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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

Nnfong, als etipa 800 Yerionen Ell.
Ilen Danlpfer bcitiegen mno utter
Gsfortierung zines arelUers, alpeier
3eritorer llno alpeier 1allG6oote aus.
fubren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
d,ipiliitett tttAiiett :,
Gibraltdr Derlafen

60 2inen, tSpnnien. Die eralpunge'
ne gntfernltng britiid,er 3tDiliiten
uno Musldnber CUR gntloItung @i'
braltars nabm nun ibren tatiddlihen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Mms Ne,u Cattle, Ya.
3iueio q.

bGIt 0onnerstae, ben 4. SUM, ieine
monotlibe @eriammll,ne ab. slae
Sdlueitern iino eebeten 81 criheinen,
bic Central Gerbauo YeitrGge iino
f1uie. s(ub iperoen sic Tele9aten Sen
8eridt bon ser &onpention abgeben.
slniana ser Gerlammll,ng 1880 llbr
obcnos. glnna WeIter, 6. 9. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Die Tramen oes Sumeiteaber Snrn.
WcrejuS

taIten Ipnnerstag ben 12. Suni
obenos, ibrc reeelmGbiee Geriamm.
lung. slue Mitglieoer iino eri,tft 81
crid)einen tpcgen ser 8eiprehung ei.
nes Sonmerausillees i'm Suffrage
ser letten Geriammlilne.
Gliie Sd,neiOer. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
;3iueio 26.

Gs ,oicne ollcn Wtitslicbcrn SIR
aefduigcn Gad,rid,t. bob sic nGdIte
Seriamml,rna Samstog, Sen 7.Suni
s llbr obenos. i'm Sad,Ienbeim. fl.
nno Houiepelt, iinttiinoct. Sic Wit,
glieoer iinb frernblitlt crii,d)t oIe
antpeIeno 81 iein. Oenn in oieier Ser.
fdmrnhihg miro auf ser 9eridt bon
Der &onoention oes Gcntral Gcrbon,
oes absegeben.
u. 5. 9inber. Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

- GoIfcrrcdte mnb intcrnationolc
Hbfuiuuen limo mir Seiienblnien, Der
Blazer uno Gr5ellgcr ireut iih penn
Hc blubcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
y. -. ". M.a,s a1,s.I0SE
15lb:s. Of FAT?

How would you like to safely lose
some Of that ugly fat in few weeks
without risky drugs or Inconvenience?
How would you like to lose your dou.
bic chin, bulging stomach and hips
AND along with it regain your ma
tural charm and attractiveness.
We;fG. yourself today. Get bottle Of
Krusc Sen Salts q famous English for
mulal. Then every mornia9 before break
t.st take one half teaspoonfu = glass
buties. cream and rich pzstries-so, light
On white bread md potatoes.
..Aftss = ~sek. weigh .yourself 'saip and
ieoe dee sH yeQ haven't lest pounds Of lutty
u and aaiaed Hat SKruschen Feeling" OF
eS16{kS s. yis4eiE1. M6fe. energy and IN
sslS|ssSs ssSs%S ssrish sa.s = often 'eeenp'., 10
3r1Us8. r,ssrAr,srs, D.a...d 40
qa5el1 ~ Sfsnies s. .,! : = sshsa !ihs 5sesses sse
coeSsont. spartiiaG Bottle lasts weeks
md esSls Sut . tsiAe. Any drugsist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Nns Niles, Cbio
2lpein 20.

Slllcn Wtitgliebern sur frellnblihcn
Mittcill,ng, bn6 oic TGhite %erinnm,
hing sen I. Suni, 9 llbr nodnlittngs
ltattfinbet. Die @riioer lino eril,ht
5ablrcih 81 erifcinen.
Sobann 0opio, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Nns youngstown. CDir
WaIoonsflna.

