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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
HippeSren,e Gkeater
y5Om, lid anb Sarrp" blcibt nod
cine Wodje.

Singer Mogers bleibt nod, eine
@ode i'm Sippoorome beginneno an
,. Nuglllt in Sid, Com ano Sar.
rD", ibr erites 9ilo lett ibrer Moat
in ~aittp sSople", lpoburb lie eincr
Breis errang.
Ginger Ipielte SAME, cine fleint
tolle Ielepbon=S n=Sperateurin, Die lid
NIT orei Mtdnner 5u gleiher 3ei
periobt lno oas ruff cine amiiiantt
Sitllation berpor, 10 baB Com
lid ano &arrp" bas ausitebeno'
S6auipiel Der Saiion miro.
@eora Murpbep ipieIt 9om al;
slltooerfdufcr, ser ibr orei Ssabr,
lang boffiert uno iie iaat ooh MIDI
Sa, allan Waribaa ipielt Did, Ell,
reider anabe. @urgeb Mereoitf
ipielt Die Roae oes Sarrp, eines
Baraaemann. llno Ole arme ssani,
lit nit alien brei perlobt Mno mui
oann 81 gllterlebt oob einen auser
lpdblen. @er iih einmal gut unter
balten Wia, berpaife bieien slim
uibt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

@aibington. slus oen amerifa.
niihen &iiben fommt Elm Stron
alter slllminium-Yfanne lno
S0pic, oaB 9fiiitmgsbeamte ibre
uripriinglibe Sddblng BON 90
100000 Yflno Nlllnliuilm ais
3iel ser aampagne id)nea repioicr-
ten lmo 8eamte oes Sauptollartiers
ihon pom 30 mo 40 Miaionen Fio.
ols Gnoergebnis iprehen.
.Sebermann ictien iein Scil 81 tlm
Sbieu nit @eeeiiterlmg oabei 81
iein altes Metaa 81 ianmeln, oamit
oaraus Illg5ellge, lOlpie Ieile fir
Sanfs mS ShIahtid)iife. ,pie audi
onoerc @aiien berseitellt ueroen
fonnen.
@enerflhaftcn aus Tacoma, Waib.,
ballten elnen grreBn Smnmclhall=
zen mIttcn in ser geihdftigiten
StraBenfrcl5lng ser Staot alf
Gboriltinncn baIien in Seem gDort
Gih Yfaoiinoern, 6euerpebrIerltcn,
Eoli5iIten llnb ben Witalieoern biir,
gerlitcr, ionic patriotiiber @erci,
nigungen, oie iiberaa eifrig iammeI,
ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

men, Sic fanm ponctnanoer etpas
piiien ipollten. Sbeleib oie So,uiets
TIN perionlih leioen modten, mab,
ten tic bod eincn iharfen l1nteribieo
E5tpiiden Gripps, Dem Menlben, mo
Gripps. oem Iertreter oes britiihen
Gmpire. Gripps reoanhierte iib, IN
Dem er ben Sopiets gleihialls sic
talte Shulter 3eigte. Gr tpartetc al,i
lie Sen Nnfane 81, MAIDEN.
Grit ais Grips uah Gnglano su
riifgefebrt ipor, boiler 9peiiel, Oh
feline Nrbeit iiberba,Ipt einen 3tpet
gebabt babe. mar es, oob iit ibre
5riibte 81 3eigen begannen. Gripps,
Der iebt 50 Sabre alt lit, ipurbe elm,
NAL ser ~aefibrlidlte MepolutionGr
in aan5 gnalano" be5eihnet. ssn sen
Sabren nad 1880 mar er ser ;siib.
rer ser Sppoiition i'm Yarlament.
Bon Beirut Elm eriabrener s(nmalt,
|gab er feline Yraris, bie ibm $780,.
1000 i'm Sabr einbrobte, aui, linn
fir bie Menidlibfeit" 81, arbciten.
Ga er cs miioe gelporben lei, pie er
iagte, ~einem &Gpitalilten grobe
Slmmcu oG3llnebmen lnb iie einem
anoeren &apitaliitcn 5u geben."
isrellnoe iageu, iein &abifalismus
Jet INNER bon ser Nnlidt motipiert
roroen, OaB ser So5ialismls im
mobernen Seben DEM Gbriitentum
am nihlten Itebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

