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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Snrrab, 6nrrab! &inber 8laii lit
nie6er ba!

@er lit bon unieren 3inoern, sic
nibt auf bieien Gag eelpartet baben,
sic mod)te id5 gerne ieben @er lit,
ser niht INNER sic @futter ooer Sen
&ater fragt: @ann fommt ser Sor5
penn MIR sic ainoer tan5en biirier ?
Sebt fann ieoe Wltter lno Gater
oen alnoern es ioaen, oen 8. Sebruar
9 llbr abenos maht ser WGnnerz
perein 9aa fir eje &inoer uno amar
frei! Die quite Mriif oes Colonial
Club Srdeiters miro ipielen, ,per
gleid)t Sic nibt, MIR ser ser iie ME
aebort bat. Nlln loBt uns oem @erein
in Tanfbarfeit 5lriid5oblcn mas CT
fir sic &inoer tut ,,nb slpar 10 oab
mir uns am Samstog, oen 8. 6ebr.,
gut onnerfen llno nebnen oen Safer
an ser Sano rnb Ser Mfutter ober
niht pergeIlen 81 iagen Sen &llhen,
&ipiel ooer &ropfen mitSunehmen,
benn bel Dem glltem San5 friegt man
olth Slnger lmo ser Goter m,b ali
bie Nidel iorgeu. benn mir ,uol(en
ull6 Sop - ipenn mir rns Damn alle
eingeillnoen baben, fonncn tpir uld
nit Trelloen ausrl1fen: Surrab, Smr,
rab, ,uir iino audi allc oa!
I'm 5ablreihen 9eIuh bittet
Gas aomitee. Eaul @reaprils
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
3tueig 3S

ieicrt iein 81. stift,lngsfelt am 8.
,sebruar in Ser Sereinsbale, 1923
@ooorop slue. Gs nGre ertpiinIdt,
oaB iit dlle Witglieber beteiligen
lollen an bieiem Selte, neil es Elm
@riineerieit lit. slllf GereinsbeihluB
ioa iid Elm iebes Mitslieo anmeloen
NIT oen aarten mas Sbnen sugeid)iut
noroen iino, nm oaB oas aomitee
genau melB luie iie porbereiten ioaen.
Wenn melde Mitglieoer feline Starter,
erbalten boben, bite iid 5u meloen
bel Dem &omitee-Sbmann 9r. &c
80bel, 745 9. Siab Ctr.
9as ganfett iGngt al Inn $50
llbr nit Wuiif, Mniprahe pom YrGi
sc. 8osmeilter. !. Damn folgt oas
abenoeiien lpas bonn aonitee mad
gereinsbeidlub borbereitet iit, es if
cine lleberraidung fir ieoes W1it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

sllle 9eunte bonn 3peig 3, sSralen
Ecrein 3rpeig 8, lno @einngperein
Sarmonie peroen eriuft, IreitaM
ben IA. Gebrnar, abenos, piinftlih 81
Ser n1hlten Sitlmg i'm Sod)ienbeim
81 erldeinen nno 5lpar Inn 7:3O llbr,
oenn ser %orlibenoe Martin glbrih
bat oen Sit nur nit Der. @ebiusuns
ongenomncn, lpenn ale 5ur5eit on.
lueieno iino.
Sbomas 8ptti6ling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
glieo. Nad ser Mabl3eit miro sic 9e.

glieo. Nad Ser Mabl3eit miro sic 8e.
ebruns ser Griinoer porsenomnen.
llnier &omitee bat poreel6lagen in
9eutib nno Gngliif etlibe @orte
iiber uniere Sahien unb Gereins Sc.
ihibte 5u erflGren. Iuh umier &c.
iangperein ser iid) groBe gbre er.
luorben fat, nid)t MIR in Columbus,
onoern au6 an peridieoenen SGnger'
felten, miro l,ns oas Selt perih0nern
belfen. slud Ser Sslsenoperein mirb
iid) beteiligeu an Oielem Ielte. Nah,
Der San5 uno lllltise llnterbaltl,ng.
Ssacob @obmeiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

2iueid 3S.

