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Evening star., 1943-10-23
Saboteurs' Activities
Frustrated, Hoover
Tells FBI Graduates

Activities of the spy and the
saboteur have been frustrated, but
the battle against such elements "is
by no means won" j. Edgar Hoover,
director of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, said today at gradua-
ton exercises of the 33d session of
the FBI National Police Academy,
held at the Departmental Audi
torium.
Our efforts must be doubled and
redoubled," Mr.. Hoover told the
police students from various sec
-tions of the country. Our fight
must 60 on with increasing alert
ness"
A feature on the program was the
presentation of an FBI distinguished
service award to Col. Edmund w.
Startling, retiring chief of the White
House Secret Service detail.
No Place for U. S. Gestapo.
I'm democracy" Mr.. Hoover told
the graduates, 'law enforcement is
not and should not be nationally
organized into a single force, under
one head, maintaining order through
terror and destroying freedom under
the guise of preserving it. There is
no place in America for a Gestapo
THE past two years have demon
strated tht the fear of a Gestapo
in America is a myth that exists
only in the minds of the uninformed
and those obstructionists and sub
verterS who cry for license rather
than liberty. I, of course, am re-
ferring to the splendid work that
has been carried on by professional
laW-enforcement agencies, which
has done SO much to hold down
hysteria and vigilante activities. We
must continue to be on the alert
to protect vigorously the innocent
and bring the guilty to justice"
Mr.. Hoover warned that "the lob
OF law enforcement is becoming in
creaSingly difficult" as reflected in
the growing maze of technicalities
that are arising" He added: when
you men of law enforcement reach
the point of seeming futility, re-
member that responsibility always
finds final resting place. 1t is our
job to get the facts and only the
facts. When that job is done, the
responsibility passes to prosecutors
Judges and penal authorities"
Cooperation Urged.
The FBI head made this reference
to juvenile delinquency: I'VE must
fight, too, the enemies that are un-
dermining the youth of America
operators of ill-famed establish.
ments where debauchery and i'm.
morality and lawlessness are nur.
tured. We must work increasingly
to attain the cooperation of parent
teacher, laWmaker and prosecutor
so that our youth may survive tht
ravages of war.
although we should, and indeed
must, rely upon the cooperation O.
church, school and civic groups ane
individual citizens in the prevention
VI ~ AiiC, lilC Pl lAlilo1S iCopololO1ill.
| lies with us. We must meet the re-
sponsibility with firmness and un
derstanding, with a realistic yet in
telligent attack, with sympathetic
understanding but no maudlin senti.
mentality"
The graduates included Francis
Anthony Lane of the Montgomery
County, Md, police.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
Wall Street Sill Rules
Railroads, Wallace
Replies 10 Pe|Iey
Ry the Associated Press,

ES lUe ASSOCldttQ FTeSS.
Vice President Wallace declared
yesterday that Wall Street bankers
rule the railroad empire today as
they have in the past"
Replying to criticism of John J.
Pelley, president of the Association
of American Railroads, of the Vice
Presidents speech at Dallas on
transportation agencies, Mr.. Wal
lace asserted:
Il know of no basis for Mr.. Pei
leys sweeping statement that Amer
lean lail rates are the lowest in the
world. The evidence is that through
rate conspiracies the railroads have
raised the whole level of transporta-
ton rates by all forms of public
carriage"
Mr.. Pelley, in statement Thrk-
day night, charged Mr.. Wallace
with inaccuracy, an unjustified at
tack on the railroads and with rat
ting the dry bones of ancient
prejudice" in the speech.
Mr.. Wallace said Mr.. Pelley &C
knowledged by implication the rate
determinations long endured by the
South and West and only remarks
that all of these issues are now be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission"
Mr.. Pelley would have the people
believe that Wall Street bankers no
longer control the railroads." the
Vice President continued. The re-
cent private sale of railroad bonds
to private banking houses, which
have long controlled and exploited
the railroads, where admitted saw
ings could be obtained through COM
petitive bidding for such securities
is convincing evidence that these
bankers rule the railroad empire as
they have in the past.
The increased cost of such pri-
vate financing is reflected in the
rates charged the public. Only Wher
the grip Of investment bankers or
the railroad corporations has beer
broken will sound financial policies
be established which will insure thai
railroad financing will not contain
hidden profits for financial group:
which must be paid by the public
through higher rates"
Evening star., 1943-10-23
Mortgage Insurance
Requests Last Month
Total S59,740,381

