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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-07-31
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Evening star., 1942-10-07
Miss Watkins 10 Direct
Alexandra Housing Office

Miss Barbara Watkins, director of
the Alexandria Va) department of
public welfare, has been appointed
director of the city's defense hous-
ing registry at the request of officials
of the National Housing Authority,
City Manager Carl Budwesky an
nounced yesterday.
Miss Watkins will replace Mrs.
Ellen Harper. who has been given
a leave of absence to take a field
position with the homes utilization
division of the National Housing
Authority Mrs. Harper has been
director of the registry since its
organization in May, 1941. 1t was
taken over by MIA last summer.
Miss Watkins will be able to con-
tinue as welfare director.
Mrs. Harper said that the work of
the defense housing registry has
increased to such an extent that the
Office is now open eight hours a
day six days week.
The September report of the Office
shows that 1,750 persons visited the
registry and made applications for
4l8 apartments and houses and for
437 rooms. Placements were made
In 379 apartments and houses and
400 rooms.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

ably shooting down two others.
Sergt. Bent, former coal miner,
was captain Of a plane sent to at
tack = target in, the Runr.
Although engine trouble prevented
him from flying his plane above
2,000 feet, he bombed his target and
took a photograph Of the area,
his citation said.
The engine trouble persisted on his
flight home and he was harassed
by searchlights and anti-aircraft
fire but by skillful airmanship
reached his base" it added.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

old brunette, was q member Of 4
well-known family.
She disappeared after attending
dance in the community hall
June 5 and two days passed before
her body was found. A search
party found her partly nude corpse
almost buried under a mound OF
moss. There were cuts about the
head and the features were swollen.
Sergt. Hutchings, sturdily built,
dark-complexioned young airman,
Evening star., 1942-10-07

Force, receiving the Distinguished
Flying Medal.
Baker, now q member of the
United State Army Air Forces, made
numerous operational sorties over
enemy territory while an Eagle
flyer "and throughout" his citation
said, "has displayed greatest keen
ness and enthusiasm. His courage
and determination have been an
example of high order"
He was credited with destroying
two enemy airplanes and with prob
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Motorist Sentenced
To Buy War Bonds
Bytl Associated Press.

By tls Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. - Longshoreman
william Jones Is new War bond
buyer-by request.
He received a special invitation
from Judge Irwin Taplin.
In court on drunken driving
charges, Jones was sentenced to in
vest $l8.75 monthly in bonds for one
year. He also will pay $40 month
on his 500 fine.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Two U. 5 Flyers Win
Decorations in England
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Oct. THE British
yesterday decorated two American
flyers, former Eagle Pilot Of1cer
William Henry Baker, %, Temple,
Tex, receiving the Distinguished
Flying Cross and Flight Sergt. Will
liam Thomas Bent, rs, Glen White,
w. Va. of the Royal Canadian Air
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Raj Sergeant Is Doomed
For Numbering Girl, 1o
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. ANDREWS, N. B., Oct. T.
Royal Air Force Sergt Tom Roland
Huachings was convicted early to-
day of numbering Bernice Connors
at Blacks Harbor last June and
sentenced to be hanged De-
cember Is.
Miss Connors, attractive, 19-year-
Evening star., 1942-10-07

The sooner you get that War Saw
ings Stamp in your book, the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

u. is from Peterborough, England.
Leaving his wife. and young child
In England, he came to Canada
about two months before his arrest.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

fir sic pripaten GinanainItttute au
leiiten bermpe. Gum geleg fir bieie
@ebauptung gum Sdlub nur nod
Elm paar 3iffern: Sm Sabre 1929
iteIte iib ser @eiamtbetrag ser ars.
site, 6ie bon ben Sanoelsbanfen bel
Dem Heierbeipitem in Mnipr,d) ge-
nommen tparen, oeittpeiie auf mebr
als cine Milliaroe, i'm Sabre 1920
iogar auf orei Wtiqiaroen Dollar.
Nln aber iteben uniere Sanoels
banten segeniiber Sen resionalen Sn.
ltituten 0es 9leierpeipitelns 10 out m;c
uoIlis ihuloenfrei oa, uno obenorein
perfiigen iie iiber NSie eeieblid,e 3api.
taloede bon $10,0OO,OOO,OOO unb
oariiber binaus nod iiber lleber.
AduBreierpen i'm 8etraee bon mebr
ais 5tpei Milliarben!
W}iSo Mor(A"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
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Nri1tee erkSkt

