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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
A. VI. Adams On Directors Board
OF Florida Fisheries Association
Fish Dealers Favor Shift
ing Industry Activity
Lead From Dept. Interior
To Dept. Agriculture

Florida Commercial Fisheries
Association believes the fishing
industry deserves recognition for
its contribution to the overall
foods supply of the nation and
world" and is doing something
about it.
The. association says this recog-
milton can be made in way that
will be beneficial to the industry.
In a resolution that it is forward
| ing to President Truman's reor-
ganization committee, the Florida
! fish dealers ask. that all fishing
activities be transferred from the
Department of Interior to the De
partment of Agriculture. They
are: of the opinion that this shift
will greatly aid the industry.
The fish dealers also took action
at their Jacksonville meeting to
seek drafting of new legislation
on fish conservation. A seven
man committee was selected to
meet with Governor Caldwell and
state conservation officers for this
purpose.
Max Swartz, of the East Coast
Fisheries that has branch IN
Key West, is a member of the
seven-man committee, of which
L. C. Yeomans, Crystal River, is
chairman.
A. Maitland Adams, general
manager of Thompson Enterpris-
es, Inc, of Key West, was added
to the board of directors of the
association
Al Miamian, w. S. Plasandqle,
was elected president to succeed
A II POl1ida reSipnnd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
Railroad Workers VOtinQ
On Proposal For Striking
BALLOTS COUNTED TO
DATE SHOWED BIC
MAJORITY IN FAVOR
OF STRIKING
my Assoe,nroh r-ess,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Rail-
road workers are voting today on
a proposal to go on strike, and
the ballots thus far counted show
a large majority in favor of
striking.
It was stated that, if the men
decide to strike, it will not occur
Immediately, and that the date
when it will take place, assuming
that a settlement is not reached
in the meantime, will not be an
nounced for at least 10 days.
The same condition applies to
the threatened strike of tele-
phone workers, totaling 100000.
Though they have decided to go
on strike, negotiations are still
being made, and, it was announc-
cd, probably the strike will be
aVerted.
The demand is for a So day
increase in wages, but, it was in
timated, the workmen probably
will agree to a minimum wage
scale of IS cents an hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
y -. -, ~. ~ 49, -. .A6y.
Allow Is Percent
OF Taxes To Be
Paid In Paper
WARRANTS ISSUED BY CITY
IN LIEU OF SALARIES CAN
BE USED FOR DELINQUENT
TAX PAYMENTS

Twenty-Five percent Of the to-
tai Of delinquent taxes owed by
each property owner may be paid
in the paper" issued by the city
some years ago in lieu of salaries,
City Manager Dave King advised
city commission last night. This
includes the warrants that have
never been redeemd.
Delinquent taxes deadline is to-
day. All property which has not
been paid up to date will be plac.
ed up for sale by the city, unless
a contract to make the payment,
in installments has been accom-
plished by tonight or full pay
ment made before the deadline is
passed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
Havana Ferries From Key West
Plan To Start Operating July |
Landing Ship Dock Ferry
Being Converted Will Be
Completed In June. Or
fetal Says

