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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
Miss Dorothea CooperWeds Harry ". Bartlett Today
oricchio studio.

street. Dudley Burton and Gordon Cooper will usher.
 The bride, who will be escorted to the altar by her father, will De gowned in white ninon, having an elongated bodice with a sweetheart neckline, and long, full sleeves. Her skirt terminates in a train. A sweetheart cap studded with pearls will hold her fingertip tulle veil. She will carry white roses with swan Sonai.
 The auuamarine starched chiffon of the maid of honor Is Prtncesa model with short sleeves, and a sweetheart neckline. She will wear a matching tulle crown, and carry Talisman roses. The bridesmaid will be dressed in a similar model in maize starched chiffon, with 8 maize tulle crown, and will also carry Talisman roses.
 A reception will follow in the garden of the home of the gr0um'S parents.
 Mrs. Cooper will receive in navy blue faille with white accessories Mrs. Bartlett will wear black crepe with an aqua bodice.
 When leaving for a trip to Miami the bride will be dressed in Q cos- tune of Australian green velveteen with luggage accessories.
 The bride is a graduate of Leav- enworth High School and the Hart ford School of Nursing. She is q member of the Visiting Nurses As- sociation in this city.
 The groom is an alumnus ol Moses Brown School in Providence R. T., Post College, and the New England Aircraft School in Boston He is with the 180th Bomb Squad ron, U. S. Army Air Corps, Miami
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
Miss Edith Santoro
 Weeds A. J. LeBeau

Cut flowers and palms decorated the altar and floral bouquets mark ed the guests seats at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes for the we'd ding Monday morning of Miss Edith Nance Santoro, daughter ot Michael Santoro of Baldwin street to Antione LeBeau, son of Mrs Mary Jane LeBeau of Sanford. Me.
 The Rev. Rocco Nadile performed the ceremony at 8:45 o'clock. Miss Marie Calo rendered Ave Maria and "Panis Angelicus" during the nuptial Mass.
 Mrs. Viola Colitu attended as ma tron of honor, with the Misses Terry Santoro and Helen Lango al bridesmaids. George LeBeau Servec as his brothers best man, and tht ushers included Edward Santoro ane Christy Carrozzo.
 Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a princess gown o' white, with rosepoint lace bodice having long sleeves, and a crep' skirt with scalloped train. A crow of rosepoint petals held her ful length train of silk net. She car ried a spray of calla lilies centeret with an orchid.
 The gown of the matron of hono had a bodice of rosepoint with thre, quarter sleeves, and skirt o starched ninon with lace insertions She wore cluster of flowers witt fingertip veil, and carried gardel flowers. The bridesmaids wore sim iliar gowns in green, and yellow Their bodices were ruffled. They als had fingertip veils draped iron floral clusters, and carried gardel flowers.
 Guests fr@n New York, Sanforo Me, Boston, Willow Brook, Me, NeN Haven and this city attended tn reception at D'Angelo's. The bride aunt received in navy blue wit. matching accessories, kolinsky fur and corsage of yellow roses. MT! LeBeau was dressed in hlack an white, with black accessories, an an orchid corsage.
 The couple left for a tour of tn New England States. For travt the bride wore a suit of black an white silk with black accessories.
 Upon their return MT. and MT LeBeau will reside on North Mai street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
Personal

Mrs. Harold L. Fogg of Washing ton avenue extension entertained at a luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Al. bert Harris. Among those present were Mrs. Frank Hallock, Mrs. Ed- ward Mclean, Mrs. Edwin Glover Mrs. Albert Harris and Mrs. Leon Cinq-Mars.
 James and George Lord. sons or MT. and Mrs. James A. Lord Of Wil' low street have left for Mt. st, Mary's, EmmitSburg, Maryland, James Is a third year student aI the seminary, while George IS en. rolled In the freshmen class at me college.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Mnlyaney Of Wtllea street have returned from 2 visit to New York etiy. where they were registered at the Hotel Lexing' ton,
 Mrs, Arthur H. MeFrlmAn ol Prospect recently enlarlAlnee ntI dauahtsr Mrs. ue0rge II. Taylor sne Mr, Taylor of Eairhele, VT, anp
 Mrs, Taylor were returning Iron E anmmsg hpsnt at ssbase kAks' Ms'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
SOCIAL C7IV77zES
Local Women
 Attend School

