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and Mrs. Henry Gibson.

and Mrs. Henry Gibson.
Mrs. Delbert Cover, of Leadmine
w. Va, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Nettie Eichleberger, and will
assist her in the Tea Shop. Mrs.
Eichleberger, who recently purchased
the stand in the auditorium grounds
and made a model tea room, is enjoy
ing a splendid business.
Pfc. VIM. Sweitzer, chemical war
fare, is here from Camp Bowie, Tex,
for short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sweitzer.
Pvt. Carlton Calls, U.S.A. Air
Corps, is here from Savannah, Ga,
for visit with his wife and son.
Corp. Harley Dawson, technician,
18th grade, who is stationed at Fort
/ George Meade, spent a ten-day fur
Tough here with his father, George Z.
Dawson, and Mrs. Dawson.
Lieut.. Raymond Raft, U.S.A.,
Ordnance department, who is sta
toned at Aberdeen spent a few days
here with Mrs. Raft. They were guests
at Allenhurst and left Tuesday for a
short visit to Clarksburg.
Franklin Cook, Seabees storekeeper
&c, who is stationed at Camp Perry
Williamsburg, Va, joined Mrs. Cook
here this week. They are guests of
Mrs Cooks parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
W. yelling.
/ Born to Pvt. and Mrs. DeLeon Fike
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15
RED HOUSE LUTHERAN PARISH
A. X. Jones, Pastor.

Church services at both Gnegy and
Red House next Sunday morning,
"Our Father is Merciful" is the theme
of the sermon.
The Daily Vacation Bible school
opens next Monday morning at $50.
All the young people within reach Of
St. Johns are invited and urged to
for all who will notify the pastor not
later than Sunday evening Glasses for
all age groups. The class of interme-
dates and seniors will study Goods
Great Gifts"
The Holy Communion service is an
nounced for July 25th. Those who can
not be present should arrange for the
administration Of this Sacrament in
the home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15

John H. Martini, Cumberland, spent
the weekend with his grandmother
Mrs. Margaret Martini, in Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle, Mrs. John
Ault and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman were in
Cumberland over the weekend with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Spoerlein, of
Dillsburg, Pa, are visiting relatives
and friends in Garrett county this
week and spent two days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H. Brown,
Alder street.
Mrs. Elinor Hoye came to her home
near Oakland last night from Wash
ington, d. c., to remain a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Hinebaugh. Mrs. Hoye was accom-
panied to Oakland by Mrs. Nell Nolan,
also of Washington.
Mrs. John G. Robinson left Oak
land last Friday evening for visit
of several weeks with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs c. Fred
Husemoller, in Washington, D. C. She
was accompanied by her granddaugh-
ter, Martha Jane Baird, who returned
to jefferson hospital, Philadelphia,
where she is in training for a nurse.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15
MT. LAKE PARK
The Election

hC A1iS1iiOl
Very little interest was shown in
the Municipal election held here on
Tuesday. Two reasons seemed appar-
ent for the apathy of our citizens. A
great number of voters forgot or
never knew there would be an cleo
ton. Two, there was little competi-
ton and only small group of candi-
dates, However, no matter what the
cause might have been, there should
be no gripping" or complaints from
those citizens who were not inter
ested
Personally, we think it's a good
group and we believe they will do
their best for the community. After
all it's rather an ungrateful job they
have to do. So try and cooperate with
them.
Victory Gardens
Ronald Bittner, who made up the
census of Victory gardens in Mt.
Lake Park, reported 1913 gardens. Not
bad for a small community.
Brief Mention
It's good news to know that the
owner of the Lake, Mr. Ray Right,
is repairing the dam and getting
the Lake in good shape for the sea-
son.
Don't forget there will be a vesper
service held in the grove near the
Tabernacle, Sunday evening at 1870,
sponsored by the WSCS of Bethel
church, with Rev. Garrett Evans as
leader. You are all invited.
The Womens Bible class of Bethel
church will hold its regular social
meeting on the evening of Friday,
July 10Th, at the home of Mrs. Tim
othy Moon. Mrs. Gregory Bleakly
and Mrs. w B. Love are co-hostesses.
Personals
Mrs. Logan Carr, who is quite i'll
at her home here, is somewhat i'm
proved. Misses Sally and Minnie Nc
Coy, sisters-in-law of the late DR..
Carr, and Mrs. Patrick Beacon,
granddaughter, all of Fairmont, are
in the Carr home.
Mrs. Harry Miller, of Gulfport,
Miss, is the guest of Mrs. E. L.
Winchcll.
Hal Jacobs and daughter, who have
been residing the past two years in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK METHO
DIST CHARGE
Garrett H. Evans. Minister