8 According To press releases
from H. G.. Williams, president
of the Guf-Atlantic TranSporta-
ton Company, the new ferry
which will operate between Key
West and Cuba and presumably
from the Porter Dock Company
is being converted from Land
ing Ship DockFto ferry designed
to carry 1000 passengers and
more than, 200 automobiles.
Mr.. Williams said that after
shakedown cruises and a good
will tour of Gulf ports after she
is completed in June she is ex-
pected to make the run to Hav-
ana about July i with daily
trips scheduled.
The name of the ship will be
"Carib Queen. An LIST or land
ing ship dock is ship designed
to drydock large vessels while
overseas and also to be a floating
dock for large ships to tie to
The type of ship was originally
designed for overseas landing
trips on hostile shores. However
this LIST is being completely
converted to a modern sea going
ferry. She will be the first of a
three ferry fleet which is planned
for Key West.
The Carib Queen is at present
70 percent complete.
Cuban Tourist Commission will
handle final details of clearance
without charge and plans are
going ahead for customs and inn
migration inspection while the
ship is in transit to Cuba so that
there will be no delay uopn entry
into Cuba.
There has been quite a bit of
study for the Yucatan trip from
the western tip of Cuba to the
peninsula a distance. of only 100
miles.
Tentative plans call for fares
of So for foot passengers, $40 for
an automobile and four occu-
pants, $40 for a truck up to 30
feet long, and $50 for truck and
trailer. There will be private
cabins for the six hour trip at
SIS.
Key Westers are very much
excited over the proposed ferry
and many believe it will be one
of the final stages in making Key
West into a large tourist center.
Tourists visiting here who have,
watched similar low-cost trans
portation facilities go into effect
elsewhere are greatly optimistic
in stating that a huge majority
Of the trade to Cuba will go via
the Island City and these ferries
America is a car driving
country where every mans car is
his travelling castle" one winter
visitor said today "and if he can
do so he win drive it anywhere
feasible ia the world. You can
look for greatly increased tour
list traffic to Cuba when the
American tourist can carry his
car with him."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
PrOpane Gas
Ordinance Given
Okay By City
CITY MANAGER GETS AMEND
MENTS IN PRESSURE ITEM
AND IN INDIVIDUAL UNITS
CONVERSION ITEM

Ordinance permitting Key
West Gas Company to change
over from a coke and oil system
10 the new Propane Air Gas sys-
TEN basing charges on therm
unit was passed last night by
city commission with few
amendments. No increase in gas
prices.
The amendments are that if
more than three inches pressure
are required that the Gas Com
pany must furnish the sufficient
pressure. The second point is that
If the Gas Company is not able
to complete conversion of exist
ing gas units within six months
TO capacity of taking the new gas
that IT must do so within reas-
enable length of time.
William Brady, manager of the
Key West Gas Company, agreed
10 both amendments. He stated
that the move was one which the
company had been planning for
years but that with steel short
ages during the war it was not
possible of accomplishment until
the war ended. Mr.. Brady in
dictated that he saw no difficulty
IN present gas stoves now using
the old gas being able to use the
new gas. He said that the heat
ing elements in refrigerators
would have to be changed.
City Manager King praised the
move and said that after the cor
rect British Thermal Units in the
gas are reached that the company
will wonder why they didn't
make the change before.
Mr.. Brady indicated that unless
steel shortages continued that
the new gas would be started in
the lines anywhere from a month
20 two months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
Sailors Fail
To Make ClsrUe
On Boulevard
ANY port in a storm!


Six sailors were seen last
night by cab driver Walter
Curry to place one of their
members in a Ford touring
car at Club Sugaloa and take
off in the direction of Key
West. Club Sugaloa is locat-
ed on US. Highway No. ] just
north of the city.
Today Officer Frank Jolly
and Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace. investigating a COM
plant. found the car 400 feet
in the mud off Roosevelt
Boulevard. where the turn
begins. Apparently the sail
ors had continued on a
straight course.
Found in the car was a Gig
arctic lighter with the initials
ALE" and the word Kate"
scratched on it. Complain
ant in the case was a sailor
by the name of Webb. who
said he was a firecontrolman
on a submarine stationed in
Key West.
Check of the cars registra-
ton reveals that William S.
Durr, Jr., is listed as owner.
Removal of the car is being
held up until the right owner
is established.
An attempt had evidently
been made by the sailors to
run the car back up on the
road but the more they tried
the deeper the wheels sunk
into the soft mud.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
lHAZAww%~[MZM
Secretary Of
Labor Hiding To
End GIN Strike
my Associated Pressl


