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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

Sos Nngeles. Gapt. Gboie &iden
bader 5eigte iebr ipenig 8eritlnonis
fir Gin seeintes slmerifa, a,ocrn-
faas piiroe CT nidJt iolde 8cntsrfun.
gen gsmaht baben, ipie, mad, Dem
arieae iollen itberaa crit Die Seiba-
ten beihditiat lpcroen, 9anS eleih
CD tie ST elmer Union eeben luollc,
ooer niht. Solratcn ioIlten geaen
Gricgsurbeiter aussetauid,t iperoen.
,penn sic slrhiter in oieier 3eit iitt
nift benebnlen uno 5u arbeiten allit.
ltatt Su itreifen. Gerartipe &eoen
lipllten ebenialls pom 1898 aeniiert
I,peroen. Sic er5eugen MIR mebrl)ei6.
thinning. sluf Der an0eren Seite
linO Die s(rbeiterfiibrer 4reen imo
WtlirpGsp bel Der 9feglerung Dor
Itellig geiporoen bab Die Snflation
nift aufgebalten iperben fam, mo
2obnerbobungen oerlangt tuerben
miiiien, ipc!u Dem Steigen ser 2e-
bensmitteipreiie nibt ginbalt gebo-
ten iperoen tann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

Ssfinen Sic oia Siir sum 3iino-
falten. Sic fonnen loiort icban pcl.
/ der ;3iiAosr nusgebrannt lit, osm,
oas fleine 8las liebt berandt lulb
'hlparj ans. Sdrarben Sic sen
Climber beraus genau ipie cine Siht,
blrne uno eriesen Sic Sieien nit ei-
nen neucn Climber rihtiger @rDbe
Die miro Elm 10 slmpere. ,3iinoer
lein iiir Slrrbidjnittsbsinlc nno iIt
lrlrficrt 15-M. Is lit ratiant ienioe
Climber an Sanb 5i babelL nabe Dem
3iinoarfaiten, 10 oaB biele leid)t &c,
runoen psrben fonlen falls Scr
Climber bel 9tadlt ausbrennt.
Ginige tiltera Seine baben nid,t
oiele siillberfaitelt, nm bic 3iin6er
ein5llidraube1 ionoern lie BADEN
cine weniger mooerne slrt, bafanni
als 6liao5iinoer. Sies iino oiinne,
.rr5e Sleiorihte uno icllten nid)i
DON nneriabrener Nteniheu anse.
!nad}t iUsroen. Sieie alte slrt pcn
3iinosrfaIten 10 ME oieier fann leid)i
5conbert lparoen in einen Shraube.
jiiuoerfaitan.
6rauen, bie intereiliert lino, Gin,
5sltsiten bc5iiglib cleftriid)er slus-
Itattllng in ibrcm 9eim 5u leruen,
foanen gelorgung atno, Meparaiur.
flaiieL Die I'M electrical 9easut
Sauptquarti2r I'M gtiolaub 8loe
tattflnoen, um Sreitag nadpnittna
5eiufeu. Ger llnterritt in oieieil
alaiien lit abfolut frci INN Die ssral,.
m 81 lebren eleftriife S6nuren 81
repariaren, Sen Wfotor an ser 8aid).
naIflae llno eleftriifen Heirigera4
tor 5u olen, Den 9fienlen ipedNelu an
5taublaugsr uuo fleine Heraraturan
Sic balfeil ibre eleftriihen Giener
laufeno 81 baItcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Dcmti ti,n,n,iee psreiai gen lid mnn HiItcrisnsas
~ beeGmpfen

cine &onfersit5 nller Writppen oer
German Mmerican Conference bon
Sbio eil,5irberufen;
nit Srganiiationen in u. g.. Die
Gbnlid,e 3iele perfolsen, 5u unlen5u'
arbeitell:
8elo fir ben 9ampi elmer Am-
5ulans 81 ianneln.
Iaitiete 2anosleute!
Ellu lit Die 3eit eefomnlen aus
Sen NerItefen bera,s3afomn,en. Be
fennt ciid als g(merifnner beutiher
slbitaml,u,ns. Ssebmt oie Debate III
cen Gereinen auf, iuenn Der &nf er@
ifallt 81 befeirnen, oaB ibr Delltld,s
ieit llno an Der Jrelbett
oieics 2anoes ipeiter intereiiiert lett.
Nili ben Shladtfeleern miro Der
aampf entihieOer. aber bier IN Der
ileilen Seimat slmcrifa baben tp!t
caiiir ST arbeitelt, ooB Der Jortidyritt
nift lpieoer auigsbalteit miro 6nrd)
, @ertriige pol Geriailles &einen
&risg mebr nah oieiem &riege itto
9lrHfiibrung 0ss rAtlan.
tic Charter. Nur 10 miro Oas ganSe
Teltld,tnm Amerifas tpieoer an Die
,Spibe Oiries 9anSes mttgetangen,
100 iein Glas imo ieine 8iloung es
gebietet. W.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

