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ple) oY - & 7 Page 3, bottom has the following ad in Yerman, in a large box: " GERMAN DAY OF PHILADELPHIA Friday October 6, 1939 at 8PM Metropolitan Opera House, Broad and Poplar Streets ! Music- 2 historic pageants.- Singing : Chief Speaker: Senator James Dd All seats reserve joxe «~ all other seats 50cents" | Page 3, col. 2 and 3, bottom has an article in German " One hundred chmches_ and one hundred synagogues" which six a@ re-print of anti-Jewish agitation piece by the Pelgian extremist WARD/ HERMANS who has written many pro-Nazi articles. Page 3, col. 3 and 4, top, has an article in German: A " French government fears “erman film showing “est Wall." Page 3, center has the weekly Yerman radio short wave program with the slogan in German " Tune in Serlin." Ragex One half of page 3 ig filled with about 32 advertise- ments of Philadelphia and “renton business firms- practically all of them D.K.V. members. This section of the page is under a large line ™ PHILADELPHIA, PA." and none of these ads ever appeared before in the “ew York edition of the Weckruf which is the edition reviewed here each week. The appearance of these ads leads to the conclusion that avy hé~ special Philadelphia edition of the Deutscher Weckruf & Beobachter. which. has béen printed since maxi the end of T93Z may have been discontinued and the advertising con- e a tracts transferred to the New York “editions"--- 7" ~~ eat ae Page 4, col. 1 has a Yerman article " Lindbergh on the rignt side" which states in part: " Lyndbergh s words should spur one every one of us to fight with-all our strength for keeping the prohibition of arms exports and to work for that goal." The article closes: n “t is most gratifying to see that the reasonable part of’ America does not lack personalities who are qualified as “eaders and in whose statements lies ghe salvation of the nation. " " THE\EEBARGO MUST REMAIN UNDER ALL CIRCU.ASTANCESI Tne advocates of its abolition want to. put Vermany at a disadvantage in an unneutral manner and on top want to squeeze profits out of the war." The article states that Page fe colhwun 1, bottom has a Yerman editorial: