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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

him car over civilian economy,
was informed Monday that best
availble estimates indicate that
no less than l,25O,0OO pounds of
rubber are being burned off the
nations tires each day.
THE new order, now being
drafted and expected to come
out next week, will abandon the
voluntary or honor system now
in Qftqct h the East and make
every motorist prove his need
beyond a certain basic minimum
allowance to which every car
owner will be entitled.
"As it now stands, the plan
provides for issuance to every
car owner of what would be the
equivalent to an "A card under
the present eastern system. To
get large allowances, the driver
will not only have to demon
strate that he actually needs hi,
car for business transportation
but that he has done everything
possible to pool his car with his
neighbors
SIX-WEEK LAG
"One purpose of the six week
lag between announcement and
effective date of the plan is to
give neighbors an opportunity tc
talk their future transportation
problems over and form their
| pools.
"Such schemes a. that beini
promoted In Detroit plants b,
Donald Slutx, city transportation
COORDINATION, Il precisely wha
the government, in effect, nov
will require before cars may b.
used.
1T is possible that any appli
cant for 4 card emitting the hold
er to more gasoline than tn,
minimum pleasure ration will b,
required to convince his ration
ing board that he has done hi
utmost to pool. Neighbors will
pooled facilities will probabl.
be instructed to make their APP
plications jointly
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Germans Fall
Back Under
Savage Attack
Russions Move
RelentIessly
Against khorkov

MOSCOW, May Is - B -
r e d Army cavalry. charging
wildly across a pontoon bridge
they themselves built u n d er
Nazi artillery fire. have recap
tured a large inhabited local
ity" on the Kharkov front In =
spectacular phase Of the COM
tinuing Russian advance, the
army paper Red Star reported
today.
Combining one Of the most
ancient military forms, cavalry.
with the most modern, the Rus
slams covered their daring rid
ers with an umbrella Of war
planes and followed them up
with a rumbling sire = m o3
tanks.
The Germans sent pla mes
speeding to the defense, but lost
II in this single heavy combat,
Red Star said.
PURSUE GERMANS
The cavalrymen now are pur-
suing the Germans, who aban-
doned large quantities OF equip
msnt a tiny fell back. the dir
patch stated.
The recaptured town wae -
identified. other Dispatches
from the Kharkov front, Key -
the entire southwestern sectox,
said that an immediate Red Ar
my objective was q highway
linking two large towns and
that q violent battle was raging
just east of this road.
The Germans are defending Il
desperately. since they must
keep it free for movement OF
their reserves and supplies said
Red Star.
Every slightest vantage point
east Of the road is q knot Of
German resistance, but the de-
termined Russians are pushing
ahead and already have cracked
defenses in cne Of the most i'm
portant sectors.
The Germans are throwing In
to the Kharkov defense every
tank available, said 4 frOnt-lin0
Red Star correspondent, BE-
cause their infantry waivers
and falls back under our pres-
sure"
BLAST lOo TANKS
Nevertheless, he said, "the
number of destroyed German
tanks has reached 400 and =
growing with every hour" add
ing:
THE enemy's Spring infan-
See RUSSIA-Rage :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Defends Raids

LONDON, May 19-(P)-The
new Archbishop of Canterbury
defended today the RATS heavy
bombings Of Lubbock and Ros-
took rs part Of the bitter price
paid for aid to Russia" and crit
icized the emphasis in some quar-
tiers on the civilian casualties
and destruction of historic build
ings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
s.. Clair Shores
Students End Strike

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Stu
dents of Lake Shore High school
who went on strike Friday pro-
testing the dismissal of Superin-
tendent Frank A. Dixon, were
back at their desks today follow
ing a conference yesterday OF
strike leaders with Robert Bar
ton, board of education presi-
dent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Smash Forward

LONDON, May 19-(P)-Red
Army troops have driven to a
depth Of 30 or 40 miles through
German lines before kharkOv on
a 6O-mile front In Marshal Sem
con TimOshenkO's expanding Of
fensive, a military commentator
said today. The battle line was
estimated to extend total OF
100 miles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Blast Bases

TOKYO (From Japa csc
Broadcasts), May l9 - P -
Strong formations Of japanese
army bombers blasted railway
stations. warehouses and trains
yesterday in their initial raids
on Badarpur and Silchar, impor-
tant points on the ndia-Chung-
king communication line in As
sam Province, Domei said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Revannp Army

