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Evening star., 1944-12-02

hdtfoao hetlrement Board 3Ul u
ENGINEER. 3rd class or better: perma-
nent nenli JOB Tor malnta1ning M laundry dry; day Or
1870: Or in person, 1907 South 1n CAPITOL St. st.
ENGINEER, white, first-class license, union
n'ant. permanent. good working conditions
ENGINEER EN. with EEA experience in laying
the right man. Boy 1871, Star 4.
ENGINEER wanted for permanent posi-
wnere employed fol, last 5 yrs; time and a
sa ton pay Bof oe 44 9yaF sts g. hours postwar
chief engineer HOTEL ARps WAsHNeToa If efE5SE
Sa zee kPsnRfXTfHa HEhPER appy NM IN person
chief ens.neer, HoTEL Hy WAsHfNGToN 81 fStsGS II
l5th It b. s1eNeTn and NResTnnsylyania sHId ave; NV.
EoBRTNs 3 3 y PORTRAIT STUDIO, $50 i4th
FIREMAN. day work, white or colered
Apply MR.. NORRIS, Fairfax Hotel, 21OC
FISH CLEANERS. colored; top wages, IN
cluding meals must pc reliable and will
III tR EGEs GRIP hpDl' eSs Dsrf9nnel sa see
washing crew, good position for capable
sSSss m19 MARpMAR PARK # HoFEL eonh eDp7
foop fSs sHs TSGHfs Clicks III IS or over
Will Train yUu lOT eSSenIldl WOrR IN Oul
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers; good pay. salary while learn
ABE Hppy gn0sms at any faa @ @ugfeS 0Rn free
FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced, short hours
top salary, meals free, GE. 77O0
fRE1GHT ff1H iaEr BRAKEMEN si hH wanted Pa. R. R
Applicants report at Room 215, Unior
FUEL oil DRIVERS, white; good pay
eeqs F. %ooDsoN SSsk CO., AO5E Sth
FuhhsonL Mhfhlsoh aHf aTHfRAnN;sspoRr DRIVERS, in es
nefaie% eefai I 1850 T Pf sThUARr aRs 10
o Hf rhGek 1lEc ly5f DR1v1k Vi &C. good
regular hours and steady work. See MIR
COOP at 1241 ,1st st: ne. Applicant.
R1fs haTs 1sfeFaa sEfR 9Ses
perience helpful but not absolutely neces
sary. will train men for this work. Elk
conditions See Mr.. whitmore. P. j. NEi
fGRNITusE FUR ri RE- RRFiSisaER, Z s 1st.class man
permanent per Job good pay excellent work
Mhs M RRPaiRMAN sRPaifa AZ 1stcass nw
permanent permanent lob good pay excellent workin,
FUkNiTGRE fft TPGRien saIEsmENHigh aTi earnings
good eoppoTtunity, fast-growing concern
GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE MEN and me
chanics, experienced on gas ranges ant
cookers, water heaters and radiant ga
heaters. Top pay, steady work, good worK
| ing conditions with many advantages Onl,
honest, sober men with good records neet
apply. Permanent Jobs for the right in
dividuals. Essential work. Box GIT, Star
GUARD for defense plant, 4S-hour week
asy cn. work hpS1 Sns' oW gsssaat xorfns e9nd 91s
| Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Nd. Airine
| arrangements approved.
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Evening star., 1944-12-02

TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced,
dsgs Preer soms ont to ne @ % suP to
10th and Monroe sts. ne; Good work
permanent. For interview phone week
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. experienced.
Apply employment office, 722 18th st. NV.
Monday through Friday, $50 am. to
{: ee 4 E TEIEpaoME . CO. 60 - ''n' ne
TELEPHONE WORK for girls and young
SaF xth or spns o pns roI pae
with . future: Apply Miss Fifer WEST
FEN 1H3R ReIn fo1 S Sri 4s St veeE
@ Paspsi paosa aomE 'sfG
ms; ms, GO, 716 l1th St NV. Wash, p c;
TYPIST with some knowledge of account
.oT fSE nanl poso msGn Sour dirRa
salary. ABBY coLuMsfA PIcTuREs RES
sIs BIfNa HsS Jersey GIEsk, aHs NV wholesale
psssan st asaas dsseDs seass
Mtsssass for inssr7ex Sssrs ss7D sa oo5o
TYPIsTs-CIERKs. under II yrs. of age;
INSURANCE @ company i once; sa'ai kno~iedEe S m s q
typing desired: Apply in person to MISS
F RHsD xsB afsrsaI 7Hs ss 4h cehhk 4
position; approximately S37 per week UNI
yERSAL CARLOADING & DISTRIBUTING
MATTRESSES, white, for fountain service,
$3.50 am. to 5:30 pm. Also IL to $50
p m. Good salary, tips, uniforms, meals.
vacations. VENEzIA CAFETERIA, 1856
Conn. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, for Sunday work; expert
ao XII sdfe tee Conn Anp ape
NV. WO 9779.
SEAMsTREsSEs, experienced, to sew on
! ing conditions. Apply r. c. M. BURTON
a Se>N. Oil z st. nv.
Evening star., 1944-12-02

FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 16 or over; we
will train you for essential work in our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war workers; good pay, salary while learn
ing; uniforms furnished and laundry free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
employment ONCE. 20 p ct. n.s.
Evening star., 1944-02-21

One pound Of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to manu-
facture one third pound gunpowder!
Evening star., 1944-02-21
| Sailor Discovers
| Kind Policeman
SHisFother
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PRESTON, IDAHO. Feb. a.
Night On1cer Verl Fellows nodded
when the young sailor asked for
lodging.
His furlough was granted before
money arrived from home, the sailor
explained, and he was hitch hiking
from San Diego, Calf, to Shelley,
Idaho.
Mr.. Fellows took the sailor to Jail
and then continued on his night
round.
But Mr.. Fellows decided service
man deserved better lodging. He
returned and invited the youth to
his home.
As they left, another oficer called
Good night, Verl."
That's my name, too," the sailor
said. What is your last name?"
Fellows" the officer replied.
Then you are my dad" exclaimed
the sailor.
They had not seen each other for
II years, when Mr.. Fellows and his
first wife separated. The youth
Donald Verl Mitchell, had lived with
his mothers parents and adopted
their surname.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
George |. Craig Dies;
Pioneer Oil Operator
NJ tha Aseoc;et.Sp->.

BY tn6 Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 21.-George
Lggett Craig, 10, pioneer Pennsyl.
vania oil operator and builder ol
the Crescent pipeline to the Eastern
seaboard in 1891, died at his home
IN Sewickley, Pa, Saturday.
Mr.. Craig, with his brothers, or.
ganized the Craig Oil Co., Toledo
the Freedom Oil Works Co., Free.
dom, Pa, and the Charters Oil Co.
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1944-02-21
1o NoturoI Wild
MINkSCARFS
Were s35 to $50 per skin
3 to 5 skin arrangements.
21;;9:'.5;;. 8 s.

1-White Lapin Coney Cape,
size II. Orig.
1-Black dyed Skunk Bolero,
size 20. Orig. 59.50--1o.o5
ENatural Tipped Skunk Bo-
leros, sizes IL, IA. 16. Orig.
$S5, $95----2o.75 $95
1-Natural Blue Fox Scarf (sin-
gle skim. Orig. SIPS --5o. so
1-Black-dyed Caracul Lamb
Cape, size is. Orig. $115- -59.75
1-Natural Mink Tail Cape,
size 16. Orig. $150-----7o.50
Extra C Choice 3-Skin
White-faced Silver Fox
Scarf and Muff combina-
tion. Orig. $425 no
Evening star., 1944-02-21
Landon's Trade Talk
Lauded by Wi||kie
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
DIES MONIES, Feb. 2l.-Wendell
Willkie, candidate for the Repubn-
can nomination for President, yes
terday called a recent speech on
world trade by ALI M. Landon, who
has disagreed with some Willkie
policies, lone Of the most provoca-
tive, constructive talks on that, OF
any other question. by any Republi-
can leader In the last several
months"
Mr.. Willkie, en- route back to New
York from q tour Of several North
western States, made the reference
to Mr.. Landon's address in a press
conference with Iowa Republican
editors.
Mr.. Landon, the Republican presi-
Dental nominee In 1895, urged In
an address last week at Kirksville
Mo-, that the Republican Party
stand for "free and easy inter-
change of raw materials. and fin
ished products among all the ma
tions Of the world" as a way tc
prosperity and peace.
Il believe the Republican Party
can achieve cohesive and effective
leadership because of three bases
on which we can build" Mr.. Willkie
told the newsmen.
First, we have the forward-look-
Ing view I find among Iowa party
leaders, who have none of those
negative qualities which disturb the
independent voters. Second, we
have the rs States with Republican
Governors who are administering
their States with skill and financial
Integrity. Third, we have the gains
made in the number of seats held
by Republicans in both the House
and the Senate in Congress"
One pound of waste cooking fats
Evening star., 1944-02-21

