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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Cement Block
actory Is
Started Here
OWNED BY DRUDGE AND
HARVEY: PLAN 1000 BLOCKS
DAILY. EVENTUALLY; ALL
NEEDS OF CITY TO BE MET

Drudge and Harvey have an
Inounced that they have begun
making concrete blocks and that
shortly they intend to be produc-
ing 1000 blocks day, enough for
the needs of the city.
The concrete block factory is
located in the premises owned by
William Curry's Sons. AS yet the
factory is in the experimental
stage, Mr.. Drudge said today. AS
soon as all the bugs are out of the
factory, Mr.. Drudge said, it would
be operated at high speed.
For the present, five employees
are hired to run the concrete block
machine. Twelve preliminary
blocks were cast this week and
the blocks are being studied to en-
sure strength.
Price of the blocks is expected
to be much less than they are
being sold for in Miami.
There is concrete mixer which
pours the concrete into the con-
crete block form. 1t is then lamp
ed down under pressure. The
block is allowed to sit in the sun
and mature. A mixture of rock,
cement and sand is used.
Cement is planned TO be sent
here by barge, which will speed
up production.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Veterans To
Haze Initiation
Saturday

Veterans of Foreign Wars
were allow ID to hold a Fun
Frolic at the corner OF Duval
and Southland streets at $40
o'clock Saturday night with
the Coolies and cootiettes
in charge.
These branches of the Vh-
Grams of Foreign Wars are
the organizations which are
similar TO other fun groups
in other organizations. They
will hold a public initiation.
Commander E. F. HAIRY of
the Vel rams emphasized
that the frolic would not in
terfere with church services
going on nearby.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Premier Shislahari
Picks Liberal Party

TOKYO, April IL. - Premier
Shidehari announced today ,hai
he has allied himself with the
Liberal party, and that hc all
continue to head the government
until the various parties eluaae
a leader after the eonvcning -
the diet.
Shidehari stated that be - ara.
xious to continue In office until
the new Japanese c0nststuilga
has been adopted
General MacAFthurs head
quarters reminded the four poN-
er allied council. which had cisa.
planned about the political par
ties in Japan as "undemoeTalie
that the councils power was
limited 10 an advisory capacity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Bayuie,c To
BeCrOUded
With Pets

Tomorrow afternoon Bay
view Park will be crowded
with children bringing their
pets to the City Recreation
Divisions Pet Show to be held
at o'clock.
Ribbons will be awarded for
the Best Pet of the Show.
"Best-Dressed Pet" in each
group. Best Dog. Best Cat.
, Rnst Kittens. Chick. Parrot.
Monkey. Rabbit. etc.
Zach pet will be given a
number upon arrival to desig-
nate his home" in the en-
closure and also his number
of appearance before the judg-
es. who will be Police Chief
Louis Eisner. Mrs. George
Mills White. and Mrs. Val
Johnston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
COOTIE, THE LOUISE, GRANTS
Veterans Name Fun Order after Ole Cootie
INTERVIEW TO PELICAN BILL


