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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
SECOND EDITION

Frank and Mrs. Craven are trav-
cling east following completion Of
his role in City for Conquest.
They'll see their son play the role
that Frank played years ago in
The First Year"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
ANNIVERSARY START

Exactly a year from the day
they played their first scene in
Babes in Arms" Mickey Rooney
and Judy Garland went before the
cameras In Strike Up the Band. +"
with the same director. Busby
Berkeley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
SAVES ARSENAL

Ida Lupino has enough guns in
her home 10 stock an arsenal. but
they're worth more to q museum
than an army. Collecting antique
guns IL her hobby.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

L. .. ,. 4. ONs-ers
President Henry SCHNEIDER, 74c2
'earborn Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio.
Vice President Martin Eberth. sos
franklin Ave-, Youngstown Ohio.
Secretary-MaJIn Weprlcn $50
shady Ave. Homestead Park Pa
Assistent Secretary-Mary seged,
sos Division st. Ell~ood City Pa
Treasurer Hilds Bodendorfer. 7is
Young St" New Castle Pa
BRAN'HEs OF THE T. .. }. 4
anton. Ohio. Canton sa.op s.s,o.
Co0h.
Pres. Martin Maurer. i4is Ohio Ave.
see'y. Elise Maurer. 1915 Ohio Ave
Alliance. o.. Junior Lodge
Pres: Bill Rampelt 1882 Meadow
sec,y: Dorothy Aibrich. 1892 South
Liberty Ave
Cleveland East Athletic C1ub
President-William Weber. 1888 G
l34th st.
secretary-Anna schuster. 7as e
l2Sth st.
Cleveland O. Clevelana Wes, Junlor,
Club
Presidsnt-Henrv Schindlsr. 7<o;
I 'sarbnrn Ave
Secretary-Elisa beth Foiberth Ken
nedv Ridge Road North Olmsted o
'oiumbus U Columbus Suaios ss.o,
Club
President. John Nasner. sl7 Woodrow
Avenue. Columbus
secretary. Loretta Konnerth, lSl
l'eschler Avenue. Columbus
oe'FoH a'ch. lnited Souns Pssp'e'
President: Arthur Seller. 772t
norwood ST.
Secretary Joe Bender. Jr- 442s
Drexel St
EliwOOd City. Pa.-Eilwood City
Junior SaxOna
Pres Rdse segedi. sos Division Ave
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Berein8-
siebenbarser ea&ien sdnserbunbes
pon Norbamerifd.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

.,es essscres.ry-Mary sessdi sos psvi.
""e" "a TIE Fsr.eD saxes AtA-
President - Al wachtsr. sos Fruit
o. ssscretary-Elisabsth eurprieA. 81
Gary lnd. Junios sssona
Pres.. Frank Baier. l44l ". II Ava
secy.. Louise Schmandt ss7l Harri.
dome~'esd Pa. Homesseso Ju.ia,
Sssou Club
President-Thomas Gu,st sAven+h
Ave. West Homestead Pa
., secretary-Mary Weber. 252 we.t
aazeI Way West Homestead. Pa
Lorsis Ssnso, ss,ous
President-walter Goohs. s.os Lev.
IS seearssary-Rob. rhe,l ss.s t...ns.
siart'ns fern sasop Suuior..
President-Robert Butter. North
secTstary-Ensabe.h Roth Gene.
Mon.ca. Pa- Junsod saxow C,ub.
fresident-Wm Theil. 1893 Penn.
seeretary-Elisabeth Schiller. ,tio
'~" t".aie Ps. New Castie ry,,.x,.
ssoso Sas"n Du0t~vs
Prestdent-John Binder. - Wild
wood Ave
secretary-Mary Kuttesch 40 VAL
do St
>r.em OSso salem SsnSos sssow sJvh
President Gordon Melov osS 49,,
st. Salem
Secretary. Hilda Kloos r r. n Ma
2 Salem o '~
s"nnE.t"svo sDntOs SaxOn AssoPtattOn
President-J'An Sch!nker &c E.Ken
ST.. Youngstown Ohio
Secretary-Marts saidei l7s rred-
rick St
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Brdt. aatbar.na So&smann. 1881 8ertlep
sloe. Ielepbon S.6&76
Yrot .Seir. Gltlabetb e6unn 25 q. oart'
toro Wne
H.B .gft Soiephtne Wnuer. 610 GIedr'
mont Tr Gel 2.7272
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9eIeDtou 27066.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
BRANCH-CALENDER
o. The

Transytuania Saxon Juniors Of the United tate.
OF America
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OuuoeS1eu1Dn ~
Jrte "a Sent,@fe, 0Dst
Grd,. Glife eoubmonn, $40 9 10 En-.
Seir.. Nnno gufner 20ls Gren@ Ctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Neuntes GnpiteI.

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b.s 9otels binc0ities. fub ct bic buntle
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bic untsrte Gtufe erreidt bate, bolte
Ct lie elm. Sie tpanbte fi4 no4 ibm
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uuf ibrem fhouen. iest unperf9leierten
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81 ideu4en.
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gen erfiills." rounte Ct ibr in ensli{4.,
@praae gu. .grfiile nun au9 bic
neinisen, tpenn bu tpilIt. bob unie,
paet Geltune kbalte."
(5ortlesuns folstl \
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2uratu. o. e. e 1rausn. nnb Suas.
trausn.a III. .Seretn. Spets II
&erialnnhlun9 ieoen l Spnniae I'M Wtonai
: ubr ndcbmitidgs IN Der e 9aue
Yrdi aatb Eulbner 1881 Gaioole Mpe
Srot. Sefr.. Charlotte SsoIt 20OA e 80. Ct
3. W'Seir.. aotb. Stn,toer. l109 G r.
Ctr
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Martins Germ. o. g. Q. e. u..Ve.etu
uno eaneet rQtutradbt" Suets ~.
Tcrlammlune ieoen l SUnntaa I'm Won1i
IN et9ener 8oue um 2 ub, na&m,ttoes
Yrdi. Seq H Rramer 624 8rani Woe.
Yroi. .Seir.. @eoree R,rt 3 9 Dol 362
- 8.S.'Seir. Wiatbios Salamer $50 u I. Ct
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

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dutaaee o. ,easmSate" 0em 0bps
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

utuuaea. 90. - e. Q asanseu. tlat ..*esetn.
Sueis ~
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Yruf.Seir.. Daniel E@uller. 80 Senn x1pe
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soteaeo Su Ct, benbnrpe, BeIonoSeretn.
grof. Sreb C.enbi 1899 ouf@tnion etr.
eetr. Sobonno eal1men $500 0eabttt etx.
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SeriommIune teoen sUnntoe TIM W0nat.
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trauen 3. u..%sretn Swete TO-
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lei: l.37tl
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New Cattle. "a. e. e. Suseubbuub T..
u .Vetetu. Siuets Is.
Ver,anniiuns Ieoen Sunniae 'm Wlonai
IN o,r .Gtnirubi .8oue i2s lapist Gtr
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prot .srir.. SeorUe Veir,. ava gYaIoo Gtr
B 8.'Sefr.. 5. uni3 zoos 6. Sefferion
Strobe
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tsaaen q q Deyein 3Ueto ~.
Weriammluno iebeu 8. eonntao TN Wonat.
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WottunaI.0 oMtfee:
Bort Neo ) 6o,el 76l @obp @oao
Glepelunb 8
Yioe Yuri.. Geo Eepner, &12 w. Sa0looe
W |: pstrmn 8
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GIfrp Lnb G
Senrp e1nbler. 7l0a DearbOrn uoe.
Glepcldnb Obio
W,ori,n Weur,o. $50 ebaop Nue- Come
jteao Bart 30.
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yRoaaea. 20. g. q 5sauea. ilai. ..Tese,u
Swete II
BvrlanmIure ieoen Sunntae TN Wonot
ubr abrnoe
Yral. aatb Ibcil. Woribuu Nouo
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S.'Y..Seir. Suianno Nom,t6er. 6i8 Yenn
iplponio Wbe
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

any age-Gene Booth, Acona.
Class Three:
Best horse or filly colt, sever
months old to one year-Otho Kelly
Byrd, Lexington.
Best horse or fill colt, IS to IS
months-Mose Wigley, Coxburg.
Grand prize for best horse or filly
colt-Mose Wigley, Coxburg.
Saddle horses;
Utility class, home grown and
trained. S. Watson, Jr., Licking
ton. horse ridden by Roy Brown; w.
l.. Campbell, West, ridden by owner;
Henri P. Watson, Lexington, horse
ridden by j. S. Watson, Jr.
Open classes-James Cunningham,
Mileston, horse ridden by owner;
Henry Waterer, Tchula, horse ridden
by owner; Hugh l.. Nichols, Lexing-
ton, horse ridden by Tom Fisher.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22
Personal Greed-Our Downfall

