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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Swar+zbaugh
Case AWoits
Hearings Officer

A War Labor Board panel con-
sisting of James Miller Of Cleve-
land, Chairman, Kenneth Potter,
UAW-CIO and Chas. Bigelow, vice
president of the City Auto Stamp
ing Co., reviewed the Swartzbaugh
Mrg. Co. case in a hearing at the
Commodore Perry Hotel, April l
and 2.
Result of the hearing and case
review was the d e c i S n of the
panel to recommend hearings Of
ficer for the case, and promise was
made by James Miller that such
an official would be sent into To-
ledo within 80 days to conduct the
hearings.
All disputed points in the con-
tract will be heard by the hearings
officer who, when both sides have
presented their arguments, will
make his recommendations to the
War Labor Board for final deci-
sion.
Decisions of the War Labor
Board in similar cases is based al
most entirely upon the recon-
mendations of the hearings officer
and both sides are compelled to
accept the WLB decision as bind
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Orqanized Labor
Battles House Bill 1913
CIO, AFL and Railroad
Bro+herhoods Fight Bill
Another Hearing Has Been
Scheduled For April 13

COLUMBUS, o., April 6-Ohio labor organizations united
in vigorous protest against House Bill 1913 to regulate
labor unions at hearing conducted by the House Judiciary
Committee in the State House last night
CIO and AFL representatives spoke on the bill with
Ted Sivey executive secretary for the Ohio CO. Tom
Downes of the Go State Political Activities office and Phil
Hannah Of the AL speaking against the
First Of the labor representatives Phil Hannah Of
the AFL who discussed the BILL obecng to its repressve
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
AnH-LabOr
Bills Lose
In mNineStates
BY Federated Press

The fascist Christian American
anti-labor drive met defeat in nine
more states where the legislatures
adjourned after killing virtually all
repressive bills.
In six states-Washington, Mon
tana, Wyoming, Utah, Indiana and
North Dakota-strong, consistent
pressure by organized labor sue
ceeded in defeating all legislation
aimed at manacling unions.
Oklahoma, Tennessee, Iowa and
North Dakota Joined the Missouri
and North Carolina legislatures in
burying the so-called anti-violence
bill, favored by Senator w. Lee
O'Daniel and the Christian Ameri-
cans.
A setback for labor occurred in
South Dakota, where the legisla-
ture passed a bill curbing picketing
at agricultural establishments.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Bulletin

Kent-Owens picked the
UAW-CIO as their bargaining
agent in NLRB conducted
election held at the company
plant. Wednesday. This is one
of the oldest AT of l. shops in
Toledo having been 40 years
under AT of L contract.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Newspaper Guild Hos
Newseasf Weekly

NEW YORK (FP)-The work.
ers who produce the newspapers
here now have their own news
paper of the air to tell the stories
which the commercial press refuses
to print, and to tell listeners how
to make news happen by pressure
in Washington and elsewhere.
Sponsored by Local 3, American
Newspaper Guild (CIO), the
weekly program had its inaugural
at 1880 p. m. April on Station
WLIB.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Surface
Combustion Group
Obligated

More than 200 workers of the
Surface Combustion Co. were obli-
gated as members of Local p
UAW-CI0, last Sunday afternoon
by Thomas Burke, Local II vice
president, in ceremony that was
climaXed when the members of the
organization turned in their AT of
L Machinists Union books for
their new UAW-CIO membership
cards.
Surface Combustion workers
voted overwhelmingly for the
UAW-CIO in an election held at
the company plant in February,
after belonging to the Machinists
Union, AFL, for five years,
Burke Welcomes Members
Thomas Burke, in welcoming the
new Local II members, said, 1T
is indeed an impressive sight to
witness a group from plant like
yours coming en- masse into Local
II. Of course, we have seen the
sight before; but never have the
workers of any Toledo shop shown
such spontaneous enthusiasm in
making the change from another
organization to Local r."
Officers of the new Surface
Combustion Unit are: r a p b
Thompson, chairman; Robert Baer,
secretary; Stanley Boyers, John
Kurdys, Ray Wall and Eldon Dun
can, committee members-at-large.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09

