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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

TACT, they've nad the pleaSuraDle e&~
perience Of making Star Play
house" what 1t is the best IN
daytime radio.
An honorably discharged Army
pilot who wants to be forest rang
er or game warden will try for just
such q woodsy job during the Heidi
Time for Hires program over WATR
and the Blue Network Monday,
June 10 at TOO p. m.
Jack L. Kerr, 81 years old, attach
ed to the Army Air Force for three
years, is the man who wants to take
to the tall timber, preferably some
where near Salt Lake City, Utah,
Kerr received forestry experience IN
Albuerue, New Mexico, where he was
attending school at the time he en-
tered the service. The Blue station
in Salt Lake City will wire to Hol-
lywood job offers which will be
read, and possibly one accepted,
during the broadcast.
Horace Heidi and Musical knights
will open the program with Bicycle
Built for Two" to be followed by
the weekly servicemens' quiz with
war bond prizes. Il Love You Truly"
will be whistler Fred Lowery'S num-
Der, the Lucky Seven Swingsters will
harmonic pretty Kitty Blue Eyes
and the knights will swing "Tico,
Tico." Dorothy Rae then will be
spotlighted in TOO Late" crooner
Bob Matthews Will sing How Blue
the Night" and the entire company
will be heard in a song hit Of the
last war, Rose Of No Mans Land"
Biggest special events broadcast
in radio Is an evening commercial,
THE Victory Parade of Spotlight
Bands" It's aired over WATR and
the Blue Network six nights week,
every night from a different serv-
ice camp or war center. In 10
months on the air the program has
originated from 46 states, Canada,
Mexico and Hawaii. 1t has travelled
700,0 900 miles for $50 broadcasts Cup
to June 22) and employed 100 diff
ferent name bands. Now each pro-
gram is supplemented by shortwave
interviews from abroad with U. S.
invasion troops.
Speaking of Spotlight Bands"
Jan CARRIER. who will be the pro-
grams guest Tuesday night (June
90. says he was the first band
leader to introduce the hand vocal
list. He played the first one might
stand and was the first maestro to
mix comedy patter with his music.
That was in the early 20's and at the
time the public was apathet!c. Or"
says CARRIER, maybe wasn't fun
n.y." CARRIER also was the first Of o
current crop of bandleaders to come
out of the University of North Caro-
lima (although he was born near
PHILADELPHIA. Among others who
followed from UNC: Kay Kyser,
Skinnay Ennis and the late Hal
Kemp.
In connection with the Fifth War
Loan Drive, Dunninger will attempt
to discover the location Of War
Bond Poster autographed by 100
prominent people Of Chicago during
his WATR Blue Network program
tonight at 900 p. m.
The poster, drawn by Dave Mink,
1943 winner of the Victory Art
Award, will be hidden by the trio
Of judges somewhere in the Windy
City. During the program Dunnin-
ger will request the judges to con-
centrate on the location of the
poster and then he will endeavor to
name that location.
The judges for the broadcast will
include Mayor Edward Kelly Of Chi
cago, Lulu Bell, Of the National
Barn Dance" radio program, and
Ranslow P. Scherer. chairman Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

GRANDVIEW PHAR.
A. Kusaila. ID. 8. Reg. PhsE.
STS Grandvlew Ave. Tel. 8-0G09
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

FULTON PARK PHAR.
John Jalk0w. Reg. PhaF.
400 Cooke 81. Tel. l-ooo1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

CHASE PARK PHAR.
Frank CalvO. Reg. Phsr.
500 West Main 81. Tel. 3-0900
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

HANRAHAN'S PHAR.
Q. r. Hanrahan. Res. Phar.
100 Walnut st. Tel. 3-e9A0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

FAIRLAWN PHAR.
A. ID. Litslxy, Reg. Phar.
222 Frost Road. Tel. 4-O64S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

BUNKER HILL PHAR.
@. }. winters. Phi. @.
2B6 Bunker HIlI Av. Tel. 3-0900
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