Bethel Church. 1000 A. NJ. Worship
Service. Sermon topic, The Window
sill of Heaven" HOO A. NJ. Church
School. J. L. Fitzwater, Superinten-
dent. 6:30 P NJ. The Membership
Training Glass. 1880 P. NJ. Evening
Vesper Hour in the Camp Meeting
Grove. In case Of rain the meeting will
be held in the Camp Meeting audi
forum.
White Church. 1000 A. NJ. Church
School. Paul Harvey, Superintendent.
11:15 A. NJ Worship Service with
sermon by the minister.
Steyer School 300 P. NJ. Worship
Service, with sermon by the minis
ter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15

A three billion appropriations meas
ure to finance work of IS government
war agencies, among them OPA, Owl,
was signed into law.
Wednesday was the 585th day of
war for United States. In World War
the war ended on that day
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15
SAINT MARKS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. i. Learner. II. ID Pastor

$3.50 A. NJ. The Church School. "God
Encourages Moses in the Doing of His
Great Task" Graded Lessons.
10:45 A. M. The Service of the
Church. The guest pastor for the day
will be The Rev. John W. Harner.
The Anthem. "The Lord is My
Light" Obey Speaks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
Oakland, Maryland.
Minor Snrapue. Minister

Sunday Church School at $3.50 A.
NJ, with instruction for all.
Service of Worship at 10:45 A. NJ.
Sermon by the minister and inspir
ing music by the choir.
All desiring to worship and fellow
ship with US are cordially invited to
do so.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15

Single copies of The Republi-
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday af-
ternOOn. Price, 5 cents per copy.
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is VISITING Mr. and Mrs. Daniel p.
Smouso for several DAVIS.
Miss Kathryn Butt, Baltimore Is
spending a week here with her
Mr., and Mrs. LenueI +. FRIEND Oh
SWanton, accompanied by their son.
were Oakland visitors on Monday
NJ. U,;1I;o,. o,,+o,+oi,,od
with four tables OF bridge at her
home on Third street last thursday
evening
M, and Nc r Morrow Of Now
vo,1, n;si+od NJ. and Mrs Sar,nol
Bowman and other relatives over the
Weekend
11ry = cIohocb Of roor Oak
land lof+ boro ana dow Ios+ uool, fo,
paIt;,,,,,.. -. ,.;-;4 ,,.;4b c w c1oh,ob
few days
r Rol,o. Of vorora pa ca,,,o
"A. l. BAKER OF verona IA" came
TO Oakland on Wednesday evening OF
last week TO WISH WIN reIaVNeS anu
Trends IN the county Tor week or
more
Mr., Erwin Smith IT, ba. oono r.
Rro,rnv,ood Tox 70 visit bor husband
Cornoral Erwin Smith who ovnocts
to be stationed there Tor several
weeks
M, md Nrs Iindyov 4 Cordor
po1+;n,oro aro snondino .ovoraI dovs
hama ,,,i+l, +ho fa,.,,or,s fot1,or
Condor, wbi1o an vacation fron, wo,,l,
in +bo cIonn / Martin rIar+
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Stark, Akron,
L,,,,. - ,T11Ior,, MI oo,,,,l oan,o
80 0ol,1ond co+,,,.da,, IN . b,,s;no,s
,,,;..;a,, and .,o,,4 .oy,o,.oI h,,,r. ho,.o
Clarence Leighton, who recently
submitted to a major operation at
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, has
returned to his home on Seventh
street, where he is now recuperating
satisfactorily.
llII"iiI '2'"ii' S"'I VI MI an" NJ D
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on Wednesday, a daughter. Private
Fike is somewhere in the Pacific.
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LOCAL NEWS