Walbington. Die Mrmee iibertrua
oen pripaten 5Ius5euseeieuihaften
itarf bergroberte Mufgaben in ser
BeforSerlns bon @annidaften unb
Materialien iiber Die Welt. s(nSrcm
S. &igsins, ser Sdiifsbauer, il,
Nem Orleans. iaste, oab er Slug
boote bon 20 Gonnen auf ieiner
8erft 5u bauen plant. 0as 0uft.
transports -&ommanoo ser slrmee or.
tldrte, oab oie armee fiinftie in Der
8eforoer,lng bon Yerional, MdteriaI
uno Poit iiber bcioe &emiipbdren auf
einen giniat itarf erb5bter 3ablen
bon Transportmaihinen ieitens ser
pripaten 6llssseiellidaften re6net.
@ir tueroen feine Streitfrdfte irgeno.
spo in Der Welt baben, Die nidt auf
Dem 2uftpege beriorgt tperoen tom
men, iaete grigaoegeneral George.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
CEDAR POINT
Spivak Band comes to Cedar
Point Grand Ballroom July 81
thru August 6.

Continuing the policy Of bring
ing the nations topflight dance
orchestras to the Grand Ballroom
each week. Cedar Point will offer
the music of Charlie Spivak and
his orchestra July 81 thru Au-
gust 6. Charlie Spivak and the
boys come to Cedar Point direct
from record-breaking engage
ment at Hotel Pennsylvania in
New York City.
The popular Lake Erie vaca-
ton resort has already set many
attendance records in the Grand
Ballroom this year, and is prepar-
ing for an even more enthusiastic
reception of Spivak. Followers of
today's name" bands will recall
Charlie Spivak's sensational run
at the Glen Island Casino, New
Rochelle, N. Y, where he went
to play a week and stayed a
year!
While the Spivak Band is new
in name. the maestro is a veteran
of radio, stage and ballroom or
chestras. Charles trumpet-toot-
ing rated him the most
sought-after musician by such
orchestra leaders as Ray Noble,
Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey and
many others. He built his founda-
ton on a sweet, swing style of
rhythm and melody. The record
of his first twenty months has
won him his reputation.
Included in the ,Spivak crew
are Garry Stevens, hailed as one
of the nations most popular vo-
calists; Dave Tough and the Star.
busters.
Spivak opens for one week, be-
ginning Friday, July 81, Nightly
dance sessions and Sunday ma
tfnee are scheduled. Following
Spivak into the orchestral spot
light in the Grand Ballroom will
be Jan CARRIER, the idol of the
Airlanes."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

| Others doubt seriously if Administra-
ton forces will stress action before the
November 3 elections.
THE House Naval Affairs Commit
L tee, under the able geheralship of
Mr.. Vinson of Georgia, obtained pas
sage of bill to control the over-large
contingent fees that have become ma
tional scandal in the whole process of
government contracts.
The bill was the result of investiga-
tions that are being conducted by three
recently appointed subcommittee.
A SUPPLEMENTARY appropria-
"a ton of some 900 millic-. dollars for
expansion of Naval bases and training
OF additional pilots was passed during
the week. The House also enacted leg
dslation to set UP an aviation cadet
reserve. This does away with the COL
lege requirement for such pilot training,
an entirely new precedent in the Navy.
'THE Ramsay Bill ito provide ior a
l method of voting, in time of war.
by members OF the land an naval forces
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Donald M. Nelson, head of the
War Production Board:

1T looks as if we would have
a rather long war. If that unhap-
PLY turns out to be the case, we
are going to be tried very hard
in every conceivable way. Yet
we can face those trials without
flinching, because l think we
have learned some things about
ourselves in these last few months
In the strictly material sense we
have learned that we can do ever
so much more than we thought
we could do-that Americas
strength and resources are infn-
itely greater than we used to
suppose. When this war ends we
shall have the greatest opport-
unity any people ever had. We
can make of our America lust
about anything we want to make
of it. There is no purely material
not master.
More important than that,
even, is the fact that we are re-
discovering our own unity of
purpose. And that is a unity that
arises from our freedom. We
have in America the one great
common aim which all free men
tive war age now hangs in the
make better our freedom, to
guard it fercely and to fight for
it because we know it's worth
and to make it mean real free
dom for all of US in all ways"
Senetor Robert Wagner of New
York:
II do not say that all criticism
of the price Administration is un-
founded. do say, that every
grasping landlord, every specula-
tor in war materials and COZ
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
DID YOU KNOW THAT