Personal greed is i the most powerful force in America
today. The w%ell-being of 130,000,O0o people is threat
than 500 persons elected by the people, is not fulfilling
its obligations, the obligation of looking after the well
fare of this country and It's people.
Congressman and even the President are playing
political football in their anxiety for their personal well
fare and $4,000 a year jobs. They are refusing to look
issues squarely in the face until after the November
elections.
COP presidential candidate Willkie is doing no better:
He, too, looking to the November elections, is careful
lest he commit him self on issues that will ALLEVIATE the
affections of voters.
this crisis to try to hold up the government (Which is,
after all, only the ,people) for huge profits and favors
and trying to withdraw benefits enjoyed by labor under
the guise of patriotism.
Labor is accused of using the national emergency
to take advantage of business and seek additional favors.
How just this accusation is we are not prepared to say.
In short, America presents a picture today of a be-
fuddled, disorganized country that does not know which
way to turn. Greedy, grasping hands are never full
enough. They always call for more.
The time has come when America must have I'M
man in the White House today. Mr.. Roosevelt is big
enough to be a statesman and give us strong and wise
leadership. The question is whether he will consider
the country or his own selfish political desires.
All our people want is the right to continue to live
and work and play in a country made comparatively
pared to deal with anv invader that might have designs
on us. We feel safe in the presumption that if we have
that assurance we will never be called upon to with
stand the attack of an invader because we do not be-
lieve it will be forthcoming.
We definitely do not want a man in the White House
who is anxious to secure an army and navy only to use
them in aggressive warfare as soon as the election is
over. The people of this country do not want to become
involved in any kind of war other than the defense of
their homes.
If the politicians and business interests will forget
their personal greed long enough to equip and train us
properly we will be prepared to meet an invader.
While we do not hold to the school of though that
says Hitler is coming after us as soon as he is through
with England at the same time we know il jS nothing
short of foolhardy not to be prepared in case he does.
Politicians, business, young and old, yes, even the
President, are going to have to do away with personal
greed and comforts, make real sacrifices, if we are to
be prepared.
Personal greed, right now, from crossroad stores to
Washington, is our worst enemy, not Hitler.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Continued from page one)
ton; c. T. Bailey, Lexington; DR..
y. ID. Hooker, Lexington.
Six months to II m O nths -
Cleveland Hart, Lexington; L e O n
Anderson, Lexington; Lucille Burt,
Lexington.
Under two and over one year.
II. L. Nichols, Lexington, won first,
second and third places.
Under two and over one year -
Leslie Robinson, lexington; H. T..
Bailey, Lexington; Wade Montgom-
cry, Lexington.
Grand champion-H. L. Nichols,
Lexington.
Mules, home raised, three years old
and under four years-Julius Run
nels, Lexington; Brooke Burwell,
Ebenezer.
Four years old and over-Julius
Runnels, Lexington; Grover Randle,
Lexington; Erbit Rainey, Franklin.
Grand Championships Runnels,
Lexington.
Brood mare, any age, with greatest
number of her colts on exhibit -
Leslie Robinson, mare with six colts;
II. I. Railey, Lexington, four; John
Runnels, Lexington.
An Club Department
Glass One:
Best brood mare and mule colt at
side-Gene Booth, Acona; Jesse
Averhart, Lexington; Grover Randle
Lexington.
Best brood mare and horse colt
at side Nose Wigly, Coxburg;
Grover Randle, Lexington; Dent
Bailey, Lexington.
Grand prize for best mare and
colt-Mose Wigley, Coxburg.
Glass Two:
Best mule colt, six months old and
under Gene Booth, Acona; Leon
Anderson, Lexington; Henry Randle,
Lexington.
Best mule colt, seven months old
to m year-Cleveland Hart, Lexing-
ton; Leon Anderson, Lexington;
Grover Randle, Lexington.
Grand prize for best mule colt,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22
VOTE FOR
JUDGE ". j. STRICKER
FOR COURT

