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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28

In a radio address to the Army on
the reasons for extension of selec-
tive service, War Secretary Stimson
said the Government realized TIE
personal sacrifice of additional ser
vice but was also conscious of the
danger to the U. S. He said some
of the most significant symptoms
which invariably forecast the
coming of a new Axis attack
are occurring in South America .
the most dangerous avenue of at
tack against u.s.
The War Department announced
that unless the international sltua-
ton becomes more serious it intends
to release by December 10 approx
mately $1,000 National Guardsmen
indicted last fall, 10000 selectees
indicted last November and Deem
Der, and 100000 Reserve officers.
The releases will be made upon APP
plication in accordance with the fol
lowing priorities; dependency and
hardships, age of more than 2S on
July /, 1941, and marriage for those
who have served II months. Men
completing enlistments will also be
released on request.
Aid to Britain, Russia, China
The President announced aircraft
ferry and air transport services to
West Africa and the MiddleEastern
war zone to provide direct and speedy
delivery to "a critical point in the
front against aggression :" The
route will be so arranged that it
will not pass through the zone Of
actual warfare, Mr.. Roosevelt said.
The President told his press con-
ference Russian needs fall into two
categories: (D materials Immediate
ly available to help them in their
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28
Durant Locals

Mrs. l., ], Wilkes, DR. John Wilkes.
ir.. Louise Lance and Maxine Leard
played at the Duplicate Bridge Club
IN Yazoo City Thursday night. Lou
We and Maxine won high for the
north and south direction. Winning
a silver trophy plus national rating
points. Mrs. Wilkes and DR. Wilkes
placed third for the north and south
direction,
Mrs. J. p. Durham and daughter.
Kathryn, spent Thursday and Friday
in Winona.
DR.. Frank Mitchell Of Sails wa
visitor in Durant Thursday.
Clyde and Charles Durham were
Jackson visitors Thursday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28
COLT SHOW -
Continued from page One>

! NSonthnuco iTO" page 0ucI
Henry D. Randall, Lexington, Rt. 3,
End.
J Best mule colt months old to
year: Leon Anderson, Lexington,
J Rt. g., LIST.
Best mule colt 10 months old to
18 months: Leon Anderson, Licking
ton, Ri. 6, list; Gene Booth, Lex
ington, RI. 3, End; George Randcll,
Lexington, Ri. 3, Bird
/ Best mule colt 10 months old to
2 years old: Henry D. Randell, Lex
ington, Ri. 3, LIST.
Grand prize for best mule colt any
age: Nose Wigley, Eden, Rt. l.
Class iii
Best Horse or filly colt 8 months
old and under: Thomas Randall, Lex
ington, Ri. 3, LIST.
Best Horse or filly colt 7 months
old to ! year: Dent Bailey, licking
ton, Ri. s. LIST.
Best Horse or filly colt 10 months
cid to 2 years Dent Bailey, Licking
en-. Rt. s, 1st; Nose WigIey, Eden,
RI. l, End; Ohio Byrd, Lexington,
II. /, Bird
Grand Prizes for best horse or fill
~ colt, any age: Dent Bailey, Lex
ington, Rt. s.
| Saddle Horses:
: Saddle gaits to be judged in this
class, Fox Trot, Walk and Gallop:
Henry Waterer, Tchula, list; Howard
i Terry, Lexington, Rt. 3, End; J. D.
Williams, Lexington, Rt. 3, 3rd
Saddle Horses utility Glass; white
| only:
! years old, home grown and
/ trained: Henry Waterer, TchuIa, 1st
J. D. Williams, Lexington, Ri. 3, End;
H. P. Watson, Lexington, Bird.
Saddle Horses (open classes for
white only: w. M. Unger, Tchula,
1st; Dickson Peaster, Thornton, End
n. L. Nichols, Jr., Lexington, Bird.
Saddle Horses (open classes for
! negroes only: VIII Henderson, Lex
ington, Ri. 3, 1st; Frank Hooper,
Lexington, Rt. 3, End; Ohio Williams,
Ribbons and Not Prizes:
Lexington, Ri. 6, 3rd.
Saddle Horses: Dickson Peaster,
Thornton, lst; Fl. L. Nichols, Lexing-
ton, End; Mac Unger, Tchula, 2rd
Brown Allen Winners: Henry Wat
sou. Lexington, 1st; Mike McQuir-
ter. End; Il. l. Waterer, Tchula, 3rd
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28

