davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Cranium Crackers
MATCHING MEN

To recognize Il famous name is
rot enough: one should be able
to tell why the person named is
well known. See if you can match
the 10 famous men listed below to
the fields in which they won re-
nown.
l. Louis Pasteur, (a) Auto rae
ing.
2. Jess Willard, (b) Theater.
3. Charles Edison, tc) Motion
pictures.
a. Thomas Edison. cd Politics.
3. Rudyard Kipling, te) Medi-
cine.
3. Guglielmo Marconi. d Ra-
dio physics.
7. Wilbur Shaw, (g) Boxing.
8. George Lupino, (h) Art.
9. Auguste Rodin, ID Invention.
10. Julius Marx. (D Literature.
ANSWERRS
/. Ce) Louis Pasteur, medicine,
2. (g) Jess Willard, boxing.
3. Id Charles Edison, politics.
4. GD Thomas Edison, invention.
5. O Rudyard Kiphng, litera-
ture.
6. dD Guglielmo Marconi, radio.
7. (a) Wilbur Shaw. auto racing.
8. (b) George Lupino. theater'
9. (h) Auguste Rodin, art.
10. (c) Julius (Groucho) Marx,
motion pictures.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
ARNOLD COLLECTS
MORE THAN HE SPENDS

1IllIlN -Ollt llluuSOllto pIOullCliiS
vital war materials also are await
ing investigation because the anti
trust division does not have the
facilities to deal with them, says
Arnold. He would like to have -four
grand juries at work on this in
New York, Chicago, Detroit and
Los Angeles
In the field of the necessities of
life. inquiries might be made into
restraints of trade affecting the
costs of housing, household ap-
pliances, clothing, drugs and medi-
cal supplies.
Record of Arnolds division in
this work is good. It's appropriation
last year was $1.3 million. and
it collected S26 million in fines.
What it does next year will depend
upon its appropriation. but, boasts
Arnold, "all that is necessary 10
bring unjustified prices down is
grand jury investigation of per-
sons with a guilty conscience"
NEW INTEREST
IN FOREIGN DEALS
One of the first defense industry
investigations by the antitrust di-
vision was of optical goods manu-
facture, particularly with regard to
patent agreements between foreign
and domestic companies which gave
the foreign firms right to deter
mine where and how the American
companies might sell military sup
plies to United States Army and
Navy.
Bausch and Lomb Company was
indicted after this investigation, but
the evidence gathered by the De-
partment of Justice was never made
public. Recent activities of the
firm, however, have revived interest
in the case. This may result in
complete exposure of the record.
Evolution of army chow-In 1912.
liquor was put in the ration.
In 1848 it was taken out. In
the war between the states, coffee
and sugar were put in &. In 1890
fresh vegetables were added.
In 1923, fresh fruits. The diet
now has 80 components, but allows
for only eight ounces of milk day.
just half of what is considered
adequate by nutritionists. Reason is
that army regulations don't permit
serving of bulk milk, and the bottle
washing for million men is too
much for even k p.'s. The nu-
triton standard is being revised
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

cou make men love their government
and country by giving them the kind of
government and the kind of country that
inspires respect and love-Prof. Zechar-
iah Chaffee Harvard Law School.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Thoughts for the Day

Thou shalt fear the Lord thy God him shalt thou
and to him shalt thou cleave and swear by his
name.-Deuteronomy Os20
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

No new order can be introduced by
people who spit upon religion.-Sir Ger
aid Campbell, British Minister at Wash
ington.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

Though she is still weak, Japan will
become major power is she acquires the
Dutch East Indies-Dr. William NJ. Nc
Govern, Northwestern University.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

In one day. 49 bird species were
identified on Pea Island, N. C.
England, in 1899, collected taxes
amounting to $4l3,750,000 on to-
bacco alone.
Near the close of the Civil War,
coffee sold for So cup in Rich
mond, Va,
Speeches were timed by q water
clock by ancient Romans. A float
indicated the hour, as water drip
ped from a vessel.
China uses the lancelet, trans
parent sea creature, for food.
During the past two centuries,
more treaties have been torn up
by Germany than by any other
European state
Spain permits her automobile
owners to make or have made their
own license tags, but requires car
registration just the same.
New York has a water conSump-
tion of 1870 gallons per person per
day.
The practical fountain pen was
invented u little more than so
years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Famous Sayings

