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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Youth Dies Following
Shooting Melee

A coroner's verdict was withheld
in the death of Ned Pritchard, 81,
who died in st. Rita's hospital in
Lima after he was shot in the
abdomen during a scuffle at the
home of his estranged wife, Ida
Pritchard.
Deputy sheriffs said Pritchard
went to the farm home four miles
west of Lima where he became en-
gagged in a scuffle with his wife's
brother, Glenn Riley, 27.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Mt. Cory


Zone Wild Night" Friday evening at
the High School. A big crowd at
tended. The procedes going for ex-
penses for a trip to Detroit.
The new fire department building is
under construction and will house the
new fire truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Steinninger
and Mrs. Walter McVey and daughter
Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sut-
ten, Mrs. Anna Keel attended the
Golden wedding celebration of Mr.
and Mrs. William Steinning at Ath-
ems, Ind, recently.
A shower was given for Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Meyer by the Methodist
church, Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Meyer,
west of town.
Mrs. Larena Guin was a house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Seitz
and family in Lima over Easter week
end and attended a birthday dinner
in honor of their son Emerson.
Lee Naylor of Detroit is visiting
in the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Naylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Quinby spent
the week end with Mrs. Della Spenk-
er and Mrs. Claud Pilton at Toledo.
Ruth Ghaster called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Beckett in Rawson, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Balister was a guest of
Betty Balister in Detroit and Ro-
chester, Mich, over the week end.
Mrs. Gale Griffith and Ruth Ghast-
er were in Bluffton on business, Sat
urday.
Willard Kramer is in Delaware
helping his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clymer. Mr.. Clymer
had an accident and injured his hip.
Rev. and Mrs. Irwin Kaufman re-
turned home Saturday after two
weeks vacation at Lancaster, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Baney was lunch
con guest Tuesday of Mrs. Richard
Reiter.
Mrs. c. C. Boobering has been Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Gene KlapI
at Bellevue the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooke of Ii.
ma were Tuesday evening callers or
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reiter.
Miss Glenna Reiter had a minol
tooth operation last Friday in Lima
Mrs. Richard Reiter and Rutl
Ghaster spent Wednesday in Find
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehr Green and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Cramer were visitors
Saturday evening in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reiter were
Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Fisher at Bluffton.
Betty Balister of Rochester, Mich.
spent the Easter vacation with hel
mother, Ethel Balister.
Ruth Ghaster attended Easter ser.
vices Sunday morning at the Trinity
Episcopal church in Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Jones called OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, Sunday
afternoon.
Ruth Ghaster called on Mrs. Clar
ence Reiter, Monday.
Mrs. Bert Naylor was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday afternoon whei
friends came to wish her a happ,
birthday. Lunch was served to tn,
following guests: Nora Watkins an,
Ollie Bauman of Bluffton; Helen Car
is of Ada and Mildred Which of Find
lay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
To Live Long, Don't
Worry, Rest Says
Woman 106 Years

Mrs. Sarah Stewart, Findlay,
Hancock County's oldest resident,
observed her 106th birthday.
Mrs. Stewart attributes her long
life to plenty of fresh air, sunshine
and rest.
mo worry and plain living-that's
what keeps me alive so long," she
says.
Mrs. Stewart spends a part of
each day making slumber robes and
cushion tops from scraps given her
by friends. She makes her home
with sister, Mrs. Mary Rain.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
ArmOrsville

Mrs. Lucille Zerante, Mrs. Eliza
beth Leedy, Mrs. Bernice Long, Mrs.
Eunice Zerante of Lima, Mrs. Ruth
Moser of Ada, and Mrs. Eva Moser
spent Wednesday in Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Montgomery
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bell
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Bell
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. En-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Auto Crash Takes Life
Of Entertainer

Arthur Sparks, %, Lima "cow-
boy" entertainer, was killed when an
automobile in which he was riding
overturned two miles south of near
by Spencerville.
State patrolmen said three other
Lima residents were injured in the
crash.
Arthur Rogers, "a, driver of the
car, suffered minor cuts and Miss
Fay Dewitt, 19, and Miss Pauline
Stenmen, 20, received chest injuries
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Old Town Clock Now
Electrified