@aIoonsflna.
Tomendyor GbelneiB ,mb g. g.
Monnerhor beidloiien in ihrer Dor.
lebten Geriammllme aIn %. SuIi
acmeinifnitlih Elm @albieit ob5l,,
boltcn. NGberes folgt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Nns Munara, va.
Sneis 90.

s>uttE 80.
llniere niid)ite reaeInlGSiae Scr.
ionlmll,na lit fir cine gSod}e Der
Ifpbcn lpcroen, ba picle i,nierer Mit.
gleoer iiber Die ,seiertage perreiien
iperoen, Scmit miro oie nGfite Ser,
iamInl,lng um Sonntog, ben 8. Suni.
1870 llhr nlorgens ltottfinben.
Gentral Yerbanos geitrdgc fper.
oen in bieier geriamlillllne eineebo'
ben ipcrben. 2cfal. .geitrGse iollen an
Scrrn gIbcrt glomiidcr. rniern n,
ISteIle bon Scrrn Ytartin luIler Sr.
ncuerribIten 1sinan5. Sefrctdr. Elm.
acsublt nerben.
GanieI Shuaer, Sr., Yrot. .Sefr
3ipeio 81.
Id't,,ne Sdnpeitern! 3peig 81
holt ieine Geriammlung am Z. Sunl.
,obenos $50 llbr ab..
Iie Central yerbanos 3ahIuugen
tperben oiesnlal eingeboben iuer6en.
ssbr niBt tper nif)t fonlnlt 5ablt 10
Gcnts Strafe. &ommt ibr aber uno
|sablt oennoh 10 Gents. 10 erbaltct
/ ibr cine idones ~2unf". Cine i6one
ltcbcrrofd)ung lit aid, geplant. Nlio
bite, ieio aIle antpeieno.
Mm 3. SUM freroen ipir Elm
| &artenpartie
nbbalten. 12 Sd)ipeitern boben iid)
geneloet ie bier 8dIte 3ll brinsen Inn
| ibre 9iife 3u beieben. Cine ieoe Die,
fer Sf)tpeitern periprid,t eilien v6a-
Dor" fir einen ieoen ibrer Daitc sll
| lihenfen. Gin feines .2und)" iotpie
Gebdd uno See Cream lpiro nerob.
rcidt.. aIles um mir 25 Gents. 8jtte
fomiiif einmal ale, ibr iei6 ber5lif
@tnfcmnleh.
Mario 9oppelt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
&ird)en 1rnnrn Icrcin Der ioontcrus
(xcmcirbc

Scr &ird)en ,Srn,lcn Nerein Ger
8nntcrus 0cnlcinbc bait ieiue ndGItc
Gcriaulnlllna Tienstua. Sen 3. Slni,
nbenbs, ab. pile Sd,peitcrn iino ae.
hetcn 20 5ablreih lpie moelid iid) 81
beteiliecn. g., Sd)riiif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

: Bitte Ieien Sic bic Nn3eieen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Das,fianu,,o
Sic tromcrnoc ,samiIic
WcprN Sd)nller

$40 Yine SoIloip Dr., oanft Dem
Central Tcrbano iiir oic prpmptp
:Ius5oblllng ser bciocn 2cbens. Ser.
iiderlngen. 5amilic Sd)nller.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Hochgeehrte Volks- und Glaubensgenossen!

