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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Claims He Wed
Movie Star, But
She Denies II!

HONOLULU - Corporal James
II. Ripley. who said he married
Actress Judy canovs Saturday
night. was in the guard house At
Fort Ruger. Oahu. Tuesday, for
being AwoL at that time.
Miss Canova had left for the
mainland aboard a Pan American
Always clipper plane. charging
that Ripley's story was "the most
fantastic ! ever have heard"
Judge Francis Brooks, who per-
formed a civil marriage in which
Ripley was the bridegroom. said:
she did not give the name Ca
nova. so I can't say it was her,
but I was told that II was"
The records showed that Ripley
married Juliet c. Burns. who was
born at starke. Fla. in 1917, and
who had been here for one week.
TN Hollywood. Pete Canova,
Miss Canova's brother and business
manager. said her real name is
Juliet and that she had been mar
ried to William Burns, whom she
divorced a few years ago. Canova
said his sister denied by telephone
that she had married Ripley)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

Although only two vessels were
engaged in cargo work At local
terminals Tuesday, five others
were slated for arrival within the
ensuing "a hours.
While the Niniand continued
discharge Of South American ores
At the smelter. the intercosstsl
steamer Oremar had meanwhile
moved 10 the Portaeoma piers to
complete her second days loading
here and was ready for departure
Tuesday on her west coast loading
itinerary.
Her last call under the Grace
Line houseflag. the comparatively
new C-s steamer Red Jacket
To be called the Santa Monica
when the navy takes her over at
the end Of this voyage-comes
with a cargo of South American
ore for discharge at the smelter.
The vessel called here on her
maiden voyage less than a year
ago.
The motorship Hikawa Maru is
expected overnight to lift lading
of general merchandise for oriental
delivery, following which she'll
complete her loading elsewhere on
Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Purse Stolen While
Woman Is al Show

Mrs. Isabelle Anderson, Of 913
So. Yakima ave, reported to police
that she was robbed while viewing
a motion picture at q downtown
theater Monday night.
Upon getting up TO leave, she
turned to pick up her purse on
the seat next to her, but found it
missing. 1t contained a 81 bill and
some silver. = bank book. final
divorce papers. and other effects.
A wallet containing sl2 and pri-
vate papers was among articles
stolen early Tuesday from the
apartment OF Mrs. J. o. Laws. Of
the Aarymae apartments. who said
she swoke in time TO see the bur
glar slip out the door. Other ar
tieles taken included a pair Of
stacks. a woman's purse containing
". and keys TO the house and car.
Henry cyr. Sumner. reported the
theft Of a tire from his automobile
Monday night at 2302 A st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Ready to Refund
Tax Payments

Refund OF the s0-mill Illegal levy
OF taxes voted in Kapowsin school
district No. $40 in 1898 IL now
ready for payment, County Treas
urer Paul Newman announced
Tuesday.
A special legislative act, spon-
sored by Newman, permitted the
repayment OF the funds which had
accrued as a result Of the illegal
levy. The act became effective
June IL.
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son at Tacoma General hospital
June IA. Sharing in congratula-
tons were the grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Malich and Mrs. I.
MEDIUM. also of Gig Harbor. The
new son is being welcomed by a
sister, 10 Ann.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Etherington
Of Tacoma were recent visitors at
Suquamish.
Lieut.. Nurse Ruth Mullens of
Fort Lewis visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullens Of
Suquamish. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Odds have
taken a cottage on Mud bay for
the summer season.
Miss Priscilla Hemstreet, 1907
No. 18th st. has gone TO California
for a months vacation. She left
Friday. driving to Los Angeles.
Deputy sheriffs Earl Cassidy
and Luther Wright are now taking
a two-weeks vacation. which start
ed Saturday.
Judge Fred G. Remain was
presented with a three-and-s-half-
foot long rowboat and paddle Mon
day afternoon by Judge Joseph A.
MaIlery in behalf of Peter Pete,
utility man; Louis Law, carpenter,
and Frank Coe. painter. all Of the
courthouse staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Trustees Of Elks
Will Be Honored

Present trustees as well as those
who have served the lodge in the
past will be honored at the We'd
nesday evening meeting Of Tacoma
Elks. Robert femme will have
charge Of the program, which will
follow a supplementary dinner at
s p. m.
The lodges present trustees are
Ed Webb, Arno Redlick. Fred
Smith. M. Stanley Erdahl and Jay
Merrick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
One Of Britain S New
Desiroyers Is Sunk