TOKYO From Japa n csc
Broadcasts), May l9-(F)-Thc
war ministry announced today
that, In recognition Of the grow
Ing importance of aerial arms In
modern warfare, an army air
force headquarters would be es-
tablished June / under COM
mand Of a general appointed by
and directly responsible to En-
perOr HirOhitO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
IS Executed

LONDON, May 19-P1-The
Belgian news agency said today
that Is more Belgians had been
executed by the Germans, five
in reprisal for attempted attacks
on German air force headquar-
tiers in Brussels.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Ex-Editor Now
at Pacific Port

First Lieut.. M a C o I'm p.
Moore, former Mount Clemens
newspaper editor, now on active
duty with the United States
Army, has arrived at Pacific
island port his wife was inform
ed today in a cable from him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Eve Sub Menace

WASHINGTON, May l9--P)
An investigation of measures
being taken to combat the east
coast submarine menace was
proposed by Senator Brewster
(R-Me) today following disclos-
ure that plans were being reviv-
ed for the construction OF oil
pipe line to supplement the At
lantic seaboard's gasoline sup
ply.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

Gen. Doolittle, Z major at
the time, was assigned to the
US. Army procurement office
in Detroit last winter during
which time he kept his sleek
P-40 pursuit ship at Selfridge
Field where he was a fire.
Quent visitor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Cen Doo|ittIe Revealed as Leader of Tokyo Raic
late Xxx
bulletins
New York Alert

NEW YORK, May l9-R)-
General FolIett Bradley, COM
manding the headquarters air
force of the Eastern Defense
Command, announced today that
a "blue" alarm sounded for the
New York area at ll:O6 am.
(EWT) and the all-clear signal
followed at ll:25 am.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Land

MIAMI, Fla, May 19-P--
Survivors of a Mexican tanker
torpedoing that brought demands
south of the border for war
against the Axis nations were
headed home today to receive
the honors of their countrymen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

Bonds may be purchased at
either Mount Clemens bank,
at the Mount Clemens Federal
Savings and Loan Association,
the post office, from Daily
Monitor Leader carrier boys
or from school students of
either high school. Stamps are
also available at many local
stores.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Deputy Censor

WASHINGTON, May l9-tP
Byron Price, director Of CEN
sorship. today appointed John
Il. Sorrells deputy director.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

ron of American planes came
in just over the house-tops, and
dropped bombs from 800 feet.
The low level flying, he said,
made it difficult to observe the
results of the bombs.
at appeared to u.s." the fly
ing general declared. that prac-
tically every bomb reached the
target for which it was intend
ed. We would like to have tar
ried and watched the later de-
velopments of fire and explos-
ion, but even so we were for
tunate to receive a fairly de-
tailed report from the excited
Japanese radio broadcasts. II
took them several hours to calm
down to deception and accusa-
ton"
SEE BALL GAME
Doolittle said part of his par.
ty observed a ball game in pro.
gress at one point and players
and spectators did not start tc
run for cover until just as the
See TOKYO RAID-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

Importioi Covsross
Of All LoeoI News
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19

From the transport-among
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11

Washingt n (P)- President
 Roosevelt dls clo Sed Tn connection
 with studio of he mobilization
 of man power in war industries that the government was con sidering voluntary registrating all women Is to 65. Probably within a week the President as serted decision will be reach ed One of the difficulties of reg istering women, he asserted a his press conference, is inher- en, in the number of persons who would come forward to en- roll. This would create mechanic al difficulties, he said, remafking tbat the preparation of cards
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
Defense of Botoon
Continued from page D

Continued from page D
 RS3 effective troops when re- s'ance apparently collapsed He aaGated at a press confer Nace that the bulk of thls force IAller was killed or captured lAe President authorized the nlhpplnes commander to make ay decision deemed necessary in Ne light of events.
 S'mson told reporters that last reports from the Philip qes indicated Corregidor and 'aer Notifications guarding the aGance into Manila bay still 'OOd, but declined to make pre- ucuons as to how long they V'uld hold cut.
 lhls IS only a temporary a' he, said I've shall not stop 'nul we drive out the invaders on the islands,"
 Washington (R)- Vain ssAt has reported to the Pre- Tlt from Corregidor "our flag ',i, @ls beleagued island fortress lr rpi nles". Roosevelt, talking to '' press conference, said of iSe we feel badly about 'aan. There is no further news 'ilS he said, except he had re- 'eu what he called a grand Sage from Wainwright in an- !" 'o the one he dispatched to Y General. Neither message S released in full. Wainwright 'pOrted all communication be
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
alone would be a tremendous job.

