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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

ia r.d brick chimney with CLEAN in has eye such as
had never before that something special was up
r. was az this time tat Sacan referred 10 The expert
l.erts of the italian artists with human blood
How wel' he told OKcly. IAN exploded human body
would blend with the Colors OF those rod bricks think
it's worta trying
Naturally" OKcny testified II thought Mr. Shean
was jokng only when he had many cases Of dynamite
8red 20 the top OF the chimney and showed no apparent
Intention OF coming down did / become alarmed The sig
nal for to start turning the always had boon
his waving Of white handkerchief With the chimney
posou the charge set nj the very top he expected to get
the effect of giant palm tree
suddenly I,A1g Mr. Shcau wave the handkerchief. !
mortified hlt stil not quite sure was half para
yzad with fear bat started to turn the crank of my
ara. "a second the dynamite exploded There The
aoor palm tree. All right just Air Shcan had planned
And the pictures o" questioned the coroner. How did
hey turn out
That's the irony Of IT," CKoly said plumly "In my
excitement had forgotten to put any film into the camera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19
Where Fish Run On Timetables
And Stand On Their Tails :

thzes these eggs which stay in the
sand for two weeks Then they are
washed ont To- sea by the next series
of tides by that time the cmbryos
are sufficiently developed to emerge
from tho eggs on contact with ~tIe
water ~
, The gruuious comprise quite nuns
bcr of species but only one Ucurcs-
thcs tenusi performs this strange. act
of standing ON its tail
trUSU r--T attain an average Of
about seven inches in length and al
though edible, have as yet never been
considered OF much economic impor-
lance
Almost TO the minute, an hour after
high tide. these begin 10 come up onto
the beach and SO uufaiiug are they
ia mctcuiouslv Keeping 20 their time
tables that ~ local newspapers print
thcNschc1llcs * expected tail-stand-
-hcs arC-fll4-rf-41lthJspcctators 10 await
1fucc another generation of piscatora
% rU up the state Fisheries Labora-
VIII bee the next run OF erUuions'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

Mature can Z
begin TO pant the
patterns ! can de
velop with dyua-
mite " he said on
his return 10 Ire
land. Its all IN
the way my
charges are set II
! want TO create an
umbrella, for eN
ample, " he de-
clared. II have
10 pyramid nay
charges exactly
right. I've learned
how by setting off
more than 5000
explosions. ! can
paint a man or a
skeleton
Sheau's On a -
terpieccs" attested
10 his genius. FL
ing cabinets In his
home showed pho
tOpTaT1Ts OF CEP'O-
siOus iu many
parts OF the world
with burstin e
c u Il s ri, CTrtrfT
and water TeSCm-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

Shctu 90 stand al
a safe distance 10
accomp lIsh Jas
:. X,
cast and shame
faced after The c<-
pIos'op winch i'"N
ms "pI"E
JIG.
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an hl III 3" u.
d o ih q $ . N'.
declare, '''
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

TN AMERICAN WLEKIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

September -. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

.rcd 10 record The explosion m coler
4 who had been paid handsomely by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

GOOD TRACTOR MAN also golf course
maintenance man for close-in golf course
For Information call Rsdford $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

Any estimate of Japan as foe should take
into consideration the resources available to
that country for the prosecution Of the war. 1t
is not enough to show that the Japanese popula-
ton is equal to the German, that it's manpower
available for war can be no less, and that its
fanatical spirit equals and perhaps exceeds that
of National Socialist Germany
Neither is 1t enough to call attention to the
vast numbers of conquered and subordinated
peoples that both these enemy countries have
reduced to position where their skill and toll
are contributory to the economy of the con-
querors.
There is, also the question Of the natural
resources that have been acquired, by these
rapacious nations We know that Germany has
laid the whole of Europe under economic tribute,
and we believe that the National Socialist con-
Ception of new world is based on the perma-
nent maintenance of this relation Of a master
German race and the serf-like populations Of
Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Mines Stretch Under Ocean