-ol Suygsnd lseI le 5! so!1emv, esne3
ward peak production. Tooling
Cp will soon be over. Guns, tanks
nd planes are coming in daily in
ereasing numbers" He cited produc-
ton increases in the past six months
anks, 500 percent; other vehicles
800 percent; machine guns, 225 per
aent: anti-aircraft guns, 400 per
,ent: smokeless powder, 400 per
cent.
Civilian Supply
OPM and the Office of Price Ad-
ministration ordered auto production
for the 1942 model year cut to ST.
300 cars during the four months be-
ginning August 1, compared with L.
800 900 during the four months end.
a July 81. General Motors, Chrys.
Ter and Ford were asked to make q
27.6 percent cut from last years
levels; Studebaker, Hudson, Nash,
Packard. WHY'S and Crosley 20.2.
OPM Associate Director Hillman
said unemployment in the industry
would be headed off by transfer OF
workers to defense plants and 9TH
err defense industries and the con-
version of auto production machinery
to defense work along the same lines
as similar moves in the silk indus
try.
Defense Contracting
The OPM announced changes in
Army and Navy purchasing policies
TO combat unemployment in plants
and communities threatened will,
shortages of materials because OF
priority action and to utilize more of
the nations productive capacities
through subcontracting. The Govern
ment can negotiate contracts at pri-
ces up to Is percent above current
quotations, deal with joint groups
Of small contractors, eliminate bids
and performance bonds when neces.
sary, inspect products at the plant
to facilitate prompt payment and
call for bids to be broken down into
optional units to permit smaller
firms to bid.
Agriculture
Price Administrators Henderson set
ceiling prices of burlap, used at in
the packaging of feed fertilizer and
agriculture products, at approximate
ly 20 percent below recent New York
quotations.
OPM announced 35 to 40 new egg
drying plants will be built by private
interests at cost of from $50, 900
to 100000 each in Illinois, Iowa,
Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, New
York, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and
Ohio, increasing capacity from H.
100000 to more than 100, 900, 900
pounds annually to provide dried
eggs to Great Britain. Similar pro-
jects are under consideration to ex-
pand milk drying, cheese and other
concentrated food production for
American and British requirements.
Civilian Defense
Civilian Defense Director La
Guardia arranged for the first State
wide "blackout" to be held the night
of September IL in New Mexico
Twelve towns will be bombed" fire
will be started in vacant lots and
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28
Mrs. RUBBISH Hostess
To Bridge Club

Mrs. W. f. RUBBISH was hostess to
members of the Tuesday Bridge Cub
at her home this week
Guests were Mrs. John Jenkins
aei Miss Gertrude McCune.
Miss Catherine Calender WAS WIN
ner of high score prize.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed TO those present.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28

Allen, Mrs. J. E. Sweany, Mrs. D.
II. Fleming, Mrs. Perry Melton and
drs. s. C. Ray gave the program.
Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Matte Mcdonald
bad charge of the social hour during
which delicious Refreshments we're
served by the following hostesses.
Mrs. II. C.. Mitchell, Mrs. d. M. How
ard. Mrs. Percy Browne, Mrs. M. n.
Taylor, and Mrs. d. I'll. Fleming.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28
A D Y f R TISIN 6
CT A ) SIFIE D

We have in your vicinity the finest
spinet which can be bought for
great savings, write immediately P.
o. Box 624, Birmingham, Ala.
August 20, 4 times.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY

RELIABLE PERSON WANTED to
call on farmers in Attala County.
No experience or capital required
Some making $4,000 in week.
Write McNESS CO., Dept. S, Free
port, Ill. times
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28

FOR RENT-Three room apartment
with gas stove. Call Mrs. R. C..
Elmore.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
,,Glattsis" Ssta,iipiel
IN s,pei 2luisiioen

Ger Geutihe Glub oes Gleuelnno
college ser @eitern Neierpe llniper.
Iitdt iiibrt am Samstaa, oen 8. So
pembcr 5:15 llbr abenos, I'M Glepes
lano College 9luoitorilm am Yublic
SQuare oas berrliCbe :ShaIlpicl
.8latteis" BON q. Suuf aui. Ser
gintritt lit BLOB 25c einl6lieblih
Steuer. Der lleberifuB gebt OIL eil
Stipenoium iiir oelltid)e 8elebriams
felt oa5 bonn Club gesriinoet muroe.
Tieer Club wuroe Dor 10 Sabren
aegriinoet unb Die Sh,beuten oes
College baben jGbrlid beutihe Sbca
teritiide auigeiiibrt. Dfebr pie Ole
S1lite Der Vfitglieoer lino ihon iiber
sic Goaegeiabre biuaus uno ipiclen
sod nod NIT. Sm 3lpildenaft lpirN
Elm Soppelquartett cinige biibhe Sic.
ser iinaeu. Gas Stiif miro 5lpei
Stlnoen onuern.
Gs miro anaenommen, OaB aae.
sic Elm Ssnterelie al ser oelltlhen
Sprade nehmeu uno oeren 8eibe.
baltl,ng aui Dem Gebrplan Ser Uni.
oerlitdt gerne mitbelien ourh ibrt
Seilnablue, oaourd) ermutigen liz
oieie jlngen amerifaner Die Oeut
ihe aultur auf bem Ylan 5u balten
Gs miro er.partet, BOB iid oas grobs
sluoitorium als au flein ertpeiiel
miro. Die 2eitung liegt in oen San
Ben bon 5r. aGtbe s. 2epebne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Ntetauimeter ais
tttcNerfteS Hilfsntittel
Scr Gkirureie

Berlin. Or. phil. nat. babil. YUA.
5olo lit ser Grfinocr uno &onitrl,f.
teur bcs ncuen Siemtns.Metollius
bcrs. TicieS @erGt lit ais meientlidc
Vcrcid)erung oes Sanolperf5euges
ocs Gbirlrgcn, Dor allcm i'm 3rieg,
ansulpre6cn nnO audi bereits ane1.
FAINT. 9is iebt bat iicb Ser Meton-
Iud)er ifon bel melWeren blnbert
Sperationcn beitens betpGbrt: Ser,
lager iiuo bisber nidt aufeetreter,
lelblt nitt bel 10 ihipierigen sluls
gaben, iuie cs sic gntfernu,g elmer
NGbnobel ans ser 2llnge oocr iteds
nabclgrober Splitterhen au5 &nic.
gclcnfen uno anoercn ticilicgcn>eu
gefGb: mo ncrpenrciheu 8cucbc.
porticn bartlett.
Scr Sicmcnsmctalliuber lit eil
@crGt, bas ouf elcftro- -of,litiid)cnl
@cae gum sluifinoen bon Sted.
ihiiiien uno Metaaiplittcrn IN
mcnihlihcn aGrpcr mGbrcnS ser
Operation unter @cnllblmg bon
Observation-Disclosures bient. Sic
2ofoliiatioustehnif beltano hisbcr
in Ser Nontgcno,inobme Dor ser
Operation lmo in ser Hontgenourd,.
lcud,t,lng lpGbreuo ser Speraticr,
Elm 0erfabrcn, bas munhcrlei Ead:
teile nit iif hringt. Ger SiemenS,
metolliuher, Scr nit pollia gciahr'
loIen SobircQuens Shpingunge,
flcinlter SnteniitGt urbcitct, permci.
oct grlmbiGblib nIc nit bcm 9urd,
leud)tlungs6ctrieb lpibrcno ser Spe'
ration perbrnhenen Nad)tcile uni
Bcfabrcn ln0 bcbeht sic MGngcI
uno lln9enalli9feiten in Ser Srts'
beitimmmg oeS Metoas bl,rd) MGni
genalfnahmen. Tas @erut enthIl
II. a. spei itcrililicrbdre Sudipuhcr
| 0S uuS 10 NM grrb) mo einer
2autiprcdcn. 9rinat man Sic Spitt
ser ie,ueils einaeId)alteten Sonoe II
Sic HGbe eines MctaateiIchcn, I,
miro ser pcrber I'M 2autipreber ein
geItellte tieie Con bober, ,nb slpa
um 10 mebr, ie nGher sic Sonbe a
bas Mctallteilden bernngefiihr
miro.
g0ic bisber nerocu audi be! Sci
9(nmcnollng ocs. SiemcnsM MetaIliu
tcrs Dor ser Sneraticn gum 3rped
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
HippeHret,,e Gteater
-%I-
N Yauf in tie &.N.J." besinnt
Samstag, ben 8. Nuucmbcr.