Private lending institutions filed
applications with field Offices last
north for mortgage insurance total
ing 59,740,381 to finance the con-
struction of 1888 proposed new
family dwelling units for war work.
ers, Commissioner Abner H. Fergu-
son of the Federal Housing Admins
tration announced today.
Applications for insurance on
mortgages totaling $6l,710,330 and
involving 13,779 proposed new dwell
ing units were filed during August.
Since the first of the year, private
lending institutions operating under
the FHA-insufed mortgage program
have made applications for insured
mortgages totaling $3.50, ,858,930 to
finance 31,505 proposed new war
housing dwelling units to be con-
structed in critical war housing
areas.
IS Per Cent Under Program.
During the first nine months of
this year, 104,056 new family dwell
ing units financed with FHA-insured
mortgage loans have been placed
under construction by private build
ers in critical war industry areas,
Mr.. Ferguson pointed out. This, he
said, is upward of IS per cent of all
new home construction being
financed by private capital under
the National Housing Agency's war
housing program. During this same
nine month period total of 99,062
war housing units were completed
under the program.
In September 1925 new units
were started and 1888 units were
completed. These figures compare
with l4,l90 units started and 1880
units completed during the month of
August.
Mortgage insurance applications
filed during September involved H.
624 units to be provided through the
construction of one -to-four family
structures financed with loans total
ing $5O,27o,950 and insured under
Section COB of the MIA Act.
Others Received.
In addition to these proposed one
to-four family structures, applica-
tions were filed during September on
SO proposed large-scale rental hous-
| ing projects to be financed with
mortgages totaling So, 9,469 ,431 and in
sured under Section 608 of the act
These 33 large-scale projects would
make available 1869 dwelling units
! for essential war workers.
Since the first of the, year, appli-
cations for mortgage insurance or
1856 large-scale rental projects have
been filed with FILA Offices on prof.
ects which would provide approx.
mately 26,8l5 new dwelling units.
In addition to the applications fol
financing on new war housing prof.
ects received during September, FHt
field offices also received 5,645 ap.
plications for insurance on mort.
cages totaling s27 7,349 900 to finance
the purchase OF existing homes
These applications were filed undel
Section 2O3 of the act, and compar,
with 5,957 applications involvin,
s28,772,910 which were received dur.
ing August.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
|HorryDreisen.
|Gets License
| As Broker

The District Real Estate Commits
sion this week issued q license as q
real estate broker to Harry Dreisen
1920 New York avenue N. W., John
A. Petty, commission secretary re-
ported today.
Licenses as real estate statesmen
were issued to Howard E. Redding
5504 Connecticut avenue NV;
Charles E. Cannon, 7l8 Fifth street
NV; Howard A. Hunter, 908 Tenth
Evening star., 1943-10-23
Giant Lease-Lend Center
Reddied on West Coast

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Oct. 23.-Twelve huge
warehouses and al miles of railroad
sidings will be completed soon near
Auburn, Wash, to store lease-lend
supplies and war material for for
eign shipment.
The War Department announced
today details of the vast installation
half mile wide and 21a miles
long.
known as a holding and recon-
signment center, the depot will be
one of the largest of nine in the
United States. Its stored supplies
will be held for shipment through
the ports of Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland. The rail sidings will be
able to accommodate approximately
l 400 cars.
Evening star., 1943-10-23

street NV; Margaret H. Stevens,
1882 H street NV; Robert Lewis
NorVelle, 1882 K street NV; Victor
j. Tulane, 1914 Fourteenth street
NV, and Maurice Derkay, 1910 M
street NV.
A license as q business chance
salesman was issued to Howard A.
Hunter, 908 Tenth street NV.
An application for a license as a
business chance broker was received
from Lane Pastor, 315 Star Building
Applications for licenses as real
estate statesmen were received from
William A. Watson, 1000 Eleventh
street NV; Napoleon S. Ross, 1927
I street NV: James S. Britt, 140l
Twenty-flfth street Sc, and Clar-
ence Edward Smith, 2003 Twelfth
street NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
Reduction in Costs
Of Postwar BUILDING
To Be Considered

