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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
shes a busy girl

.. she $ n buSy gVt -.
Ensign Alma d. Gerber admin
iStrative officer at the l.. S. naval
ordnance plant in Center Line has
released not one bu' 4 half dozen
men for sea duty If you consider
the number OF jobs she now
handles.
In addition 20 her admlntStra-
tive work under Capt. Norman &.
Gillette She IS also transportation
officer, assistant security officer
public relations officer, assistant
communications officer and now
she mas another task. She IS
WOmen'S reserve representative At
her duty station by appointment
of the COmmandanl OF the ninth
naval district
In her spare moments she
might be found IN an obscure
corner 81 the plant firing q ma
chine gun on test range
Ensign Gerber former school
teacher a. Ha2olton, Pa. va,
head Of phyScal education drill
and discipline al the WAVES.
school q the University Of Indl-
ana before being transferred 10
Center Line. A women repre-
sentative she j. 90 advise Capt.
GIllett on housing. uniform IN
,peCuOns. working conditions, vel
fare and discipline OF WAVES az
the station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
, Laid Off
I'm Lincoln
Strike

Three men alleged 10 have
fomented a strike Of 1000 work
erS at the Lincoln division Of the
Ford Motor Co. Thursday. were
Land off for week as disciple
nary action. it was announced
after a meeting of company Off
Gals and heads of Local 500.
UAW-CIO.
The walkout was i'm protest Of a
change OF hours of the afternoon
shift from $50 10 ll:30 p. m. 10
4 p. m. 10 midnight
The new SHIFT viii become
effective next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Dedicate Service FLAG

GRAND RAPIDS, July 3 up
Col Edward c. Black. COM
mander of tho army air forces
weather training school, will
speak tomorrow at a Wings for
Victory program marking dcdi-
cation Of huge service flag rep
reSentlng employees of Grand
Rapids Industries. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Pastor Loses His Gas
For 140-MiIe Trip

HARTFORD. Conn. July 3
CUPl The Rev tletc her y.
Parker. stripped Of his gas ratlons
until Oct / for driving lie-n1ileS
TO his summer home victory gar
den al Sunapee, y II IN defiance
OF the OPA. awaited public reac-
ton today before deciding whether
TO continue MS crusade against
the pleasure driving ban.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Detroit Pilot Downs
Nazi Plane i'm DOSfisIlf

It jaime, r. Byers 20 former
University of Detroit High School
football player. was one of a
group of American pilots who de-
>iroyed or damaged 10 NaZi
planes n a clash south Of Rotter-
dam 1t BycrS was credited with
Il kin
according 20 AZ announcement
made by the European thcater of
operations headquarters today
American p1iOtS CtaShed with
formation Of about 50 Nazi Focke-
Wulf 100 fighters, shooting down
four planes, damaging five and
probably destroying one more.
one American plane was lost.
ENLISTED IN RCAF
It BycrS. a native Of Detroit.
left the University OF Detroit
school of acronautical engineering
M June 1912. 10 enlist m the
ECAF IA
90, The same day hl, fathcr
Capt Jan,nSNR Byer~. "a veteran
of World War / enlisted IN the
L. : Army Air Forces He was
sent 10 Hendricks Field, Seebrlng
Fla and placed IN charge OF sup
plies
Young Byers was sent 10 Eng
land shortly after bis enlistment
and was transferred 10 the l. =
forces last April Prior 10 MS
transfer Byer~ was on CONVOY
duty.
lie was graduated from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Treated for Poisoning
Man Dies in Hospital

Apparently suicide Chester
Dyer, 5Ss of 63S2 Majestic place,
was dead today, after being adj
mitted 10 Receiving Hospital for
treatment of poisoning N. ~
His wife. Ethel told police that
Dyer who had been respondent
over M health had admitted
taking poison tablets while on, a
walk Thursday Afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Grocer, Truck Driver
Held for Federal Jury

Mike Arzyrion, 80 who operates
a grocery at GIL Monroe, and
Walter Fueri. truck driver for a
transportation company. were
held for the federal grand jury by
l. S Commissioner Hurd on
charges of violating the interstate
commerce, laws N "
A Thomas Th0rnton\ , aSSiNant
l. s. attorney SAID that agents
of the FBI had found stolen mer-
chandiSe valued at $1,000 on the
shelves Of Arzyrion'S store. Fueri,
who pleaded guilty. said he had
sold them 10 the grocer. Arzyrion
pleaded not guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Two Inmates Escape
Ionid Reformatory

