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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-11
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lan>s Katkclifen

Samblrg. Gin oirtcllbrici ,ulroc
lette Wpde in ocn fatboliidru Sir.
hcn perlcie,l, ser sic mcitoclltid)cn
&atbplifcn crnluhnt, bci Sen @ahlcl,
il,m @lnloespnrlamcnt am II. Mug
iitr oic vdyriIllitcu &onbioatcn" 81,
ltllmncn s. bunoelt lid babel lnll
Ole tsru9e ser @eteiliglng ser Stride
am Griibnnaslucien.
Scr iosialoclllotrntiicbe ssiibrcr Or.
alrt Shulnad)cr, crflGrtc, ser SIR.
tcnbricf lei ~oifcnflrnoia haSu bc.
ltinmt, nlI Die @oblcn at glniten
Der GbriItlid)cn Senrpfrate, cinill.
iplrfcn", Sic sic it1rfitcn &onfllrrcllz
ten Scr Su5iaIoanIofratel, III ocn1
aanrpf INN N:e Afndt in ocr@citoeut
Ihclr Ncgierung ii,b.
65 Yrp5ent ser MibIer ionen IN
Sen @eititnaten 6rnl,cn icin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-11
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By ]. c..

Youngstown. O.. Aug. ll-An-
other successful week end has
passed, one we will remember.
Saturday. Aug. 6, we had our an
nual picnic at the Saxon Picnic
grounds in Wlcki;ltc. The game
between the Old Timers VS.. The
Juniors was very exciting. the Jrs.
winning the game by the score OF
81. After the game we had the
usual drinking. eating. singing,
and moonlight dancing. We want
OF thank all of our organizations
and out-of-towners for helping us
make this successful. affair. we
also want to thank all the ladies
and men that worked on the COM
mittees, you did a wonderful job.
Sunday, August I. Youngs-
town travelled to Salem and came
home with anorLe,c victory ior our
team. 1t was very good game,
with Youngstown leading all
through the game, and ending it
with score of ll--7( after the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-11
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Wally Geiger

Cleveland, O., Aug. 1l--Nice
going boys, you played a swell
game last Sunday. That just goes
to show you that you can really
play if you wanted too. It's just
to bad that there were not more
people there to enjoy such we'll
'played game. For those that were
not able to attend the game, the
fnall score was 10 to 9 in favor
'of East, Thanks Detroit, for
bringing the nice crowd.We sure
ly hope you all enjoyed yourself,
Well gang, the l949 baseball
season is rapidly coming to a
close. This coming Sunday we
will be playing one of our last
fcw games. SO what do you say
we really get good crowd down
there. We will be playing Lorain
here at the Kirkland field at | 80.
After-all our boys are doing their
part by participating in these
sports and | think it is only right
that we do our part by attending
these games and backing our
boys. You know that there are a
lot of us that wouldn't even think
'ot risklng our necks by playing
IN the games, and what if the BOYS
that do play for us figured the
same way. Well you know we
wouldn't have much of a club.
; 50 the only way we can show our
appreciation to our ballplayers is
, to get out there and cheer then,
to victory. Yes, their playing and
our cheering make the game com
,plete. Sunday, Aug. IA. at | 80 is
the day.
Wednesday, Aug. II rs the 5rd
; w ednesday of the month which
, means meeting. This should be d
, short business meeting with a S..
cial following. We still have all
that business about the coming
|bowling tournament to discuss
This is really going to be a big
job to handle and if we want tc
do it right we don't have any
time at all to lose. Let's reall,
try to make it down to this meet
ing and get this business taker
care off.
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T. S. ]. A. CHORUS
NEWS
By Eleanor Rauch.