Reduction of postwar building
costs will be the principal topic at
a meeting next month of the Pro-
ducers' Council in New York, j. w.
Follin, managing director, said to-
day. 1t is hoped that results of the
talks will spur prompt adoption of
a co-ordinated plan for the building
industry.
This project, which provides a
means for specifying standard sizes
of building materials and equip
ment that can be used in the fin
ished structure with a minimum of
cutting and fitting, is coming to be
widely recognized as a principal
means of eliminating waste in con-
struction," he said.
ITO a considerable extent, this
waste arises from the fact that the
hundreds of individual building
products generally have not been
designed with adequate regard for
the sizes of other products with
which they must be fitted in the
completed building.
Two Steps Necessary.
THE first requirement is to CORE
late building plans and details with
the standard dimensions through
modular design. The second step is
the production of standard co-or-
dinated sizes of materials and equip
ment.
The coming period of reconver-
sion from production of war ma
terialS to the manufacture of civil
ian products offers highly favor
able opportunity for changing to
'dimensional coordination mas
much as the change can be made
with minimum expense or Interrupt
ton to plant output.
Adoption of the proposal which
has been indorsed formally by the
Council, the national organization
of manufacturers of materials and
equipment, and by the brick and
tile industry, as well as by many
leading architects, means Simplifl-
cation of design and an ultimate
saving in the form of lower inven-
tories for manufacturers and dis
tributors, as we'll as lower construc-
tion costs through savings in both
materials and labor" Mr.. Follin
stated.
Project Is Developed.
The project was developed by Sec
tional Committee A62 of the Amer
ican Standards Association, and
jointly sponsored five years ago by
the American Institute of Archi-
tectS and the Producers Council.
Practical application of "dinen-
sional coordination already has
been started for masonry units,
while specific studies are under way
with regard to wood and metal doors
and windows and other materials.
The ASA Committee, of which
Max H. Foley, New York architect,
is chairman, has sent the proposed
American standard basis for CO.
ordination to professional and trade
organizations in the building indus
try for review and comment.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
Lost.of IS Homes
In Potuxent Project
Now COMPLETED

The last of the rs homes in
Lexington Park, new housing
development for workers at the
Patuxent River Naval Air Sta
tion, was completed this week,
it was reported from Leonard
town, Md, today.
Frank Wilkerson, superin-
tendent of the project, reported
that all but one had been rent
ed and occupied. The buildings
are duplex homes built for oc-
cupancy by civilian workers at
the station. The Lee Reiz Con-
structton Co., New Albany,
N. Y, built the homes at an
estimated cost of $43,500.
Evening star., 1943-10-23

styles. Closely related are the other
provincial types.
Wool floor coverings for that
period are a part of every showing,
Combinations of floral and conven-
tional designs producing the effect
Of old hooked rugs attain much Of
the mellow softness of their proto-
types. Colors are softer, lighter.
more genuinely delightful.
Evening star., 1943-10-23

The more money you lend your
Government the more planes
tanks and ships our country can
turn out-and the shorter the war
is going to be. Back the attack
with War bonds"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
Dermdhlunesz2ln3ete

Serr uno 5rau Soiei genoer, SOO9
@bitetborn slpe., Gleoeluno. Ohio
beebren ii6 oie Gernrdblung ibrer
Sodter Caroline nit &errn Sobn
Grid 5iihler, Spbn pon Serrn uno
;srau Ssohn Siihler, 2251 8eit IS
Strabe, Glepelano, ibren ssreuncen
uno gefannten befannt 81 MAIDEN.
Die Srauung iano am %. September
ltatt uno natber luurSe i'm Sa'lie ser
Gltern ser @raut Suh5eit geieiert
uno elm bohfeines Giien leruiert an
oem 6ie gItern uno oie nGhIten Ser
nanoten teilnubmen. 8eibe, 8rallt
uno 9rGutiaam, iino slbioluenten Ser
8elt 5ehniihen Sohihule uno unter
Sen Saf)ien ser 3seitleite lebr be.
fannt. Die Sunperbeirateten baben
cine fur5e Sod5eitsreiie naf bem
Often angetreten uno perben naf if.
rer Giiffebr i'm Sauie Ser Gltern oes
RrGutieams ibr Seim baben uno oori
ibre isreunoe empiangen.
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3meig 81.