Eighty women representing every state will begin Monday the first National Training School for of- ficers of its Women's Field Army to be conducted by the American So- ciety for the Control of Cancer.
 pr. Clarence c. hittle, noted re- search worker and managing direc- tor of the Society, will conduct the first week of the course at the Jack son Memorial Laboratory for Cam cer Research, of which he is direc- tor. During the week of September 21 through 25, sessions will be held in New York.
 The school is the first step in the war service program recently a11- nounced by Mrs. Marjorie B. Illig, Commander of the Women's Field Army, which is the lay educational arm of the Society. Each state com- mander will organize and conduct a similar school in her state upon her return. The war service program, to be organized in each community, will consist of a Health Education unit, a Medical Aide unit, and 8 hospital unit. Cancer control will continue to be the keynote of the program, but the women will be in a position to render valuable com- munity service in cooperation with other groups whenever needed.
 New Englanders who will partici- pate as instructors in the school either at Bar Harbor or New York are Dr. Herman c. Pitts of Provi- dence, national president of the So- ciety, and pr. George c. Wilkins, o1 Manchester, N. H.
 Among the Women'S Field Army officers who will be students are Mrs. Douglass o. Burnham, state commander, and Mrs. Wallace Wes- sels, both of Waterbury; Mrs. liar old Cooper, state commander, O. Auburn, Me; Mrs. Harry W. Smith of Durham, and Miss Roseland Til den, of Manchester, N. H.
 Rhode Island will have the larges delegation, as follows: Mrs. Jame c. Carmark, state commander, ant Mrs. William c. Mustard, both o Providence; Mrs. George Reed o Conimicut, Mrs. William c. Holmes of Warwick, Mrs. George Champlil of Westerly, and Mrs. Kennet Shawcross of Scituate. From Yer l mont will come Mrs. Charles E Adams, state commander, Water bury, and Miss Emily Sheldon, Rut land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
PARISH TO HOLD
 PICNIC TOMORROW
Several Hundred Members Expected to Attend
 at Krugelis Farm
BROOKLYN NEWS

Several hundred persons are ex- pected at the picnic which will be sponsored by the St. Joseph's parish welfare committee tomorrow after noon at the Krugelis farm on Highland avenue. Proceeds from the event will be used for the St. Jo- seph's orphanage and for needy members of the parish. Music, sports events, and refreshments will be included on the program.
 Members of the parish welfare who have been selected to plan the event are Vincent Urbonas, Mrs Constance Jasiatits, Mrs. Magdalen Karinauskas, Miss Mary Kase- taite, Mrs. Mary Vaitkus, Peter Jokubauskas, J. Lucas, and Mat thew Bogusas.
 Health Club Picnic
 The Lithuanian Health and Rec. reation Club will hold it's annual picnic tomorrow at the Lithuanlaf Park on Chestnut HlIl road. Ins program which will include music dancing, and refreshments will gel underway shortly after noon afit Will continue until late ia the eve nlng, The MerTymakers orchestfi will furnish music for dancing.
 pPoceeds from the picnic will b' used for defense activities.
 Arrangements have been madl by d committee composed 0f MT Lucy drinilD, Mrs. Elizabeth uill ls, Mrs. Dora Bakutis, Ars, MIL niriEauskas, and Mrs. Mary DcDl ialils.
 Card Party Planned
 Plans iog 2 eaFa persy s.'.i..,., Q ias
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12

