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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Gaemi,osfelee

Der 4erbitbsriatamlnna ber 0emtiden
8onferens ber Hittsbmrsb Spnobe Der
9. 8. 6. u. in Ser ct. 8etri Stride
at Detroit, Neidj.
lgbrm. Spbannes Geutfh, 9aitor loci
/ Ntn 6. nnb Z. Cftober, 1912.
Dienstag, ben 6. Sftober:
2::30 llbr nad)m. Groffnuna mad,
agenoariifer Sronllng. NamensIiite.
gintragung ser @emeinoepertreter
Hrotofollperleiltng. 8eamtenberibte
Grnennune Ser Notwithstanding.
| $3.50 l1br Gogmatiieh biitoriidN
Mrbeit bon Haitor Sobnnnes Geutld)-
lGnoer Sr. geidtgpttesoienit bon
Baitor Sans Sobnsbein g. Z. 90.
(grias Or. Sans 6oiiel)
1880 llbr aonferen5gottesoienit
Ereoigt bon Yaitor Sans Sermam
Geutid)Ianoer Sr. (griab Eaitor Ni-
d,aro &. Spree g. s. Nf.) 6eier bes
Seiligen slbenomables. 8efannt-
tttaGungen.
Mitt1poh, oen Z. Sftpber::
8 ltbr bormittags Wtorgenanoa61
pon Haitor Sbomas $. S0nieer. Gre:
getiifc Mrbeit ppn Yaltor 2ubapig q
5ritid, 9. 8. 8eid)dftsiibltng. 9e.
ipreGllng ser 8erif)te. 8eridbt iiber
2ntberliga nno Sugenbarbeit bon
Haltor Sans JoiieI. 5rauenmiiiions.
perein bon EaItor &ibaro 81. Sure
8ruherbnno uno MGnnerarbeit por
Haitor Sans 3. s. Simoleit. 2utbe
ran @orlo Mction. NGd)lte &onferens
Musar1rtige 8ertreter. MntrGse.
IL l1br @ertagl,ng nit @cbet Dor
Eaitor Safob s. 6lesler, 8. 8.
! t:3O llbr gr0finung bon Yaito1
=. Jrleorth" Grant. Tortletl1ng Del
@eihditsoronl,ng. 0anfesbeibliiiie
gertaglng nad) agenoariiher Orb
hung ourd) &onferen5praies Eaito1
| 5becbor Bud, 8. 8.
! 8. q. Sritih,
EShriftipart ser 0eutlhen &onferen;
| Bern. Mpron 6. Saplor, Erdii
bent NooiepeIts perlonliher Gertre
ter baim 8atifan, bat oem 8ap1t Sc,
| Grdiioenten peri0nlidbe sluslegl,n!
| ser &riegs5iele iiberbrad,t.
! 8elfaIt, 9soroirlano. Gin amerifa
Inilfer Soloat hit inter gebeimnis
poQen llmitdnoen altf Holten erihoi
lien poroen. Die WfilitGrbebDroen "a
!ben sen Namen oes Soten nift be
lfannt. gs iei aber fein perbGdtige'
( 3ipiliit in Ger Rnbe. eespeien uno e
lbanbelt iih ipabriheinlih I'M Selblt
Imorb pOer llnfau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3lucia 26.

slaen Ofitglieoern oes 3lpeig &c
oiene sur gefdaieen Nabriht, oab sic
reselmGBige GeriamnIline Sonntag,
Sen 4. Sftober, 3 ltbr nafmittags,
i'm Sahienbeim abeebalten miro. slQe
0fitglieoer iino eriudt in ser Ser
iammluns anlpeieno gu iein, neil
mihtige 8eit1fte sli perbanoeln iinb.
shlb miro ser 9eriht pom Stiftl,ngs-
ieIt abgegeben tperben.
q. s. 8inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
4pnnerstaa, Sen 1. Dftober 1942
3mriiefit eus1ite mar IN
tpi<tttaitcft fallen