llnicre Belt bat eincn energii6en 3ug
5ur @emeiuiamteit. Ser 0lid erpeitert
iidl in oie 5erne 3u wirten a,li bic
gVelt NIT Der Gabc. Die in uns lit,
ielbitdnhia einspiareifeH in ben Sang
Der Greianiiie. lit fir Wiele bas pDhs
fte, mas eeoad,t tuerben tam ,lnb ipos
fir tic ale Araft einieben. Mber ipie
8eniaen lit cine iold,e ipeitreid)enbe
@irtiamtcit in Der @cit beIficoen?
@as bat bic slrbcit Der Wcbrsabl Der
Neniden. tpie iie nun einmal lit. nit
Dem allaemeinen 5ortidritt gu tun? Gs
1T nid)t 81 leuauen. oab bic meiiten
Nenihen S,0beres 5u leiiten i'm Stans
be tudren. aIs linen auaefalleu lit. 9ie
Natur id)afft Mqes i'm llcberilub. audi
bic Safente @ie biel rcid)e Wegabune.
3umal i'm ipeibliten 0eidledt, bleibt
nur oarum nnbenutt. ipeil bas Mneebot
bic Nahfraae iiberiteiat2 Wie niele
geben iiber bic Grbe. bic MIR oa3a be-
itinlmt 5u iein idleinen. fiir bas tag
lihe Qeben uno feline uahitlieeenben
Webiirfniiie 5u for9en, ,,no bieIe ale
iolltcn - Nidts lein? 9as lette 3ieI
oes Menid)en tam nibt iein nah
auben @robes su leiiten. Gs fommt
bor Ni!em bara,if an. bab mir gttpas
in ,lns tuerben. 9aburd) ioraen mir 3us
aleid am Weften fir bic Nnoeren uns
fir bas 8an5e 0ie Deiamtbeit tonmt
nur in bem Drabe poripdrts. als bic
Gin5cInen boripdrts fo.nmen. 8ir bofs
fen beraebens auf Weiieruna. tuenn mir
nidt ielbft better iperben. @er iid aber
! ielbft beiiert, ,ber beGert bic @et.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
sammlnne Siirfte 40 >21tiuienen
pfunN erreihen - -

Die geiammeltcn Stiiue fan,en
in ser Sauptiade aus oen aiid,en.
id)r1nlien, aber es ianoen iid) audi
piele anoere 0inee aus aluminium
oarunter.
Ssn philadelphia brad)te cine sSra,,
Is 8ranlnopbonplutten aus Mln-
minilum an, auf benen iie 5u Sauie
Mufnabmen gsnad)t bate, inoem tie
iaqte: sd babe es iatt, MIDI reoen
su bGren." .
rn elmer fleinen Stabt Sbios
nobm Elm 2ino aluminium als Sab.
hung fir Gintritt an lluo iiebe oa,
Gin flcincr 2nirps brahte einen &af.
feefanne unb - oiciclbe mar nod
marn uno als Ser &oiiierer bineins
id)autc, lrar iogar nod ser 8aiiee-
grluN oarin. IS iuar ai ihlimm, er
nubtc oaB et,uas niht in Sronune
mar uno lieB sen &nirps IN bas
Gino llno ltcllte sic Gafieefanne an
sic Scite. Gs ooucrtc ald nibt ou5u
langc uno sic Muttcr fam uno fragte
OF Ser Slnee Elm aaiieefanne mitge,
6rad)t babc -. ga, ia! ..' ,...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Sarnter rcr mberkStten
preistpiinjste,t eetpar.,t