Friday. August II, will find us
rehearsing in the great outdoors.
The place is Salem, Ohio, at the
Country Club and the time is
8 80 p. m. Don't eat big supper
because after the rehearsal, there
will be a wiener roast and liquid
refreshments to sooth those tired
vocal cords. Just bring yourself,
your good humor and don't ask
any questions-just have fun.
Our chauffeurs will take off
from the Youngstown club and
head for Salem at ! 80. If you
want a ride, be on time.
All other rehearsals will be
held in Youngstown every Friday
night through September End.
If YOU ever want to take a good
snooze. Just go to a midnight
spook show at a drive-in. How
about it, Buddy, Richie and An.
dv: Talk about big he-men
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Die Shriit Scr Retkitier
@hIuk BON @eite I.

Sne sSrI6riften bon &arotepe pers
raten, bab Sie sscitlrns bon &orig
9liitmpalt0as crbaltt tpuroe lmo nod
| ibm lben Namen sliitMpol,oa crbielt.
Ser a0ljis eebort ongeblib ser Gp.
noiiie BON Moplos an sic uns aus
lgricdiiden Sasen befount lit. sliita.
lponoas berihtet BON iciner cigenel1
|&egicrl,ngs5eit; frieolihe Grcigniiie
Goben Dor militiriifen 8eidebniiierl
Sen Gorrane. Slnmer ipieoer betont
er Sic Satiohe,bob feline gegierungs.
5eit cine Yeriooe ISes @liids ulto oes
@oblergebens fir oos Golf Scr "a.
NINA getpeien iei. Ta aoratepe in
elmer ein5iaen Feriooe, 11dmlib Dor
73O Dor Gbrliti, betpo9nt ipar, &c.
bOren allo aIle sSltnoe in Ole gleihe
3cit, mas fir sic Irb1ologie bon
bober 8cOclttl,ng lit. Iues in alien
lit cs lpobl nidt 5l,piel bebauptet
wenn man iast, bab Sic 6,lnoe bon
I&aratepe -ioipdbl bonn pbiIoloeiid).
en- luie alrd) bonn ar6Gologiihel'
|Stonopunft aus geicben oils cir,
|iuiiierihaftlibes greignis erlterSro=
m,n9 aelten oiirie1l.
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SALEM, OHIO
NEWS
BY Katy Spack

Salem, O., Aug. live tried
(and almost succeeded in win
ming the game, but when the dust
finally cleared away after that
last whIrlwind play, Yo. had won
81. Don't be downhearted fel-
lows, look who we play this week
We beat Farrell once let's do it
again.
Our club has two teams enter
ed for the Golf Tournament in
Canton Sat. Quite few of the
gang will be up for the dance
so you can expect good crowd
from Salem, Canton.
Picnic Cancelled
| hat to have to say this but
through some misunderstanding
or something the Juniors cannot
have the country club Aug. II,
hence there will not be any picnic
/ Aug. p. Don't forget, however,
that Branch 1S is having a pic
mic August II.
Attention All Juniors
Rehearsal this week is in Sa-
lem. We will meet at the club at
8 p. m and go out to the home to
practice We still need more
singers SO even if you haven't
attended rehearsals before and
think you would enjoy it come out
this Friday night.
The club extends sincere wish
es tor many years OF happiness
| together to Dorothy Stroup and
Arthur Weber who are being
married on Aug. IS.
To Farrell
The game will start about 200
! and will be played at West End
Park.
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SIR 8mn>esbcihaii,,ne
elcftriittsr 1trait

@nibilgtpn. Scnutpren als Sem
Siiocn nlro @citcn bcfien 9lbitrid)c i,l
bclcitigcn. oic eilw 9eihe bon Glcf=
triSituts =Yrcicftcn ser gllnssreaie,
rllng ulmll0glib mnbcn iuiiroen. Gs
banbelt iid) nor aQcn Inn Ginrid).
tl1ugcn fir &aliiprl1ein, Colorado
lfnltnnn, Sbpbn. sll,itene eigcrer
&rnftitrpnl- -2citlungen ioll nah Ser
Mufiuiilng Noes slusid)ulles. Ser oi(
MbItribr bprnobrn hic Mcaicrln9
acntrofte nit Observation-Disclosures
tretelt laiien.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Peggy SChedlev.