Waibin9ton. Hanl 9. Mcyei.tt, Der
0oriiebenoe ser g4ar Wtunpplper
Gpmmillion, entihieo, Dab ,tad oepl
6. Sftoher 0unoesangeitellte aus be-
ruflihen @niinben nidt mebr 5uritd-
aeitent peroen fonnen, es lei oenn.
bab iie iid, rin elmer fit bie arieg-
fiibrune abiplut notpenoigen Shliils
ielltelll1ng befinoen.
Tesgleihen loa ibnen frelpilltge
@eItellllng gum Vtilitdr perlpelgert
'perocn, iucnn ibre sipile Seldmftis.
ing eine 3uriifltellllng nottpeitolg
madt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
INSTRUMENTATION Sct
HanNelsbanfcf itcieett

@aibinatpn. Die 5eoeral Depoiit
Sniurance Corporation beriftete, sic
&apitalsanlagen Ser 1899 periifer-
ten Sanoelsbanfen in Heaierungs-
@ertpapieren bdtten iib in Dem am
80. Slni abeelauienen &ednunas-
iahre Inn 81 8ro5ent auf $25,935,-
100000 permebrt. Die 8eianltaftien
ser 9onfen iparen am 80. sunni $7S.-
705, 100000 ober 8 Hro3ent mebr
ais ein aSabr pprber; Die Sepoiiten
$7tt6 100000, ebenfaas 8 @ro-
sent mebr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
8rief.
Srief.
Cine warit,.fte Al, allc
GlaubenseeneiIen!

SSn elmer Gana0ileDl:, 3eitlula iunr'
Se unldngit elm griei uerofieE:i'ht,
Der aus elmer Staot ienieits oss
G5eans) bie ariegs-grinhrung iol-
senocrmaeen beldreipt:
,.sU.r naren elm Sersniigen,liehen-
bes S:if, icir ebrtc;t sen 3ag Dcs
&errn rl6t. ginger !itser auf Gif-
i:i.:s :,..et ans Mc'r 3.:ocn. = 9tnn
iinS s,t &ii1ten perh,tn s'GSer uns
Nidniis eingeitellt. @ir filhren
lieber I'M Muto berum. as in sic Sir
DIE 81, ben; ieet b...:, luir cIhcrtr
age oi III tor fuel" @enn Die
UIoi.':: lns gum Get: :Sienit rieien.
borl'" tc:r nidt bin; ltt' oiirien fei-
ns Y..aen selGutet :::::r..'c::, es lei
>e:::n ~, S9nrnlna - 0cln ,se!nhe.
llniere &tr6en mar, ilnmer bnlb
leer; iie bGtten INNER iib,riiiil: iein
f0nnen, penn ale Gbriiten tire
Pflid)t setan 61tten, = iest m0ften
mir 5ur Stride geben, aber nun iinb
uniere airhen &uinen. 8ir rpollten
niht b0ren oas Gpengalium oes Jrie-
Oet,s, nun iino mir se5lpunsen. oas
@eihrei oes arieses an3uboren.
l1nier @elo apollten mir niht geben
fir -Mrbeit, nun miro es uns
ipegsenommen in Stenern uno boben
Ereiien. Das giien, fit oas mir @ot1
nidt 6anften, lit iest faum mebr auf.
5utreiben. llniere 1ienite, Die tpir
@ott uno ieiner Stride periaeten, iinb
iebt conicribiert fir oas 2anb. lin
ier 0tbeh tpouten mir ni1t bon Got.
tes Winen fontrollieren laiien, nun
itebt es gang in Der &ontroae oes
Staates. = @ir MOLTEN nidt 2iebe
i1en, itno nun nbiiiien mir bic Sua1
oes 9aiies ernten !" Bolfs- .no
8lnnbensDenoitn nsbmt Die @ar-
auns oieies driitliden griefes 3u
&er5en.
| ----0----
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2lns 11etp l!erf, Il. =,
3ueis A.