End Floor
1-White figured chintE Dress,
size 8. Orig. $16.95- So
3-Rayon FailIe Taffeta
Dresses, rose and green,
sizes Sill. Orig. $16.95-- SO
Rose Beige Jersey Dress,
size 16. Orig. $29.75 --- 50
2-Black Velvet Dresses, pink
metallic tops, sizes 10, IA.
Orig. $35 z g
1-White Rayon Crepe Dinner
Dress, slightly soiled, sizes
IL, '18. Orig. 1896 80
blue Chiffon and Lace
Long Dinner Dress,
slightly soiled, size 40.
Orig. $39.95 -- 10 9
@Black Rayon Crepe
Dresses, blue and coral
Jersey tops, sises II, Is.
Orig. $29.75 ---- 1O.o
Evening star., 1944-02-21
SUITS.
4fh Floor

4fh Floor
8-Summer Suits, red, brown,
blue, sizes 1920. Orig. 1875,
16.95 8.ol
2-Black Rayon Faille Suits,
sizes H.. IS. Orig. ss.ss :--l2.s:
2-Beige Flannel Suits, soiled,
sizes 16, 18. Orig. $35- ---14. 81
@Rayon Faille Suits, green or
beige, sizes II, Is. Orig.
S9.95 ok
4-Tweed Suits, sizes IL, 16, Is.
Orig. ::zz.s:
Suit, size 20: orig: .ss-.-s -szz.e:
Beige 1000 Wool Suits, size
Is, IS. Orig: $685., s4s- -zz.e:
2s-Stroock 1000 Wool Suits,
bright colors, Juniors and
misses sizes. Orig. 1895 % 81
6-Forstmann 1000 Wool
Suits, grey, beige, black,
sizes 1918. Orig. SIS 10 81
1s-1oo% Wool Suits, Mems
wear Worsted, grey striped
flannel, grey sharkskin,
brown or blue, misses sizes.
Orig. $45, $49.95------2o 81
13-lo0% Wool Forstmann
Doeskin, Imported Mems
wear Worsteds, pastels and
dark colors, misses sizes.
Orig. sss-
Evening star., 1944-02-21

Isf Floor
6-Assorted Fur Muffs. Orig.
SIS to $35 IN
11-Sable-dyed Squirrel Scarfs,
from to IL skins in each
scarf. Orig. SOS per skin 3.95
Per Skin
Evening star., 1944-02-21
AcH ITEM-DoNT MISS SINGLE WISE CONE EARLY!
!

j
Isf Floor
1-White Lapin Coney Jacket,
size IL. Orig. $4S.5o------19.95
2-Fisher-dyed Raccoon Jack
cts, size IA. Orig. $135---3o.75
s-Natural Tipped Raccoon
Jackets, sizes IA, Is. Orig.
'lss----3s.75 'lss
+Black dyed Skunk Jackets,
sizes 14-16, 20. Orig. $115- -4o.75
5-Black- dyed Skunk Long
Jackets and Trotteurs, sizes
IA, 16, 1S. Orig. $115-$145- -5o.75
2-Lynx-dyed Wolf Jackets,
size Is. Orig. slss--7s.5o
3-Sable-dyed Squirrel Jackets,
sizes 1s, Is, 20. Orig. S165,
SITS sl7s--7s.5o
l-Natural Kamchatka Red
Fox Jacket. size 16. Orig.
SITS $3.50
3-Silver Fox Jackets, Sue 16.
Orig. $295-$350 50-1oR ~
1-White Russian Ermine
Jacket, size Is. Orig.
ssss ----------------25e.oo
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Camp Springs, Winner,
Host to Richmond A. B.

