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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
WEATHER

Southern CalifCrnsa-Cloudy FIJI
day and Saturday except partly
cloudy Friday interior valleys; occa-
sional light rains coastal areas in
late afternoon and Saturday and
interior valleys Saturday; little
change in temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
By WILLIAM II. LAWRENCE

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA. (UP)-
A well-informed source suggested
today that the argument over pro-
viding destroyers for Britain may be
resolved by a plan to recondition
British destroyers in the U. S
shipyards.
Such reconditioning, now forbid
den by law. would be legalized by
the British aid bill, which is before
the senate for formal consideration
that will begin on Monday The
bill provides specifically for repair
outfitting and reconditioning of for
eign Warships in American bases.
Those quarters which looked for
some such action when the bill is
enacted contended that this would
meet the British needs at least for
the time being. They said that il
the British could send five to ten OF
their own destroyers to American
ports for periodic overhaul and re-
pair of battle damage it would
take great burden off British yards
which are rushing construction OF
new ships.
How this fits in with Prime Min
ister Winston Churchill's estimate
of the assistance he would like
Britain to receive from this country
was not certain.
Wendell L. Willkie told the senate
foreign relations committee that
Churchill desired more U. S. de-
stroyers. Willkie contended the
U. s. could provide them, and sub
sequently indicated belief that
President Roosevelt sh ared that
view Secretary of Navy Frank
Knox, after comforting with the
President. stuck to his contention
that the U. S. could not spare any.
White House Secretary Stephen T.
Early said that despite these SEEM
ing conflicts of opinion. no real
controversy existed
1t was suggested elsewhere that
some misunderstanding may have
occurred in haSty conversations a
mong the men involved. but that
when a course of action finally is
determined upon, it will fit the
views Of all concerned.
At his press conference this morn
ing, Mr. Roosevelt refused to ampli-
fly Early's statement of the destroy
er question. He said that state
ment stands and there is no news
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
10 Strikes Under
Way in Defense

densers. delays work on navy con-
tracts worth Sl5.0oO.000. United
Electrical. Radio and Machine
Workers union tCIO). which called
walkout, alleges firm failed to agree
on proposed contract terms. Union
claims majority OF 500 employees.
Chicago. Three weeks old strike
at international Harvester Plant
keeps 5000 workers idle. Farm
Equipment workers Organizing
Committee (CIO) demanding i'm
provement of working conditions
and higher wages. Rock Falls, III.
Harvester plant normally employ
ing $50, closed one month by FEW.
O.C. strike. Company's middle west
chain Of plants holds defense orders
totaling Sl0000.000
FEWOc announces strike Sched-
uled at Richmond. Ind. Harvester
plant postponed at oeadline pend
ing company union conference
scheduled TO begin today
Cleveland O: Federal conciliator
TO meet with representatives OF GOO
UAW-CIO members on strike at
Standard Tool Co. demanding high
er wages. Eighty-five members OF
United Electrical and Machine
Workers tCIO) union on strike at
Hertner Electric CO. which makes
generators for submarines.
Bridgeville. Pa. Strike of 400
workers protesting hiring of six
alleged non-union guards keeps Van
adium Corporation of America plant
idle for seventh day. Industrial union
local 953 said strike violated union
company contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
CCC Enrolment
Periods Doubled,
Holman Announces

CCC enrolment periods were
doubled this year, County Welfare
Director j. P. Holman announced
Friday, to give young men greater
opportunity TO take advantage OF
the service.
The increase was necessary be-
cause in many instances youths
completed schooling or lost posi-
tions Immediately after the close
of one enrolment period and were
forced 10 wait a long time until
the next CCC enrolment period.
This year the enrollments will be
made at Hofman's office on the top
floor of the county court house in
FL Centre Feb. 18 10 %. inclusive,
April. May, July, August, october,
and November
THE new plan" Holman said,
calls for all CCC selectees 10 be
enrolled in the normal manner ano
assigned TO camp. At the close OF
the first so days service, the educa-
tional committee in each camp will
review the progress made by each
man. Those who show promise will
be re-assigned to a camp maintain
ing the sc,Sool which provides the
special training needed by the in
dividual. Those who complete the
training will be assigned by the
departments of employment as
openings develop for them"
Young men between the ages OF
II and % wears of age are avail
able for enrolment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
.Uniuue EnnbezzIer
May Get Raise

took $40 a week When the COM
pany took a cut in receipts Kronen-
berg reduced his borrowings to
$40 a week.
Last Frida% his scheme was dis
covered. He was charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 He admitted the
thefts and returned the money
with interest.
In felony court yesterday Judge
Charles S. Dougherty described him
as a most extraordinary embezzler.
Max Bloom. resident of the COM
pany. recommended that the case
- dismissed ProSt eutor julius
.-..-.s .. red, and laid the COM
pany N.4t. einf tchiring Kron-
enberg.
And | suggest they give him a
raise Sherwin said.
why not make HIM treasurer?'
Dougherty asked as he dismissed
the case
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Wife of Publisher
Dies Of Illness