slIlen Mitglicoern oiene our ge.
fdlllgen Nahriht, bab bie nddite
Geriammllng Sonntae. oen 5. Oft,
I'M Gereiuslotal, 22S Slt sc. Ctr,
4 llbr aafmittags. abgebalte,l miro
Mae 0fitgiieber iino freunolicbit er.
illht ampeieno su iein INN alles ihneIl
erleoigen 5u fonnen. gtah ser Ser.
iainmlung eibt es iuie ee.pobnlid
mieoer aaffee imo auben.
Die leste Seriamnllung, oie ieb,
idpuah beiuht apor, nabm 5lpei neut
Wtitelieber auf: SRI. 2puiie Iraie,
rnb aarl s. Seiler.
u&tb. eSiler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

3meig Is

bat in ieiuer letten 8eriammlung be.
Ifloiien, ole GerIammlungen nit I
Sftober angefangen ieoen eriteu
Sonntas i'm Nonat ab5ufulten uni
Die ndhlte lit 0aber Sonntas, Ser
4. Sftober, nnhnittags 2 llbr. Ser
iiumt nifbt, Shipeitern, oenn Sic "a
iibrige 8ehnilng miro perleien.
Selen Hobrnlan, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Ghmrstiu G,,isert iit
Mbcr 3,rcitc Srcttt

Sonoon. glui Die 8ernerfung eines
slbseoroneten gesug nebmello. ipano-
te Gburcbia iih I'M ltnterbauie raf-
oriidlid) gegen alle oifentlidp porges
brad,ten piiltntabungen iiber 3eit-
punft uno Sertlihfeit ser Grribtung
elmer 5lpeiten isrpnt.
@ahrIdeinlid) mollte er 0amit aud
@en0eu @illfie cine perletell, Ser lid)
IN Mnsfat iiber bns ihnelle Croft
men elmer s!peiten SSrpnt illBerte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Nm< Ecrs,iit, Otic
3iueig IL.

Gs oiene a0e, Shtpeitern Sur ge
fGlieen Nadriht, oaB Die ndd)ite re-
RlmGBige 8erianmlrng ant Conn.
tae, Sen 4. Sftober, 2 llbr lradmit
tags abgebalten miro. Mae Mitglie.
Ser iperoen freunblidit eriuht iih 81
beteiIieen. Nab Der Geriammiunl
lperoen Die @eburtstagsidpeite @
1rieienbengit, Glia gleaper uno Gr
ma Jrieienbengit &affee uno auhel
uns ierpierem.
Charlotte sSalf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3tueia 3.

sllen 8riioern bonn 3tpeig 5 our
gefaaigen Nadridt oab oie General.
SeriummIung Samstagabeno, Sen 3.
Sftober, 1880 ubr abenbs ltattfin-
oct. slae 8riioer iino ber3lid erlud,t
in oieier geriammluns aalpeie1to s''
lein, oenn mir baben aud biesmo!
iebr tpidtiee @eiddftsangeleeenbei
ten sll erleSieen. Nah ser 8eriamm-
lung miro 2ltnh uno grfriihung fer.
piert, Mlio fommt alle.
ssobn Tallb, isefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2l,.s titles, Ohie
3iueia 20

bdIt ielne regelnldBige Gericmnl..ng
Sonntag, Sen 4. Sftpber, ab. 60 jeft
oie Sommerferien porbci iino ,peroen
alle Witslieoer eriuht bieier Ser,
iammlllng bei3uipobnen. Weiier pirs
allen 8eamten mitgeteilt, oub Oil
'Samsta9, Sen 3. Sftobcr. : llb,
abenos oie 8iiherpriifung itattfinSet
gitte aae piinftlif gu er:heinen.
%. &. &ieltid, Yrot. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2l,,S Salet,t. Okte
j3ipeia Is.