Careless smokers were respon-
sible for nearly a third of all
fires in Canada last year-l5.785
out of a total of 45,755-accord-
ing to published figures.
Proving that war sharpens in
genuity, a snow loader is being
used at one salvage center to hoist
salvaged tin cans into freight
cars, saving both time and labor.
The most prolific fish is the
ling, member of the cod family.
In one spawning period it will
lay 100000 eggs.
Water makes a clear leap of
1860 feet, worlds record leap
for waterfalls, in the upper part
of the Yosemite Falls.
One-ffth of the total game
killed is bagged on the first day
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

man OF the FL
nance Committee
has expressed the
hope that his COM
mittee can finish
its work on the
current tax meas
ure within two
or three weeks
and have it acted
upon in the Sen
ate before Sep
tember l, wit h
f i n a | agreement
between the House
and Senate late in
Ca~<as,,Hoe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
Stebenbiretid,. .2lmerifantid,es DoIfsblatt

Die allgemeine 2obnifala in 25 re-
prdientatiben Snbujtrien BEL 9eriid-
iidtisuns ser boben lleberit,n6er-
gntideioieunssn felt September
1889, alio Dem 8eginn oes arieges
in europa, um 43 Yro5ent eeitieger
lit.
gs fommt binau, bab es ange=
iihts oes apabienoen @arenmangeIs
elm l1noine lit. bon Der Nufrebters
.baltuns oes baltunssitanoaros
3u re6en. Nebmen boh bie @arer.
fnappbeiten auf ben mcilten @ebic-
ten bon Wonat 5u Monat 10 Italf gu.
iboB gegen Sabresenbe nit einem aus
Igeiprofenen Mangel auf alien @ebies
ten - abgeieben bon Nabrungsmit-
teln - 5,l rednen lit. Die Spanne
s!uii6en Nationaleinfommen uno p.r-
fiigbaren 8arenmengen oiirite iiber
fur5 ODER lang sic pbantaitiide Gum.
|me bon 90 Miaiaroen Dollars errei-
den. Selblt penn jeoem ein5elncn
Nr6eiter Oes 2anoes cine betrGhtl;de
3ulase beipiligt tpiiroe, tp1re es un-
ter oieien llmIt1noen Sod nidt m6a-
lih, iein 9ebensbaltungsnipeau QUIZ
reht,uerbalten, neil es eben einfcdl
an @aren feblt. @obl aber fonntc
lid) infolge Ser inn l1mlauf beiinos
lihen unb nidt obne peiteres Der,
braufbaren MiQiaroen cine 10 itar.
fe @arennahirage entipideln, oob
oie Sohitpreiie in oie 2uft iliegen
miibten.
Sm Sntereiie pirtihaftlider Sta
bilitat bic gfeif5eitig oie goraus-
'ebung fir eine erfolsreibe aries=
fiibrung lit, eribeint es oringeno er.
foroerlif, gu elmer allgemeinen Cir
frierlng bes Sobnnipeaus iibersu-
acben uno tie foniequent ourdsufub.
rem. Wit ibnen gleidgeben muB 81,
6eItictung ser 9reiie fir 1armpro.
BUTTE. Hur iehe Mrbeitergruppen, ois
ub=ltanoaro" linS, ioIlten Don SAT-
81 5all 3ulagen befommen. 0as Gr=
foroernis ser Stunoe lit es, allen
,peiteren Breis= uno 2obntreibereien
iotpie Ser Brofitiudt getpiiier Inter
ncbmer elm gftoe gu bereiten. Gs
gebt babel Inn tpeit mebr als Inn
Dollars uno Gents. gs scbt nm Sic
2uflnft ser Station unS Die StabiIi=
tat oes io5ialen Befiiges. Gs lit er-
tuieIen, Dab cine Snflation Sen slr.
beitern llnS oem Mittelitano mebr
gefabrlider lit, aQes 5u berlieren, als
Senienigen, oie Werte in 8runo unn
gooen beiiben uno nibt burh ibrer
Sdnbe slrbeit ibr Belo peroiener
miiiien. Woge oie Hegierung enblidt
Mhtel ergreifen, Inn ser ihl1ben.
oen Snflation nit einem sseoerltridy
Den 8araus 81 MAIDEN.
9ie &egier,,ng crtpGgt stpar nun
Wittel uno Bege. Inn oie 3ipilbe.
oarfsartlfel 10 piel tpie m0slih in
Der Seriteaung gu beibneioen, 8u-
guniten Ser Naaus-ariegsproonfte,
ebenfalls Elm 0eittel gesen oie Ssn-
aber es n"uB ibneler uno oraitiider
aearbeitet tper0en - uno oas ilt
flation. J
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
Die KMitenrpaske int Il.
8ect,2l lbtpeh hrNie1tft
Bon 5. Norman 2obse, uMT. Brek".