Slorcncc, Mla. gbnaro >. S'9teal
Scr Hraiioent ser slmerican sSarm
Bureau ;scberatipn erflGrte NOR,
men, or femme rfeinc iihere Wetbobe
slIr Serbeifiibruns elmer tuiloen
Ssnilation, ais penu Die 6armer ibre
Yreiie 10 bo6 trciben niirOen, lpie
es eben gebt". Ser Heoncr legte oel1
,sarmcrn nabe, iih an Sic perniinf,
tigcn Iorocrungen ser lebtcn stpan,
gig Sabre 5lr baltrn lmO nicbt ngie.
rig" nod mebr 81 ',erIangen. rWir
babeu Naritdt eeponnen, iette er
bin3M limo bafiir iollten mir oanf
bar icin."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

absorb them.
Granting the indisputable fact
that this first year could not give
real training to the draftees owing
to the unfinished camps and the
lack of equipment, many Congress-
men oppose keeping the men longer
than the year agreed upon.
They feel that SO long as we are
at peace the agreement should be AS
binding upon the Government as
upon the men. We are not at war
they say, but if the situation is SO
serious the country should be told
the truth.
Some members of the Military
Affairs Committee have been shaken
in their determination to keep faith
with the Youth Of America. Others
are not at all convinced that the
arguments are strong enough-in-
deed, they feel it is last effort on
the part of the administration to
force Congress to grant the Execu-
tive full and complete dictatorial
powers.
Unfortunately, as is too often the
case, both sides are employing tao
tics which are open to criticism.
Newspapers tell us that the boys
are writing congressman and sena-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
SsttpGbiitker SGneer.
b,1uN

g(m 10. sluaiit iinoet inn gche.
mian 8aroen, 4314 Glart 9lpe., nm
| llbr nahm., oas Ganltatter BOLTS
feit bes Shmdbiiheu SGnaerbumNcs
'tatt Seit mebreren SSabren ihon
bat iib oieie Veranltalt,mg 81 einem
tleinen GOlfsfelt berausgebiloet, mie
Sic aroBe 8eiuteridaft ieoesmal
belpieieu bat.
Ias Groaramm beitreitet nit spel
Sloor Sbons Serman 9irhncr uno
'eine @ruppe; Stto Sburn's N9G
Srheiter iorgt fir sic llntcrhal.
tl,ngss uno Sansm,liif. Sir ionItige
SeluItiaungen uno SpieIe fir jung
uno alt lit ebeniaus seiorgt.
GaB bel elmer iolden Bclegcnbcit
nuh fir oas Ieiblid)e @ohl alles Or
>entlih porbereitet lit, lit gang
elbltperltdn0ltd).
Nid,t 81 pergeiien lit, oab an sic.
'em Gag and elm neles Automobil,
in Hlpmoutb 3tpo.Ioor S,oon. Al.
belplnnen lit uno aues oics
5lllammen fiir Den fleinen Gintritts.
nreis! Soften mir, oab uns ser @et.
tergott bolo fem miro ipie bisber!
Sas geiamte Sahientum miro bon
ben Shnaben 5u oieier 0eranitol.
lung eingelaoen.
Sas aomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
----- q o.
Gaii, pare Gkeatcr
Salt oanifcrbofcr SplioaD" nod
cine ySudr.

9lui algcncincs &erlangcn mirS
oas ihouc Stiif o&nIfcrboter Soil
oop" nod cine @ode alfgefiibrt i'm
Gam Earf Sbeater.
Ga5 Stiif ipicIt in 9tcp 9lmltcroom
ais rS MIR 600 Seelcn 5abltc.. Ero
Salgcn, iiher ocn has Council in
beioen Slftcn Elm Gpfcr iudlt. Sionep
) .SpauOc fiibrt Dies Stiif ali mi:
Snnocl @uOamortb a. Wliifoiret.
TOR uno Molano %. &ruu5 ais Cana.
0ireftor. ). Ent G'accfc ipieIt oic
foue olS Ecter StlrpeIa1t, Sen.
meth &. Graham tritt ais @aibins
ton SrOing alf, @illiam 9pebn
piclt @rom lmo Sanet Salep ipielt
Gina Sicnbopen. Gonn ipielen nod
nit Gaoerbilt Nooieuclt, San Sort
lanot Sr, oe Eepltcr, Shermcrborn
mo piclc unNere.
%om 6. 9llguit bis 9. sluguit mirS
,9lbie'a Sriib Hoie" Qegeben.
Som 20. bis 23. 9Iugldt miro
~ rSlporcona" 0cgcbCn.
,3lpei fonilctc Nperu Chimes OF
9tornanOp" luo .Sbe Chocolate
1ololer" meroen iidD Die Slpeite $50.
te I'M 9luguit tciIen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Die Straf,ca Der SnfaS.