Aaen Mitglieoern oes 3tpeig 18
oiene 5llr gefdaigen Na6ridt, oab
Die nddite 8erianlnluns am 9. OFT,
8 llbr abenos, a6gebalten spiro. I'M
3ablreiden Beiud miro beralidlt ge-
beten.
MQe Shmeitern tper6en erindt
tpieoer teil5unebrlen am Ndben fir
Mote aren3 un6 3tpor ieoen Donners.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2l,,s t1,dtertetptt, Il. 4.
Der 3iueis 36

balt ieine regelmdBige Geriammlune
sen 4. Sftober ab. griioer l,nb Sdtpe-
tern in Der lesten geriammIuns
muroe beihloiien, bab bon nun an alle
@eitrdge in Der regelmdBieen Ser
ianmluns einbeSablt iperoen miiiien.
Der Iinan5iefretdr bat fein &eht
nebr 9eitrage auBerbalb 5u Toilet
tieren, nlr nod in Ser 8eriammlung.
Die Mitglieber, Die niht in Der Ser
Iamntlung aublen ober Die 8eitrGge
idifen, iinb brei Wonate Benefit Der
l,rltie.
Spbn 8ahner, &rot. .sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
&irden syranen Herein Der
GontermS 0emeinbe.

slllen Sftpeltern oiene es 5ur &C.
idaigen Nadridt oaB Ole nddite
@eriammluns Sonntas, BEN 4. OFT,
3 llbr nadnlittaes abgebalten iuiro.
Mae Mitelieoer iino frelinolidit e.
iudt aniueieno 5u iein, I'M alles
idnea gu erleoigen. Nad Der Ser.
iamntlung miro &affee un6 Sudden
ierpiert. aath. gmerid), IShriftf.
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3,peis Is.


Sonntag, oen 4. Sftober, bdlt ser
Smeig Is feline regelmdBige Ser
ianmlung in &ale gr. 3O7 I'M
'St. 9ouis 8aus an Sefferion uno
2aJapette Str. ab. gQe Mitglieoer
iino orinseno eebeten 10 5ablreih tuie
m0glid 5ll erideinen, oa unier @roB-
Brdiioent Sobann 8altbes oieier Ser.
iammlung beitpobnen tpiro. MuBer.
oem iino auh tuiftige @eiddftc au
erleoigen. Jreies giien uno @etr1n-
fp iperoen nod Der 0eriammliiny
ferbiert. 5ris @eiobaas, Yrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3peia 80.

9lQe 8nuoer tperoen barauf auf.
merfiam gemadt, oab uniere nddite
Wonatsoeriammluns am Sonntag,
ben 4. Gftober, itattfinoet. uno aud
In 8mfunft ,pieoer tpie friiber ieoen
eriten sonntag i'm Monat abeebalten
tpiro. @eorg Deppner, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
sleDznbareifd. .2lmerif6niides polfsb1aff

tag i'm MemoriaI 9uiloing. @itte
fonunt ,ino belft nit al, oielem eoIen
Werf. l ~
Nud miro hermit befnnnt eeriaht,
oaB Iaut Wereinsbeihllib ieoen Mo.
nat regelm6fig Elm Il. g. ariegsbono
gefauft tpiro. 2aBt uns ale i,nier
peites tlm fir oas neiie 0oterlanb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2(,as 11etr Cattle, pa.
3iuei0 ~.

Sie ndhite regelmdBige Geriamm.
lung finoet 9onnerstag, oen 8. Sf.
tober, 1880 llbr abenos ltatt. Mue
Sdipeitern iino eriudt uno eebeten
in Der gerianlmlung antpeienS ~
iein, oa midtige @eid1fte gu erlebi'
gen iino.
&atbarina 8drtner, Nrot. 4Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

Ginb Sie nnb SDre dnsebSrtsen
Ritslieb i'm 2rantcnperetn unb
Central Wertanb? @enn niGt iett
1T bte 9eit beisutreten. nm senanere
syniSrmatisn rufen eie ben 2pfal.
sertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2tms Sarreu, Pa.
2weia 4.

