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provisions are rendering great SUD-
port in the fight against our COM
mon enemy" Stain message saiG.
Every Soviet citizen is not only
assisting his army and his govern
ment to defeat the enemy, but is
giving great financial support 10
the Soviet government by buying
War bonds.
1T is desirable that the American
people. by successful participation in
the War loan in the United States.
promote the growth of the military
might of the United States and help
the joint efforts of the Allies
Outlining Russia'S successes in
battle. Stain said:
For 26 months the Soviet Union
has been engaged in a difficult war
OF liberation against our common
enemy, Hltlerlte Germany. and her
satellites, Finland. Rumania and
Hungary. In this gigantic war more
than 500 divisions are involved on
both sides.
To-day the Soviet Army, the Red
Army, Is advancing from Smolensk
to the shores OF the Black Sea. pur-
suing and driving the hated enemy
from Soviet soil In this struggle le
the Red Army also is successfully
employing planes, tanks, guns and
other munitions and equipment
which are received from the allied
United States and Great Britain.
The entire Soviet population is
working increasingly for the front
10 bring the hour of victory nearer.
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genrhau, responding to the message,
saiG we Of the United States are
nappy that our munitions and sup
plies have helped you to repulse the
Germans. Everybody knows that
bonds, in large part. paid for those
munitions and supplies. The sue
cess of the Third War Loan will
guarantee that our help will con-
tlnue ano even grow"
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Kate Smith Obtains
$50, 407 $50 in
War Bond Pledges

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Radlo
Songstress Kate Smith COM
pleted 17-hour, one woman
bond selling spree over the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting System
early today and counted a to-
tai Of $50, ,407 $50 in War bond
pledges.
Miss Smith, who last October
sold more than $4,000, 900 worth
of bonds in similar campaign,
made two-minute appeals on
all CHS programs from 8 am.
yesterday to l am. today.
Station WTOP, WASHINGTON
outlet OF CHS. obtained S2s,475
Of the total.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
District Army0ffice
Given 2-Year Term
For Embezz|ement

Mai. Garland F. Smith. 1929 Co.
lumbia road NV, has been con-
victed by general court-martial of
padding bills presented to the Gov
ernment, using rentals from Gov
ernmentleased property and en-
bezzlement of Government property,
the War Department announced to-
day.
Maj, Smith was sentenced to dis
miSsal from the service, loss of all
pay and allowances, confinement at
hard labor for two years and fined
S2,500. Should the fine be unpaid
he will be imprisoned for an addi-
tional year.
Trial Lasts Week.
A Week-long trial. conducted at
Fort Myer Va. ended yesterday.
The court martial was appointed by
Maj. Gen. John T. Lewis. comman-
dant of the Military District of
Washington. President of the court
was Brig. Gen. Lehman w. Miller of
Fort Belvoir. The case for the Gov
ernment was presented by Mai.
Henry c. Clausen of the Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department, serv-
ing as trial judge advocate.
The accused was represented by
Mai. Paul G. Thayer.
Maj, Smith was found guilty on
six specifications and three charges
Of violating the Articles of War, in
volving the sum of $3,28296 for
transactions which occurred between
September, 1941, and June, 1943.
Charges Outlined.
The War Department said the trial
Judge advocate satisfied the court
martial that Maj. Smith. who had
been given S2,750 of Government
funds to pay rental on Washington
property leased by branch of the
Army, put the money to his own
use.
On another transaction, in which
81 800 was obtained from the War
Department for rental in other
property in Washington. it was
proved that actual rental amounted
to only sl575 and that the 1925
remaining was fraudulently obtained,
the department said.
The court-martial also found that
for rental of garage space in Wash
ington. Maj. Smith fraudulently OBJ
tanned $283 66 in excess of the actual
rental.
Maj. Smith also was convicted
OF embezzling an Army revolver,
which he unlawfully sold.
Maj. Smith was born June 8, 1910.
at Provo, Utah. He was commits
stoned September 13. 1898, as sec
ond lieutenant in the Military IN
telligence Reserve Army records
show that he was on duty in the
Military District of Washington un-
til September 6, this year. The
Army would not say what his speci-
f1c assignment was.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Cleveland Reaches Goal
In War Bond Campaign
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Cleveland became re first city of
over million population to exceed
its Third War Loan quota, the
Treasury reported today.
The city's bond sale total stood
at s242 389 ,592, well over its s233.-
100000 goal. Ohio's State quota of
$698 100000 was 88 per cent sub
scribed, the department said.
The Treasury at the same time
disclosed that Baltimore went over
the top of its sl70,000 900 quota last
FRIDAY and that sales in that city
now aggregate $4,000 600 Mary
land was the first State to attain
it's assigned goal. "
Evening star., 1943-09-22

