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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
0er 0ird)en Sranen 8erein

aibt ierner audi betannt, oab Conn
tag, oen 4. Mai, Sas Mutter. uno
1ohter= =ganfett i'm Sitieite Sabien.
beim itattfinoen miro. 0ie Sdme'
itern uuo sreunbiunen bes 3irheu
ssrallen 8ereins tperben gebeten lid
oicien Ias 81, reierpieren.
Sophie Iot, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
AeutrQlperbai,%Ss
4neele9etttette,,

Gs oienc aleu- TitalieSeru oes
Central yrrbanocs sur acfalligcn
VadDrid,t, haf eic 8ruRbecmtcn in
Der am 10. Sannur ubschaltencn Scr
iammluna beid)lpiicn habcn, inr oas
,Sabr 1910 an ale, iucldle an |. Na'
mar 1910 Mitglicocr marcu nne oie
3ahlunaen fir bas aanje Sahr 1910
aemad,t habcn, ben &rco ciuer pu!lcn
Ginmrnatsratc, AupfacIb cinNcid'lu''
zen. bel Der nGd,itcn 3ahluuN Der
NRsfmcnts nu ocu Gcutral &erbuuo
sn ac,uGbren.
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bieier Ycitraac gcid,icbt mir in %ur.
iabre. Nci Scn III mad)cnbcn 3ailMn'
gen Der MitalieScr nn ecn Gentral
Scrbnno nnm Munnt NGr5 nnge'
fanaen, tuiro Der %ctraa bicics Sire
oit=Sd,efs Dum ScfrctGr in MbsnN
lebrad,t, oocr oas Mitalico lGft iidl
ein pollcs Nonat ins Snd, autidrci.
bcu.
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id,rieben pcroen uocr, iucun cine an.
bere Eeriun bic 3nl,lnna maG,t, hat
6ieic Ecrion Den Hamen bcs Mitolic.
oes ;merit uno onnn ben eigenen Na'
men ST nntcridlrciben.
: cie &rcSit-Motisen mert;n nod
bcoor Der Nars=%eriammlnna upm
6ruR-Se.rctar an Die Gcntrnl Ncr.
tcnbs Scfrctdrc geid)ift nno iinS bcr
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fdrc ueroen crind)t, iuenn iie SieieIben
an Den @roa- ScfrctGr cinid,i6cm,
birie and Der Summer madD III uro.
men.
Gs lit Der GprtciI Scr Sefrcfare.
oak, ipenn lie Die Npt;rn crhaltcn,
fc S;cieIbrn ocn Mrbcitcfurfcn hci.
iiigcn, bamit bel Sahlrua Der HNce.
merits bic Sdlcds niht pcroeiIcn
;rer6en.
Sic Nital cher ipcroen Loilid,it cr.
frdlt, ben obcn crmGbntcn Grcbit .Mu,
nafsbstraa lid, idluu in Der nad,itcn
&eriammlnna antidlrribcn ~ laNcn.
bamit allc Sdlefs in bcn nGd,iteu orei
Wunaten on bic aan;lei ocs Geutrnl
Serban6es pieSer eiulnnien.
Cbiae Nutis gilt aud, fir bic 0in'
Der in Der Suacnb- -Mbtcilnna. 7i
Sefrst6re >perSen erindlf, jeSem Wit,
alieb in Der snscuSabteilnus nnb ,ur
bns aanse Sahr bcsablt 1T, Gin puaes
Mpnat amt;uidlreiben. Is lit nihi
nuttuenbia biesbesiiglidl eineu iepera'
ten Yeridlt einsuid)iden. in Dc,
Sanslei meroen ieSem Snscnb. .Wiit
sl:eb. ,peldes bas noQe Sabr 1910
besnhIt hat, ein Mpuat freeiticrt mi
bic Gentral Terbanbs ScfretGre tur
naSiclbe amf ihrer Nrbeitsfarte mi
sem MifelieS i'm Snittnnssbud.
Mif Hrm6srnrms. 1hr
@epra Martini, 0roksSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Gplnmbms, Ohio.