NadIte Geriammluns finoet am
=. 6ebruar, $50 ltbr nahmittaas,
ltott. sIue griiber llno Shpeltern
limo gebeten aniueieno 81 iein, ou
piele @eidGfte 81, erleoigen lino. Gr.
items llnier Stiitungsfeit, melhes an
8. 5ebrl,ar ltottiinoet. @eiter boifen
mir, Dob iih lniere Mitglieoer gut
ltebeno MADDEN i'm Central Gerbant
lmo I'M &erein lmb allb nibt per9ei
lenL oas Sterbegelo fir 8ruber Geo
@ptmeilter ein5u5ablen. IS boiit
uiele 9fitalieber beeriiben 81 f0nnen
SSSacob 8obmeilter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Der Sturd) fcbrt ipicocr cin.

Im I. 6ebruur rpar ser liebe Stord
nicber 81 8alt I'M Salie bes Gbe,
paares Sobn @iintbcr, Gr-@roBper.
lualter, gegenipGrtiger SefretGr oes
3peig 7. llno ipegen ieiner irelmo.
liden slufnabne ihenfte er Serrr
lno sSran @iintber nod Elm biibihes
ltrammes Sobterlein. ssrellnb Sim.
tber iagt, Der Storh f0nnte nGhites
Sabr luieoer bei linn einfebreu, abe,
nur menn er einen Stammbaltel
bringt. @ir gratlllieren ollf unierer.
leits. 8S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Ser 5lpeig as peranltattet Elm
1Said)iuasfeit

NIT San5 am %. 6ebruar an 1859
%. sliblano slpe. slnians s ubr
abenos. Gintritt 35c.
8nte Mniif miro ipielen fir SIT
irno Sung. Iir laoen ale ssreilnoe
oes 3peig 46 elm iid au beteiligen.
gelonoers laoen mir oie 3,peiae 10
llno AZ, @eiangberein uno bie beioen
SugenoDereine elm ms gu unters
Itiiben. Gs piiroe uns freuen aud,
piele 6rellnoe bon 8arp pom 3tpeig
26 nno 40 begriiBen 81 fonuen. Gin
sutes aomitee lit aufeeitellt Die 8G.
lte allfs bette 81 betpirten.
SIM aomitee finb: 81. slppel, 6.
slnorae, g. genoer, g. 8inoer, g.
gloos, g. 8aier, 30. 8aier, e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nus TarreQ, Ya.
3iucia 21.

Mllen Stlueern 5ur 9cfGuigcn
gtabrift. bab nGhIte &eriannllng
om Sonntug, Sen 16. .Scbruar, Itott.
iinbct. slae Mitglieber bes Tereins
merben erillcht in ser &erlammllng
onipelenO 81 lein, ga micbtige Sc.
IhGfte 81 crleoigen iinb.
Sara sSrun5, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

m,ttcr
&atbariua 26prid)
geItorben om 7. ,Sebruar 1910 81
Glepelano, Sbio.
IS trat Der 500 nit lfnellen Sfrittel
SSn unicrn frieolid) itiIlen &reis,
@un5 unperbpfft aus rnierer Mitte
MiB er bih, tellre Mutter, berals.
@s ruben nun Die fleibisen SSduoe,
Sic itet5 beiorgt I'M infer @obl. -
Santbar iino 10 lang mir lebcu
Sir fir oeinc Stiti9teit;
Sir oein unermiiblich Streben,
Sir ociu Stbufien, beinen SleiB.
Sruuerno lentten mir Did neher
Sn Den en9en Sotenihrein;
&eineno itonbcn beine 2iebcn,
Ilidten in ocin @rab binein.
60 Idlaf nun. liebe SHUTTER,
Sm tilblen GrbenlhpB,
@enieBe oeinen Sriebcn,
Ser Sob lit TeulheuIos.
SSlr lpcrocn ME pergelIen bih,
Sort in ienen lidlten o0ben
Werncn mir un5 pieoeriebeu. 9iube iauIt
8clpiomet bon 6cincn Gnfelfin,
ocrn, Shlpicgerlobn lmo Sod)ter
&atbarina Spef.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nus alliance, Sbio
gcfanntnlad,ilnu.