Third War Loan yesterday and sta
tion WMAL is scheduled to devote
its broadcasting time to War bonds
today.
Bond Is Ticket to Rally.
Mrs. Anne Hurwitz, B'nai Birth
War bond head, announced that
War bond will be the admittance
price to the organization rally at
BIS o'clock tonight at the Shore
ham Hotel, A cavalcade bringing
Third War Loan posters and Nor
man RockWells Four Freedoms to
life will feature the rally, while
Nine. Ginia Ury. international con-
cert vocalist. will present songs of
the Allied nations.
Mrs. HurwitZ said 10 decorated
war heroes have been invited as
guests of honor, and that the or
ganization already has sold a total
of 81 100000 in bonds.
The Little Club, whose total men,
berShlp of so purchased more than
$4,000 worth of securities in the
Second War Loan last April, will
hold rally tonight at 33l Emerson
street NV Florence Chaiken and
Esther Rubenstein are co-leaders
of the Clubs War Bond Committee.
Fred G.. Holderman. chairman of
the Life Underwriters Bond Com
mlttee. reported that tabulations
through September l6 showed the
groups sales had totaled s16O,O50
during the first week of the cam
paign. Mr.. Holderman said that
this figure did not include sales
from all agencies.
Pigeons to Garry Bond Orders.
In an effort to boost War bond
sales in Alexandria the Alexandria
War Finance Committee has ar
ranged for War bond orders to be
flown to Washington by carrier pig
cons this afternoon.
o. Ashby Reardon. chairman of
the committee, said an Army Signal
Corps carrier pigeon truck will be
stationed at. King and Washington
streets from 4 to pm. and that
sidewalk bond Office will be set up.
Orders for bonds will be typed
and placed in capsules, which will
be flown by the pigeons to the
Back the Attack show. Buyers
will be given receipts. and the bonds
will be mailed from Washington
The best way to root for victory
is TO dig deep into that pOcketbook
or purse and buy War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Correction

In The Star Monday It was
stated that an automobile ex-
hibited by the Red Cross at the
Army's Back the Attack" show
had been donated by the blind.
That was erroneous. The auto
mobile was the gift of members
OF the National Association Of
the Deaf, who raised $4,000 from
deaf persons all over the country
for that purpose.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Congress in Brief
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senate:
In recess.
Truman Committee hears WPB
report on rayon VS.. cotton in syn
thetic rubber tires.
Bernard NJ Barlch testifies on
father draft deferment bill.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Baltimore Confronted
With Water Shortooe

BY the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Sept. PA water
crisis is predicted for Baltimore I'M
less the present ratio of water con-
sumption to replenishment is low
cred within the next Il weeks.
Evening star., 1943-09-22

LITTLE PROBLEM-Loretta Jane Hoober 3. daughter
and Mrs Irving E. Holober 440 Delafed place NV
center of discussion Eleventh
NV shortly before today Separated from
Tenth and streets NV the blond
stroing casually along the street Pvt G. W. Miller
precinct after she had explored the downtown district
most hour. She called herself Mary Jane, and said
Mothers in the car The policeman let her hold
and vender gave stick gum
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-09-22

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book. the sooner
you will get victory, in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
Re-educafion Of Foes
Necessary, Says
Australian Prelate