Camp Springs basket ball team
will be host to the Richmond Army
Air Base five tonight and hopes to
have as easy time subduing the
airmen as they did the OSS aggre-
CATION last night.
Playing on their own court the
soldiers drubbed OSS of the Heurich
Basket Ball League, 44-29. Joe Mills,
former N. c. State star, paced Camp
Springs with 16 points to carry off
scoring honors. John Barry, ex-
Michigan ace, was next with nine.
Bob Glamack, former All-America
from North Carolina, led the losers
with 10.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Girl WresfIers Share
Spotlight With Men
In Benefit Show

The girl wrestlers are back at
Turner's Arena tonight, sharing the
limelight with Babe Sharkey and
Michele Leone who tangle in the
feature of the all-star card arranged
by Promoter Joe Turner for the
benefit of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Elvira Snodgrass, the tough little
hillbilly star, meets Anne Laverne in
one of the feminine tussles, and the
other match features the local debut
of Violet (ViolenD Valentine, a
crowd pleaser from Los Angeles.
Co-starred with the graphing girls
is pair of wrestling brothers who
perform under different names
Dutch Rohde and Billy Darnell. The
Dutchman takes on Eddie Hannigan
the Irish star from New York, and
Billy is paired with Ace Freeman.
Proceeds from the show 60 to q
fund to buy Christmas gifts fol-
wounded servicemen in local hos
pitals.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Marine Corps Institute
Is Host to Quuntico

Marine Corps Institute will drive
for its seventh victory in the Po-
tomac River Naval Command Bas-
ket Ball League when it meets
Quantico Marines tomorrow night
at Quantico.
Last night the Leathernecks
whipped Naval Air Station, 1896
in the Jefferson Junior High School
gym. Eddie Phillips, with 13 points,
paced the Marines. Mickey Finley
registered 10 for the winners.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Conodiens AIIege Rivals
Trying to Wreck Star

BY the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Dec. 20.-T. P. Cor
man, manager of the first place
Montreal Canadiens, plans to make
formal protest to Mervyn CRed)
Dutton, president of the National
Hockey League, over the manner
other N. H. L. clubs have been
treating Maurice Richard, Mon
treals star right-winger.
TT is quite evident" German
said after consulting with Coach
Dick Irwin, that players are being
sent out on the ice to trip, hold
wrestle and block Richard by any
means, legitimate or otherwise
They have formed the Wreck
Richard Club and we are not going
to let them get away with it."
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Patty Berg
was yoteds outstanding woman
athlete of year by Associated
Press poll.
Three years ago-Craig Woods
victory in National Open golf
tournament rated comeback of
year in Associated Press poll.
Five years ago-University of
Chicago abolished football as re-
suit of poor showing in recent
years.
Ten years ago-Bobby Cruick-
shank's 267 for 70 holes won
5000 Cardinal Open golf tour
narnent in Nassau, British West
Indies.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Fights Lost Night
IN the Associated Press

BY lHe Associated Press.
BROOKLYN Phil Terranova, 127%,
New YORK, TKO Leo Francis, SO, Pan
anna. ,; Leo Romanello, 146, Brooklyn,
TKO Billy Napper. 14912, Seattle, 9.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y-Danny Al
ridge, 1882, Newark, N j.. outpointed
Nunzio Ferraro, 1864, Milwaukee, out
pointed Jimmy Mills, 144h, New
CLEVELAND. Tommy Bell, 14s,
youngstown, Ohio, ,outpointed Chuck
Hunter. 141, Cleveland, 10; Johnny
Flynn, EOS, Rochester. N. Y. outpointed
Pc. Joe Maxim, 1873. Maiden Field,
WI, fHi,AtRSTFoRD conn.-eeorge Red"
Boty, 149, Hartford, outpointed Joe
Giordono, Al. Toronto, TKo Jackie
Conners, IA, New York. I.
TRENTON, N. J.-Henry Jordan.
1882. Philadelphia, outpointed Oscar
Suggs, 1907, Newport, R. 1, 6: Corpl.
Jim Foster. 1879, Oneida, III, TKO Bill
Winbush. 226, Newark. f.
JERSEY CITY,-Dom Amoroso. 1874,
Jersey City. outpointed Carmine Fatta
1875, New York, 10; Jimmy Mason.
1891, Camp Kilmer. knocked out Jackie
SAVING. New York, 9
NEW BEDFORD, Mass-Norman See.
1876, Montreal outpointed Al Freda,
l4O, Worcester, s; a. Pinel, 155. TKO
John Nara, 152. Boston, s.
HOUSTON, Tex-Gunnar Barlund,
205, Finland, outpointed Don Andross,
1876, Minneapolis, 10
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Snovely Hos Business
HuddIe at CuroIinu
BY the Associated Press.