/ visited two of these mines, 43 years ago.
on the small islands of Taksshima and Hashima,
and went down TO the tunnels and drifts stretch
ing far under the sea- Here hundreds of naked
miners worked in hot underground dampness.
Above ground. the coal was handled and sorted
almost entirely by women.
am not sure about the quality Of this
coal for all purposes, but | think il was the
most cheaply mined coal in the world.
Now Japan has also, the coal mines Of
China, especially those close TO the coast near
Shanhaikwan. where the Great Wall of China
comes over the mountains tn the Yellow Sea
The Philippines. also, have COAL There is prob
ably no scarcity or limit to this essential supply
Of Japanese needs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
L.. =. Raids AIeufianS
l5O Times Inn April

WASHINGTON. May 3 INS)-
The navy department disclosed to-
day that u. s. Army planes had
rounded out total of $50 attacks
on japanese air bases in the west
ern Aleutians during April despite
two spells Of bad weather during
the last 10 days of the month.
Kiska's airfeld and submarine
base were subjected TO las damag-
ing attacks during April by heavy
bombers and bomb-carring fighter
planes, and Attu was raided five
times.
a navy communique yesterday
announced two raids against Kiska
on Friday by groups of Lockheed
Lightning fighter planes. Hits
were scored in the Kiska harbor
area. but poor visibility prevented
complete observation of the re-
suits Of the attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

The navy also announced con-
tinuation Of the five-month-old
aerial offensive against Japan's
important Munda base, in the
Central Solomon Islands.
Munda was attacked last Tues
day by navy dive bombers and
torpedo bomberS. Other army and
navy plances on the same day at
tackled the Kahili airfeld, on
Bougainville Island. and raided
the Villa and Rekata Bay Positions,
in the Central Solomons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Rich Oil Fields TO Japan

Petroleum has been one Of Jspan's anxieties
She now has in her possession the rich oil fields
Of Borneo and Sumatra. We do not know to
what degree the Dutch were able TO destroy
stocks and impair the wells. but even though
their work was thorough, time again permits
the Japanese to restore them to production
II this has not already been done, il will be
done within the period Of the deferred war
which Allied strategy allows Japan in which to
continue her undisturbed exploitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
j. ). FiersH Hit
Jdps in Burma

NEW DELHI. India. May ;
tlNS)-Americsn Liberator bonn
ers have blasted the Japanese air
held at Pagoda point, south Of
Rangoon, the tenth u. s. Army
air force announced today.
Mitchell riedium bombers at
tackled storage buildings and rail-
way sidingS AT Mandalay. The
warehouse section of the city was
reported DESTROYED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Few Know laps Resources

Few Americans outside OF the class that is
familiar with the Far East through years Of
residence or business there realize the wealth Of
resources Of Eastern Asia and Of the East In
dian islands AS assets 10 any nation, they are
Of two kinds. and the first are those resources
which contribute to the maintenance of life,
giving men food, clothing shelter, an easy and
comfortable society.
In the Far East, diet is based largely upon
rice. The Japanese people are great rice cu-
Ativators themselves, but have always presented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Conquesfs Yield Ample Iron

The other kind of the earth's resources are
those which give power, which make the age in
which we live-the age of iron, steel, metal
Iron is, of course, the fundamental mineral prod
uct, both in peace and war. The japanese
archipelago has little or none, but these recent
conquests have made available what are believed
to be abundant sources.
These include extensive but only partially de-
veoped iron beds in the Philippine Islands, and
are now in japanese hands.
Fuel is the essential OF iron production
Japan has important mines of coal which Iona
have been an article Of export and general use
throughout the Pacific. Some of their best
known coal mines tie off the coast of Kiusu ano
the port Of Nagasaki.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Dur Underesfimnfed Enemy:
Japs Develop Resources of War
In Conquered Lands as We Wait
BY MAJ. GEN. DAVID P. BARROWS

ehory Of the Of California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Japs Now Possess Sugar Bowl