IONA. July 3-Police today
sought two Ionia reformatory
trustees, one a Detroiter. who
escaped from q prison farm whore
they were working.
The fugitveS. believed to have
left "on the spur of the moment
are Mlrton Hawkes., p. ut DETROIT
and Alfred Wisette. -, Elkton\ Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
MI. Clemens Sailor
Prisoner Of JdDs

MT. CLEMENS, July 3 The
navy department today notified
Mrs. Robert r Nunneley PIG
Jones, that her son. William 20
a seaman second class. was a Jap
prisoner in the Philippines He
had been listed As missing since
MaN. . 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
~ q RCIF pIIOt . /.

-. as q RCIF plIOt
University of Detroit High School
IN 1910 and was a member of the
football squad in 1889 and 1910.
His mother. Mrs. Maurine
ByerS. is recovering from an
emergency operation an the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W II DeNrieS.
1870 Grecnlawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

your Own Horoscope. nv
Frances Drake, i one ~ many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Brings
Bride TO Receive
Medals as Hero

A bride on one arm and tunic
neatly pressed 10 receive the fly
ing medals that will soon be be-
slowed on him, Capt Thomas G.
Lanphier Jr. was back in Detroit
today.
The army flier found his bride
in Miss Phyllis Fraser of Boise,
Ida. whom ne wed while on his
current Through from Pacific
fighting.
FATHER TO PRESIDE
The medals. Silver Star and
Oak Leaf Cluster, Naval Cross,
Distinguished Flying Cross and
another air award, will be pre-
scented 10 the 27-year-old pilot
here Wednesday by his father,
Col. Lanphier. once the COM
mander of Selfridge Field.
A bit reticent about his own eX-
PLOTS, Capt. Lanphier spoke en-
Enthusiastically Of the work Of his
brother, 1t. Charles. who Is still
i'm the SoIomons area with the
marine corps.
Charles got his first Zero
while flying an old crate that
had been patched up and was
certainly no match for his mod
ern adversary" he said.
BROTHER ABOVE HIM
BY coincidence Tom Jr was
flying abve his brother when the
incident occurred. Neither knew
this at the time
The returned hero had praise
for the Lightning P-38 which he
said could overhaul the fleet Zero
under any conditions. lie re-
peated The story Of other combat
flerS that while the ZeroS are
fast, they blow up with little
urging.
Lanphier will receive his Silver
Star for sinking Jap destroyer
off Shorthand Bay Machine gun
bullets set fire 10 the craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
MdxOn Cleared
Of Irregularities
In Ration Deal

WASHINGTON, July 3 (UP)--
Price Administrators Prentiss M.
Brown today reported that an in
vestigation had abSolved Maxon,
Inc. Detroit advertising agency,
OF any irregularities in obtaining
large number Of procesSed food
points for a camp which II OPP
crates at Onaway. Mich.
The agency is headed by Lou
r. MaxOn. deputy OPA admins
traitor i'm charge Of information.
REVEALED BY THOMAS
r. J. Thomas, head Of the JAW
Go, revealed last month that
Maxon's agency had obtained the
large number of points for the
camp, which is used, according TO
MaXon, largely by employees of the
agency for vacation purposes.
Brown Immediately ordered the
Detroit district office 10 investi-
gate Thomas disclosure.
The inquiry. he said, showed
that clerical error had been
made AT the ration board i'm is
suing the processed food points.
NO PRESSURE BROUGHT
The application for the points,
Brown said. was handled in COM
plete good faith and no influence
or pressure was brought for Spe-
cial treatment.
MaXon. Inc Brown reported,
did not gain from the clerical err
ror. as all the points were re-
turned 10 the Detroit rationing
board
Furthermore. a cor d i ng 10
Brown tho food stocks AT the
camp were clearly and properly
declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
WarTenSiOn Blamed
For Killing of Boy. d