LONDON The admiralty has
revealed that the Jersey. one of
Britain's largest and newest de-
stroyers has been sunk by q mine.
The Jersey was the 47th de-
stroyer lost by Britain during the
war. II was completed in 1899
and normally carried iss officers
and men II had a speed Of 50
knots and was the fourth OF its
class Of "a 70 be sunk. the others
having been the Kelly. June and
Kashnir.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Wrong Description
Loses Court Suit

OLYMPIA-Because his lawsuit
gave the wrong description Of the
place where his minor daughter.
Carol Ann. was injured, the SUI
preme court here ordered dis
missed a S15,3o0 damage suit by
Harold A. Johnson against the
city of Seattle.
The girl was hurt by a flying
rock projected from a city street
by a passing automobile. Her IA
Their contended the city was negli-
gent for permitting gravel on the
street.
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ii ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

but the new chef was i'll and
county officials decided to keep
Fred on the Job.
Dolores Marie BusselIe thought
she had mastered the art of riding
q bicycle. but she isn't 30 sure
now. She was at home Tuesday
nursing a bruised knee and a
sprained finger as result of a fall
from one of the two-wheelers.
Earl Fulkerson, engineer with
the u. s. soil conservation service,
residing at SIS So. 7th St, was a
recent visitor with relatives at
Davenport.
Arcade kendrick, who has been
transferred by the Pacific Coast
Coal Co. from the Tacoma office
TO the Seattle office, was a recent
visitor at the C, l.. King home in
Davenport.
Mrs. Ella Hunlxins, 901 So. Verde,
recently attended a luncheon given
in Bothell by Mrs. II. Il. MAILER
and Mrs. Delaney Mitchell honor
ing their 16 nieces and cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Friesz. $40
No. Huson. recently entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hartinger of
Bothell.
Mrs. Robert v. Bowler and son.
Stuart, are spending a two weeks
vacation at Birch Bay, near Bell
ingham. Mrs. Bowler's mother,
Mrs. Arthur Pierce of Bellingham.
has also been vacationing at Birch
Bay.
Vernon Douglas Wright of Ia
coma was listed by the Snohomish
draft board as having been mailed
a QUESTIONABLE recently.
Mrs Chauncey c. sherman. 1924
So. Yakima ave, visited her
mother. Mrs. Mary Brown of Trini-
dad. near Wenatchee, in recent
days.
Gilbert c. smith OF Tacoma has
been mailed a draft QUESTIONABLE.
according to a list released by the
Wenatchee draft board.
Mrs. Robert n. whannel and
children. l006 So. Washington st.
have returned from a visit with
Mrs. Whannell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Bruce Of Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Modeland
and Robert and Lois of Puyallup
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Russell
Smith of Moses lake. Mrs. Smith
ia the daughter of the Woodlands.
Vaughn George stOffeI. former
College of Puget Sound star bas-
ketball player, has made apphca-
ton in Bremerton for a marriage
license TO wed Miss Louise Opal
Eskridge, also Of Bremerton. The
young couple are to be married
Wednesday. June is.
Ray Hinderlie, principal Of the
Central Valley school near Bremen
ton. is spending the summer with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sew
erin Hindersie OF Falkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marco Malich Of
Gig Harbor were being congratu-
lated Tuesday on the birth Of n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Women Hurt in Fall

Ruth Alien. =. of 1lI7 80. I II.
raz injured N = ian down the
xters Ct Gray apartments. 70
Fswoett ave. Monday about ,. N.
khe Wa taken e the Tacoma Gen.
<rel hospital for treatment Of
bruised knees and = cut over the
1sft eye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

Marshall Dorfner. 20. e2i So. n
St. was fined 500 and costs and
drivers license revoked for one
year in Justice Blanche Funk Nil
ler's court after being arrested
Saturday evening by State Patrol
man W. Z. Campbell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
PORT CALENDAR
Troops Start Leaving
California Plane Plant

NGLEw0OD, Calf deral
troops began moving out of the
North American Aviation company
plant here Tuesday and negotia-
tons reopened on wage demands
Of workers whose strike halted
production Of military planes for
four DAYS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