Gonnseliide putheriSde Nartin 2,ither
8irtle. Ode Ntoler l,no Nnn Ctr. Yditor
N. Tnr:h Setter. Sebsu Sonntu9 pors
ntittn9 Inn llhr SonnfaeifuIc, 10 l1br
c,,aiiSfer @yttesbienit. II llhr beuti1er
Gpt.e5oienft Nlle Wlaubens9enONeu iinb
hcrslih einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Ehieaap. IN.

Teutid)e unb StebenbireiIhs SGdiiid,e
ct. Ro,lIus @;cmeinoe. Ya5tcr Grfp.
Shmiot. Stride unb Tajtorat 4S55-
1859 &omcr ctr. Seben Sonntag 9 llbr
Son.,tas!du.e eusliid uno beutid,. -
Ecutit,er Uottesoienft ieben Sonntag
1916 llbr; enaliiher @cttesbienft ieben
g l,nb 4. Sonntane 1915 llhr. Teuts
sder Rnniir,'anncns llnterr;d,t Nittipoh
1adr''itruas i:30 llhr; cnsliiter aons
mcnben=l =lln:errit,t Samstaa sorn,itz
too 10 uhr. Sei,tide Sbule Samstas
,h:iittaas llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Ndrn. 1u6,ana.

Seutidc gp. .>2utber. 5onteruss8irdbe
gde II. Mpe. urb JilImore Ctr. Ytdrr.
,rptnrna: 1919 Gilmore Ctr. Sel. 1908
Veupulo W. YernbarS. .Yfarrer. Sonntag'
Idult I'm, 8 llb, fir bic aroBen llno I'm,
Il llbr fir Die tle,nen Ninber. Gottess
oicnif i,,n 10 lthr III Der en9lilhen ino
I'm: II llbr in Ser be,tid,en Sprad,e.
Gpl'se nnh@laubcnseenciien limb frenno'
(,d,it ein9elunen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
@uter. mnb Sobn.NbenS Der
9eutjdj. NemeinSe mar id,Sn.