Judge Stricken, who has served as
Chancellor for 20 years, hae in his
chancery district the counties Of
Kinds, Copiah and Lin DIN. The
lawyers of these three counties
practice before Judge Stricken and
before the Supreme Court.
The members of the Bar nave IN
common with all citizens the op.
portunity to 'orm an estimate Ut
a judges courtesy, promptness, Ell
ficiency and character, and in ad-
dition thereto, have the opportunity
to observe his method of conduct
ing his court and estimate his legal
learning, ability an, fairness OF
decision, and r thus enabled to
testify as to what kind OF a man
and what kind of a judge he is
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hays attended
the Joyce-Brock wedding in West
Tuesday. They drove the bridal
couple to Durant where they got their
own a to proceed on their honey
moon.
Mrs. Walter Brock, West, was a
Durant visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Taylor and
Red, Jr. left Sunday for a trip to
Chattanooga, Tenn. and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander
have returned from Pachuta where
they visited her PARENTS who ac.
companied them home for a visit.
Mrs. B. F. Ray was a Jackson
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Harpole. for
merly of Grenada, have moved here
to reside and have taken a room
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Alsbury. Mr..
Harpole is a member of the State
Highway patrol.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Judge Stricken has done an i'm
mems amount of fine, constructive
judicial work. He has held each
term of court in the three counties
OF mis- district tor the full time re-
CURED by law, unless all The bust
ness was sooner disposed of. When
the business of the court in any
county required it, he has helu spe-
cial terms. and has tried hundreds
of cases by consent in vacation.
Since Judge Strlcker became Cham
cellor, more than 10000 cases and
estates and proceedings OF all
types, which are entrusted by law
to the chancery court, have passed
under his review. Judge Stricken.
when he has not been actually try
ing cases in Lincoln and Copiah
Counties, opens his court in the
chancery court room in Jackson
every secular day of the year for
the transaction of business for tie
convenience of the people. AS a
result, the dockets have been kept
clear and the business of the courts
promptly disposed of, and the cost
of the courts to the people has
been reduced. The business OF the
courts has been systemitiZed. No
litigated cases or guardianship or
estate has been permit & to get
stale. Judge Stricken requires
prompt and annual reports in all
estates, SO that they may be
properly and honestly admins
tered. So courteous, SO helpful,
so constructive, so fair, SO able, SO
studious, so judicious has Judge
Stricken been, and so satisfactory
has been his whole judicial career
to the people of his chancery dis
trict, that he has not had any OPP
position since his election in 1922.
Judge Stricken has carved for
himself a niche in Mississippi judi
cial history a the great liqui-
dator." In every major bank, build
ing and loan, o. insurance liquida-
ton in his jurisdiction, with one
exception, which is still in the
process of liquidation, depositors
have received all their money.
Judge Stricken is very alert, &C
tive, diligent, and will make a great,
hard working Judge, and because
o being full of years of experience,
h" will make mi of the greatest
judges that Mississippi has ever had.
Respectfully submitted and
approved,
VAUGHAN WATKINS,
Campaign Manager.
The primary is August 27th, 1910.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Mrs. Leon Maxwell left Tuesday
for Canton where she will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hathcock are
moving to Lexington shortly where he
is connected with the Weathersby
Chevrolet Company.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

The Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Lewis
left Tuesday afternoon, Immediately
following the Joyce--Brock wedding
in West, for a two weeks trip to
Lookout Mountain and other points
in Tennessee.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Things To Watch Fora dimin-
ishing-size cigaret package, having
four sections of five ciggies each,
and detachable so that as pack grows
smaller the flags still are held more or
less upright in their own compart.
ments.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22
Strong Attestation Of Judge
W.. Stricker's Qualifications for
State Supreme Court Justice

Robert Burns, Jr.
j.. N. ogden
Will P. Searcy
A. j. Won Bloombergh
Henry G. Flowers
r. T. Hilton
James T. Kendall
B. c. Ricketts,
J.. Ed Franklin
Henry Edmonds
H. w. Hobbs
Bert Crisler
p. d. Ratliff
l. A. Wyatt
Allen Thompson
Robert e. Hauberg
Luther Manship
j. l.. Byrd
Lee M. Russell
Eugene Palmer
Geo. z. Shaw
Will S. Wells
John e. Stone
Ross r. Barnett
w. C. Wells, III
Fulton Thompson
Henry E. Barksdale
II. l.. Austin
Paul Chambers
Cecil F. Heidelberg, Jr.
Louise Melton :
Chas. l.. Graves
T. r. Willoughby
B. G. Austin
H. G.. Hall
r. E. Fleming
Hugh Gillespie, Jr.
M. Ney Williams
Whitfield PIERCE
Earl Brewer
l.. F.. EaSterling
Geo. r. Mobiles"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

T. w. Thornton, Grady, Arkansas,
has returned there after visiting ms
daughters, Mrs. Phil Terry and Miss
Marie Thornton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Engelmann
have taken an apartment with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barrett.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. McCullar and
Linda Lou are expected home today
after attending the national convcn-
ton of Piggy Wiggly in Chicago.