Cleveland, O.. Aug. live had
a meeting on Monday and it looks
to me like we're going to. do all
right by getting our members to
come around. 1t was nice to see
you again, Heinie Roth.
What happened to the new
members we took into the club
By those | mean Millie and Rose
mary Chaky and Jean Schenk.
We'd sure like to see YOU com
ing around. We have swell do
ing planned which I'm about to
tell you about and we sure hope
YOU can make it.
Sweet Corn and Watermelon
Date. Saturday, August 20
time $50 at the club. Price SOC
And for that SOC YOU get all the
watermelon and corn. pop and
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beer that you want. We are 60
ing to have this outing at the
Innings house Well have all
kinds of fun and games, such as
volley ball, badminton and GRO
quet. Fun for all and you may
bring your friends.
We'd like to see some of our
old members come around to this
doing too. And don't forget to
wear your old clothes. Mainly
blue Jeans. Come after supper
and if you think watermelon and
corn is not enough, you may bring
a sandwich.
Girls - you won't and don't
need a partner for t h i S party, OF
any of our other parties. Don't
forget, this is a club. not "Cou,
pies Only" Night Club.
Congratulations to Hilda Lin,
zing for being elected to repre-,
sent our club at the Swimming
Meet on August 2Sth. Well al
keep Our fingers crossed, although
we doubt if that is necessary, -
is it Dick:
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Sweet Corn and Watermelon
8crlins 1siireermeiitcr
fir itarfcStaatsautcritGt

@erlin. Sbcrtriirgcrnniiter Grnit
Mclltcr lrllo iciuc bcioen sl1Iiitcntcl,
ridtctcn on oct &onlnlanoantcn Scr
@cinlrGhte cilcn @riei, in ocm ul,i
Die ihlimuue tSillan5lnge Scr StnNt
bllgclu:cicll illb crfliirt ,uirroc, boi,
lie orinacno llnteritiitlurg int Mnb.
men res Observation-Disclosures ulN slnlei-
ben bcn0tigtcn. 9luh ipiilld)tcn tie
mrbr SelbltGuoiafcit ill ser @cbuuo,
hung inllercr 9lngelcgelrbciten N,
Berlin idlber.
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National DenFntGler
SmIuk bon Sp'te I.