The clock in the Hancock County
courthouse tower has shed weight,
but still maintains accurate time.
Electrification of the clock has
been completed. A strike weight of
1000 pounds and time weight of
600 pounds have been removed after
81 years of operation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Navy Mans Family To
Arrive In Vanlue

A Hancock County war bride is
expected to arrive in San Francisco
but her husband will not be on hand
to greet her.
Mrs. Merle Gilliland who married
Petty Officer Gilliland two years ago
in Sidney, Australia, is on her way
with their son, Wayne Richard, to
the home of her husbands sister
Mrs. H. r. Bateson, Jr., in Vanlue.
Gilliland is based in the Philippines
He has not seen his wife and son
for nearly year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
HARDIN COUNTY
Huntersville Grange
Makes Room For
Park

The Huntersville community south
east of Ada may have the first road
side park in Hardin county as the
result of action taken by members
of Pleasant Hill Grange.
The group recently adopted a
resolution by vote of 1928 au-
thorizing the executive committee to
complete negotiations with the State
Highway department for the moving
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Lima WaterwOrks Con-
tract Awarded

Green and Sawyer Co. of Lima
and Charles F. Smith and Son of
Dayton were awarded the contract
for S545,117 improvements to Lima's
waterworks facilities. Improvements
include a new pumping station for
the Metzger Lake reservoir.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
ALLEN COUNTY
Seek Housing Relief
In Delphos

Housing relief has been promised
in Delphos, according to Mayor Carl
Eiche who said the city was asked
to furnish sanitary sewers and
water lines to new addition of 10
homes proposed by a construction
company, and that go other homes
would be built in the industrial
section.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
HANCOCK COUNTY
Plan S1,OOO,OOO Plant
At Findlay

Construction of million dollar
plant in Findlay has been approved
by the Civilian Production Admins
tration, National Automotive Fibres,
Inc, of Detroit, notified the Findlay
Chamber of Commerce.
The plant, to be located on a 26-
acre tract in north Findlay, will
employ 1000 the first year, the
company said in announcing con-
struction would be started immediate
ly.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02

mans and son were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McCafferty call
ed Sunday afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Friedly.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Klingler spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. L. A.
Klingler and Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Klingler and son.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02

of the grange hall to an adjacent
site SO a park may be constructed
where the hall now stands.
The park will lie between the
present and former roadways of
u. S. Route 30-S.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Four Cans Per Person
Sought In Food
Drive

Lima and Allen County's share in
the national campaign to collect
canned foods for starving nations of
the world was set at four cans per
family by the Rev. James REM,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
NEWS NOTES FROM FOUR COUNTIES

he fell from a motorcycle. He was
found by school boy. Attaches at
Lima St. Rita's Hospital said he has
possible skull fracture.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02

chairman, following an organization
meeting attended by civic, religious
and fraternal groups.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-02
Hurt In Motor Scooter
Mishap

Charles Hitchcock, %, Lima war
veteran, was injured seriously when
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-25

lions of other Americans, have discovered that the easiest, surest method of saving money is the automatic purchase of bonds through the payroll savings plan.
 That's why you'll want to keep your payroll savings plan going want to keep on buying U. s. Savings Bonds, regularly!
 Whoi are these new bonds2 U. S. Savings Bonds are exactly the same as the "War Bonds you've been buying They come
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-25

CSURE! You've got bundle of War Bonds o but how big bundle? Enough for that home you're going to buy? ,nough for the trips you want to take? Enough or education, and security, and retirement? If you have, that's swell
 If you haven't-it's up 10 you to keep on savinei
 What's inc best way 10 save7 You know the answer or should! You, and mil
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-25
! Gm wy Aame M Mat Mx7

in the same amounts They'l Il be sold in the same ways, except that there'll be no drives
 And they puy inc some generous interest," every $z5 you save today, will come back in 10 years os $Io0.
 So. if you haven't got your home in thst box just yet, if you haven't got all the money all the bonds-youIl ever need, don't give up good habit
 Keep buying bonds on inc payroll savings pIan!
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Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
&~icbcs0abcn an
-Krieoseefaneene