Easter lilies and white gladiolii Interspersed with palms banked the altar of St. Margaret's church this morning to form a bridal setting for the marriage of Miss Polly Daly of Columbia Boulevard to Dr. Roger " Ostrander of Ray street.
 The Reverend Joseph M. Griffin of st. Thomas Seminary, Bloom field, ofticiated as the couple ex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
RETREAT DEVOTIONS
 TODAY, TOMORROW

The Young Peoples society of the Christian Endeavor of Mill Plain union church will hold retreat de- votions today and tomorrow at Happy Acres" in Middlefeld. Cor don Steer will be in charge of the deyOtiOnS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12


 country.
 While the preponderant soldier sailor taste is for popular music, the expanding services have taken III thousands of men whose tastes in- clude more serious stuff. This was demonstrated in an experimental program of concert work carried out in many camps and stations.
 Among artists who volunteered their services in the experimental concerts, drawing audiences of as high as 4,000 men at a single con- cert, U. S. O.-Camp Shows lists the following:
 Jascha Heifetz, Albert Spalding Nino Martini, the Lhevinnes, Mischa Elman, Yehudi Menuhin Nelson Eddy, Eleanor Steber
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
Waterbury Residents
 Attend JeuUish Dance

Waterbury guests will be enter tained by the Bridgeport Jewish Community Center at the annual Kwan-Loma Tom Kippur night dance, to be given at the Ritz ball. room, Monday night, Sept. 21.
 Proceeds from the affair which, over a period of 15 years has come to be regarded in neighboring Jew ish communities as yearly 1nstl- tuition, will be devoted to the cen- ter's victory effort.
 Serving on the committee in charge of the event are Miss Paul. inc Platzek, chairman, and Miss Sylvia Lief, co-chairman, assisted by: Mrs. Michael Brodsky, Mrs. An ita Samelson, Mrs. Dorothy Snick Mrs. Ethel Hirsch, Miss Sylv1a Fucker, Miss Helen Whitman. Miss Florence Spivack, Mrs. M. Bogln Mrs. Ralph Lockwood, Mrs. Sanforc Wallack, Mrs. James Bloom, Mrs Arnold Tower, Miss Kathleen Salt' man, Miss Jessie Levine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
Engagements
BYRNE-LEMBO

Fred Lembo of Peterson avenue announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Emma R. Lembo, So William Francis Byrne, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Byrne and the late Mar tin Byrne of North Elm street. The bride-to-be is the daughter of the late Mrs. Alberta Lefnbo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
nuATTRn-nESnCT0

MT. and Mrs. Alexander DeSocio of Tracy avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Lillian, to Private Peter Quattro of TuSccn. Arizona, son of MT. and Mrs. Dom chic Quattro of Charles Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
The World of Music
Sterling Studio.

NT YORK Sept demand concert music among IN armed forces has surprised directors Of the
 Camp who have found necessary to set up sperae n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12

WIlEIt UOtkt WE&C AAA SAA0WS NsSNN' hall will be completed at a meet ing of the Lithuanian Roman Cath ole Alliance, Lodge 9i, tomorrow afternoon at 1880 at the clubrooin in the old St. Joseph's School. An" tbony Barkauskas will preside.
 Alliance Meeting
 Lodge II Of the Lithuanian Ro' man Catholic Alliance will hold iu monthly meeting tomorrow atteF- noon at i:3O at tis clubroom 10 tne old st. Joseph's School, MISS As dOna Rukauskas will preside
 Fined in Naugatuek
 Joseph Januska, 2i, of ss bontlll Leonard street, vas fined esO Ann eOsls og e6 when arTAigned in hAn' gatusk town court yesterday before Judge Martin L, caine on Q chargs og reckless driving, Motor Patrol' man deoFge Smith arrested hllI ThnEnday night after a ehate Iron Union cliy so the home Of ths Ae' Sa%
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
MEETING RECALLED

