davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-03
st. Joscph's Catholic Church

Sunday Masses TOO and 900 a.
m. Baptism after 900 a. m. Mass
Sunday School after 900 Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

vertised for 10 days. after which
advertisement for bids will be
conducted for 2O-day period.
Lease Of the land 10 Kalunite.
Inc, IL for a s0-dsy period.
Has Pun Authority
The port commission has LEGAL
authority 70 accept or reject any
or all bids for sale OF its lands.
Meanwhile. officials represent
ing the aluminium company were
busy "Wednesday with negotiations
Of freight rates with railroad rep
resentstives. ard with preparation
Of detailed blueprintA.
The latter project presents a
peculiar aspect. inzsnuch as the
process under which the new
company viii make aluminium has
been conducted only in foreign
countries. where all engineering
calculations are by the metric
system. thus necessitsting trans
latIon" Of all dimensiocs involved.
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forward over rolling, frequently
rough terrain in an attempt to dis
lodge the strongly entrenehed
Reds.
Bounding. liirching. and with
great roars Of their motors. the
tanks advanced across country.
knocking down fences and even
fording a stream. As they APP
preached within range Of the Red
forces the tanks were subjected
TO heavy fire from 37-mm. anti
tank guns and the new. heavier
French 73-mm. anti-tank guns. as
well as peppery and persistent su-
tomato rifle fire.
Withstand Test
Following the exercise, IL was
disclosed that the tanks had with
stood the rigorous test admirably.
with only one or two instances
where tank had broken down
mechanically.
The Red forces. however, com
manded BY 1t. Col Harry Rogers,
destroyed a large number of the
tanks; Just how many the UNI
Continued on Page II. Column -
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Port Offers TO Lease Site
For Tacoma Aluminium Plant

Contingent upon federal sp-
proval. the Port Of Tacoma COM
mission Wednesday had authorized
lease Of 14O acres Of its tideflats
land TO Kalunite. Inc. for con-
struction OF new $1,000. 900
aluminium plant here.
The tract under consideration
is situated on the southxesteriy
side Of the proposed extension of
Hylebos waterway covering both
sides Of Taylor way: IL viii be
adjacent 20 the southeast Of the
recently established plant Of Ohio
Ferro Alloy Co.
Authorized by Board
Lease and easement OF the big
tract were authorized late Tues
day by Port Commissioner Fred
Marvin, c. W. Orton and Harvey
D. Scofield.
According TO George W Os-
good. port manager. intent 20 sell
the land viii De Immediately ad-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

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ara maks thsmneIvos none1 -
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psn11Gnn w~u1e hngo -
'snmnhe1 - - Gn1o o1nor'n
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Pons Arrives
For Concert


sprightly. dark haired. small
Lily Pons. a personality II opera.
concert and radio. arrived In TIA
coma Tuesday night for a 24-bour
rest before opening the Civic
Music concert season At the Tenn
pie thsatsr Wednesday night
Incidentally that ~ a provision
Of the famous eoloratura's con-
tracts she refuses 70 arrive for
an engagement on the same day
she N 10 sing and won't leave
immediately after a concert for
the next engagement
when am physically
tired ! do not Stag we'll. and
that 10 not fair Ia the audi
enc~." said abe.
In her suite at the Winthrop =.
sbs stays In the town In which
she zngs petite soprano
ebsitsd informally about music IN
general and some ~ the things
shs likes and others she does not
like ~ much.
she IL just starting her Isfi-
~ concert tour after a summer
season that included many Of the
eountrys famous music sfadlums
from The LsS1sohn In New York
and Phiiaoeiphia's Robin Hood deli
Continued on Page II. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Lois Jessel. II. Wife
OF Comedian, Mother

HOLLYWOOD. Gallon An
orews Jssssl. i7-yesr-old ~lfs Of
Comedian George JssseI. early
Wednesday gave bsrth 70 a baby
girl weighing AK pounds. ~
ounces al the cedzrs Of Lebanon
hospital
The former California sbo~giri
and the baby, who Was named
Jeriiynn. were doing well. accord
ing to DIR. Joseph Harris. attend
ing physician. Jessel was es-
pected To ny 10 Hollywood i'm
medlatsiy from New York
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
The Germans Say:

