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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11

Secretary Of State Hull told his
press CONFERENCE Japan's policies
are based on force in every way
politically, economically, socially,
and morally-in contrast to the U.
S. view TO settling disputes by peace
full means based on law, justice and
morals. Mr.. Hull said diplomatic
conversations with Japanese ENJOYS
have not yet reached a point where
S. view of settling disputes by peace
full settlement of Far Eastern diff
ferences could be undertaken.
President Roosevelt formally ask
ed the Japanese Government why 1t
has sent land, air and sea forces to
Indo-China in far greater numbers
than originally agreed upon with the
Vichy Government of France. The
Japanese denied they have violated
their agreement.
Assistant Navy Secretary Bard,
speaking in Norfolk, Virginia, said
"At present the Pacific is like a
finder box The Navy =. is
thoroughly prepared to face the fact
that-in the regrettable event OF
trouble in the Pacific-that trouble
viii not be a minor n -"
Md to Britain, Turkey
The White House announced Lend
Lease Administrator Stettinius had
been instructed "to see that the de-
tense needs of the Government OF
Turkey were filled as fast as ossi-
BILE" The Navy announced two ad'
ditional British warships are under
GONG repairs in u. S. ports. The U
s. Petroleum Coordinator announc'
ed 80 oil tankers have been releas.
ed by the British and returned 1S
their American owners.
Navy Progress
Navy Secretary Knox told hi
press conference the Nays ship
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Grenada Recruiting
Office u. 5. Navy
Open d Hours
Father of Locui
Lady Succumbs
To Illness

Myron f. Marrs, IA, passed away
here early Monday morning after
an illness of some time at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. j. M. Sham
burger.
Mr.. Mars would have been rs on
March 2. He was born and reared
in Miles, Michigan, and had made
his home in this state for the past
three years.
The remains left here Monday on
train four for Louisville, Kentucky
where final rites were held.
Surviving are n daughter, Mrs
Shamburger; one son, L. S. Mars.
Louisville, KY; M sister, Miss Flora
Marrs, Niles, Michigan. He also had
several grandchildren to Zrvive him
The News extends sympathy to
|ehe family in their time of sorrow.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Red Gross Reaches
$500 Goal Here

The Red Cross roll call under the
leadership of Mrs. I. w. Carson has
gone over the top in Holmes county.
The goal of $500 members was
over-subscribed. A total of 1906
members enrolled.
During the past week the planta-
ton of E. L. Hines, Hyde Park, re-
ported one hundred perItnt men,
bership with 16 and a S. donation
from Mr.. Hines.
Honorable mention went to Craw-
ford Logan's Oak Grove for sixteen
members and s. j. Foose's planta-
ton with five members.
An official roll of membership
throughout the county will be given
T ext week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Whooping Cough Is
Dangerous Says State
Health Officer

Just how serious whooping cough
is among our children is shown by
the toll it has claimed among them
during the past four years. Since
1887, this disease has afflicted 49,
$50 individuals and caused 566
deaths. Most of these victims were
children and approximately IS per
cent were less than two years Of
age.
Where whooping cough does not
cause death, it is likely to result
in INJURY to the heart and a gen.
eral rundown condition which may
pave the way for tuberculosis or
some other serious illness.
A message of hope may now be
held out to parents about w~hooping
cough. After a great deal of scien-
tific research, a vaccine has been
found which is effective for IS pei
cent of cases immunized. The vac
cine lessons the danger of the at
tack in the other Is per cent who
are not totally protected.
Parents should take their children
to a physician for immunization ag'
ainst whooping cought preferably
between the ages of six and eign'
months.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Christmas Lighting
Contest Sponsored
By MPL Company
locuI Clubs Assist
In Lighting; 70
Enter In Duront

