottom Of a bot
tie. Besides, there were so many
red. green and white lights at all
times around the speeding out
board boat II was hard to say
which was wins.
And that's howcome. dear read
or, Capt. Tommy Saddler SO ex-
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Army Orders

WASHINGTON The war depart
nsent has issued the following orders:
Col. Alfred L p. Sands PA. Atlanta.
% Fort Sill.
Lieut.. Coils Rowland d. Wolf. nov
retired, Columbus. O.. 70 Ohio STATE
University. Edward II Besses. ONO.
Fort Hayes. o % Fort WAYNE Edsln
20 Port Benning.
Captx Frederick c. Kelly. &c. Ran
dolph Pield. Ter. 70 San Angelo:
Dwight Henry Thomas. sc. res. Tx
hart. Ind, 70 Selfridse F4eld. VIII
liam Edward Trip. DC res. LAngley
Field. Va. 70 Port Hayes. Philip I'd
YARD Handler. DC res West EeS
YORK. 70 Port Dsx. Jack Henry
Turner. inf. res n Psso. 70 Scott
Field: Roy whtttenburg FlenlinE. inf.
res 81 Louis. 70 Scott Pieid. Leslie
irwin H<her PA res Auncie. lnd !.
70 scott Field Bellevilis. III. Andres
Jackson Lewis. res. san Antonio.
20 Warrington
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Main Street
Goings, Comings and Dotnos
Of Tacomans as tho Re-
porter Found Them.

Harold RockhllI discussing aims
of Prohibition party-Darreld I'M
derwood armed with bundles and
still not through shopping - Nell
Hoff watching football candidates
60 through their PAGES at p. L. c.
Mildred Holiingsworth listening
to recordings of ballet music-Don
Gipple having morning cup Of cof-
fee - Leo Magrini blowing auto
horn and causing acquaintance to
appear startled - Jack Buchanan
busy with pencil while checking
election Gordon Il. red
Tafum using stop watch on voters
while bslloting-Lawrenee Strong
recovering his health at the home
Of DIR. Frank n. James at Stella
COON lake-Tommy Patterson ex-
pressing his like for fried chicken
Mrs AnuIda Peters assisting
with the voting at Custer station
Joe Werner and Bob Wootan cast
ing votes Fred Miller fixing =
light cord = Harold Conger not
feeling 70 weiI-Res. Cyrus r. Al
bertson walking down X st.-Lee
Merrill discussing recruiting cam
paign for Tacoma Home Defense
corps.
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Waconda Chapter
Meets Wednesday