William Frawley and Dorothy Vaughn, who play Errol Hymns manager and mother. respectively. in "Gentleman Jim" discovered they met in Denver 25 years ago when both were In shows there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12

Announcement is made of the birth of a son on Sept. g, at St. Mary's Hospital, to MT. and Mrs Elmer J. Bean of Hill street.
 Mrs. George Finn has returned 10 her home on Willow street after visiting in Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
,EA RAElH RlAnAa

ulsss 'sAi csisbsS ' q C jo''Dh'sl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Sas polfiId)e Notwithstanding
ungsprosrnmm oes Ohio tStaatoer-
teioigi,nes Councils lit cine Der Mf-
tipitdten Die Hct benotigt. Mnoere
Mbteil!unsen, auf oenen ariegsbiiroen
lalten, lino @oblfabrt, 2anhltrabell
uno 8eillnbbeit mo Ibteilllng bon
SSnoultrieangelegenheiten
Sm eriten @eltfries mar Sboln,S.
Serbert sslieger i'm ltniteo States
Suftoienit uno gebGrte/ ser Sc. Sur
iuit. Sftpaoron ser Hopal slir Soree
in 2oullens, 6ranfreif, au. Snl
sluguit 1918 tpurbe er ifiper Der.
,ulnoet nno abgeid)oiien in einem
|'Suftfampi iiber Gambrai, ssranf.
reid. Sn 1927 orsaniiierte uno lei,
tete er sic tt2.Sbierpation Sd),pa-
oron, 81. Sipiiion ser Sbio Natip-
nal 8aroe uno sog iif) 1888 nit
Sbsrltle.ltnantrans 5uriif. Gr ipur-
Sc mit Dem engIiifen ssliegerfreu5
unb Sereinigte Staaten 9ienitfreu5
aisge5eihret.
Sbomas s. Serbert tpuroe 1888
als 8eneralanipalt BON Sbio ertpdblt
uno er iaste: ~9ie giirger bon Sbio
baben Elm Hed)t su eriparten, oaB ibre
8eif1ite in elmer fdbisen fahnldn-
riifen art erleoigt tperoen". Sein
Heforo i'm slnt als 8eneralan1palt
speiit auf, oab er oieie Yfliht erfiiQt
bat. Gr tpuroe in ser @orlpabI i'm
sluguit obne 8egnsrifaft apieoer mo-
miniert fir ben Yoiten. Gr par0ient
Sic @ieberipabl, neil er elm tiihtiger,
fdbiger, furhtloier Staatsantpalt ge-
apeien lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
Das fcriie Gieb!
%pn snf HtaeiM stirner.

Sn iener itiGen Eitternaft
Sob idb on mein fern 2ieb sebadjt.
Gs potht ,lnb bdnmcrt bos Ser5e metr
@ie piele tanlcnb 8olbIhnieb'lein
GieIleid,t fpeibt bu, Ronoenihein,
$50 mag iebt MIR mein 9iebhen iein
Nseinc Slime tpanbern bin unb Der.
Gonn cs pobt iein a,if bobern Weer?
Sag bn es mir, bu ib0ner Stern,
$50 lit mein 2ieb. bas jett 10 fern?
S,t bit 10 bod am Sirnmels5elt
l!nb leudte1t bot in ale @elt.
Ser @dl,me Neite iid iett neisen.
ISd,ten's Dir iaaen. bod ntiiiien
ihtpeieen.
g4ir aaben bieien Glib uno Shtmir
Ils es on llns ppriiberf,ibr.
Mud, miidlten lid bic 8rillen Elm
sSir poaen beine 3dhter iein.
gSir fiinben an nit unlern 2iebern
Sohulb bas 2iebd,en fonnet fpieber.
Gum SenIter fam elm beller Sdein,
Ser Wpnb, er tpollt' mein Sr0Iter lein
Sic Stcrnlein blinften audi odsu:
Grte Naft, ,inb eine iiibe Stub.
241 T. g1. so. Ct. Iian1i, Slorioa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

