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Evening star., 1943-06-10
Business Briefs
~ the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Association of American
Railroads reported today that 667.-
575 cars of revenue freight were
loaded during the week ending last
Saturday.
This was a decrease of 1S4,943
cars, or 2l.7 per cent, compared
with the preceding week, due to the
Memorial Day holiday; decrease
of 1914 cars, or 2l9 per cent,
compared with year ago, and a
decrease of 1875, 1865 cars. or 2l.7 per
cent, compared with two years ago.
Shipments of Finished Steel Prod :
ucts by subsidiaries of the United
States Steel Corp. in May amounted
to l,706543 meet tons, an increase
of 75,7l5 tons over April shipments
of 1,630,828. the corporation an
nounced today. Shipments in May,
1912, totaled 1884, ,127 net tons. For
the year to date shipments aggre-
gated 8,487 1853 net tons. a decrease
Of 42,086 tons from 8,72e,439 a year
ago.
Marine Midland Corp. has de-
clared Semi-annual dividend of 8
cents a share on the capital stock,
payable July l to stock of record
June 13.
General Gas e. Electric Corp. re-
elected all six directors, including
Denis j. Driscoll, president; H. K
Ralligan, vice president, H. A
Busch, treasurer, and j. P. Jackson
E. w. Morehouse and Willard L
Thorp, all of New York.
Austin S. Iglehart, executive vice
president of General Foods Corp
has been elected a director of the
Chase National Bank of New York
Columbia Pictures Corp. reported
today for 80 weeks ended March q
net profit of s1,o32 900 after charges
and taxes of s2,2S8,0o0. This was
equal to S2.39 a share on the COM
mon stock and compared with net of
S942 900 after charges and taxes of
s648,000, equal to s214 a share, in
the like period last year.
City Stores Co. and subsidiaries
reported for the fiscal quarter ended
April 80 net profit of s491 300, equal
to 40 cents share on the common
stock. compared with adjusted profit
of $338,896, or % cents a share, in
the like quarter Of 1912.
Directors of Loew's, Inc, have de-
clared an extra dividend of so cents
share on the common stock along
with the regular quarterly dividend
Of the same amount. Both are pay
able June 80 to stock of record June
%.
A. o. Smith Corp. and wholly
owned subsidiaries reported for the
fiscal quarter ended April 80 net
profit of s3,92l, ,87S, equal to s7.s8 a
share on the capital stock. This
compared with s523959, or s1.O5 a
share, in the like months of 1912.
Addressograph Multigraph Corp
reported for nine months ended
April 80 net profit of $844425, equal
to Slip share on its capital, COM
pared with 1852, 1873, or ST .26 share
in the like months a year earlier.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Government Support
Seen as Hog Prices
Slump Below $14
Aide Says FDA Will Keep
Pledge to Support the
Market at $l3.75 Level
BY WILLIAM FERRIS,
Associated Press Financial Writer

CHICAGO. June 10.-With the
average hog price slumping below
S14 hundred pounds for the first
time this year. a representative of
the Food Distribution Administra-
ton, who asked anonymity, said
today the Government had "every
intention of holding to it's pledge
to support the market at s1375.
The Government support level was
announced early this year, but it
has never been brought into action
because, until this week, hogs have
sold we'll above the minimum. In
the first three days this week, how
ever, prices slumped about 40 cents
and many head sold yesterday at
$3.50 a hundred pounds. Average
price was about sl3.85.
Average Price.
The FDA said the support level
was an average price" Therefore,
it said, some hogs could fall below
sl375, but the average price of all
hogs sold on any given day would
not be permitted to slump below that
point. The s13.75 figure applies only
to Chicago, with the support level
at other cities based upon the Chi
cago price.
Traders in the livestock market
we're puzzled over what supporting
action the Government would take,
If it were necessary. While the
FDA could buy live hogs. it would
have to turn them over to packers
for slaughtering. it was pointed out.
as the Government has no killing
facilities of its own. In that case,
the FDA presumably would pay the
packers a fee to cover slaughterlng
and dressing expenses.
Indirect Support Seen.
A more likely method. it was said,
would be an INCREASE in purchases
of meat by the FDA, acting for the
military forc(v and lease-lend This
would bring indirect support to the
hog market. But the puzzling fact
here is that it has been known
for some time that the FDA has
been taking all the meat it could
get, and how it could expand pur-
chases is a problem.
The run Of hogs to this market
this week has been the heaviest
for June in nine years. or since the
drought year of 1884 when pro-
ducers were liquidating hogs be-
cause they could not obtain grain
to feed them Observers believe it
indicates producers are having diff
Guilty in obtaining corn for feeding
purposes.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Exchange Seat Sold