Wns Sen gmpfang bon Qiebes=
gdbenpafeten 0ltrf oeutlHe Artegs=
gefanaene anbelongt. Die lid nod
i'll .S1noer Ser amerifaniihen, bri.
tiiden una fran5oiiihen Strett.
trafte befinoent 10 Gilt 0as ~foleen0e:
9erartige Bofete limo gebii9renfrei
uirO miiiier ottf Der @erpaditng fIor
alotfiert meroen: uEoitaoe 5ree"
uno u4riloner OF @or 8ift
8arceI". Sic, 0iirfen nift 5ugeflebt
iein unO oiirfen Biz gu ii 9nnro
fDiegetl. SDr Mert onrf $500 pro
8afef niht iiberIteigen. Yafete an
&riegSgeianaene in amertfauiihen
un0 fran5oitihen 91noen 0iirfeil
unDeroerblihe 2ebenSmitteI &tei-
6ung, Seize uro 1r3tIIdje ar5feien
entbaften. Sic 6ritiihen 8ehoroen
Iniien 2ebellsinittel uidt 5u. 8on
ben amerifaniIden ttnO britiIden
8eb0rOett iDer0en belpn6ere Mnf-
flebeaettel otisgegeben, Die Der BE.
treffen0e 4riegs9efangene na6 ben
8ereinigten Staoteft 3ur 8entuen.
0ing beim 5en6en bon 9qfeten
i6iden oarf. Bofete peroen obne
iolde @ufflebe5etteI n I ongerom-
men. Geuti1e &riegsgefongene in
oinerifnnifhen Qngern fonnen Iofbe
3ettel einmaI modentli1 er6aIten;
britiiherieits ner6en tie nlr nlle
orei Monote n~ilSgegeben. Die bri,
tifhen geboroen BADEN Ferner per-
fii8t, 6aB mr. enge @erpnnote loL-
DIE Bafete al &riegsgefnneere ien-
ben oiirfel1. Die fran5oiiId)en 8e-
BORDEN geben feline beionoeren MuF-
~flebe5ettef aus, ouh lie aber IaIIen
Elm Bafet per ISOLDE bon Oenielben
Mienoer 3t. Sic fonlien u~nber6erb-
Iihe Qeben8mitteI, aIeioung. SEIZE
un6 abnlide 0inge ertbalten. Ole
40reIie muB 6nmilien- uno 8or-
nomen, 8egiitrierungsnufnnier bes
8efangenen, Die 9epotman1rer,
Staot ltro 3epnrtement entboIten.
Sm Tafet muB eiu Bethel nit oem
Ranten uno A6reIle oes 5en0ers mie
6nniiIien= un0 8orname, &egiitrie-
riinBsillmmer oes gmpiGngers bet
gelegt iperoen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
@eibundtsfeit i'm auppsrt Ssim

Am SonntaJ, Sen 10. DECEMBER,
1T Die @eibnattsfeier NIT geidee-
rllllg ser 9ciitc int Oeutihen glIteil-
bein. Sin Neutrality-suspicious.
beg;nnt I'M punft 3 llbr. DasieIbe
miro pom 6rcu grneit 81. 8ropu ges
leitet uno enoet nit elmer 5ilmpOr-
iiibrung, nit Spleen mo einem
SiIber SIM Gn3u peroen
Sunoarbeiteu, 1pelde uon Ben Sniu.
Ben ~angeiertigt tpurOen, gum Saul
ait1eboten. @beriaus Shiir5en ios
pie bailsgebadener SUDDEN un0.
@eibuottggebdd. @eeett Ser Boben
QebensmitteEoiten bat man Don Dem
itbIif)en guten abenoeiien, rpeldes
.iobreIang SIT mdiiigen Breiieu Ter
puroe, 9lbitanb geHommen.
Dafiir gibt es ieooh nit Muffhnitt
5elelte B~utterbrote. Gas 9ohitee
nm 3oblreihen 8eFlh. Der
HeinerloS lit 5ur @rbultung oes als
terheimS beitiHmt. Die 8ei6.
ioftsfeier I'M Geutideu Beiienbais
finoet am Sonutoa mad 8eibncd)-
ten itntt.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
COST tOarnt i'm Gcridpt
pcr cincr NcucIatticn