C. B. Lay, residential sales mana
ger of the Mississippi Power and
Light Company, announced this week
that his company was going to spon-
sor Christmas lighting contests IN
Pickens, Goodman, Durant and West
this year, An announcement made
November 18th by MPL company
had said the company would not
sponsor the contest this year.
The Company has adopted the
policy this year as last in sponsoring
the lighting contest through local
clubs. In Durant, the Business and
Professional Women's Club in Its
November 81 meeting voted to spon-
sor the lighting contest in DuranI
after the Woman's Club in a pre-
vious meeting had decided not to
sponsor the contest.
The Woman's Club of West, the
Wcrrn's Reading Club of Goodman
and the As You Like 1t Club oil
pickens are the sponsors in their
respective towns.
A floor lamp will be given for
the best house front decorations, a
able lamp for the best tree or shrub,
and a table lamp for the best door
or window. These prizes are given
by the MPL Company.
In addition the Durant BPW will
give a prize for the best indoor tree
and for the most artistic business
window.
~ Enter Durant
Already 70 persons and firms have
entered the contest in Durant. Each
person entering the contest is gives
fifty cents off on his January light
bill. It costs % cents to enter the
contest. Anyone who has not enter
I'd and desires to do so is asked to
contact any member Of the BusinesS
and Professional Women's Club.
The contest closes DecemheEyl6
and al names must be entered By
that time. The Judging date has been
changed and the decorations may be
judged anytime from December IL
until December "a. Out Of town per-
sons will do the judging.
The closing date, December IL,
also applies to Pickens, Goodman
and West as we'll as Durant.
A complete list of those entering
he contest in Durant will be given
next week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Myron E.. Mars
Passes Here
Persons Desiring To
Enlist Moy Get
information Here

The Grenada Naval Recruiting
Station will be open all hours, "a
hours per day. Applicants under Fl
must bring father (if living) along
to sign paper. If father is not living,
written consent Of guardian is nee
essary.
Any men in this section desiring
any. information about the navy Is
asked to come into the news office
pr contact the editor of this paper
who will render every assistance
possible to those desiring to enter
the Navy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
SANTA CLAUS ON
HIS WAY HERE!

The Durant News has received
word that Santa Claus has al
ready left the North Pole on
his way to Durant and will ar
rive here at $3.50 o'clock, Fri
day afternoon, December IL.
All the kiddies Of Durant and
this vicinity are cordially invited
to be here to see him. He will
have candy for all.
Santa will be escorted into
town by the highway patrolmen
and by the Durant School band
in uniform.
So be in Durant and see Santa
Claus who 10 being brought here
by this Newspaper and the bust
ness men Of Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11

The B. and P. w. Club will have
their annual Christmas party N the
home of Mrs. Norma Alsbury Thurs
day, Dec. 18th with Mrs. Lillian Hays,
Mrs. Virgie Johnson and Miss Kate
PinSon as ~co-hostess.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Prominent Holmes
Men In Chicago

Attending the National Meeting of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ion this week in Chicago, from Hol-
mes County are: Mr.. w. r. Ellis,
Lexington, Mr.. B. w. Humphrey,
Ebenezer, Mr.. Ed Ellison, Lexing-
ton, and MI. l. w. Carson, Lexing-
ton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-12-11
Director, Students
Attend Bond Clinic

Band director j. B. Taylor and
two students, Miriam Peacock and
James Lewis are attending the state
baud clinic at State College this
week.
The clinic started Wednesday and
will continue through Saturday. A.
bout 40 directors and 100 students
will attend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
WATER AND FIRE
FIGHTING

Many fire which should have
been quickly extinguished has
gotten aut of hand due to the in
adequancy or failure of the local
water supply. The best fire de-
partment on earth is next to help
less if water facilities are made
quate.
The National Board of Fire
Underwriters. IS John ST.. New
York City, has issued ieailet ON
"Water Supply for Municipal
Fire Fighting, which contains a
great deal of informative and
valuable data. The leaflet obser.
yes that the question OF adequacy
of water supply "is one which did
not receive nearly enough atten-
ton in the past. Even today full
realization of the needs of the
fire service is not as evident as it
should be-"
The leaflet points out that it is
Of Importance for every fire de-
partment to know the ultimate
capacity OF its water systcm-and
that is particularly true of small
communities. 1t is a mistake to
use too many streams. which cut
down pressure to where none are
effective. instead of a small num-
Der properly located. Where the
pumps in water system have a
capacity of 1000 gallons a minute
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
DEFENSE FELP
Employment Security Centers
gives advice.