IIochgeehrte Voks- und Gaubensgenossen!
Es egeht ofzele Einadmg allie werten
und Zeigverene Central Verbande
sowe Mtgleder sekonen des S. S. Sangebunde ae K
Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association u
Vosgenossen deutsche Feunde in
voksche Brderchket und echt zusaen
ghogkeit und Lete ueinande ch der 4o
ton d Central vebandes und dem Godenen bum des Ersten
ssehsen vens der ysenstsn Staten die am 80
wichge Konvenon fir Central Verband und
sshon mere crosse i Fests oEes he
gaten wdn gibt sich das Festkoitee M dies
Brder und sehwester und Caste festch enpangen
und beven Hier Salem st das Veenseben der Siebenorg
daru " ganz besonders Soz Wr versicen allen
und Gssten dss sic he vie echt
und Bedenung linden werden
ERsTE TAGEsoRDNUNG
30 Mai
s Uhr Empfang der Caste.
50 uhr Gemeinsames Fruhstuck.
0 0' e9'st 1on % Re- Rev. Ba"mana
alem Damen
10 Uhr Konventons- Nersammlung;
l2-l 80 Uhr Mittagessen nit Tischmusk
20 Uhr Gemutliche unterhaluns
Fest-Programm.
Faust ..... retcinssnt
Nit o'ssss's'"es's ''S"''' wagner
s''s;s Nj, '%sr sss, s." ".a ',s'ss"s Mss."s's'' ~
Rssn"s de der s,s Gas : respaent Fred The
'''' t:tPacsdcn Fred rheiss -, non" Norman r'''p'
neu'seher % Feredne Rev John Deuschaende, Jr.
S. Gsmc Kapathan .... Canton Ohio ' ~"S''sS
kuenstcr elen
o"Sere Hcen Richard Strauss
Solransolo Miss Fonu
Panobegletung
Ehrung
Salem pamenchor Nit
"'"'
Marnncr
l' "auatloneh der Versch,cnen
Gross Eraeidcn John
IT, sicbenbuescn Land des
80 'oo oHss America
s Nacher i'm
Musk Schntzler
zWEITEN TAGESoRDNUNG
3D. Mai
s Uhr Empfang der Gaeste.
| 9 Uhr Gemensames EruehsucCk
| 10 Uhr konveniOns- ' Nersammlung.
|l2-l 30 Uhr Mtagessen nit Tiscfmusk
II so Ulr CIemuetE,he UnterhaunS
lO-7:5O Ihr Abendessen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

gitte le'en Sic oie s'noeisen'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

Md)tnng OoMnaStotpner
Gadlem!
Gine Gofftelle Np. 5 1T Wi6liffe.
DonnsStotun, Dbis, lit 81 betfaufen.
6achnrS.
Sfdbere anStnnft fd,reite man att
DltMasI 3ennins, 1857 Nsnroe
Ctr, Oarp. Snb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

abgehaten am 80. und 81. Mai in SALEM, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
ZWEITEN TAGESORDNUNG


81. Mai
8 Uhr Empfang der Gaeste.
. Uhr (emeinsames FruehstucCk.
10 Uhr konvenOns Nersammlung.
ll-l:SO Uhr Miagessen Tischmusk
| so Ullr (Iemuetl,he Unterhaltung.
o. 80 Uhr Abendessen.
Fest-Programm.
ah Schhzers kaPele von Akron Ohio
Daniel Rehn
Sons
Musk Snizers kapene
r schw II hohen Wogen
ind duchlie Wind;
Won
Elm
Zu emn liematland.
Euch. Wo Sachsen wohne
la Lelen doppelt shoen!
Sachsen Tausenden goben
Hier zum terne q stehn
Es laben schwer geiten
+. Helm estand . E
Mach elen Jahre und dmanehe stuermen --
Was fest und inng yeren ~
hebe nah und .
SacisengeI. .
Sachsen welt und brett:
Central Verbandes Godene
des Zweg Eren und Liebe
Sachsen- Pioniere gcdenken.
volkischer Treue verbunden
DAS FESTKOMITEE ..,
Fritz Theis. Sr, Fest President.
Andreas Keke1, Fest-Sekresr.
o38 Prospect Street
La gaceta., 1941-01-27
Una Reception

Una Reception
En- la noche del pasado saba
do lie fue ofr5cida a la Srta. Mar
garita Foyo, Miss Deporte
1941" de Cuba, y sus acompa-
nantes, una Reception zen la sa-
la principal del edificio del
Circulo Cubano, por la directi-
va de esta sociedad.
ALI sc hallaban presente to-
das las SecciOnes de que Sc COM
pone la sOciedad, como un gran
numero de inVitadOS.
HicierOn uso de la palabra
distinguidas persOnalidades del
Cuerpo Directive del Circulo Gu
bano, como tambien los repren-
tanteS de la Prensa latina. ell
Canciller Encargado delConsu-
lado de Cuba y otros.
Tambien en- la noche de aver
fue festejado, por la Directiva
del Cfrculo Cubano, Ell grupO de
artistas Cubanos que con la Srta
Foyo ~vinieron a esta ciudad pa
ra tomar parte en- ell Carnival
Latino.
Los festejados eran Srtas. Mi
min Bujones, Alicia Yahez, Fini-
ia Bujones, la prOfesora de Pia-
no Srta. Zenaida Romeu, Vicen'
be Norm (Pepe COrtes), Miguel
Angel Pozo (Clavelito), Jose
Fernandez (Valencia), y Nena
Cruz LA C~alandria).
Invitados de honor, artistad
que integran la compania Leo
poldo'.
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