Wesnnntsr Semtider bod)6etagt
aeftprben

Z
| SSieorrun hlt ser Sdnlitter 10
|e:ns Siife il! Die 9ieifsn nnlere
GentidTtiimlniscn geriiien. Mls Sp
fcr httiyte sr iish Scbn Meid,, ipelde
| IN jiingercn Snbr.n cine beSeutann
Motifs in hsut d,aan2rifaniihsn &rei
| len gtipielt bate. Nm 26. Gesense
1868 ilt ser Nbeinpiai5 gsboran
fam CT I'M Nlter BON q Sabreu nad
Gl,uelaro. Seinen 2ebrerberuf bel
er idon in ser nlten Seintat tlliSge
iibt bate, iatte er an biciieen Nlello
Iip,len iprt. 9(nBerOam ipar er Sr
ganiit an Ser 9feforiu. Gpnng. Yro1
Gird,c on @eit Al. Str. aelueien
2arae Sabre betiiti9te CT iid, aud
ais geriftcrltatter iiir Sen @dhtcl
niio anieiger, ipie arcb iiir ein,
NertiGiprnd)igc 3eitl,ng in 2ouis
piH:, &p., in gleiter GigeiI Idnii
Spiter sah CT Sen rGeutidsel 5c
rolo". cine oeutid>iprahige 3eitlna
in iillierer Staot beruus. Gon 1906
bis 1905 Nielrte cr ciliei Sermil
IN Ser Staatslegislntur. Irei Sabr'
lpur CT 9ieoafte,lr ibes hentif)- lulgor
iidcu Golfsblattes, uls basielbe I'M
Siebcnh!irgi 6sslllwrifaniife Bolts
t.att altfging blieb CT 8ilfsreoatteul
iiir oirr Sabre. slber er bat inlmel
arobes Sntereiie fiir oie Sebenbiir
ger 3eitnng bis 81, ieinem 9obe &c
,eiat. @eopr CT iict Dor bier sSabrci
in oa, HubeItano 5uriif5og, lpar el
2S Sahrsn lang bei ser itabtiihel
StraBen Giuiiion anseitellt geiucicr
Sros ieines loben stlters, el
bud)te rs auf 81 Subren, mar oel
nltc Serr INNER, redrt riiitig nno BIZ
;u!est erfreute er lid, eiites porsiig
libcn @rbd6tniiies. Muberocm mn,
cr ein ror5itglider NeSner. 3lpe
griioer, ,sris ,mS Gaelar Neih
ctenfalls in Gleue!anO, giitgen ibn
i'm lco porun, lpdbreno elm ailoere,
Nruoer, &einr:f, iuipie eine SdlDe.
tier, iSrau 0ilDelm Sd,srer, in o..
olten Seillot nod lebeu. Seiue Iral
@lisabeth, itarb Dor u;er SaDren
slu II Sem Stiefiohu. Scrlnan 5
Gumuieron imo eine Spdjter, jraa
u. 5. Sblen, binterliBt
CT einen Gnfcl. ir!pie nht Nitten uuS
Nsffen bier i,uo ypei Neifeu in &c,
alten Seilrat. Die 2eidenieier fan:
am Iesten Oiittuof, %. Sanlsar.
inn =. Is. 9titels & Cons 2eiden
bcitaitllngsbeinL 1880 MaOilon
9lpe., ltntt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Was iataas tn, ia,ais saseatf,
Scr 3mnNcr ohsbrea,ftt