baWling and blubbering large
tears all over me. Me, who Just
hates takin' a BATH He was bab-
bling something about me saving
his life, when all l did was bite
him on the. neck. Well, Bill, it
turns out that l was so hungry
and a trifle too anxious, when
bit him he jumped far enough
to miss bullet meant for him!
Amt that sumpin' Bill?"
Pelican Bill answers with a
sleepy grunt and a muffled, "Yes,
yes"
well, this Sarge tells all his
buddies about me and ,what /
did, but his buddies are one
ahead of him. They tell the
Sarge about few of my not too
distant relatives that have been
visiting them! My relatives cap
tured the entire American Ex-.
,soeditlonsf7 Force by infiltration,
and without firing a shot! But
I'm still the Sarge's favorite and
he places me in his arm pit for
safe-keeping. 49,,
But let me tell you Pelican
Bill, if you thought THAT was
some war, you should have seen
the war I had to so through in
the de7lousing station at the end
of the war! Louise and cootie
powders flew around in thick
clouds covering everything. But
my Sarge was smart, he SNUG
gled me through easily enough,
l had gas mask on! Yessiree,
a real-honest-to-goodness minia-
ture of what the boys over there
Worel"
At this bland remark, Pelican
Bills droll, sleepy eye blinked
with only the faintest hint of dis
blief, and you would have had
to look quite closely to notice it.
BILL, you should have been
with us in good ole N'Yawk
during that Armistice Day Par
AIDE! YeeooWie! Volta time. The
ole Sarge marched straight and
proud with his equipment gleam-
ing and the Streamers flying! l
got so excited l almost fell into
the confetti covered street! Bands
were playing, people were cheer
ing till they were hoarse! 1t was
a wonderful day for us, espec-
tally after the parade when the
Sarge and both got a bit
Whoozey.
At which Pelican Bill hic-
couped in reverence of the many
noble hangovcrs he experienced
in the past along Key Vests
waterfront,
Il was as proud as peacock
when the Veterans had a get
together and formed their Fun
Order" and named it after me.
Not only that, but they have a.
ceremony that they call THE
Scratch" That's about the only
thing l can't quite understand
about this whole idea. Do they
imply that l make people
scratch? Do l Pelican Bill, Do l?
But all that you would have
heard if you were there was,
"Waddle, waddle, Waddle y
scratch, scratch, S-c-r-a-t-c-h!M!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
RcStaurantmen
Combine With
Hotel Owners
LARGER ORGANIZATION NOW
PLANNED TO DEVELOP Ho-
TEL AND RESTAURANT
FIELDS HERE

Restaurant operators of Key
West will be invited to join with
the Key West Hotel Association
TO combine in the formation of
larger organization for the
purpose of further developing
the .hoteI and restaurant indus7
tries IN his city, Publicity ChairI
man Harold r. Laubscher said
today. "a
The now organizationf Will be
known as the Key West Hotel
and Restaurant Assn and its
activities will be confined to
problems confronting those bust
nesses. At present the primary
task is planning for next sea-
sons tourist influx, the stimula-
ton of means for attracting more
tourists to Key West and an at
tempt TO provide greater facili-
ties for them when they arrive.
The Hotel Assn has been active
along this line in the past but
in order to do more, the strength
of a larger organization is neces-
sary. In view of the fact that
the hotel and restaurant indus
tries are so closely related, it is
felt that their kindred interests
can be better served by pooling
the efforts of both groups toward
the same detectives.
This week Abe Wolkoff, sec
rotary of the Assn, will head a
committee TO contact restaurant
owners. Enough new members
are expected to join which will
double the membership of the
present organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
.$ll,6O5.OO In
New Equipment
Electric Fund
MONEY MAY BE SPENT ONLY
WHEN CERTIFICATE BY
CONSULTING ENGINEER IS
PRESENTED

Special new equipment fund
for the City Electric System
was approved last night by COM
misSioners for deposit of $1l,605
in the First National Bank of
Miami Beach.
The fund the ordinance speci-
flies is to be used for purchase
of new equipment or repair of
existing equipment only.
In any case a certificate by
Consulting Engineer r. w. Beck
must be made to the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17

NEW YORK. April lisa Ne
ly before the UN Security Coua-
Gil was rcconvened thts aflff-
noon, Poland'S representative
stated that Polsnd's eorapia8us
against the Franco dictstps hip
in Spain will be considered a.
today's session.
Poland. he explained. wili ask
that world action be- takrn
against Franco. In the complaint
against Franco. he said. a will
be demonstrated that he has becn
against democracy during the
entire 10 years of his regime.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
~ wazImMm
Esquinaido
Is NesU City
Judge

Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr.
was appointe d municipal
judge in place OF Roger Wat
kins who drowned Sunday
night at Boce Chica when q
skiff in which no was fish
ing overturned,
In 2 short speech of aecep-
lance Mr.. Esquinaldo thanks ID
the commissioners for their
appointment.
William ". AlburY lad
been appointed temporarily
TO take Judge Watkins place.
George Brooks also sub
mitt ID an application for the
position.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
S85,OOO,OO Navy
Clothing For Civilian.

WASHINGTON, April II -
Good news for men, whose aiurk
of clothing is short. wa issued
today by the Navy.
II announced that Il hal g..
clared as surplus $4,000 $50
worth of material for CiuthinE.
and that the goods will be- dig,t
ed into civilian channels.
A Navy spokesman said i'ial
the material will be- sufficient -
make three and one-half mllliun
suits and two million shuts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Scratch scratch, scratch!