The people of Germany and Japan
must be re-educated after the war
without bitterness" the Rt. Rev.
Robert w. Macaulay. moderator
general OF the Presbyterian Church
of Australia, declared in an inter-
view here yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Macaulay and
Bishop j. S. Moyes Of the Episcopal
Church of Australia arrived re-
Gently in the United States in an
Army bomber specially put at their
disposal by Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
The clergymen represented all
Australian faiths at the religious
Round Table Conference just con-
cluded at Princeton, N. j., where
the christian Contribution to a
Just and Durable Peace was dis
cussed by 6s representatives Of IA
nations.
Favors Different Procedure.
Germany and italy must be dealt
with differently than Japan" he
said. I'VE should arrange with
Christian elements within these
countries to do the re-educating.
The japanese and Koreans must
be reached through reconciliation
gestures made by trained American
and Australian personnel"
Turning to Russian relations af-
ter the war, the Rev. Mr.. Macaulay
said a fusion of the Christian
churches within that country should
build "a bridge of understanding
with the Russian people"
This Is the first visit of the widely
Travelled churchman to the United
States. He considers it "the most
thrilling experience of his life" he
said, and feels he is finishing off
his education by coming here now.
Ordained in 1908.
The 60-year old theologian began
his education in Australia, taking his
college degree in 1908 from Adelaide
University, Adelaide, South Aus
tralia. He received his divinity de-
gree from the Theological Seminary
in Westminster College. Cambridge
University, England, in 1907, and was
ordained year later in West Aus
tralia. He went to Melbourne in
1910 and has been there since then.
The Rev. Mr.. Macaulay served as
chaplain to the Australian troops in
France and Belgium from 1868
He said he is vigorous exponent
Of interchurch relationships between
Australia and the United States, and
Evening star., 1943-07-20
New Map Of District Area
Covers $50 Square Miles

A new map of the Washington
Metropolitan Area covering $50
square miles has been completed by
the highway survey section of the
Department OF Highways, F. w.
Lovejoy, executive secretary of the
Washington Regional Committee of
Defense Transportation Admins
traitors, said today.
The map, 8 feet by feet, will be
reduced by Photographic process and
Evening star., 1943-07-20

advocates exchange of scholarships,
preachers and lecturers.
Notes Church Attendance.
australians take to American SOL
diers, for their ways are similar to
ours" the Rev Mr.. Macaulay stated.
I'VE were,, however, quite surprised
at the large number of your boys, as
high as IS per cent in many camps,
who regularly attended church,
The Rev. Mr.. Macaulay has three
sons in the war: Robert, 26, Lead
Air Craftsman in the Royal Aus
tralian Air Force; John, "a, a pri-
vate, and David, 81, corporal, both
in the Australia Infantry Force. A
daughter, Mary, is with the Woman's S
Auxiliary Air Force Training Corps.
There are more than 20 conven-
lent branch Offices for Star want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-07-20

made available shortly to public and
private agencies.
The work was at first undertaken
at the request Of the committee to
establish the uniform pattern of
zones to be used in car-sharing pro-
grams In this area. 1t is believed
the map also may prove helpful to
civilian defense groups, and that
after the war it will be of permanent
value in the development of high
ways and expansion of electric
power, water, telephone and other
utility services.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
Hope Dare Awarded $500
A Month From Davis
nu 4ha Arra.iaAna pr..

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 20.-Hope
Dare, former New York show girl,
yesterday was awarded $500 month
temporary alimony from j. Richard
Dixie" Davis, one time lawyer for
Dutch Schultz and other Eastern
racketeers, pending trial OF her di-
vorce suit.
Miss Dare estimated that Davis
earns $3.50 weekly from a road show
and other businesses.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
Siebenbiireiid,s s2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

unierer eigenen Glotte, ionoern audi
init oen fonbinierten @eneralitdben
ser gereinisten Notionen, 5u 1oien.
Gin Don linn Sanrals enttporiener
octailierter Ylm fir eine stpcite
6ront tpuroe BON ieinen @orgeiesten
beIonoers bod eingeid,ist uno mag
idliebli6 o1rd)ans oo5u eefiibrt ba-
ben, bas linn feline ietiee s(uigabe
ais Sberfommanbiercnoer ser sai.
ierten in Noroafrifa s,rteil ,puroe.
SIM Sunni 1912 lpuroe er als Som.
manbelr ser amerifoniihen Strcit.
frGfte in europa tad) Sonoon ent.
ionot, Inn an Srt lmo Steae nit
Sen britiihen &onmanooitellen su-
lanmei,suarbeihen. Sein IAmtsbe.
reih reidte bon Srlanb bis Sslan0
itnb tpar aub lOmirol Starf iiber,
georonet, ser oas Ionmanop iiber
lniere islotteneinbeiten i'm sltlantif
uuo IN Guropaiihen 8epGliern
iiibrt. 9on 2onoon aus bereitete @e.
neral Gilenbplper Damn ole ltrate.
glide MeilterleiItlng ser Sanoung
in Norbdirifa unter pGaieer8ebeim.
balt1ng uno blenOenoer &ooroinie'
rung lrab einem liidenlos Happen.
Sen r6abrplan" Dor.
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area is hit hardest, and the damage
to frozen equipment is mounting.
Food scarcity also is especially felt
in New England.
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cd. 1t is understood that Union
leaders have said they will not op-
pose higher taxation of workers,
provided that those in higher
brackets are bearing their full
share.
THE food shortage is being dis
cussed on every hand. Groups
OF farmers come protesting against
the continuance of restrictive pro-
duction. Distributors cry aloud that
one of the crucial factors in the
whole food problem is distribution.
Among the Investigations to be
made is that of the food in the
Army Camps, word having been
received that waste has been
enormous, especially during ma
neuver periods.
Suggestion is made that Leon
Henderson is using his last days
as OPA Chief to crack down as
heavily as possible in all directions.
getting the most disagreeable
things done, SO that the incoming
Prentiss Brown will be less disliked
by the people.
THE East coast fuel oil situation
L is increasingly worse with nc
relief in sight. The New England
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cluding the big item of transport
tation, has been overcome. The
circus committee has combed the
nation to assemble in one big
show twenty-nine of the out
standing circus acts which an
nually tour during the summer
months with the various big-top
troupes of the sawdust trail.
Reserved seats $40,
LBS, $l.35 and .95 with general
admission 55c. Other matinees,
reserved seats $l.5O, ll.OO, 75c
and general admission 55c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
GROTTO CIRCUS

In past years more than two
million people of Northern Ohio
have attended the Al Sirat Grot-
to Circus, which makes it the top
entertainment attraction of this
section. This year at the Arena
there will not be a bad seat in
the house, which means lot to
the circus goer.
In spite of the confused war
situation every obstacle in the
road of the Grotto Circus, in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21

Spisennann ieinesSabrgangs erao.
uierte. 3um @eneralitGbler ioait
ld)on fornlib prdoeitiniert, beiu6te
er Damn aud nod bas rMrmp @ar
College, bon Dem er i'm Sabre
1923 graouierte. slls Otitglieo ser
amerifaniiGen Scblaftoenfnliler.
4cmmiliion in 0ranfrei6 perfaBte
er eincn 1siibrer iiir oie S6laht-
feloer I'M @eIten, mar oaraitf i'm
giiro bes SteIlpertertenoen &rieas.
letretdrs IN @albington titig rno
belucbte nod elm moeres Seercs.
fnititut OILS Stuoent: Sas vslrn,p
SnOlritrial College.
Die 1rd6iten ied)s Sabre Der.
brahte Giienbo,per in engenl aon-
taft NIT General Macs(rthur. SIs
oieier @eneraltabshef ,par, ernam,te
Ter Gl'enbolpcr at ieinem sloilltan,
ten, lllto als er sltr REORGANIZATION
Der Mrmee Ser Ebilippinen nad) ie.
men pa5ifildben Snieln beri1ien tpur.
De, nabnl er Giienboiper nit. Giien.
bonner idllI iib arf Sen Gbilippinen
our6 Sen s(ltfbau ser oortigen @ili.
tdrafabenie einen gan1en ,ro
I6rieb naeb Shipeiser Mltiter sic
vGomnlon,pealtb Sefenie 9lct", sic
cine allgemeine militGriihe s(usbil.
Dung aller mannlid)en Silipinos Dor,
lag. EraiiOe Sle5on 5eitbnete i'm
oarallibin nit Sem .SiItinguii9eo
Serpice GroB" ser Ybilippinen aus.
Giienbotper spollte aber INNER
nod Sa5u lernen, llno 10 begann er
I'M Sitter bon As Sabren Slllgunter.
ridt 81 nebnlen. Gntbuiinitiib flog
er ieitoem lelbit etlpa 800 Eiloten,
Itunoen. als Elm eifriser Soriher Ser
Militaripiliellitbaft alJer 3eiten nit
CT insbeionOere Elm eifriger Gerfeh-
ter Ser aoorOinierung Ser 2anos.
Suft= rnb SeeltreitfrGfte. SroB lei.
ner erfolsreid)en Sfii5iersla,fbabn
- ober pieleldt tpeniger ,trob".
IonSern gera0e uipegen" ibrer -
baBt er i'm 8runOe 6en &rieg uno
lit ennport iiber sic uielfafy nnter
3ibiliiten perbreitete slniidt, ba
Sffi5iere idyon bon 8erl,fsspesen
&riegsbetcr ieien. g.
9lls Giienboiper bon sen Ybilip.
pinen suriiftebrte, apl.roe er al ct.
oroentlid idneu bef0roert llno mar
5uniidit Stabsf)ef ser 3. Iipiiion
oes 8. Mrmeeforps in Sort Setpis.
Waibington, hann als 8rigaoegene.
raj ser 3. slrmee in Seras, ,inS
1941, apGbreno ser Otanoper il,
2oulia,ra, StahsGef ser 9lauen Or.
nice. Canals bate er bette 8elegen.
belt, ieine Sbeorien in ser Gra5is su
erproben. slls Damn General Mars
ibaQ i'm Sriibiabr 1912 bas Seeres-
Sberfomnanoo reorganiiierte, cr,
nannte er Giienbpner, I'M &ange ei.
mes @eneralnlaiprs srtn Gbef ser
Operations ssl6teilung bes General
itabes. IS ipar bier ieine slufsabe,
oie aanlpfprobleme bes Seeres i'm
8rie9stbeater Ser gan5en @elt, uno
in 3uiammenpirfen nid)t MIR nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21