FLEMING'S PHAR.
w. J. Fleming. Reg. PhaR.
1871 East Main 81. Tel. 4-0s23
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

JOHNS DRUG STORE
George A. Kipp. Reg. Phar.
SIC North Main 81. Tel. l-0012
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21
WAVELETS
By ED LEAMY

fact, they've had the pleasurable ex-
perience Of making Star Play
house" what 1t is the best IN
daytime radio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

KEEFE'S PHARMACY
Fred d. Keefe. Reg. Phar.
2l] Hillside Ave. Tel. $4,000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

HIGHLAND PHAR.
A. n. shobrinsISy. Reg. PhsY.
SIS. Highland Ave. Tel. S-0OS5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

PICARELLI PHAR., Inc.
y. ID. AlfierI. Reg. PAaP.
27B south Main St. Tel. S-9549
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

PAUL'S DRUG STORE
George r. Paul. Reg. PhaP.
COT FAST Main st. Tel. 3-O99R
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

THE JONES DRUG co.
r. A. Lerz q n. Paolina. r. Phs.
willow and Grove. Tel. 3-OS3O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

IDEAL PHARMACY
DaaIkum q Gyde
I79 North Main st. Tel. S-8SO9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

KENYON'S PHARMACY
walter d. Kenyon. Reg. Phev.
076 East Main 81. Tel. 4-oOo2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

KENAUSIS' DRUGS
w. n. Kenausis. Reg. Phar.
DIS Bank st. TEL $4,000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

PICKETT DRUG co.
Eugene d. BeadIe. Reg. Phar.
t84 West Main st. Tel. 3-404x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

KIPP PHARMACY
Donald N. white. Reg. Phsr.
S2S walnut ut. Tel. S-OSfO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

BENDLER'S DRUGS
John w. Bender, Reg. PhaP.
Bank and Congress. Tel. LOTTO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-21

MARTINS PHARMACY
John p. Martin. Reg. Phav.
go South Main 81. Tel S~07SR
Evening star., 1944-04-23

NSsAtsaFAzs Il
rs.D u Aim, II
y :
Ia !
Drama and ron1ai
Evening star., 1944-04-23

s n =, Daily,
s'A ~
s4pest4hts,sr 1.
as..s ..s..p !, sm1 ~
his stock In trade
Evening star., 1944-04-23

An AND FRseD N0ooleS Gsrs ~
|, esps essasA Asssd
: ehsppsd ea,se s
,s~x 3esps essasd ts0sssss
~ ehsspsd 4
\ s@aa peehsas aesd8es
heavy frying pan. Fry onion. ce3ery, ham
ls~ls&1vS f,sxrvey.ed Adj trfnafUea and salt ]
Evening star., 1944-04-23

!, for AAm!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Truman Defends
Machine Ties

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Is
GNS)-Senator Truman declared
here that he did not think the
political boss was a necessary
evil in American politics but ut
all depends on whether he's on
your side" Truman, discussing
his former association with Tom
PendergaSt. said:
"He was my friend when I
needed political friend and 1
was his. ! don't feel like kick
ing him around when he Is
down."
Truman declared that a poll
teal machine could exist only as
long as the people want II.
when they don't want IL,
they usually kick IL out" he
said. THAT goes for any polit-
ical machine - yes, Hague In
Guided"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
lTurnn.an Areal