Der @elangperei Sarmonie Sc
ml'd)ter Gbor bat oen Sag bes &on-
series aus perIhieocncn 8riinoen
bonn 16. ,Sebrlor auf ocn Is. MGr5
nerlcgcn miiiicn. 9ittc iih oicicn
Sotlm 81 nlcrfcn. Grogramm ipGter.
9lrnolo Saltrid), Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nus Gbicagu. I'll.
3iucia 46.

Die ndhite gerIammllmg oes
Srauen @ercin iinoet itutt am ssrei.
tag, oen If. sSebruar, 8 llbr abenbs,
on 1859 e. sliblano sIpe. Gofiee uno
SUDDEN ierpieren aatb. ebert, Glis.
SrenNt, Gnilp SAUL mo Morie
Eetri.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Gcfcmtctipe rihtet
ereises 1tnkeil an

Senper. Ssm iiiopeltlihen Snou.
itriebe5irf Ger Staot erplooierte eine
grobe Gaiiagier5llss sSofonlotibe. tpo-
bel % Yerionen perlett llno erbebs
lid,er Sa6ibaoen angerihtet puroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Sara &eml

entgcgcngebradte Spmpatbie, aud
ollen sreunbeu lmb gcfannten fir
oic grobe 9eteilialmg. fir bie berr,
lihen 3lllmenipenbeu, ionic aud
Dem Eiarrer 2ubiui9 @ciieter fin
sic troltreihcn @orte lagen mir ber5,
lidltcn Snnt.
Gem Central %crbano, Sen 3mei
gen 80 lmo 45 iageu Sanf iiir oas
prompte slus5ablcn oes Sterbegelbcs
Tie tieitranernnen So6ter, S0bne
lln0 Hotcr Stefau Gcul.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
3lueia H.,

Gen Sdmeitern hiene 81 0eiuli,
gen NndlrCbt, 0aB nQdltc Nerlamm
llma SOlmtag, Den 16. Sebrllar
nuhnlttug2, ubgehultcn miro llno
ale Sd)lucltcrn ii5b eriudlt piinftlid,
am Fiube 81 icin, oumit oic @clhGitc
llngcltort 0lrd)gcilbrt mcrocn f0n=
men. SSl llnlcrcr lebten &erIamm
hing, lpeld)e gut bcIlldt mar, murbcn
Die altcn 9camtcll, mic iibIid bon I'M
'crrr Gr rTrGliocntin Mariu Surt,
lnoan cntlallen uno oic ncncu Beam
tlnncn nit 0lltgclpGbltcn @orten IN
Itollicrt. Sic @comtinnen llno Shpc=
ltcrn oca ;}meI9eS II lc9te lie un2
@crS ItctS inn rSntcrcl'c oca %crein$
ju banocln, hcnn mir linn Elm &ran
fen l(ntcrlt. %crem mo miiiien CT
1olgc babell, I'M Oielca cole &crf
lmtcr inns Sd)pltern 81 foroern.
SiernllI iibereab' lie Den Sammcr Der
ncllgeluGblten Shmcitcr @eu, lpcld,e
INN hicIc Ghrc ounftc ms pcriprac5
MIR baS Bette nit SilIc Scr @eumtiu.
ncn rmO ShmcItern iiir Sen Terciu
3u Inn.
Glisabetb Stoif. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
NMS 9etroit, Nid.
Gem. Gb5re Saronia unb 3. II. 9.


Sas fir Sen s. Sebruar angeIagte
Sblabtfeit ser 5ipei Gem. Gb0re
Soronia lnb 8. II. 9. nuroe aus I'M,
porbergeiebeuen @riinben biz aui
meiteres perihoben.
Saut 9elhluB ser lebten 8erlamm.
lung iperoen ale itinlmbegnbten
MGnner unb srauen, sic iid Dem
8em. Gbor anlblieBen ipouen, I'm
bas Oiesidbrise Sdngerfeit mital,
MAIDEN, gebetenL iid) bis gum 1.
MGr5 in unieren Sinaproben, sic ie,
oen Sonnerstagabeno in ser &ar'
patbia Sulle itattfinoen, au meloen.
llniere nddlte Gerlammllng miro
am IS. Sebrlar bel "aellners" ,3O7G
Wtarlborollgb, abgebalten.
@ir laoen ale poiiipen Mitglie,
Ger, audi iolbe sic ebtl. aftip ooer
paliip iib unierem Gbor anitlieBen
nollen, berslib ein, bieier Gerlamm,
lung bei5utpobnen.
Sinfa aellner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
2l,.ir,.f
yin ale Siebcnbiirser Sadien!