/ By The AsSOclated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N c., Dec. 20.
Athletic officials of University of
North Carolina and Carl Snavely,
mead football coach at Cornell, to-
day are expected to conclude con-
ference here on Snavelys possible
return next fall as coach of the
Tar Heels.
Serving as coach of the Tar Heels
decade ago. Snavely resigned after
two years to accept a three-year
contract at Cornell.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Twins Basket Duel
BRINGS o6 Points
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSociated Press.
ARTHUR, H., Dec. 20.-Harold
and Gerald Anderson. twin
brothers, had a private duel last
night for scoring honors as their
Arthur High School basket ball
team smothered the Arcola quin-
tet, 100 to II.
Gerald popped in "a field goals
and four free throws for 50
points, to edge out his brother,
who added A points to make
their total contribution 96 points.
Their father, former high school
principal, didn't see the perform
ance. He's in the Army.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Techs Cook Has 2S9
In Losing Rifle Tilt

Although his rifle team was de-
feated. 1,285 to 1,214, by University
of Maryland sharpshooters last night
on the Old Liners range, Capt. Art
Cook of the Tech High team has
hung up mark for rivals to fire at.
Cook, high-scorer of the match
with 289 points out of a possible 300,
fired perfect 100 In the prone posi-
ton, 98 in the kneeling, and 81
in the standing, tally that seldom
is made on any range.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
St. Louis, in Hockey Tie
Eases Buffalo Hoodoo
BY the Associated Press.

After absorbing four straight
beatings at the hands of the Amer
lean Hockey League Champion Buff
falo Bisons, the st. Louis Flyers
played one of their best games OF
the season last night to hold the
champs to- % tie.
The deadlock was doubly salts
flying to the Flyers, for they in
habit the Western division cellar
while Buffalo leads the Eastern half
The Hershey Bears invade Pitts
burgh for the only league action
tonight.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Boy Is Out of Tune
At Sports Confub

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Dec. >20.-With ath-
letics the prime subject at
luncheon, a proud father intro
duced his son to Sports Editor
Jack Troy of the Atlanta Con-
stitution.
ITS nice to know you, Rich
ard" Troy responded, what do
you play?"
"The cornet," the youth replied
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Stuck With Wrongly Punched
Ticket, Clerk Wins $274.5O
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
j. Lotus, a mutuels clerk at Gulf
stream Park, punched the wrong
ticket for a bettor in Monday S
fourth race and was stuck" with a
SIS ticket on No. 6. Hargram. A few
minutes later he collected $274.50
as Hargram won at odds Of $109.80
for 50.
r. Edens rode four winners at
the Charles Town track on Monday
Yesterday it was Jockey r. Fiocchi
who turned the trick. He was
astride Press Box, $11.40, In the fea-
tured race; Sharp Reward, $11.80;
Arch Macdonald, $42.80, and Up
Jack, $11.00.
Evening star., 1944-12-20

Poppy Miss, which won six starts
in 1943, but failed to make the win
ners' circle until November this
year, won her second victory of the
1914 campaign by taking the Della
ware Purse at Gulfstream yester-
day. She ran the 7 furlongs in
1855 and paid $6.10.
Playful Pal, q 4-year -old filly
chalked up her third straight
triumph at Gulfstream yesterday
Happy Issue. winner OF the SIS, ,00o
Hollywood Park Gold Cup, has been
nominated for the 100000 Santa
Anita Handicap on March 8 along
with 95 other thoroughbreds.
Jockey Herb Claggett is fully re-
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Grid Arbiters Delay Fete

The Washington district football
officials annual banquet, originally
scheduled for the Touchdown Club
tomorrow, has been postponed in
definitely.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
BIoir Beots Terp Reserves

.Montgomery-Blair High School
basketers defeated the University
Of Maryland second team, 20 to "a,
last night in the Montgomery-Blair
gym
Evening star., 1944-12-20

covered from an appendicitis op-
Grafton and has been engaged to
ride Smart Bet In the opening-day
feature at Tropical Park Christmas
Day.
Evening star., 1944-12-20

Harry Pratt, who quit riding
when he became Ill during the
summer, again Is galloping horses
in Florida and soon will be ready
to stage q comeback.
Evening star., 1944-12-20