Oas fir oen 26. September ange,
meloete Sraltbenfeit miro our6 un-
uorberseiehene @riinoe am 26. Sep
tember n Of t abgebalten, ionoern 1T
aui Den 3. Sftober oeri6oben. Das
aomitee laoet aufs b0ilidite fir ser
3. Sftober au oieiem graubenfelte elm
Gintritt lit nur 25 Gents. Sir falte,
Sund iorgt oas Gomitee aud. 2ic
Wtltiif miro bonn Rheingol6 Srdeiter
geliefert. Das Gomitee gibt iih SIC
srObte Miibe Sieies Eraubenfeit gu ei-
mem Ser id0niten uno intereiianteiten
5u maiden, oaber ,perte MitglieSer
uno Jreunbe fommt uno belit 6urG)
eure Mn1ueIenbeit oieie Mrbeit belob-
men. Sod baben mir oie 8elegenbeit
einise fur5e Gage Bis 6as Wetter fGl-
ter uno Die @aiolin 3npons fleiner
tperoen, uns in oieiem id)onen Sad-
ienparf 5u amiiiieren.
sllio aufgepabt am 8. Gftober uns
IN DIT 26. Septenrber fommt alle
@rob uno alein uno erfreut eu4 il,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
3ipeia 4.

sluen Shpeitern oes 31peig 4 sur
gaidlligeu Iahriht, baB uniere Ser
iammlungen BON binfort mieber Sen
eritan Sonntag i'm Wonat abgebalten
iperoen, iomit finoet oie ndhIte Ser.
iammlung Sen 3. Sftober, punft 800
llbr nafmittags ltatt. Ser linan3.
beriht oes 3. @ierteliahres miro Dor
liegen.
Ias OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unS
sic geripalterirnen iino eriudt am
1. Sftober inn @eit'eite Sahlenbeim
3ur giiherpriifung ST eriheinen. Muc
Witglieber iinb eriiIdlt in ser Ser
iammlung anneieno 81 iein, benn es
iinb mebrere tpidtige Tunfte gu er.
lebigen. Hoh ser GerIammlllng ,pirn
tpieoer uniere iiblihe &artenphrtit
obaebalten. Gririihungen meroel'
ieruiert.
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@onfett 6es 9amcnd)or Saronia
iuar Idj0n

Snnstagdbeno, Sen 26. September,
gab ser 0amenhpr Saronia su Gb-
rem aller S1ngerinnen uno Gomitees
pom 3lpeig 4, sic beim 2OiGbrieen
Stiftungsfeit 10 gut nitgebolien bot
ten, elm @anfett. Gs 1purbe Elm bod.
feiner Siibnerbraten I'M @eitieite
Sufienbeim ierpiert. Tie Eriiioen=
tin Warie %. 9febner banfte nohmals
alien fir aaes mas tie gum Grfolg
oes sseltes beigetraaen baben; arc)
oanfte lie allen lieben 8ebern Don fein-
iihmefenoen @adlparen uno 8lumen
| fir oas 9anfett. Sdngerin Gliiabeth
slntoni,ts, ErGiibentin bes &irdel
Iralen &ereins. iprad, id)0ne @ortc
i'm Namen oes Sereins unS lub sur
&artenpartie oes &irhen Srallen Ser.
cins am IA. Sftober Elm unb oesgleis
den sum gaIar am 4. unS 5. Nonems
Der in ser Seutlhfird)e ber5lid) Elm.
slud Sdnser Yeter Braun, ser bas
|ihone Shilo nit electromagnetic"
fiir sic 9iibne anaefertigt uno &C.
Identt batte, mar ais Gait iamt ieiner
@attin einselaoen aus 9anf fir Oie
ifone Spenbe.
Yrpfellor Nifolaus eriud,te alle
SGneerinnen piinftlih bic Sinepros
ben 81, beiuhen, ga nod groBe slrbeit
81 leiiten iei unb mir boIfen Sas 6rau
Braun iid, MN audi als |SdngerIn
anihlieBt uno audi bie 8riinoerin.
men nieoer aftip rperben. ltnirer Erd-
iioentin Marie &C. Rebner 1puroe BON
ser Giseprtilioentin elm noblperoien-
ter Ianf geiagt.
gliiabetb 5iihler, Sefr.
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illus Glepc1anH, Okie
Rtpcia 81.

sIGen Miteleoern oiene slr gefGl,
ligen Hahriht, baB uniere Geriamm,
lltngen biniort luieoer am eriten
Sonntag i'm Monat abgebalten mer.
Den. Sanit Iinoet unicre nGdite Ser.
iammlilng am Sonntag, sen 3. Oft.
2 llbr nahmittags Itatt. Sieie Ser,
iammlung lit cine @eneralperinmm-
lung uno ole SdapeItern iollten iid|
haran beteilisen, oenn es gibt INNER
pittige 8eifafte 5u erleoigen; audi
ser ssinansberiht miro perleien tpers
oen. Sieienigen, sic nit hiren 3ab-
lungen i'm Hiititano iino, iollten iid)
aus eisenem ssntereiie gutitebeno
MAIDEN. 6. ltngar. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30
j3iueia 33.