Nn 8oro zines Tabbootiasers Der
RuItenpafe auf ser See. 9lls
8alt Der aiil ltentpohe befin6e ih MIDI
an 8oro eines 83 SUB Ianeen, bon
atpolf Matroien bemannten l1nteriee-
bootiagers. slae oieie Watroien ba-
ben unteroffi5ierrans, tpenn aub
Dem 8ommanoeur tempor1r ser Sab.
rihsrang perlieben lit. aber alle BE-
tradten iih MIR als &ameraoen. Das
tleine Jabr5eug ielber itampft unS
rcllt ielbit bel rubiser See. Sosa-
alte Ieeriaden merSen in ibren I'm.
tpabrideinlib engcn Shlaffabinen
Ieefranf, 10 oab aae es boraieben, bic
ibnen ollItebenOen Hubeltunoen, bier
l=tunoen oes 0ienites iolsen iebes-
nal ebeniopielen StunSen oes ShIas
fes, aui 0ed gu perbrineen. I'm
nidt BIN uno Der aeihIeuoert oSer
BET itdrferem Seegans audi uber
Ted getuorfen gu tperben, miiiien oic
Seute. bepor iie iih Dem Sdlaf er-
gcben, an oas Mal6inengeipebr-
Hoitament ooer oas Iieibontbenlaaer
anieilen.
Tas Boot oient, obspobl es. tpie
Der yfame beiagt, eigentlih nur i'm
3iiltenOienit UeripenSct tperoen iou-
te, nun ais Gins ser pielen fleinen at.
mlerten Grportboote amerifaniiher
Seleit5ige, oie meiit na6 europa
beltimmt iino. Mn irgenoeinem, bum
bert Meilen ooer nod ,peiter bonn
SanSe entfernten Bunfte miro ser
8clettoua bon sriiBeren Gsfortif,if-
fen Der Marine iibernommen, oeren
Sadie es Damn lit, sic @affen- unb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nab Sen Sdfen
unierer 0erbiinoetcn in ser 9(lten
Welt 5u besleiten.
sluf Der aeseniudrtigen labrt tibrt
nnier ll-sBootiGger 400 @aaonen
friiden @aiiers unb Yropiant fir
60 Stunoen nit iid). Die Sabrge.
idtpinSigfeit oes8eleitsuges mar, ent-
lprebeno Ser oes langiamiten ser
~alten 8aIten". uripriinglid aui
neln Seemeilen sic 'Stunoe feItae-
iebt. tpllrSe aber Damn auf Ordnaen
iiberporiidtiger ssiibrer Ginger ser
Sd)iffe nod nm orci ¬en berab-
gelest. Gs geniigt unter Sieien Tim.
ltanoen, auf llnlerm Boot nur elmer
einaiaen Motor laufen 81 Iaiien, unr
oas lit elm mabrer Sesan. Gin Nidt
Seemann lpiiroe. 10 frieblid oie See
oaliest, ieIbit oieie ssabrt auf I'M
ierer armierten Nubidale idon itra
paaios genls finoen. unS bei elmer
ettpas nnrubiger 1peroenSen See
tnirSe er iie biellei6t gar 'nidt iiber.
Ieben. ....
Wir freu5en ~a6tern", 10 6ab mir
iiher iein fonnen, nidt unoerIebens
bic 5iiblung nit sen i'm Sdneden,
tenrpo fid) ipeiter taitenoen alten San-
oelsIfiffen 5u berlieren. Ser oic
edaq6eteftoren be6ienenoe Nfann
iheint Dem ssrieoen ser S5ene nibt
ou trauen. Gr peift nidt bon ieinem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