Waddle, waddle, waddle!
Have. no fear, my dear folks,
it's only Cootie, the Louise, and
our old friend, Pelican Bill hav-
ing another breeze shootin' ses-
sion. With a reminiscent, dreamy
look in his eye (the good one),
Cootie, the Louise, says to Peli-
can Bill:
Say, Bill, did you know that
l was just plain louise at one
timer" -
No immediate answer from
Pelican Bill, just 4 partly stifled
burp from some half digested
grunts and the Cootie ranoies
on. >f
"Ah, memories!! I sure had it
tough in my YOUTH You of the
younger generation don't know
what a struggle life was oack in
1914. Those wizened Fcenchies
were slim pickings then, as they
are now. They smelled ripe but
upon tasting lacked that meaty
flavor, not enough crepe SUI
zettes, l guess. Are you listening,
Bill?"
Another complacent buyp fol-
lowed by a meticulous feather
nrpaninp CprpmOnV
"ZZZzzzzBOOOoomm!! Heavy
shells flying, Big Bertha barking,
drowning out the futile attempts
of the French's. Smoke, dust,
confusion and poor ole me prac-
tically starving to death. Sud
denly through the din of ter
rifle bombardment, | hears the
Woids, Lafayette we are here!"
Of course, my name isn't Lafay-
cite, but l went to investigate
anyway. Striking out towards
the voices, l drug my emaciated
carcass, when suddenly, "Plop" l
fell into a nice new trench that
was just beginning to smell in
teresting. And what do you think
l found, Bill?"
But Bill had already stopped
listening because his beady eye
and sharp smell located his sup
per arriving via the incoming
charter boat fleet.
After dining heartily, Pelican
Bill on proffered fish and Cootie,
the Louise, on a stray tourist, Bill
squatted down to listen to more
of Coolies strang tale of want
and plenty.
CAS- l was sayin' l found this
trench and it was filled with
fat, healthy, well-fed animals
called Americans, Being sort of
Chow hound l picked large
believing hulk with three or
four khaki-colored stripes on his
arm. Just as l was ready to
sample a juicy morsel some brass
incrusted fellow yells, Over the
Top An my dinner banquet
heaves and surges then falls flat
on his face (and mineD in the
mud. Up again! Down again!
This is too mucfK l then decided
to have my dinner before it got
away from me. Whammoo! l bit
'em good and was practically
blown off by the breeze of a
passing Jerry bullet! Then ten
derby the Sarge picks me off his
neck and much to my surprise,
talks to me fondly instead of
casting me away from him as
ptr usual experiences of mine
The tough ole Sarge is actually
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
HwlwwS ~.

taxi drivers using the meters on
Duval and continue putting in
nickles. Mr.. Lester said that the
ordinance as it reads would not
allow taxis to continue this prac-
tice. He also pointed out that
when the parking meter ordin-
ance is finally passed that there
is a provision that no one may
place nickles in the meters and
continue to park in one place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
No Agreement in
Athens Plebiscile

ATHENS, April II = Lf'1-I'I|
of the pro-monarchial P"puii.t
party and rightwing Republican
announced today that spparrniis
they will not reach a. sef'
ment about the proposed plehi.
cite To determine whether COS nPi
King George will BE- recalled Co.
the throne.
Bat leaders, regaTdless of pHItE
Continued on Page hiNI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Complaint On
Dwight Hunter
BALL CLUB MANAGERS SAY
OPENING OF SoFTBALL
SEASON DELAYED

Complaint against Dwight
Hunter, city recreation director,
was niaele fast night by managers
of 'softbal1 teams here in which
they charged that the start of the
softbaA league has been delayed
and that the field is not super
vised.
A conference is to be held to-
day with Mr.. Hunter to. thrash
out the matter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Communists Give Nationalist
Overwhelming Defeat IN China
10000 COMMUNISTS DE-.
FEAT 1000 NATION.
ALISTS; MARSHALL.
TO CHINA

CHUNGKING. April ~. ~
News received here today fron
Manchuria said that the Com
muniSt forces have administered
severe defeat 10 the National
lists.
The latter. with only T.0oa
men. were opposed 81 $1,000
Communists. one-half of the
Nationalist force was killed. he
message said.
General George Marshall Is
due TO arrive in China to-day. ami
it was said that shortly aftrF
his arrival. he viii hold a coa.
ference with Nationalist and
Communist leaders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Navy Reeruiter
Here Tomorrow