ci6n a la nu6va d~irectiva sue re
gjra los destinos de la institu-
ej6n Centre ASturiano durante
los proXimos dos amos.
Los electoS son los S~iguientes :
Jose Gonzalez Alvarez, Pre-
siJeute, Antonio lG&r1ia, Vice
P~rcs.dente.
Como Nocales: Manuel Espoli
Ia ROSaS, Jose del COrrO, Albar0
Busto, Andres Garcia Alvarez,
Jose Suarez Fernandez, Emilio
La gaceta., 1941-01-27
La Matinee de Aver

Otro brillante exito obtuvo IL
yer Domingo la Secci6n de Re
creo de la Decana de nueStras
sociedades, con su Matinee Bal
liable.
Como Sc anunciara, y por *.
preSa invitaci6n, hizo acto de
presencia la Srta. Foyo y sus q
companantes, los que fueron pre-
sentados al pGblico desde la pla-
taforma de la mdsica por Ell ST.,
Alberto Valdes Brito.
En- ell salon de sesiones lie fua
ofracida a la Srta. FOyo una re
cepci6n.
LIS bailableS estuvieron a car
go de la orquesta Don Francis
CO...
La gaceta., 1941-01-27
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)

presentation de la Reina del Car
naval, Srta. HortenSia Vallina Y
sus damas de la Corte, como
tambien de las aspirantes a Da-
mas de la pr6Xima Reina. Acto
seguido Sc present6 a la Srta.
Margarita FOyo, Miss Depor-
tie 1941', de la Repdblica de Gu
ba, a la que Sc lie tribute una ce-
rrada ovaci6n. LIE sigui6 ell jo-
ven tenor cubano, de la estaci6n
de Radio Guiana CMQ Jose Fer
nandez (Valencia), quien mere
clio por su labor nutridoS aplau-
SOS. La Estrella de la nOche 10
result6 la monisima Srta. mimi
Bujones de la Corte lSuprema
del Arte, quien con gracia sin
cant6 y bail6 preciosos n1-
merOs. Para ella hubo grandes
ovaciones. Tambien recibi6 vi
gorosos aplausos ell tenor Vicen
te Norm, conocidO por "Pepe
Cortez" eel Bandido RomanticO
del RadiO).
Despu6s de la presentation
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

de estos artistas Sc prOcedi6 a
continuar ell bale, tocando la or
questa don Francisco, en- la
sala principal, y en- la sala Bar
ell conjunto, de Is musicos, Gar
naval Latino, dirigido por ell
Sr. Laureado Trigueros.
La fiesta Sc prolong6 hasta
las tres y media de la manana.
Felicitams a los organizado-
res por ell exito obtenido.
La pr6xima fiesta del Carna-
val Latino Americana Sc efectua
"a Ell entrante JueveS, en- la ave-
nida de Howard entire Main y
Spruce. Actuaran los artistaS Gu
banoS. Tambien habra bale.
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

La Commission.
La gaceta., 1941-01-27
Ell Bale del Sdbado

-
Tn verdadero exito economi-
co-social, result6 ell Bale inicial
del "Carnaval Latino-America-
no., celebrado ell pasado sabado
en- ell edificio del Centre Espa-
mol. BESIDE muy temprano la mu-
muchedumbre esperaba que las
puertas del edificio Sc abrieran,
deSsosa de particular de este
primer dia de fiesta. A ESQ de
las doce de la noche va los salO-
mes estaban completamente lie
nos.
Ell pr ograma de festejos Sc
cumpli6 en- todas sus parties. A
las 10:45, una sensational pare
ia enton6 canciones guajiras de-
leitando a la concurrencia. Ella,
Nena Cruz, Ia "Calandria" y ell,
Miguel Pozo (Clavelito). A las
IL 100 de la noche sc hizo la
La gaceta., 1941-01-27
Ell Bale de AnOche