Mus einem 8ortrag. oen Brofeliol
Ir. llbbeloboe.S6r0ber Dor benNlit.
sliebern oes Sbero-9lmerifaniihen
SnItit,,tes in Berlin belt, gebt bcr.
Dor, oub Die Sntas beionoers quite
StraBenbaucr tuaren. Sbr Meidl
tpar bon rcselrehten 1ernitraben
ourd3oeen, Die insaefamt cine 2Gn,
ge bon 10000 ailometer beiaiic,
Gin 8etpeis fir Die bobe &ultur Der
SSnfas. r; 80. -.r ha'f, 4aEs... -.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Sir StafferS Gripps
befrieSiete Gnalat,S

2onSon. Gin. Stafford Gripps.
ser grobe, bebriate slriltofrat. Scr
nod nor elm paar ,sabren oas en-.
fant terrible Scr britiihcn Yolitif
lpar, lit aui einmal gum Vollperf
ser Gmpire-9erteioieuna acsuoroen.
, Sum, ga ale Mnitrenaunaeu Gns.
lambs haraui ton5entriert iino, nit
Sen Nuiien gut iertia 81 Weroen,
iinb piele 8riten frob. oaB tie in
Wosfm cinen Wann baben, Ser bas
ruiliidbc Golf peritebt.
9lber audi IN Mosfau lit man ibm
iett mobleeIinnter. sils er suerlt BORT
anfam 5eigte man ibm Die falte
Stnlter. slls er ieood, nad Dem
oe,ltiben Ginmarid, auf ieinen go
item 5uriidfebrte, tpl,roe feline In'
fllnit in ser ruiiiifen Hreiie grob
alifgemaebt; rnliild)e Militdrs unS
biplomatiibe ;Siibrer fanoen iib an
leinem Gmpfange elm.
Noh Dor eincm Monat fam man
Cir Stafioro ueber in 2onoon, nod
in Mosfau ber8lidy entgeeen. Die
Gnalanoer iaateniid): adj, es bat ia
GnglanOer iagten iib: ad), es bat ia
ger au perbanoeln. Mnb oas 8eriiht
aina inn, oab Gripps niht mebr su'
riidfebren tpiirOe, oa menig Sofi.
nllng beitiinoe, oie Soiuiets umau'
ltimmen.
8ertraute lagen, oaB Gripps ga.
mails ihon bon einem oelltihen gn.
griff iiber5ellat mar. 9tur bate er
i'm nidt gang 10 idnea ersrartet
Sic bebmlpten auf, Grips babe
um 1890 berum ibon oieien neilen
8rieg porallsgeieben, als er nod elm
fiibrenOcr Siberaler I'M Rarlamert
mar. @esen ieines 0eriuhes, ale
progreiiioen Glemente auihmmen3u-
brinaen, muroe er ihlieBlid 1889
aus ser 9aboritenpartei ausgeitoben.
slls Ser aries ausbrad), befano er
licb auf Dem 2anoe. Gr febrte iofort
nad 9onoon 3uriid uno bot ser Me'
gierung feline 1ienite an. gr marnte
lie audi iofort. bab es not,penoig iei.
lid gut nit M,lblano 3u ltellen. llno
bereits oamals idon propbe5eite er,
oah Der Citen tpieoer elm Shlaht-
felo iucroen piirbe. aSm @inter 1889
bis 40 beaab er iih nad Snoien, SSa'
pan, China uno oen Yereinietcn
Staaten.
Gr febrte i'm 9lpril 1910 mad,
Gnglano 5llriid, betonte iofort iuic.
Der Die Nottpenoiefeit beiierer Sc.
8iebunaen NIT MubIano nnb erbieli
feline Chance nit elmer 3anoelsmii,
iion iid nod Wosfau 81 beeeben
Aber Die Muiien woqten ibn nid)1
ins lano laiien, es lei oenn. oab Ell
oiplomatii6en Status babe. Ga
tpuroe er gum 8otihafter gemaht.
! go begann iein einianer Neg als
NittelGlnoer afpifaen 5ipei 9}atio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Il. =. ertpGeef, t,e,,e
Shritte in SH>a,,,ertea