Sic erlte 8eid,ihte bon Britain
MEMS fdmpfenoer R.a.1. miro aui
Ser 2einiuano oes Sippoorome
1beater se5cigt, iuenn ser neue 90
Genturn 6or Slim uoreeiiibrt miro.
5pronne Toper ipielt aIs ser
rOant" unS @ettp 8rable ais ieiuc
Jlamme nnO sic 8ei6id)te bon eng.
lambs Mdnnern AM Simmel iolgt
linen I'M 2eben, 9icben un0 2ahen,
ndbrenO allf ser Groe, nno bringen
beroiidJe Saten icrtig ipenn lie in
Ser Suit iino.
Sn oieiem 9ilS iiuS aimpie in ser
Suit 81 ieben, 1liiee iiber 9eutid=
lano, Serlaiien bon Giinnfirhcn,
Sanoen i'm Geindeslano etc. IS mir
fen nod nit Sobn Sntton. Reginalo
Gardner lno Blaops Cooper. Die
len Slim iollten Sie aui ieben ;Sall
leben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

Ser Iuseats ser aFaporsnuhl
bat benienigen, sic cine iibermGltj.
genSe Mebrbeit iiir ,Sranf 5. Can.
Idle porausfagteu, HeNt eegebcu.
@cnn Sic aenauen 3ah!en Dor.
liegen. miro 9auIte cine Otehrbcit
BON umseiGbr $4,000 Stimnnen
auT5utueiien boben.
Sas Grgebnis BON 911 ser
1915 @ablbeSirfe lautet: 129,21S
iStimmen iiir 9au'Ne uno S2,OSO
Stimmen fiir glptbin.
Sieier 9anorutit iiir Souicbe
itelt sen beiten Heforo in ser Sc
id)id)te ser giiraerneiiterluohI pon
Glepelano oor
gesiinItist bon Sem bcrrlithen
Wahllpetter iibten rumo 25O,O0O
Stimmgeber ibr @ablrecht aus.
0tit Gonuro 9Ipthiu, Dem Ne
publifaner lnN nnturalIiiertcn
u@elibmon", ser Dor 10 Ntonuten
5llm Nahfolger non Wopor SaroIO
$. Burton ernnnnt nuroe, erlitt
Ole republitanIihe Organization
inter &ongreBmann George s.
genoer cine ihlpere 9tieoerlage
Ser lebte Salt i'm Gountp gina
oen Hepublifunern perlorcn.
Mit 5rauf 5. Sallicbe iiegte Sic
bempfratiihe Organization unter
2eitung uon Golmtps s&oriiter Hap
Z. Willer. Sallihes Sieg lit ieooh
mebr elm perionliher Sri,nlpb aIs
eln Sleg ser Eartei. 9auihe bat
bon 8eginn Der &agne an ge=
seigt, bab er audi als 9Fapor oie
llnabbinsisteit nahren Mil, oie er
ais Rid)ter uno TurteimitgIieo Itets
al oen Gag sclegt bot.
Jranf s. Sailicbe lit ser Sohn
bon beiheioenen Ginmanoerern. Gr
lit in ser 8egeno Der 65. StraBe
un0 ct. Clair sluenue IN ser ilo=
ueniihen &olone nlT9clpadyien.
Naf elmer eriolgreidben aarrlerc
als WuniSipal- lmo Gonmonpleas=
rid]ter lit er iebt Ourh ba5 Ser-
trauen ieiner lRitbiirger ltapnr ser
StaSt Sleuelano geporoen
Mls Hihter bat er letten sSintcr
Die aampagne segen oic fommers
5ieaen alubs unb SpielbOllen Der
8oritaote geiiibrt uno oieie Elaee
gum eritcn @tal ieit 5luau5ig Sab
rem gdnjIif geIdloiien.
Wit 9auIhes Sieg fonmt eine
Yeriooe mierer it1otiihen Terpal'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