WASHINGTON. Feb. TO-
Secretary of Labor Louis
Schwellenbach said today he
had appealed to General Mo-
tors officials and union lead
ers to speed up their work in
an effort to hasten the settle
ment of the three-months-o old
GIN. strike.
Schwellenbach stated that
the conferences are being held
for only two hours or so in the
afternoon. and suggested that
they be conducted also for two
hours at night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
City To Get
Patrol Wagon
LIONS CLUB FURNISHES s22s
AS DOWN PAY.
MENT

Authority was granted by the
city for the city manager to pur
chase a new Dodge patrol wagon
for $1,229.96- from Navarro, In
corporated.
In the resolution passed by The
city commission last night con-
mendation was read to the Lions
Club for furnishing 1928 as .
down payment on the wagon.
Total cost of the patrol vehicle
will be $1,229,g6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
John L. Lewis
Comforting With
District Leaders
my Associated Prcssl

WASHINGTON. Feb. TO-
John L. Lewis. president of
the Unl,ed Mine Workers
Union. is conferring today
with his district leaders. and
it is reported that the object
of the conference is to deterrn-
inc whether or not to demand
a higher wage for coal min
ers.
However. it was explained.
before that action is taken it
must be approved by the
unions policy committee.
which is composed of zoo
members. If the committee
approves demand for a wag,
increase. the matter will then
be taken up with the opera
tors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
City Appoints
Electric Board
PINDER. JORDAN. WHITE
HEAD. MESA. JOINER
NAMED

Electrical Board suggested by
City Manager King was passed
by city commission at its meeting
last night.
The board consists of Grayburn
Pindcr, William H, Jordan, Paul
Mesa. James N. Whitehead and
L. w. Joiner.
City Building Inspector Enrol
Sawyer will serve ex-officio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
Proposal On
School Lunches
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND
STATES WOULD coNTRI-
Butte EQUALLY
fRY Aesoclntea Pressl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-It
was reported today that the fed
eral government will propose to
the states that, for the first year,
lunches be supplied to school
children on $3.50 basis.
The second year, according TO
the proposal, a state will give 81
for each ST provided by the fed
eral government; the third yea,
the state is to give three for one,
and the fourth year, four for one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
$4,000 Paid
Chas. TOPPING
PLACED 1887 YARDS OF MARI.
ON STREETS OF
CITY

Resolution authorizing payment
to Charles TOPPING and Sons of
$4,49401 for the placing of 4,987
yards of mari m city streets was
passed last night by city CON-
mission.
The principal was $4,440 and
the interest was S54.01.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20
Temperatures
Hiqhest

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending 1870 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-20

Associated Ffess Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best interests of Key West
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
Metteelet, eritreben
etfteit eioe,ten Staat

Sie!ltlin. g,ad Mitteilunaen aus
manbidJuriiten Guellen lit nun aud,
in ser Snnen. .Mousolei cine vol,to,
nome", in @irflidfeit pom ruiiiidber,
GinfluB beberrid)te 9ieeierung scbil.
set poroen, nadpbem sic Mubeu.
nlongolei iid) id)on Dor Ssabren bon
China lcsecl0it bat uno ein @aiouen.
itaat Mosfaus ge.roroen lit. Sic
Selbitanoigfeit ser gIubel,-M Monsolei
tpltroe inn Sftober t945 nad eineE,
Ele6isait in Oisiem 8cbict BON Chino
onerfannt.
Gbunafineer 9lGtter uno onoert
9sanfiager 3eitl,ngen batten iiber ei
nen ieparotiltiId,en Coup in Ser SIT
,Monaclef beriettet, ,penn babe
aud niht often bon Hli,lano, ion,
oern MIR bon einem rse.piiien Gan
oe" als Scr Wtad)t geidriebcn ,uuroe
oie bas ncue mltonomc StactsueIcu
I'M 9oroen ltiise umo finan5iere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21