NEW YORK, June 10 ga New
York Stock Exchange seat sold yes
terday at $4,000. a drop Of $4,000
from the price paid on the previous
sale recorded about a week ago.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

PARTS OF the country, the contest
resulting in three-way tie for first
place. In the run-off, in which the
three winners were given three min
utes of additional time to display
their oratorical ability, Mr.. Porter
captured second honors.
The contest was for the Gianinni
$1,000 prize. First prize was $500;
second, $500. and third, 5000
Lanston Would Lower Capital.
Stockholders of the Lanston
Monotype Co. will be asked to con-
slider at special meeting a pro-
posal to reduce the par value of the
stock from 500 to S25 per share
and to reduce the capital of the
company. The management strongly
favors the move.
The annual report, recently is
sued, calls attention to the fact that
the company is so years old and
that on February %. l943, paid the
1o8th consecutive quarterly divi-
dent. making a total of all dividends
paid of S9,94l 900.
President Harvey D. Best looks
for very heavy demand for type
setting machines at the close of the
war. To meet the demand for new
materials before deliveries can be
made the company has already set
up fund of 100000 and plans tc
continue this policy this year.
The Philadelphia plant is now
operating at full capacity on wal
orders.
Bank Declares $3.50 Extra.
The regular dividend of $3.50 per
share and an extra dividend of 81 sc
a share have been declared by di-
rectors of the Bank of Commerce &;
Savings, both payable June 80 tc
stockholders of record June 81
Thomas j. Groom, president of the
institution, announced today.
The District Life Underwriters
Association at the June luncheon at
the Willard Hotel this noon in
stalled the new officers. Including
Charles w. O'Donnell, who succeeds
George A. Hates as president. Mr.
Hates ended his official term by
addressing the members on Pros
pecting Under Wartime Conditions.
Lucius V. Friedli, official reporter
at the convention of the District
Bankers Association, has served the
organization in this capacity every
year for 20 years.
The Federal Reserve Board re.
ports that department store trade
in this district from January
through May % was II per CEN
ahead of last year.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

the direction of Mr.. Booker as
resident partner in the Offices nov
occupied by the Booker company in
the American Security Building
The entire personnel of the two
organizations will be retained, the
greatest change to be the name
over the door.
Harry w. Finney. general part
ner in Y. E. Booker & Co., vii,
continue as manager of the Wash
ington office, and Myles H. Quail, a
partner in the same firm, will head
the trading department and act as
representative on the Washington
Stock Exchange. Frank L. Smith
manager of the Washington Office OF
Alexander Brown, will be in charge
of institutional sales.
Sixth Generation in Firm.
Alexander Brown & Sons was
established in Baltimore in 1900 Two
of the present partners are Of the
sixth generation of the family of its
founder. The firm is a member of
the New York Stock Exchange. As
sociate Member of the New York
Curb Exchange and a member of the
Baltimore Stock Exchange. It's main
Office is in Baltimore, branches being
maintained in New York and Wash
ington. Y. E. Booker & Co. was
established II years ago and has
made an enviable record in the
financial community,
Mr.. Booker is a native of Amelia
County, Va, having come to Wash
ington in 1903. He was a reporter
on the Washington Times for a num-
Der OF years. later becoming financial
editor of the Washington Post. which
position he held until 1921 when he
entered the investment banking field
He has served as a member of the
Board of Governors of the Invest
ment Bankers Association, and also
as chairman of the southeastern
group Of that organization.
He is past president of the Wash
ington Stock Exchange. past chair
man of the Washington Better Busi-
ness Bureau. and was recently ap-
pointed member of the War Man
power Committee for this area. He
is chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee of Garfield Hospital and has
taken an important part in the Com
munity Fund and War Savings cam
paigns here.
Porter Wins Second Honors.
Stephen O. Porter. employed in
the Chevy Chase Branch of the
Riggs National Bank, member of
washington Chapter, American In
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Bank CIearings Rise
I4.696 After Previous
Week S Decline
Transactions in % Cities
Show 27.3oo Increase
Over Like 1912 Period
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-Bank
clearings increased mildly In the
week ended Wednesday after the
previous weeks decline, attributed
to the Memorial Day holiday, and
continued substantially above last
years, Dun e. Bradstreet, Inc, re-
ported today
Transactions for % leading cities
amounted to $8.123,193,OOO, up 27.3
per cent from $6.382 100000 in the
like 1912 week and an increase of
1854 1896, 900, or 46 per cent, from
the preceding short weeks aggre-
gate.
Important advances over the pre-
vlous year included: Omaha. us
41.9 per cent; New York, 35; Kansas
City, 300; Denver. 3O8, and Min
neapolis, 293. New Orleans and
Richmond showed slight declines.
Clearings at major cities, showing
percentage gains over 1912 and other
details, follow:
Evening star., 1943-06-10

