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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

The Elmer Nichols of San Diego
were weekend guests of the Ora c..
Florys. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, for
mer Imperial Valley boosters, are
now located on the coast where
he works at defense in an airplane
factory while she is busy with a
chicken ranch which keeps both
Mrs. Nichols and the young folks
stepping.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

Mrs. A. Ray Kramar was the
guest of honor Saturday after
noon when several of her neighbors
dropped in to help her work on
the new quilt she had just put in
Its frame. After a pleasant few
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

ioi VII tii1ii
cation auto trip. First problem
was food-sesond, to get the car
fixed up" for an early start in
the morning. AS it happens, they
drove into a Union Oil station.
X X X
The Minute Men told them 10
leave the cor and go on TO din
nsr across the fhaf when
they got back, I'D be ready.
And this Is what happened.
X X X
The Minute Men cleaned the
glass of juniors finger prints,
cleaned out the interior, checked
the tires, radiator, battery, gas
and oil. Then they began tinker
ing around. :. "a drop of oil on a
sticking choke button. BE-. D.. another
on the accelerator pedal. Then
they fixed up a worn windshield
WiDer. etc. etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beysclllag
arrived home Tuesday night from
attending the recent conference OF
U.S.D.A.'s Solidity Laboratory in
Riverside. Enroute to the meeting
the Beyschlags visited briefly with
his relatives at Laguna Beach and
made a short stop in Los Angeles
ori business.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

MISS Eileen Forester returned
Sunday from happy week spent
with her sister and brother-in-la
Violet and Frank Izzarelli at their
San Diego home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

Baby Harold Mac" Mason is con-
Valescing from a severe attack of
tcnsllitis which was complicated
by teething,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

Eiko and Harry Kikuchi OF San
Diego spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Yu-
kaWa.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30

Th ey w ere
tired and hot
from driving
all day when
theyrolled into
Fresno dad,
MON and jun
ior on their va
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
I'll st Price S
Are I'm portant

They are the measuring stick
of quality in the industry.
However they are not neees-
sarily the prices at which
tires are regularly sold. You
save money by buying ALL
STATE Tires because Sears
simple system of distribution
enables us to offer you a
greater allowance for the old
tires you trade in.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, July IT = The talk of decentralizing Washington is getting so hot it DO longer can be ignored.
 Washington is glutted I have told about it often. The steady in Aux of humanity to supply the de- mand for toilers in national de- fense government workers here now number more than 100000 has caused such a bursting at the seams that high officials and con- gressmen can no longer stand the strain.
 Something has to be done and that something very likely will cause one of the grand scraps of the year. Already on Capitol Hill the lines are forming and cabinet members and their lieutenants are arming for battle-a battle of words to prevent their bureaus and agencies from being packed off to Oshkosh or Tuscaloosa.
 Even President Roosevelt's press conference has heard the first of skirmish. It came out of the talk of moving the In-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
 TALKS OUT
 ABOUT WAR
Declares II Is Necessity for Longer Period for Se-
 Ieefees, Guardsmen

WASHINGTON. July IT = Gen. George c. Marshall, Chief of Army Staff. today testified there is an urgent necessity" from a military standpoint for Congress to de- clare National Emergency under which selectees. reserves and the National Guardsmen could be re- tained in service beyond the pres ent one-year period.
 From a strategic point of view, Gen. Marshall told the Senate Mil- itary Committee, the efficiency of the War Departments military forces will be greatly improved f Congress will act to clear the way for service after the one-year per- iod.
 Gen. Marshall declared: Tt will be fundamental error to increase the chances of war. The present danger of the Nation is far great CT now than when Congress inau- gurated the Selectiye Service pros gram last fall,'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
Talk of 5taifering Offices Of Government Almost as
 Hof as Capital 5 Weather

terstate Commerce Commission to Chicago-a move for which the lCC has no stomach--but which 1as been suggested on the floor of Congress with the argument that he ICC could keep just as. close an eye, if not closer one, on the railroads and such from Chicago as from Washington Asked to comment, the President only re- piled with another query: Why pick on the poor old ICC?
 Just what the something that has to be done to relieve the Washington glut will be is not yet clear. Aside from rushing construc- ton of new government office in suburban Virginia and Maryland and announcing that the regional forestry office will be moved out of here, no action has been taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
Unprecedented Temperd- lures Reported Over
 Wide Section
WAFER SHORTAGE E x
 STOPPING SHRINKING
Forest Fire Hazards Are h. eredsing -Prosirdfions
 in SeaftIe-2 Deaths
(By ASSOCIATED PREss)