trasen sueroen 81, fiibren. GesbaIb
gltern bringt eure ai,roer alle, Damn
miro unIere slrbeit eebeiben. Moil
1m,B iib MIR einmal felt balten ,,nd
nit 8eoanfen slt belfen ans Wert
81 geben, baun lit es lei6t. Wil
eriuden olle l,,iere Sadien INN 3l,,
iammenarbeit unp oab ipir 1ns &c,
genieitig in allen Gerlalnnlllryen
oils 8riiSer begriiBen rmb 1OO%o Sic
Seriammlungen su beluden, oanu
fann uno miro nidts feblen.
Die nacbite Geriammllllw fiuoei
am Samstag, den 6. Mpril, abcnos
ltatt. IS erlpartet gl,ten Yeil,d
Ssobn 6elnig, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
2lus Columbus, Otic
SGd,iiidcs Silfsmerf.

Gie Golltlnbuier Sohien iino an
Die Mrbeit geeangen, nadpoem tie Sic
Sammelbogen ein ipenia ipGt erba:.
ten batten Inn mas 81, la1mnelu fir
Sas Satiiide Silfstperf III europa
uno Siebeubiirgcn. Sic erite Sen
Ollng miro oleie &ode itattfinoei1.
Ger @etrag fiir oieie Sammlung lit
S443.00. @ir banfen einem ie0e,,
Sahien ser 81 Sieier S,ml,ne beige
itelert Fat imS boffen, oab es feinen
rellen miro, oenn es sebt fit einen
gl,ten 5,pef.
gSir boifen bab nod ,peitere Spen.
Sen einlaufel ,,to elm ieSer Ser nod
niht geaeben bat fiir oieien 3turd
iid) on ben Sefr. 8eorg Siegcl oocr
ShasmeiIter Wtihael gusber Sr.
.uenoen ,uoGen, unb Die tperoen germ
Slre Spenoe nnebmen in ser hdb.
item GerIammlllng.
s. @osneiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
NmS Sarreu, Pa.
3,ueig Z.

3ueia Z.
IS Diene allen 8riibcri, sur ysadI'
rift, oaB laut geid)luB Der Wtitgliee
ihaft oes 3lpeig 7 in Der udd)iter
Geriamml,lng am Z. April ciu
0anptfellaer
'iir Oaa fonlmenoe,sabr erlpablt mer
ben iua. u.s..
Gin 9ruoer, Der lid I'M Dlel'
Stele be,perben mod)te, mus leinI
Sfferte an aen Sefretar Nbam 8
Sdmtot, q. .. $50. l., Sbarpspillc
9a., per Yoit einihideu uno hel
9riefunlhlag ioa Die Bemerfuns
Duplication" tragen. aae Sifertcl
miiilen bis ipateltens Sen 6. slpri
1916 anfommen, oa am 3ag De-
Veriammlung feine Sfferten ange
nonrneu lperoen. ...
I'm ,ueitere Grfunoigiung lpeno
man iih an 0ie 8eamten oes Sereins
..." Noam 6. Shaniot, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
al,.s Canton, Utis
Garpathen 8eiand) Gercin

sllle Mitglieoer iperoen benadlrie)
tist, baB Die nGdIte &crlonmInua
am Samstug, Sen 80. ,stdrh puntl
8 ltbr abenos I'M Sudienbeln obge.
balten miro uno aae Mitglieoer I'M
ber5Iih gebeten 81 erifeinen, oa iebr
fpihtige 8eidNifte 5u erleoigen ltnh
Spesial l-Scriammlnna.
ltniere Spe5ialuerIammhmg, Sle
am 13. Mdrs inn SadJienhein itatt.
fono, tpor ein aroBer erfolg. Ser
Stpef Ser Serlan.mlung mar, lpleosr
nad hanger Fallie, Sus Sinsen SIT
fOroern. Mit ssreuoe fam bcrihtei
tperSen, bdB cine iebr grcBe anjabl
irauen ,no MGnner iotpie audi Mlr'
glieoer oes Susenouereins DER Sec
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21

3lueia II.