GIRARD, Kans., Feb. IA. CUP)-
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row for Mrs. Marcel Halderman-
julius, 81. wife of E. Haldeman-
julius. book publisher. She died late
yesterday after an illness of several
months.
She was the author of several
books. some in collaboration with
her husband, and was known as a
champion of various social causes
including the elimination of racial
animosity. She was one Of the early
supporters of companionate mar
riage.
Survivors include her husband.
two daughters, Alice Haldeman-
julius of the home and Mrs Aubrey
Roselle of Hollywood and a son,
Henry. a Kansas university student
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
By UNITED PRESS

Work on defense orders was de-
layed at 10 plants Friday by strikes
involving approximately $4,000 work
ers.
Negotiations on the largest walk
out, involving S40.000000 worth of
defense contracts at the Allis- -Chal-
mers Manufacturing Co. plant at
Milwaukee, Wis were resumed at
Washington under direction of fed
eral government officials.
Production at most plants hold
ing government orders proceeded
normally, however. and Washington
officials reported that walkouts had
effected only one-tenth OF one per
cent Of defense orders.
This was the situation in brief.
Washington: Third Gay of nego-
tiations between Afns-C Chalmers Of
ficials and representatives of United
Automobile Workers (CIO) union
failed to produce a settlement. Joint
conference scheduled by federal Of
ficials. Strike of 1900 workers be-
gan Jan. % to enforce demands for
wage increases and union security.
Lansing, Mich: Federal concila-
tors called TO attempt settlement OF
strike at Motor Wheel Corp, where
5000 Unied Automobile Workers
fAFL) union are on strike. Gov
Murray D. Van Wagner appeals to
workers TO return 10 work On de-
tense orders totaling Sl,400.000 OF
airplane propellors and shell cases.
Walkout made idle 200 employees OF
Centrifugal Fusing Co. which sup
plies parts for motor wheel. Man
agement says principal demand for
closed shop.
Youngstown, O.. More than 800
Steel Workers Organizing Commit
tee lCIO) members on strike at
youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
open hearth department, producing
steel for defense program. Strikers
demand higher wages.
Lackawanna. N. Y. Two mills of
Bethlehem Steel %. reported shut
down and three operating at re-
duced' schedule by walkouts describ-
ed by SWOC as spontaneous and
"unsponsored," in protest against
wage levels.
Carteret, N. j.. Strike of workers
at Foster Wheeler Corp. plant,
which produces boilers and con-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Stewart Announces
Amateur Contest
Awards affair

An Orpheum circuit contract and
a S25 award awaited some Imperial
Valley amateur performer Friday
as Dorman V. Stewart, secretary
manager of the Imperial county
fair, announced the awards for the
annual amateur contest.
First prize winner at the 18th
annual exposition will receive a
weeks contract on the Los Angeles
stage next summer in addition to
S25 award. The second prize VIM
ner will get $40 and the third S..
Teams of individuals with any
type of performance in the theatri-
cal line are eligible 10 compete. The
only restriction is that they must
be strictly amateur.
Outside judges will officiate, as
surfing selection of winners on q
basis of merit alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Dead End Kids
0verpower Guard.
Flee Institution

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA. CUP)
Police today sought two dead
end" kids who overpowered an at
tendant and broke out of the juven-
lie detention home less than II
hours after they had pleaded guilty
to charges of robbery.
The youths, James Demato, IT,
and Melvin Frantz, 6, were men,
bers of a group of nine who had
confessed to crimes ranging from
purse-snatching, automobile thefts
to burglaries and robberies.
Mayer zetzer, attendant at the
home. said he was escorting Demato
to a lavatory and while passing
through the recreation room Frantz
lounging there, leaped on him from
behind.
The pair slugged him to the floor
took away his keys, then sought tc
persuade four other younger men,
bers of the gang to join them in
the break for liberty Failing, the
pair ran to an elevator. lowered ii
to the ground floor and fled into
the street before an alarm could be
given.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14