An unprecedented heat wave in the Pacific Northwest has caused a critical water shortage in some cities and multiplied forest fire hazards.
 Weather observers predict new heat records will be established in most of the cities in the Pa- cific Northwest area
 Seattle reported a new all-time high yesterday of 100 degrees.
 Six cases of heat prostrations, one serious, was reported up to late last night.
 Two deaths in Portland, Oregon were attributed to the heat. Tem- perature went up to 102 degrees.
 In some cities officials have halt ed sprinkling of lawns, in fact all kinds of sprinkling has been halt ed.
 Cooperation of citizens is sought, especially in Seattle, against sprinkling The Seattle water mains delivered 3O,00O,OO0 gallons of water yesterday or an equivalent of 295 gallons to every person along the pipe lines.
 In Eastern Washington, one ranch house was destroyed by q fire as no water was available and two others were threatened but sudden brief wind switched the grass blazes.
 One fire in Eastern Washington swept for distance of IS miles through clump grass and sage in the Frenchman Hill section.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
BILL TO KEEP MEN IN ARMY ASSURED 0. K.
Measure Asking Extension of Military Service
 Gains Support
Jean Cavanaugh

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Exten- sion of military service for Selectees, National Guardsmen and members of the Army reserve is reported authoritatively today to be gaining substantial support in the Senate now that President Roosevelt has given the bill formal unqualified backing.
 The Presidential approval of the War Department proposal to have the present one-year service limita- tion removed was conveyed to Con- gress yesterday by Under Secretary of War Robert F. Patterson.
 In the Senate even some of the opponents of the extension said the Administration has sufficient votes to assure passage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
Russians Bring Up Last Re- serves 10 Fight Off
 BIitzheig SM0IENSk FALLS
 TO NAH ATTACKS
Moscow Silent About Ger man CIdims-Admits
 "VioIent Fight'
(By Associated Prcss)

Nine million troops are locked in a tremendous struggle for the de- cision" of the Eastern Front with the Russians throwing their last re- serves into the conflict in an att tempt to stem the Nazi blitzkrieg. Hitler,s Command declared today.
 Hitler's invasion forces. storming through the center of the Stalin Line, have captured Smolensk, 230 miles east of Moscow. DNB asserted. The German news agency also re- ported that Polotsk, 170 miles north- west of Smolensk. was ignored by on-rushing Naz vanguards, and tak- en later by enveloping tactics. The reports of the great successes are the first indication that Hitler's field headquarters is casting off the mood of reticence which prevailed there for the past week.
 Struggle for Road
 A communique from Moscow &C., knowledged violent all night fight ing in which German and Russian troops are contending for the mast cry of the road to Leningrad. Details of battle reported raging in the Pskov sector, 150 miles southwest of Leningrad. are lacking.
 In an official report the Soviets said, Tn other sectors no major op- erations took place, with no signi- ficant changes in the positions occu- pied by our troops"
 Crucial Time at Hand
 But on the all-inportant central front guarding Moscow, the critical hour has struck as Russian reports officially concede that tank-led Nazi legions have broken through in the vicinity of Smolensk, key railway town about half way along the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
 FLIES TO
 ENGLAND
Supervisor of Lend Lease Program Makes Ocean
 Trip on Bomber
This picture

LONDON, July IT. Harry l.. Hopkins, Supervisor of the United States Lend and Lease Program. arr rived here today and almost immed- lately attended suddenly called session of the British War Cabinet.
 An authoritative statement said Hopkins came to England on one of the fleet of Onited States built bombers. all of which made the trip safely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
 SUMMONED
 IN NIPPON
Orders Issued for Immed- fate M0biIizafion-0ld
 Soldiers Recalled