Wash ngton (R)- The war depar tment reported that Am erican torpedo boats sank a Jap cruiser off Cebu in the Central Ph lipplnes. The cruiser reported sunk was one in a fleet of 5 war ships and 10 transports which the War department said appar- ently comprised an invasion fleet landing troops at Cebu.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11

Moscow = During recent 1O- day period Hitler's army is said to have lost, either in action or destroyed on the ground, 545 planes, as compared to IF for the Russians during the same time. Red Star, Russian army publication, says that Hitler's latest aircraft are being rushed into service fresh from factories.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
hanna Durbin
 Coming Sunday

I,nerica's nice girl has grown \ into a glamourous young bHlan-
 VDesnna Durbin is no longer lnrrca's favorite little girl' of IOtion pictures.
 \ Instead, Deanna is an even ,re potentially popular young lN who steps out in all her [.mour in "Nice Girl ?" coming Endsy to the Orpheum Theatre Producer Joe Pasternak,
 aker of all the successes star Ina Deanna, has provided the gsr her most mature vehicle, hnbined with what Is easily her ,pst outstanding supporting
 stto date.
 Fanchot Tone, Walter
 snnan, Robert Stack, Robert enchley, Helen Frederick, Ann kns, Anne Gwynne, Elizabeth
 sdon and Mana Bryant are ksdIiners in the supporting cast. ElIiam Setter, who directed hanna in her seventh hit, "It's bDate," also was director of the kB film.
 The story presents Deanna as .Iypical small town 'nice girl" alO tires of being one - so she Tapes through a romantic es- Eade with a young New York
 played by Tone. Deanna Esreby becomes subject of a hEn scandal which is guelled My after her engagement" to lone is announced. Then Tone Appears, to complicate a sit [tion which provides much hil- |tty before the story reaches it's Fprse finish.
 Deanna sings five numbers, in- |Nuding Stephen Fosters Old Folks At Home" and four new |SHgs: Perhaps" "Love At Hast, " Beneath the Lights of Home" and "Thank You, Amer h" the latter a stirring patri- Mic number.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
Notice

In the Red Cross story in thls issue on the Woman's Page the next meeting date is given as the second Tuesday in April It should read second Tuesday in May.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11

tween Bataan and Coiregldor had been cut off for nearly "A hours The Japanese news agency said fighting was still in progre ss in Ba aan.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-11
Nofice

wish to take this opportun- ity of thanking all those who supported me in the recent city election.
 Ray Martin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

GbIuB bon Is'eite A.

1o,nnl,tng, 1peIfe am 90. geob., 8
llbr dtenos, itattfinoet. Mue Mit.
glteoer icIIten n1ebr Sntereiie 5eigen
un6 Sen Wcriommlunsen beitpobnen
uniere aartenpartie finoet iett
itnnter ieoen leete11 Mfitttuod) i'm
Monat itatt. tpo5u id ollie bers.
Iisb einIooe. Sn &onlitee fiir Mitts
ipod, ben 25. yaoo., iinb Srul, 81.
Brenner ino ssral, 6. Shneioer.
MSdte nerihieoene Serren boflihit
Bitten, SAB iis Sic gcrimrunl,lngen be.
iitfen uno triht i'm aeller iiten ,,no
3arten ipielen Dor ser @eriannmllng
MIio bite einmal i'm Monat fon-
men lie sic 0eriantnlllng beiuhen,
tpenn Scr @iue oa lit. Die Wfitglie-
Der iino 10 important lpie oie 9eam-
ten in ser Veriamnll,ng. Die nod
ite Beriomml,,ns iinst punt s llbr
an, Sa,nit mir sic Beihaite ihnea er-
ieoigen fonnen. Sir einen fleinen
Sitbib iurgt bas aonitee. ssrelnoe
fins imner lpillfcn,men.
Sobn smiley. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
3,ueia 46.