CHICAGO. Feb IA CUP)-LoulS
Kronenberg was recommended to-
day for a raise and a promotion
for the way he embezzled $4,000
from the firm that had employed
him as a cashier since 1921.
Eight years ago Kronenberg be-
gan feeling the effects of the recess
sion. His wife bore him a son and
expenses mounted. He began piiier-
ing small amounts from the till OF
S. Bloom. inc, a tobacco and liquor
firm which c..l.'1ved him.
He told himself - KS r. bor-
rowing the money to tide hi. d -
He invested it in bank shares,
mortgages, postal savings, govern
ment bonds and put some in a
safety deposit box.
He was cautious about borrow
ing" When business was good, he
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Imperial Vanev Press

Estabushed April 20, 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tablished 1856 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street. Ell Centro, Calf.
Paul jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston, president and gem
eral manager; z. A. Fitzhugh.
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co, Inc. National
Advertising representatives.
Entered at El Centro, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
sc per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays), per month 75c;
paid in advance, 3 months, S2.1o;
6 months. S4.O0: one year, $3.50;
outside California sl.0O per month.
III m r. California Newspa per
Publishers Association
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Hunch Was No
Good, Anyway

CHICAGO, Feb. Ia. tUP)-One
OF the 81 persons arrested in
raid on a south side handbook
was an elderly woman who shout
ed To bystanders as she was
herded into a patrol wagon:
Tell my daughter rs take the
roast out of the oven"
She was held in the lookup at
police headquarters more than
four hours. Assistant States At
torney Clement Dernbach said
she had been preparing a roast
to be served so guests at her
daughters baby shower last night
when she learned that The StOrk.
an 8 to | snot, was entered in
the second race at Hialeah park.
She said she dashed off to the
handbook to place modest
bet" on her hunch. Then came
the police.
When she was released the
roast was burned, the baby show
er was over and The StOrk had
run fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Fellow Lodgemen
To Visit E. {. fLks

Several score visiting Elks from
IngleWood and Huntington Park
lodges were slated to descend upon
FL Centre Elks lodge Saturday night
for a dinner meeting, installation
of officers and initiation.
A bus load from each lodge was
expected, according to Exalted Ruler
Charles Bratton.
Inglewood officers, who won the
national ritualistic championship,
will conduct the limitations.
New officers TO be installed are
Carl Rogers as leading knight, Mol
an Smith as loyal knight, Noel
Smith as lecturing knight, Arno
Yaeckel as trustee and Wallace Nc
Clelland as treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
u. S. May Repair
British Worships

to add to it.
The confused status of the matter
at this time was seized upon by
senate opponents of the British
aid bill.
Sen. Robert A. Taft, r., O., and
others said they would renew their
fight in the senate to put into the
bill! q restriction to make certain
that no present US. navy ships can
be sold, leased or given away. The
foreign relations committee had de-
feated such an amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
HERE'S BURGLAR WITH
NEW WRINKLE

NEWTON Mas. Feb. "A. up
A burglar caught here had a rubber
bone in his kit Of tools. He gave
it 10 watch dogs to keep them quiet
while he worked.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Nns Ganton. Ohio
2meia IA.

gs oiene alien griioeru sur Nad)s
riht, oaB Die nadIte 8eneralpers
iammluns Sonntae, Sen 2. Wdrs, INN
2:3O ltbr nadmittaes, I'M Sad)Ien,
beim itattfinoet uno alle bie griioer
lperoen auis ber5lif1te eingelooen,
piinftlif lnb 5ablreih 81 eriteinen,
ba bies cine ipit)tige Geriamml,ng
lit. Sa Sic Selegaten fir oie nGhite
&onuention eeIpGblt iperoen iollen,
muB Oie Mebrbeit ser griioer on
tpeienS ieiu, Inn eine tiihtise Sele=
CATION sll eripGblen. sluh Ioaen oie
8riioer iid gutltebenb balten i'm
Speig fpie I'M Central Ger6anb i'm
eiaenen Sntereile. Man ueiB ME lpas
paiIieren fam. Bin burd) bas sloreI=
ienbud gesangen nno babe geilnocrl,
oaB id, BON elmer 3abl ser @riioer
nift bie riftise Moreiie babe. 60
appeliere if an aIe 8riiber, mir bie
ri6tise aoreiie 81, geben.
Gbriit Glges, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
2meia 3.