Miss Ida Frantz, of Friendsville,
listed in Oakland on Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15

Miss Kathryn Butt, Baltimore, is
spending a week here with her
mother, Mrs. S. F. Butt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lenuel F. Friend, of
Swanton, accompanied by their son,
were Oakland visitors on Monday,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11
4ipYeoreii,e Gteater
,Gaiablanea" bleibt mod esne Wodlr
hrginhcno brmtt, IT. ssebrmar.

ablanca, Die stabt sic in Die
feltipfeiten rineinfant dis Elm 9eil
,es fii9nen uno brilliantan anlerifa-
,.irt.n Einfalls IN Norbafrifa, lt1nS
'iihn ilnb brilliant auf Ser 0ein.
tpano I'M Sippooromc 5beater ols
am L. Gebruar @arner Bros. .Gn.
1b!anca" sroifnat iunr>e uno npd
,ie'e @ods bis II. Tcbrnar porge.
fiibrt tpiro.
Gs tnar fluge Ntilitirtaftif, Sic
ei,1e1l Wnmen lpie Gaiablanca ans
oam 8eoaraphiebud ent,,abm un>
als lleberif)r;ft benntte, aber as II.
Sfairteuerfltn3t. Sic oieien Slim
"gaIuHanca" 5lt einem al,fregenosn
slbenteuer mafte, bas iid) 10 id)neIl
dhfpidelte inie Ser ginfall ser MG1
IN Nirifa NIT Sunpbrep goaort III
Der 1itelrolle. nntcritiibt bon sn-
Grto Bergman, Yanl Senreio. s
EaiEs II. a. I'm iid gut s,r amiiliere.1
beiuelsn Sic bas Sirpobrome ,nS
ieben Sic oieien Slim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

Gie Mtctrorolitnn Npern @eleH.
dat bon Nesp Oorf fon,mt am 8
april rad, Glepslans, Tim ifreGperu
N Yir5lic sIus,tnr.um atfsifiibrcu
:5eds Observation-Disclosures fmrosn &c
-ebcn ton Montaa bis S1mstoe mi
rd'nlit.-, ScYrl.sIfungcn ;sre:tnp
rs Snns 81 iaat 5bcnras 8. Sib,
10, Eoriiser ser Morthern Cbir
Ss.aca sIii,cint.on, rnter oeren au
Ip:5isn Cpern anfgciiihrt iperoen
Ssrr Sio!o parbanbalt iest nit 60,
.uaro Soknion. General Manage.
Ser metropolitan.
Tas @ensraI-2,mitec ser Nor.
ttsrn Sbin Spera Min. bsitsbt aus
so fiihrenocn 8elddftsleu.cn nnS
.proisiiionelIen M1nnern, sic EN-,
itiinlnig beid)loiien, Sab Sic Spern
spieear mti5sfiibrt luerNen iouen
nahSem cine 3abl bon iiber ,4OOO
Srsrnliehba5ern iid, II seeen / bei
elmer sltItimnutnJ fir 9lbhaltina
ausgebriidt batten.
Tie engliieben 3aitunaen lo,pif
sic 9iirgsrmeiiter ssranf s. 2anih:
ltno @alter s. 9ean, @i3e- -HrGiioan!
ser &anoe!sfafrmer, iotpie Glepc-
lano ,seoeratlon Of 2abor. slmalga
ntateo Clothing Worfers Of slmericu.
Hctarp Club nno GleoelanS gbner-
tiiins Club !uaren Ser Mein,mg oab
Sic Spern lnbeoil,gt allfge'iibrt sper-
sen iollten.
i0err Siblp orrangiert jebt Elm
Meportoire nit oen Mstrcpolitma
9eamten lnS luirS oasielbe ben Gre
f,ttipe geanlteu porlegen uaf) ieiner
Miidfehr nah Glepcluno lno er er-
iudlte sic Spernliebbaber ppn Glepe-
lano lire @abl BON Spern Ser Hor.
tbern Sbio Opera 9iioeiatipn, 72i
0llflcp @lcs, Gleuelano, mit5u-
teilen.
Ser 0eiuh ocs Metropolitan
Spern Snltle mar in oieier Saiion
grober als je, inete Garls q. 2eauis,
Ser Sd)atrleiiter Ser 8cielihaft.
Iie gtprtbern Sbio Opera slM.
bat iebes SSarb Ieit 1927 0ie Metro
politan nnf Glepelanh gebrnht uno
immer mar ser Grfolg groB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11
vSekican" Sas ncnc Shifi Scr Sten>ar~
Oil g. PCT, Otic int 13etricb