Navy recruiters will be at the
Post Office Building in Key West
tomorrow according to a dispatch
received here from Miami Navy
recruiters.
At that time those wishing to
join the. regular Navy will be
interviewed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Quit Claims
Given Three

Quit claim deeds were given
Rosa NJ. Camera and Jennie
Curtis Pierce and Marguerite
Lopez by city commission last
night.
The Camera property is on
Whitehead near Greene, Pierce
property is on Southland near
Bahama, and the Lopez property
is on Pine street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Observation-Disclosures
SuddGnly;TidGTO kTWOAWay.
ROBERTS WAS THROWN
Clear Oh OVERTURN.
I'D BOAT; WATKINS
LOST GRIP On SKIFF

!. Prank Roberts. with a heavy
throat and chest cold. who said
this moEninu he was too weak to
waik- and 7i-YeaF-old Charles L.
AibuFy. vita . bump on his head
sud . bart in bis side. today ex-
STAINED In detail 10 The Citizen
sboui the oxsrturning Of the skiff
In noca chiea Channel. which re-
aaissa IN Roger Watkins losing his
llis en- Sunday evening.
Mr Roberts and Mr.. Albury
Aaia theFe b No truth whatever
e. ~ story that either Mr.. Rob
ert3 uf M Watkins voluntarily
iufi the akiff % swim for the
sii9Fe
ceuidn't Suck Wind and Tide
4 was psilling up the anchor.
~ holEria said. when the skiff
tsiFued brusdziau 30 the wind and
So and turned bottom up. The
NslasienneNS with which she cap
asEea threw me eight on 10 feet
WWeY fFom her. and | struggled
uii ! wak convinced u was useless
g. Swim back o. her, bat the
stFsanR tncofning tide and strong
wina from ihe east. both going IN
tln a@mc direction. forced me
bmek farther and farther from the
aktfI end called out 10 Charlie,
'its ~ use. ! got b. try 20 swim
Sos the shore
Mhen ! Nas la the water about
% nainatcs. ] first took off my
ahift Ana thcn nay trousers. had
en hsEh shoes and could not get
tlNm uil. 30 | decided 90 make
uniy sl1lficisnt effort 90 keep my
brad afnst water and let the cur
Frut takc Fne toward the Boca
thsea eutmasiuct.
Ewen II thal. was complete .
W fa9ued out when reached
th@ ahene AZ tho Stock island
ena of ths bridge. then crawl
90 90 th@ stoek Island approach
40 the bridge. hoping that some
Body wonla find me there and
gixs ms assistance. dent know
how inna ! lis there before I
was picked up and brought to
K9v West
When Frank left US" Mr.. AL
hsify explained. n said 10 Roger
ana George, Lets t.y 90 right
hef' fof ira skiff Was bottom up.
and a we can. IN pull up the
anehuf and tnrh We can hang on
while the sind and tide take us
o. the shore
watkins Cries 'Helpl Helpl'
We sucocedcd IN turning her
ewes and George got into the
stern. Roger hung on 81 the stern,
and ! psilicd myself along the side
tswaEd thc bow. with the intention
We again turned her over.
ard Roger told me he was going
o. take of his shoes. lie took
off ona shoe end dropped IL i'm
sieas the boat II was then pull
tnu mYaels along the side toward
ne boz 90 Fuii up the anchor.
and George was on the other
saas. hanging on. and Roger was
ct the atsFn hanging on. Before
Z set % the bow. I heard Roger
cry oa1 Help. help; throw me
q FopmF
Darkness Was gathering fast at
tise tine lookod "a where the
rrK Camf from and saw Roger
iaaiimf the surface 1T the water.
ana a tea soconds later saw him
Fn mndfr kept un looking 90 see
bare cume up again. which he
lsftsl,ailiy did. as ali drowning men
eio bui ! DID nui ssss ham again.
TT g9ufsc. I don't know how
RnHsf bet has hold on the stern,
htt think bee must have lost
hia Eftp while taking off his
aEUuud sllua
Swimming Out OF Question
81 Albany said that. when
the nkhf overturned suddenly.
q threw him undef the skiff. and,
tConiinucd on Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
MASONIC NOTICE