Free training in many
branches of industries considered
essential to national defense is
being offered young men in many
Ohio cities. Complete informa-
tion is available at Ohio Employ
ment Security Centers.
- Workers who believe them
selves to be qualified for jobs in
any of the 800 classi6cations list
ed in essential defense industries
are urged to contact placement
officers at any Of the state-oper-
ated Employment Security Cen
ters Immediately.
- The methodical gunsmith,
generally regarded with affec-
ton by his neighors but usually
classed as a tinker. has finally
emerged triumphant, according to
the Ohio State Employment Ser
vice. Men of his skill and train
ing are urgently needed to fill
Jobs in the national defense pro-
gram.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

Die 8ud)t bon aotor uno bas berr.
life Gubropnif NIT bem suten So.
fen bon 8ruid). 9eibes iino Sic no.
tiirliben slusf,,brbIfen fir sic Ser
segoipina rnb es ipdre ipirtIbaitliher
@abniinn, oieie SGfen politiih bon
ibrem Sutherland s,l trennen. Der
NieSergang Der italicniifen Gntlape
Cara slpiihen Dem eriten uno s,pei-
ten 8eltfrieg iniolse Der Mbipaltl,na
bon oem il,soilalpiid)en SUTHERLAND
lit Elm tparnenoes BeiipieI, Dem man
iid, nid]t entsieben fann. 60 mag
piellcidt audi sic 5lfunft Der Ser5e-
eopira nod Spielbaa iein. SAB abcr
bie Ginbe5iebuna 10 rein iIalpiihcr
Gebicte in bas italieniihe 8cid Dem
Soeal elmer Soentitdt Der nolfiihen
l,no Der ltaatlihen Brensen Sobn
iprcden tpiirbe, lit oifenfunoie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
DUTY OF THE STATES.

In the opening days OF the Ore
gon legislature now in session,
scores Of bills were introduced.
\ considerable proportion OF them
involved revenue and taxation.
With but one exceptional mea-
sure proposing to reduce the state
gasoline tax by one cent gallon
all OF them would. if passed,
impose a further drain on the tax
payers.
That is the normal tendency of
state legislatures throughout the
country. But in these highly alb
normal times, the lawmakers face
an obvious duty which so far
seems to have been generally
overlooked. That duty is to pare
state expenditures to the bone.
This year we will all pay higher
Federal taxes. And. as every in
formed person knows, the in
creases so far approved by Con-
gress mark but a very short step
along a very long road. Further
tax boosts cannot be postponed
for long Federal income is now
not meeting the regular expenses
OF government, to say nothing of
the tremendous appropriations
made for defense. In short, we are
going to pay record-breaking Fe-
deral taxes, and the general stand
ard OF living will suffer accord
ingly.
The states don't pay for war
machines. The world emergency
has imposed no special burdens
on them. And that goes for towns
and school districts and counties
and all the other myriad taxing
bodies that cover the country.
Local government must retrench
as it never retrenched before. The
best brains in local governments.
from governors down to village
officials, must figure out how tax
savings can be made. Let that be
remembered by the many state
legislatures which will hold their
biennial sessions during l94l.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
Nhs youngstown. Cbio
%nttcrs iiub SuhtersIeit.