Sonrabenb, sen |. Mar;. lpllroe
Der Tater. uno Sobn.Mbenb Der
Te,,tideemeinoe abeebalten. Mit oem
2ieo Cine feIte Yura", eeneiniom
eei,nsen, tpuroe oas Yroaramm er-
offnet. tporaui &err Mid,ael Thics.
VrIi. bes MGnnerpercins. bic 8dite
Udtcr uro S0bne ber3lid, besriiBte.
Damn tpurben Yrologe in 0e,tfh
i,nb Gneliih bon 3. Ruth uno Yetcr
@icmel ST. gut ooreetragen. Gos
@ioIinicIo, meiiterboft bon a,rt
sduIter seiaielt. eefiel 10 gut. baB
ct nit iener 3uaabe. Elm rGiarbas" /.
al1i,uarten m,,i,te. Ser tp,,rSe ebcn.
iaus nit srobcn Beifau entgeeen.
genomnlen.
@eite 8c6id,tportrdae in Teutit)
,u,o GneIiih bielten bic Sonntags'
id)iiler q. 7beiI. &. MeI5er. e. BoI.
ser. 81. Shneiber. s. Gpe. VI. Tbies
ir,S u. Stiibler. &err Gecrs Gele,
bate iid) Die Miihe eeuommen ,,nb
oieie ieinen 8ortrGge NIT ben Sim
bern einit,,oiert.
Serr Yroi slnSreas NifoIans, ole
Seutiher Reoner, ridtete ternige nnb
lebrreidbe Worte an aIlc Intpeienocn.
Grfre,,lid ,uar Die fur,e gnipra.
DIE in unierer Mutteriprade. gebaI.
fen bonn Brai. Der 2,,tber 2iga. Ru.
oolf Rebner. .Oorauf foIeten s,pei
tpeitere ih6ne Nioliniclos bon R.
9beiI unb S. 2insineer.
Siera,,f bate Der gbrenpoter. &err
Mifael ara,,s. oos Bort. Gr brahte
in ieiner tuob1befannten Mrt trGftise
8orte fir Batter un6 sobne.
&err Gilbert Woumann. Conn.
taesihuliuperinoent. tpurSe bierauf
eriutt etIihe Nortc in Der 2anoes.
iprade ba,,ptiddlid an bic Ssuaeno
5u rid,ten. Sn paiicnbcn peritdnS.
lihcn Worten erld,,terte CT oas 0er.
bdltnis 5!piidlen Batter ,nb Sob,,. Mit
einem Sd,luBDort bon ,nIerm Yiar.
rer Sobonnes 9eitid,Ianoer uno Mb.
iingen bon "Sicbenbiirsen" iorpie
~Mp Gourtrn 'tis Of thee" bon allen
Nntpeicnben fam oas Yrogramm all
Groe. ,Seiucs ScimgcbGd uno 3aifce
tu,roe bon ctlifen sdpeitern ocs
Trauenoereins bierauf ierniert. Cine
frcie llnterbaltl,ne iolste.
'aQen Nitorbeitern am Yroaramm
iopie int aiihen. luo grfriitungs.
fomitee. iotpie alien gntpeicn6en lei
hermit Der ber3lid)ite Tanf fir bic
Mitbilfc uno ibrc Mrupeienbeit aus.
geiproden.
Obuobl fein Gintritt perIanei
puroe nn6 MIR cine frcie Gouefte
eineeboben iuurec. 10 lieb Der Bei,,d
oennoh 5u ruiinidlen iibrig. Shrciber
oieier 3eilen modtc oarauf binpei.
len. oaB mir 6urh 8etciligung an Ser
0eranitalt,,ngen iotpie Mitbilfe eines
ieoen Grfols fiir uniare Nrbeit erhoii1
Dcroen fann. q. @.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
EiepelanD. Chio.

g 2. GDana. 2utb. ct. Sohnnncss
airehe. Yaitor 3ans Soiiel 76l chou
9tMto. Sel. sRulbcrrD O646. Sonntaas
idn;lr Inn 10 i,hr Sunenhnntteshien't
II Tel,t'fer!2|n,ntrnttcsh;on't lfhr
S.,,tl,r Ii9a Mnhatt une Werlan,mlunN
Gonatae aberhs 1880 llbr. &onfir,nuns
hcu> >llnterrid,t unb oeutidle Sdntlc on,
Sa,nSto9 bon llbl an. Mle 8la,lben3s
acnot3en iinc berslid eineeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
0amcnd)or Sarpnia.

sllle Sinaerirnen iino cri.,ht am
II. Mars. nad)mittaas. nab Ser.
cinsbeihIub. i'm Sahienbcim Ill CT.
ideinen 5lm Ndhfrdrsten ,mS nat)
bem sIbenbeiien bobcn mir ,rnicre
monatlide Scrianml,ng. Jrau Yrd.
iibcntir 9. Sdneibcr eriudt aIfe
SGngerinner oousdblith 81, erihei.
ncn. Gli3abeth 1iid)ler, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
GlepeIanb @ett. - FeutSd,z z@emeinbe

GlepeIanb @eft. - Feut1d, 8emeinbe
Neit SO. Ctr. unb BiIlrrb Mue. Enitor
Sobarncs 1sutIflGnbcr, 5000 NSiQarh
Npc. Gel: 8ooobinc 9O55. Bcttesnienlt
jcoen Sonns urb Seiertaa in Seutiter
nnt eueliid)cr Sprnd)e. Sonntasittule
ieorn Sonntn0 80 l1br tprmittaeS.
GoranifoIeenh ensliid,cr Gottesoienit
br:l 1n-1O:A5 llhr. Sicrmi fplat Der
bemt,de 0oticsbienft II llbr pormittaes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
&arfenpartie