BERLIN - The German
high command said Wednes-
day that German and allied
troops had driven deeper into
the Donets basin. important
Russian war industries center.
II claimed new victories In the
Bryansk AREA. southwest Of
Moscow.
A eommnniqns i~ued from
Adolf Hitiers fisid headquarters
said German planes rsinsd bombs
on Moscow Tuesday and during
the night and claimed that In
hopping Up operations south Of
Hryansk the Germans captured
5000 prisoners. 80 guns and .
heavy tank.
Estemsi"s NJ M area ~ A.
enpatten In tbe Donsas basIs
repres~sted me chief Gessnss
gala eiainssd BY he high eesn-
asssd. Isfsvwnats said ths
command planned . slew co.
eireiemest ~ Mosee~ willis
driving threush IN iDesets
basin.
suppismsntIBf thu high com.
msnd's eommuniqss The official
news agency said that on the
northern front In Russia German
troops rspuissd with heavy iossss
several Russian attempts To cross
the News river At L<Hinxrsd Tues.
day. The agency claimed that
sttsmp,s by the Hai~sisns 10 make
sortiss beyond their Lsninxrsd
fortificstions were repssIsed.
Iafosmsed Nnsis N besns
said the dsvuasss, after ess-
ssitdstisg their sssehsss
gains. would -pssessA est
ssrds sna sesthesstwss1s"---
. pisis threat N the Csoesssss
N not IN ihe British sss1dts
east
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British Spurn
Second Front

LONDON Lord seyns. spssh'
ing for ths governments In M
hous~ ef lords. Wednesday ssjeetsd
demands that Britain ep~n . 80
ond front IN tins wsst - sid nuns>e.
Moyns Implied Thai sqaipmens.
especially tanks. now ~ wrtflee
hands ~ss not sufficient u mahs
the opening At fronf IN NJ vsse
posssbls.
"a ~sss11 ~ nIelseae ~ -
- issessssss - sse~11>tss -
shss hks<." aes,ns snb1 ~fss
esss~e ine1 = seo-epa1ope1
ssws usekswe : vsee ennsens
81 shspD6sg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
RED C0uNTER-ATTAcks.
SNOW STORMS, RAIN
and FOG SLOW HITLER!
Bottles Continue In Slush. Bitter
Cold on Greet Arc Before Moscow.
Axis Mschonizsd Lsqions Ssolled


Adolf Hers about offensive 10 win the war In Russia
before winter faered today against Red counter
attacks storms rain and fog from f<ninwrad the
roaring battefronts before Moscow and Rostov.
The battles continued In sush and bitter cold on ersat
before Moscow but all dispatches told Of Russian
blows that stalled the Naz mechanical egons In the mud
and Maoyarosavets Even Berlin Acknowledged that thu
axis drives Moscow and into the Dones industrial basin
had been slowed down halted by storms the need for
n breathing period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Main Street

Recent visitors at the Port
Townsend home of Maj. and Mrs.
G. A. Conger and family were two
Tacoma teachers, Jennie r. Jones,
22l0 No. Proctor, and Leila NJ.
Russell. 500 So. 1 st. The Congers
are former Tacoma residents.
A marriage license was issued
recently at Occur d'Alene, Ida, to
T.. Howard Lehman, 20, 1905 So.
G st, and Deloris johnson, 20,
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ohiser
and Miss Diana v. Nerheek, sister
Of Mrs. Ohiser. all of 646 Trsfton.
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Series on School
Lunchroom Costs

In response TO growing inter
est among parents Of Tacoma
high school and junior high
students, The Tacoma Times
will start publishing Friday a
series Of studies of school lunch
room costs.
-Four articles Will appear. ex-
planning why Tacoma students
are paying as high as IS cents
each noon for hot lunches while
those in other schools only
few miles out of the city are
getting balanced hot meals al
maximum charge Of five cents
70 the student
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Earth Tremors
Shake California

LOS ANGELES - Two Of the
strongest earth tremors since the
1888 disaster in Long Beach shook
a portion Of southern California
Tuesday night, causing scattered
minor damage and no injuries.
The quakes were felt at 1888
p. m, just few seconds apart.
They were of about the same in
tensity, but lasted only a short
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
To Speed Red Aid

WASHINGTON - High lend
lease officials expressed fear Wed
nesday that II the Soviet Union
goes down the demOerseies viii
lose the last possible European
foothold from which to launch an
offensive against Hitler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Unrest GROWING
More Serious
Daily for Nazis
TooAY'S WAa MovgS
fn<s. u .. Pat. OF,
" LOUIS ,. kgGAAlG
Usif<l Press Was AsaIyss