Der Irol,ei Tereir Ser Scnterus
Ve'nc'nee peronitaltet iein @t,,tter.
iulo Sod,ter @onfett am Sonntoo,
Den 4. Nfai, in ,nicrcn sdl,Ir6,,n,cn.
I'm q l1br cbrnos miro nod, ciner
Weeriiblln9Suniprod,e Ser lr0lioen-
tin Irou Soicfjnc NCiiuer elm fciues
G''cn lerpiert. gac Stlwcitcrn Iinb
eebeten iid bel 6rau Giorrrr 2ritid,
perlonlldN coer tcIcpboniict ou,lulcI-
Den. Gel: 9l96s, cocr bei Iro,,
Srenc @iirtIer. Nad ocm Glen miro
ein 'horcs Grcaranm SIR Glurd,
tilbrl'na tonmcn. oos sualcid in fin
niger l'no intcreiionter @ciic sic ticf.
ilnnisen Seiiehrnacn s,uiidcu Wh,t,
fer l'no Sohter tc!cud,tcn lno ibncn
Gbre lmb Conf obitattcn miro.
I'm jabIrcitl)en 9ciud, bittct
Sas &pnitcc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
Die ite,le 8olto,ts
fo1t>torte
ShluB bon Seite /.

Dem Dilemma, oab Stalien an nihts
10 intereiiiert lit. tuie an Der Griper,
b,tng ser i,.goilalpiiden Mbriafiiite,
tpdbreno anoererieits audj Der neue
froatiid)e Staat einen gusgang anr
Moria haben ml,b, Inn lebensfGbig
3u Icin, rno bon bolfiihen @eii6ts-
pllnften aus auf sic nortpiceenb bon
&,oaten bctuohnte bisber i,,eoila-
lpiid,e Noriafiiite iifer bos erobcre
Nnrcd)t bat. Sitler uuo 9fibbentrop
weroen fa,m oara,.f oer5id)ten fon-
men. oab s,.m minoeiten Die &6fcn
Sd)ibcnif uno split. gu oenen cine
Normalipl,rbahn aus Dem Tcutihen
@eid, uno allen 9eilen &roatiens
fiibrt, nit ibrem Sutherland ipirt-
idaftlih uno politiid) oerbunoen
bleibcn. Tie sstaliener tpcr6en Der.
iuden, noalidit oiele Der bisber
i,,goilapiiden Snieln 81, erholten.
ferner einen m0glihit breiten &iiiten.
itreifen bon 0illme Biz Sara.
Mber audi in Siib. Talamatien bal
ten Die estaliencr sic beiocn &Gfcn
oes montenegriniiden Staates, Bar
un6 l1lcini. fir einen un5ureihenben
MnteiI an ser 8el,te. Stalien beeebt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

not more than eight 2Ia-inch
lines should be used.
Adequacy OF water supply. fur
thermore. is not simply question
of the total amount of water avail
able. Having enough ny drants to
permit fighting the fire without
use of excessively long hose lines
is equally important. and many
towns are faulty in this respect.
A towns water needs change
as it develops. Sections that once
were occupied by wellspaced. sim
gle family dwellings may become
the location of multi-storied
apartment houses. This results
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
8e,,tbe t,ahe Ser
Ecntcruss1fir<te
II, loc,,t,estetp,,
Euli;ci entierntc bieiclbe upm Gof.