Ias Eartie pom t2. Nobenlber
lit gut abgela,lfen. .0as aomitee bat
iebr gut searbeitct ilno uer0ient
grobe Entertaining, oenn mir batten
elm polles Saus. slIle ssreunoe ,no
Mitslieoer, sic iid beteiliet baben
an oieicm Abeno, merben ibn nod
Iange Seit III grinnerllrg bebalten,
csnn ane batten cine quite 3eit. gub
ip,rban id,Sne Ereiie an oie @liid,.
lihen @elpinner perteilt. slaen be-
men, sic nitt oa ,paren, fam es leio
TIM. ocnn iie baben eil,en id,Dnen
ltbeno perpaBt.
eofmaIs pieIen Can't alien sic
,m'erem Sui geiolgt uno nns 10 gut
unterItiist baben on bielem s(beno.
sluh Dem aomitee iei ber5lif ge-
oanft fir ibre treue srbeit, Senn
ihnen gebort Ser eroBte 9anf.
9(uud Snub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
0onnerstag, ben 10. Nobembcr 1912

Der eriten Brnlen.3eitidrift in ames
rita, Cara Soiepba Sale, fam aiif
oen @eSanfen llnb fiibrte 81, ieiner
gerspirflihuug cine bof1t oft;ne
&nmpagne ourd. Sic reoete fOrtt-
ilf, 1pie es in ser 8ibel beiBt, INIT
gneels3ungen" iiber bisies ibr ans
9er5 gsipnhIene TbeItta, benn es
|tpiro BON ibren Mrtifeln ,tno 8rie-
fen berihtet oab lie iih ipabrbaft
fpie Erebigten laien. ltno idlieBlib
erreictte tie es, Hrdiioent 2incrtn
l1no iein &abirett oaopn su iibers
5elgen, oab ibrem Bsoatfen ettpas
Wobres nnb Shonss sl,srunbe lag.
ltnier amerifaniIher IanfIagung1-
tag, ipie mir i'm allf >be,ter ipieoer
feiern, mar in oiaiem Mlgenblid &c.
borcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
Hippccrcm,c Gkcater
rWambi" beginnt Samstas,
ben 81. gtuOember.

0ir'elt Samstog fpmnt ser neue
Slim ~0ambi", bergeitellt bon Wal.
ter SGSilcD, mad, oem Sippoorume
Sbeater. Tieier Slim bat sSslir
lShltens Nopellc n8arnbi" als oie
@runhlage. Gs bat flint Sabre in
genollmen oieles 9ilS, bas
ipe5iea fiir Oie Gripabienen berge-
itellt iuuroe, fertig 81 bringen uno
es ipllroe nod Dor bem Slim rSnoiu
0bitc ans TIE Sepen Sparfs" in
s(ngriif genomnen. Der Sobapnnft
bes giloes lit Elm @albbrano, S5e-
men sic man nur ielten 81 ieben be-
fommt. Gin Gbor pon piersig Stim.
men iiugt nit SrdySirehcgleitlrng
Sic 9ieoer v9opc is Song that
neper Gnosi, uSittle gpril 'Sboau.
ers", uSoofing for &omance" etc.
Seben Sic licb bieien Slim an I'M
Sippoorome Ibeatcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
2lms Detreit, Nlidkiaan
3lpeig 81.

Ser geamtelhtab ntaft Merlnit
aufmerfIam, oaB bie Gereins-@ers
ianmlung oiesnlaI auf SEN 6. De-
semn,r fGat. Die Geriammlung
miro ipie INNER in ser &arpatbia
Sale I'M 3 llbr nahn1ittaas abge-
balten merben.
Wir madden beionbers aiflnerf=
ianl, oab in oieier Geriamnllung
Iaut geihlub ser letten @eriamn-
lung oie geamten!pabl uorgenonlmen
miro. Gs lpiiroe llns ire,lei, ipenn
ale Nitglieoer, sic Sutereiie an Die.
lem Terein baben, Oieie &erianlms
lung beiuben lpiiroen uno nlitbelfen
tiihtige gealnte fiir oas Sabr 1913
s,l lp;iblen. Ntitglieber, es lit cure
Hflid)t oieie Geriammllrns 81 be-
illben, oenn mir braufen oie tiif-
tighten geamtcn, bieie 3eiten for
Toroern es. 9allt 8elhluB miro nadj
9enmtenpabl unn Seriammlun9
pom 8erein ein babies Sob @ier
uno Giien lrenoiert. Tarum iperte
Mitglieoer tpnmt uno seigt eud)
lpiiroig DaS .3speig Nr. 81.
gfihael Selltih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

Sipeia AZ.