Sugar is product which Japan has pro-
duced with difficulty in Formosa and in the
Marianas Islands north of Guam, but now
possesses the veritable sugar bowl of the Far
East, the island of Negros in the Philippines
and the great sugar producing island of Java
Japan has, also the coffee of Java; the
tobacco of the Philippines and of Sumatra I'M
limited vegetable oils particularly copra Her
fishing grounds for sea food have been widely
extended.
These are only items in an ample list of
food staples which give to Japan the fullest
basket of consumable DEMONSTRATING goods that
any Asiatic country has ever known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Jopon's Plan Like Germany's

We need TO realize, also, that the Japanese
plan, euphemistically entitled the "Asiatic CO.
prosperity sphere" is identical to the National
Socialist program though it probably originated
in the Japanese mind, and is not copy. AT any
rate, il has been studied and elaborated over an
even greater number of years.
Practically ever since 1898, when the United
States annexed Hawaii and acquired from Spain
: he Philippine archipelago, the Japanese military
Glass and their economists and imperiaists have
given patient, continuous, and thorough exam
nation to the problem created for them by
Americas presence in the Far East
They have understood that the American
policy in the Philippines was an obstacle to the
realization Of their purpose Ia reduce their
Asiatic neighbors TO a state of servility TO min
lister to the sufficiency and greatness of Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Vision as Foremost World Power

This is the practical side of their vision Of
Japan as the foremost world power
During more than 10 years service, as
civilian and soldier in the Philippine Islands, l
was aware of constant disclosures and hints Of
this Japanese conception, and of its menace 10
the future of these islands, but the public mind
in this country could not be impressed with
these indications. and they were always dis
missed as insignificant
We can see now that Japan has realized
her long and deeply matured conception Of
empire. She has these peoples under her power
and she has all the resources that are theirs 10
exploit for her own advantage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

Buy MORE War Bors and Stamps
Do all you can to help sc our fighting men
the guns tanks plaI, ships sup
pn vicroPy ydl Tne T rasy NITEp NATIo wr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Mother. Witt, "a Git

Sunday May the day aside show Mother how much
appreciate and love her EVER day OF the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

to foreign opinion the paucity Of their food
supply.
Their food resources. If ever meager, are
measer no longer. They dispose of the crops
of millions of their conquered and dependent
peoples. The two great rice-exportng countries
of the East where production far exceeds food
requirements are Indo-China and Burma Both
of them are now possessed by Japan.
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3iueia 46.

Die Gerfamlnlllna oes 3luelges 46
lrar iebr idapah beiuft. @ir be.
oallern, oab nid)t mebr Sdnueitern 90
luaren, bcnn mir hatten ben Hr1il,
Henten Sobn 8altbes uls Gbrengalt
in unierer Mtitte. gruoer 8altbcs gat
uns perihiebene sluiflurlngen iiber
a'n Central Terbano. Snrum, liebr
Sdtreitern, lit es ooppelt idyuoe, oaf
nid)t mebr ampeIenb nuren.
gm Oienstag, oen 8. Suni, febrtt
ser Stprh bel inherent MitgIieS
Miloreo uno Sanlp Mooc elm. llnb
,eiferte tie nit einem itramncn
Sungen. Wtutter lmb Sobn befinoel
iih in better Beilutobeit. @ir aratll.
Iieren :Dfilbreo uno Stanlp uno
lriinlben eld piel Slid imo boffen,
oaB ibr reht uicl Irelloe an ellren1
Stannbalter babt.
9lnna 5ultb, Sefr.
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Senefit-Eifnif Der Gillette &ranfcn
percine, 3iueiee 33 unb 81.