Die reeelmdBige @eriammlung
finoet am lSumstag, oen 8. Sftober,
1880 llbr abenos, ltatt. glue Briioer
iino eebeten oieier Geriummlung bei-
allipobnen. Ssobn @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2l,,s Nlenaea, pa.
2,ueia 81.

Ien Shapeitern bes 3ipeig 81 Sic.
lts sur Nadrid)t, oaB sic regelmGbige
9eriammlung Sumstae, oen 3. OF.
tober, 8 llbr abenhs, i'm Sahienbeim
itattfinbet. 0a iuidtige slnselcgen.
beiten 5ur gntideibung porliesen, 10
ioate iebe Sdytpeiter antpeieno icin.
@farie 3oppelt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
M9netq sdnfer.
Wsurp 8oselbuber, Setr.

etnb Sie nnb Sbre ansebbrtSen
Nitslieb I'm 0rantenperetn unb
Central 4erbanb? @enn ni&t, iett
III bic Seit beisntreten. Inn senanere
Snfprmattrn rmfen Gte ben 2otaI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Trdi1ernddDriht

Sn Salem itarb am II. Septem-
ber Shtpeiter
Msneta sdnfer.
Sic mar Elm eatltebenoes Witglieo
inn Gerein tpie i'm Central 8erbanb.
Dab lie iebr beIiebt ipar bel allen Sic
lie fannten, beipies ser erobe 8einA
beim gegr1bnis ioipie Die nielen Blu-
men, sic ibren Sars utngaben @ir
betrauern ibr &inibeioen BON 9an5em
Seraen uno tpiiniGen ibr Die ielige
Hube.
spfnrn Nnuelhuber. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3iueia 81.

IS ereebt ser Nuf an alle Detroit
Ter Sahlen, Oh Wtitglieoer ooer nlht,
lid, am II. Sftober al oem I'M Sarcs
MIA Yarf abS,,bnltenoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

- Der Sdnd1s miro INNER teu.
'rer, dber s&nopsioeen sibt es inn
mer nod in &iIle uno 0iile.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3ranbenfeh

al beteiligen.
Nerte Nitslieoer uno Jreunoe, es
hat oas aomitee lid, Die groBte Wtiibe
aegeten, bie1es 9rauben-Jalt gu el-
iem Der id)oniten in Der @elhlhte
Detrpites 81, geitalten Wir als frens
Nitglieoer fonnen nur 10 Die slrbeit
iinb &eruniauferei ihdsen. fnoen1
mir oieIes aomitee nit itnlerem Gr-
id,einen beebren. Gs miro Gllen riir
oieienige geben, Die ibren &orb nibt
nit briugen. 9as eiien miro getalll=
! tes 0raut iein uno tper fonnte oieles
obihlagen? Darum beraus sunl
!. Graubenieit iolqnse mir nod @alolln
boben. QaBt uns oieIe paar Gage, ole
shhs nod mr9onnt iino, in @ottes
= freier Natur geuieBen.
/ Veihael 1eutidl Ger.
/ Wiife Ieien Sie Die Mn3eigcnl
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Trade Commission Charge
Denied by Accountant

William E. Spicer, local ac-
countant, yesterday filed an answer
with the Federal Trade Commis-
sion denying that he had partici-
pated with other parties in Akron,
Ohio, in the distribution of COM
mercial collection agency cards.
The commission charges that the
cards bore signature resembling
that of Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau. and were designed to
spur delinquent debtors to pay up
because of their alleged resemblance
to official communications.
Mr.. Spicer had denied the charges
ct the time of their filing earlier
this month, and in the formal an
swer yesterday asked that they be
dismissed. He offers mailing serv-
ice to firms outside of the city, and
says he has handled mail for an
Akron client named in the COM
plant. Mr.. Spicer operates as the
Accountants Exchange and Wash
ington Telephone Secretarial Serv-
Ice, and says that ''he is in nc
way connected as co-partner
share holder or otherwise" with
any customers of these agencies
The case is one of three of like
nature filed against Mr.. Spicer by
the commission. He has denied
F charges in the others also.
Formerly chairman of Draft
Board No. 5, Mr.. Spicer has re,
signed pending disposition of tht
charges, which the commission al.
leges constitute unfair trade prac.
tees
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Crews Advised 10 Act
Dumb When Nozis
Ask for Skipper
U-Bout Chiefs Now Make
Prisoners Of Torpedoed
Ships Coptoins
Py the Associated Press.