ituropfah Nftal
ANDERSON. PFC. VERNON R-Mrt Anna
Anderson mother Menouiinse.
BIFANO. PVT Dan F.-MTS. JuhA bifano,
mother 1000 Scott, Detroit
Rho soHN S,,5 40 1ssa w Ilatoh b.iro, I
BoOTHRoYD PVT, GEORGE WINS
Mary Y BOothroyd mother, 27o Crosse
nos noss PFC. ROBERT H-Mrs. Grats NJ.
BoSS. mother, 100 Gerald, hifhlAnd PARK
BRENNAN SGT. THOMAS l. - Ars-
Norma Brennan. wife. 1880 WoooWara' Dc
RIA. rs JOSEPH c-Mrs, Katherine
Bra. mother Bessemer - -
HI ssiGkE Fii. Ma Msesin nsV ea '' "
BUSH PVT THEODORE R.-Leo A. Buah'
father, Oberlln.
cARMcK. PFC VERNON Arthur Car
cooPER ia LANIEL F-Mrs. Leona v.
Cooper wife Grand Rapids.
ckIsP, PVT. GEORGE E.-LouiS j. Crisp
'A etazosf fISeSvSs rl4 RAYMOND Felix
c cfostkowSh father, Smiths Greek
DoLHAY, PFC FRANK-Mrs. susan Dol
- pUrvTN, s SGT. HNDREw-MrS Reuben
stitsa, rothtr.ln,iaw, Grand Rapid. ,,u.
FREEE CPL si sGs Sabi,r f petSoIt Whine
Prick, PFC VANCE Mrs, Helen l.
"R RRIrs PFC FRANZ Mrs virginia p
Fries wife, s777 Lonffellos. Detroit.
FROST. PFC ROBERT Mrs. Mabel
Frost mother. Munger
GEORGE. PVT ROBERT Mrs. Margaret
l. George mother. Petoskey. -
GEURINK PFC HENRY --hfs. ENeyh
Ceurink. wife, Jacksonville
CRZANKA, 5 SGT WILLIAM =. NJ
Mar cr1knks. mother. llSes ST. Asoih.
aS GuNpERsos. PVT. CHARLES T. - Mira
Mabel CundsrSon. vile. 1885 Monica De
HARwIcH. PVT. ALLAN-Joseph Hsrvieh,
father 2qO9 ElmhurSt Detroit.
HEGEDUS, PVT JOSEPH Mrs berniee
Heeedus wife 200 S GreyiriArar Detroit-
HENDRIE, PVT. FRANK E.-MrS. Edith 4,
Hendrie, wife Fremont ,-
HYDE, PFC. FILLMORE Mrs. Estelle
Hyde mother Grand Rapids.
JERCER. PVT. EDWARD-MrS. Lydia Jer-
ger, wife, 5707 Trenton Detroit.
KARALES PFC JAMES J.-MTs heien
xarales mother, 4so Marlborough. Detroit.
KINSEY, PFC. ROBERT G.-hrh, Esther ~
Kinney mother RichlNnd
KLAMM, PFC. johann P.-Mrs. Lillian
KUcHARczYK' T SGT. THApDEus J.
John KuchsrcIyk. father. l7l7s Caldwell
liz BARON. PFC. LEONARD J-Frank H,
LITTLE LITTLE. al TT EUGENE T.-Mu. Eugene
MAuRER. scr EDWARD c. J. John
Maurer father, South Lyon.
MAXWELL. PVT. THOMAS G. Mrs. Mabel
Maxwell. mother. so53 Dobei Detroit.
MYRON, PVT EDWARD C.-ChArles a.
Myron, father, Port Huron.
NADER. PFC JOSEPH Mrs. Matilda
Nader. mother, las Pasadena. HiEhlAnd Park
W II.. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Hit by Fire Truck,
Officer Escapes Injury

Patrolman Abraham Maitland of
2232 Gladstone is on duty today,
none the worse, for an experience
involving collision between
fire truck and his motorcycle at
st. Antoine and Macomb yes
terday.
The truck was going north on
st. Antoine and had gone through
a red light at Macomb when Mat
lands motorcycle collided with
the rear of the vehicle. No one
was injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Tax Deputies Study
Income Levy Reforms

Revtsions in the income tax
laws are being studied by deputy
collectors OF internal revenue,
auditors and revenue agents in
an intensive one-week course.
Daily classes from 8 a. m. to 4
p. m, closed to the public, began
Monday at the Rackham Me-
mortal Bldg. and will continue
for two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Dewey Delay Cited