But you can't carry fss 20
emp n : handbasket. You
can't draw = eheck big enough
% set up IN entertainment pro-
jecr Of your own Yet with q
dollar or ten or . thousand
--write your own ncket--yoa
can contribute TO the happi-
mes and morale Of the Boys
through die Unifed Service Or
Rnuix9fious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Housing Mass
Meeting Held
Project Opposed
By Local Realtors
Continues From PaE, onsl

CONTINUED From Page onel
opposed planned. he said. 10 pre-
sznt themselves at the hall ~ $50
and that probably at that time. the
resolution against the project
would be presented.
However. az the mayors office
the story vas somewhat different.
Since two weeks ago. a meeting
Of the housing authority had been
planned for Tuesday afternoon at
which time the Foundation for
Social Research would present its
final complete report on its sur
vey Of Tacoma housing conditions
In the more congested areas.
WIN Base Decisions
Upon this report the authority
was expected to base q decision to
20 ahead or not 10 20 ahead with
its plan. Mayor Cain. II was ex-
planned. had called the meeting for
8 o'clock in his office. which has
limited seating capacity. Only
members Of the authority. the sur
vey representatives. several ad-
visory members from the Real
Estate board and press were in
vited.
At Gains office II was said word
had come in Of an impending visit
OF certain opposing forces at ESQ,
but that II such persons did ar
rive, they would be asked 10 wait
in the council chambers down the
hall where Cain or somebody else
would hear them.
It was admitted that II is quite
probable the housing authority
may reach q definite decision al
its Tuesday afternoon meeting. II
has that power under state law
without further confirmation or
action by the city council.
Blangy expressed some disap-
pointment At the attendance at the
mass meeting Monday night. How
ever. those OF the 100 or more who
did attend. expressed almost UNI
snimous opposition to the housing
project.
Burmcister Speaks
Attorney A. o. Burmeister was
principal speaker, discussing both
the legal and economic phases of
the project Roland II. Borhek,
architect discussed plans now be-
ing promoted for construction OF
q large number Of low-cost homes
by private capital-homes designed
to cost about s2,l0o each.
Charles +. Mason. member of
the original housing committee
named by the late Mayor John C.
Siegle. related the survey work
done by his committee and the
studied conclusion that there il no
need for q slum-clearance low
cost federally financed project in
Tacoma.
Questions Answered
Some time was devoted 10 the
asking and answering of questions
from the audience.
After reading the state law de-
filming slums and making a COM
parison with the definition Of
''slums" in Wehster's dictionary,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Radio Ensemble
To Appear Here

The New England Fellowship
Radio ensemble, now on a coast
to-coast tour. win be heard Thurs
day, June 10. at the First Presby-
terrain church at o'clock.
The groups sermons In music
have been heard In every section
Of the United states by large and
enthusiastic audiences.
They are accompanied by Rev.
and Mrs. J. Edwin Wright. Mr..
Wright Is president Of the New
England Fellowship. an inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL organization with
which more than a thousand New
England churches of many de-
nominations are cooperating. Mr..
Wright IL author OF THE Old
Fashioned Revival Hour and the
Broadcasters. the story OF Rev.
and Mrs. Charles e. Fuller. This
book in in the ninth printing.
There will be no charge OF ad-
mission. Free viii offering will
be received.
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Young!
Dressed up!
NO PLACE TO GO


~ work al day and sleep Ill
nisht-yet they have soms
sime for play. For those pre-
doas leisure hours they deserve
something more than good
wishes and fresh air. Surely
ssry riehf-thinking American
wishes he could personally en-
fich diem with recreation add
entertainment Of the best.
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Attorney Burmeister branded the
proposed Tacoma project and sim
liar projects already completed or
under way in other cities as APP
parently the outcome Of zone Of
Mr.. Tugwells ideas"
He recalled that Abraham Lin
coin was born and raised In a log
cabin that had no floor in II, that
in the old days people seemed able
to get their Saturday night baths
In round tubs set In the middle Of
the floor.
Room For Everyone
Burmeister further made refer
ence TO the opportunity for snoop-
ers to be peeking into everybody's
business. There's plenty Of room
in Tacoma for everybody, he
pointed out; kids don't have to
play in the streets because OF
spacious back yards; Tacoma has
no congestion such as exists in
Stun areas Of the big Eastern in
dustrial centers.
He also criticized the project
from an economic standpoint as
the cost at the start would be
three times what 1t could earn al
proposed rentals. and with no pro-
vision in income to take care OF
repairs and obsolescense. he
charged that at the end of the sc
years for which bonds are issued
this new housing project might be
worse than the present houses II is
proposed to displace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