Die Mdr5perlammlllng luar gl;t
beiudt luno ale Sereinsangelegen
beiten tpuroen ib1en erleoigt; 10
ipuroe sic Gelegatenipabl porgenom
meu fir sic biesidbriee Gonuentirn
bes Central Gerban0es. 9r. 9tid)ael
:. Sutter ipurbe eiritimnig als g,
legat eripGblt amo Geo 81. @ranlcr
! als erits.
Sn ser letten GerInninllln9 ipur.
Sc belhlclien, Der Gereill Ioate eill
Vanfett geben fiir Die beimgefebrtell
Soloaten. Die 9lrrangierung !raroc
Sen Sdipeltern iiberlaiien; lie Der
lalnmelten iih am 9. star5 llrS oil,
1. Mar5 murOe bus 9anfelt abgc=
balten. sllle Splbaten id6iilder Ibs
itamnnlng mb Ser Sugeno pare!'
eingelaoen. Gas SodNenbein muroe
bon ser Sugeno idon befuriert. Die
Sf,lpeitern nit Sfareitcr Sofin
&ailer oils Goriteberill, batten Elm
id,madbaftes Siibncreiien bcreitct
Siner in llniform mar anpeienO, 0r
Wtiidj Barber SSr. Sieienigen oie
niht anpelenb iparen baben cincu
gemiitlihen MbellD pcrpa6t.
| Geo. N. &raner, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21

fammllna beitpobnten uno ibr Sa.
MORT uno ltnteririierng Dem Sereill
gaben Sen @elang 81 foroern. Die
Mitglieber werSen eriudyt sic ndhite
Serlanln1luna nid]t sll perlGumen.
Samit oie ne,ten &anbibaten aufge'
nommen ,peroen fonnen. slue anoer,l
Sral,en uno iMdmer uno 10 auh sic
Suaelro, Sic eeneiet iino Sem @ereil,
bei5utreten attip peer paiiip, ioaeu
iid) frei fiiblen ser @eriammllmg
bei5umobnen. 9itte fonrmt ale, bic
oen 9eiang pileaen ,tno beeen mol,
len, Sung ,tno Ilt.
&artenabcnb.
Ser nddlite &arte,rabero miro ali,
q. Mdr5, 8 llbr abenos int Sahien,
beim abgebalten. ssrellnbe ii1o hers
lih milltommen. 9itte aue piinftlid)
5l eriheinen, oanlit mir in Seit ans
fangen. Sn 2uud .&omitee fiir bier
len slbenS ii,,o sic S1nserinnen: =.
Shneioer lmo Morie &elt.
Su fnnnen sSobn Smiley, Sefr.
uaana6aq apps aaoa6 allls 1lloq So
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
Qrauernad,riht


Ionnersrag De,l IA. MarI itarb
I'M sitter BON 36 Sabren
5rau Gmna 8aner
geb. @Gtter
i'm Bubl Soipital, 100 auts ibr @atts
in fritiihem 3uitanb in Yflege iii.
Sic lpuroe ant tSonlItcg. oen IL.
Mdrs, BON Der Grace 2utberm Sir.
DIE aus auf Dem @iaereit Wfemorial
0rieobof CUR lesten &ube gebettet.
Gs trauern nm Die Dabingefdieoene
nebit ibrem idtrerfranfen @atten =
ainber. ibre betagten Gltern uuo
ibre 8eidapiiter, piele Jreul,oe uno
8etannte.
9urf) ibr freunolites Beneb,,lell
bate lie iid in ibrem 5luar fursenl
2eben nift nur lnter Sen Sieben-
burger Sahien ionoern ailA ntpoeren
Nationalitdten niele Jreunoe eripor'
ben, 6ufiir leete Der groBe 2eihen-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21
Sadjiem @eteranen @anfett

Sim 80. DsHr5 peranltaltet Sc,
&ranfenunterltiitunes 0ereip 3iueie
3 si,guniten aller Sahlen Geteranc'
l,nb oeren Sral,en 'ooer @riuten cir
foItcnfreies ganfett. 8GIte, Sic iict
an bieiem slbeno beteiligen rtOd)ten
INN sen &eteranen sic Ghre su erlpi.
in, mogen ibre slnaneloitng bis sum
%. Wiars in ser Snue laiien, Sele
pbon 22SS. Yreis d Eerion 81 90
slbenoeiien punft 6 llbr. 8ute Geh'
ner uno ,erltflaiiige San5muiif.
SuIius Gpertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21

3ipeia 40.