Ter Sdatten Nes Iarf Srpain
miro init @eitiir5img oif sen erIte1r
Stromlinien sShIappoanrpier ichcll.
ser Sen biitoriifen Miiiiiiippi @ai-
iertpeg befabren ipiro I'M Sebruor.
Sort lit ole seihniBte SoI5orbeit uro
Der 8oloifnitt, nno an feline SteQe
iitlo oie Stromlinien unb Stabl ae.
treten. Gas reue SdIiff, sic ,,Sohio.
an" puroe bon Scr Stonoaro Oil
COMPANY bon Sbir geb1,tt ais ei.l
Ghleppoampier in Ser Sransporta,
tion bon Selprcouften alli SEM
Miiiiiiippi @aiienpag Nit 2400
Yieroefraiten lit Die .,Sobioan" ser
frdftigitc ScieIid,leppoanlpfar auf
Sem SluB. Gr miro sebn bis 5poli
3aitid]ifie 5icben ieoes belaoen nit
5000 ssaB Gel. mas pier Meiler
Tanfpagen gleid)fomlnlt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

Gas ncile Sd)ifi, has ofiisiea boz
Irl. Maranret Souioan, Sod)tcr non
@ Z. SoGionp. Eriiioent scr
Stanoaro Gil So. BON Shio gatauit
miro, iuurSe BON ser ct. 9ouis
Sbipbnilbin1 & SteeI SO. entpor.
len uno gebaltt, uno miro Elm mid.
tiger sSaftor ieill i'm Serldyiffen bon
Robol noro uno iiiolih nah sen
atlnntiihen S1ien.
Gntbalt niele Nenbeiten i'm
;slmRid)iffban.
Wooelle oes Sd)iffes lpuroen III
elmer Seittauf oes Stepsns ,SnItit,,te
OF Sedaloloap 81 grooflnn, 9t. g.,
gepriift nod bspor nit oeiien @nll
begonncn lm,roe.
Sas Sfliff oas geIfnueiBt luuroc
unS 2ichtbcbanol,,ng Ginridtlmg
bat, nit s(usnahne oes Motorratns
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

Sn II. e. ipaen 125 Millionen SpI.
lar geiammelt pcroen.
Serr &ellitaot CAB folgenoe Grs
fldrunaeu nb: r0as amer:foniihe
Sfcte &reu5 luenoet lib in ieiner
Sipeiten ariegsiammllng an oas
nmerifaniid,e Gclf, um sic Srganis
lation inItano 81, ieben, ibren aus
Beroroentliher 3riegsnerpflihtling
nadlfonlnlen 5u fonnen. insbeionoerc
Iolpeit es oie II. 9. StreitfrGfte be-
triift, pic es pom aongrcb uno Sen
armee- uno Slottenregu!icruneen
oorge'eben ,puroc."
Gas Saiptqlartier luiro ldb in
Dem @ar Serp:ce Center oui Dem
Hublic Sauare befinoen. Sb1leid)
lnner nod grobe Sllmmen fiir
Woblfabrts5lpefe. 9:nocrllna BON
Not ino oiIfe iiir aataitrppben-
opfer in ser Seimat sebraud)t ner-
oelL 10 Itebt ooh 3peiorittel ser ge.
'ammelten 8elNer iiir oie Tienite
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