SHANGHAI, July 17.-An un- determined number of Japanese reservists. hundreds of thou sands, it is believed, are being called up to join the vast num- Der of men already under arms. This is an accompaniment to the Japanese Cabinet shift.
 Information received here says reservists are being called to re- port immediately.
 Even soldiers discharged from the army in China one year and a half ago, are being recalled to the cOlors along with reservists reported to be in ManchOukuO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
School Ground k Improved for
 Greater Space

The grounds of the Juneau Pulp lie School are being improved to provide more and safer playground space, according to A. B. Phillips, Superintendent of Schools
 A low bulkhead is being built. and the ground will be filled in and leveled. Later in the year. shrubs are to be placed in the space below the new bulkhead, to prevent erosion of the ground be- tween it and the old bulkhead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS

WASHINGTON-Details of that long -rumored defense price con trol bill are still incomplete, but three major provisions have been decided. They would arm Adminis- trator Leon Henderson with these far-reaching regulatory powers:
 l. Authority to fix price ceilings on all commodities.
 2. Licensing of all importers and commodity brokers, with power to revoke their licenses if they failed to comply with price curbs or civil ian rationing regulations.
 3. Creation of government import mcnopolies. This would prevent dealers from bidding against each other, thus skyrocketing prices. (This system already is in force on rubber. The RFC's Rubber Re- serve Corporation is now the sole U. S. importer of crude rubber and controls both distribution and price.)
 The new plan differs radlcaliy from the overall price freezing formula long advCcated bY Bernard Baruch, who was chairman of the old War Industries Board under Woodrow Wilson. Under sBaruch's method the Government would automatically freeze all prices, wag- es, rents and commissions as of a given "P-Day."
 This plan was considered too rig i'd by Henderson. He wants more flexible legislation to deal with in- creasing hardships in special cases. Also, the basic cause of number of recent price boosts is of for eign origin-not domestic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
HAIDA E BACK
 FROM SEATTLE

The Coast Guard cutter Haida arrived in Juneau last evening at 5 o'clock after a two weeks trip to Seattle. The cutter, under the command of Lieutenant Comman- der H. w. Stinchcomb, will remain in port until the end of the month whereupon it will commence the annual voyage to Western and Northern Alaska carrying provis- ions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
MANY TOURISTS
 FOR WESTWARD

There are 19 round trippers aboard the Mount Mckinley on the present trip. Also aboard are IS making the Golden Belt Tour and 50 booked for the Yukon River Circle Tour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July IT. n Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is Az, American Can 88s4, Anaconda 28as, Bethlehem Steel 741a, Commonwealth and Southern F, Curtiss Wright 8H, General Motors 38A. Kennecott 38as, New York Central 12Ss, North ern Pacific 6M, United States Steel STA, Pound $4.03%.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 127.l6: rails, 29.4o; utilities, 1854.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
FoREIGN CosT FACToRs

Numerous commodities vital to U. s. industry and agriculture come from abroad. Chrome, essential in the hardening of steel, comes from the Transvaal; burlap, from Cal cutta; tin from Bolivia and the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
MAYOR ON TRIP

Dr. E. J. Wheeler, Mayor of Wrangell, is on a vacation trip to Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
INDBERGH ASKS H. I(kE5
 FOR APOLOGY
Declares Has Never Had
 Connection with Any Foreign Government

NEW YORK, July 17-Charles A. Lindbergh has advised President Roosevelt he has had no connec- tion with any foreign Government and received his German decora- tion while serving at the Ameri- can Embassy.
 Lindbergh declared in his let ter he has the right to ask for an apology from Secretary of h. terior Harold L. Ickes for certain statements and implications"
 In his letter to the President, Lindbergh offered to open his files and testify before any committee appointed by the President and answer any charges that may De made against him.
 Lindbergh declared however, that unless the charges made are proved, he felt he has a right to expect truth and justice from members of your cabinet"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17
BUDGET REPORT AWAITED

The Bureau of the Budget, which seems to be all things to all gov ernment, has been making a study
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17

ICKES COMES RIGHT BACK
 WASHINGTON. July 17-Secre- tary of Interior Harold L. Ickes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-17