SUIlule VI boIlk-
,ng and son of
he chief of the
Washington Fire
Department, won
second place in
he n a tion a !
public : speaking
contest at the
institute conven-
ton in Chica 90
last night, ac-
cording TO a dis
D a t c h received
here today.
T h ere were
e i g h t contest
a,1tc FROM oil
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Others die for you; the least you
can do IS buy for them. Get your
War Savings Stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

b e a r n G n ! S
name, will be-
come a general
partner of Alex
ander Brown e.
Sons, one of the
o ! d e S t invest
nent houses in
the country, on
July l.
The business
of his firm will
b e c o m b j n e d
with that of the
Washington Of
flee of AleXan-
der Brown and
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Bus Assets Purchased
BATON ROuGE /

BATON ROUGE, La, June 10 (P).
The 1ntercity Transit Co. of Little
Rock, Ark. has purchased the assets
Of the Baton Rouge Bus Co., Inc,
for S346 900, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Counting three to family, more
than half million people will read
this issue of The Star. If you have
a want" tell them through Star
Want Ad." Phone Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Booker 10 Become
Alex. Brown & Sons
General Partner
Merger Of Investment
Offices in Capital
Is Set for July !
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Announcement was made today
that subject to approval cf the New
York Stock Exchange, Y. E. Booker,
head OF the investment banking firm
Evening star., 1943-06-10
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK June TO LPi-Investment
Bankers Conference. Inc. bank and trust
companies, bid and asked prices
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Domestic help is hard to find-bua
you may find it through Want
Ad" in The Star.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