WASHINGTON. Oct. rs (INSl
Senator O'Mahoney Cd OF Wy
oming accused Gov. Dewey today
OF talking easily" about jobs and
opportunity. although Dewey did
not undertake. until two weeks
ago. 10 bring information 10 the
businessmen of New York on
postwar EXPANSION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

Although the deadIine for mailing army pack
ages past, you still send package week per-
sonnet of the Navy Marines, Coast Guards and Seabees
:. . any one with Fleet" P. O. But don't delay
you your packages get there for Christmas!
Kern offers you fine selection of different boxes
the contents of which are displayed in the department
for your selection >. then packed into regulation size
boxes by Kern's and mailed direct from Detroit All
prices and assortment have been approved by the OPA
Just give the and address of your servceman
woman overseas and we'll do the rest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
- Honor Roll
l Official Casualty List

department today made public the of 21l;
wounded the theater Shve from Mich
gan y from the Detroit
by department
today eight Michigan men, from the Detroit
and kim who have been noedare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
ARMY WOUNDED

NIEMIEC. Set ANpREw-Mr, Hattie Me
mice. mother, 54ia Proctor, Detroit.
EoRDIN, PFC ROBERT Mira Christina
Nordin. mother. otSeFo.
EoTARo, PVT. sAMuEle-Mr. Mary No
tsTo wife, 1855 Cadillac, Detroit
Stella Pslas1eSsh. mother. i24s2 Maine
PAUL. PVT. RICHARD Mrs Theresa
PAwELEK PVT. JOHN c.-Mn. Annie
Paselsk mother, 4o2a Campbell. Detroit.
d. Petooff, mother. Battle Greek. -
PoCUE. PVT CHARLES o.-Mrs Mary
P1sq ne mother mother; $3.50 Pinehsrst. Detroit.
es hIDDEh IMAM PFC. CERRIr-Henry Rid
RoBARGE. PFC, PETER Mrs. Marie
HG saGF P Pee MUSK ego m.
ST, JOHN. PvT. LAWRENCE E-Mr.
Dt saNP 3 st. S SShn' r SI,s HhTsek ~.
Sandov wife, Midland
scHATTLER. PVT ROBERT l. - Mrs
Laura sehattler. mother, ~ Cora. River
sIEGER. PVT. ARNOLD P-Mrs. 1ren.
sieEsr, wife, 23e5o sehoenherr road. EAI,
sIEiPKINs. PVT. LEWIS AIRS. Dorothy
smpkins mother, owosso
siNEs. PFC. THOMAS H-Mrs Linda
ss Sled 0f PvT EUGENE a1Rudolph Sled,
father, SSH Proctor, Detroit.
STEVENS. S SGT. EDWIN o.-Mrs. Wanda
Stevens, wife. VickSburg
SWEET SGT. ROLAND Civilian r.
Sweet. father, Smiths Greek .
TARABUs, PVT RAYMOND Mira.
Lucy TsrAbuI. mother. ll92 Coplin, De-
troit
TENNEY. PVT. HERBERT Mrs. Bessie
c. Tenney. wife LudlnEton.
UPTIGKOVE. PFC KENNETH r. - Mrs.
Han L. Uptgroye, wife. Flint
WANDER MEIDEN, 1ST 1T, JOHN-Mrs.
Julia Anne Wander Meiden. wife. Grand
Haven
VAKHERWEG, S SGT bAwRENcE-Mr5.
Mary Vsnherweg, mother SeginaW
VAN HOUTEN, SGT WILLIAMSBURG Van
Houten father, Holland
WACNITZ, PVT JOHN W.-Mrs. Melrose
c. WGgnitE. wife. 1888 Keystone. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
MARINE WOUNDED