When the truth cannot be clearly made out, what
is false is increased through fear.-Quntus CurtiuS
Rufus.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

EDITORS NOTE: The foiiotCing
editorials are presented as interesting
0DinionS r0iced by editors eiseichere.
They do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
by Peter Edison. =.
The Inside Track in Washinqton

ing industry, cottonseed oil indus
try, canning industry. fresh fruits
and vegetables, and the buying
methods of chain stores.
one amusing aspect of this is
that the army and navy are now
using chain store buying methods
and chain stors buyers who, as
dollar q year men, are teaching
ouartermasters and supply officers
how to beat down prices and buy
nbponlv
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19
Did You Know?

In one day, 49 bird species were
identified on Pea island, N. C.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19


CASH RECEIPTS: ..
1889 Assessments ssss52s7
Penalties Costs on sss-4o Assessments S4isss
Interest Certificates ..~-.... r....~~~ ls5s5os
ss hsis sssss Deeds
water water sales sales Mexico 2l20847o
Rental Buildings Equipment ~~~ 727o5oo
rsnpWA o power D9as CONSTRUCTION contract sssoooeo
Sale of Fifth Electric
State of CALIFORNIA; contribution-Earthquake
State e1@ass ossnsation insurance DIVIDEND $685.
All on o3ne easa sources psm Contract s
Total Cash Receipts s75s423l72
CASH DISBURSEMENTS: -
Checks Salaries wages-U S. si2405aA
sss sa for 'as sss s
Checks Checks Issued for Materials & sevcesMexco ss72ol
Interest on Registered Warrants ........:.~~..,
Issue Eieotc Revsnue Bonds sssss9 %
Seventh Issue Eiec Revenue Bonds ssoooO
Total Disbursements .~.~~~.~-.~..,.~-...~. s4ss7s66
Hand December sl ls4o 49, s4os447so6
County Imperial its share irem Sale
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY IN1pER1AI3
Business s nsset s duly a oa os pi That Ia rs
capacity M he charge hs Districts Books
Ga e 1 es @ said so e % o
time o M e @ a e s @ d s a and "
.I. III MApDUx.
osr and before this 10th day Of February s
Notary Public in and for the County Of
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DrsTRfcp
cERTFY that the foregoing full true and correct
the Financial Irrigation
accepted By Board Directors at it's
ss1S's %y hand '' and tn. seal
of said District this 25th day of February ,I Is4
(SEAD Secretary oil Directors
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

England, in 1899, collected taxes
amounting to $4l3,750000 on to-
bacco alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

Near the close of the Civil War,
coffee sold for So a cup in Rich
mond. Va,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-19

motion pictures.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

emption of men over % from the
section on Strike Legislation. 1t
would seem to demonstrate the
unfinished thinking at the time OF
the original Draft Act. and the un-
wisdom of having any so-called la
Dor matters in Selective Service
Act
THE Senate is having some very
L illuminating and som e w h I
heated discussions over the extern
sion of service for both draftees and
National Guardsmen. Some of the
debate has been over the seeming
contradiction in the testimony of
the Chief OF Staff and other wit
nesses before Committees, and over
the fact that once again we are
asked to give over to the President
greater powers. 1t is being sug-
gested that the new Bill would in
effect, repeal the provisions of the
original Draft Act under which
authority would expire in lo45.
IAPAN'S action in extending her
j activities to Indo-C China is ap-
parently at the insistence of Ger
many. There is definite possibility
of our being drawn into war with
Japan, but it is more apt to be an
economic war.
The United States is in a posi-
ton to deny Japanese industries the
raw material they must have. and
as result. we could in time stran-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
FAMOUS OHIO BATTLEFIELDS
St. Cloifs Army Meets Defect With 600 Dead
No., eovaiesv. s,AmsAae o.. o. en,a