/ Py the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1e-Shipping
experts suggested today that the
best way to combat the new Nazi
tactics of making prisoners of tor
pedoed ship captains was for the
crews to play dumb when ap-
preached by U-boat commanders.
Since June at least ii captains
OF United Nations vessels as we'll
as some chief engineers have been
taken prisoners by the Germans.
Berlin recently described this as a
standing order to German subma-
rlne commanders as substantiation
of their sinking claims.
Capt. H. Martin, national vice
president of the Masters, Mates and
Pilots Association, outlined the sug-
gested procedure:
Just have the men tell the sub
marine that the captain is still
aboard the ship-and don't let skip
pears wear uniform caps"
Plan Has Worked.
The advice already has been fol-
lowed successfully in at least one
case where the captain warned those
in his life boat as the U-boat hailed
! them.
when they asked for me, I just
wasn't there he said.
However. in some cases, Capt.
Martin said, seamen, excited by the
torpedoing, are likely to react i'm
mediately with pointed finger
when the U-boat politely asks for
the captain.
In one instance the. Germans had
doctored a fireman who was in
iured and picked up couple Of men
from the wreckage. They put these
survivors into lifeboats and asked if
the master was there. Then they
requested him to step aboard the
U-boat and as soon as he was on
deck the commander told him, You
are going on voyage to Germany"
What happens to the men made
prisoner has been revealed in only
one case--that of Capt. Mario Clam
bruno of Uruguay. Reports from
Mortevideo said he had reached
Berlin safely and would return to
Uruguay. Capt. Giambruno is the
brother of the minister of public
education of Uruguay - a nation
which has broken diplomatic rela-
tions with Germany but is still
neutral
Drain Sea Technicians.
Some marine experts have ex-
pressed belief that among other
reasons the Germans adopted the
new tactic to drain off trained
United Nations technicians from the
merchant marine growing in Amer
lean shipyards
Shipping officials expressed conf
dence that taking ship captains
prisoner would not leave ships idle
for lack of officers. Before the war,
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Banneker FieIdhouse
will Be Dedicated
Al Rites Tomorrow
Recreation, Lodging
Facilities Provided for
Colored Servicemen

% Commissioner Mason and other
District and Federal officials will
speak at dedication ceremonies of
the Banneker Field Service House
for colored servicemen at s pm.
tomorrow.
The ceremonies, arranged by DR..
Howard H. Long, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, divisions 1913,
also will include talks by Charles P.
Taft, assistant director, Defense,
Health and Welfare Services of the
Federal WPA; Mrs. Florence Kerr,
assistant commissioner of the Fed
eral WPA; Conrad Van Hyning,
chief of the civilian mobilization
division of the local OCD; Harry S.
Wender, chairman of the District
Recreation Board; Mrs. Velma G.
Williams, member of the Board of
Education; Arthur J. Williams,
president of the Welfare and Rec
reational Association; Floyd d.
Akers, chairman of the War Hos
pitality Committee, and DR.. Long.
Banneker Service House, Georgia
avenue and Howard place NV. has
large outdoor swimming pool, IA
showers and lodging for 100 service
men. 1t was renovated for use of
servicemen at a cost of $4,000. It's
Use as a recreational center for
servicemen does not infringe on 9TH
er established programs, Mr.. Akers
pointed out.
The lodgings and swimming will
be under the supervision of the
Welfare and Recreational Associa-
tion. The other part of the pro-
gram will be supervised by the Dis
trict Recreation Department.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