sumers goods, every producer
reaching out for undue profits at
the nations expense, is today
ganging up on the OPA. 1t there
fore behooves the overwhelming
majority of Americans-produc-
ers. property owners, consumers
- who appreciate its supreme
obstacle in our way that we can
Importance in the entire war ef-
fort to give the Price Administra-
ton their effective support now,
when its usefulness as an effec-
must have - to perfect and
balance"
Paul H. Appleby, Under Secre-
tary of Agriculture:
"It is of extreme Importance
that the American people under
stand how completely, how sub
timely, the British people are Civ,
ing OF themselves to this war
For without the British Common
wealth this war could not be won.
Those who for lack of philoso-
phy, for lack of insight and under
standing, say and do things which
reduce the unity of the British
and American peoples reduce the
effectiveness of all our efforts"
Elmer Davis, director of the
Office of War Information:
"This office will do its best to
tell the truth and nothing but
the truth, both at home and alb
road. Military information that
would aid the enemy must be
withheld; but within that limita-
tlon we snail try to give the peo=
pie a clear, complete and accurate
picture. The Office of War Infor-
nation will not, and does not
want to. curtail the open-door
policy that has always prevailed
IN the dealings of the government
with the press and radio and
other news media. 1t is our hope,
however. that we can put an end
20 conflicting statements which
confuse the public mind. This
can be done, l believe, by giving
the complete truth to the public
as rapidly as possible, and by en-
deavoring to establish procedures
which may enable different agen-
cies to reach agreement before a
given issue comes to the state of
publications."
Common COuuc;1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
May Delay Action on Io42 Tax
Bill Until After Fall Election

absent from the place of their residence
ant ser1ing within tn, continental
United States" was passed after much
argument
Mr.. Rankin of Mississippi. who
sponsored the increase of base pay for
Privates to $50 month, objected and
staged what looked like a filibuster.
The general opinion was that the
small group that stayed with Mr.. RAN
XII. was fearful the Ramsay Bill would
be an entering wedge to the Geyer anti
poll tax. which the deep South always
has been violently against.
CTEPS probably will be taken soon
~ to consolidate the two TELEGRAPH
companies. Otherwise, the government
threatens to take the companies over
and operate them.
The problem of safeguarding en-
ployes in such consolidation IS one
which will have careful c ,nsideration,
1t is possible, however, that those en-
ployes of the telegraph companies who
have gone to war will find no jobs await
ing them upon their return.
TO those living INLAND. the gasoline
rationing has no meaning as yet. To
Washington. the regulations that went
into effect July % are vital. Gasoline
stations have oeen without gas much of
the time
Under the new plan all stations re-
ceived full supply to start the new
era. but will be replenished only in re-
placement for what they sell to holders
of ration books.
HERE has been faik OF Paying boyt
OF aed9es IN some kind of ne.v Unit
ed States Treasury bonds 7Uhich svonid
be non-transterrabie ana zohieh could
not be eashed until after the uay. Thus
a0onld seem to be a combination of bdy-
roll tar and compulsory savings under
another name.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