The USo Is the Salvation
Army and the Catholic Com
munisy Service, The Y.MC-A,
lY.WC-A- Jewish Welfare and
Trzvelers Aid all working
Is one nnif for Americans-in-
uniform with complete cooper
stion Of the Army, Navy and
Federal Government.
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.I&1SH&SE

Only interooastai representative
due is the =. J. Luekenbach. book
ed for a one-day turnsround here.
Two coasters are also posted.
the Union Oh Co. tanker Cath
wood with fuel oil for delivery II
Milwaukee No. 2, and the familiar
Coast Banker for routine exchange
Of eoastwise freights.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels IN Port: oremsr, Port
piers: Vinland. smelter.
Vessels Due: Santa Monica.
smelter; Hikawa Maru, Milwaukee
No. 2: Coast Banker, shsffer
No. 2: r. J. Luekenbach, Port
piers; Cathwood. Milwaukee No. ?.
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Burmelster Speaks


Some time was devoted TO the
asking and answering of questions
from the audience.
After reading the state law de-
filming slums and making a COM
parison with the definition of
''slums" in Wehster's dictionary,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

In drive il on right now.
When you're asked for your
Subscription, Standard hopes
youslI remember this Is some
ding you sasss 20 debut can
do n 10 other pzy. Were sure
no ciy's quota will 60 unflled
II everybody - man or woman
recalls what IL means to be
young, far from home, all
dressed up. and no place TO 90.
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Standard Oil Company
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Oie Gorlage beltill1lnt, ooB por=
-ldufig &riegsmaterial I'M @erte bon
81, 300, 100000 an onbere Megierunz
gen abgegeben neroen, fonnen. Spdz
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miiiien pom &ongreb gebilligt mcrz
6en.
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@eietes Die "5oroerln,g ser Tertei=
bigltng Ser Ser. Stooten''.
srt. 9 8efiniert lu1tcr ben 9e-
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Maidi1en Iotpie Materialien 5u ibrer
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tion' miro als Snformation nit 8e,
aug auf bieies Materiol oefiniert.
Mrt. 8. grn6btiat oen 8r6iioen-
ten bis gum 80. Sum- 1943 ieoen
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mationen inter beu bon ibn fir an-
geneHelr gebalteuen 9eoinglngen an.
oeren &egierlngen nit folgenoen
geidrGnfrngen all ii6erlaiien: gr
m1sy ii6 init Sen Stabs6cfs oes See
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6ereits Dorbal1Oen s(rtifel abgibt, lmo
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ipriinglid fir Seer llnb Warine be-
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baB burb lidts in ser 8orloge bas
9efabren .pon &riegsgebieten burd
amerifaniI6e Sdiffe in &erletl,ng
oes Neutralitdtseeietes ooer oas &C.
leiten bon 6radters ollrb amerifa.
niide ariegsidifie erlaubt miro.
art. 4. Siebt Dor, baB fremoe @e.
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Witt,ppdj, ben 10. Sebrmar 1941