Baibington. Nrdiioent Mooiepelt
erflarte, oie 0ereinigten Staaten
tpiiroen pieqeiht neuc Sdritte er.
sreiien Inn elmer noeutiden Snfil,
trierung" in Siioamerifa GinbaIt
81 gebieten. 3aourd, oaB 1900 Sir.
men uno Gin5elperionen aui Die
"S6war3e elite" geiest poroen ieier
piiroa bies unterb,noen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Both Sides Open to Criticism
In Fight on Draft Extension
BY consressmon Frances P. Bolton

tors in an effort to bring political
pressure. ! want to make It plain
that as l write this l have had no
word direct from the boys, though
| have heard from some of their
families, and none of these letters
have had even the suspicion of
bringing such pressure to bear. -
COMPLAINTS are coming from
~ Cabinet members that it is
growing more and more difficult to
get action at the White House, due
apparently to the growing, volume
of decisions to be made, and the in
ability of one person TO-, find time
enough to make them, even when
the defense program is involved.
Reports tell US also that William
Knudsen and Leon Henderson have
not been able to come. to an under
standing on the fields of price con-
troll and .priorities control. 1t is
another of those conflicts which
must be Strengthened out # our pro-
gram is to get anywhere -.,y, "a, I,
GOVERNMENT financing, and
~ SO government control. of add
tional contracts for defense projects
is giving industry much concern.
Government ownership is increas-
ing SO rapidly that the next few
months may find the government
controlling everything. .s., s.,.-o.1,
THE aluminium collection campaign
L 7oas marked BY ceremonies at the
foot of Capitol Hal a0hcre the aVou,en
in Congress 7cere m1lted to turn IN
their aluminium. 1t asus quite COL
lection.
Mrs. Rogers Of Massachusetts, Mrs.
Smith of Maine and I had great ta"
asifh Majority Leader John MeCor-
mack, the Legiounaires, the Boy
Scouts and the photographers. Com-
Occasionally, it 7sus 3 TO ! Reb16-
Hcan patriotic majority!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

has Drought d
great deal of dis
cussion in Capt.
tol corridors.
Those sponsor
ing the legisla-
ton argue that
these men are not
trained. that in
spite Of that fact
the army would
b e denloralize
by the w i tn =
d r a W al of SO
large a number
and that indus
try could NOT re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Die mu6ernitc Stabt 9eutId)lanbs,

Gas crlte geldlOhcne Sta0tpicrtcl
ser Staot oes sos -@agcns, Sic
@aIoiieoluna Stcinferbera lit fer.
'tia. Gs beitebt aus 3pei=, Bier,
Seds. uno Observation-Disclosures sic
ferngebei5t peroen. Cine 3entral,
spaiderei madt @aihfiiben iiber.
fliiiiia. Neuartige 5rambuiie iibec,
nebmen Ole Observation-Disclosures
0amit lit oas mobernite Staotpier.
tel 8roboeuti6lanos poQenoet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Metr HinrisPtmt,ee,,
n 8eleraS ~"

Berlin. 0os amtlihe ORB ga6
befannt. oaB cine @eibe bon Gerio-
Hen Die als Suoen nno .Gomm,mi.
item be5eibnet ruuroeu. in 8elgrao
eridoiEn puroen, naboem iie iid
Sdbotagebanolungen ibuloig be.
fannt batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Dr.. Korl GteNi,a<
irt Net1t