llniere leste regelmdbige Monats,
nerlammIllng mar iebr gut beIudt
,rnb oenen bie niht in ser &eriamm.
lung tuaren oiene sur Tadriht, Saii
Iaut GereinsbeihlltB bon binfort bis
ultf tpeiteres Observation-Disclosures
nift mebr om Sonntag, 'onbern ie.
oen Slpeiten Sreitaa inr Mfonot, plmft
s llbr abenoS, Itatt'inben.
Sic Sinnn5 Sefret0rc lin0 ldhon
iriiber auf ibrem GIas Inn 9eitr1ge
entsegen 81, nebmen, 10 finoet rmiere
ndhIte WonutsperIammlluns Srei,
tag, Sen IA. MdrS, abenos itatt.
sln bieIem Sat,,m iino allf sic o.,
legater fiir oie oiesiabrise &onoen-
tion sll luGblen, 10 lit es tpiinIdens.
tuert baB iid] sic Mitslieoer 5ablreit
heteiliger, Inn griioer su tpGhlen, sic
iiir oas @obl lmo Bette hes rentral
Serbanoes arbeitcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Mus Columbus. $.
3iueig 3S.

Gie n1hlte rcgelmGBige Seriamms
lung flnoet Sonntag, ben 2. Mdr5,
lm 2:3O llbr nahmittagS itatt. Sic
Seamten lperoen iriibseitig ba iein
lmo 3ahIlnsen entge9en nebmen.
slud boiien mir piele Ntitglieoer be-
gritBen 81 tonnen in oieier Ser
'ammlllng. beionoers lmiere ilnaen
Wtitglieoer, hcnn e5 miro nid)t lunac
oauern, baB Iic oos @erf oes Ser
ems iueiteriiibrcn miiiien. sair bof,
1elL hoB bieien Monat @fdr5 no ser
Sriibling aniGngt. uuh eini1e bon
unIeren Ntitglieoern pom @intcr.
'dIlaf crlpoft Iino lrnb in oie Ser
'ammlllng fommen. 9llle riititdnoi-
gen 0titglieoer mogen bitte Iif gut
Itebeno MAIDEN. SSn bieler Gerionnn.
lung meroen audi Die GrebitI6eds
oorbanoen iein lmo ieoem gutiteben.
Dem Wtitglieo eingeIhrieben bel 3ab.
hung oes sliieBments. Ielegaten fir
oie oiesidbrige &onpention ioGen ec,
nGblt meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Plus ct. louis, Wo.
3iueia Is.

SD erinnere Die Mitalieber bonn
Speig IS, oaB in Ser letteu &er,
iammlung beidloiien muroc, nah
nnierer regelmGBisen &eriammll,ng,
ipelGe Sonntag, Sen 3 MGrs. 2::3O
llhr nadmittags, I'M ct. 2ruis Sors
SaIle go. 3O7 itattiinoet. BinoGIc
uuS anoerc Spicle iperocn gcipielt,
mobei oen gliitliden @emiluern lido,
ne Hreile in 9llsiid)t geitcllt iilh
nit Dem nidt genll9, eS !ucrocn audi
6 geItiftete Greiic ocnienigeu .uinfel
-, iomit tonn Elm Spieler. ser bonn
Slid perfolgt miro, 9 @reiie erbals
ten fir ben 9ctrag bon 25c oic Ser
ION als Gintritt. Somit iuerte @ril,
Der nno Sc;)neitern, brinst aIle eure
,Srellnoe nlo 8efannte nit, Inn lif
oaran su 6cteiligen. Die GcrIamm-
lllng miro nm 2::3O llbr croiinct
uno bas Spiel miro $50 l1br on,
fongen. sl!io frii6er fommcn!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
3tpeia 81.

GS iueroen alle Mtitglieoer barauf
auImertiam eenladt, bab n1dite Ser
Ianmlrng am 2. MGr5 itatt'moet
uno oaB nad) Der Slt,ma pom SGn-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cine &nrtcn.
partie uno auoerc SpieIe urranaiert
miro 5llglniten oes Sereins. Gieies
aomitee miro iih Sic Wiibe gcbcn,
aud in ser 3llfllnft fir oieia ,3pete
III arbeiten amo borllm miiiier iuir
INN l(nterltiiBlln9 icitens ser Dit,
glieoer bitten IS peroen ihone Grei-
ie mie ionlt iiir iehen Siih auSse,
teilt fir hie beIteu Spieler. &aiIee
uno audeH peroeH nod, benh Seiel
icrpicrt. 0titgIieber, cs miirS" ult&
Irellcn eld) redt 5ablreih hcGriiEen
ill oiirien. 9'tihael Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
2lufrui