1anaen lit fret. aommt gum Sabr-
nnarft, Ser ein5ige in urierer 0egeno
allf Ser ein5ig ib0nen Sarm ser
Ceutihen 3entraIe. Gin her3lihes
Biafonn.en lit euh sapib, i,no nit
eurem &ommen beIft ibr sic 6arm
iiir nns aIle erbaIten.
sluf @ieberieben! Der 3entraI,.
ihreiher @iui Sung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
9tMti9e 3entrale
Nnf sum Sabrmarft.

Sdon gebt ser ih6ne Sou,mer
3ur Neige. Ger oftmals in Sielem
0onoe nod idJonere Serblt itctt Dor
ser Giire. Gie brrteiten SerbItbl,tmen
baben ibre aelhe geoffnet uno balo
iangen sic 91unie an, ihre &eld)e
gc6iinet mo balo fanaen oie 9iun1c
an, ibre gl1tter in alien Shattie-
r,tngen 81 far6en, u,li oen Wenlben
Sic unenolihen @unber Ser gtatrr
5u 5eieen nnb iie nod)mals binails5u'
Ioden in SeIo uno @alo uno ibre
b,,nte SerrIihfeit. @ir 2anosleute
III Glepelano tGnnen nns gliidlih
ifdten, cinen Hlat gal,5 in Ser Nabe
Ser Stabt 5ur Gerfiiguns 81 baben,
no suir alle oteIe @unoer genieBen
f6i,nen nod oa5u i'm Greiie bon
Sreunoen llno liebeu gefannteu. Mit
oielen Elat lit sic ssarm ser Seut-
ifen 3entrale gemeint, iuelde an
Oorf 2oao in Harna eeleaen lit. Iic
8crtpcltung Ser 3entrale nil nlln
allen 2anosleuteit 8elcgenbeit eeben,
rohn,als aae oieie Sd)Gnbeiten einsu-
nebmen, ebe ser falie @inter ipieoer
ieinen Gin5ug t1It. @e aajGbrIih,
lit ai,b bieiesmal tuieber Elm SSsabrs
marft auf Ser 5arm feitseiest uno
5tpar27. Septeniber. an ale 9cier er.
aebt hermit Sic ginlao.lng, sen Sabr,
mcrtt auf Ser 3entrnle Sarm gu be-
iudDeh iib babel 81 freuen init
2anbsleuten nno sreunSen nnS in
Dem @unten GunrmeI oes Ssabrnnarf-
tes in Grinnerungen on Gbnlihe ge.
gebenbeiten in ser alten Seimat 5u
ihtpelgen uno sugleif, sic ,Soreen
Ses Matags auf eirige Stunoen s1
bergeiien. @ir modten e,d ale noh-
mails auf ser Sarm iuieosr'eten, liebe
2anOsleute. Gintritt tpiro an oieien
Sagen nitbt erboben lino aud, oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Sillian iaB 5uiamn1engefaliert nltf
Ser unteren Sreppe als Sic belufenoe
IGranfenifnueiter porbei aing. Sic mar
Elm gut auslebenoes alrifdaiees aino
nit groBen blai,en Nugen uno falta-
nienbralnem Saar, lie trug Elm altes
ltmbunsetllf), oas lie ibnea iiber III
rem aopf aog ais iie bemerfte, baB Sic
Granfenifrpeiter ibr liifelte. Shire
0futter eridien in ser Cir lnb befabl
Sem aino in Ben Sintarbof 5u gaben.
Sbne elm @ort SIT iagsn orebte iid
Gillian ano ging. Die &ranfenid]tpe=
tier, erfabren in ibrer srbcit, iul,Bte
oas et!pns irnrid)tig mar. Sic iprah
nit 2illians Mfutter bis lie sic gan5e
8eitidte fnnute. Gillian bate cine
8aumenipaIte, Die lie beim &eoen
uno Giien binoerte, lie mar operiert
1porben lmb fonnte nun eiien, aber
fonnte ihled,t irrehen, nur 10, Dab
nur ibre ssallilic iie parlteben fonnte.
Iie Wutter lieb Gillian nidt ipielen
nit anoeren &iroern, neil biele nit
ibr lSpab trieben uno iie i6lehte Na-
men nannten. Oas arme &ino erlfrdf
iiber irgeno ettpas unb ireenb jenano
sd babe ME Elm ipl6 rngliiflide-
res &ino aeleben," iagte Die &ran-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Nalter @angers rteue 11nipcrinl
Hrnonftion eagle Sqiabron", Die
erits @eihidte iiber amerifdniiht
aampfpiloten in ser 3N6 1pirS oas
nibittBilo ieia i'm 6ippoorone ,,no
begiitnt b;eien Samstag nit Mpbert
tstaf uno Eianna 8urrpmore, Sic
ibren Gebiit in oieiem Slim madt ir
o.n 1itelroIIen. llittcrltiitt iperben
hicie srei bon Sobn Saa, @oie
hilbert, Migle Bruce, goelpn Nnfcrs,
Seif Grifion, Sobn Sober, @labps
Copper nno anocren mebr.
Giele Sanblungen in oieiem 8ili
turro,n oireft an Scr sSront nit gr.
lal,bu.s bes gritiideu Snformations
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