slm fommenoen Sonntaa Sen 8
Tebrllar, finoet in unierer Seutl lhel
lno Siebenbiiraiih- Sdhiiid)en ct
Eoulns Stride, 4S55-59 Some,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
NnS GauooO Gitb, Ya.
3iueig As.

Ser Mdnner 8erein beranitaltet
fir oeren ainoer einen 8laiins i'm
gereinsIofaI am 8. ssebruar. Weite.
re Conformation in baloieer 3utunft.
Greo Mel5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Observation-Disclosures

Samstag, Sen 8. Sebruar, Z ubr
abenos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
gotlbner, g.. 8oebm g. Gtefenba'
der, 6. Gei6enot, Jr. Gepner.
Sophie Surb, Sefr.
3lueia 10

bGlt feline &eriamnllng am Conn
tag, oen 9. Ssebrrar ob. Gs neroen
iebr pidti9e 8eih1ite sur Serbanb-
hung tommen, oobcr iollte niemano
in oieler &erfammlrng feblen.
Gli5abetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Donfio0,,n0

Sir bie llns anlGBlib oes Sinldci,
bcns unlerer gelebten @ottin uno
Wutter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
3tucia 81,


Gs erlal6t iif) bieler Terein alle
Nfit9lieber iomie beren ssrernoe bon
nab uno fern 81 Dem am 16. SScbr.
in Der &arpatbia Solle an Glnliuuoo
l'no Ereiton slpe. 5llm
2Siabriaen stiitnnasfcit
ein5lllahcn. Sns &omitee bat feline
.gtiibe gcidellt. ocien Sag 81 einem
genuB- lmo llntcrboltllngsreihen su
geltalten. Garlm cr9ebt an eud) oie=
Ier Muf: &unlmt lmo belit oieien
slbeno pcricbDnern. IS lpiirbe ms
mirfli6 frenen, umb lms cil Ser
gniigen MAIDEN, iollten mir sic Gbre
baben elld an oieiem Seite 1909 81
begriiBen.
@erte MitaIieoer, es iino baIo 2S
Sabre binter inns unb olli oieie Der.
floIlenen % Sabre miiiien umo ton-
men mir NIT Hed)t ltol5 iein, sllmal es
nur cine banopoll Sad)ien maren, Sic
perllld]ten. oieien Gerein in oieier
groBen Staot Detroit 81 griinoen,
luo alld) beute iinb es MIR ipenigc,
pro5entlndBig, Die bieie slrbeit for.
oern arbeiten Inn sic cole Sahe lpei-
ter5ufiibren.
Gas Erogramm liegt in oen SGn.
ben unieres belpGbrten Giriaenten
Iran5 Meidfe.
Gie Sieoer iperoen bonn Saronio
Gem. Gbor geiunsen. I'm 6 llbr
abenos finoet gemeinihaftlides
sbenoeiien ltatt, mo5u mir alle 9e-
fannie umo ssreunoc einlaoen.
Gas Erogramm fGnst Inn s llbr
abenos an NIT SansersruB vSm
Sange REIN, lporauf @r. 8eorg
Shuller cine tur5e slniprohe baltcn
miro.
I. SdGiers Sonnta9sIieo - &. areuber
2. Eeltz z@elnng ------ &ratamp
3. Colo --- Wimi 9um am Glupier
4. Sd bette an Die Wad,t Der 2iebe ----
>. @ortuionsfi
5. Sad,S balte ySad)t 3ifc(i
Siriaent --- Sron3 9eicbte
Nad) bieiem tllr5en Yrogramm
fonnen Ole San3ll,itisen aui oie CUTE
Wtulif bon Yeiomosfa's SrheIter
tan5en bis oie SGbne fr1bcn.
Midael Seutih, Sefr.
| ct. Eetrus &irdjen 1raucn @erein
balt Die regelndbige Sislmg pegell
Dem Stiftungsfelt cine 8ohe friiber,
oaS lit Sen 8. Jebruar. 6 llbr obenos,
ab. slae Sdipeitern iino gebeten rebt
piinftlid 81 iein. Na6 ser Sibung.
luie iiblid, gemiitlider 5amilien-
abeno, po5u aae Gbriitenfreunoe
ber5lih eingelaoen iinb. 2ie Sh,pe.
itern Moii Gpertb, Cara ,sleiider,
Suianna 9affe neroen ale slnlpeien.
Den m.fs bette betpirten. !,
IL ~%~- Marp Sbalgott. Sefr. !
I '.f.'~>~ --O-- :
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nns Wary, Sub.