gep06nt, Elm junges WldoGen, pelhes
gum erlten Wale Die Delt betritt, in
i6libten 6arben, mDgli4It einfa4 gu
erbliden.
GittD gdb n~ibertpiIig ndh, als aber
bic pi6tige Stunbe Der probe fam,
fii6lte Iie ii9 unglidli9 in benz tpeis
BEN, nit 8eil9en brapirten Rletbe.
Sic ma9te aud pirtli9 nit ibren
Dolleh. infolge Der ~ftdnoigen t0rp.rliz
9en llebungen fir i6r bitter fat ettpas
gu 6erben 5ormen ben @inbrud, als
ob Iie barauS getpn6fen tpGre.
Mdbdme Bernard Ielbf muBte LIB
auqeben. Oas &leib purbe foFort abs
geleqt unb aittD iibernabm bic Wabl.
@ls @rdf Seefelb am groBen IbenO
in bas 8ouboir Der 9rdfin frat, ers
fannie er faum bic bobe GrI9einung,
bic inn %entgegentrat. Oas pur tein
Mdb9en, bas mar cine bon erbliibte
Trdu! 2lus bieien Nugen fpra4 ni9s
bie dngltli6e. jungfrdult4e llnrube
elmer Nobi8e, ionOern bic bo1e 3uDer'
Tiht, bic SiegesgepiBbett bes reifen.
erfa6renen Weibes. Das @olbbdar in
einem grie9if9en Rnoten gei9iirat,
lieB ben ebel geformten baden fret,
unter beIen blii6enbor Metbe trdftige
Musfeln ipislten. Die feline 9an6
bielt ben 5G9er nie cine Neitgerte.
Ollie guten 8atbI6ldge unb 8erbals
tungsmdbregeln blieben Dem @rafen In
Der aeble iteden, unb bod mar er emf.
aiidt BON Ieinem &inbe. Oa ftedte
RafIe BARN! ga fperben lie guden, nit
ibren blutarmen Oinger4en, bic 9ers
rem StanbesqenoFenl Oas mar Der
glGn3enbe Grfolg feiner ~rationelen @rs
5iebung.
Wenn Der @eorg beute niht arts
beiBt, bann betommt er lie iiberbdupt
nidt mebr. f9por er ii4 i'm Stilen.
9ritt nur ftramm auf, MdDel, unb
3eige ben Qaffen, DaB ou iberaa felt
i'm Gattel btft, ermabnte er nod gu
allen lteberfluB Rittb.
sic 3og bic aagemeine Mufmerts
ldmlelt duI tW, ais lue uH urHI Deo
0aters ben 8aafaal betrat.
Die Serren, peI9e 3ittD nod nt9t
fannten, 3erbra9en iih i'm eriten Mus
genbtid ben 8opf iiber bic neue mall
tiirenbafte grf9einung, bic ipte aus
Dem Ni9ts auftau9te. Gbe man ii4
Muftldrung berl9affen tOnnte. bilbeten
bic f9on leit elmer Stunbe auf ibrem
poiteh itebenben Sportgenofen DON
@als einen unbur6oringli9en Hing
INN iie, in tpel9em &ittp gu ibrem 8er>
6rulIe @eorg niAt entbedte.
Das mar ftartl Gr tpuBte, baB fe
fam! sic rednete ii4er auf ibn unb
auf lire Ha6e. Gs berbarb ibr bon
bprnberein bic 2aune.
(6ortieBuns folgt.) ID
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