MGan 8riioern 5ur Nahridt, oah
Ole nGdite 8eriammling, Die eleid,-
5eitig bie oreipiertelidbrlihe General
beriammlung lit, am Spnntag, Den
10. Oftober, nahmittags 2 ltbr itatt-
finbet. Die 5inansberid)te lueroen Der
leien tperoen, ebenio liegen iebr MIDI.
tige @eid1fte Dor. 0itte reht 3ablreid1
5u eri6einen.
Die Ginan5beamten tperben gebeten
et1pas friiber am Ylabe 5u iein nm
9ablungen entgegen 81 nebmen.
Dieienigen Briioer, oeren Beriihe.
runes- 3ertififate nun in BON beaablt
fino, tper6en eriuht in nddyiter Ser
iammlung antueieno gu fem INN bonn
Central Werbon6 SefretGr ibren 8e.
iGeinigiingsidein, bob iie bon neite.
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| @ottes freier Natur inn Saronin
Harf. 0e Seutid, Sefr.
3,ueig 81.

Sn ,oer lett abgebaltenen Ser.
lammluna 1puroe Oie Nerlamnrlunq
bonn 2. 6reitaa i'm Monat auf bel
eriten Sonntag i'm Monat geiebt
Oo6 miiiien mir oies fir sic erlte
Geriommllne bis auf sen 2. Conn
tag, alio oen 10. Oftober, peridie
ben, neil mir am 3. Sftober uniel
1raubenfeit feiern ipollen. Mue Mit
glieber linb eingeldoen ser Geriamm
lung am 10. Sttober bei5lnpobnen
'oenn an oieiem Gag miro ultier @roB
8rdiioent Sobn @altbes uns nit iei
ner Mnipeienbeit beebren. Gs iini
midtige Yunfte, Die i'm 81 uns brin
gen, oaber fommt ale 10 Bob mir all
Sen rihtigen 8es finoen.
90. 9eutIh, Sefr.
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Mllem Nitalie6ern Ses &ird)en
sEromen &ereins

miro befannt gemaft. oaB uniere
nGdJite 8eriammluns am Sonntas,
sen 3. Sftober, 3 llbr nadnlittaas,
itattfinoet. slie Mitalieber iinb er.
iud)t anipeieno 5n iein. Sm &omitee
fir &aifee unb al,hen ierpieren iinS.
folgenbe Sfnpeitern: Glii. Selenbeff,
aatb. aellner, Marg. 8ottidlins g.
Sfdmer, Sara @ottidlins. Mfaria
sotb. Sir HreiIeienoen meloeten iit
Sulanna S6dmer, &. Selenhefi, G..
@enrih, aatb. &elmis. M. aloB.
MIle 8eomtinnen iinb freunolid elm
gelaoen iih inn Sauie pon Sdapeiter
Suianna SbGmer, 2442 gs. II. slpe.
am 80. September einsufinben. sur
oreimonatigen giiderpriiiung.
Marie q. 8inoer, Shriiti.
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Ginldouno