In statement issued April 2 by
r. H. Thomas, president of the
UAW-CIO and Chairman of the
National CIO Housing Committee,
and George F. Adde's, secretary
treasurer of the UAW- -CIO, the or
ganization went on record as being
unalterably opposed to any change
in the OPA rent control. The
statement follows:
Rent Control Effective
"The S45,00O members of the
UAW-CIO are unalterably opposed
to any change in the present OPA
rent control program. Rent control
has proven to be the only really
effective part of the entire price
control program of the nation. The
tenant for the first time has been
made secure in his home"
''The campaign against rent con-
troll now being conducted by the
National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards has only one purpose;
to secure greater profits for a
small group of real estate inter
ests.
"Any change in the rent control
program will be direct blow to
K's Presidents seven-point pro-
" m to stabilize the cost of liv-
, "a [. If the ceilings are lifted on
II Ats, the largest single item in the
workers budgets, then it will be
impossible to effectuate wage
stabilization policy. The Real
Estate Boards program is an open
invitation to initiation"
Toledo Also Contributes
Contacted by the Toledo Union
Journal relative to its part in
knocking out rent control, the To-
ledo Real Estate Board, through
its president, J. S. Bradley, went on
record as being opposed to rent
control saying that everything
has gone up but rents. All we want
is what is fair"
Further questioning of Mr.. Brad
ley brought out several other per-
tinent points in addition to the
fact that personally he is in favor
of regulating labor in accordance
Please Turn to Page 2, Column s.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Jefferson To Be Honored

NEW YORK (FP)-Observance
of the 200th anniversary of the
birthday of Thomas Jefferson,
which occurs April Is, began April
l, sponsored by the Bill of Rights
Sesqui Centennial Committee of
the Council against Intolerance in
America. Jefferson's memory will
be honored in schools, churches
and civic organizations.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
oPA Labor Group Asks
Moxon's Resignation

WASHINGTON (FP)-A report
that the OPA labor advisory COM
mittee had demanded the resigna-
tion of Lou Maxon, head of Maxon,
Inc, Detroit advertising agency,
whom Price administrators Prentiss
Brown brought in to head OPA's
division of information, gained
currency March 81. Members of
the committee declined to affirm
the report. Likewise to deny it.
Maxon is leading a current cru
sade to wipe out grade labelling.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Women Workers
Increase in Illinois

SPRINGFIELD, III. (FP)-One
million fifty thousand women are
now employed in Illinois industry,
as compared with 100000 in 1910,
the state department of labor dis
closed here.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Contract Relations
Won After Is Years

BALTIMORE-Collective agree
ments between L. Greif & Bro,
operating II clothing plants in
Pennsylvania. Maryland and Vir-
ginia, and the Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers (CIO) were ratified
March %, concluding a 25-year at
tempt to bring the firm under
contractual relations. More than
5000 employees are covered.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09

BUFFALO (FP)-War jobs for
women increased from 10 per cent
to II per cent in Buffalo and
Rochester, only two citicc in New
York state where a systematic
women's enrolment campaign has
been conducted.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Living Costs Rise
In February

NEW YORK - (FP) - Cost of
living in Fbruary rose in 81 out
of the 70 cities surveyed by the
Natl. Industrial Conference Board,
employer organization.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09

measures which he said were
designed to destroy labor or
CARNATIONS" He told of
Iabor's part in the war effort and
spoke Of the patriotism of the
workers.
Ted Silvey, Go state executive
/ secretary, was second to speak for
labor, and related how the so-called
Christian Front had designed the
bill and on their own admission,
when the bill was presented before
the Louisiana legislature, said the
bill would be presented in many
other states.
Bills similar to House Bill 1913
have been presented in A Of the
48 states and have passed in Kan
sas, Colorado and Texas, according
to the testimony of Mr.. Silvey.
Another Hearing Scheduled
Lack Of time prevented Tom
Downs of the state Go office
from completing his objections to
the bill, and after some discussion,
the committee agreed to hold an
other hearing April Is to permit
other union speakers an opportunl-
ty to talk against the bill.
Union representatives attending
the hearing were favorably i'm
pressed by the spirit of fairness
shown by members of the judiciary
committee, several of them saying
that the committee was the finest
in the House of Representatives.
Many From Toledo
Many members of Local Y at
tended the hearing, including Pres
ident Melvin Schultz, Vice-Presi-
dent Tom Burke and Earl Ord
way, vice-president of the state
CIO. Willys-0verland, DeVilbiss,
Spicer and several other Local u
units were represented at the night
meeting.
Attending the hearing were An
thony Pacholski, editor of the VIII
lys Unit News, and Robert Cousi-
no of Willys-Overland, and VIM.
Hoppe and John Snider, represent
ing the DeVilbiss Unit.
The hearing took place from
1880 p. m, to 10:4O p. m. Next
weeks continuation of the hearing
will take place at the same time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Clergy Snubs Dinner
Which Barred Labor