Die n6hlte 8erian,mllng miro an
II. Mpril, 1 l1br nahmittass, I'M
Sad,ienbeim abgebolten.
SSn 9pmitee fir &affee ,,no SIT
hen 81, bringen limo: slnna 2id, q
Ireiier, Sara 0apio, Selen Gid
1orotbp 9fctb, Marsaret 6ranf, "
;seoer. Muria Trblbere, aatb
;senspo. sluf ser aranfenliite befii,.
set iid Sdppeiter slnna Eallb. Su
aranfentomitee ii1o: Selen Sle5af
Soan @rob.
2iebe SdnpeItern bonn 3lpeig 40!
Cure Sefret1rin Sara Slipn bot
porlGuiie fein Sclepbor. Sbr felt allt
gebeten cine &arte ser Sefretdrin 8,
Ibifen NIT Dem 0atlrm bara,tf, ,pann
ibr eub franf ODER geilulb meloer
tpcIlt. Die Moreiie lit int oreb-&a.
lenoer. @em tbr sic Sefrettirinq
baben polIt ihreibt cine Yoittarte.
gtiht nersebt l,nier StiftangS
felt an 4. Mai. Saltet eltb Se,
slbeno irei ,,ro fommt alle.
Ser 3.reig 40 bat brei tiiftiS'
Iele9atinnen eerpGblt fit bie &ol'
pentipn in Glepelano. gs iino: @ta
ria llriGel, Waria @oB, &atb. Sdil
Ter, ,niern 9eputp. Gs lit belie!
ipenn Elm Teputp oils Gelesatin se
tpGblt miro, neil oie iifs lnebr Milh(
seben ioa einen sl,ten 8eridt 81
bringen uon Ser aonuention.
Yreiie Su bringen ,neloeten iid)
0earie llrihel, slma Did, @aria Sc
ser, Silica 8l,tmer. Waria Siigei
MGe oieie 8eifenfe ,uuroen Sanfers
angenonnnlen.
Cara Slipn, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-21

Ginlabmns snm Jriibjabrs.
&onsert

Samstag, sen 6. april. s llbr
abenos, peraniraltet Saronia--8.8.
II. 8erniihter Gbor Jpn sluoitorillln
Ger &arnonie, 267 GaIt 9ranb His
Der, oas biesiaerige 6riibiabrs-aon-
sert perbunoen nit oem 1OidIrigen
Ssu6ildum ilniercs Sirisenten Sro,lS
Ieiffe Sic u.lS Shre 6reulsoc lino
bierSu bsrsiihit einselaoen.
Ger Gbor miro II. q. Sen isrilb.
linssItimmen+Nal5er BON Soballn
StrnlB slrm Gortrag nringe,l.
6erner babeu mir Sttp a,rt
Shmeibcr init ielnem aou5ertsSrfes
tier fiir bie 8esleitlmg l,no &on5ert
einlagen fir oieien slbene geluonuen.
Yrpsramm:
GrOffniinesmurId, -- SuneergruB
@eariiBuna - SONS So)red. .Rrdlibe,t
I. a. Seindtlunb --..-- Sedn SibeltnS
b. Gs lallid,t Der @nlc - gS. Sturn,
C. Gin @Dslein lang i'll 2inbenz
baum &. Gbcrle
Saronia - @. 9. II. ,G,em. Gbor
Sirieent ---- Sruu5 9teie5fe
Srd)eiter
2. Sic $oimmeI ersdblcn - Sol. Sapb,
Saronia-8. 9. II. Gem. Gbor
Iui piclieitiees Gerlangen
8. Sdenft man iih 8uien il, ..a-
Sirol " IS. Seael
Suett unb Gem. Gbor nns
| Ser Gogelbdnolcr
4. Sriiblin9sitimmenz@alSer -..--
Sob Strauf
Suyonia-G. .. II. Gem. Gbor
| ,nb Srebeifer
| Seitung ----- Sran5 HcId]fe
| Sah bent &pmSert: 1an5.
Sinfa aellner, Sefr.
3,ueis 81.
/ IS oiene alien afitglie0ern oe:
3,peig 81 5ur Radrid)t, bob Sic re
sel,nabige Serian,inlilng an eriter
Sonntus i'm Monat, ben Z. gpril
3 llbr nahmitfags, IN oer Yfe,norial
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Der &irden 0ranen @erein Der
ct. WarfuS (Nemcinbe