ALDRIcH. PFC. DONALD M,-Mrs. Donald
NJ Aldrlch. wife. Kalamazoo.
BEEBE, PFC. WAYNE J. - Mrs. Tresss
Beebe, mother. Dawson.
GROVER. PFC HARRY NJ. JR.-Harry NJ.
Grover ST. father. Wayne.
HARRIS, PFC ROBERT E-Mrs. Grace r.
Harris. mother, Flint
JACKSON PFC ROBERT c-Odey Jack
son, father, 1901 West Point, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
DON'T FOOL
WITH COLD MISERIEs
HERE'S FAST RELIEF

RELIEF ONE tsss Hssdsths.
RELIEF TW0-Rsdvts fever.
RELIEF TnREE-lssssa body sdhss.
RELIEF F0UR-Eass sfyfy rose.
RELIEF fIvf-Rsdves uvsds oehss.
Groves Cold Tablets Get right down In
aide TO work Internally on ali those cold
missriss for prompt relief. A combina.
tion OF eight setivs ingredients. Take sx.
actly 80 directed. Large siss caves moasy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

Wedneday October Is,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
NAVY, MARINE DEAD

AcHEFF. PFC. DANIEL J. - Mrs. Dora
CAREY, PFC. LOUIS Louis NJ. Carey.
KEITH. TM/7c CLIFFORD LEON - Carl
Keith, father, 1916 Hanna, Detroit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
ct. Narfms Stride.

0as Sabr 1913 bat cine Cir ae.
lfloiien nno lit fir uns nur nod,
cine Grinnerl,ng. Mit oeln Sabr 1914
treten anoere Serantiportungen uno
Sorsen ein, sic mir 5u loien baben.
es apar Sic leste &irhenratsIisung
nit Heu. Gngelbreht. gr miro iho,l
III oie'er @ohe ieinen neuen Yoite.,
uuf Scm Sbeologiifen Seminar &c.
tufe, Soma, auinebmen uno sper linn
nah Someiteao III sic ct. Warfus
Stride ioleen miro, iuiiien mir bis
belte niht, bofien aber bab oieie
'Stelle balo beiett miro.
stuh geitatten mir uns befannt 81
geben, oaB oie Sanitor-Stclle pacant
miro uno oieienigen, ipelhe iib I'm
oieie Stelle belperben, baben ibre Sf-
ierten lmterfertieten SefretGr ein5u,
rei6en iobalo tpie ,n0glif.
Sobu Nobrman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Nms Ecraii,, Ohie
3meis IL.

Gs biene alien Sb,peitern snr a.
fGuigen Had)ridJt, oaB uniere nid)itt
gerlamnlung peridoben spprten ii
bonn 1. auf SEN =. Samstag, Ser
is. Sanllar, 7:30 llbr abenos. ga IN
oieier 8erIantmlung bie 9eamtinner
eingefiibrt tperoen, iino alle Sdjipe
Itern eriuht piinftlidj l,no 5aDlreid' 81
|erlfeinen. gtad ser Serian,nllurG
miro elm feiner 2un6 alien an!peien.
oen SdDeiteru lno @riioern bon,
3lpeis 5 ieroiert perben.
Sn Ser am 4. 0e5ember abgeba(te.
men @erlammlllng ipuroen ale @eanl.
tlnnen per slfflamation pieoer er-
pablt nit slusnabme ser 5iibrerin
Sobanna ebrman, ipelhe ireiipillia
iif melhete, bab Mmt an5unebmen.
Die 9eamtinnen fir 1914 iino:
Erdiioentin, &atb. Teutihl1noer
Gi5e.Prdi, Sara 8oobs 9
Yrot. aSefr., Charlotte Salt
isin.sSefr., gona SeGmann
Sdabm., Inna Jalf
slrfiparin, Sarnb 1beil
Genpalterinnen, emma &ubat,
Gitber @cnridl Maria Shneioer
sSiibrerirL Sobannn Gbrmam.
llnier ndhiter &artenabeno iinbet
am 9onnerstag, oen 13. Sanuar, S
ltbr abenOs ltatt. sllle iino aufs bers.
lid)Ite eingelaOen iidJ 5u beteilisen.
WiinIde allen Elm gliidlibes neues
Sabr. Charlotte yalf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
slMs Dctr>st. 2l1istiaan
Rirden Sranen @erein Der S..YetrmS
0cmcinbe.