Widows-rnust 60 by ship But no time is lost
by the Air Technical Service Command. West
ward they 60 by sea, in knockdown form.
The wing assemblies are loaded into cargo
planes almost Immediately. OFF they 60, by
air. And soon, six fighter planes will roar back
into combat against the Japs.
That building near Dayton houses the head
quarters Of the Air Technical Service Com
mand, which supplies and maintains all equip
ment of the Army Air Forces
It's Supply Division is the heart of the
ATSC. Hundreds of thousands of different
items are handled-bombers and bolts, bombs
and bullets, fuel and flying suits, jungle kits
and medical supplies.
Fully as important is the Maintenance
Division, which keeps Army Air Forces air
planes in combat condition.
At huge shops in this country, planes are
completely overhauled, made as good as new.
Overseas, service units operate depots for re-
pairing and overhauling planes in combat
theaters. All told, the ATSC may repair as
many as $4,000 airplanes in a single month.
Evening star., 1944-12-20

TN A FAR-oFF U. S. Army Air Forces base,
1 deep in the Pacific telegrapher rattles
his key -. ....
"need P-61's number to x". ."reed six
complete fighter plane wing assemblies
classification w. ."need--"
very short time later, bell rings on a ma
chine in a building at Wright Field, near Day.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
ARMY AIR peReEs paere

The Personnel Division Of ATSC supplies
and trains the 100000 civilian workers who
make this command the largest industrial en-
ployer in the world.
These men and women and the uniformed
members Of the ATSC are in real sense the
guardians Of the men who wear the Silver
Wings. The finest tribute to their efficiency is
the proud record Of our Army Air Forces in
combat.
X WAR BONDs-TO HAVE AND 10 HOLD!t
Evening star., 1944-12-20

ton, Ohio. Softly clacking keys reproduce the
appeal on cablegram form.
At once vast and highly organized system
is set in motion. The deadly P-61's-Black
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10 Sabre lang ibre Mutos unteriuhci
laiien fonnen. Sett baben Die meiltel
Staote ,Si1erbeits Hriiilungsmege"
Sp nurlrn MAIDEN Sic niht@ebraud
BON oieIem Sienlt. Gin iiGeres sluts
uno ein iiberer Sabrer beoeutet eini
iifera 6abrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-27

Sronf 5. 2aliti)e, Ssr Ncluofratl.
ld,e GsuuernHlrsfanoioat lno 9iir:
acrn,eiitcr G!eoeluuNs, bat Sotn s
Sofnr sum Wiana9er unb Shab
mcilter r,r Sallidp,-iiirs s8oursrneitr
Gampagne ernonat. Hnfar mar &c,
Setter oller &an1paguen Sol;ld>as sc
lreien, 5. +. BON insgclanlt iieben
Sic aQe lunren rrfulgreic).
Sas Sauptuuartier Sau'des II
GoIunltus nuroe i'm 9feil Suu'e er
>filet. SSn Gleuelano befil;'eet es I'D
in lto A27 2eaSer Sl!loina. 8ls
serneiltcrs. Gr lit min bon oielen
fer mar. 2ogar Scfrctdr as Sllr
GoIten Suriifsetreten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-27
5iebenb1reilds2 ds2lmerifani(des DoIfsbIaff

Sirat 8rotto noajt1nbig al,sper.
foui ipuroc Man mub alIc busu ic-
BEN, lih tiir 81, erlte offeatlihe Gor.
itealms sfitt!poh, bsn 2. Mugull
Gartcn st helor8en.
T;e nahItiplgenbe @phc miro 10.
eam ySan:e" ailfgeiiibrt mcroen,
oas oie berarnpadJIcnNe Suseno gum
,sntalt bat. slls bpIes Stiif uon
@eruisitauipielern i'm Sriibling I'M
Sanna Sbeater gegeben muroe, rnt
cs ,!pci @odlen aaf Gem Spie,p.an
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-27

audi so &inoer ser Ibeaterlhule
nit 8aianahoren uno 1aa5gruppn
ouftreten. Die gan5e 1arbeuprad.
ilno St3onfeit, tpie lie in Sen BOLTS
tiimlidpu gisibaucu 5u iinoen iino.
miro ipicber5uerfennen lein uno
arcnn lie oie Songs bSren, neroen
lie crit gelpabr, oab ii, iie lhon langc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-27
Cain Park Theaier

Babies in Toplano" lit Der 81
tel Der Gbantaiie, ole Gictor Serberi
rerfaBte uno Die bas Gnt5iiden Der
Gain Harf Sdlte in Ser 3eit pon
/. bis 5. slusult olsloSen miro
Nibt nur oaB ungef1br 80 fiibren.
&c Hollen pprbonocn iino, nercrn