slaen Sdnpeitern biene sur gefil
ligen Ha6riht, baB bie ndcbite Ser
iammllmg am Sunrtag, ben 81
MGrs, 2:3O llbr naGmittass, in Sci
Sdulrdllmen ser STRIDE abgebaltel
miro ,u,o alle Sd!reitcrn iinb eriubl
anipeieno su iein.
3ie 8eburtstassfinoer inn MGr.
iinb: Iralt Hegina WGiller, Slliannc
Mottes, Mgnes &apoen, 6elen &obr
mann llno Maria @ilfil,ger.
Nah ser SerIamml,.ng ipiro ipic'
ser tpie gelpobnlidb &affee unb &u
den ierpiert. Sara Sann, Sefr
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Sur Gri11nerune

an meinen geliebten @atten
ssoIef Qpsn
ipelder ant 20! 3Mdrs 1943 BON mi
aeld,ieben lit. u1!9lme @@
gs fon,nt fbep 9ae,1tj"
Ntit ibm Der Shn,ers. jq
3 Sabre liegt in Der tilblen gree bu
llnh pieber 6lutet mir bas 9ers
9idt i:Sren Mill ih Seine Siup',
8as uiiet mir dlIes Hagen?
@as 8ott min bat a,tferleat,
@crbe idl a,tdl trnaenrb,:
Sis Sereinit mir i,ns Sieeeriebn.
Geine Inn oib trauernbe 8attin
I &atberine Qeuiu.
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2l,as Gkieaee.z 1uii,eis

Sie @itglieber' seq 3toeia TO lper
Sen aufmerfiam sentdd,t, oab 81,
monatlihe geriuntlrlllng Sonrers
tog, sen 90. MGr5, 7:30 ltbr abenos
abgebalten tpiro.
Ssn Sieier &eriantmlung areroer
ouf freiipillige 8aben entgegen &C.
,lonmen, Inn Sen 9riioern ,n>
Sdipel tern in Ser ulten Sclnat ibr:
Not Iinbern su belfcn. sllio lieht
griioer uno Sdueitern folnmt ole
uno Iaiiet rns gutes tiln,; nnl aller'
meiiten unieren @laubenssenp''en.
6. SitterIp, Scfr.
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5ua, sen bas @ottesbaus nidt faiieu
fonnte, elm bereotes 3ellgnis ab.
Sic mar elm elltitebenoes Mitglieb
bes .3peie 81 iotpie oes Central Ser.
ban0es. @ott ser biinmliihe Sater
m0se oen trauernoen Sinterbliebeneu
b,,rh ieine ilnn1ertpGbrenoe Siebe
&rait eebeu oieien barten Sdlug Oh
ne iMurren sll traBen, oenn mas 8otl
tut oas 1T tpoblgetan.
Nun rufen mir alle ser bingeidies
oencn Sdppeiter ein Hube ianft sl,.
Sobanna Siirf, Sctr.