2onoon 8rofeiior Sorolo 2a8s
II, Der Big gum Iesten SUM 8or-
tiger Der Mrbeiterpartei NOR, erflarte
i'm @erht, ooB man in GngIono nit
elmer &ebolution red)nen mitlIe.
iDenn iid Sic a~onierbotioen fDeigern
lolteil, iid nit Sen io3inIen Ser
dnoerungen nb3ufinoen. 2o9fi bot
cine Bodenidrift auf @erIeumoung
berflagt, Die inn p~DrgebnIten batte,
bob er cine getuaItIame @eooIution
b~egnnltige> unO erfIdrte I'M 8erbor,
Dab pr Iel6lt nidt fir cine gepolt.
lame &epoIlition lei oieie uber I'M
uermei0li9 meroen fonnte, tpenn sic
Gage unertrdgIi9 mir0.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
psrcinsF aIcnNer

6OncOrS Stub, Snc. ErdiiOent:
Gnrl Sto6er. Sefret1r, s.. O..
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Street 9. 6.
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Jreo gOgeIiang; Setretdr, s. g.
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Nonat I'M 6rieoDofsseb6uoe.
9cutide JreimGurer SOsc Armi.
Mus, Nr. 25, G.A.M.&. Sefretdr:
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Hrd%iioentin: Grnu Grnit g. 8rown;
8eriommlung am 3. 9ienstag in
Nonat Inn 2 1lbr i'm Semi.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Sic 5Ou pre- 5ieas
rettc IN Brttcn3cnc

Gin 8rief aus elmer groBen Sn-
6uitrieito0t in Der britiihen Gone
9eltifIanOs entbiillt, niepiel 3ou
0ie GmpfGngerin iiir 3igaretten II.
Sebof beSablen mllBte, Die ibr Der
Batter in eillem ieIbit 5liammenge-
fteIIteit uno gei9iften 9nfet geinnot
botte. Gag 9Gften entbielt 80 81
gdretten ltr0 200 @ranm 5ein-
idynitt 9obaf.
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Gmpfdngerin in9e Ii. ihrei6e R.W.
1880 an Boil, Snbaf- tin0 llmiob-
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gcrette foitete - nebetl fbrem be-
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&reiS nod 81 @fennige ertra!
8oS fofnrlt foIgenoernlaBen 5iiIton-
De: Se0e Cigarette foItet in Ser Bril-
ten5one sllnaflt einntuI 9Big. 3olI,
ons moht Del 80 Stiif SD 2.70.
8o3u fonlmt sic gabnfiteuer, Die 4O
8fg. pro 3igarette betragt C!feo);
0as ergibt alio @M 1900. Aber elld
0uanit lit Ste Sate rod uid)t 5uen-
De; iebt folgt nod cine llmInBiteuer
Don @Df O.60, ole ~foLgenoer moBet
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itabter @ert fiir Oas Slid is gig.
@reis ser biIligiien Cigarette in
Teutihlan0) maht &M 4.S0, ga.
gu Boil M9f go, 0d5u 9abafiteler
GOf 1900, maht 3uiammen R9l
1880, mo ocuon weroen $50 ge-
nolnmen, 0as ergibt R@9 O.60.
9(ber fiir Die 200 @rurm Rabat
lnitBte Sic grnpfdngerin iognr HAl
AZ. 20 an Coll ulro Steuern 3ablen,
10 Dab tie I'M ga15en an ggtro9ebiib.
rem fiir ons oer9dltnismdBig fIeine
@au1tmarenpGdhen nift meniger
ais HSf $500 3I erIegetl bate
Ggei Dem IabGf miro mfe0erltm 8
Rfg. Soil, uno 3lpor OiesmaI PRO
Wremm, gerehnet ferner eine
Steuer pom II Efg. pro @romm ii.
Oo5lt Oie 3 pro5sntige ltniab Stell-
CT eoie obeuD
Pins Dem griei gebt ferner Der
Dor, 0nB nlanfe @mpf1nger ons ans
ben Il. e. geihifte aloiettpopier fiir
iel6it geroIlte i3igoretten perrpenoell
als 6dten Griab fiir oaS u~nerb1Ifli=
d. 3igarettenpepier.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
fir Sctpjets
Gin Damcflcsldbntcrt