GIG HARBOR- Waconda chap
ter o. z. S., will meet at the Com
munity hall on Wednesday at 9 p
m. All Eastern Star members are
invited.
A farewell dinner was given
Sunday at the Herbert johnson
home for Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar
Virgins and two children who left
this week for Panama where Wig
gins is employed on a government
Job. The family will visit In Cali
fornia before joining him. Other
guests at the dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Balschmidt and son Of Ia
coma, Mrs. A. linden and family
and Mrs. Al Kingsbury and family
Miss Ayres TO Speak
Miss Lucy Ayres of New York
will speak at the Gig Harbor
Presbyterian church each evening
next week at 7:45, except Monday
and Saturday. She will speak al
the Arletta church on Thursday
evening at 7:45. This will be the
first meeting in the new church
which has been remodeled from
the old Arletta schoolhouse.
Shirley Borgert. who has beer
working for the past year at the
office of the Peninsula Gateway
will attend C. p. s. this year where
she will major in journalism and
dramatics.
Mrs. Thomas Luosey left last
Thursday by train for San Fran
cisco where she will meet her hus-
bands ship. They viii then drive
back to Gig Harbor where Luosey
will spend his vacation.
Going to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hunt are
leaving by train Saturday fol-
Washington, d. c.. where they viii
visit at the home Of a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder are staying
at the Hunt home during their
absence, which will be for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Looney
and Mr.. Norman Mcleod, all OF
Vale. were weekend guests at the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Peterson.
The local Washington Old Age
Pension union will meet at the
Junior Presbyterian church satur-
day at 2 p. m.
The enrollments al the Gig Har-
Dor district schools this year are
as follows: High school 200, Lin
coin 20. Crescent Valley 20. Mar
rows Bridge district CONSOLIDATED
from Artondsle. Midway and Vol
lochet) IS, Rosedale so. Arletta 40
and Cromwell IS.
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Apparently there's nothing
we can do to keep Capt. Tom
my Saddler out of here. the
rascal.
And there seems to be no end
10 the things he'll do for the sake
Of his candidacy as vicc-presiden-
tial running mate with Oracle
Allen.
Under normal" circumstances.
when Capt. Saddler is chauffeuring
Foss tugs DER the bounding main,
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there's seldom
q dun moment
IN his immediate
vicin ity. But
when he obtains
q bit OF shore
iberty-beware.
So II was dur
ing the first
week of his re-
c ent vacation.
After so weeks
If tugboating on
The local fforffs
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pertly put the little boat and its
two occupants high and dry right
smack dab on top Of a passing
boom Of logs,
But what the heck. The boom
was being towed toward Shelton.
anyhow. and there wasn't any par
ticular damage done the boat or
passengers-so they made the re-
mainder Of the voyage piggyback.
Which should encourage any
would-be pilot to retire gracefully
to the sanctity Of padded cell.
But not Capt. saddler. you may
be sure. Undaunted. II nothing
more that's old Capt. Saddler
every time. The voyage TO Shell
ton completed without further
missdventure. he returned home 70
think again.
At the moment he In In Pendie-
ton. Ore. And you should have
seen him when he left,
He was adorned In q gigan-
tic cowboy hat, q silk shirt
brighs-colored enough to sat
isfy the most drunken Indian,
high-heeIed boots. = pair Of
those seatie<s fioppy leather
fancy pants oh. Wild Bin
saddler was perfectly giori-
Gus.
Knowing his plans. we can cas-
lily visualize Capt. Saddler striding
to and fro on the poop-deck Of a
prancing horse. smiling benignly
to sdmiring crowds gaping awe
struck at the Pendleton Roundup
Parade. Hiyah. Cap'n,
Mr.. Foss. II sure looks like you
and Oracle Allen are going to have
a vice-president in the family.
Alas!
T.Y.C. Notes
Marching events very easily
leave US behind, but 1t seems to US
that ii was years ago we saw the
Water Carnival.
We are just reminded Of u
at this late date because the
committees just this week got
around TO awarding the vari-
Gus and several plscques to
winners and other partici-
pants.
A batch was presented at an
evening meeting Of the T.Y.C.
Other business transacted included
the slate of nautical events coming
up on the clubs near-future menu:
A dance on Sept. IS; the annual
New Members race (predicted log
for powerboats) on Oct. 8: the
Toliva shoal sailboat race on Oct.
II. Save the dates. the propaganda
SEE.
Hardship Dept.
Rather appears that Don Davies.
voting cop known as Davies the
Bool." will finally get a chance TO
use the 3s-foot cruiser Little Skip
per he launched last Christmas.
He's forsaking his blue uniform.
badge and nightstick for a national
guardsman's khaki. come Sept. Is.
He'll be stationed up the slough |
at Fort worden. we understand.
and because of shortage in bar
racks Tor because he knows a con-
or something) Soldier /
Sailor-copper Davies. his wife and
their small son will billet aboard |
the Little skipper.
Pretty tough. Join the Cover
nor's army and live on a yacht.
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NATIONALLY IIIl;ale;I Shortening,
NATIONALITY ADVERTISED S2Sy!l|s

Spery whssihsats -i4sL Pkg i4c lsa. BE
RsIsisa Whole Wheat Cereal. l-sL Pkg la
Kellogg, Corn flshe,-Ire,h. Scr pkg 1 Loo i0
Corn kir-tom eresl. Tor pkg ....... liz
whesIIes- breakfast Of dasmpIons, SoL PKG iis
6fspe.Muis -dunthy cereal. ilsL Pkg Ia lS
shredded nsIsions 1oune psttsse ... i7s
RsIsion'i "ny.krip"-il-ouas psdtsee 1a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-21
Cr0meri,oetriett