fenifinlter. Tie atanfeni idapeiter
teiltc Ser Nfutter NIT, oaB lie bas Sinh
in cine Spesialtlaiie ififen Tonne,
lpo iie ipreben lernen fonrte. 10 oaB
ii, iuie anoere 2eilte iprid)t. slber
Sic Miltter mar gegen Sen 9lan, oa
Tie es niht erforoern Tonne. slbcr Sic
Shnelter erfldrse ibr, SAB es cine
Organization gebe, no Ole &inber
ipre6en lernelt 5,,iammen NIT anbe.
rem &inoern, bie benislben sSebler
baben uno oab oieie Organizations
pom Community sSono untarItiist
,piirbe. Sic Muttcr mar 10 bod er.
freut, oaB lie fallm iparten fonnte auf
sic Mnfangs5eit arrangements ma-
ren orrd, Die Giiiting glrie sliiocia-
tion id)nea getroffen. 9fad, einigen
Wonaten bssegnete Sic &ranfenid,ipe-
tier Gillian ipieoer ilno oiele griiBte
lie Dor scr Cir unO 0anfte Ser Shne.
tier III @crten oie lie iton ipreben
gelernt bate. &.
SieIe Mgeutur uno iiber 100 Seim-
frontsIgenturen ltreben alle @obl-
fabrt uno Moral in Glepelano uno inn
1elo III crbalten. @enn sic Gommunis
tp iSono Gampagne anfdngt geben
Sic genug iiir beioe. &
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
GtofitaS J. Herbcrt
General IStaatsantpalt bpn Chin
ittdlt @ie6eruabl

Der 3tueite gNeltfriee bat biele neue
Grobleme oem Mmt bon 1bomas s.
6erbert, @eneralanipaIt uon Ohio,
gebrarbt. 0sn Eeften ,tno Hflihten
ser 8iirger oes ,Staatss Ohio miro
in bieier &rieas5eit Sic ar0bte sluf-
mertiamfeit bon 8eneralanpalt Ger
bert un0 Ieinem Stab ae1pi0met.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
2lbibicH!
Bon HifolauS Qenau.