Continued unrest .na terrorism
In occupied ana Ceffnsn-o1misst
Europe IL confronting the MANS
with an Increasingly grave prob.
lem and it, bearing en tn~ MAR "
becoming daily more important.
II already IL close 10 op~n var
fare In Iugosiayis. creses. But
gar4s and 10 some extent IN Ea-
mania In France u IL taking The
form Of ssssssinstsons Of German
officers
such mstnods can - met only
BY force. and the force must b
backed BY srms. Hence the Ger
mans are compelled 70 keep large
bodies Of troops over . vast area
from Norway 10 the Aegean. ms
nsesssliy Of maintaining powerful
occupying forces n shown BY tbs
marked ineresss o. sati-German
outbreaks sinee the war against
(continsed On Page 4. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

The lotion monsters. heavily
armored and armed. composed the
spearhead of an attack by the
Blues against the Reds, with the
battle looking very much like the
real thing despite the fact that
only blank shells were fired.
Monroe In Command
Under command of Col. Thomas
II. Monroe, commander Of the
18th infantry, the Blue forces led
by the Al tanks drove relentlessly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

YICHY. France-A German
army major was shot dead at
Bordeaux Tuesday night Sc
hours after the killing of a
colonel at Nantes which
caused the Germans to exc
cute 80 French hostages and
to threaten the execution of
so more, it was disclosed
Wednesday.
II was announced that Germans
had Immediately arrested so
Frenchmen in Bordeaux to hold
as hostages and executed If the
killers were not caught.
German occupation authorities
announced through Paris news
papers Wednesday that three more
Frenchmen had been executed for
illegal possession of arms, bring
ing to 1874 the number of French
men executed by the Germans
since Aug. 13.
Alarmed by the new assassina-
ton, Chief of State Marshal Henri
Philippe Petsin and Admiral Jean
Francois Darlan, his vice premier
in the Vichy government. made
emergency arrangements for
dsy-long series of broadcasts TO
the nation, appealing for cessa-
ton of attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
SAYS TERRORISM Is
INSPIRED BY FOREIGNERS

Darlan. in tn. first Of two
speeches he made at Paris. where
he is negotiating with the Ger
mans. said:
"We believe that this terror
ism Is inspired by foreign
powers who hope to poison re-
Iations between the (German)
army Of occupation and
France, thus delaying peace.
ut IL In our interest that
peace comes as soon as pos
sible.
"rhe fate Of France Ia In
the balance. 1t Il your duty
to give all information possible
to aid In catching those who
CONTINUED on Page II, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Ship Welders
Here Ignore
stop" Order
Seottle Shipyords
Cperute. But No
Welding Is Done

SEATTLE - A general
work stoppage by welders a,
Seattle shipyards engaged in
nearly $3.50. 900. 900 worth Of
defense contracts was partial.
" effective Wednesday when
welders at Lake Washington
yard failed 10 be reinstated.
About half Of IN. cityis 1900
welders left their Jobs al 10 a m,
and the Seattle Council OF welder-
and Burners predicted that all
welders would be idle by tonight.
About 500 weiders left th~ir
jobs ~ each 81 the Todd-se-
attic Dfsdeck company and
the Associated shipbuiid~rs.
Joining the zoo ss~n suspended
Monday ~ the Lake Wash
ington yard.
The yards all continued In opera
ton. but no welding was being
done.
Strike action vas taken early
"wednesday at q meeting Of the
i.3o0 welders who two weeks ago
unsuecsssfuily sought autonomy
from the national convention Of
the American Federation of Labor.
The yards affected. all engaged
in building millions OF dollars
worth Of destroyers. submsrins
tenders and aircraft tenders. are
the Lake Washington. Lake Union.
Todd Seattle Drydock Co. Seattle
Tseoms shipbuiIding Corp. OF
Seattle. Associated ahipbuliders
and the Winslow Marine Railway.
WORK TO CONTINUE
At TACOMA sHlPyARDs
Meanwhile. work continued
In tho Tacoma yards Of the
Seattle Tacoma shipbuliding
Corp. where . w~iders' ceus-
eli spokesman declared psrtics-
patton IN the seattle situation
didn't warrant ssoppsge ~
national defense WORK In
other cities"
Only ~ welders are employed At
the huge Boeing Aircraft Go.
plants and IL ~ss doubted they
would BE- asked 10 JOIN the walk.
out.
Although the autonomy struggle
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column 4,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
State Teachers Meeiinq