Con una nutrida concurrence
verified aver noche su cuarto
bale de la temporada, la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre Asturia-
no.
Como invitada de honor aSis-
tic a este festival la Reina de los
Deportes de Cuba, Srta. Mar
garita FOyo y sus acompanan-
ties.
La Srta. Foyo presentada des-
de la plataforma de la mGsica
conjuntamente con la Srta. One
liza Santana, Reina de la institu
ci6n. Despues de la presentation
la Srta. Santana entreg6 a la
Srta. Foyo un precioso bouquet
de flores. Fugi6 como Maestro
de Ceremonies el Sr. Ramiro Ia
MARCO, Presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo.
MuchO gust6 en- su segunda
aparici6n ell conjunto musical
Rudy Bundy". Ell SHOW que
present6 este conjunto, fue de-
dicado a la Srta. Foyo.
Nuestra felicitaci6n a la Sec
ci6n de Recreo por Ell exito OBJ
tenido.
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

un Cocktail, en- ell Hotel Hut
Gibson, a la Srta. Mahgarita Fo-
70 y sus acompanantes, por Ell
Sr. Simone.
Terminate dicho Cocktail Sc
hizo una vista al Honorable AL
calde de esa ciudad.
Ambos actos quedaron muy Ia
cidOS.
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

mes para Directiva de- esta So
ciedad, en- los salones de Ybor v
West Tampa, de Z a 9 de la no.
chs.
Centre f panol de Tampa.
{. T0yreuS,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

FL Microbes, Enero 20 de
I94l, tendran lugar las Eleccio-
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

I'm Cocktail a
miss DepOrte 1871
En- la vecina CiUdad de st.
Petersburg lie fue ofrecido hoy
La gaceta., 1941-01-27

A LOS ESCOGEDORES TEN
POREROS
Sc les eta a todos para la jun
ia que Sc celebrara ell martes %
en- ell Centre Obrero, a las 300
p. M. Importantes asuntos re-
Guiers su presencia.
La Commission.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
Deaths Reported

Sarah Mcsloane colmary, IS, 1918 Law
Charles r Gilbert, so, Georgetown Hos
Agnes Mandley. ,75. Home for tn. Ated.
Augusta G.. shelton "A. 1857 Park I'd
Elizabeth Bowden, 70, 1903 N st. NV.
Abbie M. Barston, 81. 81 M st. NV:
@ Ka6y herman 5 g. so7 ;,II+s st pn,g,t.
Infant Mayo. sbley Hospital
Infant Yates, Columbia Hospital.
Elias Garter ter So Home on f%. for the h Asea
AmaheaA Mamie Afexandor fFanMt So. III rd St. sw
Phillip Briscoe, 5S 1858 Champlan St NV.
John H. Overyon, So. rear l647 Lamont st.
Florence L. Giles, 81, 1924 Sherman ave
Infant Hamlin, Gallinger HOSPITAL,
Infant Malchi, Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Andrews. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Greenfield, Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Robinson, ,iianh GallingeT otn,sD Hospital
Infant Swami, Freedmen's Hospital.
infant infant Proctor, GaIinser Hospital
Ane Msry sesbssht & s aaassr aai e St Hosea
Nellie 1: Kenney:- 79, oas 352G Upton St. NV.
Hsrry y Mo KeTf S. svs4y ss"s SsSaaa oa aSs NV
Charles e Flaherty. 65. Gallinger Hospital
AndFfT baT 81 9eo p15sss
Catherine Teclaw, So, Georgetown Hospital.
Loretta Rose, 80. found in boat in Eastern
Branch.
Infant CiSIer. Columbia Hospital.
Ida Henry, rs. 1877 10Th st. NV.
Robert Marshall. 6S, Freedmens Hospital.
John Powell IS. Freedmen's Hospital
William FerguSon 81, Gallinger Hospital
William F. Johnson, 60, Gallinger Hospital
Columbus Marshall A, Gailinger Hospital.
Lucille Lacks. 25, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Barbara Whiting. Children's Hospi-
tai.
Infant John NJ Sutton. Freedmen's Hospi-
tai.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
Court Will Consider
Sale Of Assets Of
Federal American
$500 Offer Is Made
For Material Listed on
Books at 1894, 140