9lllen atitgliebern lei geoanft 'ill
ben id)olten 9eiuh l,nIerer Ser
famml,lng am 6. Nouember. Hral.
Mihael ebert tegriibte grl.oer
Sobn gennirg Niitglieo oes 3ipeis
10.
ltniere @cibnadjtsfeier iinoet in
ser Colonial 6alle itatt am Cams
taa, sen 26. 1e5ettber, abenos. Tas
aomitee beitebt aus oem alien uno
upugetuGbIten goritano
gSeiter ,puroe beihloiien cine
Silueitcrfeicr absubalten. flud] IN
beiben 6allen Ser Colonial Salle.
Tus &onitee ipllrbe pie foIgt err
gGiBt um oieies Set 81 leiten: gr.
Georg 8ierlingL Simon Sdrffert.
Sobn SbuIler, &lbp Ea,ll, Sobn
2reitel. Sobn Sfeun unS folgenoe
Sbtueitern: aatb. 8ierling, Sara
3uItner Snnrin sSdulffert, Gli5.
araner lino Sara 5alfb. Iieies
aomitee miro per Hoit benahrihtiat,
tuem sic @erian,n,lunsen irattfit-
ben.
s(ue Sreulloe grntlilieren g. iulo
Ehtp. Mid)ael Wtattes 5l Ser 8e'
burt ibres 9chterleils Sariet Sean
am Is. Sftober.
Sdap. aatb. ebert reilte nod
Eaa,ton, Ohio, atr ainotaufe bel
ibrem grlloer.
gr. Veter Vroos lit nod frant
@ir tpiiniten ibm bnloige 8enelunl
Mae 0titglieber iiuo eriuht upll'
5GbIis uniere @eneralueriamnlluna
am A. Ge5ernber 5u beiuhen, Denr
uniere geamtenipabl finoet itatt.
Nah ser gerianlmlung gibt es ct
tpos Spe5ielles.
Curtis N. Tatje, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
2l,,s 6ary, INDIANA
3iueig 40.

Gs oiene aIlen Sbpeitern 5ur &c,
iiaiaen Nahricbt, bab Sic nlhitc
@eriummlung ON 20. 9top. itattfiu.
Set, neil ieoer Counting inn Te3em.
Der bcrgeben lit. Gomnlt ale, es III
9eamtempubl. &affec uto Sudden
miro ierpiert llno Damn miro gelpielt.
SSm &onnitee limo: 0faria ltrihel,
GoritNerin. 6atb. @inanbp, 'Saru
Sellpis, &atb. allbad,, u. Saub, e.
gorben. slnna 9ptId). Greiie ipenoen
6. Selenhefi, Maria &onner, Ma.
ria sollberg slnna Sallb, Ntarin
Siisel, glnilp Tcrnenbes, 6. Manol
Bite nlIe 81 er'cbeillen.
Gli5. Selenheff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
2lms eric, pa.
3,ueig 2.

Die i1brli6e geantenpabl oes
griten g. e. 8eiung 'uno &ranfen-
llnterit. Gereins finbet Sonntag, Sen
80. ytopember, nahnlittags 3 llbr
itatt, lpo5u alle itimmberehtietcn
Sflpeitern uno griiber freunolihlt
eingelaben iinb. &omnlt p1blt tiih.
tige 8eamte uu6 fiir oas Sabr 1913,
oenn in bieier fritilbeu 3eit brau,
den mir Mdnner, bie lpiiien Sen Ser.
ell, 5n fiibren. Sssn Der Soif,,ung redi
uiele begriiBen 81 fOnnen. seid,net
nit treu1iad)iiidem gruoergruB
0sartin Sbulter, Erot. sSefr
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2lms nlenaea, pa.
3meia 20

Os~~W ~
psriammelt iid) aln 6. Desember 3ll
iciner regellnaBigen 8eneral-8er.
iammll,ng. Die 8itte ereebt an oIle
M;talieoer 10 sablreih ipie MIR n,og-
lid, iih an bieier Geriamnlltng 81,
bsteiligen. @eil in oieier Seriamm-
hing oie geamteniuabl itattfinoet,
erilld,e ih e,lh alle liebe 8riioer an
oicier &ariammluns teil5unebmen,
nm t.;tttiee 9eante fiir oas fclnmen-
Sc SSabr sll pGblen. Wahe ale Brit
ser ouflnerfiam iid) i'm 0ersin llnb
Central @erbano gutltebeno su mo-
den. Gin Sab gier ltno 2unh (frei)
lpartet auf ale glnipeialroen. Sn
lluitragc cures Erdiioenten
ssobn aloos, &. 9. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
2lsis @1tartiitS 5errY, Otie
3,pcis IL.