tlng sum NbINInB, Die nit @ur.
toms SSabI Dor ieha Sahreu be
gam. 2auihes Sicg mar 10 pou.
fonlncn lmo entideioeno, oaB Ser
rcpubIifani'hc Gountp &oriiber
&onarcbmann George @enoer, SIp.
tbins HieoerIase 5lgab. nahocm
crit Die Heiultute Don 200 ser 1915
@ablbe5irfe porlagen.
9tahoem Sic Heiultate pon etlpa
100 meitcrcn @abIbeSirfcn porlo-
gen, CAB uuc1 9Iptbin ieine Nieoer.
Iage Sl, llo IN elmer riihrcnoelt
GrtIGrlng Oanfte er iiber Sen
Hunofluf Ser Stoot iiir sic 8ele.
genbeit, Die lie ihm gcgeben bate,
ibr aIa Ntdpor 81 NiencL. Gr gru-
nllierte SarIfc 81 ieinem Siea
uno erbot lih, ibm in ieoer @eiit
81 helien, ipenn Cr eS miinId)t.
9aulhe telephoniertc 9lptbin
uno oanttc inn fiir ieinc Ireunoli.
hc &aItllng. @lcih5citig peroiIent'
lid}te er cine GonfeserfIdrlng an
oie Staot l,nO iagte iiber Ser
GunoIunf, oub lein Sies e;n Siel
Ser Soeen lei al Die er glaubt
Sm oenlofratiihen Suuptauartie1
an 24O Superior slpenue bereltet
man ihm cine Itiirniit,c S,ation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

Ser Decentralization cine ooer mcbre.
re Montsena''inabmcn aemadt. I'm
ter sll1slpert,lng Sieies Greebniiic,,
luiro ser Shnitt nab birurgiiten
8cli6tspunftcn bis gum unacfGbrcn
2agepurft ocs ssremoforpers &C,
fiibrt. Gam bringt Ser Gbirurg Sic
cingcidaltetc Sonoe in sic Sd,uitt.
nunoe, beluegt tic bin uub ber, um
in ser &iht,lna, IN ser sic ltdrfite
SonbobcuGnoeruna bcmerft miro.
tpeiter 81 ihneioen. Sic Sdnittrid.
t,na miro alio orrh sic af,lltiibe
slnSeigc laufenS forrigiert. 9as be.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

oeutet, oaB oas Suben nah Senl
6rembforper nur nenige Winutcn
oauert llno sic eiaentlihe Nrbeit oes
Gntfernens Damn Beginner fam.
9ei elmer on1tration fiibrts
Or. YGtolo oos bon linn erba,te &C.
rat nidt nur an cinenl groBen
Sdtpomm Dor. in bem WetallItiide
perboraen maren, ionSern audi an
cigenen v9cibe", 5. +. or fiibrtc bic
Sonhe aui oeln untercn Seil ieines
8eliNts berlnl. Sobalh er in oic
N1he elmer 3abnplombe fam. tpur-
oc ser bis 0ahin brnflc Son beQ ,ln0
INNER better.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Dereetrsnaetriette,,
saat Yoliseidei George 5. @oto'
mih.