Sic iuiiien ipie l,nanaencbm es ii
apcnt Ser clcftriiha ,3iinSer aus.
brennt an eili2m @ait- pnsr 9ii
sel.aa, ober luahrcno Sic SbrsMabl
ieit i'm clefiriideu Better fnber
llnS Sic alti einan Glsf.riser fpar.e.
ntiiilen, oOsr 5is G.r Slousoa.cl
jciln fonllllt uno es rcpariert.
Climber brellncn mciiters 81 III
aiinItigiter ,3eit ocs Cages poer IN
Ger 3adt alls ,penn pieIe 8eritl
sur ielben 3eit al oerieIbeu Strorl.
leitrn1 eItgeifaltet iinb, ooer ipanu
Grdbte oocr Shnnrer ihnobait iino
IS lit cine lueiie ssrau oie lernt ,pit
man ialblt einen Climber luehieli
uno iofort lrieoer Gicnit bat.
Gs lit audi patriptiicb oas 8oio.
lir orer oic Msifeu III iparen. sic
Gin Mann braudt, nm Sn Shrenl
&e.m 81 iabren. S;er it's ipic MAJ,
leidlt cinen 3itnoer criaseu fam.
3uerlt lnterincben Sic iuas Ois
llriat, lit bnB. Ser Climber al,sgs,
brannt lit. Sd)alten Sic, aae 8er1te
aus. &enn Sic garaoc cine 2ampe
an8eorebt bahen, id,nltan Sic biele
ioiort aus. benn cs fam icin, oab
bort sin auraidlliB mar an -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

Die 0htgliessr scr @eitieite SAB
ings ano 0onn Mii. erlpablten in Ser
l1brlifeii 8eneral Gerlanmllna
8crrn Muoolrb Oemnifer, Hehtsan-
tpalt Ibpiltas y. Bolton unb Silfs-
idsasme.itsr &. g. @ros ols Siref
loren fir Srei Sabre, iaate Sers
Charles s. Seiutel, Gr1iiSent Ser
8eiellidait.
9err &. 81. 9ltfins, grgfutipc
Gi5eyHrGiioett lit 5uriifgetrctcn. Gr
bate oieien Soften iunc ieit cr i'm
sSebrllar 1889 nacf) Glcpelano fam
,uo er ipar pcrantaportlitb, oab oie
Weitieite Sapings ans Soan Aii. iRl
Sabre 1911 ihr 3ertiiifat iiir Ser
fiheruns Ser &onten in Der tSeSeral
Sooings alto Soan Silillrance Gorp.
erbielt. Gas Snitit,,t, oic Glteite
Spar. lulo slnlsibe. Organization im
Goinltn, liauioierte inter Mtfins
Hegime 8rllnbeisentinn int @erts
bon mebr a!s 81, 500, 900, ip1breno
feline HeierpfpnoS bon $41l,000
auf meIr ais 81 $l016,000 itieeen.
Gem SabresberidIt lit sll cntnet.
men, bab Die Sparoepoliten I'M leb.
ten Snbr I'M nlehr als 100000 &c.
itie9en iiuo lu,o bas MuIcibegeid1ft
iih um 500 erbobt bat.
Scrr grot, Der iiber 20 Sabre
fir Die Seitleite SnpilleS ans Soan
sliioeiatipn arbeitete, lit als Gre.
futipe Graiioent an Stcae Don Serrn
sltfins eripablt iporoen uuo miro nit
ieiner reiden Grfabrung ebanlo Ct
folgreid ipirten ipic iein Gorg1nger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
HUI, Ginsiek,s,,e iiir
auc Dienitstpeiee

Waibinston Ger slusbebuns5
oisnlt iiibrt leit Montag ein nele:
Spitenl, a,rf @rlnb 0eiien er MID
MIR sIusbebungen sur slrmee. lor.
bern auf 5ur @iarile, gum Marlne
forps lno 5ur &iiitempatbe beioret.
Die giltfiibrung 'oieles Syitems
bsoeutet. oaB Scr ein5elne @ebr
pfliftige tei ieiner Steaung nihl
genau lpiiien fann, peldem sSebr
5lpeige er 5ugeteilt miro. Gs ,pirs
aber, lpam moglih, ser @unih De,
2elte beriifIiftigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Deriett bcasakrt rcr
rielent 1tnclMd
9iandJea int @ctt