Die SitIeite Siebenbiirger Snbien
&ranfenperelne, 3peige 33 uno 81,
ueranItalten ibr Eifnid am 20. SUM,
teginneno 1 ltbr nnhnlittags bis 2,
I'm SitIeite Sohienbeilneorten, t4OO
Dit SO. Strnbe. Gin gelneinl6aft.
llfes Gomttee trlfft ollie Gorbereitun.
cen. Seoer hrlnge leinen eigener
Gorb NIT. Sir grfrilhungen, quite
ltnterhaltune, Dfuiif ui,p., iofpie 9rei
le fir Die ainber, Iorgt oas aomitee
Cintritt int Eorperfauf MIR 80 Gents
an Der Siire 40 Gents, bie Eerion
einlhlieBlid) Sterer. 9lQe Siebenbiir
ger GanOsleate rnb beren 1Sreunbs
i,no her5lih eingelaOen.
0us &omitee.
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9as Yifnif

oes 3ipeig 9 miro am q. sunni abge
bclten. IS miro tpieoer i'm gogebrooi
@oobs 5oreit yfeierpe iein. I'm Fir
su fommen Sic Iutomobtl fabreu
Son ser Soltb SIDE bis 3soreit 9lue.,
an 5oreit slpe. ipeit bis Clifton slpc.,
an Clifton Mpe. Hprtblpeit bis Central
Npro an Central bis gum ginganN
oes 8ropes. Wit 9us tann man aud
hinfonlnen. Die non ser Noroieiit
iabren an Yeterion 8eit bis Geutra!
Damn iiiolit bis 5ur @rppe.
MitglieOer uno beren Srellnoe iper,
Den erluft ihr eigenes eiien mitsus
bringen, fir 8etrGnfe miro geiorgt
sSsln &omitee iinS folgenbe Sblpe.
tern: Cara 9inoer, Maria ;sriibn,
Ssatbrina Sumter, Cara globs, MoIp
Serbert. Goitb Sartman, Dorothy
@anfe, aatbrina Morf. gr. Sobn
Vaier, Sobn Eaid)enOt, 8eorg Oait)-
enOt, Ntidael 8inber, Ssobn 8raei,
0tartin 5riibin. gringt eure 6reunot
nlit, INN einen ifonen S,ij IL, H$a:r
81 perleben.
Enniel Sulnen, Yrot. -Sefr.
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8roRe aartenpartie bes
3iueis 4.

Ser Grite 9. 9. s. &. II. 0erein
! 3lpcig 4 peranitnltet am Sonntaa,
SEN fl. Sill. 4 llbr nahmittags, inn
sseitieite Sahienbeimsarten, 1901
Spnl'on Iue, eine grobe &artenrur.
tie 81 @llnIten bes Sung -Sohlel,
Gbors v@foorisal". nm mitsubelieil
Neiien &aile at iturfen. slQe Golfsac-
noiien lllo MitglicSer aller i1d)iiihen
&erelnigungen bon Slt uno @elt iino
her5lid) eingelaSen lno gebeten iid)
b;elen Gag 81 reierpierpn, uno ltm
llth 8lInrnireifeu ltno 8uiolin 81,
'paren, einen Gag i'm fiiblen 8arten
res Seinls 81 perleben.
Sin riibrlees &onitee miro alles
gut porbereiten. 8eleate 8rothen,
beimgebufene &rnpfen, Sudden, Sanf,
lid, Stritel uno &affee iperoen ier-
|uicrt llno es gibt an jeOem 5iid einen
Hreis.
Mn Spenben liefen bisber elm: 50 bon
Sdpeiter 9. SduQer, ie 81 bon Sdipes
tern Nole Eetri, s.. s. &irtider. @ilz
bclm Sud,s. af Niiller, ST. 8eber, Mars
tbn llbr, Wturia Sbies, 9. SDrncr, Yrdl.
a. permann, &atb Eelger, Inna Npbrz
man, afuria llbr. Sc"r Sober. &atb.
yfai, autb. gSplf, Nnria Wuntean, &atb.
,hcbncr; ic 80 Gents bon Sppbia Sdnciz
Der, a. &onrao. 81. Srptlefi nnb sipei
Erciie bon gSilb. Sor unp &atbariua Ycz
ter 3uidnlmen $20.50. Sper,ben ninlnlt
nod entgeoen bus Apn,itee
Glilabctb Siibler. 'Sefr.
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Iranen Yercin Der ct. Ectrns
&ird,cn G,emcin6e