Another step looking toward liqui-
dation of the Federal American Ma
tional Bank & Trust Co, largest
closed bank in the city, will be taken
Wednesday, January %, when an
order nisi comes up for hearing on
the preliminary sale of certain as
sets in the hands of the receiver.
These assets to be sold originally
amounted to more than 100000
book value, blut sufficient number
were sold direct by the receiver,
Frederick J. Young, to bring the
amount down to 1884, ,14054 book
value. Already there is an offer to
purchase these for $500. This offer,
made by Lester Dutt of this city,
will come before the court. when
final disposition will be made OF
the assets. In similar proceedings
in the courts here bidders have
actively bid for assets before the
justices on the day of hearing the
case.
IS Per Cent Already Paid.
The Federal has re-
naming assets as of the last quar-
terly report of S3436, 1892, of which
about $4,000 is real estate.
The $4,000 depositors of the bank
have received dividends amounting
to rs per cent of the amount they
had on deposit when the bank
closed in 1888. These dividends
amount to S6,306, 1892.
Further dividends will be forth
coming from the receivership, but
there is no indication as to when
the next dividend can be paid.
BrightwoOd Checks Ready.
Receiver Young, who also has
charge of the closed Bank of Bright
wood, announced also that the few
remaining dividend checks for that
receivership will be sent to the Office
of the controller of the currency
tomorrow, after which time it will
be necessary for claimants to go to
the Treasury Department instead of
the receivers office at Fourteenth
and U streets NV.
Mr.. Young, who is also receiver
for the Commercial National Bank,
announced that directors had been
elected in the Great Western Corp,
a development company, in which
the Commercial receivership holds
stock. Directors named were Percy
A. Russell. Mr.. Young, E. C. David
son and William R. Russell. When
Percy Russell returns from Florida,
it was learned, the directors will
organize. The corporation owns
acreage between Spring Valley and
Conduit road NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
Births Reported

Cecil and Rada Aleshire. girl.
Benny and Hortense BloSser, boy
Vincent and Modene Buettuer' elri.
Clarence and Mabel Campbell, gUl
Alfred and Helen Caviola bov.
Thomas and Frances Christie, girl.
Leo and Lucia Cullinane. boy,
Raw and Margaret Daniel, sirl.
Albert and Elsie Follin, girl
Nathan and Helen Gerhof, girl,
Joseph and Marriel Gilmore. boy.
Charles and Mary Hags. Rirl.
CLYDE and Rachel Harrington, girl
Thomas and Mary Hawkes., girl.
Dallas and Ella Lee. boy.
Andrew and Daisy Lewis. girl
Carroll and Anna Martell, boy.
Albert an5 Glady, sa,,h Martin, EiTI. girl
John and Lillian Muir. boy.
Durwood and Alice Poorman boy.
John and Lydia Richards. boy.
Harrison and Irma Sembower. boy.
George and Sadie Shadid. boy.
Earnest and Ellen Shifflett. girl,
Harold and Theodore Smith. eirl.
Paul and Martha StephenS. girl.
James and Evelyn Wilson. boy.
Frank and Josephine Vsrron. ,sirl.
James and OdeSSe Fairchild. boy.
Henry and Mary Holmes. boy.
Clifton and Violet Peoples, boy.
Earnest and Lucinda Tonic. girl.
Charles and Marie Wesley. boy.
Fred and Louise Wilson. girl.
Arthur and Annie Wilson. boy.
Roy and Dorothy Beckner. boy.
Joseph and Mary Bowman. girl.
John and Claire. Davis. boy.
Pitt and Lille Hockaday, girl.
Robert and Ann Krause, boy.
Andrew and Frances Miller. girl.
Frederick and Ruth Ross, boy.
Robert and Ruth Shields. girl.
Morton and Mildred Behrend girl.
William and Cecilia Counselman, boy.
Howard and Nancy Doerr, girl.
Samuel and Miriam Koonin. girl.
Frank and Frances Lee, boy.
Abraham and Dinah Robinson. boy.
Edwin and Elsie RowZee boy.
Norman and Nina Taylor. girl.
Carol and Amanda Buchanan. girl.
Homer and Daisy Jackson. boy.
CYRUS and Louise Houston, girl.
Alfred and Helen Smart. girl.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
Arruioned on Theft Churqe