The death Of S-ycarod Billy Jarnagin killed by play
chd game cops robbers blamed today by
Police Commissioner Witherspoon war tension
Billy. of 5272 Iyanhoe. killed by 1920 caliber bullet
hands Of Edwin Schram ID in the living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Bomber Crew
In Is Raids Asks
For More Planes


erS today considered a pledge and
a challenge from the crew Of an
American bomber that survived
25 missions over the most danger
Gus territory Of NazI Germany
The pledge made bv the crew
OF the flying fortress Memphis
Belle was that Germany would be
blasted until the Nazi SwaStika
comes down and the Stars and
Stripes rises 10 the top of the
fiagpnle
Girls in Stacks and men with
hands stained by the CRIME from
machines responded with roarS of
acceptance 10 the challenge
But we can't do II unless
YOU continue building the planes
10 freight the bombs to the
enemy's heart"
VISIT PLANTS TODAY
On the second and main leg Of
their tour Of Detroit'S war plants.
the flierS and fighters of the
Memphis Belle today were 10
appear at Republic Aircraft the
tank arsenal. Michigan Steel and
Murray Corp
Behind them were appearances
at Hudson Motor, GINS aircraft
unit, and three BONN Aluminium
plants a. Adrian
I'VE are here To show YOU
that we can take everything
the Germans throw up at us
anti-aircTaft fire and fighter
planes. put our bombs on the
target, and come home To tell
the folks about IT," Capt Rob-
ert a Morgan, pilot of the
famed bomber, told three cheer
ing shifts Of workers at the air
craft unit
1t took teamwork. If any
one of us had made a mistake.
we wouldn't he here. And it'll
take teamwork by YOU"
CREWS BABY" CHEERED
Greatest applause was reserved
for Tony NaStal baby of the
crew at 10, DetroitS representa-.
tive.
NaStai- Slight and looking al.
most too young 10 shave. handled
every gun on the Memphis Belle
during the planes 25 bombing
missions His shooting down OF
two German fighters is confirmed
and Capt Morgan said he hac
damaged 10 more. some OF Which
probably were destroyed
NastaHs Detroit home is al
1888 Twenty-eighth.
There was hardly less applause
FOR Capt. Charles 3 Leighton
navigator from East Lansing
Who, with Nastal gave Michigan
twice aS many men IN the crew
than any other state
LAST FLIGHT TOUGHEST
Eve are going TO bomb Ger
many until there IL no more
Germany" the smiling naVlga-
tor who never missed putting
the Memphis Belle over her
target promised.
Most tickliSh of all her flight
was the Memphis Bellies last
with the crew already KNOWN
that if they got back they wer
10 be returned with the ship 4
the L. s.
THE Germans seemed TO
know it, too" Capt Morgan
said They tried their hardest
10 bring Us down. One fighter
got n little too anxious. and We
blew il to pieces. giving us a
score Of eight"
The Memphis Belle battle
Scared and Strafed and now Re
tired from combat duty vii
remain on public display A. tn
city airport until Monday morn
|, ing, when the crew Will continu
its nationwide tour.
An appearance between game
Of the Tiger-Yank double-heade
AZ Briggs Stadium Sunday Will b
the crews last in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05