naht aue SdGreitern altfmerfiam
haB Die regelmdbige Sisung am 20
SUM, nm 3 llbr nahmittags, itott
flnoet. slae Shiueitern iino gebeter
piinttli6 5u erideinen.
Son 6 bis s llbr abenos miro eli,
lebr gutes MbenSeiien ierpiert. Seim
gebadene &rapfen peroen geidenf1
BON ben Shpeitern &atbie &raus
Sbriitine Soretb, Nfarp Shinole,
nno Winnie &arres. 9(ae 8emeinbe
glieber unb srernbe Iinb aufs ber5,
iihite elngelaoen.
InmelOungen fir Speiiefcrten iper.
Den entgegen genpmrnen BEL Toritebe
rim Wtitic Seutid). Selerbpn Yi 62O5
Gi5e e-Soriteberin Sena Seller, Yi O9S;
ober bel Sefr. Wfinnie aarres, Ss
7467. Nah Dem slbenoeiien wiro I'm
ier geniitliher 1amilienabenb abge
balten. Tim 5ablreihen 8eiud) ipirI
gebeten. Dtlnnie &arres, 8r. -Sfr
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Sitieite Iiebertafel Iomendlur.

9laen SGngerlnnen apipo bierburtl
befannt gegeben, bob Die ndhlte Ser
iummluna uno 8eburtagspartie unl
:. Suli Itattfinbet. slue tSfapeiterl'
i.no gebeten. ufrelenb 81, iein.
Oas abenbeiien am 3. Suni NOR
ausge5eihnet. gs mar ia auh mid,
ancers 5u enparten BON einem So
mitee, bas 10 ileibig gearbeitet bqtte
Sie Sdppsitern autb. 3afel. Sobanna
s3olf, &atb. 6olbert, Hoiina Ntup,
Mgnetba Salmen uno &atb. SrenS
qeborten bemielben an. Den &aiiee
beiorgten Wtaria ltnth uno aatb
0renS. Gas @ebGd id,entten Mnno
Siebolo, Wtaria 8uip uno &atb
6oQbertb. ErGiibentin Sobnnnu @oli
pegriiBte Die SGngerinnen uno banfie
Sen &ohinnen llno oen Sblpeitern
olc ben aaffee lno Sudden ierpierten
I'M Namen oes 0anenhors uni
iprab oie Sofinung aus, baB Sas
OGmendor balo ,pieoer elm 10 ih0res
3uiammeniein baben m0ge.
Yaaria Spuan, Sefr.
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1teberraid)nus snm 40. Sodseits-
jnbilGnm mar ge'Anscn.