Srob pieler @arlllingen lit oaS
yMnd)en i'm gett Oft Sic llriadIe cor
Serleeiutgen uno Goo NArh Nranr
mnrosn iagt tls @r,atcr Gleuelanf
Safetp Council. @icl 81, p;clc sc. tt
g.alsoen hab III ,p;iiAa lp,Tu iie
/ einlbluien nno 3eit BADEN Die 81
garette alssllo ben lmo isoarlnaEr
!lpeib, EaB man obne Charming elm
lhluft. Sieie .Nilulte iino lie luacJ
unb his i5id9te id,laiel lie. Sic ipii-
zen ME, ,uenn es paiiert. 90 lebnnn
Sie feline Gbancen. Sic erlpaden
oielleitt nie ipieoer.
guieS Snar
lllllduglt mar ein 9erid)t in elmer
3eitlmg bonn Spoe elmer iSrau, oeren
SOAR lid) in cinea @rii,aer ocr@a dj- !
nhlhinc Der angen bate. 2pIes
Saar lit .elli uiele slrt cine 8efahr.
Gs lit gciibrlid) in ser st6be bon
Maldilran pocr 6lamneil. IS III
cine quite Soec lid, Sic Saare ntehr
am &opf 81 beieitigen noer eine
aappp iutibreno Scr slrbeit i'm Salis
ljsrilhl 5a tragen.
sscner
SSie taun cine @alicrrobre Seue,
peritriuden? Gus lit leid)t. Sit &c.
frieren @alierrDbran inn @inter lmo
Seiirligentiimsr periud)eu nod i'm.
mer oicIe 9iobren ailf5utauen nit
offener Slamne. llmlpdeln Sic oen
geirorenen Seil nit 6ssen uno gle
ben Sic btibes @aiier ooral,f, es iii
genau 10 lciht - ilno piel iiferer
Snltet bic Siirseritcige rein
3u Sbrer ruo Sbrer Santilie unb
Srellnocn SiherDeit balteu Sic bip
Srspren rno 9iirgerlteige Dor Sbrem
Sans frei ron Gis. GiS bringt bic.
len Seltten Den Spb ooer GerlesurJ
ieben @inter. Slm Sic aite oorr
8rubIdd, auf bas Gis bis es aui-
bridJt, Damn iegen Sic es meg. Mud
Sis5npfen ON Ead) iino gefibrlid).
Sieie fallen cinem laid)t alti oen
&ppf. Shlagen Sic bieic ab. aber
l.hnen Sic iid) nidt ans oen SellItcr.
gsniieen Sic cine lange Stange imo
lpenn Sic cine 2eiier beniiten ieien
Sic liGer bab oicie nitt ausgleitet
auf Dem Gis.
StraRen frensen
areusen Sic sic Strale an Der
rihtigen Stele am Gnbe ser Strabe
100 ein 0eaiteis gelest lit. Geben|
Sic niht i6rog iiber Die Strabe. Ger
slttpiabrcr fann nitht 10 id)nea an
Ialten, ielbIt luenn CT lie benlerft.
slhten Sic AMI oas Crime 9idt Inn
81 frcit5en. y
Scniiten Observation-Disclosures
Sragcr Sie nid)t iolhe ;3iinobol6-
den Irei IN Ser Snlde, Die man an
irgeno etlpas an5itnoen tann. Gieie
fonnen ent5iinoet merben inoem tie
oaraui fallen pocr iie lailen oieIe
tallen iuelu Sic anoere 0egen
itGnoe aus ibrer Saife berausbolen.
IS iii ain belten Siherbeits5iino=
bol5ben perlonEb uuo alld) i'm
9aim 81 bcniieen.
-(l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
HuiIen ,stclHcft 211c,sterei
bel Nc,atihcn Grmppen

Mpsfa,l. SIS iuurbc aus Ger Sdapeij
berthtet. baB peribiebere belitid)e
Sruppenteilc in gauonne llno Siion
in jranfrcid) I'M porigen Wpnat ae.
mclitert bitteit als lie an Die Git,
front qeihidt iperOer ioateu.
Gs bie6 meiter, in 3aponne ieien
bier 0eutiebe Sffisiere ullo 1S Mann
arafut!ert norScn, luno in Iiion lei
Elm Snfanterieperbano, Ger ii6 gagen
Die Gntlenolng nad) HuBlano &c.
itrdubt babe, entpaffnet umo oann
inter gelrad)una mat) Seutidhara
abtransporticrt porben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
1apat,er IN philippi,,cn
beHrehei, >crti9e 1uHen