SEATTLE - Victory Through
Education" will keynote the sixth
annual convention of the Wash
ington State Federation of Teach
ers. an affiliate OF the ALL. leaders
said Wednesday. Eighty delegates
from 10 locals will attend the con-
vention here Friday and Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Tank Battle Appears Real
Even Though Blanks Used
By 20 MEAGHER
Tacoma Times staff Writer
FORT LEWIS

FORT LEWIS-Forty-one tanks waged spectacular no.
decision battle against anttank guns here Tuesday in
the first such exercise staged the Pacific Coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

Hello. Folks. We see by the
paper the army didn't have
much luck in its efforts to buy
some horses here.
Chief complaint was that the
old mare amt as young a. she
used to be.
Army officers also refused 10
accept draft horses. sfiiI taking
men In that classification, however.
Daily Definifien; Spinach IL the
best thing that almost everybody
can do without any Of.
WEATHER NOTE
The frost Is on the punkin,
The corn rs IN the shock.
We're chilly in the morning
-Overcoats stiH IN hocki
BY the way, where do mothers
learn all those things they tell
their daughters not 70 co7
~ DIARY
DID ss,ss ths ~ess 18th shs
ROSTERS sss-. there bs.ss sought
slss 70 Do ssse vs,s efforts 10 sss
sks pdis~ 70 ssss mine sso sss.sss
sks ssfser-ssi,sss ~ shs isls sssss
isks ksiss bit the sss ~ f-s yssss
be- hs,ies hssishy lungs -shsD. -ks
doth sep -sh sss hessshsId sss sks
ssshs 10 ee~pssy u her pssssss.
After mach ~sssss,ss -has fahiss
oar both. -ss ssesssssssy -sssh
-sss fssslly sv,vss o. sssis. BOT
lsss, sks isssis ,ssesi 80 s~as sd
Gee 18th sseh sssss charm - shss
! essis Ne lssss hsvs ssy sssu
vhsssvss And - 10 shs ps.ssssy.
sibss ~,shsy sisspy.-c. o. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
New Deaths
Threatened
In Reprisal
Holt Hundred More
Face Execution
After 5loYing
BULLETIN

NCHY - German authorities
Wednesday announced the arrest
Of 100 hostages at Bordeaux
where a German army major
WAS shot to death Tuesday
night after a Staying at Nantes
for which so hostages were ex-
ecuted and so more may be put
TO death.
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BY the way, where do mothers
learn all those things they tell
their daughters not 20 CO.
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The frost is on the punkin,
The corn Is IN the shock;
We're chilly IN the morning
-Ouercoats stH IN h0cki
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GttelanS peritGret
Aie X,.iet,kilfe

2onoon. &icr puroe befannt &C..
ge6en, ocB oie enaliide Megieruny
Die &ilfe Mmerifas alh oen Muiien
1ll.ril tperoen laiien mill, inoen iie
Die 6Glfte Ser gelieierten Bomber
an Mublano abeibt. 9isber iino Be,
tcits eine S6!paoron 8ongher III
Hublano anaefcmmen. Srerifo
miro oie 9ieferunsen eleif oireft al
Ru6lano bringen iiber Sen 8olf po,,
Perlien. 8isber mar Ser 'Strcii I'M
engliihen Harlament tuegcn Scr
Nuiienbilfe 5tueioer,tig, nun aber
baben oie ar6fte seiieat, GuBlanb
,ls Yartner geeen Sitler an5rarfcn-
men. Die aomuiilion nab Sfublanl
1T nod nidbt abgegangen.
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3ehettarbeiter itt
StatltperG> 0r,abe,,
iebeit Streie fort