tpo5l mir ale Ytitglieber ,lnh oQe
Sre,,noe uno Mitglicber ocs 3,peig
33, llnicrc Sllgcnh llno l,1ierc Sir.
fcnnereinc oi,fS bcrslihite cinInbn.
Ser Girtritt lit % Gents. Nm iehcm
Sid, ciu itb0ner Sreis; al,h anScre
Ereiie iinb acitiitet bon Shpcitern.
Gieieni9en Sdlpeitern. sic i'm Monat
SsSanllar. ,Sebrnor ODER WGr5 gcboren
'ino, ,ncrSen Scilngebadenes lrn6
aaffee ierp,rren. llnicr &olnitee ipiro
'nreen. oos alles auiS Bette porbc.
reitet tpirb.
&atb. llrgar, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Gint StmSienitifmns fir mnaariidjt
SfnSemten in 0emtidjlanb.

Gum Stubi,nm ,tngariid)cr Stlloen.
ten an Der Tedniihen &odidule bon
&annober bat Ser ,msariide Baron
9r. bon Tbpiien-Rorncmissa cine
Stift,ng bon $4,000 MNf. errihtct.
Ser i,ngariidbe stiftcr itebt an ser
Spite Der "Seismos- -Geielli6ait".
aMr Grforidune bon gebiresi@idten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Neamtem.8eriammlnna

fill0et Gienstag, SEN If. &1rj, unl
: ltbr abelSs itatt.
SbuS. Gott'dlling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
l1nsarns 0anf an 0eutiAlanS
nn6 Stalien.

gnldblih ser Miidglieoeri,ng bon
Noro.S .Siebenbiirgen an lln9orn iin0
@eidsersiebunesminiite 8ldt uno
Der italieniide ltnterrihtsminiiter
8ottai su Gbrenooftoren Der &lau.
ienburger llniueriitat ernannt nor
oen. Sic pobnten auf ginlaoune 6es
ungarii6en &ulturminiiters Son,on
ibrer Yromotion periOnlih bel.
- Niht aue Weniden, Die iih fir
beoeuteno balten, baben et,uas iu BE-
oellten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06

sluh lul,roe beifloiien bab ullipre
reaelmdBige Bcriamnl,ng nomMGrs
anscianaen, ieben eriten Greitag.
abeno abgebulten ,perSan. go finSet
Die l,ahite VerianmIung ON 7. M1rs
taft. Sn Der @eriammlung ,peroen
allf oie Oelesatinnen fir Sic nGhitp
aonoention oc,pdbIt. Samit iino ale
Deitalieber eriud)t a,,ueieno au fem.
oenn es liegen aud ,ueitere oringenoe
GeidHfte ocs Nercins sur Grlebi.
arng oor. 0atb. TDpicr. ssfr.
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bitten mir ale 8onner Der Sneeno
iid an 6ieiem 9lbcno 5u beteilieen.
8. ct.
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Rmeia a.

neranitoltct am Samstaa. oea 8
Mdr;. : llhr abcnos. Elm erobcs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06

MGe 9eanlte bon alien Orei Ser.
pillel, ,uerbeu eri,,d,t nm Wfittlpoh
Den IS. Miir3 abenbs, I'M Sohien.
Nein s,lr nittiten 8eria,nmlrng Inn
onnft 7:3O llbr Su erifei,len.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
Nus Auiante, cbtp
GinlaSnns sMn, Jriibiabrs.
i @uusert.