2onoon. Iie iapaniitsn Militic,
bebOr0en baben al ale altf oen
Ebilippillell, Snleln lebenOen Smca,,
cine id)arie @arnuns gsridtet. Sic
Narnuns lei oesbalb ereangen, neil
it'd Die S!,Oen 0es Sdeuarsbanoeis
uno Der Espionage itnlois genladt
bGtten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

@aibington. Die elm Gffi3ier Der
fran5oiiihen 5luelpaife bier fiir5lid
er5dblt hat, Ba6en Die Ga5is in
0oaa'to peril,dt ben Sab Der boil.
linoiidlen Neuolferu,tg oiird) bic
gerteilMng bon 3uderlperf an Sin,
Ser 81 iiberuinoen, baben aber NIT
bieier Metbnhe feline Grfnfge ersielt
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4. >. habei, ,15A9
Slm9jemec 3erfSrt

@aibington. 9as armee.1liesar.
forps bat in gldli5eiloeu, eriotgrei.
den Gperationen auf oen 9ansen
grobuI cine aaiftpiiberlegenbeit I'M
Yerbdltnis 4:1 iiber Die 2nititreit.
frafte ser Md)ie erreid)t, erfiartt
9riagslefretdr Stimion auf cine,
Ereiief9nferens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Nai,essi, suirH ron:
u. =. 8cntbertt tetucrtett

9telp Selbi. slmcrifaniide Bonn
benflieger haben einan idpueren Mn-
grill aui bas Saiengebiet bon 8mt-
gun in Burma ausaefiibrt. 8roBe
Naeerbanier ipuroe,l 3erltort unD
5ablreihe 0rGnbe ai1geiaht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
u,8oe4.$tiibpmtset
'Ecrieitt uertpMitet

2pnoon. NuiflGrungsiliige iiber
Sorieut in ssranfreih 5eisten, baG
Ole oallernOen amerifaniiden uno
britiiden Suitangrific furAtbare 4e.
idabislrngen an bsm oortigen be,lt-
idlen n8oots Stiibpunft unS Ser:
Safenanlagen an9erid,tet tdben. IS
Hropnt ser oeutihen Serrpaltunes-
9eb1i,oe murben in Mide gelegt m0
10 Ncres bes Marine- -9(rienals ,pir.
oen perapiiltet, ipie giloer aeiaen.
-O-
gSir bitten nid,ts bageaen.
menn nus alld oie &eitaurants Dor,
ld,retbsn ipiireen, baB ,pir unS Die
grotide1ben lslblt ubidp,eioan mil.
len.
- Gs lit nit 8sitinmtbeit anall-
llebmen, Dab iid) se,piife 1leiiAsNro.
fitiire ms eisene 6leiid) id)neiben
1psr6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
ERKENNEN Sic SEHLICHT-
SpAHLAMPEN
AN DIE9EN ZUECEN:

Al 1O0-200--300 Watt Brine in
meisten Flur Mndellen; $50
Watt Brine in Junior und Tafel-
Modellen.
b. Zurtckstrahlende und verbrei-
tende Schale gibt schimmerloses
direktes und indirektes LIGHT.
CD Breiter Schirm NIT weissem Fut.
ter.
D) Illuminating Engineering Socie
Guthcissungs-Sch
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StraRen frensen

areu3en Sic sic Strabe an sc,
rihtigen Steue am Gnbe ser Strabt
no ein 0egiteis gelest lit. Gett
Sic nidJt iGrog iiber Die Strabe. Tel
sliltoiabrcr fam nitht 10 id)nea an,
balten, ielbit ipsnn CT iie bemerft
slhten Sic aui bas Crime 2itbt I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
Board Discusses
Summer Camp