abmu@ung gu fein, bugegen ftrdubte
ii1 aber ibr Ielbltitdnbiger Sim.
Sic mar frob, ais tie nit Dem 8as
ter S9loB @als DerlieB, lm pie aas
idbrli9 bic DinterIaiion NIT ibrsr
Dielgeitdltigen 3erltreuung IN Der
@roBitaot 3u3ubringeu. @s mar cine
5lu9t Dor ii9 lelbit. -
@rGfin 8ittp ionte beuer gum eriter
Wfale Die @eieaf4aft befl4en. Wtan
mar iebr gsipannt auf tbr @ri4einen.
8ts ieBt fannie man lie mn als nuts
fterbafte Mma3one. sic fel6It pers
fpra9 Ii9 bel babou, obpobl Better
@eorg alles t6at, UNI ibr BON pornbsrs
Elm bic Sreube baran gu b~erberben, ms
benz er ibr bic uniterbli9ite Ganges
peile ~prop6e3eite. Sic glaubtc ibn gu
bur9f9auen, er fir9tete, iie tpirOe
ieinem GinfluB entpa9iene @inOriide
getpinnen, 8etanntIdaften MAIDEN, bic
feinen 9ldnen gefd6rli4 iein f0nnteH,
dber bds boffte, piini4te ie gerd0e.
Nele Mnregungen, neue Sreuben!
Oiefes epige Stda> unb Sdttelleben
beburfte notbpenOig einerauffriI6ung
urpo tie mar bod nod gu jung, I'm
ni9t bas 8ebirfniB gu baben, au9
atf anberem 9errain gu glGn3sn, 9es
fetert 3u tperben.
Sn Der leBten 3eit lieB fi9 9eors
bon prs6ting auffuIenO penig i'm
SeefeLb'f9en palais feben. Ser Girs
eus gineli, Der fein Mtnterquarttsr in
Der Stabt aufgef4lagen, nabm tim
pOGig in Mnipru4.
RittD bate benfel6en pieberbolt nit
benz Batter belu4t uno @eorg ieoesmaI
i'm &rsiie ieiner friiberen Hegimentss
tameruben bort seieben. SIMMER an
Der betpuBten @de, neben benz Gtaas
eingang.
Die 6erren begaben iid pdbrenb il.
Der pauie IN bic Staaungen, aus lpels
den Elm Derfii6rerif9er Scrub bsrauss
brang.
Gr fanb ni6t einmal 3eit, fe in Der
2ose auf3ufu9en, unO bo4 mare es
ibr lebbaftsr Wunf9 sepefen, aid
einmal binter bic @e6eimnife reS
f9peren orientalif6en 0orbangss gu
fommen, Der ben challenging perz
bedte. 9as 9efpringe IN Der @rena
reiate iie ldngit ni9t me6r.
sic nabm iid feft Dor, ii6 81 rds
den, auf Dem eriten Ban, no tie ii4
begegnen foqten.
50 glei9giltis er ibr i'm GrunOs
senommen mar, bic @%spO5n6eit fefs
felte fie an i'm = unb nod etipas,
mas iie fi4 6artnddis ni4t geItano ~
er mar Iein 8ruber! Gr Dermittelte
cine gepife @srbinoung nit Dem SUE
g~enbfreupbe, bic gang gu miiien i9r
f9mer5li9 gepeien tpGre.
Oas @ensralitabs : picnic, elmer
Der p~ornebmitsn 9dle Der Saifon
folte ibr critics Debut fein. &ittb
beipra1 f9on Mo9en porber nit
ibrer g9neiberin bic Soilette.
Mabame Bernard mehlte. man Jet
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

Die tbeure @attiR -
Sag aufridtig, Ostar. tOnnteit Du
obne mid lsben9" - % ia. iOgar bel
bi4iger!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
2lns ferat,', Ctie
3meig II.

IS oiene alien Sd1peitern CUR ge-
faalgen gsadridbt, baB Sic nGdite
Seriammlnng am Samstag, oen s.
Nopember, 1880 l1br abenos, absebal-
ten miro. slae Mitslieoer iino b0f-
lidit eriudt, antueienb gu iein rno
teil5unebmen an ben 8erbanolungen.
5erner 1peroen ale Mitglleoer eriu6t,
oie Ben Mann, Sobn ooer 5o6ter il,
Der @ebrnaht baben, Die sloreile sen
Sefreidrinnen gbna Sellman ODER
Charlotte Salt 5u geben, oamit ibnea
Acknowledgements aaseibidt tper-
Ben fonnen. llnier naditer &arten.
abeno ben Ser @erg1iigungsfaiie fin
oct am IL. 9tonember, 8 llbr abenos,
ltatt. sae Mitslieoer iino gebeten, ii9
81 beteiligen oamit mir cine Inter
baltung beihlieben f0nnen NIT oen
@ebo oas mir fir bieien 3nped auf Ole
Seite gelegt baben. 8itte beteiligt
euh ale!
EhnrIoffo eEnIf Gpfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
3iueig 80.

Sonntag, ben Z. 9topember, 2:30
ltbr nahn1ittags finoet Die reselnabi'
se geriamnlluns ltatt unO aae 8rii'
ser tperoen hermit eriudt iib 5u be.
teilieen. gs gebt seeen bas gnSe bes
Sabres 1913 uno tpeil gera0e iest Die
2O,Sabre.2 bens&eriiderung bon
mebreren Mitglieoern ablduft, iit es
ipihtig iib 5l1 entihlieben, Oh iie nod
cine fleine Serliherilng allfnebmen
ipollen fir bns @cbl llnieres Ser
ems ltno bas @obl luieres Central
Serbauoes uno ibrer 6amilie.
asn Iolhen icbiperen 3eiten oes &rie.
aes lit es am Elas uno BON groBter
8ebeutung. oen Mut ni6t 81 perltes
rem, ionoeru nit Stol5 auf pnlern
Serrn @ott pertrauen. Gr miro uns
audi aus oielem ltnbeil, 100 mir in
9ange lint lmier Tolf !eben, befre!en
uno 81 lidten Soben fiibren.
@eors Deppnes, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04

@asar!