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

Kondensierter Geschaftsbericht fir den 80 Jun le4
GUTHABEN
Bar Hand und in Banken ............ $ls7123l574
Drekte und garantierte Verphichtungen der
Bundesregiermg abzuglich Amortisations-
Neseive '',..'......... l49AslIooIo
Staatlche, stadtische und sonstige Bonds und
Anlagen, einschliessich Aktien in Federal
Reserve Bank ohne Reservoir .......... 7el84l2.33
Darlehen Abziige und Vorschusse ohne
Reservoir Observation-Disclosures. l5sos7olo4s
Bankgebaude (einschliesslich Cieldanagen
und andere Guthaben, indirek Bankegen-
tum reprasentierend), abzuglch Reservoir 6o76el717
Anderer Gr,mdbesitz (ensChesslch Geldan-
lagen und andere Cuhaben indirect anderes
Grundegentum reprasenerend) ohne
Reservoir .......................... 4o4ses5ss
Anderes Vermogen, abzuglich Reservoir " l,s4elelo4
Kundenschuden auf dieser Bank
gestelte Akzepte ...................!. 7ssss.27
Kundenschuden auf AnleiheverpAehtungen l7es 10000
Total ........................ $5lO,8433126O
VERBINDLIcHKEITEN
lDsposen und anderen vsrpnichtungen unterseordne>
kapital- Aktien ...... $l3S00,O0oOO
Ueberschuss und unverteilte
Pro6te ................. 666762277
Reserve fur Notable l,O06,82663
Ruckzahlungsfonds FIR auf
Kapitanoten bis /. August
l941 augelaufene Zinsen ;. 587,44658 34,66l8ose8
DEpos1rEN
Iederzet abhebbar s22s.4ls,leoe2
acknowledgement
(BevorzugD .......... 1s654,54e75
Corporate Trust Department
(Bevorzug) 6727,847 go 468, ,492 006.0o
Aufgelaufene Steuern, Zinsen etc. w 176slo3o2
Andere verphichtungen ............... 4,05le5424
An kunden ausgestellte Akzepte 73853.27
Aussenstehesde AnleheverpAchtungen l,7e55OO0O
Total ........................ $slo,s433l26o
sas'n der nd vsaees s ss.u" sssn.s,
durch oder elaubt
AurGL1ED FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
MT0LIED CLEVELAND CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
Mtglied Federal Deposit Corporation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

in Sen erGberen StGnten in ser Belt
Sipiiden Mitte Mpril mo Mitte Woi
I'm or Hrosent gcitiegen lit. 9ies
crbobt sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elmer
5amilie nit mittIerem Ginfommcn
I'M "a Ero5ent felt Sllni 1910 uuo
IA Ero5ent ieit Mlauit 1889, nit
Observation-Disclosures nm 5 Groscnt
bober ais i'm Goriobrc uno 8 Yroscn.
bober als Dor 8ipei Sabren.
8Ghrcno elmer Henc in Spracuie.
q. g., bcmerfte 9anbmirtid,afts.
miniiter @ifaro, sic Nabrlmasmit-
tellage in europa lit cine iolhe, ooB,
lpenn Ser &rieg nod lan9e anbGlt,
gum Shlrb bie ssraae mlifpmmcn
miro: ~8er miro sic 0tenifen er.
nGbren, Die Semofraticn oher sic
Gtftoturcn? Sarlml iino crabrs
lhelnllt Nabrlngslnlttclreleroen
mihtiger ais Munitionsreicrpcn."
Gas &riegsamt erflGrte, es miro
Srainiercnoen erlaubt meroen, lib
freilpillig 81 oen Tallidirnltruppcn
81 neloen 8isber muroeu nur re.
gullre slrmeeiolbateu oa5u alsae-
illht. Sas slmt bie6 icrncr ocn 9au
uOn ,sclobGulern in - Mrmce. Stel-
llnaen gut. INN @clegeubeitcn fir
3otbball, goren, Minatlmpfen mo
anberen Salleniport 3l aeben. Sseoes
sSelobaus miro cine 3uidauermenae
Don 275O bis 1850 iaiien fonnen
mo unsefibr $1,000 foiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