Sem gater tpar elm 8au-Snsenieur
nnS geborte ser reIisioien Sefte ser
Slubbriiber an; Die Mutter oes &c.
ncrals batte ser @ater uuf einem
religioien College fennen gelernt.
6rau giienbotper Sr. left beute nod,
uno 5apar inmer nod i'm eleiheu
Sauie, IN Dem General Ste ieine
ainber5eit perbrahte.
Gs ,par Elm gerubiames, lduo.
lides Sebeu, oas oI 5omilie Giien.
bonner uno ibre iths Sungens in
@anias fiibrten: Sie 9,tben TOM.
merten iid) I'm Sen 8orten, oas @es
miiie, sic Sbitbtil,me, iie periorgten
Sic 6amilienfllb, balfen ser 0firtter
I'M Sallle, lllO uls lie tlter ipuroen,
perbienten fie iid) - tpie nod, herte
ieSer ullfee,pefte rl,nge in Staot
uno 2anb - ibr Saihengelo ourd)
slrbeiten fir gsadbarn uno oerglei=
den. Sn bieier ltnnsebung tpuhien
allc giieaboner- -Sungens gliidlif,
geiltno un0 audi sielbeiuubt aui, l,no
oils lie erspahlen lpuroen, tpGh(ten
tie altc) iamtlthe 8erl,ie, sic ibnen
i'm Seben poripGrts bslien iollten.
gteben Dem General beiinben iid ein
@anfier, Elm Inlpolt, Elm Mpotbefer,
elm Solrnalilt uuo Elm ssneenieur :;
ser Sonrnaliit lit l,nter elmer Sa-
bis itellpertretenoer Oireftor bes
"Sifice of @ar Stfurmation" ,mS
tebrte ioebcn crit bon elmer Stuoicn.
relle in Sas bon Ser Irnee leines
grloers beiette @ebiet Sransoiiid.
]turbairitas 5uriid.
Gilenboiper lrollte llrlpriinali6
5n See geben, aber bon ser Marine.
MfaOenlie in slnnapolis apuroe er
als ~sl, alt" 5uriifgetpieien. Gr trat
Sara,lf in sic MilitGr+s(faoen1ie in
8eit Hoint ein, no er i'm Sabre
1915 oils Iritter ieiner @aiie grao.
uierte. Sfpn in ser Sd)ltle bate er
bcaeiltert ssuDbaa gelpielt, uno aud
auf Scr slfooen1ie geborte er Seren
Manuid,ait al, bis er iidy elm 8ein
Brad. giner ieiner 2ebrer itellte
Ihon Santals felt, oaB ser il,nse &a.
oett ~sum ssiibrer geboren" iei.
Sanfipesia'iit int criten @eltfrics
Ser erite @eltfriag iab giienbo1per
niht auf Guropas S6ladtielbern;
itattoeiien ipirtte er babeim als ST..
Krufteur bes vHeierpe Siiiciers
Srainiirg Corps" unb ser .MrmD
Serpice Shool", unb organilierte
iobann II, Camp Oteaoe, Mb., elm
Yionier=@ataillon. sSm Sabre 1919
!ualrSe er Ourb oie rOiltingliibeo
Service Meoal" fir ieine 2ei'ltllugen
6ei ser slusbilolrng zines SanS.
forps fir 0ie,,it in Sberiee ausge-
;ei6net. SSm Sabre 1920 graouierte
er, nit Sem 9tange zines Majors,
bon Ser Snfanterie= =Sanfi6ule uno
fommanSierte oanad, slpei SsNbre
lang Can't -8ataillone.
Die nddNtan Sabre iaben i'm I'M
Oienit in ser Yanama-3one, ioipie
III Ser 8eneralltabsidnle in Sort
9enpeuuprth. &unias. ON Ser er nls
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Nnier uerHafriea,
6etteral
Dwight y. Gtientetper