gtohmals ergcbt sic 9itte an atIe
Itimmbegabte Stiueltern li6 bem
Samendor Gbcllpeib anl5uihlieben.
Saut 9eid,lub ser lebteu Geriomms
hing fonnen nclle Sinaerinnen MIR
bis 5lm Is. MGr5 auigeuommen
luerocn, oamit iic audi am SGn9erfeIt
mltmirfen tonnen, Die nahber auf,
genommen WcrScn, fGnncn lib am
SanscricIt nGd)ltcn September nid)t
bcteiligen. sludJ tperoen sic iG,nt,
liden San9erinnen gebeten iebe Sc,
iangprobe piinftlid 81 beiuden, So
nit mir inns rihtig porbereiten fir
S1ngerieit, ba miro mlr &ranfbeit
llno Irbcit entihl,loigt.
&otberine g. @pfeid), Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Stpcia 16.

slaen Shmeitcrn oiene aur Nads
riht. oaB bie reaclmGbige @erIamm,
hung om Somtag, oen 2. MGrs, 9
llhr nad)mittags piinftlicb abgebalten
miro. slIle Mitelieoer peroen eriuht
IN oic'er Teriammllrng 81 eriheinen,
oenn es neroen sic Selegaten sur
aonuention aetpGblt.
9lrh oie Sipiocnoeniheds iino an
Sano. aonmt uno moht eud>, gut.
itebenb. ..,..
,Solgenbc Sdneiteru iperoen Gu.
dcn nno &aiice ierpieren: emma
3ie9ler, Saro Wtautib ,mo aotbc.
rina @eprih.
SelCn Hobrnan, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
&artcnpartie.

Ser Samencbor GoelpeiB uno
ser g. g. MGmercbor peranltaltet
om ,. Miir5, Sonntaaabeno, s llbr,
i'm Sad)lenbcim elm &artenpartie. GS
miro 500 uno unocre Spicle eeipieIt
Gin tiidtiaes &omitee lit an ser
slrbeit. Sd0nc Yrciic lperbcn sen
tcIlcn Spielern ecacben.
Gs ergcbt sic ber5lihitc 9itte an
alle SadbIen, griioer ,mo Sdlpeitern
bon youngstown umo llmaebuna
rno an alle 8Onner oes beutiden
Sieoes un bieiem Gartenpartie teilSus
nebmen, Inn ooourd) 5lr beIfen oas
oeutId)e Sieo 81 pflcaen. SSn ser Soft
nllng, an bieicm slbeno redt pielc
@GItc in llnlcrcr Solc bcgriiBcn a,
fonnelL seifnct nit trcu.i .iG6iiidem
SGngerarnB
aatberine g. @ofeid), Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Anls NJ 9enefeao, Ea.,
8pcid6.

Sim 9. Mar5 iinoet oie reaelma-
6i1c Notwithstanding oes 3mei9
6 ltatt in Ieinem iiblihen Sereins=
Total, 5tb Npe., Surner Salle, Some
iteao, ga.
slle 9riioer uno oeren ssrelmoe,
melhe iid oem &erein onihlieben
luollcn iino c::',.t,' S;ale' &criomms
hung heismupbu',, oa ic;' pihtige
sln9elegenbeiten 5u perbanoeln itno.
Gs lit nun Yfliht zines ieben einael,
ncn Mitglieoes iein Geripreden
oas cr bel Ser Muinobne in ben Ser.
cin gob, burh5ufiibren. Gs bot
nod ME aefebIt lpenn ser Siui elm
nal er9ing ser Gerianmlung bel,
sutpobnen.
Geo. &einertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Nns Wary, Sub.
Smeig 40.