lioenten lit 6reiberger als 2eiter ser
Scrlpaltlng titig geiueien uno mar
ais iolder GorIbenoer Oes 9oQsuas,
fomitees.
Witt oleler Grnennl,ns erb1lt sic
Glepelaro Srlllt ganf ibren iiiniten
YraIioenten. Sbr eriter ipar s. q.
W. Goples, Der fem Mmt am 10.
september 1895 antrat, als sic
gant gegriinOet muroe, rno 5luar
nit einem aapital bon $5OO,OOO.
Sbm folgten i'm Sabre 1903 Sal
barn Morris, 1908 s. $. @oif lno
lpater Der nlm perItorbene Sarris
Creed. Ius fleiueu MnfGngen ber,
aus bat lid Ole ganf i'm 2auie Der
Belt 81 elmer Ger grGBten 8eloin.
ltitute oes 9anbes enilpidelt uno Der,
Iiigt itber SilisQueQcn in elmer Sc.
lamtbobe bon anuGberno 511 Wil.
lionen Collars nit ettpa 100000
Sparfonten.
Jrelberger lit Ger erIte Yoriibenoc
oes Terraltlnasrates ieit Dem ge,
ginn oieles rSabrblrnoerts, tpdbreno
8uno, Elm slftion1r oes Sultit,hs,
fpdbreno Der lebten bier Sabre als
Tirettor lmo IRitelieb tpid)tiger
gnsldiiiie fir oie 8anf tdtig gene.
len 1T. 8uno mar Der @riinber Ser
aafiee sag Company, perfaufte abcr
oieles @eidGit 5ll elmer betrG6t
liden Slnme an oie &ello9e Gom-
pam pon Bottle Greet, Mif.; er
1T nod INNER 9ireftor bel oieier
@elellldaft. Ireiberger mar, ebenio
ple Creed, lett ieiner S,geno I'M
Banfgeld)dft tatig lno bereits 40
Sabre elm Mitglieo ser Glepelano
5rnIt Organization. 0adleute ieben
in Der Grnennllna DER beioen Beam,
ten Die Shaifune elmer ioealen Mr-
beitsgeneinihak lm6 lpeiien babel
allf ore borbiloli6en 8anfiers @oii
uno Creed bin.
Sn elmer semeini6aitliden Gr.
tldrung geben 8unb uno 1reiberger
befannt, oaB iie iid) an Die Yolitif
ibrer Worganger balten polen, lnb
iageH II. a. tpOrtlid: nllnier einaiger
@eoante 1T Der, oas fortouieten, mas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Gaift pare Gkeater
Tabrt yWacbctb" auf.

Tielleid)t sllm crlten Male nirf
"Wacbetb" ipl moocrner sluinah.
ing NIT Staoio, Sonlmp Repolpe,
lno Terniebopparotcn ouf ser 1srei
lllftbiibne bcs Guiu Earf Sbcaters
bon Ntittroh, 9. Suli, bis Sans
tag, ~. Suli, uufgefiibrt iperoen.
Iics lit nicbt m,r Elm Stunt"
ipie man 81 iagen pfleat, ionoerr
mir pollen ieine ae9enipGrtige un>
prppbetildc 8eoelltllne oieies Spie.
les berporbebcn, iaat Tireftor 9ern.
boro S5olo. S5olo bat Che slmeri
CON @up" i'm Goin Sbeatcr lebtel1
CONNER aclcitct. Seitocnl mor er
in Sollpmnpo uls tednilhcr Siref.
tor an Marlcnc 9ietrihs Slim
"Nlamnc bon 9tem Orleans" tiitia
Glearence &unonouab pom Ylor
Snlr'c lit Silfsoircftor. Yat S'&ucc.
re miro oic Sitelrollc ipiclen nit 6
,slorp als Saop Wtacbeth. Gonor bon
Detroit miro ais Mocouii umo IolM
Wbeaton ais Soop WtacbuIi auitrc.
ten lno sic bcriibmtc Yortericcne
miro BON Sad Sarnooo segeben
Ser Gorbang gebt plmft $50 llbr
auf om Mittluoh, Gonncrstag, ,srci.
tag uno Samstag inn ,sreiluittbeo,
ter an Sec lno superior Nos, IN
SlpeclanO Seiahts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
FAMOUS OHIO BATTLEFIELDS
An Ohio Fort Protects Colonial Armies