NEW YORK-The National Association of Manufac-
turers arranged cozy little dinner party at the Waldorf
sora for New Yorks liberal cergymen recenty-and then
had call off because organized labor had not been invited
The dinner part of NAM strategy to pave the way
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Again. Please

When you move please nOti-
fy the Toledo Union Journal
of your change of address.
Give both your old and new
address and very important,
the name of your shop.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09

In a letter to the Toledo Unior
Journal April 5, Congressman
Homer A. Ramey, representing the
9th congressional district stated
his opposition to the Hobbs anti
racketeering bill, H. R. 653 and
said he would vote against il
when it came before the House OF
Representatives.
The Hobbs bill has been on the
aouse calenda:' since January 2S,
with a special rule granted March
!, to bring the bill before the
House of Representatives. 1t is ex-
,ected the bill will go before Con-
II sometime during the present
" possibly by April 6.
4 .amey's Letter on Bill
Following is Congressman
tamey's letter on the Hobbs bill:
"Please be informed that | have
ompleted a most detailed and eX-
austive study of the background
f this proposed legislation, as well
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
Congressman Romey
Opposed 70 Hobbs Bill

as its implications and interpre-
tations that could be placed on
such an Act, and ! have arrived at
the conclusion that the terms of
this bill are entirely too drastic and
that there is no practical need for
such legislation; therefore, l have
decided to vote against the passage
of H. r. 563,"
Labor Is Pleased
Toledo labor leaders expressed
their pleasure with Congressman
Ramey's decision to vote against
the so-called anti-racketeering bill,
including CIO, AT of L and
Brotherhood unions.
Melvin Schultz, president of Lo-
cal II, UAW-CIO, complimented
Congressman, Ramey on his deci-
sion and expressed the hope that
"Our congressman will weigh the
other anti-labor legislation now in
hearings or on the House calendar
in the same way he did the Hobbs
BILL"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
UAW-CIO Opposed
To Making Change
In OPA Rent Control

Members of the UW-CIO and other CIO unions in To-
edo Joined their voices with those of the international UAW
in opposing any change in the present OPA rent control
now under fire Washington by the National Association
of Real Esta ate
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-09
It's Good

Be sure and read Robert
Burkart's column, advice to
Prospective Thieves" on the
editorial page. We recommend
it and know you'll like it
too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-29

3,ucio 81.

IQen Mit9lieocrn oleue sur ge.
filligeu Nad)ridry oab Sic Geriamn.
lung ON Sonntag, Sen ,. Ntai. . llhl
nadnlittugs itatt'inort. Gs iino ulld
Hlesn1al lcbr auidiigc 6elddfte 81
beiprst,sn rmo ieoes Ntitglieo lollt;
G., it'd sur EIliht MADDEN anpcicnl
5u Iein. Sieienigcn. oic nit ibren 3ag
.iingen I'M 9iiiditano lino, Iolteu lid
ans eigencm Sntsrciic glttItcbcno ma,
den.
unler Suron Suniur Gbpr pernn.
Ilaltet am Sonutag, SEN t6. Mci
zine llnterbaltlng pcrbutoen nj.
is9onan &on5ert ltno alle gtitglicoc:
Ser 3lpeige 33 lulb 81 iolpic ct. So
i,nnnes &irdpngenleinoc, imo all;
;Sreunoe uno @onncr ser ,Su9cno iin(
cIngelaosn llno gcbcteu iih oieIelI
Sonntag fir Sen 3lued Sl rclcruie.
ren. &. llngur, Sefr.
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Siebenblreifd,- -2lmerifantfdes Dolfsblatt