slnen Sdnpeltern bienc sur Naf-
ridht, bab Sic reeelntaf3ige 'Sitlns am
is. Sanuar, 6 l1br abenos, abbebal-
ten miro. slnihliebenb boron iinoet
Ser iiblihe Gamilicnabeno Itatt, gu
Delhem alle Mitglieber lnb SdApe-
itern iotuie Sre,tnoe eingelaoen lino.
Die Sd,tpeitern Gatborina Ninoeu,
Maria 9inSer uno Ghriitino Gengel
tperoen alle 9fn1peienAen auis @eite be.
spirten.
Die 9eanntinnen bes ;Srcllen Ser.
ems fir ho5 Sabr 1914 lino folJenoc
GorIteberiit, Snna Sonntng
&I5e GorIteI)crin Gina Seller
Sd)riftfiihreril,, Ntinnie &urres
SSill.ISefr., 9lnna Manben
Sd'abnt., slnnu 3ifeli
Ger1unltcrinnen GbriIt;na opretb,
Gbriitino Gcnoel, Goth. &rnllB
Gerg1iig,ngsfonlitee, Maria 9in-
ser, &atb. &obler
Gronfenfonlitee lmo @lumenmtts
ter, &c Shlier, @ilma ScutIh
Sugenobmomutter, 90. &rrrcs.
slne 9eantilWen peripra6er nur
sllm @nbl uno gcIten Ses Gereins ,ll
arbeiten. ltinnie &arres, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
2ipeia 26.

slaen sMiteliebern oes 3,peia
oiene sur gefdaigen Nahricht, bab 81.
nafIte @eriammlllng am Samstag
oen s. Sanllar, plmft s llbr abeno:
obgebalten miro. 9riioer fpnmt all(
uno loBt uns Sas Sabr 1914 nit ei
ner gutbeil,dten &eriammll,ng an.
treten. Die neuen 9eamten meroer
einseiiibrt lperoen. IS lit HfliGt zines
ieoen 0}itslieoes ser gcriatllnlunQ
bei5upobnen. q. s. 9inocr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06

Sofaluerein fiir oos freunolide Gnt
gegentommen, uno alien ote uns BEL
geltaitoen baben, iagen mir oen innia
item 0anf.
8etriibtes Sera, balte elm nit
oeinen TrGnen,
Geriinfe nidt in ibrem Weere,
es bringt fein RIagen unS fein
Sebnen,
Dir, mas on ,piiniheit ipieoer ber
0oh tpirit 6u, gloub es miro
geiheben,
Ginit ben ou liebit, apiecerieben.
Gie trauernSen Sinterblieberen
alno Gattin Nnna Scll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06

Sonntng, Sen 9. Snnl,ar, 3 llGr
nahlnittagS, bllt Ser Sercin oie iGbr.
lihe 8eneralperianImlitng lmo. ser.
neil 10 oiele Manner in Ser slrbelt
iein niiiicn, ipiinifen sic 9eamten
6nB alle, Die nift or6eiten, eriheinen.
9Iae griioer oie nid)t anpeieno unS
nift ent'chuloist Iino, ltno geiesmd,
Big ltraibor.
Ser 3rpeig 45 ipiinid)t alien 3apeig.
&ereinen tpie allh Sen @roBbeamten
Elm iegensreihes N,iabr.
Ssreo Melser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06
Der Stertt berer3t1et
jebt - 1,afteefts