Ser be,,tld)e Trouerberein Ser ct.
Yauluseemeinbe, 1859 Spmer Str,
ueranitaltet ieinen idbrliben 8a5nt
am Samstag, Sen i3. Nobember, Inn
llnteren &aum ser Stride ab. Mnfana
,bes gasars lit rabnlittags 3 llbr.
Mub biesmal tperben ibone ,,no niit-
Iife 8egenItGnoe gum Gerfauf ausge-
legt. Gin gltes slbenoeiien miro nm
6 l1br abenos gum Greiie bon $1.0O
ierpiert. Sin slltes 9omitees beiorgt
sic &IHe. @ir IaSen aIle 8IieSer uno
Grel,nbe ser ct. .Gaulusfirhe elm, I'M
ieren @a5ar su unteritiisen. @ir
1piiniden uno boffen, oab alle, sic iid
beteilisen tuollen, ibre &arten i'm
goraus faufen ooer beitellen Bel einem
Der Mitglieoer. Mitglieoer ioaen
nidt pergeiien NGbarbeit nnb Ser
loiilngsbub mitSubrineen. aud) @e.
i6enfe fir Sen ga5ar tperoen oanfeno
entgeseneenommen.
Sopbie 2urt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
Oanhaouno

Sir bie anlGBlid) Ses sooes mel
mes geliebten @atten
Simon Hilbuer
mir entgegengebracbte Spnpatbie, fiir
Die i6onen @lumenipenben, sablreihe
geteiligung Ser Witglieoer oes grite,
g. g. 6. II. Sereins Sapeig Is, oes
Oeutiden llnterItiibunss 8unoes,
Sanosleuten, 6reunoen uno 8efann-
ten am 8egrabnis, oen 9abrtrd -SrG-
germ, oem Seibenbeitatter Bader,
&eloerle fir sic pornebme 9eoienung.
Haitor Saas fir Sic troitreiden @or.
te, llno alien Die mir in meinem gro.
ben Seioe beieeitanben baben, iase idJ
meinen innialten 9anf. slud Dem
Central 8erbano fir sic Mus5ablrma
Ser geriiher,,na iei ber5lid geoanft
8ott pergelte es alien.
Sie trauernoe 8attin
~. Sophia Yilbner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
Qrduerndt,riht
Iran Sara Yrei6t,

gebiirOig alts Sras, Siebenbiireen.
peribieo am 90. Sftober inn Sitter BON
76 Sabren. Sic tuuroe am 80. Otto.
ber bon Ser ct. Eaulusfirde inn 8ei-
iein pieler 1reunoe auf bem ct. 2ud's
6rieobof CUR etnigen Nube beitattet.
6rau Ereibt mar elm treues WMtelieO
Der ct. Hal,lussemeinbe. Sic mar
friiber audi itets elm slltes uno belieb-
res Mitslieo unieres oeutifen Srauen-
pereins, Biz iie NIT ibrer Sohter
slnna geidiftsbalber BON Chicago
weg5og. @or einem Sabre fam iie tpie-
Der 5uriid nad Chicago ltnb lebte cine
5eitlang nit ibrem gnfeIiobne slnbp
Warfus i,nb ieiner Srau Srene, ge5.
Serman. Sn lester 3eit lebte iie ip;c-
ser nit ibrer 9ohter snna in Saf
Harf, ipo iie obne 2eioen i'm ShIaf
in oie gipisfeit einging. gs trauern
um iie bie 5tpei SOhter Mrna Marfus
uno Charlotte Nreiot, ShspiegerIobn
@nop Warfus uno gnfeliobn slnbp
Ereiot.
q Qurk
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
A,.s lieu, perf, 4. =.
Atueia A..