Ser v2one Star State" Eeras
Der Gospbops rnb idonen, temperu-
I,tentbollen 6rauen bat unierer Na.
tion IN bieiem &riese jest not et,pas
anoeres, alno ettpas tpidtieeres, &c,
geben: 0rai Observation-Disclosures
nnlerer @ebrmad)t, in Sie Seilnat.
front ebeno tpie 5ruppe beref)tigtes
9ertr@len baben. 3u Dem 6lieger,
general NIT bem irans0iiiden Manen
unO 5iibrer Ser in China suerIt be.
,ua9rten "Sliegenoen Sieer", G6en'
nault, lnb su stonliral stimis, ser
i'm 8aaifif iein geites tut, INN aie
Sapaner 81 befampfen, bat ii6 nun
nod Elm anoerer Seraner in bober
militGriiher Hoiition geieat: @ene-
rdllelltnalit Ghuisbt Donalo Gilen.
bouer, Ser Siibrer ,lnleres Grpeoi.
tionsbeeres in Noroairita. @ie Mo.
miral Nimib ltanunt er aus oeutid,
amerifaniIdem @eihledt, uno fiibrt
Sieier feline Sorfabren in sic &eiben
8remer Shiffsfapitdne suriid, 10
famen sic Gilenbolpers als Sliidts
linge Dor relisioier @erfols,us i'm
1S. Sabrbunhert na6 Senniplpai,ia,
nadoem lie porber ihon einige 3spi'
idengeiieratonen in ser Sdapeis
gelebt batten. 8eibe gtamen, Ni,nit
ipie giicnbm,er, fi,roen lid au6 in
iener 1eutihamerifaner Generation
tuieoer, oie crit Ierbit in unierer Seit
bier einlpanoerte, uno ion1it eriitiert
Der Nanle, uno alio al1b @er.panot,
ihaft, getuiB nod berte in 0eutid).
lanO, ielten ipie beiOe lo1pielo iino.
Tus Seutihamerifanertlm bat 3d.
ber beionSeren @r,nb, auf Noniral
Nimis ,pie auf General giienbo,per
itol5 81 lein: 5eigt ibr ioloatiides
Salent uno oie fiibrcnSe Mclle, oie
ibnen in bieiem &rieae 5lliGllt, Ooh
erneut, oaB sll aIlen 3eiten oas
9m,tihamerifanert,,m, apie in frieo.
lider 9lufbalMeiitlng fir Sic yta.
tion, auh in frieseriiben 3eiten rel.
,,en Mann geltan0en unb fiibrenoe
Mdnner bon &ang berporgebraht
bat. @on General Jriebrih @ilbelm
bon Ste,lben int llna6ba,,gigfeitss
friege ,lno SEN 8iirgergeneralen Si.
gel, SdN,rs unb anoeren i'm 8iir.
eertriese iiber slmerifas @liider,
Sen 91eiAergeneral Gutter Der Sn.
oia,,erfriege, uno Momiral Shlep,
Sen Mitfdmpfer ei1es anoeren Sc.
nerals McMrtbur, oes @ateres, i'm
Spanii6en arieee, biz General Ser.
fling uno Captain &ifenbader I'M
eriten @eltfriege unb MN, mn 5lpei-
ten MGltfrieg l,nierer 3ert, oieien
beioen - uno NIT ibnen gespiB nod
pielen, bielen anoeren.
General gilenbo1per fat flint
8rii6er (bie nebenbei ale oen Spit.
nounen ,Sfe" boben), a,nb in Seras
qeboren, tpubs CT in &anlas auf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-21
MONACO MAGNET
By A. w. Meiterth, Jr.

Monaco, Pa, Jan. 2l-Our
regular monthly meeting was
held on January 10th, and I
would like to notify all of our
members that in the future they
must attend at least one meet
ing out of every three or else pay
a fine.
The following are the officers ::
President, John Weber Sr.
Rec. Secy., A. w. Meiterth Jr.
{. V. Secy, John Kloos.