GinueiGmma Ses nemen Sadienbeims
am is. 1sebrnar 1941. ~g
0as CARRIER Sahfenbolf plant
Elm aroBes GsSeft ,5ur ginlpeibung iei,
nes nellen Sad)ienIeim. mas Aer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
It. Eetrus Gird)em ssrameu 0ereim

- Son 0en ariegsmoocn 1T ser
mooerne aricg bic aln WcnigIten er-
balllihe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

Voui1e Heid)dr0
H. 6. Grieienbenglt, B.sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

= Bite leien sic bie 9(nseiecn
,sn6 unteritiiten Sic oieie @eIdGite!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Nus Glebelamb, Obio
Dur Grinncruno

an umierc geliebte Mlltter mo @roB.
m,ttcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

Treitog, Den 81. Sonuar, 4:15
llbr nahmittags, ltorb an einem
Ser5Id)lag ploblih 9ruoer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

COLUMBIA BUILT BICYCLES. SIS
PAL BIKE SHOP. 1921 GRAND RIVER
MoTORCYCLEs-New used; parts service
EDWARD KEHoE a Co. 1884 Cd. River.
NEW ADDREss--Harley Davidson Motor
cycle Co, 4027 18th. ~ Grand River.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for resutsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Moving Troilers to Rent
Tires-New and Used

81 UP. ALL SIZES. INSURED
$3.50 GRAND RIVER, NEAR KIRBY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

PACKARD-'3s / 800 touring coupe black
radio, heater. clock, seat covers good
tires: recondltioned and guaranteed: price
Sfs5: we trade. Packard financing Get
Packard's Proposition. i5205 r. Jefferson.
ienox 1906
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Chinese Forces Mossed
On Indo-Chino Border

CHUNGKING, China, Dec. 13 (P).
Chinese forces are massed along
the border of French Indo-China
prepared to move into that jap
dominated colony if necessary
and are moving other huge concen-
trations toward Burma to aid de-
fense of that British colony, war
front dispatches reported today.
In addition to these forces, strong
Chinese units are battling the Jap
anese in the vicinity of Hong Kong
and are thrusti ngeastWard along the
Canton-Kowloon Railway in dual
operations to relieve pressure on the
British crown colony.
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek is
in personal command of these vast
movements, under way in Yunnan
Province.
The Chinese press meanwhile
called on Russia to strike Japan
while her forces are spread over
thousands of miles of the Pacific
The newspapers predicted the
japanese would keep the upper hand
for two or three weeks and then
would begin slipping.
They predicted further full dress
attack on Japan by the Allies, pos
sibly in February, when Japan will
fade as the cherry blossoms begin to
bloom"
Chinese reports said last night
that Chinese planes had attacked
Japanese-occupied Canton during
the day in what possibly was a
prelude to a general drive designed
to recapture Canton.
Canton is believed to be the prin-
cipal base from which the Japanese
are bombing the British crown COL
ony of Hong Kong.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Hearings 10 Be Held
On Record Tax Bill
About January IS
Projected New Measure
Will Be Double Size
Of Present Levy