Cine rrhe. bcimacmnchte Vombc
lnacf:ihr Gin ,ro cinholb Sur rcht,
ccfige Site nit Scr 3iinoidonur tell.
lrcilc pcrhrannt. mur0c bon Shulfin
hern. sic binter ser Sonterils oeltid).
epuna. ,luth. &ircte. 72t Sincpln Sp.
ipieltcn, om 26. s(pril moraens ue.
fllnoen.
Gie @oubr ip,lroc ser Soli,ei
iibrrnehcl. sic icfcrt bie 2aricl lmN
nod - 3on Ionoc 3iiubihmtr ab:
notnt lmh Sic &ilte nod, Dem Sans
opne NeIo. no IS 0rinole. Ghei Ser
NellcrpcrhiitlulnsNrllppc, Naraui nit
cincm Wrlpehr idlrb.
Nahoem orei &uacln sic Bomb;
nld)t entluocl1. nohlncn Die Tcteftip;
Sorrn Sides llno Hpbcrt Sseifrep bie,
iclbc auscinouoer.
Tic 9rn1be fano ser 11iiihriae
Nidaro Sbpmas. 315 &irtIon6 Mpe.
Ser nit schn an>eren anaben iuartc.
tc m,i oie Groifnune ser aird,en.
ihuIe Ser &nobe gIaubte 5uerit es
lei cine nIte Nutomobilbattcrie.
Serr l,no Trnu &nrt Saacmo,n,
Sic inn rid,iten S>aus uobnen. h0rten
eincs Der &inoer rl,fen: SD lpette
cs lit cine 8onlbe." Serr Sogemann
liei in Ben Sinterboi ser Stride, iob
NOS bic &naben entocdt batten, unb
ucritGnoiate sic Yclisci.
Efarrcr 6. q. jritid, wubte nihts
iiber Die 9ombe 81, iagen. oIs ,pas
Die &i'lOer ihm berid)tet batten. Dr.
JritId,. ser 5iernIih ausseiprohen
in Ieinen Sroteiten eeeen sic Ser,
cinisten Staaten Yolitif in Sppoii,
tion geeen bie Id,ie lit. inate. er fonn.
te telnen gefpeggrl,no aneeben. tpa,
rum ireeno iemanb cine 8o,nbe in
Den &irdenhof leeen iollte.
Sie 9cmbe tpar aus elmer iiini
8alonen Same gen,aht, iiberitrifen
init Seer lno llmlpidelt nit Srabt.
Miharb Sbomas ia9te. Die 8ombe
NOR nid,t perItedt ODER suaeoedt, ion.
bern lag i'm Gras ungefGbr in Der
Nitte bes Sofes, Der iebr fIein lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

Tor the bill. 1t came up under TN
animous consent, which indicated
there was no objection, and | long
ogu learned ti-at when things are
going well it is wise not to inter
fcre. A speech defending the need
for an additional judge might have
brought prolonged debate and ulti-
mate failure.
TWO subjects stand out in las.
L weeks discussions increased
taxes and price controls.
The Ways and Means Committee
is considering new tax bill The
papers have said that 81 billions
must be raised and some have given
a suggested method of increasing
taxes. Hearings and committee
study OF this more than difficult
problem will continue for at least a
month.
To take every last cent Of the
corporation profits and all OF the
income in the higher brackets woull
rrovidc only a fraction Of the in
cCme necessary. SO that other means
than these will have to be found.
1t seems certain that there will
be increases in ali excise taxes, some
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
Did YOU Know Thst
Listen in to Station WTAM Cleveland
every Saturday from 1880 to 40 p IN.
.nd ho,r UK know vOur Navy"

Listen in to Station "IAM Cleveland
every Saturday from 1880 to l:45 p. IN.
and hear "Know your Navy.
Several years ago the minister Of
marine of foreign government wrote
to the Navy Department at Wahing-
ton. ID. c., to find out how the American
Navy managed to turn out such clean
looking men. The Nay answered by
Civ ing a full description of the methods
of training of recruits, r,gidness Of in
spection etc. But in concluding pa
ragraph the real story was told - how
both the officers and men respected
clean uniforms and clean bodies. and
how they despised a dirty man.
In the old Navy. if q man did not
keep himself clean. his shipmates
"sand and canvassed" him. He was
scrubbed down by his shipmates with
the same relentless vi"Or that they
scrubbed the decks, until his skin was
raw and bleeding.
The old Navy idea Of cleanliness still
remains. A man is not regarded as
a good type Of Navy man if his body
or uniform is not clean. On the other
hand. he is helped over many Difficult.
ties until he is regarded as a "clean
Navy man.
The Albatross is the largest bird Of
the sea and ranks with the largest Of
the land. attaining length of four
feet, and weight Of twenty-five pounds
and the unique wing spread of seven.
teen feet.
A deep sea diver Of the United
States Navy is well burdended by
weighty outfit and equipment. The
rubber diving suit weighs 81 pounds.
helmet and breast plate SO pounds. belt
80 pounds and shoes % pounds. His
working implements include air driven
tools, electric arc burning torch. and
the hydrogen oxygen torch, which are
effectively used under water.
Earl Y. Sherman,
Lieutenant Commander. U. S. Navy,
Oficer-in. Charge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
3(bic,,sU>rntarfet ,,atb
$me3.KaftaI aafeeRalten