slm lesten Spnntce, Sen t3. Suni
ipnren Serr uno 5rm, Spbn Saener,
iriiberer lanei1briger @rpBlbasmei.
iter bes Central Gerbaloes, gan5 a..
lein in ibrem iborpn Sein, $1,000
Seoalia spenlte, ltno rllbten iih aus
ron Der Saeesarbeit, ols plosllh Ell.
rlae Iutps ppriltbren unb oie SSnIais
len nit Dem @orte vSurpriIe" in ons
&aus itiirmtcn. Serr lmo sSrall
Nncncr lparen gnnS iiberralht mo
81 Sr1nen geriibrt. als iblrcn 5n ib-
rem 4Oiabrigen Sod)5eitfelt gratltliert
lauroe. llntcr oen @Giten iparcn ibr
Sd'riegeriobn rlro Sohter, George
,,no Gliie 9esner itnN ssnnilie,
Sd)lpiegeripbn lno Sod,ter .tid)nel
nno Gnunn Scrtel lamt Sumilie, Ser.
ilnN ssrau slnorcas Small, ionic Gam,
te Ssrrll slgnetn &rllien. IS murbc
aun cine fleine Nutpfabrt lntcrnom.
men uno nad) Der 9iiiffebr fanoen
ole lhDn uno reid geoefte Glide Dor,
an benen allc Elas nablnen lmo lid,
hie Speiien ippblihntefen lieben.
2tuf Sl'h ipuroe Dem Sllbelpuar
ber5lif gratillcrt uno luertuolle 8e-
ldrGnfe iiberreibt, ipoiiir Serr ullb
,Srau Snener berjlit banften. Sic be-
nnlertel aber MIR, oaB ibre anoere
Snhter Sernline unb Sdnpiegeriobr
Stiaion aus Cincinnati nid)t aud) at.
ipeieno 'ein tpnnten Serr nnb iSrul
S>uener iinb IN Siebenbiirger nma
Oeutlden &rellen Iehr befannt nno
bcliebt. Sic itl,o INNER iebr tGtige
lfitglieoer geipelen. Serr Saener mar
ndbe5lt % Sabre 9eamter oes Gen-
trol Gerbanoes unb ssrall Saener mar
GrGiiocntin oes ,;,reiges 4 uno lit
uildJ bellte nod ilnner titig. Sic
reidlten it'd i'm Sabre 1903 in Glepe,
Iano Die SaIlo sum Gbebuno, Der Elm
gliiflit,er geipcIen lit Yeioe Subilurs
erfreuen iih better 8eiunobeit. Serr
5aener mar mur iehs Gage franf.
hat inllller gcarbeitet nno arheitet
ollf) jest nod, pblppbl er id)pn y
Sabre icincs Sebens suriitgclegt bat
&r lpuroe in YrpbItoori bel Mgent-
beln rno 5rau Snener IN &leins
;belfen in Siobenhiirgen aeboren.
Grit als Die ltbr lpenis itlug mahtea
iid) Die 8uite nuf Sen Seilnpeg nit
Sem @llnif AUDI Dos 5OjGbrige Ssu.
bilGlmt mitTeiern su fonnen. sluh
.uir gratulieren mrieren alien Yionie-
rem. - Die Heouftion.
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2(ms Glerelnn>, Otie
Ginlaouno
on ale 3au6sIcute nnb Blanbens=
8cnuiieu!

gm Sonntne, oen If. Sult, feier.
Sic ct, Sobunues 8eneinoe ibren 2t
8eburtstng.
Sin belonoers ipldtiges grelanis
bel ser Seier lit bie Gerbreiuung oes
Sdulid)elnes (Mortgage), fiir ser
ilplr iiber $27, 900 Sntereilen be3abl'
bcben.
Wtit oen Gage miro sic 8eineinoi
ErobiGbrlg l1nb frei bon Sen Setter
Der 8alllfulblnit, an ornen lie idnper
petragen bot. @dbreno bieies Mpnats
(Slni) iino pier &onitees on ser gr.
belt, Tim ben fleinpn Helt ppn $24OO
Suianlmen 5u bringen, Ser bon ser ur.
'priingliden S6ulo bon SIS, 900 nod
i;brig geblieben lit.
Mlle 6relnOe uno 2anoslellte lino
ber5lldlt eingelnoen, an oieiem grn-
',Pll Se1te mt lllls Sll felern. Sle ld)ons
lte SSreube, Die Elm Wtenid erleben
tonn, lit ons geipuBtiein, fiir e1ne
CUTE Sadie erros getan 81 baben.
sser Oen Segen elmer ipld)en Sreu,
Sc crleben mill, ODER leincn 2ieben ein
bleibenoes Senflnal iesen mDt)te (im
a!turbub v8ploener Grinner,ngen") J
Ger 1ellhe ieine 8ube nn Yfarrer Sans
iSoi'el ooer an Shntmeiiter SSobn
Stamp ODER iihergebe lie einem Gam.
giit ber5lihiteh @riiben,
Gle 2eiter Ser Sunmel -Mftion:
Sobn &reh. &atbnrina 3afel -lllmunn,
,Sobn llngar. George Sbneioer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-17

3mcis AZ.