Ser @elangoerein 9armollie &c.
miihter Gbor bdlt am Samstas, Den
10. MGr;. abenos s llbr. ieiu 5riib.
iabrs.aiuscrt in Der 8. 2. oolle un.
ter siitiser @ittuirtuns Der @eiana.
pereine bon Canton ,,n0 Salem ob.
Gr beebrt lid, alle 6reunoe uno @0n.
ner oes 6eutfhen 2ieoes beraIih elm.
auIaben. Mah Dem aonoert miro &c.
tanst. Gin eifrises aomitee tpiro Bor.
bcrcit,,rsen trefien. Inn allen @Giten
einisc oenubreit,e Stunoen 5u bere,.
ten.
Yrssramm.
Dirigent aIlcr brei Vereine 1T
Serr Saeob 6auit.
l. @cQriiB,,na Der 8dite --
Traiibcnt QeopoIb Shmibt.
2. syabr tpohl BIZ itboner Naientra,,m
%. Ytcil
Beruiid1ter Gbor S,armonie
D. SeUHcCtH ScVIl1uCYt UuuJ pet NtHl
&nbnbplo
Sals,n 9amcrdor
4. A,1eim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Salem Wdnnerbor
5. 8 bleib bel mir
8eorb. bon Y. yiifoIai,5
ADe 7amen Der brei Yereine
6. SoIo o--------- Scan S4neiocr
!. 2icb mad Musipabl
Z. 8ersfrcibeit ---r---- g. 8aumann
9. 9. &arpatben Gem. gbor
8. 0as Woraenrot ----- Yraff
MIle Ndnner Der orei Vereine
9. Sn filler Nadt ---- Sob. 8rabn,s
NIe Sdrser unb Sdnserinnen Der
brci @ereine
10. Spieln1annStnab' --- BiIh. Oeder
.. Bemijhter Gbor 6armonie
WaAber 1ans nni SemGtIi4e ttntere
baltuns.
Inn sablrcihen 9ciuf bittet
Der Wtisng &erein 6armonie.
Mrnolo Saltrid,. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-06
3meia 3.

CsVStU ~
llniere leste reoelnGbisc Monots,
i,eriannll,,rs mar iebr gut beiud)i
uno oenen sic nid)t in Ser 0eriamm.
l,lng tuuren biene CUR Hahrid)t, BAT
la,t 0ereinsbcidluB bon binfort Bis
u,,f tpeiteres Monatsoeriamml,,ngen
llid)t mebr am Sonntas. Ionoern ie.
Sen 5iueiten Sreitae i'm gionat, punfl
9 llbr abcnos, itattiinben.
Die sSinans.Sefretdre iino ihon
friiber auf ihrem glat Inn Yeitr6se
cntgeeen du l,eE,mcn. 70 finoet ,miere
,lddite Notwithstanding Jrei'
Tag. oen IA. MdrS. abcnos itatt.
An oieiem Datum iino aud Die Sc
lesaten fiir Sic oicsi1brise 3onpen.
tion az tpHhlan, 70 lit es ipiinihens'
tpert oab iid sic Mitslie6er aabIreid
heteiliger, I'M 9riiber 81 ipdblen. bit
fir Sas sSobI ,m6 Beite oes, rentral
SerbaubeS arbeiten.
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al inicren uiel oeliebten Batter uno
0atten
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Defense Spurt Sends Deficit
Up Billion in 26 Days
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
A squirt in defense spending rolled
up 81 900 900 900 deficit In the first
rs days of the new fiscal year which
began this month.
The Treasury reported today that
in the rs days it spent 1886, ,475,350
and took in 1851 POS. .5i4, creating a
deficit of S1.035 .269. 1886.
More than half the spending. or
S795 021 ,904 was for defense. At this
rate the full month total for defense
may run well past 5000, 900. 900. The
June total was $807 .508, ,470.
The 1,O0O. 900 900 deficit, however,
was due to be matched in most OF
the II other months of the fiscal
year. Even with the pending new
tax bill. the Budget Bureau expects
deficit for the year of more than
$40 O000,0 900 900.
The big deficit for the first 26 DAYS
of July was more than double the
shortage of the similar period last
year. Then expenditures were
1882, ,165. TIA, receipts 1881 .526, ,036 and
the deficit s450,639,138.
With the defense savings cam
paign adding several million dollars
to the debt every day, the Treasurys
obligations reached a new high OF
s4e, 1894 ,487 ,935.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
(See DRAFT, Page A-15)
Strikers Resume Picketinq
After Clash With Troops