Glairton, ga. Gurh Sibltreit in
Sen Carnegie =Sainois- -Werten mir
De sic slrbeit itiaselest. 9ieie ar.
better unterItiiecn sic 9cblenarbei
ter Scr Stabllperfe. sic ieit einc,
3ode I'M 'Streif iino lpegen slner.
fennlng ibrer 60 linton. Gie @c
iamt5abl ser Streifer miro aui H.,
600 be5iifert. 9ieie 3ehen belieicrr
oie Stabliperfc. sic Gigentiilner oel
gergaperte iino uno msiitcns ir
Der Ndbc NittsburSbs geleger fins.
Ser Streif lit 10 tomplisiert, oab e,
@erluirr,,ng brinet. Ginige SircifE
iino allh allsgebrofen, neil sic Sob
lenarbeiter iih tueigern bnbcrc 9ei
trdge fir Sic llnion gu 5oblen.
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@enftben ais 5rbarbfigure1r

9ls Sorpoiten ruiiii6er 3ipiliia.
tion gegen oie &irgiieniteppe iinb iir
bon &atbarina ser Groben ins 2ani'
gerllfen uno bier angeiieoelt ,poroen
trel. baben lie oieie Senoung erfiias
uno iino itets lopale ruiiiide Staats
biirger eelpeien. slls 1917 ser 8ol.
icbetuismls 5ur Serrihaft fam, gall
es ipie iiberaa audi unter beu0olga
oeutihen 1reunoe uno sSeinoe be,'
marriitilhen Spitems. 0ie iiberal|
tamen audi bier sic Marrilten aur
Madt uno 0ranslalierten Die einiti'
ge Sberihiht. slu raoifalem Gifcr
iAanoen sic oca,ti6en 8olihetulter
binter oen rlliiilhen niht suriid, tpir
i6on Elm 8lid IN Die ieitens oer
oeutieben Sbulen benubten Qeiebii
der benefit; eber luaren sic Oeut
i6en, ibrer gteigung gum sdbe,'
3iinoeoenfen entiprebeno, geneiet.
INNER nod ettuas raoifaler 5u leir
ais sic Madthaber i'm 2reml. Die
oeutlhe llniperii!Iit bon Yofroipsf.
oas nah oem Miteriinoer oes Mar'
rismus IN ~Gngels" umgetauft lpur
oe, tuar Ourtb sic Srtboborie ibrea
Marrisntus beriibmt. 8is Dor fur
gem baben es oie Ma6tbaber in,
areml INNER nit lleber3euguug be-
ltritten, oab oie @olga-0 -0eutiden
"uniidere &antoniiten" ieien.
Sett a6er bat oie slnslt Dor cil,
paar &unoert Oeutiben oie piel"
leicbt our ~fiinften aolonne" eebore,'
fonnten, gu oem unmenihliden Gnt
ideio gefiibrt, oab fat cine bal5'
Million Meniden Sails iiber @opi
Die Sboae, nit ser iie oer,purselte,,.
perlaiien miilien; bas @erf bon Sc,
nerationen anoern 8ep0(ferumgs
elementen 5uriidlaiieno uno ielhit
SdluB auf 5eite 6.
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Detreiter SaetIen tun tpieHer einen Shritt
pcr,uGrts


mltaetcilt iplrbe, fpie Die gebOroc
am gau mitbelien mill Miiltonss
superintendent ser Yittsbureb-Sp.
npoe Or. Wflllen iotpie Or. 8otp-
man, Gertreter ser Miliionsbeh0rbe
ser Sereiniaten 2utberiihen Stride
bon 9toro smerifa, batten ant g.
guauit elmer geieslid einberufenen
8eriammI,,ns ser Ct Yetrus.Ge-
meinoe beisetpobnt uno iiber oe,l
8au mitberaten, nit Dem &eiultat,
Dob nit srober Maioritat beihloi-
len puroe oie Stride iamt 9iarrbaus
s,l bauen. Wie aus oen 8eriften
berporaing ioa Ser gseubmi ettua
$4,000 folten, ruobei Die Nitts-
mlrebySpnobe nno Die Miiiionsbe.
b0roe ser Ser. 2utb. Stride oen gro.
ben Seil, nabe5u oie Sdlfte, 5u iebr
aiinItigen geoins,lngen ser Gemein.
Dc lelben.
Cine 8ant bat lib bereit erflGrt,
ser 8emeinoe cine &hpotbef BON
$4,000 81 aetpIbren, iolnit brinst
sic 8emeinoe nur Sen Reit auf lie.
ber iiebsig Gamilien baben bereitS
sroBe 8etrGge ge3eihnet uno aud
teiltpeiie eingeoablt. Watiirlid CAB es
audi Mitglieoer, oie gegen @auen
|iid al,sipraden, aber nid)t i'm Nrii.
| sip, iia iuaren nur oageeen iett beir
airhenbau aud elm Pfarrba1is al
bauen. @einabe ale Witglieoer iinb
oafiir Oie Stride nun fertigsuiteIlen.
2estes Sabr baben oie Detraiter
(sdIub auf Seite 6.
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6eleit3uqe (ino mur
Elm 3Dunkt amertkaS,
(agt 5ekretar knox
9epatfnune amerifaniiher Panoelsid9ifie
in naher 2lusiiht