room of the Schram home al
5272 Vancouver where the boys
had been playing.
Witherspoon SAID that today
tt+fft with n wortrt IT WIZ parents
should understand tho natural
tendency towards rcckles>ncsS on
the part of youngsters and natural
inclination 10 play soldiers, cops
and robbers or commando games %
KEEP Guns HIDDFN
"Guns should be kept hidden
from Youngsters at all times,
WlthcrSpOon warned. The war
has been dramatized for use of
the nation and young NterS have
tendency To feet that they are
part Of it by playing with fire
arms"
Police are holding Edwin ~ the
juvenile detention home for M
veStigat,on of murder
Detective So IIyuan UInIck OF
the homicide squad sand Edwin
alleecdly loaded the rife In
presence of the victim and Rich
ard LeIducr :. OF 525i Vancouver
son -ot PatrOlman David r. LcId-
ner. Of the Dawson station fol-
loving a cops and robhcr game
This Edwin denies. In ~ state
mont 20 Edward a El>arclh ass
siStant prosecutor Edwin said he
loaded his fathers rifle with
three shells and then after play
ing IN the garage he returned for
lunch Shortly after 'he two boy $
arrived
THOU GIT CATCH ON
81 put the gun on the bed but.
when my playmatrS came over
Ia plaN.I picked il up again,
he told EiSarelli n thought the
safety catch was on. pointed
the gun at Billy and il went
Oft
Russell Schram. The DO, S
father, was az work n "a war
plant a. tho rTTTT0 Ot the shooting
His mother is dead
Sgt Ulnick SAID that before The
shooting Edwin was tjad mp by
the two youths n d commando
game
Young Loiduer told police that
Edwin had become annoyed when
Billy refused 10 play dead after
supposedly being shot M the cop,
and robbers game. Hc also said
Edwin had loaded tho rife M
front OF Billy and himself
Mrs Marvin J8rn3Cn. mother
Of the dead hoy collapsed wher
told of the tragedy She is under
a doctors care
CALLED GOOD BOY
Edwin a lob student at Nc.
Michael school was described a,
good boy by Mrs katbalocr
LeIdncr. mother Of Richard
His mother died four wears
ago" Mrs Lcriuer said HE
and his father have done a good
job of patching il together.
Edwin has been Kind and gentle
with all the children in the
neighborhood. many Of whom
are Younger"
WitherSpoon said parents shoulc
exercise extraordinary caution
now moro than ever. lie said most
rifles and pistols could be dis
mantlcd 50 they could not be dls-
charged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
THOUGHT CATCH on

~ put the gun on the bed but.
when my playmatrS came over
Ia play,I picked il up again"
he told ElSarelli n thought the
safety catch was on. pointed
the gun at Billy and il went
oft 4"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Die Hcintatirent
Traaen nno Nntiuprten betreffenb
Bic Grueuerung npn Seis6f-
sRatipnen:

Sroge: Sn lpelfen @eaenoen miro
nifites SSobr 9ei5ol nno &eroiin ra-
tioniert per>en2
antiport: Sn Sen ielben 33- Staa-
ten unb I'M Olitrict Columbia, po
! lifon i'm lebtea @inter sic Mationie-
rune hl,rttgefiibrt pnroe
g.: @arllm?
g.: @eil in oielen Staaten u,lf II,
bieiem Sabr niht geniieeno MDglid)-
feiten iiir ser Sronsport bon He.
trplel,nprpouften, influlipe Seisol
uno &eroiin CUR @erfiigung itehen.
g.: @ann lperben oie neuen &a,
tionen beitimnlt peroen9
a.: Gs iinb gorbereitllnsen getrof,
fen tporoen, I'm iencn 8e5iebern, ole
| Sic poriGbrige aorciie beibebalten ba-
ben, sic Neutrality-suspicious. nod in
oielem Wonat al1s51folgen.
s.: @orum su einem 10 iriiber
3eitpunft?
a.: Die Gerfa,1isltellen fonnen Den
9e5iebern before 0elieferllmg garan.
t'eren, ipenn iie bereits i'm CONNER
Sic 3uiubren pornebnen.
S.: @ie trirb Die Grneuerlng Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor iid) geben
e.: Maes miro Mlrd, sic Yoit crleoig.
lperben.
g.: @as eeidiebt porber?
o.: SIN 2aufe oieien Wonuts tper,
Sen sic lofalen @ar Yrice uno Ga.
tioning Boards ienen 8e5iebern, Die
bie IoriabrsaOreiie beibehalten ia.
Ben, bie neucn Tormulare fiir oie
Neutrality-suspicious. a,ienoen. slui
SEN 5ormulareu lit Tolgenoes an5ll
aeben:
l. Nane uno slbreiie oes Ginrei'
ders.
2. angabe ser aoreiie, no bas ra
tionierte Guantllm perlpen0et iperoe!
icu Goferne bieie gloreiie perlfleoer
Don ser @obnaoreiie iiD.
8. Name oes ginreibers i'm Der
sangenen SSabr (penn ser Glureicbel
iiir oieies Sabr cine anoere Eerio!
iip.
q. Name bes 2ieferanten unO 8e
5elbmng ser uermenoeten Sualitat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