BY the Associated Press.
HAMILTON. Ontario, July %
c. I. o. pickets took up their lines
today in front of entrances to a
National Steel Car Co. plant from
which they were driven last night
by group of soldiers from a local
Army trade school.
The soldiers charged at the pickets
with failing fists and cries of What
are you holding up production for?"
The pickets of the Steel Workers
Organizing Committee had with
drawn from around the plant, and
for a time the soldiers, numbering
about $50, stood guard at entrances
The soldiers declared they were act
ing on their own initiative.
The plant, engaged in munitions
work, employs $500 persons.
A strike was voted last night by
600 members of the Steel Workers
Organizing Committee after a gov
ernment controller and company
officials did not accede to a union
demand that plant representatives
be authorized to negotiate with a
union committee whose members
need not be employees of the plant.
The controller has been in charge
of the plant since a three-day strike
last April.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Social Security Board
Approves Delayed
Grant 10 District
August and Septembe
Funds Approved After
Compliance Warning

Federal grants in aid for the
months of August and September
for Washington needy aged and
blind and relief families with chill
dren-which had been held up be-
cause Of failure by the District to
comply with Federal requirements
were approved today by the Social
Security Board.
The allotment for the two months
totals sl52,700. This is divided as
follows:
Aged INDECENT aid, 500 800; blind
$500, and dependent children,
S48 900.
Apparently the Federal board was
satisfied that District officials now
are making serious effort to
comply with requirements in the
Federal Social Security Act. as a
result of the holdup on the Federal
grants and 'ultimatum" served on
the Board of Public Welfare July IL.
Just when the approximately 4,800
public assistance cases involved in
the issue would receive their August
checks, due Friday. was still in
doubt, although District officials
went to work at once to see if the
money could not be advanced within
a day or two without waiting for
the usual weeks grinding of finance
and auditing machinery.
1t was expected the Federal board
later today would write an official
letter to the Welfare Board stating
it had approved the grants.
Corporation Counsel Richmond B.
Keech said that if the Federal board
gave the District official notice the
grants had been approved, he would
feel safe in ruling that the District
could send out the checks-probably
within a day or two-for the full
amount of the money due the clients,
the Districts payments plus the
Federal share.
Evening star., 1941-07-29

A free man, G. Bryan Pitts walked
from Lorton Reformatory today
after serving s1a years for con-
spiracy to embezzle IS 1000 900 from
the defunct F. H. Smith Co., which
he headed in the boom days before
the stock market crash.
In his SOS and apparently in bet
ter health than in more prosperous
years, Pitts left the institution for
an unannounced destination at
about IN. His release was uncon-
ditional, although he had been given
time off for good behavior.
Pitts was sentenced to Il years
imprisonment in 1890 following a
sensational trial. Two other Off
GERS of the company were convicted
and sentenced to shorter terms. At
the time Pitts entered Lorton the
law had not been passed placing
prisoners with time off for good be-
havior under supervision of the
Parole Board.
There was no immediate word OF
Pitts plans for the future. In 1888
however, he told the Parole Board
he had been offered a Job by a New
York firm Of architects. The board
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Grand Jury |ndicts 8
As Laundry Strike
'Strong-Arm' Squad
Manager Of Restaurant
In Capitol Charged
With EmbezzIement