Gate Success, 81. 9. Ger ruiz
,iiGe auBenminiiter WtoIotoD aab
flar da D%eriteben, onB Sic @ereinig-
ten Stpoten 8uerlt ouf Die atont-
bombe ber5ihten miiIien, ebe bon
elmer abriiltung iiberbalipt gereoet
tUeroen fam. .@Ieidaeitig beltebt
@liBlano atf ieinem @etore6t in
Der internationalen &ontrone un0
Snipeftion nno lest Ii1 Oomit in
Bi0eripruh nit Sen gereiniaten
Staaten unS ibren 4niihten iiber
Die AtomfontroIle.
uDie atombombe lit Elm Dnntof.
IeSidnert, oas an einem oiiitnen
JoOen bdnot", erfldrte Ser ruIiiide
8ertreter &iihinsfn i'm YeIitiideu
4AsiduB her 4ereiuteti- ~lnfipnen.
,,gslr fuenn Oieie Ero6ung aus ser
Welt aeIdnfit mir6, f0nner mir oie
Siderbeit erbdIten. @arum alto niht
Die 8erItellnag bon Mtommaffen Der.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Gkentmiber 2lerstin
crnoartct N~loHcnitcrbcn

Berlin - 9ie Qeiterin bes Sc
Iunabeitsomtes Ger StoOt G6emnib,
StaOtrdtin Or. meO. nor &eutbe.
bot III einem Shrei6en on sic San
oesoermaItung So6ien erfldrt, 0oB
lie 1bei Den immer footiider mer-
1cl0en 3erbGltniiien~ Sic 8erout=
morning fir ibr Mmt nidt mebr
tragen tonne. Set 8eginn Ser fall
ten Sabres8eit 4piirOe Iid ole ,,aln-
9eimlide" 5efr0en5 Oes clIgemeinen
ardfteoerfolls bemerfbor modem II.
bel langerem gnonuern ser alpger=
bliflifen @erbdItniiie iei ELM Moi-
lenlterben nift 5t Dernei0en. Gie
ltelgenoe Boil Scr 8ooesf1Lle lei
ouf Die allgemeine s6n6fe 5uriid-
3%ufiihren.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
5ur 3 ea@tmne

GIf RfnO Gafce per Bolt inO bon bier nad scr amerfanii6eu,
brithen unD Ger fran3oiihen @eiosungs5oue erloubt Sic Safete
miien sic 8e3eihnung g@iftpadage~ trogeu umo fonuen oae not
tpenoigeu geOarfsorifeI eutbaIten rpe 2ebenSnitel 8Ieioung ufu.
Raufmaterial GILT uidt as 2ebensnohueHOig, bod tDer0eH tpeHige
Pddden 3igaretteu ODER Tabaf nitt beaurunoet. Sic fSunen ee-
Iegeutlid audi eiuiae Heue 9IeiotHgsiiide iopie Heue aiuoerihube
beHigen.
ssbFepGdtc gafete mad Berlin nerSsn nidt 5~ef0rOert, jeOOb
iobe ourd Ngentureu.
3pilhel 6u efnaeIueu 8efobmags5pHen in 9ettibloHo 1T Elm
%beI1ranfter HofetpOHperfebr r~egehHdBis bis gu enem RfunO
600 @rauuD 6uIahig.
Ser 2utpoiSertebr uod GeuidIano in ole 8eiasungs5Onen 1T
DieOer er6ffnet uOrOen Gas 9Cfto betragt 15c bic babe Ande.
9e autuOrtjdeiue f0nneu Rriefen mad DeutidlonO beisefigt
tperoen 60 Cents. eS
Csterrsid: 9riefe bis 81 eune1 8funO uO SpiHorten aud 0e-
ih6nIiden SnhaItS: SOrtofGbe: 3 Gents fir &arten un0 5 Gents
fir Die critic ln8e 0e8 grieies. ale meHeren lln8en eeHtS -
auFtpoIt: bis 81 seinerp Nfuno. 30 Gents i6e babe ltn3e. Yot-
pafete bis Al Ii VfunO bel 70 8oa llmfoug. gortoate: / @fnno
40 geuts, Ii gfua0 $f.87, fem 8onemrnteri6ieo.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
goucOr6 Glnb