west Territory, marched north
from Fort Washington (now Gin
cinnati) with his army of 1900
men, the largest army ever as
semblcd in forest-covered Ohio up
to this time.
Cutting their way through the
dense forests at q hazardous five
miles a day, the army travelled
without scouts to guard against
ambush, and slept without pickets
to warn of surprise attack.
On the site of Hamilton, St.
Clair built Fort Hamilton, and
further north near present Jeffer-
son Park, Fort Jefferson.
The advance became increas-
ingly difficult. Rations were re-
duced a half. A part Of the militia
deserted.
On November 3 the army ar
rived at the banks Of a small
stream (now the Ohio town OF
Fort Recovery, too weary to build
Notifications. Without warning,
the Indians attacked through the
early morning mists. Terror
at Never Sleeps brings vieto
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

stricken, the militia rushed pell-
nell back to the lines of the regu-
lars, on whom the Indians con-
centrated their fire. With fixed
bayonets, counter attacks started
out bravely, only to fail. After
three hours, outnumbered, prac-
tically surrounded, disorganized.
st. Clair ordered a charge to clear
the way for retreat. But the
troops were in panic. Equip
ment, horses, tents, were aban-
doned to the Indians and the ter
rifying retreat to Fort Jefferson,
q miles to the south, was begun.
With 600 dead, the Indians had
inflicted one of the most disas-
trous defeats ever suffered by an
army of the United States.
St. Clair, acquitted by a Court
Of Inquiry, forgiven by Washing
ton, finally died in poverty and
obscurity.
The attempt to clear Ohio's
western frontier and lay solid
claim to the Ohio Country had
ended in a tragic failure.
y to the Western Frontier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
ST. GLARS DEFEAT-17o1

ST. GLARS OEFEAT-1791
It was with mingled dismay and
wrath that President Washington
received news Of the defeat of the
army Of General Arthur St.. Clair
in the Ohio wilderness.
tits all over" Washington 'ex-
claimed, "St. Clair defeated,
routed, the officers nearly all
. killed, the men by hundreds. the
rout complete"
The Revolution had ended nine
years before. But the struggle be-
tween the English and the new
United States for possession Of
the rich Ohio lands was to con-
tinue for still two more years. At
Detroit, savage Indians were
armed by the British and sent on
the warpath against the isolated
frontier settlements that were
springing up in the forests of Ohio.
Il was to forever end this bloody
warfare that General st. Clair,
trusted friend Of Washington, able
but aged veteran OF the Revolu-
uon and governor Of the North
Next Week-'The Eye II
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
Another First for Hartford
Airport.

Brainard Field at Hartford,
where theWPA has built the first
paved runways in Connecticut,
is getting the first blind land
ing" runway in the state. The
new landing strip, now under
construction by WPA workmen
is 400 feet long and is to be
equipped with turning circle
200 feet in diameter at one end.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
yi,5,nbard{'M.N Nn6erlRdmffdi,s HoYsbIdtt