The District grand jury today
indicted eight men in connection
with the strike at the Arcade-Sun-
shine Laundry Co, Inc. Walter E.
johnson. Douglas Freeman. Lewis
Crew. Clarence Blackwell, James H.
Powell, Russell Bruce. Give Hender-
son and George Marshall were
charged with assault with a dam
gerous weapon and conspiracy.
The eight men were accused of
arming themselves with pieces of
rubber hose and metal cable and
some are alleged to have followed a
company truck from the 700 block of
Lamont street NV. to an alley
in the rear of the Ambassador
Hotel. surrounded the truck and did
threaten, curse and abuse the occu-
pants thereof"
According to the indictment. some
Lubar and William L. Thompson.
Assistant United States Attorney
John L. Laskey, who presented the
case to the grand jury. characterized
all the defendants with being the
"strong-arm squad of the strikers.
Scene of Clashes.
A strike has been in progress at
the Arcade-Sunshine plant at 735
Lamont street NV. since the early
part of the month. Clashes have
occurred between strikers and nom
strikers and several reports have
been made of attacks on trucks al
legedly made by strikers. Several
weeks ago Police Supt. Ernest w.
Brown instructed police to give spe-
cial attention to the laundry trucks.
Shortly after the strike started
one of the firms attorneys said that
$50 of the firms 500 employees had
walked out while collective bargain
ing was in progress, without stating
to the management what they were
walking out for. Several days later,
Samuel Levine, attorney for the
Cleaners and Laundry Workers
Union, c. I. o.. charged that the
firm refused collective bargaining
refused to recognize the union and
would not agree to a consent cleo
ton under the National Labor Re-
lations Board.
Senate Employe Indicted.
William w Arbuckle, manager of
the Senate Restaurant at the Capt.
tol from January. 1885, until early
this year. was indicted on charge
of embezzling public funds
The indictment is in 10 counts,
each accusing him of taking from
$50 to Sl00-a total of around 81 900.
Officials said that Mr.. Arbuckle
was suspended by the chairman of
the Rules Committee when the
shortage became apparent.
United States Attorney Edward NJ
Curran referred the audit of the
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Indo-Chinu Areas
Said to Have Been
Offered by okio


Japan's swing to the south as
sumed an even broa der aspect
today, risking new Anglo
American resentment.
A Reuters British news agency
report from Bangkok said Japan
had offered Cambodia and Laos
which are part OF French Indo-
China, to Thailand oSiamJ in re
turn for her submission to Japan's
demands that she join the new
order" in Asia.
Such a division of Indo-China
would violate the French-J Japanese
protocol signed in Vichy today
which pledges Japan to respect the
territorial integrity of French In
do-China and the sovereign rights
of France over all parts of the
Indo-Chinese Union"
British authorities in Shanghai
said they would protest if Thailano
were forced to grant specia,
privileges to any third power
obviously, a reference to Japan
and they scorned Toxic broadcast
that British forces in Northern
Malaya were an active threat tc
the That's
Informed Shanghai quarters were
unable to confirm reports tha'
Japan had served demands or
Thailand but observers recalled
that Toxic made similar charges Of
outside threats Just before making
Indo-China.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
GUIDE FOR READERS
Miss Lucy Monroe Arrives
To Plan Water Gate Singing
'Stor-SpongIed Soprano Originated PIon
For Mass Music to Stimulate Unity

Miss Lucy Monroe girl ts white
and blue than other in America stepped
yesterday afternoon full of excitement Wash
ngtons plans Sing America Sing program completely
that made the general Of
conversation around her.
Unaccompaned except seectee who had up
somewhere along the trip from New York she
from parlor hand traed porter with three bags
said Lets 60"
I'm terribly excited this program she confessed
before the 81 tonight
Evening star., 1941-07-29
| Issue of Auto
| Production Cut
| Believed Settled
b. the Associated Press.

BS the Associated Press.
Conflicting efforts of defense
agencies to work out plans for
curtailing automobile production
appeared to be settled today as a
joint meeting was arranged for
this afternoon to discuss the
program.
William S. Knudsen and Sidney
Hillman of the Office of Production
Management and Leon Henderson
of the Office of Price Administra-
ton and Civilian Supply will par
ticipate in the conference.
Meanwhile, separate meetings of
o. P. M. and Opacs groups scheduled
for today were cancelled.
The o. P. M. has obtained agree
ments from the industry to restrict
production 'initially" about 20 per
cent and Mr.. Knudsen has indicated
that far more drastic cuts are
probable. Mr.. Knudsen said, how
ever, too sudden reductions would
result in unemployment.
Mr.. Henderson issued a tentative
program calling for a reduction in
passenger cars and light trucks
approximating so per cent.