5ur sserfiignra, hic in Gerbinounl
nit oen II. 2. Streitfr1iten ge'
leiitet ipsrbcn.
Sie Iufgoben ocs Hpten &rei,'
ses iino getpalt;a. Snt Sanoe NUT
sic Organization Itets bereit iteben
menn Elm gfotrlti erihnllt. Sn Se,
lpitllern iibsraa in ser @eit miiliau
Gernunoete gepfleat lueroen Dix
arrgs- uno 3ipilgeidngenen in ser
feinolid)en Snnocrn nliilien MI
9tahridten uno Eufcttn periorg1
neroen Gicie uno uieIe nnoere aui.
aaben fonnen MIR crfiint lperoen
lpenn bas nmerifaniIhe Golf sic
erforocrlidlen Wc!Ni,mncn sur Ser
iii9ung Itelt.
Tarlm bttct oas 9fote areus
ihon beute Elm Scbcrflein fiir sic
fonlmenoe Sammllmg 8uriifjule.
gen. Sober gebe, mas er fann, penn
moglid) mebr ais mi oergangeaen
Sabre
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

Gum stpeiten, aFaIe ieit ar:egs-
begInn menoet iib bas 9ote areu5
Tim Silie an oie 8en0lferuna oes
gansen 2anoes. Sm sRGrs lperoen
Die freipilligen Seller oieier gro
ben Organization. Sic iopiel 8utes
IN &riegs- unb Trteoens3eiten &c.
ton bot, in Sdltiern uno getrieben
I'M freilp'llige Sabeu bitten. Sn
BroBsGlepelano itellten etipo $4,000
2eute fiir oen fonmenoen Selomg
tbre Grafte ,ur Gerfiiauug.
Inter Ger Seitlng BON Gbarlas
s. aeIlitaot, ireoerif g. gloer une
Isottber s. Slcming meroen ,ur
3eit alle Gorbereitungen iiir sic
groB angelegte aanpugle getroffen.
oeren 3iel lit, $1,7s0.00O in Glepe,
lano anfsubrinaen. Iies lit 33 BRO
sent mebr alS in uarsangenen Sab.
re, uber man mub bel oleIcr Sum.
the beriidiidtisen, oab i'm 2auie
oes Sabres Die n'miihe an ols
Hote areiB geipaltig seltiegen iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11
Churchill pci, 2lfrifa
lta<t EcnNc,, s,.rmd

2onbpn. S,eit ser Gonierens in
Gaiablanca reiite @initon Gburdia
|nod, ser 5iirfei uno beiud,te 3rup-
pen ser ocbtcn engliidpn Nrnec. sluti
ser Seimiabrt iou er aitd) 2iiiabon
uno Maorlb beii,d)t haben. Oiele
lebten brsi neutrolen Staaten lteI)sn
befnnntli6 oauernO Inter ser @e-
iahr zines slnariifes ponieiten Sit
lers 5ruprelk 9ls Gburd)in in 2on-
Don lauhete bate er gleic, Saranf
piele &onfsren5cn uno cs miro ,ll,,1
eripartet, baB er inn 2aufe Ser @od)e
ieinen @eridlt iiber sic Meiie Dor Dem
ltnterbauie eritattet. ssnsipiithe,, aber
erhGlt er ipicocr Nnfe ppn alien
Seiten in Gnalanb, iiir Groiirn,ng
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

lit 100 SuB lang. 80 ,SuB brett unS
3iebt 612 SUB Waiier lnto Miro mil
Gel gebei5i.
I'm lire Shlcppboote nit 1000
Sllf, Sunge ,lt bebanosln, bat
,Sobioan" cine orci Sheibenein
rihtllng nit iehs Hiid5ue. lmo Gre;
&orpartsruocrn.
9fit ser 0eiricreinriftltna fam,
geniigeno Habrnng fiir so Sage fiir
uolle @eintlmg mitgefiibrt merben.
Sie ,,Spbioan" lit in Sen ssar.
ben Ser UeiellidJait, rot, meiB una
blau. angoitrihen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11
rniteeteilt, Bob nit Dem Mbbru9 bes