en- unierer 3rieesbeber anprangern
uno befdmpfen, meld,e oas amerita-
niihe 0oIf fir oen areus5ue sur
Gtablieruna ser 0ier 6reiheiten Go
rie our @erespial,ng briti'der slnein.
onipriihe) .fonoitionicrcn" moae.,:
mir pcrben allrh, tpie emit, Sos 5rei.
bcn acmiiicr iclblternnnntcr @ort-
iiibrer ocs Geutihamcrifanert,lms
nit einem SGditmob an MiItroucn
oerfol1en, icner Wrrtfiihrer sic iby
oel,tihes 9lut Itets inter Sen iclt,
iamlten ltmltGnoen "entNcdcn", ,ucnn
nid,t oie gerinaite 8ciohr hcltcht,
ooE iio acaen sic Thlt Ser "6ficut.
liden Meinl1na" id'tpinmcn nriiiien
pcnn 0etcnncrm,t iid, I0ut nno re,
iononsreih aeb6roen fam S,scst i'll
Sic Belt fir hieie he'dpiNenen Wit
nmcrifoner oefrmmcn: ictt fGnnen
lie ihren .pllnberbnrcn WQcn per
fiinoen: f0nncn i'm perfiinNen ,u oev
monntoncn 0celeitlrna Tnocnid1eini-
ger Thraicn iiber "@rntherbooo al
Mon" unb sl Sem ifrilleH Sisfunt,
oak bas rFrahrp Teut'dlono" Don
leinen brutolen Serr'd,ern beireit
trcroen miiiic.
0ruufen mir oaau Nubcnltehenos
tpie Simmp @eroro. Inn lms iibcr
lniere TfIiften, iibcr lmiere Ser
authorizing III belehren2 @ru,ld,tn
mir bie ssiiriprahe 3ielitrebiaer go
litifer (oie nuipe, unproftiid,e 9eute
als vTeforationsItiid" norld)ieben)
Inn fir uniere Red,te in einem ireien
9anoe al Itreiten9 Sollen mir @crf
5el,ae iiir ebraeiaiae Manner iein,
sic ourh uns ihrc Sinefiiren in Gu.
rota a1riiderobern ipollen?
Cine Seutlid)c GrflGrnna aubcrcr
! Eflidten
Ser aeieBestrere Mmerifancr bcut
Id,er MbItamml,ng lit Iidl ieincs @er
tee bciuuBt. Gr erfennt poll unb aan7
Die Sd)tuieriafeiten, benen er su be
aegnen hat. Nicmanh lit linn iibcr
legen als treuer 9iirger als tapie
rer &impier iiir 6emiIphdrcn Ser
teioigilng llno als entihloiieue,
8eaner auer 0inbunaen lmter iraen>
enter Sarnlug in Gurora.
Ser aeiebestreue Mmerifaner oeut
iher ahitammllng fennt feline Trelln
oe, lnieres eigenen ooer iraenbeines
auoeren Stammes. Gs miBtraut auiE
Siefite Sen idleft perbiiaten Moti
ben iener "Mud"s sGelltihamerita
ner, sic ibm, in oieIen Saeer bite
rer Mot. nit a0er 8e.rnIt sic 2aI
ibrer ieltiamen vTre,,noihaIt" nnf
orangen pollen!
: Steuben Societn OF s(merica.
Sheo. 8. &oifman, Naticno
Chairman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