er sic gbe nit ieiner @attin Ssnltirn
eeborpne Sd,dBbnreer. Ser eIiidIider
Gbe eiitiproB EN- ,Sobn Wfihael Sr.
Sn Sabre 1921 tam oie ganse ga.
milie mad, Den Gercinigten Stautell
lno lieb iih in Monaca. Ya., nieber,
'pdter iibcriieoelte Sic 6amilie mad
Wialiillon, Ohio, 100 lie ibr Seim bot.
te bis Slir lebten Stunoe. 8ruoer
Wihael Soau lpllroe am 81. spril
pom decentralization @eroon Sd,oib.
hngles8allinaer unter scr Seitung pou
S'aitor 6. s. &nanmen aus Maiiiaon
lno ser 8egleitlmg uoih 8riioern oes
,Srais II iomie Sb1peitern oes 3peiq
II, uielen 6reunoen nnO 8etanntel
SIR eluigen Mllbe getragen.
0r. Nrid)uel 2olp binterlGbt iein,
tleitraucrnoe 8aitin Sllitina Son
iIno eiilen Sobn Midael Com Sr. m
Ifuiiilloh Ohio, einc SdNpeitsr Moi;
Mtiller in 9eober Sails, Ha., uno eli
ren 9ruOer Inoreas in Ser alten Se;.
mot Sieb'1lbiirgen.
Jiubs iciner Mld)e.
Slnorsos Sbellmun, Sefr.
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,vriihiahrs.&un;crt bes Sameud)Drs
oSnrunia" nntcr aciGlligcr Mit'
luirtuna scr ,GlrlradDt=Scrmauia"

Sonnton, Den 2. Mnl, 8 llbr
uhenbs, finoct nllo ous Oieslubrlge
;Sriibjahrs -&on5ert ocs Saneuhurs
Sarouia unter ,9eidlliger 2titapirfllng
Ger Gintrnht &erllania ltatt. Tus
Williitfomitec beioer &ereiue lunr be,
nliibt nnllifaliih nur bodftebenoc
Gbore, audi sum Cell Ser Snbres5eit
cnripr,hcno auis Erogronlnl 81 pts
sen; Dor allcm uber lpu bcruorgebobcn
lpcroen, oub oer Erubenbeluh ais
1iiuItig be6elhnet lperOcn fam, 10 ouG
sic Gs'1nge ioraIllti9 illoiert iper-
bcn fonntcr. llno 10 Sen 3itborerll
cine nllIifalld) iuiiroigc Grbaulng
bcppritebt. Gann aber lit auh iiir LII
terbaltlng Gorge getragen, uno 5luat
miro oieie pon rlt'crer oieluerlprefen
oen Sugeno beiorgt. Gs gelallgt sur
,luifiibrulls
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&trd)en Jranen Wcreim Der
6pnteruS- Wcmeinbe.

MQen Mif9Iieoern CUR ge'aligsn
9snbriht, Dab Die n1fIte Terianm-
,in9 Sonntag, Den 2. Mai 3 llbr
nadmittass ltattiinbat. 2iebe Sh,pc.
tern maht es euh alle 5ur HiliGt
unO fonunt in Oie Yeriammlllng, oenr
nur Damn fann unier Yerein Sort.
iG5ritte MAIDEN.
esn Dem &omltee iinD iolgenoe
Sfipeitern: Hegina Sdmller, gnno
4roB, Sara Gapio, &oia Starf, Sc
lene Heterien, Yalda Warfel.
Sir Breile lpenoen meloeten iib
Sioia Starf, Suianna sdamer, Saro
Wenrid, Sfeeinn Graift, Murie u.
Vmoer.
Den franten Sdnpeitern 9atbarinc
Shiaer, &atb. &elipig, grna &opt
,uiiniden mir balbige @eiunobeit, oa-
nit lie lpieoer in uni nlerer Deitte iein
fonnen.
Jroblide Oitern tuiiniht ullell
SdEpeitern 0e sNereins.
Marie Y. Wi1rber, shrifti.
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2l,'s Gbicoae, yui,,eis
Slucia A..