Louis B. Bord, 20, of the 700
block of Sixth street NV. was held
under $4,000 bond for grand jury
action yesterday when arraigned in
Police Court before Judge Hobart
Newman on a housebreaking charge
In connection with theft Of Sl46
from the Savoy Theater safe.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
City News in Brief
TODAY.

TODAY.
Meeting, Collectors Club, Branch
5, S. P. A., Thomson Community
Center, pm.
Dance, Pennsylvania State Soci-
ETY., Shoreham Hotel, 9 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting. R. E. A Association,
Lafayette Hotel, $3.50 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
Rockville.

Victor F. RagoSine. "a and Doris J.
Tonghens % both Of Washington.
Edwin S Grayson. 40. and Audrey Nssn'
"a, both Of washington.
Carl A Friedrichs, 30 Chevy Chase, Md
and Helen G. Cookman. -. Washington
both Of Washington.
Charles F. wilcox. ~ Takoma Park, Md.
and Laura M. Plummer, 50, Silver
Spring Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
Ramsey Home Is
Destroyed By Fire

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Playford
Ramsey, Rosedale, just west of town,
was completely destroyed by fire yes
terday morning shortly after six
o'clock.
Mr.. Ramsey had gotten up to fix
the fire and then returned to bed.
When he came downstairs the entire
room was ablaze and he was just able
to dash upstairs and arouse his wife
and four children and get them out of
the house before the entire structure
was ablaze.
No furniture or clothing were
saved and there was no insurance
The Oakland Fire Department was
called but the fire had gained too
great Roadway, and could not be
checked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey and children
are residing temporarily with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Ramsey, who lived across the road
way from them.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
Junior Group Plans For Dinner
on February II

The Junior Chamber of Commerce
met Tuesday night at the Manhattan
hotel when plans were made for a
dinner to be held February IL at 1880.
This dinner will be in conjunction
with a membership drive and Clyde
Dahlgren was appointed chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
The election of permanent officers
was held over to the next meeting. A
nominating committee will present
the names at the dinner.
A group of members from the
Cumberland Junior Chamber of Com
merce will attend the dinner and adj
wise the Oakland Jaycees of the adj
vantages of joining the national and
state organizations.
One project mentioned Tuesday
night was the parking problem in the
streets of Oakland. This is badly in
need of attention, according to C. L.
Briner, Jr., temporary president, due
to visitors who are unable to park in
the business district. A committee
will be appointed to investigate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
Thousands Will Watch Weather Sunday,
February End; Grounding Has Spotlight

Thousands of people will watch the
weather on Sunday, February 2, with
unusual interest, in the hope that it
will decide the end of winter weather.
The majority of those who watch
the weather will know that it makes
not one whit of difference whether or
nor the grounding sees his shadow,
but they enjoy clinging to the super
stition of years standing.
February 2, according to an ency-
clopedia, is the day on which the
grounding or marmot is supposed to
cease alternating and venture from
his hole. Tradition or superstition has
it that if the grounding sees his
shadow at noon on that day he be-
comes frightened and returns to his
burrow and six more weeks of winter
ensue. If the day is cloudy at noon,
and he does not see his shadow, he
remains outside and an early spring
follows.
The custom of observing the