Forty-tWo Ell Centre girls have
registered for the Camp Fire sum-
mer camp at Lake Cuyamaca. it
was announced by Russell Hoy,
camp chairman at the board meet
ing Monday noon in the California
hctel
Don Young, vice-president for the
Camp Fire council, presided in the
absence of Mrs. j. B. McNeece,
president.
Plans for summer camp and for a
training conference for guardians
were discussed. Mrs. D. B. Roberts
and Mrs. Vernon Hiebert will be
delegates to the conference IN
Pasadena June 26, with Mrs Fred
Smith, as alternate.
The group decided to set up a
calendar for next year on which all
Camp Fire events will be scheduled,
guardians and committee chairmen
reporting the events they wish to
have scheduled to Mrs. Guy A.
Weakley, chairman of the calendar
committee or to Mrs. Willis T.
; Johnson, executive secretary.
Mrs. w. j. Meagher was elected
national member to represent the
local council.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
'aa's1" s1"a' OF Interest to Women Ssts' cas
svAns4.
Edited 5v Anne HARDY Davis
Mari|yn InsIe in Concert
Thursday Night in Church

tory in Minneapolis, Mimi, has
scored many triumphs in her schol-
astic career and was honored by
being chosen to play for the school
commencement exercises, an honor
seldom accorded TO a sophomore
student.
Studying both violin and piano,
Marilyn was also presented in con-
certs this spring and received eX-
cellent press comments.
In speaking of Miss Ingle's play
ing at the commencement, the Min
neapolis Times said: "Marilyn play
ed the rondo of Beethoven flat
major concerto with an exuberance
of spirit that pleased her au-
dience,' and the Minneapolis Star
Journal, referring to her playing
of the finale of the Beethoven En-
peror Concerto" as follows: Mari
lyn Ingle, carrying on with the
finale of the same work revealing
power and rhythmically marked
manner.
Marilyn received her musical edu-
cation in FL Centre and San Diego,
studying piano under Ruth Teeple
Reid, and violin under q San Diego
teacher.
PROGRAM
For her program Thursday night
Marilyn, as her climaxing number
will play the Emperor concerto
the finale with La Verne Zavala
playing the orchestral parts on the
second piano.
She will open her program with
Franck prelude, playing two
movements, this being a piano Sc
! lection
A violin selection will follow, the
Lalo Symphonic Espagnole," after
which she will play a second piano
group which will feature a chopin
prelude in B flat and the Chopin
etCde in F flat. concluding with a
LiSzt Hungarian Rhapsody No. Is,
'Racozky March.
The second violin group will fea-
ture the Chopin-Auer nocturne, Or.
u, a Spohr Rondo, and the Lehar-
Kreisler "Frasquito," after which
the third piano group, numbers
which she played on her own piano
concert in Minneapolis, will follow
two Mcdowell compositions
! Ocean Thou Mighty Monster"
Sea Pieces and Idyll, Op. 80. with
the Chabrier "Bouree Fantasque
and Sherwood, "A Candle Lecture
climaXing with the Beethoven
Dorothy Armstrong will play the
violin accompanimentS.
The concert is open to every one
and offers a real opportunity to
hear a talented and brilliant musi-
clan. There is no admission charge
but free-Will offering will be TAX
EN- to cover necessary expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15

An engagement announcement
made recently in Santa Ana will
also be of considerable interest to
many in Imperial Valley since the
prospective bridegroom is the son
of prominent Ell Centre family.
At a tea, given at the home of
the future brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M B. Yorel of Santa Ana,
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Irma, to James D. Nesbitt,
Jr., U.S.N., son of Mr.. and Mrs
James D. Nesbitt Sr., of Ell Centro
In the receiving line were Mrs
Youel, Miss Youel and Mrs. Nebsitt
all three wearing flowers sent them
by Mr. Nesbitt, who chose for his
fiancee a gorgeous white orchid
Decorations for the house includ-
ed charming arrangements of glad
ioli, delphiniums and lilies from
the Youel gardens and the appoint
ment for the tea table was partic-
ularly lovely, the centerpiece being
an anchor. all of white carnations
resting on a sea of blue dephlinium
The three sisters-in-laW of the
Eride-elect poured Mrs. Howard
Youel, Mrs. Mearl Youel and Mrs
Curtis Youel, and assisting in serV-
ing were the Misses Arlie Bradley
and Mildred Lockett. All wore cor.
sages of gardenias.
Miss Youel, who was a member
of the Junior college graduating
class, plans to enter the University
of Southern California in the fall
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
En+er+ains for
Mrs. Roberts