All Scottish Rite Masons of the
18th degree or higher are hereby
notified that the obligatory meet
ings of Southern Cross Chapter of
Rose Croix will be held on Maun-
dy Thursday. April 10. at 8 pm.
and Easter morning. Sunday.
April 81. at 8 am. at Scottish
Rite Temple.
c. u. ALLSHOUSE. 81,
Wise Master.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17
Temperatures
Highest Lowe:

Temperature data for the "a hours
Gliding 7:30 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-17

81 AllluTy said that. when
fhe Eknf overturned suddenly.
a threw him under the skiff. and,
tConiinucd on Page SKI
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For GO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
2lrS Saleitt, Otte
3meig 18.

Ser 3,peig 1S belt feline regel-
n1dbise @eriammll,rrg an Jreitag,
SEN 12. Ss,,li, s llbr abenSs ab. IS
puroe ein Gidnif suel,niten Scr
Gereinsfaiie beihloiien lInS 5ipar fiir
SEN %. Suli. @ir baben Elm tiifti-
ges &omitee apelhes alles oui bette
arransieren miro. @ir laSen alls
ssreultbe BON nab unb fern berslid
elm. Gs iit cine Mhliif bon GlepelanS
Sbio, ,bcitellt moroen. IS ,uiro fiji
nns olle cine ltcberraihl,ng iein, 81
uns ser Mame ser Wt,tIif niht BE-
fannt lit. gtohulals bitten mir I'M
sablreidpn @eilld, mir tperoen aaes
mas iiir ben inneren Meniden n0tia
lit an SanS taben. Gilen nno alles
mas oasl, sebort!
&ate 8uneIh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

g.: Gin Seterau itcat felt, bub cr
apegen elmer Sautfranfbeit bebanOclt
apuroe llao aipar Ollrd) cilen ar5t os:
Seterans Mbminiitration unb baB er
iett Inn cine Yel,iion aniud)t. Gr
modte lriiien, Oh Oie Eeniionssab-
luneen riittpirfeno gen,aht iperOen
uno 5lpar bis gum Gage ieiner gnt-
laiiung.
g.: Sails Sic binnen einelil Sabre
nad Sbrer gntlaiilng iid un einc
Yeniiun beuerben, 5ie tpesen einas
NIT Dem Gienlt 5uianmenbiingenoen
@ebredens se,udbrt ueroen ioa ,bann
miro bie Heniion bis Sllm Gage Sb-
rer Gntlaiiuns riidlpirfeno eenlaGt
tpereen. anipriide auf Snpalioitdts-
pettiionen iouten tlidt per50eert ,uer-
Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Nts Kitstet,er, Ont.

Iie Seler bes Siebenb. slmerit.
Golfsblattes. insbeionoere oie Sah-
iiihen SanSslel,te, tperben frenno-
lihit eriud)t, mir iiber cine setpllie
;srau aattarira @eher OTIS 8illat
BEL 9iItris slusfunft eeben 5u tpclen,
oie NIT ibrem Sobn Sobann trgeno-
100 in Sen Ser. Staaten ipeilen iou.
9eiudlt miro lie bon ibrer Sdpieger-
nm,tter &atharina Sritid) (8raeD
aud, ans 9iaaf, Die Sen iiinglten
uno gu Sauie gebliebenen Sobn bon
;srau aath. @eber gebeiratet bat.
Iie Sdtriegertof,ter befinoet it'd
oerseit ltnter Iolsenoer slorelle: &atb.
8raei, Seiring B. Euit Iurol5nriin-
tier Rieo i. s. Sber-S>eIterrelh
(AuItrta).
Stir oie gu erteilenbe austunf'
Sonft i'm Sorbinein
Nidael Stierl, 11S 8reitbaupt Ct.
aitd,ener, Ont, Gambia.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