nommen, 'ocnl5ufdIge ieoer 0iir9cr
bcrettigt mar, fous er oie stbiid,t
l6riftlid bofanntgob, t6O slder Nc-
gierlm9slano 81 crbolten, ioGs CT
cine geringiiigige 8cbiibr erleste ,'no
! iih bereit erfldrte, 5luninbeit flint
Sabre lang auf ieincn 2anoe 5u le.
ben. Tas Someltcdo Nationul Wolu,,
rncnt be5eihllet sic StcIle, oui sic
Ser erIte gniprld aNI Grlmo bcs
SomeItcao 9lct erbCbcn 1purbe. Gs
biGoct ein Gcmfmol fir sic iroon,.
biirtigen lulo einbeinilhen Innrifa,
ncr, oie Sem ibpercn Taiein oui sen
,peitlidcn ErGrien trobtcn, fir iid)
elm Seim lrtto ollh slmcrifa lelbIt olI,
bauten.
3n bclt tjihtigltcu gtotionoInto,
numertcn, biitoriihen Stittcn lluo
WtilitGrports gebGrcn insbciouocre
joie foigcnbcn: Der 9lbrdbam SincoIn
ytattonol Earf in &Cntudp, (oort be.
: fi1,bet ii'h sic toiitte, in ser llcbcr.
lieferl1ngsgendB SincoIn gebprcn
puroe); bann sic @aolonoS in Siio
bofota. Sier banbelt cS iih I'M cine
8cgc,tN, oie grobartige Spurcn Ian.
ger Groiion trdgt lrno cine arobc sln,
jdbl bon prGbiitoriibcn Sierioliilicu
entbolt. SlNereilant erihcint aud,
Mpunt Gl,lbn1ore, ctcniouS in Siio.
nafota gelcgen nit ieinem groborti.
gcr Icllcn, in oen sic @clifts,iiat
ppn Walt&ngtcn, SSeficrlon, Sincolr
ltlpo Sbcpbore Hpoicpclt ochoucl
! l1ilro. Gettysburg in Tcnnliulponicr
be5cihnet bus S6lohtielo, uui Sem
Der WcnocplUft int @iir0crfricat
eintrot Icrllcr gebort oaSu sic Sc
bllrtsitGtte llnb bas Scim pon 1srarh
lin .. Mouicuelt in Spoe Gurf, q
y. slm bcitcu befnlnt lit sic ,srei
be;tsltutle uuf @eoloc ,Salo,lh in
Safen bon 9teD Dorf, cin Ghrcnoe
lhG,f ocs fraSoiiid)cn &plfcs mi
cin ipcltbcfallntcs Sillnbilo ser 1srci
belt lno Gcmofrotie.
Cas grube Ncb,pcrf bon 9tntionol
mcal'nlenteu lno biitcriitpn StGt
ten, Oie ous 9fntionol Yorf Scrpic
perlualtet luuroc OILS 9lnid)auungS
ltntcrrirbt ser mcrifauilhcn 8e
'bl(bte l'lo Tcrgcid)ihtc i'm ,sreic,
bc5eid)nct slber Scr 9el,d)cr fam
lFldcr lcin, oab ibm BORT l,icrlalli
Sen l(ntcrrid)t nufor1!,gt. Iie 9u,
ocaperiualtune lit BLOB bemiibt eli
Nes ppn Straben, 9sY sYeihMtngcn 81
| ltaffcn, bie Sitcratl,r su licicrn, 81
, Wtll'cen Tcrlc'lnlgcn lluH Ilibr"
! sur Grrilanna 5u itencu. Sics allt
llpl'roc bercitgcitellt. iueil Ole Gcficnt
lihfeit cS berlorgtc llno nlal crbGl
'nIl Dies luuionit rocr fuit lncnt9clt
lid.
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Dirtihaftsfriic Oeatjt>
lanHs Miro prepke,cit

ISralfilrt a. 90. |ielc biciige onc,
rlfanr'd)e. @canlten ertporten, sal,
W|ltoelltlhlnnb in Sen 1lGt)itcn 'Fo.
natcn BON einer@irtihoitafriic II &m.
ac'ltht luerben miro. Gin Mitolico
Der GGI &criuaItlua erflirtc: Ser
Mllltcr Silritc rcht bart iiir Sic
Tciltif)en lucrNcll. Ser ocltidlc Gr,
prrtbonotI itctjt Dor circnn fotoltrps
pbnlen 9tieocr9ong."
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Ka,.nt Depreiiienseeiahr

@aibington. Oie Wirtibnitler bes
SanouirtId)afts s+Gcpdrtmellts iiito
iih I'M allgel1winen oaribber einig
|oaB sic iSarmer Ser llS. einer 0c,
preNiion ausgeiett apGrcn, lpern Wei'
sem ul,i $1.25, Mais alli Is Gerts,
Sdpmin mnb 9hilto alai So, Gicr al,i
25 Gcnts mnb Yaunnpplle auf 2Ot
follen iollte. IS ,piro ieood) olS l,lr'
ipabribeinlib al,gcicbel,, oab bie
Yrciie Iberart itiir5cn, iolnnac sic
Megier,rng ibre geeempirtieen Sltb.
itoien aufredtergmlt.
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Ntais,,atn,c s,,nt Sh,,bc
Scr 6etperfittaiftett

8cni Sas @phlfabrtsfonitce bes
@irtid,aitS- uro Mobliabrtsrotes ser
Gereillten Noticnen ,piiltIft, oob bie
Snternationnl Subpr Srgnl.iintion
(N9S) tAlc ~aolrnliiiion sur Set.
itcllllIln Scr SatIohcr" lulo .5unl
Sbute ser Eehte scr @emerfIhaiteu
eirlett.
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Dos KinHcr>crf
ShluB bon Seite 1.