Gs oitne aIen Mitglieoern oes
3!ueig AZ CUR aenntnis, oab Die ndd).
ite Serlaynlnlimg am Sreitae, Sen
.. Mai, in Ser Colonial SaIle itatt-
iinoet. IS iit orilleenb notpenoig oab
ale Mitgl!eOer erldeinen, bu mid,
tise 8eihdfte 5ir Gerbanollmg fpm-
men. Sauptplnft lit ipeitere 9eipre-
til,neen unleres 5alnilienabenos. Ger
iclbe iinOet itatt am Solntae, oen
.. Mai, 8 ltbr abenos in ser ,sobn
Niiuabauers Saae, 80. Str. lno 81.
Niblano slpe.
Sln &omitee iiir unlern &arien-
uno Samillenabeno iino foIeeube
SdNpeitern: Wargret 8aier, Saru
Cieienbahcr. autberine Sable, Mar-
gret EieIt, a,tue areitel, Glisabctb
&rGner, Wtarie Strait, Wiarie 81.
Strait. Afid,ael 8aier, Saul Tiefen
bad)er, Soln Tablc, Seorg Jielt. Gam
&reitel, Geter ar1mer, uno Trap
Strait. ....
gSertpplle &moarbeiten lrerben ge.
l,abt als Sreiie fiir oleien slbenO fir
Sic gliidlihen @euinner: slae limo
lpr5lib Dillfomlnen. aiihe uno Seller
lperoen fiir ous leiblife 8obl iorgen.
slllo nodpllnls fommt ole rmo
5ringt cure arsimoe NIT.
Curtis u. Sutie, Sefr.
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fpcoo llno Yrclion, I'm $3.50 llbr ftah
mittaaS abgebalten. NQe Witglieber,
Oie nod Sntereiie am Gerein baben
ii,o ber5lih eriutt su crid)eincn. Sll
ieOer Gerlammlliita fonlmen Hlnlfte
sur Terbanolung, oic nllcr 9titglle.
Ser Mat beoiirfen.
Sic 0aultelle al Sltllon 9lOc. iuirh
Nesrlal gun, letten Mal oen sgti.-
Jlicoern gum aaili angebotcn. Solltt
Ii,h bis Dtonat SUM icinano finoen
llnb o;eie 8ullltelle fauien auollen, 10
ioenDc man iid,an 0r. 4eorg Sdnll-
Ter. 1880 8arlop. Gel. Mrlingtor
1914. Hir luiiroen lllls freuen alte
s)titglieoer ebenfaus begriibeu 5u fGn.
ncn. ltidncl Seut'd,, Sefr.
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st. Subanncs-Wemcinbcs
9$eriam mluna.

Maeu MitgIieoern ser Gpaug. Sutb
St. Spbannes @cneiuoe biene 5rl
Hahridt, cab Die crite pierteliibrlldl
Demeinoeperlann am rltlteu
Sonntna, Sen =. Mai, INN 1 llbr mad
miita1s in Sen untercn H1llnllld).
t,iten ser &ird>e itattiinoet. Nile Ytit
glieoer ipcrOen gebctcn lid an oieler
Tcrlamlnlllng 81 bcteiligeit, oenn es
iino luihtige @eiGdite 81 beratcn.
9tah ser Teriammlllng finoet aol
firnanoenieier mierer 2utber Sigo
nit cinen ieinen slbenoeiien itatt.
slue Ntitalieoer iino al,d SIT oielc,
,Seier bcr5lid eiugelaoen.
Ger &irtenrat.
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3luciN 1.

bolt Ieine &eriannllng nm ,. Wtai
; ltbr nufmlttags ub. Sie sSiiinn5
2eumtinnen iperEeu chpas iriiber an
Glas iein nm geitrdge cntgegens,.
ilebnen. Die Stlpcitern !ueroen &C.
betan lid an oicier Gerianullilng 81
beteiIigen, oenn mir baben oas groGg
benefit -Gartenpartie iiir oas slnlcri.
!nnilde Hotc areu5, iueld)es un1 %.
Wai itattfinoet. @ir brauhen Die In.
terltiibung aller SdNpeltcrr lmo 9rii
Der. gtad) Scr GeriaulmIlng baben
mir eeliieeno 3eit unlern &uffecflotld,
llao Gartenrartic ab5lsbuItcn. Nenli
oas aon5ert ser Saronia beginnt crit
I'm 8 l(br ubenbs llno mir luplltl IN
.3eit nit allem iertig iein, nm un9
bnran 5u beteiligen.
Hui Ser arantenliIte baben mir
Su. Telger, Margaret aonig. M'nrie
Barbour uuO Suphlc &rumnes. SaS
9ranfenfomitee luoue gefGQigIt 9ieie
Sdtreltern beIut)en.
Tim fiir ocn Yiibneniono bei5us
lieliern bite lid m SdNp. Hoia Yetri
llto SdJlpelter &atb. !Slner 5ll iucn-
oen. @ir bitten INN giitige llnteritiit
alulg. &. Siihler, Scfr.
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Gillette Giebertaic, 7amend)or.