@as f1nnen mir 3ipiliiten bier 81,
&auie tln, Inn au 0ieier Nieoerluge
Ser 9euti6en bei5utragen2 3uerit
einmaI miiiien mir unieren &opf oben
bebalten lmb uns flare l1rteilsfruft
betpabren. 8ir fonnen es rnIeren
@enerGlen uno MbmirGlen iiberlaiien.
Den &rieg tpeiter 10 gut 81, fiibren,
iuie Tie i'm bis iett gefiibrt baben, cbne
hneeoulois 5u iperoen uno 6oroeruns
gen nad anoeren Methooen 81 itellen.
europa fann bon pielen Seiten ber
angegriffen trerben, uno feiner bon
tns mill i'm 0orars piiien, 1peldes
oieie StelIen lein tperoen. Tenn ipenn
mir es tpiiien, tpeib es allh be.
sseinb, uno tpenn ser 0eino es meib,
Damn lit ser Siee in 6rage eeiteat.
gs apiro 3eiten eeben, fiir5ere ooer
ldngere, mo man glallben miro, oaB
Iar nidts geihiebt - l1no oennod]
.oiro pieles in Gorbereitung iein; Sci,
ten, in oenen es ipenig gelligfeiten,
naiiir aber umio mebr @eriibte &c,
ben miro. Sic @eriid)te ,braufen
nid,t allsu ernlt genommen tperoe,l.
@enn es ipirflid, et1uas Nel,es gebell
miro, Damn miro Das amerifaniide
Tplf es red)t5eitig erfabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
0onnerstag, Ben "a. Stunt 1943

S.: Mltb bas ginreihungs46ors
lnlllar nnteridrieben iein2
g.: ga, ser ginreiher nluB 6as
,yormular untcr3eifnen
Natipniernmgs-@infe:
Gaffee: Marfe 9fp. "a i'm @ar &as
ton 9oof 9fo. / lit giiltia bis 80.
sSuni.
3ufer: Mcrfe 9tc. Is i'm @ar 9fa-
tion 0ppf gto. bebilt his Is. glugllt
ibre @iiltigfeit. Die Marfen IS unS
t6 i'm @ar Station 9opf SEQ. I bereh=
tlgen 5lml @e5ua bon lie 5 Yfllno Gin..
mafs 3l,fcr.
giote Marfen Gsiir IleiihproSufte,
,ytihfonierpen, Speiieole lmo a1ie):t
Sic rotten Warten s. 6, 8 lno 90
gelten SEN aai1sen Monat Stunt bie
rotten Marfcn &c ,peroen ob 90 Suri
besugsbcret,tigt ..
8lmle Wtarfen (siir fonierpierte,
gefrorene uno getpiiie getrofnete Nab-
rl,ngsnlittelD: Die blalten Marfen &.
g a,no 90 gel!en bis infllllipe Z. Suli.
Sbnbe: ltarfe No. 1S inn @ar
Mation 9oof beredtigt gum Gin
fo1f bon Sfrben in ser .3eit Dom
tS. Slrni bis influitoe 81. Oft. 1913.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

Muh miro es nit ser Belt ,nburh.
iibtig. &iinitlides @las fon1nlt fiir
automobile ear niht in Sraee. Mus
tSriinoen Ser offentliben Siberbeit
lhon fonnte man ME erlalben, bab
ipntbetiides, ooer 8las aus Ylaitic
{&unitbar5) I'M sluto pertpenoet mfrs.
n6lahes @las, Oh nun Slottan-
glas ober eeltreftes @lus, fiir sic
@inoidubihreibe ofltet SS Gents per
Guaoratfub, getpolbtes @las $1.57.
Nlas aus Ylaltic fir ben slufbau ipiro
leid)t 5erfrast uno aerlett iid, aa,h.
9fan erbdIt ein oer5errtes 8ilo, mas
iid nit ser Mbmltung oes @laiies
rcrlflimmert."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
hit 5000 111artn tut dc
miiienihait wmn>er