ShluB bon Seite 1.
Sen Grbolnrn bes Iories poriG,pcbt,
uno bos gan5e 2c5en ioa eriiiat ieill
bonn 8eiite Seinritb EeitaloSSis, bcs
groben aiildocrs Scr Nirnid}ihfeit.
@ic lun9e iperoen Sic &ricgsipoiicn
bier blcibcn2 Mtan benft porlGufig
ian sebn Sabre; in oieicr 3eit mer-
ocn oie flnolhcn Sceler pielleidt
oas 6raiten iiberpilbeu, in bos iic
bincingcriiien 1pllroen, lulo pcrfiilus
ncrte Memiblein fonnen Iih entail
ten 81, itarfcn, giitigen 0iirgcrl, bie
|Hcinrfebre1 in lire eigel1eSeimat unb
ood nie pergciien, ooB binter olle,
8rcil5cn meniblide Mcnlhcn mob
men.
Sic ,Joec ocs Ginocroprics iuro
i'm galHeIi Grlf begciitcrten slnflon9
llno in grober 8cbebcreiti6oit trlsg
olleS bei gum @elineen bcs Elnars.
Selltc, Sic IS uermobten, ipenoetcll
8lb; Sanoluerfen pcricrtigten :r6bcl
Suusiruuen id)ueiocrten &G,:o6or
unb sic Ssl1ngen bcs gan5er 2aubcs
Io#oen iih uls @aubelicr cil. Scit
oem SriibiaDr miro ont Spri ghal,l
llno ieit Ioieier 3cit lit ein Eager iii,
reitpillige @oubelfcr in 9ctrie6
Stl,oentcn, Shiiler, Sebrlinge op'
fern ibre Ierien, iie gratcn, baucl
lno lcgen ISie @rlnoiteine ST sen
,ritcn Sdlllcrn. slud aus anoercl1
2Gnocrn iinb S,mgan gefrmnlcn, un>
rlle lil,o gecint oi,rh oieicIbe 9cgci.
iterrng. lltittcu I'M 9aubclierlagel
Itcbt cine botc ,Snbncnitulge, lllro I'M
ic bcralm grltppicrcu iid) perld)le=
oene HfGble. Sn oieie Efuble iilt>
Sic Nonlelr oQcr galrbelier eingerisi
uno man Iicit uebcn pielell ihluci5c.
riidcn nld) ellgliihe, fral,5olibe
'boujnoiihe ,udo oiterreid)SIfe 9to.
nlen. Sieie lsidble perocn Oie Sd
picen iein in oen @artellstilnen ocs
Gorfes. llnh iie perocn itets erilnlerl1
m oen bcg;liden SeIicnplacn Se'
Suaeno'
SSn oicieln Scrblt lpcroen nlln ol(
critcn SoGllicr oes &inberopries be:
Sugsbercit. IS gibt &iltoer, sic Sic
| len NueeltbIid folm erlpartcn fon
lrcn, ben, ihon icit elniger 3eit lin(
im Srogener 8oiienbaus 0relbiq
ariess,paiien aus Ytnriaiue. Gel
IfiVEh. Gang bicier &inoer 3iibrt
sum 9ouplab. Sic pcriolgen bas
S%rocn bcs Turics nit fanm 81
;d,;tocrnAcm Ga.tSlidcn nio pNtr
r:"lc:r ,Gmcn. j,N.'r SdIccul'cln bill
Net c;ncn ME peri CO" Sct Sclprnd)
it,. Mir :ncrrel Gin Suus babcn:"
Mscn S:e Ginbrr. mnN 20, ltir gliit
l,&r: Jtau!Icn ,rtLt Ga: .:.iinnct crit
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liinhi,,t ,uorbcn iiG. :, ~ Gcb3:cll Ell
.,r... cine Stu,. Elm Wclt'hcn. cl:
-: lfs Wiit,C:,.: VIII. ein !lrine;
s. {: ,chctt)cn nii ciu .:',I'lii:! -
S:u.rn nili,t a. sen -. cnGlcfrlit:
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l'.:> >,;bIiae miiii =, ole, bf':'c clltbc1
T 4, unS ntr yScnirrH iuiro luan g.
iii Mlnberoori lDlcHerNc6cn tonuc!
oob iit Dies feir @rlluo, sic $oanb'
i" ~ S6pB 81 i.,,n, Ncnn cs II
iiber triier. auh MIR @ell:ge 81, ret
ten, ols slne uerbcrrcm ,u lui'cn
yGincln Gilo nidt SIT better, lucnl
mani es fonltc, lit ein &crbrcden.'
iagte Mnatole ssrance. llub bn:
Sh,uei5crpolf lpill 10 bclicl,. luie e;
cinit EcitaluSSi tat. 9unlai< narcl
cs sic @aiicn bon Stans e Gc,ltc liui
es bie @aiien Guropas.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT

Bears hibernate in winter
months in temperate regions be-
cause they are unable to obtain
food.
Traffic has increased 4lT in
Nebraska since 1887.
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loRA1N NkWS 5yE1oRs
By Mickey

Lorain, O., Aug. live would
like to send out our thanks to the
Loran Singers for sending us an
invitation to their picnic last
Sunday. There. was more than
one Junior who went home with
aching muscles. from playing vol
ley ball. pitching horseshoes and
tug-of-war.
To Cleveland East
We will all be there full force.
See you at the club. All Lorain
Juniors going to the game cali
Matt Wagner for the time-the
meeting place is the club of course
We would like to-introduce to
our readers our two new mem
bers. Daniel and John Bender.
They are two swell hard work
ing boys and Observe our thanks
for al the help they have given
us in the past.
Don't forget. meeting every
first and third Thursday of the
month and ball practice every
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found
on page 5.

|. Santa Fee. N. NJ.
2. Guthrie.
3. Nevada, Carson City.
4 Baton Rouge, La
5 Bismarck, N. d.
8. Trenton, N. ].
!. Madison. Wise.
8. Lincoln, Nebr.
9. indianapolis, Ind, and Okla
homa City, Okla.
10. Boston. Mass.
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game we retired to the Salem
Saxon club, where we enjoyad
delicious luncheon. Thanks for
showing us good time Salem.
Wonderful plans are in the max
ing to make the "1o49 Swimming
Meet the finest and largest T.
S. ]. A. event that has ever been
given. Don't forge to get your
beauty Juices picked. Let's have
all your out-of-towners and all of
our Saxon members make this af-
fair success. More details will
be in our next weeks column.
Watch for if
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To Canton

Sunday, August II, Youngstown
will travel to Canton. This will
be something different, a night
game. Everyone wishing to go be
at the Saxon Club at 3 80 sharp.
Meet us at the Saxon Club about
80 or 600 p. NJ. to direct us
to the field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-28
Leicester c. Hemingway,
Brother OF Novelist, To
Go 70 Rogota, Colombia
Becomes Assistant
Information Officer
For United States
Information Service
Especial to The CItizeno

WASHINGTON, March 28.-
Leicester c. Hemingway, of Key
West, author and newspaper cor
respondent, will interrupt writ
ing a book on World War IL in
few days to leave for Bogota,
Colombia. where he will become
assistant information officer for
the United States Information
Service.
A younger brother of Ernest
Hemingway, he has put his tai
ents into documentary report on
the activity of German U-Boats
in the Caribbean Sea prior to the
war. He was writer photog-
rapher with the U. S. Army in
Europe and later enlisted in the
Fourth Infantry Division.
Hemingway's career has con-
sisted largely of international as
signments as a free-iance writer
for several national magazines
and newspaper syndicates. He
went to school at Honolulu and
Oak Park, Illinois and then to
George Washington University in
Washington, d. c. After finishing
college he travelled extensively
Continued On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-28
Tire AUTOS Figured
liz Smash
Ups
Only Two Injured;
Collision Al
Caroline And
Simonlon Streets