they pointed out, some lines re-
quired that second and third officers
hold masters papers. In addition
the War Shipping Administration is
training thousands of new officers
at merchant marine schools.
One merchant marine official ex-
pressed the opinion that this train
ing program can adequately take
care OF the merchant marine"
And with 1900 new ships sched-
uled to be constructed by the END
OF 1943. no ship captain would have
trouble finding a berth.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Lewis Backers Walk Out
On Indiana Convention
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 19.-
Delegates from district II, United
Mine Workers of America, today
bolted the State convention of the
Indiana Industrial Union Council
in protest against resolution con-
demning John l.. Lewis. inter-
national president Of the Mine
Workers Union.
The resolution condemned Mr.
Lewis for 'disruptive and defeatist'
activities and was included In re-
port by the officers and Executive
Board read before the convention.
The mine leader was accused of
using his position to hinder the war
effort.
Mine worker delegates who left
the convention hall convened a
short time later in their own head
quarters.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Comerumen Have Militia

Mexico's National Cinemato-
graphic Workers Union has or
ganized militia with Gabriel FL
gueroa, ace cameraman, as captain.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

War bonds are an investment in
Americas future. Nothing in the
world is safer today. Buy,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-04-03
COUNTY HEALTH
DEPART MENT'S
APRIL CLINICS
Beginning Next Tuesday They
Will Extend Through To The
End OF The Month


Worcester County Health Depart
ment has arranged the following
schedule OF clinics for April.
Tuesday, z, Mental Hygiene Clinic,
Snow Hill, 8 a. M; Venereal Disease
Clinic, Pocomoke, 7.30 p. m. Wednes-
day. 8, Maternal & Child Hygiene
Clinic, (c) Snow Hill, 1.30 p. m. (Con
sultant), Venereal Disease Clinic, Pc
comoke, 7.30 p. m. Thursday, 8, Sum
mer Roundup, Snow Hill, 10 a. M;
Venereal Disease Clinic, Snow Hill,
730 p. m. Friday, 10, Hygiene Lee
ture-Pocomoke High School, TO to
II q. M; ToNoid Stockton and Gin
dletree. I pm; Nenereal Disease
Clinic, Berlin. S pm. Saturday. H..
Nurses Conferences. Pocomoke.
Monday IL, tuberculosis Clinic,
Snow Hill. 3. p. Tuesday, a, Ven
ereaI Disease Clinic-Berlin N-rays ?
p. n, Pocomoke, I30 pm. Wednes-
day. is, Eenereal Disease Clinic, Po-
comolle, 7.30 p. M. Thursday, is,
Venereal Disease Clinic, Snow Hill,
7.30 p. M Friday, II, Prenatal Clinic
ALI day, e Berlin, 1870 a. m; Ven
ereal Disease Clinic, Berlin, s p. m.
Monday, 20, and Tuesday, p, Ma
ternal and Child Hygiene Clinic, (w)
Snow Hill, 100 p. M; Venereal Dis
ease Clinic, Pocomoke, 7.80 p. m.
Wednesday, p, Maternal and Child
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-04-03
FREAK TWISTER STRIKES
MELFA, SUNDAY, 22nd

A freak "twister" played havoc
in Melfa early Sunday morning, up
roofing trees, tearing out chimneys
and capsizing small buildings in addi-
ton to doing other damage in the
neighborhood.
Trees were up-rooted at the homes
of William Farmer and w. H. Hick-
man; the roof was blown from the Of
flee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, the
office of Frank Drummond was cap
sized and the roof. of a warehouse
owned by Boggs & Rogers, leased by
Mr.. Drummond, was blown in. Mr..
Drummond, who suffered heavy loss
es in a recent fire, also reported con-
siderable damage following the storm.
There was considerable damage al
so to the residence of w. Avery Lew
is and E. Wise Harmon, barn be-
longing to Mrs. Rennie Burton and
coal and wood house of Alton Belote
were blown over.
Other sections of the Shore report
ed minor damages, but the Melfa sec
ton received the brunt of the unus-
ual wind-storm, which rocked the en-
tire section for a few moments.