Gen SfapeItern llno 8riioern bie.
nc sur eefinigen Wahrid,t, baB sic
Notwithstanding Sonntag, Ben
6. Ge5cmbcr, 9 ltbr nahnittaes db.
aebalten auirb. Sn oieier @eriamm.
lung oarf tein Mitglieo febIen, ,,ur
Graufbeit ooer berreiit miro als
gntihuIoisung anaerommen, ionit
gi6ts 81 Strafe.
Sn bieier geriammlung tperoen
Ole 8cautcn fiir oas ssabr t943 ge.
m1bIt. Gs lit Sadie Ser Iitglieoer
sic gcnnltan su tuiblen, Sic fiir bas
sImt idbig iino.
Nnd) ser &erianmlnng miro Bier
uno 2lnb Sen Mitelieoern frei Ter
piert lpcrNcn.
Seora 81. Grnmer, tSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
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Fiji sic anldblid) oes 1ooes meines
geliebten 8atten
0eorg Serbert
uns entgegensebrahte Spmpatbie,
fir Sic eroBe 8eteiligung am Sci.
henbegrdbnis, bic our Gerfiig,,na
gelteuten slutomobile, Ealtor Aug
S. gngelbred)t fir sic 5u &ersen
oringenSen Sroit,porte, Dem Central
gerbano fir 0ie ,slus5ablung ser
Veriideringsiumnle, ebeniaas bem
3peig 6 fir oas 2ofaliterbegelb.
0anf alien sic uns in ,tnierem 2eio
b!lfreif) beigeitanoen baben.
9ie trauernben 6interblie6enen
Sobne uno 1ohter nno 8attin
Sophia 9erbert.
Der airden 1ramen 8erein Der
ct. Narfms Oemeinbe
b1lt ieinen aai1brlihen Vaiar nmb
Sanerfrant. Supper am t9. Nop. in
sen lnteren H0l.nrlihteiten Der Sir.
he ab. Dos Sllpper beginnt IL llbr
mittags uno onuert bis 8 llbr unl
Mbeno. Gidets iino 60 Gents. @robe
yorbereitunsen iino i'm @ange, I'M
oieies Supper l,no 8niar 3u einem
groBen Grfolg gu MAIDEN. Mue Mit.
gIieoer mno Jreunoe Der ct. Mar.
tus @elneitroe iinb ber3Lid) einpela.
ben, benz Gra,.en gerein oird ibren
Weiud} 5u beebren. Das Nabfrdno.
den bonn Jrmaen 9erein bat idone
&anbarbeiten fertiggeiteat gum Ser
tdlf. Gin tiidtiees 4omitee 1T an
Ser Mrbeit nm oas Jeit al einem
| idSnen grfolg 5li maiden. I'm 3abl.
reiden geiud bittet 6as aomitee.
J Anna Ben, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
Dc,atjAe 1,attaett
trGutfteit f,iett iitetr
t,cf1t 2tbcntcmcr

gcrn. Die Selltihen S,ngen iino
oabei. lire 3lflnrftspldne 5u repioie-
rem. Sbre SrGlune bon Slbenteuern
ipcrben 0urh Sruume bon 2ebens-
mitteln crest. Ginlt ipollten lie sSlie-
ger ano Sngenie.lre iperoen, aber
iest iiberIdyrue,,men lie sic Serrnitt-
lnnes1mter fir Sebrlinsc, nm 1lei-
ider uno 9afer 81. iperben lliro in
oireften &ontaft nit 2ebensmitteln
sl fommen. Die 6arnilien periumen
ibre Grlldbrung 81 perbeiiern, inbem
tie oie Slrngen bei 2ebensmittelbdno-
lern ais 9ebrlinge unterbringen.
8itte IeIen sic Die Mn3eieen
umo ,mterItiisen Sic oieie @eihdftel