Waibinuton. Das Statiitiihe Mmt
bat ienen gltern, bie ein aino erlpar=
ten, einen Sip segeben, ipohad, Die
Gbancen, baB Ser neue grbenbiirger
Elm Si1nge iein ,peroe, mebr als $3.50
liegen.
@ieueiht lpeeen oes &rieges?
@abri6einlih, ober gum min0e-
item picleidt, erflGrt oas slmt. uno
allberoem, fiiste bas slmt bit,5u, ba-
ben bieraulanbe imner oie Gbancen
auf ieiten ser mdnnlihen Babies &C..
legen. Sebt iino iie oie beiten inner
balb bon fiinfsebn Sabren, ipie aus
@eri1ten iiber bas erlte Sssabr, in beln
oie @ereinigten Staaten I'M ar!eGe
iinb, berporgebt.
5eititeIluneen bes Statiitiiben
s(mts ergaben, bab i'm Sabre 1912
.444,365 Slngen uno 1864 ,63t
Nt6o6en geboren ipuroen, 10 bab TO-.
5s4 S,,neen 10000 Mdoben gegen.
iiberi riteben.
9as Mlnt eab 5ll, oaB Ser arie9
auf lrgenoeine unerfldrlihe &eiie
Oieien Yro5entiab berbeigeiiibrt babe,
es fiigte aber bin5lt, bab es iih bierbei
in Sen Gereinigten Staaten feines-
ipegs I'M einen glusnabmefau bans
oelt, oab pielmebr int Sobre 1925
tO,6O4 Srneen auf 10000 DGoben
famen. sSm Sabre 1921 itellte iicb
oie 3abl auf 1858 Sl,ngeu uno
10000 M1od)en, 1927 uui 1885
au 10000 MdOben. Seoe oieier 3abs
len lit bober ais 'oie fiir oas Sabr
1912. ipdbreno sic Statiitif Ser BET
sen Sabre 1917 umo 1918 Die gleihc
,par ,pie sic fit 1912. Gie 3ablen iiir
oas Snbr 1913 iillo mod niht erbolt'
lif. Ole 3abl ser 8eburten miro alti
100000 9eltdst.
Gas Statiitiihe slmt iagt, oab sic
@eburtenrate eesuDbnlid) Elm iibers
raiheno gleiGb!eibctoes Nbdnonlen
lit, obgleib tpdbreno oes eriten @elt.
frieges sic @eburtenrate fir Si,ngens
in rerihieoenen europdiiden Sd,toern
in bie S0be gina lno Oas slmt fitgt
bin5u:
canals fam Sic Soee nuf, baB sic
statur ielbit balf, oie Terll1ite an
mGnnlihen Wtenihenle5en inn ariege
81 fcmpeniieren. Die 8iiienihaftler
lebnten bieIe Soee ab, aber Die Sat-
iahe blieb beitebe1, uno es ipuroe
feinerlei GrflGrl,ng oafiir geillnoen.
rGs tpiiroe ta,1ierbe bon Collars
uno iabrelange llnteril,dungen foitea
I'M Die 8riil,oe ieit5uitellen, parun
sic @e6urtenrate fir Sungens in
&riess5eitcn in Sic Sobe gebt - unS
Damn lpiiroe Ser Streit n,r nod befs
tiger iperoen," laet bas 9lmt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06

3tucia 10.