Mom. Or. Carl 8looius, elmer
bon Deutihlanbs befannteiten Dirt.
lfnftsuntert1nolern, traf in 9e.
gCeitnng BON 5tpei tutiteren boben
8eamten elm, INN NIT itolieniihen
8ebOroen iiber Die ariegsmaterial.
Grage 3u ipre9en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31
Der SdmGbiihe 1idterpreis 1910.

vs~~~s'svS ~ssvsS$TsSsS A"bo'
Gem Sdriftitcller Grnit 2rauB
Sppersbanien in Sbiiringen, be.
tannt llnter Dem Namen .@eora
Stammler" unb Dem Sdwiftiteuer
Gr. Mar @ellifle, St,tttaart, fiel 81,
gleihen 1eilen Gle 1900 NFarf) ser
lfsulbiife Gidhcrpreis 1910 su.
griterer erbielt i'm fir ieine Beoid.
te ~Strcit lmo StiQe" lmO iein
Werf v0as lms itarf maht - @e.
banfen our oeutihen 9lufgabe", leg,
terer fir Die 8ebidtbdnoe .9ruoer,
geitirn" nno r9elltlde GeiGnge
Volf, Staat uno 8ott".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

- G5 lit toriht, hart uno if)roff
1egen llntergebene 81 ieiu. Wan 5eiet
>amlt MIR leine eigene Minoerpertis,
felt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

THE Presidents message asking
l Congress for authority to keep
draftees in the service beyond one year
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-31

AN AID FOR 1ELIBT
of minor Burns. Roils. Sting, Corns,
Eunions. Burning .'eet EscZema, pei.
son Ivy. Ringworm, Bruises, Sore
and Stiff Muscles and Minor Skin
Irritation due to external causes.
Cleanse affected parts with a So
tuition of Boric Acid and warm water
Dry off, apply Ointment and cover
with clean bandage.
One OF. cOntainer 60c. two or con-
tainer $i.00, plus postage. sales tax
where prevailing. Your druggist can
supply you with "O-WEN-O" Oint-
ment. If not, write to any of. the
following ADDRESSES:
VIM. Gross, SIP F.. 9Th Ave.
1Tunha1l. Pa.
Mrs. II. Yoders. 124 f. 8th Ave.,
Homestead, Pa.
Agnes Tleiscne., SOC Prospect Str,
Salem. Ohio
In the following places in
Cleveland. Ohio. \
u. n. Bottesch, 3i34 West co. Str.
Krojci Drug stores
2601 Lorafn Av. 1921 Buckeye Rd,
Tunk's Pharmacies
6414 Denison Av. 87O8 Denison Av.
4436 West 36. Str.
Hayden Drug Co., lbll Hayden Ave.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
ClubWomen 10 Form
Advisory Council 10
War Department Unit
Mrs. Roosevelt to Talk
At Luncheon Meeting
At Raleigh Hotel

Representatives of more than
100000 American ClubWomen will
meet here tomorrow to form an
advisory council to the womens
interest section of the War Depart
ment's Bureau of Public Relations.
To reach women of the country
with information on men in the
Army, Brig. Gen. A. D. SurleS,
bureau director, and Mrs. William
P Hobby, chief of the new section,
have invited presidents Of 81 ma
tional organized groups to meet
here. Means Of cooperation be-
tween the department and womens
groups will be decided at the end
Of tomoTroW's meetings.
Mrs. Roosevelt will address
luncheon at 1915 pm. tomorrow at
the Raleigh Hotel. She will be CO.
speaker with Douglas Miller, author
Of You Can't Do Business With
Hitler" After the sessions she will
receive delegates at tea at the White
House.
The group will meet first at 10
am. in the general staff conference
room at the Munitions Building.
Mrs. Hobby and other bureau
officials will explain the new council.
Gen. George C. Marshall. Army
chief of staff. will discuss Army
discipline, and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis,
national volunteer director Of the
Red Cross, will report on English
depot work.
Ten-minute question periods will
follow addresses in the afternoon at
the Munitions Building by Brig
Gen. Frederick Osborn, chief of the
morale branch. and Miss Mary Bar
ber. food consultant to the Secretary
of War
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Mount Zion Church
Ceremonies 10 Mark
125th Anniversary
Program Will Stort
Today and Continue
Through October 20