Sn Glepelano itarb om If. MGr5
iniolge eines ldrueren ,sl,,to,lnfaas
I'M Sitter bon MIR So sSabren
!Serr Subann 8Grtner
gebiirtig aus Yrobitoorf, Siebenbiir.
gen, lno ipuroe am IA. MGrs unter
Gereinsebren l,nter GROCER 9eteili,
gllng Der 0t!tglieoer bes Sitieite
g. g. &ranfen l1nterlt 0ereins llnb
Der ct. Sobannesfirhe, slnperlpano,
ten ssrel,noen uno 9efannten oui
oem Sit GlepeIano ssrieoboi Sl,r leg,
ten Nube getragen.
Ser Gabiugeihieoene tpllroe am
90. Te5ember 1884 in Hrobltoori,
Siebenbiirsen, geboren ,no BORT er-
5oaen. Gr fam ais Siingling nab oen
3ereinisten Staaten, iano lobnenoe
srbeit IN ben 9lmerican Steel anb
@ire @erfen. 9sah etlihen Sabren
500 er nah ser alten Seimat s,lriif
llnb berebelidle lidi nit Sri. slnna
&lein. Iie Gbe mar cine gliidlide, es
entlprollen oerIelben brei ainoer, 3
SGbne uno cine Sohter. Hah ber
@eltfrieg i'm Sabr 1929 fam er ipie.
Der nad) ben 8ereinigten Staoten
uno lieS iif) in Glerelano nieber, no
er iuieber feline Mrbeit oils N1gelma,
ihinenoperatelr inn oenielbcn @er,
ten, tuo er friiber gearbeitet bate
fano. Gr luuroe Mfitglieb oes 3tpeiG
33 bes Central Gerbanoes uno ser
lSt. Sobannes Stride. Gr mar cir
treues Mitglieo i'm Serein llno Sir,
DIE ln6 tpar aud 8eamter fir fllrse
Belt. gr bate piele sreunbe, por Oft
i'm Sadienbeim 81 ieben, oas er a!s
iein 5lpeites Seim 6etrahtet uno mar
'ebr belicbt bel ollen Die i'm fan,ten.
! Ut mar aui Dem Seilnlueg. no ibm
oas ltngliif ereilte, inocm ser Nuto-
fiibrer. Der i'm beimnebmen lpollte
NIT ser Moid,inc oireft gegen einen
Sid)erbcitspoIten fl,br llnb 8Grtner
NIT Dem &opf gcscn bas @inoid,ilo
ld)lna uno allber id),ucren Sdnitt.
punoen aud, cineu ShG6eIbrub cr,
lit, moran er am ii. Miir5 ltarb.
I'm ocn Gabineei6iebenen trauern
in Der alten Sarnat leine 8attin
gnna @drtner, feline Sobne Sobann
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Mus Der 5eutidaemeinbe.