by ambushed Indians. Thirteen
returned safely but the bodies OF
two men lay in the snow.
Then Simon Girty, white rene
gade, took hand. He persuaded
the English at Detroit to send a
war party of 200 Wyandots and
Mingoes against isolated Fort
Laurens.
Early on the morning of Febru-
ary %, 1879, seventeen soldiers,
following their daily routine, left
the Fort to bring in wood which
had been cut the previous fall.
There was no hint of danger un-
til from behind trees and under
brush the painted warriors rushed
to cut off their retreat to the Fort.
The short, sharp bat lie ended as
quickly as it began, " n the death
or capture of every soldier.
Then the siege began. Provi-
sionS in the Fort were low. Daily
rations were reduced to a quarter
of pound of sour dough and the
same of rancid meat.
But the soldiers were not the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
HippoHrcnte Ckcater
y Sic Gribe camc coo" iuiro nod
cine 8ud)e uuraefiibrt.

Tie Observation-Disclosures ipiinihen sic
Sbauipielerin Bette Sapis nod
einnlal 81 ieben pie iic Cactus bolt
nit Simmp Gognc neben ibr iiteno
uno miro Sinmp in ieiner noblen
Nrt oos @ralltpafct oblieiern? Tas
Stiif lit 10 beliebt, baB sic Gerlpal-
tlng beIhlolien bat es nod fir cine
Wohe 81 5cigem.
IS ipielen alBer genannten nod,
nit: Stllart Grpin, eugene Eala,
tee, ssof Carton, George Sobios unb
Surru Supcnport. Sies lit sic lebta
@clegenbeit oieien Slim i'm Sippo-
bronze Sbeater 81 iebcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
paiieft Sic a,.f ,pGtrenH
Sic eetett -.
Sast Holiseidef George s. Mato,uit

,Yollen Sic auf, nGbrenb Sie
geben," lit ser quite Mot 0es Yoliaei'
departments, 10 boB Sic Sbr 2eben,
Sbre @eine umo eincn Dollar iparen.
MusaclpGblte 8olisltcn iino iiber Die
gan5e Staot itationiert lporoen, UNI
@arnunasfarten an oieienisen a,s'
5uteilen, oic sic @eiebe beim 8ebeu
berleben.
Sic Eoli5iiten, sic oieie 3arten ha'
ben, paiien bcionocrs allI a,,f iold)e,
oie sic Strabc siuiihcn 5luci StraBen
freu5cn, oenn oie Statiltif benefit,
oaB geraoe iolfc, oic oic StraBen III
0titte zines SGlIerfompler treu5eu,
81 meiiten SobesfGIlen oocr Serlet'
lln9en gefiibrt bat. Gs lit immer einc
8elegenbcit iiir 9lutounfGlle, 3,tmal
ncnn man bonn ssubiteig berl,nter
tritt mnb 5,par oft in sen @eg zines
autos. Motoriiten iino INNER abt'
lam iuenn iic elmer arcllslmg naben
oocr elmer StraBe, obcr tic erparten
niht ooB ienano sipiihem 3lpei Stra.
ben sic SalptitroBc frell5t, uno liuo
ouber niht in Ser Gage ben llnfall
81 perbiiten. Die lebten 49 llufGue
uno 453 &crlebllngen bon SuBgdn.
germ pailierten spiiebeu S1,iier.
fpmplcren.
Gieie @nrnlngen iucrocn nod oen
SuBgunacrn bis gum 10. Suli gege'
ben unO nodber Wcroen Die uSap.
malfer" einen Suftbefebl aui ser an.
oeren Seite Ger StraBe erbalteu, mo.
fiir tie einen Collar Straie aabIen
nliiiien, gerabe 10 nie menn Elm Mo.
torilt am lmredten Elab parft ODER
Sll lan9e parft
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

lamen rno lnbaltbarcn Saten ,e!
mes international @eGbteten" beu
gen. Ser ErGiibent ioate, menn ois
&ereiniaten Staaten in nieier Stre;t
rage nodgebelL niueroeu mir lm$
unauabletb!lh Der @eltberrihoit er
Beben. ="
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