Mrs. w. r. Roberts was guest OF
honor recently at surprise dinner
party given for her by Mrs. J. P.
Eyer in appreciation of Mrs. Rob-
erts' two years of service as presi-
aent of Club Catorce
The guest of honor was presented
with both a gift from the club and
one from Mrs. Eyer and her daugh-
ter, Loretta. the party being one of
the most successful of surprises.
Beautiful talisman roses from
Mrs. Eyer's garden centered the dim
ing table, places being marked for:
Mesdames w. r. Roberts, Bill Wal
lace, w. A. Vie, Frank Modem,
John Ashley, Carson Powell, J. A.
Piqra. Richard c. Barter, Arnold
M. Blackburn. E. II. Gels. Ella Pow
ell. and The hostess
In the bridge game, prizes, in the
order of scores, went to Mrs. Powell,
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs Blackburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
Dorothy Thompson
Weds Czech

BARNARD, Vt, June l5 tUP2 -
Dorothy Thompson, newspaper
columnist, and Maxim Kopf, refugee
Czech artist, were married at noon
today in the UniversaliSt church by
the Rev Robert Killam pastor.
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the brides
house, two miles from the village.
They will spend their honeymoon at
the brides summer home here.
Miss Thompson was divorced
from Novelist Sinclair Lewis last
year. Her first marriage to josef
Bard, an Austrian writer, lasted four
years. She first met Kopf last july
when he came here to do her por-
trait.
The bride is 48, tho bridegroom 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
Birthday ar+y
Pretty Affair

Flag Day is Nicky Heinecke S
birthday and in keeping with that
patriotic holiday, his mother, Mrs.
C. Walter Heinecke used the ap-
propriate decorations of red, white
and blue for the party Monday aft
ernoon which celebrated NickyS
fourth anniversary as we'll as Flag
Day
Donald Pipes entertained the
youngsters with his ventriloquiSt
act and the small guests also en-
joyed playing on the swings and
slides in the garden, the refresh
mcnts being served from a table
appointed in the red, white and
blue, the three birthday cakes also
being decorated in keeping with the
holiday.
Mrs. Heinecke was assisted by
Mrs. Gordon Scriven and Nicky'S
guests included: Alan Scriven, Rom
ME Thornburg, Glare and Virginia
Smith, Jon Deaton, Rickie, Roger
and Ronnie McManus, Spike Dr-
flock, Gerald Robertson, Tiffy Hay
den, Benny Jennings, DWain and
Maxine Patton. Quentin and Thom-
as Sparks, Bobby Pata, Johnny Jean
Bryant, Matte and Johnny Lay,
Jimmy Gavin, Logan Delp, Jacaue-
lin Johnson, Bobby Greed and Bob
by and Alfred Olson of Los An
geles.
Adults present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Scriven, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. L. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Jerry
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. P. l..
Moore. Mrs. Louis B. McManusk,
Mrs. William Pata, Mr.. and Mrs,
Heinecke.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
Gives Party for
Church Class

Mrs. S. P Holiday gave a party
for her Junior college Sunday school
class of the Methodist church Mon
day night a lawn party at her
home, with games. refreshments
and music as the highlights of the
evening.
The clay was also Mr.. and Mrs.
Holidays 38th wedding anniversary
and in honor of that event, the
class presented them with a gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-15
HOLLYWOOD

Danny Kaye didn't become Danny
Kaye, he says, until 1898 when he
met SILVIA. Her name was Sylvia
Fine then and they had been neigh
bors, as kids, for - years on the
same block in Brooklyn but they
didn't meet until both worked to-
eether in a little revue on SD street
in New York. She started writing
routines for him, accompanied him
or the piano and in 1910 accom-
panied him to a preacher to Eecome
Mrs. Danny Kaye.
BIG TIME
Then things started to happen.
Producer Moss Hart saw Danny's
routines in a New York night club,
promised him job in his next
show. The show was Lady i'll the
Dark and Danny crashed the big
time.
Oh, yes. We almost forgot.
Danny Kaye made his stage debut
as a watermelon seed in a minstrel
show at Public School 149 in East
New York. That's where he was
born, went to school, tried to be-
come an insurance salesman and
quit to become an entertainer.
The Army is going to get Danny
when he completes work in Up in
Arms" But he isn't moaning about
il after beating out his brains to
get to the big time, into the big
dough "A lot of guys are losing
their lives in this war he says
ITS more important than my
career"