Detroit. @enn in oieiem &rieee sic
ridtigen 5000 Monn subol1ie geIaiien
|;peroen, 10 tpurbe ser slmerifaniihen
Gbeniifen 8eieaifaft oargelegt, 10
fonnen lie slrbeitsgelegenbeiten fit
Miaionen beimfebrenoer Soloaten in
6rieoen ifuircn.
rSiinitnuieno @iilenlfaftler ooer
rotentieQe @illenIhaftler I'M Seere" ,
10 iagte Charles 9lllen Sbonras, Sis
reftor oes sSprid)lngsinltituts Der
.ytonianto Chemical So. in ct. 9ouis,
,tonnen uuh nift mebr leiiten als
5000 anoerc Mann - cine iebr fleire
Grippe in oen beutigen Hieienbeeren
- aher 5000 @iiienidyaftler, bie 5u
9auie an nellen Gntpiflllngen arbei.
ten, fonnen Nrbeit fiir Miuicnen
beimfebrerSer Soloaten ihaffen."
Or. Sbomas beIhrieb Damn zines
Ser ireuen helniihen @unoer, nit
Oem oie adyie in Ser gan5en @elt be
timpit miro. Mit MIR $4,000 Softer
Ilp,iroe cine sSnbrit ius 9eben gerufen,
Sic einen Stnbilliator fiir rauhloies
Bulper beritellt. @e5iiglid oieies Sta
hililators, id)rieb Die Miliion oes
britiihen 2ieferungsminilteriums oen
&erltesler:
.Sbre erite ShiffslaSrng ging mad
sluitralien berunter. Sbr Mnterial
gebt audi tpeiterbin an ale Shal
plase oieies globalen arieges. Si'
baben bel ser Gerteioigung Gnglanos
uno MultraIiens cine Holle geipielt
lSie bolfen &ommel aus Iegppptel
liagen, uno Sic ipielen MN auh elm;
|&olle bel ser Sertreibung Ser Ifi
la,ts oen Mittelmeer. Size baben b.
Der beroiihen Gerteioigl,ng &uBlanbs
lmitgetpirft, unb Sbr Material bilf
Ijebt audi bel Der Sau6erung bes ut
lontif BON Sen u8ooten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Dc 6at.ue rrctt nit
Sent 1iieftritt .rr

9llaier. @cilernl Sc @aulle nabe.
ltebenoe &rciie erflGrtcn, ser 3Sitbrer
Ser furpfcnoen 6rnnsolen benfe BAR
an, aus oenl neugeidafienen &omitee
fir oie rationale gefrenlng al,s5utre.
ten, penn er nift oltrhieben fa,un.
oab alle in Tihps Sieniten geltanocs
men MGrlner entlaiisn lperoen. 9lud)
beidtpsrten lidy % &ommlnilten, baG
l,e beiiaite eelett lpurOen bel Der
W!tarbeit CUR Grneilcrllng 6ranf-
.eid)s. Sic marcn bisher in sfrtfa
interniert gaipeien llno ,pareu ales
triibere glbgeoronete.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

@iener Walser, Gbpr mnb Symphonic
8pnsert

iinbet am Samstag, Sen 26. Suni,
$50 ltbr abenSs, I'M Sacbienbeim
itntt. Seilnehmenbe Gbore lno So.
loiiten an Sieiem slbeno lino folgenbe
Samcnhor goelipeiB, Ser neue Sc.
ntiihte Gbor, Hanen MGohenauartett,
! iSplliten=Sennett Simm ,no Grlpin
9enoel. slue 2ieoer lperoen nit Sr,
:heiter besleltet. Sas Hroeranm unr
| Set lit in oen Sdnben Ser folgenoen
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Programm
Overture Patriotic Medley
) Pledge of Allegiance =. Mixed Choir
Il. a) Tales of Vienna Woods .....
h) Ciribiribi ..................
Women Choir
| 3. Instrumental :. Tannhauser- Men OF
Coronation Men ........
b) xzfAftti Or. .MixedChmm
!. a) Blue Danube
b. Roses Of the South ........
Mixed Choir
). God Bless our Glorious Land :. Chiol
Intermission
i. Orch E. AZ Intermezzo >. b. Optional
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Loves Everlasting" ...........
Miss Timm . Soloist
3. a) Heart That's Free ........
b) Waltz you dance for me ......
Girls Group
1. AZ Ave Maria ........... Schubert
b. Encore 3. Optional ..........
Erwin Bendel Soloist
5. Maytime Sweethearts .......
Duett . Timm and Bendel
Z. Finale God Bless America.
8eorg Seppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
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