mitgeteilt, bab nit Dem Mbbrud bes
|alten SafennterteIs bon Marieiue
begonncn tuuroe, naf,hem ste ge.
bolferltng eoafniert tpuroe.
,,8ebiiltoc bon biitoriihem coe.
fiinitleriifem Wert ioIlen erbaIten
bleiben." Ta5u aeboren sic aus Sem
IL. SabrtllnSert ltantinenS, StaSt-
bale, oas lt1ot.id>e Veripaltlnasge.
bduoe, ole ct. 9orensf:rte, cas 3ou-
amt nno eina slnsrbl Yltrisierbil,.
iar. Ger Safcr5e3irf loa gegen ct.
men et1paigen alliierten slngriff be.
feitigt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

Nsir hitten nidts oaseaen.
tpern nus a,ib oie Meitaurants bor-
iGreiban tpiirbcn, oab tpir ults Die
grotiteiIbcn iclbit ubld,neiban mii...
len.
- Gs lit nit @eltimmtbeit at,sii-
.nebmen, bab ith sctuiiie JleiId4Ero.
fitiire ins eisene Itciid> ldrnefoen
neroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11
,1asisOamlciter kaltcn
laltoe Kcnjcrei,scft nb

2onoou. Gin bier abgehortcr Ser
liner HluIofllnfberitbt bciagte, oaB
oie Gauleiter Ser NaSipartei leBten
sreitaa uno SamStng 5u acnierea-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

elmer 3fpeiten Gront in europa obne
ger5Seerllns. garide Iaiisn erfen-
men, oab etpas I'M @unae lit, Of es
cine 5iueite 0ront ODER ssriebetts-
bctpeplngen Der Staliener iitb, fart,
nod nitt geiagt tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11
2lbbrmh Nes 11tariciucr
H0ieftticrtets bc6cftftet

step g)orf. Sn elmer Don ser ,,aii.
Hreb" bier aufgenomncncn Ser
liner H.inbiinflneloung nuroe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

gen nit Seriretern ser Reeierima
s.liammentraten, nobel Mittel uno
@ege gefitnoen iperoen iollten. Inn
aue 2rGite ser beutifen Station ailT
oen totalen arieg 81 fon5entrieren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-11

: @itte leien Sic ii" gr5eigen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Sun Life Assets
Exceed Billion

MONTREAL, Feb. 10.-Sun Life
of Canada assets passed the bill
lion dollar mark in 1912 and now
stands at 81 ,O46. 962 900. The vol
-ume Of new business in the same
period was increased over the pre-
vious year and amounted TO over
$500, 100000. These figures were
released by Arthur B. Wood, presi-
dent and managing director in his
annual message TO policyholders.
The total assurance in force of
the company now amounts 10
So, 044, 100000. Other items ap-
pearing in the annual report are
Premium income, $l06, SOC, 600;
investment income. $50, 500, 900;
total receipts from all sources,
$168, 100000; dividends paid to
policyholders, $10,600,000; taxes
during the year. 81. 100000; sur
plus and contingency reserves,
$34 100000
Wood stated that during the
year the company had increased
its government bond holdings by
$73, 100000, bringing total invest
ments in bonds of the United Ma
tons to $290,000, 900. Government
and other bonds now make up So
per cent of the total assets of the
company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Livestock Markets