Gle Merchandising oeS Concord
welde an Sotnstae i'm 9alt-
Ie oeg Serrn Gutter i~tnttiano, NOR
qut beIuf)t. 8r1iioent 9err Carl
.Stoher eroffMpte nflo lettete Die
geriammlung Sic uerleFenett Be
rihte oe5 Sefretdrs iouie 0e3 Shoss
meiIters uur0en arsenommen. "a
l1ele Mitglieoer fornten %aufgeiont-
men meroen mas 6ltr @eniige be-
neiBt, guie 9roB oaS Sntereiie fir
Ben Club inter ben DeutIhen bier
ielbIt lit. Die neuen Mit8IieOer MUIR
Sen pom Br1iioenten begriiBt u1lo
milIfonnnen gebeiBen nit Der Bite,
3u ie0cr 3eit iiir Die 3mede uno bic
SSeole oeg Concord Clubs ein5ulte-
ben uu0 fiir 0o8 @a1stum oes
Bereins gil iorger un0 uelle @itgIie=
Ser Ill fperben.
3un 8unfte Saul zines Ser
einsbuIies" ergrifien SEER $. hilbert
BiibIer ndmens Ser Mitgiieoer Ell
mes SaFiir e~rnonnten Spe5ioIfomitee
0as @ort 81 eineln oiisfitbrlihen Be-
riht ii6er Elm idon irii1er Don Stub
iniiqIie0ern teiiGtistes Sans an
Ser 81. Strabe im SiiOoiten Der
.staOt. gr enpfo9l sen amaI 0ieieS
Sauies nchoem man iid iiber Die
Grteifuna Ser Sdanfli5enS oerseDiI-
iert babe. Sim niloereS MitgIieo oeg=
Ielben Qomitees, Serr Arhiteft
9urqbarot, iprnh it6er oas Nidt-
geeigaetlein oieies 8laseS, mas gu
elmer langeren Gebatte fiibrte. Gr
empiubI sen anfolf elmer 8anitel=
lie III. Goftage Stir. Gaun nlir0e ilber
sas Nnaebot zines @altieS I'M Noro=
peitIifen StcotteiI beridtet, in Der
g4abe ser itdotiiden 8erpaItungsge=
bGuoe. Ger Gerein beihIoB, Dab ale
9oridla1e an oas @altsfomitee itber=
uieiet Der0en, 0aB oaSielbe nit oett
Toritarosmitglie0ern 3uIaulmen oos
iiir sen Concord Club iih am beltett
eienenoe projeft ausarbeitet ltHA nur
baum 0em 8erein uorlegt na1oea
Sic gorlanos ioipie 4omiteemit=
aIieo einitimmig empfebIen, mas lid
fir Sen Club an belteu eianet. Der
goridllag fano oie ungeteiIte 3u-
ltimntun9 alIer AnaueleuOen. Die
nafite GerorntoItllng finoet am %.
Ee5entber Itott urro 1T NIT elmer
@eiAnodtsfeier o~erbnn0en.