&airo. Bon ,lnterrihtetcr Scite
miro eenlcloet, oab Ser Normarih
Ser Staliener nit Soilf eeines Saub>
itl,rmes in Der Wiiite oufsebalten
tperben fonnte. Iie SStalicncr boben
soll,,m eineenommen uno Die aGmps
fe Inn Tobr,,f gehen bin un6 her. Sm
iibriaen febIen iraenotpelhe eenal,e
Nad)ridten iiber Sic tatiddli6e Gage
in Morbafrifa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

A resident of Willimantic,
Conn. has invented hand bag
that is Illuminated inside when
opened and that also can be
made to project a beam light
along the pathway of a person
carrying it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
!talicrt ferNert 11i3sa

siom. sSn einern in New Dorf ob.
geh6rtcn H,,noilnf ipuroc crfIdrt.
boB bier IN Nom Gin .&amhngne,
Gag fir 9Nssa" pcranitaltct lperben
ion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

in lowered pressures and made
quate water flow.
These are but a few OF the
points the National Board leaflct
covers. Every community wish
ing to bring its fire fighting facili-
ties to maximum efficiency should
obtain a copy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01
uertpeeer.Seiertaee
abeeitait

Oslo, Gortpegen. 3,pei trationclle
nornesiid)c sseiertage, Der /. Wai
l,no ser II. Moi, tpltroen burh eir
0efrct I'll Mrbcitstasen erfldrt. Der
II. Mai ipurbc friihcr aIs Ssabrestog
Ger nortpeaiid)en llnabbdnsisteit ge'
feiert. Die oas 2ano i'm Sabre 1914
erIanate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

Jrc,,oe nit 1an3 uno idonen 2ieoern
oieies 0clobnis funotuu.
Gie llnterbolt,,ng beginnt erit nn
8 llhr abcnos. Ger Yreisfonteit miro
I'M II llbr nit einem tursen, aber
id,Oncu Yro9ronm eroifnet. Diulif
licfcrt Sic beriibmte Gutb sluthen.
reitb 2umenfopclle.
Eruaramm.
I. YIaue Gonau &al5cr BON Struub
Ve'lungen bon Si,gcnOdor 2pra
nit Srhciterbeeleitllns.
,. @ien, SSien, nur on aI(ein. @e-
ll'u9en bon Iiriqcnt Grpin gcn-
Del. ltno nod anbcres.
Gas Saupt.apnitee beitebt ans:
Or. &eor9 aaiher. 8id)aro Shuller
lmo SRI. SiIlp Salmen.
Sm 9tdmen bieIcs &omitees uno
i'm Nan1en unicrer Sugeno ruie id
e,'d' allen Su: &onlnt olle, Sung uuo
Nlt! &enn bieies Saupt >3omitee bel
anecrcn ltnterl,altuueen GrfoIg batte,
lpas mir ia ale idiiben geIernt ba-
ben, 10 oiirfen mir s,,periihtIih aud,
oisles yfoI einen ih0nen Waiabeno
entgceen iehcn.
Georg Oeppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-01

III. burton lilIfO-
duced the meas
ure which was
passed by the
Senate on March
10th. We were
successful in get
ting prompt con-
sideration on the
part Of t h c
House Judiciary
Committee and
the bill passed
/, : House.
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