Sci mir gum lebtennal sesriiBt,
gfein @aterlanb, bas fiege. buntm
Sic Serie bes SeIpoten fiiBt
llno Ieiuem 8inf sebor6et itlimm.
gSrbl iflief bas Sinh in beinem Irm;
9u ea6it, mas anaben freuen fann;
Ser Siiueling ianb elm 9iebhen tparrn;
Sod teine 5reibeit fanb Der Ranu.
SS,n SCOTLAND ltredt Der Sdser iid
gu VoSen Id)nel, ipenn @ilbesid)nr
9eran iih itiir5et fiirhterlih;
9ann idnaubt poriiber bic 8efabr: q
@ein Gaterlano, 10 Unfit bu bin,
Sauiht beines 5errIders Shritt beran
ltno ldiieit i'm poriiber5iebn 81
llnb bdltit ben bangen Mtem an. - I
Sleus. Sbiii. tpie @olfen bur1 bic
2uit,
Sin, mo bic 00tterflamme brennt!
Dseer, ipiile mir binipeg bic &luft,
Sle bon Der Tretbett mid no1 trennt! !!
Gu neue @elt. bu freie @elt.
Sn oeren bliitenreidem Stranb
Sic Slut Der 5prannei 5eridellt,
SD sriibe bid. mein 8aterlanb!
Nifslams Gemau (Ssifolaus Niembid bon
Streblenan) tpurbe am Is. Iuguit 1902
IN g5atab bel gemesbar seboren; er itarb
am %. Muguit 1850 81 Oberb0blins bel
Wien. Qenait, ber Der Sreibeit 2ieber acs
bid)tet bat. iagte 1882 Der Netternibs
fden Heattion 2ebeipobl, Inn in Mnlerito
alif ei9enen Orunbe 0tnbe rnb elm freies
2eben 5u fiuben. CT Tam balb enttGuidi
ipieber 5ilriid. Ser ~&ulturmenid" uni
ieniitipe, melan6oliffe 9idter mubte
bonn bantaliseu Mmerifa Der Yionier3ei1
cnttiinidt tperben. 2enml geb0rt 3u ben
er6bten 0pritern 0eutIhlanbs.
-0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

= Der Shnaps miro INNER ten.
rer, aber Shnopsioeen gibt es i'm.
mer nod in &iiae uno JiiQe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Miniiterillms gefilmt. 8erpaiien Sic
oieien slim nidt, er lit ses tpert 5a
ieben.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Elks 10 Install
Their Officers

Charles J. Weller, exalted ruler.
and other new officers Of Tacoma
lodge No. ia. B. P. o. E, will be
installed at meeting Wednesday
evening in Elks' temple.
The grand lodge will be repre-
sented at the ceremonies by Dis
trict Deputy Guy f. Taylor of
Centralia. Past exalted rulers will
fill the chairs for the evening.
These are Lee Hodgert, Emmett
Anderson. Ken Burnham, Bertil
johnson. John d. Cochran, Donald
Mcdonald. c. w. Van Rooy and
A. r. Bergersen.
A buffet supper will be served
later at the Allenmore Golf club
house in honor Of the retiring
exalted ruler. Kenneth M. Kennel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Boeing Losses
Turn 10 Profits

LF-The builders Of
Americas Flying Fortress bomb
ers and transatlantic clippers re-
allied a profit Of ss,113,i43.7s dur
ing 1e4i after years Of heavy
losses. the annual report to stock
holders of the Boeing Airplane Co.
said Tuesday.
President T. C. Johnson said the
year was marked by the greatest
production accomplishment in the
history Of the company He
stressed Boeing's role in the United
Nations war effort and said:
THE management and en-
ployes of the company are
aware of their responsibilities
and are determined to build
and deliver the greatest num-
Der Of aircraft In the shortest
possible time"
He said that during the years
1884 TO 1889, while the Flying
Fortress was being developed. the
company lost So. 900 900, but added
that the management feels the
effort and expense Of their devel-
opment fully justified"
The net profit was the equiva-
lent of S5.65 share on l.0sl .s64
shares OF outstanding stock. COM
pared with net profit OF IS cents
a share in 1910 and heavy losses in
previous years.