MlIen Weitelieoern 6iene aur ges
fdGisen Nadridt, oab Die nddite Ser
iammlune am Sonntag, BEN z. Nop.,
3 l1br na6mittags, i'm 8ereinslofal
228 SIT IS. Ctr, absebalten tuiro.
Mae Mitglieoer iino sebeten anlpeieno
5u iein.
Sn lnierer letten 8eriammlung
ipuroe beibloiien anitatt einem Sra,.,
benfelt ein ,parmes Mbenbeien nod
Ser 0erianmlung au ierpieren. Mae
Mitslieoer unb oeren GrelnrSe Sino
ber5lid einselaoen. SpeaieIle 8ittc
an unlere &eidsoeutihen uno Seem
Serlep Mitelieoer! gs mObte uns
|iebr freuen tuenn iie einnnal alle fom.
men, nenn es ,tur mSelid lit. Da5
Benoeiien miro prompt 6 l1br fer
biert uno oas 5dbhen @ier miro audi
antpeieno iein.
&atb. Seiler, 8rot. .=Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
&atbarina 0otmeiiter.
Sipeia 80.

slaen Stnpeitern uno grioern
oiene CUR Nadridt, baB sic nGtItc
gerlammlltng am Sonntag, SEN Z.
9sopember, 2:30 l1br nndmittass, int
gereinslofal itattfinbet. Gie Sinans.
beanlten iperoen eriudt, etpas friiber
am 8lase au iein, Inn Sablltngen ent=
gegensltnebnlen. Ser 8erein ,,no Sie
Sugeno oanfen bem aomitee fir sic
Arbeit, Ole es am ,,Sonntag, Sen "a.
Sftober, bel Ser l1nterbaltung gelei-
itet bat. Sie llnterbaItuns tpar iebr
gut beiudt bon Mitslieoern uno
5reunoen. 9as Mittaeeiien mar aus
ge5eitnet uno ieber amiiiierte iih
aufs bette bis ipdt abenos. @ir boffen
nod mebrere iolder llnterbaltungen
5ll baben, oen es gebt fir einen guten
3aped. Die 8eamten boffem aui elmer
guten 8eiuh in oieier 0eriammll,ns.
s. @obmeiiter, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
2l,,z Ne,p Cattle, Pa.
3iuei9 27.

IS Oiene allen Shtpeitern 5llr ae=
flqigen aenntnis, baB oie reselm6Bi-
ge Geriammluns 9onnerstag, Sen IT,.
Nopember, 1880 llbr abenos, itatt-
finoet. sae SdNueitern iino eriuht
iif an oieier Seriammlllns su beteili.
gen, oa INNER tuibtiges su beiGlieben
lit. = SSSn Ser Sftober- -Geriammllrne
belt infer Serein elm @eburtstagsfelt
81, gbren l,nierer @ereinsidnpeItec
slnna SaoIer, ipeIhe ibr so. @iegen-
felt erlebt bat, ab. Sdnelter Saoler
erbielt Elm i60nes @eihenf, iiber bas
Tie iebr erfreut mar. lt,riere liebe
Sdaueiter Sabler beiudt nod ieo.
9eriammlung. Sic lit nod iebr mun-
ter. aatbarina @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-04
4ns Salem, Utie
3iueis 10.

aaen 9ruoern biere 5ur Nadriht,
eaB Die nGblte Geriommlung am
Sonntag, Sen 7. Nopember, 8 llbr
nadmittags, i'm Gcreinslofal a.,
&ailroao ctr. ltattfinSet.
Ga Die geriamniluns i'm 81.
tober tuegen oen Ieparaturen al Ser
ourd Sauer beihGoigten Saae n,lr
fur5 mar. l,no nidt ale Geib6ite er-
leoigt tperoen tonnten, 10 tperoen bic
0eitglieoer eriudt in oieier 8eriamm-
lung anipeienb gu lein oamit mir ales
5ufrieoenitellenO erlebigen f0nnen.
@itslieoer, Die im giidItano iino
nit 8eitrGse noer sliieBments an oen
Central 8erbano m0sen iid inn eige-
nent Sntereiie sutitebeno MAIDEN.
Simon &altt, Sefr.