IS oiene alen ShmeItern CUR
!tabridbt, baB llniere ndhIte reael=
lnabigc Seriampltlns am 2. MGrs,
plrnft 3 llbr nahmittags, abeebalten
ipirb. Sie Geriammlunsen iperoen
BON binfort in Sen SdulrGrmen ser
Sonterlls Stride, 1919 ssil(more,
Itattfinoen. Sic ShpeItern iinb er.
lltht alle anueieno 81 iein. Sns So.
mitee fir &afiee imo SUDDEN 81 fer.
Oieren nurben folsenoe Sd)ipeItern
ernannt: Glfrieba &atenoorfer, s(n,
na gotid, Sannab Carlton, s(nna
TreiIcr, @taria Sublbers, Maraoret
5ranf lrnb Warsaret 8ottihling,
Mtargaret gielenbere, 8oriteberin.
Sir Hreiieipenben meloeten iih ga.
ra Slion. Yaula Warfel uno Regina
Sartmann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Nns 9orain, Obio
3iueia II.

g. olene ouen Shrpeltern CUR ae-
folligen Nahrift, oab sic nGhlte
Terlalnmlllng am Sonutag, Sen 9.
Ntdr5, 3 llbr nadnlittagS, Itattfin-
BET. slae Sdtpel tern iino geheten
rctt 5ablreid 81 crifeincn. Nab ser
Tcr'ommllmg ierpiert ser Sugeno,
buno Elm Sennp-S -Supper. Sir eit
paar Eennies fGnnen sic StlpeItern
Elm alteS Giien. erbalteu @ir boffen,
oaB ale ShDeltern iid an oieiem
Gllcn betcili9cn merbcn.
Sa Ser Geufrnl Grbeuno icinc Mit-
gllcoer= =@crbefampa9ne perlGngert
bat bis Slum 30. Mai 1911 baben
allh mir in Der lrbten Scrianml,lng
bel0loiielL-goer Charter pieSer aui
Elm GaIbcs SSaHr alli5linahcn, pom
2. Sebruar bis 3. slugult. I'm alien
8cleaenbcit 5u geben lih ,ms ansus
'd)iicBen. slIo brin9t cllre sSamilien
lmb isrellnoiunen iett tn ocn @crein.
llnicr nGMiten GartenabcmS
miro am Gonlterstag, bcn 13. MGr5,
s llbr abenos, abgebalten. s(ac lino
ollfs berSlihlte eingelaben, iif al
oieIer llnterboltung gu beteiligen.
Ser &artenabeno, lpelher am 90.
,Scbrilar pcrnnitaltet ipurbc gum
sSobl lmo @eiten ser Gercinsfaiic,
mar elm GROCER Griolg. @ir lpollen
olien Seilnebmern, Sen MGnnerpers
eln 3peig ., unb alien SSreunbcn ,mo
@cfonnten berslid oanfen iiir sic
9robe 9eteiliaune 81 bieIcr Inter.
baltrna. @ir fGnuen nit Stols einen
lGonen llebcriGuB ser IereinsfaIie
iibcrpcilen. @ir rperoen balo micber
10 4 inen Gartenabeno pcranltaltcn
llno bofIen lmo iuiinihen, Sab es
allen Seilnebmern miebcr moglid
'cin miro, iid) an oieier llnterbaltl,n9
SIT bcteiligen. Nodnals beiten Can't
Charlotte. Talf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

gegriinbet. gr. 80. @oebbel itelte
Damn unferen Gr.YrGi. Geo. Siegel
Dor, ser in oeutiher Spradbe sic
SubiengeI6i6te uno uniere Sereinss
geibihte alsoclltete uno odrauf bin
pies, bab mir treu 5uiunmen arbei-
ten iollen. Senn Ginigfeit maht
itarf. Sic cnaliicte slnipro6e belt
unier SusenoprGiioent eugene 9urf-
lep. Gs War cine icbr fernige HcSe
fir sic oltcn Ntitglicocr. Gr mics
oaranf bin, bob mir ser Su9eno BET
itebcn iollcn an ibren llnterbnltlms
gen, ocnu sic Sugeno lit sic 3uflrnft
oc5 Gercins. Sh oils. Erot. -Setr.
piinihe icbr pielc BON lnlerer Sll-
geno in Scr MGr5periummline 81
bcariibcn. ltuier 8cm. Gbor lang Der
Ihieocne itone palicnoe Siebcr 81
oieiem tSeite uno erntcte rciGen @ei-
fau. Gs nurocn nod piclc idGnc
Norte gelproden bon perlhicoenen
Qfitgliebern, oie aufgeioroert moroen
maren 81 lprehen. @ir boifen, Dob
IN ser 3utllnft mir nod mlmer iturf
5nlunlmen urbciten mo rnicrn 3luei9
SO slrm beIten bes Central &erban=
oes MAIDEN. Gem &omitee iagen mir
beitcn Sonf iiir sic grobc Slrbcit, sic
cS gclciltct bot. Gs lpuroe nohhcr &C.
ton5t bis iriibmorgens.
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