~a~< -
Soften in Ser "oranebou- -firhter.
lihen gnsc" unter Oed. TatiGdIid
lit er nidt INNER leidt au erlesen.
Selbit Watroien-Sbren brauden
grobe l1ebung. bepor iie sic bon
Sdiffen oes eigenen @cleit3uses aus
aebenoen @erduide bon oenen, bic
ourd feinolihe s5abraeuse perur-
Iadt tperoen, nit Siderbeit 3u I'M
terid)eiben bernogen.
Yl0blid) ruff Ser Mann berauf,
Dor Sem StcuerborS treble lid, ettpas
GerOibtiges bcrum, ,,no i'm nGdIten
9(ugenblid erid)aut aub icbon ser Sc.
ell: ~&.ar gum Befedt!" 0om 8ue
bis gum Dsd, bon ser aombiiie Bis
81, Sen Shlaffa6inen eilt alIes auf
'eine Soften. Der aod) itelt lid an
oas Steuerboro Maidinenaetpebr.
Ser Maibiniitenmaa an oas Bad
oA@aidinengeiuebr, mo Sc,
9ootfiibrer nimmt iid bes orittcn
zines beionbers ibtperen Maitinen-
1cluebrs an. Ger Don Sem Is Sui
boben Mait NIT Silie ieines Grim,
'tchers perionlih Musihau baItenoe
Sabnrid] bat balo Elm Berisfop ent.
>cdt. Gttpa cine MeiIe Dor unierem
gebreh!iden @oot Iiest ser grinr.
miae 5ein0 a,f Ser 2auer.
l(nS nun lit. ungeaGtet oes uns
. entidieSen nnsiinitigcn arGfteoer.
1altniiics. bie EaroIe iogIeid: vMan
m 6en Geino!"
llniere Nubidale ibieBt ploblih
pie elm luobltrainierter @inobunS
>nrh oie Zee, nnS nur ipeniae Mii.
1uten barnad) iino pir iotpeit, oal
Sic erItcn 9iefbomben iiber Bort
leben fonnen. ltnier eigenes 0abr.
'eug andt nun 5un'id, uno es bat
'allm elm Stredben BON SO ssub
'apild)en iih nb Sen Beiabrpunft aey
)rabt, als es auh ibon BON Scr
Hud)t elmer furdtbaren ltnteriee,
Setonation ettua IS SUB bod in on
2uft aeihleuoert tpirb.
Ser Sana ser nun anbebt, tut aber
Yer Hltbe umb Siherbeit, nit ser sic
Waderen i'm Tiefbombenlaeer sic
qnfgabe erfiillen, feinen Mbbrud,.
mo audi Die neutrality-suspicious.
gen treten jett in gftion.
slls sic idmerfalibriae Maifa oas
Wort gu nebmen begann, bate id,
zine Gmpfinoung sic ser zines
Cramps auf elmer Barfbanf GbnIid)
elm mllB. pcnn linn ultpermittelt
IN Holi5iit mittels bes &niippcls
ins auf bie Soblcn periebt. 9ie ma.
ritime aamp'isene, beren 3euge id,
'par, bate geiuiB nidt piel s(ebnlid,-
Feit NIT einem iolhen 8enre-8i!o
nus Dem Neu Yorfer Gitp &aG Yarf,
1ber nahSem einmal oas ihtpere Ma.
'hlnengetpebr 81 iprebenH HSegonnen
5atte, erld)ien mir allcs tpie Elm frieo-
liher 1ralm. Gas 9obuipabobu Ser
nun in ununter6rodener ;solge er-
plooierenben Siefbomben BEL ser Be-
9leitmniif Ser orei Maid)inengelueb-
re uno Dem tollen Gang ocs INNER
BON neuem bodseiuorfenen gootes
ltano in einem merf,piiroigen Mi6=
oerbaltnis 5u Ser @erinaiiiaiafeit
oes Mpparats zines nur ied)s
SUP Waiier berorGngenoen, 83 Sui,
langen aiiitenbootes .8liiflif)eruei,
ie tpar Ser 2Grm ser Sd)ladt ltrift
einleltia. Sas ll-@oot mar aIlem Mu-
lbein nod erlebigt, banor es bon
ieinen Waffen @ebraud MAIDEN
tonnte. nno binterlieB nur oie Sel-
'phr auf ocn @euen, bie 4unSe oa.
bon CAB. oah abermals ems ser &C.
tiirdtetlten 3riegsidiffe oes Jein.
oes i'm 3ampfe NIT einem Boot Ser
amerifanilden &iiitennade Den Sir.
5eren geaogen bate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

in the area opened for a limited
hunting season.
The winter sleep of bears is
not true Information, since they
can be aroused easily.
Whales can hurl their huge
bodies completely out Of the
water.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
ANSWERS
Questions to these answers will
be found on page S.

|. Only one, the Pyramids of
Egypt.
z. One multiplied by itself
twice.
3. Animal.
4. The thyroid gland. ?
5. A collection of islands.
6. New York.
7. 20 young Lochinvar is come
out of the west"
8. American.
9. He was king of Scotland
who died in 1867. .ff
10. It will cook the same.