4aen Sdngerinnen miro freuno-
liGIt befannt gemad)t, oaB Ole ndh-
lite Serianmlline uno 8sburtstags-
ieier am 6. Mai ltattiinoet. Gs iii
aIler SGngerinnen Hiliht, ampeieno
5u iein aut in ben Singproben.
Die Gerianmlung am s. Mpril pnr
icbr gut beiuf)t. slae 8eid)dfte pur-
ben ihnea erleoist 9ead,ber feierten
Weburtstdg oie Sd.peitern Sobanno
aiitner, sSsennp 8ielb, slnnn 9ieboib
prdiioentin Sobama @olf gratuliertl
Sen SdpueItern i'm Namen oes gn-
1lendors, uiinld)te ibnen 0eiunobeit
oanfte ibnen fir al oas CUTE @ebdd
u1o &nffee uno oie frellnolide Be1pir.
tling. N}arin Spuan, Sefr.
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2(ns Columbus, Okie
Smeig 38.

aaen Shrpeitern uno 8riioern srr
geialligen Nahrift, baB oie Iericmm-
lung om Spnntae. Sen 2. 0tai, 2:30
llbr nudalrlttagS itattfinbet. Gs iinO
aud) oiesntal isbr ipihtiee @eifdIte
81 erleolgen llno ieoes Witglieo loate
IS lid 5ur Eilidlt MAIDEN anlueleno
Su iein. Sieienige,,, Die NIT ibreil
3abllllgen I'M Hiifitanoe iino, iollten
lid aus eigenem Sntereiie gutltebeno
MAIDEN. 9tiht 5u per9eiien, rab Der
SerIammll,ne miro apieOer eine &C.
lEiitlife llnterbaltune itattiinoen, 10
1T 1uieoer gutter 8eiuh er.riinld)t.
S. 8otmeiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-29

3ipetg ii.

Gs oiene alien Mitslieoern CUR &C.
fdIligen Nadriht. oaB oie regelmGbi,
&c geriammlune am Samstag, oer
/. Mai, punft s llbr nbenos abgebal
ten miro.
9llle 0titglieber, ipelhe nit ibrsr
geltrdgen. Sofaliterbegelo ooer Mlleb
ments I'M 9fiidltano iiiro, lreroen er.
iuht iih gutltebenb 81 MAIDEN.
ga in oieler 0erlanhnlung ipihtia,
punfte 5i erleoi9en iin6, iperoen 0it
Wfitglleoer epluf)t anipeieno 5u iein.
Inoreas Ibeaman, Hrot. .4Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-29

7entide mmb SGhiiid)e Go. Qmtb.
ct. Hetrms Weimeinbe.

Sonntag, ben 9. Wtai, jGbrt iib Der
Sag Ser Gimpeibung nlieres neuen
|5ottesbauies imo Hfarrbal,ies. @as
Die 6emelnbe in oieiem asabr geleiItet
hnt mouen mir Dem n1dNten slrtifel
iiberloiien.
Mn Oieiem Sonntag, oen 8. Wui,
ieiert Die @emeinoe nift nur Mutter,
tag ionoern aud ben eriten Sabres,
tag Der &irfpueibe nit 6eibgottesoien-
item in Gnsliid uno Deutif. Mnidlie-
,'no finoet Damn ein gemein jones
iSeiteiien in ben Sfailr1umen oes
@ottesbaliies itatt. Wir la6en oa3ll
Gle @emeinoe9lieoer uno Jreunoc
1uf Dos berslidite elm.
Oer &irfenrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-29
,2lpcia 33.

Aaen griibern biene sur gtadriht,
haB oie nddNte %erinmmlllne um
,sreitag, ben IA. Wai, abcnbs s llbr.
itaitfinbet. IS ipllten olle griiber.
Hie es nlo9llf MADDEN tonnen. oielc
Seriamnllrng belud)en lln'ere 81
nan5bcmnten lrerOen gebctcn etipas
ifiiber am Elnse 5u iein, nm 3ul)-
lungen entgegen 5u nebnten. sllle
Sriioer nl0gen iih i'm eigenen Snter.
eiie beim Terein io.rie belm Central
Nerbano gutltebeno balten
Die ndhIte Hcamtcnueriammlung
f,noet am Montas, Sen 10. Mai, s
llbr abenbs, ltatt.
Sermm Miller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-29
3,ucia 10.

Sie gtitglieber oes 3lpelg 10 iper,
oen oara!i alifnertiam eeiuaht, oaG
oie Serian1nllng anl Somtag, Sen
8. Wtai, abgebalten miro.
Seoes 0titglieo lit erIudt, iid) an
oeu Gerialnnllungen su beteilieen.
gtab Der SUM &eriamnllung iuir>
Scr Terein einen gemiitlihen slbenS
peranltalten, 5u peldem aue Wiitelie.
scr ein9elaoen iino. N66eres oariibel
ipdter. Glisabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.