Ceremonies marking the 125th
anniversary of the founding of the
Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal
Church (colored) 1902 o street NV,
will begin this morning and continue
through october 20. Established
October Is, 1916, the church moved
to its present site in 1884.
The Rev. Monroe H. Davis will
preach the anniversary sermon at
the service at IL am. today. The
service at pm. will be conducted
by the Rev. j. H. Peters, superin-
tendent Of the Washington district.
Tomorrow night has been named
"denominational night" The Salem
Baptist Church Choir will sing.
Tuesday night, dedicated to the
young people connected with the
church, there will be a round-table
discussion and singing by the Phillips
School Glee Club.
The Rev. E. Adolph Haynes. pres
ent pastor of the church, will pre-
side Wednesday night, which has
been dedicated to former pastors.
Music will be provided by the Mount
Zion Choir. Thursday night has
been designated as historical night.
The speaker will be DR.. Dwight o.
w. Holmes, president of Morgan
College. Miss Martha E. Henson,
church historian, will discuss the
history of the church.
DR.. Garnet C. Wilkinson, assis-
tant superintendent of schools, will
speak Friday night. and music will
be provided by the choir of the
Ebenezer Methodist Church. A
pageant, "The Church Beautiful"
will be presented next Sunday at
8 pm, under the direction of Mrs.
Emma Brazil. The Rev. c. E.
Queen will preach at the morning
service. The week of celebration
will conclude with a banquet Mon
day, October 20.
Founded by 125 members of the
Washington and Georgetown Sta
ton of the Methodist Episcopal
church, the congregation was
served by white ministers until
the end of the first session of the
Washington Annual Conference,
when the Rev. John H. Brice be-
came it pastor. Four sessions of
the conference have been held at
Mount Zion.
The present membership of the
church is more than TOO.
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land M. Brennan, District purchas-
ing officer.
Quoting figures reported by the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce of the Commerce Depart
ment, Mr.. Brennan noted that for
all commodities 1887 of them there
was an increase of LOG points in
the index between June, 1910, and
June, 1941.
Mr.. Brennan said difficulties were
encountered during the last fiscal
year principally in metals, paints.
machinery, hospital laboratory ap-
paratus, wire and cable, machine
tools, small tools, automotive equip
ment such as tractors, air compress
sors and the like. cast iron pipe and
fittings, electric lamps, pumps, mo-
ton picture appartus, sewing ma
chimes and chemicals.
Mr.. Brennan added: "It is only
fair to report that the o. P. M. has
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given very careful consideration to
all District requests for priority
ratings and it is my belief that
Washington has Jared very well in
granting of priorities No important
city service has been seriously
affected by lack of necessary sup
plies, although there have been
delays in delivery The authorities,
no doubt, recognize that the Dis
trict is a defense area of the high
est Importance.
Mr.. Brennan said he had been
cooperating with the Board of
Education and the Board of Public
Welfare in the plan for 1-cent milk
for needy Washington school chill
dren. He added ANY extension of
the Washington milkshed that could
be effected without reducing the
present quality and standards of
Washington milk and cream, with
out curtailing the degree of in
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has been active in the civic and
charitable affairs of the District.
He is a past president of the Wash
ington Board of Trade and is a di-
rector of the Chesapeake q Potomac
Telephone Co., the National Union
Fire Insurance Co., the Columbia
Permanent Building Association and
the B. F. Saul Co.
Commenting on his appointment,
MI. Saul said:
"I am keenly appreciative of the
cooperation which the financial
institutions of our city have been
giving since the inception of the de-
fense savings program. The forma-
ton of the local committee means
an expansion of the savings pro-
gram in the District, and I look
forward with confidence to a con-
tinuance of that cooperation on
an all-out basis"