Thrcc traffic accidents were
Imported 81 the police over the
#Nrkend. but only two persons
NJ reported injured. III
a, r Siursen and his wife were
Nfnted In County Hospital for
MEili injuries suffered when a
- in which they were riding
N'lided with a car driven by G..
n Gibson. q Boca Chica sailor, at
Ms@evcli boulevard in front of
~ Naval Hospital. f.f
Gibson was treated at Naval
Rpitnl and was released later.
NJ ono was injured In an. ac-
|||ent a Caroline and Simonton
rcis' IN collision Of cars
Wvcn BY Lawrence q. Gall and
|iedel Leder. 9 Charles street, at
rs .. IN. Sunday.
W W. Darby, USS Clamagore,
wv the u. y. Naval Station, es-
INped injury when his car ran
~ 80 tllc sidewalk and hit a tel
NIllune pnic ~ the head OF the
'Afid near Naval Hospital al
DIS % m. Saturday night.
patrnlmnn n. Davenport ar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-28
i'll Navy Men Rescued
From Sinking Plane, 700
Miles From Pearl Harbor
Intercepted Aud
nrlaycsl To ships,
Our Making Rescue

rEARL HARBOR. March 3D.
lievcn Navy men, whose catali-
~ plane had 90 descend in a
lunsly part Of the Pacific Ocean
today. were rescued because of
thsir GOOD fortune in connecting
ladircelly with . ship. 20 miles
away
necsusc Of . dead engine. the
plane camc down 700 miles
southwest ~ Pearl Harbor. off
are beaten track 81 traffic In the
parifie A weak radio message
wss plcked zap here and was re-
inyea a. ships in the Pacific.
one ship. whose radio man
hcard thc cali for help. was only
20 miles away. Il raced 10 the
pnint aivcn in the message. and
rrnfhea there barely In time TO
aavc me ~ men. whose plane
was half sunk.
They were taken aboard the
rusc,ar shin and carried to Kwaja-
ban In the Marshall Islands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-28
Foreigners
Coming To Sign
Alliance Pact

NEW YORK, March 3D.
Italy's foreign minister is due to
arrive here tonight by plane and
will continue tomorrow to Wash
ington for the purpose Of sign
ing the agreement Of the North
ATLANTIC Alliance.
He will be the first of the rep
rcsentatives of foreign countries
to arrive in Washington to sign
the pact. Others are aboard the
Queen Mary, due to arrive in two
days.
It is expected that signatures
will be affixed to the pact by
representatives of Portugal and
Iceland, as wen as those repre-
senting the United States, Great
Britain, France, Belgium, the
Netherlands, Luxembourgh. and
Denmark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-28
High School Band
Ia Concert At
Park Tonight

Jackne Drudge, solo cornetist.
will play the solo for cornet and
band. Beneath Thy Window, : by
Di Capua. in the concert to be
given tonight at Bayview Park
by the Key West High School
Band.
The concert, which will begin
at 8 o'clock, is The fifth of the
season by the school band. The
program tonight will include
three marches, an overture, a Sc
renade. and two popular pieces,
besides the cornet solo and an
Other selection, 1.-THE Prince of
Pilsen." The popular numbers
are Il Wonder Who's kissing Her
Now and "Mindin' My Business. !"
1 The complete program:
Morch. The Billboard Klohr
Wultz. I Wonder Who's
KISSING Her Now Howard
Overture. Princess of 4.
Indiu KIM
Eqyptiun Serenode.
Amino Lincke
Morch. Men of Ohio Fillmore
INTERMISSION
March. Fdther of
Victory Gunne
Fe- Trot. Mindin' My
Business Kuhn
Cornet Solo. Beneath
Thy Window Di Cupuu
Selection, The Prince
of Pilsen Iuders
THE STAR SPANGLED
BANNER