amerifas nohpenois iino, iider gu
geitalten.
Die 6rage, Oh Sanoelsihifie be-
pafinet peroen ioaen, miro i'm Mta-
rinesGepartment eripogen, lit abcr
nod niht entidieoen.
Gorbereitlngeu gum Shuse Der
SdIen slmerifas iino i'm 8ange, man
seoenft Wtinen 5u legen uno 9sebe
gum Shne gegen Saubboote aus
5ulpannen. Rear s(omiraI 'Sbarp
bate ertldrt, Dob Die Rese rpor oem
arieg" gelegt merOen tpiiroen, be,
tonte Damn, oaB er niht babe iagen
lpollen, oaB es gum ariege fommen
peroe. Gr babe geneint, oab Die
9'ese balo gelest ueroen lpiiroen.
Gie Sute nadJ einem &anoels.
iaser, ser i'm Ga5iiif seiid)tet lpuroe,
iino nah elmer Grfldruns oes D,a-
rineietretGrs erfolslos gelpeien.
Alf slnfrage ertpioerte er, lobalb
mir elm feinolihes Shifi pernihten
mcroen mir ser Seffentlif,feit iibcr
Sie Sage uno Sen 3eitpilnft genau
unterrihten. ... . ..H
9isber gingen oie 8eleitsiise bon
Salifar, aanaoa, aus ,mo ba pieIe
Shifie i'm Saien BON Netp gorf Tie.
gen bereit sur M6fabrt, lieB CT iii
niht bariiber aus, Oh bie 8eleitaiige
nun pon ga aus aeben.
8aibington. Sie Steuerporlase
in Sobe BON 1888, 100000 aug
oem 8eiben Sauie 5ur llnterihriit
5u, nahbem lie pom aongreB anae.
nommen lpuroe. gttpa % Miuioncn
YerIoneu niiiien nun tSteuern be.
5ablen.
Som sluto bis gum Streifbob
lueroen neue Steuern erhot,n. ~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-18

Sebten Samstag mabten Serr
uno iSrau George Shneioer enc
Vellldsipeiie nad) Tetroit, Mid).,
uno ipuroen I'M Yiarrbauie, Dem ser
gelud gait, bon Yfarrer $. Seutif
mno ieincr @attin aufs berSlihIt,
empfan9cn. Nah Dem slbenoeiien be-
gaben mir uns naf bem oeut tiben
Silmtbcater unb maren nid)t penig
iiberraid)t, oaB bas Sbeater bis aui
oen lebten Plas seiiiat mar uno
lid piele Seilnebmcr nit StebplGt,
gen begniigen mubten. gs puroen
orei luunoerih0ne 9iloer seseiet, an
oenen lib oas Oeutiht,lm erg0tte.
(lns tpuroe miteeteilt, baB oieies
5ilmtbeater itinois oeutihe Slime
porfiibrt, obne oob es o,rb ireeno.
iemano beliitigt miro. Sie Gent
ihen in Detroit ideinen mebr Mut
llno &urage 81 baben ais Die Gent
iden lrnierer Staot, mas ibnen bod
an5urednen ilt ipesiea in ser ge.
gen1uartlaen Ihiueren 3eit.
slm Sonntaamorgen lpobnten mir
Dem belltldeu 8ottesoicnlt, ser gut
beild)t uno iebr erbebeno mar. bel
Nad) Dem Gottesoienlt fano eine
Spe5ial- -geriammlllns ser st. sc.
trus 8emeinoe unter Sorlib oes
allrators Sbalsott itatt, INN iiber oit
Mneebotc fir Sen 8au ser Qird);
,no Yfarrbaus abauitimmen. Sefr
Wibael arauB perlas einiee 8rieil
Ipon Ser gereinieten Qutberiider
airden MiIiions-Nb0roq, worin