Preparations for hearings about
January IS on a projected new tax
bill, expected to be double the size
of the record-breaking tax measure
of September, were under way today
by Congressional leaders.
No information on the scope OF
this legislation designed to help pay
for the war against the Axis was
available, but authoritative estl-
mates set the figure at $500 900 900,
the largest tax levy in the Nations
history.
Steps to draft the measure were
announced by Chairman Doughton
of the House Ways and Means Com
mittee and Chairman George OF the
Senate Finance Committee, following
a conference yesterday with Secre-
tary of the Treasury Morgenthau.
The next few weeks, they said, will
be devoted by Treasury and commit
tee experts to intensive plans for
the January hearings.
Additional revenue expected from
the new legislation may result in
a tax program that will bring in as
much as $4,000, 100000 in the next
fiscal year. To take care of the
difference between this sum and
the $35 600, 100000 to $4,000, 900 900
expenditures contemplated for the
same period, it was explained, the
Treasury plans to put into effect
a vast borrowing schedule.
Proponents of the legislation de-
clined to reveal the probable sources
of revenue they had in mind but
it was indicated the new taxes will
be aimed at individuals, corpora
tions and commodities. In the case
of individuals, the Treasury sug-
gested that the additional levies
might be deducted by employers
from each pay check.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
In Mrnturiattt

DAVIS. REV. JAMES. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear husbano, Rev
JAMES DAVIS, who departed this lie three
years ago today, December 13, 1888.
Jesus. Thou Prince of Peace,
Thy chosen cannot die:
With Thee they conquer in the fight,
To reign with Thee on high.
DEVOTED WIFE, SADIE DAVIS.
EDWARDS, SARAH. tribute of love to
the memory of our dear mother. SARAH
EDWARDS, who passed away three years
ago today. December IA, 1898.
LOVING CHILDREN.
KYLER. Eta In sweet and loving
memory of our dear mother, ETA KYLER,
who passed into eternal life five years ago
today, December 13, 1885.
Nothing but memories as we journey on,
Longing for smile from one who has gone:
None knew the depth of our deep regret
But We remember when others forget.
DAYS of sadness still come DER us.
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memory keeps you always near US,
Although ycu left US five years ago.
We shall sleep, but not forever.
There will be a glorious dawn:
We shall meet to part, no, never
HER LONELY AND LOVING CHILDREN,
VERNICE AND HAROLD.
LINK, SEYMOUR A. In sad and loving
memory of our dear husband, father ano
son, SEYMOUR A. LINK, who passed on
'l' WIFE, son AND MOTHER.
RUSSELL, CHARLES c. In loving mem.
ory of INV devoted husband, CHARLES C.
RUSSELL, who departed this life nine years
ago today, December b. 1892:
Aeo HIS WIFE. MAMIE.
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Hausland. FIRST 1t. Collins. Second 1t.
Lev S. Paul c.
Dalton. Second 1t.
Avery B.
The following oficers are ordered from
the stations indicated TO Camp Shelby:
Bierbaum Capt. Norman T. Scott Field. Ill
Heat. Capt; Theodore j. Keesler Field.
Niles. Capt Leland G., Scott Field.
Briscoe. First Lit. Charles w. Sumter.
Burkhsrt, First 1t. John A, Panama City
Fla.
CHAPLAINS.
Espelien, Mai. Erick E., from Pine Camp
N. Y. to Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Anderson, Capt Christian o.. from For
Francis E. Warren to Fort Riley, Kans.
Rubel. Capt. Leo E, from Camp Roberts
Ferguson, First 1t. Paul E, from Sants
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Phaum, Capt. Daniel j., from Edsewoot
Arsenal. Md, to Niagara Falls.
Essman, Capt. Graydon c.. from Edgewoot
Arsenal to Fort Lewis. Wash.
ENGINEERS
Whipple. Capt. Robert s.. from CAM
Bsrkeley TO Fort Monmouth.
johnson, Capt Stanley T. from Chanut
Gallagher. First 1t. Edward j.. from Cam
den S. c.. TO Fort Belvoir, Va
Unverferth, First 1t John E. from Camder
to Fort Belvor
Kirk. First 1t. Joseph R.. from Portland
Greg: to Washington.
The following ofilcers are ordered from
Camp Shelby to Fort Monmouth:
Joyce, Capt. W. 2. Saeeser. Second It.
Ziska, Capt. C. W. Henry W.
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Births Reported