Die &onfirmation lit in bohlt
feierliher @eiie poIl5ogen iporben
uno am FL. Siterielte iperoen sic
&onfirmonoen gum eriten Ntale gum
bl. 'slbenomable sllgelaiien. Ser Got
tesoienit beainnt I'M 10 llbr nor.
mittags. ssrau &atb. 5beil miro Elm
Solo iingen, otto Shmiot miro Elm
&larinettiplo ipieler, ullh lpics ser
airhe1hor cine Siter- -aontate
oarbringen. 9tad) Dem Got
tesbienlt fincet oas beiliee s(beno,
mabl ltatt 81 Sem Sic 3oniirmanoen
uno lire slnseborisen uno ale Mit=
glieoer ser Seutifgemienoe ber5lid,
eingelaOen iino. sserner Iaben mir
ale Tolfs- ltno 8lollbenseenoiien 81,
llnIerm SitergottesAienlt elm. IFit=
gliebern, Bolts l,nr 8loubensgenol,
len entbieten mir bie berslifiten
@liid- rno Sesens,piinihc 5u Sitern,
nit Ser SiterbotIhuft:
Sitertag, Sitertag,
@efe mas i'm 8robe lag,
@elt lag in 9onoen,
Ibrilt lit erltanoen,
eSrelle bid,, freue bih, Gbriitenbeit.
slm &arfreitag. 1880 ltbr abenbs,
iinbet Ser @eihtgottesoienlt fiir ale,
Die bas beiligc Mbenbmahl nebmen
lpouen, itatt, perblrnocn nit slbenb-
mabl fir sic, sic es nebnen tpoIlen,
oamit am Sitertag nift 10 pieIe iino,
neil oie &onf;rmanben unb ibre slns
gehorigen es Damn nebmen ipllen.
Seoermann lit berSlih eingelaoen.
Ger &irhenrat.
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Ger Siiieite g. g. 2ieoertafeI Ia,
nlendor peranitoltet am Sonntag,
II. Npril, abenos, iein isriibiobrs,
fon5ert i'm Sitieite Sohienbeim an
Dit 90. Ctr. @ir titten olle Golfs.
gcno'lcn uno :lniere oeutid)en Jreun.
oe lno Conner iih oieien Iatlm 81
merfen.
Sic Sdn9sr.nnen tpiiroen iih ireu-
ell. penn ale llllere Sahlenpereine
BON Slt lno @eit, 3meig 33 l,nb 81,
iom'e 3meig 1 lno 4, iih beteiligen
piiroen. sll,d Sic 8eIangpereine Gins
tradt= Sermaria ruo Samcnhor
Sarunia lmo ser 9ieoertaiel Min,
nerfor lino frelm>lihlt eingeIaoen,
oesglcihen ole Sugenbpereine.
0as Ero9ramm beitcbt aus Chs,
rem, nit lrno pbne Eianobcaleitlma,
Soils, elm puar icbone Sinelp:ele
gSir baben uns fir oieies Mal oas
Motto getpdblt: IN Ser &iir5e lieei
Die Wiir5e. Tie Singerinnen iino &c,
beten bon nun an piinftlid) ieoen
Ionnerstag obenb pllnft 8 llbr in
Die Yroben sll fonnen.
&atbariuo &inn, Sefr.
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Yns Scr ct. SpGanues Stride.

Sluen Stlpcitcrn oes &irdeu
'Srnllcn Gerein ser ct. Soharnes
Iird,en @elncinoe merben cri!ltht ser
nGd)Iten Terionmlung am Mittpcth.
Sen 3. 9tprl, obcnhs. beisupobneH
INT aIle 8eid'Iite GIT erleoigen III
tonnen. Had) Ser Scriamnlllmg miro
ipieoer aafiee lno SUDDEN ierpiert.
Gs iperben bieienisen Sdlueinrl
pelf,e Side:s iibernommen baben
'lun @erfaui fiir bas Shiel Gollee:,
1ebeten nit ben aomitee ab,ured,.
len, eanit oos 8elo an bas Tbicl
College abgeididt nerOen fann.
slud) oieienigen Mitglieoer, pelde
nod Sifets babeu bon oem lettel1
aon5ert, nelhes bon bem @urliter
Srdeiter gescben w,,roe. tueroen &c,
bcten, nit Dem &omitee ab5uref)nen,
oamit ser 9erid)t in Der 0eriamm-
hung abgegebenen iperben fam.
Snpbia Sod, Sefr.
Nmtter- nno Sod)ter-@anfett.
slaen Sdnpeltern oes Girhen
lno Iroueu Sereins ser ct. Sohon,
mes 8emeinoe oiene sur Nahriht,
oab l,nler Mlltter. ,lnb 5ohter, Ban,
fett am Sonntag, oen ~ Mai, Itatt.
iinoet ,lno 5lpar i'm Sitieite Sadien.
beim, 400 Slt 50. Ctr.
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an Ben geidlllB balten ,mo nah Dem
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Ga. 51O7; Sefr.. Sopbia &od), Gel
Wu. 4113; Geripalterin, s(nno
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bitten luir INN eil,el id3inen Beiud.
Sopbid 0odl. Gefr.
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