il9 llHp, 1OuISit O1e VeTnDr Ger M(01'
Nenbpiterie nnc oes Sinaoismrs
friiher erfunni bnben!! ,seood), oIs g.
hnd Belt mar, erhoben lie nidt i5re
Stimme. I'M Die ssort<nuer Demo,
frotiid'er cru1h'tite iiir ii,rr Canes,
!e';tc lia,"r :. rcller' N:lcs. rontols
id,iencn lie iih oes fGItIichen Gutcs
ihrcr 0alltlten Ncrfllnft iiberhalpi
nod ncht bcrllBt 81 iein. - Nl,n-
mehr ober lGGl,elt sic aiinltiac Sc
leaenheit; unb n,tnmebr erbeben tie
lallt lno ldrmeno ihre Stimme inter
oem Vonner bcs @elterloierh,ns,
uls ielbIlernanntc @ortiiihrer iiir
ale amerifonild1cn MGnner uno
,srollcn oentiher Serflnft,
Sh lie MN glltcn &iQens iino, Of
Srpprt'niitcn pher heulen0e Ser.
miIde. lie ole nerbcn alScritonNe
Iein, sic ,slllt Ser Tericla,naen ein-
inoGmmen: oenn in 3citen zines
tobIiid,tiacn Gmctinnalismns NJ II +
Die SnIterie iih oustcben, fGnnen
9fadl'ldbt nno SaE idNperlieh nieoer-
ueholten mcroen. neil Ep(itifer rno
Trorhcten. neil Yrehiaer unb @lu-
tofratcn tpiiientlih uno lrillentlid,
ole SnItinfte aufpeitlhell, un Sen
Seiliaan &rellasl'9 iiir Sic Menih.
| belt in Sang 5ll brinaen! Sic merhen
: ebe'crenta imItanoe iein. Die be,
fluaenstperten Saftiten in Iuhrifen
uno 9iiros tpirfiam 3ll befimpien.
| acknowledgements miro pielerorten
oisfriminiert. uno llnaIiifliherlpeilc
iperoen Sic @riinbe fir Ole Gntlai=
ilna monh zines treuen 9lnaeitells
ten duberit acihidt aetarnt! Soaor
oas @eicb (lnipilientlid, oeiien iino
! mir iifer) bat fiirslic, oieien "ome,
rifaniihen" Nrbeitaebern oilielei.
Itllng 0egeben, als Elm bober @e'
rihtsbof in Nlbunp, &c. g.. cine fri.
bere Gntiheiouna anfreft erbieIt,
sic es Steaen -@ermittl,n9en in Netr
Dorf aeItottet, Sic Momen bon 3un.
Sen 9eheim su balten, Sic oaraui BE-
ltehen Oub Der slngeitellte angel,
lGd,iiider 5erfl,nit iei,
9ieies alles iinb bittere Satiaheu
NIT benen iih ser 9lmeritaner oeut.
ider Serfunit nit bcm gleihen IN,
bel,aiamen @eilt allseinanoer ieten
miro. Ser i'm ourh sic Eriifl,ngen
oes lebten &cnfliftes erhobenen
Sauptes iiibrte. 0ie oamaIs aibt es
Nielhltlos belfenoe) Srganiiationcn
nnb Ginselperione,. tpeld,e nah be.
item &rGften linbcrnh unb trGIten>
eingreifen tperoen, neue SraaniIa.
Iaticnen, @eieIlihaften uub 3omi,
tees. Sic iit) brii1ten, iiir ,ale ipaD'
rem Seutif)ameritaner" 5u lpreheu
| iinb poIlia ,lnnGtig ,mo 5lpedlos! 81
aetpiiien isGaen Id,einen oieie .Sop
aliiten" oa5u MIR Gllberit menia ooe,
gar feline isiihllngnabme nit iene,
Iuuienben BON glmerifanern Ser.
iher s!bflmft SIT baben, sic Mitalie
Der alteinaeieiiener @eiaugs- NM
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
House Bans Strike Clause From
SeIective Service Extender Act
BY consrsssmon Frances P. Bolten

gle Nippon. On the other hand,
Japan is heavy purchaser in our
market. and for the past several
years, this has been particularly true
of war materials.
We have great advantage over
Japan in that through embargoes
we can Immediately place her in
serious plight, while Japanese en-
bargoes would not affect us to 50
great an extent.
We can not accomplish it by any
method like the one reported re-
Gently when we sent a detachment
of soldiers to the PHILIPPINES in q
ship which had its cargo hold filled
with war supplies for Japan.
|nEFENSE appropriations, it is
Il estimated, will by the end of
the year reach the staggering total
of $4,000. 100000. When one realizes
that the total effort during l94l
will probably not reach $4,000, ,OO0,-
600 of spending for defense. it is
difficult to see the need of appro-
priating for defense so far in the
future
CONSTITUTIONAL obligations can be
effected without actual appropria-
tons for 1912 and l943, and per-
haps later. The estimate OF possible
defense expenditures in 1912 is
about $20,O0O,0O0,00O. and of the
present appropriations, there would
still be left for 1o43 nearly $50, ,000,-
100000, plus whatever additional
appropriations are made between
now and then.
Why then, should these stagger-
ing and unuse-able appropriations
be made now
TT 7pouid seem better to 10y definite
plans. make the contracts. and driv<
steadily tossdrd the goal. appyoprioting
from year to yea, TO meet the cost oj
national defense. This 7vonld elimi.
nate part Of the confusion. and apoAld
gi7e TO the people some idea of shl
resrnge necessary to carry the load.
Piecemedi methods ne1er make 4
true picture. They lena Themselves ID
gi11ng credence TO 7rhat has been cJn.
strued BY some to be deliberate
effort to heep the people too con.
fused to see the cold reality.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

possible { = l { IL
sion of time for
military service.
All three have a
very d e efinit f i t e
bearing upon our
daily lives.
T h e H o u S e
voted to recon-
init S. 1924 with
Instructions to
insist further on
II ous e provi-
5 ms w h i C h
w ou | d separate
the ! a n g u a g e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
DID YOU KNOW