3lpei rplhtige Tolfsfeite iperben III
Chicago itattiinoen. 9tad)iten Cont
fag, Oen 20. SUM, feiern oie Chicago
YtGnnerhore ibr groBes Golfsfelt, ar
Sem iiber 30 8eiangpereine teilneb.
men tuerben 5ur gbre bes oeutihen
,ieoes. slae uniere Sahien ioaten iit)
IN bieiem sSeit beteilisen, obapobl fei.
ne Sacbiengruppe in Chicago iingt oils
Eserein 10 babem iid) jeOob Die ianges.
luitigen moeren Sereinen angeihloi-
len. Gerbdltniile baben iif 10 perGn-
aert, baB es elm Wunoer lit, oas beut-
'G)e SieO nod beiite 5u boren. slia
trahtet oieies 5elt mitjumafen i'm
Sarf an @eitern uno Yertan s(pe.
slm q. Suni finoet bas groBe
Solfsieit, ser 0eutihe Gag, itatt, in
Senas Yarf Weitern uno 8ertan slpe
ALE Verelne tple gelpobnlld) llebmell
abItano lelbit 1eite ab5ubalten on Die
'em Gag, INN oaOurd Die 9eutids
3agfeier 5u unteritiisen. Ser &einse.
Ipinn oes 6eites gebt fir War Helief
Gin ipunoerpoIles Yrogramm mfrs
a,boten. 9err @us 8ranot bat Elm
Bagea1lt geiGrieben 3uGbren Der oeut.
i6en g!napanoerung. "Mmerica Scr
Country, Das unter Der fdbigen Sci,
tung bon Serrn Sans Sober, Setter
Der bieiigen oeitid)en 1beatergruupe,
aufgeiiibrt miro. ueber 40 Yerionen
'oeroen teilnebmen in Dem Spiel. Die
;Ndner-, Grauen- 1lnb &inoer.G bore
peroen oas beutihe 2ieo erflingel1
laiien. Mn Muiit uirb es nidt feb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-17

'enbetm, SIC Gmerlon gpen1e, fSnr.
.elI. Ea., ein5uienoen. slae gebin-
glingen iiber @ebalt nlp. nliiiien flar
hno beutlid) in Ser Sfierte eingetra-
gen fem.
Die Wnbl oes Snusn1eiiters iinort
IN Der regelnldBigen Monutsperialun1.
hung am 3. SSnli itntt.
9lbnm &. Sd)miot, Sefr.
3meig 21.
9lllen Miteliebern biene CUR gc.
faaigen Nahriht, onB nGdUte Ser.
Iammlllng am Sonntag, oen 90. SSuni,
itattfinoet.
Die Sd)lueitern iino eebeten in ser
Serlammlllng ampeleno 5u lein, oanit
!rir unIere 8elfafte gut erleoigen
tonnen. Sara 6ran5, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-17

len. seitrebner bon ser Mrmp nnb
Nnop !reroen altftreten Chicago lit
itol5 alii ieinsn Teutihen Gag, tpeI.
der nod jdbrlidj bis gum beutige:l
Sne gcfeiert lpurOe NIT arrbem Grfole
Sn anberen StGoten iheinen oerarti-
&c Seiern eiigeitellt su iein. &numt
ulle 5u oieier sseier unb nnteritiitt
iii bieier MeiIe Sic grcBe @ohltdtig.
felt ser Teutifen Sn9 Sereinigllng.
Sim 4. Suli ilnoet unier Hifnif
itatt i'm Chicago Hibge @rope.
Curtis II. Satje, Sefr.