CATTLE-Ee,elp $50 steers and ,esf-
lngH along with te'feH sfaet cows
steady win late MONDAY o- about il fa rs
GEMS higher tran last vsssF close bulls
UNCHANGED several head Cra.,e fed steers.
SD so. sfsefhl truck lots 1uv lod fed
FfeefA. SO 81 H ~ -. some held 20 SIr Is
mfci1m Erade steers fEIsI'p SII ZsfI
f21 common quoted $50 down. raa head
EooG fec hsifers sold 30 fn $3.50. lrN
faiT f}ps heif-rs &lIN f-I. earl, sales
medium snc GOOD beet COWS $40 so b.
y - strictly Eoe0 rgus 'a.t.ra JHrrsft.
cutters and common COWS s. 1.rTr ZF
feU Yssg hin lEhf Gamers -0ur fr ST. 81
GOO sausage nulf SlH Ts .If. wrrfurn
grfdst SfZ4t3 90
CALVES RerFIptr trHs sea r-s s'rsr.
"a ~ cents Ehsr ger fu. rss Good
arc choice Ers4ts. yII 30 H. r.rff ssrH
sales 50. common ard medium sorts
81 10 30
HOGS saiatls rssfr', 2rl. usfsr.
generally steady riedrs t'esr. .c SONS
askrg -bc-f cher. bulk lSo--to.I1. HltUf-
srs SIS 50H ~ fa some slightly higher
250-400St arCraEes mostly So ITH ). fr
arnur0 l50-1sn-t- Igh'F. $50 e.. aT t..
dinF SO Iif ~ 90 most F1WE
EHEEi Receipts i5uU. markr' STEADY
considering qlslty GOOD 81 choice fea
native lantE SIC % enc frs 'rf sr6 gr
Just Rood native ard fg1 western lambs
SIC. medium o. E1Cs Nrfr $50 Sc -t
Gull snt common fhfsRssfF. Sc 81 sol
taughtsr ewes 2sae 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples. Baldwins, No I 81
dI2S hu; Delicious. fancy S3d 3 50 bu.
No. !, Sl.7512 Mcintosh, fancy, s21 2 So
bu No /. $i.50G175: No. ?, 75c 81:
bu.: No !, Si.50u2: No. 2 75cdS1
SHOWS, fancy. Is bu No T. eOc u
.si.ib: No 2 500 Use: Jonathans. fancy.
50 bu. No. l. ti.2bul.75: No. 2. 75c
steelss Red. fancy, 81 bu. No. ]. N26
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French endve fancy. 81 50 5-lb. box. NO.
VEGETABLES. MIscEL. -Beeis, topped.
No. !. SlGi.50 hi. No. z, 75Nsoc. CAB.
bage. No. /, 90c q 81 bu.; No. 2. 75c. Red
Cabbage. fancy. 1928 bu. No ], 81 50
az. No. 2 S1.2b Carrots topped. No.
Il, s1.75d2 bu.; No. 2. ti1i25 Celery
root. No. l. 81 7sa 22e ou. Celery cab
81 bu ; No, /. S25Oa3: No. ?. 50. Leeks,
No. /. SIn12s doz. bchs. Onions dry
fancy, 81 5O-lo. sack; No. |. 81 e0mi. rs
No. a. Sl.25. Parsnips, No. l. 81. 1871
2.s5 bu.; No. 2. $i.25. Parsley root. No.
8. Si25di.50 bu No. ?. 81. Potatoes,
si.5oni50, Rsdishes. dollhouse, No. !,
81 dor bchs. Black radishes, No. l. 81
bu. Rhubarb, dollhouse, fancy. 50n soc D.
10 box; choice 4Uc: small. 75cItl dor.
hchs Rutabagas. No. l. 75cmSi bu. No.
2. soc. Squash. Hubbard, fancy, ~ bu
No /. ST. O01.75; No. 2 75c. Turnips.
topped No 1. Sia150 bu. vegetable
EGGs-LarEe, si25oa 10. SO 3o-dor. case
PoULTRY-Live hens. heavy breds. 30 q
l2c ID leghorns, 26a Doc IN springers,
~ n CSC 10 Ieghorn 80 n Soc 10.
HOGs-DreEsed. medium. 800 35o 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Market
Continues
Uptrend

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (INS).-
The stock market enjoyed fur
Their slight rise at the opening to-
day 10 reach new highs for 1928.
Trading was moderately active.
j. l. Case was strong favorite
in initial trades. rising point 10
87i2. Lesser gains were chalked
up in shares like United States
Steel, Chrysler. Standard Oil OF
New Jersey, Sears Roebuck, Mont
gomery Ward, Great Northern
preferred, Pepsi-Cola. Phelps
Dodge, and Youngstown Sheet and
Tube.
Texas Company, American Radi-
ator, Loew's and Standard Oil of
California each edged up to new
highs.
Backward shares included some
of the rails, utilities and rubbers.