Gs biene alien Shmeitcrn 5ur &c,
fdaigen Madribt, oaB 81. nGrbi,c Ser.
lammlung am IA. Sanl,or, Z llbr
abenos, itattfinoet. Die Central Ser,
banbs s=SefretGrin ,uir9 in oia'er Ser.
iammll,ng cine Strroe Dor ser Ser,
iammlltng anipeienH fem. oanit alle
I'M Goralts be5ablen tcnnen. ,;Su sic,
ler GerIammlllng tuiro cine gtrlyngs
l(nterbaltung abgebalter. iuoSu ullc
Sd,lpeitern eingelcran itrb. Die Or
friihungen iino frel. Snt aornltce iinS
oie Sf,tpeitern Sara Slicn. &oritcbcs
rim, 'ann &opio, Sulp Soils. Gatl.
Sens, Nnna Wiiller, Muria Mnurtr,
Eaula Marfel, 6elen Milteer. MotI,.
Selpig, s(nna Mc8rmL SoDanna
Mtud), Sbereie Wfenoel.
Sn LETTER Geriumml,1ng ipuroen
ais 9eanlten fir 1914 geip1blt:
Erdiibentin, Mnna Saul
Gi5e= =HrdI., &atb. @inanon
Erot SER, Grna Sitterln
Sim Ger, Iar9arct Sranf
Sd,abmeiiterin, Soiloa Sd,icb
G.zG. zSefr., aatb. Sd)ilIer
&erlpdlterinnen, oernine @uiIt.
Innd Trll5in, snnn WiiIlcr
Siibrerin, 9tar9nret 8ptti6lina
@aiIenmutter, &at6. @inanbp
@ertreterin bes Sugenopereirs, Ser
nina Suit, Margaret Sront
Die Bidder lperoen gepriift am 5.
Sanuar, 2 ltbr nafmittags, BEL Ser
Shp. Sara Slien. slQe geamtinnen
Iino eriuft anlpeieno 81 iein.
Gliiabetb SelendNff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06

9onbon. Seutide ardfte iinb bon
ser i,tgoilatpilhelh Ynrtiianenarmee
iil einem 5eil &roatiens suriidgelpor,
fen luoroen. Ssn 8osnien seitalten iidl
sic &dnpfe beionoers erblttert. Die
oeutide Yropaganba gibt jett niien
su, Dab Die glftionen an ser @alfans
front Sen Gbarafter zines regelrehten
&rieges anaellommen babe,t.
Die unsariide 9sahrihterageutur
beriftet, oaB bier poae 8risaben, d..
500 Mann, in elmer Shlaht bel Sas
martha IN &roatien pernidtat ipprocn
lpGren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-06

3heia %.

9ie Notwithstanding tpelhe
am t2. Ge5ember abgebolten tpuroe,
apar 5iemlid, sut beia,dt. @ir ,uoGcn
Ole lieben Sdtpeitern, oie oieier Ser
iammlung nidt beipohnen fonnten
iMprnieren ipie Sic @obl perlauien
lit uno oaf folgenoe Sd)fpeltern ge.
iuGblt tporoen iittb:
Erdi,oentin. &atb. Soebrnan
1. gi8ezYrdi., &atb. TheiB
g. @i3e>Yrdi.. Soiia aorp
Grot SER, Suianna 9artn1ann
Sd)atn,. Gli3abetb StuQer
G.sg.sSefr.. Soiepbine MiIler
G.=@.&Setr >8eiitanb. Mnrie :)totb
Tiu@ SER. Sofia Sduiter
gerspalterinnen, Soiia aotifj.
Soelen 9lein. &atb. 9oroon
s(Iiieb,rin, Maria Mortini
slrdiparin, Cara 8Obbel.
sla Sen lieben Sfapeitern, Die inns
in oieier Veriammlltns init &afiee
unh auden erfriiht babea. ia9en ipir
bersli6en 0anf. Gem a@g mad,
iperoea llns IN Der @erian;;!llme. sic
am 8. Sanuar, 2 llbr nat,mittaes
itattfinoet, foleenoe SGlueItsrn Ter,
pie1en: @ilbelmine 1eprner, Nesina
DeutidlGnberr Winnie GeutihI0noer,
Minnie Duloipith, aatb Gmerid), M.
8ertleff, slnna greer. Sopbia gbertb
&esina Gleps, Marearete 6leps. &.
Sleps, anna 5leps, DOROTHY Jlups.
ollie Sfueitern tperoen aebcten Sieier
@eriammlung beiautuobnen. sc III
all6 ipieoer elm Sterbege!e III be5ab.
len. Ser Beamtenltab oes Stpeises
% tuiinid)t a0en Sdapeitern. 6reun.
sen uno 8efannten elm eciegnetes
neues Sabr. Mnna Stuler, Sefr.