Sm Sftobcr baben pier3ebn Ser
loncn ibr Seben bur6 0erfebrsln.
fGllc in Sen Straieu Glcpelanos Der.
loren. Gic @ebrsabl oerielben er,
eigncte iid al reaneriiben ODER ncb.
ligen Saeen oils sic sidtbarfeit
aui ein Minilnum gei,lnfen mar unS
Sabrer io,uobl oils luBgGnger bebin.
Serte. Iieielben @etterperbGltniiie
iteben in fommcnocn Monaten BE-
Dor uno peroen oie Geiabren lpeiter.
bin fir alle Berioncn erb0hen, sic
oie Straben benuben miiiien.
Gie Glepelanoer Yoliaei eriu6t
Ole Seffentlidfeit, iie in ibrem De-
itreben oie StraBen fir sen 8ertebr
iider 81 MAIDEN, nod ardften sl
lmteritiiben. Gie 1subaGnger miiiien
iid) INNER pieoer Dor Mueen balten.
oab BEL idlehtem @etter ser Sab,
rer niht gut ieben fann uno iollte
Der TuBganger besbalb iiberbaupt
nidt in oen Weg eines berannaben-
oen Iabr5euges treten. Der Gabrer
anoererieits ioa feline geid)tuinoias
feit mabigen uro oem GuBg6nger
Die Moglidfeit eeben, Den Biirger-
iteig su erreiden. 4oflidfeit 1T eines
Der eriten 8cbotc in Ser wefdmpiuns
Der llngIiidsfdae. Beriidiidtiee oie
lNedte 1einer Wfftmen{dlcm: Il,
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Meiultat Der
Mt6terWablen

Non l016 @abaofolen licgen
oie porIaliigen Graehniiie pon 500
Dor, nn Sdno hcrcr it'd Die 5ufiini,
tiga S,'esun ser slrmter am
Staotgcriht b2reits abIeben liibt.
Die b;aber nbgegebcren St:mmen
uertcilcn iid aui Nie ein5eIncn Gan.
ooatcn, luie iOlst:
Sermin bcginnsno I. San. 1912:
8robnan S5,906, Seneicp 32,6l3,
Mc9tnmarn 23,079. Shneioer 90,
S64.
Serm;n beaiuneno ,. San. 1912
aouabp 1O1, ,O5l, 8ibbonS 41,975.
Sernin baginneno 3. San. 1912:
@eltropp SS,564, McGartbp CO.
222.
Sernl:n besinneno 4. San. 1912:
Gilbert S5,SO2, SerrsIl 1888.
WcGaiicrtp 22,644.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
Okie 1seu Gelepken g.. bat 100000 Gelepkete
t.. Int 8etricb

Sic Ohio 8ell Selepbon Gompa,
M bat iett sic 3abl bon 100000
Selerbonen inn 8etrieb iiberltiegen,
nob elmer Serie bon ununterbrohe-
nem @ahstum tpGbreno sen lebten
Is Monaten. Sebe @od)e mar elm
@adstum 81 bemerfenL iaete Yaul
@. Merrid, Ohio 8ea Selepbon Ii=
piiions Manaeer.
Seit slniong oes ssabres lit ser
Muiitauuna am itdrfiten ee,ueien
nit 74,571 Snltrl,mcnten in sen er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

Iten AZ @otben i'm Sabre 1941. ges
aen 1853 in 1910 uno So, ia III
1887.
Sas 0erteioigungsproaramm bat
mcbr 8cid)Git eebraht I'M Sanoel
tuie in Snouitrie, uno baber oas
&erlanaen nad) Sl,lcpbonoienlt.
Glepelono bat ieiuen Seil ba5u beige
traaen. Sn Glenelano aaein tpuroen
nobesu 25,SOO Telephone eln9c-
Iteut. Ssm Sabre 1910 lparen es nur
1860.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