gum 81. Stiftnngsfeit bes 3meig 26.
slm 8. Sftober, 1880 ubr abenos.
feiert ser grite g. g. &ranfen I'm
teritiisunas @rein 3lueis 26 iein a..
Stift,nesfeit perbunoen NIT 8anfett.
slae Mitglieoer, oeren 6reunre uno
ale 8olfsaenoiien, ioiuie auh oic
fadbarpereine bon Chicago, 3tpeise
8, 10, 46 uno AZ, iinb ber5lib elm
gela6en.
8olfssenoiien. tommt ale unb belit
init oieies Geit gu einem Grfolg 81.
MADDEN. 2abt uns oas mas uniere
Batter fir uns ertporben baben, aut
fir Sic 3ufunft unb fir uniere jun
gen Mdnner, Sic berte in Ser 8ebr-
madt oienen, erbalten. @ir baben
id)on iiber 80 S0bne uno 1ohter I'M
Ierer Mitglieoer in ser slrmee unb
oesmesen liest oie arbeit ipieoer aui
Sen sllten, unier Sereinsleben bod)
5u balten bis uniere sunsen tpieSer
NIT 8ottesbilfe in oen Greis ibrcr
slneeborieen 5uriidfebren.
Gin &omitee lit bemiibt alien Teil-
nebmern einise genuBreihe Stunoaa
su bereiten. 0as ganfett iGngt punft
10 llbr abenbs an. 8itte aIle, Die
teilne5men tpouen, Die Speiiefarte,l
i'm 8oraus 81 faufen Bis gum 81.
September. Die Speiiefarten foiten
$1.25 einidIieBeno Gintritt gum
9an5. aarten iino gu baben bel allen
8eamten lno Witglieoern. io,pie aud
beim 3ullenmeiiter. gbicasoer Ser
cine Bite madt cure @elerpationen
ourb cine 0oltfarte beim &allenmei.
Iter ooer 8ereinsiefretGr. Gin feines
Programm io.uie cine quite Ytuiif tuer-
oen oas Geit beridonern.
u. S. 8inber, Sefr.
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&artenpartie Ses syranen 8ereins
Der 5emtid)9emeimbe.

Ser airben Ssrauen Gerein Ser
9eutibgemeinoe peranltaltet ann Gon-
nerstae, ben Ia. Sftober, Inn 1 llhr
nadmittags i'm &eQergei6oB Ser Sir,
DIE cine &artenpartie, tpo3u ale Mit.
glieoer uno oeren isreunoe ber5lid
einseluoen iino. Yreiie bel iebem
Gid. Inn $3.50 llbr miro Elm feiner
aaffee unb Sudden lerpiert uno nad,.
Der finoet Die reselmdBige 0eriamm.
lung bes &irhen iSrauen 0ereins ftat1
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2lus Columbus, Obic
Stueig 38.

Gie ndhlte reselmGBige Yeriamm.
lung oes 3aueig 3S finoet itatt am
Sonntag, oen 3. Sttober, Inn 2::3O
llbr nafmittags in ser 0ereinsbaus
uno es lit erpiinid)t, oaB aae Wfitelie-
Ser teilnebnen an oieier Yeriamm
lung, oenr es tperoen iebr tpid)tigc
aeid)Gfte 5ur GrleOigung porfommer.
Gas 8iiherpriifu ifungsfomitee miro sen
9eridt abItatten BON SEN lesten orel
Nonaten. @ir boffen, baB aae Mit.
glieSer iif gutitebeno MAIDEN i'm Ser.
Elm uno Central 0erbano. MQe 8e.
amten tperoen eriuht au ansegabener
.3eit anmeienb 5u iein.
S. @obmeiiter, Sefr.
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'ren 3abllmgen bon sliieBments an oer
Central Gerhano entboben iino, in
Gmpfang 5u nebmen. Sies betrifit
'nr iclde MitalieNer, sic bel Der lln'
terihreibung inn Sabr 1923 ein
3lpan5ia Sabre 3ahllngs gsSebensner,
iiterungss 3ertififat berausnubmen
ooer Ole i'm Wtonat September 1919
i'm Gerein uno Central @erbano nls
Mitalieo aifgenpnlmen ,nuroen.
Heamten-@eriammlnng
am Sreitag, BEN 8. Sftober, s llbr
abenos. Serman Miller, Sefr.
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Siebenbiireiid- -2lmerifanifhes Dolfsblatt

nieoer, tpe or GO Sabre lang tpobnte
uno mar 40 Sabre oils Wobelltilhler
BEL ser Morgon engineering 60. BE-
ihdftigt. 3ulest tpar er in Salem bel
ser MuQins Manufacturing So. tGtig.
'Seit einigen Sabren bate er iid in
Hubeitano beeeben.
Serr Serman 8retihneioer tpar Elm
@riinoer oes @eiangnereins &armo-
ME uno Gbrenmitglieo 10 auh gbren=
WitelieO pom 3tueis 3.
Gs trauern INN Sen Oabinaeibie-
oenen ieine tieieebeugte Satin Mnno,
3,pei SOdter, 5rau S0a 8earomore,
ssrau Goris @aiif BON glepelanb, 2
Sobne, Mlbert in glepelanS, uno Ger
man Sr. in Canton, unb elm Gnfel-
fino. &ube ieiner Mihe. u. s.