gtiiItlnasartifel fir sic &egierung
ooer ein 2ano, ,oefien Gerteioieung
eegenlpartig ols luidtig fir oie Ser
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a1oeriueit bereit5ultellen. slae Dor
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1916 erfiillt iein.
grmd6ttet ben Bralioenten, 9tii-
It,unesartifel nno 8erteioigi,ngsinfor,
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9ie Mnnabme Ser gorlaee erfolgte
nit 260 gegen 165 Stinmen. Sir
bie gorlage itimrpten: 236 Gemotra=
ten 1lno "a Hepublifaner. @egell sic
gorlage Itimlnten 135 &epublifaner,
25 9enofraten uno eit Mitglico ser
s(rbeiterpartei, orei Brogreiiiue llno
ein. 6arlnarbeiters sgbgeorbneter.
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ntlt11e1, olelcS lltCDt pDl1e SSlltlltntltllg
6cS Hrdlioenten ouoercn Te9cr1ngcn
SIT ii6ertrogcn
srt. 5. 8eltinnlt, oa6 sic llntcr.
lagen fiir ale ltebertro9ungeu oufoe.
boben perocn lnh ser Hrdlioent min.
ocitens allc 80 SoAe oem &ongrcB
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rlug be5 Erograrms uno crtl0rt.
oaB @cloer, Sic bon irennocn Gc9ie.
rlngen fir Giiltngsluotcriol crbol.
ten Wcrocn, sur @crltellung ipcitcrcr
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men.
slrt. Z. 9cItinrlt, oo6 sic Gotcnt.
uno Santiemercd)tc ouerifoniiNer
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funtreoe Gburdias. Sfls &olfsuer.
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| (6ortIesuns aui Seite 12)
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Mad) Mitteilltngen aus 8idp fpll
gapit 9ius Der, 3m0lfte feline 9,,ffor-
berllng 5llr 8ieoerberlteanng zines
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ben alpiiben Sstalien ,rnb 9ertiblanb
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no ct cine lansere sluoieu5 nit oem
8apite bate, fonferierte 9aroinal
GerIier, gr5biidof BON 2pon lno
8remier bon 6ranfrei6, in @idp
nit be,n fran5oliid)en Gtaats1ef &el1=
ri 8bilippe Betaiu llno @anberen 30,
ben Megierllngsbean1teu. 9ieie &pn-
feren5en, 9lal1bt ,nart befaBten lid)
nit ben @nregungen bes 8apItes 5ur
Seritellung bes 5rieoens.
er5biidof Nummel bon Stem Or
: leans lit ber erite anlerifaniide gi-
f6of, Ser an bie 2aien einen Sirte,l-
brief 5lra1 8reiienonatt 5ebruar er.
! lieB. gr ihrieb oarin II. a.: .gier
Miaionen aatbolifen ,ingefdbr r,,t-
fdens alliabrlif in Sen Ser. Staaten
bon anerifa auf Ser fdieien gbene
Der religi0len @lei6siiltigfeit Dem
8laabens- ,tnb &irdenabfan at. 9as
fino praftiid) 90 .groaent ,lnierer fa-
tboliihen 8eb0lfer,,ng. 9a oieier
8erlnit MIR ourb einen sabreseetpinn
bon Co., Biz 10000 &onpertiten ,,ba=
lanaiert' miro, lit ser 3ultano ,tnb
Eiefitano nad eitligen Sabr5ebnten
Iei6t ausanred)nen. ltnter Sen pieIen
nriad)en bieies Nieoerganges lit nidt
Der geringite sic bartn6dige @eige-
rl,ng Der 1neilten &otbolifel, elm ge-
oiegenes fatboliides @odenblatt,
Waga5in ober 9nb 5l1 abonnieren II.
su ituoieren! 9as perleiene, rnitu1=
ter al1b erflarte Sonntagsebange-
lillln, Die gelegentlihen Miiiionsprc.
,oiater nno Nopenenaniprad)en geben
gum ei1tem llttpilligel1 Sbr binein
nno idon in Ser Stride 5llnl sanorrn
DIR mieoer bina,ls. groB Ser ,naui=
borliden 8eIbmorlngcn ser 8aplte,
felt SEQ oem Grei5ebntelt, l1no ser
omerifaniiden 8ild)ofe ser letten
Sabre: ein fatboliI6es @o6enblatt
IN ieoe fatboliid)e 6amilie! - bat
ltniere quite fatboliIdye @o6enpreiic
fait feline slbonnenten llno Snieren=
ten feline 2eIer mo Gonner mebr;
,gatbolica non legllnturp' - am
allermenisiten. BON Sen &atGoIifen!
9arllm sibt es lu1ter uns feinen
Sd)iulng ltno Sdneio, feline Snitia=
tipe lino fooperatipe slftion, feinen
@ioerbol1 nno @ioeritanb ncbr!''
X X X
Die 8affenperletbz zBorlage, be-
fannt INTER Ser gia 1776, uur6e am
Sanistag poriger Bode, tuie aage.
n1ein erlpartet, angenomllen ilno Dem
Se,lat 5ur geipredlng aneeionot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

Die @affeitperleib .gorlage, be-
fannt inter Der Bin 1916, tpuroe am
Samstag poriser 8ode, tpie allge.
nlein erlpartet, angenomlnen l,no oem
Se,lat 5ur geiprednng ausefanot.