William and Eunice Adams, boy.
htfred and Herminia Bagvell. boy.
Waldo and Mary Berry boy.
James and Ruby Bohrer boy
Roy and Marguerite Cook, boy.
Joseph and Rita Delaney. girl
Herbert and Evelyn Dickinson. boy.
Clarence and Pearl Duckett, boy.
Harry and Kathleen Garvin, girl.
F6ank F6sdnb and md Lillian Hss HasertE girl
Charles and Martha Nudge. girl.
Gourley and Marie Jolley, boy.
William and Beulah Knop. boy
Kenton and Frances Kilmer, (twins). girl
and boy.
Patrick and Barbara Long, boy.
Marcy and Catherine Mitchell. girl.
| RAYMOND and Mary Murphy, girl
Charles and Helen Omohundro. girl.
Alvin and Mary Richardson. girl.
William and Irene Richter. boy.
Chester and Anne Rupertus. boy,
Russell and Katherine Runyon. girl.
Morris and Flora Saylor, boy.
Ellsworth and Catherine Schermerhorn
John and Agnes scanlon. sirl.
Meyer and Beatrice Silverman, girl
John and Minnie Smith. boy.
Joseph and Julia Spivak ttwins), boy anc
Ralph and Elolse Taylor boy.
| Herbert and Elizabeth Tribby. girl.
9lsm Shars1 ana anf sssaB aasB WssHs Ws1s4 s9y sy
Charles and Janet Wilson. boy
JEFF and Louise Carthen. boy
Raymond and Pearl Catett, girl
Willie and Thelma Cottingham, boy.
Benjamin and Villa Fields. boy.
Raymond and Dorothy Harris, boy.
Joe and Geneva Hodges girl.
Thomas and Mary Johnson, girl.
Frank and Marget Jones. girl.
John and Mary Jones, boy.
James and Matte Jones. boy.
Samuel and Mamie Killebrew, boy.
Charles and Movie Murphy. girl
Walter and Thelma Reynolds, boy.
| Albert and Josie Robinson, girl.
| Samuel and Flora Rush. boy.
| James and Theresa Smith, boy.
William and Katherine Scott. boy,
| Gilbert and Flossie Thomas, boy
Spencer and Jeanette Willoushby girl.
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Mrs. Ethel May Parks
Dies al Silver Sprinq

Mrs. Ethel May Parks, so, died
yesterday at her home at $500 War
rem street, Silver Spring, after a
long illness.
Born in Battle Creek, Nebr., Mrs.
Parks came to Washington in 1917
as a member of the Red Cross Mo-
tor Corps. Later she served as ad-
vertising manager for Palais Royal
Department Store for several years
and more recently she was employed
in the War Department. She had
been resident of Silver Spring
since 1923.
She is survived by a son, Harold
Paul Parks, jr., and a sister, Mrs.
Gilmore c. Chapman, both Of Silver
Spring.
Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 29O1 Fourteenth street
NV.
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Mrs. Edna {. Cunningham,
Treasury Worker, Dead

Mrs. Edna E. Cunningham, As,
secretary to the chief disbursing Of
fcer of the Treasury Department,
died yesterday in Garfield Hospital
after a SiX-Weeks' illness. She was
the widow of Edward j. Cunning
ham, local attorney, and sister-in-
law of Capt William J. Cunningham
of the Police Department Traffic Di-
vision.
Her husband, who was a former
counsel in the Treasury Depart
ment under Secretary Mellon, died
in 1881. She made her home at 1926
Garfield street NV. She leaves two
daughters, Helen M. and Joan E
Cunningham, both of this city, and
brother, cit. Andrews Lee Young,
jr., who is serving with the Navy in
the Pacific. She was a native OF this
city.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 10 am. Mondayin St. AIMS Cath
olic Church, Wisconsin and Nebras-
ka avenues NV. Burial will be pri-
vate.