Ter ne!le Ntapor hat es porlIu-
zig ubgelebnt, Oie uorauaiihtlihell
:Vflt9lieoer ieinea aabinetts 81 neu.
ncn Gr fat crtldrt, oaB er sic
Stoot fiir cine fllr5e sserienseit per
loIien miro. Gr miro iein slmt am
llGhitcn Montag antreten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06
.6rank q, gau(rbe Der t1eue
BurQermet(ter bon Cle0elann

Srit n Nmt nden Nontag an-eaues Maordt felt einen
&eoro In Der @ide her saot bar
Sieg als Elm Seg Der Yartc 0e @epubtaner berieren
ibren lcken Salt I'M GOuutD
sa"' sptn ssb @ Msoess @" d Hesr@" ss
rHbrenon Gflnns uuldufs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-06

Automatische Gas Wasser-
heizer sind sparsam i'm Be
trieb-kosten nur einige Cents
den Tag. Sic sind leicht zu
kaufen auf bequeme monat-
liche Abzahlungen; Sic k6n-
men nit Ihrer Gasrechnung
zusammen bezahlen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Jailed
In Shooting Of
Ford Unionist

A beer garden brawl today
landed one Ford plant unionist in
Receiving Hospital with a gunshot
wound. another in Jail for investi-
CATION, and lodged Morris Left
kovitz, better known as Max the
Barber" one time bondsman be-
hind bars for investigation Of
felonious assault.
Arthur McEnroe. AZ. of 1877
West Grand boulevard is In seri-
Gus condition with a wound in the
abdomen. Police said the shot was
fired by Lefkovitz, night bartender
at Abs Wabash avenue.
The, alteration started, state
ments agree, when McEnroe's
companion. William Kenney, 81,
of Abs Wabash avenue splashed
beer on another bartender, Frank
Ariff, of 4040 Fenkell avenue.
In the fight that followed, Lef-
kovitz said, McEnroe and Kenney
attacked him behind the bar and
he pulled the gun in self defense.
Lefkovitz. 50, lives at 1885 Rich
ton avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
PIdnsCompIeted
For Army Day

A speech by Louis johnson,
former assistant secretary Of war,
will highlight Detroits observance
of Army Day tomorrow.
johnson will speak at noon at
an open air meeting at the City
Hall.
The days program will begin
with ceremonies in the schools IN
the morning
At 11.30 a. m. a parade will
march down Woodward avenue
from Montcaln street TO the City
Hall.
At 1890 p. m. a public luncheon
will be held in the Book-Cadillac
Hotel. Eight hundred tickets TO
the luncheon have already been
sold
Gov. Murray D. Van Wagner
in a proclamation today requested
of the day throughout
the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
For Defense
Carpenters Put $50 Top
on Initiation Fees
International New. Service Wire

INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-The
AFL Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners today pledged itself
to make every effort 10 avoid
strikes on defense projects.
The brotherhood, throug h a
statement of its general executive
board, declared full support of
the national program for financial
aid 10 Great Britain, and added
il would do its part by striving
to avert work stoppages.
President William L. Hutcheson,
also a first vice president of the
AL, pointed out that the brother
hood has taken steps TO keep de-
Tense projects fully manned by
it illegal for any local Of
the union 10 charge more than
$50 initiation fee for any new
member.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Complete Range of Sizes:
Juniors, 9 10 1871 Misses, IA 10 2oi
Womsn's, 90 10 "a

SPORT COATS of tweeds, Heeces,
Shetlsnds plaids and novelties
box and fitted styles, wrap
arounds tan, powder blue and
grey DRESS COATS of wool, and
rayon twill and crepe in belted, fit
ted and box styles =. pique trims
and nautical effects.
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