DID YOU KNOW y
1t is possible for an airplane
to ny lower than a submarine ,
can dive. The Sea of Galilec,
where seaplanes land, is $50 feet
below sea level. far beyond the
record depth for undersea boats. !
Navy postoffices on ships and
lore, on stations are branches OF
the United States postoffice. New
York City.
Certain ports OF the world
have pilo, ng cables laid in their
channels to assists vessels in run
ming the channel in Jog or thick
weather.
These cables transmit certain
signals electrically. which are
picked up by microphones and
determine if the ship is in the
middle OF the channel. over the
cable or off to one side. by the
intensity OF the signals in each
microphone.
Onions are seldom, If ever. pre-
pared on submarine while it is
!. running under water because
when it is done. the whole ship
is permeated with the fumes and
all hands weep copiously An
!, other thing that happens in the
cooking line that startles a new
submarine cook is that if he hap
pens to be boiling soup at the
moment the main hatch is open.
ed. after coming up from a dive,
the sudden release of the inch
or two OF air pressure in the best
causes the soup to boil all over
the range. This is also true OF
= coffee.
To the town of Tafa. in the
Straits OF Gibraltar. where the
Barbary pirates once exacted
. tolls from passing ships. is attrib-
uted the origin of the word
. tariff"
In the south seas there is a vol
cano which is known as the
: Lighthouse Volcano" because it
r is only used for navigational pur-
S poses. This volcano. which is only
s used by ships, is reported to
= show smoke by day and red
+ fame at night at regular inter-
= walls of three minutes out of ten.
Il 1t is located on the Island Of
= Tofua and lies forty-fve miles
north of Tongatuba in the Ton
gan group.
That the United States Navy
is the only Navy in the world
that has in it's possession a Bri
tish Royal Standard taken BY
capture. This stan dard now at
. the L. s. Naval Academy, was
captured by Commodore Chaun-
! cev at York. Canada.
e Many vacancies still exist in
r all ratings in Class V-6 of the
/. Naval Reserve for skilled men
e Pay ranges from $50 to 500 a
c month. with of course. lodging
food. medical and dental atten.
ton free. For unskilled men there
are many trade schools available
II you are between the ages oi
Il and 50 and desire to serve
I your cOntrv in the Navy. call al
| the nearest L. S. Navy Recruit
| ing Station for full details.
! For unskilled men between
i the ages OF Il and So there are
trade schools available for which
they may enlist. directly.
If YOU want to enlist in the regular
Navy and are between the ages Of l;
and 81 apply at once at Room 500
Federal Building, Cleveland, for partic
ulars Branch offices are located in Pos
Office buildings in Akron, Ashtabula
Cambridge, Canton, Mansfield, Mariet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

ia, Sanduskv, Steubenville and YOnngs.
town. Also on Tuesday at Painsville
Wednesday at Lorain and Fridays at
Elyria, there will be recruiter in the
Post Office Building and Wednesday
at Newark and Friday at ST. Claires
vile in the American Legion Hall there
will he a recruiter TO accept applica
tiOns from young men in these districts.
Write or apply in person.
Earl V. Sherman,
Lieutenant Commander. y. s. Navy,
Officer in Charge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

Skilled workers who are now
employed in non-essential indus
tries are not required to quit
their present jobs to be consider
ed for a place in one of the more
important defense industries, ac-
cording to officials Of the Ohio
State Employment Service. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

Listen in TO Station WTAM Cleveland
every Saturday from 1:30 to LAS p. m.
and hear "Know your Navy. =.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07

CHIEF topics of conversation in
~ Washington at the moment are
the tax bill, the Far East, and the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-07
msrtf1trer fiir 1ben?
ShluR pon Seite I.

lings! - Wir allein pertreten sic
tuabren gmerifaner be,tid,er 9lb,
ltammung!" 60 prebiaen iie.