g.: Sd babe meine gntlaiiungs-
papiere berlegt oSer oerloren ,lrS
nebme an, haB es cine @eile oauern
muB, bis i6 ein 9uplitat meiner
gntlaiillngsurfunbe erbalten farn.
'@ic iou id nun nit 9tiidlid,t aui mel
ne SnbalioitGt Inn cine Heniion ein-
fommen, obne ser Ieterans Nomini.
ltration oen gntaiiungsnadppeis ror-
leeen 5u fonnen? r..
g.: Wenn Sic Die gingabe an olc
8eterans Mominiltration MAIDEN. lc-
gen Sic cine notariea beglaubigte
GrflGrung iiber beu 8erlult Sbrer
gntlaiiunesurfunOe Dor nlo ge6en
Sic Sbren bolen Ranen, Die gegen-
tpdrtise Moreiie, Sbre Mrurp Serien-
hummer, ben Grt Sbrer ginriifl1ng,
Sbren Nang 3ur 3eit Der gntlaHuna
uno oen Srt Sbrer gntlailr,ng an.
Sbr 0rtlid)er Draft 8ooro mag audi
in Der Gage fein, 3e,ren ei,,e Abidriii
Der @ntlaiiunesurfunbe au iiber,nit-
teln, ,peil er felbit cine folde 5uac-
imtot betonrrnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Ndtmng 8rpfaner!

Sen oritten Sonntas inn Suli III
,pie INNER unIers eroBe 8robaner
Geunion uno mir bitten ulle 8rcB-
auer ,,no 6rel,noe audi biesmal nidt
su pergeiien oaB es irnnter Sic id)on-
Ite Reunion lit uno ih bite ieoen
@rpbauer no inuner, allG iecen an
oeren 8robal,er su erinnern nno er-
mafnen aui Sen 3. Sonntag, Sen
81. ssuli, nod SaIem 5l fomn,er
0as aomitee triro lpie inlmer alles
mas in ieinen 9rdften itebt aufs belt"
IbsIoreen. 9ringt cure aotbe boil
eeiiillt nit Giien NIT. Iuf @ieSer-
lehet III Salem am 81. Suli.
Wtatb. Siebbart, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
ct. Marfus 8eme;Goc.

IIen MitsIieoern hes GirGcu
Srauen &creins o;ene sur gefiilliacn
Gadridt, ouB unIere monatlid)e Ser
lammlllng tpeaen oem baiBen @etter
fir Snli ,nro ausllIt peritoben NOR
Sen lit bis s,,m letten Spnntag i'm
september.
Sie @eburtstaesfinoer i'm Suli
1ino: gtarp GaIboolIar, Sean Comic
I'M Iugiit iino es: Hegina WontIh,
ytaria Sang bon Mllnbau. sSir boz
FEM lie aIle in ser Septer,ber-Gcr-
iam1nlrny begriiBen 81 f0nnen.
Cora Sann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

3meiq ).

ltniere 8eneralperlumlnlllng aln
13. Suli mar Die beitbe'udte ieit ei-
ner laneen 3eit. Tie 9earuten boIien
lano fpiinlden oab Die iinlgeren 8ril-
Der iih INNER 10 sablreid) beteiligen.
Wtr batten uiele Sereinsangelegen-
beiten 81 erleoigen uno aue !puroen
ifnea ltno gut erleoigt. Gin feinec
S,llpd uno Gririlhung muroe nod
Ser Geriann.lltns lerpiert uno
ifrnedte iehr gut. sllIo fomrnt
olle in bie nddite SerIanrmllmg nm
3. aaguit.r- Sobn Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18
Qrduernahrtht

SIN Hanen oes Sereirs entbietcn
mir llniere berslidite Spnpatbie Ser
5amilie Sia &enrid fir ben Ser
luit ibres ein5isen tSobnes, tpelher
am Z. .;Suli itarb, nahhem er eine
Iange 3eit franf apar. Gr mar nern
Sabre alt. 8ott troite sic gltern.
Syobn Salte, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-18

3iueia 6.

Sen 0eriht 6es 9alfomitees in
Der lesten Samstag, Sen 13. Suli,
abgeboltenen 8eneralperlan,mluns
tuben 6ie gpiioer nit Sufriebenbeit
onertannt itnS angenonunen. @ei-
tere geihliiiie iino in oieier Ser
iammlltng gemaGt iporoen, Inn Die
uebernabme oes 2ofals 5,l beible,lu-
gen. Muh lit belbloiien troroen eine
Sfferte al,ssl1IdJreiben fir einen
Sal,smeilter.